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Corresponds to an relative moveto (m) path data command.
Members
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Properties
The SVGPathSegMovetoRel object has these properties.
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2022
24. Yaping Zhang, Huijuan Yu, Shiwei Chai, Xin Chai, Luyao Wang, Wen-Chao Geng, Juan-Juan Li, Yu-Xin Yue, Dong-Sheng Guo* and Yuefei Wang*, Noninvasive and individual-centered monitoring of uric acid for precaution of hyperuricemia via optical supramolecular sensing. Advanced Science, 2022, 2104463.
23. Zhe Zheng#, Siying Ren#, Wen-Chao Geng, Xuexian Cui, Bian Wu* and Hong Wang*, Monitoring methionine decarboxylase by a supramolecular tandem assay. Chemistry – An Asian Journal, 2022, doi: 10.1002/asia.202200106.
22. Jing Feng#, Wen-Chao Geng#, Huifeng Jiang and Bian Wu*, Recent advances in biocatalysis of nitrogen-containing heterocycles. Biotechnology Advances, 2022, 107813.
2021
21. Yuan-Qiu Cheng#, Yu-Xin Yue#, Hong-Mei Cao#, Wen-Chao Geng, Lan-Xing Wang, Xin-Yue Hu, Hua-Bin Li, Qiang Bian, Xiang-Lei Kong, Jian-Feng Liu, De-Ling Kong, Dong-Sheng Guo* and Yue-Bing Wang*, Coassembly of hypoxia-sensitive macrocyclic amphiphiles and extracellular vesicles for targeted kidney injury imaging and therapy. Journal of Nanobiotechnology, 2021, 19, 451.
20. Wen-Chao Geng#, Zhongju Ye#, Zhe Zheng, Jie Gao, Juan-Juan Li, Muhammad Raza Shah, Lehui Xiao* and Dong-Sheng Guo*, Supramolecular bioimaging through signal amplification by combining indicator displacement assay with Förster resonance energy transfer. Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2021, 60, 19614-19619.
19. Huijuan Yu, Xin Chai, Wen-Chao Geng, Lei Zhang, Fei Ding, Dong-Sheng Guo* and Yuefei Wang*, Facile and label-free fluorescence strategy for evaluating the influence of bioactive ingredients on FMO3 activity via supramolecular host-guest reporter pair. Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 2021, 192, 113488.
18. Zhanzhan Zhang#, Yu-Xin Yue#, Lina Xu, Ying Wang, Wen-Chao Geng, Juan-Juan Li, Xiang-lei Kong, Xinzhi Zhao, Yadan Zheng, Yu Zhao, Linqi Shi*, Dong-Sheng Guo* and Yang Liu*, Macrocyclic-amphiphile-based self-assembled nanoparticles for ratiometric delivery of therapeutic combinations to tumors. Advanced Materials, 2021, 33, 2007719.
17. Zhe Zheng, Wen-Chao Geng, Hua-Bin Li and Dong-Sheng Guo*, Sensitive fluorescence detection of saliva pepsin by a supramolecular tandem assay enables the diagnosis of gastroesophageal reflux disease. Supramolecular Chemistry, 2021, 33, 80-87.
16. Wen-Chao Geng, Zhe Zheng and Dong-Sheng Guo*, Supramolecular design based activatable magnetic resonance imaging. VIEW, 2021, 2, 20200059.
2020
15. Miao Guo, Wen-Chao Geng, Chengbin Liu*, Jiayun Gu, Zezhong Zhang, and Yanhong Tang*, Ultrahigh areal capacitance of flexible MXene electrodes: electrostatic and steric effects of terminations. Chemistry of Materials, 2020, 32, 8257-8265.
14. Wen-Chao Geng#, Dongmei Zhang#, Chu Gong, Zhihao Li, Kevin Barraza, J.L. Beauchamp*, Dong-Sheng Guo* and Xinxing Zhang*, Host-guest complexation of amphiphilic molecules at the air-water interface prevents oxidation by hydroxyl radicals and singlet oxygen. Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2020, 59, 12684-12688.
13. Wen-Chao Geng, Jonathan L. Sessler* and Dong-Sheng Guo*, Supramolecular prodrugs based on host–guest interactions. Chemical Society Reviews, 2020, 49, 2303-2315.
2019
12. Zhe Zheng, Huijuan Yu, Wen-Chao Geng, Xin-Yue Hu, Yu-Ying Wang, Zhihao Li, Yuefei Wang and Dong-Sheng Guo*, Guanidinocalix[5]arene for sensitive fluorescence detection and magnetic removal of perfluorinated pollutants. Nature Communications, 2019, 10, 5762.
11. Yu-Ying Wang, Yong Kong, Zhe Zheng, Wen-Chao Geng, Zi-Yi Zhao, Hongwei Sun and Dong-Sheng Guo*, Complexation of a guanidinium-modified calixarene with diverse dyes and investigation of the corresponding photophysical response. Beilstein Journal of Organic Chemistry, 2019, 15, 1394-1406.
10. Huijuan Yu, Wen-Chao Geng, Zhe Zheng, Jie Gao, Dong-Sheng Guo* and Yuefei Wang*, Facile fluorescence monitoring of gut microbial metabolite trimethylamine N-oxide via molecular recognition of guanidinium-modified calixarene. Theranostics, 2019, 9, 4624-4632.
9. Zhe Zheng, Wen-Chao Geng, Zhe Xu and Dong-Sheng Guo*, Macrocyclic amphiphiles for drug delivery. Israel Journal of Chemistry, 2019, 59, 913-927.
8. Wen-Chao Geng, Qiaoxian Huang, Zhe Xu, Ruibing Wang* and Dong-Sheng Guo*, Gene delivery based on macrocyclic amphiphilies. Theranostics, 2019, 9, 3094-3106.
7. Wen-Chao Geng, Shaorui Jia, Zhe Zheng, Zhihao Li, Dan Ding and Dong-Sheng Guo*, A Noncovalent fluorescence turn-on strategy for hypoxia imaging. Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2019, 58, 2377-2381.
2018
6. Zhe Zheng, Wen-Chao Geng, Jie Gao, Yi-Jiang Mu and Dong-Sheng Guo*, Differential calixarene receptors create patterns that discriminate glycosaminoglycans. Organic Chemistry Frontiers, 2018, 5, 2685-2691.
5. Wen-Chao Geng, Hongwei Sun* and Dong-Sheng Guo*, Macrocycles containing azo groups: recognition, assembly and application. Journal of Inclusion Phenomena and Macrocyclic Chemistry, 2018, 92, 1-79.
4. Jie Gao, Jun Li, Wen-Chao Geng, Fang-Yuan Chen, Xingchen Duan, Zhe Zheng, Dan Ding* and Dong-Sheng Guo*, Biomarker displacement activation: a general host-guest strategy for targeted phototheranostics in vivo. Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2018, 140, 4945-4953.
3. Zhe Zheng, Wen-Chao Geng, Jie Gao, Yu-Ying Wang, Hongwei Sun and Dong-Sheng Guo*, Ultrasensitive and specific fluorescence detection of a cancer biomarker via nanomolar binding to a guanidinium-modified calixarene. Chemical Science, 2018, 9, 2087-2091.
2017
2. Wen-Chao Geng, Yan-Cen Liu, Zhe Zheng, Dan Ding and Dong-Sheng Guo*, Direct visualization and real-time monitoring of dissipative self-assembly by synchronously coupled aggregation-induced emission. Materials Chemistry Frontiers, 2017, 1, 2651-2655.
1. Wen-Chao Geng, Yan-Cen Liu, Yu-Ying Wang, Zhe Xu, Zhe Zheng, Cheng-Bo Yang and Dong-Sheng Guo*, A self-assembled white-light-emitting system in aqueous medium based on a macrocyclic amphiphile. Chemical Communications, 2017, 53, 392-395.


--- title: limmbo2 R package now on Github author: Frederick Boehm date: 2018-03-30 publisheddate: 2018-03-30 lastmod: 2018-11-10 type: "post" comments: true ---
I have posted to Github the R package limmbo2
. limmbo2
is a R wrapper to the freely available python module limmbo
. I mention my interest in limmbo
in an earlier blog post, so I won’t repeat it here.


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James Traficant
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"Am I different? Yeah. Deep down, you know you want to wear wider bottoms; you're just not secure enough... Do I do my hair with a Weed Whacker? I admit."
"I wanted to have Playboy bunnies come on at night to meet with me. I wanted to be promiscuous with them."
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Expelled from Congress, July 24, 2002.
From The Economist:
"Consider a recent exchange between James Traficant, a Democratic congressman from Youngstown, Ohio, and a woman called Sandra Ferrante. The occasion was the sombre meeting of the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct. The subject was whether Mr Traficant should be expelled from Congress.
Ferrante: No
Traficant: Why not?
From AmericanMafia.com:
"Congressman Traficantís greatest controversy involves his claim that officers of the CIA were responsible for the murders of the 270 people who died as a result of the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 in December, 1988. Shortly after this terrorist attack, Traficant called a press conference, at which he claimed that a CIA drug trafficking scheme gone awry had allowed the bomb to be smuggled onboard. ABC News London correspondent Pierre Salinger then picked up the story, utilizing Traficant, government informant Lester Coleman, and private investigator Juval Aviv as his sources. Eventually, the Justice Department indicted two agents of Libyan Intelligence for the bombing and Traficantís and Salingerís CIA theory lost credibility as the press began to scrutinize its proponents."
Quotes
- "Janet Reno committed treason.  So sue me, Janet."
Timeline
| 8 May 1941 |
James Traficant born to James and Agnes Traficant, Youngstown OH. |
| 1963 |
B.S. Education, University of Pittsburgh. |
| 1982 |
The FBI arrests James Traficant. |
| 8 Aug 1998 |
Congressman James Traficant comes up with a Lewinksy quip: "If it's on the dress, he must confess. If that dress don't fit, they must acquit." |
| 25 May 2001 |
"Madam Speaker, an investigation revealed that 16,000 IRS employees illegally used their computers. The report states IRS agents spent 50 percent of their time at work on personal business. If that is not enough to service your revenue, IRS agents illegally used their computers for shopping, stock trading, gambling and pornography. Unbelievable. Think about it. While 60 percent of taxpayer calls to the IRS go unanswered, the IRS agents were watching Marilyn Chambers do the Rotary International. Beam me up here." |
| 22 Apr 2002 |
"I hate the IRS.  US News & World Report |
| 19 Jul 2002 |
"I will probably go to jail, but do you know what? There's a lot of good people who go to jail." (AOL) |
| 24 Jul 2002 |
James Traficant expelled from U.S. Congress. |
| 17 Jul 2009 |
Scheduled release date from Allenwood Federal Corrections Institution. |
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public static interface MemoryMonitor.Test
MemoryMonitor
may optionally
implement. These methods give the tester access to some of the
internal, white-box data.
During testing Mondrian has a default
MemoryMonitor
which might be replaced with a test
MemoryMonitor
s using the ThreadLocal
mechanism. After the test using the test
MemoryMonitor
finishes, a call to the
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the default MemoryMonitor
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SEVEN A film review by Bryant Frazer Copyright 1995 Bryant Frazer
Directed by David Fincher Written by Andrew Kevin Walker Cinematography by Darius Khondji Starring Morgan Freeman, Brad Pitt, Gwyneth Paltrow U.S.A., 1995
David Fincher, whose brilliant career as a director of music videos encompassed such highs and lows as Madonna's "Express Yourself" and Rick Springfield's (weird but forgotten) "Bop 'Til You Drop," has helmed an almost overly stylish thriller about the evil that men do and the myriad ways to punish them. And this thriller is so unlikely on its surface that when the machine kicks into high gear and the movie really starts to matter to us, its impact seems all-encompassing and lingers for days after viewing.
So whether we like it or not, we've got SE7EN to keep us company at night. That's not a typo--that's how the title appears on-screen, flickering white on black during the opening sequence as though scratched directly on the film, while a remix of Trent (Nine Inch Nails) Reznor's singularly creepy hit "Closer to God" throbs on the soundtrack. We're brought full-circle a couple of hours later, when the credits roll backwards as the brand-new David Bowie/Brian Eno tune "The Heart's Filthy Lesson" blares in digital stereo, releasing us to the open air outside this hermetic little nightmare. It's obvious that Fincher has mastered the fine art of creating a mood.
Saddled with a script that's mostly middle-of-the-road, despite its fashionable proclivity toward the grotesque, Fincher fashions a mean little movie about sin, the city, free will, and the most grotesque notions of justice. Fincher's feature debut was the ambitious ALIEN 3, a cerebral, nearly charmless meditation on bodies and alienation that was reviled by fans of ALIENS, James Cameron's space fantasy about marines with big guns. The followup already seems to be a bigger success, thanks in large part to a more conventional premise and the presence of two big Hollywood guns--Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt.
The story is conveniently divided into days of the week. Pitt is Mills, the new detective on the force. Freeman is Somerset, the mentor who's trying to ease the younger cop into the bowels of the city while defusing his impatience. Near the film's beginning, the corpse of a grossly overweight man is found in a dark room, face down in a heaping bowl of pasta that he was fed from until his insides ruptured. Behind the fridge: the word GLUTTONY is scrawled on the wall. Soon after, police discover the body of a rich and prominent defense attorney who has literally been bled dry. Writ in large letters of grue on the carpet: GREED. Somerset is onto this one right away--gluttony and greed are two of the seven deadly sins. The killer of both men, he surmises, is an intelligent psychopath who intends to continue his grisly ways until all seven sins have been illustrated in a fashion that may put you off your popcorn. The two go after the killer, Mills' brash style countered by the wary, jaded technique of Somerset (who is, natch, set to retire at the end of the week).
The screenplay, by a fellow named Andrew Kevin Walker who supposedly got his nastiest ideas while working at Tower Records in Manhattan (hell, I believe it), isn't much on the surface, just a whole bunch of musings about moral vigilantism and the absence of goodness and light in urban America tempered by the buddy-buddy banter of the two cops. There's even a thankless role for the cop's wife, Tracy (Gwyneth Paltrow, who is as good as everyone else), and an unlikely breakthrough that puts the cops right on the killer's tail at the beginning of the second act. But it sure works. The outlandish nature of at least one of the murders swings the script firmly into comic book territory, and there's nothing wrong with that. If the Batman movies were being made with the sensibility of master comic book creator Frank Miller, they might look something like this--here's a thriller with a visual impact so tremendous that it can get away with some shamelessly outre melodrama.
Maybe if I watched SE7EN again, I could detect how the whole becomes something bigger than the sum of its parts, but the work as it stands is pretty seamless. Razor sharp performances--especially by Freeman and the unbilled star who plays the killer--miraculous cinematography in the near dark by Darius Khondji, and a swirling, enveloping sound mix all contribute to a dazzling movie experience. Fincher has us in the palm of his hand about halfway through, when the film's centerpiece--an extended chase scene riddled by gunfire and shafts of sunlight--breaks the tension of the long exposition. The killer leaps over barriers and ducks in and out of shadows like the phantom of the opera, and Fincher distills that neo-Gothic atmosphere without clogging up the works. The relationship between cops and killer becomes very real, almost mythic, and SE7EN goes from there like a greased pig.
At the climax, screenwriter Walker confronts his characters with one humdinger of a bad situation. There's a palpable sense as the story winds down that something very real is at stake, and the movie's ultimate moral structure seems to extend into the world outside like a fog. As pessimistic as SE7EN ultimately becomes, it's refreshing in its belief in something larger than the typical bogus moral dilemma. Because the movie believes in its mission, the climax is likely to resonate in your head for hours, perhaps days after viewing. Searching for meaning in the world it creates, SE7EN finds the dark heart of the soul and pokes at it 'til it bursts.
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Quick start with the component.
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.
Requirements¶
Setup¶
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jsConfirm.init('delete', {
callback: customCallback
});
In this example delete
it’s the class asigned to the DOM elements to fire the modal and customCallback
it’s the function to call when the user click the proceed button, jsConfirm it’s smart enough to attach automatically the click event
for you.
Changing default text¶
jsConfirm provides optional settings to change the modal text, this options are:
- title
- text (modal message)
- cancelText
- proceedText
In that way you can adapt the modal to another language or functionality
jsConfirm.init('like', {
callback: customCallback,
title: "Like Image",
text: "Are you sure you want to save it?",
cancelText: "Cancel",
proceedText: "Save file",
});
Sending custom data¶
Most of the times you want a personalized message for each window or send an id to the ajax call, that’s easy to make with jsConfirm, you can sent data to the component using a data-someting
property in your dom caller and specifying the data on the init, e.g.:

jsConfirm.init('delete', {
callback: customCallback,
data: ["name", "id"]
});
Please notice: you also need to follow the intructions to make ajax calls or to change the descriptions
Adding custom text for each element¶
Set a custom message for each item it’s easy after send the data, you only need to add the custom text {/name/}
where name
it’s the data you wanna set in that place, e.g.:

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callback: customCallback,
text: "Are you sure you want to save {/name/}?",
data: ["name"]
});
Ajax support¶
jsConfirm has ajax post support by default, you only need to set an url
parameter in the settings on the init, e.g.:
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callback: customCallback,
url: "https://yourapi.com/"
});
Sending custom data¶
The support for custom data it’s set it by default, you only need to provide your data parameter and start sending the data to the request, you can also specify custom data for each request using the extra
parameter, this is convenient to send csrf and any other required data, e.g.:

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callback: customCallback,
url: "https://yourapi.com/"
text: "Are you sure you want to delete {/name/}?",
data: ["name", "id"],
extra: {
csrfmiddlewaretoken: "csrf"
}
});
That code it’s going to make a post call to https://yourapi.com/
with id
, name
and csrfmiddlewaretoken
.
Multiple confirmations¶
Sometimes we need to add more than one confirmation in our project, jsConfirm support natively this feature without any change, just start a second modal, e.g.:
jsConfirm.init('delete', {
callback: customCallback
});
jsConfirm.init('like', {
callback: customCallbackTwo
});
Please notice: jsConfirm reuse the modal window for performance, then, if you set a custom title make sure you set a custom title for all your confirmations.
Callbacks¶
The callback it’s a simple function to be executed when the user confirm the action or when the ajax call get the response, it receive 2 params:
target
the caller DOM objectdata
the ajax json response
customCallback = function(target, data) {
"use strict";
// Do something
};


VIRT-V2V.CONF
Section: User Contributed Perl Documentation (5)Updated: 2012-03-02
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
virt-v2v.conf - configuration file for virt-v2vDESCRIPTION
"virt-v2v.conf" describes:- *
- a set of target profiles which pre-define a set of output options.
- *
- how to map virtual network interface connections when importing them from another environment.
- *
- software which can be installed by virt-v2v during the conversion process.
FORMAT
The configuration file is an XML document whose root element is <virt-v2v>.Target Profiles
A target profile is used to group a set of configuration options defining a specific destination for a conversion. A user can specify a target profile in place of the equivalent command line options.A target profile is defined by an element in virt-v2v.conf which is a child of the top-level virt-v2v element. For example:
<profile name='kvm1'> <method>libvirt</method> <storage format='raw' allocation='sparse'>default</storage> <network type='default'> <network type='network' name='red'/> </network> <network type='bridge' name='xenbr1'> <network type='network' name='green'/> </network> </profile>
A target profile is identified by its name attribute. Allowed elements are:
- method
- The output method, equivalent to the -o command line option. This element is required.
- storage
-
The output storage location, equivalent to the -os command line option. This
element is required.
storage can optionally have format and allocation attributes. If specified, these are equivalent to the -of and -oa command line options respectively.
- network
-
A set of network mappings specific to this profile. See ``Mapping network
interface connections'' for detail of the format of this element.
Network mappings specified in the selected profile will be used in preference to top-level network mappings. A specific, matching top-level mapping will still be used in preference to a default specified in a profile.
Mapping network interface connections
When importing a guest from a different machine and/or hypervisor, it is likely that the name of the virtual interface its network devices were connected to will change. For example, a typical Xen guest will be connected to a bridge device called xenbrN. This bridge is created by Xen and will not exist locally by default.virt-v2v can change these on import to connect to an appropriate local interface. The mapping is specified by the <network> element, which is a child of the root element. The configuration can specify any number of <network> elements. <network> has 2 attributes:
- type
-
type can be:
-
For Xen and ESX guests the source type will typically be 'bridge'. A configuration may only contain a single default mapping.
- name
- name specifies the name of the given network or bridge. A default mapping does not have a name.
The mapping is specified by a nested <network> element.
The following example specifies that a guest interface which bridged to 'xenbr1' before conversion should be changed to connect to the local bridge called 'br0'. Any other network interface should be changed to connect to the local managed network called 'default':
<network type='bridge' name='xenbr1'> <network type='bridge' name='br0'/> </network> <network type='default'> <network type='network' name='default'/> </network>
Specifying software to be installed
virt-v2v may have to install software in a guest during the conversion process to ensure it boots. An example is replacing a Xen paravirtualised kernel with a normal kernel. This software will be specific to the guest operating system.A capability describes the set of software required for a specific goal, for example VirtIO support. A capability describes only direct dependencies. Transitive dependencies will be resolved by the installation method, for example yum or ``Local Installation''.
<capability> is a child of the root element. There can be any number of <capability> elements. See ``Searching'' for a description of the attributes of <capability> and how they are matched.
Dependencies are specified in the <dep> element, which has the following attributes:
- name
- The symbolic name of a dependency. On an rpm-based system this will be the package name. This attribute is required.
- minversion
- The minimum required version of the software. For rpm-based systems this must be specified as [epoch:]version[-release]. This attribute is required.
- ifinstalled
- A dependency must normally be installed if it is not present, or upgraded if it present but too old. If ifinstalled is 'yes', the dependency will be upgraded if is present but too old, but not installed if it is not already present.
If it is not possible to install required software using the guest's update agent, the software can be installed from the conversion host. In this case, it must be specified in the <app> element. <app> is a child of the root element. The configuration can specify any number of <app> elements. See ``Searching'' for a description of the attribute of <app> and how they are matched.
The <app> element must contain a <path> element, which specifies the path to the software. It may also contain any number of <dep> elements, which specify the names of additional applications which may need to be installed. Each dependency will be resolved in the same way as its parent, by looking for a match based on os, distro, major, minor and arch.
virt-v2v will attempt to install dependencies first. A dependency will only be installed if it is not already installed, or the installed version is older than the specified version. On x86_64, virt-v2v will additionally check if an i386 version need to by updated, but only if any i386 version of the package is already installed.
Paths given in <path> must be absolute, unless there is a top level <path-root> element. If it exists, all <path> elements will be relative to <path-root>.
The following example specifies the location of 'kernel' for RHEL 5, all minor versions, on i686:
<app os='linux' distro='rhel' major='5' arch='i686' name='kernel'> <path>rhel/5/kernel-2.6.18-128.el5.i686.rpm</path> <dep>ecryptfs-utils</dep> <dep>lvm2</dep> </app> <app os='linux' distro='rhel' major='5' arch='i386' name='ecryptfs-utils'> <path>rhel/5/ecryptfs-utils-56-8.el5.i386.rpm</path> </app> <app os='linux' distro='rhel' major='5' arch='i386' name='lvm2'> <path>rhel/5/lvm2-2.02.40-6.el5.i386.rpm</path> <dep>device-mapper</dep> <dep>device-mapper-event</dep> </app> <path-root>/var/lib/virt-v2v/software</path-root>
The kernel can be found at /var/lib/virt-v2v/software/rhel/5/kernel-2.6.18-128.el5.i686.rpm. It has 2 direct dependencies: ecryptfs and lvm2. ecryptfs-utils has no additional dependencies, but lvm2 has 2 further dependencies (not shown for brevity). All dependencies will also be installed if they are not present, or are too old. All dependency paths are also relative to /var/lib/virt-v2v/software.
Both <capability> and <app> are matched in the same way, based on the following attributes:
- name
- The symbolic name of the software virt-v2v is looking for. name is a mandatory attribute.
- os
- The name of the guest operating system, as returned by virt-inspector. This will be a string, like 'linux' or 'windows'.
- distro
- When os='linux', this is the Linux distribution as returned by virt-inspector. Possible values include 'rhel', 'debian'.
- major
- The major version name of the guest operating system, as returned by virt-inspector.
- minor
- The minor version name of the guest operating system, as returned by virt-inspector.
- arch
- The guest architecture, as returned by virt-inspector.
virt-v2v searches for an <app> or <capability> by symbolic name, matching based on its additional attributes. If an attribute is missing it will match any value. If multiple elements would match a given search, virt-v2v will choose the most specific match. Specifically, it searches in the following order:
- *
- os, distro, major, minor, arch
- *
- os, distro, major, minor
- *
- os, distro, major, arch
- *
- os, distro, major
- *
- os, distro
- *
- os
If virt-v2v doesn't find a match it will quit with an error describing what it was looking for.
Installing custom software during conversion
The 'Red Hat' converter, which converts RHEL and Fedora guests, includes a hook which allows custom software to be installed during conversion. The user can define a capability with the name 'user-custom'. The dependencies of this capability will be installed during conversion in the same way as the dependencies of other capabilities.It is recommended that custom configuration changes are added to /etc/virt-v2v.conf rather than /var/lib/virt-v2v/virt-v2v.db.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Red Hat Inc.SEE ALSO
Example virt-v2v.conf in the documentation directory, virt-v2v(1), virt-inspector(1), <http://libguestfs.org/>
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Travel is very important to me as i am a firm believer, that experiences are greater than materialistic items.
I have travelled to many places in my life however the one place that intrigued me the most was Martinique.
Martinique is an island in the Caribbean which is a department of France. I spent a 6 weeks in Martinique as part of a French exchange programme.
The experience was very beneficial as i became proficient in speaking French while learning about a new culture.
In 2010 my family and i travelled to Florida,America.
We attended the various theme parks which ranged from Universal Orlando to SeaWorld.
It was an incredible experience especially since i was only 10 years old at the time.
In my opinion this made the trip more magical and memorable as it was honestly a once in a lifetime experience
France is a country i have visited on many occasions throughout my childhood and adolescent years.
One place in particular which i am very fond of is Port Bourgenay,Talmont St. Hilaire.
The Port is surrounded by beautiful scenery, restaurants and countless beaches.


Gecode::MiniModel::BoolExpr Class Reference
#include <minimodel.hh>
Detailed Description
Boolean expressions.
Definition at line 313 of file minimodel.hh.
Public Types | |
| enum | NodeType { BT_VAR, BT_NOT, BT_AND, BT_OR, BT_IMP, BT_XOR, BT_EQV, BT_RLIN } |
| Type of Boolean expression. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| BoolExpr (const BoolExpr &e) | |
| Copy constructor. | |
| BoolExpr (const BoolExpr &l, NodeType t, const BoolExpr &r) | |
| Construct expression for type and subexpresssions. | |
| BoolExpr (const BoolVar &x) | |
| Construct expression for variable. | |
| BoolExpr (const BoolExpr &e, NodeType t) | |
| Construct expression for negation. | |
| BoolExpr (const LinRel &rl) | |
| Construct expression for reified linear relation. | |
| BoolVar | post (Space *home) const |
| Post propagators for expression. | |
| void | post (Space *home, bool t) const |
| Post propagators for relation. | |
| const BoolExpr & | operator= (const BoolExpr &e) |
| Assignment operator. | |
| ~BoolExpr (void) | |
| Destructor. | |
Classes | |
| class | Node |
| Node for Boolean expression. More... |
Member Enumeration Documentation
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|
Type of Boolean expression.
Definition at line 316 of file minimodel.hh. |
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
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|
Copy constructor.
Definition at line 47 of file bool-expr.icc. |
|
|
Construct expression for type and subexpresssions.
Definition at line 61 of file bool-expr.icc. |
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Construct expression for variable.
Definition at line 52 of file bool-expr.icc. |
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Construct expression for negation.
Definition at line 74 of file bool-expr.icc. |
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Construct expression for reified linear relation.
Definition at line 85 of file bool-expr.icc. |
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Destructor.
Definition at line 107 of file bool-expr.icc. |
Member Function Documentation
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Post propagators for expression.
Definition at line 113 of file bool-expr.icc. |
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Post propagators for relation.
Definition at line 118 of file bool-expr.icc. |
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Assignment operator.
Definition at line 96 of file bool-expr.icc. |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- gecode/minimodel.hh (Revision: 3579)
- gecode/minimodel/bool-expr.icc (Revision: 3513)


Fundamental Pandas Functions¶
Today’s journal is about basic Pandas module functions that have been useful for our project recently that I reccommend others to use as well.
csv tools
Both read csv and to csv are very helpful commands to work with csv documents. They allow you to set the character encoding, delimiter and make the work of manipulating the data very minimal and best of all, very efficient. They allowed me to read millions of lines of data in a matter of seconds whereas with other method such as open()
, I would have had to wait a couple minutes.
They are also good for separating your data files if you have a lot of data as having large dataframes tends to clog up your RAM.
pandas.read_csv()
pandas.to_csv()
Selecting Dataframes
A lot of times in a datset, there is a lot fo information that you don’t need. We did not end up using a lot of the columns that existed into a dataset. Selecting out the data allows for faster manipulation of the data and also less storage space in the memory or virtual memory. Selecting data in pandas is simple. Add the name of a dataframe and pass an array of strings with the names of the columns.
df = pd.DataFrame()
df.a = pd.Series(np.arange(10))
df.b = pd.Series(np.arange(10))
df.c = pd.Series(np.arange(10))
df_selective = df[['a','b','c']]
In this case, the columns of df_selective
would be a subset of df
columns with columns a
and b
.
Getting size, shape and other dataset information
There are multiple ways to get information in Pandas to get data about the count of the rows in Pandas. While I have seen many different techniques, the one’s I have seen in use are the follwing:
using shape
Since df.shape
returns a tuple of (rows, columns)
, using df.shape[0]
allows us to take out the row information.
Getting rows with len()
The Python inbuilt function len()
also works on DataFrames returning the number of rows in the DataFrame or the Series.
Getting columns from keys
Using len(df.keys())
also allows us to get the number of columns.
Part 2 of this journal will be presented tomorrow.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 6-8
Just like Mamma used to make – and still does; this is classic Italian home cooking. Serve with pasta, a crisp green salad and a gutsy red wine.
For the sauce, heat the oil in a large heavy pan and add the whole onion, celery stick, carrot and garlic clove, with the beef bones if using.
When the bones and vegetables are nicely browned, add the tomato purée, canned tomatoes and passata.
Fill the tomato cans with water and add that to the pan with the salt and herbs.
Bring to the boil and cover the pan with a heavy lid. Reduce the heat and simmer the sauce very gently for at least two hours, preferably 4-5 hours. Stir the sauce occasionally while it cooks and as it reduces, top it up from a kettle of boiling water and allow it to reduce again. When the fat on the top of the sauce looks dark, you know it is ready.
After the final reduction, remove the bones, vegetables, bouquet garni and bay leaves. Add the Marsala, balsamic vinegar and basil leaves, check the seasoning and add salt and freshly ground black pepper if needed.
Towards the end of the cooking time, start making the meatballs. Soak the raisins in warm water for 5–10 minutes to plump them up, then drain.
Soak the sourdough bread in warm water for 2–3 minutes. Squeeze out as much water as you can then set aside.
Chop all the herbs together and mix with the garlic and toasted pine nuts.
Beat the eggs in a large mixing bowl and add salt and freshly ground pepper and a good splash of Worcestershire sauce, if using. Add the garlic, herbs, pine nuts and grated pecorino and mix well.
Break the soaked bread into small pieces and add this with the raisins to the egg mixture. With very clean hands, mix in the meats and work until smooth. Shape the mixture into balls and set these aside on a plate ready for frying.
Pour the oil into a heavy frying pan to a depth of about 5mm/¼in. Fry the meatballs in batches until brown, turning them several times to make sure they are evenly cooked.
As each batch is cooked, add the meatballs to the simmering tomato sauce. When the final batch of meatballs has been added, cook for another 30-35 minutes.
To serve, pour the sauce over cooked pasta and place the meatballs to one side.


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Opposition to a proposal to remove certain personal data from court records is mounting and with good reason. Or good reasons, we should say.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court has proposed what's known as Rule 31, which would lead to the removal of such information as dates of birth and addresses from court records. The court has sought public comment on the proposal, and it sure got an earful.
We in the news business have long opposed the move because it would make it more difficult for reporters and editors to verify identities and uncover background information on people in the news.
But now, members of law enforcement, district attorneys' offices and the business community have come out against the proposal, for varying reasons.
Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt wrote the court, saying his office is concerned "about our ability as a law enforcement agency to correctly identify a suspect prior to arrest or a defendant in the courtroom or a proper prior conviction with only partial data available."
The staff in the District 12 district attorneys office, which represents Rogers, Craig and Mayes counties, also spoke up.
District 12 District Attorney Janice Steidley called the proposed rules "an injustice to criminal prosecution."
Assistant District Attorney Donald Palik said that redacting personal information from criminal records would make it difficult or impossible for prosecutors to prove to a jury that a person who was convicted of a prior offense is the same person who is on trial.
The Oklahoma Sheriffs' Association Board of Directors also opposes the proposal, arguing in its letter that the information now available assures law officers "they are locating, arresting and detaining the proper person."
The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber wrote that the proposed rule "would be detrimental to the numerous businesses which both provide as a product and utilize during the hiring process detailed court records to prevent the employment of convicted felons."
Other responses noted that identity theft arising from personal information in court records has not proven to be a big problem.
And, another complaint was that restricting such personal information would lead to higher fees for people needing to conduct investigations. An official with a background screening company said the rule could even result in more discrimination against minorities if employers cannot obtain the information they need on an applicant's background.
Does the court need any more reasons to jettison this proposed rule? We think not.
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Simply ghastly. I side with the World's Editors on this one.
Look, if there's a problem with identity theft, then divert some of the trillions of dollars wasted on the war on drugs and fund a branch of the FBI that would concern itself with identity theft crimes. Deal with the bad guys; don't invite a looming data catastrophe.
Whose flippin' idea was this anyway?
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I think the proposal started at the Big House in McAlester and found favor among the elite, incognito crowd. If I have to guess one person, it would be Gene Stipe. The real purpose is likely to make it harder to follow the money and the crooks, both legal and illegal.
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The Oklahoma Supreme Court came up with this idea?? Are they trying to make things harder for the legal system?? If it is identity theft they are concerned with, I have one question: Who would want to steal the identity of a possible child molester or rapist??? I think we owe it to the law abiding citizens of Oklahoma to make sure the right person is "identified" in any legal matter. I lived in a neighborhood once where one house had "child molester", "sex offender", and "pervert" spray painted on his garage door, and guess what?? WRONG PERSON!
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Code Repositories
For a full list of code repositories that I maintain see:
Applications, Libraries, and Code Contributions
- Mirador Code Contribution
Maintained Sites and Web Services
- http://scta.info
- http://scta.info is both a community hub and web service. It serves data about the
scholastic tradition to sites all around the world according to various APIs (like
IIIF, DTS, and OAI-PMH). Internal and external applications use these APIs to display
data from the SCTA archive in their own applications.
- http://mirador.scta.info
- A IIIF compliant site that brings together SCTA data with images of manuscripts containing
scholastic texts from throughout the world.
- http://exist.scta.info
- A full text indexer and web search service. This site currently indexes more that
15 million Latin words from contributors throughout the world. This search service
is publicly available for re-use in other applications.
- http://metallo.scta.info
- A service site (without a front facing page) for delivering text resources related
through Topic Modelling analysis
- http://inbox.scta.info
- A Linked Data Notification compliant inbox for linking global information to SCTA
resources.
- http://scta.lombardpress.org
- The SCTA reading room is an implementation of the LombardPress-Web Application. It
uses the LombardPress-Web application to allow users to freely read, annotate, and
study the scholastic corpus.


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This sample app combines Router with NanoHTTPD creating portable and embeddable web server that you can run in your pocket. We top that with {{moustache}} templates and EyeEm's decorators as a layer for generating the HTML source.
EyeEm's AbstractRouter
facilitates path based resolution of any input into any output.
public class NanoServer extends NanoHTTPD { private NanoRouter router; public NanoServer(int port, Map<String, Object> routing) { super(port); router = NanoRouter.prepare() // build custom router with your plugins .plugin(new MoustachePlugin()) // HTML rendering .plugin(new FilePlugin()) // local resources access (assets folder) .load(routing); // load routing map (e.g. defined in a YAML file) } @Override public Response serve(IHTTPSession session) { try { // just find the path & route to right resources return router.outputFor(session.getUri(), session).build(); } catch (Exception e) { return new Response(stackTraceToHtml(e)); } } }


No, variation in stock prices are highly random.
The only thing we could hope to do is to make an educated guess by analyzing the available data and with an appreciable plausibility, decide where we should(and should not) invest our money for gaining the maximum profit.
In our modern socially connected world, various sources of social media consistently plays a major role in predicting the image or relevance of any person or any company in general, thereby determining the stock prices. By extracting relevant data from a myriad of these sources, we can make good educated guesses regarding the prices of the concerned stocks. A few of these sources include:-
+ News
+ Company tweets
+ Company History
+ Industry Trends
Our model predictions...
| type | value |
|---|---|
| MSE | {[{MSE}]} |
| MAE | {[{MAE}]} |


The lookup table is specified by 'observation_error_file' computes the observation error percentage for an electron density observation. These numbers are taken from a Liu's and Yue's paper.
created by I-TE LEE NCAR/HAO & NCU, 01/26/2010
3-Dimensional Linear interpolation of the observation error percentage
| Type | Intent | Optional | Attributes | Name | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| real(kind=r8), | intent(in) | :: | lone | longitude of electron density observation |
||
| real(kind=r8), | intent(in) | :: | late | latitude of electron density observation |
||
| real(kind=r8), | intent(in) | :: | hghte | height of electron density observation (in km) |
||
| integer, | intent(in) | :: | houre | UTC hour of day |
||
| integer, | intent(in) | :: | mine | UTC minute of hour |


Hi, I'm Thai my name is Tik, really glad you are here. If you see me you will never believe that I'am developer I have nothing like that Lol. but I can work like developer. at least I still can being build this website I love feedback, comment box is the way that you send can it back to me(not finished yet)
I'm web developer who interested in new technology find the way to improve myself and always learn new to make me up to date
build website by using html and css only
shadow animation and more
build website by using html and css and Javascript
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Beijing slams Pompeo for 'Cold War thinking' in Berlin speech
BEIJING: China on Monday (Nov 11) accused Mike Pompeo of "outdated Cold War thinking" after the US Secretary of State warned against a Chinese threat to Western freedoms.
Pompeo - who spoke in Germany on the eve of the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall - said the Chinese Communist Party "uses tactics and methods to suppress its own people that would be horrifyingly familiar to former East Germans".
He added that Washington has made clear to Beijing that they should "honour their commitment" to the "one country, two systems" policy that allows Hong Kong rights unseen in the mainland.
In response Beijing slammed Pompeo's "baseless malicious attacks" on the Chinese government.
Some figures in the US have "attempted to build an ideological wall between Chinese and foreign enterprises," Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said Monday at a regular press briefing.
Geng accused Pompeo of ignoring the interest of the American people to pursue personal political goals, and urged him to "abandon his ideological bias and outdated Cold War thinking".
Pompeo's visit to Berlin came as Germany prepared to mark three decades since November 9, 1989, when the Berlin Wall came down, ultimately culminating in the collapse of the communist regime in the east.
Pompeo said on Friday that the United States and its allies should "defend what was so hard-won... in 1989" and "recognise we are in a competition of values with unfree nations".
His Berlin speech was the latest in a string of hawkish remarks on China by the Secretary of State.
In October, Pompeo called Beijing "truly hostile" to the United States, and vowed to ramp up pressure on China on multiple fronts.


Aldi is selling GIANT Kevin the Carrot toys just in time for Christmas
The lovable character Kevin the Carrot will be back in stores with new friends too
by Brenda DennehyBudget supermarket Aldi has confirmed its Kevin the Carrot and friends toys will be back in stores next week.
Aldi's 2019 Christmas advert featuring the beloved vegetable was a huge hit and now we know when the much-anticipated range will be available to buy in store.
Whoever thought that a soft toy posing as one of our five a day would be such a runaway success?

For those who wish to go above and beyond, there's also the option to buy a one metre tall Kevin toy, as well as a Giant Katie.
A few of the famous carrots friends are tagging a long with him as well.
The supermarket giant has introduced Tiny Tom and wait for it....Russell Sprout - you guessed it, a sprout! (We know - it's the best name yet, so good you may even eat your sprouts at your Christmas dinner)!
This year, the range is bigger and better than ever, with 23 Kevin related products including Family Pyjamas, a Children’s Christmas Jumper and a range of stationery.
If your desire for vegetable-themed stuff still hasn't been satisfied, there are also a full range of products available of the beloved root vegetable.
Notebooks, pyjamas, wrapping paper, crackers, mugs, seriously, you name it, it is available to buy.
Not to fear Ringmaster Kevin and Katie will also be back.
The budget retailer has confirmed that the toys will be available to buy in stores on Thursday November 28 and available to pre-order online from November 24.
You might remember that last year the demand for Kevin the Carrot toys was so intense that they completely sold out after just one day on the shelves - so make sure you don't miss out!
As for the advert itself, we see that Kevin has managed to get himself into something of a pickle after tangling with Russell and his street gang, The Leafy Blinders.
You can watch the ad here .


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9.3 The Network DeviceNow that you know all the ins and outs of interception caching, let's see how to actually make it work. We'll start by configuring the network devices that will be intercepting your HTTP connections. 9.3.1 Inline SquidIn this configuration, you don't need a switch or network router to intercept HTTP connections. Instead, Squid runs on a Unix system that is also your router (or perhaps bridge), as shown in Figure 9-3. Figure 9-3. A system that combines routing and caching can easily intercept HTTP trafficThis configuration essentially skips the first three steps shown in Section 9.1. The Squid host already receives the HTTP connection packets because it is the router for your network. If you are taking this approach, feel free to skip ahead to Section 9.4. 9.3.2 Layer Four SwitchesMany organizations use layer four switches specifically for their HTTP interception support. These products offer additional features as well, such as health checks and load balancing. I'll only cover interception here. For information on health checks and load balancing, see O'Reilly's Server Load Balancing and Load Balancing Servers, Firewalls, and Caches (John Wiley & Sons). The following subsections contain working-example configurations for a number of products and techniques. <IP_ADDRESS> Alteon/NortelThe following configuration is from an ACEswitch 180 and Alteon's WebOS 8.0.21. The network setup is shown in Figure 9-4. Figure 9-4. Sample network for layer four switch interception, for Alteon and Foundry examplesClients are connected to port 1, the connection to the Internet is via port 2, and Squid is on port 3. The following lines are the relevant output of a /cfg/dump command on the switch. You don't necessarily need to type all of these lines. Furthermore, some of the commands may have changed for newer versions of Alteon's software. Note that Alteon calls this feature Web Cache Redirection (WCR). Here's the process, step by step:
To verify that HTTP interception is configured and working correctly, you can use the commands under the /stats/slb and /info/slb menus. The /info/slb/dump command is a quick and easy way to see the entire SLB configuration: >> Main# /info/slb/dump Real server state: 1: <IP_ADDRESS>, 00:c0:4f:23:d7:05, vlan 1, port 3, health 3, up Virtual server state: Redirect filter state: 1: dport http, rport 0, group 1, health tcp, backup none real servers: 1: <IP_ADDRESS>, backup none, up Port state: 1: <IP_ADDRESS>, client filt enabled, filters: 1 224 2: <IP_ADDRESS>, server filt disabled, filters: empty 3: <IP_ADDRESS> filt disabled, filters: empty In this output, notice that the switch says Squid is reachable via port 3 and that the health checks show Squid is up. You can also see that filter 1 has been applied to port 1, where the clients connect. In the Port state section, port 1 is designated as a place where clients connect, and port 2 is similarly marked as a server port. The /stats/slb/real command shows a handful of statistics for the real server (i.e., Squid): >> Main# /stats/slb/real 1 ------------------------------------------------------------------ Real server 1 stats: Health check failures: 0 Current sessions: 41 Total sessions: 760 Highest sessions: 55 Octets: 0 Most of the statistics relate to the number of sessions (i.e., TCP connections). The Total sessions counter should increase if you execute the command again. Lastly, the /stats/slb/group command shows almost the same information: >> Main# /stats/slb/group 1 ------------------------------------------------------------------ Real server group 1 stats: Current Total Highest Real IP address Sessions Sessions Sessions Octets ---- --------------- -------- ---------- -------- --------------- 1 <IP_ADDRESS> 65 2004 90 0 ---- --------------- -------- ---------- -------- --------------- 65 2004 90 0 This output would be more interesting if there was more than one real server in the group. <IP_ADDRESS> FoundryThe configuration in the following example comes from a ServerIron XL, running software version 07.0.07T12. As before, clients are on port 1, the Internet link is on port 2, and Squid is on port 3. However, that matters less for this particular configuration because you can enable HTTP interception globally. Foundry's name for interception caching is Transparent Cache Switching (TCS). Refer back to Figure 9-4 for this example. The first step is to give the switch an IP address so it can perform health checks: ip address <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> Foundry allows you to enable or disable TCS on particular ports. However, for the sake of simplicity, let's enable it globally: ip policy 1 cache tcp http global In this line, cache is a keyword that corresponds to the TCS feature. The next line defines a web cache. I've given it the name squid1 and told the switch its IP address: server cache-name squid1 <IP_ADDRESS> The final step is to add the web cache to a cache group: server cache-group 1 cache-name squid1 If you're having problems getting the Foundry switch to divert connections, have a look at the show cache-group output: ServerIron#show cache-group Cache-group 1 has 1 members Admin-status = Enabled Active = 0 Hash_info: Dest_mask = <IP_ADDRESS> Src_mask = <IP_ADDRESS> Cache Server Name Admin-status Hash-distribution squid1 6 3 HTTP Traffic From <-> to Web-Caches Name: squid1 IP: <IP_ADDRESS> State: 6 Groups = 1 Host->Web-cache Web-cache->Host State CurConn TotConn Packets Octets Packets Octets Client active 441 12390<PHONE_NUMBER>6623<PHONE_NUMBER>50098 Web-Server active 193 11664<PHONE_NUMBER>28731<PHONE_NUMBER>3612 Total 634 24054<PHONE_NUMBER>05354<PHONE_NUMBER>03710 Some of this output is cryptic, but you can tell interception is working by repeating the command and watching the counters increase. The show server real command provides almost the same information: ServerIron#show server real squid1 Real Servers Info Name : squid1 Mac-addr: 00c0.4f23.d705 IP:<IP_ADDRESS> Range:1 State:Active Wt:1 Max-conn:1000000 Src-nat (cfg:op):(off:off) Dest-nat (cfg:op):(off:off) squid1 is a TRANSPARENT CACHE in groups 1 Remote server : No Dynamic : No Server-resets:0 Mem:server: 02009eae Mem:mac: 045a3714 Port State Ms CurConn TotConn Rx-pkts Tx-pkts Rx-octet Tx-octet Reas ---- ----- -- ------- ------- ------- ------- -------- -------- ---- http active 0 855 29557<PHONE_NUMBER>13 373508204 39425322 0 default active 0 627 28335<PHONE_NUMBER>16 38408994 368496301 0 Server Total 1482 57892<PHONE_NUMBER>29 411917198 407921623 0 Finally, you can use the show logging command to see if the switch believes Squid is up or down: ServerIron#show logging ... 00d00h11m51s:N:L4 server <IP_ADDRESS> squid1 port 80 is up 00d00h11m49s:N:L4 server <IP_ADDRESS> squid1 port 80 is down 00d00h10m21s:N:L4 server <IP_ADDRESS> squid1 port 80 is up 00d00h10m21s:N:L4 server <IP_ADDRESS> squid1 is up Note that the ServerIron thinks the server is running on port 80. As you'll see later, my examples have Squid running on port 3128. The packet filtering rules actually change the packet's destination port from 80 to 3128. This has some interesting consequences for health checks, which I address later in Section <IP_ADDRESS>. <IP_ADDRESS> Extreme NetworksIn this example, the hardware is a Summit1i, and the software is Version 6.1.3b11. Once again, the clients are on port 1, the Internet link is on port 2, and Squid is on port 3. The network configuration is shown in Figure 9-5. Figure 9-5. Sample network for intercepting with a router, for the Extreme and Cisco policy routing examplesThe Extreme switch can intercept HTTP connections only for packets that it routes between subnets. In other words, if you use the Extreme switch in layer two mode (with a single VLAN), you can't divert traffic to Squid. To make HTTP interception work, you must configure separate VLANs for users, Squid, and the Internet: configure Default delete port 1-8 create vlan Users configure Users ip <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> configure Users add port 1 create vlan Internet configure Internet ip <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> configure Internet add port 2 create vlan Squid configure Squid ip <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> configure Squid add port 3 The next step is to enable and configure routing in the switch: enable ipforwarding configure iproute add default <IP_ADDRESS> Lastly, you configure the switch to redirect HTTP connections to Squid: create flow-redirect http tcp destination any ip-port 80 source any configure http add next-hop <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> Cisco ArrowpointThe following configuration is based on notes from an old test I ran. However, I don't have access to an arrowpoint switch now and can't verify that these lines are correct. circuit VLAN1 ip address <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> service pxy1 type transparent-cache ip address <IP_ADDRESS> port 80 protocol tcp active owner foo content bar add service pxy1 protocol tcp port 80 active <IP_ADDRESS> A comment on HTTP servers and health checksI've set up these examples so that the router/switch forwards packets without changing the destination TCP port. The packet filtering rules that I'll cover in Section 9.4 change the destination port. An interesting problem arises when you also run an HTTP server on the Squid box. To run an HTTP server on port 80 while running Squid on port 3128, your packet filter configuration must have a special rule that accepts TCP connections for the HTTP server. Otherwise, the connection gets diverted to Squid. The special rule is simple to construct. If the destination port is 80, and the destination address is the server's, accept the packet normally. All the intercepted packets have foreign destination addresses, so they won't match the special rule. However, when the router/switch makes an HTTP health check, it connects to the server's IP address. Thus, the health-check packet matches the special rule and isn't diverted to Squid. The router/switch is checking the health of the wrong server. If the HTTP server is down, but Squid is up (or vice versa), the health check will be wrong. If you find yourself in this situation, you have a few options:
9.3.3 Cisco Policy RoutingPolicy routing isn't that different from what I've talked about with layer four switches. It is implemented in routing products made by Cisco and others. The primary difference is that policy routing doesn't include any health checking. Thus, if Squid becomes overloaded or fails entirely, the router continues to forward packets to Squid, rather than route them directly to origin servers. Policy routing requires that Squid be on one of the router's directly connected subnets. In this example, I'm using a Cisco 7204 router running IOS Version 12.0(5)T. The network configuration is the same as the previous example, shown in Figure 9-5. The first configuration step is to define an access list that matches port 80 packets coming from clients. You must make sure that port 80 packets coming from Squid aren't reintercepted. One way to do this is with a specific rule that denies packets coming from Squid, followed by a rule that allows all others: access-list 110 deny tcp host <IP_ADDRESS> any eq www access-list 110 permit tcp any any eq www Alternatively, if Squid and your users are on different subnets, you can permit only those packets that originate from the client network: access-list 110 permit tcp <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> any eq www The next step is to define a route map. This is where you tell the router where to forward the intercepted packets: route-map proxy-redirect permit 10 match ip address 110 set ip next-hop <IP_ADDRESS> Those commands say, "If the IP address matches access-list 110, forward the packet to <IP_ADDRESS>." The 10 on the route-map line is a sequence number in case you have multiple route maps. The final step is to apply the route map to interfaces where your clients connect: interface Ethernet0/0 ip policy route-map proxy-redirect IOS doesn't provide much in the way of debugging for policy routing. However, the show route-map command may be sufficient: router#show route-map proxy-redirect route-map proxy-redirect, permit, sequence 10 Match clauses: ip address (access-lists): 110 Set clauses: ip next-hop <IP_ADDRESS> Policy routing matches: 730 packets, 64649 bytes 9.3.4 Web Cache Coordination ProtocolCisco's answer to layer four switching technology (before they acquired Arrowpoint) is the Web Cache Coordination Protocol (WCCP).[2] WCCP is different from the typical layer four interception in a couple of ways.
First, intercepted packets are encapsulated with GRE (Generic Routing Encapsulation). This simply allows them to traverse subnets, which means Squid doesn't need to be directly connected to the router. Because they are encapsulated, the Squid host must unencapsulate them. Not all Unix systems have the code for unwrapping GRE packets. The second difference is in how the router decides to spread the load among multiple caches. In fact, the router doesn't make this decision, the cache does. When a router has a group of WCCP-enabled caches, one nominates itself to be the leader. The leader decides how to spread the load and informs the router. This is an extra step that must occur before the router can redirect any connections. Because WCCP uses GRE, the router may be forced to fragment large TCP packets from HTTP requests. Fortunately, this shouldn't occur very often because most HTTP requests are smaller than the Ethernet MTU size (1500 octets). The default TCP and IP packet headers are 20 octets each, which means an Ethernet frame can carry 1460 octets of actual data. GRE encapsulation adds 20 octets for the GRE header, plus another 20 for the second IP header. Thus a normal 1500-octet TCP/IP packet from the client becomes 1540 octets after encapsulation. This is too large to transmit in a single Ethernet frame, so the router fragments the original packet into two packets. <IP_ADDRESS> WCCPv1The configuration examples in this section were tested on a Cisco 7204 running IOS Version 12.0(5)T. The network configuration is the same as shown in Figure 9-5. First, enter these two lines in the IOS configuration to enable WCCP for the router: ip wccp version 1 ip wccp web-cache Second, you must enable WCCP on individual router interfaces. You should do this only on interfaces where HTTP packets leave the router. In other words, select interfaces that connect to origin servers or your Internet gateway: interface Ethernet0/1 ip address <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> ip wccp web-cache redirect out Be sure to save your configuration changes. You may need to use an access list to prevent interception for certain web sites. You can also use the access list to prevent forwarding loops. For example: ! don't re-intercept connections coming from Squid: access-list 112 deny tcp host <IP_ADDRESS> any eq www ! don't intercept this broken web site access-list 112 deny tcp any <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> eq www ! allow other HTTP traffic access-list 110 permit tcp any any eq www ip wccp web-cache redirect-list 112 The router doesn't send any traffic to Squid until Squid announces itself to the router. I explain how to configure Squid for WCCP in Section 9.5.1. <IP_ADDRESS> WCCPv2The standard Squid distribution currently only supports WCCPv1. However, you can find a patch for WCCPv2 on the http://devel.squid-cache.org/ site. This code is still experimental. Note that the GRE packets sent from the router to Squid contain an additional four octets. WCCPv2 inserts a redirect header between the GRE header, and the encapsulated IP packet. You may need to modify your kernel code to account for this additional header. <IP_ADDRESS> DebuggingIOS provides a couple of commands to monitor and debug WCCP. The show ip wccp web-cache command provides some basic information: router#show ip wccp web-cache Global WCCP information: Router information: Router Identifier: <IP_ADDRESS> Protocol Version: 1.0 Service Identifier: web-cache Number of Cache Engines: 1 Number of routers: 1 Total Packets Redirected: 1424 Redirect access-list: -none- Total Packets Denied Redirect: 0 Total Packets Unassigned: 0 Group access-list: -none- Total Messages Denied to Group: 0 Total Authentication failures: 0 For a few more details, add the word detail to the end of the previous command: router#show ip wccp web-cache detail WCCP Cache-Engine information: IP Address: <IP_ADDRESS> Protocol Version: 0.4 State: Usable Initial Hash Info:<PHONE_NUMBER>0000000000000000000000<PHONE_NUMBER>0000000000000000000000 Assigned Hash Info: FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF Hash Allotment: 256 (100.00%) Packets Redirected: 1424 Connect Time: 00:17:40 Here you can see Squid's IP address and state. If more than one cache speaks WCCP to the router, the hash assignment information should look different. Most likely, each cache receives an equal proportion of the hash buckets. Note that the detailed output has a Protocol Version line with a different value than the first command. Unfortunately, the word "version" is overloaded. The show ip wccp web-cache command appears to report the WCCP protocol major version number (i.e., 1 or 2), while the detail version seems to be a different (perhaps internal, or minor version) number that matches the value of Squid's wccp_version directive. |
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Suppose you're happily using JSNI to call bits of handwritten JavaScript from within your GWT module. It works well, but JSNI only works at the level of individual methods. Some integration scenarios require you to more deeply intertwine JavaScript and Java objects — DOM and JSON programming are two good examples — and so what we really want is a way to interact directly with JavaScript objects from our Java source code. In other words, we want JavaScript objects that look like Java objects when we're coding.
GWT 1.5 introduces JavaScript overlay types to make it easy to integrate entire families of JavaScript objects into your GWT project. There are many benefits of this technique, including the ability to use your Java IDE's code completion and refactoring capabilities even as you're working with untyped JavaScript objects.
Overlay types are easiest to understand with examples. Suppose we want to access an array of JSON objects representing a set of "customer" entities. The JavaScript structure might look like this:
var jsonData = [ { "FirstName" : "Jimmy", "LastName" : "Webber" }, { "FirstName" : "Alan", "LastName" : "Dayal" }, { "FirstName" : "Keanu", "LastName" : "Spoon" }, { "FirstName" : "Emily", "LastName" : "Rudnick" } ];
To superimpose a Java type onto the above structure, you start by subclassing JavaScriptObject, a marker type that GWT uses to denote JavaScript objects. Let's go ahead and add some getters, too.
// An overlay type class Customer extends JavaScriptObject { // Overlay types always have protected, zero-arg ctors protected Customer() { } // Typically, methods on overlay types are JSNI public final native String getFirstName() /*-{ return this.FirstName; }-*/; public final native String getLastName() /*-{ return this.LastName; }-*/; // Note, though, that methods aren't required to be JSNI public final String getFullName() { return getFirstName() + " " + getLastName(); } }
GWT will now understand that any instance of Customer is actually a true JavaScript object that comes from outside your GWT module. This has useful implications. For example, notice the this reference inside getFirstName() and getLastName(). That this is truly the identity of the JavaScript object, so you interact with it exactly as it exists in JavaScript. In this example, we can directly access the JSON fields we know exist, this.FirstName and this.LastName.
So, how do you actually get a JavaScript object on which to overlay a Java type? You can't construct it by writing new Customer() because the whole point is to overlay a Java type onto an already existing JavaScript object. Thus, we have to get such an object from the wild using JSNI:
class MyModuleEntryPoint implements EntryPoint { public void onModuleLoad() { Customer c = getFirstCustomer(); // Yay! Now I have a JS object that appears to be a Customer Window.alert("Hello, " + c.getFirstName()); } // Use JSNI to grab the JSON object we care about // The JSON object gets its Java type implicitly // based on the method's return type private native Customer getFirstCustomer() /*-{ // Get a reference to the first customer in the JSON array from earlier return $wnd.jsonData[0]; }-*/; }
Let's clarify what we've done here. We've taken a plain-old-JSON-object (POJSONO, anyone? no?) and created a normal-looking Java type that can be used to interact with it within your GWT code. You get code completion, refactoring, and compile-time checking as you would with any Java code. Yet, you have the flexibility of interacting with arbitrary JavaScript objects, which makes things like accessing JSON services via RequestBuilder a breeze.
A quick digression for compiler geeks. Another neat thing about overlay types is that you can augment the Java type without disturbing the underlying JavaScript object. In the example above, notice that we added the getFullName() method. It's purely Java code — it doesn't exist on the underlying JavaScript object — and yet the method is written in terms of the underlying JavaScript object. In other words, the Java view of the JavaScript object can be richer in functionality than the JavaScript view of the same object but without having to modify the underlying JS object, neither the instance nor its prototype.
(This is still part of the digression.) This cool wackiness of adding new methods to overlay types is possible because the rules for overlay types by design disallow polymorphic calls; all methods must be final and/or private. Consequently, every method on an overlay type is statically resolvable by the compiler, so there is never a need for dynamic dispatch at runtime. That's why we don't have to muck about with an object's function pointers; the compiler can generate a direct call to the method as if it were a global function, external to the object itself. It's easy to see that a direct function call is faster than an indirect one. Better still, since calls to methods on overlay types can be statically resolved, they are all candidates for automatic inlining, which is a Very Good Thing when you're fighting for performance in a scripting language.
Starting with GWT 2.0, it is permissible for JavaScriptObject subtypes to implement interfaces. Every method defined in an interface may map to at most one method declared in a JavaScriptObject subtype. Practically speaking, this means that only one JavaScriptObject type may implement any given interface, but any number of non-JavaScriptObject types may also implement that interface.
interface Person { String getName(); } /** The JSO implementation of Person. */ class PersonJso extends JavaScriptObject implements Person { protected PersonJso() {} public static native PersonJso create(String name) /*-{ return {name: name}; }-*/; public final native String getName() /*-{ return this.name; }-*/; } /** Any number of non-JSO types may implement the Person interface. */ class PersonImpl implements Person { private final String name; public PersonImpl(String name) { this.name = name; } public String getName() { return name; } } // Elsewhere class Troll { /** This method doesn't care about whether p is a JSO or not, this makes testing easier. */ public void grindBones(Person p) { String name = p.getName(); ... } }
In the above example, the Person.getName() will be mapped to PersonJso.getName(). Because JavaScriptObject methods must be final, subclasses of PersonJso are allowed since they cannot override getName(). It would be an error to declare class SomeOtherJso extends JavaScriptObject implements Person{} because JavaScriptObjects have no type information at runtime, so Person.getName() could not be unambiguously dispatched.
We glossed over something in the example above. The method getFirstCustomer() is pretty unrealistic. You're certainly going to want to be able to access the entire array of customers. Thus, we need an overlay type representing the JavaScript array itself. Fortunately, that's easy:
// w00t! Generics work just fine with overlay types class JsArray<E extends JavaScriptObject> extends JavaScriptObject { protected JsArray() { } public final native int length() /*-{ return this.length; }-*/; public final native E get(int i) /*-{ return this[i]; }-*/; }
Now we can write more interesting code:
class MyModuleEntryPoint implements EntryPoint { public void onModuleLoad() { JsArray<Customer> cs = getCustomers(); for (int i = 0, n = cs.length(); i < n; ++i) { Window.alert("Hello, " + cs.get(i).getFullName()); } } // Return the whole JSON array, as is private final native JsArray<Customer> getCustomers() /*-{ return $wnd.jsonData; }-*/; }
This is nice clean code, especially considering the flexibility of the plumbing it's built upon. As hinted at earlier, the compiler can do pretty fancy stuff to make this quite efficient. Take a look at the unobfuscated compiled output for the onModuleLoad() method:
function $onModuleLoad(){ var cs, i, n; cs = $wnd.jsonData; for (i = 0, n = cs.length; i < n; ++i) { $wnd.alert('Hello, ' + (cs[i].FirstName + ' ' + cs[i].LastName)); } }
This is pretty darn optimized. Even the overhead of the getFullName() method went away. In fact, all of the Java method calls went away. When we say that "GWT gives you affordable abstractions," this is the kind of thing we're talking about. Not only does inlined code run significantly faster, we no longer had to include the function definitions themselves, thus shrinking the script a litte, too. (To be fair, though, inlining can also easily increase script size, so we're careful to strike a balance between size and speed.) It's pretty fun to look back at the original Java source above and try to reason about the sequence of optimizations the compiler had to perform to end up here.
Of course, we can't resist showing you the corresponding obfuscated code:
function B(){var a,b,c;a=$wnd.jsonData;for(b=0,c=a.length;b<c;++b){ $wnd.alert(l+(a[b].FirstName+m+a[b].LastName))}}
Notice in this version that the only bits that aren't obfuscated are the identifiers that originated in JavaScript, such as FirstName, LastName, jsonData, etc. That's why, although GWT strives to make it easy to do lots of JavaScript interop, we try hard to persuade people to write as much of their code as possible as pure Java source instead of mixing with JavaScript. Hopefully now when you hear us say that, you'll understand that we aren't bashing JavaScript — it's just that we can't optimize it as much, which makes us sad.
Overlay types are a key feature, made available in GWT 1.6. At its simplest, the technique makes direct interop with JavaScript libraries much easier. Hopefully after this post you could imagine how to almost directly port any JavaScript library into GWT as a set of Java types, thus allowing the use of a Java IDE for productive development and debugging without impacting size or speed due to any sort of GWT overhead. At the same time, overlay types serve as a powerful abstraction tool for delivering more elegant low-level APIs such as the the new GWT DOM package.
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Looking for pizza campany that will deliver the best Pizza to your door step?
Looking for the sweetest pizzas in the city? Then worry no more because
Derraphics-Pizzas are here to answer all your questions about this whole journey of Pizza.
Almost 3000 years of food evolution has taken place for the pizza pie to reach its current delicious state today. Although flat breads have been around for 6000 years, the word “pizziare” started appearing in Italian writings as far back as 1000 B.C. The word pizza itself is believed to have originated from an “Old Italian” word meaning “a point,” which in turn became the Italian word “pizziare,” which means to pinch, or to pluck. Tomatoes were first introduced to Italy from South America in 1522. At first the tomato was believed to be poisonous. Fortunately, the poorer peasants of the region finally overcame their doubts about tomatoes in the 17th century and began adding it to the bread dough, and the first pizzas were created. As the popularity of the tomato became widespread, mozzarella cheese was slowly gaining ground. Mozzarella had become available in Italy only after water buffalo were imported from India in the 7th century, (mozzarella was first made with water buffalo milk). Its popularity grew very slowly until the last half of the 18th century, but the cheese and tomatoes did not meet on a pizza until 1889. In 1889, an Italian tavern owner named Don Raffaele Esposito developed a pizza featuring tomatoes, mozzarella cheese and basil – ingredients bearing the colors of the Italian flag. He named it the Margherita Pizza, after the Queen of Italy, Margherita Teresa Giovanni. Thus, modern-day tomato-and-cheese pizza was born. In the later half of the 19th century, pizza migrated to America with the Italians. By the turn of the century, the Italian immigrants had begun to open their own bakeries and were selling groceries as well as pizza. Gennaro Lombardi opened the first true U.S. pizzeria in 1905 at 53 1/3 Spring Street in New York City, a part of town known as “Little Italy.” .
we do offer a number of Pizza flavours
our staffs are very well trained in making the best and most tasties Pizza all the City.
We also offer Pizza delivery to all the parts of the City at zero charges.
You can reach us through all our social media platforms
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#include <stdbool.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "sha/sha1.h"
#include "constants.h"
#include "binary_utils.h"
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◆ HpbClient
This struct represents an Hype client.
◆ hpb_client_create()
Allocates space for a HpbClient struct, and initializes its ID and key.
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- Returns
- Returns a pointer to the created struct or NULL if the space could not be allocated.
◆ hpb_client_destroy()
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Deallocates the space previously allocated for the given HpbClient struct.
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| client | Pointer to the pointer of the HpbClient struct to be deallocated. |
◆ hpb_client_is_id_equal()
Compares 2 client IDs.
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| id1 | First client ID. |
| id2 | Second client ID. |
- Returns
- Returns true if the IDs are equal and false otherwise


To ensure good hygiene of the body while camping and hiking.
To provide help in cleaning purposes such as washing pots, pans, utensils, clothes, and many more items, while camping.
To supply a portable product with easy accessibility, good comfort and durability with better performance to all the hikers.
About Product
1What is the fabric used
The Pocket Shower is constructed of 70D Nylon. Moreover, the Nylon is made of the high quality material as the wear-resistant and waterproof fabric.
2Capacity
A pocket shower can store as much as 10 liters of water. This storage facility can provide an 8-minute shower with a fully open showerhead.
3How to use
The lightweight pocket showerhead is integrated into the base and adjusts water flow using an easy-to-use on/off switch system. It has two "D" type rings that are attached to a 20-foot nylon cable. It allows us to use pocket
shower anywhere.