"Human Resources" has the distinction of being not only one of the finest movies ever made about the labor movement, it is also unparalleled in its ability to explain and make concrete issues that barely receive attention in the print media, such as "just-in-time" production techniques.
College student Franck (Jalil Lespert) has returned home for a summer internship at the factory where his father Jean-Claud (Jean-Claude Vallod) has worked for thirty years. His parents are proud of him, the first member of the family to rise above their class. When he comes downstairs in a stylish navy blue suit for his first day in the Human Resources department, his parents can only beam at him.
As soon as he steps foot in the factory, he learns that his new class status is a mixed blessing. While his father is showing him how his spot welding machine works (this is the kind of job I held briefly 22 years ago "colonizing" a factory in Kansas City), the foreman walks over and bawls him out for wasting time. This is the first lesson in the young man's education into the class realities of the factory, as opposed to what he learned in management science at college.
As in intern, Franck is assigned to prepare a report on the feasibility of a 35 hour week. Since this is at a lower pay rather than something like "30 for 40", it will be a hard sell to the factory workers, who remain suspicious of the bosses after 22 of their number were laid off in the previous year. Throughout the movie, the bosses are always warning the workers that unless they are profitable, the factory will have to shut down.
When the boss (Lucien Longueville) drives Franck home in his luxury sedan (classical music plays on the car radio), the intern proposes a plan that will make the 35 hour week more acceptable. If a referendum is held at the plant, he is sure that the workers would go for the plan since the union would not be part of the deliberations, especially since management will be formulating the questions. Everybody knows that the way poll questions are constructed has a lot to do with the outcome. (Eg., "Do you favor continuation of Vietnamization in order to achieve a long-lasting peace?" versus "Are you for precipitous withdrawal from Vietnam that would leave the country at the mercy of the Communists?")
The boss buys into the plan and makes it clear to Franck that he has a future in the conglomerate that owns the factory. Unfortunately, his immediate supervisor in the Human Resources department views Franck's discussions with the big boss as an attack on his own position in the pecking order and warns him not to step out of line again.
Caught between two worlds, he catches flak from both sides. At a bar with old friends from high school, an offhanded remark is interpreted by one of them as snobbery. After Franck's internship is finished, he will go back to Paris with the rest of the rich people while they are stuck in their factory jobs. A drunken Franck lunges at his accuser in anger, but their friends separate them. At this point we begin to surmise that some of the anger is self-directed. While he has the outward appearance of a manager, he is still part of the working class.
When the union local at the factory hears about the referendum, they storm into the personnel office led by a middle-aged shop steward (Danielle Mélador) who is a member of the Communist Party. She is one of the most memorable characters in the film, who represents the collective class memory of the people she serves, including Franck's submissive father who loathes the idea of standing up to the bosses. In confrontation after confrontation, she never gives in an inch. Interestingly, the choice of a female in this role gives the Director and Screenwriter Laurent Cantet an opportunity to show how sexism weakens the working class. Before it has become clear what ulterior motives lie behind the seemingly reasonable referendum, her union comrades tend to view her a shrill and irrational, an "old witch" so to speak. Perhaps she is an old witch, but only in the original sense of the word: a wise woman who lives by her own rules.
As it turns out, the referendum was to be used as a wedge to introduce a whole series of labor-saving measures that would allow the factory to be downsized by 10, including Franck's own father. When he learns of this plan by accident, he decides to throw his lot in with the factory workers and reject the class that had been making overtures to him.
"Human Resources" is brilliantly written, directed and acted. It is playing in NYC right now at a Loew's on Broadway and 45th street, an unusual locale for an art film. It very well could be appearing in large cities around the United States. Not only is it worth tracking down, it is a film that could be used instructionally in college classes along with other classics like "Salt of the Earth".
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Well, I'm still coming down from the trip so please excuse spelling and so on.  But please bear with me. I don't know how much of this I will remember tomorrow.
Location: My bedroom.
Mindset: Felt a little blue but not depressed.
Peparation of seeds: Scraped of the coating with a knife. Chewed and swallowed.
Sitter: None
I munched down 5 seeds 5 hours ago. Rinsed them down with water.
'Bout one hour after consumtion I was gettin real worried and felt very dizzy. I was gettin a little paranoid (well, not just a little; I started to think that I never be normal again).
The body felt very light. It still does. Not very pleasant though. Although I felt bad and still feel a little weird. I haven't had that much trouble with nausea.
I felt really long and got scared that if I'd fall to the ground I would break. I had to remember to breathe, 'cause if I didn't I would stop breathing and that would hardly be good.
Not much visuals. But everything looks strange. Some things seem very big, other things; small.
Thoughts rushing trough my head made it very hard to relax. I tried to get some sleep but my head simply wouldn't calm itself down. Although I was to tired I felt that if I couldn't get to sleep I would break down and cry, I still couldn't get to sleep.
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While the film, POWDER, would have to fall into the genre of science fiction, the film is absolutely mesmerizing. It happens that the genre is perfect for the story. Equally as important is that it tells us something about ourselves that everyone should by now know. And that is that anyone who is "different" from us is suspect, is to be ridiculed, and feared.
Powder (Sean Patrick Flanery) is such a person. His mother dies the day he is born. He is an Albino whose father is horrified when he sees him. The doctor says there may be other odd things about the baby. So when the father dies his grandmother puts him in a room that is the cellar of the cottage. Obviously, she does not want the neighbors to know about him. When Barnam (Lance Henricksen) finds out about him he calls on Jessie Caldwell (Mary Steenburgen) who runs a school for young men who have been in trouble with the law and need to be taught how to behave. Almost needless to add, the "students" begin to mock the newcomer. This leads to some very funny special effects.
Powder, it is discovered, has an I.Q. that is so high it cannot be graded. He also has other powers and these are used to startle those who try to take advantage of him. He can manipulate electricity, magnetize and do other special things that ordinary people cannot do.
Steenburgen is her usual kind, sweet self. Jeff Goldblum as the science teacher who befriends him is magnificently charming in the smallish role he has. Both the sheriff and his bullying deputy (Brandon Smith) are excellent. In short, then, this is a film not to be missed..
Written and directed by Victor Salva.
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Welcome to MultiCategory’s documentation!¶
MultiCategory is a prototype system that demonstrates how applied category theory could be used to model multi-model databases and multi-model query processing. Note that the system is mainly meant for demonstration purposes.
Multi-model databases are databases whose single backend supports multiple data models. Category theory is a sort of mathematics
MultiCategory can be divided into two different versions depending on the programming language used in the backend. The first version is written with functional programming language Haskell. The later version, which is currently under development, is written with Python.
Haskell version¶
The Haskell version is mainly written so that it supports selective multi-model queries that are executed over multi-model data. The data models, that MultiCategory supports, are
relational,
hierarchical such as XML and JSON,
key-value documents,
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RDF graphs.
The Haskell version of MultiCategory provides:
category theoretical construction to model data storing and query processing in the conceptual level
selective multi-model queries based on fold-functions
Python version (under development and not released or published or submitted)¶
The Python version of MultiCategory is developed so that it will support multi-model joins. Also, the theoretical background differs between the versions.
The Python version of MultiCategory will provide:
updates to data defined with category theory
multi-model joins defined with category theory
machine learning-driven optimization for query processing
certain updates compared to Haskell version
Audience¶
The audience for MultiCategory includes database scientists, the functional programming community, category theorists, and anyone interested in constructing fundamentally different database systems. Please see the bibliography for interesting resources related to multi-model databases, category theory, and related systems.
History¶
MultiCategory is strongly inspired by Spivak’s work [Spi10], [FGS16], [Spi14], and [SSW17]. One of the earliest motivations to use applied category theory to model database was presented in [DK96]. MultiCategory had originally SML backend which was difficult to use efficiently. We switched to Haskell but followed similar principles as we had with the SML version.


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AJAX stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. It's not a programming language, it's not a library so what it actually is?
AJAX, while not a technology itself is often described as a "new" approach to using a number of existing technologies together including:
AJAX allows us to:
Although AJAX has XML is in the name, when it comes to WebDevelopment it has almost entirely been replaced with JSON or plain text. Why?
XML was very important to the history of the modern web development. That's why AJAX name sticks (instead of AJAJ). That's also explain why we will be using XMLHttpRequest methods.
Both XML and JSON are designed to store data. However they have many differences:
XML is a very powerful markup language which allows to create complex data structures and has some distinctive fetaures like:
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is used to store information in an organized, and easy-to-access manner. Since it's tightly related to JavaScript (JSON is recognized natively by JavaScript) it become a standard for Web Development. It also has many features:
AJAX allows use to call our backend services using JavaScript (more precisely: XMLHttpRequest) without reloading page:
The easiest way to understand that this is to run example. We will see that very soon on real example.
Whenever we open any page, our we browsers is sending request to the server, and in the response receive a source code of our page which can be parsed and displayed to us by a web browser.
All of this happens thanks to HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) which is used to sends data between our browser and server.
There are few HTTP Methods available:
The most two common HTTP methods are GET and POST, and we will focus on them today.
We will need some server to run our examples. You can use more advanced ones like XAMP, but for the sake of this tutorial we will use a tiny Live Server available as an extension to Visual Studio Code.
To install it go to Extensions (Ctrl + Shift + X), search for Live server, and install it:
Now in order to start our server in one of 3 ways:
Note!Also the URL of our website has changed:
Let's create a new basic HTML file.
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Note: You can see more requests in the view - that might be caused by some browser extensions. In order to minimize impact you can open you page in a incognito mode.
When we add some stylesheets:
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And check console again, we will also notice that it was loaded using GET:
As you noticed it also got status 200. You may also noticed that our index.html changed status from 200 to 304 (Not modified). Why? This is because it was cached. When we visit page for the second time we do not have to load it all over again. Browser will check whether something has changed (got updated) and if not - it will serve cached version.
If we broke our css address:
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Almost (but not entire!) traffic in web development goes through HTTP calls, therefore it is important for us to get a proper understanding of them. We will learn more advanced calls and status in a future, for now we have enough basics to continue.
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CAD Updater
With CAD Updater you can compare a newly imported CAD file with the current CAD file in your Unity project. For comparison, both CAD data are imported into different sub-game-objects into the same scene. The sub- game-object is defined by Imported Name in the Pixyz Importer. If you are using CADLink all properties are set automatically and you find the Update in a sub-game-object Update.
CAD Updater based on PIXYZ imports
Pixyz Importer is setting the CAD Current and CAD Update reference automatically but you can do this manually if you imported your data to a different location.
There are two presets available when pushing on the buttons Set NX JT Preset or Set CATIA JT Preset. These presets can be used if you import JT files with PIXYZ.
CAD Updater based on CADLink imports
If you are using CADLink for reading in the CAD Data the CAD Updater component will be attached automatically to the parent Gameobject of CADLink as soon as you are updating your CAD data. All properties and options of CAD Updater are set automatically. Update means that there are already CAD data underneath CADLink and you import new CAD data. If you don’t want to perform an update you should delete all data underneath CADLink before importing a new CAD file.
For Step and 3MF data there are some limitations with the CAD Update. Each mesh is defined by an ID and compared with the newly imported mesh. Because there are no special ID and revision properties inside the Step or 3MF data (like with JT), the ID of each part is defined by its location in the hierarchy and an occurrence number if there are two identical names at the same hierarchy level. This means that you should not rearrange elements (changing parents) under the CADLink object. Instead, you should use the Kinematic script for rearranging the kinematic parents and children.
Comparing CAD files
After the update import, the comparison between the current and the new CAD data is started automatically. You can restart it manually with the Button Compare Current with Update.
The Isolate Buttons allow you the see in detail what has been changed in the Update.
On the left-hand side of the Unity Hierarchy View, you can see a status icon that is informing you about the status of the CAD component.
| Icon | Description |
|---|---|
| Green Hook | No changes |
| Red Cross | Is deleted in Update |
| Blue Plus | Is added in Update |
| Orange ! | Mesh is changed |
| Orange Arrows | Position is changed in Update |
After the update check, you can update your current CAD data by selecting Update. All changes will be performed on the current CAD data and the update import will be deleted. Your current CAD data will now be like the Update but all changes that you performed within Unity/game4automation will remain.
Manual Control
Each component in the CAD design will have automatically added a CAD script. This script takes care of the current status and you can control exactly the Update behavior.
By selecting Keep or Keep Including Children you can Keep the current object (including the children if selected) and it will not be touched by the Update process.
If there is no relation found between the Current and the Update CAD data it could be that something is marked as to be deleted but you want to keep and update this. You can manually generate a relation by dragging an Update CAD Script into Keep and Replace by Update. This will manually set the IDs of the Update and the Current Identical and the Update will be performed.
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I do prefer the backend but for them to be useful, frontends are a necessary evil.
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In 2019, Atonix made the decision to begin a transformation from a monolithic platform stack towards a modern distributed, microservice-based architecture. In preparation for this effort, the V.P. of Engineering formed an Architecture Review Board to guide the organization through the transformation. I was selected to be a member of the Board and contributed to design and workflow standards along with oversight of solution implementations. In particular, I formulated the branching strategy used in distributed Git repos, containerized the MSSQL database used for integration tests, and led the effort to roll out the first aspnet core micro api. Atonix Digital has a close relationship with the Monitoring & Diagnostics group within the Power Generation Services unit of Black & Veatch. The M&D group's business is focused on the transfer and analysis of the operational data of power generation and industrial clients in order to make observations and recommendations in the performance and optimization of client assets. For four years I have been a primary member of the development team that is responsible for the components of ASSET360 that enable this business. Included in this responsibility is interfacing with Atonix Digital's AWS-located streaming analytics / math engine business partner. As a part of this work I designed and implemented a SignalR-based communication capability that introduced real-time statusing into ASSET360. In addition to operational intelligence requirements, I've been able to architect targeted infrastructures driven by business requirements. One example is an AWS SQS-based framework for long-running processing jobs, a key requirement being the offloading of compute load from the ASSET360 web server. I've found that I enjoy designing and implementing data models in the database and business logic tiers. I like defining the relationships between objects and the attention to detail required by enforcing business quality constraints at the database level. Near and dear to my heart are maps and the spatially-enabled entities they render. I proposed and toured an initial data model of spatial objects and implemented a design incorporating feedback from multiple Atonix Digital groups. The implementation now functions as the foundation for all capabilities in ASSET360 with a spatial component. Something I find especially rewarding is the interaction I have with others at Black & Veatch that are external to Atonix Digital. I act as a database and geospatial SME for these groups and appreciate the perspective the exposure brings. |


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You must implement the following breakpoints that will be considered desktop, tablet, and mobile. The browser should display a desktop version of the site when the width of the browser window is 992px and above. Tablet view should appear only if the width of the browser window is between 768px and 991px, inclusively. Mobile view should appear only if the width of the browser is equal to or less than
Layout: In the desktop view (992px and above), each of the 3 sections should take up equal amount of space on the screen. As you make the browser window wider or narrower, each section should become wider or narrower. (Hint: use percentages to define width and use the 'float' property. See Lecture 24). For a visual reference of this view, see the desktop mockup illustration below.
Layout: In the tablet view (between 768px and 991px, inclusively), the first 2 sections should be in the first row and be of equal size. The 3rd section should be in the second row and take up the entire row by itself. For a visual reference of this view, see the tablet mockup illustration below.


Presented by Geoffrey Byers / @geoffreybyers
User Experience is a holistic, user centered, and evidenced based approach to design.
*gathered and recorded during user research and validation
Discover, Design, Develop, Repeat
i.e. Wireframes, Hi Fi Mockups, Visual Design
is only a part of the UX process
Qualitative
Not asking people what they want
Nor selling or convincing them of an idea...
Remove any assumptions, gather more facts and evidence for informing decisions.
Gain a deeper understanding of their needs.
Develop a hypothesis.
You are planning to build a new portion of a website, adding new functionality. Approach 5-7 people to understand their needs, how they are accomplishing the tasks today, and what works and what does not work. You compile these results in an excel spreadsheet and present them to the team, noting patterns. This informs the design process.
Qualitative and quantitative
Not asking people what they want
Nor selling or convincing them of an idea...
Gather objective feedback on designs to aid decision making
Gaining a deeper understanding of their needs
Validate a hypothesis
You have been developing a location based ios app. Run through three scenarios including onboarding, and two use cases with 5 users. Tangibles being tested are wireframes in a 'clickable' format on an iphone via Invision. You compile positive and negative feedback in a presentation, showcasing direct quotes over screenshots.
Interviews with users, collecting feedback.
Documented in a shareable format.
i.e. PPT or spreadsheet.
Including direct quotes as evidence.
The team reviews the findings and discusses solutions.
Lo-fi wireframing
Sketch on pen and paper to balsamiq
Informal usability tests with users, collecting feedback.
Documented in a shareable format.
i.e. screens a la Invision or in a spreadsheet.
Including direct quotes as evidence.
The team reviews the findings and discusses solutions.
High fidelity wireframes (Sketch, Photoshop, Illustrator)
Static to click-able.
Informal usability tests with users, collecting feedback.
Documented in a shareable format.
i.e. screens a la Invision or in a spreadsheet.
Including direct quotes as evidence.
The team reviews the findings and discusses solutions.
Build v1 - HTML, CSS, JS
Informal usability tests with users, collecting feedback.
Documented in a shareable format.
i.e. screens a la Invision or in a spreadsheet.
Including direct quotes as evidence.
The team reviews the findings and discusses solutions.
Further Design + Build improvements
Analytics, A/B, conversion optimization.
Documented in a shareable format.
The team reviews the findings and discusses solutions.
Applied to subjective design.
Sharing and transparency a MUST. No gatekeepers, please.
No perfect testing plan for any company or product.
I didn't create this method.


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Hi, I am Jun Hui. I am currently studying in SP and is part of SP's Engineering Academy. I have just finished the first year and be in Year 2 soon.I am pursuing a Diploma in Computer Engineering.Some of my hobbies include playing fps games and sports. I also love watching action movies.
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[Erowid Note: 875 milliliters of hard alcohol is considered an extremely high dose.]
Mindset And Setting: I wasnít really saddened by the fact of leaving all my friends and life behind me due to the fact it hadnít become a reality to me that the next day id never see them again (which has affected me a lot). Overall I was excited and pleased to be going out the night before I left and planned on getting pretty wasted. We made plans to meet outside the club at about 8pm.
Preparations: My first mistake was not having much food, being from Zimbabwe I really never ate much so the only meal I had that day was 3 slices of pizza at about 1pm. I made my way down to the store (I was only 14 but this was no issue in Zimbabwe) and I purchased a 700ml bottle of vodka and no cola to dilute it as my friends planned on bringing that.
Experience:I arrived at about 7:50 and waited for my friends which I had planned on meeting so I sat down at our usual drinking place and waited.
T= 8:00: Another mate of mine who I never planned on meeting came and sat down with me. I opened my bottle and he had his own as I put the bottle to my mouth and drank my first sip that warm cozy liquor sensation briefly overwhelmed my body. We began talking about stories and drinking from our bottles not taking notice of how much we were having.
T=8:30: My other mates arrived with there booze and came and sat down and the person who I was splitting 50% of the bottle came and sat next to me. I looked down at the bottle noticing I had already finished half of the bottle straight so I made a quick excuse and give him some money to go buy a half jack. We all began talking again about 15 of us just telling stories and drinking before we went up into the club.
T=8:40: The effects of about 3/4ís of the bottle began to hit me just seeing trails of the lights as I swayed my head side to side looking at the street light and was very talkative. I felt altogether I hadnít stood up since I sat down so I never really felt the affects that much.
T=9:00: I had finished my whole bottle and decided to go upstairs to the club and say wats up to everyone.  As soon as I got to the top of the stairs another one of my friends called me down and helped me back to the drinking spot.
T=9:10: Feeling pretty wasted after a full bottle of straight vodka I didnít really care if I had any more so I took my friends bottle and had some of his which I couldnít even taste the usual burn it leaves on the throat. I heard someone spark up some good greens and in my state I didnít really care as the realization began to hit me that I wasnít going to be here tomorrow. I had 1 hit of weed and remember attempting to walk towards the night club after that I had no recollection of what happened:
Friends story of what happened: When I was walking I began to run and apparently ran full speed into a street light and passed out, I began throwing up bile as I had nothing to eat and about 30 of my friends were all helping me, getting me water and keeping my head up so I didnít choke on my vomit.
T=10.00: My brother managed to walk past and wonder what all the commotion was about, I was very secretive about my drug experiences to him so he was pretty shocked when he saw me passed out vomiting. He called my parents and they took me to ER.
 I then turned my head a bit and realized I was in a hospital bed. I looked down at my arms and I had 2 drips coming out of them and my parents were sitting down on the chair. My blood pressure was so low they wouldnít let me leave the hospital and if I was in the state I had been for 30 min more I would have been dead.
State I am in 3 years later: After looking at other peoples stories and noticing people saying how there perception of life is so messed up I came to the realization of why I have been so fucked up the last 3 years. I use to be able to study for hours but now I look at words and after 3 min I'm just starring at the paper and then 5 min later I realize I'm not reading anything. My vision ain't what it use to be fuzzyish I guess u could say and I have lost all sense of emotion I wouldnít care if I died tomorrow.  Donít take this as a bad thing I love drugs now, had good experiences with alcohol, weed and recently DXM but I just thought id share my story for anyone who relates to this.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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A free DistributedVirtualPort will be selected and assigned to
a VirtualMachine when the virtual machine is reconfigured to
connect to the portgroup.
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A DistributedVirtualPort will be created and assigned to a
VirtualMachine when the virtual machine is powered on, and will
be deleted when the virtual machine is powered off. An ephemeral portgroup has
no limit on the number of ports that can be a part of this portgroup.
In cases where the vCenter Server is unavailable the host can
create conflict ports in this portgroup to be used by a virtual machine
at power on.
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Deprecated as of vSphere API 5.0. A free distributed virtual port
will be selected and assigned to a virtual machine when the virtual
machine is powered on.
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This project is going to be an about me website to showcase my skills particularly on the front end side of development,
and may turn into my portfolio website later on down the line.
The website is meant for the tech community, possible employer, or clients.
My goals for this website are to let potential clients and employers get to know
about me a little bit more, and showcase my developing skill set.
Name: Devon Peterson
Gender: Male
Age: 26
Technology: High-level user, iPhone X, MacBook Pro, Apple Watch, Google Chrome, Smart TV, iMac
Location: Fayetteville, NC
Job Title: Software Developer/Investor
Attitudes & Behaviors: Detail oriented, easily bored, organized, persistent.
Goals: Find new talented developers to help build his start up, to retire young, continue to grow his portfolio.

As a user, I am looking to build my team with good up and coming talent.


192; 12022 H.E.
Welcome faculty, students, and guests. Please be seated.
My name is Sandy Urazayev, and I am graduating today with my Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. Standing here, I realize what people meant my freshman year by “Jayhawks flying out of the Nest.” It all seemed so distant and abstract. Almost unthinkable.
And today, that is us. We are the Jayhawks, nurtured and cared for by our nest, consisting of our peers, professors, teaching assistants, tutors, friends, and family. Is it already time for us to go?
For the whole of last semester, I’ve been thinking to myself about how far we’ve come. Just this morning, I looked at the familiar faces around. I saw plenty of happiness, joy, and pride. Yet I also noticed subtle tones of fear and uncertainty. The uncertainty that I can relate so closely to. Of what is to come? What is life like after college? Because for so long university life feels as if it is everything we’ve known.
After a long time of thought, I found peace. I don’t know what exactly we will be doing 10 years or one year from now, not even what we will be doing tomorrow.
I do know one thing. No matter where we go or where life takes us, one thing is for sure. Us listening to our hearts, following our dreams, and staying true to ourselves, we will be living the lives we have yearned for so long. It is in itself already worth everything we have worked so hard toward.
 By wearing that cap and regalia, you have already shown the resolve and determination of your spirit.
Never forget about the compassion of your friends and the support of your families that got you here. It is our turn to welcome the new generation and pass the torch of the youth. It is time for a new chapter. A new life.
Today marks the day we have to spread our wings – full of courage and hope – and march into the future that awaits.
Let me ask you, are you ready to live?
Update: KU Engineering actually uploaded the entire gradution ceremony! My graduation speech starts at 12:00 (high noon, baby) ◼


Trelk Global Services Limited provides support services
to local and multinational companies in the oil and gas,
marine, construction, power, utilities, and infrastructural
sector in Nigeria.
We offer streamlined and synchronized solution to fulfill
all our client's needs. Understanding that quality in
service provided does make a difference, we bring to
the fore a n encompassing solution for our clients by
taking the time to develop a thorough understanding of
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excellence is exemplified with the forethought of our
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Tracks:
Web
Data Science
Internet of Things
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality
Rules and Regulations:
This event is free.
 Teams will get selected only on the basis of their responses in the registration form.
Teams that have been selected will receive an email confirming their participation. Selected teams will be required to show the confirmation email at the gate to participate.
Food (Dinner and Breakfast only) will be provided for free for every participant. Lunch will not be provided. A Food Fest will start from 10:00 AM Saturday where lunch/snacks can be purchased.
Only one member per team needs to register.
Shortlisted teams will receive an email latest by Oct/31.
Rules for Shortlisted Teams:
The reporting time is 16:00. Teams that come early will have to wait at the entrance.
It is mandatory for every member of the team to bring their College ID Card for verification at the entrance.
General Advice and Disclaimers:
It is advised to wear comfortable clothes. The rooms are Air Conditioned and hence, bringing a sweater is advised as well.
Each team is requested to bring their extension board and stationery. Extension Boards may or may not be available during the event.
Teams are to take care of their belongings and mark their belongings with a marker. Enigma - The CS Club or Mahindra École Centrale will not be responsible for the loss of any item.
Damaging any property of Mahindra École Centrale will be met with action.
Hardware / Laptops will not be provided.
Parking Space for vehicles will not be provided.
Participants are to wear the wristbands given by the organizers throught the entire event.
At any point throughout the event, the organizers have the final discretion.
Prizes For Top 3 Teams
1st prize
Upto 15k cash prize
USBs from Mozilla
90 day high usage cloud plan from Temboo
Special T-Shirts and Stickers
Winning + Participation Certificates
2nd prize
Upto 10k cash prize
Special T-shirts and stickers
2nd position certificates + participation certificates
3rd prize
Upto 5k cash prize
Special T-shirts and stickers
3rd position + Participation Certificates
Category Prizes
Hasura - INR 5,000 Flipkart Gift Card. The team with the best app built using Hasura's GraphQL engine will win this.
Zulip - INR 7,000. The team with the best chatbot built on Zulip's Platform will win this.
Swag bag for everyone containing stickers + 90 day extended usage of Balsamiq + 14 day usage of Temboo.
GDG Hyderabad will be awarding tshirts and stickers to the teams that use the Google Cloud Platform in the best possible manner.
FreeFlo will provide internship opportunities to conceptually strong Developers
Sketch will be raffling licenses to the team with the best product design. A 30 Day Free Trial will be given to all participants.


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This website was created by three college students to better
visualize and understand the trends of the novel coronavirus
(COVID-19) outbreak in Tokyo, Japan.
Credit
Atharva Patil
Rahul Joshi
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This document is intended to help you get started quickly in running OAF. It explains how to install, start, stop, and update the OAF software. The topics covered include:
There are two other documents that describe the operation of OAF in more detail:
In this document, we use a quick-start script to streamline the installation process, and describe only the most common managment activities.
2.1. Purpose.
OAF is Operational Aftershock Forecasting. It generates forecasts of future aftershocks, given what is known about the mainshock, the aftershock sequence that has occurred so far, and the general properties of the region where the mainshock occurred.
OAF software exists in two forms:
The automatic system is called AAFS, for Automatic Aftershock Forecasting System.
2.2. AAFS Components.
An AAFS system includes the following software components:
The quick-start script, described in this document, installs and configures all the components.
2.3. AAFS Configurations.
The AAFS software can run in either of two configurations:
3.1. Operating Environment.
The AAFS software is designed to run in a dedicated VM or dedicated server.
The supported operating systems are:
The software can run on either x64 architecture (which is used by Intel and AMD processors), or ARM architecture (which is used by Amazon Graviton processors). All three operating systems are supported on x64. However, only Amazon Linux 2 is supported on ARM.
3.2. Select a User Account.
Select a user account to use for installing and running the OAF software. The user account must have sudo privileges.
If you are running in an Amazon EC2, you can use the default user account ("ec2-user" for Amazon Linux 2, "centos" for Centos 7, or "ubuntu" for Ubuntu 20.04).
If you are running on a physical server, create a user account with sudo privileges. We suggest naming the account "aftershock" but you can use any name.
 Update the Operating System.
Before starting, update your operating system.
For Amazon or Centos, do this:
$ sudo yum update
For Ubuntu, do this:
$ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get upgrade
After updating the operating system, you should reboot. If you are running in an Amazon EC2, use the Amazon control panel to reboot. If you are running on a physical server, you can reboot by doing this:
$ sudo shutdown -r now
3.4. Data Location.
The OAF software stores its data under the directory /data. The quick-start script creates /data if it does not already exist.
If you want the data to be stored in a separate disk volume, the simplest approach is to mount the disk volume onto /data. If that is not practical, you can mount the disk volume wherever you want, and make /data be a link to the disk volume mount point.
3.5. Firewall Requirements.
A server should always be behind a firewall.
The firewall needs to be adjusted so that the server can accept incoming connections to TCP port 27017 from any computer that you use to control or manage the server. Also, in a dual-server configuration, each server needs to accept incoming connections to TCP port 27017 from the other server. However, it is not recommended that you accept incoming connections to TCP port 27017 from everywhere on the Internet.
In Amazon EC2, you open ports by setting up security groups. It is beyond the scope of this document to explain EC2 security groups. (Note to USGS users: There are CloudFormation templates for the required security groups in the OAF GitLab repository.)
On a physical server, you may need to adjust the operating system's built-in firewall, and/or an external firewall. Your local IT support may be able to help. The following two subsections give basic commands for managing the built-in firewall for Centos or Ubuntu on a physical server.
3.5.1. Centos Firewall
This subsection applies only to Centos 7 on a physical server.
On Centos 7, the built-in firewall is enabled by default. To check if the firewall is active in your system:
$ sudo systemctl status firewalld
The resulting output should contain either 'Active: active' (usually in green text) or else 'Active: inactive' (usually in white text). If it is active, then check to see if it is running:
$ sudo firewall-cmd --state
If the output is 'running' then the firewall is running and you need to open the port as described here. To open port 27017:
$ sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --zone=public --add-port=27017/tcp
Then restart the firewall with:
$ sudo firewall-cmd --reload
Note: The --permanent option makes the setting survive reboots.
Note: To list all open ports:
$ sudo firewall-cmd --list-all
The list should include 'ports: 27017/tcp'.
Remark: Opening the port in this way allows Centos to accept incoming TCP connections to port 27017 from anywhere. Ideally, the server is behind a network firewall that limits incoming TCP connections to trusted sources. Alternatively, there are more advanced options in "firewall-cmd" that you can use to limit access to trusted sources.
3.5.2. Ubuntu Firewall
This subsection applies only to Ubuntu 20.04 on a physical server.
On Ubuntu 20.04, the built-in firewall is disabled by default. To check if the firewall is active in your system:
$ sudo systemctl status ufw
The resulting output should contain either 'Active: active' (usually in green text) or else 'Active: inactive' (usually in white text). If it is active, then check to see if it is enabled:
$ sudo ufw status
If the output says 'Status: active' then you need to open the port as described here. To open port 27017:
$ sudo ufw allow 27017/tcp
Note: To list all open ports:
$ sudo ufw status
The list should include '27017/tcp'.
Remark: Opening the port in this way allows Ubuntu to accept incoming TCP connections to port 27017 from anywhere. Ideally, the server is behind a network firewall that limits incoming TCP connections to trusted sources. Alternatively, there are more advanced options in "ufw" that you can use to limit access to trusted sources.
Follow these step-by-step instructions to install and configure OAF on a fresh computer or VM.
4.1. Download the Quick-Start Script and Configuration Template.
$ cd ~ $ mkdir opensha $ cd opensha $ wget https://github.com/opensha/opensha-oaf/raw/master/deployment/scripts/oaf_config.sh $ wget https://github.com/opensha/opensha-oaf/raw/master/deployment/scripts/aoaf.sh $ chmod 755 aoaf.sh
4.2. Edit the Configuration Template.
The configuration template is oaf_config.sh. It contains a series of parameters that describe the configuration of the OAF software. You need to edit the file and insert the appropriate parameter values.
Each parameter appears in the template as a name followed by an equal sign, like this:
THE_OS_VERSION=
You supply a value by inserting the value immediately after the equal sign, enclosed in quotes, like this:
THE_OS_VERSION="amazonlinux2"
Some parameters are optional, in which case you can leave them blank. To leave a parameer blank, do not insert anything after the equal sign.
The following table describes the parameters.
| THE_OS_VERSION | Operating system option. Must be one of: * "amazonlinux2" -- Amazon Linux 2. * "ubuntu2004" -- Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. * "centos7" -- Centos 7. |
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| CPU_CORE_COUNT | Number of CPU cores to use for computationally-intensive code. If blank or 0, then a default value is obtained from the Java VM. Note: This value should reflect the number of physical cores available, not the number of threads. Note: The default value supplied by the Java VM is often incorrect. Note: In Amazon EC2, for Intel and AMD processors, the number of cores is usually one-half of the number of vCPUs. Note: In Amazon EC2, for Graviton processors, the number of cores is usually equal to the number of vCPUs. Note: This parameter is not used by the current Reasenberg & Jones code, but will be used by future ETAS code. Note: If you have a large number of cores (say, 16 or more), then you may want to supply a value 1 or 2 less than the available number of cores, to leave some computational headroom for the Java garbage collector and system activities. |
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| JAVA_SOURCE | Source from which to obtain Java. If it begins with "/" or "~", it is the name of a file that contains the Java distribution. Otherwise, it is a URL from which Java is downloaded. In either case, it should be a path with the last component ending in .tar.gz. It is OK to leave JAVA_SOURCE blank, in which case the quick-start script automatically uses the latest version of Amazon Corretto 11. | |
| JAVA_CERT_FILE | Digital certificate file to install in Java. Usually you should leave it blank. If you are behind an enterprise firewall that requires a digital certificate to send encrypted traffic through the firewall, then use JAVA_CERT_FILE to supply the digital certificate. (Note to USGS users: On a physical server, you should install the DOI root certificate.) |
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| MONGO_BIND_IP | The IP address that MongoDB should use to listen for external connections. Usually you can leave it blank, in which case the quick-start script obtains the IP address from SERVER_IP_1 or SERVER_IP_2 below. If you choose to specify an address, it must be one of: * "<IP_ADDRESS>" -- Listen only to localhost (that is, no external connections are accepted). * "<IP_ADDRESS>" -- Listen to all available IP addresses. * An IP address -- Listen to the specified IP address, in addition to localhost. * A comma-separated list of IP addresses -- Listen to all the listed IP addresses, in addition to localhost (the list should not include the localhost address <IP_ADDRESS>). Note: MONGO_BIND_IP cannot be blank if the relevant value of SERVER_IP_1 or SERVER_IP_2 is a DNS name (rather than a numerical IP address). |
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| SERVER_OPTION | Server option. Must be one of: * "primary" -- Server #1 in a dual-server configuration. * "secondary" -- Server #2 in a dual-server configuration. * "solo" -- A single-server configuration. * "dev" -- A development server in single-server configuration with default usernames and passwords. Note: In a dual-server configuration, all the following parameters should have the same values on both servers. Note: If you select "dev", then all the following parameters except ACTION_OPTION and SERVER_IP_1 are ignored, and default values are used for the ignored parameters. |
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| ACTION_OPTION | Action option. Must be one of: * "usa" -- Generate forecasts for the United States * "dev" -- Development settings, which generate forecasts for the world. Note: The quick-start script does not allow "dev" if you are sending forecasts to PDL. |
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| MONGO_ADMIN_USER | MongoDB administrative username. This username is used to perform administrative functions, such as creating accounts. It will be created in the "admin" database with full access to all administrative tasks. It should consist of lowercase letters and digits, starting with a letter. | |
| MONGO_ADMIN_PASS | Password for MONGO_ADMIN_USER. | |
| MONGO_NAME | Name of the MongoDB database that is used for storing AAFS data. It should consist of lowercase letters and digits, starting with a letter. | |
| MONGO_USER | MongoDB username. The AAFS software uses this username to log in to MongoDB. It will be created in the MONGO_NAME database with full access to all database operation. It should consist of lowercase letters and digits, starting with a letter. | |
| MONGO_PASS | Password for MONGO_USER. | |
| MONGO_REP_SET_1 | MongoDB replica set name for server #1 (in the dual-server configuration) or for the only server (in the single-server configuration). This is the name of the MongoDB installation. It should consist of lowercase letters and digits, starting with a letter. | |
| MONGO_REP_SET_2 | MongoDB replica set name for server #2 (in the dual-server configuration), which should consist of lowercase letters and digits, starting with a letter. In the dual-server configuration, the two servers MUST have different replica set names. In the single-server configuration, MONGO_REP_SET_2 must be blank. | |
| PDL_OPTION | Selects the destination for forecasts. It can
have one of three values: * "none" -- Do not send forecasts to PDL. * "dev" -- Send forecasts to PDL development servers. * keyfile_name -- Send forecasts to PDL production servers. The value of PDL_OPTION is the name of the cryptographic key file that is used to sign forecasts. The file must be installed in the directory /opt/aafs/key. (For example, if PDL_OPTION is "mypdlkey" then the cryptographic key file is /opt/aafs/key/mypdlkey.) Note: The quick-start script does not install the key file. You must install the key file manually after installing and configuring the OAF software. |
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| SERVER_IP_1 | The IP address (or DNS name) assigned to server #1 (in the
dual-server configuration) or to the only server (in the single-server
configuration). Note: For server #1 (in the dual-server configuration) or the only server (in the single-server configuration), SERVER_IP_1 can be blank, in which case it defaults to "$(hostname -I)" which should be the local IP address. Note: For server #2 (in the dual-server configuration), SERVER_IP_1 cannot be blank. Note: In a single-server configuration, this can be <IP_ADDRESS>; however, we recommend using the actual IP address. |
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| SERVER_IP_2 | The IP address (or DNS name) assigned to server #2 (in the
dual-server configuration). Note: For server #1 (in the dual-server configuration), SERVER_IP_2 cannot be blank. Note: For server #2 (in the dual-server configuration), SERVER_IP_2 can be blank, in which case it defaults to "$(hostname -I)" which should be the local IP address. Note: In the single-server configuration, SERVER_IP_2 must be blank. |
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| SERVER_NAME_1 | The name assigned to server #1 (in the dual-server configuration) or
to the only server (in the single-server configuration). Note: SERVER_NAME_1 cannot be blank. Note: This name is not currently used, but might be used in the future. |
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| SERVER_NAME_2 | The name assigned to server #2 (in the dual-server configuration). Note: In the dual-server configuration, SERVER_NAME_2 cannot be blank, and must be different than SERVER_NAME_1. Note: In the single-server configuration, SERVER_NAME_2 must be blank. Note: This name is not currently used, but might be used in the future. |
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| GUI_DATE | The date or tag to include in the GUI filename. By convention, this is a date in the form YYYY_MM_DD, but it can be anything you want. Note: If you leave GUI_DATE blank, it defaults to the current date in the form YYYY_MM_DD. Note: GUI_DATE must not contain any spaces. |
4.3. Install Required Packages and Java.
$ cd ~/opensha $ ./aoaf prepare_system
This command installs a few packages for the operating system, and then installs Java. It uses the JAVA_SOURCE parameter in oaf_config.sh to locate the Java distribution.
Note: Do not install Java through your operating system's package manager. The OAF scripts depend on Java being installed in a particular way.
After running this command, you need to log out and log in again, or else reboot the computer.
4.4. Install the OAF Software and MongoDB.
$ cd ~/opensha $ ./aoaf install_oaf
This command installs and configures both the OAF software and MongoDB. It downloads the OAF software from Github, downloads MongoDB from its repository, configures both OAF and MongoDB according to the parameter values in oaf_config.sh, and compiles the OAF software.
After running this command, you should reboot the system.
Note: This command creates both the automatic system (AAFS) and the two GUIs. The automatic system is installed in /opt/aafs. The GUIs are in ~/opensha/opensha-oaf/build/libs.
4.5. Initialize the OAF Database.
There are two ways to initialize the database:
Follow the instructions below to initialize the database, that are appropriate for your situation.
Case 1: A new single-server configuration.
Create an empty database with the command:
$ cd ~/opensha $ ./aoaf initialize_oaf solo 1
The parameters "solo 1" set the operating mode for a single-server configuration.
After you initialize the database, you can start AAFS as shown in section 5.1.
Case 2: Replacing the server in a single-server configuration.
Restore a database backup with the command:
$ cd ~/opensha $ ./aoaf restore_oaf <backup_filename> solo 1
The <backup_filename> is the file that contains a backup of the database from the original server. It can be created as described in section 5.3, or by techniques described in oaf_manage.html.
The parameters "solo 1" set the operating mode for a single-server configuration.
After you initialize the database, you can start AAFS as shown in section 5.1.
Case 3: A new dual-server configuration.
Create an empty database with the command:
$ cd ~/opensha $ ./aoaf initialize_oaf pair 1
The parameters "pair 1" set the normal operating mode for a dual-server configuration, where server #1 is the primary server, and server #2 is a secondary server that automatically steps up and becomes primary in the event that server #1 fails.
After you initialize the database on both servers, you can start AAFS on both servers as shown in section 5.1.
Case 4: Replacing both servers in a dual-server configuration.
Restore a database backup with the command:
$ cd ~/opensha $ ./aoaf restore_oaf <backup_filename> pair 1
The <backup_filename> is the file that contains a backup of the database from the corresponding original server. It can be created as described in section 5.3, or by techniques described in oaf_manage.html.
The parameters "pair 1" set the normal operating mode for a dual-server configuration, where server #1 is the primary server, and server #2 is a secondary server that automatically steps up and becomes primary in the event that server #1 fails.
After you initialize the database on both servers, you can start AAFS on both servers as shown in section 5.1.
Case 5: Replacing one server in a dual-server configuration.
Restore a database backup with the command:
$ cd ~/opensha $ ./aoaf restore_oaf <backup_filename> watch other
The <backup_filename> is the file that contains a backup of the database from the corresponding original server. It can be created as described in section 5.3, or by techniques described in oaf_manage.html.
The parameters "watch other" set an operating mode that forces the replacement server to operate as a secondary server. This ensures that the replacement server cannot become a primary server prematurely.
After you initialize the database on the replacment server, you can start AAFS on the replacement server as shown in section 5.7. When reading section 5.7, treat the replacement server as if it was forced off-line by a failure.
5.1. Starting AAFS.
To start AAFS:
$ cd /opt/aafs $ ./moaf.sh start_all
The operation starts MongoDB, then starts the OAF software, then starts the PDL listener, and then starts Comcat polling.
Startup takes approximately two minutes.
In a dual-server configuration, start the primary server first, then start the secondary server.
5.2. Stopping AAFS.
To stop AAFS:
$ cd /opt/aafs $ ./moaf.sh stop_all
The operation stops the PDL listener, then stops the OAF software, and then stops MongoDB.
Shutdown takes approximately two minutes.
In a dual-server configuration, stop the secondary server first, then stop the primary server.
Note: If you want to stop AAFS for the purpose of installing updates and then re-starting it, do not stop it in this way. Instead, use the commands described in section 5.3 below.
5.3. Updating AAFS.
These commands allow you to stop and then re-start AAFS, so that you can:
In a dual-server configuration, you can update the servers one at a time, so that there is always a server running.
Step 1: To stop AAFS and MongoDB, and begin the process of performing updates, use this command:
$ cd ~/opensha $ ./aoaf.sh stop_aafs_for_update <java_option> <oaf_option> <backup_filename>
In this command:
Step 2: After running the above command, you can update the operating system and perform any other updates, and you can reboot if needed.
Step 3: After all updates are completed, use this command to re-start AAFS:
$ cd ~/opensha $ ./aoaf.sh start_aafs_after_update
Step 4: In a dual-server configuration, you should now go to the other server, and repeat steps 1-3 to update the other server.
Step 5: In a dual-server configuration, after updating both servers, go to one of the servers (either one will do) and use the following command to return the servers to their normal mode of operation:
$ cd ~/opensha $ ./aoaf.sh resume_normal_mode
5.4. Checking if AAFS is running.
To check if AAFS is running.
$ cd /opt/aafs $ ./moaf.sh check_running
The command tells you if AAFS is running, and if MongoDB is running.
5.5. Displaying Connection Status for a Dual-Server Configuration.
In a dual-server configuration, you can display detailed connection status by running this command on either server:
$ cd /opt/aafs $ ./moaf.sh show_relay_status both
Here is an example of the output, which shows status information for each of the two servers:
Fetching status for server 1 info: N1, V1.0.1232, C101, start =<PHONE_NUMBER>506 (2020-01-15 06:27:28 UTC) config: RMODE_PAIR, P1, timestamp =<PHONE_NUMBER>438 (2020-01-15 06:32:31 UTC) state: LINK_CONNECTED, PRIST_PRIMARY, ISR_OK, HS_OK, heartbeat =<PHONE_NUMBER>804 (2020-03-29 08:21:58 UTC) Fetching status for server 2 info: N2, V1.0.1232, C101, start =<PHONE_NUMBER>588 (2020-01-15 06:30:19 UTC) config: RMODE_PAIR, P1, timestamp =<PHONE_NUMBER>438 (2020-01-15 06:32:31 UTC) state: LINK_CONNECTED, PRIST_SECONDARY, ISR_OK, HS_OK, heartbeat =<PHONE_NUMBER>206 (2020-03-29 08:24:29 UTC)
Complete documentation is available in oaf_manage.html, but here we give a quick summary:
Note: The production GUI can display this same status information remotely, without needing to log in to one of the servers.
5.6 Monitoring the AAFS Logs.
AAFS writes a comprehensive set of log files, documenting its operation. To monitor the logs, begin here:
$ cd /data/aafs/logs
New log files are started every day (in UTC). Log files for each month are placed in a separate directory. For example, log files for March, 2021, are in /data/aafs/logs/2021-03.
There are three or four log files for each day:
5.7. Recovering from a Power Failure or Server Crash.
If a server goes off-line because of a power failure or crash, the AAFS software does not automatically re-start when the server comes back on-line. You need to restart AAFS manually.
In a single-server configuration, you can simply start AAFS as shown in section 5.1. Likewise, in a dual-server configuration, if both servers went off-line, you can start AAFS on both servers as shown in section 5.1.
In a dual-server configuration, if one server goes off-line, then the other server automatically takes over as the primary server (if it is not already the primary server). In this situation, use the following steps to restart AAFS on the failed server.
Step 1: Log in to the failed server.
Step 2: Start MongoDB on the failed server:
$ cd /opt/aafs $ ./moaf.sh start_mongo
Step 3: Set the failed server so that it cannot become the primary server:
$ ./moaf.sh init_relay_mode watch other $ ./moaf.sh change_relay_mode other watch other
Step 4: Start AAFS on the failed server:
$ ./moaf.sh start_secondary_aafs
Step 5: Wait an hour to ensure that the failed server has time to become fully synchronized and to discover all earthquakes that occurred while it was down. (If the failed server has been down for more than 72 hours, it is recommended that you wait a day.) Note that during this time, if the other server should fail, then this server will not step up and become a primary server.
Step 6: Restore the normal "pair 1" relay mode (this command can be given on either server):
$ # On either server $ ./moaf.sh change_relay_mode both pair 1
This last commad restores the ability of the secondary server to automatically become primary should the primary server fail.


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by Ross J Burland- Bulls slicing through moving averages and extend to a key resistance level.
- Trade war headlines spark a flight to safety and Gold picks up the safe-haven bid.
At the time of writing, spot gold is trading bid, breaking through the cluster of the 21/50 and 200-hour moving averages, (bullish), at $1475 and retaining a flat position on the day so far.
Gold has travelled from a low of $1466.02 to a high of $1478.88 and is back en route to that high following the latest trade deal headlines which have sent risk-sentiment lower ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee meetings that are due at the turn of the hour.
The mood in the equity space has been soured again by news that a Phase One US-china trade deal may not be completed this year, a headline courtesy of Reuters. The S&P 500 is printing -0.83% at the time of writing and off by 25 points on the report. Gold has subsequently rallied off its lowest levels for the day by 0.62%, or $10.00.
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Markets are on red alert and sensitive to trade headlines. Coupled with what appears to be a less dovish backdrop from central banks as well as the extra geopolitical theme associated with the bill on Hong Kong human rights whereby the US Senate on Tuesday unanimously passed the "Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act", overtly taken sides with HK rioters, risk sentiment is on thin ice – that's bullish for gold.
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| Overview | |
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| Today last price | 1474.2 |
| Today Daily Change | 1.71 |
| Today Daily Change % | 0.12 |
| Today daily open | 1472.49 |
| Trends | |
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| Daily SMA20 | 1483.7 |
| Daily SMA50 | 1491.93 |
| Daily SMA100 | 1480.71 |
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| Previous Weekly Low | 1445.8 |
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State-owned Russian bank sends promotional code using phrase 'kill Jews', client says.
by Cnaan Liphshiz, JTAA Russian state-owned bank sent to one of its clients a promotional code that contained the phrase “Kill Jews.”
Artem Chapaev, a former creative consultant at Amnesty International from Moscow, on Wednesday posted on Twitter a screen shot of the password, which he received as a text to his smartphone from Sberbank.
The code was in Russian but the Latin alphabet letters that comprised the code were: “CRYVKILLJEWS.”
As his tweet began being shared, Sberbank, which is 51 percent owned by the Central Bank of Russia, claimed the image was doctored and not authentic.
“The screenshot clearly shows that the password has been edited. So someone obviously wants to set us up,” the person handling the bank’s Twitter feed wrote.
But after a short while, Sberbank recognized the image’s authenticity and said it was the result of random code generation, Jewish.ru reported. The report did not say whether Chapaev was Jewish.
“This is really no Photoshop. We are surprised ourselves, but this situation is pure coincidence. Our code generator didn’t mean to offend anyone,” the bank wrote.
The incident coincided with the publication of an Anti-Defamation League survey of 9,000 people in Europe and beyond that suggested that the prevalence of anti-Semitic sentiment in Eastern Europe, including Russia, has risen significantly since 2015.
Whereas that year only 23 percent of respondents in Russia agreed with anti-Semitic statements presented to them in the poll, this year the figure was 31 percent.


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For me, Sunday morning is a time of reflection. Life is such a whirlwind lately – progressing deeper and deeper into marriage, striving to build real, full-of-depth friendships, chasing after a professional life that is fulfilling to me and worthwhile to others, etc. – and at the ripe old age of 28, I’m starting to value sitting back and ponder what my life has held thus far.
For some reason, I think of my college years more than any other period in my life; when I think of that stretch of time, I can truly say that the boy who went in was wildly different from the man who left.
TL;DR
This is the story of how God introduced Himself to me.
The Story
My life before You
I was a flame burning down
I was burning out
During my freshman year, God made Himself known to me. I wasn’t seeking Him; He wasn’t anywhere on my mind. One not-so-special evening, a dorm mate invited me to Flatirons Community Church. Not having anything else going on (and, truthfully, desiring to make friends in this new college world), I went.
I don’t remember much about that particular evening. I don’t remember the exact date; I don’t remember what the pastor talked about; I can’t even recall what emotions I felt, what conflict I might have endured, or what I left that building with.
In the years since, however, when I think of my friendship with God and “how it began”, that time pops up. With hindsight, I can recognize that night as a transformative one; though I had by no means been a wild, out-of-control kid before, the content and character of my life began to take a radically different shape.
The spark, the shot to the heart
You are the hope that leads me out of the dark
You let Your love shine down
So that the world could see
You put the light in me
The rest of those 4 years passed in a blur. Between school, friends, social events, difficult responsibilities, and stretching moments, it now exists to me as a broad blanket of experience. As I think back, though, I wonder how many little moments there were in which God gently steered me. Did He care about a young, shy college kid trying to figure out who he was? In those years, did He see a project to finish, or was I something more to Him?
In the years since, one of His intents for my life has become clear: faithful care of those around me. I want to share the same light with them that He has shared with me.
While on his extensive travels, the Apostle Paul wrote to a little church in Philíppi about the importance – the vitality – of finding a way to faithfully care for others:
Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves. Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others. Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus, who, though he was in the form of God, did not count equality with God a thing to be grasped, but emptied himself, by taking the form of a servant, being born in the likeness of men.
~ Philippians 2:3-7 ESV
In the last year or so, those words have meant more to me than I can express. “Count others more significant than yourselves”… Though every bone in my body struggles against this, God Himself calls special importance to it.
What are my struggles?
- When others try to abuse or take advantage of me and my time, I feel justified in lashing out.
- When I am in the midst of deadlines, I find myself communicating annoyance to others (both in words and body language).
- When others ask for help, I often find myself (a) annoyed at the “theft of my time” and (b) trying to find ways out.
- In the moments where I do help others, a part of me wants glory for it. I want others to recognize how good/gracious/etc. I am.
On morning like these, God reminds me to stop and remember why these challenges must be struggled through and defeated.
The spark, the shot to the heart
You are the hope that leads me out of the dark
You let Your love shine down
So that the world could see
You put the light in me
God wants me to show and share His love to my small corner of the world. Just as He has done for me (forgiveness, grace, love, help, aid, friendship, and so much more), so must I bring to others. It’s what I was built for.
The challenge for this week (which already holds many potentially difficult situations): remember God’s command to me. Have the same mind as Christ had: shirk what I feel I’m “owed” and care for others out of love, care, concern, and humility. I was made for this.