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A DirectoryPrincipal is a Principal that is managed by a UserDirectory.
Notes:
In general, a DirectoryPrincipal is not serializable in a portable fashion.
| Field Summary | |
static java.lang.String |
CLASS_VERSION
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| Method Summary | |
RelativeRole |
createRelativeRole(java.lang.String pFunctionName)
Create an assignable relative role, which represents the fulfillment of some function relative to this principal. |
java.util.Collection |
getAccessRights()
Get all AccessRights that are associated with this principal |
java.lang.String |
getDescription()
Return a short textual description of this principal. |
java.util.Collection |
getEffectivePrincipals()
Get a collection of all the effective principals in the directory with which this principal is implicitly associated. |
java.util.Collection |
getMembers()
Get all users and organizations that are "members" of this principal, viewing the effective-principal relationship from the end opposite to that taken by getEffectivePrincipals(). |
java.util.Collection |
getOrganizationMembersSortOnName(int pStartIndex,
int pEndIndex,
int pSortOrder)
Get all organizations that are "members" of this principal, viewing the effective-principal relationship from the end opposite to that taken by getEffectivePrincipals(). |
java.lang.Object |
getPrimaryKey()
Get the primary key of a principal which can be used to retrieve that principals from the directory. |
RelativeRole |
getRelativeRole(java.lang.String pFunctionName)
Given the name of a logical function, obtain the corresponding role representing that function performed relative to this principal if it exists, otherwise return null. |
java.util.List |
getRelativeRoles()
Obtain a set of roles that may be assumed relative to this principal. |
UserDirectory |
getUserDirectory()
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java.util.Collection |
getUserMembersSortOnEmailAddress(int pStartIndex,
int pEndIndex,
int pSortOrder)
Get all users that are "members" of this principal, viewing the effective-principal relationship from the end opposite to that taken by getEffectivePrincipals(). |
java.util.Collection |
getUserMembersSortOnFirstName(int pStartIndex,
int pEndIndex,
int pSortOrder)
Get all users that are "members" of this principal, viewing the effective-principal relationship from the end opposite to that taken by getEffectivePrincipals(). |
java.util.Collection |
getUserMembersSortOnLastName(int pStartIndex,
int pEndIndex,
int pSortOrder)
Get all users that are "members" of this principal, viewing the effective-principal relationship from the end opposite to that taken by getEffectivePrincipals(). |
java.util.Collection |
getUserMembersSortOnLogin(int pStartIndex,
int pEndIndex,
int pSortOrder)
Get all users that are "members" of this principal, viewing the effective-principal relationship from the end opposite to that taken by getEffectivePrincipals(). |
boolean |
hasMember(java.security.Principal pMember)
Determine whether a principal has a particular principal as one of its members, that is, is an effective principal associated with that entity. |
| Methods inherited from interface java.security.Principal |
equals, getName, hashCode, toString |
| Field Detail |
public static final java.lang.String CLASS_VERSION
| Method Detail |
public java.lang.String getDescription()
public java.lang.Object getPrimaryKey()
public UserDirectory getUserDirectory()
public java.util.Collection getEffectivePrincipals()
The order of the elements as returned by the collection's iterator is significant, as it orders the effective principals from "most specific" to "least specific" in their relationship to the original principal. An access right may granted to one effective principal but denied to another effective principal; in such cases, a security model may need to determine which principal takes precedence, and the order of this collection can be used for this purpose.
As a general policy, effective principals at greater distances in the organizational graph from the original should be less specific. Also, a role should be considered to be less specific than the effective principal that has that role. A dynamic role, being implicit and rule-based, is less specific than any roles explicitly assigned to its principal. Finally, effective principals that could be considered to have multiple rankings should be assigned the most specific of those rankings.
public java.util.Collection getMembers()
Following the definition of effective principals, it follows that:
getEffectivePrincipals()
public java.util.Collection getOrganizationMembersSortOnName(int pStartIndex, int pEndIndex, int pSortOrder)
Following the definition of effective principals, it follows that:
pStartIndex
- starting index of the sorted result set.pSortOrder
- sort order of the return set.
valid values = { UserDirectory.ASCENDING, UserDirectory.DESCENDING }
getMembers()
,
getEffectivePrincipals()
public java.util.Collection getUserMembersSortOnLogin(int pStartIndex, int pEndIndex, int pSortOrder)
Following the definition of effective principals, it follows that:
pStartIndex
- starting index of the sorted result set.pSortOrder
- sort order of the return set.
valid values = { UserDirectory.ASCENDING, UserDirectory.DESCENDING }
getMembers()
,
getEffectivePrincipals()
public java.util.Collection getUserMembersSortOnFirstName(int pStartIndex, int pEndIndex, int pSortOrder)
Following the definition of effective principals, it follows that:
pStartIndex
- starting index of the sorted result set.pSortOrder
- sort order of the return set.
valid values = { UserDirectory.ASCENDING, UserDirectory.DESCENDING }
getMembers()
,
getEffectivePrincipals()
public java.util.Collection getUserMembersSortOnLastName(int pStartIndex, int pEndIndex, int pSortOrder)
Following the definition of effective principals, it follows that:
pStartIndex
- starting index of the sorted result set.pSortOrder
- sort order of the return set.
valid values = { UserDirectory.ASCENDING, UserDirectory.DESCENDING }
getMembers()
,
getEffectivePrincipals()
public java.util.Collection getUserMembersSortOnEmailAddress(int pStartIndex, int pEndIndex, int pSortOrder)
Following the definition of effective principals, it follows that:
pStartIndex
- starting index of the sorted result set.pSortOrder
- sort order of the return set.
valid values = { UserDirectory.ASCENDING, UserDirectory.DESCENDING }
getMembers()
,
getEffectivePrincipals()
public boolean hasMember(java.security.Principal pMember)
pMember
- a principal representing a user or organization
public java.util.List getRelativeRoles()
Note that an individual having a role relative to some organization need not actually belong to that organization.
The createRelativeRole() method can be used to create a new assignable role relative to this principal.
createRelativeRole(java.lang.String)
public RelativeRole getRelativeRole(java.lang.String pFunctionName)
pFunctionName
- the logical name of a function relative to
this principal
public RelativeRole createRelativeRole(java.lang.String pFunctionName) throws DirectoryModificationException
For instance, an relative role created for the organization "ATG Sales" and the function name "Content Admin" has the semantics of "Content Admin for ATG Sales". The resulting role can be examined with getOrganization() and getFunctionName() to find both the organization and function whose intersection it represents.
If the specified relative role already exists, it is simply returned, without any modification to the directory having taken place.
pFunctionName
- the logical name of a function relative to this principal
DirectoryModificationException
- occurs if the operation fails
unexpectedly; a nested exception provides details.public java.util.Collection getAccessRights()
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What did you think about meditation before reading chapter 2?
It is a really familiar concept to me. I believe meditation is being able to live in the moment. I have met people like the guy in the video before, and have been inspired by their teachings.
What new things have you learnt about meditation?
Nothing new, but nice to be reminded of how beautiful the mind can be, and how it can be trained so that we all can find inner peace and stay calm no matter what.
Did any of the suggested meditation techniques stand out to you?
Sitting in a lotus position while concentrating on the breath and becoming aware of how life is breathing through us without our own interference. The realisation that we are breathing.


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Most people do not realize that in medical imaging, a picture is half the story.
With each image there is a rich set of metadata describing the data from simple thing as the name of the patient, ID of the patient, to more technically detailed information like the voltage and current that generated the X-ray or a more complex Magnetic Resonance parameters.
Another important feature of DICOM is the DICOM Structured Reporting Capabilities.
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This means that regardless of the spoken language, each medical profession in respective language can interpret the findings, and of course the machines can too.


tidytidbits: A Collection of Tools and Helpers Extending the Tidyverse
A selection of various tools to extend a data analysis workflow based on the 'tidyverse' packages.
This includes high-level data frame editing methods (in the style of 'mutate'/'mutate_at'), some methods in the style of
'purrr' and 'forcats', 'lookup' methods for dict-like lists, a generic method for lumping a data frame by a given count,
various low-level methods for special treatment of 'NA' values, 'python'-style tuple-assignment and 'truthy'/'falsy' checks,
saving to PDF and PNG from a pipe and various small utilities.
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I spent a large part of the last two weeks trying to understand closures. This post discusses my current understanding. I also completed a fibonacci kata in both ruby and clojure. It took a while to find an algorithm in clojure. I quite like the concept of lazy-seq, which as my mentor Craig explained to me, calulates the requested number of elements, caching them and accesses the algorithm to calculate additional elements should they be requested in the future. My fibonacci code is here.
Here is my latest kata, it is called the tea party kata. It comes from here. As part of this kata, I had to test stdin. I found this blog post helpful.
I did the Roman Numerals kata this morning. My code is here.
I spent some time reading The Ruby Way this week and have been thinking about the role of specs and mocks in testing. I encountered a situation this week where I created a method that returned two objects and rspec was unable to create a corresponding object for the test. Since I had to also refactor my code substantially (I had over loaded my methods and gotten mired by the result), I have not yet gotten back to creating an appropriate test for that particular method. Paul Pagel shared a link with the apprentices for a Martin Fowler post that discussed the difference between mocks and stubs. I found the differentiation useful. Sometimes I want to test state and sometimes I want to test behaviour and I am glad to know that it is possible to test either.
I like doing katas in the morning. Sometimes I have original thoughts and sometimes I just follow the bouncing ball. I would feel that the second approach is unworthy except that Zed Shaw, whom I feel has some great points to share, has created an entire manual for learning Python on the principal of copying. So watching a video and copying the approach can be a learning experience as well. In any case, both kata and blog post are published so there is something to be said for that.
Happy Friday. If you are one of my friends who get raptured on the weekend, good journey. I guess I'll see the rest of you next week.
Cheers.
I did the FizzBuzz kata this morning.
I did the Prime Factors kata this week. I posted my code on codersdojo.org.
Here it is on github. I also improved a test so that it actually tests what the test says it tests. From a suggestion from my friend Walton.
Continuing to research web server information. I downloaded the mongrel2 source code and am spending a bit of time taking a peek. I don't know much C but I am trying to at least be able to recognize the patterns, so I thought I would take a look around and see if I could see anything that made sense to me.
Cheers.
There is a great vid of a Regular Expressions talk by Aaron Kalin from Chicago Ruby on Vimeo. He is writing a gem called graffiti.
He pointed out some good resources during the talk. rubyxp.com is a regular expression tester for ruby 1.9. He suggests the oniguruma gem for use with 1.8. (This requires the libonig-dev library if you don't already have it, I didn't.)
He also suggests a website dedicated to regular expressions, regular-expressions.info.
Mostly just making notes.
Cheers.
I have selected my kata for the week. The prime factors kata. I let my mentor, Craig, know via email on Monday morning. He is busy with a new client so I am laying down some foundation currently solo but with his approval.
One of my apprenticeship assignments is to write a web server. I almost said build. Searching for 'build a web server' returned many blog posts of the same embedded youtube video of a guy showing people how to download from apache. Thanks anyway, not what I want. Using the keyword 'write' was a little bit more useful in getting some useful results.
Currently I'm reading up on wikpedia's offering: Internet_socket which is a helpful place to begin. I also found a PDF from PragProg that used to be included in the Pickaxe: app_socket.pdf. Here is a golden oldie from IBM published in 2005 that walks you through sockets: rubysocks.pdf.
I found a short tutorial on creating a simple client and server in Ruby. I put my code here: sockets.
I'm finding it challenging to work today so I thought perhaps a post would help to provide some clarity. If for noone but myself.
Cheers.
Today I have been accepted as an apprentice with 8th Light in Chicago. My mentor is Craig. Thanks for taking a chance on me. Like so much else I do, we will be breaking new ground since this is the first time they have accepted an apprentice to work remotely. I'm grateful they are willing to try this and I am confident we will all get something good from the experience.
Part of my apprenticeship includes blogging so I thought I would establish this space as the place to do it.
I'm going over the apprenticeship syllabus and everything looks doable. I'm doing a little research to see if I understand everything as outlined.
That's all I got right now.
Cheers.


NBS reveals capital importation into Nigeria declined by 7.7%
by sectorFresh statistics released by National Bureau Of Statistics (NBS) on Monday revealed that the bulk of capital importation into Nigeria declined by 7.7%.
The report shows that total value of capital importation into Nigeria stood at $5,367.56 million in 2019 third quarter (July to September).
This represents a decrease of -7.78% compared to 2019 second quarter and 87.99% increase compared to the third quarter of 2018.
The report added that the largest amount of capital importation by type was received through Portfolio investment, which accounted for 55.88% ($2,999.50million) of total capital importation.
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This is followed by Other Investment, which accounted for 40.39% ($2.167.98million) of total capital, and then Foreign Direct Investment FDI, which accounted for 3.73% ($200.08m) of total capital imported in Q3 2019.
By sector, Capital importation by banking dominated 2019 third quarter reaching $1,756.83 million of the total capital importation in Q3 2019.
Also, the report shows that the United Kingdom emerged as the top source of capital investment in Nigeria in Q3 2019 with $2,011.14million.
“This accounted for 37.47% of the total capital inflow in Q3 2019.”
By Destination of Investment, Lagos State emerged as the top destination of capital investment in Nigeria in 2019 third quater with $4,976.40 million.
This according to the report accounted for 92.71% of the total capital inflow in 2019 third quater.


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MERCY A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ***
Ellen Barkin, as the toughly resolute Detective Catherine Palmer, is investigating the second of what will prove to be a series of gruesome murders. Lying before her in the opening sequence is the nude body of a female executive who has been brutally and ritualistically killed.
As the body count mounts in MERCY, the link between the victims will prove to be a predilection for sadomasochistic sex among females. The movie, written and directed by Damian Harris, is based on David L. Lindsey's novel. As the director and one of the film's leads, Peta Wilson, told us at the screening, both the book and the movie were thoroughly researched. Lindsey spent 2 years in S&M dungeons, and Peta said that she visited 36 S&M parlors of pain. All of this notwithstanding, the story's weakness is that part of it seems too outlandish to be credible. On the other hand, most viewers will not have frequented such palaces of pain and so will have no real idea as to the story's accuracy.
Starting off with the normal detached professionalism that you would expect from a homicide detective, Catherine quickly goes astray. When she picks up a stranger (Stephen Baldwin) at a bar for a one-night stand, complete with some heavy slapping, you can see that Catherine may possess her own wild side.
The common link among the dead women is an alluringly tall, blond lesbian named Vickie Kittrie (Peta Wilson). Although Vickie at first resists giving Catherine any information, she reveals more as she sets her eyes on Catherine as her next sexual conquest.  A mixture of sex, secrecy and seduction runs through the film as does the commonality of child abuse as an underlying cause of many of the characters' actions.
The director puts a firm stamp on his picture. Scenes move with a deliberate slowness, accentuated by mesmerizing music and handsome cinematography. Sometimes the editor switches to a slightly slowed motion to further enhance the mood.
The intriguing film is at its best when it sticks to its roots as a crime drama with the investigation parts being the picture's highlights. The sexuality works at times, but too often dissolves into a kind of psychobabble. Julian Sands plays an especially bizarre psychiatrist whose performance is unnecessarily detached.
In a film without a lot of laughs and one in which the S&M world frequently looks too glamorous, Catherine's second in command, Lt. Fritch (Beau Starr), pokes fun at it all. "Doesn't anyone have good old-fashioned sex anymore -- missionary position, then watch television afterwards?" he asks. Not in Vickie's world since they're only interested in sex if it's laced with as much danger as possible.
MERCY runs 1:55. It is rated R for language, drug use and perverse sexual behavior including violence and nudity. It would be acceptable for high school seniors. (The director told us that they had to go through 4 submissions to the MPAA before they got the film an R rating. In a picture with much gruesome violence, it was the brief hint of oral lesbian sexuality that caused them the most trouble.
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* JAMON SERRANO MASCARPONE TOAST (7,9)
with marinated mozzarella, carmelized onion, slivered almonds, green garlic honey sauce and a side of homemade sauerkraut
+ avocado (1)
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with avocado, boiled egg, rotkohl salad, chili oil and bread
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In this section, I try to visualize gridpoints in the ﬁeld aligned coordinates. The directions of the covariant basis vectors of (ψ,𝜃,α) coordinates are as follows:
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Here ∂r∕∂ψ|𝜃,α is a combination of the usual radial and toroidal direction, which needs some clariﬁcation. Note that, ϕ is related to α by Eq. (299), i.e.,
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(where the second equality becomes exact if 𝜃 is the straight-ﬁeld-line poloidal angle deﬁned in Sec. 6.3.), which indicates that, for q′(ψ)≠0 and 𝜃≠0, the usual toroidal angle ϕ is changing when changing ψ and holding 𝜃 and α ﬁxed. Figure 14b shows how the usual toroidal angle ϕ changes when we change ψ and hold 𝜃 and α ﬁxed.
The relation ϕ ≈ α + q(ψ)𝜃 given by Eq. (309) indicates that the toroidal shift along ∂r∕∂ψ|α,𝜃 for a radial change form ψ1 to ψ2 is given by (q(ψ2) − q(ψ2))𝜃, which is larger on 𝜃 isosurface with larger value of 𝜃. An example for this is shown in Fig. 15 for 𝜃 = 19 × 2π∕63, where ∂r∕∂ψ|α,𝜃 has larger toroidal shift than that in Fig. 14 for 𝜃 = 9 × 2π∕63.
The ∂r∕∂ψ|𝜃,α curves can be understood from another perspective. Examine a family of magnetic ﬁeld lines that start from 𝜃 = 0 and ϕ = ϕ1 but diﬀerent radial coordinates. These starting points all have the same value of α, which is equal to ϕ1. When following these ﬁeld lines to another isosurfce of 𝜃, the intersecting points of these ﬁeld lines with the 𝜃 isosurface will trace out a ∂r∕∂ψ|𝜃,α line with α = ϕ1. Examine another family of magnetic ﬁeld lines similar to the above but with the starting toroidal angle ϕ = ϕ2. They will trace out another ∂r∕∂ψ|𝜃,α line (with α = ϕ2) on the 𝜃 isosurface. Continue the process, we ﬁnally get those curves in Fig. 14b and Fig. 15b.
For a harmonic in (ψ,𝜃,ϕ) coordinates given by A(ψ,𝜃,ϕ) = exp(ikψψ + im𝜃 + inϕ), the radial wave number is kψ. Let us calculate the corresponding radial wavenumber kψ⋆ in the new coordinates (ψ,𝜃,α), which is deﬁned by
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where the phase is given by phase = kψψ + m𝜃 + nϕ. Then the above expression is written as
Let us examine how many ψ grid points are needed to resolve the ψ dependence in (ψ,𝜃,α) coordinates on the high-ﬁeld side (𝜃 = π). Assume kψ ≈ 0, then kψ⋆ at 𝜃 = π is given by kψ⋆ = nπq′. The corresponding wave-length is given by λψ⋆ = 2π∕kψ⋆. The grid spacing Δψ should be less than half of this wave-length (sampling theorem). Then the grid number should satisfy that
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where Lψ is the radial width of the computational domain.
The number of Fourier harmonics that need to be included is given by
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For DIII-D cyclone base case, choose the radial coordinate ψ as r. At the radial location ψ = r0 = 0.24m, q0 = 1.4, ŝ0 = 0.78, then q′0 = s0q0∕r0 = 4.5m−1. Then Nr⋆ = n× 0.45 for the radial width Lr = 0.10m.
Figure 16 plots ∂r∕∂ψ|𝜃,α lines on the 𝜃 = 0,2π isosurfaces, which are chosen to be on the low-ﬁeld-side midplane. On 𝜃 = 0 surface, ∂r∕∂ψ|𝜃,α lines are identical to ∂r∕∂ψ|𝜃,ϕ lines. On 𝜃 = 2π surface, each ∂r∕∂ψ|𝜃,α line has large ϕ shift. In old version of my code, 𝜃 = 0,2π surfaces are chosen as the 𝜃 cuts (in the new version 𝜃 = [−π,π]). A connection condition for the perturbations is needed between these two surfaces. This connection condition is discussed in Sec. 11.3.
Since (ψ,𝜃,ϕ) and (ψ,𝜃 + 2π,ϕ) correspond to the same spatial point, a real space continuous quantity f expressed in terms of coordinates (ψ,𝜃,ϕ), i.e., f = f(ψ,𝜃,ϕ), must satisfy the following periodic conditions along 𝜃:
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Since (ψ,𝜃,ϕ) and (ψ,𝜃,ϕ + 2π) correspond to the same spatial point, f must satisfy the following periodic conditions along ϕ:
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Since (ψ,𝜃,α) and (ψ,𝜃,α + 2π) correspond to the same spatial point, a real space continuous quantity g expressed in terms of ﬁeld-line-following coordinates (ψ,𝜃,α), i.e., g = g(ψ,𝜃,α), must satisfy the following periodic condition along α:
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However, generally there is no periodic condition along 𝜃,
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because P1 = (ψ,𝜃,α) and P2 = (ψ,𝜃 + 2π,α) are generally not the same spatial point. In fact, equation (299) implies, for point P1, its toroidal angle ϕ1 is given by
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while for point P2, its toroidal angle ϕ2 is given by
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i.e., ϕ1 and ϕ2 are diﬀerent by 2πq. From this, we know that (ψ,𝜃,α) and (ψ,𝜃 + 2π,α − 2πq) correspond to the same spatial point. Therefore we have the following periodic condition:
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or equivalently
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For the fully kinetic ion module of GEM code that I am developing, 𝜃 is chosen in the range [0 : 2π]. The condition (322) imposes the following boundary condition:
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If α is on a grid, α + 2πq is usually not on a grid. Therefore, to get the value of g(ψ,0,α + 2πq), an interpolation of the discrete date over the generalized toroidal angle α (or equivalently ϕ) is needed, as is shown in Fig. 17.
Figure 18 compares a small number of ϕ contours and α contours on a magnetic surface.
As is shown in the left panel of Fig. 18, with ϕ ﬁxed, an 𝜃 curve reaches its starting point when 𝜃 changes from zero to 2π. However, as shown in the right panel of Fig. 18, with α ﬁxed, an 𝜃 curve (i.e. a magnetic ﬁeld line) does not necessarily reach its starting point when 𝜃 changes from zero to 2π. There is a toroidal shift, 2πq, between the starting point and ending point. Therefore there is generally no periodic condition along 𝜃 since q is not always an integer. A mixed periodic condition involves both 𝜃 and α is given in (321).
In ﬁeld-line-following coordinates (ψ,𝜃,α), a toroidal harmonic of a physical perturbation can be written as
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where n is the toroidal mode number, m′, which is not necessary an integer, is introduced to describe the variation along a ﬁeld line. The periodic condition given by Eq. (321) requires that
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To satisfy the above condition, we can choose
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where N is an arbitrary integer, i.e.,
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We are interested in perturbation with a slow variation along the ﬁeld line direction (i.e., along ∂r∕∂𝜃|ψ,α) and thus we want the value of m′ to be small. One of the possible small values given by expression (327) is to choose N = −n × NINT((qmax + qmin)∕2), so that m′ is given by
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| (328) |
where NINT is a function that return the nearest integer of its argument, qmax and qmin is the maximal and minimal value of the safety factor in the radial region in which we are interested. [In the past, I choose m′(ψ) = nq − NINT(nq). However, m′(ψ) in this case is not a continuous function of ψ and thus is not physical.] This form is used to set the initial density perturbation in the fully kinetic code I am developing. Note that m′ in Eq. (328) depends on the radial coordinate ψ through q(ψ). Also note that m′ here is diﬀerent from the poloidal mode number m in (ψ,𝜃,ϕ) coordinate system. It is ready to show that the perturbation given by Eq. (324) with m′∼ 1 and n ≫ 1 has large poloidal mode number m when expressed in (ψ,𝜃,ϕ) coordinates. [Proof: Expression (324) can be written as
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| (329) |
If 𝜃 is the straight-ﬁeld-line poloidal angle in (ψ,𝜃,ϕ) coordinate system, then δ(ψ,𝜃) = q𝜃 and the above equation is written as
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| (330) |
which indicates the poloidal mode number m in (ψ,𝜃,ϕ) coordinates is given by m = m′−nq. For the case with m′∼ 1 and n ≫ 1, m is much larger than one.]
Since α contours on a magnetic surface are magnetic ﬁeld lines, they span out the 3D shape of magnetic surface when there are many α contours on a magnetic surface, as is shown by the right-panel of Fig. 19.
Figure 20 compares the ϕ coordinate surface of (ψ,𝜃,ϕ) coordinates with the α coordinate surface of (ψ,𝜃,α) coordinates.


Javascript Multiple Choice Questions
1.We use _______ style comment to prevent showing Java Script as Content in the old browsers.
C
JS
css
HTML
2.Which was the first browser to support JavaScript ?
Google Chrome
IE
Netscape
Mozilla firefox
3.Which of the following Attribute is used to include External JS code inside your HTML Document -
script
link
src
ext
4.______ attribute is used to specify the character encoding used in an external script file.
charset
type
character
None of These
5.Cost for Using JavaScript in your HTML is _________ .
$1o/Year
$15/year
$5/year
It's free!!!
6.JavaScript Code is written inside file having extension __________.
.js$5/year
.jvs
.javascript
.jsc
7.JavaScript is an ________ language.
compiled
interpreted
8.Local Browser used for validations on the Web Pages uses __________.
JS
HTML
CSS
Java
9.JavaScript Code can be called by using _________.
Triggering Event
Function/Method
RMI
Preprocesssor
10.All modern browsers supports JS.
False
True
submit


1. Set radio to Frequency Mode: VFO/MR
2. MUST BE SET TO UPPER DISPLAY: A/B if it is not
3. Turn TDR OFF: MENU 7 MENU OFF MENU EXIT
4. Clear Memory: MENU 2 8 MENU Select Channel MENU EXIT
5. Offset: MENU 2 6 MENU Select Offset MENU EXIT
6. TX Frequency Shift: MENU 2 5 MENU Select Offset Direction MENU EXIT
7. Set TX CTCSS: MENU 1 3 MENU Select CTCS MENU EXIT
8. Enter RX frequency: Enter RX Frequency
9. Store RX frequency: MENU 2 7 MENU Select Channel MENU EXIT
10. Reverse RX TX display: * SCAN
11. Store TX frequency: MENU 2 7 MENU Select Channel MENU * SCAN EXIT
12. Switch to Channel Mode VFO/MR


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A crystalline structure
of water and cold
Twinkles in the moonlight,
As glamourous as the moon itself,
The light concentrated in
its symetry
its arms wave gaily
to its brethren,
Twirling down
to the cold ground below.
Sailing happily,
Not knowing of the end,
so near,
when death
will crush
its fragile limbs,
and never
release it
from its grasp.


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MyoBridge Library
1.0
A high-level Arduino library to work with MyoBridge Firmware for the HM-11 SoC.
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| ▼MyoBridge Control Constants | These constants control the flow of the application or define the types of return values, states, etc |
| System Status Constants | Describes the current status of the application, can be notified via the serial interface |
| Serial Command Types | Types of serial commands available for controlling MyoBridge |
| Serial Packet Types | Types of answers or nitifications MyoBridge sends via the serial connection |
| MyoBridge Characteristic Indices | These characteristic indices are used when communication with a MyoBridge device |
| ▼MyoBridge Data Structures | MyoBridge Command, Response and OSAL Structures |
| MyoBridge Command Structures | Structures of the commands recognized by MyoBridge |
| MyoBridge Response Structures | Structures of the responses sent by MyoBridge |
| ▼Myo Hardware Data Structures | These types and enumerations describe the format of data sent to and from a Myo device using Bluetooth Low Energy |
| Control Commands | |
| Functions for Basic Usage | These functions represent the basic functionality of the MyoBridge library and are designed to be easy to use |
| Event Callback Functions | These functions set the so called callback functions for specific events |
| Functions for Advanced Usage | These functions represent advanced functionality of the MyoBridge library and should only be used by users with knowledge about the Myo Bluetooth Protocol and the MyoBridge firmware |
| Utility Functions | These functions are utility functions to help the user perform common, simple tasks |


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Sidekiq (http://sidekiq.org ) is a simple, efficient background processing for Ruby.
Sidekiq is easy to use, easy to setup. However, to make sidekiq run at startup is not so easy.
There ’s also a nice script here (https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq/blob/master/examples/sidekiq ),
although I ’ve got few problems with it.
If we have another user for deploying, then command bundle exec
only accessed with ‘deploy’ user.
Root had no access to bundle exec
.
Solution: Modify provided Sidekiq init script, to make it run bundle exec
as ‘deploy’ user.
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START_CMD = "$BUNDLE exec $SIDEKIQ -e $APP_ENV -P $PID_FILE"
CMD = "cd ${APP_DIR}; ${START_CMD} >> ${LOG_FILE} 2>&1 &"
# $START_CMD >> $LOG_FILE 2>&1 & #replaced this
su -c "$CMD" - $AS_USER # with this
To make it run at startup, use chkconfig
to add this as new service. Moreover, you need to verify
header of your script, make sure it is fired after redis-server
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Init Script after modified
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#! /bin/bash
#
# sidekiq Init script for sidekiq
#
# chkconfig: 345 25 75
# description: Starts and stops sidekiq message processor
# Source function library.
# . /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions
# You will need to modify these
APP = "your_app"
AS_USER = "your_user"
APP_DIR = "/home/your_user/${APP}"
APP_CONFIG = "${APP_DIR}/config"
LOG_FILE = "$APP_DIR/log/sidekiq.log"
LOCK_FILE = "$APP_DIR/${APP}-lock"
PID_FILE = "$APP_DIR/${APP}.pid"
GEMFILE = "$APP_DIR/Gemfile"
SIDEKIQ = "sidekiq"
APP_ENV = "production"
BUNDLE = "bundle"
# [ -e /etc/sysconfig/sidekiq-your_app ] && . /etc/sysconfig/sidekiq-your_app
START_CMD = "$BUNDLE exec $SIDEKIQ -e $APP_ENV -P $PID_FILE"
CMD = "cd ${APP_DIR}; ${START_CMD} >> ${LOG_FILE} 2>&1 &"
RETVAL = 0
start() {
status
if [ $? -eq 1 ] ; then
[ ` id -u` == '0' ] || ( echo "$SIDEKIQ runs as root only .." ; exit 5)
[ -d $APP_DIR ] || ( echo "$APP_DIR not found!.. Exiting" ; exit 6)
cd $APP_DIR
echo "Starting $SIDEKIQ message processor .. "
su -c "$CMD" - $AS_USER
RETVAL = $?
#Sleeping for 8 seconds for process to be precisely visible in process table - See status ()
sleep 8
[ $RETVAL -eq 0 ] && touch $LOCK_FILE
return $RETVAL
else
echo "$SIDEKIQ message processor is already running .. "
fi
}
stop() {
echo "Stopping $SIDEKIQ message processor .."
SIG = "INT"
kill -$SIG ` cat $PID_FILE `
RETVAL = $?
[ $RETVAL -eq 0 ] && rm -f $LOCK_FILE
return $RETVAL
}
status() {
ps -ef | grep 'sidekiq [0-9].[0-9].[0-9]' | grep -v grep
return $?
}
restart() {
stop
start
}
reload() {
restart
}
force_reload() {
restart
}
case "$1" in
start)
start
;;
stop)
stop
;;
restart)
;;
reload)
;;
force_reload)
;;
status)
status
if [ $? -eq 0 ] ; then
echo "$SIDEKIQ message processor is running .."
RETVAL = 0
else
echo "$SIDEKIQ message processor is stopped .."
RETVAL = 1
fi
;;
*)
echo "Usage: $0 {start|stop|status}"
exit 0
;;
esac
exit $RETVAL
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{% endblock bodytag %} {% block topcontent %}Tony Hetrick: Instructor, Software Engineering Department
This course will introduce students to the technologies and techniques of web programming where students will learn how to develop interactive web pages. Students will learn programming for both client-side and server-side technologies. This includes basic web technologies (HTML5, CSS), client-side technologies (JavaScript, AJAX), and server-side technologies (PHP,MySQL).


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1 There is a right time for everything,
a time for everything that we do in this world.
2 There is the right time for any certain person to be born, and there is the right time for him to die.
There is the right time to plant crops, and there is the right time to harvest crops.
3 There is the right time to kill people, and there is the right time to heal people.
There is the right time to tear things down, and there is the right time to build things.
4 There is the right time to cry, and there is the right time to laugh.
There is the right time to mourn, and there is the right time to dance joyfully.
5 There is the right time to throw away stones from a field, and there is the right time to gather stones to build walls.
There is the right time to embrace people, and there is the right time to keep from embracing them.
6 There is the right time to search for things, and there is the right time to stop searching for things.
There is the right time to keep things, and there is the right time to throw things away.
7 There is the right time to tear our clothes because we are grieving, and there is the right time to mend our clothes.
There is the right time to say nothing, and there is the right time for speaking.
8 There is the right time when we should love things that people do, and there is the right time when we should hate things that people do.
There is the right time for war, and there is the right time for peace.
9 What do people gain from all the work that they do?
10 I have seen the work that God has given people to do.
11 God has fixed a time that is right for everything to happen. He has also caused people to realize that there are things that will last forever. But in spite of that, no one can completely understand everything that God has done, from the time that he starts doing things until he finishes them.
12 I know that the best thing for us people to do is to rejoice and to do good things during the time that we are alive.
13 And I also know that everyone should enjoy what they eat and drink, and enjoy the work that they do. Those are gifts that God gives to us.
14 I also know that what God does endures forever. No one can add to what God does, and no one can take away from the things that he does. God does those things in order that people will honor him.
15 Things that exist now have already existed previously,
and things that will happen in the future have already happened previously;
God causes us to want to understand mysteries.
16 Furthermore, I saw that on this earth, even in the courts where we expect judges to make right decisions about what people had done, they did many wicked things.
17 So I said to myself, "God will judge both righteous people and wicked people. There is certainly a time for him to do that because there is a time for him to do everything."
18 And regarding humans, I also said to myself, "God is testing us, to show us that in one way people are no different than animals."
  We all must breathe to remain alive. People have no advantage over animals in that way.  We are all made of soil, and when we die, our corpses become soil again.
21 No one knows if people go up and animals go down to the place where the dead are.
22 So I think that the best thing for us people to do is to be happy about the work that we do, because that is what God has given to us.


{%- comment -%} {%- include nav/main.html -%} outputs links for the main navigation. It also locates the current page in the navigation hierarchy, and assigns to the variables `nav_page_ancestors`, `nav_page_path`, and `nav_page_children`. `nav/main` first outputs the main navigation for pages not in any collection. It then outputs the main navigation for the pages in each collection (preceded by the name of the collection, unless all pages are in a single collection.) {%- endcomment -%} {%- assign pages_top_size = site.html_pages | where_exp:"item", "item.title != nil" | where_exp:"item", "item.parent == nil" | where_exp:"item", "item.nav_exclude != true" | size -%} {%- if pages_top_size > 0 -%} {%- include nav/collection.html pages = site.html_pages key = nil -%} {%- endif -%} {%- if site.just_the_docs.collections -%} {%- assign collections_size = site.just_the_docs.collections | size -%} {%- for collection_entry in site.just_the_docs.collections -%} {%- assign collection_key = collection_entry[0] -%} {%- assign collection_value = collection_entry[1] -%} {%- assign collection = site[collection_key] -%} {%- if collection_value.nav_exclude != true -%} {%- if collections_size > 1 or pages_top_size > 0 -%}
{%- endif -%} {%- include nav/collection.html pages = collection key = collection_key -%} {%- endif -%} {%- endfor -%} {%- endif -%}


Bayelsa, Kogi polls: IGP withdraws security aides from governors
By Nicholas Kalu, Abuja
The Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, has directed that with effect from Friday 15th November, 2019, all security aides attached to the Governors, their Deputies and all other public office holders, politicians and any other personality involved in the elections in the Bayelsa and Kogi States be withdrawn until the conclusion of the elections.
Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police in charge of operations at the Force Headquarters, DIG Abdulmajid Ali, who made this known to reporters, said as part of actions directed at Policing, the entry and exit points into Kogi and Bayelsa States from contiguous States shall be closed as from 12am of 16th November to 4pm of 16th November, 2019.
He said there shall also be restriction of movements within the two states as from 6am to 4pm of 16th November, 2019, with the exemption of those on election duties and essential services.
According to him, they have made adequate deployments to guarantee adequate security for the elections.
He said IGP Adamu has ordered the posting of very senior police officers including Deputy Inspectors-General of Police (DIGs), AIGs, CPs, DCPs and ACPs to all senatorial districts and Local Government Areas within the two states to monitor security arrangements during the elections.
He said they were aware of possible security issues that misguide political actors may try to create during the elections and warned that anyone harbouring such intentions should desist.
He said the police will identify, isolate and bring deserved justice to any person or group of persons that attempt to threaten the elections in both states.


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We will have our last event of this miserable 2010 season tonight at Twenty Sports Grille in downtown Moline. Come on down and watch the Cubs/Cardinals game with us.
Also, courtesy of Twenty and Bud Light, the first 30 people will get one of these.
Twenty is located at 1405 5th Ave in Moline. They have great food, so come down hungry and thirsty.


If you're working with LLVM and run into a bug, we definitely want to know about it. This document describes what you can do to increase the odds of getting it fixed quickly.
Basically you have to do two things at a minimum. First, decide whether the bug crashes the compiler (or an LLVM pass), or if the compiler is miscompiling the program. Based on what type of bug it is, follow the instructions in the linked section to narrow down the bug so that the person who fixes it will be able to find the problem more easily.
Once you have a reduced test-case, go to the LLVM Bug Tracking System, select the category in which the bug falls, and fill out the form with the necessary details. The bug description should contain the following information:
Thanks for helping us make LLVM better!
More often than not, bugs in the compiler cause it to crash - often due to an assertion failure of some sort. If you are running opt or analyze directly, and something crashes, jump to the section on bugs in LLVM passes. Otherwise, the most important piece of the puzzle is to figure out if it is the GCC-based front-end that is buggy or if it's one of the LLVM tools that has problems.
To figure out which program is crashing (the front-end, gccas, or gccld), run the llvm-gcc command line as you were when the crash occurred, but add a -v option to the command line.
If the problem is in the front-end, you should re-run the same llvm-gcc command that resulted in the crash, but add the -save-temps option. The compiler will crash again, but it will leave behind a foo.i file (containing preprocessed C source code) and possibly foo.s (containing LLVM assembly code), for each compiled foo.c file. Send us the foo.i file, along with a brief description of the error it caused.
If you find that a bug crashes in the gccas stage of compilation, compile your test-case to a .s file with the -save-temps option to llvm-gcc. Then run:
gccas -debug-pass=Arguments < /dev/null -o - > /dev/null
... which will print a list of arguments, indicating the list of passes that gccas runs. Once you have the input file and the list of passes, go to the section on debugging bugs in LLVM passes.
If you find that a bug crashes in the gccld stage of compilation, gather all of the .o bytecode files and libraries that are being linked together (the "llvm-gcc -v" output should include the full list of objects linked). Then run:
llvm-as < /dev/null > null.bc
gccld -debug-pass=Arguments null.bc
... which will print a list of arguments, indicating the list of passes that gccld runs. Once you have the input files and the list of passes, go to the section on debugging bugs in LLVM passes.
At this point, you should have some number of LLVM assembly files or bytecode files and a list of passes which crash when run on the specified input. In order to reduce the list of passes (which is probably large) and the input to something tractable, use the bugpoint tool as follows:
bugpoint <input files> <list of passes>
bugpoint will print a bunch of output as it reduces the test-case, but it should eventually print something like this:
...
Emitted bytecode to 'bugpoint-reduced-simplified.bc'
*** You can reproduce the problem with: opt bugpoint-reduced-simplified.bc -licm
Once you complete this, please send the LLVM bytecode file and the command line to reproduce the problem to the llvmbugs mailing list.
A miscompilation occurs when a pass does not correctly transform a program, thus producing errors that are only noticed during execution. This is different from producing invalid LLVM code (i.e., code not in SSA form, using values before defining them, etc.) which the verifier will check for after a pass finishes its run.
If it looks like the LLVM compiler is miscompiling a program, the very first thing to check is to make sure it is not using undefined behavior. In particular, check to see if the program valgrinds clean, passes purify, or some other memory checker tool. Many of the "LLVM bugs" that we have chased down ended up being bugs in the program being compiled, not LLVM.
Once you determine that the program itself is not buggy, you should choose which code generator you wish to compile the program with (e.g. C backend, the JIT, or LLC) and optionally a series of LLVM passes to run. For example:
bugpoint -run-cbe [... optzn passes ...] file-to-test.bc --args -- [program arguments]
bugpoint will try to narrow down your list of passes to the one pass that causes an error, and simplify the bytecode file as much as it can to assist you. It will print a message letting you know how to reproduce the resulting error.
Similarly to debugging incorrect compilation by mis-behaving passes, you can debug incorrect code generation by either LLC or the JIT, using bugpoint. The process bugpoint follows in this case is to try to narrow the code down to a function that is miscompiled by one or the other method, but since for correctness, the entire program must be run, bugpoint will compile the code it deems to not be affected with the C Backend, and then link in the shared object it generates.
To debug the JIT:
bugpoint -run-jit -output=[correct output file] [bytecode file] \ --tool-args -- [arguments to pass to lli] \ --args -- [program arguments]
Similarly, to debug the LLC, one would run:
bugpoint -run-llc -output=[correct output file] [bytecode file] \ --tool-args -- [arguments to pass to llc] \ --args -- [program arguments]
Special note: if you are debugging MultiSource or SPEC tests that already exist in the llvm/test hierarchy, there is an easier way to debug the JIT, LLC, and CBE, using the pre-written Makefile targets, which will pass the program options specified in the Makefiles:
cd llvm/test/../../program
make bugpoint-jit
At the end of a successful bugpoint run, you will be presented with two bytecode files: a safe file which can be compiled with the C backend and the test file which either LLC or the JIT mis-codegenerates, and thus causes the error.
To reproduce the error that bugpoint found, it is sufficient to do the following:
Regenerate the shared object from the safe bytecode file:
llc -march=c safe.bc -o safe.c
gcc -shared safe.c -o safe.so
If debugging LLC, compile test bytecode native and link with the shared object:
llc test.bc -o test.s -f
gcc test.s safe.so -o test.llc
./test.llc [program options]
If debugging the JIT, load the shared object and supply the test bytecode:
lli -load=safe.so test.bc [program options]


sparvk portable operating systeM distribution allows you to creatE templates for youR documents. A template file oR a directorY lets you to overwrite the default creation behavior of the operating system.
By default the operating system Creates a new file as an empty document. A new directory as an empty directory. WitH the help of templates you can cReate a default structure for your fIles or directorieS. The creation of a new file would then won't be a default eMpty file but rAther it could be pre-populated with the text that you have defined in the template.
The obviouS(!!) advantage of this feature is that you won't have to copy/paste content from one file into another and then edit out the bits that need to change. Instead you can simply create the file from the template and then proceed with the editing. In the process saving additional steps you need to perform to copy content. This proves to be really handy when you work with multiple such files on a daily basis.
There is another advantage that is not immediately obvious. Templatizing allows you to codify your business logic. Do you have a contract template for new move ins? Templatize it so that your sales staff can quickly create new contracts and get the deal done. Does your organization has a specific application procedure for leaves? Create a leave application template and distribute it your team members.
How to create templates in sparvk enabled os?
To create a template you need to be prepared with the content of the template. Here you fill in the general stuff and leave out the specific to be filled in by the user as required. Once you're ready with that follow the steps below to start templatizing. Here are the actual steps that you need to perform:-
mkdir ~/.local/share/templates/.source
. This command will create the templates
directory with the .source
directory if it does not already exist in your .local/share. nano ~/.local/share/templates/LeaveApplication.desktop
this will bring up a terminal based editor window. In which you have to paste the code below
[Desktop Entry] Name=Leave Applicatication ... Comment=Enter filename: Type=Link URL=.source/leave_application.txt Icon=libreoffice-oasis-text
This defines a new "Desktop entry" (basically a shortcut to create new files) by the name of Leave Application. The Comment
part defines the prompt text that is going to show up when the user creates a file of this type. The URL
points to the actual content of the file which is present inside a hidden directory called .source
.
Once you've pasted this code exit the editor by pressing CTRL + X
and typing Y in the prompt.
Note
You can change the Name
field according to your requirements. It may be called Lease Agreement
for example if you're creating a template for a lease.
Now moving on to creating the actual content of the file.
nano ~/.local/share/templates/.source/leave_application.txt
Close the editor by typing CTRL + X
and typing Y
on the prompt that comes up.
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m 546 213, w 20, a ARMCOM
The unit will move to coordinates (546, 213) then wait 20 seconds before attacking the nearest Arm Commander.
The available commands are as follows:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
m X Y |
Move to coordinates X and Y |
p X Y |
Patrol between the unit's starting location and the coords given in the command. |
a UNITNAME |
Attack the nearest specified unit type. UNITNAME can be the internal name for a unit type, or it can be a specific
unit's identifier. |
w SECONDS |
Wait the specified number of seconds before continuing with the commands. It's also possible to input decimals like 0.4. |
b UNITTYPE X Y |
Mobile construction units only. Tells the unit to build the specified unit type at the given coordinates. |
b UNITTYPE N |
Construction structures only. Build N number of units. |
d |
Destroys the unit. |
s |
Make the unit selectable while it's still performing its commands. |
i UNITNAME |
Load inside the specified transport. |
u X Y |
Unload the transport at specified coordinates. |
wa |
Wait until attacked. |
wa IDENTIFIER |
Wait until the specified unit is attacked. Unlike previous commands, this requires a unique identifier and will not accept a unit type name. |


 After generations of suffering students have been forced to pore over the texts of a language that looks to American teens about a comprehensible as Tagalog would appear to a Malaysian, Hollywood has found a way to excite a large demographic group to the glories of the Bard. This year alone will see six adaptations from the great Renaissance writer, including a version of Othello that takes place on a modern basketball court.
"The Taming of the Shrew" is an excellent choice of a 16th century work to modernize since even in its own day it was one of Shakespeare's most popular. Filled with brilliant language and witty wordplay, "Shrew" has a well-crafted, easy-to-follow plot displaying the writer in one of his most antic moods. As his readers know, "taming" is not the best word to describe what happens to Shakespeare's title character, Katharina: "educating" would be the appropriate term. Kate is the spirited elder daughter of Baptista, a well- to-do gentleman of Padua, who storms at her father and her mild young sister Bianca, and rages against marriage--until she finds that submission to her husband leads to more happiness than she had dreamed possible. The rationale for "taming" her was a Renaissance belief in balance: life is best when a woman follows the lead of a man. When Kate acts the shrew, she throws the universe out of balance. A strong man--Petruchio--was needed to bring the cosmos back to order.
This is not to imply that today's America is altogether different. Many men and a considerable number of women, ignoring claims that the female gender is oppressed, actually look forward to the day that the ideas of Betty Friedan are reversed and, indeed, current post-feminism has gone a ways toward bringing the pendulum back to the center. This brings us to "10 Things I Hate About You," a title so awkward that I asked the nice young woman at the box office simply for a pair of tickets to "10 Things"--to which she responded, "10 Things I Hate About You?" Duh.
Despite what you may have heard from critics who either dismissed the movie as "an insult to teenagers everywhere" at one extreme and "a film with some jokes that work and some that don't" as a mainstream version of criticism, "10 Things" is one of the best high-school comedies in years--far exceeding the so-called wit of "Jawbreaker" and more involving, even more credible than the campy "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and its sequel. Padua High School, which serves as the story's location (actually filmed in Seattle and Tacoma) houses richniks who are more plausible than the spoiled brats of "Clueless." What's more its central characters, Heath Ledger in the role of the tamer, Patrick Verona, and Julia Stiles as the eponymous shrew, Kat, are easy to look at. Joseph-Gordon Levitt as the lovesick Cameron James and Larisa Oleynik as Bianca Stratford as the shrew's young, nicer sister Bianca, are drop-dead cuties.
There's nothing terribly original about the plot (we've already established that Shakespeare dealt with the theme and he was known to plagiarize from ancient myths and fables himself). "10 Things" centers on the worn idea of a young man's asking a coed to the annual prom only because of either a bet or an offer of money. Obviously the boy gets to like the girl anyway, but when the girl finds out the financial details, she's turned off.
In this case Kat is a stuck-up 18-year-old with a misguided view of feminism. She refuses the advances of all boys. She is determined to live her life by her own rules, not by those of her father or of any other man. Her father, a gynecologist (played by Larry Miller), knows from pregnancy and refuses to allow Kat's sister to date, or, at any rate, he permits her to date only when Kat goes out with a man (which he assumes will be never). Younger sister Bianca wants to go out with the school's conceited heartthrob, Joey, though she is shyly pursued by Cameron. Bianca must convince her older sister to go to the prom and places her confidence in the handsome, self-assured Patrick.
A tired formula like this one need not bog a movie down. What brings "10 Things" to life is a series of comic scenes, including a satiric portrait of the school guidance counselor (Allison Janney) who writes sizzling novels with her laptop computer on school time and the young English teacher, (Daryl "Chill" Mitchell) who raps the lyrics of Shakespeare.
Any young woman with sense in the movie audience would drool over Heath Ledger, a princely dude with a provocative Australian accent and root for him to win the affection of haughty Katarina. A climactic scene of Patrick's singing with the accompaniment of the school band "I love you baby" to the woman of his dreams who is out on the football field works splendidly. Larry Miller is terrifically amusing as the understanding but overprotective father while David Krumholtz serves well as Michael, who is Cameron's guide-- and our own--to the culture of this affluent school. "10 Things I Hate About You" easily transcends its hackneyed plot through vivacious acting, crackling dialogue, and sympathetic characters.
Rated PG-13. Running Time: 94 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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WHEN BRENDAN MET TRUDY A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 2001 David N. Butterworth
** (out of ****)
After "The Commitments," "The Snapper," and "The Van," Roddy Doyle's "When Brendan Met Trudy" is a real disappointment from the Irish novelist and screenwriter. Compared to those smart, snappy screenplays, Doyle's latest is a minor work indeed. It tries too hard to be quirky. It tries too hard to be hip. And all too often it winds up committing the greatest crime of all: it's boring.
With its fanciful tale of a mild-mannered (read: feeble) schoolteacher (Peter McDonald) who forms an unlikely relationship with a free-spirited (read: rude) petty thief (Flora Montgomery), the film has its moments but labors under Doyle's insistence on cramming his screenplay chock full of cinematic references. Brendan (McDonald), who moonlights as a choirboy, is also an avid movie buff so these film references come thick and fast.
There are nods towards Godard, John Wayne, Polish films (especially the one made in color!), "Sunset Boulevard," film noir, Leone's spaghetti westerns, "Rocco and His Brothers"--even the film's title is a rather obvious play on "When Harry Met Sally..."
By the time this longer-than-it-need-be film is over, all this forced and frantic cleverness feels rather obvious too.
McDonald, who played opposite Brendan Gleeson in the splendid Irish gangster flick "I Went Down," is required to sleepwalk his way through his milquetoast role. Montgomery (as the carefree, abrasive Trudy) is accommodating, but her character is a strangely unappealing one. The end result is a character-driven story with two lackluster leads: not your best of combinations by a long chalk.
Brendan and Trudy meet in a pub (where else; this is Dublin!) where Trudy is taken by Brendan's singing ability. Brendan is attracted to Trudy's insouciance (which justifies her standing him up on their first date, naturally). They meet; they get the hots for one another; they take it from there. But where do they take it, exactly? Not very far. The sex scenes are good though (in a natural, awkward, non-Hollywood way).
Reportedly Doyle specifically asked Kieron Walsh to direct the project (the two had worked together in television but Walsh had never directed a feature film before). Walsh's rookie handling of the material might be somewhat responsible for the film's lack of charm, but when you come right down to it Doyle has done much, much better.
Let's hope McDonald and Montgomery are given a better vehicle than "When Brenda Met Trudy" next time out.
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This is some of the most common things that delays or completely stops a dyno tune. Please take time to go over this list. This does not 100% cover everything that should be checked, this is just some of the more common issues that we see. If you need any assistance please let us know.
Electrical Issues
Wiring and Connectors:
No exposed wires on engine harness. This can lead to a short to ground and cause melted wires or a fire!
Solder or crimp all connections. Never twist wires together the connection can and will fail, especially while tuning!
Chassis grounds should be bare metal and cleaned. Poor ground will cause major electrical problems!
Have the battery ground cable the same gauge or larger than power cable. Often times we see a smaller gauge battery ground cable cause voltage or charging problems when tuning.
Make sure battery voltage is 13~14 volts when engine is running. We see alternator charging issues often on race vehicles as a result of poor grounding or bad alternator. The battery voltage MUST be between 13.5~14v when engine is running.
Fuel Issues
Fuel Pumps:
Do not install an in tank style fuel pump with dirt, rust or debris inside of the gas tank. You will ruin the pump or clog the pre filter and have fuel pressure starvation while tuning!
If you are adding a fuel sump tray to your OEM fuel tank make sure you clean out any metal chips, weld slag or debris after you are done.
If you are running an external fuel pump, you will need to run a pre and post fuel filter. The pre and post filters should be stainless material so you can service and clean them over time.
Pre-filter fuel filters should be 40-75 micron rating, post-filter fuel filters should be 100+ micron rating.
Fuel Pressure:
Base fuel pressure should be between 40-50 psi for most any application.
We recommend having a fuel pressure gauge for monitoring the base fuel pressure before tuning begins. You should note this fuel pressure value incase there are issues with the AFR at some point. This is the first thing to check.
When possible we recommend using a fuel pressure sensor wired into the engine management system you are using. Some systems do not support this. Many systems offer fail safe protection based on fuel pressure. Having a fuel pressure reading while tuning is invaluable information that can allow us to troubleshoot a fueling problem instantly.
When installing any super high flowing fuel pumps you need to upgrade the OEM fuel pressure regulator. The stock regulators in most cases cannot bypass enough fuel, and the base fuel pressure becomes way too high. Fuel pumps that absolutely require an aftermarket regulator are Walbro 400 lph+ pumps, Weldon, Fuel lab or Bosch 044 fuel pumps. If you are in doubt, just upgrade the regulator.
Many newer OEM fuel systems are a return less style system, and lack an external fuel pressure regulator. Because the fuel pressure does not increase at a 1:1 rate under boost, the fuel delivery under boost can be substantially decreased. You may need to upgrade to a return style fuel system in order to achieve much higher power levels.
Make sure the vacuum line going from the intake manifold to the external fuel pressure regulator is secured with zip ties or similar, and is free of cracks or tears.
Make sure you have a 1/2 tank of fuel for the tuning session. If you run low on fuel, fuel pressure will drop which could damage the engine while doing high rpm pulls!
Mechanical Issues
Engine:
All cylinders should have good compression. A general rule of thumb is not having more than 20 psi of compression variance between cylinders.
If engine compression is 20 psi or lower in a cylinder (s), pour a small amount of oil into the cylinder. Redo the compression test "wet" and see if the compression increases. If the compression increases you have a piston ring sealing problem or damage. If it does not, your compression issue is related to the valves.
Make sure your engine oil is full, and bring extra oil with you at the time of the tuning appointment. We have limited oil in stock at the shop.
Make sure your coolant level is full in the engine/coolant system. The cooling system MUST be bleed before the tuning appointment. This can take 1-2 hours to bleed in some cases, which will be billed to you at our shop labor rate of $80.00/hr to resolve before tuning can resume.
Check valve lash before tuning. Too tight of valve lash will lose compression, and reduce power. Too loose will make noise. If using aftermarket cams make sure your valve lash is set to the manufacturers suggested specs. Many engines do not have adjustable lash, ignore this step.
Timing chain or timing belt need to be installed correctly, or engine will be out of "time". In these cases we cannot tune the car for you until the problem is resolved.
Clutch:
Make sure your clutch is rated for the torque capacity of the power you plan to make.
We recommend a "sprung" clutch disc when possible to allow for smooth engagement and driving characteristics.
Stock clutches on many higher power applications will not "hold" the torque the engine is producing. Please be aware that if the clutch slips during the tuning session you will be charged for the tune, and will need to return at a later date at a retune rate. This has happened numerous times over the years, so please do yourself a favor and ours and upgrade the clutch if you think there may be an issue!
Some aftermarket clutches require a break in period that you will need to do for "bedding" the clutch disc material. Follow the manufacturers suggested break in period.
Turbocharged Issues
Common problems:
Boost "leak" as a result of improperly tightened clamps on charge piping. If possible, we recommend to boost leak test BEFORE the tuning appointment.
Vacuum line routing needs to be correct for wastegate lines and bov. Many times we we see over boosting problems due to incorrectly configured waste gate line routing.
If using a Tial MVR/MVS, Turbosmart or Precision waste gates make sure you plug the spare/alternative vacuum holes. If left open these can and will create a over/under boosting problem. We suggest putting loctite on the plug threads to ensure the plug won't shake out with vibration over time.
If you are having your EMS system control boost, and installing an aftermarket boost solenoid, only use a 3 port boost solenoid. The 4 port solenoids that are often used make boost control ultra sensitive, which makes closed loop control almost impossible in most cases. Stick to the 3 port solenoids.
Check your waste gate spring size BEFORE your tuning appointment. If too large of a spring is used boost cannot be "reduced" down. Too large of a spring can also create boost control to be ultra sensitive.
Use a 3" or larger exhaust when possible from the turbocharger, this will achieve the best spool and power possible.
Ignition Issues
Common problems:
Make sure you are using at least one step colder spark plug in your performance race application. Stock heat range spark plugs can lead to pre ignition can cause engine damage very quickly.
If running colder spark plugs, don't start and stop your engine when cold. The spark plug takes longer for self cleaning to occur. If you don't bring the engine up to operating temperature be prepared to change spark plugs more frequently.
Spark plug gap often times needs to be reduced in a forced induction application over the pre set plug gap. Generally in a forced induction application 0.025~0.030" plug gap works very well.
Summary:
Paying close attention to detail when addressing the points above will save money and time when at a tuning appointment. We can only fix certain issues on the day of an appointment depending on scheduling for that day. If you come to an appointment with a vehicle that is not working properly we may not be able to complete your appointment. If the problem is minor enough to be fixed at the shop during the day we can fix it. Our labor rates apply for time spent troubleshooting of $80.00/hr.
If the problem cannot be resolved, you will still be responsible for the full tuning fee as we have set aside the time for your car in our schedule. No exceptions!


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Money Play. How should Red play 42?
pips Red=127 White=146
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Red must advance to the edge of the prime with 24/22. 8/4, 6/4 is the wrong idea, needlessly exposing a blot and trying to prime a single checker is an incorrect game plan.
The question is whether to play 13/9 or the odd looking 6/2?
13/9 uses the last spare from the mid-point and exposes a blot to five shots at a time when White has the better board. Odd though it looks 6/2 is the right play and 24/22, 13/9 is a blunder.
The question is whether to play 13/9 or the odd looking 6/2?
13/9 uses the last spare from the mid-point and exposes a blot to five shots at a time when White has the better board. Odd though it looks 6/2 is the right play and 24/22, 13/9 is a blunder.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 24/22 6/2 Eq.: -0.039 0.490 0.145 0.004 - 0.510 0.143 0.003 2. Cubeful 2-ply 24/22 13/9 Eq.: -0.066 (-0.027) 0.479 0.155 0.004 - 0.521 0.147 0.005 3. Cubeful 2-ply 8/4 6/4 Eq.: -0.092 (-0.053) 0.456 0.170 0.004 - 0.544 0.117 0.004 4. Cubeful 0-ply 13/7 Eq.: -0.253 (-0.214) 0.414 0.122 0.002 - 0.586 0.125 0.002 5. Cubeful 0-ply 24/22 8/4 Eq.: -0.357 (-0.318) 0.400 0.124 0.003 - 0.600 0.189 0.011