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| Born | February 12, 1809 Hodgenville, Kentucky, U.S. |
Abraham Lincoln was an American politician and lawyer who served as the 16th President of the United States from March 1861 until his assassination in April 1865.
Abraham Lincoln was born February 12, 1809 in a one-room log cabin on the Sinking Spring Farm in Hardin County, Kentucky. As a youth, Lincoln disliked the hard labor associated with frontier life. Some of his neighbors and family members thought for a time that he was lazy for all his "reading, scribbling, writing, ciphering, writing Poetry, etc.", and must have done it to avoid manual labor.
As he grew into his teens, Lincoln took responsibility for the chores expected of him as one of the boys in the household. He also complied with the customary obligation of a son giving his father all earnings from work done outside the home until the age of twenty-one. Abraham became adept at using an axe. Tall for his age, Lincoln was also strong and athletic. He attained a reputation for brawn and audacity after a very competitive wrestling match with the renowned leader of a group of ruffians known as "the Clary's Grove boys".
On November 6, 1860, Lincoln was elected the 16th president of the United States.
In surveys of U.S. scholars ranking presidents conducted since the 1940s, Lincoln is consistently ranked in the top three, often as number one. Lincoln was viewed by abolitionists as a champion for human liberty.
Generally, the top three presidents are rated as 1. Lincoln; 2. George Washington; and 3. Franklin D. Roosevelt, although Lincoln and Washington, and Washington and Roosevelt, are occasionally reversed.
President Lincoln's assassination increased his status to the point of making him a national martyr. Lincoln was viewed by abolitionists as a champion for human liberty. Republicans linked Lincoln's name to their party. Many, though not all, in the South considered Lincoln as a man of outstanding ability. Historians have said he was "a classical liberal" in the 19th century sense.


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COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. (AP) - Bill Cosby says he’s prepared to serve his 10-year maximum sentence for sexual assault rather than show remorse for a crime the comedian says he didn’t commit.
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def minDays(self, grid: List[List[int]]) -> int:
M, N = len(grid), len(grid[0])
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def dfs(r, c):
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The design guidelines are presented here by the owner, the Boston Housing Authority (BHA), to prospective developers. Although they are for a specific housing project, they reflect the current thinking in how to make public housing work. Major design issues center around supporting mixed incomes, making appearance similar to private housing, and encouraging safety through design (this concept has been put forth by Jane Jacobs as "eyes on the street"[21]).
Ideally, the urban design GIS could offer the planner insight into creating mixed communities with the pattern finding application if unit by unit income data were available. One procedure would be to find neighborhoods in which the desired range of incomes were present. The planner could also specify what percentage of the community should fall within certain income sub-ranges. After places that met the criteria were identified, other household characteristics could be studied such as rent, education, place of birth, length of occupancy, building age, parking, distance from public transportation, etc. to further develop an understanding of the composition of a viable mixed income community. As mentioned, this analysis can not be performed well given the current level of detail in census data, but it may be redundant anyway, as the fulfillment of objective two may be the catalyst for the fulfillment of objective one.
Understanding the difference in urban form is straightforward. Simple visual observation shows a marked difference in building form in plan (Figure 25) and in perspective (Figure 26) between public housing developments and neighborhoods that have formed organically. The planned developments are the antithesis of the organic ones. Residences rarely face the street and public areas relate to the entire development instead of to any one residence. There are few streets in the developments (Figure 27), so no one passes through except people connected to them. South of Mission Main, organic development takes a less dense form as we move away from the city center. There are many neighborhoods of single family homes of one and two stories along with triple-deckers.
Although visual analysis works well here to identify the difference in urban form, an urban design GIS should be able to quantify and operationalize this difference so that the designer gains a another understanding of the difference and so that their methods can be applied over larger areas. The difference in building form might be quantified using an area to perimeter ratio (area / perimeter). The mean of this ratio is twenty-eight for the group of institutional buildings to the northwest of Mission Main, nine for the residential area to the southwest of the development and twelve for the development itself. At first glance, this seems to suggest that a lower building to area ratio would better match the neighborhood, but once again, scale, resolution and the richness of the data set are important because a townhouse can have the same general shape as a public housing tenement, with the major differences being in the architectural detail, building quality, upkeep, number of units and location.
Contrasting the relationship of streets is more straightforward. The public housing developments rarely have streets in them, and when they do, these streets often dead end in the development. Organic neighborhoods contain more streets and they usually culminate in intersections instead of dead ends.
Small nodes seem to be another characteristic of organic neighborhoods, like the BCA node in the South End, but they are absent from the immediate Mission Main area. Two minor nodes can be found south and west of the development, but these are associated with other neighborhoods (Figure 27). If the "home zone" of Mission Main residents could be expanded to include this area, this might not be a concern, but as it is, residents only seem to consider the development as familiar territory.[22]
So three conditions have been identified whose spatial characteristics differ markedly in planned neighborhoods versus organic ones, building form, streets and nodes. Many others probably exist and each designer should be able to use the GIS to develop and quantify their own individual ideas.
A designer might begin to look at solving this "wicked" design problem[23] with the tools and methodology developed earlier. Nodes address the problem of the edge between residential and more public areas well, so here is one way in which the edge condition might be addressed. For argument's sake, we begin with the assumption that the designer feels that it is important to create a node in the Mission Main neighborhood. There are presently no nodes in the area because land uses are largely limited to institutional buildings, their associated parking lots and public housing. The designer might explore the possibility of creating a node by inserting commercial, recreational and mixed uses in certain areas of the neighborhood, most likely addressing the edge condition by placing these uses on the northern and western edges of Mission Main (commercial establishments could attract the business of workers in the institutional areas).
By doing this in the GIS and running the node algorithm, a relatively objective judgment regarding the likely success of the design intervention can be generated. With these new land uses in place, the planner can say that given the development of certain areas in the manner described, a certain size node will be created. Other nodes of this size look like place X, place Y and place Z. There are a lot of assumptions in this scenario. Most significantly, the node finding algorithm must be accurate and nodes of certain sizes must be comparable, but at least a design methodology has been created which can be challenged, debated and refined, instead of a design proposal which seems to coalesce in the mind of the designer.
The benefits of using GIS to address this objective are numerous. Everyone in each agency would have immediate access to everyone else's latest updates to the database, the need for time and effort-consuming face-to-face meetings would be reduced, and all the information would be accessible on any desktop with a computer and a network connection. In addition to these efficiency issues, sharing information in this way allows the designer to integrate everyone's information into analyses of the kinds described above. Using this system, more information is likely to be considered as part of the project, and the actions of agencies is more likely to coordinated.
It will be difficult to integrate the development into the larger community because the site is largely isolated from other residential neighborhoods. Any efforts in this area should focus on connecting Mission Main to areas south of the development, the only direction which offers an opportunity for connection to a larger neighborhood. As the non-residential areas surrounding the development consist of major institutions (hospitals and colleges), there is little that can be done towards addressing edge conditions by changing the physical form of these places. It would make more sense to emphasize that edge and focus energy on connecting the development to southern and western neighborhood areas.
Figure 24: Identifying "Mixed" Communities
Figure 25: Urban Form in Plan View
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Figure 26: Urban Form In Perspective View
Free Market vs. Public
Housing
(a) 1960s/1970s-era public housing (Orchard Park)
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neighborhood (South End)
Figure 27: Nodes around Mission Main
Figure 28: Land Use around Mission Main


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| const | account = "account" |
| const | accountingPeriod = "accountingPeriod" |
| const | assemblyBuild = "assemblyBuild" |
| const | assemblyUnbuild = "assemblyUnbuild" |
| const | assemblyItem = "assemblyItem" |
| const | billingAccount = "billingAccount" |
| const | billingSchedule = "billingSchedule" |
| const | bin = "bin" |
| const | binTransfer = "binTransfer" |
| const | binWorksheet = "binWorksheet" |
| const | budget = "budget" |
| const | budgetCategory = "budgetCategory" |
| const | calendarEvent = "calendarEvent" |
| const | campaign = "campaign" |
| const | campaignAudience = "campaignAudience" |
| const | campaignCategory = "campaignCategory" |
| const | campaignChannel = "campaignChannel" |
| const | campaignFamily = "campaignFamily" |
| const | campaignOffer = "campaignOffer" |
| const | campaignResponse = "campaignResponse" |
| const | campaignSearchEngine = "campaignSearchEngine" |
| const | campaignSubscription = "campaignSubscription" |
| const | campaignVertical = "campaignVertical" |
| const | cashRefund = "cashRefund" |
| const | cashSale = "cashSale" |
| const | check = "check" |
| const | charge = "charge" |
| const | classification = "classification" |
| const | contact = "contact" |
| const | contactCategory = "contactCategory" |
| const | contactRole = "contactRole" |
| const | costCategory = "costCategory" |
| const | couponCode = "couponCode" |
| const | creditMemo = "creditMemo" |
| const | crmCustomField = "crmCustomField" |
| const | currency = "currency" |
| const | currencyRate = "currencyRate" |
| const | customList = "customList" |
| const | customRecord = "customRecord" |
| const | customRecordCustomField = "customRecordCustomField" |
| const | customRecordType = "customRecordType" |
| const | customTransaction = "customTransaction" |
| const | customTransactionType = "customTransactionType" |
| const | customer = "customer" |
| const | customerCategory = "customerCategory" |
| const | customerDeposit = "customerDeposit" |
| const | customerMessage = "customerMessage" |
| const | customerPayment = "customerPayment" |
| const | customerRefund = "customerRefund" |
| const | customerStatus = "customerStatus" |
| const | deposit = "deposit" |
| const | depositApplication = "depositApplication" |
| const | department = "department" |
| const | descriptionItem = "descriptionItem" |
| const | discountItem = "discountItem" |
| const | downloadItem = "downloadItem" |
| const | employee = "employee" |
| const | entityCustomField = "entityCustomField" |
| const | entityGroup = "entityGroup" |
| const | estimate = "estimate" |
| const | expenseCategory = "expenseCategory" |
| const | expenseReport = "expenseReport" |
| const | fairValuePrice = "fairValuePrice" |
| const | file = "file" |
| const | folder = "folder" |
| const | giftCertificate = "giftCertificate" |
| const | giftCertificateItem = "giftCertificateItem" |
| const | globalAccountMapping = "globalAccountMapping" |
| const | interCompanyJournalEntry = "interCompanyJournalEntry" |
| const | interCompanyTransferOrder = "interCompanyTransferOrder" |
| const | inventoryAdjustment = "inventoryAdjustment" |
| const | inventoryCostRevaluation = "inventoryCostRevaluation" |
| const | inventoryItem = "inventoryItem" |
| const | inventoryNumber = "inventoryNumber" |
| const | inventoryTransfer = "inventoryTransfer" |
| const | invoice = "invoice" |
| const | itemAccountMapping = "itemAccountMapping" |
| const | itemCustomField = "itemCustomField" |
| const | itemDemandPlan = "itemDemandPlan" |
| const | itemFulfillment = "itemFulfillment" |
| const | itemGroup = "itemGroup" |
| const | itemNumberCustomField = "itemNumberCustomField" |
| const | itemOptionCustomField = "itemOptionCustomField" |
| const | itemSupplyPlan = "itemSupplyPlan" |
| const | itemRevision = "itemRevision" |
| const | issue = "issue" |
| const | job = "job" |
| const | jobStatus = "jobStatus" |
| const | jobType = "jobType" |
| const | itemReceipt = "itemReceipt" |
| const | journalEntry = "journalEntry" |
| const | kitItem = "kitItem" |
| const | leadSource = "leadSource" |
| const | location = "location" |
| const | lotNumberedInventoryItem = "lotNumberedInventoryItem" |
| const | lotNumberedAssemblyItem = "lotNumberedAssemblyItem" |
| const | markupItem = "markupItem" |
| const | message = "message" |
| const | manufacturingCostTemplate = "manufacturingCostTemplate" |
| const | manufacturingOperationTask = "manufacturingOperationTask" |
| const | manufacturingRouting = "manufacturingRouting" |
| const | nexus = "nexus" |
| const | nonInventoryPurchaseItem = "nonInventoryPurchaseItem" |
| const | nonInventoryResaleItem = "nonInventoryResaleItem" |
| const | nonInventorySaleItem = "nonInventorySaleItem" |
| const | note = "note" |
| const | noteType = "noteType" |
| const | opportunity = "opportunity" |
| const | otherChargePurchaseItem = "otherChargePurchaseItem" |
| const | otherChargeResaleItem = "otherChargeResaleItem" |
| const | otherChargeSaleItem = "otherChargeSaleItem" |
| const | otherCustomField = "otherCustomField" |
| const | otherNameCategory = "otherNameCategory" |
| const | partner = "partner" |
| const | partnerCategory = "partnerCategory" |
| const | paycheckJournal = "paycheckJournal" |
| const | paymentItem = "paymentItem" |
| const | paymentMethod = "paymentMethod" |
| const | payrollItem = "payrollItem" |
| const | phoneCall = "phoneCall" |
| const | priceLevel = "priceLevel" |
| const | pricingGroup = "pricingGroup" |
| const | projectTask = "projectTask" |
| const | promotionCode = "promotionCode" |
| const | purchaseOrder = "purchaseOrder" |
| const | purchaseRequisition = "purchaseRequisition" |
| const | resourceAllocation = "resourceAllocation" |
| const | returnAuthorization = "returnAuthorization" |
| const | revRecSchedule = "revRecSchedule" |
| const | revRecTemplate = "revRecTemplate" |
| const | salesOrder = "salesOrder" |
| const | salesRole = "salesRole" |
| const | salesTaxItem = "salesTaxItem" |
| const | serializedInventoryItem = "serializedInventoryItem" |
| const | serializedAssemblyItem = "serializedAssemblyItem" |
| const | servicePurchaseItem = "servicePurchaseItem" |
| const | serviceResaleItem = "serviceResaleItem" |
| const | serviceSaleItem = "serviceSaleItem" |
| const | solution = "solution" |
| const | siteCategory = "siteCategory" |
| const | state = "state" |
| const | statisticalJournalEntry = "statisticalJournalEntry" |
| const | subsidiary = "subsidiary" |
| const | subtotalItem = "subtotalItem" |
| const | supportCase = "supportCase" |
| const | supportCaseIssue = "supportCaseIssue" |
| const | supportCaseOrigin = "supportCaseOrigin" |
| const | supportCasePriority = "supportCasePriority" |
| const | supportCaseStatus = "supportCaseStatus" |
| const | supportCaseType = "supportCaseType" |
| const | task = "task" |
| const | taxAcct = "taxAcct" |
| const | taxGroup = "taxGroup" |
| const | taxType = "taxType" |
| const | term = "term" |
| const | timeBill = "timeBill" |
| const | timeSheet = "timeSheet" |
| const | topic = "topic" |
| const | transferOrder = "transferOrder" |
| const | transactionBodyCustomField = "transactionBodyCustomField" |
| const | transactionColumnCustomField = "transactionColumnCustomField" |
| const | unitsType = "unitsType" |
| const | vendor = "vendor" |
| const | vendorCategory = "vendorCategory" |
| const | vendorBill = "vendorBill" |
| const | vendorCredit = "vendorCredit" |
| const | vendorPayment = "vendorPayment" |
| const | vendorReturnAuthorization = "vendorReturnAuthorization" |
| const | winLossReason = "winLossReason" |
| const | workOrder = "workOrder" |
| const | workOrderIssue = "workOrderIssue" |
| const | workOrderCompletion = "workOrderCompletion" |
| const | workOrderClose = "workOrderClose" |
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| const account = "account" |
| const accountingPeriod = "accountingPeriod" |
| const assemblyBuild = "assemblyBuild" |
| const assemblyItem = "assemblyItem" |
| const assemblyUnbuild = "assemblyUnbuild" |
| const billingAccount = "billingAccount" |
| const billingSchedule = "billingSchedule" |
| const bin = "bin" |
| const binTransfer = "binTransfer" |
| const binWorksheet = "binWorksheet" |
| const budget = "budget" |
| const budgetCategory = "budgetCategory" |
| const calendarEvent = "calendarEvent" |
| const campaign = "campaign" |
| const campaignAudience = "campaignAudience" |
| const campaignCategory = "campaignCategory" |
| const campaignChannel = "campaignChannel" |
| const campaignFamily = "campaignFamily" |
| const campaignOffer = "campaignOffer" |
| const campaignResponse = "campaignResponse" |
| const campaignSearchEngine = "campaignSearchEngine" |
| const campaignSubscription = "campaignSubscription" |
| const campaignVertical = "campaignVertical" |
| const cashRefund = "cashRefund" |
| const cashSale = "cashSale" |
| const charge = "charge" |
| const check = "check" |
| const classification = "classification" |
| const contact = "contact" |
| const contactCategory = "contactCategory" |
| const contactRole = "contactRole" |
| const costCategory = "costCategory" |
| const couponCode = "couponCode" |
| const creditMemo = "creditMemo" |
| const crmCustomField = "crmCustomField" |
| const currency = "currency" |
| const currencyRate = "currencyRate" |
| const customer = "customer" |
| const customerCategory = "customerCategory" |
| const customerDeposit = "customerDeposit" |
| const customerMessage = "customerMessage" |
| const customerPayment = "customerPayment" |
| const customerRefund = "customerRefund" |
| const customerStatus = "customerStatus" |
| const customList = "customList" |
| const customRecord = "customRecord" |
| const customRecordCustomField = "customRecordCustomField" |
| const customRecordType = "customRecordType" |
| const customTransaction = "customTransaction" |
| const customTransactionType = "customTransactionType" |
| const department = "department" |
| const deposit = "deposit" |
| const depositApplication = "depositApplication" |
| const descriptionItem = "descriptionItem" |
| const discountItem = "discountItem" |
| const downloadItem = "downloadItem" |
| const employee = "employee" |
| const entityCustomField = "entityCustomField" |
| const entityGroup = "entityGroup" |
| const estimate = "estimate" |
| const expenseCategory = "expenseCategory" |
| const expenseReport = "expenseReport" |
| const fairValuePrice = "fairValuePrice" |
| const file = "file" |
| const folder = "folder" |
| const giftCertificate = "giftCertificate" |
| const giftCertificateItem = "giftCertificateItem" |
| const globalAccountMapping = "globalAccountMapping" |
| const interCompanyJournalEntry = "interCompanyJournalEntry" |
| const interCompanyTransferOrder = "interCompanyTransferOrder" |
| const inventoryAdjustment = "inventoryAdjustment" |
| const inventoryCostRevaluation = "inventoryCostRevaluation" |
| const inventoryItem = "inventoryItem" |
| const inventoryNumber = "inventoryNumber" |
| const inventoryTransfer = "inventoryTransfer" |
| const invoice = "invoice" |
| const issue = "issue" |
| const itemAccountMapping = "itemAccountMapping" |
| const itemCustomField = "itemCustomField" |
| const itemDemandPlan = "itemDemandPlan" |
| const itemFulfillment = "itemFulfillment" |
| const itemGroup = "itemGroup" |
| const itemNumberCustomField = "itemNumberCustomField" |
| const itemOptionCustomField = "itemOptionCustomField" |
| const itemReceipt = "itemReceipt" |
| const itemRevision = "itemRevision" |
| const itemSupplyPlan = "itemSupplyPlan" |
| const job = "job" |
| const jobStatus = "jobStatus" |
| const jobType = "jobType" |
| const journalEntry = "journalEntry" |
| const kitItem = "kitItem" |
| const leadSource = "leadSource" |
| const location = "location" |
| const lotNumberedAssemblyItem = "lotNumberedAssemblyItem" |
| const lotNumberedInventoryItem = "lotNumberedInventoryItem" |
| const manufacturingCostTemplate = "manufacturingCostTemplate" |
| const manufacturingOperationTask = "manufacturingOperationTask" |
| const manufacturingRouting = "manufacturingRouting" |
| const markupItem = "markupItem" |
| const message = "message" |
| const nexus = "nexus" |
| const nonInventoryPurchaseItem = "nonInventoryPurchaseItem" |
| const nonInventoryResaleItem = "nonInventoryResaleItem" |
| const nonInventorySaleItem = "nonInventorySaleItem" |
| const note = "note" |
| const noteType = "noteType" |
| const opportunity = "opportunity" |
| const otherChargePurchaseItem = "otherChargePurchaseItem" |
| const otherChargeResaleItem = "otherChargeResaleItem" |
| const otherChargeSaleItem = "otherChargeSaleItem" |
| const otherCustomField = "otherCustomField" |
| const otherNameCategory = "otherNameCategory" |
| const partner = "partner" |
| const partnerCategory = "partnerCategory" |
| const paycheckJournal = "paycheckJournal" |
| const paymentItem = "paymentItem" |
| const paymentMethod = "paymentMethod" |
| const payrollItem = "payrollItem" |
| const phoneCall = "phoneCall" |
| const priceLevel = "priceLevel" |
| const pricingGroup = "pricingGroup" |
| const projectTask = "projectTask" |
| const promotionCode = "promotionCode" |
| const purchaseOrder = "purchaseOrder" |
| const purchaseRequisition = "purchaseRequisition" |
| const resourceAllocation = "resourceAllocation" |
| const returnAuthorization = "returnAuthorization" |
| const revRecSchedule = "revRecSchedule" |
| const revRecTemplate = "revRecTemplate" |
| const salesOrder = "salesOrder" |
| const salesRole = "salesRole" |
| const salesTaxItem = "salesTaxItem" |
| const serializedAssemblyItem = "serializedAssemblyItem" |
| const serializedInventoryItem = "serializedInventoryItem" |
| const servicePurchaseItem = "servicePurchaseItem" |
| const serviceResaleItem = "serviceResaleItem" |
| const serviceSaleItem = "serviceSaleItem" |
| const siteCategory = "siteCategory" |
| const solution = "solution" |
| const state = "state" |
| const statisticalJournalEntry = "statisticalJournalEntry" |
| const subsidiary = "subsidiary" |
| const subtotalItem = "subtotalItem" |
| const supportCase = "supportCase" |
| const supportCaseIssue = "supportCaseIssue" |
| const supportCaseOrigin = "supportCaseOrigin" |
| const supportCasePriority = "supportCasePriority" |
| const supportCaseStatus = "supportCaseStatus" |
| const supportCaseType = "supportCaseType" |
| const task = "task" |
| const taxAcct = "taxAcct" |
| const taxGroup = "taxGroup" |
| const taxType = "taxType" |
| const term = "term" |
| const timeBill = "timeBill" |
| const timeSheet = "timeSheet" |
| const topic = "topic" |
| const transactionBodyCustomField = "transactionBodyCustomField" |
| const transactionColumnCustomField = "transactionColumnCustomField" |
| const transferOrder = "transferOrder" |
| const unitsType = "unitsType" |
| const vendor = "vendor" |
| const vendorBill = "vendorBill" |
| const vendorCategory = "vendorCategory" |
| const vendorCredit = "vendorCredit" |
| const vendorPayment = "vendorPayment" |
| const vendorReturnAuthorization = "vendorReturnAuthorization" |
| const winLossReason = "winLossReason" |
| const workOrder = "workOrder" |
| const workOrderClose = "workOrderClose" |
| const workOrderCompletion = "workOrderCompletion" |
| const workOrderIssue = "workOrderIssue" |


Localization
Introduction
The Opencast project uses the Crowdin Localization Management Platform for translating Opencast into a variety of languages.
The English translation (en-US) acts as source language that is translated to other languages using Crowdin. While all translation files are located in the Opencast code repository, only the English translation should be modified in the code repository - all other translation files are downloaded from Crowdin.
Important: All translation files for languages other than English (en-US) are downloaded from Crowdin. Modifications to the translation files in the Opencast code repository will be regularly overwritten and therefore will be lost!
Note that Crowdin managers take care of uploading the English sources (and possibly translations) to Crowdin and download the others translations from Crowdin.
I would like Opencast to support my language. Is this possible?
Yes, absolutely! If you are willing to take the effort to provide the translation, we are happy to include your favorite language in Opencast!
How can I provide a language translation?
We use the Crowdin Localization Management Platform - an easy to use web service for localization management. To provide a language translation, please perform the following steps:
- Create a free account on Crowdin
- Visit the Opencast project on Crowdin and issue a join request
- Translate Opencast on Crowdin
Once the translation reaches at least 90% (prefarable 100%), please read the section about include and exclusion of translations just below.
In case you have questions, we are happy to answer them on the Opencast Users mailing list.
Inclusion and Exclusion of Translations
Opencast supports a number of languages right out-of-the-box. Please find the criteria for inclusion and exlusion of language translations in Opencast releases below:
-
A not yet supported translation is included into the next major release if it is translated at least 90% at the time when the release branch is cut. The release managers will take the review if no other reviewer can be found.
-
A not yet supported translation may be included in the current release branch anytime if it is translated to 100% and a reviewer is found. It will then be part of the next minor release and major release if feasible
-
An endangered translation is a supported translation that is translated less than 80% at the time when the release branch of the next major release is cut. The release managers will publish a list of endangered languages if any
-
An endangered translation will be removed with the next major release if it is not saved. The release managers take care of the removal in case no other person will
-
An endangered translation may be saved by reaching at least 90% translated until at least two weeks before the release date of the next major release and a reviewer is found
Note that Crowdin is displaying the percentage translated for each language. It is the percentages shown on that page that act as reference. Considering the dates when releases branch are cut, the respective releases schedules act as reference.
Crowdin Management And Administration
Crowdin managers are persons with privileged access to Crowdin needed to upload new files to be translated to Crowdin. The rest of document should help future Crowdin managers to get familiar with Crowdin quickly.
Accepting Translators
We ask that Crowdin users who wish to help translate Opencast send a brief, understandable sentence regarding why they wish to help translate Opencast. Users who do not send this in should be asked via the Crowdin messaging system. Something as simple as 'I want to help translate $project into [language]' would more than suffice.
Versioning
Crowdin supports versions management by allowing the management of multiple branches. The relation of Opencast code repository branches to Crowdin branches follows the following convention:
The Opencast branch r/a.x
corresponds to Crowdin branch a.x
.
Crowdin does automatically detect equal strings across branches so there is no need to configure anything when a new branch is created.
Right after a cut of a new Opencast release branch r/a.x
(from develop
), the following actions must be performed:
- Download the translations from Crowdin branch
develop
- Commit the downloaded translations into the Opencast branch
r/a.x
- Respect the rules described in the section Inclusion and Exclusion of Translations
- Upload translation sources of Opencast branch
r/a.x
to Crowdin brancha.x
- Crowdin will find duplicate strings (added in previous versions) and add the translations to these
- Only new strings will be shown to translators
Important: Do not upload translations to Crowdin!
To keep the Opencast code repository in sync with Crowdin, the translation sources should be uploaded to Crowdin as soon as possible.
Working with Crowdin CLI
The Crowdin CLI command line tool is used to synchronize the source language files and translations between the Opencast code repository and the Crowdin project Opencast.
The Crowdin CLI configuration can be found in /.crowdin.yaml
Please perform the following steps to get the tool running on your local host:
- Install Crowdin CLI tool
- Get the API key for the project Opencast
- Add the following line to your local Crowdin configuration file (
~/.crowdin.yaml
): the first line:api_key: <secret key>
Now you can use the Crowdin CLI command line tool to upload source language files and download translations.
To upload the translation sources from the Opencast code repository to Crowdin, use the following command:
crowdin --config .crowdin.yaml upload sources -b <branch>
Note that the branch <branch>
will be automatically created if it is not yet existing.
To download the translations from Crowdin, use the following command:
crowdin --config .crowdin.yaml download -b <branch>
To show a list of files in the current project, use the following command:
crowdin --config .crowdin.yaml list project -b <branch>
Note: Do not upload translations to Crowdin. Our current subscription plan will exceeded otherwise.
To consider when adding a translation
- Add a SVG with the flag under modules/admin-ui/src/main/webapp/img/lang/
- Add a case to the switch-case in
- modules/engage-theodul-core/src/main/resources/ui/js/engage/core.js
- modules/engage-ui/src/main/resources/ui/js/app/engage-ui.js
Further Information
- Crowdin Opencast Project
- Crowdin CLI Documentation
- Crowdin Versions Management Documentation
- Crowdin Language Codes


Google Earth Enterprise Documentation Home | Fusion tutorial
Configuring a Searchable Database
Search tabs allow Google Earth EC and Google Maps users to search external databases on Google Earth Enterprise Servers as well as non-Google servers. For example, if you have a database of San Francisco neighborhoods that contains specific information that your users need about each neighborhood, you can add a search tab called SF Neighborhoods and configure it to search for neighborhoods in your database, even if that database is stored on another server. Google distributes some sample databases with the Google Earth Enterprise Server.
The first thing you need to do is create a search tab definition using the Search tabs page of Google Earth Enterprise Server. Then you can associate the search tab with a published database. The exercises in this lesson show you how to perform both steps.
Define Search Tab
To define a new search tab:
- Access the Google Earth Enterprise Server Admin console in a browser window by going to myserver.mydomainname.com/admin, replacing myserver and mydomainname with your server and domain.
- Sign in with the default credentials:
- Username: geapacheuser
- Password: geeadmin
- In the GEE Server Admin console, click Search tabs.
- Click Create new. The Create Search Definition dialog appears.
- Enter SFNeighborhoods in the Name field as the unique name for your search tab.
- Enter San Francisco Neighborhoods in the Label field.
This label will appear on the search tab that displays with your database in Google Earth EC.
- Enter /gesearch/ExampleSearch in the URL field.
The ExampleSearch is one of the search plug-ins that are available with Google Earth Enterprise Server. ExampleSearch provides a searchable database of information about San Francisco neighborhoods.
- Enter flyToFirstElement=true&displayKeys;=location in the Additional query parameters field.
These query parameters specify that Google Earth EC flies to the first element of your search results and displays the location key in the results.
Tip: When a Google Earth EC user specifies a search value, the Key value is associated with the value specified by the user and added to the
URL GET
request submitted to the example plug-in. It does not necessarily correlate to a field in the search database. - For Additional config parameters, leave the field blank.
- For Field Definitions, enter San Francisco Neighborhood in the Suggestion field and q in the Key field.
This is one of the plug-in examples supplied with Google Earth Enterprise Server. For more information about plug-ins for search tabs and the other fields in this dialog, see Create Search Tabs.
- Click Save. Now the search tab is ready for you to add to your databases.
Add Search Tab To Your Database
To add search tabs to your database:
- In Google Earth Enterprise Server, click Databases on the Admin console.
The Databases page appears.
- Check the box next to the SFHighways database that you built in Defining and Building Databases and click Unpublish.
The Publish point and Virtual host fields update to unpublished.
Even though you published the database before, you must publish it again to include the new search tab.
- Click Publish. The Publish dialog appears.
- Accept the default Publish point of the database name, SFHighways and the version number.
- Select SFNeighborhoods from the Search Tabs drop-down list.
- Click Publish.
Google Earth Enterprise Server publishes the SFHighways database with the associated SFNeighborhoods search tab.
- Launch Google Earth EC, and log in to your server.
Caution: If you have logged in to this server with Google Earth EC previously, log out, clear your cache, and log back in. See clearing your cache.
Google Earth EC displays your database with the SF Neighborhoods search tab you specified.


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Rambam on Calendar
Leonid Dubinsky
Table of Contents
Introduction
Part I: Some Remarks
New Year corrections
Solar Theory
Model (TODO)
Exactification (TODO)
Angular movement for 29 days (TODO)
Zeros (TODO)
Sun for a precise time (TODO)
Sun at Creation (TODO)
True seasons (TODO)
Year lengths (TODO)
Interesting
Check statements of Nove Kadosh / Ibn Ezra
Lunar Theory
Questions
New moon from 6:7
Moznaim Rambam, KH 13:2f4
Moon's mean period from astronomical models
14:5 Moon Longitude Adjustment for Time of Seeing
TODO Moznaim Rambam, KH 15:1f2
MoonSightable.forSightingLimits
Distance between mean and true new moon
Differences between arithmetic and observational calendars
TimeToRotation.calculate()
TODO Example in 15:8-9
TODO Example 17:13-14
TODO crescent calculations: KH 18-19!
Meton's cycle
Rambam: Summary
General
Chapter 1: Introduction.
Chapter 2: Court procedure.
Chapter 3: Court procedure.
Chapter 4: Leap Year.
Arithmetic calendar.
Chapter 5: Introduction.
Chapter 6: Conjunction. Lunar month and year. Leap year cycle.
Chapter 7: New Year corrections.
Chapter 8: TODO
Chapter 9: Seasons.
Chapter 10: More precise length of the year. Seasons.
Atronomical Calculations.
Chapter 11. Approximation. Angles. Mean and true motions. Epoch and location.
Chapter 12: Sun and its apogee.
Chapter 13: True position of the sun. True seasons.
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17 (TODO)
Chapter 18 (TODO)
Chapter 19 (TODO)
Part II: The Text
Chapter 1
Chapter 4
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Glossary
Bibliography


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SolaRid devices store data and display that data on the device dashbaord, allowing an in-depth data analysis.
Some of the data points the device collects are:
Each device can be customized with up to three sensors that can collect custom data points.
For areas of 5-10 acres, a single master SolaRid device can be used. Areas larger than that can have any number of slave devices can be connected to the master device.
The basic flow of communication is:
The user dashboard is accessible to anyone who has purchased a SolaRid device.
Each SolaRid device comes with access to a user dashboard that can be accessed via any modern web browser(Safari, Microsoft Edge, etc.).
Some of the main features of the user dashboard are:
The user dashboard is not required to use a SolaRid device, but is useful for monitoring insect populations and taking action.
Track a SolaRid device's GPS coordinates and sensor readings by communicating over the cellular network. Remotely configure sensor settings through the user dashboard.
Sensors are used to directly collect environmental conditions. The data collected from the sensors are then displayed on the web-accessible dashboard.
A closer look at the sensing technologies:
Other AI technologies are being developed to supplement the sensors and provide a more accurate representation of the data.
SolaRid devices are durable and lightweight. They can easily be transported as insect populations move around.
The main features of a SolaRid device are:
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This page tracks the new paper links made to my list of Eurographics 2017 papers.
Page maintained by Ke-Sen Huang.
If you have additions or changes, send an e-mail.
June 5, 2017
- A GPU-Adapted Structure for Unstructured Grids
June 4, 2017
- Data-Driven Shape Interpolation and Morphing Editing
- Analysis and Controlled Synthesis of Inhomogeneous Textures
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- Geometric Stiffness for Real-time Constrained Multibody Dynamics
- Multi-View Stereo on Consistent Face Topology
- Chamber Recognition in Cave Data Sets
- Spatial Adjacency Maps for Translucency Simulation under General Illumination
- Parallel BVH Construction using Progressive Hierarchical Refinement
May 1, 2017
- EcoBrush: Interactive Control of Visually Consistent Large-Scale Ecosystems
- Fully Spectral Partial Shape Matching
- DeepGarment : 3D Garment Shape Estimation from a Single Image
- Simulation-Ready Hair Capture
- Enriching Facial Blendshape Rigs with Physical Simulation
- Real-Time Multi-View Facial Tracking with Synthetic Training
April 24, 2017
- Diffusion Diagrams: Voronoi Cells and Centroids from Diffusion
- Texture Stationarization: Turning Photos into Tileable Textures
April 10, 2017
- Gradient-Domain Photon Density Estimation
- Enriching Facial Blendshape Rigs with Physical Simulation
- A Subjective Evaluation of Texture Synthesis Methods
- Analysis and Controlled Synthesis of Inhomogeneous Textures
- DeepGarment : 3D Garment Shape Estimation from a Single Image
March 23, 2017
- Practical Capture and Reproduction of Phosphorescent Appearance
- Performance-Based Biped Control using a Consumer Depth Camera
March 21, 2017
- Group Modeling: a Unified Velocity-based Approach
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March 14, 2017
- Sparse Inertial Poser: Automatic 3D Human Pose Estimation from Sparse IMUs
March 13, 2017
- GPU Ray Tracing using Irregular Grids
March 12, 2017
- On Realism of Architectural Procedural Models
- Multiple vertex next event estimation for lighting in dense, forward-scattering media
- STD: Studentˇ¦s t-Distribution of Slopes for Microfacet Based BSDFs
- Design Transformations for Rule-based Procedural Modeling
- Sparse Inertial Poser: Automatic 3D Human Pose Estimation from Sparse IMUs
- Unbiased Light Transport Estimators for Inhomogeneous Participating Media
- Learning Detail Transfer based on Geometric Features
- Gradient-based steering for vision-based crowd simulation algorithms
- Informative Descriptor Preservation via Commutativity for Shape Matching
- Flow-Induced Inertial Steady Vector Field Topology
- Decoupled Opacity Optimization for Points, Lines and Surfaces
- GPU Ray Tracing using Irregular Grids
- Interactive Paper Tearing
- Hybrid mesh-volume LoDs for all-scale pre-filtering of complex 3D assets
- General Point Sampling with Adaptive Density and Correlations
- Practical Capture and Reproduction of Phosphorescent Appearance
- Hierarchical Bucket Queuing for Fine-Grained Priority Scheduling on the GPU
- Computational Light Painting Using a Virtual Exposure
- SketchSoup: Exploratory Ideation using Design Sketches
- Integrated Structural-Architectural Design for Interactive Planning
- Sparse Rig Parameter Optimization for Character Animation
- Planar Shape Detection and Regularization in Tandem
- Extracting Sharp Features from RGB-D Images
- Flow-based Temporal Selection for Interactive Volume Visualization
- Category-specific Salient View Selection via Deep Convolutional Neural Networks
- Spectral Processing of Tangential Vector Fields
- Multivariate Gaussian-based Inverse Kinematics
- Discovering Structured Variations via Template Matching
- Primal-Dual Optimization for Fluids
- Makeup Lamps: Live Augmentation of Human Faces via Projection
- Group Modeling: a Unified Velocity-based Approach
- Memory-Efficient Interactive Online Reconstruction from Depth Image Streams
- Consistent Video Filtering for Camera Arrays
- Zooming On All Actors: Automatic Focus+Context Split Screen Video Generation
February 21, 2017
- Real-Time Oil Painting on Mobile Hardware
(CGF Paper)
February 18, 2017
- Interactive Modeling and Authoring of Climbing Plants
- Learning Detail Transfer based on Geometric Features
- Character-Object Interaction Retrieval using the Interaction Bisector Surface
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Wires
A wire or combination of wires, with consistent electrical characteristics, building a single electrical system, used to carry alternating current between points in the power system.
For symmetrical, transposed 3ph lines, it is sufficient to use attributes of the line segment, which describe impedances and admittances for the entire length of the segment. Additionally impedances can be computed by using length and associated per length impedances.
|
b0ch |
1..1 |
Zero sequence shunt (charging) susceptance, uniformly distributed, of the entire line section. |
|
|---|---|---|---|
|
bch |
1..1 |
Positive sequence shunt (charging) susceptance, uniformly distributed, of the entire line section. This value represents the full charging over the full length of the line. |
|
|
g0ch |
1..1 |
Zero sequence shunt (charging) conductance, uniformly distributed, of the entire line section. |
|
|
gch |
1..1 |
Positive sequence shunt (charging) conductance, uniformly distributed, of the entire line section. |
|
|
r |
1..1 |
Positive sequence series resistance of the entire line section. |
|
|
r0 |
1..1 |
Zero sequence series resistance of the entire line section. |
|
|
x |
1..1 |
Positive sequence series reactance of the entire line section. |
|
|
x0 |
1..1 |
Zero sequence series reactance of the entire line section. |
|
mRID |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|---|---|---|---|
|
aliasName |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|
name |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
Wires
Represents a single wire of an alternating current line segment.
|
phase |
1..1 |
The phase connection of the wire at both ends. |
|
|---|---|---|---|
|
ACLineSegment |
0..1 |
The line segment to which the phase belongs. |
|
mRID |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|---|---|---|---|
|
aliasName |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|
name |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
Wires
This class represents the zero sequence line mutual coupling.
|
b0ch |
1..1 |
Zero sequence mutual coupling shunt (charging) susceptance, uniformly distributed, of the entire line section. |
|
|---|---|---|---|
|
distance11 |
1..1 |
Distance to the start of the coupled region from the first line's terminal having sequence number equal to 1. |
|
|
distance12 |
1..1 |
Distance to the end of the coupled region from the first line's terminal with sequence number equal to 1. |
|
|
distance21 |
1..1 |
Distance to the start of coupled region from the second line's terminal with sequence number equal to 1. |
|
|
distance22 |
1..1 |
Distance to the end of coupled region from the second line's terminal with squence number equal to 1. |
|
|
First_Terminal |
0..1 |
The starting terminal for the calculation of distances along the first branch of the mutual coupling. Normally MutualCoupling would only be used for terminals of AC line segments. The first and second terminals of a mutual coupling should point to different AC line segments. |
|
|
g0ch |
1..1 |
Zero sequence mutual coupling shunt (charging) conductance, uniformly distributed, of the entire line section. |
|
|
r0 |
1..1 |
Zero sequence branch-to-branch mutual impedance coupling, resistance. |
|
|
Second_Terminal |
0..1 |
The starting terminal for the calculation of distances along the second branch of the mutual coupling. |
|
|
x0 |
1..1 |
Zero sequence branch-to-branch mutual impedance coupling, reactance. |
|
mRID |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|---|---|---|---|
|
aliasName |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|
name |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
Core
An electrical connection point to a piece of conducting equipment. Terminals are connected at physical connection points called connectivity nodes.
|
connected |
1..1 |
boolean |
The connected status is related to a bus-branch model and the topological node to terminal relation. True implies the terminal is connected to the related topological node and false implies it is not. In a bus-branch model, the connected status is used to tell if equipment is disconnected without having to change the connectivity described by the topological node to terminal relation. A valid case is that conducting equipment can be connected in one end and open in the other. In particular for an AC line segment, where the reactive line charging can be significant, this is a relevant case. |
|---|---|---|---|
|
phases |
1..1 |
Represents the normal network phasing condition. |
|
|
sequenceNumber |
1..1 |
integer |
The orientation of the terminal connections for a multiple terminal conducting equipment. The sequence numbering starts with 1 and additional terminals should follow in increasing order. The first terminal is the "starting point" for a two terminal branch. |
|
ConductingEquipment |
0..1 |
The conducting equipment of the terminal. Conducting equipment have terminals that may be connected to other conducting equipment terminals via connectivity nodes or topological nodes. |
|
mRID |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|---|---|---|---|
|
aliasName |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|
name |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
IES_Projects
The parts of the power system that are designed to carry current or that are conductively connected through terminals.
|
mRID |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|---|---|---|---|
|
aliasName |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|
name |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
Wires
Combination of conducting material with consistent electrical characteristics, building a single electrical system, used to carry current between points in the power system.
|
mRID |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|---|---|---|---|
|
aliasName |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|
name |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
IES_Projects
The parts of a power system that are physical devices, electronic or mechanical.
|
mRID |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|---|---|---|---|
|
aliasName |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|
name |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
Core
This is a root class to provide common identification for all classes needing identification and naming attributes.
|
mRID |
1..1 |
string |
Master resource identifier issued by a model authority. The mRID is globally unique within an exchange context. Global uniqeness is easily achived by using a UUID for the mRID. It is strongly recommended to do this. For CIMXML data files in RDF syntax, the mRID is mapped to rdf:ID or rdf:about attributes that identify CIM object elements. |
|---|---|---|---|
|
aliasName |
1..1 |
string |
The aliasName is free text human readable name of the object alternative to IdentifiedObject.name. It may be non unique and may not correlate to a naming hierarchy. The attribute aliasName is retained because of backwards compatibility between CIM relases. It is however recommended to replace aliasName with the Name class as aliasName is planned for retirement at a future time. |
|
name |
1..1 |
string |
The name is any free human readable and possibly non unique text naming the object. |
Core
A power system resource can be an item of equipment such as a switch, an equipment container containing many individual items of equipment such as a substation, or an organisational entity such as sub-control area. Power system resources can have measurements associated.
|
mRID |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|---|---|---|---|
|
aliasName |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
|
name |
1..1 |
string |
see IdentifiedObject |
Core
Enumeration of phase identifiers. Allows designation of phases for both transmission and distribution equipment, circuits and loads.
Residential and small commercial loads are often served from single-phase, or split-phase, secondary circuits. For example of s12N, phases 1 and 2 refer to hot wires that are 180 degrees out of phase, while N refers to the neutral wire. Through single-phase transformer connections, these secondary circuits may be served from one or two of the primary phases A, B, and C. For three-phase loads, use the A, B, C phase codes instead of s12N.
|
A |
Phase A. |
|---|---|
|
AB |
Phases A and B. |
|
ABC |
Phases A, B, and C. |
|
ABCN |
Phases A, B, C, and N. |
|
ABN |
Phases A, B, and neutral. |
|
AC |
Phases A and C. |
|
ACN |
Phases A, C and neutral. |
|
AN |
Phases A and neutral. |
|
B |
Phase B. |
|
BC |
Phases B and C. |
|
BCN |
Phases B, C, and neutral. |
|
BN |
Phases B and neutral. |
|
C |
Phase C. |
|
CN |
Phases C and neutral. |
|
N |
Neutral phase. |
|
s1 |
Secondary phase 1. |
|
s12 |
Secondary phase 1 and 2. |
|
s12N |
Secondary phases 1, 2, and neutral. |
|
s1N |
Secondary phase 1 and neutral. |
|
s2 |
Secondary phase 2. |
|
s2N |
Secondary phase 2 and neutral. |
Wires
Enumeration of single phase identifiers. Allows designation of single phases for both transmission and distribution equipment, circuits and loads.
|
A |
Phase A. |
|---|---|
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B |
Phase B. |
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C |
Phase C. |
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N |
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599_zczhouchao1991.py
import heapq
class Solution:
def longestDiverseString(self, A: int, B: int, C: int) -> str:
pq = []
res = []
if A != 0:
heapq.heappush(pq, (-A, 'a'))
if B != 0:
heapq.heappush(pq, (-B, 'b'))
if C != 0:
heapq.heappush(pq, (-C, 'c'))
while pq:
count, ch = heapq.heappop(pq)
count = -count
if (not res) or res[-1] != ch:
length = min(2, count)
res.extend([ch] * length)
if count - length > 0:
heapq.heappush(pq, (-(count - length), ch))
else:
if not pq:
break
count_next, ch_next = heapq.heappop(pq)
count_next = -count_next
res.append(ch_next)
if count_next - 1 > 0:
heapq.heappush(pq, (-(count_next - 1), ch_next))
heapq.heappush(pq, (-count, ch))
return "".join(res)


selabel_file
Section: SELinux API documentation (5)Updated: 18 Jun 2007
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
selabel_file - userspace SELinux labeling interface: file contexts backend.SYNOPSIS
#include <selinux/selinux.h>#include <selinux/label.h>
int selabel_lookup(struct selabel_handle *hnd, security_context_t *context,
const char *path, int mode);
DESCRIPTION
The file contexts backend maps from pathname/mode combinations into security contexts. It is used to find the appropriate context for each file when relabeling a file system.The path argument should be set to the full pathname of the file whose assigned context is being checked. The mode argument should be set to the mode bits of the file, as determined by lstat(2).
OPTIONS
In addition to the global options described in selabel_open(3), this backend recognizes the following options:
- SELABEL_OPT_PATH
- A non-null value for this option specifies a path to a file that will be opened in lieu of the standard file contexts file. This value is also used as the base name for determining the names of local customization files.
- SELABEL_OPT_BASEONLY
- A non-null value for this option indicates that any local customizations to the file contexts mapping should be ignored.
- SELABEL_OPT_SUBSET
-
A non-null value for this option is interpreted as a path prefix, for example "/etc". Only file context specifications starting with the given prefix are loaded. This may increase lookup performance, however any attempt to look up a path not starting with the given prefix will fail.
SEE ALSO
selabel_open(3), selabel_lookup(3), selabel_stats(3), selinux(8)
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:34:00 GMT, December 24, 2015


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| 004:050 Khan | : |
Look, how they invent a lie against Allah, and enough is that as a manifest sin. |
| 004:050 Maulana | : |
See how they forge lies against Allah! And sufficient is this as a manifest sin. |
| 004:050 Pickthal | : |
See, how they invent lies about Allah!  This alone is a grave sin. |
| 004:050 Shakir | : |
See how they forge the lie against Allah, and this is sufficient as a manifest sin. |
| 004:050 Sherali | : |
See how they forge a lie against ALLAH ! And sufficient is that as a manifest sin. |
| 004:050 Yusufali | : |
Behold! how they invent a lie against Allah! but that by itself is a manifest sin! |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > إنذار من لا يعترف بتوحيد الله تعالي بالانتقام Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah>A Warning to all who do not Acknowledge his Glory Oneness that He'll take Retribution from them الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الذميمة > الافتراء على الله ورسوله Man and The Moral Relations>The Dispraised Morals>Fabrication Against Allah and His Messenger
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by SL SocialAfter just 18 months at Arsenal, Unai Emery was sacked as the Gunners manager on Friday afternoon. He has since become a trending topic online as fans took to social media to react to the news. Check it out!
After a series of poor results and performances, the Arsenal board made the decision to let the Spaniard go, with the club taking to its official website to explain the former Paris Saint-Germain mentor's sacking.
In the statement, Gunners owner Josh Kroenke said: "Our most sincere thanks go to Unai and his colleagues who were unrelenting in their efforts to get the club back to competing at the level we all expect and demand. We wish Unai and his team nothing but future success.
"The decision has been taken due to results and performances not being at the level required."
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The Social and Welfare Committee is responsible for providing programs and services to enhance living conditions of Muslims in adverse circumstances.
It manages the collection of Zakat and Sadaqah and makes sure that they are disbursed (according to the Islamic rules) to the needy people within the community including refugees, and also internationally, especially during times of crisis.
Within its charter to aid the local and international community the Social & Welfare Committee also provides social services to help organize certain services such as Iftar during the month of Ramadan, Toys Drive at the time of Eid-ul- Fitr for the children of needy and refugees and Udhiyah/Qurbani at the time of Eid-ul- Adha.
With the blessings of Allah (SWT) the Social & Welfare Committee is able to help the needy including refugees using Sadaqah (Needy) funds, and those who qualify, with Zakat funds donated by the community.
Additionally, there are special fund drives to help victims of natural disasters and famine such as floods and earthquakes. Funds are also collected for the daily Iftar at Ramadan time.
May Allah reward you all. Please continue to donate generously to help your brothers and sisters in need. And remember to make duwa for those in need and all the volunteers and staff.
Services
The Social & Welfare Committee provides the following services:
Financial Aid Services
Food Pantry Services
Refugee and Needy Support Services
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Domestic Violence & Abuse referral
Daily Iftar during the month of Ramadan and Suhoor during last 10 nights
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Financial Aid Policy
Food Pantry Guidelines
Guidelines for Donating Goods
Volunteer Guidelines and Safety Rules
Forms
Application for Financial Aid
Volunteer Sign-up Form
IAR Social Welfare Committee Refugee Volunteer Sign-up Form
Volunteers
Without the help of Allah (swt) and the generosity of the community, this committee would not be able to function. There is always a need for active volunteers.
Our community has grown, and there are many seeking help in these very difficult times. You will have the opportunity of working directly and closely with the community members in helping them with many different ways - helping newcomers get settled, providing transportation, helping get food to those who need it, working with families in difficult circumstances and desperately in need of financial support.
IAR Social Welfare Committee Refugee Volunteer Sign-up Form
The Social & Welfare Committee is run primarily by volunteers. Anyone who has received Financial Assistance or any other form of help like Food Pantry or Refugee Support through Social & Welfare Committee is not eligible to join Social & Welfare Committee to be a volunteer/staff member on the Committee for a period of 2 years from the date of receiving assistance. All requests/applications to volunteer with Social & Welfare Committee are reviewed by the Committee and it is the Committees decision to accept or deny such requests.
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Hello there, FIRSTNAME
I am Salvinu Manduca, and I guess you will be reporting to me from now on? Apparently, the UK is a much more synergistic place for me than France. Far be it from me to question the wisdom of our superiors. You can call me Sal!
Bene told me that you brought a spatula to the potluck, and nothing else! That's hilarious. I mean, you're expected to cook something at a potluck, but I like your style. No one has time for all those dishes anyway, right? Next time, you should probably bring something, though.
If you like spatulas, I can teach you how to make a proper crêpe. I've spent the last several years in France, as I'm sure you have heard. A crêpe is basically a very thin wheat pancake that's ubiquitous in France. In many regions of France you can't throw a rock without eating a crêpe.
Start by putting a trace of butter on the surface of a hot pan, and then pour thin liquid wheat flour batter onto the pan. This is where your spatula comes in: Use the spatula to distribute the batter evenly across the pan. If you have a sweet tooth, serve it with whipped cream and strawberry sauce, and curl the crêpe to form a tube.
Most people associate crêpes with dessert, but you can also make savoury crêpes for lunch or dinner. For savoury crêpes, you should use buckwheat instead of wheat flour. You can then add various fillings, such as meat products, cheese, ham or eggs.
As you can hear, you can do pretty much anything with a crêpe.
Anyway, I understand you're currently looking into a subversive author? That's a classic! My first case involved an author who turned out to be distributing propaganda for a terrorist organisation. They operated out of a bakery, which made these perfect chocolate éclairs with proper chocolate cream, not vanilla custard like you see way too often in England. They didn't have any crêpes, though.
Never forget that the pen is mightier than the sword! There is room for much evil behind the unassuming eyes of the author.
I haven't had time to get up to date with the case yet, but I'm sure Miss Shào has some more detailed information for you. I'll take the reins properly tomorrow!
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Popup is not the best choice to notify users. It takes the users’ attention, and need action to remove popup. But sometimes, popup is a good selection. It displays on the same view, not change eyesight.
Today, I will implement a popup, inspired by the design of Joseph Liu. Change something to make it simpler for the first post. :D
Single View App
projectReferralPopup.swift
class ReferralPopup: knView {
let blackView: UIButton = {
let button = UIButton()
button.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
button.backgroundColor = UIColor.black.withAlphaComponent(0.5)
return button
}()
let container: UIView = {
let v = UIView()
v.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
v.backgroundColor = .white
v.createRoundCorner(7)
return v
}()
let okButton: UIButton = {
let button = UIButton()
button.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
let color = UIColor.color(r: 241, g: 66, b: 70)
button.backgroundColor = color
button.setTitle("COPY & CONTINUE", for: .normal)
button.backgroundColor = UIColor.color(r: 71, g: 204, b: 54)
button.height(54)
button.createRoundCorner(27)
return button
}()
}
blackView
is the transparent background cover the whole screen. We will dismiss the popup when it clicked. You can use UIView and add UIGestureRecognizer also.
container
is the white background container. It’s the main view for popup.
The most important part is how to layout the container
override func setupView() {
let color = UIColor.color(r: 241, g: 66, b: 70)
let instruction = "GET YOUR FREE $10 CREDITS"
let label = UIMaker.makeLabel(text: instruction,
font: UIFont.boldSystemFont(ofSize: 15),
color: .white,
alignment: .center)
let circle = UIMaker.makeView(background: color)
let logo = UIMaker.makeImageView(image: UIImage(named: "swift"), contentMode: .scaleAspectFit)
logo.backgroundColor = .white
let codeTitle = UIMaker.makeLabel(text: "REFERRAL CODE",
font: UIFont.boldSystemFont(ofSize: 12),
color: UIColor.color(r: 155, g: 165, b: 172),
alignment: .center)
let codeLabel = UIMaker.makeLabel(text: "KYNGUYEN",
font: UIFont.boldSystemFont(ofSize: 40),
color: UIColor.color(r: 242, g: 64, b: 65),
alignment: .center)
container.addSubviews(views: circle, label, okButton, logo, codeTitle, codeLabel)
// (1)
label.top(toView: container, space: 24)
label.horizontal(toView: container, space: 24)
// (2)
let edge: CGFloat = UIScreen.main.bounds.width * 2
circle.square(edge: edge)
circle.createRoundCorner(edge / 2)
circle.centerX(toView: container)
circle.bottom(toAnchor: logo.centerYAnchor)
// (3)
let logoEdge: CGFloat = 66
logo.square(edge: logoEdge)
logo.centerX(toView: circle)
logo.verticalSpacing(toView: label, space: 40)
logo.createRoundCorner(logoEdge / 2)
logo.createBorder(1, color: color)
// (4)
codeTitle.centerX(toView: container)
codeTitle.verticalSpacing(toView: logo, space: 24)
// (5)
codeLabel.centerX(toView: container)
codeLabel.verticalSpacing(toView: codeTitle, space: 8)
// (6)
okButton.verticalSpacing(toView: codeLabel, space: 24)
okButton.bottom(toView: container, space: -24)
okButton.horizontal(toView: container, space: 36)
okButton.createRoundCorner(28)
okButton.addTarget(self, action: #selector(dismiss), for: .touchUpInside)
blackView.addTarget(self, action: #selector(dismiss), for: .touchUpInside)
}
The sketch is like this
(1): label
is the instruction label, created by my helper UIMaker
. It is sticked to the container's topAnchor
with 24px spacing. It should be sticked to left
and right
, and textAlignment
is center to prevent long text can break the UI.
Notes
top
: layout the view1's topAnchor
to the view2's topAnchor
.
horizontal
: layout the view1's leftAnchor
to view2's leftAnchor
and view1's rightAnchor
to view2's rightAnchor
.
(2): circle
is the top curve. You can use an image instead. The circle has width
and height
equal to UIScreen.main.bounds.width * 2
. It is bigger than the view so we can put its lower edge overlay on the container
.
Layout circle
horizonal center to the view, so the circle looks balance. You can try align to left or right to see differences.
The circle
’s bottom edge will align to the logo
center. A little bit difficult to understand. The logo
is sticked to the top, and circle
is sticked to the logo
. I set the circle
sticked to the container
’s top, but the view can’t auto layout. This way, container
can easy auto layout, we don’t need to care the container
’s height.
Notes
square(value: CGFloat)
: set the view's width
equals to view's height
and equal to value
centerX
: stick view1's centerXAnchor
to view2's centerXAnchor
bottom
: layout view1's bottomAnchor
to view2's bottomAnchor
.
(3): logo
has verticalSpacing
to label
and has 40px spacing. It means the logo
’s top and the label
’s bottom has 40px spacing.
Notes
verticalSpacing
: layout view1's topAnchor
to view2's bottomAnchor
(4), (5): same to codeTitle
and codeLabel
, verticalSpacing
will make a space between them.
(6): okButton
has verticalSpacing
and bottom
. So keep in mind, the view can automatically calculate the height of the view.
The popup is ready to display. Let’s display it.
func show(in view: UIView) {
addSubviews(views: blackView, container)
blackView.fill(toView: self)
container.centerY(toView: self)
container.horizontal(toView: self, space: 24)
blackView.alpha = 0
UIView.animate(withDuration: 0.1, animations:
{ [weak self] in self?.blackView.alpha = 1 })
container.zoomIn(true)
view.addSubviews(views: self)
fill(toView: view)
}
We will display the popup inside the controller’s view. Rememeber 3 views: blackView
, container
, self
. We will add blackView
and container
to self
. And we add self
to containerView
.
view.zoomIn(true)
will show the popup with a slight zoom animation.
Quite hard here for dismiss animation. The popup zooms in a little bit and zooms out to disappear.
@objc func dismiss() {
let initialValue: CGFloat = 1
let middleValue: CGFloat = 1.025
let endValue: CGFloat = 0.001
func fadeOutContainer() {
UIView.animate(withDuration: 0.2, animations:
{ [weak self] in self?.container.alpha = 0 })
}
func zoomInContainer() {
UIView.animate(withDuration: 0.05,
animations: { [weak self] in self?.container.scale(value: middleValue) })
}
func zoomOutContainer() {
UIView.animate(withDuration: 0.3, delay: 0.05, options: .curveEaseIn,
animations:
{ [weak self] in
self?.container.scale(value: endValue)
self?.blackView.alpha = 0
}, completion: { [weak self] _ in self?.removeFromSuperview() })
}
container.transform = container.transform.scaledBy(x: initialValue , y: initialValue)
fadeOutContainer()
zoomInContainer()
zoomOutContainer()
}
ViewController
and show the popup in the button event
@objc func showReferralPopup() {
ReferralPopup().show(in: view)
}
This is how it looks after coding.
You can add new class Popup
and move components, full show
function, full dismiss
function and empty setupView
to Popup
.
The ReferralPopup
is inherited from Popup
. You can add new popup easily just set inherit from Popup
and layout your new view in its setupView
.
Full code can pull from my Github


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This tutorial series aims to provide you with an introduction to container and container orchestration technology using Docker, Kubernetes, and Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform.
This tutorial is Part 3 of my series on Red Hat Openshift. Check out the other articles:
- Fundamentals of Containers, Kubernetes, and Red Hat OpenShift : Tutorial introduction
- Setting Up the Lab Environment
- Overview of the Docker Architecture
- Managing the Life Cycle of Containers
- Building Custom Container Images with Dockerfile
- Creating Kubernetes Resources
- Creating Applications with Source-to-Image facility of Red Hat OpenShift
Let’s curry on with this section, we will se how to manage the life cycle of a container from creation to deletion.
Docker Client Verbs
The Docker client, implemented by the docker command, provides a set of verbs to create and manage containers. The following figure shows a summary of the most commonly used verbs that change container state.
Managing Containers
Docker provides the following commands to manage containers:
- docker ps: This command is responsible for listing running containers
$ docker ps -a
CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
4829d82fbbff do180/httpd "httpd -D FOREGROUND" 15 hours ago Exited (0) 3 seconds ago my-httpd-container
- docker inspect: This command is responsible for listing metadata about a running or stopped container. The command produces a JSON output
$ docker inspect my-httpd-container
{
"Id": "980e45b5376a4e966775fb49cbef47ee7bbd461be8bfd1a75c2cc5371676c8be",
...
"NetworkSettings": {
"Bridge": "",
"EndpointID": "483fc91363e5d877ea8f9696854a1f14710a085c6719afc858792154905d801a",
"Gateway": "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"GlobalIPv6Address": "",
"GlobalIPv6PrefixLen": 0,
"HairpinMode": false,
"IPAddress": "<IP_ADDRESS>",
...
}
- docker stop: This command is responsible for stopping a running container gracefully
-
docker kill: This command is responsible for stopping a running container forcefully
It is possible to specify the signal with the -s optiondocker kill -s SIGKILL my-httpd-container
- docker restart: This command is responsible for restarting a stopped container
-
docker rm: This command is responsible for deleting a container, discarding its state and filesystem
It is possible to delete all containers at the same time. The docker ps command has the -q option that returns only the ID of the containers.$ docker stop $(docker ps -q) $ docker rm $(docker ps -aq)
Running Commands in a Container
When a container is created, a default command is executed according to what is specified by the container image. However, it may be necessary to execute other commands to manage the running container.
The docker exec command starts an additional process inside a running container:
$ sudo docker exec -it my-httpd-container /bin/bash
$ root@665b4a1e17b6:/#
Now you have started a bash shell inside your container you can run any shell command on it.
Managing Container Images
-
docker save: generates a file containing image metadata and preserves original image layers, so the original image can be later re-created exactly as it was.
docker save [-o FILE_NAME] IMAGE_NAME[:TAG]
-
docker load: restore the container image from a file
docker load [-i FILE_NAME]
-
docker rmi: delete an image from the cache
docker [OPTIONS] IMAGE
To delete all images that are not used by any container, use the following command:
docker rmi $(docker images -q)
-
docker diff: used to identify which files were changed, created, or deleted since the container was started
$ docker diff mysql-basic C /run C /run/mysqld A /run/mysqld/mysqld.pid A /run/mysqld/mysqld.sock A /run/mysqld/mysqld.sock.lock A /run/secrets
Any added file is marked with an A, and any changed file is marked with a C.
To commit the changes to another image, run docker commit:
$ docker commit mysql-basic mysql-custom
Playing with images and containers is cool but building custom container images with Dockerfiles is even more fun!


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#include <string.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include "zlib.h"
#include "inftrees.h"
#include "inflate.h"
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