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| Notes 1. The Pay & Accounts Officer/cheque drawing DDO will make payments on this form as often as required but the drawer should be careful to include in the detailed contingent bill of a month only the amount of all abstracts encashed during that month.. |
| 2. The Govt. Officer drawing this bill is responsible for having initialled the date of each payment in the Contingent Register. The Register is requited to be sent up with bills and sub-vouchers for the purpose. |


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Oxidative Stress
Electrolyzed-reduced water protects against oxidative damage to DNA, RNA, and protein. Electrolyzed-reduced water scavenges active oxygen species and protects DNA from oxidative damage.
Diabetes
Supplementation of hydrogen-rich water improves lipid and glucose metabolism in patients with type 2 diabetes or impaired glucose tolerance. Anti-diabetic effects of electrolyzed reduced water in streptozotocin-induced and genetic diabetic mice.
Cancer
Electrolyzed Reduced Water Supplemented with Platinum Nanoparticles Suppresses Promotion of Two-stage Cell Transformation. Molecular hydrogen alleviates nephrotoxicity induced by an anti-cancer drug cisplatin without compromising anti-tumor activity in mice.


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by Darrelle LincolnMark Ingram has a job in the WWE if truly wants to do so when he retires.
Following a dominating 41-7 victory over the Houston Texans — Ravens RB Mark Ingram took to the post-game interview and threatened to fight anybody outside M&T Bank Stadium if they thought Lamar Jackson wasn’t the MVP front-runner right now.
That is a serious hype man.


Interface IGeoCoder
GeoCoder interface in case mocking is needed
Inherited Members
Namespace: BingGeocoder
Assembly: BingGeocoder.dll
Syntax
public interface IGeoCoder : IDisposable
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceGetAddress(Double, Double, Boolean, String)
Retrieves the address of a location
Declaration
Task<Address> GetAddress(double lat, double lon, bool includeNeighborhood = false, string include = "")
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Double | lat | Latitude |
| Double | lon | Longitude |
| Boolean | includeNeighborhood | Specifies to include the neighborhood in the response when it is available. |
| String | include | Specifies additional values to include. Use "ciso2" to include the ISO country code |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<Address> | The address of the first result |
GetAddressPart(Double, Double, AddressEntityType)
Retreives part of an address at the geo coordinate
Declaration
Task<string> GetAddressPart(double lat, double lon, AddressEntityType entityType)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Double | lat | Latitude |
| Double | lon | Longitude |
| AddressEntityType | entityType | The entity type part to return |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<String> | The address part associated with the entityType, for the first result |
GetAddressPart(Double, Double, String)
Retreives part of an address at the geo coordinate
Declaration
Task<string> GetAddressPart(double lat, double lon, string entityType)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Double | lat | Latitude |
| Double | lon | Longitude |
| String | entityType | The entity type part to return |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<String> | The address part associated with the entityType, for the first result |
GetCoordinate(Address, Int32)
Retreives the geo coordinate of a full or partial address
Declaration
Task<Tuple<double, double>> GetCoordinate(Address address, int maxResults = 1)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Address | address | The address |
| Int32 | maxResults | The maximum number of results to return. Defaults to 1 |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<Tuple<Double, Double>> | The coordinate of the address. {0,0} if not found |
GetCoordinate(String, Int32)
Retrieves the geo coordinate of a landmark
Declaration
Task<Tuple<double, double>> GetCoordinate(string landMark, int maxResults = 1)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | landMark | A landmark. ex Eiffel Tower |
| Int32 | maxResults | The Maximum number of results to return. Defaults to 1 |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<Tuple<Double, Double>> | The coordinates of a landmark {0,0} if not found |
GetCoordinate(String, String, String, String, String, Int32)
Retrieves the geo coordinate from detailed address inputs
Declaration
Task<Tuple<double, double>> GetCoordinate(string addressLine, string locality, string adminDistrict, string postalCode, string countryRegion, int maxResults = 1)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | addressLine | The address part. ex One Microsoft Way |
| String | locality | City part. ex Redmond |
| String | adminDistrict | State part. ex WA |
| String | postalCode | Postal code part. ex 98052 |
| String | countryRegion | Country part. ex US |
| Int32 | maxResults | The maximum number of results to return. Defaults to 1 |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<Tuple<Double, Double>> | The coordinate of the address. {0,0} if not found |
GetFormattedAddress(Double, Double)
Retrieves the formatted address for the geo coordinate
Declaration
Task<string> GetFormattedAddress(double lat, double lon)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Double | lat | Latitude |
| Double | lon | Longitude |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<String> | Formatted address of the first result |
GetGeoCodeResult(Address, Int32, String)
Retreives the GeoCodeResult for the given full or partial address
Declaration
Task<GeoCodeResult> GetGeoCodeResult(Address address, int maxResults = 1, string include = "")
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Address | address | The address |
| Int32 | maxResults | The maximum number of results to return. Defaults to 1 |
| String | include | Specifies additional values to include. Use "ciso2" to include the ISO country code |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<GeoCodeResult> | GeoCodeResult |
GetGeoCodeResult(Double, Double, Boolean, String)
Retreives the GeoCodeResult for the given geo coordinate
Declaration
Task<GeoCodeResult> GetGeoCodeResult(double lat, double lon, bool includeNeighborhood = false, string include = "")
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Double | lat | Latitude |
| Double | lon | Longitude |
| Boolean | includeNeighborhood | Specifies to include the neighborhood in the response when it is available. |
| String | include | Specifies additional values to include. Use "ciso2" to include the ISO country code |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<GeoCodeResult> | GeoCodeResult |
GetGeoCodeResult(String, String, String, String, String, Int32, String)
Retreives the GeoCodeResult for the given address
Declaration
Task<GeoCodeResult> GetGeoCodeResult(string addressLine, string locality, string adminDistrict, string postalCode, string countryRegion, int maxResults = 1, string include = "")
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | addressLine | The address part. ex One Microsoft Way |
| String | locality | City part. ex Redmond |
| String | adminDistrict | State part. ex WA |
| String | postalCode | Postal code part. ex 98052 |
| String | countryRegion | Country part. ex US |
| Int32 | maxResults | The maximum number of results to return. Defaults to 1 |
| String | include | Specifies additional values to include. Use "ciso2" to include the ISO country code |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<GeoCodeResult> | GeoCodeResult |
ParseAddress(String, String)
Uses the Bing service to attempt to parse an address into its constuent parts
Declaration
Task<Address> ParseAddress(string address, string include = "")
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | address | The address to parse |
| String | include | Specifies additional values to include. Use "ciso2" to include the ISO country code |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<Address> | The parsed address. Null if not successfully parsed by Bing |
Query(String, Int32, String)
Retrieves the geo result of a location, such as an address or landmark name.
Declaration
Task<GeoCodeResult> Query(string query, int maxResults = 1, string include = "")
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | query | The location query |
| Int32 | maxResults | The maximum number of results to return. Defaults to 1 |
| String | include | Specifies additional values to include. Use "ciso2" to include the ISO country code |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<GeoCodeResult> | GeoCodeResult |
QueryCoordinate(String, Int32)
Retrieves the geo coordinate of a location, such as an address or landmark name.
Declaration
Task<Tuple<double, double>> QueryCoordinate(string query, int maxResults = 1)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | query | The location query |
| Int32 | maxResults | The maximum number of results to return. Defaults to 1 |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<Tuple<Double, Double>> | The coordinate of the first result |


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John C. Carlson
John C. Carlson (Curt) 88, of Beloit WI, passed away October 22, 2019, at The Suites Assisted Living in Beloit.
Curt was born June 3, 1931 in Stoughton WI, to Hannah nee Hanson and John A Carlson. He graduated from Beloit High School, in 1949. Curt served in the U.S. Army from 1949 – 1952, during the Korean War. He married Judith Gempeler on October 8, 1955. Curt was retired from Warner Electric in South Beloit, Illinois.
Curt is survived by his four children, Kimberly (Daniel Hess), Bruce (Kim Moreno), Jonna (Ken Taylor) and Daniel. As well as, nine grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren and one great, great grandchild. He is further survived by a sister, Maryellen Zulauf; a brother, James Carlson; and his nephew, David Zulauf.
He is predeceased by his wife, Judy; his grandson; his daughter-in-law; and his niece.
Funeral Services will be held at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, 749 Bluff St., Beloit, on Saturday, November 9, 2019, at 10:30 am, with a visitation from 10:00 a.m.until the time of service; lunch will follow. All Faiths Funeral and Cremation Services of Janesville, Wisconsin is assisting the family. Online condolences may be made at: www.866allfaiths.com.
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--- layout: post title: 'Blast from the CHKP Past: Can''t Talk to Translated IP from Internal Net' date: 2013-11-04 07:54:12.000000000 -08:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: [] tags: [] meta: _publicize_pending: '1' author: login: phoneboy email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Dameon Welch first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
It's pretty obvious from looking through the number of 404s I'm seeing in Google's Webmaster tools that a lot of pages still link to old stuff I wrote about Check Point FireWall-1. I'm actually trying to "fix" these 404s now by resurrecting some of the old content. Not updating it, of course, but at least making the links point to something semi-useful, if historical.
This is one of those articles, obviously not at it's original URL, but the original URLs will point here. What amazes me about this particular article is that it's still relevant today as NAT really hasn't fundamentally changed in the Check Point products for some time. The basic concepts are still the same, too, and other than the implementation details, is probably relevant for other security products, too.
Bottom line: NAT only works if the firewall is in the path of the communication. How do you know? Follow the bouncing packet, otherwise known as Troubleshooting 101.
Hit the break to see this old FAQ in all its ASCII network mapped glory.
When implementing address translation, the unspoken assumption is the firewall will always be between the two machines talking to each other. For external machines accessing internal machines, this is a safe assumption. In the case where internal hosts are accessing internal hosts, this is not always the case.
Another important thing to note is that NAT rules are processed in the order they are listed. Once a packet matches a rule in the rulebase, subsequent rules are not processed for that packet. NAT rules are not applied cumulatively.
To demonstrate these principles in action, here is an example network:
Internet Segment (204.32.38.x) -------------------------------- (<IP_ADDRESS>) FireWall (<IP_ADDRESS>) | | (<IP_ADDRESS>) Router (<IP_ADDRESS>) (<IP_ADDRESS>) | | Segment A (10.1.x.x) | | Segment B (10.3.x.x) | |
The firewall has two interfaces: <IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS>. The router has three interfaces: <IP_ADDRESS>, <IP_ADDRESS>, and <IP_ADDRESS>. Each interface of the router has a class B netmask (<IP_ADDRESS>).
Let's assume an "Externally" accessible SMTP server is at <IP_ADDRESS> and it has an external address of <IP_ADDRESS> (via NAT). There is some other internal SMTP server (<IP_ADDRESS>) that tries to access the "external" SMTP server via the external address. Assume the following NAT rules:
| Original | Translated | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No | Source | Destination | Service | Source | Destination | Service |
| 1 | Any | <IP_ADDRESS> | Any | Orig | <IP_ADDRESS>(S) | Orig |
| 2 | 10.x.x.x | Any | Any | <IP_ADDRESS>(H) | Orig | Orig |
<IP_ADDRESS> tries to initate a connection to <IP_ADDRESS>. Routing will eventually take this packet to the firewall. The packet is accepted by the firewall's security policy and is then processed by NAT. The first rule that matches is rule 1, which translates the destination of the packet from <IP_ADDRESS> to <IP_ADDRESS>. The "source" of the packet is not changed (rule 1 says not to touch it). The packet will then be routed to <IP_ADDRESS>, then <IP_ADDRESS>.
When <IP_ADDRESS> sends its "reply," it will be sent to <IP_ADDRESS> (the "source" of the connection attempt). The reply is routed to <IP_ADDRESS> and then directly to <IP_ADDRESS>. <IP_ADDRESS> is expecting replies from <IP_ADDRESS> (who it thinks it tried to connect to), not <IP_ADDRESS>, so they are dropped (as they should be). If a machine on 10.1.x.x were to access <IP_ADDRESS>, the same thing would happen except the packet would travel one less hop.
What would happen if the rules were reversed (i.e. rule 2 was listed before rule 1)? When <IP_ADDRESS> tries to access <IP_ADDRESS>, the packet gets routed to the firewall and passes through the rulebase. NAT then would rewrite the source of the packet to be <IP_ADDRESS>. The destination of the packet would still be <IP_ADDRESS> (i.e. it does not get translated), but gets routed out the internal interface (or at least it should if you've configured NAT correctly. ;-). The internet router sees this packet and routes it back to the firewall (it's an external address, after all). The packet would ping pong back and forth until the TTL expires.
One reason why you might connect to the translated IP address is because your internal client's DNS server points to it. You can resolve this problem by implementing split-horizon DNS, i.e. different DNS servers for the internal and external networks. An internal DNS server reflects the internal IP address for a host and the external DNS server reflects the externally resolvable IP addresses for the host. Internal clients will use the internal DNS server. You can also put a host entry on the local system pointing at the internal address.
Other than implementing split-horizon DNS, can you get around this problem? There are two methods you can use to get around this problem, which I have documented below.
This actually makes more sense from a security standpoint because you can provide more control over access if externally accessible host are all on their own segment. To create a DMZ, you would have to add a third interface to your firewall with a different logical subnet and move the accessible hosts to that subnet.
Internet Segment (204.32.38.x) -------------------------------- (<IP_ADDRESS>) DMZ segment (172.31.0.x) FireWall (<IP_ADDRESS>)------------------------ (<IP_ADDRESS>) | | (<IP_ADDRESS>) Router (<IP_ADDRESS>) (<IP_ADDRESS>) | | Segment A (10.1.x.x) | | Segment B (10.3.x.x) | |
This puts the firewall between the client and the server, thus solving the NAT problem.
The success or failure of this trick is dependent on the OS that you use for your firewall and may even depend on the environment. In most cases, it does not work. When a packet is received in one interface and is routed out that same interface, the OS's TCP/IP stack will instead issue an ICMP Redirect with the system's untranslated IP address. Depending on the circumstances, this connection may either never take place or take a long time to establish. FireWall-1 can't do anything about this. Assuming my trick does work for you, you are effectively doubling the amount of traffic that the connection would generate and add additional, unnecessary load to the firewall. The best way to resolve this problem is to simply not use the translated IP address in the internal network.
In order to insure that the firewall stays between the connection between the two hosts, you will need to create dual NAT rule. The NAT rule will look at both the source and destination of the packet and translate both the source and the destination of the packet. Because the rules are processed in order, the dual NAT rule must come before both your "HIDE" rule and your SMTP server's translation rule as below:
| Original | Translated | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No. | Source | Destination | Service | Source | Destination | Service |
| 1 | 10.x.x.x | <IP_ADDRESS> | Any | <IP_ADDRESS>(H) | <IP_ADDRESS>(S) | Orig |
| 2 | Any | <IP_ADDRESS> | Any | Orig | <IP_ADDRESS>(S) | Orig |
| 3 | 10.x.x.x | Any | Any | <IP_ADDRESS>(H) | Orig | Orig |
What will this do?
The side effect of this is that for each connection to your "internal" SMTP server using the external IP address, you will see the network connection traverse your internal network twice:
If you have done this and you still can not access the host in question, use a packet sniffer to determine what is going on. In cases where it will not work, the firewall system will send an ICMP redirect to the client pointing them to the internal host using the untranslated address. Since the client is not expecting to see the host's real IP address, the connection will fail. In this case, you will need to disable ICMP redirects on your host system. The only system I know how to do this on is Solaris, and the command is as follows:
/usr/sbin/ndd -set /dev/ip ip_send_redirects 0
On IPSO, this is done at a per-interface level. If VRRP is running on a particular interface, this is the default behaviour. If you are not running VRRP on a particular interface, then issue the following command if the interface you wish to enable it on is eth-s3p1c0 (add it to /var/etc/rc.local if you wish for this command to be active after a reboot):
ipsctl -w interface:eth-s3p1c0:family:inet:flags:icmp_no_rdir 1
On NT, you can disable ICMP Redirects with NT Service Pack 5 and later by adding or modifying the following registry entry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemCurrentControlSetServicesTcpipParametersEnableICMPRedirects
This key should be a DWORD set to 0.
If you know how to do this on other platforms, please contact me so I can update the page.
Optionally, you can also block ICMP Redirects at the firewall:
| No. | Source | Destination | Service | Action | Track | Install-On |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Firewall | any | icmp-redirect | drop | Source |
The basic idea is to bind the translated IP address to the loopback interface of the server. On Unix machines, you use a command like
ifconfig lo0:0 <IP_ADDRESS> up
On NT, you will need to add the MS Loopback interface (which you will need to add to the system) and add the IP address to this interface with a netmask of <IP_ADDRESS>. If packets come into the system for the translated IP address (because, for instance, they did not come to the firewall), the system will respond to packets for this IP address. This method does require slightly more administration since now you must also maintain the NAT on the individual servers as well.


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public struct Validated<V: Validator>: ValidatedType


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I Made a Mistake..
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repeated |
smoked |
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3 hits |
oral |
LSD |
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So a few months ago, I went to P-town (A city about 45 minutes from where I live) to visit an old friend (J). I went with my friend (C) who I never really felt completely comfortable with but am in complete denial of (mistake 1). I don't know why. Anyway we were staying with her dad.
One of the nights, me, C, & J got way drunk. The next morning we all woke up completely hung over (mistake 2). We decided to go into town after moping around C's dad's house. We went to J's place because he had a few errands to run. That's where I met J's friend A. I have social anxiety so I wasn't feeling very comfortable with A, but I was trying my hardest to! Making small talk and whatnot.. But I was too hung-over to concentrate on anything. I donít think C liked A very much.
Once J was done, we went to a secluded area and smoked some pot. I donít know how much, probably like 6-7 bowls. This was about normal for me. Then we each got a little blotter piece with 3 hits of good LSD on it. I tricked myself into thinking 'oh what the hay, Iíll be fineĒ So I made the call, and put the piece of paper under my tongue, and we left. (Biggest mistake.)
When we left, I was still feeling pretty normal (well normal as I get..) But soon, A kept trying to talk to me and C but C wasn't talking at all and I felt a huge social indifference and couldn't really handle it so I just ended up not talking too. A didn't understand why me and C weren't talking to him. I think he took it offensively but I meant no harm, I'm just shy and scared of being social and what others are thinking. So him being frustrating by us made me feel even worse. I tried speaking a few times but just couldnít do it. So I stared at the trees and focused on how pretty nature is, the whole time. While J listened to music on mini loud speakers.. I tried catching up with him to listen to music, but felt bad about leaving C back with A. So I really didnít know what to do! So I just walked alone.
Well we walked for a good 20-30 before we got to the bus to take us to our destination. The bus ride was about 10 minutes. We got to our destination which was a secluded park where all the stoners sit and toke up. When we got there, there were 2 other people already sitting under a tree, tripping on acid. So we all just sat in a circle. By that time, I was starting to feel it. But I was scared from feeling social contractions, and anxieties. I wanted to be alone. I got really cold, and decided to just look at the sky. The clouds starting to turn into animals and looked fuzzy. That made me happier, but being cold distracted me. The sun was going away.
I remember sitting up and my phone ringing, it was my cousin (also my best friend). That made me smile, so I picked up. She was drunk, and walking back home.  I told her I was tripping and that everything was going to be okay but it really freaked me out.  I got really scared but calmed myself down quickly. I remember I didnít feel very comfortable. Not comfortable at all, actually. And everyone could tell. Which made me feel worse. I remember C was like ďEmily you look like youíre momĒ which REALLY tripped me out.  I never want to be like her. Youíd know what Iím talking about if you knew me.
So J & A were trying to calm me down, the other people had left and that made me feel better. I was shivering cold, and kept complaining about it. So we all huddled together in a little tiny circle, with all of our kneeís touching, around all of Jís stuff. I donít remember if I wanted them to do that or something. They kept trying to get me to focus on things. But the only thing I could focus on was myself. Then the strong visuals came in and I went in and out of feeling really good to feeling horrible.
I felt like the four of us created a house. A house with warmth. Then these two other people showed up and wanted to sit and smoke some bowls with us. So I had to move to let them in our house. That upsetted me. I was the door, and I was letting all the warmth out for these strangers.  We started smoking bowls and all I remember was people kept telling me to pass the pipe, because I kept forgetting I had it. And C was doing the same thing which lead into this weird mind connection thing with her.  I didnít like that either! Everyone that formed my little ďhouseĒ were all cartoons. And all those other people that showed up were all normal looking. I couldnít focus on them at all.
 I couldnít focus on anything going on outside of my head.   I was stuck in my head for eternity, and at the end of my life I was allowed to SCREAM finally. So, while I thought I wasnít talking apparently I was repeating things like ďhello? Hello? Hello?Ē A lot of desperate hellos. And ďIs anybody there? Where are you? I am an elbow.Ē And then a lot of more hellos. Weird things like that.
Then.. I donít know how long it had been, I donít know what I did throughout that whole time but suddenly I came into consciousness again, while we were walking down a path and I apparently just screamed. Then said ďIím done! Itís over Iím done!Ē Then stopped talking again. I was a ghost. Thatís when I had an out of body experience.  But I just kept walking, I was dead and could not do anything about it. I wanted to go back so badly, and go receive it. Then I came to acceptance that I had lost my sanity and will never have it back.
Suddenly I awoke, not knowing where I was or anything that had happened besides what had happened in my head. We were at a playground, and I was sitting alone while everyone else was playing on stuff and having fun. I sat there for a long time contemplating if I was dead or not. Until somebody talked to me. I was hesitant to answer because I didnít know if I was imagining them or not.
Then we left to go get on the bus. While we were waiting for the bus, and everyone else already came out of their trip completely, everything still looked like a painting. A tried talking to me again, tried talking to me about a lot of things but I still was completely unresponsive. All I would say was ď..yeahĒ and couldnít concentrate on anything he was saying. It probably looked like I didnít care. Me and C got on the bus and I remember looking at her and she still looked like a cartoon. That scared me. We got back to her dadís house and I didnít know what to do. I sat in bed and couldnít sleep all night. Got up, and felt like I was on crack. I was scared and nothing felt normal. Everything felt weird in a bad way.
Everything has felt weird in a bad way ever since, and I completely regret doing that.
Iím severely depressed ever since. Everything has gotten so much worse. I isolate myself in my room. My whole personality reflects my trip. J & A donít talk to me anymore, I donít even know how they feel about me. I donít talk very much anymore. I feel unable to communicate a lot. Itís hard for me to feel relaxed. I canít smoke pot any more, I feel completely and utterly psychotic when I do. I canít get comfortable and everything I do feels extremely weird and I canít describe it. I get anxieties and shake and feel nauseous.
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
MAX_EXPONENT
Maximum exponent that a finite double variable may have.
|
static double |
MAX_VALUE
Constant for the maximum
double value, (2 - 2-52) *
21023. |
static int |
MIN_EXPONENT
Minimum exponent that a finite double variable may have.
|
static double |
MIN_NORMAL
Constant for the smallest positive normal value of
double . |
static double |
MIN_VALUE
Constant for the minimum
double value, 2-1074. |
static double |
NaN
Constant for the Not-a-Number (NaN) value of the
double type. |
static double |
NEGATIVE_INFINITY
Constant for the Negative Infinity value of the
double type. |
static double |
POSITIVE_INFINITY
Constant for the Positive Infinity value of the
double type. |
static int |
SIZE
Constant for the number of bits needed to represent a
double in
two's complement form. |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Double(double value)
Constructs a new
Double with the specified primitive double
value. |
Double(java.lang.String string)
Constructs a new
Double from the specified string. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
byte |
byteValue()
Returns this object's value as a byte.
|
static int |
compare(double double1,
double double2)
Compares the two specified double values.
|
int |
compareTo(Double object)
Compares this object to the specified double object to determine their
relative order.
|
double |
doubleValue()
Gets the primitive value of this double.
|
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object object)
Compares this object with the specified object and indicates if they are
equal.
|
float |
floatValue()
Returns this object's value as a float.
|
int |
hashCode()
Returns a hash code value for the object.
|
int |
intValue()
Returns this object's value as an int.
|
boolean |
isInfinite()
Indicates whether this object represents an infinite value.
|
static boolean |
isInfinite(double d)
Indicates whether the specified double represents an infinite value.
|
boolean |
isNaN()
Indicates whether this object is a Not-a-Number (NaN) value.
|
static boolean |
isNaN(double d)
Indicates whether the specified double is a Not-a-Number (NaN)
value.
|
long |
longValue()
Converts the specified IEEE 754 floating-point double precision bit
pattern to a Java double value.
|
static double |
parseDouble(java.lang.String string)
Parses the specified string as a double value.
|
short |
shortValue()
Returns this object's value as a short.
|
static java.lang.String |
toHexString(double d)
Converts the specified double into its hexadecimal string representation.
|
java.lang.String |
toString()
Returns a string representation of the object.
|
static java.lang.String |
toString(double d)
Returns a string containing a concise, human-readable description of the
specified double value.
|
static Double |
valueOf(double d)
Returns a
Double instance for the specified double value. |
static Double |
valueOf(java.lang.String string)
Parses the specified string as a double value.
|
public static final double MAX_VALUE
double
value, (2 - 2-52) *
21023.public static final double MIN_VALUE
double
value, 2-1074.public static final double MIN_NORMAL
Constant for the smallest positive normal value of double
.
public static final double NaN
double
type.public static final double POSITIVE_INFINITY
double
type.public static final int MAX_EXPONENT
Maximum exponent that a finite double variable may have.
public static final int MIN_EXPONENT
Minimum exponent that a finite double variable may have.
public static final double NEGATIVE_INFINITY
double
type.public static final int SIZE
double
in
two's complement form.public Double(double value)
Double
with the specified primitive double
value.value
- the primitive double value to store in the new instance.public Double(java.lang.String string) throws java.lang.NumberFormatException
Double
from the specified string.string
- the string representation of a double value.java.lang.NumberFormatException
- if string
can not be decoded into a double value.parseDouble(String)
public int compareTo(Double object)
Double.NaN
is equal to Double.NaN
and it is greater
than any other double value, including Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY
;compareTo
in interface java.lang.Comparable<Double>
object
- the double object to compare this object to.object
; 0 if the value of this double and the
value of object
are equal; a positive value if the value
of this double is greater than the value of object
.java.lang.NullPointerException
- if object
is null
.Comparable
public byte byteValue()
Number
public double doubleValue()
doubleValue
in class Number
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object object)
object
must be an instance of
Double
and the bit pattern of its double value is the same as
this object's.equals
in class java.lang.Object
object
- the object to compare this double with.true
if the specified object is equal to this
Double
; false
otherwise.public float floatValue()
Number
floatValue
in class Number
public int hashCode()
java.lang.Object
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
public int intValue()
Number
public boolean isInfinite()
true
if the value of this double is positive or negative
infinity; false
otherwise.public static boolean isInfinite(double d)
d
- the double to check.true
if the value of d
is positive or negative
infinity; false
otherwise.public boolean isNaN()
true
if this double is Not-a-Number;
false
if it is a (potentially infinite) double number.public static boolean isNaN(double d)
d
- the double value to check.true
if d
is Not-a-Number;
false
if it is a (potentially infinite) double number.public long longValue()
public static double parseDouble(java.lang.String string) throws java.lang.NumberFormatException
string
- the string representation of a double value.string
.java.lang.NumberFormatException
- if string
is null
, has a length of zero or
can not be parsed as a double value.public short shortValue()
Number
shortValue
in class Number
public java.lang.String toString()
java.lang.Object
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public static java.lang.String toString(double d)
d
- the double to convert to a string.d
.public static Double valueOf(java.lang.String string) throws java.lang.NumberFormatException
string
- the string representation of a double value.Double
instance containing the double value represented
by string
.java.lang.NumberFormatException
- if string
is null
, has a length of zero or
can not be parsed as a double value.parseDouble(String)
public static int compare(double double1, double double2)
Double.NaN
is equal to Double.NaN
and it is greater
than any other double value, including Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY
;double1
- the first value to compare.double2
- the second value to compare.double1
is less than double2
;
0 if double1
and double2
are equal; a positive
value if double1
is greater than double2
.public static Double valueOf(double d)
Double
instance for the specified double value.d
- the double value to store in the instance.Double
instance containing d
.public static java.lang.String toHexString(double d)
d
- the double to convert.d
.


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By the same illusion which lifts the horizon of the sea to the level of the spectator on a hillside, the sable cloud beneath.
Learn moreBy the same illusion which lifts the horizon.
By the same illusion which lifts the horizon of the sea to the level of the spectator on a hillside, the sable cloud beneath was dished out, and the car seemed to float in the middle of an immense dark sphere, whose upper half was strewn with silver.
Diam in arcu cursus euismod quis viverra nibh cras pulvinar mattis nunc sed blandit libero volutpat sed cras ornare arcu.
By the same illusion which lifts the horizon of the sea to the level of the spectator on a hillside.
Diam in arcu cursus euismod quis viverra nibh cras pulvinar mattis nunc sed blandit libero volutpat sed cras ornare arcu.
By the same illusion which lifts the horizon of the sea to the level of the spectator on a hillside,
the sable cloud beneath was dished out, and the car seemed to float in the middle of an immense dark sphere, whose upper half was strewn with silver.
By the same illusion which lifts the horizon of the sea to the level of the spectator on a hillside, the sable cloud beneath was dished out.
By the same illusion which lifts the horizon of the sea to the level of the spectator on a hillside, the sable cloud beneath was dished out.
By the same illusion which lifts the horizon of the sea to the level of the spectator on a hillside, the sable cloud beneath was dished out.
“And, when you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it.”
John Wayne
Ceo
“Promise me you’ll always remember: You’re braver than you believe, and stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.”
Julia Waynes
Co-founder
“By the same illusion which lifts the horizon of the sea to the level of the spectator on a hillside.”
Matilda Smith
Growth
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Click on an area of the venn diagram or a receptor clade on the phylogenetic G-protein selectivity tree to display the respective receptor sets:
GPCR selectivity tree. Concentric circles illustrate the G protein-coupling selectivity of each GPCR: the four dots depict both primary and secondary G protein coupling (from inside to outside: Gαs, Gαi/o, Gαq/11, Gα12/13). Tree nodes can be highlighted and selected to retrieve clade-specific receptor sets, which can be used in dedicated segment specific sequence alignments.
We used the G protein transducer imformation from the GuideToPharmacology (IUPHAR):
Southan C, Sharman JL, Benson HE, Faccenda E, Pawson AJ, Alexander SPH, Buneman OP, Davenport AP, McGrath JC, Peters JA, Spedding M, Catterall WA, Fabbro D, Davies JA; NC-IUPHAR. (2016) The IUPHAR/BPS Guide to PHARMACOLOGY in 2016: towards curated quantitative interactions between 1300 protein targets and 6000 ligands. Nucl. Acids Res. 44 (Database Issue): D1054-68. [PMID:26464438]


[gecode-users] gecode on a red hat cluster with gcc 4.1.2
Peter Vanhee
peter.vanhee at gmail.com
Thu May 6 15:58:00 CEST 2010
Hi all,
We're trying hard to compile gecode on a red hat cluster, however, we had to install
the gcc 4.4.3 in order to compile gecode, while the official gcc version for Redhat
installed in the cluster is gcc 4.1.2. However, besides the fact that updating gcc
is a tricky task, we ran into various gecode-unrelated problems.
Are there any workarounds to installing gecode using 4.1.2 ? (e.g. by removing
some of the components that are not crucial but need +4.2), or is this simply impossible?
Thanks for the help,
Peter
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import decimal
import math
import re
from oslo_utils import units
import six
from django.conf import settings
from django.contrib.auth import logout # noqa
from django import http
from django.utils.encoding import force_text
from django.utils.functional import lazy # noqa
from django.utils import translation
def _lazy_join(separator, strings):
return separator.join([force_text(s)
for s in strings])
lazy_join = lazy(_lazy_join, six.text_type)
[docs]def bytes_to_gigabytes(bytes):
# Converts the number of bytes to the next highest number of Gigabytes
# For example 5000000 (5 Meg) would return '1'
return int(math.ceil(float(bytes) / units.Gi))
[docs]def add_logout_reason(request, response, reason):
# Store the translated string in the cookie
lang = translation.get_language_from_request(request)
with translation.override(lang):
reason = six.text_type(reason)
if six.PY2:
reason = reason.encode('utf-8')
response.set_cookie('logout_reason', reason, max_age=10)
[docs]def logout_with_message(request, msg, redirect=True):
"""Send HttpResponseRedirect to LOGOUT_URL.
`msg` is a message displayed on the login page after the logout, to explain
the logout reason.
"""
logout(request)
if redirect:
response = http.HttpResponseRedirect(
'%s?next=%s' % (settings.LOGOUT_URL, request.path))
else:
response = http.HttpResponseRedirect(settings.LOGOUT_URL)
add_logout_reason(request, response, msg)
return response
[docs]def get_page_size(request, default=20):
session = request.session
cookies = request.COOKIES
try:
page_size = int(session.get('horizon_pagesize',
cookies.get('horizon_pagesize',
getattr(settings,
'API_RESULT_PAGE_SIZE',
default))))
except ValueError:
page_size = session['horizon_pagesize'] = int(default)
return page_size
[docs]def get_log_length(request, default=35):
session = request.session
cookies = request.COOKIES
try:
log_length = int(session.get(
'instance_log_length',
cookies.get('instance_log_length',
getattr(settings,
'INSTANCE_LOG_LENGTH',
default))))
except ValueError:
log_length = session['instance_log_length'] = int(default)
return log_length
[docs]def natural_sort(attr):
return lambda x: [int(s) if s.isdigit() else s for s in
re.split(r'(\d+)', getattr(x, attr, x))]
[docs]def get_keys(tuple_of_tuples):
"""Processes a tuple of 2-element tuples and returns a tuple containing
first component of each tuple.
"""
return tuple([t[0] for t in tuple_of_tuples])
[docs]def value_for_key(tuple_of_tuples, key):
"""Processes a tuple of 2-element tuples and returns the value
corresponding to the given key. If not value is found, the key is returned.
"""
for t in tuple_of_tuples:
if t[0] == key:
return t[1]
else:
return key
[docs]def next_key(tuple_of_tuples, key):
"""Processes a tuple of 2-element tuples and returns the key which comes
after the given key.
"""
for i, t in enumerate(tuple_of_tuples):
if t[0] == key:
try:
return tuple_of_tuples[i + 1][0]
except IndexError:
return None
[docs]def previous_key(tuple_of_tuples, key):
"""Processes a tuple of 2-element tuples and returns the key which comes
before the given key.
"""
for i, t in enumerate(tuple_of_tuples):
if t[0] == key:
try:
return tuple_of_tuples[i - 1][0]
except IndexError:
return None


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This returns a list of all places
GET /api/place/:id
This returns a specific place with id specified in the path
Request Parameter: id
Example: /api/place/25
Response: 200 OK
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Emotional Intelligence is your own ability to monitor your own emotions and physical feelings,
EQ is to translate all the cryptic messages your body and brain are sending you and turn them into usefull information you can learn from.
How does EQ differ from IQ?
IQ can be increased but for the most part it is something your born with, it is a meassure of your natural crititcal thinking skils, like solving a maths equation.
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‘Why You and I Relate To A Middle Aged Depressed Horse Named Bojack’ is a book that indirectly answers the question it is titled after by compiling information about Horses, Nihilism and the script to the first two episodes of Bojack Horseman. The Books is set up in so that the script runs along it’s interior with character defining lines from Bojack Highlighted and the exterior presents information about horses and nihilism in a more traditionally academic way. It was set up this way to give the impression off watching or reading the show in the background while reading the informational section
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Officers 'extremely concerned' after man, 27, reported missing from Newark
Michal suffered 30% burns and this had led to distinctive scarring to his face, ears, and hands.
by Phoebe RamAn appeal has been launched for a missing 27-year-old man who may not have been seen for more than 10 days.
Michal Krysztofczyk, 27, has been reported missing from Cross Street in Newark on Monday, November 18.
It is not known exactly when Michal was last seen but it is likely to have been around Saturday, November 9.
Officers are now "extremely concerned for his welfare".
Michal is described as a white Polish man of slim build with a bald head.
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If you have seen Michal since November 9, please call Nottinghamshire Police on 101 quoting incident 350 of November 18 2019.
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Day 01 : Arrive- Delhi On arrival at Delhi airport meet with our representative and transfer to hotel for overnight stay.
Day 02 : Delhi - Haridwar - Rishikesh In the morning board Shatabdi Express for Haridwar at 0600 hrs. Arrive Haridwar and meet our tour Guide. One of the seven holy cities of Hinduism. The train journey takes about 5 1/2 hours. Legend has it that Vishnu's footprint was found on the bank of the holy river Ganges, giving it it's sanctity. Situated at the base of the Shivalik Hills, Haridwar is where the River Ganga (Ganges) passes through the last mountains and begins its 2,000 km journey across the plains of India, finally terminating at the the Bay of Bengal.
Day 03 : Rishikesh - Joshimath After an early breakfast drive to Joshimath via Devprayag, Rudraprayag, Karnprayag and Nandprayag, famous confluences of Garhwal Himalayas. Overnight in guest house.
Day 04 : Joshimath - Auli After breakfast drive to Auli, One of the best ski resort in the country famous for its ropeway connection from Joshimat. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 05 : Auli - Gorson After breakfast trek to Gorson Bugyal a picturesque high altitude grassland known for its scenic views and unending rolling meadows and wild flowers –( 03 kms / one way) it is a very relaxing trek with altitudes ranging from 2591mts to 3049 meters and one gets to see many Himalayan peaks during the trek. Dinner & overnight stay in tents.
Day 06 : Gorson - Tali (9 kms/5-6 hrs) An early start is essential, in order to get a magnificent view at the pass. The trail from Dhakwani continues to climb through the forest until one crosses the tree line. From this point on, the path traverses to the left of the valley just under the pass and continues with a series of switch backs leading straight to the pass.One can take out time to, relax and enjoy photography at the pass.
Day 07 : Tali - Kuaripass base Trekking along the ridge, the trail ascends to the ridge above Tali. Just below the pass, the trail leads through a large meadow affording spectacular views of the Himalayas. North of Joshimath is the Chaukhamba range, Nilkanth (6596m) and Narayan Parbat (5965m), while Mana peak (7272m),Kamet (7756m) and Abi Gamin (7355m) extend to the Tibetan border. In the middle foreground, the main Himalayan chain in the vicinity of the Bhyundar valley and Hem Kund includes Nilgiri Parbat (6474m), Rataban (6166m), Ghori Parbat (6708m) and Hathi Parbat (6727m). Dunagairi (7066m) dominates the peaks to the north of the Nanda Devi Sanctuary. The Kuaripass (3840m) is by no means demanding – one must have lunch here and then descent an hour to the base camp at Khulara.
Day 08 : Kuaripass base-Kuaripass - Khulara The Kuaripass trek is also known as Curzon trail is the dividing line between the central and the greater Himalayas with view of snow clad towering peaks is a feast for the eyes.
Day 09 : Khulara-Tapovan-Joshimath High Point-Kuari Pass Trek The last day of the trek is a leisurely walk, all the way down to Tapovan. It is approximately 1 hours drive from here to the comforts of the hotel in Joshimath.
Day 10 : Joshimath - Rishikesh After breakfast drive to Rishikesh. Lunch en route on arrival at Rishikesh. Hotel check in. Evening free to explore the bustling market place, and buy local souvenirs ! Overnight stay at Hotel.
Day 11 : Rishikesh - Delhi Morning sightseeing tour of Rishikesh. In the evening transfer to Hardwar station in time to board the train for Delhi. On arrival at the station transfer to the hotel. O/N stay at Hotel.
Day 12 : Delhi- Departure Morning sightseeing tour of Delhi. In the evening transfer to the airport in time to board the flight for your onward journey.
Tour & Service End.


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Selenium WebDriver
Selenium WebDriver has been in use for a long while and Selenium WebDriver drives the browser by utilizing an Object Oriented API that is built in Java. Selenium has client apis in Java, C#, Ruby, Python, and JavaScript.
Some Drawbacks to Selenium
- End to End tests written in Selenium tend to be brittle
- Setup can be very complicated
- Tests can be really slow as each tests spins up a browser instance.
Options to Selenium
There are other options instead of Selenium now and in this blog post we will examine Puppeteer and Cypress.io in detail.
Puppeteer
Puppeteer is a Node library which provides a high-level API to control Chromium or Chrome over the DevTools Protocol. Puppeteer is relatively new as it was released in 2017 as an open source project by a Googler. Puppeteer is a good option to replace Phantomjs which has been suspended from further development.
Advantages of Puppeteer
Puppeteer has support for parallelization for running tests in a CI Build
Spawn multiple browser sessions to help simulate load that a particular service may encounter with multiple clients
Record snapshots of tests while they run
Setup Puppeteer
Installing Puppeteer is easy as you can just use npm to install it.
npm install --save-dev puppeteer
After you have installed puppeteer onto your project the next thing to do is to require puppeteer and to use the puppeteer api to launch a Chrome browser and run your tests.
Puppeteer Usage Requirements
Puppeteer can work with Node v6.4.0 or greater but most of the examples in Puppeteer use async and await which is only supported in Node v7.6.0 or greater. So consider adding this to your package.json.
"engines": {
"node": ">=7.6.0"
}
This will ensure that only node version 7.6.0 or greater is used
Puppeteer Example
const puppeteer = require('puppeteer');
(async () => {
const browser = await puppeteer.launch();
const page = await browser.newPage();
await page.goto('https://marcelbelmont.com');
await page.screenshot({path: 'blog.png'});
await browser.close();
})();
Notice that in the code snippet above we are using async and await in node.js. Take note that async and await are a way to deal with asynchronous action in JavaScript. It is a nicer way to work with asynchronous code over callbacks and promises.
Adding a Web Scraping Test with Jest
We will be writing a test with the Jest Testing Library by Facebook and using Puppeteer.
In order to install jest run npm install --save-dev jest
Jest has mocha like syntax and can be used with many different types of FrontEnd Libraries.
For the purposes of this blog post we will simply be using to write node.js code.
Code Snippet with Blog Test
"use strict";
const puppeteer = require("puppeteer");
let page;
let browser;
const webpage = "https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer";
const width = 1440;
const height = 900;
const myBlog = "blog.png"
describe("Scrape the Puppeteer github repository", () => {
beforeAll(async () => {
browser = await puppeteer.launch({
headless: true,
args: ["--no-sandbox", "--disable-setuid-sandbox"]
});
page = await browser.newPage();
await page.setViewport({ width, height });
});
afterAll(async () => {
await page.screenshot({path: myBlog});
browser.close();
});
it("Should have a list of uls for features in Puppeteer", async () => {
await page.goto(webpage);
const textContent = await page.evaluate(() => document.querySelector('.markdown-body.entry-content blockquote p').textContent);
expect(textContent).toEqual("Puppeteer is a Node library which provides a high-level API to control headless Chrome or Chromium over the DevTools Protocol. It can also be configured to use full (non-headless) Chrome or Chromium.");
});
});
Notice that in this code snippet we are writing a test that launches puppeteer and then uses the Puppeteer api to navigate to Puppeteer github repository and web scrape the offical quote for Puppeteer.
The Puppeteer api is very intuitive to use as the code is almost self documenting.
Using async and await features makes writing this test very nice!!
Output of running test
In the scripts section of your package.json file and the following entry:
"scripts": {
"test": "jest"
}
Now all you have to do is run npm test
and the test will run and you will get output in your Terminal and or Command Shell in Windows.
Cypress.io
Next we will look at the Cypress.io Testing Library which is a newer testing tool that has some exciting features.
Cypress also uses node.js and can be installed with npm
Advantages of Cypress.io
Most testing tools (like Selenium) operate by running outside of the browser and executing remote commands across the network. Cypress is the exact opposite. Cypress is executed in the same run loop as your application.
Behind Cypress is a Node.js server process. Cypress and the Node.js process constantly communicate, synchronize, and perform tasks on behalf of each other. Having access to both parts (front and back) gives us the ability to respond to your application’s events in real time, while at the same time work outside of the browser for tasks that require a higher privilege.
Cypress also operates at the network layer by reading and altering web traffic on the fly. This enables Cypress to not only modify everything coming in and out of the browser, but also to change code that may interfere with its ability to automate the browser.
Cypress ultimately controls the entire automation process from top to bottom, which puts it in the unique position of being able to understand everything happening in and outside of the browser. This means Cypress is capable of delivering more consistent results than any other testing tool.
Because Cypress is installed locally on your machine, it can additionally tap into the operating system for automation tasks. This makes performing tasks such as taking screenshots, recording videos, general file system operations and network operations possible.
Setup Cypress.io
Installing Cypress.io is easy as all you have to do is run npm install --save-dev cypress
Once you have installed Cypress.io all you have to do is require it and then start writing your tests.
Cypress.io Usage Requirements
Cypress is a desktop application that is installed on your computer.
The desktop application supports these operating systems:
Mac OS 10.9+ (Mavericks+), only 64bit binaries are provided for macOS.
Linux Ubuntu 12.04+, Fedora 21, Debian 8
Windows 7+, only 32bit binaries are provided for Windows.
Cypress.io Example
describe('My First Test', function() {
it('Does not do much!', function() {
expect(true).to.equal(true)
})
})
This code snippet above has a mocha like syntax and running it is very easy
Running Cypress Tests
Add the following entry into the scripts section of your package.json file:
"scripts": {
"cypress:open": "cypress open"
}
Now all you have to do to run the test file is to execute the command like this:
npm run cypress:open
and this will open desktop application and run any of your tests
Writing a Test that will Web Scrape my github repository
Let us now write a test in Cypress.io that will Web Scrape my github repository called browser automation.
"use strict";
const url = "https://github.com/jbelmont/browser-automation"
describe("Web Scraping", function() {
it("Visits the browser-automation repository", function() {
cy.visit(url);
cy
.get(".markdown-body.entry-content h1")
.should("contain", "browser-automation");
});
});
Notice the conciseness in the syntax for Cypress you say you want to visit provided url and then use get to get the dom node and make your assertion.
The DOM Manipulation code that you have to write is abstracted away for you with the nice Cypress.io api.
Output of Running Desktop Application for Cypress
In the screenshot below we have a running Desktop application for Cypress.io which opened after we gave command npm run cypress:open
in the terminal.
Notice that in the screenshot we have blog_spec.js at the top.
In order for your tests to run in Cypress.io you will need to add them into cypress/integration
folder which is automatically created with examples when you first open Cypress.
While the desktop client is running it will watch for file changes and update in real time.
If we click the the entry blog_spec.js it will start running our tests in Cypress.io
Notice that the Cypress Desktop Application has our test results and visually shows us the web page that we are visiting.
Thoughts on Cypress.io and Puppeteer
I believe that both Cypress.io and Puppeteer are great options to using Selenium. I would say that Cypress.io has many compelling features and the Desktop Client is a joy to use.
If you would like to look at the browser-automation repository go here
If you like this blog post then please follow me at jbelmont at Github


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Charachters that indicate action to be performed.
Containers for storing data values.
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A method is a function which is a property of an object. There are two kind of methods: Instance Methods which are built-in tasks performed by an object instance, or Static Methods which are tasks that are called directly on an object constructor.
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A logical data type that can have only the values true or false.
A primitive value automatically assigned to variables that have just been declared, or to formal arguments for which there are no actual arguments.
A value representing Not-A-Number.
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Method in JavaScript displays an alert box with a specified message and an OK button. It is often used to make sure that information comes through to the user. The alert box takes the focus away from the current window and forces the browser to read the message.
Explanatory notes to the code or to prevent the browser from interpreting specific parts of the style sheet. By design, comments have no effect on the layout of a document.
jQuery is a JavaScript Library that focuses on simplifying DOM manipulation, AJAX calls, and Event handling.
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 If you go today to some developing nations particularly in Africa and parts of Asia, you'll find that the educated people pride themselves on speaking the European languages of their previous bosses, looking down on the majorities who speak merely the vernacular. Ousmene Sembene captured the servility of the diplomatic classes in Senegal to the French culture, particularly to its language and dress, in his masterful film of government corruption in "Xala."
What's perhaps even more wretched is the grandiosity of those who are low on the totem pole: those who seek to put themselves a few notches above their countrymen by their identification with the departed Europeans. Ismael Merchant has done a bang-up job in adapting Alexandra Viets' screenplay, "Cotton Mary," mixing humor, pathos, and satire in a narrative of a fairly insignificant, middle-aged Anglo-Indian woman in 1954--seven years after India's independence from Britain--who refuses to recognize herself as anything but a representative of British stock. Her failure to relate to her birthright as an Indian subject leads to her rejection not only by the British who stayed on in India after their government's withdrawal but by her own people and, even most important, by herself.
Ismail Merchant, the celebrated director who has long collaborated with James Ivory to bring us colorful films like "Shakespeare Wallah" and "A Room With a View," takes us to a major southern town in the Indian province of Kerala, a microcosm of the psychological battlefield pitting Indians against Anglo-Indians, and both against the British who remain. This is no mere sociological study but a deep-seated account of one dysfunctional family on the Malabar coast and their relationships with their servants. The title character is portrayed by Madhur Jaffrey, a highly talented woman as acclaimed for writing a dozen cookbooks that have increased the popularity of Indian food in the West as she is for acting in four other Merchant-Ivory productions. Her character's deterioration from a person who is already deluding herself about her status as the daughter of a British regiment officer to one who has crossed the border into madness is carefully developed in this 125-minute picture, which conveys the lovely, exotic ambiance of a town cooled by the breezes of the Indian Ocean. Her passive-aggressive relationship with the British woman who employs her, the confused and detached Lily Macintosh (Greta Scacchi), styles the entire film.
The story opens on Lily, who has gone into labor while her BBC-employed husband is in the field and not present at the birth of her daughter. The life of the prematurely born baby is imperiled because her mother's breast is dry. (Formula did not exist at the time.) As the little six-pound girl needs milk, Lily's nurse, Cotton Mary, agrees to take responsibility for finding a wet nurse--though Lily seems oddly apathetic and unconcerned about the process. Lily, whose remote behavior might remind moviegoers of a similar demeanor from Julianne Moore in Todd Haynes's film "Safe," employs Cotton Mary as nanny and housekeeper, her dependence on this conniving and repugnant woman so great that she allows her servant too much responsibility. After firing her long-time cook, Abraham (Prayag Raaj) at the behest of this woman, she feels increasingly lost and, given the regular absence of her handsome and athletic husband, John (James Wilby), she becomes increasingly withdrawn.
Credible and moving that Greta Scacchi's performance is, Madhur Jaffrey is the real jewel of this Merchant-Ivory work. As the central bad-guy in a movie that furnishes us with only one decent principal (Abraham, the loyal attendant), Jaffrey's Mary appears to relish the ways she destroys the lives of those about her.  "You can't trust those Indians," she regularly exclaims, "They're dirty and they steal." Successfully bearing false witness against her co-servant, Abraham, she nonetheless considers herself a religious person--though she is obviously using the accoutrements of worship such as The Lord's Prayer to further her identity with the Anglican British. Not surprisingly, her young friend Rosie, who is pale-skinned and almost able to pass for British, is taken in by Mary's exhortations. She dreams of attaining a job in a posh British home. When Blossom, who is Mary's sister and the actual wet-nurse of Lily's baby, remains baffled that the infant's mother never visits or acknowledges her efforts, she is unaware that the malevolent Mary has never told her mistress the identity of this source of nourishment. The final scene--a superb payoff that reminds one of Jean Genet's uncharitable play "The Maids" (about two servants who take turns playing the role of their employer)--ties the story together strikingly in a single dramatic confrontation.
Not Rated. Running Time: 125 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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Scala Meetup 29-06-2015@Manchester
Aleksandr Ivanov /<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ @4lex1v
Object-Oriented Core
+
Strong, Static type system
+
Functional Patterns
+
Flexible syntax
What does Object/Functional programming mean?
A (Brief) History of Object-Functional Programming
Kevin Writh. Artima, 2009
Classes vs ADT
Methods vs Functions
Inheritance vs Type Classes
Mutability vs Immutability
etc...
Is the process of subdividing a computer program into independent, interchangeable components.
Is just something what we all want.
A loose specification of what our code offers to the client, without revealing it's implementation
A datatype which is defined in terms of functionality, how we use them, without any concrete implementation details
trait Identity {
def id: String
def set(id: String): Identity
}
Provide a flexible way to abstract over concrete types of components. Abstract type can hide information about internals of a component, similar to their use in SML signatures.
trait Storage {
type Identity
type Entity
def store(entity: Entity): Identity
def getById(id: Identity): Entity
}
A placeholder for a specific type that a client specifies when they instantiate a variable of the generic type
trait Cache[A] {
def put(obj: A): Boolean
def get(key: String): A
}
A function on the level of types
trait Functor[F[_]] {
def map[A, B](obj: F[A])(f: A => B): F[B]
}
val strList = Functor[List].map(List(1))(_.toString)
A type which abstract over types which abstract over types
trait AList[K[L[x]]] {
def transform[M[_], N[_]](value: K[M], f: M ~> N): K[N]
def traverse[M[_], N[_], P[_]](value: K[M], f: M ~> (N ∙ P)#l): N[K[P]]
def foldr[M[_], A](value: K[M], f: (M[_], A) => A, init: A): A
}
Links: AList.scala, Node.scala
Loose specification, without concrete implementation
trait Storage {
type Id
type Entity
def put(entity: Entity): Id
def get(id: Id): Entity
}
Concrete implementation of our ADT
object UserMemoryStorage extends Storage {
// Specifying types
type Id = String
type Entity = User
// Internal representation
private var map = Map.empty[String, User]
private var cnt = 0
// Concrete implementation
def get(id: String): User = map(id)
def put(value: User): String = {
cnt += 1
map += (cnt -> value)
cnt
}
}
Concrete implementation of our ADT
object UserMongoStorage extends Storage {
// Specifying types
type Id = ObjectId
type Entity = User
// Internal representation
private var coll = Collection(...)
// Concrete implementation
def get(id: String): User = coll.getById(id)
def put(value: User): String = coll.insert(value)
}
As many as we want...
object UserRedisStorage extends Storage { ... }
object UserPostgresStorage extends Storage { ... }
object UserStorageService extends Storage { ... }
A loose specification of what our code offers to the client, without revealing it's implementation
Some way to fit existing components together in a way that any subtle change won't explode the universe
UserMemoryStorage module:
object UserMemoryStorage extends Storage {
type Entity = User
// Other Implementation details
// for a memory-based storage...
}
What if we also need a different type of storage?
object CredsMemoryStorage extends Storage {
type Entity = Creds
// Other Implementation details
// for a memory-based storage...
}
Parameterization?
Won't work
object MemoryStorage extends Storage {
type Entity = ???
// Other Implementation details
// for a memory-based storage...
}
We can't parameterize Object construct!
SML Functor is a function on the level of Modules.
Functor is a parametrized structure that takes other structures and returns a new structure in the same way that a function works with expression.
SML Functor is a function on the level of Modules.
functor Functor(ModuleName: ModuleType) =
struct
(* definitions *)
end;
Applying functor to create a new module
structure Result = FunctorName(ArgModule)
This builds a new module, using the provided one.
Two ways to encode SML Functor in Scala:
Let's return to the MemoryStorage example:
object MemoryStorage extends Storage {
type Entity = ???
// Other Implementation details
// for a memory-based storage...
}
Functor = Parameterized Class
class MemoryStorage(M: ModuleBase) extends Storage {
type Entity = M.ModuleType
// Implementation stays the same...
}
Functor application = Class instantiation
Object = Module
As many as we want:
val UserStorage = new MemoryStorage(UserModule)
val CredsStorage = new MemoryStorage(CredsModule)
val DataStorage = new MemoryStorage(DataModule)
Functor = Function
type Aux[A] = Storage { type Entity = A }
def MemoryStorage(M: ModuleBase): Aux[M.ModuleType] = {
new Storage {
type Entity = M.ModuleType
// Implementation stays the same...
}
}
Functor Application = Function Application
val UserStorage = MemoryStorage(UserModule)
val CredsStorage = MemoryStorage(CredsModule)
val DataStorage = MemoryStorage(DataModule)
The output module relies only on the interface
def MemoryStorage(M: ModuleBase): Storage { type Entity = M.ModuleType }
No need to upcast the module's type
val UserStorage: Storage { type Entity = UserModule.ModuleType } =
new MemoryStorage(UserModule)
Visibility issue
class MemoryStorage(M: ModuleBase) extends Storage {
type Entity = M.ModuleType // Won't compile
}
Scala's generic classes are only prameterized by types, while generic functions takes types and values separately.
Given two ADTs:
trait Module1 {
type Inner
}
trait Module2 {
type Type
def add(v: Type, seq: List[Type]): List[Type]
}
and we want define a functor for them
A definition based on the Class
class Functor(val m: Module1) extends Module2 {
type Type = m.Inner
def add(v: Type, seq: List[Type]) = v :: seq
}
object U extends Functor(new Module1 { type Inner = Int })
And it compiles
defined trait Module1
defined trait Module2
defined class Functor
defined object U
But miserably fails at the call-site:
scala> U.add(1, List.empty)
console:11: error: type mismatch;
found : Int(1)
required: U.Type
(which expands to) U.m.Inner
U.add(1, Nil)
Let's do the same, but this time with function-based functor
def Functor(m: Module1): Module2 { type Type = m.Inner } =
new Module2 {
type Type = m.Inner
def add(v: Type, seq: List[Type]) = v :: seq
}
val U = Functor(new Module1 { type Inner = Int })
It compiles with proper types!
Functor: (m: Module1)Module2{type Type = m.Inner}
U: Module2{type Type = Int} = $anon$2@7afbf2a0
And works as expected
scala> U.add(1, Nil)
res6: List[U.Type] = List(1)
Mitchel 1986
"Representation independence and data abstraction"
The behaviour of clients of our ADT must be unaffected by changes to the internal representation of the ADT that are preserved by the operations
val Result = Functor(Module)
Universe(Result)
val Result = Functor(AnotherModule)
Universe(Result)
Functor is the core piece that joins many existing modules into a single application
object Authentication {
sealed trait AuthService[F[_]] {
type Creds
type TokenType
implicit def M: Monad[F]
def doAuth: Creds => F[TokenType]
}
type Aux[F[_], C, TT] = AuthService[F[_]] {
type Creds = C
type TokenType = TT
}
// Other Definitions
}
It might contain some concrete implementations
val BasicAuth: Aux[Id, String, String] = new AuthService[Id] { ... }
// etc...
And some functors
type DB[F[_]] = StorageT[F, PwdCredentials]
type Result[F[_], TT] = Aux[F, PwdCredentials, TT]
def PwdAuth[F[_]: Monad](db: DB[F], s: Security): Result[F, s.Token] = {
new AuthService[F] {
type Creds = PwdCredentials
type TokenType = s.Token
implicit val M = Monad[F]
def doAuth: Creds => F[TokenType] = { ... }
}
}
Scala Type system limitations
def func(v: { type T }) = new { def a(f: v.T) = f }
console:7: error: Parameter type in structural refinement may not refer
to an abstract type defined outside that refinement
scala> U.add(1, List.empty)
console:11: error: type mismatch;
found : Int(1)
required: U.Type
(which expands to) U.m.Inner
U.add(1, Nil)
No recursive references between components
trait Component1 { self: Component2 =>
// Definitions and declarations...
}
trait Component2 { self: Component1 =>
// Definitions and declarations...
}
Example: Scala Compiler
Functor Application -> No Inheritance
But type-heavy!
type DB[F[_]] = StorageT[F, PwdCredentials]
type Result[F[_], TT] = Aux[F, PwdCredentials, TT]
def PwdAuth[F[_]: Monad](db: DB[F], s: Security): Result[F, s.Token]
Functor Application -> No Inheritance
Data-heavy!
trait StdLibModule[M[+_]] extends InfixLibModule[M] with UnaryLibModule[M] with ArrayLibModule[M]
with TimeLibModule[M] with MathLibModule[M] with TypeLibModule[M] with StringLibModule[M]
with StatsLibModule[M] with SummaryLibModule[M] with NormalizationLibModule[M] with ClusteringLibModule[M]
with RandomForestLibModule[M] with LogisticRegressionLibModule[M] with LinearRegressionLibModule[M]
with FSLibModule[M] with RandomLibModule[M] with PrecogLibModule[M] {
type Lib <: StdLib
trait StdLib extends InfixLib with UnaryLib with ArrayLib with TimeLib with MathLib with TypeLib
with StringLib with StatsLib with SummaryLib with NormalizationLib with ClusteringLib
with RandomForestLib with LogisticRegressionLib with LinearRegressionLib with FSLib
with RandomLib with PrecogLib
}
Smaller Notes


As a front-end web developer, I get excited about creating apps that make others think, "Why didn't I think of that?" My pixel perfect attention to detail ensures that every project I work on comes out looking beautiful. Clean code and engaging interfaces are my top priorities.
I am a creative problem solver who enjoys building features that make apps more interesting to use. I have an entrepreneurial spirit and possess strong project management skills. I complete projects quickly and work well in a team or independently.
Outside of work, I enjoy hiking with my goldendoodle Paddington, trying out new restaurants in town (the more chips and queso, the better), and working on art projects ranging from drawing and graphic design to painting and making collages.
An online resource for people to browse and sign up for informal classes, or create their own class.
Tailwag is an online resource for local dog owners to find and share their favorite dog parks in town.
Marrymint is an online project management tool to streamline the wedding planning process for brides.
Players will try to click all twelve Ben & Jerry's ice cream pints without clicking on the same one twice.
Players will have ten seconds to answer each question in this dynamically guided art-themed trivia game.
Users can add burgers to the menu and select burgers for their order in this Node/MySQL/Express app.


Leads
Refresh
- Clients Capture {% if Rights.bolEmployeesLeadsFormReadAccess == True %}
- Search & Activate
- Converted Leads {% endif %}
Create New Leads
{% if Rights.bolEmployeesLeadsFormReadAccess == True %}
Search and Activate
| ID | Surname | Full Names | Residential | Cell | Tel | Interest | Date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ lead.strIDNumber }} | {{ lead.strSurname }} | {{ lead.strFullNames }} | {{ lead.strResidential }} - {{ lead.strTownCity }} | {{ lead.strCell }} | {{ lead.strTel }} | {{ lead.strEmail }} | {{ lead.strLeadInterests }} | {{ lead.strLeadDate }} |
| ID | Surname | Full Names | Residential | Cell | Tel | Interest | Date |
Converted Leads
| ID | Surname | Full Names | Residential | Cell | Tel | Conversion Date | Converted By | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ lead.strIDNumber }} | {{ lead.strSurname }} | {{ lead.strFullNames }} | {{ lead.strResidential }} - {{ lead.strTownCity }} | {{ lead.strCell }} | {{ lead.strTel }} | {{ lead.strEmail }} | {{ lead.strConversionDate }} | {{ lead.strConvertedBy }} |
| ID | Surname | Full Names | Residential | Cell | Tel | Conversion Date | Converted By |
SA Loans Loans/ Lead Capture Form


Configuration
Motors
Elevator / Claw turn
Move Camera
Move Claw
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Please only report if you have tested positive for COVID-19 at a certified testing facility.
This website stores only the following:
- The location you visited - based on the QR code scanned
- Date and time of your visit - automatically generated
- The email you provided - based on your input
For more infomation on how the website works please visit this page.


There are strictly enforced impact restrictions and codes as well as anti-biodiversity precautions to be taken when visiting here.
A hull inspection is also required.
Entry to the islands is by permit only, issued by the DOC.
There is a landing fee per day per person. This covers quarantine and processing costs as well as including the new Subantarctic Guidebook.
There is an annual quota of tourists allowed to visit each site. All visitors, including those on yachts, must be accompanied by an official DOC guide.
See this link www.doc.govt.nz/parks-and-recreation/places-to-go/southland/places/subantarctic-islands/ for more information.
Last updated April 2016.


try:
regionrequest.execute()
except HttpError as err:
tf.logging.error("Couldn"t find region.")
tf.logging.error(err)
training_inputs = {
"scaleTier": scale_tier,
click.echo(
"Error: Couldn\"t find region "{}" for project "{}".".format(
region, project_id))
return
// Creates bucket for logs and models if it doesn"t exist
bucket = get_bucket(service_account_json, bucket_name)


Members
(inner) options :Object
Array of flag options
-m : Select a custom music directory
Usage: node server.js -m path/to/music/folder
-v : Run server with verbose logging. Useful for debugging errors or seeing activity
Usage: node server.js -v
-m : Select a custom music directory
Usage: node server.js -m path/to/music/folder
-v : Run server with verbose logging. Useful for debugging errors or seeing activity
Usage: node server.js -v
Type:
- Object


Border wall fundraiser to seek US approval on Texas project
by NOMAAN MERCHANTHOUSTON (AP) — The private group that wants to build its own southern border wall next to the Rio Grande in Texas won’t begin construction until the U.S. government certifies the project won’t worsen flooding.
The agency that oversees the river under treaties signed with Mexico has asked the group We Build the Wall to halt construction until it submits more information about the project so the commission could study it.
We Build the Wall’s founder, Brian Kolfage, said Tuesday that the group won’t build until it has the approval of the agency, the International Boundary and Water Commission.
The group had announced on Facebook that it was starting to build a barrier on 3.5 miles (5.6 kilometers) of private land in South Texas.
NOMAAN MERCHANT


Amos 3:2
You only have I known of all the families of the earth: therefore I will punish you for all your iniquities.


 I often forgot their name so i cant add them to playerradar or report them in battlelog, if it is a hacker. Sometimes you even cant find them in the Battlereport. So i would like to have the ability to do this ingame, for example: writing !radaradd (Name) in the chat.. Is it possibly?
juress
Theme Developer
No, BBlog only affects the webpage battlelog, not the game Battlefield 3.
If you want to add a hacker to the radar asap, just alt+tab from the game, click on the name of the server in the gamemanager (bottom left) - find the hacker in scoreboard, go to his profile and apply the radar.


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... or fork the project and deploy on your own server!


Habitat
They live in the Joto and Sinnoh regions. Most often they can be found in pokecenters like Chansey.


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