PTSA Minutes
In attendance: Mr. R, Ann-Marie LaCasse, Nora Morris, Laurie Rostock, Vicki Loukes, Kate Jones,
Stehpanie Pierce, Suzi Morcer, Denise Lundberg, Kim Parker, Shel Conley, Pamela Murray, Anne Reicherte,
Mary Cramer, Theresa & Frank Cisnero, Michele McCarty, Jen Alexander, Liz Bakal. Jenn Marceron
Meeting called to order at 6:35pm. Meeting minutes of April 10th, 2014 approved.
Ann-Marie LaCasse welcomed parents to PTSA General Membership Meeting and Common Core Presentation.
Treasurer’s Report /Laurie Rostock
Budget is in good standing.
Changes to budget: Paid for Civil War re-enactment event.
PTSA Insurance was paid for next year.
Volunteer Coordinator/ Kate Jones
8th grade Civil War reenactment will be tomorrow 5/9. Currently there are 2 volunteers for each am and
pm session.
SGA dance on 5/15 is in need of volunteers.
Book Fair on 5/20-22 is in need of volunteers.
8th grade Dance committee is working on details and volunteers are needed.
T&S Appreciation has gone well this week. A catered meal is planned for tomorrow.
Principal's Report/ Mr. R
Mrs. Beall is unable to attend the meeting this evening. She is at a County Budget meeting.
Referrals are down for the month and for the year.
Countywide School staffing cuts were made and some Encore classes will not be able to be offered in the
next school year. Chinese was not affected. More details to follow.
Secretary/Nora Morris
Mrs. Burkhart / FACS teacher has requested a Parent volunteer to assist during Yellow Day with sewing
projects. Nora recommended that this be added to the parent volunteer sign-ups. The Volunteer
coordinator will discuss details with Mrs. Burkhart.
Mrs. Mulvaney/ Parent came in this week with plants to assist the NJHS students in cleaning up the
school front beds. It was noted that last year’s bed have not been maintained. A recommendation was made
to form a Beautification Committee and have entrance maintained during summer and next school year. This
committee could work with the Green School. Beautification should be added to parent volunteer sign up
sheet.
There has been (3) 8th grade dance committee meetings. Information to go out in separate Blast with
Signup Genius link and attached photo release and code of conduct forms. It will also be requested that
8th grade teacher team leaders send out via email lists.
Laurie Rostock is currently working on a letter requesting company donations to assist with the 8th
grade dance and 8th grade celebration for food, prizes and supplies. The school Tax Exempt ID number is
needed, school letter head and approval from Mrs. Beall is pending.
$191 from the 2013 8th grade dance sales was transferred over to the 2014 budget to begin funding the
event.
In review of the 2014 Dance budget, $1206 is shown as revenue remaining from the 2013 dance– with this
allocated excess money, what was purchased for the school? Should the 8th grade dance be marked as a
school fundraising event for the next school year? Discuss with Mrs. Beall.
Hospitality / Denise Lundberg
Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week has been going well.
$1500.00 came in from parent donations to purchase Food, Snacks and Gift cards for teachers & staff.
Gift Bags and Dessert Day were a big hit.
Stan & Joes catered luncheon is scheduled for tomorrow.
President/ Ann Marie LaCasse
CMS is now a Green Certified School. Forward any Environmental projects/ ideas to Green School Chair;
Lisa Marento or the PTSA.
PTSA purchased plants for Nurses office in recognition of Nurses week.
Ledo’s Fundraiser will all day on Tuesday 5/13 inclusive of carryout. Students get a homework pass with
receipt presented to teacher.
Thank you to Denise Lundberg for all her time and hard work this year with hospitality.
PTSA Board Slate presented for 2014-2015 as follows:
President: Kate Jones
VP/Volunteer Coordinator: Kim Barker
Treasurer: Susan Merkel
Secretary: Stephanie Pierce
Membership: Amy Richardson
Green School: Lisa Maranto
Hospitality: Denise Lundberg
Spiritwear: Pamela Murray
Motion approved unanimously. Congratulations to the new CMS PTSA members!
Meeting adjourned: 7:00pm Next meeting: June 12th 9:00am
In attendance: Ann-Marie LaCasse, Laurie Rostock, Nora Morris ,Lisa Maranto, Sharon Morell, Denise
Lundberg, Pamela Murray, Amy Richardson, Kim Barker
Meeting called to order at 9:05 AM. Meeting minutes of February 20th, 2014 approved.
Treasurer’s Report /Laurie Rostock
Budget is in good standing.
1 New Member for PTSA membership added.

For the 8th grade dance, a Photo release/permission slip will need to be sent home to all students.
Membership / Amy Richardson
Amy will be taking over PTSA membership next year.
The PTSA membership letter will be re-written. Amy will review the membership folder and computer system
with Vicki.
Hospitality / Denise Lundberg
Teacher luncheon went well. There was plenty of food.
T&A week is coming up for 1st week in May. Parent donations will be requested via the Blast.
Spirit wear / Pamela Murray
Spirit wear was sold at the 6th grade orientation bring in an income of $265.00.
Currently on hand are (19) YL t-shirts.
Green School/ Lisa Maranto
STEM night went well.
CMS Green School Committee is currently filling out the application for becoming a green school, which
is quite extensive. Therefore, most things re: Green School at CMS are on hold until it is completed.
South River High School and CMS are planning on spending a day together in April or May cleaning our
campuses.
President/ Ann Marie LaCasse
Ledos Fundraiser Night made $1000.
Steakhouse Fundraiser Night made $500. Only 10% of the food bill was calculated from Steakhouse towards
CMS.
 In order to have another fundraiser night at Ledos, a
meeting with the manager needs to be done prior, in order for them to be better prepared.
The AACPS Volunteer Awards & Recognition dinner is Friday May 2nd at 6:00 pm at Michel’s in Glen Burnie.
Principal's Report/ Mrs. Morrell
MSA are complete.
8th grade Science MSA are next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Beall is recovering well and expected to return soon.
Meeting adjourned: 9:25 AM Next meeting: April 10th 9:00am
In attendance: Ann-Marie LaCasse, Laurie Rostock, Nora Morris, Kate Jones ,Lisa Maranto, Mrs. Beall,
Vicki Loucks
Meeting called to order at 6:37 PM. Meeting minutes of December 12, 2013 approved.
Treasurer’s Report / Ann-Marie LaCasse
Budget is in good standing.
Changes in budget: Denise Lundberg purchased (7) plants for office on behalf of the PTSA as holiday
gifts.
VP/Volunteer Coordinator / Kate Jones
Blast information is now on Facebook.
(4) Volunteers are needed to assist in office during staff outing for luncheon this month.
Vision & Hearing is coming up.
For Valentine’s Dance 2/13 Kate will confirm with Mr. Horowitz if volunteers are needed.
Volunteers are needed for the 8th grade Dance, Awards ceremony, and Civil Reenactment. Request to be
submitted for Blast. A 8th grade Dance chairperson is needed.
Membership / Vicki Louckes
PTSA membership is currently at 308 members.
Green School/ Lisa Maranto
Lisa is working with Mr. Ellis and the Green Club. Volunteers are needed for Rain Barrels installation
at the school.
Tri-M is assisting with the garden in the front of the building.
President/ Ann Marie LaCasse
There are a few Spirit Wear T-shirts available. A recommendation was made to have a table at the 6th
grade orientation to showcase.
(5) students are currently signed up for the Chess Club. The club will meet after school.
Ledos Fundraiser Night is scheduled for 1/14. Coupons will go home with students and a Connect Ed
message will go out providing details of event.
If a student presents a Ledos receipt to the teacher, they are entitled to a Homework pass.
A Spring fundraiser for Technology to be determined. As an incentive/prize, it was recommended that the
winner get an IPad mini.
Principal's Report/ Mrs. Beall
Mrs. Beall stated that she will be heading out for 4-6 weeks starting 2/10/14 for knee surgery. Mrs.
Sharon Morell will be the Acting Principal during her absence. Mrs. Morell was the principal at Severna
Park Middle School.
The Green school has started their Soles 4 Souls collection.
There will be a STEM Team Showcase on 2/13/14 from 5-7 PM. A letter will go home with students and a
Connect-Ed message to be done.
Many items are currently in the Lost & Found. Announcements have been made to students to check for
their lost items. A note will go out in the Blast. Any remaining items not claimed will be donated to
Central Special School.
Mid-term Exams will be 1/14-24. These exams are county-made. Half day teacher work days are 1/21-24.
At Interims, students are performing at approx 80%.
Mrs. Beall distributed and reviewed a handout of Student Behavior Summary by Event/Concern and Second
Marking Period Data of Interims standings.
Meeting adjourned: 7:30 PM
Next meeting: February 13, 2013 at 9:00 am
In attendance: Ann-Marie LaCasse, Laurie Rostock, Nora Morris, Denise Lundberg, Pamela Murray, Mrs.
Roser,
Mr. Ravanbakhsh, Mitchelle Stephenson
Meeting called to order at 9:10am
Meeting minutes of September 10, 2013 presented, reviewed and approved.
Treasurer’s Report / Laurie Rostock
Budget is in good standing. Changes in budget: Membership income calculated at $4.75. To be confirmed
at National PTA. There are 263 members. BTSD +$278
Membership / Vicki Louckes & Amy Richardson
Vicki & Amy were not in attendance- update sent in via Notes to Board)
Total Members 263 (includes the 8 Amy has reported this evening)
Teacher Members 22 (included in total above)
Total Membership Fees $3,655.00
Total Donations $1,590.00
Total Revenue $5,235.00
This compares to the total 2012-13 membership of 296 with $1,942.00 in donations. To compare similar
timeframes, we had 289 members at the end of October 2013 and $1,852 in donations.
Central Middle School Facebook Page is up and running. If you have not “liked” it yet please do. This
should be come a great tool for communication and volunteer recruiting. We can grow the page
participation by sending invites to our blast email list. Current administrators are Ann-Marie, Kate
and Vicki. Denise has the ability to post but cannot manage the administrators at this time.
For Credit Card acceptance for donations and membership via website, Costs from several sources have
been compared, the PTSA’s current banking provider, PayPal and two groups that serve the PTA community
exclusively. Given that we have sporadic usage it is in our best interest to use a service with zero
monthly and/or minimum fees. Both PayPal and Paperless PTO meet the criteria at similar cost. Given
most people’s familiarity with PayPal and the service’s ability to process transactions using both
PayPal and Visa/MasterCard, Vicki recommends PayPal as the appropriate solution. If our transaction
volume and frequency grows significantly we can consider a more traditional provider.
Hospitality / Denise Lundberg
The September teacher luncheon went well.
Denise will be submitting a receipt to Laurie for paper product purchases.
The November teacher conferences dinner will be catered at $500 for 130 staff members.
There will not be a November luncheon.
SR Pizza was used last year, Denise will look into Stan & Joes for this year.
Denise is requesting assistance with the teacher conference dinner, as she will be out of town.
Green School / Mrs. Brownlee
Mrs. Brownlee and Mr. Ellis are pushing for CMS’s application as a Green School.
Mr. Ells has started a Green Club and is looking into Rain Barrels for the school.
PTA is Green with the following implementations:
Meeting called to order at 6:00 pm.
Mrs. Beall / Principal
Welcomed and thanked parents for coming to the 2013-2014 PTSA General Membership Meeting / Club Expo.
Mrs. Beall introduced Ann-Marie LaCasse to begin the PTSA meeting.
Ann-Marie LaClasse / President
Welcomed parents and introduced the PTSA Board. Ann-Marie indicated that at the PTSA sign-in table are
PTSA membership and volunteer sign-up sheets. All encouraged to join. The membership list is used for
the weekly Blast. Ann-Marie discussed the importance of parent involvement in middle school.
Minutes of PTSA meeting of August 20, 2013 were presented and approved.
Treasurer’s Report
Laurie Rostock reviewed the budget and indicated that she was available for any questions following the
meeting. Laurie indicated that all funds go right back to the school to assist with school programs
(Civil War re-enactment), purchases and teacher support (Teacher Appreciation Week).
The budget was presented and approved.
Principal’s Report / Mrs.Beall
Mrs. Beall indicated that this year the school will not be participating in a school wide Fundraiser.
Mrs. Beall is looking for parent contributions in order to purchase technology for the classrooms.
Mr. Ravanhakhsh/ Asst. Principal
Thanked all for coming and PTSA for holding Club Expo. Reviewed club represented that evening; Sea
Perch, 24 Club & Robotics, Art Club, Yearbook.
Sign-ups for the clubs are to be done with the respective teacher. Students should listen for updated
announcements each day.
Mr. R. indicated that review of club packets can be found on the school website. Mr. R. informed parents
that Activity buses leave the school 4:00 - 4:15 pm.
Kate Jones/ Volunteer Coordinator
Kate discussed filling out the Volunteer form and turning it in as soon as possible. Kate informed
parents of CMS’s new website centralmiddlepta.org in order to view school current information.
Meeting adjourned 6:30pm
In attendance: Ann-Marie LaCasse, Laurie Rostock, Nora Morris, Denise Lundberg, Amy Richardson,
Mrs. Beall, Mrs. Roser
Meeting called to order at 10:34am
Meeting minutes of June 6, 2013 presented, reviewed and approved.
Treasurer's Report / Laurie Rostock
Budget is in good standing. Changes in budget: T&S Budget 1,000 Actual $2,321 with $1,640 donated.
Insurance had an increase from 179 to 188. New checks were ordered $119.00 which should last several
years.
$159.00 was added to mini fundraisers bringing new budget amount to $1,359.
Wreaths across America will be removed and replaced with Spirit wear.
Proposed 2013-2014 Budget will show an increase of the National PTA dues going up from $3.75 to $4.75
from last year.
Mrs. Beall will be distributing the budget to all teachers.
Membership / Amy Richardson
Amy indicated that 1200 membership packets are copied and ready for distribution for back to school
packets. Both Amy & Vicki will be working on the membership list.
Amy will contact the Green Turtle to see if they will provide coupons that can be given out to teachers
when they join the PTSA.
Discussion of a teacher PTSA membership discount from $15 to $5 as an incentive for teachers to join was
reviewed. PTSA will need to further discuss with membership co-chair / Vicki Loukes.
Sign-up Genius and Website will be ready by BTSN for membership.
Hospitality / Denise Lundberg
The dates for the teacher lunches have been determined for the school year. Dates have been submitted to
Mrs. Sollenberg for review and approval.
Denise has a meeting scheduled with Michelle Phibbons to review all details of T& S lunches and
Appreciation week.
President / Ann Marie LaCasse
Club Expo will be before the Back to School Night/General Membership PTSA on September 10th at 5:30pm.
8th grade students will be asked to help cover the Club Expo tables.
General Introductions followed by review and approval of the Budget before heading up to classrooms.
PTSA will have a table at entrance for BTSN will all additional forms. No refreshments to be served this
year.
Following the meeting all PTSA board will stuff back to school packets.
Box top chair will continue with committee. Escripts are to be reviewed and updated with procedures.
The Back to School dance date to be Thursday 9/26 after school.
Nora Morris / Secretary
Nora has been working on Spirit wear and has selected Impressive in Crofton to be the vendor for the new
program. A request has been made to have samples for BTSN made to sell and promote program.
The fees to start this min-fundraiser will be the Logo and Embroidery art set-up fees. There will be a
small mark up from cost price to selling price with all monies to go to the Technology fund.
Kate Jones / VP / Volunteer Coordinator
(Kate not in attendance - update sent in via Notes to Board)
1,100 copies of the Volunteer Form were given to the school to go home with the New School Year packet.
They are on blue paper. The plan re: volunteers this year is to gather as many names as possible up
front (as we have in the past) but also sent out blasts on Sign Up Genius before events to encourage
more community participation. There is an account with Sign Up Genius and CMS can create event sign-ups
that can be blasted out to the masses (hopefully in the weekly blasts when needed.) Kate will be going
into the school frequently to pick up the volunteer forms that are returned to the school then ask those
who responded if they wish to chair the committees.
Website Update: The web domain is being purchased and the website should be ready to launch by
Back-to-School night. Information has been gathered from the school and some calendar info from the
school and county websites to begin with. Photos have been taken for the site and Kate met with Mr. R to
find out about clubs and contacts. Mr. R indicated that he wasn't sure what kind of participation we
would get from teachers at the club expo and Kate suggested that if teachers can't be present, perhaps
they could get a couple 8th graders that have been in the club for a couple years to "man" the table,
hand out info, answer questions, and tell folks who to contact and the deadline to join the club"
Principal's Report / Mrs. Beall
SMART Boards & Technology is currently being installed and will be done by 1st day of school.
School is fully staffed. Mrs. Arida has been promoted to Teacher Specialist in AVID. They currently have
a candidate in my mind for replacement.
Schedules are all done.
There are approximately 1060 students this year with 332 of them being 6th graders.
The new Assistant Prinicpal is Courtney Roser ( croser@aacps.org).
Mrs. Beall recommends putting the monthly calendar in the Blast for parents.
Mrs. Beall is currently working on the Technology Fundraiser. A letter will go out with all students
asking for parent donations stating goal of how many laptops to purchase in the school year. Kate Jones
is assisting with the fund raiser.
There will be a poster/bubble with a picture of the different items that can be purchased as different
levels are being achieved.
The fundraiser letter will also be attached in Blast.
This school year CMS will be offering parents the option to use PayPal for their Science & Art fees. The
school system has an agreement with Paypal and we are a pilot school officering this service.
Meeting adjourned: 11:48am
Next meeting: October 10, 2013 at 9:00am


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In this step, EDD needs to know three things that dictate how it treats your file:
In many cases, the file's format implies its content (e.g. Proteomics), but some more generic file formats will need additional clarification on the content. Also note that EDD may not support all input file formats for all measurement types. Please take a look at the Examples to get a better sense of how to format your data.
EDD uses the "protocol" provided here to organize data captured using the same experimental protocol. Though this entry may not affect what you see on the import page, it may dictate how information is grouped within your study.
This import format accepts an Excel or other tabular formatted file, like a CSV. The EDD will attempt to auto-detect some common layouts of rows and columns. Each row and column in the file can be ignored. Then in Step 3, EDD can interpret values each row as column labels, or values in the first column as row labels.
The column labels are selected with "Entire Row Is..." options, set to read columns as for a "Line Name" or a "Measurement Name". Both of these options will use values in the row as labels to further resolve in Step 4. A value in a "Line Name" row will be matched with the Line in the Study for the sample label. For values in "Measurement Name" rows, the labels are matched to a Compartment, Type, and Unit for that name.
Row labels are selected with "First Column Is..." options. Some of these options require more interpretation in Step 4.
Example 1:
Here is a sequence of metabolites measured at different times. To import this, you would paste it into the Step 2 box. The EDD automatically flips the axes and detects the presence of a time sequence and measurement names.
{% static 'main/images/data_examples/excel_example-a.png' as example_a %}Set the pulldowns in Step 3 like so:
{% static 'main/images/data_examples/excel_example-a-settings.png' as example_a_1 %}Example 2:
Here is a sequence of measurements for multiple metabolites across different Lines. The EDD will recognize the metabolites, but might not recognize the top row as Line names
{% static 'main/images/data_examples/excel_example-b.png' as example_b %}If this is the case, the pulldowns will look like this:
{% static 'main/images/data_examples/excel_example-b-settings.png' as example_b_1 %}If you set the first pulldown to "Assay/Line Names", you can proceed to link the items with existing Lines or Assays in Step 4 before submitting the data.
Use this format for data coming out of Skyline analysis of mass spec data. This import expects data to come in four columns, with a sample name in the first column, a measurement name in the second (represented by either an accession ID from UniProt or a PubChem identifier in the form "CID:12345" or "CID:12345:Chemical Name"), an optional peptide in the third column (leave blank for metabolites), and a numeric value in the fourth. Here is an example of a Skyline Data File that has been successfully imported.
In this typical example of gene transcription data, the only two columns that the EDD actually cares about are the gene name, and the RPKM value, highlighted in green.
After you paste your document in, you'll need to tell the EDD where to find these columns.
Files generated by the HPLC look like this. There is also a similar-looking 96-well variant. Drag them into the drop zone.
When setting up your HPLC run, follow a naming convention for the wells to make your
import easier: Line Name_HPLC@Time_Replicate Name
, where Time
is in
hours, and Replicate Name
is optional. For example,
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>, 30min spin_HPLC@10_a
.
The data will be for a single Line. Multiple Assays will be created automatically in the selected Protocol, with each Assay holding the carbon ratio data from a different column of the document.
Make sure you select the whole table, including the headers along the top, when you copy your data to the clipboard.
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Enter your data by dragging a file from the file system, by typing it in, or by cutting-and-pasting from a text editor. EDD will do its best to make an educated guess about the file content based on your entries in Step 1, but you may need to help the system interpret your data.
Especially useful options are the "transpose" and "ignore gaps" checkboxes at top right. EDD will also try to guess whether or not to transpose by looking at your data. You can edit it after it's pasted here, and the changes will propagate to later steps.
Configure the pulldown menus on the left of the table to tell EDD how to interpret each row and column of your data.
EDD will make an educated guess at how the pulldowns should be set, but you may need to tweak them. In most cases, you can verify correctness by inspecting a plot of the data that will appear below. You can also go back and edit your data in Step 2 without losing your settings here.
In this step, EDD needs to know how to relate the imported data to existing information in your study and in EDD's database.
EDD will do its best to pre-set these values for you based on data already present in the system, but you should always verify its work.
Recall that if you tell EDD to use pre-existing Assays in this step, the impact on existing data in your study will depend on whether you chose "merge" or "replace" in Step 1.
Keep in mind that all the Assays in the pulldown and all the Assays created by this step of the import process are for the Protocol you've selected in Step 1.
This step is normally much simpler and more automated if you've used information already known to EDD to label your input.
Recall that the ideal, and often most efficient workflow, is to establish or use naming conventions in EDD prior to making your measurements, then to use those names to label your data (often by entering them into instrument controllers). If your input already contains Line, Assay, Metabolite, Protein, etc. names known to EDD, it can automatically interpret what you've measured with minimal input from you.
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In this section you should review summary information to make sure EDD has understood your data, and to double-check the results of your entries to help catch mistakes.
You'll need to knowledge warnings regarding the content of your import, or else resolve them by changing entries in previous steps.
EDD isn't familiar with your experiment, so please double-check the system and yourself!
Import is disabled until all errors have been resolved.
You must resolve or acknowledge all warnings before import is allowed.
No errors or warnings! Go ahead and import!


YETI
YETI is an implementation of the Trusted Automated eXchange of Indicator Information (TAXII).
Overview
YETI is an implementation of TAXII. YETI was written in Python 2.7 and utilizes the Django 1.5 web application framework. YETI implements TAXII Services as defined by the TAXII Services Specification and the TAXII HTTP Binding Specification.
Services
The following TAXII services are implemented by YETI. The services listed below are defined by the TAXII Services Specification.
Discovery
The Discovery service is the mechanism for communicating information related to the availability and use of TAXII Services. The Discovery service can be accessed by transmitting
a Discovery request message to the /services/discovery/
location of this YETI installation. YETI comes bundled with a discovery_client.py script to serve as a
demonstration of this service. The discovery_client script.py script is located in the scripts directory of your YETI installation.
Inbox
The Inbox service is the mechanism by which a TAXII consumer accepts messages from a TAXII producer in producer-initiated exchanges (i.e., push messaging).
The Inbox service can be accessed by transmitting an Inbox message to the /services/inbox/<inbox_name>
location of this YETI installation.
For example, sending data to the default inbox established by a quickstart YETI instance would require sending an Inbox message to http://localhost:8080/services/inbox/default/
.
YETI comes bundled with a inbox_client.py script to serve as a demonstration of the Inbox service. This script is located in the scripts
directory of your YETI installation.
Poll
The Poll service is the mechanism by which a TAXII consumers can pull data from a TAXII Data Collection. The Poll service can be accessed by transmitting a Poll request to the
/services/poll/
location of this YETI installation. The name of the TAXII Data Collection for the Poll request is contained within the TAXII message itself and
not specified within the URL. To Poll data from the default Data Collection established by a quickstart YETI instance, a TAXII client would transmit a Poll request to
http://localhost/services/poll/
. YETI comes bundled with a poll_client.py script to serve as a demonstration of the Poll service. This script is located
in the scripts directory of your YETI installation.
Administration
YETI includes an administrator interface that supports the ability to add user accounts, create and modify Data Collections and Inboxes, see and edit stored content, among other capabilities. To access the administrator interface, navigate to /admin and enter your superuser credentials (these are created when YETI is first run).
Further Reading
For more information about TAXII, please refer to the TAXII website. For more information about YETI, refer to the YETI wiki page.


Week 1 agenda
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Mourinho was asked about the situation at Spurs last month and made it clear that if he has a player that sees his future elsewhere, then it is time to let them go.
‘I don’t like to keep players who don’t want to stay at the club. I’m not even thinking of the economical perspective, but the emotion of the player,’ Mourinho told Sky Sports.
‘We loved [Arjen] Robben and wanted to keep him [at Chelsea], but he wanted to join Real Madrid, so there are some moments when motivation affects the performance and it’s very difficult to keep a player really happy when he has other thoughts.’
The former Chelsea and Real Madrid boss did praise Spurs for keeping their squad together over the summer, though, describing them as a ‘fantastic group.’
‘I always felt that the biggest investment Tottenham could do is what they did in previous seasons, which was to keep their best players. That’s the best investment you can do,’ Mourinho continued.
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Configure browser to use said proxy (foxyproxy or other)
UDP 69 tftp
UDP 5355 llmnr
/etc/squid/squid.conf
grep . #only show lines with content
When using a squid or proxy, try <IP_ADDRESS> in browser just because you may be served something you shouldn't be served potential SSRF.
In Burp, you can add an "upsteam proxy" in User Options > Connections > Upstream Proxy Servers and configure proxy, port, auth, etc
python
import os
os.popen("").read() #can honestly use anything here, even subprocess[("",shell=True)] and grab stdin/out/err
/bin -h 2>&1 #if you need to direct stderr to stdout. Help apparently goes to stderr
base64 -w 0 #change wrapping to 0, otherwise base64 will wrap multiple lines and makes it harder to work with
nc -u #change to a UDP connection
nc -u -lvvnp #listen for UDP connection
Also scrutinize the flags being used with sudo/sudoedit when you do a sudo -l
Wildcard injection, see pages in linux priv esc
if you see
tar cf /home/FILE *
and you can force the dir that tar is in, you can get a backup of everything wherever tar lands
In the case of joker, the command was:
cd /home/alekos/development;
tar cf /home/alekos/backup/$FILENAME *;
By deleting the /home/alekos/development folder, the cd could not happen and tar archived everything in it's current directory: /root/


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Operator overloading allows you to use an operator to manipulate
class data in an easy, intuitive manner using C++ operators. For
example, if you have a Date
class that models dates,
then instead of creating a member function called add
you can overload the +
and =
operators
to make adding two dates as straightforward as primitive data
types. So, instead of doing
today.add(1); // now today is tomorrow's date
you can do
tomorrow = today + 1; // now tomorrow is tomorrow's date
which is much more straightforward and intuitive than the first example. To overload an operator, use the following syntax
// Date is the return type // operator= is the operator that is being overloaded // const Date &right is the parameter Date operator= (const Date &right);
You can also overload the relational operators as well to make
comparison of objects easy and intuitive. Continuing with the
Date
class example, if we want to compare two
Date
instances we'd either have to create member
functions that do the comparison or directly compare the member
attribute data directly. Either way results in a clunky interface
for the programmer. If we overload relational operators then the
interface for the programmer is, again, easier and intuitive. For
example, if we were to overload the <
operator we
can compare two Date
instances like the following
example
// today is today's date & tomorrow is tomorrow's date if (today < tomorrow) { cout << "Today is before tomorrow"; } else { cout << "Tomorrow is before today"; } // the result of the above block of code is: // Today is before tomorrow
The syntax for overloading the relational operators is the same syntax as above.
Class member variables declared as static
are
accessible to all instances of that class. No matter how
many instances of a class there are, there will only be one copy
of static
member variables. You must remember to have
a declaration of the static
member variable that's
outside of the class in order for it to be created in
memory. An example of this is counting the number of instances of a
class. For example,
// MyClass.h class MyClass { private: static int numObjects; public: MyClass() { numObjects++; } int getNumObjects() const { return numObjects; } }; // Define in global scope of program int MyClass::numObjects = 0; // In main function of program MyClass myClass1; MyClass myClass2; // Both calls to getNumObjects will result in 2 cout << "Number of objects of type MyClass: " << myClass1.getNumObjects(); cout << "Number of objects of type MyClass: " << myClass2.getNumObjects();
Class member functions declared as static
can be
called before any instances of the class are instantiated.
and can only operate on static
member variables. When
using a static
member function, make sure to use the
scope resolution operator (::
) instead of the dot
operator. Also note that the class name is used instead of an
instance when calling the function as well. The above example can
be modified to use a
static
member function instead of a variable.
// MyClass.h class MyClass { private: static int numObjects; public: MyClass() { numObjects++; } static int getNumObjects() { return numObjects; } }; // Define in global scope of program int MyClass::numObjects = 0; // In main function of program cout << "Number of objects of type MyClass: " << MyClass::getNumObjects(); // The output of the cout statement above is // Number of objects of type MyClass: 0 // Instantiate two MyClass objects MyClass myClass1; MyClass myClass2; cout << "Number of objects of type MyClass: " << MyClass::getNumObjects(); // The output of the cout statement above is // Number of objects of type MyClass: 2
static
). A
member function is declared with the following syntax:
// {return type} {class name::function name}({parameters}); void MyClass::myMemberFunction(int n);
// friend {return type} {class name::function name}({parameters}); friend void MyClass::myFriendFunction(int n);
In C++, overloading a function means that two or more functions have the same name, but with different parameter lists. This allows you to have the same function (from the programmer's perspective) work with many different data types.
Overriding a function occurs when one class inherits from a base class and the new class declares member a function with the same name and signature as the base class. An example given in the book is
class BaseClass { public: void showMessage() { cout << "This is the Base class.\n"; } }; class DerivedClass : public BaseClass { public: void showMessage() { cout << "This is the Derived class.\n"; } };
In the above example, the showMessage
function of the
DerivedClass
class overrides showMessage
function of the BaseClass
.
References
Carrano, F. (2013). Data Abstraction & Problem Solving with C++. 6th ed. Harlow: Pearson, p.3.
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Recipe 15.8. Implementing a CORBA Server and ClientCredit: Duncan Grisby ProblemYou need to implement a CORBA server and client to distribute a processing task, such as the all-important network-centralized fortune-cookie distribution. SolutionCORBA is a solid, rich, mature object-oriented RPC protocol, and several CORBA ORBs offer excellent Python support. This recipe requires multiple files. Here is the interface definition file, fortune.idl, coded in CORBA's own IDL (Interface Definition Language): module Fortune { interface CookieServer { string get_cookie( ); }; }; This code is quite readable even if you've never seen CORBA's IDL before: it defines a module named Fortune, whose only contents is an interface named CookieServer, whose only contents is a function (method) named get_cookie, which takes no arguments and returns a string. This code says nothing at all about the implementation: IDL is a language for defining interfaces. The server script is a simple Python program: import sys, os import CORBA, Fortune, Fortune_ _POA FORTUNE_PATH = "/usr/games/fortune" class CookieServer_i(Fortune_ _POA.CookieServer): def get_cookie(self): pipe = os.popen(FORTUNE_PATH) cookie = pipe.read( ) if pipe.close( ): # An error occurred with the pipe cookie = "Oh dear, couldn't get a fortune\n" return cookie orb = CORBA.ORB_init(sys.argv) poa = orb.resolve_initial_references("RootPOA") servant = CookieServer_i( ) poa.activate_object(servant) print orb.object_to_string(servant._this( )) # see the Discussion session about what this print statement emits poa._get_the_POAManager( ).activate( ) orb.run( ) And here's a demonstration of client code for this server, using a Python interactive command shell: >>> import CORBA, Fortune >>> orb = CORBA.ORB_init( ) >>> o = orb.string_to_object( ... "corbaloc::host.example.com/fortune") >>> o = o._narrow(Fortune.CookieServer) >>> print o.get_cookie( ) DiscussionCORBA has a reputation for being hard to use, but it is really very easy, especially with Python. This example shows the complete CORBA implementation of a fortune-cookie server and its client. To run this example, you need a Python-compatible CORBA implementation (i.e., an ORB)or, if you wish, two such ORBs, since you can use two different CORBA implementations, one for the client and one for the server, and let them interoperate with the CORBA IIOP inter-ORB protocol. Several free CORBA implementations, which fully support Python, are available for you to download and install. The Python language support is part of the CORBA standards, so, if a certain ORB supports Python at all, you can code your Python source for it in just the same way as you can code it for any other compliant ORB, be it free or commercial. In this recipe, we use the free ORB known as omniORB. With omniORB, you can use omniORBpy, which lets you develop CORBA applications from Python. With most ORBs, you must convert the interface definition coded in IDL into Python declarations with an IDL compiler. For example, with omniORBpy: omniidl -bpython fortune.idl This creates Python modules named Fortune and Fortune_ _POA, in files Fortune.py and Fortune_POA.py, to be used by clients and servers, respectively. In the server, we implement the CookieServer CORBA interface by importing Fortune_ _POA and subclassing the CookieServer class that the module exposes. Specifically, in our own subclass, we need to override the get_cookie method (i.e., implement the methods that the interface asserts we're implementing). Then, we start CORBA to get an orb instance, ask the ORB for a POA (Portable Object Adaptor), instantiate our own interface-implementing object, and pass it to the POA instance's activate_object method. Finally, we call the activate method on the POA manager and the run method on the ORB to start our service. When you run the server, it prints out a long hex string, such as: IOR:010000001d00000049444c3a466f7274756e652f436f6f6b69655365727665723 a312e300000000001000000000000005c000000010102000d0000003135382e313234 2e36342e330000f90a07000000666f7274756e6500020000000000000008000000010<PHONE_NUMBER>441010000001c0000000100000001000100010000000100010509010100<PHONE_NUMBER>010100 Printing this string is the purpose of the object_to_string call that our recipe's server performs just before it activates and runs. You have to pass this string value as the argument of the client's orb.string_to_object( ) call to contact your server. Such long hex strings may not be convenient to communicate to clients. To remedy this, it's easy to make your server support a simple corbaloc URL string, like the one used in the client example, but doing so involves omniORB-specific code that is not necessarily portable to other ORBs. (See the omniORBpy manual for details of corbaloc URL support.) See AlsoYou can download omniORBpy, including its documentation, from http://www.omniorb.org/omniORBpy/. |


RANCHO NOTORIOUS (director: Fritz Lang; screenwriter: Daniel Taradash/from a Sylvia Richards novel "Gunsight Whitman"; cinematographer: Hal Mohr; cast: Marlene Dietrich (Altar Keane), Arthur Kennedy (Vern Haskell), Mel Ferrer (Frenchy Fairmont), Gloria Henry (Beth Forbes), William Frawley (Baldy Gunder), Jack Elam (Geary), John Doucette (Whitey), Lane Chandler (Sheriff Hardy), Frank Ferguson (Preacher), Lisa Ferraday (Maxine), Lloyd Gough (Kinch), William Haade (Sheriff Bullock), Francis McDonald (Harbin), John Raven (Dealer), George Reeves (Wilson), Dan Seymour (Comanche Paul), Fuzzy Knight (Barber), Fred Graham (Ace Maguire), Stuart Randall (Starr), Felipe Turich (Sanchez), John Kellogg (Factor), Roger Anderson (Red), 1952)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
The Iverson Ranch at Chatsworth, a movie site rented out to all studios, was dressed up and used for the Technicolor production of RKO's Rancho Notorious, giving the film its artificial look. Nevertheless, Lang's Western overcame that obstacle and today is considered as one of the strongest and the most unusual Westerns of its kind, a film that could not be dragged down by the bickering between Lang and Dietrich during the filming, or by the low budget ordered by Howard Hughes which kept most of the work in the studio, or by Hughes' taking Lloyd Gough's name off the credits because he failed to testify in the HUAC's Hollywood witchhunt.
It was the first Westerns to make use of a folk ballad, which was played at various times during the film, called Chuck-a-luck, to bolster its theme of "hate, murder, and revenge." An old folk song in the film, "Auralee," was later turned into the theme song of Elvis Presley's, "Love Me Tender" (56). The film even had TV's superman, George Reeves playing one of the bandits hiding out at Dietrich's Chuck-a-luck, a safe haven for wanted bandits. Those who stayed at the combination ranch and hideout were willing to pay her a ten per cent cut from their robbery and the only rule in the place, was to ask no questions. This was a ludicrous concept to believe, as if one expected the bandits to be honest with her and give her the exact amount to stay, but it is fair to say, that reality was not one of the film's strong points.
Vern Haskell (Kennedy) is the happiest rancher in Wyoming, he will marry in eight days the lovely Beth Forbes (Gloria), whom he has just given a wonderful brooch to. His happiness will be shattered when two men ride into his small-town and one of them, Kinch (Gough), will go inside the general store where Beth works and rob the safe, steal her brooch, rape her, and kill her when she screams. The other man, Whitey (Doucette), who waited outside with the horses, is upset with his partner and wants to leave him and get his share of the robbery before they reach Chuck-a-luck. Kinch will have none of that and shoots Whitey in the back. But before Whitey dies, Vern, who was chasing the two before the posse decided to chicken-out and turn back, goes on alone and catches up with Whitey and hears his last words-- Chuck-a-luck.
Vern dedicates his life to catching the killer, even if it means he has to become like him to catch him. He will get his best lead in a barbershop, where the man getting a shave in the seat next to him, overhears him ask the barber about Chuck-a-luck. The man tells him it is a gunslinger's hideout run by Altar Keane (Dietrich) and he is not supposed to ask strangers about it. The two get into a fist fight, after the man pulls a gun on Vern, and Vern subsequently kills him and is arrested. When Vern uses his head and tells the sheriff that he only killed a wanted man, the sheriff confirms that it is so by looking at wanted posters and seeing that it is Ace Maguire he killed and lets him go, but not before telling him about a saloon in Virginia City with a chuck-a-luck wheel and a singer named Altar who used to work there.
In Virginia City he hears the story of how Altar got fired and paid off by the crooked saloon owner Baldy (Frawley), and got paid twenty dollars which she used to wager at the chuck-a-luck wheel. She won big and with the help of a fast-draw gunslinger, Frenchy Fairmont (Ferrer), is able to keep her money and leave town on the stage for Silver City safely under his protection. Baldy, embittered that since Altar left his place business plummeted, tells Vern that he heard that Frenchy was just arrested at a town called Gunsight.
 There are two cells, one occupied by crooked politicians and the other by Frenchy. Lang takes a jab at the politicians, as the jailer asks Vern which cell he prefers and he replies, "I'd rather be with an outlaw than with a politician, at least what they are doing is out in the open." Frenchy and Vern are able to escape and since Vern is now a wanted man, he brings him to Altar's place by the Mexican border.
Once there he notices Altar wearing the brooch he gave Beth and comes to suspect that one of the nine men staying there as being the one that gave that to her. It becomes a cat-and-mouse game for him, as he sweet talks Altar, getting her to like him. He is the good man that she had once been looking for, and will fall for him. Meanwhile, Frenchy becomes jealous, though he continues to teach Vern how to shoot like him. Vern turns indistinct from the others at the ranch, even robbing a bank with them.
When the cold-hearted, almost masculine-like, Altar, finally falls for Vern, he presses her about the brooch, thinking it was Frenchy who gave it to her.
The final scene is a brutal one among the gang members: they have found out that Altar snitched on Kinch. They come into Altar's ranch and pull a gun on the bewildered Frenchy, the lifeless Altar, and the vengeful Vern. This results in a shootout and final confrontation between Kinch and Vern.
It's Lang's best and last Western, one that covers again the themes he successfully used in his noir films, and one that makes good use of his expressionistic style of filmmaking. The film compensates for having the 51-year-old Marlene being the sexpot in the film, a casting decision which seems to me based more for her star power than for looking the part, as two much younger men unbelievably fall for her. But aside from looking old, Marlene proved she was up to the part acting-wise, giving a mannered and brilliant performance, making this Western a legendary one. It has a certain electricity about it that makes it special, even if does seem a bit corny at times.
REVIEWED ON 2/1/2000 GRADE: A-
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This package provides functions to perform multivariate Gaussian parameter estimation based on data with abundance-dependent missingness. It implements a penalized Expectation-Maximization (EM) algorithm. The package is tailored for but not limited to proteomics data applications, in which a large proportion of the data are often missing-not-at-random with lower values (or absolute values) more likely to be missing.
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Lerp
| input | (Tensor) the tensor with the starting points |
|---|---|
| end | (Tensor) the tensor with the ending points |
| weight | (float or tensor) the weight for the interpolation formula |
| out | (Tensor, optional) the output tensor. |
Does a linear interpolation of two tensors start
(given by input
) and end
based
on a scalar or tensor weight
and returns the resulting out
tensor.
$$
\mbox{out}_i = \mbox{start}_i + \mbox{weight}_i \times (\mbox{end}_i - \mbox{start}_i)
$$
The shapes of start
and end
must be
broadcastable . If weight
is a tensor, then
the shapes of weight
, start
, and end
must be broadcastable .
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Demand grows for ban on Sanjay Manjrekar after he insults Harsha Bhogle in commentary box
by JKR StaffFormer India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar has had to face the wrath of cricket fans on social media for publicly insulting renowned cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle. The incident took place during the just-concluded India-Bangladesh pink-ball Test match, which the hosts went on to win by an innings and 46 runs.
An audio of Bhogle and Manjrekar fiercely disagreeing with each other on whether cricket administrators ought to consult the members of the national team before rolling out the pink ball in Test cricket has gone viral. The audio in question triggered a wave of criticism aimed at Manjrekar, who many believed had crossed limits by insulting a well-respected cricket commentator.
In the viral audio, Bhogle is heard saying, “I would generally ask batsmen on both sides (on what they think of the pink ball).” Manjrekar interrupts asking, “Do you think Virat Kohli wasn’t seeing the (pink) ball properly?”
Bhogle explained, “Or Ajinkya Rahane or Cheteshwar Pujara and all of them. Just ask them, ‘what do you think?’ If the pink ball cricket is going to be a regular feature, then you just want to make sure..” Manjrekar once again interrupts.
Bhogle repeats his point, “Yes, it doesn’t cost anything to ask.” Manjrekar replied rudely, “You need to ask Harsha. For us, who’ve played the game..we get the fair idea.”
Far from being rattled by Manjrekar’s insult, Bhogle explained that the former needed to remember that there was no age limitation to learn new things.
Fans did not like Manjrekar insulting a renowned broadcaster and expert on cricket.
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In June, during the World Cup cricket, former India captain Sourav Ganguly (now BCCI President), had called an unnamed ex-cricketer an ‘attention-seeker’ prompting many to conclude that he was targeting Manjrekar.


Nintendo to begin testing Mario Kart Tour multiplayer
by ReutersTOKYO: Nintendo said on Friday it would begin testing a multiplayer option for its Mario Kart Tour mobile game in December, a step towards the full multiplayer mode demanded by players and seen as essential to boosting the title’s revenues.
A major test of Nintendo’s shift to mobile, Mario Kart Tour currently lacks the option to race against friends, leaving the game without a key element that has helped make it one of Nintendo’s longest-running franchises.
Nintendo’s shares jumped almost 7 per cent on Friday, a day after the Japanese gaming company also reported a strong demand for a low-cost version of its hybrid home-portable Switch console.
Nintendo said on Thursday it sold almost 2 million units of its handheld-only Switch Lite device in the 10 days after its September launch, with the company’s operating profit doubling in the second quarter.
Switch Lite is being purchased by many gamers as a second device and is also gaining traction among female players, Nintendo said, helping expand the device’s mainstream appeal beyond a hardcore gaming contingent.
As Nintendo bolsters its hardware and software lineup ahead of the year-end holiday shopping season, the latest high profile Switch release, Luigi’s Mansion 3, went on sale on Thursday to a positive critical reception.
Nintendo is not the only gaming company looking to mobile to bolster revenues, with Konami Holdings Corp on Thursday launching a mobile version of its long running LovePlus dating sim series in Japan.
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A general flash is defined as a pair of opposing changes in relative luminance of 10% or more of the maximum relative luminance where the relative luminance of the darker image is below 0.80; and where "a pair of opposing changes" is an increase followed by a decrease, or a decrease followed by an increase, and
A red flash is defined as any pair of opposing transitions involving a saturated red
Exception: Flashing that is a fine, balanced, pattern such as white noise or an alternating checkerboard pattern with "squares" smaller than 0.1 degree (of visual field at typical viewing distance) on a side does not violate the thresholds.
It all depends on relative luminance. Or Saturated Red.
But, the very definition of relative luminance is under hot debate by the experts!


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Represent your Custom Class Instance as a String
Tags: Swift
Type: API
Protocol: CustomStringConvertible
Types that conform to the CustomStringConvertible protocol can provide their own representation to be used when converting an instance to a string. The String(describing:) initializer is the preferred way to convert an instance of any type to a string. If the passed instance conforms to CustomStringConvertible, the String(describing:) initializer and the print(_:) function use the instance’s custom description property.
Link: Apple Developer Docs
Sample Code:
// Identify the Protocol on your Class Definition
class CustomClass: CustomStringConvertible {
// Then make the String value available when requested
var description: String {
// format the String however you would like
}
// Then other classes can retrieve the String value
customObject = CustomClass()
let str = String(describing: customObject)
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Project 1 Details
Project 2 Details
Cost Efficiency
What are the costs involved? How do they compare to other options?
Insitutional Capacity
Does the group who will plan, build and
maintain the site have experience and the
personnel to accomplish the project goals?
How will the project be funded through the
planning, implementing and upkeep stages?
Exposure Reduction
How effective is the design likely to be
in reducing risks to the humans in the
area, to the local ecology,
to local
businesses? Does the project achieve its
technical/engineering goals?
Social Benfits
Do project benefits go to less-advantaged
populations? Does the project create jobs,
health benefits,
safety, or other locally desired outcomes?
Participatory Process
Are all people in the community welcome and
encouraged to take part in the planning and
design of the project?
Is the decision-making process transparent? Has community input changed the design of
the project?
GHG Reduction
Do the construction materials require
significant emissions to produce? Will the operations help minimize
future
greenhouse gas emissions? Does the plan involve vegetation that will help
sequester carbon?
Adaption Over Time
Do project specifications include projections of
local climate change over the life of the project? Will the project,
including the proposed planting
species, respond well to the changing climate?
Are there plans and funds available for testing
how well the project is doing?
Ecological Enhancement
Does the project protect or regenerate a
natural area? Does the project create a natural area
that will enhance the local ecology? Does the design utilize native species
and/or support other indigenous
species?


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Before Change
proposal_prediction["nms_proposals_scores"], "rpn_scores", ["rpn"])
variable_summaries(rpn_cls_prob, "rpn_cls_prob", ["rpn"])
variable_summaries(rpn_bbox_pred, "rpn_bbox_pred", ["rpn"])
variable_summaries(rpn_feature, "rpn_feature", ["rpn"])
variable_summaries(
rpn_cls_score_original, "rpn_cls_score_original", ["rpn"])
variable_summaries(
rpn_bbox_pred_original, "rpn_bbox_pred_original", ["rpn"])
After Change
variable_summaries(rpn_cls_prob, "rpn_cls_prob", ["rpn"])
variable_summaries(rpn_bbox_pred, "rpn_bbox_pred", ["rpn"])
if self._debug:
variable_summaries(rpn_feature, "rpn_feature", ["rpn"])
variable_summaries(
rpn_cls_score_original, "rpn_cls_score_original", ["rpn"])
variable_summaries(
rpn_bbox_pred_original, "rpn_bbox_pred_original", ["rpn"])
// Layer summaries.
layer_summaries(self._rpn, ["rpn"])
layer_summaries(self._rpn_cls, ["rpn"])
layer_summaries(self._rpn_bbox, ["rpn"])
return prediction_dict
def loss(self, prediction_dict):


--- layout: post title: "Ed-Tech as Imitatio" date: 2015-04-17 09:20:00 +0000 tags: image: https://s3.amazonaws.com/audreywatters/known_copy_fragments.jpg imagecredits: https://www.flickr.com/photos/cogdog/15223631110/ ---
Just as students of classical rhetoric were once instructed to emulate the specific features of famous speeches, sometimes by reproducing parts of the text piece by piece, Lynda.com students are expected to learn by duplicating, as they painstakingly reproduce a facsimile of the evolving work displayed by their instructors. -- Liz Losh, The War on Learning
Here we see the problem with the "learn to code" movement as it is often designed and delivered today. This is about copying existing models. It is not about creating new ones. It is about replication, not creation.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 8
Dietary
Delicious homely parkin is given a dinner party makeover with the addition of poached pears and ice cream.
For the parkin, preheat the oven to 140C/275F/Gas 1 and butter a 20cm/8in square cake tin.
Sieve the flour, a pinch of salt, the ginger, nutmeg and mixed spice together into a large bowl. Mix in the oat flakes.
Put the syrup, treacle, butter and sugar into a small saucepan and melt over a gentle heat – bring up to a simmer but do not boil. When the butter and sugar have melted, pour into the flour mixture and stir to combine.
Mix in the beaten egg and milk to create a soft, almost pouring consistency batter.
Pour into the buttered tin and bake for 50 minutes, or until firm in the centre.
Remove from the oven and leave to cool in the tin for 5-10 minutes before turning out and cutting into squares.
For the poached pear, place all the ingredients into a small saucepan so that the pears are all submerged in the liquid.
Top with a piece of greaseproof paper cut into a circle to help keep the pears submerged.
Bring to the boil, then reduce the heat to a simmer and cook for 15 minutes until just tender – check with the tip of a knife to see if tender, if not, return to the heat and cook for another five minutes then check again.
Remove the pears and set aside. Return the pan to the heat, bring to a boil and reduce the poaching liquor by half, or until it reaches a light syrup.
To serve, place a square of parkin on each plate with a pear alongside, then spoon over the syrup. Finish with a scoop of ice cream.


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- Paperclip::Storage::S3 START:includes
Returns the attachment definitions defined by each call to has_attached_file.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip.rb, line 317 def attachment_definitions read_inheritable_attribute(:attachment_definitions) end
has_attached_file gives the class it is called on an attribute that maps to a file. This is typically a file stored somewhere on the filesystem and has been uploaded by a user. The attribute returns a Paperclip::Attachment object which handles the management of that file. The intent is to make the attachment as much like a normal attribute. The thumbnails will be created when the new file is assigned, but they will not be saved until save is called on the record. Likewise, if the attribute is set to nil is called on it, the attachment will not be deleted until save is called. See the Paperclip::Attachment documentation for more specifics. There are a number of options you can set to change the behavior of a Paperclip attachment:
- url: The full URL of where the attachment is publically
accessible. This can just as easily point to a directory served directly
through Apache as it can to an action that can control permissions. You can
specify the full domain and path, but usually just an absolute path is
sufficient. The leading slash must be included manually for absolute
paths. The default value is
“/system/:attachment/:id/:style/:filename”. See
Paperclip::Attachment#interpolate for more information on variable
interpolaton.
:url => "/:class/:attachment/:id/:style_:filename" :url => "http://some.other.host/stuff/:class/:id_:extension"
- default_url: The URL that will be returned if there is no
attachment assigned. This field is interpolated just as the url is. The
default value is “/:attachment/:style/missing.png“
has_attached_file :avatar, :default_url => "/images/default_:style_avatar.png" User.new.avatar_url(:small) # => "/images/default_small_avatar.png"
- styles: A hash of thumbnail styles and their geometries. You can find more about geometry strings at the ImageMagick website (www.imagemagick.org/script/command-line-options.php#resize). Paperclip also adds the “#” option (e.g. “50x50#”), which will resize the image to fit maximally inside the dimensions and then crop the rest off (weighted at the center). The default value is to generate no thumbnails.
- default_style: The thumbnail style that will be used by default
URLs. Defaults to original.
has_attached_file :avatar, :styles => { :normal => "100x100#" }, :default_style => :normal user.avatar.url # => "/avatars/23/normal_me.png"
- whiny: Will raise an error if Paperclip cannot post_process an uploaded file due to a command line error. This will override the global setting for this attachment. Defaults to true. This option used to be called :whiny_thumbanils, but this is deprecated.
- convert_options: When creating thumbnails, use this free-form
options field to pass in various convert command options. Typical options
are “-strip” to remove all Exif data from the image (save space
for thumbnails and avatars) or “-depth 8” to specify the bit
depth of the resulting conversion. See ImageMagick convert documentation
for more options: (www.imagemagick.org/script/convert.php)
Note that this option takes a hash of options, each of which correspond to
the style of thumbnail being generated. You can also specify :all as a key,
which will apply to all of the thumbnails being generated. If you specify
options for the :original, it would be best if you did not specify
destructive options, as the intent of keeping the original around is to
regenerate all the thumbnails when requirements change.
has_attached_file :avatar, :styles => { :large => "300x300", :negative => "100x100" } :convert_options => { :all => "-strip", :negative => "-negate" }
NOTE: While not deprecated yet, it is not recommended to specify options this way. It is recommended that :convert_options option be included in the hash passed to each :styles for compatability with future versions.
- storage: Chooses the storage backend where the files will be stored. The current choices are :filesystem and :s3. The default is :filesystem. Make sure you read the documentation for Paperclip::Storage::Filesystem and Paperclip::Storage::S3 for backend-specific options.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip.rb, line 215 def has_attached_file name, options = {} include InstanceMethods write_inheritable_attribute(:attachment_definitions, {}) if attachment_definitions.nil? attachment_definitions[name] = {:validations => []}.merge(options) after_save :save_attached_files before_destroy :destroy_attached_files define_callbacks :before_post_process, :after_post_process define_callbacks :"before_#{name}_post_process", :"after_#{name}_post_process" define_method name do |*args| a = attachment_for(name) (args.length > 0) ? a.to_s(args.first) : a end define_method "#{name}=" do |file| attachment_for(name).assign(file) end define_method "#{name}?" do attachment_for(name).file? end validates_each(name) do |record, attr, value| attachment = record.attachment_for(name) attachment.send(:flush_errors) unless attachment.valid? end end
Places ActiveRecord-style validations on the content type of the file assigned. The possible options are:
- content_type: Allowed content types. Can be a single content type or an array. Each type can be a String or a Regexp. It should be noted that Internet Explorer upload files with content_types that you may not expect. For example, JPEG images are given image/pjpeg and PNGs are image/x-png, so keep that in mind when determining how you match. Allows all by default.
- message: The message to display when the uploaded file has an invalid content type.
- if: A lambda or name of a method on the instance. Validation will only be run is this lambda or method returns true.
- unless: Same as if but validates if lambda or method returns false.
NOTE: If you do not specify an [attachment]_content_type field on your model, content_type validation will work _ONLY upon assignment_ and re-validation after the instance has been reloaded will always succeed.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip.rb, line 306 def validates_attachment_content_type name, options = {} types = [options.delete(:content_type)].flatten validates_each(:"#{name}_content_type", options) do |record, attr, value| unless types.any?{|t| t === value } record.errors.add(:"#{name}_content_type", :inclusion, :default => options[:message], :value => value) end end end
Places ActiveRecord-style validations on the presence of a file. Options:
- if: A lambda or name of a method on the instance. Validation will only be run is this lambda or method returns true.
- unless: Same as if but validates if lambda or method returns false.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip.rb, line 282 def validates_attachment_presence name, options = {} message = options[:message] || "must be set." validates_presence_of :"#{name}_file_name", :message => message, :if => options[:if], :unless => options[:unless] end
Places ActiveRecord-style validations on the size of the file assigned. The possible options are:
- in: a Range of bytes (i.e. 1..1.megabyte),
- less_than: equivalent to :in => 0..options[:less_than]
- greater_than: equivalent to :in => options[:greater_than]..Infinity
- message: error message to display, use :min and :max as replacements
- if: A lambda or name of a method on the instance. Validation will only be run is this lambda or method returns true.
- unless: Same as if but validates if lambda or method returns false.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip.rb, line 255 def validates_attachment_size name, options = {} min = options[:greater_than] || (options[:in] && options[:in].first) || 0 max = options[:less_than] || (options[:in] && options[:in].last) || (1.0/0) range = (min..max) message = options[:message] || "file size must be between :min and :max bytes." message = message.gsub(/:min/, min.to_s).gsub(/:max/, max.to_s) validates_inclusion_of :"#{name}_file_size", :in => range, :message => message, :if => options[:if], :unless => options[:unless] end
Adds errors if thumbnail creation fails. The same as specifying :whiny_thumbnails => true.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip.rb, line 270 def validates_attachment_thumbnails name, options = {} warn('[DEPRECATION] validates_attachment_thumbnail is deprecated. ' + 'This validation is on by default and will be removed from future versions. ' + 'If you wish to turn it off, supply :whiny => false in your definition.') attachment_definitions[name][:whiny_thumbnails] = true end


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Here’s all the details you need to know about Disney+
by Scott HuntDisney+ will become available in Australia and New Zealand this coming Tuesday. Here’s the low-down on everything you need to know about the new streaming service.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
A subscription will cost $8.99 per month, or $89.99 for a yearly subscription.
HOW MANY STREAMS CAN I WATCH AT ONCE?
Disney+ allows up to four simultaneous streams and up to 10 unique devices registered per account.
Streaming will be available in 4K with HDR on compatible devices, or 1080p otherwise.
WHAT PLATFORMS ARE SUPPORTED?
Disney+ is available on both Android and iOS, as well as Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Smart TVs running Android TV, Samsung TVs and LG TVs on webOS will receive a bespoke app.
You can also watch in your web browser on desktop and laptop PCs, or stream the app to a Chromecast.
WHAT SORT OF CONTENT IS ON DISNEY+?
Disney+ offers several exclusive shows such as The Mandalorian, Lady and the Tramp, Encore! and Noelle.
Marvel favourites such as Avengers, Black Panther, Guardians of the Galaxy, Iron Man and Thor will make appearances on the service as well.
The full series of Star Wars movies are coming to the service, including Rogue One and Solo along with animated shows like The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels.
A long list of classic animated movies from Disney are also making their way to Disney+ including Aladdin, The Lion King, 101 Dalmatians and Beauty and the Beast.
A bunch of Pixar movies will be available too, including the full Toy Story series, Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, and Up!.
A few other noteworthy movies coming to the service include Pirates of the Caribbean, Avatar, and The Chronicles of Narnia.
There’s sure to be plenty more titles on the way; if you’re in search of a particular movie, as long as it’s from Disney, Pixar, Marvel Studios or Lucasfilm, you can rest assured it’ll probably come to the service.


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He subsequently ran a boutique creative agency as creative director in New York City before co-founding CoLab.
He focuses on combining innovative design concepts with usability and sustainability.
Ralph enjoys producing music and spending time with his wife and two sons.


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DC# Converter
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| static dynamic | ParseCsv (string fileName) |
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| static dynamic | ParseCsvData (string csvContent) |
| Loads CSV content and converts it to a C# object. More... | |
| static dynamic | parseCSV_AsJsonArray (string fileName) |
| This parses the data in JSON array form. Details are shown at http://www.convertcsv.com/csv-to-json.htm More... | |
| static bool | OutputCsv (dynamic obj, string filePath, bool header=true, string delimeter=",", string encoding="UTF8") |
| Writes a C# object to a CSV file. See http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/565920/Create-CSV-from-JSON-in-Csharp for implementation data. This article, along with any associated source code and files, is licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL). More... | |
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Writes a C# object to a CSV file. See http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/565920/Create-CSV-from-JSON-in-Csharp for implementation data. This article, along with any associated source code and files, is licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL).
| obj | The object to write to file. |
| filePath | The FULL path of the file to write. |
| header | Whether or not the CSV data contains a header. True by default. |
| delimeter | A specified delimeter to seperate the values. Comma by default. |
| encoding | The specified character encoding. UTF8 by default. |
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Reads a JSON file and parses it to a dynamic object.
| fileName | The FULL path of the CSV file to convert. |
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This parses the data in JSON array form. Details are shown at http://www.convertcsv.com/csv-to-json.htm
| fileName | The FULL path of the CSV file to convert. |
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Loads CSV content and converts it to a C# object.
| csvContent | A string containing the CSV content to be parsed. |