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http://gao.gov/docket/B-411028.1
Solicitation Number: W91CRB-13-R-0009
Agency: Department of the Army : U.S. Army Materiel Command
File Number: B-411028.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Mar 31, 2015Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Glenn G. Wolcott Man-Machine Systems Assessment Inc
Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Glenn G. Wolcott W P Tax & Accounting Group
http://gao.gov/docket/B-410519.2
Solicitation Number: RFQP0700COBO140039
Agency: Department of Justice : Bureau of Prisons
File Number: B-410519.2 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Feb 23, 2015Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Gary R. Allen W P Tax & Accounting Group
Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Gary R. Allen AeroSage LLC
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411031.1
Solicitation Number: VA255-15-Q-0280
Agency: Department of Veterans Affairs
File Number: B-411031.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Feb 13, 2015Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Eric M. Ransom AeroSage LLC
Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Eric M. Ransom Midwest Tube Fabricators, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411029.1
Solicitation Number: SPE7M3-15-T-1420
Agency: Department of Defense : Defense Logistics Agency
File Number: B-411029.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Feb 9, 2015Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Peter D. Verchinski Midwest Tube Fabricators, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Peter D. Verchinski KPaul Properties, LLC
http://gao.gov/docket/B-410902.2
Solicitation Number: VA250-15-Q-0021
Agency: Department of Veterans Affairs
File Number: B-410902.2 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Feb 3, 2015Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Frank Maguire KPaul Properties, LLC
Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Frank Maguire Export 220Volt, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411007.2
Solicitation Number: SGE50014R0021
Agency: Department of State
File Number: B-411007.2 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Feb 3, 2015Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Louis A. Chiarella Export 220Volt, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Louis A. Chiarella Thermal Structures, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411030.1
Agency: Department of Defense : Defense Logistics Agency
File Number: B-411030.1 Outcome: Withdrawn Date Decided: Jan 28, 2015Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Katherine I. Riback Thermal Structures, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Katherine I. Riback Food Services, Inc. of Gainesville
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411032.1
Solicitation Number: FA4484-15-R-0005
Agency: Department of the Air Force
File Number: B-411032.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Jan 28, 2015Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Brent Burris Food Services, Inc. of Gainesville
Filed Date: Jan 15, 2015 Due Date: Apr 27, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Brent Burris Logistics Management International, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411015.3
Solicitation Number: FA8505-13-R-31138
Agency: Department of the Air Force
File Number: B-411015.3 Outcome: Sustained Date Decided: Apr 22, 2015Filed Date: Jan 14, 2015 Due Date: Apr 24, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Evan D. Wesser Decision Summary: B-411015.2,B-411015.3 Logistics Management International, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 14, 2015 Due Date: Apr 24, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Evan D. Wesser Decision Summary: B-411015.2,B-411015.3 DGC International
http://gao.gov/docket/B-410364.3
Solicitation Number: SOL-306-14-000014
Agency: United States Agency for International Development
File Number: B-410364.3 Outcome: Denied Date Decided: Apr 22, 2015Filed Date: Jan 14, 2015 Due Date: Apr 24, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Pedro E. Briones Decision Summary: B-410364.3 DGC International
Filed Date: Jan 14, 2015 Due Date: Apr 24, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Pedro E. Briones Decision Summary: B-410364.3 Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411026.1
Solicitation Number: W911S0-14-R-0004
Agency: Department of the Army
File Number: B-411026.1 Outcome: Withdrawn Date Decided: Apr 1, 2015Filed Date: Jan 14, 2015 Due Date: Apr 24, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Heather Weiner Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 14, 2015 Due Date: Apr 24, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Heather Weiner Honeywell Technology Solutions, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411024.1
Solicitation Number: W52P1J-13-R-0161
Agency: Department of the Army : U.S. Army Materiel Command
File Number: B-411024.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Feb 19, 2015Filed Date: Jan 14, 2015 Due Date: Apr 24, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Kenneth Kilgour Honeywell Technology Solutions, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 14, 2015 Due Date: Apr 24, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Kenneth Kilgour Draeger Medical, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411025.1
Agency: Department of Veterans Affairs
File Number: B-411025.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Feb 11, 2015Filed Date: Jan 14, 2015 Due Date: Apr 24, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Noah B. Bleicher Draeger Medical, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 14, 2015 Due Date: Apr 24, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Noah B. Bleicher Diplomatic Language Services
http://gao.gov/docket/B-410683.2
Solicitation Number: 2014-14062300001
Agency: Office of the Director of National Intelligence
File Number: B-410683.2 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Feb 5, 2015Filed Date: Jan 14, 2015 Due Date: Apr 24, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Scott H. Riback Diplomatic Language Services
Filed Date: Jan 14, 2015 Due Date: Apr 24, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Scott H. Riback Major Contracting Services, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411027.1
Solicitation Number: W9124E-15-B-0003
Agency: Department of the Army
File Number: B-411027.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Jan 28, 2015Filed Date: Jan 14, 2015 Due Date: Apr 24, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Susan K. McAuliffe Major Contracting Services, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 14, 2015 Due Date: Apr 24, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Susan K. McAuliffe Bridges System Integration, LLC
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411020.1
Solicitation Number: 3FNG-RG-020001-B
Agency: General Services Administration : Federal Acquisition Service
File Number: B-411020.1 Outcome: Denied Date Decided: Apr 23, 2015Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Gary R. Allen Decision Summary: B-411020 Bridges System Integration, LLC
Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Gary R. Allen Decision Summary: B-411020 Dalma Tech2 Company
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411015.1
Solicitation Number: FA8505-13-R-31138
Agency: Department of the Air Force
File Number: B-411015.1 Outcome: Denied Date Decided: Apr 22, 2015Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Evan D. Wesser Decision Summary: B-411015 Dalma Tech2 Company
Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Evan D. Wesser Decision Summary: B-411015 Al Raha Group for Technical Services, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411015.2
Solicitation Number: FA8505-13-R-31138
Agency: Department of the Air Force
File Number: B-411015.2 Outcome: Sustained Date Decided: Apr 22, 2015Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Evan D. Wesser Decision Summary: B-411015.2,B-411015.3 Al Raha Group for Technical Services, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Evan D. Wesser Decision Summary: B-411015.2,B-411015.3 In and Out Valet Company
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411019.1
Solicitation Number: VA260-15-Q-0049
Agency: Department of Veterans Affairs
File Number: B-411019.1 Outcome: Denied Date Decided: Apr 15, 2015Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Cherie J. Owen Decision Summary: B-411019 In and Out Valet Company
Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Cherie J. Owen Decision Summary: B-411019 IBM US Federal
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411014.1
Solicitation Number: W15QKN-12-R-H023
Agency: Department of the Army : U.S. Army Materiel Command
File Number: B-411014.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Mar 12, 2015Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Glenn G. Wolcott IBM US Federal
Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Glenn G. Wolcott O&M Contracting, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-409672.2
Solicitation Number: SB1341-14-RQ-0008
Agency: Department of Commerce : National Institute of Standards and Technology
File Number: B-409672.2 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Mar 10, 2015Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Paula A. Williams O&M Contracting, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Paula A. Williams Mission1st Group, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411023.1
Solicitation Number: F14PD00058
Agency: Department of the Interior
File Number: B-411023.1 Outcome: Withdrawn Date Decided: Feb 6, 2015Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Cherie J. Owen Mission1st Group, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Cherie J. Owen iSi Environmental
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411022.1
Solicitation Number: FA8125-14-R-0005
Agency: Department of the Air Force
File Number: B-411022.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Feb 5, 2015Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Young S. Lee iSi Environmental
Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Young S. Lee KURYAPI Construction and Trade Co., LTD
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411016.1
Solicitation Number: FA5685-14-R-0013
Agency: Department of the Air Force
File Number: B-411016.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Jan 29, 2015Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Mary G. Curcio KURYAPI Construction and Trade Co., LTD
Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Mary G. Curcio Receivia, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-410616.4
Solicitation Number: VA731-14-Q-0041
Agency: Department of Veterans Affairs
File Number: B-410616.4 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Jan 28, 2015Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Robert T. Wu Receivia, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Robert T. Wu GCH Services, LLC
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411018.1
Solicitation Number: FA8201-14-R-0015
Agency: Department of the Air Force
File Number: B-411018.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Jan 26, 2015Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Paul N. Wengert GCH Services, LLC
Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Paul N. Wengert MTN Government Services, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411021.1
Solicitation Number: CTC0200
Agency: Department of Defense : Defense Information Systems Agency
File Number: B-411021.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Jan 21, 2015Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Scott H. Riback MTN Government Services, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Scott H. Riback District Moving Companies, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411017.1
Solicitation Number: N00024-14-T-6328
Agency: Department of the Navy : Naval Sea Systems Command
File Number: B-411017.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Jan 14, 2015Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Tania Calhoun District Moving Companies, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 13, 2015 Due Date: Apr 23, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Tania Calhoun DZSP 21, LLC
http://gao.gov/docket/B-410486.4
Solicitation Number: N62742-13-R-1150
Agency: Department of the Navy : Naval Facilities Engineering Command
File Number: B-410486.4 Outcome: Denied Date Decided: Jul 22, 2015Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest: Reconsideration GAO Attorney: Louis A. Chiarella Decision Summary: B-410486.4 DZSP 21, LLC
Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest: Reconsideration GAO Attorney: Louis A. Chiarella Decision Summary: B-410486.4 Tamimi Global Company, Ltd.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411010.1
Solicitation Number: FA5702-14-R-0004
Agency: Department of the Air Force
File Number: B-411010.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Apr 8, 2015Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Robert T. Wu Tamimi Global Company, Ltd.
Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Robert T. Wu ExecuTech Strategic Consulting, LLC
http://gao.gov/docket/B-410893.3
Solicitation Number: FA4452-14-R-0001
Agency: Department of the Air Force
File Number: B-410893.3 Outcome: Denied Date Decided: Mar 9, 2015Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Noah B. Bleicher Decision Summary: B-410893,B-410893.2,B-410893.3 ExecuTech Strategic Consulting, LLC
Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Noah B. Bleicher Decision Summary: B-410893,B-410893.2,B-410893.3 Phoenix Environmental Design, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411008.1
Solicitation Number: VA786-15-Q-0062
Agency: Department of Veterans Affairs
File Number: B-411008.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Feb 11, 2015Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: K. Nicole Willems Phoenix Environmental Design, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: K. Nicole Willems Export 220Volt, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411007.1
Solicitation Number: SGE50014R0021
Agency: Department of State
File Number: B-411007.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Feb 3, 2015Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Louis A. Chiarella Export 220Volt, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Louis A. Chiarella Advanced IT Concepts, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411009.1
Solicitation Number: W91249-14-R-0010
Agency: Department of the Army
File Number: B-411009.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Jan 29, 2015Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Kenneth Kilgour Advanced IT Concepts, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Kenneth Kilgour Pragmatics Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-410990.2
Solicitation Number: E200603
Agency: Department of Defense : Defense Information Systems Agency
File Number: B-410990.2 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Jan 22, 2015Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Louis A. Chiarella Pragmatics Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Louis A. Chiarella Tom Smith Fire Equipment Company Inc
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411011.1
Solicitation Number: FA8056-14-R-0004
Agency: Department of the Air Force
File Number: B-411011.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Jan 20, 2015Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Charles W. Morrow Tom Smith Fire Equipment Company Inc
Filed Date: Jan 12, 2015 Due Date: Apr 22, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Charles W. Morrow Caddell Construction Company, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411005.1
Solicitation Number: SAQMMA-14-R-0073
Agency: Department of State
File Number: B-411005.1 Outcome: Sustained Date Decided: Apr 20, 2015Filed Date: Jan 9, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Stephanie B. Magnell Decision Summary: This protest is covered by a protective order, which means that some information in the decision may require redaction before public release. A final redacted version of the decision will be posted when this process is complete. Learn more about our protective order and redaction process here. Caddell Construction Company, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 9, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Stephanie B. Magnell Decision Summary: This protest is covered by a protective order, which means that some information in the decision may require redaction before public release. A final redacted version of the decision will be posted when this process is complete. Learn more about our protective order and redaction process here. Caddell Construction Company, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411005.2
Solicitation Number: SAQMMA-14-R-0073
Agency: Department of State
File Number: B-411005.2 Outcome: Sustained Date Decided: Apr 20, 2015Filed Date: Jan 9, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Stephanie B. Magnell Decision Summary: B-411005.1,B-411005.2 Caddell Construction Company, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 9, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Stephanie B. Magnell Decision Summary: B-411005.1,B-411005.2 SS Medical Inc
http://gao.gov/docket/B-409705.3
Solicitation Number: VA249-14-R-0173
Agency: Department of Veterans Affairs
File Number: B-409705.3 Outcome: Denied Date Decided: Apr 17, 2015Filed Date: Jan 9, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Frank Maguire Decision Summary: B-409705.3 SS Medical Inc
Filed Date: Jan 9, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Frank Maguire Decision Summary: B-409705.3 CI Filing Systems, LLC
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411012.1
Solicitation Number: 386-060S
Agency: Government Publishing Office
File Number: B-411012.1 Outcome: Denied Date Decided: Apr 17, 2015Filed Date: Jan 9, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Glenn G. Wolcott Decision Summary: B-411012 CI Filing Systems, LLC
Filed Date: Jan 9, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Glenn G. Wolcott Decision Summary: B-411012 SupplyCore Inc
http://gao.gov/docket/B-409418.4
Solicitation Number: SPM7LX-14-R-0029
Agency: Department of Defense : Defense Logistics Agency
File Number: B-409418.4 Outcome: Denied Date Decided: Apr 16, 2015Filed Date: Jan 9, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Young S. Lee Decision Summary: B-409418.4,B-409418.5,B-409418.6 SupplyCore Inc
Filed Date: Jan 9, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Young S. Lee Decision Summary: B-409418.4,B-409418.5,B-409418.6 Center for Disease Detection
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411006.1
Solicitation Number: W81XWH-15-T-0082
Agency: Department of the Army
File Number: B-411006.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Jan 22, 2015Filed Date: Jan 9, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Brent Burris Center for Disease Detection
Filed Date: Jan 9, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Brent Burris Department of Veterans Affairs
http://gao.gov/docket/B-409705.2
Solicitation Number: VA249-14-R-0173
Agency: Department of Veterans Affairs
File Number: B-409705.2 Outcome: Denied Date Decided: Apr 17, 2015Filed Date: Jan 8, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Frank Maguire Decision Summary: B-409705.2 Department of Veterans Affairs
Filed Date: Jan 8, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Frank Maguire Decision Summary: B-409705.2 Latvian Connection, LLC
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411004.1
Solicitation Number: 693810
Agency: Department of the Army
File Number: B-411004.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Feb 20, 2015Filed Date: Jan 8, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Peter D. Verchinski Latvian Connection, LLC
Filed Date: Jan 8, 2015 Due Date: Apr 20, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Peter D. Verchinski ABM Government Services, LLC
http://gao.gov/docket/B-410991.2
Solicitation Number: W912DY-12-R-0046
Agency: Department of the Army : Corps of Engineers
File Number: B-410991.2 Outcome: Denied Date Decided: Apr 17, 2015Filed Date: Jan 7, 2015 Due Date: Apr 17, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Eric M. Ransom Decision Summary: B-410991.2 ABM Government Services, LLC
Filed Date: Jan 7, 2015 Due Date: Apr 17, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Eric M. Ransom Decision Summary: B-410991.2 Latvian Connection, LLC
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411000.1
Solicitation Number: MIPR10623139
Agency: Department of the Air Force
File Number: B-411000.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Jan 27, 2015Filed Date: Jan 7, 2015 Due Date: Apr 17, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Scott H. Riback Latvian Connection, LLC
Filed Date: Jan 7, 2015 Due Date: Apr 17, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Scott H. Riback Arc-Tech, Inc.
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411002.1
Solicitation Number: 263-2008-PGG-0238
Agency: Department of Health and Human Services : Public Health Service : National Institutes of Health
File Number: B-411002.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Jan 14, 2015Filed Date: Jan 7, 2015 Due Date: Apr 17, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Kenneth Kilgour Arc-Tech, Inc.
Filed Date: Jan 7, 2015 Due Date: Apr 17, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Kenneth Kilgour Latvian Connection, LLC
http://gao.gov/docket/B-411003.1
Solicitation Number: 694533
Agency: Department of the Army
File Number: B-411003.1 Outcome: Dismissed Date Decided: Jan 14, 2015Filed Date: Jan 7, 2015 Due Date: Apr 17, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Heather Weiner Latvian Connection, LLC
Filed Date: Jan 7, 2015 Due Date: Apr 17, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Heather Weiner Spry Methods Inc
http://gao.gov/docket/B-410941.2
Solicitation Number: DJD-14-HQ-0090
Agency: Department of Justice : Drug Enforcement Administration
File Number: B-410941.2 Outcome: Withdrawn Date Decided: Jan 13, 2015Filed Date: Jan 7, 2015 Due Date: Apr 17, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Evan D. Wesser Spry Methods Inc
Filed Date: Jan 7, 2015 Due Date: Apr 17, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest GAO Attorney: Evan D. Wesser Science Applications International Corporation
http://gao.gov/docket/B-410760.5
Solicitation Number: N00039-14-R-0003
Agency: Department of the Navy : Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command
File Number: B-410760.5 Outcome: Denied Date Decided: Nov 24, 2015Filed Date: Jan 6, 2015 Due Date: Apr 16, 2015 Case Type: Bid Protest: Entitlement GAO Attorney: Noah B. Bleicher Decision Summary: B-410760.5 Science Applications International Corporation
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| update {stats} | R Documentation |
update
will update and (by default) re-fit a model. It does this
by extracting the call stored in the object, updating the call and (by
default) evaluating that call. Sometimes it is useful to call
update
with only one argument, for example if the data frame has
been corrected.
“Extracting the call” in update()
and similar functions
uses getCall()
which itself is a (S3) generic function with a
default method that simply gets x$call
.
Because of this, update()
will often work (via its default
method) on new model classes, either automatically, or by providing a
simple getCall()
method for that class.
update(object, ...) ## Default S3 method: update(object, formula., ..., evaluate = TRUE) getCall(x, ...)
object, x |
An existing fit from a model function such as |
formula. |
Changes to the formula – see |
... |
Additional arguments to the call, or arguments with
changed values. Use |
evaluate |
If true evaluate the new call else return the call. |
If evaluate = TRUE
the fitted object, otherwise the updated call.
Chambers, J. M. (1992) Linear models. Chapter 4 of Statistical Models in S eds J. M. Chambers and T. J. Hastie, Wadsworth & Brooks/Cole.
oldcon <- options(contrasts = c("contr.treatment", "contr.poly")) ## Annette Dobson (1990) "An Introduction to Generalized Linear Models". ## Page 9: Plant Weight Data. ctl <- c(4.17,5.58,5.18,6.11,4.50,4.61,5.17,4.53,5.33,5.14) trt <- c(4.81,4.17,4.41,3.59,5.87,3.83,6.03,4.89,4.32,4.69) group <- gl(2, 10, 20, labels = c("Ctl", "Trt")) weight <- c(ctl, trt) lm.D9 <- lm(weight ~ group) lm.D9 summary(lm.D90 <- update(lm.D9, . ~ . - 1)) options(contrasts = c("contr.helmert", "contr.poly")) update(lm.D9) getCall(lm.D90) # "through the origin" options(oldcon)


Example software for the analysis of data from designed experiments, especially agricultural crop experiments. The basics of the analysis of designed experiments are discussed using real examples from agricultural field trials. A range of statistical methods using a range of R statistical packages are exemplified . The experimental data is made available as separate data sets for each example and the R analysis code is made available as example code. The example code can be readily extended, as required.
| Version: | 0.1.4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: | lmerTest, emmeans, pbkrtest, lattice, nlme, ggplot2 |
| Suggests: | R.rsp |
| Published: | 2018-08-20 |
| Author: | Rodney Edmondson [aut, cre], Hans-Peter Piepho [aut, ctb], Muhammad Yaseen [aut, ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Rodney Edmondson <rodney.edmondson at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | agriTutorial results |
| Reference manual: | agriTutorial.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Tutorial Analysis of Some Agricultural Experiments |
| Package source: | agriTutorial_0.1.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: agriTutorial_0.1.4.zip, r-release: agriTutorial_0.1.4.zip, r-oldrel: agriTutorial_0.1.4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: agriTutorial_0.1.4.tgz, r-oldrel: agriTutorial_0.1.4.tgz |
| Old sources: | agriTutorial archive |
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| Apache Struts 2 Documentation > Home > Security Bulletins > S2-012 |
Showcase app vulnerability allows remote command execution
| Who should read this | All Struts 2 developers |
|---|---|
| Impact of vulnerability | Remote command execution |
| Maximum security rating | Moderately Critical |
| Recommendation | Developers should immediately upgrade to Struts <IP_ADDRESS> |
| Affected Software | Struts Showcase App 2.0.0 - Struts Showcase App 2.3.13 |
| Reporter | Xgc Kxlzx, Alibaba Security Team |
| CVE Identifier | CVE-2013-1965 |
| Original Description | Reported directly to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
OGNL provides, among other features, extensive expression evaluation capabilities.
A request that included a specially crafted request parameter could be used to inject arbitrary OGNL code into a property, afterward used as request parameter of a redirect address, which will cause a further evaluation.
OGNL evaluation was already addressed in S2-003 and S2-005 and S2-009, but, since it involved just the parameter's name, it turned out that the resulting fixes based on whitelisting acceptable parameter names and denying evaluation of the expression contained in parameter names, closed the vulnerability only partially.
The second evaluation happens when redirect result reads it from the stack and uses the previously injected code as redirect parameter.
This lets malicious users put arbitrary OGNL statements into any unsanitized String variable exposed by an action and have it evaluated as an OGNL expression to enable method execution and execute arbitrary methods, bypassing Struts and OGNL library protections.
%{(#_memberAccess['allowStaticMethodAccess']=true)(#context['xwork.MethodAccessor.denyMethodExecution']=false) #hackedbykxlzx=@org.apache.struts2.ServletActionContext@getResponse().getWriter(),#hackedbykxlzx.println('hacked by kxlzx'),#hackedbykxlzx.close())}
The issue, in order to work, need a redirect result defined as the following:
<action name="save" class="org.apache.struts2.showcase.action.SkillAction" method="save"> <result type="redirect">edit.action?skillName=${currentSkill.name}</result> </action>
public void testUnsecureRedirect() { final String pwnDir = "/tmp/PWNAGE"; final Map<String, String> fakeAction = new HashMap<String, String>() { { put("skillName", "%{(#context['xwork.MethodAccessor.denyMethodExecution']=false)(#_memberAccess['allowStaticMethodAccess']=true)(@java.lang.Runtime@getRuntime().exec('mkdir " + pwnDir + "'))}"); } }; String location = "/context/edit.action?skillName=true"; responseMock.expectAndReturn("encodeRedirectURL", C.anyArgs(1), location); responseMock.expect("sendRedirect", C.args(C.eq(location))); requestMock.expectAndReturn("getAttribute", C.args(C.eq("javax.servlet.include.servlet_path")), location); ValueStack stack = ai.getStack(); stack.push(fakeAction); view.setLocation("edit.action?skillName=${skillName}"); view.setParse(true); try { view.execute(ai); requestMock.verify(); File pwn = new File(pwnDir); boolean exists = pwn.exists(); FileUtils.deleteDirectory(pwn); assertFalse("Remote exploit: The PWN folder has been created", exists); Object dme = stack.getContext().get("xwork.MethodAccessor.denyMethodExecution"); assertTrue("DenyMethodExecution has been disabled", dme == null || BooleanUtils.toBoolean(dme.toString())); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); fail(); } }
The OGNLUtil class was changed to deny eval expressions by default.
| It is strongly recommended to upgrade to Struts <IP_ADDRESS>, which contains the corrected OGNL and XWork library. |


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Truss Assembly
Finite Element Analysis by Hand
Don Irby
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The stress in the assembly will not exceed the yield stress for the material
March 8, 2013
- Objective: Mesh and analyze the hanger assembly.
- Analysis: Static Stress Analysis with Linear Material Model.
- Element: Truss
- Dimensions: L = 10 feet, cross section area = 2 sq.in., θ = 45 deg.
- Material: Steel, E = 30,000,000 psi
- Loading: 10,000 pound force downward
- Constraints: Fully fixed at nodes 2, 3, and 4.
Appendix


Automating Deployment using FAKE and Octopus Deploy
Octopus Deploy is a great tool for simple and user-friendly release management.
Installing Octopus Deploy
You can download the free community edition of Octopus Deploy from http://octopusdeploy.com/downloads - and then follow the Installation Instructions to get yourself up and running.
You will also need to install and configure at least one Tentacle which you will deploy your software and services to.
Octopus Deploy HTTP API and Octopus Tools
Octopus Deploy has a REST-style HTTP API available at http://your-octopus-server/api
which we will be using via the Octopus Tools, controlled from a FAKE script.
You should add the OctopusTools NuGet package to your solution, which you can also resolve from a FAKE script - which you will need in order to use the OctoTools from a FAKE script.
Generate an API Key
In order to communicate with the Octopus Deploy API you will need an API key to authenticate with.
It is a good idea to create an account in Octopus Deploy for your Continuous Integration systems (eg: TeamCity) - and then generate a new API key for that account, that can be safely used from within your build process.
Create a Release
Octopus Deploy relies on the concept of a release, which should be an immutable NuGet Package which has been built, tested, packaged and published from your Continuous Integration systems - which you can of course completely manage with your FAKE script.
So once you have created a project you are able to create a push a release into Octopus Deploy. This can be done through the Octopus UI, command line tool, or in our case - from a FAKE script.
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open Fake.OctoTools Target "Release" (fun _ -> let release = { releaseOptions with Project = "Order Processor" } let server = { Server = "http://your-octopus-server/api"; ApiKey = "YOUR-CI-API-KEY-HERE" } Octo (fun octoParams -> { octoParams with ToolPath = "./packages/octopustools" Server = server Command = CreateRelease (release, None) } ) ) |
In this instance both the releaseOptions
and octoParams
contain assumed default values that will fail by default. CreateRelease
allows you to also deploy the release at the same time, but since we're not interested in doing this at this moment - we'll set our deployOptions
to None
.
Deploy a Release
You can automatically deploy a release when you create it, but using the optional deploy options when you create your release.
This is often a good idea when you want your FAKE build script to continue on to a second set of perhaps slower, unit tests that exercise behaviours in a more complete and perhaps integrated environment.
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open Fake.OctoTools Target "ReleaseAndDeploy" (fun _ -> let release = { releaseOptions with Project = "Order Processor" } let deploy = { deployOptions with DeployTo = "TestEnvironment" } let server = { Server = "http://your-octopus-server/api"; ApiKey = "YOUR-CI-API-KEY-HERE" } Octo (fun octoParams -> { octoParams with ToolPath = "./packages/octopustools" Server = server Command = CreateRelease (release, Some deploy) } ) ) |
In this instance we've used the default deployOptions
and modified the environment that we're going to deploy to - this is then passed into the CreateRelease
.
Promote a Release
Finally when you are absolutely happy that your release is good to go the next stage (be that some manual or exploratory testing, or perhaps a staging environment). We can use a DeployRelease
command to promote an existing release to the next environment:
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open Fake.OctoTools Target "PromoteRelease" (fun _ -> let promote = { deployOptions with Project = "Order Processor" DeployTo = "UatEnvironment" } let server = { Server = "http://your-octopus-server/api"; ApiKey = "YOUR-CI-API-KEY-HERE" } Octo (fun octoParams -> { octoParams with ToolPath = "./packages/octopustools" Server = server Command = DeployRelease (promote) } ) ) |


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One of the hardest parts of any network-based application is configuring which bits connect to what, and how
do they connect to each other. Each device that can be connected
ZeroConf aims to eliminate the time-consuming aspect of connecting devices together. The device broadcasts the configuration details reqired to connect or work with the service over a multicast protocol. You probably already have devices on your local network such as printers that are automatically discovered by your computer.
Zeroconf is an open-standard that many vendors are using to reduce cost of configuration. The JmDNS project is an Apache 2.0 licensed library that implements the ZeroConf protocol. Chainsaw and log4j use JmDNS to broadcast Appender information so that a matching Receiver can be easily created to connect to each other to stream logging messages into Chainsaw.
Most of the network-based appenders are ZeroConf-capable - all you have to do to use ZeroConf is to download the JmDNS package (at least version 1.0), add the JmDNS jar to your application's classpath, and set the "advertiseViaMulticastDNS" parameter to 'true' for any of the appenders or receivers you want to advertise (most of the time you will want to advertise appenders, so they can be automatically detected by Chainsaw).
Your log4j.xml configuration file could be as simple as this:
<log4j:configuration debug="false" threshold="debug" xmlns:log4j="http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/> <appender name="zeroconf" class="org.apache.log4j.net.SocketHubAppender"> <param name="Name" value="MyZeroConfSockeHubAppender" /> <param name="advertiseViaMulticastDNS" value="true" /> </appender> <!--ROOT Logger--> <root> <level value="INFO" /> <appender-ref ref="zeroconf" /> </root> </log4j:configuration>
Once you have started your application using this configuration, from within Chainsaw, the ZeroConf tab will show detected applications. You can simply double click on the detected appender and Chainsaw will connect a Receiver to it. You can even tick the "Auto-Connect" check box, and next time Chainsaw see's this application, it will automatically connect to it.
Most of the network-based Receivers are also ZeroConf capable, giving ZeroConf-aware appenders or applications the ability to discover the receivers and configure appenders to connect to those Receivers.
Yes. We have designed a backward compatible mechanism to expose prior versions of log4j's SocketHubAppender (ZeroConfSocketHubAppender) so that Chainsaw can detect it automatically.
A small catch. Because it's based on a multicast protocol, routers tend to block these packets, and so it's likely that your production computers, which are usually in a heavily protected network won't be able to broadcast their configuration information. If you have a VPN into this sort of network it is possible that these multicast packets can traverse the network.
It's extremely useful for development, QA and staging environments. Usually the QA/Staging environment is isolated from your development team, but having them monitor logs from these machines would be handy. Or your QA team may want to copy/paste some ERROR messages from QA/staging to notify the dev team. ZeroConf gives your whole software development team an easy way to get access to your logging events.


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Here you can find information on the conference sites and how to get there via public transport. To find the route, which is best suited for you, you can use the online journey planner provided by the Wiener Linien. The conference fee covers a 3-day ticket, which is valid on all public transport services in the core zone of Vienna. Airport transfers are not included.
The address of the Department of Musicology is Garnisongasse 15, 1090, Vienna. It is located in Court 9 at the entrance 9.1. If you stay at one of the recommended accommodations, the Department will only be a short walk away. There are also many underground and tram stations nearby: Rathaus and Schottentor (both violet line U2) and Landesgerichtshof (trams 43 and 44) as well as Schwarzspanierstraße (trams 37, 38, 40, 41 and 42).
The main building of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, where the conference opening and the keynote speech will take place, is at Dr. Ignaz Seipel-Platz 2, 1010, Vienna. The closest station is Stubentor (orange line U3 and tram 2).
The conference will provide a bus transfer to get to the Heuriger s'Pfiff located near the vineyards in the 19th district of Vienna. If you are arriving separately, please use one of the public transport apps to find the best route.


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German car parts giant Continental to cut 5,500 jobs
by AFP/The LocalContinental confirmed it would slash some 5,500 jobs by 2028 as the German car parts giant seeks savings of €500 million annually.
Of the total, thousands of jobs are under threat in Germany.
The action comes amid a stuttering global car market and a weaker demand for combustion engines.
The jobs cull affecting Germany, Italy and the US would support Continental's "urgently needed technological transition and thus the strengthening of our competitiveness and future viability", CEO Elmar Degenhart said in a statement.
Around 520 jobs will be axed when Continental shuts its site in Roding, Bavaria. That site, which makes hydraulic components for petrol and diesel engines, is set to close its doors in in 2024.
Meanwhile, in Limbach-Oberfrohna, Saxony, another 750 jobs are under threat after manufacturing of diesel injection components ends in 2028. And a further 2,200 jobs in Babenhausen in the central state of Hesse will also go.
In Pisa, Italy, 750 jobs are under threat because production of petrol engine components will cease by 2028, Continental said.
Elsewhere, the company said a further 720 jobs will be lost in the US city of Newport News, where production on hydraulic components for gasoline engines will end in 2024.
The latest round of job cuts come on top of a cull announced in September that will see Continental scrap 650 jobs in North Carolina and 270 in Malaysia.
Continental, with a global workforce of 240,000 people, stressed in its statement that some employees would be offered a chance to retrain "for other tasks" to find alternative roles in the group.
As The Local reported, Continental is undergoing a massive restructuring and by 2029, a total of 8,000 jobs will be affected in Germany.
However, not all of those jobs will disappear; some will be shifted between sites or reassigned to new activities, Continental said in a statement.
READ ALSO: Continental to cut thousands of jobs in Germany through massive restructuring
Trade wars, Brexit and technology
Germany's massive car industry – with 800,000 jobs and almost five percent of national output – has suffered as trade wars have intensified and the threat of a no-deal Brexit has grown.
Meanwhile far-reaching transformations of the sector, including electrification and automated driving, require enormous investments in new technology.
READ ALSO: Germany boosts support for electric cars with cash bonuses and a million charging points


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A connection to Spark can be customized by setting the values of certain Spark properties. In sparklyr
, Spark properties can be set by using the config
argument in the spark_connect()
function.
By default, spark_connect()
uses spark_config()
as the default configuration. But that can be customized as shown in the example code below. Because of the unending number of possible combinations, spark_config()
contains only a basic configuration, so it will be very likely that additional settings will be needed to properly connect to the cluster.
conf <- spark_config() # Load variable with spark_config()
conf$spark.executor.memory <- "16G" # Use `$` to add or set values
sc <- spark_connect(master = "yarn-client",
config = conf) # Pass the conf variable
It may be useful to provide some simple definitions for the Spark nomenclature:
Node: A server
Worker Node: A server that is part of the cluster and are available to run Spark jobs
Master Node: The server that coordinates the Worker nodes.
Executor: A sort of virtual machine inside a node. One Node can have multiple Executors.
Driver Node: The Node that initiates the Spark session. Typically, this will be the server where sparklyr
is located.
Driver (Executor): The Driver Node will also show up in the Executor list.
Spark configuration properties passed by R are just requests - In most cases, the cluster has the final say regarding the resources apportioned to a given Spark session.
The cluster overrides ‘silently’ - Many times, no errors are returned when more resources than allowed are requested, or if an attempt is made to change a setting fixed by the cluster.
Using Spark and R inside a Hadoop based Data Lake is becoming a common practice at companies. Currently, there is no good way to manage user connections to the Spark service centrally. There are some caps and settings that can be applied, but in most cases there are configurations that the R user will need to customize.
The Running on YARN page in Spark’s official website is the best place to start for configuration settings reference, please bookmark it. Cluster administrators and users can benefit from this document. If Spark is new to the company, the YARN tunning article, courtesy of Cloudera, does a great job at explaining how the Spark/YARN architecture works.
The following are the recommended Spark properties to set when connecting via R:
spark.executor.memory - The maximum possible is managed by the YARN cluster. See the Executor Memory Error
spark.executor.cores - Number of cores assigned per Executor.
spark.executor.instances - Number of executors to start. This property is acknowledged by the cluster if spark.dynamicAllocation.enabled is set to “false”.
spark.dynamicAllocation.enabled - Overrides the mechanism that Spark provides to dynamically adjust resources. Disabling it provides more control over the number of the Executors that can be started, which in turn impact the amount of storage available for the session. For more information, please see the Dynamic Resource Allocation page in the official Spark website.
conf <- spark_config()
conf$spark.executor.memory <- "300M"
conf$spark.executor.cores <- 2
conf$spark.executor.instances <- 3
conf$spark.dynamicAllocation.enabled <- "false"
sc <- spark_connect(master = "yarn-client",
spark_home = "/usr/lib/spark/",
version = "1.6.0",
config = conf)
To see how the requested configuration affected the Spark connection, go to the Executors page in the Spark Web UI. Typically, the Spark Web UI can be found using the exact same URL used for RStudio but on port 4040.
Notice that 155.3MB per executor are assigned instead of the 300MB requested. This is because the spark.memory.fraction has been fixed by the cluster, plus, there is fixed amount of memory designated for overhead.
Requesting more memory or CPUs for Executors than allowed will return an error. This is one of the exceptions to the cluster’s ‘silent’ overrides. It will return a message similar to this:
Failed during initialize_connection: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Required executor memory (16384+1638 MB) is above the max threshold (8192 MB) of this cluster! Please check the values of 'yarn.scheduler.maximum-allocation-mb' and/or 'yarn.nodemanager.resource.memory-mb'
A cluster’s administrator is the only person who can make changes to the settings mentioned in the error. If the cluster is supported by a vendor, like Cloudera or Hortonworks, then the change can be made using the cluster’s web UI. Otherwise, changes to those settings are done directly in the yarn-default.xml file.
There are two options to access a “kerberized” data lake:
Use kinit to get and cache the ticket. After kinit is installed and configured. After kinit is setup, it can used in R via a system()
call prior to connecting to the cluster:
system("echo '<password>' | kinit <username>")
For more information visit this site: Apache - Authenticate with kinit
A preferred option may be to use the out-of-the-box integration with Kerberos that the commercial version of RStudio Server offers.
The following are the recommended Spark properties to set when connecting via R:
The default behavior in Standalone mode is to create one executor per worker. So in a 3 worker node cluster, there will be 3 executors setup. The basic properties that can be set are:
spark.executor.memory - The requested memory cannot exceed the actual RAM available.
spark.memory.fraction - The default is set to 60% of the requested memory per executor. For more information, please see this Memory Management Overview page in the official Spark website.
spark.executor.cores - The requested cores cannot be higher than the cores available in each worker.
If dynamic allocation is disabled, then Spark will attempt to assign all of the available cores evenly across the cluster. The property used is spark.dynamicAllocation.enabled.
For example, the Standalone cluster used for this article has 3 worker nodes. Each node has 14.7GB in RAM and 4 cores. This means that there are a total of 12 cores (3 workers with 4 cores) and 44.1GB in RAM (3 workers with 14.7GB in RAM each).
If the spark.executor.cores
property is set to 2, and dynamic allocation is disabled, then Spark will spawn 6 executors. The spark.executor.memory
property should be set to a level that when the value is multiplied by 6 (number of executors) it will not be over total available RAM. In this case, the value can be safely set to 7GB so that the total memory requested will be 42GB, which is under the available 44.1GB.
conf <- spark_config()
conf$spark.executor.memory <- "7GB"
conf$spark.memory.fraction <- 0.9
conf$spark.executor.cores <- 2
conf$spark.dynamicAllocation.enabled <- "false"
sc <- spark_connect(master="spark://master-url:7077",
version = "2.1.0",
config = conf,
spark_home = "/home/ubuntu/spark-2.1.0-bin-hadoop2.7/")
The following are the recommended Spark properties to set when connecting via R:
sparklyr.cores.local - It defaults to using all of the available cores. Not a necessary property to set, unless there’s a reason to use less cores than available for a given Spark session.
sparklyr.shell.driver-memory - The limit is the amount of RAM available in the computer minus what would be needed for OS operations.
spark.memory.fraction - The default is set to 60% of the requested memory per executor. For more information, please see this Memory Management Overview page in the official Spark website.
conf$`sparklyr.cores.local` <- 4
conf$`sparklyr.shell.driver-memory` <- "16G"
conf$spark.memory.fraction <- 0.9
sc <- spark_connect(master = "local",
version = "2.1.0",
config = conf)
To see how the requested configuration affected the Spark connection, go to the Executors page in the Spark Web UI available in http://localhost:4040/storage/


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Working with Apache Kafka to build a system that balances load across web socket layers on multiple AWS EC2 instances
• Worked with Node.js and angular.js to address several bugs and resolve performance bottlenecks
• Created Leads section to facilitate handling of prospective students
Developed a Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) that facilitated creation of a structured database
Volunteered at NGO focused at providing education to less privileged children.
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What's On My Desk
"If it can't fail, it doesn't count."
Dear Friend, from My Life I Write to You in Your Life (2017)
Yiyun Li
A glimpse into the depth of other people’s misfortunes makes us cling to the hope that suffering is measurable. There are more sorrowful sorrows, more despondent despondencies. When we recognize another’s suffering, we cannot avoid confronting our own, from which we escape to the thought of measurability. Well, at least, we emphasize. Our capacity to console extends only to what we can do to console ourselves.
「人生に失敗はあったって、失敗した人生なんてないと思います」
Originals (2016)
Adam Grant
We find surface ways of appearing original—donning a bow tie, wearing bright red shoes—without taking the risk of actually being original. When it comes to the powerful ideas in our heads and the core values in our hearts, we censor ourselves.
My Dear Exes | Omameda Towako to Sannin no Motootto (Fuji TV-KTV / 2021)
The Great Delusion: Liberal Dreams and International Realities (2018)
John Mearsheimer
The structure of the international system is anarchic, not hierarchic, which means that liberalism applied to international politics cannot work.
「人の孤独を埋めるのは、愛されることじゃないよ。愛することだよ。」
「只有在懂得的人跟前，那些艰辛和委屈才具有意义。」


MPI functions sometimes use arguments with a choice (or union) data type. Distinct calls to the same routine may pass by reference actual arguments of different types. The mechanism for providing such arguments will differ from language to language. For Fortran with the include file mpif.h or the mpi module, the document uses < type> to represent a choice variable; with the Fortran mpi_f08 module, such arguments are declared with the Fortran 2008 + TR 29113 syntax TYPE(*), DIMENSION(..); for C, we use void *.
Advice
to implementors.
Implementors can freely choose how to implement
choice arguments in the mpi module,
e.g., with a non-standard compiler-dependent method that has
the quality of the call mechanism in the implicit Fortran
interfaces, or with the method defined for the mpi_f08 module.
See details in Section Overview
.
( End of advice to implementors.)


Interface DiscoveryManager
Manages the resource discovery of a Puli project.
Direct known implementers
Puli\Manager\Discovery\DiscoveryManagerImplAuthor: Bernhard Schussek<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Since: 1.0
Located at Api/Discovery/DiscoveryManager.php
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Sentiment:
Average Intensity:
Clarity:
Breakdown:
Affection / Friendliness:
Amusement / Excitement:
Anger / Loathing:
Contentment / Gratitude:
Enjoyment / Elation:
Fear / Uneasiness:
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Betti curves for dimensions 1-4 describing the persistent homology of the model (rose) + added noise (gold) combination network (see Fig. 1-3).
Select model using the dropdown menu.
Drag the threshold slider to see results for different threshold values ρT. Current threshold value shown as vertical dotted line in
the Betti curve plots.


If varName includes namespace qualifiers (in the array name if it refers to an array element), or if varName is unqualified (does not include the names of any containing namespaces) but no procedure is active, varName refers to a namespace variable resolved according to the rules described under NAME RESOLUTION in the namespace manual page.
If a procedure is active and varName is unqualified, then varName refers to a parameter or local variable of the procedure, unless varName was declared to resolve differently through one of the global, variable or upvar commands.
set r [expr rand()]
Store a short message in an array element:
set anAry(msg) "Hello, World!"
Store a short message in an array element specified by a variable:
set elemName "msg" set anAry($elemName) "Hello, World!"
Copy a value into the variable out from a variable whose name is stored in the vbl (note that it is often easier to use arrays in practice instead of doing double-dereferencing):
set in0 "small random" set in1 "large random" set vbl in[expr {rand() >= 0.5}] set out [set $vbl]
Copyright © 1993 The Regents of the University of California. Copyright © 1994-1996 Sun Microsystems, Inc. Copyright © 1995-1997 Roger E. Critchlow Jr.


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Captain leading team to back to back Idaho 5A State Debate Championships (Madison HS 2014-2015), Eagle Scout – Boy Scouts of America, Four top three finishes at USA Dance Nationals competitions, five individual top ten awards
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Class: Aws::CloudWatch::Types::GetMetricWidgetImageInput
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Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#metric_widget ⇒ String
rw
A JSON string that defines the bitmap graph to be retrieved.
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#output_format ⇒ String
rw
The format of the resulting image.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
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Instance Attribute Details
#metric_widget ⇒ String
(rw)
A JSON string that defines the bitmap graph to be retrieved. The
string includes the metrics to include in the graph, statistics,
annotations, title, axis limits, and so on. You can include only one
MetricWidget
parameter in each GetMetricWidgetImage
call.
For more information about the syntax of MetricWidget
see
GetMetricWidgetImage: Metric
Widget ::Aws::Structure
and Syntax.
If any metric on the graph could not load all the requested data points, an orange triangle with an exclamation point appears next to the graph legend.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-cloudwatch/lib/aws-sdk-cloudwatch/types.rb', line 1660
class GetMetricWidgetImageInput < Struct.new( :, :output_format) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#output_format ⇒ String
(rw)
The format of the resulting image. Only PNG images are supported.
The default is png
. If you specify png
, the API returns an HTTP
response with the content-type set to text/xml
. The image data is
in a MetricWidgetImage
field. For example:
<GetMetricWidgetImageResponse xmlns=<URLstring>>
<GetMetricWidgetImageResult>
<MetricWidgetImage>
iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAlgAAAGQEAYAAAAip...
</MetricWidgetImage>
</GetMetricWidgetImageResult>
<ResponseMetadata>
<RequestId>6f0d4192-4d42-11e8-82c1-f539a07e0e3b</RequestId>
</ResponseMetadata>
</GetMetricWidgetImageResponse>
The image/png
setting is intended only for custom HTTP requests.
For most use cases, and all actions using an Amazon Web Services
SDK, you should use png
. If you specify image/png
, the HTTP
response has a content-type set to image/png
, and the body of the
response is a PNG image.


faker.js - generate massive amounts of fake data in the browser and node.js
Demo
Hosted API Microservice
- Supports all Faker API Methods
- Full-Featured Microservice
- Hosted by hook.io
curl http://faker.hook.io?property=name.findName&locale=de
Usage
Browser
<script src = "faker.js" type = "text/javascript"></script>
<script>
var randomName = faker.name.findName(); // Caitlyn Kerluke
var randomEmail = faker.internet.email(); //<EMAIL_ADDRESS>var randomCard = faker.helpers.createCard(); // random contact card containing many properties
</script>
Node.js
var faker = require('faker');
var randomName = faker.name.findName(); // Rowan Nikolaus
var randomEmail = faker.internet.email(); //<EMAIL_ADDRESS>var randomCard = faker.helpers.createCard(); // random contact card containing many properties
API
Faker.fake()
faker.js contains a super useful generator method Faker.fake
for combining faker API methods using a mustache string format.
Example:
console.log(faker.fake("{{name.lastName}}, {{name.firstName}} {{name.suffix}}"));
// outputs: "Marks, Dean Sr."
This will interpolate the format string with the value of methods name.lastName()
, name.firstName()
, and name.suffix()
JSDoc API Browser
http://marak.github.io/faker.js/
API Methods
- address
- zipCode
- city
- cityPrefix
- citySuffix
- streetName
- streetAddress
- streetSuffix
- streetPrefix
- secondaryAddress
- county
- country
- countryCode
- state
- stateAbbr
- latitude
- longitude
- commerce
- color
- department
- productName
- price
- productAdjective
- productMaterial
- product
- company
- suffixes
- companyName
- companySuffix
- catchPhrase
- bs
- catchPhraseAdjective
- catchPhraseDescriptor
- catchPhraseNoun
- bsAdjective
- bsBuzz
- bsNoun
- date
- past
- future
- between
- recent
- month
- weekday
- fake
- finance
- account
- accountName
- mask
- amount
- transactionType
- currencyCode
- currencyName
- currencySymbol
- bitcoinAddress
- hacker
- abbreviation
- adjective
- noun
- verb
- ingverb
- phrase
- helpers
- randomize
- slugify
- replaceSymbolWithNumber
- replaceSymbols
- shuffle
- mustache
- createCard
- contextualCard
- userCard
- createTransaction
- image
- image
- avatar
- imageUrl
- abstract
- animals
- business
- cats
- city
- food
- nightlife
- fashion
- people
- nature
- sports
- technics
- transport
- internet
- avatar
- exampleEmail
- userName
- protocol
- url
- domainName
- domainSuffix
- domainWord
- ip
- userAgent
- color
- mac
- password
- lorem
- word
- words
- sentence
- sentences
- paragraph
- paragraphs
- text
- lines
- name
- firstName
- lastName
- findName
- jobTitle
- prefix
- suffix
- title
- jobDescriptor
- jobArea
- jobType
- phone
- phoneNumber
- phoneNumberFormat
- phoneFormats
- random
- number
- arrayElement
- objectElement
- uuid
- boolean
- word
- words
- image
- locale
- alphaNumeric
- system
- fileName
- commonFileName
- mimeType
- commonFileType
- commonFileExt
- fileType
- fileExt
- directoryPath
- filePath
- semver
Localization
As of version v2.0.0
faker.js has support for multiple localities.
The default language locale is set to English.
Setting a new locale is simple:
// sets locale to de
faker.locale = "de";
- de
- de_AT
- de_CH
- en
- en_AU
- en_BORK
- en_CA
- en_GB
- en_IE
- en_IND
- en_US
- en_au_ocker
- es
- es_MX
- fa
- fr
- fr_CA
- ge
- id_ID
- it
- ja
- ko
- nb_NO
- nep
- nl
- pl
- pt_BR
- ru
- sk
- sv
- tr
- uk
- vi
- zh_CN
- zh_TW
Individual Localization Packages
As of vesion v3.0.0
faker.js supports incremental loading of locales.
By default, requiring faker
will include all locale data.
In a production environment, you may only want to include the locale data for a specific set of locales.
// loads only de locale
var faker = require('faker/locale/de');
Tests
npm install .
make test
You can view a code coverage report generated in coverage/lcov-report/index.html.
Projects Built with faker.js
Fake JSON Schema
Use faker generators to populate JSON Schema samples. See: https://github.com/pateketrueke/json-schema-faker/
CLI
Run faker generators from Command Line. See: https://github.com/lestoni/faker-cli
Want to see your project added here? Let us know!
Meteor
Meteor Installation
meteor add practicalmeteor:faker
Meteor Usage, both client and server
var randomName = faker.name.findName(); // Rowan Nikolaus
var randomEmail = faker.internet.email(); //<EMAIL_ADDRESS>var randomCard = faker.helpers.createCard(); // random contact card containing many properties
Building faker.js
faker uses gulp to automate it's build process. Running the following build command will generate new browser builds, documentation, and code examples for the project.
npm run-script build
Building JSDocs
npm run-script doc
Version Release Schedule
faker.js is a popular project used by many organizations and individuals in production settings. Major and Minor version releases are generally on a monthly schedule. Bugs fixes are addressed by severity and fixed as soon as possible.
If you require the absolute latest version of faker.js
the master
branch @ http://github.com/marak/faker.js/ should always be up to date and working.
Maintainer
Marak Squires
faker.js - Copyright (c) 2016 Matthew Bergman & Marak Squires http://github.com/marak/faker.js/
faker.js was inspired by and has used data definitions from:
- https://github.com/stympy/faker/ - Copyright (c) 2007-2010 Benjamin Curtis
- http://search.cpan.org/~jasonk/Data-Faker-0.07/ - Copyright 2004-2005 by Jason Kohles
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


Schematic representation of the phenomenon known as the “surveillance pyramid”. Layers represent different categories of infected individuals. Width of the layers represents the estimated number of individuals in that category. As indicated, individuals reported by surveillance programs generally originate from the hospitalized category.


✈ “Scaled Composites rolled out and flew its most recent project on Wednesday, the company has announced…” – Scaled Flies Single-Engine Jet - AVweb
🚗 “Waymo is about to announce that its robocar ride-sharing program in Phoenix will dispense with its backup driver, according to a story in TheInformation.com…” – Report: Waymo to Announce True Robocar Service - IEEE
✈ If this pans out to be true, it’s not good for ATC in India!
“The flight crew had to declare MAYDAY four times before ATC cleared them for the approach into VOHS…” – Controllers Ignore Mayday Calls - AVweb
💻 “Google’s parent company, Alphabet, has the go ahead to use a fleet of balloons to restore internet and communication services to hurricane-devastated Puerto Rico.” – Loon Internet Balloons to Launch in Puerto Rico - AVweb
🏛 “We conducted a survey on 29 gun control ideas, looking for the intersection of effectiveness and popularity.”
How to Prevent Gun Deaths? Where Experts and the Public Agree - The New York Times
🏛 “The public and research support gun control. Here’s how it could help and why it doesn’t pass…”
🚀 “Sixty years ago, on Friday, 4 October 1957, the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1, the first artificial satellite.” – Sputnik at 60 - IEEE Spectrum
✈ “Air France is facing a daunting technical challenge to repair an extensively damaged A380 at one of Canada’s most remote airports…” – Damaged A380 Diverts to Goose Bay - AVweb
✈ “Airbus has flown a test aircraft for the first time with its new transonic laminar wing that it hopes will reduce wing friction by up to 50 percent…” – Airbus Tests New Wing - AVweb
His interview is excellent! Stop and take the 15 minutes to watch this - [Bob Costas: ‘Preposterous’ to say criticism of NFL kneeling protests not tied to race - CNN] (https://apple.news/AyNWD5RlkRvGIcS5FB5ffZA)
✈ “Stratolaunch, the massive airplane that is being built by Scaled Composites to deliver satellites to low Earth orbit, successfully ran all six of its Pratt & Whitney turbofan engines for the first time this week…” – First Engine Start For Stratolaunch - AVweb
💻 “Microsoft’s CEO has stopped infighting, restored morale, and created more than $250 billion in market value. All it took was focusing on what matters most…” – Satya Nadella Rewrites Microsoft’s Code


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All files associated with the site will be deleted! Make a backup of these files if you want to keep the site.
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For the moment, most of the emphasis in this section is on Coding, but I will add other content as time goes on. If you wish me to know stuff on a different area of Technology, or if you have any questions, just add a post on the Forum. Coding brings together all aspects of STEM together. The best thing is that it is easy to get started and you can create whatever you want.
Getting Started: Intro to Coding Video Choosing a Language Choosing a platform Choosing an editor My recommendations: Join a Dojo, then choose a language: Scratch, Processing, Python Web (HTML/CSS/Javascript), Mobile Video: Khanacademy coding resources or choose an editors: Scratch Offline Explorer, Notepad++, Nano, Sublime Text, Brackets, Video, Bluefish, Idle, Other Tools: Simage Editors (Gimp and InkscAPE) ???
If you want to get into coding, here are some suggestions. Just hover and click on any of the sections below:
I have been attending Coderdojo for over a year now. It's fantastic!! CoderDojo is a global movement of free, volunteer-led, community based programming clubs for young people. At a Dojo, young people, between 7 and 17, learn how to code, develop websites, apps, programs, games and explore technology in an informal and creative environment. In addition to learning to code attendees meet like minded people and are exposed to the possibilities of technology.
Scratch is a programming language and an online community where children can program and share interactive media such as stories, games, and animation with people from all over the world. To get started kead on over to the Scratch Page, by clicking on this text now.
Processing is an open source programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) built for the electronic arts, new media art, and visual design communities with the purpose of teaching the fundamentals of computer programming in a visual context, and to serve as the foundation for electronic sketchbooks.
Learn how to use HTML and CSS to make webpages. HTML is the markup language that you surround content with, to tell browsers about headings, lists, tables, etc. CSS is the stylesheet language that you style the page with, to tell browsers to change the color, font, layout, and more.
I created these Processing examples on the KHAN Academy Animations


Poisoned Sumatran elephant found dead in Indonesia
SEMANAH: A Sumatran elephant has been found dead from an apparent poisoning, an Indonesian conservation official said on Thursday (Nov 21), in the second killing of the critically endangered subspecies this week.
The 25-year-old female elephant's corpse was discovered at a palm oil plantation in East Aceh regency Thursday, hundred of kilometres from where another pachyderm was found decapitated and with its tusks ripped off on Monday - a suspected poaching case.
READ: Decapitated Sumatran elephant found in Indonesia
"Our initial findings found that the Sumatran elephant was allegedly killed by poison," said Rosa Rika, a doctor with Aceh's conservation agency.
The dead elephant's stomach contents would be analysed to confirm its cause of death, she added.
Last year, a Sumatran elephant was found dead from poisoning in another part of the region, after several similar cases in recent years.
Rampant deforestation to create plantations has reduced Sumatran elephants' natural habitat and brought them into conflict with humans, while their tusks are also prized in the illegal wildlife trade.
On Wednesday, some three dozen wild elephants stormed into a village in Aceh, destroying two homes.
Last month, Aceh said poachers who threatened endangered animals in the province could receive up to 100 lashes starting from next year. The conservative region administers public whippings for a range of offences under local Islamic law.
Indonesia's environment ministry estimates there are fewer than 2,000 Sumatran elephants still in the wild.


Classes
The following classes are available globally.
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public class AionContract
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public class AionNetwork
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public class RpcParamsUtil
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public class Controller
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public final class ObjectAssociation<T> where T : AnyObject
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public class Configuration
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public class DispatchController : Controller
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Declaration
Swift
public class RelayController : Controller
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Declaration
Swift
public class ReportController : Controller
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public class DispatchRepository : Repository
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Undocumented
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public class RelayRepository : Repository
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public class ReportRepository : Repository
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A Model Class that represents a Relay.
- data : The json string with the information needed for create the Relay.
- devId: The id used to interact with Pocket Api.
- network: The blockchain network name, ie: ETH, AION.
- netID: The netid of the Blockchain.
Declaration
Swift
public class Relay : Model, Input
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A Model Class that represents a Wallet.
Used to represent a Crypto Wallet.
- privateKey : The private key for this wallet.
- address: The wallet address.
- network: The blockchain network name, ie: ETH, AION.
- netID: The netid of the Blockchain.
Declaration
Swift
public class Wallet
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public class EthContract
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public class EthNetwork


 Denial is a tool we all use, if it's blaming others for things you did, if it's irrational rage at the world, or just being pissed off at your girlfriend that dumped you for not thinking about her at all. My weekly sessions with my psychologist should have taught me that the barrier between the things we lock away and day to day life help us cope with reality.
So when I bought a shitload of LSD, I should have thought about that. A triple dose, just to check out if this stuff is for real, and I was propelled into a beautiful daytime trip, enjoying relaxing music, seeing the beauty of nature and just having a great time hallucinating. I opted not to smoke marijuana to 'enhance' the trip, favoring a more lucid route.
The next day, I had smoked some weed prior to going to my psychologist, 20 hours after the end of the trip - and a bit of that state of mind came back. I was more open than I usually allow myself, as we both probed into the sides of my psyche I don't like. I decided not to change a subject as I usually do when introspection starts becoming a painful ordeal.
Upon leaving the psychologist, the barrier between all the bad emotions pent up in my subconciousness and my day to day life was broken, not shattered, but enough to see that there is a flood of darkness and pain inside myself. Driving back home, I was feeling a mixture of rage and pain aimed to it's source for a change. For the next three days, I was in a hard and lonely place, my spiritual pains starting to manifest physically. Until I went to a party, took another dose of the acid and danced like there's no tomorrow.
Again, after I woke up, I saw that the wall skillfully built around my past was broken down again. I am now swamped with self loathing and hatred, I am having trouble with day to day tasks that never bothered me before, feeling more detached, less REAL.
The opening of the gates to the subconciousness is not something to be taken lightly - my trips were spectacularly enjoyable, but left a vulnerability that was not there before. Accelerating the progress of my healing in a way, helping me see with what I need to cope with, is one way you can look at it, as my psychologist has commented since that facing the parts that you don't like in your mind is the first important step to correcting the problem. Knowledge of not being psychologically stable at the moment of taking this drug was there. Other than that, the set and setting were perfect. The quality of the LSD is top notch, with the highest purity I have tried ever. There is no body load whatsoever, no loops, no muddled thought and no confusion but rather a spiritual experience.
But the other way to look at what LSD did to me is much simpler. I was psychologically not fit to take a deep psychedelic substance, and took it anyways, something that fitted perfectly with my need to escape from reality. I have since been on the border of breaking down.
I broke down a wall, but I wasn't prepared for what's on the other side. I just wanted to escape. I escaped from a dark room and find myself in a dungeon.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| it.polimi.ingsw.GC_32.Server.Game.Effect |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) static EffectBuilder |
ActionEffect.actionEffectBuilder
builder used to generate ACTION type effects.
|
(package private) static EffectBuilder |
BonusEffect.bonusEffectBuilder
builder used to generate BONUS type effects.
|
(package private) static EffectBuilder |
PermanentEffect.bonusPermanentEffect
the builder of this effect.
|
(package private) static EffectBuilder |
AddEffect.buildAddResource
builder used to generate ADD type effects.
|
(package private) static EffectBuilder |
PrivilegeEffect.buildPrivilege
the builder of this effect, it takes the number of privilege to open from the JSON representation of the card, than open the context on the client screen and wait
for a reponse. finally apply the choise
|
(package private) static EffectBuilder |
ChangeEffect.changeEffectBuilder
generate a CHANGE effect.
|
(package private) static EffectBuilder |
ExcomunicateEffect.flagEffect
add a general flag, contained into the JSON description of the card, which will be added to the Flag list of the player affected by the excommuncation
|
(package private) static EffectBuilder |
ExcomunicateEffect.lessEffectBuilder
add a "LESSRESOURCE" flag to the player specifing what resource will be influenced by the effect (for example a "STONE" LESSRESOURCE effect will remove
one STONE every time the player takes a STONE resource)
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,EffectBuilder> |
EffectRegistry.builderRegistry |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
EffectRegistry.registerBuilder(java.lang.String effectCode,
EffectBuilder builder)
allows to associate a builder with a specific opcode, in this way the builder will be simply called by its opcode
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title: Agile Manifesto - Reminder
date: 2010-02-22 10:49:00.000000000 +11:00
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Just a reminder about the agile
manifesto. The purpose of this post is to read and write all that again and keep in mind
both left and right parts of it. Just remember to
value in the items on the right, … value the items on the left more
- Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
- Working software over comprehensive documentation
- Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
- Responding to change over following a plan
This all especially comes to mind after reading Ayende's
post about ignoring the actual building of the software.