USERS
Section: FreeRADIUS user authorization file (5)
Updated: 08 September 2001
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NAME
users - user authorization file for the FreeRADIUS server
DESCRIPTION
The users file resides in the RADIUS database directory, by
default /etc/raddb. It contains a series of configuration
directives which are used by the files module to decide how to
authorize and authenticate each user request.
Every line starting with a hash sign
('#')
is treated as comment and ignored.
Each entry of the file begins with a username, followed by a (possibly
empty) list of check items, all on one line. The next line begins
with a tab, and a (possibly empty) list of reply items. Each item in
the check or reply item list is an attribute of the form name =
value. Multiple items may be placed on one line, in which case
they must be seperated by commas. The reply items may be specified
over multiple lines, in which case each line must end with a comma,
and the last line of the reply items must not end with a comma.
The check items are a list of attributes used to match the incoming
request. If the username matches, AND all of the check items match
the incoming request, then the reply items are added to the list of
attributes which will be used in the reply to that request. This
process is repeated for all of the entries in the users file.
If the incoming request matches NO entry, then the request is
rejected.
CAVEATS
The special username DEFAULT matches any usernames.
The entries are processed in order, from the top of the users file,
on down. If an entry contains the special item Fall-Through =
No as a reply attribute, then the processing of the file stops, and
no more entries are matched. Any reply item list without any
Fall-Through attribute is treated as though it included a
Fall-Through = No attribute.
If an entry contains the special item Fall-Through = Yes as a
reply attribute, then the processing proceeds to the next entry in
order.
Care should be taken when using Fall-Through. The server should
be tested in debugging mode with a number of test requests, in order
to verify that the configured entries behave as expected.
The special attribute Auth-Type is used to identify the
authentication type to be used for that user. See the
dictionary file for a list of permitted values for the
Auth-Type attribute.
Once the users file has been processed, the request is authenticated,
using the method given by Auth-Type.
OPERATORS
Additional operators other than = may be used for the attributes in
either the check item, or reply item list. The following is a list of
operators, and their meaning.
- Attribute = Value
-
Not allowed as a check item.
As a reply item, it means "add the item
to the reply list, but only if there is no other item of the same
attribute."
- Attribute := Value
-
Always matches as a check item, and replaces in the configuration
items any attribute of the same name. If no attribute of that name
appears in the request, then this attribute is added.
As a reply item, it has an identical meaning, but for the reply items,
instead of the request items.
- Attribute == Value
-
As a check item, it matches if the named attribute is present in the
request, AND has the given value.
Not allowed as a reply item.
- Attribute += Value
-
Always matches as a check item, and adds the current attribute with
value to the list of configuration items.
As a reply item, it has an identical meaning, but the attribute is
added to the reply items.
- Attribute != Value
-
As a check item, matches if the given attribute is in the request, AND
does not have the given value.
Not allowed as a reply item.
- Attribute > Value
-
As a check item, it matches if the request contains an attribute with
a value greater than the one given.
Not allowed as a reply item.
- Attribute >= Value
-
As a check item, it matches if the request contains an attribute with
a value greater than, or equal to the one given.
Not allowed as a reply item.
- Attribute < Value
-
As a check item, it matches if the request contains an attribute with
a value less than the one given.
Not allowed as a reply item.
- Attribute <= Value
-
As a check item, it matches if the request contains an attribute with
a value less than, or equal to the one given.
Not allowed as a reply item.
- Attribute =~ Expression
-
As a check item, it matches if the request contains an attribute which
matches the given regular expression. This operator may only be
applied to string attributes.
Not allowed as a reply item.
- Attribute !~ Expression
-
As a check item, it matches if the request contains an attribute which
does not match the given regular expression. This operator may only be
applied to string attributes.
Not allowed as a reply item.
EXAMPLES
bob Auth-Type := Local, User-Password == "bob"
-
Requests containing the User-Name attribute, with value "bob", will be
authenticated using the local password "bob". There are no reply
items, so the reply will be empty.
DEFAULT Auth-Type := System
Fall-Through = Yes
-
For all users reaching this entry, perform authentication against the
system. Also, process any following entries which may match.
DEFAULT Service-Type==Framed-User, Framed-Protocol==PPP
Service-Type = Framed-User,
Framed-Protocol = PPP,
Fall-Through = Yes
-
If the request packet contains the attributes Service-Type and
Framed-Protocol, with the given values, then include those attributes
in the reply.
That is, give the user what they ask for. This entry also shows how
to specify multiple reply items.
See the users file supplied with the server for more examples
and comments.
HINTS
Run the server in debugging mode (-X), and use the
radclient program to send it test packets which you think will
match specific entries. The server will print out which entries were
matched for that request, so you can verify your expectations. This
should be the FIRST thing you do if you suspect problems with the
file.
Care should be taken when writing entries for the users file. It is
easy to misconfigure the server so that requests are accepted when you
wish to reject them. The entries should be ordered, and the
Fall-Through item should be used ONLY where it is required.
Entries rejecting certain requests should go at the top of the file,
and should not have a Fall-Through item in their reply items. Entries
for specific users, who do not have a Fall-Through item, should come
next. Any DEFAULT entries should usually come last, except as fall-through
entries that set reply attributes.
FILES
/etc/raddb/users
SEE ALSO
radclient(1),
radiusd(8),
dictionary(5),
naslist(5)
AUTHOR
The FreeRADIUS team.
Index
- NAME
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- CAVEATS
-
- OPERATORS
-
- EXAMPLES
-
- HINTS
-
- FILES
-
- SEE ALSO
-
- AUTHOR
-
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Popeyes stabbing: Man killed 'in row over chicken sandwich' at fast food restaurant
The stabbing at Oxon Hill Popeyes in Maryland, US, reportedly took place after a customer cut in line
by Matthew Dresch, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matthew-dresch/A 28-year-old man has been stabbed to death in a row over a popular chicken sandwich at a Popeyes branch in the US, reports say.
The individual was knifed at around 7pm local time at Oxon Hill Popeyes in Maryland, US, according to reports.
Police say the stabbing happened after two men went outside over a dispute about one of them cutting in line at the restaurant, Fox 5 reports.
Popeyes brought back its popular £3.10 chicken sandwich on Sunday, after it ran out of stock following the initial release in August.
Clashes have taken place across America since the relaunch, with fast food fans queuing up to get their hands on the sought-after treat.
Speaking about the stabbing, Jennifer Donelan, director of media relations at Prince Georges County Police Department, told Fox 5: "We have been able to determine, preliminarily, that this is related to the release of the sandwich here at this restaurant.
"This individual was in line specifically for the sale of the sandwich when another customer and he got into an altercation and that ended with the victim being stabbed outside of the business."
Police officers found the victim in the car park, suffering from stab wounds, when they arrived at the scene.
He was reportedly rushed to hospital but died around an hour later.
In a video of another clash involving the Popeyes chicken burger, a man can be seen screaming at staff as he impatiently waits for his order of 10 chicken sandwiches.
A different clip shows a driver punching an older man after he bangs on his window at a drive-thru.
Customers have reportedly waited hours to get their hands on the delicious treat, with footage on social media showing queues of cars lining up outside Popeyes branches.


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Request Composer demonstrates how to compose the following {{site.tech.analytics_reporting_api_v4.name}} requests and visualize their responses.
This version of Request Composer does not support the following features:
To compose a request:
ViewSelector
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Focus
-
Alt
+
w
focuses the widget
Supported keys and user actions
-
up
arrow
selects previous item
-
down
arrow
selects next item
-
del
deletes selected items
-
ctrl
space
selects/deselects item
-
shift
up
arrow
adds the previous item to the
selected items
-
shift
down
arrow
adds the next item to the selected
items
-
ctrl
right
arrow
adds the selected items to the
connected ListBox
-
ctrl
left
arrow
adds the selected items from the
connected ListBox to the current
-
ctrl
up
arrow
moves the focus to the previous
item
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ctrl
down
arrow
moves the focus to the next item
-
ctrl
shift
up
arrow
shifts selected items upwards
-
ctrl
shift
down
arrow
shifts selected items downwards
-
ctrl
shift
left
arrow
transfers all items to the
connected
ListBox
-
ctrl
shift
right
arrow
transfers all items from the
connected ListBox


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An earthquake of magnitude 9.0 occurred March 11, 2012, off the northeastern Pacific coast of Japan. The earthquake was followed by a tsunami which would reach 9.3m or higher at Fukushima Prefecture. Combined, the two claimed almost 20,000 lives in the region of Tohoku and triggered nuclear meltdowns at three reactors in Fukushima nuclear plant.
The size and age of the Cosmos are beyond ordinary human understanding. Lost somewhere between immensity and eternity is our tiny planetary home. In a cosmic perspective, most human concerns seem insignificant, even petty. And yet our species is young and curious and brave and shows much promise. In the last few millennia we have made the most astonishing, unexpected discoveries about the Cosmos and our place within it, explorations that are exhilarating to consider. They remind us that humans have evolved to wonder, that understanding is a joy, that knowledge is prerequisite to survival. I believe our future depends powerfully on how well we understand this Cosmos in which we float like a mote of dust in the morning sky.
Unexpected discoveries about the Cosmos and our place within it, explorations that are exhilarating to consider. They remind us that humans have evolved to wonder, that understanding is a joy, that knowledge is prerequisite to survival. I believe our future depends powerfully on how well we understand this.


2014 Game: Aerial Assist
Reveal Video
Overview
In Aerial Assist, two alliances consisting of three individual teams (red and blue), compete against each other to score the most points.  Points can be scored in three ways: successfully scoring into goals, assisting your alliance partners, and shooting the balls over the truss in the middle of the field. Each alliance has two minutes and thirty seconds to score as many points as they can.
Game Objects
Aerial Assist is played with special 2 foot diameter exercise balls with red or blue FIRST branded nylon covers. Each alliance may start with up to three balls during the autonomous period, but must score any leftover autonomous balls before they are allowed to enter a new ball into play.
The Field
Aerial Assist is played on a 25-foot by 54-foot field. Colored tape separates the field into three zones, the red zone, white zone, and the blue zone. Black tape extends from each low goal to mark the front of the Goalie Zone. A large audio truss is stretched across the width of the field.  On each end of the field are two High Goals that are separated by a 1 foot wide divider. Each high goal is outlined with LED light strings which will illuminate at various moments during a match. There are also two Low Goals at each end of the field with openings on three of its' sides. Finally, there are two pedestals behind each alliance station.
Autonomous Period
During the first ten seconds of the match drivers are not allowed to control their robots. Instead, teams pre-program their robots to be able to try and perform basic tasks. Each robot is able to start with a ball and attempt to shoot it into either the High Goal or Low Goal. For the first five seconds, one high/low pair of goals with be "hot" and award bonus points to robots that score in the "hot goal". Robots may also be awarded points for moving their robot into their zones.
Teleoperated Period
After the ten second Autonomous Period, drivers assume direct control of their robots. Alliances must cycle balls from one end of the field into either goal, one at a time. Because of this, points are awarded for making assists, tosses over the truss, and catches from tossed balls. Once a ball is scored, another one can be taken from the alliance's pedestal and put into play.
Scoring
In Aerial Assist points are awarded after the ten second autonomous period ends and once a cycle is complete. Alliances can gain more points per cycle by assisting each other through the three zones. Assists are earned once a robot passes the ball from one zone to an alliance robot in another zone. Up to three assists can be awarded per cycle. No bonus is awarded for cycles with one assists. Two assists give a 10 point bonus. Three assists give a 30 point bonus. If a robot tosses the ball over the truss, towards their goals, they will be awarded 10 points for that cycle. If a robot catches their alliance partners truss toss, another 10 bonus points will be awarded for the cycle. In Aerial Assist fouls give points to the other alliance, the amount varying depending on the severity of the foul. In the end the alliance with the largest point total wins.


Costa set for three months out after operation
by Olushola OdeyindeDiego Costa is facing three months out after Atletico Madrid confirmed the striker underwent surgery on a cervical disc on Thursday.
Costa felt discomfort in his neck last week in training and the club decided the injury required surgery.
“Diego Costa underwent surgery on his cervical disc herniation in Madrid on Thursday,” Atletico confirmed in a statement.
“According to the information provided by the club’s medical services, the operation has gone as planned.”
Costa is expected to be out for around three months, meaning he will miss Atletico’s La Liga game against Barcelona on December 1.
He is also unlikely to play in either of their last two Champions League group games against Juventus and Lokomotiv Moscow but could return in time for the round of 16 matches at the end of February.
(AFP)


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To enable the export to PDF in navigator you should set the pdf property to true.
$grid->setNavOptions('navigator', array("pdf"=>true));
Additionaly you can overwrite the export file name to pdf using the pdffile variable:
$grid->pdffile ='mypdffile.pdf';
Additionally you can use setPdfOptions method to set various option of the Export To Pdf
The default settings for these are as follow
$PDF = array(
"font_name_main"=>"helvetica",
"font_monospaced"=>"courier",
"font_name_data"=>"helvetica",
...
);
jqGrid comes only with one font whch support utf - freeserif.
In order to enable utf you will need to
... $grid = new jqGridRender($conn); ... $grid->setPdfOptions(array( "font_name_data"=>"freeserif", "font_name_main"=>"freeserif", "font_monospaced"=>"freeserif", )); ...
If you want to use other utf fonts you will need to download it from this location:
and put them in the tcpdf fonts directory


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What chat room would you like to enter?


The bitcontrolŽ Digital TV Link user manual and the SDK documentation are not installed in the sample configurations.
Please use the standard configuration to view the documentation or copy the docs into the sample directory ...\www\docs, respectively.
The original docs are located at C:\ProgramData\BitCtrl\DTVLink\www\docs


§231-16 Copies of returns. Except as otherwise provided by law, copies of any tax return filed with the department of taxation shall be furnished to the taxpayer filing the return or to the taxpayer's representative who has written authorization to be provided such copies upon the payment of $1 per page and $1 for any certification thereof by the department. [L 1963, c 24, §1; Supp, §115-21.5; HRS §231-16; am L 1980, c 212, §1; gen ch 1985]
Cross References
Modification of fees, see §92-28.


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SLABTOP
Section: Linux User's Manual (1)Updated: 13 Sep 2003
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
slabtop - display kernel slab cache information in real timeSYNOPSIS
slabtop [ options ]DESCRIPTION
slabtop(1) displays detailed kernel slab cache information in real time. It displays a listing of the top caches sorted by one of the listed sort criteria. It also displays a statistics header filled with slab layer information.OPTIONS
Normal invocation of slabtop(1) does not require any options. The behavior, however, can be fine-tuned by specifying one or more of the following flags:- --delay=n, -d n
- Refresh the display every n seconds. By default, slabtop(1) refreshes the display every three seconds. To exit the program, hit q.
- --sort=S, -s S
- Sort by S, where S is one of the sort criteria.
- --once, -o
- Display the output once and then exit.
- --version, -V
- Display version information and exit.
- --help
-
Display usage information and exit.
SORT CRITERIA
The following are valid sort criteria used to sort the individual slab caches and thereby determine what are the "top" slab caches to display. The default sort criteria is to sort by the number of objects ("o").The sort criteria can also be changed while slabtop is running by pressing the associated character.
- a:
- sort by number of active objects
- b:
- sort by objects per slab
- c:
- sort by cache size
- l:
- sort by number of slabs
- v
- sort by number of active slabs
- n:
- sort by name
- o:
- sort by number of objects
- p:
- sort by pages per slab
- s:
- sort by object size
- u:
-
sort by cache utilization
COMMANDS
slabtop(1) accepts keyboard commands from the user during use. The following are supported. In the case of letters, both cases are accepted.Each of the valid sort characters are also accepted, to change the sort routine. See the section SORT CRITERIA.
- <SPACEBAR>
- Refresh the screen.
- Q
-
Quit the program.
FILES
/proc/slabinfo -- slab informationSEE ALSO
free(1), ps(1), top(1), vmstat(8)NOTES
Currently, slabtop(1) requires a 2.4 or later kernel (specifically, a version 1.1 or later /proc/slabinfo). Kernel 2.2 should be supported in the future.The slabtop statistic header is tracking how many bytes of slabs are being used and it not a measure of physical memory. The 'Slab' field in the /proc/meminfo file is tracking information about used slab physical memory.
AUTHORS
Written by Chris Rivera and Robert Love.slabtop(1) was inspired by Martin Bligh's perl script, vmtop. The procps package is maintained by Albert Cahalan<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Please send bug reports to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:29:10 GMT, December 24, 2015


The following sections describe how to set up and use the File Selector in a simple configuration and how to modify the configuration for common uses.
Most File Selectors will be put in dialog boxes and will be accompanied by at the least a Reply Bar. (For more information on dialog boxes and reply bars, see the Menus and Dialog Boxes chapter.) Typically, the dialog box will be brought up by a menu item such as Open... or Insert From Text File... .
The figure above shows a sample Insert From Text File dialog box. (Note that you would probably use the Impex object for this functionality; this is provided for example.) This box has three basic elements: The GenGlyphDisplay (the title at the top), the File Selector (the scrolling list of files and the disk and folder icons), and the Reply Bar. In nearly all cases, these three elements will be included with every File Selector in its dialog box.


Katie Price shocks fans with extreme new look as she preps for TV interview with Harvey
Katie Price, 41, took to her Instagram stories to post a picture of herself getting ready for a TV appearance with her son Harvey
by Molly Pike, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/molly-pike/Katie Price has always been known for changing up her looks as a self-confessed fan of plastic surgery, but her new image will shock even her most loyal fans.
The former glamour model, 41, took to her Instagram stories to post a picture of herself getting ready for a TV appearance with her son Harvey, 17, tonight.
In the photo she appeared to be having her microphone adjusted as she stared moodily down the camera lens.
But she looked worlds away from her usual self in the snap, with her eyes looking strangely bright and her skin looking extrordinarily smooth.
Katie captioned the post: "Catch me on Channel 5 news this evening with my main man Harvey Price and Anna Kennedy OBE."
She also posted another photo of herself and Harvey hanging out with members of the crew.
Even in that photo she looked completely different to the one posted on her stories.
It comes after Katie was accused of sharing old pictures of her children to make it look like she was spending time with them.
She posted a snap of Princess saying they were having a "day out together" but it seems to be an old photo from a previous photo shoot for her fashion brand.
It followed the time her estranged husband - and Bunny's dad - Kieran Hayler hinted he was upset with Katie for posting a picture of Bunny and brother Jett, six, that he'd already shared.
"Never be intimidated by someone who copies you," a quote he shared read, "The original is always better than the copy."
Katie also baffled fans with a post of Jett in the garden with big brother and Katie's eldest Harvey, writing: "Love Sunday mornings with my boys."
Jett also appeared on Kieran's Instagram , prompting one fan to mock: "Those kids are remarkable; two places at once."


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| {% trans "Nr." %} | {% trans "Description" %} | {% trans "Mail" %} | {% trans "Shops List" %} |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{ item.0 }} | {{ item.3 }} | {% if user.is_authenticated %} {% endif %} | {% if user.is_authenticated %} {% endif %} |
{% trans "I am a Data Scientist and want to develop tools that make a difference and improve our lifes." %}
— {% trans "Bert, Developer (Hamburg, Germany)" %}
{% trans "I am interested in programming because I want to automate the boring stuff and of course do good deed." %}
— {% trans "Gunnar, Aspiring Developer (Hamburg, Germany)" %}
{% trans "I am Engineer working in power industry, analyzing machines. Want to utilize technology for the betterment of society." %}
— {% trans "Vinay, Technologist (Bangalore, India)" %}
{% trans "I am an Software Engineer working in wind power industry as a full stack developer. Coding on different technologies is my passion." %}
— {% trans "Malathi, Developer (Bangalore, India)" %}


PLANET SICK-BOY: http://www.sick-boy.com "We Put the SIN in Cinema" ©Copyright 2000 Planet Sick-Boy. All Rights Reserved.
You've got to admire a film that uses the Rolling Stones' "Street Fighting Man" for its opening credits, and then shows a bank robbery where the thieves bring baked goods for their victims and boldly announce their arrival by shouting, "Hello, guys - we're the robbers."
Unfortunately, it's all downhill from there for The Legends of Rita. The film, which has been nominated for a handful of awards in Europe, is a fairly interesting look at the political climate of Germany in the 1970s and '80s. Rita boasts a strong lead performance by an actress with very little film experience, but, like Bagger Vance's legend, the picture is kind of dull and pointless.
Bibiana Beglau stars as Rita Vogt, a member of West Germany's Red Army Faction - the group responsible for the bank robbery in the film's opening scene. The RAF's mission is to destabilize capitalism in the country through any means necessary. Stealing money from the bank isn't robbery - it's redistribution of wealth, and Rita gleefully gives a panhandler a fistful of the loot lifted from the raid.
But Rita is only in the RAF because she has a crush on Andi (Harald Schrott), one of the group's militant leaders. Sure, she believes somewhat in the RAF's mission and, since most of their actions are non-violent, Rita finds the whole idea of rebellion pretty damn exciting. But after a couple of mishaps, she finds herself hiding in East Germany with a wig and a new - and quite less exciting - identity.
The "Legends" in the title refer to each new identity Rita is forced to assume (with help from the East German secret police). In one, she falls in love with a lifeguard. In another, she befriends a woman named Tatjana (Nadja Uhl), who craves a life away from her drab city and boring factory job and can't understand why Rita is so content. We're not talking about exciting stuff here. Once Rita and her RAF cronies disband, the film gets awfully boring. For a while, it seemed like it could be gearing up for some hot girl-on-girl action, but it never pans out.
Beglau's performance is good enough to rise above the mess of a story (think Katarina Witt, but with a gun instead of ice skates). Director Volker Schlöndorff (Palmetto) does a decent job recreating the gritty look of pre-Wall-fall Germany, but his script (which was co-written by Wolfgang Kohlhaase) really needs to be kicked up a notch or two. Rita starts promisingly, like Cecil B. Demented, but ends with all of the gusto and pizzazz in a round of laundry.
1:41 – Not Rated but contains adult language, violence, nudity and strong sexual content
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from __future__ import print_function
import os
import time
import shutil
import torch
import dill
[docs]class Checkpoint(object):
"""
The Checkpoint class manages the saving and loading of a model during training. It allows training to be suspended
and resumed at a later time (e.g. when running on a cluster using sequential jobs).
To make a checkpoint, initialize a Checkpoint object with the following args; then call that object's save() method
to write parameters to disk.
Args:
model (seq2seq): seq2seq model being trained
optimizer (Optimizer): stores the state of the optimizer
epoch (int): current epoch (an epoch is a loop through the full training data)
step (int): number of examples seen within the current epoch
vocab (Vocabulary): vocabulary for the input language
Attributes:
CHECKPOINT_DIR_NAME (str): name of the checkpoint directory
TRAINER_STATE_NAME (str): name of the file storing trainer states
MODEL_NAME (str): name of the file storing model
VOCAB_FILE (str): name of the input vocab file
"""
CHECKPOINT_DIR_NAME = 'checkpoints'
TRAINER_STATE_NAME = 'trainer_states.pt'
MODEL_NAME = 'model.pt'
VOCAB_FILE = 'vocab.pt'
def __init__(self, model, optimizer, epoch, step, vocab, path=None):
self.model = model
self.optimizer = optimizer
self.vocab = vocab
self.epoch = epoch
self.step = step
self._path = path
@property
def path(self):
if self._path is None:
raise LookupError("The checkpoint has not been saved.")
return self._path
[docs] def save(self, experiment_dir):
"""
Saves the current model and related training parameters into a subdirectory of the checkpoint directory.
The name of the subdirectory is the current local time in Y_M_D_H_M_S format.
Args:
experiment_dir (str): path to the experiment root directory
Returns:
str: path to the saved checkpoint subdirectory
"""
date_time = time.strftime('%Y_%m_%d_%H_%M_%S', time.localtime())
self._path = os.path.join(experiment_dir, self.CHECKPOINT_DIR_NAME, date_time)
path = self._path
if os.path.exists(path):
shutil.rmtree(path)
os.makedirs(path)
torch.save({'epoch': self.epoch,
'step': self.step,
'optimizer': self.optimizer
},
os.path.join(path, self.TRAINER_STATE_NAME))
torch.save(self.model, os.path.join(path, self.MODEL_NAME))
with open(os.path.join(path, self.VOCAB_FILE), 'wb') as fout:
dill.dump(self.vocab, fout)
return path
[docs] @classmethod
def load(cls, path):
"""
Loads a Checkpoint object that was previously saved to disk.
Args:
path (str): path to the checkpoint subdirectory
Returns:
checkpoint (Checkpoint): checkpoint object with fields copied from those stored on disk
"""
if torch.cuda.is_available():
resume_checkpoint = torch.load(os.path.join(path, cls.TRAINER_STATE_NAME))
model = torch.load(os.path.join(path, cls.MODEL_NAME))
else:
resume_checkpoint = torch.load(os.path.join(path, cls.TRAINER_STATE_NAME), map_location=lambda storage, loc: storage)
model = torch.load(os.path.join(path, cls.MODEL_NAME), map_location=lambda storage, loc: storage)
model.flatten_parameters() # make RNN parameters contiguous
with open(os.path.join(path, cls.VOCAB_FILE), 'rb') as fin:
vocab = dill.load(fin)
optimizer = resume_checkpoint['optimizer']
return Checkpoint(model=model, vocab=vocab,
optimizer=optimizer,
epoch=resume_checkpoint['epoch'],
step=resume_checkpoint['step'],
path=path)
[docs] @classmethod
def get_latest_checkpoint(cls, experiment_path):
"""
Given the path to an experiment directory, returns the path to the last saved checkpoint's subdirectory.
Precondition: at least one checkpoint has been made (i.e., latest checkpoint subdirectory exists).
Args:
experiment_path (str): path to the experiment directory
Returns:
str: path to the last saved checkpoint's subdirectory
"""
checkpoints_path = os.path.join(experiment_path, cls.CHECKPOINT_DIR_NAME)
all_times = sorted(os.listdir(checkpoints_path), reverse=True)
return os.path.join(checkpoints_path, all_times[0])


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The following are the necessary steps to propose and execute an update to a PDS4 Local Data Dictionary.
1. Change Request Proposed¶
The process is initiated when a user requests an update to an LDD via the PDS4 Github Issues Repo.
2. LDD Steward Initial Approval¶
The update request is received by the LDD Steward, who makes an initial determination of whether or not the change is warranted.
If no, the issue is brought to the LDD Change Control Board for discussion. The outcome of that User Group discussion will determine whether or not to proceed.
3. Update IngestLDD¶
Once the LDD Steward approves the change, they will get the latest version of the LDD from Github, and complete the necessary updates to the IngestLDD file.
The LDD Steward can download and use LDDTool for testing purposes, but only the IngestLDD will be needed for submission to Github.
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Once the LDD Steward has completed the necessary changes to the IngestLDD, a Pull Request (PR) (TBD link) is then created in the applicable LDD repository. When creating the Pull Request, sufficient documentation and details need to be provided in order to sufficiently describe the change and the rationale for LDD Change Control Board (link TBD) review.
Additionally, by generating a PR on the IngestLDD updates, the system will automatically run LDDTool to generate the schemas, schematrons, and other default LDDTool outputs. See the LDD Update and Build Tutorial
5. LDD Change Control Board Approval¶
The LDD Change Control Board will be notified their review is needed by two mechanisms: a. They will be assigned as reviewers on the Github Pull Request b. The LDD Steward will notify the group of the review start by emailing the CCB Google Group
Discussions about the changes should as much as possible be done within the Github Pull Request. See Github Documentation for more details.
See the LDD Change Control Board web page for details on the voting and approval process.
6. Approve and Merge Changes¶
Once the LDD CCB has approved changes, the PDS DD Steward can then Merge the Pull Request (link TBD).
7. (optional) Contact EN for Point Build¶
For critical bug fixes that require the LDD to be built and released against the current or a past IM, create a new ticket for a Point Build Request (link TBD)


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For example, say you wanted to still use English, but change the “city or county” prompt to say, “city or suburb”. You would do the following in config.php:
static $override_city_or_county = "city or suburb";
You can see the full listing in the lang/en-US.php
which always has the full latest listing of the voice prompts.
You can also change the spoken language accent. There is a wide variety. See the Twilio documentation for more details: https://www.twilio.com/docs/voice/twiml/say#attributes-language. There are also some additional voices available here as well https://www.twilio.com/docs/voice/twiml/say/text-speech#voices.
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At the moment I am on my 37th hour of perpetual consciousness following an all-nighter of every museum in Amsterdam and then a red-eye to Madrid. I am sitting at the tiny hotel desk scribbling this note frantically while outside the night is slowly turning to dawn. It’s 5:10 in the morning and decent people are not awake, which is why I am still writing and not running to save my life.
I want to get this down fast because I don’t have a lot of time before I have to get out of here. It won’t take long to pack, since all I have on me are the clothes on my back a couple of notebooks, a novel I’ve already read and a violin case with a cheap Chinese fiddle inside.  But it’s a perfectly good fiddle and it did cost someone about a hundred euros. My laptop broke down a couple days ago so I didn’t bother dragging it out to Madrid. They lost the rest of my luggage somewhere between Amsterdam and Munich so at least it’s their problem now. I won’t have to carry anything and will just have to figure out how to find it later. With any luck I can get them to ship it straight to me, though not at this hotel… not anymore.
What I could use right now is a little more time and some clarity – I need to think. But I can do that on my way out of here, I guess, which needs to be soon. I could also use a map of the city marking police stations and cheap hotels and perhaps some deodorant. All of these items are, by the way, in my lost bag which is in the capable hands of the Lufthansa ground staff at the Munich regional airport for some inexplicable reason.
The issue of the moment is that they’ve messed up my hotel reservations here and I’ll have to be leaving a day earlier than I’d planned, which is a hassle and and normally they would be forcing me out of the hotel this morning to make room for another paying guest. Normally I’d also get until 10 or 11 am before I had to leave; the typical check out time. But not now.
No, Christmas will come much sooner this year for the strong-armed Spanish bell boys of the NH hotel in Madrid. Those kids will have to do more than just carry luggage today. When they come to check me out of the hotel they’ll be wanting more than just my credit card and signature and if I’m still here I am not going to enjoy it.
God, it’s going to be messy: when they walk into the reception area today and see the bar reduced to shattered martini glasses and peanuts strewn with the shards all over the floor they’re going to have a suspect on their minds and that suspect is going to bear a very strong resemblance to the man in room 403.
I am that man.
There will be a lot of explanations requested and reimbursement required and I want no part in either. I’m a busy man and become very frustrated by having to explain why the bar is destroyed with peanuts on a Tuesday morning, especially this early. And that may be just the best-case scenario, the civilized scenario – and I’m not counting on it. This is, after all, Spain, a nation of hard-headed Catholics, Moorish-Visigoths who run with bulls and stomp on wood. They are people who see ripping the necks off of geese and using the sinewy toughness to slide down a foxline over a lake as a constructive way to pass the time on a Sunday. What they will do with me here, I can’t imagine.
–
I couldn’t sleep last night after 4 am. It happens often, especially in my line of work and it’s not altogether a healthy thing, but what the hell? I didn’t decide to be what they call a road warrior for the health of it. I had wandered downstairs, hoping to sneak into the breakfast buffet and get some carbohydrates in me while I read from Kurt Vonnegut’s Slapstick. When I found the place locked and not a soul in the reception to help, I sat at the bar in the hall between the breakfast buffet and the reception desk. The bar was relatively small, mirrored and had several shelves of glasses and only a few with bottles.
The peanut jar was open so without thinking, I grabbed a handful and lined them up on the bar. I started flicking them at the mirror for no reason other than that’s what seemed like the right thing to do to peanuts that are lined up. Like anxious foot soldiers they stood at attention on a bar at four in the morning. I would aim at the bottles that jumped out at me, the blue Bombay Sapphire, the green Tanqueray, the yellow label on the Cutty Sark, and whatever marketing splash Absolut recently dreamed up.
When I hit the first glass and knocked it off the shelf, it very naturally smashed on the floor into a thousand little pieces. I was certain it would have awoken half of the hotel or at least someone who would care enough to storm into that hallway to find out what animal had gotten into the bar and chase it away with a mop. I was sure they’d be shocked but I was also paranoid – as I said, I haven’t slept much in the last two days.
I didn’t hear loud and fast footsteps headed towards me right away with Spanish calls of “what the hell are you doing, you fiend?”, but I grabbed a bottle of Contreau just the same, reasoning that it would do some good damage with it’s hard angles and rectangular corners, should it come to that. I waited by the desk at the reception, crouched below eyesight and thought up all kinds of stories I could use before I had to get violent.
But nothing happened. Nobody had been disturbed by the shattering and I started thinking of pushing my luck. After a short time I went back and lined up a whole slew of them on the bar, my troops ready and willing. At first I flicked them indiscriminately, more out of anger and spite, content in my knowledge that I had time to flick the peanuts and surprised by my own impulse and unwavering hate, bent on lashing out at a hotel bar in a very dark part of the night. But then I started getting efficient, choosing more solid peanuts, kernels with both halves or else the ones with a slight curve underneath so that I could get my finger under it and provide enough lift to hit the top shelf.
Before long I had improved my aim down to bottle caps and just above the center of gravity of the martini glasses. I was mindlessly destroying the place. It only took about 10 minutes of fun to lay it all to waste. Not complete destruction, mind you, but certainly beyond cheap repair. I’m normally not a violent person but this morning I was pushed over some line for some reason; the feeling was genuine. It lacked a plan, a coherent line of thought, but not enjoyment. This was a truly twisted act that would cause someone a lot of work, a lot of grief, some debt and perhaps some anger, and the worst part about the whole affair is how much I liked it.
–
I think that I could explain where the desire for hopeless violence came from, especially given their attitude towards kicking me out when the mistake was theirs. I could rationalize it with the fact that I resented being kicked out of their hotel before I was good and ready to leave. But I couldn’t justify the destruction of their bar. That was an act of irresponsible malice that normally should have no business in a civilized society and anyone crazy enough to actually do such a thing should probably be locked up and guarded by rottweilers.
Wait. Whoops. Did I say that?
Well – in any case. It sure felt good.
But as I said, I don’t have a lot of time and soon some poor Peruvian woman will walk into the hotel to vacuum and dust and sweep before the actual staff arrives. Her usual routine will be torn when she sees the disaster this place is in and begins to fear the attackers are still on the premises, which I hope to God that I’m not. She will be filled with confusion, make the motion of the cross on her chest and mumble out a prayer of some kind. But with any luck she’ll snap out of it and start with the vacuuming, getting most of the peanuts, thereby erasing the evidence of my presence down to shards of glass, perhaps seen as a common break-in. They won’t discover that there’s nothing missing but the broken glasses for at least a couple of hours and by then I think I can be at another hotel across town where these guys will give up on me. Madrid is a very large place.
There an obvious lesson in this, but it applies more to them than to me. That lesson is to never leave the bar open with the peanuts out. I’m pretty sure it can be metaphorically applied to a great many situations.
_**Madrid, Spain — November 2007
Alberto Aguillera NH, Room 403**_


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Celebrating 30 years of Hospice care
November 2013 marks the 30th anniversary of Medicare coverage for Hospice care. That’s right, for 30 years Medicare has covered hospice care, so that those who are terminally ill can spend the last moments of their lives with dignity and comfort, among their loved ones.
Hospice is a program of care and support for people who are terminally ill. The focus is on comfort and support, not on curing an illness. Hospice care is generally provided in the home, by a specially trained team of professionals and caregivers. Services may include physical care, counseling, drugs, equipment, and supplies for the terminal illness and related condition(s).
For more information about hospice, you can visit Medicare.gov. To find a hospice program, talk to your doctor or call your state hospice organization.

Medicare Open Enrollment: more is better
Going through the process of buying a new computer or tablet takes a bit of elbow grease, but when the salesman throws in free accessories and tech support, it’s worth it. Not only are the free accessories fun, but there’s a peace of mind knowing that the support you’ll need is free.
Extra benefits and peace of mind can be a big plus in health coverage, too.
You might be hearing a lot about the Health Insurance Marketplace this fall. That’s because the Marketplace Open Enrollment period overlaps with the Medicare Open Enrollment period. The Marketplace is designed to help people who don’t have any health coverage. If you have health coverage through Medicare, the Marketplace won’t have any effect on your Medicare coverage.
If you have Medicare, you’re not affected by the Marketplace, but you still get to enjoy extra benefits thanks to the Affordable Care Act like these:
- A discount of more than 50% on covered brand-name drugs if you hit the Part D prescription drug coverage gap (“donut hole”)
- A host of preventive tests and screenings — including cancer screenings — most at no cost to you
Medicare also covers a yearly wellness exam each year. This is a great chance to sit down with your doctor and take the time to talk about your needs — and address small health concerns before they become big ones. You can keep track of your preventive services and get reminders for them at MyMedicare.gov.
Also, most people with Medicare have access to Medicare Advantage Plans, and many of these plans offer extra benefits that Original Medicare doesn’t cover like vision, hearing, dental coverage, prescription drugs, or extended coverage when you travel.
Just like deciding between a desktop, laptop, or tablet computer, only you know what extra benefits and services are most important for you and your family.
During Medicare Open Enrollment, decide what benefits are most important in helping you meet your unique health care needs. Use the Medicare Plan Finder to look at all of the health and drug plan options in your area.
Medicare Open Enrollment: shop around
In today’s world, we’re all a little more conscious of costs. Maybe we clip a few more coupons, eat out less, or compare ads to find the best price on something before we buy.
Cost is an important factor in any purchase, and health care is no different. We know you want to get the best value possible from your health care coverage. But you still need to make smart choices to get good value out of your health insurance.
There may be dozens of Medicare plans in your area, all with different costs and levels of coverage.How much are each plan’s premiums and deductibles? How much will you pay for the benefits and services you’re likely to use? Is there a limit on what you’ll have to pay out-of-pocket for the year?
Prescription drug coverage is another part of the cost puzzle. How much will your prescriptions cost under each plan? Does the plan cover the drugs you take? Remember, thanks to the Affordable Care Act, everyone who reaches the Part D coverage gap (or “donut hole”) will benefit from a discount of more than 50% on covered brand-name drugs.
Only you can determine what mix of benefits and costs will work best with your needs and budget. Shopping around can make a huge difference, and we want to help.
The Medicare Plan Finder makes it easy to compare plans so you can pick a plan that meets your needs. After you’ve narrowed your options, you can call the plans you’re interested in to get more details about their benefits and services, or check out their websites.
Whether groceries, health insurance, phone plans or anything else, you want value for your dollar. Make sure you have the most up-to-date information out there.
Medicare Open Enrollment: time to pick a plan
It’s picking season – pumpkins, apples, Halloween candy…and a Medicare health or drug plan. Today is the start of Medicare Open Enrollment!
Picking a plan is an important and personal decision. Now’s the time to think about what matters to you, and pick the Medicare plan that meets your needs. Here are some things to think about:
Does the plan cover the services you need?
Future health care needs can be hard to predict, but changes happen. Make sure you understand what services and benefits you’re likely to use in the coming year and find coverage that meets your needs. If you have other types of health or prescription drug coverage, make sure you understand how that coverage works with Medicare.
No matter what plan you pick, you’ll have better choices and more benefits thanks to the Affordable Care Act like these:
- A discount of more than 50% on covered brand-name drugs if you hit the Part D prescription drug coverage gap (“donut hole”)
- A free yearly “wellness” visit, so you can sit down with your doctor and talk about your health concerns and the best ways to stay healthy
- A host of preventive tests and screenings — including cancer screenings — most at no cost to you
What’s the cost?
The lowest-cost health plan option might not be the best choice for you – consider things like the cost of premiums and deductibles, how much you pay for hospital stays and doctor visits, and whether it’s important for you to have expenses balanced throughout the year.
How about convenience?
Your time is valuable. Where are the doctors’ offices? What are their hours? Which pharmacies can you use? Can you get prescriptions by mail? Do the doctors use electronic health records or prescribe electronically? Remember that even if you’re happy with your current plan, these answers might change from year to year.
Not all health care is created equal, and the doctors, hospitals and facilities you choose can impact your health. Open Enrollment is also a good time to ask yourself whether you’re truly satisfied with your medical care. Look for plans with a 5‑star performance rating — the right expertise and care can make a difference. The Medicare Plan Finder makes it easy to compare plans so you can pick a plan that meets your needs.
Open Enrollment only comes once a year – are you ready?
As the days get shorter and the nights get cooler, you can expect to hear more about Medicare. That’s because October 15 – December 7 is Medicare Open Enrollment, and it’s your chance to review your health care coverage and see if you need to make any changes, or if you’re happy sticking with the plan you have.
This year, you may hear a lot about the Health Insurance Marketplace. The Marketplace Open Enrollment period (October 1, 2013–March 31, 2014) overlaps with the Medicare Open Enrollment period (October 15–December 7, 2013). The Marketplace is designed to help people who don’t have any health coverage. If you have health coverage through Medicare, the Marketplace won’t have any effect on your Medicare coverage.
Over the next few months, look around – you’ll find a wealth of information about your Medicare benefits, especially in these everyday places:
1. In the mail
Look through your mail carefully — you may get important notices from your current plan, Medicare, or Social Security about changes to your coverage or any extra help you may get paying for prescription drugs.
Also look for your Medicare & You handbook. Like an old friend, it shows up around the same time every year. If you decided to “go paperless,” you’ll get an email pointing you to medicare.gov where you can get all the same information.
You’ll also start to see brochures from companies that offer Medicare health and drug plans. Just remember, be smart about protecting your personal information and your identity — plans aren’t allowed to call or come to your home without an invitation from you. And, it’s against the law for someone who knows that you have Medicare to sell you a Marketplace plan.
2. On your computer
Comparing your plan choices is important. Our Medicare Plan Finder is ready with all of the 2014 cost information to make it as easy as possible. Enter the drugs you take to find out how you can lower your costs, review the plan’s ratings to compare plan quality, and join a plan right online if you find one that meets your needs. If you haven’t used the Plan Finder before, check out our video to help you get started.
3. In newspapers, magazines, TV and radio
Take a moment as you enjoy these crisp mornings to tune into the Medicare information that’s out there. You may find a local event — somewhere right around the corner with counselors to help you, like your State Health Insurance Assistance Program. Don’t miss the chance to get personalized help if you need it!
Now’s the time to enjoy the choice and control you have over your health care coverage. Just like fall, Medicare Open Enrollment only comes once a year.


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I used to mess around with nitrous a lot when I was high. I thought it was a relatively safe drug. Just take extra vitamin b12 and youll be fine! Wrong.
After about a month of occasional nitrous huffing, i started to get intense pain in my lungs, usually about 5-6 hours after use. I would get like spasms where it was hard to breathe for a minute or so.  I had also been smoking about a pack of cigs a week. Now I know that the effects on the lungs of marijuana are questionable. Some say that a joint is as bad as a pack of cig's ( which is horribly untrue for me at least), but nitrous definitly causes pain every time I use it. It got to the point where i feared of getting lung cancer.
I have quit cigs and nitrous for the last few months, but occasionally i still get a lesser intense pain after a good joint. Whatever the case, i would say it's best to only use one drug that is inhaled/smoked. Stay Smart!
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Here we go, first natural mountain bike ride for a couple of months. Been talking about a weekender with Chris, an ex colleage and fellow mtber for a while. Snowdonia was a comman theme, but in the end, Chris suggested a circuit of Swaledale, Yorkshire as detailed in a magazine. He also mentioned the Dales Bike Centre at Grinton as the obvious place to stay. So with about 2 seconds of thought, we booked up for this weekend.
I have been trying to train for this circuit, as my bike is currently in singlespeed mode; not ideal for any Dales ride, and the Peak District Hope Triple 8 circuit was a great start. Similar gradients, abeit smaller hills were a challenge, but I did clean 2 of the 6, and rode significant portions of another 2. However, since then, I have suffered a little with the knee, but after some physio and Cannock Follow the Dog / Monkey Trail laps, I think I am just about ready.
The last couple of weeks, a little further planning has been done. After the Dales Bike Centre suggested few singlespeed compatible circuits, we have decided on the southern loop of the Booze and Crackpot round of Swaledale, possibly extending to the northern loop if legs, backs and cake supplies allow. Of particular interest to me will be my recent conversion to flat pedals; hopefully a little caution and my 661 pads will get me down in one piece…
We’ll be leaving the Midlands this evening, and hopefully dining at the Bridge Inn, Grinton this evening. Returning Sunday afternoon, with the non biking gaps filled with some photography, and beer drinking - well, we do have to rehydrate!!
Pics and report to follow…


Micah Zaayer grew up just outside of Portland, OR on a beautiful couple of acres in the Germantown area. Coming fresh out of the Oregon cannabis industry, Micah has ample experinece operating operating in a highly repgulated and competitive market.
At Bridge City Collective, Portland's first mulit-licensed cannabis retail chain, Micah lead BCC's rollout of one of Portland's first cannabis delivery services. Micah was also part of a team that recieved one of Ohio's highly-competitve, for-merit medical cannabis retail licenses in 2018.
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Micah's hobbies include gem & mineral collecting, mycology, hoticulture, hiking, motorcycles and seeking out delicious food all over the world.


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Keefer Ecological Services Ltd.
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3816 Highland RdCRANBROOK, British Columbia
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Keefer Ecological Services Ltd. (KES) has been in operation since 2005, and is recognized for its work in ecological restoration, reclamation, research using native plants and environemntal assessments (baseline date collection, analysis & technical review). We work with a number of industrial and community-based clients throughout BC including mining, hydroelectric, and oil and gas companies, First Nations, municipalities, and others.
KES is composed of a group of dynamic professionals who excel in their chosen specialization, and are adaptable and innovative team players. Most importantly, our team prides itself on a high standard of professionalism, integrity, scientific rigor and the delivery of high quality results. Michael Keefer leads our team and is considered to be one of BCs foremost experts on indigenous plants and restoration ecology. He also has a passion for sustainability, which is reflected in our business operations.
KES is dedicated to all sizes of projects and is experienced in a range of Canadas ecosystems, including old-growth forests, wetlands and grasslands, as well as disturbance types of all sizes such as coal mines, burns, hydroelectric reservoirs, transmission lines, and power generation facilities.
KES is compliant with ISNetworld and PICS and we have a process of continual improvement with our safety management systems.
Over the last 5 years we have worked with over a dozen First Nation groups from all across British Columbia. Not only have positive relationships been established, they have also been nurtured. Continual partnerships and ongoing relationship building with First Nation groups are key facets to the success of the team.
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B001-Endangered Species Studies - Plant and Animal
B003-Grazing/Range Studies
B004-Natural Resource Studies
B009-Other Natural Sciences Studies
B101-Environmental Studies Development of Environmental Impact Statements and Assessments
B109-Other Environmental Studies
B509-Other Studies and Analyses
E000-Environmental Services
E199-Other Environmental Services
F000-Natural Resources Services
F002-Forest/Range Fire Rehabilitation Services (non-construction)
F003-Forest Tree Planting Services
F006-Crop Services (incl. Seed Collection and Production Services)
F007-Seedling Production/Transplanting Services
F008-Tree Breeding Services (incl. ornamental shrub)
F010-Other Range/Forest Improvements Services (non-construction)
F020-Other Wildlife Management Services
F040-Surface Mining Reclamation Services (non-construction)
F042-Other Services Incidental to Mining Except Those Listed in F040
F050-Recreation Site Maintenance Services (non-construction)
F059-Other Natural Resources and Conservation Services
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Key / Major clients:
Royal Roads UniversityBritish Columbia Ministry of Forests and Range
Teck Resources
Lhoosk'uz Dene Nation
Ulkatcho First Nation
CanAus Coal
Jameson Resources
Success stories:
Full-Spectrum Environmental ServiceDeveloping and implementing all elements of statistically significant research studies including design, layout, monitoring, stats, and reporting
Biodiversity management planning
Environmental assessments and permitting
Environmental monitoring services during all phases of development
Environmental project management
Coordinating regulatory filings
Facilitating interactions with regulators
Environmental Management Plans
Preparing and reviewing permit applications
Wildlife, vegetation and habitat assessments
Plant Ecology
Mitigation strategies in connection with end land-use objectives
Strategies for water use reduction through the use of xeriscaping techniques
Prescription development for a range of ecosystems based on site conditions present and Ecological Land Unit (ELU) objectives
Seed collection and seedling planting services
Plant research, inventory and rare plant recovery
Invasive plant management and Invasive Plant Management Plans (IPMPs)
Native plant research for reclamation and restoration use
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Water monitoring and water quality assessments
Erosion and sediment control design
Wetland creation
Riparian restoration
Fish habitat enhancement design
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B001-Endangered Species Studies - Plant and Animal
B003-Grazing/Range Studies
B004-Natural Resource Studies
B009-Other Natural Sciences Studies
B101-Environmental Studies Development of Environmental Impact Statements and Assessments
B109-Other Environmental Studies
B509-Other Studies and Analyses
E000-Environmental Services
E199-Other Environmental Services
F000-Natural Resources Services
F002-Forest/Range Fire Rehabilitation Services (non-construction)
F003-Forest Tree Planting Services
F006-Crop Services (incl. Seed Collection and Production Services)
F007-Seedling Production/Transplanting Services
F008-Tree Breeding Services (incl. ornamental shrub)
F010-Other Range/Forest Improvements Services (non-construction)
F020-Other Wildlife Management Services
F040-Surface Mining Reclamation Services (non-construction)
F042-Other Services Incidental to Mining Except Those Listed in F040
F050-Recreation Site Maintenance Services (non-construction)
F059-Other Natural Resources and Conservation Services
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Key / Major clients:
Royal Roads UniversityBritish Columbia Ministry of Forests and Range
Teck Resources
Lhoosk'uz Dene Nation
Ulkatcho First Nation
CanAus Coal
Jameson Resources
Success stories:
Full-Spectrum Environmental ServiceDeveloping and implementing all elements of statistically significant research studies including design, layout, monitoring, stats, and reporting
Biodiversity management planning
Environmental assessments and permitting
Environmental monitoring services during all phases of development
Environmental project management
Coordinating regulatory filings
Facilitating interactions with regulators
Environmental Management Plans
Preparing and reviewing permit applications
Wildlife, vegetation and habitat assessments
Plant Ecology
Mitigation strategies in connection with end land-use objectives
Strategies for water use reduction through the use of xeriscaping techniques
Prescription development for a range of ecosystems based on site conditions present and Ecological Land Unit (ELU) objectives
Seed collection and seedling planting services
Plant research, inventory and rare plant recovery
Invasive plant management and Invasive Plant Management Plans (IPMPs)
Native plant research for reclamation and restoration use
Water
Watershed management planning and hydrologic analysis
Water monitoring and water quality assessments
Erosion and sediment control design
Wetland creation
Riparian restoration
Fish habitat enhancement design
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Jennifer Aniston gets a kiss from Gwen Stefani at the People's Choice Awards
by Nate DayMove over, Blake Shelton!
Backstage at the E! People's Choice Awards on Sunday night, Jennifer Aniston, 50, posed for a photo with Gwen Stefani, and the "Hollaback Girl" singer, 50, planted one on the cheek of the "Friends" star.
JENNIFER ANISTON THANKS ICONIC 'FRIENDS' ROLE FOR HER SUCCESSFUL CAREER
The duo met over 15 years ago through their now-ex-husbands Brad Pitt and Gavin Rossdale, who were close pals.
Both Aniston and Stefani picked up awards on Sunday, Aniston winning the People's Icon award and Stefani earning the Fashion Icon award.
MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY HONORS TROOPS IN INSTAGRAM POST: 'THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE'
In her acceptance speech, Aniston thanked the show "Friends" for helping to launch her career and for leading to her success.
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“If I have any claim to this word ‘icon,’ it’s only because I was able to be on an iconic show, with an iconic cast, and an iconic haircut," she said.
"'Friends' was truly... it was the gift of a lifetime, and I would not be standing up here without that amazing show, without those amazing five other actors, and with an audience who stuck with us," the actress added.
For Stefani's part, she gave a shoutout to her “babe” Shelton, 43, while accepting her award. The star became the second person to ever receive the accolade after Victoria Beckham took home the inaugural honor in 2018.


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Vengeful Spirit
Tips
- Wave of Terror is a useful spell for scouting out dangerous territory because of its massive
range+vision.
- Wave of Terror affects spell immune units and Roshan. It can also disable clarities and salves.
- Vengeance Aura only amplifies base damage and damage from attribute items, not +damage items.
- Vlad's can be a worthwhile pickup on VS, because if you're standing around your carry, you'll be giving
them +51% bonus damage with both Vengeance+Vladmir's Aura.
- Nether Swap goes through spell immunity.
- If you're ever against an Enigma, your assignment is to sit around and play with your hair until you can
use Swap to break Black Hole.
- Glimmer Cape can be a powerful pickup on VS since you can invisibly get into position to Swap, Swap a
hero, and then fade out again.
- Aether Lens effectively boosts Nether Swap's range to the next skill point level.
Counters
- Wave of Terror is basically an AoE Medallion once maxed. This means that it's very easy for VS's team to
take Rosh early and it means that tower diving a VS can be very dangerous.
- When you're 20 minutes in on a terrible game and you're trying to make yourself feel better by asking,
"Who has the better late game?" The answer is typically the team with VS on it. Vengeance Aura gets
stronger as (most) carries get stronger. End soon against a VS before she starts beefing up her carries
or turns into one herself.
 If you're not contributing much to what your team does next (like
pushing a tower), stay away from your team.
- At level 16, Nether Swap's range is 1200, which is dangerously long. During T3 tower defenses, make sure
that the enemy team doesn't have wards on your high ground otherwise your carry is going to get swapped.


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#include "rs-core/kwargs.hpp"
template <typename K> struct
Kwarg
template <typename A> ... Kwarg::
operator=
(const A& arg) const
template <typename K, typename V, typename... Args> bool
kwget
(const Kwarg<K>& key, V& var, const Args&... args)
This provides a simple implementation of variadic keyword arguments for C++ functions.
Define a Kwarg<K>
object for each keyword argument, where K
is the
argument type. Functions that will take keyword arguments should be declared
with a variadic argument pack, possibly preceded by ordinary positional
arguments. The variadic arguments must be passed by reference, since the
global Kwarg
objects are identified by address.
When calling the function, the keyword arguments should be supplied in the
form key=value
, where key
is a Kwarg<K>
object, and value
is the
argument value. The value type must be convertible to K
. If K
is bool
,
the keyword alone can be passed as an argument, with the value defaulting to
true
.
In the function body, call kwget()
for each possible keyword argument, with
the corresponding Kwarg<K>
object as the key, a reference to the variable
that will receive the value, and the variadic arguments from the enclosing
function. The variable passed by reference will be updated with the value
supplied with the key, or left unchanged if no corresponding keyword argument
was supplied. The return value indicates whether the variable was updated. If
the same key appears more than once in the actual argument list, it is
unspecified which value will be copied.
Example:
constexpr Kwarg<int> win_width, win_height;
constexpr Kwarg<string> win_title;
constexpr Kwarg<bool> win_visible;
class Window {
public:
template <typename... Args> explicit Window(const Args&... args) {
int width = 640, height = 480;
string title = "New Window";
bool visible = false;
kwget(win_width, width, args...);
kwget(win_height, height, args...);
kwget(win_title, title, args...);
kwget(win_visible, visible, args...);
// ...
}
};
Window app_window(win_title = "Hello World", win_width = 1024, win_height = 768, win_visible);