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by None at 2022-09-02 16:50:01.@kevinreiss this is a very old issue when we were still using voyager_helpers with voyager. As @mzelesky posted we allow retrieval of suppressed bibs through the barcode endpoint only. I think we can close this issue there has been some discussion in the past see https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/710#issuecomment-670607954 and https://pulibrary.slack.com/archives/CA891BNR0/p1600875040001900.
The main use case that motivated this ticket is Figgy's remote metadata feature. We have had cases where content was digitized but could not be linked to the Bib records because they were suppressed, which made the workflow very convoluted and involved having to put the Bib ID into the title field and then move it to the source metadata identifier field later once the records were unsuppressed.
I think we plan to make Figgy use Orangelight instead of Bibdata to retrieve metadata at some point (@tpendragon is this right?). But I'd like to keep this ticket until we've done that or found another solution.
That's right and it's mostly there. Presumably getting suppressed records from the orangelight endpoint would be much harder.
Yes, suppressed records would not be present in Orangelight at all. You'd need to go directly bibdata to get the metadata. We'd need to make an endpoint that would respond with suppressed records by MMS ID lookup. How critical is this feature? Could figgy default to trying OL and if the MMS ID lookup failed go to another endpoint that is able to provide suppressed record data?
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This suggests it would be indexed: https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/blob/main/marc_to_solr/lib/traject_config.rb#L616 ```
tofield "notesindex", extractallmarc_values(from: '500', to: '599') ```
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by Jane Sandberg at 2022-09-02 16:37:50.No, we are not receiving these statuses in either full or incremental updates. We need update our rake tasks for full dumps to request these statuses, and we need to talk to the vendor to have them add them to the incremental dumps that they generate for us. Rake task was added in this PR https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/pull/1953.
Filed request to add statuses to incremental dumps: https://htcrecap.atlassian.net/jira/core/projects/MS/list?selectedIssue=MS-576
@mzelesky could you elaborate on this issue or close it?
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by None at 2022-09-02 19:18:15.@mzelesky is there a use case for this feature?
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by None at 2022-09-02 19:19:05.Another similar error (can't load page 897): https://app.honeybadger.io/projects/53391/faults/84558468 https://figgy.princeton.edu/catalog/94879b11-7229-4aa7-a6a9-6ea4ad1b8007
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by Eliot Jordan at 2022-09-02 19:10:57.This is the same ticket as https://github.com/pulibrary/figgy/issues/5154, when this is closed see if you can close the other one.
We're delaying this discussion until next maintenance cycle - not enough of us were around.
Kim had the idea that this could be a generic "click-through" feature, to also support click-through requirements for senior theses.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2022-09-02 19:39:08.This is the collection manifest for an ArchivalMediaCollection, which has some special stuff to make it a V3 collection manifest to display all its audio files as an embedded set. I don't remember the use case for this, and it doesn't seem to display anywhere.
Another thing about this collection is it was originally a regular collection, and got converted to an ArchivalMediaCollection for bag ingest. It might be that our assumptions about AMCs are just wrong.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2022-09-02 19:50:59.We updated archivesspace-client.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2022-09-02 19:52:42.@kelea99 will follow up.
Contacted Colleen and Roel about this one
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by Kim Leaman at 2022-09-02 19:50:20.Kim says delete the ._xxx files.
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Wrote to Colleen and Roel about this one.
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2022-09-02 19:25:20.Should we sanitize the input on the now Alma user login board, or is the failed response for bibdata acceptable?
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https://scsb.recaplib.org:9093/swagger-ui.html API Console
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by Don Thornbury at 2022-09-02 18:57:48.This seems sensible to me. This would make this more digestible to screen readers as well.
Confirm if this still an issue.
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I honestly don't remember what the use case for this was. I think you can close it? We do some more advanced stuff for displaying content in Pulfalight depending on if someone could login and possibly get access to it, but in Orangelight I think you get a less-pretty-but-still-functional login window ever since we implemented CDL.
Ok, thanks. I'll close the issue and if something comes up in the future in this space we can start a new issue.
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Leftover baked potatoes are perfect for this easy gnocchi recipe, served with a rich sausage sauce and bitter leaves.
Preheat the oven to 150C/300F/Gas 5.
For the gnocchi, prick the potatoes several times with a small knife and place onto a bed of rock salt in a baking tray. Bake for about 1½ hours, or until the inside is soft when tested with a knife. When cooked, remove from the oven and set aside to cool.
Remove the cooked potato from the skins and pass through a potato ricer or sieve into a large bowl.
Add the flour, parmesan, egg yolk, olive oil to the potatoes. Season, to taste, with salt and stir until the mixture comes together into a dough.
Working on a floured surface, divide the dough into four and roll each quarter into a long sausage shape. Cut into 2cm/1in pieces.
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Cut the radicchio into thin wedges through the root, so that it holds together. Dress with a tablespoon of olive oil and cook on a grill pan until it starts to colour. Turn the radicchio over and grill for another minute or two then remove from pan.
Fry the breadcrumbs in the remainder of the butter until golden-brown. Season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Scoop out the crumbs onto some kitchen paper and allow to cool.
Heat the remaining olive oil in a non-stick frying pan and fry the gnocchi until golden-brown all over and piping hot.
To serve, first place the radicchio onto a serving plate, dot the gnocchi over, spoon the sausage sauce over the gnocchi and finish with a little freshly grated parmesan and a good sprinkle of crunchy breadcrumbs.


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Instance Attribute Summary
- #cookie_jar rw
- #cookie_jar=(jar) rw Internal use only
- #have_cookie_jar? ⇒ Boolean readonly Internal use only
Instance Method Summary
- #authenticated_encrypted_cookie_salt Internal use only
- #cookies_digest Internal use only
- #cookies_rotations Internal use only
- #cookies_same_site_protection Internal use only
- #cookies_serializer Internal use only
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#cookie_jar (rw)
[ GitHub ]#cookie_jar=(jar) (rw)
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 28
def (jar) set_header "action_dispatch.cookies", jar end
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 24
def has_header? "action_dispatch.cookies" end
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 48
def get_header Cookies::AUTHENTICATED_ENCRYPTED_COOKIE_SALT end
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 76
def get_header Cookies::COOKIES_DIGEST end
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 80
def get_header Cookies::COOKIES_ROTATIONS end
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 72
def get_header(Cookies::COOKIES_SAME_SITE_PROTECTION) || Proc.new { } end
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 68
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 56
def get_header Cookies::ENCRYPTED_COOKIE_CIPHER end
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 40
def get_header Cookies::ENCRYPTED_COOKIE_SALT end
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 44
def get_header Cookies::ENCRYPTED_SIGNED_COOKIE_SALT end
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 32
def key_generator get_header Cookies::GENERATOR_KEY end
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 64
def secret_key_base get_header Cookies::SECRET_KEY_BASE end
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 60
def get_header Cookies::SIGNED_COOKIE_DIGEST end
#signed_cookie_salt
This method is for internal use only.
[ GitHub ]
# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 36
def get_header Cookies::SIGNED_COOKIE_SALT end
#use_authenticated_cookie_encryption
This method is for internal use only.
[ GitHub ]
# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 52
def get_header Cookies::USE_AUTHENTICATED_COOKIE_ENCRYPTION end
#use_cookies_with_metadata
This method is for internal use only.
[ GitHub ]
# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb', line 84
def get_header Cookies::USE_COOKIES_WITH_METADATA end


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The purpose of the chat is that players could tell other future players what the game is worth. This could make purchasing easier.
Current MSRP:
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This rumor claims someone was a suicide bomber or that they had an explosive device in backpacks, vests, or belts.
This label should be applied to every tweet where the author expresses uncertainty about the information.
| Label | Keyboard | Definition | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
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These attack vectors are particularly appealing for an attacker who does not have routable access to the victim's machine
Client-side attacks may require:- Passive information gathering
- Active information gathering
- Social engineering
- Client fingerprinting (for example with the fingerprintjs2 project on github)
Exploiting HTML applications:- This attack vector (application file extension .hta) allows to write malicious HTML code and have it run on the victim machine outside of the security context of the victim's browser (for example enabling ActiveX and even more powerful Powershell commands)
MIcrosoft Office applications- Microsoft Word Macro
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WebRTC namespace for jsxc.
- Source:
Members
(static) AUTO_ACCEPT
should we auto accept incoming calls?
- Source:
(static) chatJids
bare jid to current jid mapping
- Source:
(static) conn
strophe connection
- Source:
(static) last_caller
jid of the last caller
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local video stream
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(static) remoteStream
remote video stream
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required disco features for file transfer
- Source:
(static) reqVideoFeatures
required disco features for video call
- Source:
Methods
(static) attachMediaStream(element, stream)
Attach media stream to element.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
element |
Element | jQuery | |
stream |
mediastream |
- Source:
(static) getCapableRes(jid, features) → {Array}
Return list of capable resources.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jid |
||
features |
string | Array.<string> | list of required features |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- Array
(static) getTurnCrendentials(urlopt)
Checks if cached configuration is valid and if necessary update it.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
url |
string |
<optional> |
- Source:
(static) hangUp()
Hang up the current call.
- Source:
(static) onReceivedFile(sess, file, metadata)
Display received file.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
sess |
object | |
file |
File | |
metadata |
object | file metadata |
- Source:
(static) reqUserMedia()
Request video and audio from local user.
- Source:
(static) sendFile(jid, file) → {object}
Send file to full jid.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jid |
string | full jid |
file |
file |
- Source:
Returns:
session
- Type
- object
(static) setStatus(txt, d)
Display status message to user.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
txt |
message | |
d |
duration in ms |
- Source:
(static) snapshot(video)
Make a snapshot from a video stream and display it.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
video |
Video stream |
- Source:
(static) startCall(jid, um)
Start a call to the specified jid.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jid |
full jid | |
um |
requested user media |
- Source:
(static) updateIcon(bid)
Enable or disable "video" icon and assign full jid.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
bid |
CSS conform jid |
- Source:


Javascript is a language used by programmers in developing sites and there working in the execution of their functions and also trouble shooting. While jQuery is also know as javascript library whereby its codes are executed in the scripts.js file of javascript folder.
It changes the value of by addition, subtraction, division, multiplication.
Are containers used to store any value that can later be used in calculations and displays.
A grouping of keyboard characters sorrounded by quotes.
Numerical figures either whole or decimals.
Something that performs an action.
These are like Exponential used for shortening a number with more decimals or more zeros The .toFixed()is used to round of to the nearest whole numbers.
This answers the question of a parameter.
This tells us what to say.
Returns a value but can not be visible coz is not a callback
Is the joining of functions and methods.
They return either a true or false value.
It indicates that there is no value.
It returns a no number whic can be zero
It helps you to interact with the pop-ups.
They help ypu understand what should be done but not appear in the browser
This is a javascript library that helps us to interact with the website.


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My goal for this book is to reimagine how educators build a foundation for competent data use. With this foundation, educators can better engage school initiatives, professional development, and instructional challenges that require practical data use for improving school systems.
This book is a field guide for people in schools who think of themselves as “non-data people”. I’m designing the content to be friendly, readable, and easy to carry around. Any educator can use this book as a reference while they review yearly test scores, weekly attendance reports, or statewide performance reporting. And at the same time, practical use of the book will help readers reimagine where data fits into their service to students.
The K-12 Educator’s Data Guidebook: Reimagining Practical Data Use in Schools will be out through Routledge in late 2021.


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SEPTEMBER 12 Most Holy Name of Mary
The
feast of the Most Holy Name of Mary began in
ENTRANCE ANTIPHON
Blessed are you, O Virgin Mary, by the Lord God Most High, above all women on the earth; for he has so exalted your name that your praise shall be undying on our lips.
COLLECT
Grant, we pray, almighty God, that, for all who celebrate the glorious Name of the Blessed Virgin Mary, she may obtain your merciful favour. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
PRAYER OVER THE OFFERINGS
May the intercession of Blessed Mary ever-Virgin commend our offerings, we pray, O Lord, and may it make us acceptable to your majesty as we revere and venerate her Name. Through Christ our Lord.
COMMUNION ANTIPHON
All generations will call me blessed, for God has looked on his lowly handmaid.
PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION
May we obtain
the grace of your blessing, O Lord, through the intercession of Mary, the
Mother of God, that from her, whose holy Name we venerate, we may obtain help
in our every need. Through Christ our Lord.


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widgettree - Create and manipulate a widgettree widget
SYNOPSIS
widgettree pathName ?options?
INHERITANCE
itk::Widget <- Widgettree
STANDARD OPTIONS
background
foreground
|
cursor
highlightColor
|
font
highlightThickness
|
disabledForeground
|
See the "options" manual entry for details on the standard options.
WIDGET-SPECIFIC OPTIONS
Name: closedIcon
Class: Icon
Command-Line Switch: -closedicon
Specifies the name of an image to be used in the widgettree before
those nodes that are closed. The default icon is called "openNode,"
which is automatically generated.
Command-Line
|
Switch:
|
-closecommand
|
|
The command to execute when a node of the tree is closed.
If this command is null, clicking on the open-close button will
close the node; if not, the node id is appended
to the command and the command is executed at the global scope,
and the node will not close automatically.
Command-Line
|
Switch:
|
-createcommand
|
|
The command to execute when a node of the tree is opened
if the node does not currently contain any widgets. The node id is appended
to the command and the command is executed at the global scope.
The command should use the add method to create the contents of
the node. If the command is null, the node is opened but
nothing will be displayed.
Name: indent
Class: Indent
Command-Line Switch: -indent
The minimum indent for each level of the tree. This option is needed
in order that each level is indented correctly, regardless of the
presence or not of open-close buttons at each level. It sets the
minimum indent, not the actual indent: if either -closedbitmap
or -openedbitmap makes an open-close button wider than the
specified indent, that width will be used instead. (There is no
reasonable way to avoid this, since that's how Tk's grid manager
works.) The default value is 24 pixels.
Name: openIcon
Class: Icon
Command-Line Switch: -openicon
Specifies the name of an image to be used in the widgettree before
those nodes that are open. The default icon is called "openNode,"
which is automatically generated.
Command-Line
|
Switch:
|
-opencommand
|
|
The command to execute when a node of the tree is opened
and the node already has children. The node id is appended
to the command and the command is executed at the global scope.
The node is opened after the command returns.
Name: padX
Class: PadX
Command-Line Switch: -padx
The horizontal padding to use when gridding leaf widgets. By default,
all leaves are packed with the same padding. If needed, the Tk
grid configure command can be used to override this
default -- note, however, that reconfiguring this option after
widgets have been created will return all widgets to the new
value of -pady.
Name: padY
Class: PadY
Command-Line Switch: -pady
The vertical padding to use when gridding leaf widgets. By default,
all leaves are packed with the same padding. If needed, the Tk
grid configure command can be used to override this
default -- note, however, that reconfiguring this option after
widgets have been created will return all widgets to the new
value of -pady.
DESCRIPTION
The widgettree command creates an unfolding tree of widgets,
with a button at each node to open and close the node. The widget is
designed for implementing unfolding preference and dialog boxes as
well as viewers of tree-like structures.
Each item in the tree is referenced by a unique id, which is constructed
in the same manner as hierarchical Tk widget names, but without
the leading period. For example, a node at the top level may
have the id foo, and a widget contained within that
node the id foo.bar. Widgets and nodes are added to
the tree with the add method.
Widgets can be added to the tree either when the Widgettree is
created or as each node is opened. To add widgets as node are opened,
supply the -createcommand option. This command will be
evaluated when a node with no children is opened -- it should
call add to add children to the node.
TREE TRAVERSAL
If the -traversal option is true, the widget tree can be
navigated using tab traversal and cursor keys. Each button will accept
the focus, and can be traversed using the standard Tk traversal
mechanism. The Return key opens or closes the node with the focus. In
addition, cursor keys navigate the tree as follows:
- down
- Move to the next button in the same node. If at the bottom,
stay there.
- up
- Move to the previous button in the same node. If at the top,
stay there.
- left
- Move up to the parent node, if there is one. If there
isn't, stay there.
- right
- If the node is closed, open it. If there are child nodes,
move to the first child. If there aren't any, stay there.
Widgettree does not implement a selection mechanism, but does provides
some support for it with the locate method. If required,
selection can be implemented by wrapping or subclassing Widgettree.
METHODS
The widgettree command creates a new Tcl command whose
name is pathName. This
command may be used to invoke various
operations on the widget. It has the following general form:
pathName option ?arg arg ...?
Option and the args
determine the exact behavior of the command. The following
commands are possible for widgettree widgets:
WIDGET-SPECIFIC METHODS
- pathName add type id ?arg ...?
-
Add a new widget to the tree. The first argument is the widget type,
and the second is its unique id. Raise an error if an item with
id already exists. IDs are hierarchical, as in
foo.bar -- the parent node must already exist
(foo, in this case). The special type node is used
to create a new node, in which case options are passed directly to the
constructor of the node label, which is a Tk label. Usually, the
options will include at least the -text option.
Any other value of type is assumed to be the type of the widget to
create. The optional arguments comprise an option-value list which can
contain any valid options for type. By default, the widget's options
are integrated into the mega-widgets option-list with the usual
option handling, which will cause the following option-handling
commands to be used:
keep -font -background -cursor -disabledforeground -foreground \
-highlightthickness -highlightcolor
rename -labelfont -font font Font
To override this behaviour, the optioncmds argument
can be appended to the option list. This is in the same form as the second
argument to the itk_component add method of itk::Archetype.
For example, we could add an entry widget to the tree and rename its
background to a new option called -entrybackground:
$widgettree add entry {
usual
rename -background -entrybackground entryBackground Background
}
- pathName cget option
-
Returns the current value of the configuration option given by
option. Option may have any of the values accepted by the
widgettree command.
- pathName close nodeid
-
Close a node of the tree. If the node is already closed, this method
does nothing. If the -closecommand option is not null, append
the id and evaluate the command in the global scope. In this case,
the node is not closed -- the close command must explicitly close it
with the hide method. If the -closecommand option is null,
the node is just closed. Raise an error if the node does not exist or
if nodeid is a leaf.
- pathName configure ?option? ?value option value ...?
-
Query or modify the configuration options of the widget. If no
option is specified, returns a list describing all of the
available options for pathName (see Tk_ConfigureInfo for
information on the format of this list). If option is specified
with no value, then the command returns a list describing the
one named option (this list will be identical to the corresponding
sublist of the value returned if no option is specified). If
one or more option-value pairs are specified, then the command
modifies the given widget option(s) to have the given value(s); in
this case the command returns an empty string. Option may have
any of the values accepted by the widgettree command.
- pathName delete id
-
Delete an item from the tree. If the item is a node, then all
descendents are deleted too. Raise an error if the item does not
exist. Note that the grid rows occupied by the item are not reclaimed,
but this should not be visible.
- pathName disable nodeid
-
Disable a node. Raise an error if the node does not
exist or nodeid is not a node. The open-close button is disabled,
and the label foreground changed to the value given by the
-disabledforeground option.
- pathName enable nodeid
-
Enable a node. Raise an error if the node does not
exist or nodeid is not a node. The open-close button is enabled,
and the label foreground changed to the value given by the
-foreground option.
- pathName hide nodeid
-
Unconditionally close a node of the tree, without checking the
-closecommand option. If the node is already closed, this method
does nothing. Raise an error if the node does not exist or if
nodeid is a leaf.
- pathName itemcget id option
-
Return a configuration option of an item. Raise an error if the item
does not exist or if the option is invalid. Legal options are exactly
those described for the add method.
- pathName itemconfigure id ?option? ?arg ...?
-
Configure options of an item. If only id is supplied, return
the list of options of that item. If option is supplied, return
that option. If additional arguments are supplied, configure each
option with the given value. Raise an error if the item does not exist
or an invalid option is supplied. Legal options are exactly those
described for the add method.
- pathName locate x y ?id?
-
Return the id of the item at the given x and y
coordinates. If the id argument is given, it must be a node,
and the x and y coordinates are relative to the interior
of that node. If x is negative, then the x coordinate is
ignored in figuring out which item is under the mouse -- this is most
useful when drag-selecting a region of the tree. If x is
non-negative, then an id is returned only if the mouse is actually
over an item.
- pathName names ?nodeid?
-
Return the ids of children of a node. If the
nodeid argument is not supplied, return the list of items at the
top level of the tree. If nodeid is supplied, it must be a node or
an error is raised. The result in this case will be a list of children
of that item.
- pathName open nodeid
-
Open a node of the tree. If the node is already open, do nothing. If
the node has no children and -createcommand is not null, append
the id and evaluate at the global scope. If the node has children and
-opencommand is not null, append the id and evaluate at the
global scope. Raise an error if the node does not exist or if
nodeid is not a node.
- pathName toggle nodeid
-
Toggle the state of a node of the tree: if the node is open, close it;
if it is closed, open it. The effects of this operation are as described
for the open and close methods.
- pathName traverse mode ?nodeid?
-
Traverse the tree. This method is provided because Tk's default Tab
traversal doesn't give the user enough control over where the
traversal goes. The mode controls the traversal operation, while
the nodeid is the id of the button that currently has the
focus. If nodeid is null or not supplied, then no button has the
focus. To aid construction of call-backs, the nodeid can either be
a node id or a widget path. mode is case-insensitive, and can be one
of down, return, up, left, or right,
with the effect described for the default bindings. It can also be
to, which moves the focus to the given node. If the
-traversal option is false, the method returns without doing
anything.
- pathName type id
-
Return the type of id. The type will be value of the type
argument passed to the add method when the item was created.
Raise an error if the item does not exist.
COMPONENTS
Widgettree dynamically creates components as widgets
and nodes are added to the tree.
Name: id
Class: widgetclass
A leaf item of the tree. The id item is the id passed to the
add method when the item was created.
Name: nodeid
Class: Frame
A frame containing the children of a tree node. The frame is not
created until a child is added to that node with the add method.
See the "frame" widget manual entry for details.
Name: idbutton
Class: Button
The button of a tree node. See the "button" widget manual entry for
details.
Name: idlabel
Class: Label
The label of a tree node. See the "label" widget manual entry for
details.
EXAMPLE
FIXME
AUTHOR
John Reekie<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Widgettree is inspired by the SubPanel and MultiPanel widgets written by
Farhana Sheikh and Cliff Cordeiro of UC Berkeley. Widgettree is
contributed to [incr Widgets] by the Tycho project at UC Berkeley:
http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu/tycho.
KEYWORDS
widgettree, hierarchy, widget


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Hitler wine for sale in Italy
Sydney Morning Herald | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"The tourists bought the bottle for 5.30 euros in a supermarket in northern Italy and, upon their return home, they handed it over to Poland's biggest-selling newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza, which displayed the offensive item on its front page.  The supermarket also sold bottles graced with the effigy of Italy's wartime dictator Benito Mussolini, the tourists said."
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Iraq offensive actually began June 2002
New York Times | Submitted by: GM Boink
"The strikes, which were conducted from mid-2002 into the first few months of 2003, were justified publicly at the time as a reaction to Iraqi violations of a no-flight zone that the United States and Britain established in southern Iraq. But Lt. Gen. T. Michael Moseley, the chief allied war commander, said the attacks also laid the foundations for the military campaign against the Baghdad government. ... During that period before the war, American officials said the strikes were necessary because the Iraqis were shooting more often at allied air patrols. ... But General Moseley said it was possible that the Iraqi attacks increased because allied planes had stepped up their patrols over Iraq. 'We became a little more aggressive based on them shooting more at us, which allowed us to respond more,' he said. 'Then the question is whether they were shooting at us because we were up there more. So there is a chicken and egg thing here.'"
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Police arrest funeral workers for renting out bodies
BBC | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Two mortuary workers in Zimbabwe have been arrested for allegedly renting out corpses to motorists to enable them to buy fuel. Most service stations in Zimbabwe give preference in fuel queues to people with burial orders or those taking dead relatives for burial. ... The two men are expected to appear in court on charges of violating dead bodies."
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Bullshit cancer treatment chalks up a few hits
canada.com | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"The story of the 'boy who ran away from chemotherapy' was told across the U.S., and, after Billy saw his tearful mother on a national news show, he agreed to come home when she vowed there would be no more chemo. Instead, the family, born-again Christians, 'prayed and asked God to lead us to the right treatment for Billy,' says his mother, Sue. They found his medical salvation in 714X, a controversial Canadian-made 'nitrogenated' and camphor-based compound that Billy began injecting into the lymph nodes in his groin every day for 21 days, followed by a few days off. Before the needles started, he says, Boston oncologists told him his cancer was getting worse. Within three months of starting 714X as part of an alternative regimen that also included Essiac tea, CAT scans and other imaging tests showed the cancer was gone."
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Prison-bound van flips -- 16 thrown, 2 die
Chicago Sun-Times | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A van bringing girlfriends, wives and children of state prisoners on a day-trip to visit their loved ones flipped over Saturday on Interstate 57 just south of Kankakee, killing two children and injuring 16 other passengers. ... 'I noticed either a pothole or something off some other vehicle. I swerved to try to miss it, and the van lost control,' driver Douglas King, 24, said. King will be tested for alcohol or drug use, as is routine, Illinois State Police said. ... The crash comes 2-1/2 years after a similar accident killed 10 people in a Salvation Army van heading to see loved ones at the Pontiac, Stateville and Dwight prisons."
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Church settles Tolkien molestation suit
BBC | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
"The Catholic Church has reached an out-of-court settlement with a former boy scout who claimed he was sexually abused by the son of author JRR Tolkien. It was revealed on Sunday that the Archdiocese of Birmingham has awarded Christopher Carrie £15,000 in compensation. The 57-year-old, from Solihull, West Midlands, claimed he was assaulted by Father John Tolkien in a Birmingham church more than 40 years ago."
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Amish outdoing Catholic church in child abuse
WEWS-TV 5 | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"Church doctrine teaches that corporal punishment is good for a child. But the Yoders said the physical and in some cases sexual abuse that takes place behind closed doors is out of control. Fran Yoder said that she was raped by a member of her Amish community. ... She said the rapist eventually confessed. He was shunned for eight weeks."
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US still unprepared for next bioweapon attack
Orlando Sentinel | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Nearly two years after the Sept. 11 and anthrax attacks terrorized the nation, America remains far short of a national warning network to spot bioterrorism outbreaks early enough to prevent disaster. Health officials nationwide are struggling to find better ways of detecting potential biological attacks in their earliest stages by tracking everything from sales of over-the-counter drugs to symptoms of emergency-room patients. ... A recent government report found that 34 surveillance systems are in various stages of testing, but their use is 'piecemeal,' with little uniformity between cities and states."
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[§421J-14] First annual meeting of association. The first annual meeting of the association shall take place as provided in the association documents, but not later than one year after the closing of the first conveyance of a unit to a person other than a developer. [L 1997, c 132, pt of §1]


Category is an enum type for representing the bookkeeping of different type
type Category int
const ( // PvtdataExpiry represents the bookkeeping related to expiry of pvtdata because of BTL policy PvtdataExpiry Category = iota // MetadataPresenceIndicator maintains the bookkeeping about whether metadata is ever set for a namespace MetadataPresenceIndicator )
Provider provides handle to different bookkeepers for the given ledger
type Provider interface { // GetDBHandle returns a db handle that can be used for maintaining the bookkeeping of a given category GetDBHandle(ledgerID string, cat Category) *leveldbhelper.DBHandle // Close closes the BookkeeperProvider Close() }
func NewProvider() Provider
NewProvider instantiates a new provider
TestEnv provides the bookkeeper provider env for testing
type TestEnv struct { TestProvider Provider // contains filtered or unexported fields }
func NewTestEnv(t testing.TB) *TestEnv
NewTestEnv construct a TestEnv for testing
func (env *TestEnv) Cleanup()
Cleanup cleansup the store env after testing


2019 LA Auto Show: BMW M2 CS — Live in the Flesh
The BMW M235i Gran Coupe is the fifth major debut for BMW at the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show. We’ve already covered the BMW M2 …
by Nico DeMattiaLet’s face it, this is the car all of you have been waiting to see from the 2019 LA Auto Show. The BMW M2 CS is the hottest enthusiast car to come from Bavaria at the moment and it’s a car that enthusiasts have been waiting on for years. In fact, ever since the original BMW M2 launched, fans have been hoping for an M2 CS, something more hardcore than the standard model. Well, here it is.
In person, it has some real menace. To be honest, I was personally a bit underwhelmed when I saw it in photos, upon its official reveal. Only because I felt that it wasn’t so much different from what a standard M2 Competition could look like with some M Performance add-ons. And while that’s still sort of true, there’s no denying its presence in the flesh.
Interior Images
The BMW M2 CS is very angry and very aggressive looking and its new Misano Blue paint option is the best part. Misano Blue isn’t unique to the BMW M2 CS, as it’s offered on other BMW’s, but no other M2 variant has it as an option. So it’s unique for the M2 family. It also looks the business.
Another important bit to note is its carbon fiber roof. No other M2 has a carbon fiber roof and, in fact, the M2 is the only M car to not offer a carbon fiber roof. So the fact that BMW went through the engineering effort, crash testing it and everything, to fit a carbon roof to the BMW M2 CS — which is going to be a very low-volume model — is impressive and commendable.
Engine Bay Images
Powering the BMW M2 CS is a tuned version of the 3.0 liter twin-turbocharged I6 powering the M2 Competition. In fact, it has the same state of tune as the BMW M4 Competition, so it makes 444 hp and 406 lb-ft of torque. I don’t know if it’s the exact same state of tune as the M4 Comp but if it’s similar to that car, it will be far more usable than the M2 Competition.
I think people forget that the M4 Competition Package was tuned better than the standard M4 and was therefor easier to drive at the limit. Let’s hope that remains the same for the M2 CS.
Either way, check it out in these live photos from the 2019 LA Auto Show and stay tuned for more.


Ezekiel 40:15
And from the face of the gate of the entrance unto the face of the porch of the inner gate were fifty cubits.


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PART VI. LICENSURE OF INDEPENDENT
GROUP RESIDENCES--REPEALED
§§346-121 to 346-124 REPEALED. L 1985, c 272, §12.


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| XmlCommon |
Configurable properties common to both the
XmlSerializer and XmlParser classes. |
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| Namespace |
Represents a simple namespace mapping between a simple name and URI.
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| XmlBeanMeta |
Metadata on beans specific to the XML serializers and parsers pulled from the
@Xml annotation on the
class. |
| XmlBeanPropertyMeta |
Metadata on bean properties specific to the XML serializers and parsers pulled from the
@Xml annotation
on the bean property. |
| XmlClassMeta |
Metadata on classes specific to the XML serializers and parsers pulled from the
@Xml annotation on the
class. |
| XmlDocSerializer |
Serializes POJOs to HTTP responses as XML.
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Default serializer without namespaces.
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| XmlDocSerializerSession |
Session object that lives for the duration of a single use of
XmlDocSerializer . |
| XmlEventAllocator |
XMLEventAllocator base class. |
| XmlParser |
Parses text generated by the
XmlSerializer class back into a POJO model. |
| XmlParserBuilder |
Builder class for building XML parsers.
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| XmlParserSession |
Session object that lives for the duration of a single use of
XmlParser . |
| XmlReader |
Wrapper class around a
XMLStreamReader . |
| XmlReporter |
XMLReporter base class. |
| XmlResolver |
XMLResolver base class. |
| XmlSerializer |
Serializes POJO models to XML.
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| XmlSerializer.Ns |
Default serializer without namespaces.
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| XmlSerializer.NsSq |
Default serializer without namespaces, single quotes.
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Default serializer without namespaces, single quotes, with whitespace.
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Default serializer, single quotes.
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Default serializer, single quotes, whitespace added.
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Builder class for building instances of XML serializers.
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| XmlSerializerSession |
Session object that lives for the duration of a single use of
XmlSerializer . |
| XmlUtils |
XML utility methods.
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| XmlWriter |
Specialized writer for serializing XML.
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| XmlSerializerSession.ContentResult |
Identifies what the contents were of a serialized bean.
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| Maggie is an uptight, single mother and college writing teacher from New York City. In an effort to reconnect with her troubled teen daughter Summer, she decides to embark on a journey to a Tuscan village where she frequented in her younger days.  Summer (missing her “bad boy” boyfriend in NYC) and Carmen (secretly planning a wedding against Luca’s wishes to MARCELINO, her one true love in Rome) impulsively steal Luca’s car and race off to Rome. Maggie and Luca quickly pursue allowing the two mismatched couples to spend some time together and develop a new understanding of each other. | |
| Genres: | Comedy, Romance |
| Director: | Ella Lemhagen |
| Writer: | Josh Appignanesi, Cindy Myers |
Cast: | Maggie - Sarah Jessica Parker Summer - Rosie Day Luca - Raoul Bova Carmen - Claudia Cardinale Giulia Carni - Paz Vega Valentina - Nadir Caselli Marcellino - Shel Shapiro Inspector Moravia - Marco Bonini Ermenegilda - The Little Van Girl - Rocío Muñoz Orazio - Gianclaudio Caretta Nurse - Chiara Bassermann Tyler - Barney Harris Assistant to Giulia - Paola Lavini Priest - Luis Molteni Green Man - Federico Rossi |


What is the secret formula of a successful TED Talk?
I have a brilliant idea of Ted talk but I have never given one! Will people like it? I have a demo of my Ted talk but I got turned down by Tedx! What happened?  When is the best time to give the talk? With all these questions, you may want to know: Hey, is there a secret formula to make a popular Ted talk? Now, here we found out something really interesting from the Ted talks starting from 1971 to 2017.
A number of views is one of the proxies to evaluate if the talk is popular or not. Before we exploring our findings, let’s watch the most popular Ted talk: Do schools kill creativity?
Monday Fun Day?
It is true that duration is one of the important elements of making the talk that may be well accepted by viewers. But do you know even when to give a talk also related to how popular it can be? Here is our finding about the number of views and the when the Ted talk has been given.
Interesting! Mondays are meant to be productive. It appears that Monday is the best day in a week to give a Ted Talk. As you can see from the visualization below, ted talks that take place on Mondays got the most views. So next time, when you are planning your Ted Talk, try giving your talk on Monday!
Time is important: No one likes it too short but maybe sometimes!
What do you think about the most popular talk? Did it inspire you for your own talk? Now let’s think about the talks you have watched. Do you feel like some of them are too long-winded?  Do you think how long your talk is could also affect if your talk is going to be popular or not? Here is our finding between the number of views and the duration of the talks.
Most talks are about 2 minutes to 25 minutes. However, some really long-winded talks didn’t receive good feedbacks. Now let select these talks between 2 to 25 minutes to see what happens!
Instruction: Drag a rectangle of the talks --> Hover on the selections --> Choose ‘Keep only’.
It seems most talks can’t getting more number of views after reaching about 7 millions and most of them are published in earlier years. But for the really popular ones (number of views is higher than 20 million) - including the most popular Ted talk until now - are ranging from 8 to 22 minutes. So when you are going to prepare a Ted talk, consider making it falls into this time duration to get a better chance to win the heart of more people!
Final Interactive Prototype
By now, you should have gained some insights about the features of popular talks about time. However, the topic should be the key factor of a great talk! TED talks cover a wide range of topics, thus it can be a good chance to learn from other people who have given the talk with a similar topic as yours.
Below you can select a specific topic relevant to your areas of expertise to get the top 5 talks falling under the topic. You can see the essential information (e.g. title, speaker, views, link) of the most-viewed talks, and get a sense of how did audience say about each talk? Is it ‘Inspiring’? Or ‘Beautiful”? Or maybe it makes them feel confused?


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public interface ModelMBeanInfo
Java resources wishing to be manageable instantiate the ModelMBean using the MBeanServer's createMBean method. The resource then sets the ModelMBeanInfo and Descriptors for the ModelMBean instance. The attributes, operations, and notifications exposed via the ModelMBeanInfo for the ModelMBean comprise the management interface and are accessible from MBeans, connectors/adaptors like other MBeans. Through the Descriptors, values and methods in the managed application can be defined and mapped to attributes and operations of the ModelMBean. This mapping can be defined during development in a file or dynamically and programmatically at runtime.
Every ModelMBean which is instantiated in the MBeanServer becomes manageable: its attributes, operations, and notifications become remotely accessible through the connectors/adaptors connected to that MBeanServer. A Java object cannot be registered in the MBeanServer unless it is a JMX compliant MBean. By instantiating a ModelMBean, resources are guaranteed that the MBean is valid. MBeanException and RuntimeOperationsException must be thrown on every public method. This allows for wrapping exceptions from distributed communications (RMI, EJB, etc.)
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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Object |
clone()
Creates and returns a copy of this object.
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ModelMBeanAttributeInfo |
getAttribute(String inName)
Returns a ModelMBeanAttributeInfo requested by name.
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MBeanAttributeInfo[] |
getAttributes()
Returns the list of attributes exposed for management.
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String |
getClassName()
Returns the name of the Java class of the MBean described by
this
MBeanInfo . |
MBeanConstructorInfo[] |
getConstructors()
Returns the list of the public constructors of the MBean.
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String |
getDescription()
Returns a human readable description of the MBean.
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Descriptor |
getDescriptor(String inDescriptorName,
String inDescriptorType)
Returns a Descriptor requested by name and descriptorType.
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Descriptor[] |
getDescriptors(String inDescriptorType)
Returns a Descriptor array consisting of all
Descriptors for the ModelMBeanInfo of type inDescriptorType.
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Descriptor |
getMBeanDescriptor()
Returns the ModelMBean's descriptor which contains MBean wide
policies.
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ModelMBeanNotificationInfo |
getNotification(String inName)
Returns a ModelMBeanNotificationInfo requested by name.
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MBeanNotificationInfo[] |
getNotifications()
Returns the list of the notifications emitted by the MBean.
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ModelMBeanOperationInfo |
getOperation(String inName)
Returns a ModelMBeanOperationInfo requested by name.
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MBeanOperationInfo[] |
getOperations()
Returns the list of operations of the MBean.
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void |
setDescriptor(Descriptor inDescriptor,
String inDescriptorType)
Sets descriptors in the info array of type inDescriptorType
for the ModelMBean.
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void |
setDescriptors(Descriptor[] inDescriptors)
Adds or replaces descriptors in the ModelMBeanInfo.
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void |
setMBeanDescriptor(Descriptor inDescriptor)
Sets the ModelMBean's descriptor.
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Descriptor[] getDescriptors(String inDescriptorType) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
inDescriptorType
- value of descriptorType field that must be set for the descriptor
to be returned. Must be "mbean", "attribute", "operation", "constructor" or "notification".
If it is null or empty then all types will be returned.MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an IllegalArgumentException when the descriptorType in parameter is
not one of: "mbean", "attribute", "operation", "constructor", "notification", empty or null.setDescriptors(javax.management.Descriptor[])
void setDescriptors(Descriptor[] inDescriptors) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
inDescriptors
- The descriptors to be set in the ModelMBeanInfo. Null
elements of the list will be ignored. All descriptors must have name and descriptorType fields.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an IllegalArgumentException for a null or invalid descriptor.MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication Exception.getDescriptors(java.lang.String)
Descriptor getDescriptor(String inDescriptorName, String inDescriptorType) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
inDescriptorName
- The name of the descriptor.inDescriptorType
- The type of the descriptor being
requested. If this is null or empty then all types are
searched. Valid types are 'mbean', 'attribute', 'constructor'
'operation', and 'notification'. This value will be equal to
the 'descriptorType' field in the descriptor that is returned.MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an IllegalArgumentException for a null descriptor name or null or invalid type.
The type must be "mbean","attribute", "constructor", "operation", or "notification".setDescriptor(javax.management.Descriptor, java.lang.String)
void setDescriptor(Descriptor inDescriptor, String inDescriptorType) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
inDescriptor
- The descriptor to be set in the
ModelMBean. It must NOT be null. All descriptors must have
name and descriptorType fields.inDescriptorType
- The type of the descriptor being
set. If this is null then the descriptorType field in the
descriptor is used. If specified this value must be set in
the descriptorType field in the descriptor. Must be
"mbean","attribute", "constructor", "operation", or
"notification".RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an
IllegalArgumentException for illegal or null arguments or
if the name field of the descriptor is not found in the
corresponding MBeanAttributeInfo or MBeanConstructorInfo or
MBeanNotificationInfo or MBeanOperationInfo.MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication
Exception.getDescriptor(java.lang.String, java.lang.String)
Descriptor getMBeanDescriptor() throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
Returns the ModelMBean's descriptor which contains MBean wide policies. This descriptor contains metadata about the MBean and default policies for persistence and caching.
The fields in the descriptor are defined, but not limited to, the following. Note that when the Type in this table is Number, a String that is the decimal representation of a Long can also be used.
| Name | Type | Meaning |
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| name | String | MBean name. |
| descriptorType | String | Must be "mbean". |
| displayName | String | Name of MBean to be used in displays. |
| persistPolicy | String | One of: OnUpdate|OnTimer|NoMoreOftenThan|OnUnregister|Always|Never. See the section "MBean Descriptor Fields" in the JMX specification document. |
| persistLocation | String | The fully qualified directory name where the MBean should be persisted (if appropriate). |
| persistFile | String | File name into which the MBean should be persisted. |
| persistPeriod | Number | Frequency of persist cycle in seconds, for OnTime and NoMoreOftenThan PersistPolicy |
| currencyTimeLimit | Number | How long cached value is valid: <0 never, =0 always, >0 seconds. |
| log | String | t: log all notifications, f: log no notifications. |
| logfile | String | Fully qualified filename to log events to. |
| visibility | Number | 1-4 where 1: always visible 4: rarely visible. |
| export | String | Name to be used to export/expose this MBean so that it is findable by other JMX Agents. |
| presentationString | String | XML formatted string to allow presentation of data to be associated with the MBean. |
The default descriptor is: name=className,descriptorType="mbean", displayName=className, persistPolicy="never",log="F",visibility="1" If the descriptor does not contain all these fields, they will be added with these default values.
Note: because of inconsistencies in previous versions of
this specification, it is recommended not to use negative or zero
values for currencyTimeLimit
. To indicate that a
cached value is never valid, omit the
currencyTimeLimit
field. To indicate that it is
always valid, use a very large number for this field.
MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication
Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- a RuntimeException
occurred while getting the descriptor.setMBeanDescriptor(javax.management.Descriptor)
void setMBeanDescriptor(Descriptor inDescriptor) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
getMBeanDescriptor
method javadoc for description of valid field names.inDescriptor
- the descriptor to set.MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an IllegalArgumentException for invalid descriptor.getMBeanDescriptor()
ModelMBeanAttributeInfo getAttribute(String inName) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
inName
- The name of the ModelMBeanAttributeInfo to get.
If no ModelMBeanAttributeInfo exists for this name null is returned.MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication
Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an
IllegalArgumentException for a null attribute name.ModelMBeanOperationInfo getOperation(String inName) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
inName
- The name of the ModelMBeanOperationInfo to get.
If no ModelMBeanOperationInfo exists for this name null is returned.MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an IllegalArgumentException for a null operation name.ModelMBeanNotificationInfo getNotification(String inName) throws MBeanException, RuntimeOperationsException
inName
- The name of the ModelMBeanNotificationInfo to get.
If no ModelMBeanNotificationInfo exists for this name null is returned.MBeanException
- Wraps a distributed communication Exception.RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an IllegalArgumentException for a null notification name.Object clone()
MBeanAttributeInfo[] getAttributes()
MBeanAttributeInfo
object.MBeanAttributeInfo
objects.String getClassName()
MBeanInfo
.MBeanConstructorInfo[] getConstructors()
MBeanConstructorInfo
object.MBeanConstructorInfo
objects.String getDescription()
MBeanNotificationInfo[] getNotifications()
MBeanNotificationInfo
object.
In addition to any notification specified by the application, a ModelMBean may always send also two additional notifications:
MBeanNotificationInfo
objects.MBeanOperationInfo[] getOperations()
MBeanOperationInfo
object.MBeanOperationInfo
objects. Submit a bug or feature
For further API reference and developer documentation, see Java SE Documentation. That documentation contains more detailed, developer-targeted descriptions, with conceptual overviews, definitions of terms, workarounds, and working code examples.
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May 13, 2003
Escaped uberbadger killed after two-day rampage
Guardian | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Five people were injured when a badger went on a 48-hour rampage in a suburb, it emerged today. The Worcestershire Badger Society said the creature, which has since been put down, left one victim needing skin grafts after launching the 'unprecedented' attacks last Thursday and Friday. ... [The WBS chairman] acknowledged that injured badgers or those which were being handled had been known to bite humans, but attributed its 'uncharacteristic' behaviour to the fact it had been kept in captivity prior to its period of freedom."
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Artistic genius on trial for goldfish blender
News Corporation | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
"A Danish museum director has gone on trial on charges of cruelty to animals for an exhibit in which goldfish were liquidised in a blender to test visitors' sense of right and wrong. The exhibit at the Trapholt modern art museum in 2000 featured live goldfish swimming in a blender. Visitors were given the possibility of pressing the button to turn the blender on." Two patrons actually flipped the switch. This from the man who would later use paint mixed with heroin to make paintings.
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Mom puts gun to toddler's head, gets shot by cops
Tennessean | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
Karen Lynn Lovell ended up with a gunshot wound to the left temple after she escaped from jail last week and pressed a gun against her son's head. According to the cop who shot her: "She actually put the gun to the baby's head, and she said, 'I'm going to kill him.'  It was just like she was waiting to hear the shot." With photos.
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Ex-roommate hides in secret room, surveils house
AZ Central | Submitted by: J
"A man thrown out by his roommate returned to the home and hid in an attic crawl space for nearly six weeks, spying on the roommate through a telephone tap and hidden baby monitors, police said. The secret surveillance was discovered Saturday when someone investigating strange noises pushed a screwdriver into a hole in the ceiling, and the screwdriver was pushed back."
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Farrakhan's son arrested for hit-and-run, DUI
Newsday | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
Let's say you're driving your 1997 Hummer down the road. Maybe you've had a few drinks. And your license was suspended a while back. Seems like the only thing worse than getting into an accident would be getting into an accident and fleeing the scene. Like they're not going to be able to identify your vehicle. You're driving a Hummer, dumbass.
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Texas Democrats exile themselves to Oklahoma
Austin American-Statesman | Submitted by: David 'Inky' Scott
Democrats in the Texas House staged a walk-out in protest of the new Republican leadership as well as of a gerryman... er... redistricting effort on the table. House Speaker Tom Craddick locked down the chamber, and then promptly ordered out the Rangers and DPS troopers to hunt down and arrest the Democrats, who were found mostly at a Holiday Inn in Ardmore, Oklahoma. Huh? Since they were outside of the state, they could not be arrested by the Texas officers, and without the no-shows, the House couldn't make quorum, and thus could not do anything useful (not that the Texas Legislature does anyway). Today the Democrats returned to work, but from their hotel in Oklahoma. Which is perfectly reasonable, since by all rights Oklahoma ought to be annexed by Texas anyway.
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Typing monkeys produce a real mess
Guardian | Submitted by: Stalker Adam
Exactly what happens when you give monkeys a computer? Now we know. "The lead male got a stone and started bashing the hell out of it. ... Another thing they were interested in was in defecating and urinating all over the keyboard." The researcher behind the test summed up the results: "It was a hopeless failure in terms of science but that's not really the point."
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Hotel vouchers for hot teen action
Guardian | Submitted by: Hans Krule
"A Spanish tradition is under threat and conservative members of the community are angry. Nothing new there, except that the tradition is something the same people usually disapprove of -- the time-honoured practise, for those living with their parents, of having their first sexual encounters in the backs of cars, on the beach or in a secluded patch of countryside." The alternative? Hotel vouchers for kids to get it on in area hotels. According to the proponent's neighbor, a member of Opus Dei, this proposal is likely to "land him in hell".
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Technology turns turkey guts, human corpses into fuel
discover.com | Submitted by: Paul Park
A pilot plant in Philadelphia is capable of converting 200 tons of turkey guts into hundreds of barrels of fuel oil. According to the entrepreneur behind the enterprise: "If a 175-pound man fell into one end, he would come out the other end as 38 pounds of oil, 7 pounds of gas, and 7 pounds of minerals, as well as 123 pounds of sterilized water." But seriously, this thing sounds pretty cool.
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War widow gets hubby's arm 7 weeks after funeral
Sun | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A war widow ordered to repay some of her dead husband's wages faced fresh trauma last night -- when his body parts were found seven weeks after his funeral. Lianne Seymour, 27, was 'devastated' to learn he was cremated without one of his limbs while other parts were in helicopter wreckage ferried to America."
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Flight attendant slips toddler a mickey
Minneapolis Star Tribune | Submitted by: Bammer
"A former Northwest Airlines flight attendant pleaded guilty to assault for putting a prescription depressant in a toddler's apple juice to stop her crying. ... The incident last August was discovered by the girl's mother, Beate Turner, who took the juice off the Amsterdam-to-Detroit flight after noticing that it was bitter and foamy and had blue and white specks floating in it."
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Acid poured over stepdaughter's head
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Rio
"Prosecutors said Sioleski went to the home of his 22-year-old stepdaughter the morning of Jan. 22 following an argument with his wife the night before.  Now he faces 25 years in prison.
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Thai politician trapped by car's onboard computer
thecouriermail.news.com.au | Submitted by: Hans Krule
"Thailand's Finance Minister Suchart Jaovisidha was a prisoner yesterday -- held captive by modern motoring technology. ... While on the way to make an important speech, he and his driver were locked inside his luxury car because of a computer malfunction. They had to signal someone to smash a window so they could crawl out."
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North Korea deploying laser weapons on the DMZ
Washington Times | Submitted by: Soylent
North Korea fired a laser gun at two U.S. Army Apache helicopters a couple of months ago in the Korean DMZ. Although there were no injuries and no equipment damage, analysts are concerned. "U.S. intelligence officials said an internal analysis of the incident suggests North Korea has acquired Chinese-made ZM-87 antipersonnel lasers." The weapon is intended to cause blindness.
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I was going to post some pictures, but instead it seemed fitting to just post some tweets I selected specifically via the #OSCON and #OSCON2017 hashtags.
#oscon we the OSS community pic.twitter.com/k7Dp5ukn4X
— Mike Jang (@TheMikeJang) May 11, 2017
Thanks everyone who have attended our talk! It was super awesome speaking at #oscon. We will share the code and slides soon! @nata_dzen ❤ pic.twitter.com/2g7Rn6tcO3
— Lena Hall (@lenadroid) May 11, 2017
Programming languages at #OSCON 2017 pic.twitter.com/qJDe88jXY8
— latenite4 (@latenite4) May 8, 2017
Coming soon in Windows 10, not just Ubuntu Linux running native, but also Fedora and OpenSUSE! #oscon Amazing for developers! pic.twitter.com/2giTnop6km
— Scott Hanselman (@shanselman) May 11, 2017
Great turn out for @basiafusinska's machine learning tutorial with R #oscon pic.twitter.com/hzjJUz2t0t
— Ben Hall @ OSCON (@Ben_Hall) May 8, 2017
…and the @jpetazzo Docker orchestration workshop is underway! #OSCON2017 #OSCON pic.twitter.com/RusPNFNJqF
— AJ Bowen (@s0ulshake) May 8, 2017
Nate McCall made two very good, extremely tasty tweets.
Excellent #Docker tutorial from @jpetazzo and @s0ulshake Impressed with the amount of work done on SwarmKit and PKI infra #oscon
— Nate McCall (@zznate) May 8, 2017
Austin pro tip for #oscon folks: Houndstooth coffee serves TacoDeli breakfast tacos if you get there early enough
— Nate McCall (@zznate) May 8, 2017


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Having just hired a few people again at Ormigo / Adcloud, the following two videos connected very well with me. The thing is that education is often not the deciding factor. Passion is a lot more important. We actually have one guiding principle when choosing new employees:

Hire and promote first on the basis of integrity; second, motivation; third, capacity; fourth, understanding; fifth, knowledge; and last and least, experience. Without integrity, motivation is dangerous; without motivation, capacity is impotent; without capacity, understanding is limited; without understanding, knowledge is meaningless; without knowledge, experience is blind. Experience is easy to provide and quickly put to good use by people with all the other qualities. - Dee Hock

The very important thing here is motivation and with that comes passion. The people really need to love what they are doing and you those that do often have none-linear schooling. This is probably especially true for developers, which is obviously what I am hiring. What we need is a schooling system that finds out what a person’s passion is and helps them find a job within that passion. This can be anything from rocket ship engineer to plumber. When you have a passion for something you will be very good at it and no outsourced "worker" will beat you there.

So this here is the first video that you should be watching. It is old and I might have linked to it previously, but still, it serves as a good intro to the second one.

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Then watch Sir Ken Robinson give an introduction to his new Book The Element:

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We need more thinkers like that, or actually we need Doers that follow those thinkers.


Workshop Chairs
- Keerthi Thomas, The Open University, UK
- Inah Omoronyia, University of Glasgow, UK
- Mathieu d’Aquin, The Open University, UK
Programme Committee
- Arosha Bandara, The Open University, UK
- Luca Costabello, INRIA, France
- Tim Finin, University of Maryland, BC, USA
- Matthew Gamble, University of Manchester, UK
- Kevin Hamlen, University of Texas, Dallas, USA
- Nicolas Jay, LORIA, France
- Cliff Joslyn, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, USA
- Lalana Kagal, MIT, USA
- Murat Kantarcioglu, University of Texas, Dallas, USA
- Atif Latif, ZBW, Germany
- Vanessa Lopez, IBM Research, Ireland
- Alessandra Mileo, DERI, Ireland
- Enrico Motta, The Open University, UK
- Andriy Nikolov, Fluid Operations, Germany
- Blaine Price, The Open University, UK
- Daniel Alexander Smith, University of Southampton,UK
- Mischa Tuffield, PeerIndex, UK
- Thein Than Tun, The Open University, UK
- Yijun Yu, The Open University, UK
- Joss Wright, Oxford University, UK