Yanshu (Lillian) is a graduate student at Penn. Yanshu was born and raised in Shenyang, China, and did her undergrad at the University of Hong Kong. While she enjoys exposing herself to all music genres, she feels particularly well-connected with alternative pop, trip-hop and psychedelic rock. Yanshu obtained the Vocal Music Grade 9 Certificate in the year of 2010.
Yichen Yang majors in Media Studies & Production at Temple University, and is the only Temple Owl at EnChord. She joined EnChord as a soprano Fall 2015. Having been learning singing since 10 years old, she is salted in singing. She gathered many experiences of chorusing after winning two gold medals in the world choir competitions. She's still passionate about singing and hoping to contribute what she has learned to EnChord.
Qi Ruan is a graduate student in the East Asian Languages and Civilizations program at University of Pennsylvania. She sang in the Women′s Chorus in University of Rochester/Eastman School of Music for four years. Qi works in a VC firm and practices kendo in her spare time.
Yiru joined EnChord in 2015 when she started her graduate study in public administration here at Penn. Prior to that, she was an English major as an undergraduate student in Tsinghua University in China, during which she played percussion in a Chinese Orchestra. Yiru has been playing piano since she was five years old, and has great passion and keenness toward music. She is thrilled to be a member of EnChord, hoping to achieve the ultimate vocal harmony with all of the EnChorders, and to have fun of course.
Jingyi is an undergrad in Wharton. She is very honored and proud to be a member of EnChord -- it has always been her dream to sing in an a cappella group. Besides singing, she is in charge of producing videos for the concerts (Hope you guys enjoy it). She loves singing, drawing and jogging. Jingyi is also a huge foodie, so she would be more than happy to share any experience of good food with you.
Jiatong is a graduate student studying music therapy at Drexel University. She loves music very much and has learned piano and singing for many years. She is a big fan of Japanese culture -- music, TV shows, games, and movies. Jiatong likes all kinds of spicy food and has never met someone who can eat spicier than her.
Katrina is a junior studying marketing and organizational management in a five-year program at Drexel. She has been playing the piano since age four, and sang opera for two years. Music is essential to her life, and she thinks singing with EnChord is the best way to express her passion. As one of the founding members, Katrina has participated in six EnChord concerts so far.
Hongru is said to be the highest tenor in EnChord (rumors, but he is literally the tallest one). As a typical engineering major student, he does not like to talk much. But who on earth knows what he is thinking about under those sunglasses?
Keegan studies in the College at Penn and a student of Mandarin. He spends a lot of time making music, playing video games, hanging out with friends and working. He values personal learning, friendships, and life experiences, and tries not to take life too seriously. After college he plans to continue his language studies and hopes to travel the world to experience as much of it as possible.
Yishan (Ethan) is a Penn undergrad majoring in PPE and Finance. At EnChord, Ethan sings Tenor, Bass, and is in charge of arrangement and conducting.
Straight outta the city of Nanjing, Zifan is currently a Penn undergrad studying computer science and statistics. In Spring 2015 he joined this badass Chinese-Western a capella as a Bass and met his fellow EnChorders. Zifan has a low and somewhat husky voice; while described by some as “sexy”, he thinks it is his way of expressing masculinity through singing. Names on his playlists include Lil Wayne, Leonard Cohen, Toni Braxton and Li Zhi. When not singing, he enjoys cycling and playing pool. Elected as the future President of Penn EnChord, he takes this hand-over as both a challenge and an incentive.
Ming studies computer science and linguistics at Penn (well yeah we build crazy robots like the one in Ex Machina). He was born and brought up in Shenzhen, China. He likes languages and latte. His favorite color is purple, though he's color blind. He likes singing and coding. When he′s not doing any of these, he could be found watching Netflix.
An undergrad studying art history, Yuefeng, also known as Yuf, sings bass in EnChord and plays electric bass for the rock band M.A.O., staying true to his own instrument. He joined EnChord in Spring 2016 and he is extremely excited for that. Besides EnChord, Yuf is also a board member of the Clio Society of the Penn Museum and occasionally cruise around on his skateboard at 2 in the morning. As a previous member of a church choir, Yuf loved to sing religious music. He also listens to and composes indie, folk, and alternative rock.
Frank (Fangyi) is an undergrad studying in the Jerome Fisher Program in Management & Technology at Penn. Frank was born in Nanjing and raised in Shanghai, and went to high school in Massachusetts. He enjoys experiencing new cultures and meeting new people. He likes different kinds of music as well as making friends with people who love singing.


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File: doc/api/overlays-api.js
/** * Parent for all Overlay types. The core concept with an Overlay is that of its `location`, which is specified * as follows: * * ###### Connectors * - a value between 0 and 1 inclusive is a proportional value, relative to the length of the Connector's path. * - a value greater than 1 or less than 0 is an absolute value (travel along the path inscribed by the Connector) * * For Connectors, the default value is `0.5`. * * ###### Endpoints * - An array of two values which are proportional to the width and height of the Endpoint. * * For Endpoints, the default value is `[0.5, 0.5]`. * @class Overlay */ /** * Draws an arrow, using four points: the head and two tail points, and a `foldback` point, which permits the tail of the arrow to be indented. * @class Overlays.Arrow * @constructor * @param {Object} params Constructor parameters * @param {Integer} [params.width=20] Width of the tail of the arrow * @param {Integer} [params.length=20] Distance from the tail of the arrow to the head * @param {Float} [params.location=0.5] Where, either as a proportional value from 0 to 1 inclusive, or as an absolute value (negative values mean distance from target; positive values greater than 1 mean distance from source) the Arrow should appear on the Connector * @param {Integer} [params.direction=1] Which way to point. Allowed values are 1 (the default, meaning forwards) and -1, meaning backwards * @param {Float} [params.foldback=0.623] How far along the axis of the arrow the tail points foldback in to. * @param {Object} [params.paintStyle] A style object in the form used for paintStyle values for Endpoints and Connectors. */ /** * This is just a specialized instance of Arrow in which jsPlumb hardcodes `foldback` to 1, meaning the tail of the Arrow is a flat edge * @class Overlays.PlainArrow * @constructor * @param {Object} params Constructor parameters * @param {Integer} [params.width=20] Width of the tail of the arrow * @param {Integer} [params.length=20] Distance from the tail of the arrow to the head * @param {Float} [params.location=0.5] Where, either as a proportional value from 0 to 1 inclusive, or as an absolute value (negative values mean distance from target; positive values greater than 1 mean distance from source) the PlainArrow should appear on the Connector * @param {Integer} [params.direction=1] Which way to point. Allowed values are 1 (the default, meaning forwards) and -1, meaning backwards * @param {Object} [params.paintStyle] A style object in the form used for paintStyle values for Endpoints and Connectors. */ /** * This is a specialized instance of Arrow in which jsPlumb hardcodes `foldback` to 2, meaning the Arrow turns into a Diamond * @class Overlays.Diamond * @param {Object} params Constructor parameters * @param {Integer} [params.width=20] Width of the diamond. * @param {Integer} [params.length=20] Length of the diamond. * @param {Float} [params.location=0.5] Where, either as a proportional value from 0 to 1 inclusive, or as an absolute value (negative values mean distance from target; positive values greater than 1 mean distance from source) the Diamond should appear on the Connector * @param {Object} [params.paintStyle] A style object in the form used for paintStyle values for Endpoints and Connectors. */ /** * Provides a text label with which to decorate Connectors or Endpoints. jsPlumb draws a Label overlay as a styled DIV. You can style a Label * using the `cssClass` parameter, or - if you need to programmatically generate the appearance - the `labelStyle` parameter. * @class Overlays.Label * @constructor * @param {Object} params Constructor parameters * @param {String|Function} label - The text to display. You can provide a function here instead of plain text: it is passed the component as an argument, and it should return a String. * @param {String} [cssClass] Optional css class to use for the Label. * @param {Float} [location=0.5] Where, either as a proportional value from 0 to 1 inclusive, or as an absolute value (negative values mean distance from target; positive values greater than 1 mean distance from source) the Label should appear on the Connector * @param {Object} [labelStyle] Optional object containing properties for the label's style. Use this if you need to prgrammatically generate the label's appearance. * @param {String} [labelStyle.cssClass] css class for the label (you can also use the `cssClass` parameter on the label; this exists for historical reasons) * @param {String} [labelStyle.font] A string specifying a font to use, in valid CSS format. * @param {String} [labelStyle.color] A string specifying a font color to use, in valid CSS format. * @param {String} [labelStyle.fill] A string specifying the background for the label, in valid CSS format. * @param {String} [labelStyle.borderStyle] A string specifying the border color for the label, in valid CSS format. * @param {Integer} [labelStyle.borderWidth] Width of the border's label * @param {Integer} [labelStyle.padding] Padding for the label. */


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This week the electronics design assignment is to redraw the Hello-World board and adding at least a Button and LED and check the design rules.
This week assignment is about learning how to design and fabricate a PCB from scratch using Eagle. The Art of Electronics is a great reference book for any component or Electrical circuit design.
And a good source for DataSheets of components is Octopart, we will need to visit the data sheet of certain components and learn how to connect it with certain values.
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Welcome to Sage Reference Manual#
Here you find documentation for all of Sage’s features, illustrated with lots of examples. A thematic index follows.
This documentation is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License.
Here you find documentation for all of Sage’s features, illustrated with lots of examples. A thematic index follows.
This documentation is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License.


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The modular design of DMLite makes easy to write new plugins that can be loaded behind any front-end that uses DMLite behind.
In this tutorial we will develop a very simple plugin that is able to regiter itself and slightly alters the application logic.
For testing purposes you can use the "Get a physical location where to read" example. It doesn't matter if you choose the C, C++ or Python implementation.
As a first step, we will create a plugin that does nothing, except printing all the configuration parameters it receives, and then ignores them.
We create two files called, for instance, myplugin.h
and myplugin.cpp
.
As our plugin does nothing, we only need a basic factory that just receives configuration parameters, but does not
create anything. For that, we will create a concrete implementation of
dmlite::BaseFactory
and overload the method
configure
.
///@file myplugin.h #ifndef _MY_PLUGIN_H #define _MY_PLUGIN_H #include <dmlite/cpp/base.h> class MyFactory: public dmlite::BaseFactory { public: MyFactory(void); ~MyFactory(void); void configure(const std::string& key, const std::string& value) throw (dmlite::DmException); }; #endif
///@file myplugin.cpp #include <dmlite/cpp/dmlite.h> #include <iostream> #include "myplugin.h" MyFactory::MyFactory(void) { std::cerr << "MyFactory created" << std::endl; } MyFactory::~MyFactory(void) { std::cerr << "MyFactory destroyed" << std::endl; } void MyFactory::configure(const std::string& key, const std::string& value) throw (dmlite::DmException) { std::cerr << "[CONF] " << key << " = " << value << std::endl; throw dmlite::DmException(DMLITE_CFGERR(DMLITE_UNKNOWN_KEY), "Unknown key %s", key.c_str()); }
You can compile now with
# gcc -fPIC -shared myplugin.cpp -o plugin_my.so
Right now we have a shared .so library with the basic functionality we added before, but that's not going to help unless we get our plugin into the DMLite stack. For that, we need to create a "register" function, and create a symbol that will act as an entry point for the DMLite loader.
For that, we just have to add at the end of our myplugin.cpp
file the following code:
// Register method static void registerMyPlugin(dmlite::PluginManager* pm) throw (dmlite::DmException) { pm->registerConfigureFactory(new MyFactory()); } // This is what DMLite will look for dmlite::PluginIdCard plugin_my = { PLUGIN_ID_HEADER, registerMyPlugin };
And we compile as before.
Now, to test it we will create a new configuration file that loads our plugin, and then
the defaults /etc/dmlite.conf.d/*.conf
.
# myplugin.conf LoadPlugin plugin_my ./plugin_my.so LoadPlugin plugin_config /usr/lib64/dmlite/plugin_config.so Include /etc/dmlite.conf.d/*.conf
And we run any of the test mentioned before, using our configuration file (the test executable
must be in your PATH
if you don't put the full path).
$ dmlite-init myplugin.conf / MyFactory created [CONF] DpmHost = localhost [CONF] TokenPassword = test [CONF] TokenId = ip [CONF] TokenLife = 1000 [CONF] TokenPassword = test [CONF] TokenId = ip [CONF] TokenLife = 1000 [CONF] MySqlHost = localhost [CONF] MySqlUsername = dpmdbuser [CONF] MySqlPassword = changethis [CONF] Include = /etc/dmlite.conf.d/*.conf Could not get the final location for / Reason: [#00.000021] Directories do not have replicas MyFactory destroyed
The previous example is not able to actually create any concrete implementation of any interface, so its functionallity would be limited to interact with the PluginManager and with the configuration parameters. It could be useful to implement a configuration plugin (as the Include directive is implemented), but doesn't add functionality to the front-end.
Now, we are going to extend the plugin to be able to create a decorator for the PoolManager. Our implementation will do nothing, but delegate every call to the next plugin in the stack.
First, we need to inherit from
dmlite::PoolManagerFactory
and overload the method createPoolManager
, and then create a new implementation of
dmlite::PoolManager
,
inheriting from dmlite::DummyPoolManager
,
which is a convenient base class for decorator plugins, since it has a default implementation for all methods that just delegates.
///@file myplugin.h #ifndef _MY_PLUGIN_H #define _MY_PLUGIN_H #include <dmlite/cpp/poolmanager.h> #include <dmlite/cpp/dummy/DummyPool.h> class MyFactory: public dmlite::PoolManagerFactory { public: MyFactory(dmlite::PoolManagerFactory* next); ~MyFactory(void); void configure(const std::string& key, const std::string& value) throw (dmlite::DmException); dmlite::PoolManager* createPoolManager(dmlite::PluginManager* pm) throw (dmlite::DmException); private: dmlite::PoolManagerFactory* next; }; class MyPoolManager: public dmlite::DummyPoolManager { public: MyPoolManager(dmlite::PoolManager* decorated) throw (dmlite::DmException); ~MyPoolManager(); // Dummy does not implement this, so we need to do it ourselves std::string getImplId() const throw(); }; #endif
Then, we implement the methods:
///@file myplugin.cpp #include <dmlite/cpp/dmlite.h> #include <iostream> #include "myplugin.h" MyFactory::MyFactory(dmlite::PoolManagerFactory* next): next(next) { } MyFactory::~MyFactory(void) { } void MyFactory::configure(const std::string& key, const std::string& value) throw (dmlite::DmException) { } dmlite::PoolManager* MyFactory::createPoolManager(dmlite::PluginManager* pm) throw (dmlite::DmException) { // We got a pointer to the next factory in 'next', so we use the static protected method // to create a PoolManager from that factory. // We can not call directly next->createPoolManager(pm) because of the protection. // Then, we pass the PoolManager implementation to our own so it can be wrapped. return new MyPoolManager(PoolManagerFactory::createPoolManager(next, pm)); } MyPoolManager::MyPoolManager(dmlite::PoolManager* next) throw (dmlite::DmException): dmlite::DummyPoolManager(next) { std::cout << "Wrapping " << next->getImplId() << std::endl; } MyPoolManager::~MyPoolManager() { } std::string MyPoolManager::getImplId() const throw () { return "MyPoolManager"; } // Register method static void registerMyPlugin(dmlite::PluginManager* pm) throw (dmlite::DmException) { // What's happening here: // Since we are not yet registered, we are getting the previous top of the stack // and storing it in our factory so we can call it later. // Then, we register our factory. pm->registerPoolManagerFactory(new MyFactory(pm->getPoolManagerFactory())); } // This is what DMLite will look for dmlite::PluginIdCard plugin_my = { PLUGIN_ID_HEADER, registerMyPlugin };
We have to modify the configuration file too, since now we need to be loaded last, not first:
our implementation rely on a previous PoolManager
concrete implementation being there
to be wrapped.
# myplugin.conf LoadPlugin plugin_config /usr/lib64/dmlite/plugin_config.so Include /etc/dmlite.conf.d/*.conf LoadPlugin plugin_my ./plugin_my.so
After compiling and running, we should get something like this:
$ dmlite-init myplugin.conf /dpm/cern.ch/home/dteam/file.html Wrapping mysql_pool_manager Chunk 0: sl6vm.cern.ch:/dpm/cern.ch/home/dteam/dmlite03_test/test529.html (0-63214) token: UEkJNEvVepSVHYe8vVEkjikUnE0=@1348231193@0
You can see that the constructor of MyPoolManager
is actually being code, but from the
rest of the behaviour we see no difference because we are just delegating.
But this is a good starting point: our plugin is already in the stack, and everything
it doesn't implement is being delegated
Now we are going to actually decorate one method: whereToRead. Since doing something actually useful if beyond the scope of this tutorial, we are going to take advantage of the program printing the chunks to put something there that we can see.
For that, we only need to add whereToRead to our class declaration, and then implement the method delegating ourselves to the next plugin, and pushing some additional data.
class MyPoolManager: public dmlite::DummyPoolManager { public: MyPoolManager(dmlite::PoolManager* decorated) throw (dmlite::DmException); ~MyPoolManager(); std::string getImplId() const throw(); dmlite::Location whereToRead(const std::string& path) throw (dmlite::DmException); };
Now, the implementation:
dmlite::Location MyPoolManager::whereToRead(const std::string& path) throw (dmlite::DmException) { dmlite::Location where = DummyPoolManager::whereToRead(path); dmlite::Chunk myChunk; myChunk.host = "myhost.mydomain.com"; myChunk.path = path; myChunk.offset = 0; myChunk.size = 0; myChunk["arbitrary"] = std::string("data"); where.push_back(myChunk); return where; }
After compiling and executing as before, we would get something like:
# ../dmlite-init myplugin.conf /dpm/cern.ch/home/dteam/file.html Wrapping mysql_pool_manager Chunk 0: sl6vm.cern.ch:/dpm/cern.ch/home/dteam/dmlite03_test/test529.html (0-63214) token: J9dNueNkEpvmE7rr96BTn85h8oY=@1348231832@0 Chunk 1: myhost.mydomain.com:/dpm/cern.ch/home/dteam/file.html (0-0) arbitrary: data
So you can see how our PoolManager took over the request, pushing whatever data it needed to.
After following this tutorial, implementing new plugins that override additional methods should be relatively easy,
since the steps are the same in all cases. The only thing that may change is the Factory and the Interface types
to implement.
It could happen that your plugin doesn't need to delegate anything (i.e. a new database backend). In that case,
you can inherit directly from the right interface, and not from the Dummy plugin, but in that case no default implementation is
given, so using Dummy as a base is always useful when available, since it will give you a base where you can add methods one by one.


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addOptions allows you to add elements to ol, ul or select elements. For worked examples and see the list manipulation documentation.
dwr.util.addOptions(...);
dwr.util.addOptions has 5 modes with different options passed in. For each a number of options or list items are created. For <ul> and <ol> lists this will be an <li> element, with customized contents. For <select> lists, this will be an <option> element with customized text (that's shown to the user) and value (that's sent with a form submission).
The modes are:
For example:
dwr.util.addOptions(id, [ "one", "two", "three" ]);
When id
is a select element, this will create a set of options with the text and value set to the string version of each array element.
When id
is an ol or ul element, this will create a set of li elements with their contents set to the string version of each array element.
For example:
var data = [ { name:"Fred" }, { name:"Jim" } ]; dwr.util.addOptions(id, data, "name");
When id is a select element, this creates an option for each array element, with the value and text of the option set to the given property of each object in the array. In this case "Fred" and "Jim".
When is is a ul or ol list, a set of li elements are created with their contents set to these strings.
Syntax:
dwr.util.addOptions(selectid, data, valueprop, textprop);
This version creates an option for each object in the array, with the value of the option set to the given valueprop property of the object, and the option text set to the textprop property.
In addition to passing in the strings for valueprop and textprop, you can also pass in functions which will be called with the object as a parameter, and expected to return data for the option value/text.
This does not work with ol or ul lists.
Syntax:
function formatter(entry) { return "data=" + entry; } dwr.util.addOptions(id, data, formatter, [options]);
This allows you to format objects before placing them into a ol or ul list. By default DWR escapes the HTML to protect from XSS attacks, however this action can be changed using an options object: { escapeHtml:false }
. This action is similar to that employed by addRows and setValue.
Syntax:
dwr.util.addOptions(selectid, map, reverse);
This creates an option for each property. The property names are used as option values, and the property values are used as option text, which sounds wrong, but is actually normally the right way around. If reverse evaluates to true then the property values are used as option values.
Syntax:
dwr.util.addOptions(selectid, map, valueprop, textprop);
This mode of operation is deprecated and may be removed in the future.
Creates an option for each object in the map, with the value of the option set to the given valueprop property of the object, and the option text set to the textprop property.


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I'm an advanced Information Systems Engineering Student
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👩🏽🚀 Projects
This is my first Three.js application demo and probably it'll be not the last one.
Stay tuned for more.
🏆 Shipping App Demo
Demostration of an implementation of a user story.👩🏽🚀 Technologies in this project
Node.js 14.16.1
Typescript 4.2.4
Three.js 128.0
Webpack bundler 5.37.1
Adobe Font
Specky.com Freebie Space-icon-set-50-icons-svg-png
Cloudconvert.com svg-to-ico
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link page providing Three.js Scrollbar Animation.
and黄祺 - pinqy520 & Andrea Gherardi providing Typescript + Webpack Boilerplate


‘Death Stranding’ Shamelessly Bombards You With Corporate Product Placements
by Erik KainDeath Stranding is a very strange game in oh-so-many ways. Perhaps one of the strangest is the game’s obsession with including really garish product placement throughout.For instance, when you go to your private room to rest and shower and make grenades out of your bodily fluids (Number 1 and Number 2 grenades, get it?) there’s a table covered in Monster Energy Drink cans. You can drink these to replenish your stamina.
Actually, even when you’re not in your private room, one of the consumables you drink out making deliveries is Monster Energy Drink, though you keep it in a canteen. It’s . . . weird. I find it very immersion-breaking and a little gross.
There’s more, naturally.
When you have Sam (Norman Reedus) go to the bathroom “sitting down” (gotta make those Number 2 grenades!) the doors to the shower/toilet enclosure shut and on the outside there’s an advertisement for Ride With Norman Reedus on AMC. That’s Reedus’s motorcycle reality show, for those who don’t know.
So now we have an ad with Reedus’s face on it, promoting a TV show he’s on while playing a game where not only is he the star, but his likeness is used.
It’s a very strange thing to see while playing a game about the end-of-the-world with a bizarre but still fairly serious story. Honestly I’d find this odd in any kind of game. I realize there’s product placement in other video games–and certainly Kojima’s past titles–but rarely have I ever seen anything quite so brazen.
I suppose one could wave it away as “edgy” or even satirical, and I’m sure Hideo Kojima fanboys will make every excuse.
I just find it off-putting and unnecessary. It smacks of compromise–compromising an artistic vision in order to make a little extra scratch.
Then again, look at how pretty those Monster Energy Drink cans are. They’re so lifelike! You can almost taste the chemicals just looking at them.


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Your Privly Extension has Been Updated to 0.3.1
Security Advances
- Locally stored applications: The Chrome extension now runs no
remote-code.
- Security glyph: Every Chrome extension now places a unique
security glyph above Privly content when you hover over it. If your
extension's glyph is not present then don't trust the source of the
content.
Functionality Advances
- PlainPost Application: The PlainPost application supports
content injection of web pages from any source domain. Note: the
injected web pages do not include external media and code.
- ZeroBin Application: The ZeroBin application encrypts content
with a key unique to the hyperlink. Anyone with access to both the
host page and the content server will be able to decrypt the content.
Anyone without access to the server will be unable to decrypt the
content.
- Options Page: The extension now has an options page that allows
you to select content servers, add to a domain whitelist, and run
automated code tests.
- User-defined Whitelists: Users can now add domains to their
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User Experience Advances
- Content Loads Faster: The extension only makes one request to
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- Loading Message: The page will display a message indicating
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- Augmented Browsing Toggle: When you turn off Privly, the web
page you are viewing will be restored to the un-augmented view.
Development Advances
- Added Message Interface to Compiled Code: Compiled code can offer far more security for private keys than JavaScript. The compiled code interface is in the nacl branch.
- Added Testing Library: A testing library now makes it far
easier to test new additions to the code base. This library is
packaged with the extensions and available for users to check if their
extension is having trouble.
Status of Privly Hosting
Anyone can host Privly content. Accounts on Privly Foundation
servers are limited to developers, testers, and donors. Until
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Privly will remain in Alpha status until the system is reviewed
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Near-term releases will include additional applications. Here are the
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Change History
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- Added loading message.
- Added anti-spoofing glyph.
- Added local PlainPosts.
- Added local ZeroBins.
- Adopted Google's Native Client for compiled library architecture.
Version 0.1.1
- Posting directly to content servers
- Context menu for posting ZeroBins
- Context menu for posting PlainPosts
- Modal button for turning the extension off
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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 13 — Bursa Malaysia fell further at mid-afternoon on weak sentiment after the US President Donald Trump offered no new details on the trade talks with China.
Poor earnings posted by some big companies also dampened sentiment and kept the index in the red.
Petronas Chemicals, for example, saw its shares slip 41 sen to RM7.39 after reporting a lower third-quarter net profit, which declined by 55 per cent year-on-year to RM553 million from RM1.21 billion, as average product prices decreased in tandem with lower crude oil prices.
At 3pm, the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) eased 12.42 points to 1,597.31 against yesterday’s close of 1,609.73.
The index opened 1.15 points higher at 1,610.88.
On the broader market, losers beat gainers 554 to 219 with 347 counters unchanged, 881 untraded and 19 others suspended.
Turnover amounted to 1.39 billion shares worth RM871.87 million.
Among the other heavyweights, Maybank was down by 11 sen to RM8.68, Public Bank dropped eight sen to RM19.90 but Tenaga was 10 sen higher at RM13.78.
Of the actives, Trive Property was flat at 1.5 sen, Netx and MTAG eased half-a-sen each to two sen and 61.5 sen, respectively.
The FBM Emas Index slid 78.38 points to 11,322.62, the FBMT 100 Index lost 75.03 points to 11,138.59 and the FBM Emas Shariah Index decreased 76.61 points to 11,863.14.
The FBM Ace contracted 32.53 points to 4,850.97 and the FBM 70 was 47.15 points lower at 14,090.80.
Sector-wise, the Financial Services Index lost 100.34 points to 15,601.57 after Bank Negara announced the extended maximum tenor of repurchase agreement to five years from 365 days, the Plantation Index fell 47.91 points to 6,920.78 and the Industrial Products & Services Index inched down 3.79 points to 152.59. — Bernama


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Mock trial competition aims to teach pupils about justice system
by Jane HuntMore than 20 schools are taking part in this year's Suffolk Junior Schools Mock Trial competition which gets underway this month.
The event has been organised by Judge Rupert Overbury, Suffolk's Diversity and Community Relations judge, who has written a script entitled "The trial of Lucy/Luke Lyre".
During the competition pupils will play a number of different roles, including the judge, barristers, victim and defendant in their own courtroom drama.
Judge Overbury will be making a wooden wig stand which will be presented to the winning school and this year's competition is being supported by Birketts LLP who have donated a prize fund which will provide book vouchers for the finalists and a memento for each pupil taking part in the final.
Judge Overbury will also donate small prizes for the best school press reporter and court artist.
More than 20 schools from across the county have entered the competition with all but one attending Ipswich Crown Court on seven dates over the next four months.
The first round of the competition takes place this month and the final will be on March 27 next year.
"Last year's competition was an outstanding success and the feedback from teachers and pupils was very positive and encouraging," said Judge Overbury.
"I firmly believe that educating primary school children about the justice system is very important to their understanding of the community and giving them an opportunity to perform in a real courtroom brings reality to that learning and boosts their confidence in public," he added.
Last year's competition was won by St Mark's Catholic Primary School from Ipswich.
The Year 5 pupils were up against students from Palgrave Primary School, near Diss, in the final round of the competition.
The schools taking part in the competition this year are: Ipswich High School Juniors; Chilton Primary, Stowmarket; St. Mary's Catholic, Ipswich; Handford Hall, Ipswich; Bardwell Primary; Elm Tree, Lowestoft; Walsham Le Willows; Gusford, Ipswich; Holbrook; Palgrave; Bramfield, Horringer; Lavenham; St Mark's Catholic, Ipswich; Great Woods Primary, Brampton; Bures; Wickhambrook; St. Mary's Hadleigh; Cliff Lane, Ipswich and Stanton.


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B.5 Modify Attributes
Appendix B:
B.5.1 Modify Attributes Using LDAP C API
/*
* Copyright (c) 1996. Netscape Communications Corporation. All
* rights reserved.
*
* Modify an entry:
* - replace any existing values in the "mail" attribute with<EMAIL_ADDRESS>* - add a new value to the "description" attribute
*/
#include "examples.h"
int
main( int argc, char **argv )
{
LDAP *ld;
LDAPMod mod0;
LDAPMod mod1;
LDAPMod *mods[ 3 ];
char *vals0[ 2 ];
char *vals1[ 2 ];
time_t now;
char buf[ 128 ];
/* get a handle to an LDAP connection */
if ( (ld = ldap_init( MY_HOST, MY_PORT )) == NULL ) {
perror( "ldap_init" );
return( 1 );
}
/* authenticate */
if ( ldap_simple_bind_s( ld, ENTRYDN, ENTRYPW ) != LDAP_SUCCESS ) {
ldap_perror( ld, "ldap_simple_bind_s" );
return( 1 );
}
/* construct the list of modifications to make */
mod0.mod_op = LDAP_MOD_REPLACE;
mod0.mod_type = "mail";
vals0[0] =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>vals0[1] = NULL;
mod0.mod_values = vals0;
mod1.mod_op = LDAP_MOD_ADD;
mod1.mod_type = "description";
time( &now );
sprintf( buf, "This entry was modified with the modattrs program on %s",
ctime( &now ));
/* Get rid of \n which ctime put on the end of the time string */
if ( buf[ strlen( buf ) - 1 ] == '\n' ) {
buf[ strlen( buf ) - 1 ] = '\0';
}
vals1[ 0 ] = buf;
vals1[ 1 ] = NULL;
mod1.mod_values = vals1;
mods[ 0 ] = &mod0;
mods[ 1 ] = &mod1;
mods[ 2 ] = NULL;
/* make the change */
if ( ldap_modify_s( ld, ENTRYDN, mods )
!= LDAP_SUCCESS ) {
ldap_perror( ld, "ldap_modify_s" );
return( 1 );
}
ldap_unbind( ld );
printf( "modification was successful\n" );
return( 0 );
}
Modify Attributes Using JNDI
/*
* @(#)Modattrs.java 1.2 99/07/26
*
* Copyright (c) 1997, 1998, 1999, Oracle and/or its affiliates.
* All rights reserved.
*
* Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
* modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
* are met:
*
* - Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
* notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
*
* - Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
* notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
* documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
*
* - Neither the name of Oracle or the names of its
* contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived
* from this software without specific prior written permission.
*
* THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS
* IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
* THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
* PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR
* CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL,
* EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
* PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR
* PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF
* LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING
* NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS
* SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
*/
import java.util.Hashtable;
import java.util.Date;
import javax.naming.*;
import javax.naming.directory.*;
/*
* Modify an entry:
* - replace any existing values in the "mail"
* attribute with<EMAIL_ADDRESS>* - add a new value to the "description" attribute
*
* [equivalent to modattrs.c in Netscape SDK]
*/
class Modattrs {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Hashtable env = new Hashtable(5, 0.75f);
/*
* Specify the initial context implementation to use.
* This could also be set by using the -D option to the java program.
* For example,
* java -Djava.naming.factory.initial=com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtxFactory \
* Modattrs
*/
env.put(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY, Env.INITCTX);
/* Specify host and port to use for directory service */
env.put(Context.PROVIDER_URL, Env.MY_SERVICE);
/* specify authentication information */
env.put(Context.SECURITY_AUTHENTICATION, "simple");
env.put(Context.SECURITY_PRINCIPAL, Env.MGR_DN);
env.put(Context.SECURITY_CREDENTIALS, Env.MGR_PW);
try {
/* get a handle to an Initial DirContext */
DirContext ctx = new InitialDirContext(env);
/* construct the list of modifications to make */
ModificationItem[] mods = new ModificationItem[2];
Attribute mod0 = new BasicAttribute("mail", "babs@eng");
// Update mail attribute
mods[0] = new ModificationItem(DirContext.REPLACE_ATTRIBUTE, mod0);
// Add another value to description attribute
Attribute mod1 =
new BasicAttribute("description",
"This entry was modified with the Modattrs program on " +
(new Date()).toString());
mods[1] = new ModificationItem(DirContext.ADD_ATTRIBUTE, mod1);
/* Delete the description attribute altogether */
/*
Attribute mod1 = new BasicAttribute("description");
mods[2] = new ModificationItem(DirContext.REMOVE_ATTRIBUTE, mod1);
*/
/* make the change */
ctx.modifyAttributes(Env.ENTRYDN, mods);
System.out.println( "modification was successful." );
} catch (NamingException e) {
System.err.println("modification failed. " + e);
}
}
}
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Retrieve EPS bounding box.
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epsgetbbox(epsfile) returns the current bounding box (as a 4-element vector [left bottom right top]) of the EPS file specified by the file name epsfile.
epsgetbbox(epsfile, mode) specifies which bounding box to return. If mode is 'ghostcript', the function returns the tight bounding box determined by Ghostscript. The default mode is 'current', which returns the bounding box specified as-is in the EPS file.
epsgetbbox(epsfile, mode, units) to specify the bounding box unit in units. units must be 'inches', 'centimeters', or 'points'. The default is 'inches'.
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QuickGO allows you to use either a predefined GO slim (or a modified version of one), or your own set of GO terms as input to the slimming process.
Firstly, open the slimming page, which is linked from the QuickGO home page (“Explore Biology”).
On the left hand side of the page you will see three tabs which allow you to specify which terms are to comprise your slim. If you want to use your own terms as a slim, then the second and third tabs (labelled “Input your own” and “Select from Basket”, respectively) are the ones that you will be using.
These tabs allow you to either enter a list of GO terms (separated by spaces, commas, or newlines), or to select terms that you have already gathered in your Basket.
To add terms from your Basket to your slim, select them using the checkboxes next to them, and then click on the “Add to selection” button; this will transfer the terms to the “Your selection” part of the page. Similarly, to add a list of terms that are not in your Basket, enter them in the text box on the “Input your own” tab, and then click on the “Add your Terms” button.
If you want to find annotations for a specific set of gene products (or a particular taxonomic group), then you can enter the details in the “Additional options” section, on the right hand side of the page before clicking the “Apply” button; if you don’t use these additional filtering options, QuickGO will find annotations for all gene products, with their GO terms slimmed up to the terms in your selection


A simplified AM radio receiver consists of
an RLC tuned circuit containing a resistor,
capacitor, and an inductor connected in
series, as shown in the picture.
The resonant frequency of the circuit is given by the equation :
$$ f_0 = \frac{1}{2\pi\sqrt{LC}} $$where L is inductance in henrys (H) and C is capacitance in farads (F).
The average (rms) voltage across the resistive load varies as a function of the frequency according to the eqaution
$$ V_R ={ \frac{R}{\sqrt{R^2+(\omega L - \frac{1}{\omega C})^2}}}V_0 $$where \( \omega \) is the result of \( \omega=2\pi f \)
For this web page, it is needed to introduce the values of the variables inthe following units:
\( V_0 \) in volts (V)
f in kilohertz (kHz)
L in milihenry (mH)
R in ohm (\( \Omega \))
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Data Fields | |
| char * | name |
| STRING_Symbol ** | hash |
| int | hash_size |
| int | hash_mask |
| int | resize_size |
| STRING_Symbol * | head_symbol |
| STRING_Symbol * | tail_symbol |
| int | symbol_count |
Definition at line 79 of file string_symbol.h.
Definition at line 82 of file string_symbol.h.
Referenced by STRING_add_symbol(), STRING_delete_symbol(), STRING_delete_symbol_table(), STRING_find_symbol(), STRING_find_symbol_data(), STRING_new_symbol_table(), and STRING_print_symbol_table_hash().
Definition at line 84 of file string_symbol.h.
Referenced by STRING_add_symbol(), STRING_delete_symbol(), STRING_find_symbol(), STRING_find_symbol_data(), and STRING_new_symbol_table().
Definition at line 83 of file string_symbol.h.
Referenced by STRING_new_symbol_table(), STRING_print_symbol_table_hash(), and STRING_resize_symbol_table().
Definition at line 86 of file string_symbol.h.
Referenced by STRING_add_symbol(), STRING_delete_symbol(), STRING_delete_symbol_table(), STRING_first_symbol(), STRING_new_symbol_table(), and STRING_resize_symbol_table().
Definition at line 81 of file string_symbol.h.
Referenced by STRING_add_symbol(), STRING_delete_symbol_table(), STRING_new_symbol_table(), and STRING_print_symbol_table_hash().
Definition at line 85 of file string_symbol.h.
Referenced by STRING_add_symbol(), and STRING_new_symbol_table().
Definition at line 88 of file string_symbol.h.
Referenced by STRING_add_symbol(), STRING_delete_symbol(), STRING_new_symbol_table(), and STRING_print_symbol_table_hash().
Definition at line 87 of file string_symbol.h.
Referenced by STRING_add_symbol(), STRING_delete_symbol(), and STRING_new_symbol_table().


System analysis revolves around the system configurations and settings that have been set by the user for example environment variables, etc.
Such information may be useful and show installed program traces that may have been uninstalled but still configured as a system path.
What this form analysis does it extract the computer name, operating system distribution as well as version, the last shutdown time as well as the process architecture and core count. Services are also extracted from the registry, but unfortunately no mapping of them due to time constraints, but maybe soon. It is simply a list of services stored in registry which shows a lot about the system configurations and setup.
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W.P. No.18922/2011 M/s Pacific Exports State of Madhya Pradesh & Ors. 1 W.P. No.18922/2011 O R D E R
Passed on: .5.2012 Shri R.S. Jaiswal, learned Senior Advocate with Shri Manoj Kushwaha, Counsel for the petitioner.
Shri Jaideep Singh, Government Advocate for the respondent/State.
Quashment of Annexure P-9, P-10 and P-11 communications of Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board (Respondent No.3) dated 25.11.2010, 14.01.2011, 14.01.2011 respectively consent letters issued under Section 21 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 (in short "the Act of 1981") and under Section 25/26 of Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 (in short "the Act of 1974") is under consideration in this writ petition. In the aforesaid communications though permission to excavate iron ore, laterite, blue dust 27.05 hectare area is granted but production capacity of mineral has been limited to 80,640 tonnes per annum.
During arguments on interim relief, it has been submitted by learned counsel for the petitioners that respondents may be directed to issue transit permit/pass to petitioner for transportation of mineral/overburden already extracted, stored after payment of royalty etc.
2. According to avernments mentioned in the petition, in pursuance of order dated 11.09.2008 of Respondent No.1, petitioner is carrying out mining work on Khasra No.412, 413 W.P. No.18922/2011 M/s Pacific Exports State of Madhya Pradesh & Ors.
2W.P. No.18922/2011 and 426 in Village Jhiti, Tehsil Sehora, District Jabalpur.
Prospecting License was issued on 19.09.2008 in Form 'F' as per provisions of Rule 15(2) of the Mineral Concession Rules, 1960 necessary permission required under Section 247(5) of Madhya Pradesh Land Revenue Code, 1959 has also been accorded by the Additional Collector for entry on the land for the aforesaid work. Necessary permission required under Section 2 of Forest (Conservation) Act 1980 has also been obtained by the petitioner for the purpose.
3. In pursuance of provisions of the Act of 1974 and the Act of 1981, petitioner moved required applications before Respondent No.3 for grant of permission and permission was accorded vide order Annexure P-9, P-10 and P-11 but production capacity has been limited as above. Necessary periodical statements have been regularly submitted by the petitioner on regular basis in concerned departments and payment of royalty has also been made by the petitioner to the Collector on the total production done by him.
4. Admittedly for movement of overburden no consent of respondent No.3 is required, however, for production of iron ore, etc., consent of respondent No.3 is relevant rather mandatory.
5. Mining capacity of the petitioner has been restricted on the pretext of violation of prevention of pollution laws saying that much higher quantity of iron ore has been excavated by the petitioner then the consent has been given to him by Pollution W.P. No.18922/2011 M/s Pacific Exports State of Madhya Pradesh & Ors.
3W.P. No.18922/2011 Board, which the case of petitioner is that the removal of overburden and then removal of mineral were with the permission and in accordance with the terms of sanction and agreement.
6. Placing reliance on decision of Division Bench of this Court passed in W.P. No.1574/2008 on 14.08.2008, it has been submitted by petitioners that he may be permitted to remove the overburden and the mining material already lying on the spot. In similarly situated conditions, this Court in W.P. No.1574/2008 has issued directions, thus: -
14.08.2008 "Heard Mr. Siddharth Gupta with Mr. V.K. Patel, learned counsel for the petitioner, Mr. A.G. Dhande, learned Senior Counsel for applicant in I.A. No.3890 of 2008, Mr. Vivek Rusia, learned counsel for applicant in I.A. No.7318 of 2008, Mr. G.P. Dubey, learned counsel for applicant in I.A. No.7631 of 2008, Mr. Akshay Dharmadhikari, learned counsel for applicant in I.A. No.7733 of 2008 and I.A. No.7734 of 2008, Mr. M.L. Jaiswal, learned Senior Counsel for the applicant in I.A. No.7782 of 2008 and I.A. No.7784 of 2008, Mr. Mrigendra Singh, learned counsel for the applicant in I.A. No.7713 of 2008, Mr. Naman Nagrath, learned counsel in I.A. No.7792 of 2008, Mr. Manish Verma, learned counsel for applicant in I.A. No. 7814 of 2008 and Mr. R.N. Singh, learned Advocate General with Mr. V.K. Shukla, learned Deputy Advocate General for the State of M.P. We have also heard Mr. Ashish Shroti, learned counsel for respondent No.4 M.P. Pollution Control Board.
By our order dated 2.7.2008, we had directed the respondent No.3 Secretary, Department of Mining & Mineral Resources, Govt. of M.P. to forthwith issue instructions to all concerned officers to ensure that the remaining minor mineral quarry leases which are operating without consent of the W.P. No.18922/2011 M/s Pacific Exports State of Madhya Pradesh & Ors.
4W.P. No.18922/2011 M.P. Pollution Control Board (for short 'the Board') are closed down. In the said order dated 2.7.2008, we had, however, observed that it will be open to such mines of both major and minor minerals, to apply to the Board for consent and if such applications are filed, the Board will consider the same in accordance with law and pass appropriate orders.
Pursuant to the said order dated 2.7.2008, it appears that the respondent No.3 has already issued instructions to all concerned officers for closing down mining activities in all the minor mineral quarries which are operating without consent of the Board. Number of IAs for intervention have been filed by the lessees of such minor mineral quarry leases and we have heard learned counsel for the said lessees who have of filed the IAs for intervention.
Mr. Shroti, learned counsel appearing for the respondent Board submitted that under Section 21 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, no person can establish or operate the industrial plant in air pollution control area without the previous consent of the Board. He further pointed out that the entire State of Madhya Pradesh has been notified as air pollution area. He submitted that in Section 2(k) of the said Act, 'industrial plant' has been defined to mean a plant used for any industrial or trade purposes and emitting any air pollutant. He submitted that by a notification dated 14.9.2006 of the Central Government issued under sub-section (1) and clause (v) of sub-section (2) of Section 3 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 read with clause (d) of sub-rule (3) of Rule 5 of the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986, activities for mining of minerals in mining lease areas of 50 hectares or more will require the prior environmental clearance of the Central Government or the authority constituted by the Central Government and activities of mining of minerals of mining lease areas of 5 hectares and more up to 50 hectares will require environmental clearance of the State Level Environmental Impact Assessment Authority. He submitted that in respect of mining of minerals in mining lease areas of 5 hectares or more, therefore, the State Pollution Control Board cannot process the applications for consent without clearance from the Central Government or as the W.P. No.18922/2011 M/s Pacific Exports State of Madhya Pradesh & Ors.
5W.P. No.18922/2011 case may be, of the State Level Environmental Impact Assessment Authority.
Mr. R.N. Singh, learned Advocate General submitted that so far as the mining of minerals in mining lease area of less than 5 hectares is concerned, no clearance is required under the notification dated 14.9.2006 Mr. Shroti, however, submitted that prior consent would be required under Section 21 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 if there is an industrial plant operating in such mining lease area of less than 5 hectares.
Considering the fact that a large number of workers are working in different mining lease areas of less than 5 hectares and an industrial plant may or may not be operating in such mining lease areas of less than 5 hectares, we direct that mining activities in such mining lease areas of less than 5 hectares may be permitted subject to their obtaining consent from the M.P. State Pollution Control Board wherever such consent is required within a period of three months from today.
Regarding mining lease areas of 5 hectares of more, clearance under the notification dated 14.09.2006 will have to be obtained either from the Central Government or from the State Level Environmental Impact Assessment Authority. In case the applications have been filed for such clearance before the Central Government or the State Level Environmental Impact Assessment Authority, the same will be processed as early as possible and the results intimated to the applicants by the concerned authority within a period of one month from the receipt of certified copy of this order from the applicants. As soon as such clearances are obtained and filed before the Board, the Board will process the applications for consent and dispose of the said applications within two months from the receipt of clearance.
Mr. Dharmadhikari, learned counsel appearing for the intervener in I.A. No.7734 of 2008 M/s S.R. Ferro Alloys Limited, submitted that some materials were excavated by M/s S.R. Ferro Alloys Limited prior to the order passed by this Court on 2.7.2008 but transportation of these materials has not been possible on account of withdrawal of transit W.P. No.18922/2011 M/s Pacific Exports State of Madhya Pradesh & Ors.
6W.P. No.18922/2011 permits issued by the concerned authorities pursuant to the order dated 2.7.2008 passed by this Court.
We direct that the concerned authorities will find out whether the materials have been excavated by M/s S.R. Ferro Alloys Limited before 2.7.2008 and if the same have been excavated prior to 2.7.2008, the authorities will allow the aforesaid lessee to transport the materials. Similarly, in all other cases, where the lessees have excavated the materials prior to 2.7.2008, they will be allowed by the concerned authorities to transport the materials excavated prior to 2.7.2008.
Mr. Gupta states that fresh I.A. No.7933 of 2008 has been filed by the petitioner. Mr. Shashank Shekhar, learned counsel has also submitted that he has filed I.A. Nos.7950 of 2008 and 7951 of 2008.
The aforesaid IAs filed by Mr. Gupta and Mr. Shashank Shekhar will be listed for consideration on the next date of hearing.
List the matter on 4.9.2008. Certified copy as per rules."
7. In our considered opinion, particularly in view of the fact that respondent No.3 has already taken the required action against the petitioner on the basis of alleged lapses committed by him for excavation of mineral in excess quantity, no useful purpose would be served to keep the overburden dumped on the spot for an indefinite period.
8. In view of the totality of the facts and circumstances of the controversy, we direct that the authorities shall allow the petitioner to remove the overburden from the spot on payment of royalty etc. if already not paid, by issuing necessary transit pass etc. The concerned authorities may also find out whether W.P. No.18922/2011 M/s Pacific Exports State of Madhya Pradesh & Ors.
7W.P. No.18922/2011 the minerals were excavated prior to the issuance of Annexure P-9, P-10 and P-11. They shall also further allow the petitioner to transport the minerals, as per sanction, agreement and the existing permission, on payment of royalty etc. as per rules.
Needless to mention that all concerned will maintain an account of the minerals so removed from the spot in pursuance of this order.
I.R. is granted in the aforesaid terms.
The matter be listed for final hearing in due course.
(Krishn Kumar Lahoti) (Tarun Kumar Kaushal) Judge Judge AK/


Model-View-Controller (MVC)
What is MVC?
MVC is an approach to separating your code depending on what role it plays in your application. In the application flow it starts with a controller that is loaded. That Controller executes a method which retrieves data using Models. Once it is done the controller decides what View to load, which contains the output your visitors get to see.
Controllers
Fuel's routing decides based on the requested URL what controller to load and what method to call upon it. This is where your application starts working. The Controller decides what actions to take, what to do with any user input, what data gets manipulated and which View is shown to the user. The Controller does none of these things itself however; it calls upon Models and Classes to do the work.
Read more about Controllers.
Models
Whenever data needs to be retrieved, manipulated or deleted this should always be done by a model. A Model is a representation of some kind of data and has the methods to change them. For example: you never put SQL queries in a Controller, those are put in the Model and the Controller will call upon the Model to execute the queries. This way if your database changes you won't need to change all your Controllers but just the Model that acts upon it.
Read more about Models.
Views
Views contain your HTML, which should never be found in your Controllers or any other class that is not
specifically meant to create output.
Views should thus contain little more than echo and foreach usage of PHP.
Read more about Views.
ViewModels
Once your application gets more complex you'll discover that it gets hard to decide if a piece of logic really belongs in the Controller, what if it is very specifically about the View and has little to do with your application logic? This is where ViewModels come in; they are the glue between your controllers and your views.
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The Dynamic Animations Module provides support for allowing Angular Animations to be passed in at runtime dynamically instead of described statically in the Component's metadata.
This functionality is handled through the exported DynamicAnimationsDirective.
The forRoot method must be called to provide the DynamicAnimationsHandler and the AnimationStateMachine that are used by the directive.
The implementations are handled by default by the DefaultDynamicAnimationsHandlerService and the DefaultAnimationsStateMachine respectively but can be overriden with custom implementations if desired.
import { NgModule, ModuleWithProviders } from '@angular/core';
import { DynamicAnimationsService } from './dynamic-animations.service';
import { StateCssMapperService } from './state-css-mapper/state-css-mapper.service';
import { AnimationStatesService } from './animation-states/animation-states.service';
import { DynamicAnimationsHandlerConstructor } from './dynamic-animations-handler/dynamic-animations-handler.constructor';
import { DefaultDynamicAnimationsHandlerService } from './default-dynamic-animations-handler/default-dynamic-animations-handler.service';
import { DynamicAnimationsHandlerConstructorToken } from './dynamic-animations-handler/dynamic-animations-handler.token';
import { AnimationStateMachineConstructorToken } from './animation-state-machine/animation-state-machine.token';
import { DefaultAnimationsStateMachine } from './default-animations-state-machine/default-animations-state-machine.service';
import { AnimationStateMachineConstructor } from './animation-state-machine/animation-state-machine.constructor';
import { DynamicAnimationsDirective } from './dynamic-animations.directive';
import { LeaveDirective } from './leave/leave.directive';
import { NgTransitionService } from './ng-transition/ng-transition.service';
import { NgStateService } from './ng-state/ng-state.service';
/**
* The Dynamic Animations Module provides support for allowing Angular
* Animations to be passed in at runtime dynamically instead of
* described statically in the Component's metadata.
*
* This functionality is handled through the exported
* {@link DynamicAnimationsDirective}.
*
* The forRoot method must be called to provide the {@link DynamicAnimationsHandler}
* and the {@link AnimationStateMachine} that are used by the directive.
*
* The implementations are handled by default by the {@link DefaultDynamicAnimationsHandlerService}
* and the {@link DefaultAnimationsStateMachine} respectively but can be
* overriden with custom implementations if desired.
*/
@NgModule({
providers: [
DynamicAnimationsService,
AnimationStatesService,
StateCssMapperService,
NgTransitionService,
NgStateService
],
declarations: [DynamicAnimationsDirective, LeaveDirective],
exports: [DynamicAnimationsDirective, LeaveDirective]
})
export class DynamicAnimationsModule {
static forRoot(
animationsHandlerConstructor: DynamicAnimationsHandlerConstructor = DefaultDynamicAnimationsHandlerService,
animationsStateMachineConstructor: AnimationStateMachineConstructor = DefaultAnimationsStateMachine
): ModuleWithProviders {
return {
ngModule: DynamicAnimationsModule,
providers: [
{
provide: DynamicAnimationsHandlerConstructorToken,
useValue: animationsHandlerConstructor
},
{
provide: AnimationStateMachineConstructorToken,
useValue: animationsStateMachineConstructor
}
]
};
}
}


B
- the builder type parameter.C
- the resulting connection configuration type parameter.public abstract static class ConnectionConfiguration.Builder<B extends ConnectionConfiguration.Builder<B,C>,C extends ConnectionConfiguration>
extends java.lang.Object
This is an abstract class that uses the builder design pattern and the "getThis() trick" to recover the type of the builder in a class hierarchies with a self-referential generic supertype. Otherwise chaining of build instructions from the superclasses followed by build instructions of a sublcass would not be possible, because the superclass build instructions would return the builder of the superclass and not the one of the subclass. You can read more about it a Angelika Langer's Generics FAQ, especially the entry What is the "getThis()" trick?.
| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
|---|---|
protected |
ConnectionConfiguration.Builder() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
B |
allowEmptyOrNullUsernames()
Allow
null or the empty String as username. |
abstract C |
build() |
protected abstract B |
getThis() |
B |
setCallbackHandler(javax.security.auth.callback.CallbackHandler callbackHandler)
Sets a CallbackHandler to obtain information, such as the password or
principal information during the SASL authentication.
|
B |
setCustomSSLContext(javax.net.ssl.SSLContext context)
Sets a custom SSLContext for creating SSL sockets.
|
B |
setDebuggerEnabled(boolean debuggerEnabled)
Sets if the new connection about to be establish is going to be debugged.
|
B |
setEnabledSSLCiphers(java.lang.String[] enabledSSLCiphers)
Set the enabled SSL/TLS ciphers.
|
B |
setEnabledSSLProtocols(java.lang.String[] enabledSSLProtocols)
Set the enabled SSL/TLS protocols.
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B |
setHost(java.lang.String host) |
B |
setHostnameVerifier(javax.net.ssl.HostnameVerifier verifier)
Set the HostnameVerifier used to verify the hostname of SSLSockets used by XMPP connections
created with this ConnectionConfiguration.
|
B |
setKeystorePath(java.lang.String keystorePath)
Sets the path to the keystore file.
|
B |
setKeystoreType(java.lang.String keystoreType)
Sets the keystore type.
|
B |
setLegacySessionDisabled(boolean legacySessionDisabled)
Deprecated.
Smack processes the 'optional' element of the session stream feature.
|
B |
setPKCS11Library(java.lang.String pkcs11Library)
Sets the PKCS11 library file location, needed when the
Keystore type is PKCS11
|
B |
setPort(int port) |
B |
setProxyInfo(ProxyInfo proxyInfo)
Set the information about the Proxy used for the connection.
|
B |
setResource(java.lang.String resource)
Set the resource to use.
|
B |
setSecurityMode(ConnectionConfiguration.SecurityMode securityMode)
Sets the TLS security mode used when making the connection.
|
B |
setSendPresence(boolean sendPresence)
Sets if an initial available presence will be sent to the server.
|
B |
setServiceName(java.lang.String serviceName)
Set the service name of this XMPP service (i.e., the XMPP domain).
|
B |
setSocketFactory(javax.net.SocketFactory socketFactory)
Sets the socket factory used to create new xmppConnection sockets.
|
B |
setUsernameAndPassword(java.lang.CharSequence username,
java.lang.String password)
Set the XMPP entities username and password.
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public B setUsernameAndPassword(java.lang.CharSequence username, java.lang.String password)
The username is usually the localpart of the clients JID. But some SASL mechanisms or services may require a different format (e.g. the full JID) as used authorization identity.
username
- the username or authorization identitypassword
- the password or token used to authenticatepublic B setServiceName(java.lang.String serviceName)
serviceName
- the service namepublic B setResource(java.lang.String resource)
If resource
is null
, then the server will automatically create a resource for the
client. Default resource is "Smack".
resource
- the resource to use.public B setHost(java.lang.String host)
public B setPort(int port)
public B setCallbackHandler(javax.security.auth.callback.CallbackHandler callbackHandler)
callbackHandler
- to obtain information, such as the password or
principal information during the SASL authentication.public B setSecurityMode(ConnectionConfiguration.SecurityMode securityMode)
ConnectionConfiguration.SecurityMode.ifpossible
.securityMode
- the security mode.public B setKeystorePath(java.lang.String keystorePath)
keystorePath
- the path to the keystore file.public B setKeystoreType(java.lang.String keystoreType)
keystoreType
- the keystore type.public B setPKCS11Library(java.lang.String pkcs11Library)
pkcs11Library
- the path to the PKCS11 library file.public B setCustomSSLContext(javax.net.ssl.SSLContext context)
For more information on how to create a SSLContext see Java Secure Socket Extension (JSEE) Reference Guide: Creating Your Own X509TrustManager
context
- the custom SSLContext for new sockets.public B setEnabledSSLProtocols(java.lang.String[] enabledSSLProtocols)
enabledSSLProtocols
- public B setEnabledSSLCiphers(java.lang.String[] enabledSSLCiphers)
enabledSSLCiphers
- the enabled SSL/TLS cipherspublic B setHostnameVerifier(javax.net.ssl.HostnameVerifier verifier)
verifier
- @Deprecated public B setLegacySessionDisabled(boolean legacySessionDisabled)
Session
will be requested on login if the server supports
it. Although this was mandatory on RFC 3921, RFC 6120/6121 don't even
mention this part of the protocol.
Deprecation notice: This setting is no longer required in most cases because Smack processes the 'optional' element eventually found in the session stream feature. See also Here Lies Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) Session Establishment
legacySessionDisabled
- if a session has to be requested when logging in.public B setSendPresence(boolean sendPresence)
sendPresence
- true if an initial available presence will be sent while logging in.public B setDebuggerEnabled(boolean debuggerEnabled)
SmackConfiguration.DEBUG
is used.debuggerEnabled
- if the new connection about to be establish is going to be debugged.public B setSocketFactory(javax.net.SocketFactory socketFactory)
socketFactory
- used to create new sockets.public B setProxyInfo(ProxyInfo proxyInfo)
proxyInfo
- the Proxy information.public B allowEmptyOrNullUsernames()
null
or the empty String as username.
Some SASL mechanisms (e.g. SASL External) may also signal the username (as "authorization identity"), in
which case Smack should not throw an IllegalArgumentException when the username is not set.public abstract C build()
protected abstract B getThis()


--- author: Andre Charland categories: app date: '2011-04-12 16:18:14' link: http://blogs.nitobi.com/andre/index.php/2011/04/12/adobe-dreamweaver-5-5-supports-phonegap/ permalink: /2011/04/12/adobe-dreamweaver-5-5-supports-phonegap/ slug: adobe-dreamweaver-5-5-supports-phonegap status: publish title: Adobe Dreamweaver 5.5 Supports PhoneGap type: post format: html ---
We're very excited that Adobe has now announced their support for PhoneGap! The gist of is it is now you can package your apps with PhoneGap and launch the iOS and Android emulators directly from within Dreamweaver. This version of Dreamweaver also bakes in support for jQuery Mobile which is one of the most popular frameworks used inside PhoneGap. I think this is awesome! This a big move forward for Adobe embracing mobile, open standards (HTML5), the mobile web and open source!
Scott Fegette, Dreamweaver Product Manager, has the most in depth write up on it. Here's a snipit.
For Android, the complex process of installing, configuring, and verifying the Android SDK has always been a bit of a chore. Dreamweaver CS5.5 takes all the pain out of this process by providing an "easy install" option, which will do all of the above for you in the background. Although the Apple iOS SDK tools are subject to a different licensing model (and only available on the Mac platform), once you've installed the Apple iOS SDK (or Xcode from the Mac App Store), you simply point Dreamweaver CS5.5 to the /Developer directory on your hard drive and you're ready to go.
Greg Rewis senior evangelist at Adobe also has a great post on the topic and video explaining how it all works:
PhoneGap is all about making mobile app development easier and more accessible to broad audience of web developers out there do getting in bed with Dreamweaver is a great step in that direction.
One thing the Adobe folk don't promote as much as I think they should is the fact that web developers can call native apis like camera, contacts, notifications etc from PhoneGap now within Dreamweaver. That's at least as exciting as packaging for app stores:)
If this blog post seems a day late and a dollar short I apologize. I obviously new this functionality was coming out in Dreamweaver, but no one at Adobe told us they were launching yesterday:P Next time!
Be sure to check out the official Adobe blog post for more info on new features in Adobe Creative Suite 5.5.
PS. Please excuse their typo on the opening slide of video. It's PhoneGap not Phone Gap. I'm sure it was just video production company who just didn't know what's up! :)