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There are many existing classes in Ruby such as Strings or Fixnums, but you can also create your own. This post will outline how to do just that.
Classes begin with a method - called 'initialize'. Variables with leading @ are instance (object) variables. Take a look below to see this in action with a Superhero twist. In this case, the instance variables are attributes.
Within the SuperHero class, let's add another method called hero_speech. Say these heroes are ready to retire from Superheroing, and are revealing everything to the public for the first time.
From here, we can actually use the SuperHero class and create new instances of it. Let's create some Superheroes by adding the following:
And finally, we call the variable and the hero_speech method we get:
This example represents a small piece of what you can do with classes in Ruby, but I hope this will serve as a springboard to foster your own curiosity with Ruby classes. Happy coding!


FizzBuzz
By: Dakota Kosiorek
Input FizzBuzz "N" value (must be greater than or equal to 1):
Calculate


The Department of Technology Promotion and Coordination
University of Computer Studies
Second Year (B.C.Teach)
Final Examination
Electric Circuit I (CT-206)
September, 2016
Zone III
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- The current through a capacitro is given by i(t) = 7 sinπ tmA. If the energy stored at t= 200Ms is 3µ J, what is the value of the capacitance?
- Draw the exact dual of the circuit shown in Figure 1. Draw the circuit in a neat, clean form with square corners, a recognizable reference noe, and no crossovers.
<--------Enter Photo-------->
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- if vs= 10 sin 3000t V, find the current i(t) in the circuit shown n Figure 2(a).
<---------Enter Photo--------->
- In thecircuit of Figure 2(b), let ω=1000rad/s. IC = 1.2/_ 28
. A, and IL = 3/_ 53. A, Find (a)IS and (b)VS.
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- For the circuit of Figure 3(a), compute the average power absorbed by each passive element and the average power generated by each source.
<--------Enter photo--------->
- A 440-V rms source supplies power to a load ZL = 10+ j2Ω through a transmission line having a total resistance of 1 Ω. Find (i) the average and apparent power supplied to the load; (ii) the power factor at which the source operates.
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- For the circuit of Figure 4(a), find bothe the phase and lne currents, and the phase and line voltages throughout the circuit. Draw the phasor diagram for these phase and line voltages.
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- In the balanced three-wire single-phase system of Figure 4(b), let VAN= 220V at 60Hz. (i) What size should C be to provide a unity-power-factor load?(ii) How many KVA does C handle?
<-----Enter Phtoto-------->
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- For circuit shown in Figure 5(a), write the appropriate mesh equation for the left mesh an dright mesh if vs = 20e-1000tV.
<-------Enter Photo--------->
- For the circuit on Figure 5(b), determine I1, I2, V1, V2 and the equivalent circuit in which the transformer and the secondary circuit are repleced.


Wrap the OSGi framework keeping a map of the installed bundles and providing methods to manage bundles.
Used by Corda to bootstrap an OSGi framework, install the required bundles and the Corda node bundle
before to bootstrap the Corda node.
Thread safe.


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Projects!
Since I am a sophomore I do not have many projects but this is what I have worked on!
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SQL Injection Attacks and Numeric Parameters
Understanding numeric SQL injection
Attacks against numeric parameters are the simplest way to achieve a SQL injection. This kind of vulnerability is also widely spread since developers often consider that numeric parameters are safe when in most cases they are not. Let's now see how and why it is possible to inject SQL segments in this case.
Numeric Parameter Injection Example
The best way to demonstrate how SQL injection in numeric parameters works is probably by covering an example. Let’s take a webpage that shows information about a product. The product displayed is indicated in the URL via a GET parameter named id. Here is what the URL looks like when a regular user views a product.
Id parameter in URL
http://www.victim.com/viewProduct.php?id=1
The script behind this webpage does the following.
Building the query without sanitizing input.
$sql = "SELECT id, name, description FROM products WHERE id=".$_GET['id'];
Query generated (this query is executed).
SELECT id, name, description FROM products WHERE id=1
As expected, the product which has id 1 is displayed in the webpage. Now what happens if an attacker manipulates the WHERE clause by submitting a specially crafted parameter?
URL visited by the attacker (crafted parameter).
http://www.victim.com/viewProduct.php?id=1 OR 1=1
Query generated.
SELECT id, name, description FROM products WHERE id=1 OR 1=1
This case is pretty inoffensive since the webpage simply shows all products contained in the database. However, the attacker could inject a SQL segment that would have a much bigger impact.
Parameter submitted by the attacker.
1; DROP TABLE products
Query generated.
SELECT id, name, description FROM products WHERE id=1; DROP TABLE products
As you can guess, this SQL injection attack would delete all products in the database by executing a second query after the initial SELECT. This technique is detailled in the article about stacked queries attacks.
Weak Data Typing
Injecting text (SQL segments) into numeric parameter is definitively counter intuitive. Nevertheless, it is possible because weakly typed languages, like PHP, do not force variables to keep their initial data type. As a result, it is possible to insert a crafted SQL statement in parameters that were supposed to contain numeric values. Obviously, it is a perfect situation for attackers to submit SQL segments and manipulate the query.
Quoted Numeric Parameters
Many DBMS support queries where numeric values are surrounded by single quotes. When testing for vulnerabilities you must keep this possibility in mind. Which means you also need to test numeric parameters as if they were text parameters.


Safety and Health Program Specialist with expertise across multiple industries. Hands-on partner with executive-level management to front-line production employees to ensure complete and effective implementation of safety best practices. Safety training including "why" and verification of understanding. Development of comprehensive safety programs integrated into work processes.
Bill Kremer, CSP
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Summary
Current State:
Future State:
Full Stack Software Engineer familiar with both inside-the-box computer coding and outside-the-box physical manufacturing and processing methods. Seeking opportunities to apply previous experiences and learn about new ways of thinking and how to integrate new technologies to solve problems.
Certification
Certified Safety Professional, Board of Certified Safety Professionals, since
Experience
Senior Safety Engineer, -
Donaldson Company, Incorporated, Bloomington, Minnesota, USA
Manufacturer of industrial, large engine, and electronics air filtration and engine fluids filtration. Over 12,000 employees in more than 40 countries.
- Primary safety resource for all USA manufacturing locations.
- Technical expert for first two USA sites achieving OHSAS 18001 Certification.
- Occupational Health and Safety compliance auditing for multiple USA and Global locations, including China, South Africa and Australia.
- Routine performance of air contaminant and noise sampling to ensure compliance with local, regional and national regulatory limits.
- Use of LEAN manufacturing techniques to incorporate health and safety into production processes.
Occupational Safety and Health Consultant, -
Consultant for Milk Specialties Global, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin and other locations
Manufacturer of milk protein food products
- Performed Occupational Safety and Health Surveys to help employers identify, prioritize, and eliminate or reduce hazards in their workplaces.
- Developed site and process specific safety procedures including Lockout / Tagout and Confined Space Entry.
- Performed safety training based on employer-specific policies and actual workplace hazards.
Corporate Safety Program Manager, -
Nash Finch Company (now SpartanNash), Edina, Minnesota, USA
Fortune 500 wholesale food distribution company with over 7500 employees working in 20 distribution centers and 60 retail stores.
- Provided direction and resources for site management to create and foster a safety culture.
- Spearheaded the creation of a Fleet Safety program for more than 400 company truck drivers by working cooperatively with fleet management, dispatchers and drivers.
- Created training materials and tools to effectively train employees and supervisors in both distribution warehouses and retail stores, including Powered Industrial Truck Training, Incident Investigation, Safe Lifting, Protective Footwear, and Ergonomic Best Practices.
- Performed safety audits at grocery distribution warehouses and retail stores, and worked with site management to develop action plans and solutions.
- Developed improved safety metrics for both distribution warehouses and retail stores.
Industrial Hygiene Engineer / Health Investigator, -
Minnesota Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA),
Department of Labor and Industry, Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA
Regulating agency, responsible for workplace safety and health of all Minnesota workers.
- Conducted over 270 complaint, programmed, and accident investigations, including Process Safety Management assessments and industrial hygiene evaluations in numerous work environments, including metal fabrication, plastic injection molding operations, food processing, concrete manufacturing, woodworking facilities and construction sites.
- Wrote reports for each investigation including legally defensible citations and participated in their defense during settlement agreements.
- Attended extensive safety and health training courses at the OSHA Training Institutes.
- Participated on the MNOSHA Process Safety Management (PSM) Team, reviewing compliance direction and advising employers on PSM issues.
- Provided stakeholder service via email, letter and telephone regarding standard interpretation and industrial hygiene issues.
Education
B.S. Chemical Engineering
Michigan Technological University, Houghton, Michigan, USA
Professional Membership
Computer
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This module contains definitions for the various control request parameters, so that the request details (such as data direction, request recipient, etc.) can be extracted via masking.
| #define CONTROL_REQTYPE_DIRECTION 0x80 |
Mask for the request type parameter, to indicate the direction of the request data (Host to Device or Device to Host). The result of this mask should then be compared to the request direction masks.
| #define CONTROL_REQTYPE_RECIPIENT 0x1F |
Mask for the request type parameter, to indicate the recipient of the request (Standard, Class or Vendor Specific). The result of this mask should then be compared to the request recipient masks.
| #define CONTROL_REQTYPE_TYPE 0x60 |
Mask for the request type parameter, to indicate the type of request (Device, Class or Vendor Specific). The result of this mask should then be compared to the request type masks.
| #define REQDIR_DEVICETOHOST (1 << 7) |
Request data direction mask, indicating that the request data will flow from device to host.
| #define REQDIR_HOSTTODEVICE (0 << 7) |
Request data direction mask, indicating that the request data will flow from host to device.
| #define REQREC_DEVICE (0 << 0) |
Request recipient mask, indicating that the request is to be issued to the device as a whole.
| #define REQREC_ENDPOINT (2 << 0) |
Request recipient mask, indicating that the request is to be issued to an endpoint in the currently selected configuration.
| #define REQREC_INTERFACE (1 << 0) |
Request recipient mask, indicating that the request is to be issued to an interface in the currently selected configuration.
| #define REQREC_OTHER (3 << 0) |
Request recipient mask, indicating that the request is to be issued to an unspecified element in the currently selected configuration.
| #define REQTYPE_CLASS (1 << 5) |
Request type mask, indicating that the request is a class-specific request.
| #define REQTYPE_STANDARD (0 << 5) |
Request type mask, indicating that the request is a standard request.
| #define REQTYPE_VENDOR (2 << 5) |
Request type mask, indicating that the request is a vendor specific request.
Enumeration for the various standard request commands. These commands are applicable when the request type is REQTYPE_STANDARD (with the exception of REQ_GetDescriptor, which is always handled regardless of the request type value).
| REQ_GetStatus |
Implemented in the library for device, endpoint and interface recipients. Passed to the user application for other recipients via the EVENT_USB_Device_ControlRequest() event when received in device mode. |
| REQ_ClearFeature |
Implemented in the library for device, endpoint and interface recipients. Passed to the user application for other recipients via the EVENT_USB_Device_ControlRequest() event when received in device mode. |
| REQ_SetFeature |
Implemented in the library for device, endpoint and interface recipients. Passed to the user application for other recipients via the EVENT_USB_Device_ControlRequest() event when received in device mode. |
| REQ_SetAddress |
Implemented in the library for the device recipient. Passed to the user application for other recipients via the EVENT_USB_Device_ControlRequest() event when received in device mode. |
| REQ_GetDescriptor |
Implemented in the library for device and interface recipients. Passed to the user application for other recipients via the EVENT_USB_Device_ControlRequest() event when received in device mode. |
| REQ_SetDescriptor |
Not implemented in the library, passed to the user application via the EVENT_USB_Device_ControlRequest() event when received in device mode. |
| REQ_GetConfiguration |
Implemented in the library for the device recipient. Passed to the user application for other recipients via the EVENT_USB_Device_ControlRequest() event when received in device mode. |
| REQ_SetConfiguration |
Implemented in the library for the device recipient. Passed to the user application for other recipients via the EVENT_USB_Device_ControlRequest() event when received in device mode. |
| REQ_GetInterface |
Not implemented in the library, passed to the user application via the EVENT_USB_Device_ControlRequest() event when received in device mode. |
| REQ_SetInterface |
Not implemented in the library, passed to the user application via the EVENT_USB_Device_ControlRequest() event when received in device mode. |
| REQ_SynchFrame |
Not implemented in the library, passed to the user application via the EVENT_USB_Device_ControlRequest() event when received in device mode. |
Feature Selector values for Set Feature and Clear Feature standard control requests directed to the device, interface and endpoint recipients.


Australian airline Jetstar recently got media attention when a gate attendant apparently acted rudely to a customer, actually several customers, while they were boarding a flight from Sydney. The fracas was apparently over carry-on luggage. When the customer, a Ms Mesha Sendyk, proved the carry on was within limits, the gate attendant started to rant on, and ultimately had the passenger kicked off the flight even after she boarded. Other staff stood by powerless, as the police were called!
Ms Sendyk then had to pay for a last minute flight to her home destination, and then sat down to write a letter of complaint to Jetstar. A psychologist by training, the letter outlined Ms Sendyk's perspective, and was backed up by independent accounts by other passengers!
Jetstar's response was prompt but unacceptable. In essence, the letter offered to refund the original fare, but did not offer any compensation for the alternate, more expensive, airfare on another carrier. The response further threatened her with a total ban from flying Jetstar in the future.
To Ms Sendyk's credit she didn't drop the fight, and an article appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald. Publicity was not good for Jetstar, especially given other customer service complaints against Jetstar in the media.
To Jetstar's credit senior management has taken stock of the issue at hand and taken positive action. A senior Jetstar executive personally phoned Ms Sendyk and apologised to her. She was advised that the gate attendant in question was suspended pending an investigation of the incident.
A good response from Jetstar in the end, but the incident should never have happened in the first place. I wonder how many customers who witnessed this incident will think twice before choosing Jetstar next time. Certainly Ms Sendyk and her family!
As Ms Sendyk said:
It hasn't been pleasant but I'm happy with the response.
For the other 5999 Jetstar staff, thank you for looking after us in our travels, a good flying experience really is important.
I've personally flown Jetstar a number of times, and can honestly say I've only had good experiences. This shows that one bad apple can have a major effect, publicly!
Customer complaints are an opportunity to engage in a dialogue with the customer. By complaining the customer has volunteered to talk with you, and a positive response can enhance your image.


The inspection ignores methods related to serialization, for example the methods readObject()
and writeObject()
.
Example:
void method() throws InterruptedException {
System.out.println();
}
The quick-fix removes unnecessary exceptions from the declaration and normalizes redundant try
-catch
statements:
void method() {
System.out.println();
}
Note: Some exceptions may not be reported during in-editor highlighting for performance reasons. To see all results, run the inspection by selecting Code | Inspect Code or Code | Analyze Code | Run Inspection by Name from the main menu.
Use the Ignore exceptions thrown by entry point methods option to not report exceptions thrown by
for example main()
methods.
Entry point methods can be configured in the settings of the
Java | Declaration redundancy | Unused declaration inspection.


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it made for us to stay had only 2 bathrooms properly seemed short on and a good.


Buttons
Use custom button styles for actions in forms, dialogs, and more. Includes support for a handful of contextual variations, sizes, states, and more.
Button Colors
{{app-name}} includes nine predefined button styles, each serving its own semantic purpose.
Default
Rounded
Unique style
Block Buttons
Create block level buttons—those that span the full width of a parent—by adding .btn-block
Option Sizes
Alter button sizes by using the classes .btn-lg, .btn-sm, .btn-xs
Largest size
Default size
Small size
Smallest size
Button with Icons
We use the icon tags to insert icons into buttons
Icons example
Convert button to an icon button by adding the class .btn-icon
Various sizes
Rounded
Hover dot effect
Button Outlines
Replace the default modifier classes with.btn-outline-*


Last Measurement
Time
Device ID
Temperature
$time_str
$dev_id
$temp_f F°
No Temperature Measurement
Is /home/pi/t_mon/t_mon.py running?
Temp Measurement is stale.
Is service t_mon.py running?
Power Down Log
last three
$log_line
No Power Down Events Since Last Boot $uptime_str ago
Trends
Configuration Parameters
Temperature Threshold
$temp_f_max F°
Consecutive Trips to PowerDown
$trip_max
Loop Cycle Time
$cycle_time Sec
Version: $version


Russia says Turkey told Moscow no new Syria operation planned: TASS
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday that Ankara had assured Moscow that it did not plan to launch a new military operation in Syria despite earlier comments, the TASS news agency reported.
Turkey’s state-owned Anadolu agency on Monday cited Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu as saying Ankara would launch a new military operation in northeast Syria if the area was not cleared of what he called terrorists.
Lavrov also said that the withdrawal of Kurdish militants in northern Syria was almost complete, RIA reported.


|
marking
1.0
A marking script for 1st year programming
|
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self) |
| def | convertByteString (self, bytes) |
| def | compileFile (self, name) |
| def | runFile (self, name) |
| def | performDiff (self, expected, ans) |
| def | runSubmission (self, submission) |
| def | formatForCSV (self, table, rubric) |
| def | writeIncremental (self, table, rubric) |
| def | loadIncremental (self, file, masterRubric) |
| def | mark (self, rootDir, rubric) |
Public Attributes | |
| extension | |
| generatedExtension | |
| compiler | |
| run | |
| editor | |
| inputFiles | |
| runArgs | |
| outputFiles | |
| diff | |
| workingDir | |
| preProcessScript | |
| auxFiles | |
The marker script for Java submissions. Attributes: ---------- extension: The extension of Java files. generatedExtension: The extension that Java generates when it compiles. compiler: The Java compiler. run: The Java runtime. editor: An instance of the Editor class. inputFiles: The list of input files for the assignment. runArgs: The arguments when invoking the program. outputFiles: The list of output files for the assignment. diff: Whether to perform the diff or not. workingDir: The directory where we copy all of the files. preProcessScript: The script that needs to be run before the assignment is run. auxFiles: The list of auxiliary files.
Definition at line 12 of file javamarker.py.
| def markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.__init__ | ( | self | ) |
Definition at line 44 of file javamarker.py.
| def markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.compileFile | ( | self, | |
| name | |||
| ) |
Compiles the given file. Parameters: ---------- name: The name of the file to compile. Returns: ------- The stdout, stderr, and return code of the compiler.
Definition at line 85 of file javamarker.py.
| def markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.convertByteString | ( | self, | |
| bytes | |||
| ) |
Decodes the given byte string into a regular string. Parameters: --------- bytes: The byte string to be decoded. Returns: ------- The decoded string (if possible)
Definition at line 58 of file javamarker.py.
| def markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.formatForCSV | ( | self, | |
| table, | |||
| rubric | |||
| ) |
Formats the current table of students so they can be written into a CSV file. Parameters: ---------- table: The table of students and their grades. rubric: The marking rubric to use as template to format the CSV file. Returns: ------- The header and list of grades ready to be written to CSV.
Definition at line 277 of file javamarker.py.
| def markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.loadIncremental | ( | self, | |
| file, | |||
| masterRubric | |||
| ) |
Loads the incremental file. This restores the list of grades for students using the incremental file. Parameters: ---------- file: The name of the incremental file. masterRubric: The master rubric. Returns: ------- The restored table of students and their grades along with the count of students that were restored.
Definition at line 340 of file javamarker.py.
| def markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.mark | ( | self, | |
| rootDir, | |||
| rubric | |||
| ) |
This is the main function of the Marker. This will iterate over the directory of each student, read their submission, compile and run it. It will then capture their output and diff it. This will then be sent to the editor so the TA can mark the assignment. It can also restore the list using an incremental file. Parameters: ---------- rootDir: The root of the assignemnts. rubric: The marking rubric to use. Returns: ------- The table containing all of the students, their marks and comments.
Definition at line 376 of file javamarker.py.
| def markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.performDiff | ( | self, | |
| expected, | |||
| ans | |||
| ) |
Performs the diff between the student's output and the master output. Parameters: ---------- expected: The master output to compare against. ans: The students answer. Returns: ------- 0 if the diff fails, 1 otherwise. It will also return the results of the diff.
Definition at line 147 of file javamarker.py.
| def markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.runFile | ( | self, | |
| name | |||
| ) |
Runs the program after being compiled. This will also capture stdout, stderr, and use any input files as stdin. Parameters: ---------- name: The name of the file to run. Returns: ------- The stdout, stderr, and return code of the program.
Definition at line 108 of file javamarker.py.
| def markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.runSubmission | ( | self, | |
| submission | |||
| ) |
Runs the student submission. Parameters: ---------- submission: The student submission bundle. Returns: The list of files for the editor.
Definition at line 176 of file javamarker.py.
| def markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.writeIncremental | ( | self, | |
| table, | |||
| rubric | |||
| ) |
Writes the incremental file. This file is used as a backup in case the script crashes (or a break needs to be taken.) It also keeps track of which students have been marked. Note: ---- This assumes that the students are marked in the order that their directories exist in the root directory. Parameters: ---------- table: The table of students and their grades. rubric: The sample rubric.
Definition at line 313 of file javamarker.py.
| markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.auxFiles |
Definition at line 56 of file javamarker.py.
| markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.compiler |
Definition at line 47 of file javamarker.py.
| markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.diff |
Definition at line 53 of file javamarker.py.
| markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.editor |
Definition at line 49 of file javamarker.py.
| markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.extension |
Definition at line 45 of file javamarker.py.
| markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.generatedExtension |
Definition at line 46 of file javamarker.py.
| markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.inputFiles |
Definition at line 50 of file javamarker.py.
| markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.outputFiles |
Definition at line 52 of file javamarker.py.
| markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.preProcessScript |
Definition at line 55 of file javamarker.py.
| markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.run |
Definition at line 48 of file javamarker.py.
| markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.runArgs |
Definition at line 51 of file javamarker.py.
| markers.javamarker.JavaMarker.workingDir |
Definition at line 54 of file javamarker.py.


Q1. Which of the following is NOT a Lady Gaga song?
Q2. How OLD is Lady Gaga?
Q3. With WHOM does Gaga share a song?


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Jordan's individual accolades and accomplishments include five Most Valuable Player (MVP) Awards, ten All-NBA First Team designations, nine All-Defensive First Team honors, fourteen NBA All-Star Game appearances, three All-Star Game MVP Awards, ten scoring titles, three steals titles, six NBA Finals MVP Awards, and the 1988 NBA Defensive Player of the Year Award. Among his numerous accomplishments, Jordan holds the NBA records for highest career regular season scoring average (30.12 points per game) and highest career playoff scoring average (33.45 points per game). In 1999, he was named the greatest North American athlete of the 20th century by ESPN, and was second to Babe Ruth on the Associated Press's list of athletes of the century. Jordan is a two-time inductee into the Basketball Hall of Fame, having been enshrined in 2009 for his individual career, and again in 2010 as part of the group induction of the 1992 United States men's Olympic basketball team ("The Dream Team"). He became a member of the FIBA Hall of Fame in 2015.
| Year | PPG | MVP |
|---|---|---|
| 1990-91 | 31.5 | Yes |
| 1991-92 | 30.1 | Yes |
| 1992-93 | 32.6 | No |
| 1995-96 | 30.4 | Yes |
| 1996-97 | 29.6 | No |
| 1997-98 | 28.7 | Yes |
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If you’re wondering who I am… I’am a self- taught Frontend developer livin in Buenos aires. Few years ago knowed javascritp and I quickly started to love it !
I always want to learn more, do more, and be more. I’m also a firm believer that we should never
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To get started, simply click the spaceship that is most attractive to you.
When you do so, a new set of ships will be generated from the ship you clicked,
with their attributes altered a little bit from the original.
You can adjust the mutation rate for each generation by manipulating the sliders labelled
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to get a feel for how they affect following generations.
Once you've found a ship you like, hover over it with your mouse and click the
save icon associated with it. A dialog will pop up, allowing you to adjust the resolution
and right-click / save-as the images you want. The images currently provided are diffuse,
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The .htaccess specify that the "require valid-user" only applies to "GET" and "POST" requests. So, a "GETS" request is not subject to the "require valid-user".
Why Apache does not reject the invalid "GETS" request ?
Apache does not send a "invalid method" HTTP error message because the resource pointed by the URL is handled by mod_php5 (AddHandler php5-script .php) (or other module), so it assumes that mod_php5 will know what to do with a "GETS" requests. So, it passes the request to mod_php5.
Bruteforce basic auth
http://user:password@domain.com/api/someapi.php


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Post one or more device log entries to the server.
http://dev5:8888/deviceLogEntries2
The request method is POST.
For example:
POST /deviceLogEntries2 HTTP/1.1 Host: dev5:8888 Cache-Control: no-cache
None. All data passed to this service is passed via the JSON in the HTTP BODY.
For each individual record in the array of records ...
| apiKey (required) |
The apiKey which identifies which developer is requesting to use the service. apiKey, dev, app and user are required for most Alpine data-changing operations. |
| dev (required) |
This is the deviceId of the device sending the request. apiKey, dev, app and user are required for most Alpine data-changing operations. |
| app (required) |
The name of the application making the request. e.g. "SnapGas" apiKey, dev, app and user are required for most Alpine data-changing operations. |
| user (required) |
The email address of the person making the change. apiKey, dev, app and user are required for most Alpine data-changing operations. |
| msgId (required) |
a unique identifier for each record being sent.. Usually this field is an integer. So if 4 log entries are being sent, this field will be set to 1, 2, 3 & 4 in each of them respectively. This is the number referred to in the response to identify any individual record posts that failed. msgId is required for most Alpine data-changing operations where more than one record is being POSTed or PUT. |
| acc (optional) |
Acceleration. This field is currently not being used. |
| act (mandatory) |
Action being logged- example SubmitButtonClicked, SongPlayed, PlaceDeleted) It's whatever action the user wanted. This field is currently not validated. In the future, a submitted action will likely be validated against a set of known actions. |
| actaux (optional) |
This is an object containing Auxiliary Activities. It contains a collection of name/value pairs of Strings. The contents of the Auxiliary Activities object vary depending on the value of "act". |
| nanos (optional) |
nano seconds of location time stamp if available |
| lat (optional) |
Latitude where the logging event occurred. Must match the following regular expression: ([+-]?\\d{1,3}\\.{1,1}\\d{6,9}), and must lie within the range -90 to +90. |
| lng (optional) |
Latitude where the logging event occurred. Must match the following regular expression: ([+-]?\\d{1,3}\\.{1,1}\\d{6,9}), and must lie within the range -180 to +180. |
| locSpec (optional) |
|
| lts (mandatory) |
This is the time reported by gps. It will not appear in the data if the event is not associated with a location (for example, buttonclicked) and they ahve gps turned off. |
| osBuild (optional) |
|
| phoneSpec (optional) |
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| spd (optional) |
Speed the vehicle was traveling at the time this entry was made. |
| ts (optional) |
Timestamp. Don't count on this value actually being stored in the database. The server will Or is there another reason for having this data? |
| ver (optional) |
Goes along with the app field. It's the version of the app that is creating the log. |
| wifiMAC (optional) |
The following response codes are possible from this service.
(Client code must handle each of them.):
The content of the body of the HTTP Response will always be JSON.
Therefore, the following header will always be sent:
Content-Type: application/json
POST /deviceLogEntries2 [ { "apiKey": "topSecret", "app": "TestMyplacelist", "dev": "add0d21b-634e-4c04-9677-cbc24231aa29", "user"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"msgId" : "1", "acc": 64, "act": "Feature:Leaderboard", "lat": 37.379425, "lng": -121.961395, "locSpec": "gps", "lts":<PHONE_NUMBER>000, "osBuild": "2.3.4", "phoneSpec": "motorola DROIDX", "spd": 0, "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>211, "ver": "2.0", "wifiMAC": "f8:7b:7a:84:da:02" }, { "apiKey": "topSecret", "app": "TestMyplacelist", "dev": "add0d21b-634e-4c04-9677-cbc24231aa29", "user"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"msgId" : "2", "acc": 64, "act": "Settings", "actaux": { "workAddr": "22.23,123.13", "workCityZipInfo": "1 main street,anytown,ca,12345", "workZipCode": "12345", "workZone": "8", "appStatus": "foreground", "type": "ch" }, "lat": 37.379425, "lng": -121.961395, "locSpec": "gps", "lts":<PHONE_NUMBER>000, "osBuild": "2.3.4", "phoneSpec": "motorola DROIDX", "spd": 0, "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>278, "ver": "2.0", "wifiMAC": "f8:7b:7a:84:da:02" }, { "apiKey": "topSecret", "app": "TestMyplacelist", "dev": "add0d21b-634e-4c04-9677-cbc24231aa29", "user"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"msgId" : "3", "acc": 64, "act": "Settings", "actaux": { "homeAddress": "1 main street", "homeCityZipInfo": "12.23,123.13", "appStatus": "foreground", "type": "ch" }, "lat": 37.379425, "lng": -121.961395, "locSpec": "gps", "lts":<PHONE_NUMBER>000, "osBuild": "2.3.4", "phoneSpec": "motorola DROIDX", "spd": 0, "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>344, "ver": "2.0", "wifiMAC": "f8:7b:7a:84:da:02" }, { "apiKey": "topSecret", "app": "TestMyplacelist", "dev": "add0d21b-634e-4c04-9677-cbc24231aa29", "user"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"msgId" : "4", "acc": 64, "act": "RuleViewed", "actaux": { "lid": "ruleidafasfasdfasdfadsfdas", "poiAddress": "2 south str", "poiId": "123123abcdpoidid", "poiLat": 123, "poiLng": 45, "poiName": "poiname example", "ruleName": "rnamelong", "appStatus": "foreground", "type": "poi" }, "lat": 37.379425, "lng": -121.961395, "locSpec": "gps", "lts":<PHONE_NUMBER>000, "osBuild": "2.3.4", "phoneSpec": "motorola DROIDX", "spd": 0, "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>430, "ver": "2.0", "wifiMAC": "f8:7b:7a:84:da:02" } ]
HTTP/1.0 201 Created Content-Type: "application/json" { "numberOfRecordsReceived": 4, "numberOfRecordsProcessed": 4, "numberOfErrors": 0, "errors": [] }
HTTP/1.0 400 Bad Request Content-Type: "application/json" { "errorCode": 1, "errorMessage": "INVALID JSON received in the HTTP REQUEST: No JSON was POSTed!" }
HTTP/1.0 400 Bad Request Content-Type: "application/json" { "errorCode": 1, "errorMessage": "INVALID JSON received in the HTTP REQUEST: JSON is not valid." }
HTTP/1.0 500 Server Error Content-Type: "application/json" { "errorCode": 3, "errorMessage": "Server Error" "data": "Try again later." }
{ "numberOfRecordsReceived": 100, "numberOfRecordsProcessed": 91, "numberOfErrors": 9, "errors": [ { "record": "1", "errorCode": 1, "errorMessage": "Invalid JSON", "data": "apiKey was unspecified" }, { "record": "2", "errorCode": 1, "errorMessage": "Invalid JSON", "data": "dev (deviceId) was not specified" }, { "record": "3", "errorCode": 1, "errorMessage": "Invalid JSON", "data": "app was not specified" }, { "record": "4", "errorCode": 1, "errorMessage": "Invalid JSON", "data": "user was not specified" }, { "record": "5", "errorCode": 1, "errorMessage": "Invalid JSON", "data": "msgId was not specified" }, { "record": "6", "errorCode": 1, "errorMessage": "Invalid JSON", "data": "act was unspecified" }, { "record": "7", "errorCode": 1, "errorMessage": "Invalid JSON", "data": "updateTime was not specified" }, { "record": "8", "errorCode": 1, "errorMessage": "Invalid JSON", "data": "updateTime (0) is invalid.\nCorresponding DateTime is: 1969-12-31T4:0:00-0800\nCurrent DateTime is: 2013-08-07T5:16:55-0700\nCan't be more than 10 minutes into the future. \nCannot be more than 365 days into the past." }, { "record": "9", "errorCode": 3, "errorMessage": Server Error", "data": "Try again later." } ] }
This list is not comprehensive.


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4.Number of pizza(between 1-1000)
5.Delivery or Pickup ?
6.Enter delivery adresss


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Trump says he is weighing Putin invitation to Russia parade
by EndPlayWASHINGTON (AP) - President Donald Trump says he's weighing an invitation from Russia President Vladimir Putin (POO'-tihn) to attend the May 9 Victory Day parade in Moscow.
"I appreciate the invitation," Trump told reporters Friday. "It is right in the middle of political season, so I'll see if I can do it, but I would love to go if I could."
The event commemorates the May 1945 allied victory over Nazi Germany. Russia uses the annual parade to show off its military might.
Trump said the event, which next year marks 75th anniversary of the allied victory, was "a very big deal."


BEYOND SILENCE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
Director Caroline Link's German film, BEYOND SILENCE (JENSEITS DER STILLE), was a nominee this year for best foreign language film at the Academy Awards. (It lost to the Dutch film CHARACTER). Just beginning to open around the United States, BEYOND SILENCE tells the tender story of a girl, Lara, whose parents are deaf.
Extremely well cast and acted throughout, the movie stars Tatjana Trieb as the 8-year-old Lara and Sylvie Testud as Lara at age 18. The two attractive actresses look and act remarkably alike, and they both bear an uncanny resemblance to Emmanuelle Laborit, who plays Lara's mother. Howie Seago plays the handsome father.
Divided into 2 distinct acts, the movie's more consistent first part has the younger Lara coping with the challenges of learning to read in a household where she is the only one who can speak. Her parents rely on her for everything, including negotiating on their behalf with telephone callers. This places significant pressure on her young shoulders, which she, nevertheless, manages to put to her advantage.
"My reading is improving but isn't perfect yet," is how Lara translates into sign language her teacher's much more dismal report on her lack of progress, but her parents never seem to catch on to her chicanery. Scenes like these hold much promise, but the timidity of the director cuts most of them short before they are ever allowed to develop their full potential.
After Lara learns to play the clarinet, much to her parents' chagrin, the movie makes a smooth transition to Lara as an older teen. She is ready to go out into the world and seek a profession, thanks to the help of her Aunt Clarissa (Sibylle Canonica), a fellow clarinetist.
The disorganized second act has many magical scenes which, once again, the director seems reluctant to allow to come to fruition. And as she did in the first part, the director telegraphs her punches. The movie's one genuine tragedy is so obviously announced and reannouced that you get tired waiting for it to happen.
One lucky day, Lara spies a handsome, signing-man named Tom, played by the charismatic Hansa Czypionka. They quickly fall in love with each other, and she tells him of her hopes for the future. "Hope is a widespread fantasy," he admonishes her. Soon thereafter they are dancing and signing to a pulsating rendition of Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive." This scene literally bursts with exuberance.
This pleasant enough film possesses a promising plot and good acting but remains adverse to risk taking. The director leaves out any tension and smoothes out the rough edges so that the resulting picture only sporadically rises above the ordinary.
BEYOND SILENCE runs 1:49. It is in German and in sign language, both with English subtitles. The film is not rated but might be PG-13 for a brief scene of sexuality and would be fine for kids ten and up.
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I was Mickael's team member at Netlify for over 2 years, first as an engineer and then as Mickael's manager.
As an engineer I can say Mickael is one of the best engineers I worked with in my career. He has deep technical knowledge in Node.js, backend practices and his open source experience is extremely valuable. He is also very humble and a pleasure to work with.
As a manager the impact Mickael had on our team and on the company is immense. He helped team members (and me) grow, and did it in a kind and inclusive approach. He has led projects from start to finish, collaborating with other teams in the company and setting an example to the rest of us.
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Method Check
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Determines whether a runtime license can be granted for the specified license item name of executing assembly.
Declaration
public static LicenseError Check(string licenseItemName)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | licenseItemName | The specified license item name. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| LicenseError | null if a valid License can be granted. Otherwise a LicenseError indicates the error. |
Remarks
This method does not throw a LicenseException when a valid License cannot be granted. The LicenseManager.Validate method throws exception.
If the assembly is not licensed, all callers in the call stack will be checked. If any caller assembly is signed with the same strong name key, the validation will succeed. It's not neccessary to provide a License for assemblies signed with the same strong name key.
Check(String, Type)
Determines whether a runtime license can be granted for the specified license item name of the assembly containing specified type.
Declaration
public static LicenseError Check(string licenseItemName, Type type)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | licenseItemName | The specified license item name. |
| System.Type | type | The type contained by the assembly. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| LicenseError | null if a valid License can be granted. Otherwise a LicenseError indicates the error. |
Remarks
This method does not throw a LicenseException when a valid License cannot be granted. The LicenseManager.Validate method throws exception.
If the assembly is not licensed, all callers in the call stack will be checked. If any caller assembly is signed with the same strong name key, the validation will succeed. It's not neccessary to provide a License for assemblies signed with the same strong name key.
Check(String, Assembly)
Determines whether a runtime license can be granted for the specified license item name of the specified assembly.
Declaration
public static LicenseError Check(string licenseItemName, Assembly assembly)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | licenseItemName | The specified license item name. |
| System.Reflection.Assembly | assembly | The specified assembly. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| LicenseError | null if a valid License can be granted. Otherwise a LicenseError indicates the error. |
Remarks
This method does not throw a LicenseException when a valid License cannot be granted. The LicenseManager.Validate method throws exception.
If the assembly is not licensed, all callers in the call stack will be checked. If any caller assembly is signed with the same strong name key, the validation will succeed. It's not neccessary to provide a License for assemblies signed with the same strong name key.
Check(String, Boolean)
Determines whether a license can be granted for the specified license item name of the executing assembly, given specified design time or runtime mode.
Declaration
public static LicenseError Check(string licenseItemName, bool designMode)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | licenseItemName | The specified license item name. |
| System.Boolean | designMode | Specifies the design time or runtime mode. true for design time, otherwise runtime. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| LicenseError | null if a valid License can be granted. Otherwise a LicenseError indicates the error. |
Remarks
This method does not throw a LicenseException when a valid License cannot be granted. The LicenseManager.Validate method throws exception.
If the assembly is not licensed, all callers in the call stack will be checked. If any caller assembly is signed with the same strong name key, the validation will succeed. It's not neccessary to provide a License for assemblies signed with the same strong name key.
Check(String, Type, Boolean)
Determines whether a license can be granted for the specified license item name of the assembly containing specified type, given specified design time or runtime mode.
Declaration
public static LicenseError Check(string licenseItemName, Type type, bool designMode)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | licenseItemName | The specified license item name. |
| System.Type | type | The type contained by the assembly. |
| System.Boolean | designMode | Specifies the design time or runtime mode. true for design time, otherwise runtime. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| LicenseError | null if a valid License can be granted. Otherwise a LicenseError indicates the error. |
Remarks
This method does not throw a LicenseException when a valid License cannot be granted. The LicenseManager.Validate method throws exception.
If the assembly is not licensed, all callers in the call stack will be checked. If any caller assembly is signed with the same strong name key, the validation will succeed. It's not neccessary to provide a License for assemblies signed with the same strong name key.
Check(String, Assembly, Boolean)
Determines whether a license can be granted for the specified license item name of the specified assembly, given specified design time or runtime mode.
Declaration
public static LicenseError Check(string licenseItemName, Assembly assembly, bool designMode)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | licenseItemName | The specified license item name. |
| System.Reflection.Assembly | assembly | The specified assembly. |
| System.Boolean | designMode | Specifies the design time or runtime mode. true for design time, otherwise runtime. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| LicenseError | null if a valid License can be granted. Otherwise a LicenseError indicates the error. |
Remarks
This method does not throw a LicenseException when a valid License cannot be granted. The LicenseManager.Validate method throws exception.
If the assembly is not licensed, all callers in the call stack will be checked. If any caller assembly is signed with the same strong name key, the validation will succeed. It's not neccessary to provide a License for assemblies signed with the same strong name key.


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I believe that geotags on channels above some size or qualification have had their geotags removed.


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Metalsmith has plugins for CSS pre-processing with Sass, image minification, file concatenation, uglification and more. The build code will be familiar to anyone with Gulp experience.
Do you still need Gulp?
Metalsmith is often enough for simpler workflows. However, Gulp has a more extensive range of plugins and permits complex build activities such as linting and PostCSS processing with auto-prefixer.
Metalsmith can be used within any Gulp task, e.g.
var
gulp = require('gulp'),
metalsmith = require('metalsmith'),
publish = require('metalsmith-publish'),
markdown = require('metalsmith-markdown');
// build HTML files using Metalsmith
gulp.task('html', function() {
var ms = metalsmith(dir.base)
.clean(false)
.source('src/html/')
.destination('build')
.use(publish())
.use(markdown())
.build(function(err) {
if (err) throw err;
});
});
Further Gulp tasks can then be added. Note .clean(false)
ensures Metalsmith never wipes the build folder when other tasks are active.
There are a number of Gulp/Metalsmith integration plugins although they are rarely necessary.


Welcome to the Akan name generator. The Akan people are an ethnic group in Ghana that have an interesting tradition of giving newborns their first names based on the day of the week that they were born on.This is a simple application that calculates the day of the week you were born from your date of birth and lets you know the corresponding Akan name for your gender.
You were born on a:
Your Akan name is:


supplychainpy.reporting package¶
Subpackages¶
Submodules¶
supplychainpy.reporting.config module¶
supplychainpy.reporting.extensions module¶
supplychainpy.reporting.forms module¶
supplychainpy.reporting.load module¶
-
supplychainpy.reporting.load.
batch
(analysis, n)¶ Yield n-sized batches from analysis. :param analysis: :param n:
-
supplychainpy.reporting.load.
build_results_pickle
(ses_forecast_results: dict)¶
-
supplychainpy.reporting.load.
cleanup_pickled_files
()¶
-
supplychainpy.reporting.load.
currency_codes
() → dict¶ Retrives HTML Entity (decimal) for currency symbol.
Returns: Currency Symbols. Return type: dict
-
supplychainpy.reporting.load.
load
(file_path: str, location: str = None)¶ Loads analysis and forecast into local database for reporting suite.
Parameters: - file_path (str) – File path to source file containing data for analysis.
- location (str) – Location of database to populate.
-
supplychainpy.reporting.load.
load_currency
(fx_codes: {'ANG': ('Netherlands Antilles Guilder', 'ƒ'), 'GBP': ('United Kingdom Pound', '£'), 'AED': ('United Arab Emirates Dirham', '\u062f.'), 'USD': ('United States Dollar', '$'), 'EUR': ('Euro Member Countries', '€')}, ctx: <SQLAlchemy engine=None>)¶ Loads Currency Symbols
-
supplychainpy.reporting.load.
load_profile_recommendations
(analysed_order, forecast, transaction_log_id)¶
-
supplychainpy.reporting.load.
load_recommendations
(summary, forecast, analysed_order)¶
-
supplychainpy.reporting.load.
parallelise_htc
(batched_analysis: list, core_count: int)¶ Execute the Holts’ trend corrected smoothing forecast in parallel.
Parameters: - batched_analysis – Uncertain demand objects batched for appropriate number of cores available on the host machine
- core_count – Number of cores available on the host machine, minus one.
Returns: dict
-
supplychainpy.reporting.load.
parallelise_ses
(pickled_ses_batch_files: list, core_count: int) → dict¶ Execute the exponential smoothing forecast in parallel.
Parameters: - pickled_ses_batch_files – Uncertain demand objects batched for appropriate number of cores available on the host machine
- core_count – Number of cores available on the host machine, minus one.
Returns: dict
-
supplychainpy.reporting.load.
pickle_ses_forecast
(batched_analysis: list) → list¶
-
supplychainpy.reporting.load.
read_pickle
(batch_path: str)¶ Read pickled data from file
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supplychainpy.reporting.load.
remove_pickle
(path: str)¶
-
supplychainpy.reporting.load.
retrieve_results_pickle
()¶
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supplychainpy.reporting.load.
write_pickle
(**kwargs) → str¶ pickle data to file


BANDWAGON By Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Cinepix Film Properties Director: John Schultz Writer: John Schultz Cast: Matthew Hennessey, Steve Parlavecchio, Lee Holmes, Kevin Corrigan
Often to strike it rich at the box office, a movie's just got to have a couple of recognizable names in the cast. If you're doing a film about some young people in Erie, Pennsylvania who form a band that improbably soars to success with a hit record, it doesn't hurt to feature Tom Hanks and Liv Tyler and to make good use of a real beauty like Charlize Theron. By contrast "Bandwagon," written and directed by John Schultz, headlines names that few Americans would recognize, but if you pass it up it's your loss. True, it's a first-time feature for John Schultz, but with a score of original songs by Greg Kendall, "Bandwagon" became one of the brightest hits of the 1996 Sundance Film Festival in Utah and could be called the U.S. counterpart to that lovable Dublin movie "The Commitments." "Bandwagon" takes as its subject a group of working class twenty-somethings in North Carolina. Still, it lacks the social commentary of "The Commitments," which is Alan Parker's loud extravaganza about a rock band from an impoverished North Dublin neighborhood which decide to play soul music. Parker's film is driven by the logic of the band's organizer, who argues, "The Irish are the blacks of Europe...Dubliners are the blacks of Ireland..North Dubliners are the blacks of Dublin." What we could say of "Bandwagon," by way of comparison, is that these southern, working-class whites are the bored and exploited proletarians who need to team up and do something with their lives that does not destroy their souls. Though "Bandwagon" is a road movie, it is filmed entirely in North Carolina, which stands in for Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama as well. When Tony Ridge (Lee Holmes) is fired from his dead-end, lifeless sales job, he commits himself to music as a full-time career. Teaming up with a drummer, Charlie Flagg (Matthew Hennessey), who makes his garage available for practice, the group--which eventually selects the name "Circus Monkey," pulls in a zonked-out druggie guitar player named Wynn (Kevin Corrigan), a fight-provoking bass player, Eric (Steve Parlavecchio), a philosophic, eternally babbling drummer Charlie (Matthew Hennessey) and a zen-like pool player, Linus Tate (Doug MacMillan) as their manager. Buying a beat-up van, they tour a four-state area in the deep South, playing at gigs for sixty bucks a pop, determined to be successful recording artists as they draw increasingly energetic crowds to their concerts. While the movie is filled with engaging songs which are not nearly as loud as those in Alan Parker's 1991 film, the real fun comes from the playing off of this mixed bag of musicians against each other. Their personalities are so distinct and idiosyncratic, it's a wonder they could remain together for a week much less live day and night in their disheveled van. In fact the movie gives us insight not only into the lives led by so many groups of aspiring maestros striving to make it big in the pop music world but as well into the dynamics that have caused so many successful groups to break up, its members going their own ways. Each member is amusing in his own style. Tony (Lee Homes), the leader who is also the group's songwriter, is the shy one who at first practices in a closet and in his initial concert turns his back on the crowd. While many of his songs are about Ann, whom he expects to meet on the road, he insists that he is married to his music and wants to travel only to advance the career of the group. Wynn (Kevin Corrigan), whom regular indie moviegoers remember from "Walking and Talking" and "Trees Lounge," gets mileage from being perpetually spaced out, a guy so claustrophobic that at one point he's ready to give up and get out of the truck in the middle of nowhere. Charlie (Matthew Hennessey), who runs off at the mouth so much that at one point the guys in the van jokingly slap a gag on his mouth, is a stream-of-conscious philosopher who talks about anything and everything that enters his mind. Eric (Steve Parlavecchio), the bass player, is in hock to the local shylock, who, despite his aura of toughness (he burns his body hair to prove it) is simply another one of the charming, southern types represented. In the movie's funniest scene, the group break into the shack belonging to the loan shark and steal his dope as well as the musical instrument and amplifier which Eric surrendered to pay him off. Technical credits are so professional that only an expert could tell that the band are singing pre-recorded music. The narrative, however eccentric, is as believable as the auditions in a movie which, despite its population of characters that seem to come out of a Beth Henley play, should appeal to a cross-section of Americana from twenty-something to seniors and from the most established urbanite to the diehard rustic. Not Rated. Running Time: 99 minutes. (C) 1997 Harvey Karten
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A Butterfly Spread strategy involves trading four option contracts with the same expiration but three different strike prices. There are four kinds of Butterfly Spread:
| Name | Strategy |
|---|---|
| Long butterfly spread with calls | Buy 1 ITM call, sell 2 ATM call, buy 1 OTM call |
| Long butterfly spread with puts | Buy 1 ITM put, sell 2 ATM put, buy 1 OTM put |
| Short butterfly spread with calls | Sell 1 ITM call, buy 2 ATM call, sell 1 OTM call |
| Short butterfly spread with puts | Buy 1 ITM put, sell 2 ATM put, buy 1 OTM put |
A Butterfly Spread consists of three legs with a total of four options. In this tutorial, we use the Long Butterfly Spread as an example: long one ITM call, short two ATM calls and long one OTM call. All the calls have the same expiration. On the other hand, the middle strike is halfway between the lower and the higher strikes.
The aim of a Butterfly Spread strategy is for a trader to profit from marginal price changes in the underlying stock in either direction.
price = np.arange(800,1100,1) # Suppose the undelying price at time 0 is 935 k_itm = 915 # the strike price of ITM call k_otm = 955 # the strike price of OTM call k_atm = 935 # the strike price of ATM call premium_itm = 45 # the premium of ITM call premium_otm = 15 # the premium of OTM call premium_atm = 25 # the premium of ATM call # payoff for the long ITM call position payoff_itm_long = [max(-premium_itm, i-k_itm-premium_itm) for i in price] # payoff for the long OTM call position payoff_otm_long = [max(-premium_otm, i-k_otm-premium_otm) for i in price] # payoff for the 2 short ATM call position payoff_atm_short = [min(2*premium_atm, -2*(i-k_atm-premium_atm)) for i in price] # payoff for Butterfly Spread Strategy payoff = np.sum([payoff_itm_long,payoff_otm_long,payoff_atm_short], axis=0) plt.figure(figsize=(20,15)) plt.plot(price, payoff_itm_long, label = 'Long ITM Call') plt.plot(price, payoff_otm_long, label = 'Long OTM Call') plt.plot(price, payoff_atm_short, label = 'Short 2 ATM Call') plt.plot(price, payoff, label = 'Long Call Butterfly Spread') plt.legend(fontsize = 20) plt.xlabel('Stock Price at Expiry',fontsize = 15) plt.ylabel('payoff',fontsize = 15) plt.title('Long Call Butterfly Spread Payoff',fontsize = 20) plt.grid(True)


A goal is a requirement or target to be met or shown to be true.
In the EUROCONTROL notation, goals are called arguments.
Application
To add an argument node to the case argument model, right-click on an Argument or Strategy node,
choose Add Child... from the pop-up menu, and choose Argument. Select the new argument
and then complete its properties in the property sheet form.
References
- Safety Case Development Manual, European Organization for the Safety of Air Navigation, DAP/SSH/091, Edition 2.1, 2006.
- EUROCONTROL PSC-ADS-B-NRA, Edition 1.1, 2008.
- System Assurance Task Force: Argumentation Metamodel (ARM), Object Management Group, March 2010.


The $sceDelegateProvider
provider allows developers to configure the $sceDelegate service. This allows one to get/set the whitelists and blacklists used to ensure
that the URLs used for sourcing Angular templates are safe. Refer $sceDelegateProvider.resourceUrlWhitelist and
$sceDelegateProvider.resourceUrlBlacklist
For the general details about this service in Angular, read the main page for Strict Contextual Escaping (SCE).
Example: Consider the following case.
http://myapp.example.com/
http://srv01.assets.example.com/
, http://srv02.assets.example.com/
, etc.http://myapp.example.com/clickThru?...
.Here is what a secure configuration for this scenario might look like:
angular.module('myApp', []).config(function($sceDelegateProvider) {
$sceDelegateProvider.resourceUrlWhitelist([
// Allow same origin resource loads.
'self',
// Allow loading from our assets domain. Notice the difference between * and **.
'http://srv*.assets.example.com/**'
]);
// The blacklist overrides the whitelist so the open redirect here is blocked.
$sceDelegateProvider.resourceUrlBlacklist([
'http://myapp.example.com/clickThru**'
]);
});
resourceUrlWhitelist([whitelist]);
Sets/Gets the whitelist of trusted resource URLs.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
|
whitelist
(optional)
|
Array |
When provided, replaces the resourceUrlWhitelist with the value provided. This must be an array or null. A snapshot of this array is used so further changes to the array are ignored.
|
| Array | the currently set whitelist array. The default value when no whitelist has been explicitly set is |
resourceUrlBlacklist([blacklist]);
Sets/Gets the blacklist of trusted resource URLs.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
|
blacklist
(optional)
|
Array |
When provided, replaces the resourceUrlBlacklist with the value provided. This must be an array or null. A snapshot of this array is used so further changes to the array are ignored.
|
| Array | the currently set blacklist array. The default value when no whitelist has been explicitly set is the empty array (i.e. there is no blacklist.) |


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1. Introduction. The Nordix Foundation (“Foundation”) was formed to involve interested companies and individuals in a collaborative effort to support the development of certain open source technologies. Because some of the participants (“Members”) will include competitors, these activities are subject to antitrust laws. While coordination among competitors to achieve pro-competitive goals and efficiencies is perfectly legal under the antitrust laws, it is important to identify conduct that raises concerns under the antitrust laws and be sure that antitrust risks are avoided.
It is the express policy of Foundation to require that all activities of Foundation, and any committees organized under its auspices, be conducted strictly in accordance with U.S. federal and state antitrust laws and foreign antitrust laws. Foundation will not become involved in the competitive business decisions of its Members nor will it take or support any action that would tend to restrain competition in violation of antitrust laws.
2. Membership and Participation Policies. The requirements for Membership and participation should be reasonable and nondiscriminatory, and those requirements should be applied in an impartial manner.
- Qualifications for Membership and participation should be objective and easily verifiable.
- Decisions about allowing particular entities to join or participate should not be based, in whole or in part, on the competitive or commercial interests of other actual or potential Members. The commercial interests of the Members should never be part of any discussion of actual or potential Membership or participation by other firms.
- Fees for Membership should be set at a level reasonably related to the costs they are meant to cover. Fees or other requirements for Membership and participation should not tend to exclude certain firms (for example, because of their size or their payment terms).
- Membership and participation should not be conditioned on past or future competitive commercial behavior by the prospective Member or participant.
- Any denial of a right to join or participate by any person or entity should be subject to a formal appeal process to the full Board of Directors of Foundation.
3. Meetings and Communications. Members should avoid activities or communications that are extraneous to the group’s purposes. These guidelines apply equally to formal meetings and social gatherings.
- Members should avoid discussions of their wholesale or retail market prices, terms or conditions of sale, distribution, production, customers, credit terms or marketing practices as these topics pertain to particular companies.
- There should be no communications regarding individual company dealings with suppliers or customers.
- The group should not act to restrict any entity from gaining access to a market or customer or from freely purchasing or selling products or services, nor should it discuss any such actions.
- Meetings should be governed by a formal agenda, approved in advance by counsel. Any discussions that may deviate from the formal agenda should be reviewed by counsel before they occur.
- Discussions among Members of business or competitive issues in social groups or otherwise outside the meeting itself should be avoided.
- Notes of Members’ meetings should be subject to review by counsel, and procedures for the preparation of formal minutes should be discussed with counsel.
4. Provision of Services. Members should generally refrain from considering, discussing or implementing any market allocation program or agreements that would result in discriminatory treatment of actual or potential Members or anticompetitive effects visited upon consumers.
- Members and their representatives should not engage in discussion, communications or other exchanges regarding prices, pricing methods, production quotas or other limitations on production or sale, including any actual or proposed allocation of territories or customers.
- Members should not engage in any activity or communication that prevents or impedes any person or business entity from obtaining a supply of goods or services or otherwise purchasing products or services freely in the market.
- Members should avoid side deals or cross-licenses between or among participants based on such participation that appear to give them an advantage over non-participating companies.
5. Quasi-standard Setting Activities. To the extent that Members develop and implement standards (recommended protocols, solutions, methods, configurations of products, etc.), the antitrust laws will consider the extent to which such standards are commercially nondiscriminatory and compliance is voluntary.
- Members should not be compelled, directed or coerced to refrain from innovation (either inside or outside of any agreed upon standards) by Foundation or its committees.
- Any standards or specifications developed or approved by the Members should be based solely and exclusively upon technical considerations and the merits of objective expert judgments and thorough evaluation procedures. Such standards or specifications should in no way be based upon any effort, intention, or purpose of any Member or combination of Members to reduce or eliminate competition in the sale, supply or furnishing of products or services.
- Neither Foundation nor any combination of its Members should impose any special sanctions for the violation of standards or specifications developed, promulgated, recognized, or approved by Members.
Once again, these are general guidelines, and this is a complex, evolving area of the law. Each Member should consult with its own counsel on issues related to participation, license development and/or licensing, IP rights, and other competitively sensitive issues raised by its membership in Foundation.
6. Competition. Nothing contained in this policy should be construed to prohibit or limit a Member from making, using, selling, marketing, or promoting products that do not embody or make use of Foundation technology. Members are not required to exclusively use, announce, or promote Foundation tools or specifications. Members are free to design, develop, manufacture, acquire, or market their respective products in any lawful way.
7. Permitted Member Conduct. In addition to other legally permissible activities, Members may engage in the following conduct:
- Members may design, develop, manufacture, acquire or market competitive specifications, products and services.
- Members may join or participate in any other associations, including competitive open source organizations.
- Members may decide whether or not to utilize Foundation developments in their business operations and to what extent.
- Members should adhere to prepared agendas for all Foundation meetings.
- Members should insist that meeting minutes be prepared and made available to all participants and object whenever meeting minutes do not accurately reflect the matters that transpired.
- Members should report any violations of this Policy concerning Foundation activities to the Board of Directors.
This Policy is not intended to be legal advice. In some cases, out of an abundance of caution, these guidelines may go beyond the requirements of the antitrust laws and the fact that certain conduct may be prohibited should not be viewed as indicating that such conduct would violate the law. Members assume responsibility to provide appropriate legal counsel to their representatives regarding compliance with this policy.
If you have a question regarding these matters, contact your own counsel or the Foundation’s legal counsel.


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