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Low level CAN data frame. More...
Public Attributes | |
| CAN_FRAME_TYPE | type |
| Identifies the frame type. | |
| int32 | id |
| The CAN message ID. More... | |
| uint32 | timestamp |
| Timestamp of received frame if supported by CAN interface. | |
| byte | length |
| Gives the number of bytes of data included in the frame. More... | |
| byte | data [8] |
| Holds any data sent with the frame. More... | |
Low level CAN data frame.
This class is used to represent the basic frame of information that is passed over the CAN network.
A frame of CAN data consists of a message ID value (either 11 or 29 bits depending on whether standard or extended frames are in use), 0 to 8 bytes of data, and some special attributes.
Frame objects are passed to the CanInterface::Xmit() function, and filled in by the CanInterface::Recv() function.
| byte data[8] |
Holds any data sent with the frame.
A frame may be accompanied by 0 to 8 bytes of data.
| int32 id |
The CAN message ID.
If bit 29 is clear, this is a standard 11 bit ID (bits 0-10 hold the ID). If bit 29 is set, this is an extended 29 bit ID (bits 0-28 hold the ID). Bits 30 and 31 are not presently used.
| byte length |
Gives the number of bytes of data included in the frame.
The length of a frame may range from 0 to 8 bytes


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when the element is clicked.MenuRenderer
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Comparison of two basic measurement set-ups: ( A) a sample versus an empty reference sensor, acquiring the specific heat capacity of the sample; ( B) a sample versus an inert reference sample of similar heat capacity, acquiring the specific excess heat capacity of the sample compared to the reference.


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Mar 3, 2013 . DONATO, JOSEPH ARTHUR, South Abington Twp., Monday, 10 a.m., Lawrence . Mass, St. John the Evangelist Church, Pittston, by the Rev.
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Funeral Notices 3/8/2013 - News - The Times-Tribune
Mar 8, 2013 . JONES, JEANNE C., Scranton, Saturday, 11:30 a.m., Carl J. Savino Funeral Home, 157 S. Main Ave., West Scranton, by the Rev. Arthur Davis.
http://thetimes-tribune.com/news/funeral-notices-3-8-2013-1.1455531
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Nov 14, 2012 . The Rev. David Booman. The Rt. Rev. Alex Dickson. The Rev. Canon. Douglas Peterson. Conway, SC. St. Paul's Church. The Rev. Tripp .
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ELCA Leaders Support Evolution, Not God's Word on Creation ...
The Rev. Lisa Barry, Pastor Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, ELCA Stuart, FL . The Rev. Arthur O. F. Bauer, Retired . Rev. Arthur C. Bergren, Senior Pastor . Tripp, SD The Rev. Elizabeth Ann Jaeger St. Luke ELCA Sheboygan Falls, WI .
http://www.elcatoday.com/elca-leaders-supporting-evolution-not-what-god-teaches-us-about-creation.html
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Hobart and William Smith Colleges - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Rev. Daniel McDonald D.D., formerly principal of the Fairfield Academy, was . Arthur Cleveland Coxe, the namesake of Bishop Arthur Cleveland Coxe, his . Smith Colleges. http://academic.hws.edu/library/archives/pdfs/tripp.pdf.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hobart_and_William_Smith_Colleges
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Church History of Putnam, Connecticut
Reverend Benjamin Congdon, a son of this church, and then its faithful and . T. Meech, Arthur Tripp, James W. Manning, Ezra D. Carpenter, Joseph Lippitt.
http://www.connecticutgenealogy.com/windham/church_history_of_putnam.htm
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Table of Contents for Phys. Rev. Lett. 2(7) 1 April 1959
K-Hydrogen Charge-Exchange Scattering. Philippe Eberhard, Arthur H. Rosenfeld, Frank T. Solmitz, Robert D. Tripp, and Mason B. Watson. pp. 312-313 [View .
http://prl.aps.org/toc/PRL/v2/i7
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Diocesan Prayer Cycle - February 2012 - Episcopal Diocese of ...
Presiding Bishop and Primate: The Most Rev. . Rev. Deacon Thomas Tripp . Deacons: Paulette Carney, Arthur Cooney, Margaret Foster, Bruce Gillies, Clara .
http://episcopalwny.org/download-document/106-diocesan-prayer-cycle-february-2012
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Obituaries - Home Page
Joe Winbush, Pastor, Reverend James Chadwick, officiating and Reverend Sharon . W. Tripp of Morehead City, NC; eight grandchildren; one great- grandchild.
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Facts about Who, Where Priests Were, The Herald News ...
Sep 27, 2002 . Rev. Arthur T. DeMello, ordained in 1962. Served as assistant in Our . Rev. Kevin F. Tripp, served at various locations during his tenure in the .
http://www.bishop-accountability.org/news3/2002_09_27_HeraldNews_FactsAbout_John_Cronin_ETC_1.htm
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Full text of "Register, 1847-1904"
Rev. H. L. Thompson ; del. address, and add Ob. Jan. 1905 5. E. Howard ; add . add (Mr. Croome), and additional address c/o Dr. P. G. Spear, Tripp Hill, . Arthur Maude, M.A. and late Student of Ch. Ch. Oxford; H.O. 1871 ; left 1876; .
http://www.archive.org/stream/register00enggoog/register00enggoog_djvu.txt
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The Journal of the Diocese of Southwest Florida - Amazon S3
Vice President: The Rev. Cesar Olivero. Chancellor: Mr. Theodore L. Tripp, Jr. Secretary/Treasurer: Mrs. Anne . The Rev. Arthur R. Lee, III. The Rev. Benjamin .
http://s3.amazonaws.com/dfc_attachments/public/documents/2750070/2010-2011_DioceseofSouthwestFloridaJournal.pdf
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Kinsey's Paedophiles - Judith Gelernter Reisman, Ph.D.
"The author C. A. Tripp, who is said to have just completed co-authorship of a book . kind of masturbation or something that would rev up their sexual substrate at . Dr Clarence Arthur Tripp, psychologist, therapist and sex researcher, studied .
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The Tripp Family - RelativelyConnected.com
family is to James Tripp, whose parents' names were William and . She had five sons, William Arthur, . battle-Sf He was converted under the labors of Rev.
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01-2134: Tripp v. Charlie Falk's Auto :: Fourth Circuit :: US Court of ...
01-2134 ARTHUR TRIPP, on behalf of themselves and others similarly situated; . 2003), rev'd on other grounds, 543 U.S. 50, 125 S.Ct. 460 (2004). that "when .
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Clergy Directory - Diocese of South Carolina
find clergy. calendar · donate. Download a printable Clergy .
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Diocesan Convention Committees - Diocese of South Carolina
The Rev. Jeffrey Miller, Chair. The Rev. Craige Borrett. The Rev. Ken Weldon. The Rev. Shay Gaillard . The Rev. Arthur Jenkins, Chair. The Very Rev.
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Twenty Original Sacred Melodies (William Thorn) - ChoralWiki
Nov 20, 2012 . Dark, Mrs. Organist, Tavistock. Dickes, Mr. William, Exeter. Dean, Rev. Arthur, Eggesford. Dicker, Mr. Henry, Exeter. Densham, Mr. R. Morchard .
http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Twenty_Original_Sacred_Melodies_(William_Thorn)
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We've moveD on - Diocese of South Carolina
Nov 25, 2012 . Conway, SC. St. Paul's Church. The Rev. Tripp Jeffords. The Rev. Jason Collins. The Rev. Dawn Rider. The Rev. Ann Boutcher. Darlington, SC .
http://www.diosc.com/sys/images/documents/11_25_12_state_ad_dioscb.pdf
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iTBN - Praise the Lord - Feb 16, 2013
Feb 16, 2013 . Praise the Lord Arthur Blessitt hosts Reverend Daniel Kolenda, Garrett Chynoweth, Pastor
1:59:41 Mar 14, 2013 202 plays. video preview .
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The following line passes through point (X1, Y1)
:
y = fractionReduce( SLOPE_NUMERATOR, SLOPE_DENOMINATOR ) x + b
What is the value of the y
-intercept b
?
b =
(Y1 * SLOPE_DENOMINATOR - X1 * SLOPE_NUMERATOR) / SLOPE_DENOMINATOR
Substituting (X1, Y1)
into the equation gives:
Y1 = fractionReduce( SLOPE_NUMERATOR, SLOPE_DENOMINATOR ) \cdot X1 + b
Y1 = fractionReduce( X1*SLOPE_NUMERATOR , SLOPE_DENOMINATOR ) + b
b = Y1 - fractionReduce( X1*SLOPE_NUMERATOR , SLOPE_DENOMINATOR )
b = fractionReduce( Y1 * SLOPE_DENOMINATOR - X1 * SLOPE_NUMERATOR, SLOPE_DENOMINATOR )
Plugging in fractionReduce( Y1 * SLOPE_DENOMINATOR - X1 * SLOPE_NUMERATOR, SLOPE_DENOMINATOR )
for b
, we get y = fractionReduce( SLOPE_NUMERATOR, SLOPE_DENOMINATOR ) x + fractionReduce(Y1*SLOPE_DENOMINATOR-X1*SLOPE_NUMERATOR,SLOPE_DENOMINATOR)
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Next: Other Subclasses of Stream, Previous: Abstract Classifications of Streams, Up: Introduction to Streams
Some streams, called file streams , provide access to files. An object of class file-stream is used to represent a file stream.
The basic operation for opening a file is open, which typically returns a file stream (see its dictionary entry for details). The basic operation for closing a stream is close. The macro with-open-file is useful to express the common idiom of opening a file for the duration of a given body of code, and assuring that the resulting stream is closed upon exit from that body.


Radio and modem clocks by convention have addresses in the form 127.127.t.u, where t is the clock type and u is a unit number in the range 0-3 used to distinguish multiple instances of clocks of the same type. Most of these clocks require support in the form of a serial port or special bus peripheral, but some can work directly from the audio codec found in some workstations. The particular device is normally specified by adding a soft link /dev/deviceu to the particular hardware device involved, where u correspond to the unit number above.
Following is a list showing the type and title of each driver currently implemented. The compile-time identifier for each is shown in parentheses. Click on a selected type for specific description and configuration documentation, including the clock address, reference ID, driver ID, device name and speed, and features (line disciplines, etc.). For those drivers without specific documentation, please contact the author listed in the copyright page.
Type 1 Undisciplined Local Clock
(LOCAL)
Type 2 Trak 8820 GPS Receiver
(GPS_TRAK)
Type 3 PSTI/Traconex 1020 WWV/WWVH
Receiver
(WWV_PST)
Type 4 Spectracom 8170 and Netclock/2 WWVB
Receivers (WWVB_SPEC)
Type 5 TrueTime GPS/GOES/OMEGA Receivers
(TRUETIME)
Type 6 IRIG Audio Decoder
(IRIG_AUDIO)
Type 7 CHU Audio/Modem Decoder
(CHU)
Type 8 Generic Reference Driver
(PARSE)
Type 9 Magnavox MX4200 GPS Receiver
(GPS_MX4200)
Type 10 Austron 2200A/2201A GPS Receivers
(GPS_AS2201)
Type 11 Arbiter 1088A/B GPS Receiver
(GPS_ARBITER)
Type 12 KSI/Odetics TPRO/S IRIG Interface
(IRIG_TPRO)
Type 13 Leitch CSD 5300 Master Clock Controller
(ATOM_LEITCH)
Type 14 EES M201 MSF Receiver (MSF_EES)
Type 15 * TrueTime generic receivers
Type 16 Bancomm GPS/IRIG Receiver (GPS_BANCOMM)
Type 17 Datum Precision Time System (GPS_DATUM)
Type 18 NIST Modem Time Service
(ACTS_NIST)
Type 19 Heath WWV/WWVH Receiver
(WWV_HEATH)
Type 20 Generic NMEA GPS Receiver
(NMEA)
Type 21 TrueTime GPS-VME Interface (GPS_VME)
Type 22 PPS Clock Discipline
(PPS)
Type 23 PTB Modem Time Service
(ACTS_PTB)
Type 24 USNO Modem Time Service
(ACTS_USNO)
Type 25 * TrueTime generic receivers
Type 26 Hewlett Packard 58503A GPS
Receiver
(GPS_HP)
Type 27 Arcron MSF Receiver
(MSF_ARCRON)
Type 28 Shared memory driver
(SHM)
Type 29 Trimble Navigation Palisade GPS (GPS_PALISADE)
Type 30 Motorola UT Oncore GPS (GPS_ONCORE)
Type 31 Rockwell Jupiter GPS (GPS_JUPITER)
* All TrueTime receivers are now supported by one driver, type 5. Types 15 and 25 will be retained only for a limited time and may be reassigned in future.
Additional Information
Mitigation Rules and the prefer
Keyword
Debugging Hints for Reference Clock Drivers
Line Disciplines and Streams Drivers
Pulse-per-second (PPS) Signal Interfacing
How To Write a Reference Clock Driver
The Network Time Protocol (NTP)
Distribution


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Time after which trends will be used.
Best practice is to set this value to your history storage period (7d, 30d, etc).
Range
Time range width after which trends will be used instead of history.
It's better to set this value in range of 4 to 7 days to prevent loading large amount of history data.
Cache TTL
Zabbix data source caches metric names in memory. Specify how often data will be updated.
Direct DB Connection
Data Source
Select Data Source for Zabbix history database.
In order to use this feature it should be created and
configured first. Zabbix plugin uses this data source for querying history data directly from the database.
This way usually faster than pulling data from Zabbix API, especially on the wide time ranges, and reduces
amount of data transferred.
Retention Policy
Specify retention policy name for fetching long-term stored data (optional).
Leave it blank if only default retention policy used.


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Open a terminal window.
Go to the installation directory
cd {{PGC_HOME}}
Get the latest update related information
./pgc update
Upgrade pgDevOps using the following command
./pgc upgrade pgdevops
The above command may take a couple of minutes based on the speed of the system and network. It shuts down the pgDevOps service, upgrades pgDevOps, and starts the service again.
Verify status of the pgDevOps service
./pgc status pgdevops
Start pgDevOps
./pgc start pgdevops
Stop pgDevOps
./pgc stop pgdevops
Restart pgDevOps
./pgc restart pgdevops
Open a command prompt as administrator.
Go to the installation directory
cd {{PGC_HOME}}
Get the latest update related information
pgc update
Upgrade pgDevOps using the following command
pgc upgrade pgdevops
The above command may take a couple of minutes based on the speed of the system and network. It shuts down the pgDevOps service, upgrades pgDevOps, and starts the service again.
Verify status of the pgDevOps service
pgc status pgdevops
Start pgDevOps
pgc start pgdevops
Stop pgDevOps
pgc stop pgdevops
Restart pgDevOps
pgc restart pgdevops


Kolkata International Film Fest features PH titles
by Manila Standard ShowbizFour Filipino films are among the spectacular roster of the 366 movies showcased at the 25th Kolkata International Film Festival (KIFF) in Kolkata, India.
Gitarista (The Guitarist) by Jason Orfalas and Mindanao by Brillante Ma. Mendoza competed under the Asian Select (NETPAC Award) and the International Competition: Innovation in Moving Images sections, respectively. Gitarista stars Cedrick Juan, Noel Comia, Jr., and Anna Luna, while the Mendoza-directed film features Judy Ann Santos and Allen Dizon.
Continuing its run in various international festival circuits, Ang Hupa (The Halt) by Lav Diaz made it to the international scene again; this time, under the KIFF’s Maestro section. The film is top-billed by Joel Lamangan, Piolo Pascual, and Shaina Magdayao.
Completing the lineup for the Philippine entries for KIFF is Latay (Battered Husband) by Ralston Gonzales Jover, which screened under the Cinema International section and stars Allen Dizon, Lovi Poe, Snooky Serna, and Mariel De Leon.
The eight-day film festival was kicked off with a grand opening ceremony graced by big personalities and dignitaries in the industry. Bollywood actor Shahrukh Khan inaugurated the KIFF at the Netaji Indoor Stadium last November 8.
Board of Control for Cricket in India President Sourav Ganguli expressed that KIFF is a celebration of cinema, and filmmakers get the opportunity to showcase their works at the festival.
The 25th Kolkata International Film Festival ran from Nov. 8 to 15.


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TESTVIRUS.org lets you send EICAR test strings to any e-mail address using a variety of obfuscations, to see if your mail server will catch them all...
TESTVIRUS.org lets you send EICAR test strings to any e-mail address using a variety of obfuscations, to see if your mail server will catch them all...
There's a Browser Security Test over here that allows you to check you're browser configuration to see if it's vulnerable.
could be handy if you're unsure of whether patches have taken correctly, or if you're looking to demo how insecure unpatched versions of major browsers can be
Security tools target inside jobs
This article is talking about some new products which are focusing on business/application level analysis of a companies traffic. I'm a little cynical about this kind of thing, as I would expect that the same kind of "data flood" problem which affects network level IDS systems to affect this kind of solution.
also working at an application level is far harder as it is relatively easy for an automated system to recognise things like HTTP traffic, however an automated system looking at that and saying "thats confidential information from the payroll system" would be very very difficult to set up....
In an article Help Net Security - The Future of Phishing, presents an interesting idea for combating the current (and potential future) phishing attacks by communicating transactions out-of-band (for example by SMS message) and then getting the user to authorize that transaction by putting in a one-time password sent to them via the SMS message.
There's an interesting program over at sourceforge, ICMP-Chatwhich gives allows you to communicate with someone purely over ICMP (you can choose which type of ICMP message is used).
This provides a good illustration of the dangers in security of assuming that a system or protocol will only be used for its intended, or well known, purpose.
In this example this program could probably be used to bypass firewall infrastructure in some companies, as many people allow ICMP through for troubleshooting purposes, where all TCP and UDP connections will be locked down.
That brings me on to another point, which is the futility of disallowing protocols based on the fact that they can be used for file-transfer. In some setups I've seen people will block incoming FTP but not HTTP. Now that doesn't make a lot of sense when you realise that HTTP is a generic content transfer protocol and can be used for a wide variety of things like file transfer and, of course, remote control.
You don't see many companies allowing inbound connections for protocols like PC-Anywhere, but with HTTP allowed, services like GoToMyPC allow very similar functionality.
An mitigation for this kind of risk is to apply more application level controls over all protcols allowed through security perimiters, as at the application layer there is a better understanding of what the purpose of the communication is...
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ATAC: Abusable Technologies Awareness Center: Used Hard Disks Packed with Confidential Information
Interesting information about the types and quantity of sensitive information that is available on old hard disks....
There's a good bluesnarfing story over at Slashdot
Martin McKeay's Network Security Blog: Scary uses for Google
Found a link to an interesting story at seccurityfocus about using google for looking for things like passwords that the owners of the pages probably don't realise are public.
Also got another blog for my blogroll :o)
Eweek are carrying a story covering some forrester research comparing vulnerability levels and response times across a range of vendors.
The thing that always strikes me about this kind of research is whether they are comparing like with like. For example if they are comparing ALL vulnerabilities on Microsoft software with ALL vulnerabilities in software in a given Linux Distrabution, then thats really a bit meaningless in the real world. I mean who's going to have all that software installed in a given environment.
A far more meaningful way of presenting the information would be to establish typical usage profiles, for example "corporate desktop" or "web server" state what packages those would contain and then measure the vendors based on the vulnerability levels present.
My gut feeling, although I could be wrong, is that Microsoft would probably come out worst in that kind of analysis, as many of the vulnerabilities they have had recently have been in core parts of their system (ASN.1 being a good example) which would appear in every loadset, and of course the fact that they're overall strategy seems to involve a lot of integration of systems, leading to a larger overall attack surface.


07.Write a program that finds the index of given element in a sorted array of integers by using the binary search algorithm (find it in Wikipedia).
Array:
Searched Number:
Print


Sun
The Pacific Northwest has a growing season between 150 and 250 days. Days-to-harvest estimations on seed packets of warm-season crops should be adjusted to accomodate for slowly accumulating heat units (growing days). Look for short-season varieties of seeds. When sowing seed, select an area that recieves at least six to eight hours of sun and turn the soil to 12 inches.
Soil types
Replenish your soil with compost, manure and plant debris to maintain healthy microbial life and balanced solid composition. Healthy soil equals healthy plants.
- Clay soils compact easily, drain poorly and can bake your crops in the summer sun. Routinely add compost and other organic materials promote air circulation and improve drainage.
- Sandy or rocky soils are low in organic matter and very pourous. Water drains quickly and with it, any nutrients. Apply a similiar solution to clay soils to improve fertility.
- Loam is perfect soil. It is well drained, easy to dig and rich in nutrients. With proper care and attention, it is possible to create an ideal loam for your crops.
Water
Nearly forty percent of household water usage will go toward irrigation. Consider harvesting rain water with a rain barrel, cistern or other water catchement system. It will become a valuable resource on dry days.
Seed
Good soil, proper sun and watering will make your seeds flourish. A soil thermometer is a helpful tool to determine when to sow. Hasty sowing in chilly and wet soil leaves dormant seeds vulnerable to rotting.
Companion Plants
Achieve harmony within your garden!
| Type of Plants |
Companions |
| Basil |
Peppers, tomatoes |
| Beans |
Corn, eggplant, potatoes, sunflowers |
| Borage |
Tomatoes, squash, strawberries |
| Broccoli, cabbage, kale |
Beets, onions, potatoes, dill, sage, mint |
| Chives, onions, leeks |
Carrots, lettuce, peas |
| Garlic |
Raspberries and roses |
| Marigold, calendula, dahlias, annual, candytuft, petunias |
Plant throughout your garden |
| Nasturtium |
Cabbage, cucumbers, radishes, tomatoes |
| Peas |
Parsley, radishes, squash |
| Squash |
Nasturtium and corn |
Resources
Seeds
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Abundant Life Seeds
http://www.territorialseed.com/Abundant_Life_Seeds
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Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds
http://www.rareseeds.com
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Raintree Nursery
http://www.raintreenursery.com
General resources
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The Elizabeth C. Miller Library at University of Washington Botanic Garden
http://depts.washington.edu/hortlib/index.shtml
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Oregon State University
http://extension.pregonstate.edu/gardening
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Oregon Tilth
http://tilth.org/
Community resources
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City Farmer News
http://www.cityfarmer.info
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Food for Oregon
http://foodfororegon.oregonstate.edu
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Washington Food System Directory
www.wafood.org
Composting
A part of a healthy garden!
What you'll need
- Worms!
- A bin for your worms
- A supply of biodegradable bedding (newsprint, computer paper, shredded cardboard, leaves)
- A supply of food waste (vegetable waste, egg shells, spoiled food, NO MEAT OR DAIRY)
Set Up
- Place the bedding in a clean trashcan (5 to 8 pounds of bedding for a 2'x2' box)
- Pour in three pounds of water per pound of dry bedding, and mix well
- Toss in a handful of soil, crushed eggshells, or other additives
- Sprinkle the worms over the surface of the bedding
- Allow a few days for worms to settle
Feeding Your Worms
- Bury scraps under a few inches of bedding in the first section
- Cover the bin with a wooden or plastic top left slightly ajar
- Next time bury the waste under the bedding in the second section
- Worms are low-maintenance, and you can skip two or three weeks without feeding them. Any longer than that, and you'll have a big box of dead worms.
Worm Harvesting
- If you want worms for fishing, harvest the worm castings every two to three months and move the worms to fresh bedding. Follow harvest method #1 ("Dump and hand sort"), and you'll end up with less compost and more worms
- If you practice vermiculture only to produce compost, bury food scraps for four months. Then leave the bin alone for another three or four months. All the worms will be long dead, but they will have left you a box full of nice black vermicompost
- If it's worms and compost you're after, harvest the castings every three to four months and move the worms to fresh bedding. Or help a friend get started composting. As long as you keep feeding them, the worms will keep on casting!
- The Dump and Hand Sort -- Place a large sheet of plastic on the floor or on a table. Put on your rubber gloves. Dump the entire contents of the bin onto the sheet. Shape the compost into cone-shaped mounds. Shine a bright light above the mounds; this will drive the worms toward the bottom interior of each mound. Wait 5-10 minutes, then gently scrape off the layers of vermicompost until all you have left is worms. (You may see tiny, lemon-shaped cocoons; these contain baby worms, so be sure to add them to the new bin.)
- Divide and Harvest -- Shift all the old bedding, castings and worms in the bin to one side. Add fresh bedding to the other side. Bury fresh scraps in the new bedding for a few weeks, and keep the new bedding covered. Leave the old bedding uncovered. Check after a week or two; the worms will have migrated to the fresh bedding. Harvest the vermicompost, then fill the empty side with fresh bedding.


/remote is Windows Powershell Web Access, requires username and password
/mvc is an ASP.net application. Can register and login and search.
The Search box enables SQL errors. Other parameters like ID and Item.
Can issue xp_dirtree function to send NTLM hash to attacker. Crack/pass for more access.
https://www.gracefulsecurity.com/sql-injection-cheat-sheet-mssql
Out-of-band data retrieval
Get the NTLM for GIDDY\Stacy
Crack it and log into WinRM or /remote web powershell
Notice unifivideo file
Tries to load C:\ProgramData\unifi-video\taskkill.exe as system, but it does not exist by default.
Create your own favorite binary, restart unifi-video and GG
Need to bypass restrictions any number of ways. Ippsec used a DotNet revshell that Windows Defender did not remove.
Locate the service directly in registry:
Set-Location 'HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services'
Find the item you want:
Get-ChildItem .
Get-ChildItem . | where-object { $_.Name -like '*UnifiVideoService*' }
Restart service:
Stop-Service "Ubiquiti UniFi Video"
Start-Service "Ubiquiti UniFi Video"
and GG


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| Animation | ( | Texture const * | tex, | |
| int | numCells, | |||
| float | duration, | |||
| bool | loopable | ) |
The main constructor of Animation
| tex |
the Texture |
| numCells |
Number of Cells |
| duration |
Duration of the animation |
| loopable |
is the animation loopable |
| ~Animation | ( | ) |
The main destructor
| AddTime | ( | float | dt | ) |
Add time to the animation
| dt |
duration of time |
| CellHeight | ( | ) |
Cell Height of the animation
| return |
the cell height |
| CellWidth | ( | ) |
Cell Width of the animation
| return |
the cell width |
| DrawCurrentCell | ( | SDL_Renderer * | renderer, | |
| SDL_Rect const * | dstRect | ) |
Draw Current Cell of the animation
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| FinishedPlaying | ( | ) |
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Mimic 2 isn't an embarrassing rental. It's about as good as any movie about a giant, mutant cockroach can be expected to be. There are a few entertaining moments, some neat scenery to enjoy, and Jon Polito and Edward Albert are both in it. If that last piece of information doesn't make you want run to the video store with heart-pounding glee, then I don't know what will.
I didn't see the original Mimic -- the minor summer 1997 hit starring Mira Sorvino and Jeremy Northam -- even though I worked at a movie theater that summer and saw more movies than any sane person should. The newest installment focuses on one giant, malicious cockroach that sets its sights on an entomologist named Remy (Alix Koromzay), who teaches at a decrepit New York City public school.  With the girl, not the bug.
The body count leads to understandable problems at work for Remy, when her boss (Polito, who is always fun to watch) relates the news of the killings to parents. As she packs up her gear and takes a student (Gaven Eugene Lucas) home, the cockroach comes for them and a teenage misfit hiding out (Will Estes). Only a camera (roaches are light sensitive) and our heroine's textbook knowledge of bugs can save them.
The movie tries to come off as a hybrid of Die Hard and the TV show Buffy the Vampire Slayer, as director Jean De Segonzac and screenwriter Joel Soisson fill scenes with lots of ironic, jokey dialogue. But the cast doesn't pull off the lines with any humor and though the movie moves briskly, there's really nothing distinguishable in it. It's somewhat suspenseful and filmed with a certain amount of film noir flair (a shot of a cockroach climbing on the ceiling is particularly memorable). The acting is OK; I always enjoy seeing Polito, a feisty bulldog of an actor. But Koromzay displays practically no charisma in her role. The same goes for the kid actors who are inexplicably thrown in, probably to get teen appeal.
Still, I find it hard to complete condemn this movie. There are lots of goo (the insides of the cockroaches looks like a combination of Fluff and melted mozzarella cheese), gunfire, and running around for dear life. Hell, Eddie Albert is in it. I didn't think he still existed. Mimic 2 is not a great movie, but sometimes you need to see a giant cockroach movie. If that's the case, then here you go. It's like your first car, it sputters and rocks, but it does what it needs to.

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Problem 1. JavaScript literals
Assign all the possible JavaScript literals to different variables.
Problem 3. Typeof variables
Try typeof on all variables you created.
Would be best to use Chrome console or Firebug.


TakeOverAllTraffic makes only one application's version is online. 1. make sure if this app's versioned destination rule exist. 2. change virtual service to this version.


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Then he came out to his people from Al-Mihrab (a praying place or a private room, etc.), he told them by signs to glorify Allah's Praises in the morning and in the afternoon. |
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So he went forth to his people from the sanctuary and proclaimed to them: Glorify (Allah) morning and evening. |
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Then he came forth unto his people from the sanctuary, and signified to them: Glorify your Lord at break of day and fall of night. |
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He came out to his family, from the sanctuary, and signaled to them: "Meditate (on God) day and night." |
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Zachariah came out to his people from place of worship and inspired them to glorify the Lord both in the morning and evening. |
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So he went forth to his people from his place of worship, then he made known to them that they should glorify (Allah) morning and evening. |
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Then he came forth unto his people from the chamber and asked them in a low voice to glorify GOD morning and evening. |
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So Zakariya came out to his people from him chamber: He told them by signs to celebrate Allah's praises in the morning and in the evening. |
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Comparing the costs and benefits of relational and non-relational approaches - can we have the best of both worlds?
So far in this sprint you’ve used SQLite, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB. For each of these, consider the following questions:
Write a summary in the style of a possible blog post, and bring the questions/discussion to class. Bonus - later on, follow up and complete a real blog post about different database technologies!
We covered a lot of ground this week - today we’ll bring it together, both summarizing and resolving lingering questions. We’ll also continue the discussion from the before lecture activity, and explore the cutting edge “NewSQL” techniques in active development.
As time allows, we’ll go back to practicing good old SQL. It’s important to have a broad awareness of the database universe, but SQL is a time-tested tool that has and will continue to be useful across a wide range of situations. It will also be the largest part of the sprint challenge, and likely a component of many job interviews.
Practice! Go back to both your deployed PostgreSQL (Titanic data) and MongoDB (RPG data) instances - use MongoDB queries to answer the same questions as you did from the first module (when the RPG data was in SQLite). With PostgreSQL, answer the following:
Mr.
and one Mrs.
) with the same last name and
with at least 1 sibling/spouse aboard are a married couple.
The assignment drilled core SQL, but didn’t review joins - revisit the RPG data, and do more joins (explicit or implicit) to make sure you understand how to connect data across tables.
If you got the Titanic data in your MongoDB cluster - see if you can also answer the above questions using MongoDB!
Read up on database normalization - a variety of formal techniques for reducing the redundancy of data stored in a relational database.
Keep working on your written summary from the “before lecture” exercise, and grow it into a proper blog post. Consider focusing it on one particular technology or technique, and compare/contrast it with the alternatives.
Get more reps in! Check out SQLBolt and w3schools SQL Tutorial, both of which include interactive exercises. Mastering SQL is all about practice, so get it down now and you’ll be confident for your job interviews.


This table is quantifiable evidence that I am tired all the time.
| Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7:00 | Sleep | Morning Routine | Morning Routine | Morning Routine | Morning Routine | Morning Routine | Sleep |
| 8:00 | Sleep in | Coffee, Drive to Work | Coffee, Drive to Work | Coffee, Drive to Work | Coffee, Drive to Work | Coffee, Drive to Work | Sleep in |
| 9:00 | Wake up | Emails, Work Tasks | Emails, Work Tasks | Emails, Work Tasks | Emails, Work Tasks | Emails, Work Tasks | Wake up |
| 10:00 | Coffee | Work Tasks | Work Tasks | Work Tasks | Work Tasks |
Work Tasks | Coffee |
| 11:00 | Brunch @ Mom's |
Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Free Time |
| 12:00 | Chores | Work Tasks | Laboratory | Work Tasks | Laboratory | Laboratory | Free Time |
| 1:00 | Chores | Laboratory | Meeting | Laboratory | Laboratory | Laboratory | Chores |
| 2:00 | Probably Nap | Coffee, Exercise Break | Coffee, Exercise Break | Coffee, Exercise Break | Coffee, Exercise Break | Coffee, Exercise Break | Chores |
| 3:00 | Free Time | Emails, Work Tasks |
Work Tasks | Emails, Work Tasks | Emails, Work Tasks | Slacking off |
Probably Nap |
| 4:00 | Study/Homework | Drive to School | Drive to School |
Drive Home | Drive Home | Drive Home | Study/Homework |
| 5:00 | Study/Homework | Study/Homework |
Study/Homework | Chores |
Chores | Chores | Study/Homework |
| 6:00 | Study/Homework | Algorithms Course | OS Course |
Study/Homework | Study/Homework | Study/Homework | Study/Homework |
| 7:00 | Dinner | Algorithms Course | OS Course | Dinner |
Dinner | Dinner | Dinner |
| 8:00 | Emotional Recovery | Drive Home | Drive Home | Emotional Recovery | Emotional Recovery | Emotional Recovery | Free Time |
| 9:00 | Emotional Recovery | Dinner | Dinner | Scheduled Depression | Casual Anxiety | Existential Despair | Free Time |
| 10:00 | Study/Homework | The Big Sad | The Big Sad | Contemplate Giving Up | Solve World Hunger | Jazzercise | Free Time |
| 11:00 | Study/Homework | Recovery | Recovery | Telling my cat my fears | Wondering if I have any friends | Mindless Internet Scrolling | Video Games |
| 12:00 | Study/Homework | Try to Sleep, Fail | Try to Sleep, Fail | Watch cat plan mutiny | Scheduled Crying Period | Mirror Staring Contest | Video Games, Escapism |
| 1:00 | Brain failure, Sleep | Sleep | Sleep | Sleep, defend cat assault | Sleep | Sleep | Video Games, Disassociate |


For modeling systems with a variable structure, Adevs provides a simple but effective mechanism to coordinate changes in structure and changes in state. This mechanism is based on the Dynamic DEVS modeling formalism described in A.M. Uhrmacher's paper ``Dynamic structures in modeling and simulation: a reflective approach", ACM Transactions on Modeling and Computer Simulation (TOMACS), Volume 11, Issue 2, pgs. 202-232, April 2001.
bool model_transition()and its default implementation simply returns false.
At the end of every simulation cycle (that is, after computing the models' new states but prior to the garbage collection step) the simulator invokes the model_transition method of every Atomic model that changed state in that cycle. When the model_transition method is invoked, the Atomic model can do anything except alter the set of components of a Network model.
If a model's model_transition method returns true, then the simulator calls the model_transition method of that model's parent. The parent is, of course, a Network model, and its model_transition method may add, remove, and rearrange the network's components. But it must not delete any components! The simulator will automatically delete components that are removed from the model when the structure change calculations are finished.
As before, if the Network's model_transition method returns true then the simulator invokes the model_transition method of its parent. Note, however, that the model_transition method of any model is invoked at most once in each simulation cycle. This invocation, if it occurs, takes place after every component of the network qualifying for the evaluation of its model_transition method has computed its change of structure.
After invoking every eligible model's model_transition method, the simulator performs a somewhat complicated cleanup process. During this process the simulator constructs two sets. The first set contains 1) the components that belonged to all of the Network models whose model_transition method was invoked and 2) all of the components of every model in this set (i.e., this set is constructed recursively: if any model is in the set, so are its component models). The second set is defined in the same way, but it is computed using sets of components as they are after the model_transition methods have been invoked.
The simulator deletes every model that has actually been removed. These are the models in the first set but not in the second. The simulator initializes every model that is genuinely new by computing its next event time (i.e., its creation time plus its time advance) and putting it into the event schedule. These are the models in the second second set but not in the first. The simulator leaves all other models alone.
The procedure for calculating a change of structure can be summarized as follows:
The procedure for calculating a change of structure is illustrated in Fig. 6.1. The black models' model_transition methods returned true. The set of components examined before and after the structure change are listed above the before (left) and after (right) trees. Notice that these models are in the sub-tree below the model , which is the top-most model in that sub-tree that returned false from its model_transition method. Also note that while the leaves of the tree may have had their model transition method invoked, none returns true and so their parents' model transition methods are not invoked nor are their sets of components considered when determining what models have been added and removed from the model. The set of deleted components is . The set of new components is .
The model_transition method can break the strict hierarchy and modularity that is usually observed when building Network models. Any Network model can, in principle, modify the set of components of any other model, regardless of proximity or hierarchy. The potential for anarchy is great, and so the design of a variable structure model should be considered carefully. There are two approaches to such a design that are simple and, in many cases, entirely adequate.
The first approach is to allow only Network models to effect structure changes and to restrict those changes to the Network's immediate sub-components. With this approach, an Atomic model initiates a structure change by posting a structure change request for its parent. The Atomic model's model_transition method returns true causing its parent's model_transition method to be invoked. The parent Network model then retrieves and acts on the requests posted by its components. The Network repeats this process if it wants to effect structure changes involving models other than its immediate children; i.e., it posts a request for its parent and returns true from its model_transition method.
The second approach allows arbitrary changes in structure by forcing the model at the top of the hierarchy to invoke its model_transition method. This causes the simulator to consider every model in the aftermath of a structure change. As in the first approach, an Atomic model that wants to effect a change of structure uses its model_transition method to post a request for its parent. This request is percolated up the model hierarchy by the Network models whose model_transition methods always return true.
The first approach trades flexibility for execution time. The second approach trades execution time for flexibility. With the first approach, structure changes that involve a small number of components require a small amount of work by the simulator. The scope of change must, however, be carefully restricted. With the second approach, every structure change requires the simulator to include every part of the model in its calculations, regardless of the actual extent of the change in structure. In this case, however, the scope of a structure change may be unlimited.
We will use a variable structure model to answer these questions. This model has three components: a generator that creates orders for gizmos, a model of a machine, and a model of the factory that contains the machines and that activates and deactivates machines as required to satisfy demand. The model of the factory is illustrated in Fig. 6.2.
The generator creates new orders for the factory. Each order is identified with an integer label, and the generator produces orders at the rate anticipated by the factory engineers. Demand at the factory is expected to be steady with a new order arriving every 1/2 to 2 days. This expected demand is modeled with a random variable that is uniformly distributed in [0.5,2]. Here is the code for the generator:
#include "adevs.h" // The Genr models factory demand. It creates new orders every 0.5 to 2 days. class Genr: public adevs::Atomic<int> { public: /** * The generator requires a seed for the random number that determines * the time between new orders. */ Genr(unsigned long seed): adevs::Atomic<int>(),next(1),u(seed){ set_time_to_order(); } // Internal transition updates the order counter and // determines the next arrival time void delta_int() { next++; set_time_to_order(); } // Output function produces the next order void output_func(adevs::Bag<int>& yb) { yb.insert(next); } // Time advance returns the time until the next order double ta() { return time_to_order; } // Model is input free, so these methods are empty void delta_ext(double,const adevs::Bag<int>&){} void delta_conf(const adevs::Bag<int>&){} // No explicit memory management is needed void gc_output(adevs::Bag<int>&){} private: // Next order ID int next; // Time until that order arrives double time_to_order; // Random variable for producing order arrival times adevs::rv u; // Method to set the order time void set_time_to_order() { time_to_order = u.uniform(0.5,2.0); } };
The model of a machine is similar to the Clerk in section 3. A machine requires 3 days to make a gizmo, and orders for gizmos are processed first come, first serve. The Machine's model_transition method is inherited from its Atomic base class. I'll discuss the role of the model_transition method after introducing the Factory class. Here is the code for the Machine.
#include "adevs.h" #include <cassert> #include <deque> /** * This class models a machine as a fifo queue and server with fixed service time. * The model_transition method is used, in conjunction with the Factory model_transition * method, to add and remove machines as needed to satisfy a 6 day turnaround time * for orders. */ class Machine: public adevs::Atomic<int> { public: Machine():adevs::Atomic<int>(),tleft(DBL_MAX){} void delta_int() { q.pop_front(); // Remove the completed job if (q.empty()) tleft = DBL_MAX; // Is the Machine idle? else tleft = 3.0; // Or is it still working? } void delta_ext(double e, const adevs::Bag<int>& xb) { // Update the remaining time if the machine is working if (!q.empty()) tleft -= e; // Put new orders into the queue adevs::Bag<int>::const_iterator iter = xb.begin(); for (; iter != xb.end(); iter++) { // If the machine is idle then set the service time if (q.empty()) tleft = 3.0; // Put the order into the back of the queue q.push_back(*iter); } } void delta_conf(const adevs::Bag<int>& xb) { delta_int(); delta_ext(0.0,xb); } void output_func(adevs::Bag<int>& yb) { // Expel the completed order yb.insert(q.front()); } double ta() { return tleft; } // The model transition function returns true if another order can not // be accommodated or if the machine is idle. bool model_transition() { // Check that the queue size is legal assert(q.size() <= 2); // Return the idle or full status return (q.size() == 0 || q.size() == 2); } // Get the number of orders in the queue unsigned int getQueueSize() const { return q.size(); } // No garbage collection void gc_output(adevs::Bag<int>&){} private: // Queue for orders that are waiting to be processed std::deque<int> q; // Time remaining on the order at the front of the queue double tleft; };
The number of Machine models contained in the Factory model at any time is determined by the current demand for gizmos. The real factory, of course, will have a fixed number of machines on the factory floor, but the planners do not know how many machines are needed. A variable structure model that creates and destroys machines as needed is a good way to accommodate this uncertainty.
The Custom Widget and Gizmo Company has built its reputation on a guaranteed time of service, from order to delivery, of 15 days. This leaves only 6 days for the manufacturing process, the remaining time being consumed by order processing, delivery, etc.
A single machine can meet this schedule if it has at most one order waiting in its queue at any time. However, it costs a dollar a day to operate a machine and so the factory engineers want to minimize the number of machines working at any time. To accomplish this goal, the factory's operating policy has two rules:
The Factory model implements this policy in the following way. If a Machine becomes idle or if its queue is full (i.e., the machine is working on one order and has another order waiting in its queue), then that machine's model_transition method returns true. This causes the Factory's model_transition method to be invoked. The Factory first looks for and removes machines that have no work. Then it examines each remaining machine to determine if the required one unit of additional capacity is available. If the required unit of additional capacity is not available then the Factory creates a new machine.
This is an example of the first approach to building a variable structure model. With this design, the simulator's structure calculations are done only when the Factory's model_transition method is invoked, and these calculations are therefore limited to instants when Machine models are likely to be created or destroyed. Our design, however, is complicated somewhat by the need for Machine and Factory objects to communicate; i.e., the Machine models must watch their own status and inform the Factory when there is a potential shortage of capacity.
If we had used the second approached to build our variable structure model, then the Machines' model_transition method could have simply returned true: no need for a status check. The Factory would iterate through its list of Machines, adding and deleting Machines as needed. This is more computationally expensive: the simulator looks for changes in the Factory's set of components at each simulation cycle. However, the design of the model is simpler, albeit only marginally so in this instance.
The Factory is a Network model and must implement all of the Network's virtual methods: route, getComponents, and model_transition. The route method is responsible for assigning orders to machines. When an order arrives, it is sent to the machine that will most quickly satisfy the order. The getComponents method puts the current set of machines into the Set c of components. The model_transition method examines the status of each machine, deleting idle machines and adding new machines if they are needed to maintain reserve capacity. The Factory implementation is shown below.
#include "adevs.h" #include "Machine.h" #include <list> class Factory: public adevs::Network<int> { public: Factory(); void getComponents(adevs::Set<adevs::Devs<int>*>& c); void route(const int& order, adevs::Devs<int>* src, adevs::Bag<adevs::Event<int> >& r); bool model_transition(); ~Factory(); // Get the number of machines int getMachineCount(); private: // This is the machine set std::list<Machine*> machines; // Method for adding a machine to the factory void add_machine(); // Compute time needed for a machine to finish a new job double compute_service_time(Machine* m); };
#include "Factory.h" using namespace adevs; using namespace std; Factory::Factory(): Network<int>() { // call the parent constructor add_machine(); // Add the first machine the the machine set } void Factory::getComponents(Set<Devs<int>*>& c) { // Copy the machine set to c list<Machine*>::iterator iter; for (iter = machines.begin(); iter != machines.end(); iter++) c.insert(*iter); } void Factory::route(const int& order, Devs<int>* src, Bag<Event<int> >& r) { // If this is a machine output, then it leaves the factory if (src != this) { r.insert(Event<int>(this,order)); return; } // Otherwise, use the machine that can most quickly fill the order Machine* pick = NULL; // No machine double pick_time = DBL_MAX; // Infinite time for service list<Machine*>::iterator iter; for (iter = machines.begin(); iter != machines.end(); iter++) { // If the machine is available if ((*iter)->getQueueSize() <= 1) { double candidate_time = compute_service_time(*iter); // If the candidate service time is smaller than the pick service time if (candidate_time < pick_time) { pick_time = candidate_time; pick = *iter; } } } // Make sure we found a machine with a small enough service time assert(pick != NULL && pick_time <= 6.0); // Use this machine to process the order r.insert(Event<int>(pick,order)); } bool Factory::model_transition() { // Remove idle machines list<Machine*>::iterator iter = machines.begin(); while (iter != machines.end()) { if ((*iter)->getQueueSize() == 0) iter = machines.erase(iter); else iter++; } // Add the new machine if we need it int spare_cap = 0; for (iter = machines.begin(); iter != machines.end(); iter++) spare_cap += 2 - (*iter)->getQueueSize(); if (spare_cap == 0) add_machine(); return false; } void Factory::add_machine() { machines.push_back(new Machine()); machines.back()->setParent(this); } double Factory::compute_service_time(Machine* m) { // If the machine is already working if (m->ta() < DBL_MAX) return 3.0+(m->getQueueSize()-1)*3.0+m->ta(); // Otherwise it is idle else return 3.0; } int Factory::getMachineCount() { return machines.size(); } Factory::~Factory() { // Delete all of the machines list<Machine*>::iterator iter; for (iter = machines.begin(); iter != machines.end(); iter++) delete *iter; }
To illustrate how the model_transition method works, let us manually simulate the processing of a few orders. The first order arrives at day zero, the second order at day one, and the third order at day three. At the start, on day zero, there is one idle machine. When the first order arrives, the Factory's route method is invoked, and it sends the order to the idle machine. The Machine's delta_ext method is invoked, and the machine begins processing the order. Next the Machine's model_transition method is invoked. It discovers that the machine is working and has space in its queue, and so the model_transition method returns false.
When the second order arrives on day one, the Factory's route method is called again. There is only one Machine and it has space in its queue so the order is sent to that Machine. The Machine's delta_ext method is invoked and it queues the order. The Machine's model_transition method is invoked next, and because the queue is full the method returns true. This causes the the Factory's model_transition method to be invoked. It examines the Machine's status, sees that it is overloaded, and creates a new Machine.
At this time, the working Machine needs two more days to finish the first order, and it will not complete its second order until a total of five days have elapsed.
There is a great deal of activity when the third order arrives on day three. First, the working Machine's output_func method is called, and it produces the first completed order (i.e., the order begun on day zero). Next the Factory's route method is called twice. The first call converts the Machine's output into an output from the Factory. The second call routes the new order to the idle Machine.
Now the state transition methods for the two Machines are invoked. The working Machine's delta_int method is called and it starts work on its queued order. The idle Machine's delta_ext method is called and it begins processing the new order. Lastly, the model_transition methods of both Machines are invoked. Both Machine's have room in their queue and so both return false.
Suppose no orders arrive in the next three days. At day six, both machines finish their work. The Machines' output_func methods are invoked, producing the finished orders. These become output from the Factory via the Factory's route method.
Next, the Machines' delta_int methods are called and both Machines become idle. After this, the Machines' model_transition methods are invoked and these return true because the machines are idle. This causes the Factory's model_transition method to be called. It examines each Machine, sees that they are idle, and deletes both of them. Lastly the Factory computes its available capacity, which is now zero, and creates a new machine. This returns the Factory to its initial configuration with one idle Machine.
The factory engineers have two questions: how many machines are needed and what is the factory's annual operating cost. These questions can be answered with a plot of the count of active machines versus time. The required number of machines is the maximum value of the active machine count. Each machine costs a dollar per day to operate, and so the operating cost is the one year time integral of the active machine count. A plot of the active machine count versus time is shown in Fig. 6.3. The maximum count of active machines is four and the annual operating cost is $944 (this plot is from the first simulation run listed in Table 6.1).
Because new orders arrive at random, the annual operating cost and maximum machine count are themselves random numbers. Consequently, data from several simulation runs are needed to make an informed decision. Table 6.1 shows the outcomes of ten simulation runs. Each uses a different sequence of random numbers and therefore produces a different result (i.e., another sample of the maximum active machine count and annual operating cost). From this data, the factory engineers conclude that 4 machines are required and the average annual operating cost will be $961.


--- layout: post title: 'Ekawada: Submitted!' post_id: 24 categories: - announcements - projects date: 2010-11-04 08:30:00.000000000 -06:00 author: Jamis permalink: 2010/11/4/ekawada-submitted.html summary: > The Ekawada string-figure app for iOS is submitted to the App Store ---
Last night I finished the marketing site for Ekawada (at least, the first draft of it), plugged the last of the memory leaks reported by the Instruments tool, created some app icons that I finally felt did the app justice, and…and… YES! I submitted Ekawada to the App Store!
I’ve been told that the review process for new submissions is currently taking a little more than a week, so with a bit of luck Ekawada could be available for download sometime late next week.
I’m giddy!


schema_form library
Classes
- ChangeValueJsonSchemaEvent
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JsonSchemaEvent data
change. Used by JsonSchemaBloc to update
Object
data being edited in the form. - JsonSchemaBloc
-
Bloc
for managing JsonSchemaState through the use of JsonSchemaEvent which implementsClickListener
used to handle the click event of controls. [...] - JsonSchemaEvent
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Abstract class derived from a
Equatable
to abstract all events that will be used by JsonSchemaBloc. - JsonSchemaState
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Object derived from class
Equatable
to store the state of the form. - LoadDataEvent
-
Object
load JsonSchemaEvent serialized inMap
<String
,dynamic
> format. - LoadDataSchemaEvent
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JsonSchemaEvent to load a
JsonSchema
. - LoadLayoutSchemaEvent
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Loading JavaScript as a Resource
The JavaScript resource file bundled with JavaServer Faces technology is named jsf.js and is available in the javax.faces library. This resource library supports Ajax functionality in JavaServer Faces applications.
In order to use this resource directly with a component or a bean class, you need to explicitly load the resource library. The resource can be loaded in one of the following ways:
By using the resource API directly in a Facelets page
By using the javax.faces.application.ResourceDependency annotation and the resource API in a bean class
Using JavaScript API in a Facelets Application
To use the bundled JavaScript resource API directly in a web application, such as a Facelets page, you need to first identify the default JavaScript resource for the page with the help of the h:outputScript tag. For example, consider the following section of a Facelets page:
<h:form> <h:outputScript name="jsf.js" library="javax.faces" target="head"/> </h:form>
Specifying the target as head causes the script resource to be rendered within the head element on the HTML page.
In the next step, identify the component to which you would like to attach the Ajax functionality. Add the Ajax functionality to the component by using the JavaScript API. For example, consider the following:
<h:form> <h:outputScript name="jsf.js" library="javax.faces" target="head"> <h:inputText id="inputname" value="#{userBean.name}"/> <h:outputText id="outputname" value="#{userBean.name}"/> <h:commandButton id="submit" value="Submit" onclick="jsf.ajax.request(this, event, {execute:'inputname',render:'outputname'}); return false;" /> </h:form>
The jsf.ajax.request method takes up to three parameters that specify source, event, and options. The source parameter identifies the DOM element that triggered the Ajax request, typically this. The optional event parameter identifies the DOM event that triggered this request. The optional options parameter contains a set of name/value pairs from Table 11-5.
Name |
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execute |
A space-delimited list of client identifiers or one of the keywords listed in Table 11-2. The identifiers reference the components that will be processed during the execute phase of the lifecycle. |
render |
A space-delimited list of client identifiers or one of the keywords listed in Table 11-2. The identifiers reference the components that will be processed during the render phase of the lifecycle. |
onevent |
A String that is the name of the JavaScript function to call when an event occurs. |
onerror |
A String that is the name of the JavaScript function to call when an error occurs. |
params |
An object that may include additional parameters to include in the request. |
If no identifier is specified, the default assumed keyword for the execute attribute is @this, and for the render attribute it is @none.
You can also place the JavaScript method in a file and include it as a resource.
Using the @ResourceDependency Annotation in a Bean Class
Use the javax.faces.application.ResourceDependency annotation to cause the bean class to load the default jsf.js library.
To load the Ajax resource from the server side, use the jsf.ajax.request method within the bean class. This method is usually used when creating a custom component or a custom renderer for a component.
The following example shows how the resource is loaded in a bean class:
@ResourceDependency(name="jsf.js" library="javax.faces" target="head")


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- Use the template
Requirements for a bug report
These eight requirements are the mandatory base of a good bug report:- Only real bugs: please do your best to make sure to only report real bugs in OpenUI5! Do not report:
- issues caused by application code or any code outside UI5.
- issues caused by the usage of non-public UI5 methods. Only the public methods listed in the API documentation may be used.
- something that behaves just different from what you expected. A bug is when something behaves different than specified. When in doubt, ask in a forum.
- something you do not get to work properly. Use a support forum like stackoverflow to request help.
- feature requests. Well, this is arguable: critical or easy-to-do enhancement suggestions are welcome, but we do not want to use the issue tracker as wish list.
- No duplicate: you have searched the issue tracker to make sure the bug has not yet been reported
- Good summary: the summary should be specific to the issue
- Current bug: the bug can be reproduced in the most current version (state the tested version!)
- Reproducible bug: clear steps to reproduce are given. This includes:
- a URL to access the example
- any required user/password information (do not reveal any credentials that could be mis-used!)
- detailed and complete step-by-step instructions to reproduce the bug
- Precise description:
- precisely state the expected and the actual behavior
- give information about the used browser/device and its version, if possible also the behavior in other browsers/devices
- if the bug is about wrong UI appearance, attach a screenshot and mark what is wrong
- generally give as much additional information as possible. (But find the right balance: do not invest hours for a very obvious and easy to solve issue. When in doubt, give more information.)
- Minimal example: it is highly encouraged to provide a minimal example to reproduce in e.g. jsbin: isolate the application code which triggers the issue and strip it down as much as possible as long as the issue still occurs. If several files are required, you can create a gist. This may not always be possible and sometimes be overkill, but it always helps analyzing a bug.
- Only one bug per report: open different tickets for different issues
You are encouraged use this template.
Please report bugs in English, so all users can understand them.
If the bug appears to be a regression introduced in a new version of UI5, try to find the closest versions between which it was introduced and take special care to make sure the issue is not caused by your application's usage of any internal method which changed its behavior.
Be aware that issues cannot be deleted once they are created, so be careful when creating them and do not use the issue tracker for testing.
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If you find a security issue, please act responsibly and report it not in the public issue tracker, but directly to us, so we can fix it before it can be exploited:- SAP Customers: if the found security issue is not covered by a published security note, please report it by creating a customer message at https://service.sap.com/message.
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Also refer to the general SAP security information page.
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GitHub offers labels to categorize issues. We defined the following labels so far:Labels for issue categories:
- bug: this issue is a bug in the code
- documentation: this issue is about wrong documentation
- enhancement: this is not a bug report, but an enhancement request
Status of open issues:
- unconfirmed: this report needs confirmation whether it is really a bug (no label; this is the default status)
- approved: this issue is confirmed to be a bug
- author action: the author is required to provide information
Status/resolution of closed issues:
- fixed: a fix for the issue was provided
- consulting: the issue is a support question, not a bug report
- duplicate: the issue is also reported in a different ticket and is handled there
- invalid: for some reason or another this issue report will not be handled further (maybe lack of information or issue does not apply anymore)
- works: not reproducible or working as expected
- wontfix: while acknowledged to be an issue, a fix cannot or will not be provided
The category labels should be set by the issue reporter (but can be corrected later).
The status labels should only be modified by the person who analyzed the issue report. Exception: when the issue was on "author action" and the issue author has provided the requested action, the author needs to remove the "author action" label.
Disclaimer
We want to improve quality of UI5 and good bug reports are welcome! But our capacity is limited, so we cannot handle questions or consultation requests and we cannot afford to ask for required details. So we reserve the right to close or to not process insufficient bug reports in favor of those which are very cleanly documented and easy to reproduce. Even though we would like to solve each well-documented issue, there is always the possibility that it won't happen - remember: OpenUI5 is Open Source and comes without warranty.
Bug report analysis support is very welcome! (e.g. pre-analysis or proposing solutions) Forking and pull-requests are not possible yet, but it's all JavaScript, so it's easy to override things with modified/fixed code in the browser and test the fix.
This issue handling offer is also an experiment for us. We don't know how many issues will be reported and how well they will be reported. We will learn as we go and try to adjust. Bear with us.


This component lets you work with the sensenet Content Repository (create or manage content, execute queries, etc.) by providing a JavaScript client API for the main content operations. The library connects to a sensenet's REST API, but hides the underlying HTTP requests. You can work with simple load or create Content operations in JavaScript, instead of having to construct ajax requests yourself.
Tested with the following sensenet services version:
npm install @sensenet/client-core
Your main entry point in this library is the Repository object. You can create an Instance by the following way:
import { Repository } from '@sensenet/client-core';
const repository = new Repository({
repositoryUrl: "https://my-sensenet-site.com",
oDataToken: "OData.svc",
sessionLifetime: "expiration",
defaultSelect: ["DisplayName", "Icon"],
requiredSelect: ["Id", "Type", "Path", "Name"],
defaultMetadata: "no",
defaultInlineCount: "allpages",
defaultExpand: [],
defaultTop: 1000,
});
Portal.settings
. For further information about cross-origin resource sharing in sensenet check this
article.ODataServiceToken
is set, you can configure it here for the client side.You can load a specified content by its full path or Id by the following way:
import { User } from "@sensenet/default-content-types";
const user = await repository.load<User>({
idOrPath: "/Root/IMS/BuiltIn/Portal/Visitor", // you can also load by content Id
oDataOptions: { // You can provide additional OData parameters
expand: ["CreatedBy"],
select: "all",
},
});
console.log(user); // {d: { /*(...retrieved user data)*/ }}
You can also load a content reference by providing a full reference path (e.g.: /Root/IMS/BuiltIn/Portal/('Visitor')/CreatedBy
)
If you want to load a content collection (children, query results or one-to-many references ) you can do it with the following method:
const portalUsers = await repository.loadCollection<User>({
path: "/Root/IMS/BuiltIn/Portal",
oDataOptions: {
query: "TypeIs:User",
orderby: ["LoginName"],
},
});
console.log("Count: ", portalUsers.d.__count);
console.log("Users: ", portalUsers.d.results);
You can execute specific POST, PATCH and PUT OData requests on the Repository instance:
const createdUser = await repository.post<User>({
parentPath: "Root/Parent",
contentType: "User",
content: {
Name: "NewContent",
/** ...additional content data */
},
});
// you can also use PUT in the similar way
const lockedUser = await repository.patch<User>({
idOrPath: "Root/Path/To/User",
content: {
Locked: true,
},
});
You can execute these batch actions right on the Repository instance:
// you can use move in the similar way
const copyResult = await repository.copy({
idOrPath: [45, "Root/Path/To/Content"],
targetPath: "Root/Target/Path",
});
const deleteResult = await repository.delete({
idOrPath: "Root/Path/To/Content/To/Delete",
permanent: true,
});
You can define and execute your custom OData actions by the following way:
interface ICustomActionBodyType { Name: string; Value: string; }
interface ICustomActionReturnType { Result: any; }
const actionResult = await repository.executeAction<ICustomActionBodyType, ICustomActionReturnType>({
idOrPath: "Path/to/content",
method: "POST",
name: "MyOdataCustomAction",
body: {
Name: "foo",
Value: "Bar",
},
});
console.log(actionResult.Result);
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, this is because an instance of the interface might be an singleton instance.the empty implementation of the representationan object representation composing member sub-representationsa property member definition: [propertyName: [ propertyValueField ] ].a composition of representations.a value component associated withGuiTypeValue
.an auxiliary information for specifying a property value.the indexed specifier for specifying an element in a listspecial specifier, can be obtained byGuiReprValue.NONE
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This is an example of CSS Variables, also known by the offical name of CSS Custom Properties.
CSS Variables are supported in all latest browsers, but not in Internet Explorer or Edge version 15 and lower.
This is an example of CSS Variables, also known by the offical name of CSS Custom Properties.
CSS Variables are supported in all latest browsers, but not in Internet Explorer or Edge version 15 and lower.