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1. Time management
It's important to take regular breaks to embrace full brain capacity. Time doesn't equal quality of learning, it needs quality time to engage in deep learning experiences. I started to really enjoy a 20min learning cycle, which allowed me to opt for a break if neccessary or continue with my challenges for another 20min.
2. Problem solving via duck
It had been surprising to learn about the value of talking to a plastic duck. My kids thought that I've lost my marbles, but it has helped me to clarify the task and the path towards the goal in my challenge.
3. I'm also all about the growth mindset and it's rewarding to actively acknowledge the process. The time pressure of learning new skills have been a little bit of an oximoron, but I felt it was definetly achieveable. The right learning environment supports neurodiverse capacities and that's the reason why I'm really looking forward to use my brain plasticity in the next upcoming weeks - supported by a brilliant team of lifelong learners.
Empathy is required to find understanding for eachother, it enables us to connect and thrive towards a collective vision, and it enables us to truely embrace human capabilities - together.
Everyone has been very helpful for example on slack. I've always received advice when needed, people have been supportive, and the overall learning environment has been set up on a much deeper level than I've expected, with individual support, mentorship, teamwork, ... which enables a real amazing life experience and for everyone involved.
Probably the problem solving section - which programming is all about. Keep the head clear and continue embracing Carol Dweck's growth mindset - even in times of time pressure.
Programming/creating solutions is all about teamwork and therefore it's necessary to set up a working/learning environment based on trust and empathy, in which people feel accepted, can be authentic and work within their strengths and weaknesses. The bootcamp style of learning/working (a high pressure environment) requires a team that knows it's people very well - to create the best outcome for everyone involved.
It has been an enriching learning experience to have people by myside walking the same talk. We have been able to support eachother and learn from eachothers questions - guided by all the core sprints, which have been setting us up for a shared and safe learning environment online and for the bootcamp to come. People need to feel safe to feel comfortable to embrace their full human potential.


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Debugging is many things, but I often think of it as the art of testing assumptions. Usually, a problem starts like this.  There’s a disconnect — you know what you told the code to do, but that doesn’t seem to be what it’s actually doing.
In other words, you’ve got assumptions about what’s happening — what code statements are running, what path your code is taking through conditions and loops, and what data your variables are holding. Here’s the thing: at least one of these assumptions is wrong. And the best way to track down the spot where your expectations diverge from the reality of your code is with debugging tools.
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Occasionally, you may want to limit bean properties to only those defined on a parent class or interface. This is accomplished through interface filters.
Interface filters are defined through the following:
For example, let's define the following interface and implementation:
Suppose we only want to render the properties defined on our interface, not the implementation. To do so, we can define the following bean filter:
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non-BeanFilter
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class could have been avoided altogether by just
passing in MyInterface.
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The annotation can be used in a couple of ways.
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Ten minutes or so after popping a gelcap full of this smelly substance, I began to feel a queasy tightening in my stomach. I thought it was odd, because I'd assumed the gelcap would take at least ten minutes to dissolve, and from what I’d heard about AMT, I thought it built up over the first hour or two, not at all prepared for the waves of electricity coming up my spine.  And unfortunately, the overriding sensation was 'Oh fuck, I just poisoned myself.' I had taken the pill on an empty stomach.
I stumbled to the bathroom down the hall to puke.  I hung my head over the toilet and retched several times. Just a godawful almost sinister taste. My roommate was in the bathroom and when he heard me trying to purge my guts, he asked if I was okay.   I went into this experience with a cold, and he was deathly afraid that I might give it to him.  At least he scurried off somewhere else, because I was freaking out at the idea of having to pretend I wasn't under the influence of some really bizarre psychedelic.
 Euuughh. I sat in the stall for awhile. The toilet paper dispenser became visually interesting. The sides were melting, the visuals were different from LSD, everything looked more solid and oozy.
I left the bathroom and managed to find the lounge in this state, still feeling quite nauseous, generally ill. Two girls were watching Ace Ventura Pet Detective at three in the afternoon, so I decided to join them. The movie's horrible script made me feel even more ill, but I decided to watch it anyway. When it was over, I made way back to my room, drenched in sweat. I thought perhaps I was allergic to this compound and maybe I was going into shock.  I tried calling a few friends, just to have someone to talk to, someone I trusted. Nobody was home so I just lay there, examining the many textures of a bauhaus poster, watching my roommate's guitar stand stretch and bend, waiting for the physical side effects to diminish so I might be able to appreciate these other aspects.
Over the course of the next two to three hours, which were ridiculously long, I just let my eyes absorb the room. I was definitely having LSD-like visuals, strong after-images, dense trails, an odd, shiny phosphorescence was coming off the walls. I eventually gathered enough courage to get up and turn on some music. modest mouse helped me feel slightly better.
As physical symptoms resolved themselves, I ventured to get up and move about and start talking to people.  I remember being pretty surprised at how normal my thought patterns were. I felt altogether lucid four hours after taking the drug. We talked for awhile and he gave no indication that I sounded like I've sounded before when I was frying or on mushrooms. There was no mind melt as with acid. I actually think that's the best part of doing LSD is the alternating feelings of utter profundity and absurdity. AMT is not really a bulldozer in that aspect then.
I think I was just too physically sick to note the better aspects of this trip. I will give it another chance someday, lower dose most likely. I just don't see how you can beat good ol LSD.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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My name is Whitney. And I get down with DBC San Francisco.
I have been a vegetarian for 3 years as a philosophical exercise.
I moonlit as a volunteer curator at a secret art gallery in Oakland.
I was shunned for loving Android devices while working at Apple.
I hail from the city in Texas that is also home to
Again, in order of importance...
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The prospect of creating wealth in CRE attracts many people. Although it's obtainable, it is not for everyone. CRE is tough, especially in the beginning, but this doesn't mean you will not enjoy the challenge. However, it will depend upon your attitude.
Don't worry, this is not a "if you believe it, you can achieve it" style article. Rather, it's an acknowledgement that attitude is a systemic part of success, or failure. There are qualities that are commonly found in top commercial agents. Whether they are inherent or cultivated, these qualities are components of an attitude primed for results. Although the qualities seem cliché at face value, they form a dynamic relationship. Each quality is strengthened and supported by the next. The result: a mental architecture for long term effectiveness.
There is a reason so many people try to get into commercial real estate, and why so many drop out. There are serious obstacles and to overcome them you need the right mindset. Some of the major challenges agents face include:
- Survival - the first few years with little to no income while building your business.
- Rejection - for every yes you may hear twenty no's.
- Disappointment - watching deals falling apart just before completion.
- Exhaustion - the hours can be long and intense.
- Competition - the strong survive and often have tight footholds in the market.
Such challenges tend to weed out many new agents. Despite many different personalities types and skill sets, the hardships of CRE filter a select few to endure a long and successful career. They share an attitude built of similar characteristics including:
Determination
The ones who last in CRE are fueled by determination. They work towards exceeding their own objectives. Resilience and relentlessness shield them from distraction, defeat and exhaustion. Whatever the motivation, be it pressure or passion, determination is a driving factor for success. A good rule of thumb is to not leave the office until you have scheduled at least one meeting for another day.
Discipline
Self discipline is mandatory. Once the proper habits and procedures for success are identified, they must be actualized. The successful agent creates their plan for growth, and then they follow it rigorously. They habitually define their day to day activities, and prioritize them accordingly. They also stay disciplined managing their money and are able to survive, or even thrive when the market tanks. They keep stress minimized by managing their personal time and activities.
Discipline
Spaceflights cannot be stopped. This is not the work of any one man or even a group of men. It is a historical process which mankind is carrying out in accordance with the natural laws of human development.
Self Confidence
In the CRE world, confidence is ubiquitous. Although brokers will sometimes overcompensate with aggressiveness, or just outright cockiness, you need the confidence to stand your ground. Please keep in mind, this is not always an inherit trait, and that is ok. Confidence can be forged. Investing in knowledge is the foundation for maneuvering in the CRE arena comfortably. If you need improvement in this area, you are already on the right track. You will be dealing with some very savvy people. Brokers learn to detect weakness in others just to survive in CRE, especially when they have to share their commission. Learning your craft inside and out helps even the playing field.
Even though you are leasing, and your service is generally at no charge to your client, you are selling yourself.  You must believe in yourself if others are going to trust you and you must trust yourself to ultimately do the right thing. You may consider a stoic approach. Toughening up and disciplining yourself in key areas may provide the edge you need to pursue that high profile meeting, or push back when necessary.
Growth
Top performers are constantly striving for personal and professional growth. As they directly affect each other, it is natural to find this ambition inherent in successful agents. It is based on a desire for improvement. The agent who continuously strives to be better is far more likely to actually be better. Whether we are talking about knowledge, skill sets, finances, relationships or deal flow, the successful are monitoring their own growth. These interval improvements help fuel motivation and keep the agent on track with the larger scale objectives.
Exercise tends to be the preferred method among brokers for maintaining health and minimizing stress. A consistent workout schedule will help improve your attitude, provide additional energy, strength, and the confidence to get the job done.
Despite a diverse schedule, top performers develop a tolerance for certain mundane and repetitive tasks because they have identified what works. They develop a willingness to narrow their focus because they already see the big picture.


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Historical Background
Hurricanes and tropical storms can be devastating events, with impacts that can take years to recover from, or even alter the future of a city.
Prior to September 9, 1900, Galveston Texas was one of Texas' largest cities, home to a large commercially important port and the fourth largest population in Texas. On that day, however, the course of Galveston's future would be changed, making way for Houston to replace Galveston as Texas' most commercially important port.
At the time of the Galveston Hurricane, mechanisms for tropical storm warnings were in their infancy, relying on reports from locations that had already been impacted by the storm or ships that had encountered the storm by chance. Without the benefit of satellites, hurricane hunter aircraft or a series of buoys throughout the Atlantic Ocean, and due to political tension between the United States and Cuba, forecasters did not have a good mechanism for forecasting the path or intensity of tropical storms. So, on September 4, 1900 when a report of the storm passing through Cuba reached the Galveston National Weather Bureau Office, forecasters were already at a disadvantage. Pair that with an incorrect assumption that the storm had begun a curve northward near Florida, and the residents of Galveston were left with very little time to prepare.
When the hurricane made landfall on September 9, the 145 mile per hour (estimated) winds, and resultant storm surge devastated the city of Galveston. A barrier island with a maximum elevation of 8.7 feet above sea level at that time was no match for the 15 foot storm surge. This storm, with its estimated death toll of 8,000 to 12,000 is the deadliest hurricane to ever impact the United States, and with the destruction of more than 3,600 houses and many other structures is the second most costly.
Since this hurricane, we've seen several improvements, both in technology and practice that have led to improvements in the forecasting of tropical storm systems. These improvements, however, cannot account for the sheer force and power of these storms, as we've seen with large storms like Katrina and Harvey (among others) in the past several years. This dataset looks at the 6 hour observations for tropical storm systems in the Atlantic basin for storms observed from 1851 to 2017.
This definitely is not the first time that hurricane data has been visualized in Tableau, but we're curious what new insights or visualizations you can find and create with this dataset. Take some time to post your work to Tableau Public and Twitter with the hashtag #ThrowbackThursday, tagging @TThrowbackThurs. We'd really love to see what you can come up with!
Data Source
This week's dataset comes from the National Hurricane Center. Check out the Data Dictionary for column definitions! Please be sure to cite the source on your viz.


Overview
- What is ad-hoc commands
- Use cases for ad-hoc commands
- ad-hoc vs playbook
- Ansible command syntax
- Common modules
What is an ad-hoc Ansible Command
- You can either run ansible either ad-hoc or as a playbook, both have the same
capabilities.
- Ad-hoc commands are basically one-liners. You can run a single command or an
ansible module with some parameters against a target host or a group of hosts in an inventory
file. You will get feedback on how that command or module ran.
- Where as a playbook would be a series of tasks or modules with paramters get
run against a group of hosts.
Use cases for Ad-hoc
- Operational Commands
- Checking log contents - quick production checks
- Daemon control - stop or start a particular daemon across few 100s
of servers
- Process management - Kill a process within all the servers
- Informational Commands
- Check installed software on a particular host / group of hosts.
- Check system properties.
- Gathering system performance information (CPU, diskspace, memory
use).
- Research
- Work with unfamiliar modules on test systems.
- Practice for playbook engineering.
AD-HOC VS Playbook
| Ad-hoc mode |
Playbook mode |
| command : ansible |
command: ansible-playbook |
| effective for one-time commands, operational activities, information gathering and research |
effective for deployments, routine tasks, system deployments. |
| similar to a single bash command |
similar to a bash script |
Ansible Command Syntax
Example : installing apache
# httpd-servers group
# inventory file ansible/inv.ini
# -b is become to root user by default
# -m is the module, in this case yum module,
# -a is used to pass argument to the module,
# name is the name of the package,
# state is the version in this case latest.
# -f is the flag to fork, default is 5 (run the command against 5 servers at a
# time) here we are setting it to 100
ansible httpd-servers -i ansible/inv.ini -b -m yum -a "name-httpd state-latest"
-f 100
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| Validate server is up and reachable |
Gather ansible facts |
Use yum package manager |
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Exception reports highlight records that may require some attention from media planning teams. If spend or other measures in CCR’s report don’t match expectations, end users may want to check here to cross-reference CCR’s more granular data against other data sources.
For instance, if a particular placement doesn’t appear in a performance report, you may want to check the Date Capped exception report to determine if that placement’s delivery occurred outside of the planned flight period. Alternately, you can check the Prisma Orphan exception report to determine that no data was received from DCM or Sizmek.
In many cases, these records represent normal planning and trafficking activity. For instance, planned records without delivery may simply represent campaign planning for future months. Spend-capped records are provided as a reference, to identify when delivered costs exceeded the plan for given placements and creatives in a package.
In other cases, adjustments may be needed. For instance, date capped records may represent a need to update package flight start dates in Prisma.
Please note, all the reports have data available from 1/1/2015 to the prior day except for Moat whose data is available only from 5/1/2016.
CCR uses the following data sources:
Campaign Management Tool: Prisma
Primary Ad Servers: DFA & Sizmek
Campaign Verification: DoubleVerify & Moat
The Exception Report workbook is separated into four worksheets. Each worksheet returns rows where the given exception was observed.
Please note, future versions of CCR will also include Ad Server only records as well that don’t correspond to any campaign management data.
These reports share the same definition. Click here for details on the report definition. A summary of the four exception reports given below:
This section covers some important information you must know about the downloaded reports.
File Format
All report files downloaded from the CCR website are Excel Files. When the user opens the files for the first time, they will need to click on the “Enable Content” button that appears on top of the file.
Note: Make sure you have Excel 2013 to use these reports. Some functionality may not work if you have a lower version of Excel.
Note: On clicking the “Enable Content” button, the file will automatically refresh to display the client data the user has access to. For this automatic refresh to take place, make sure you’re on GroupM network or VPN. Please allow a moment for the report to fetch all of your data.
Note: Make sure you have approved access to the data.
“Refresh Data” Button
The “Refresh Data” button helps you to refresh the reports to the latest available data. Clicking on this button will not reset your filters. The data is processed on a daily basis, and the latest data available at any time is 48 hours prior to the current date at launch. Overtime, we will aim to reduce this to a 24 hour window.
“Clear Filters” Button
The “Clear Filters” button resets all selected filters.
Details of the filter parameters are given below:
| Dimension Name | Description |
| Client | Client name |
| Product | Product name |
| Campaign Name | The Campaign Name |
| Campaign Start Date | The campaign start date |
| Campaign End Date | The campaign end date |
| Supplier Name | Name of the supplier as setup in Prisma. |
| Site Name | Name of the website where the placement will appear. |
| Placement Name | The placement name |
| Placement Start Date | Planned start date for the package or standalone placement. |
| Placement End Date | Planned end date for the package or standalone placement. |
| Cost Method | Cost method that determines how ads in the placement are priced. For example, CPC. |
| Unit Dimension | The size of the placement |
| Inventory Type | Type of digital Inventory (platform, Format, FEP) e.g. Console FEP, Mobile App |
| Targeting Type 1 | Behavioral, re-targeting, contextual, demographics, etc. |
| Targeting Type 2 | Behavioral, re-targeting, contextual, demographics, etc. |
| Source Actual Impressions | The actual source of the delivered units. This could be the third party ad server or delivery data coming in from Prisma. The selection of the source is dependent on the cost method. |
| Date | Date of the delivery, or, for planned placements without delivery, the placement start date. |
| Metric Name | Description |
| Planned Impressions | Number of impressions the campaign is scheduled to achieve. Note: Planned Impressions may not always be established in Prisma by the media planning team, so it's possible to see delivered impressions where no impressions are planned. |
| Actual Impressions | Number of impressions delivered for the campaign. This value is always uncapped. |
| Clicks | The total number of clicks made on an ad. |
| Planned Cost | Total planned spend for the campaign. |
Actual Capped Cost |
Capping methods: Date Capped: Cost is "date capped", meaning that no spend is reported outside of planned flight dates. Cost Capped: This occurs at the package and flight level. Which means:
Because capping occurs at a package level, which may add complexity at lower or higher levels of aggregation, the most reliable way to monitor pacing is via the running sum reports. |
| Actual Uncapped Cost | Total actual spend reported for the campaign. |


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‘Healthy’ foods tricking Aussie shoppers
by AAPAUSTRALIANS may be getting tricked by the marketing of supposedly healthy products, consumer advocates warn.
Consumer group Choice has called on federal Health Minister Greg Hunt to make the health star rating system compulsory for all packaged products.
When star ratings are present, consumers are far less focused on marketing gimmicks when making their shopping decisions, the group says.
A Choice survey found just 52 per cent of Australians rely on product packaging when the rating system is present, compared to 75 per cent if it’s not shown.
Two-thirds of participating shoppers chose fewer healthy cereals based on the product labelling, for example, with only 37 per cent identifying the healthiest cereal.
Shoppers were also quizzed on their knowledge of products commonly perceived to be healthy.
Without the rating system, 74 per cent of shoppers said one of the products they were shown was healthy but when its rating of 1.5 stars out of five was added, only 41 per cent said it was.
“Too many food brands still try to trick us into buying their unhealthy products with misleading images and claims,” Choice food policy expert Linda Przhedetsky said.
“A compulsory health star rating system will help disrupt the food industry’s tricks.”
Richard Colbeck, the minister responsible for the system, said changes to the rating system were considered by both Australia and New Zealand.
He said both Australian and New Zealand health ministers were set to make a decision on a report on the ratings at a meeting this Friday.
The report on five years of the system made a number of recommendations, including changing how it was calculated and setting higher industry uptake targets.
Choice has long been critical of the rating system, saying it sometimes improperly gives healthier ratings to products with high amounts of sugar or salt.


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Introduction
Welcome to the AWSLambdaRouter documentation!
AWSLambdaRouter is a simple HTTP router inspired by Express.js router's syntax. It allows you to transfer your stateless Express application to an AWS Lambda using the proxy integration of AWS API Gateway.
Installation
npm install aws-lambda-router-wn --save
Instantiation
const AWSLambdaRouter = require('aws-lambda-router-wn');
const app = new AWSLambdaRouter();
// declare your routes here
exports.handler = (event, context, callback) => {
app.serve(event, callback);
};
This is the basic implementation of the AWSLambdaRouter.
The constructor does not require any parameters as it only instantiate an AWSLambdaRouter object. The serve function receives directly the event and the callback from the AWS Lambda handler.
You should not have to alter this basic configuration. to use the AWSLambdaRouter.
Creating routes
Of course this basic configuration won't do anything without any route declaration.
As AWSLambdaRouter is inspired by Express.js, we tried to keep a syntax already known by thousands of developers.
GET methods
const AWSLambdaRouter = require('aws-lambda-router-wn');
const app = new AWSLambdaRouter();
app.get('/', (request, response) => {
response(null, {text: 'hello world'});
});
app.get('/todo', (request, response) => {
// getAllTodos is a fictional function, just for the example
const todos = getAllTodos();
response(null, {todos: todos});
});
exports.handler = (event, context, callback) => {
app.serve(event, callback);
};
By default, AWSLambdaRouter response type is 'application/json'
The get function takes a path and a callback function as parameters.
The callback function must be able to receive a request object and a response function.
POST methods
app.post('/todo/add', (request, response) => {
const todo = request.body.todo;
const newTodo = insertTodo(todo);
response(null, {status: 'todo added', todo: newTodo.id});
});
By default, AWSLambdaRouter will expect request's Content-Type to be 'application/json'
The post function also takes a path and a callback function as parameters.
As for the get function, the callback function must be able to receive a request object and a response function.
The body parameters are accessible from the request.body variable.
DELETE methods
app.delete('/todo', (request, response) => {
const todo = request.body.todo;
deleteTodo(todo);
response(null, {status: 'todo deleted'});
});
The delete function also takes a path and a callback function as parameters.
As for the get function, the callback function must be able to receive a request object and a response function.
The body parameters are accessible from the request.body variable.
Other methods
app.route('PUT', '/todo/batch', (request, response) => {
const todos = request.body.todos;
const newTodos = insertLoadsOfTodos(todos);
response(null, {status: 'todos inserted', todos: newTodos});
});
You can also use the route function to declare your route.
The route function takes a method, a path and a callback function as parameters.
Method is not case sensitive; e.g. you can write post or POST.
The callback function must be able to receive a request object and a response function.
The body parameters are accessible from the request.body variable.
Supported paths
app.get('/', (request, response) => {
response(null, {text: 'hello world'});
});
app.get('/example', (request, response) => {
response(null, {text: 'hello world'});
});
app.get('/example/hello/world', (request, response) => {
response(null, {text: 'hello world'});
});
Here are some examples of the paths you can use to declare your route.
Callback functions
Every routes must have a callback function. This function will be executed if the event's path and method match one the AWSLambdaRouter route declaration.
The callback function must accept a request object and a response function as parameters.
Request object
Example of a raw request object
{
"resource": "/",
"path": "/",
"httpMethod": "POST",
"headers": {
"Accept": "*/*",
"Accept-Encoding": "gzip, deflate",
"Authorization": "Bearer *************",
"cache-control": "no-cache",
"CloudFront-Forwarded-Proto": "https",
"CloudFront-Is-Desktop-Viewer": "true",
"CloudFront-Is-Mobile-Viewer": "false",
"CloudFront-Is-SmartTV-Viewer": "false",
"CloudFront-Is-Tablet-Viewer": "false",
"CloudFront-Viewer-Country": "GB",
"Content-Type": "application/json",
"Custom-Header": "thisisacustomheader",
"Host": "******.execute-api.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com",
"Postman-Token": "ce28c4b2-9c45-48f2-8793-8ab1ff0bc25c",
"User-Agent": "PostmanRuntime/6.4.1",
"Via": "1.1 *****.cloudfront.net (CloudFront)",
"X-Amz-Cf-Id": "*******",
"X-Amzn-Trace-Id": "********",
"X-Forwarded-For": "**.**.**.**, **.**.**.**",
"X-Forwarded-Port": "443",
"X-Forwarded-Proto": "https"
},
"queryStringParameters": {
"test1": "hello",
"test2": "world"
},
"pathParameters": null,
"stageVariables": null,
"requestContext": {
"path": "/prod",
"accountId": "*******",
"resourceId": "******",
"stage": "prod",
"requestId": "******",
"identity": {
"cognitoIdentityPoolId": null,
"accountId": null,
"cognitoIdentityId": null,
"caller": null,
"apiKey": "",
"sourceIp": "**.**.**.**",
"accessKey": null,
"cognitoAuthenticationType": null,
"cognitoAuthenticationProvider": null,
"userArn": null,
"userAgent": "PostmanRuntime/6.4.1",
"user": null
},
"resourcePath": "/",
"httpMethod": "POST",
"apiId": "*******"
},
"body": "{\n\t\"data\": [\n\t\t{\n\t\t\t\"foo\":\"bar\"\n\t\t}\n\t]\n}",
"isBase64Encoded": false
}
The request object will contain any information you need from the request receive by API Gateway and transferred to your Lambda.
The things you'll probably need are: 1. request.queryStringParameters 2. request.body 3. request.headers
Response function
app.get('/', (request, response) => {
response(null, {text: 'hello world'});
});
app.get('/forced-error', (request, response) => {
response(new Error('This is an error message'), null);
});
app.get('/index', (request, response) => {
response(null, `
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>title</title>

A random website

`);
}, {
responseType: 'text/html'
});
The response function takes two parameters.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| error | A JavaScript Error object, should be null if the request is successful. |
| data | The data that will be sent in the HTTP response. Can be a JavaScript object, as well a String. |
Options
app.route('POST','/foo', (request, response) => {
const param = request.body;
response(null, `<div>foo:${param.foo}</div>`);
}, {
bodyType: 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded',
responseType: 'text/html'
});
The functions get, post, delete, and route, can take an additional, optional parameters: options.
The options parameters should be a JavaScript object. Here are the available options.
| Parameter | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| bodyType | application/json | Sets the expected Content-Type of the request received for thie route. |
| responseType | application/json | Sets the Content-Type of the response for this route. |
Retrieve parameters
Query string parameters
// When GET /example?id=1&name=John is sent
app.get('/example', (request, response) => {
const id = request.queryStringParameters.id;
const name = request.queryStringParameters.name;
response(null, {text: `Hello ${name}`}); //'Hello John'
});
In the callback function, you can retrieve query string parameters in the request.queryStringParameters object. You don't need to specify the parameters that will be required in the route configuration.
Body parameters
app.post('/example', (request, response) => {
const id = request.body.id;
const name = request.body.name;
response(null, {text: `Hello ${name}`}); //'Hello John'
});
app.post('/example/form', (request, response) => {
const id = request.body.id;
const name = request.body.name;
response(null, {text: `Hello ${name}`}); //'Hello John'
}, {
bodyType: 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'
});
In the callback function, you can retrieve query string parameters in the request.body object.
Depending on the Content-Type of the request receive by API Gateway and by the Lambda, you might want to change the bodyType options.
Request headers
app.get('/', (request, response) => {
const headers = request.headers;
response(null, {text: 'hello world'});
});
In the callback function, you can retrieve headers in the request.body object.
API Gateway Configuration
- First, create a new API on AWS API Gateway (it's important that you use 1 API for 1 AWSLambdaRouter).
- You should have a '/' route with no methods configured, create a new resource using the actions button.
- Click on
configure as proxy resource
and leave the field as they are, enable the CORS configuration if you wish (this will add OPTIONS route). You should have something similar to the image below: - Click on create, you should be redirect to the configuration of the ANY method, configure it as a Lambda proxy, and enter the name of your lambda, like below:
- Click on save, select the '/' route and click on the actions button to create a new ANY method (this time for the '/' route, not '/{proxy+}'.
- Configure the new ANY method like the previous one.
- Enable CORS on the '/' route if needed.
- In the end, you should have something similar for your two ANY method, like this image below:
- Use the actions button to deploy your API.


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Constructor
new Modlog(client)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
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client |
Boebot | The client the bot was created with. |
- Source:
Members
color :number
The hex color for the embed.
Type:
- number
- Source:
embed :external:Discord.MessageEmbed
The MessageEmbed.
Type:
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title :string
The embed title.
Type:
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Methods
send(msg) → {void}
Sends the embed to the modlog channel.
Parameters:
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msg |
external:Discord.Message | A Discord message. |
- Source:
Returns:
Sends the message.
- Type
- void
setMember(member) → {class}
Sets the offending member for the embed.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
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member |
external:Discord.User | external:Discord.GuildMember | The offending member. |
- Source:
Returns:
This class.
- Type
- class
setMod(mod) → {class}
Sets the moderator for the embed.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
mod |
external:Discord.GuildMember | The moderator that created the action. |
- Source:
Returns:
This class.
- Type
- class
setReason(reason) → {class}
Sets the reason in the embed.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
reason |
string | The reason for the action. |
- Source:
Returns:
This class.
- Type
- class
setType(type) → {class}
Sets the type of the embed.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
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type |
string | The type of the embed. |
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Returns:
This class.
- Type
- class


Comparison of the election programs of the parties for the 2021 german federal election.
INTRODUCTION
The content of the webpage is developed as a student project for the course "Visualisation". The goal is to get quick insights about the content of the election programs of the parties for the 2021 german federal election.
OPTIONS
In the following, various options can be used that can also change the results. Since the calculations are very complex, loading times can be long.
| At the beginning only the election programs of the parties currently represented in the Bundestag are considered. If you want to see all parties that are eligible for election in the constituency (Erfurt - Weimar - Weimarer Land II (constituency 193)), please tick the box. | |
| At the beginning only the frequency of the words within an election program is calculated. (Term Frequency) With the selection of Inverse Document Frequency (IDF), the occurrence of a word in all election programs is taken into account. Words that only appear in a few election programs are considered more important than words that are represented in all documents. | |
| Stemming or the normal form reduction should help to convert the words to their normal form. Since there can be many changes to a root word in the German language, this function was implemented. Unfortunately, this only works to a limited extent here. For the sake of interest, however, this function was retained and made available as an option. |
COMPARISON CLOUD
In this wordcloud you can choose two parties whose most commonly used words are presented with the respective colors. The more important the party's word, the larger and more colorful it is.
Bar chart
The bar chart is used to get an overview about keywords for all chosen parties. It is possible to just look single keywords up. There is also the possibility to change the ordering.
MOSTLY USED WORDS
Here are the three most commonly used words per party.


This class implements A* shortest path for point-to-point case, and Dijkstra for origin case.
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This class implements A* shortest path for point-to-point case, and Dijkstra for origin case.
- Author
- Boshen Chen
- Parameters
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| netPointer | network. |
| odMatrix | O-D matrix. |
| void Astar::calculate |
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originIndex | ) |
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Calculates shortest path from origin originIndex to all other nodes that are reachable from this origin.
Implements ShortestPath.
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Calculates shortest path from origin originIndex to destination destIndex. If it is not over-ridden by children classes usual shortest path from a given origin to all other nodes is called.
Reimplemented from ShortestPath.
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destIndex | ) |
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- shortest path distance to node destIndex
Implements ShortestPath.
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destIndex | ) |
const |
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- Returns
- pointer to a link that belongs to the shortest path and points to node destIndex, return NULL if the origin is passed or if destIndex is not reachable from current origin.
Implements ShortestPath.
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Calculates zero flow bounds.
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Reimplemented in AstarWithoutZoneSkip.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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Section: SELinux Command Line documentation (8)Updated: 11 Aug 2004
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
getsebool - get SELinux boolean value(s)SYNOPSIS
getsebool [-a] [boolean]DESCRIPTION
getsebool reports where a particular SELinux boolean or all SELinux booleans are on or off In certain situations a boolean can be in one state with a pending change to the other state. getsebool will report this as a pending change. The pending value indicates the value that will be applied upon the next boolean commit.The setting of boolean values occurs in two stages; first the pending value is changed, then the booleans are committed, causing their active values to become their pending values. This allows a group of booleans to be changed in a single transaction, by setting all of their pending values as desired and then committing once.
OPTIONS
- -a
-
Show all SELinux booleans.
SEE ALSO
selinux(8), setsebool(8), booleans(8)AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Dan Walsh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>program was written by Tresys Technology.
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
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Sleepy Hollow a review by Christian Pyle
Directed by Tim Burton Written by Andrew Kevin Walker (based on the story by Washington Irving) Starring Johnny Depp, Christina Ricci, Miranda Richardson, Michael Gambon, Casper Van Dien, Jeffrey Jones Official Site: http://www3.sleepyhollowmovie.com/flash_intro.html Grade: C-
Nearly every film Tim Burton has directed has been an homage to the horror genre -- "Frankenweenie," "Beetlejuice," "Batman," "Edward Scissorhands," "Ed Wood," "Mars Attacks!" -- yet none of them have been horror films. "Sleepy Hollow" is his first attempt to actually scare people. I greeted the prospect with high anticipation; Burton's whole career seemed to be leading up to this. I left disappointed.
Andrew Kevin Walker's screenplay takes only the character names from the classic short story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." In the movie Ichabod Crane (Johnny Depp) is a New York City police constable who is trying to introduce scientific methods of investigation to his superiors. Ichabod is dispatched to the small town of Sleepy Hollow to investigate a series of murders. Several of the town's leading citizens have been decapitated by the Headless Horseman.
Although he rejects the ghost story the town elders tell him, Ichabod finds that the facts of the case confound his scientific reasoning. He also discovers that the killings are not random, that the victims are tied together by a secret. Along the way Ichabod gets help from a bewitching (literally) young woman (Christina Ricci) and the son of one of the murder victims (Marc Pickering).
My reaction: ho-hum. The plot is an accumulation of cliches without even the slightest touch of originality to make it interesting. That in itself is forgivable; Hollywood constantly tries to sell us used products in new packages. However, Burton's attempts at inducing fright come off as goofy. It might be his background -- in his previous movies, goofy was the goal. Along the same lines, it doesn't help that creature designer (and producer) Kevin Yagher has done his best work for the tongue-in-cheek Tales From the Crypt TV series.
The performances are also awful. Although he's impressed me with his work in other films, Depp doesn't seem to know what to do with Ichabod, and his dialogue is hampered by stilted diction that's supposed to pass for an 18th century accent. Ricci seems to put all her effort into seeming enigmatic, which guarantees that we won't sympathize with her character. The actor who is revealed at the end to be the villain comes off as ridiculously cartoonish. The only pleasure generated by the cast comes from surprise cameos by Christopher Lee, Martin Landau, and Christopher Walken.
I wonder if this movie was originally conceived as part of Francis Ford Coppola's projected series of gothic adaptations, a series that produced only "Bram Stoker's Dracula" and "Mary Shelley's Frankenstein." Coppola is an executive producer for "Sleepy Hollow," and the script reflects his interest in early forms of "moving pictures," particularly in a toy that Ichabod carries which blends two pictures to create an optical illusion. (There's a bird on one side of the card, a cage on the other. When the card is flipped rapidly, the bird appears to be caged.)
Bottom Line: The hollow isn't the only thing that's sleepy.
© 1999 Christian L. Pyle
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ZBARIMG(1) ZBar Barcode Reader ZBARIMG(1) NAME zbarimg - scan and decode bar codes from image file(s) SYNOPSIS zbarimg [-qv] [--quiet] [--verbose[=n]] {-dD | --display | --nodisplay | --xml | --noxml | -S[symbology.]config[=value] | --set [symbology.]config[=value] | image...} zbarimg {-h | --help | --version} DESCRIPTION For each specified image file zbarimg scans the image for bar codes and prints any decoded data to stdout. Images may optionally be displayed to the screen. The underlying library currently supports EAN-13 (including UPC and ISBN subsets), EAN-8, Code 128, Code 39, and Interleaved 2 of 5 symbologies. The specific type of each detected symbol is printed with the decoded data. Note that "image" in this context refers to any format supported by ImageMagick, including many vector formats such as PDF and PostScript. Keep in mind that vector formats are rasterized before scanning; manually rasterize vector images before scanning to avoid unintentionally corrupting embedded barcode bitmaps. OPTIONS This program follows the usual GNU command line syntax. Single letter options may be bundled, long options start with two dashes (`-´). -h, --help Print a short help message describing command line options to standard output and exit --version Print program version information to standard output and exit -v, --verbose[=n] Increase debug output level. Multiple -v options create more spew. Alternatively specify n to set the debug level directly -S[symbology.]config[=value], --set [symbology.]config[=value] Set decoder configuration option config for symbology to value. value defaults to 1 if omitted. symbology is one of ean13, ean8, upca, upce, isbn13, isbn10, i25, code39, code128 or the special value *. If symbology is omitted or *, the config will be set for all applicable symbologies. These are the currently recognized configs. Prefix a config with "no-" to negate it. Not all configs are appropriate for every symbology. enable Control decoding/reporting of a symbology. For symbologies which are just subsets of ean13 (upca, upce, isbn13, isbn10), this config controls whether the subsets are detected and reported as such. These special cases are disabled by default, all other symbologies default to enabled disable Antonym for enable emit-check Control whether check digits are included in the decoded output. Enabled by default. This config does not apply for code128, which never returns the check digit. It also not apply for cases where the check digit is disabled (see add-check). Check digits are currently not implemented for i25 or code39 add-check Enable decode and verification of a check digit for symbologies where it is optional: this will include code39 and i25, neither of which implements the check digit yet ascii Enable escape sequences that encode the full ASCII character set. This would apply to code39, except that it´s not implemented either... position Enable collection of symbol position information. Enabled by default. Currently, the position information is unusable, so you can save a few cycles by disabling this. min-length=n, max-length=n Bound the number of decoded characters in a valid symbol. If a decode result is outside the configured min/max range (inclusive), it will not be reported. Set to 0 to disable the corresponding check. This setting applies to variable-length symbologies: i25, code39, code128 and pdf417. min-length defaults to 6 for i25 and 1 for code39 (per Code 39 autodiscrimination recommendation); all others default to 0 x-density=n, y-density=n Adjust the density of the scanner passes. Lower values scan more of the image at the cost of decreased performance. Setting to 0 disables scanning along that axis. Defaults are both 1. -q, --quiet Quiet operation; only output decoded symbol data. specifically this disables the statistics line printed (to stderr) before exiting, as well as the warning message printed (also to stderr) when no barcodes are found in an image -d, --display, -D, --nodisplay Enable/disable display of subsequent image files, until next --display or --nodisplay is encountered. This option may appear multiple times to enable display of specific images. Image display is disabled by default --xml, --noxml Enable/disable result output using an XML format. This format wraps the raw data from the symbol with information about the scan (such as page indices) in an easy to parse format. The latest schema is available from http://zbar.sourceforge.net/2008/barcode.xsd. --raw Enable raw symbol data output. This format prints symbol data separated by newlines without the additional symbology type information that is printed by default EXAMPLES Scan a PNG image of a UPC bar code symbol and pass resulting data to a script that searches for the code in a database and does something useful with it: zbarimg product.png | upcrpc.py The upcrpc.py example script included in the examples/ subdirectory of the distribution will make an XMLRPC call to a popular internet UPC database and print the product description if found. Scan a JPEG image containing several barcodes and display the image in a window, also disabling recognition of Interleaved 2 of 5 codes to prevent confusion with other symbologies or background noise: zbarimg --display -Si25.disable label.jpg Look in a scanned document only for Code 39, using XML output format so the page numbers are available. To enable only Code 39, first all symbologies are disabled, then Code 39 is re-enabled: zbarimg --xml -Sdisable -Scode39.enable scan.tiff SEE ALSO zbarcam(1) http://zbar.sf.net/ BUGS See http://sf.net/tracker/?group_id=189236&atid=928515 AUTHOR Jeff Brown<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Lead developer COPYRIGHT Copyright © 2007-2009 Jeff Brown All Rights Reserved zbar-0.10 2009-10-23 ZBARIMG(1)


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.st.st25sdk.type5 | |
| com.st.st25sdk.type5.st25dv |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ST25DVDynRegisterEh
ST25DVDynRegisterEh represents a class that aims to manage the Energy Harvesting Dynamic Register
|
| ST25DVDynRegisterGpo
GPO Dyn register
Fields managed
"GPO_VAL bit0",
"GPO_IT bit7",
|
| ST25DVDynRegisterMb
ST25DVDynRegisterEh represents a class that aims to manage the Energy Harvesting Dynamic Register
|
| ST25DVDynRegisterMb.ST25DVMBControl |
| ST25DVRegisterEh
EH static register
Fields managed
"EH_MODE bit0",
"RFU bit7:1",
|
| ST25DVRegisterEndAi
ST25DVRegisterEndAi represents a class that aims to manage the EndAi of DV registers
Default setting: End 1 = FFh; End2 = FFh; End3 = FFh
End 1 = Max Endi = FFh, only one area available
Area 1: 0000 h to [( End1+1)*32 -1] in byte (0 to 8191) bytes
|
| ST25DVRegisterGpo
GPO register
Fields managed
"RF_USER_EN"
"RF_BUSY_EN",
"RF_INTERUPT_EN",
"FIELD_CHANGE_EN",
"RF_PUTMSG_EN",
"RF_GETMSG_EN",
"RF_WRITE_EN",
"GPO_EN",
|
| ST25DVRegisterITTime
ITime register
|
| ST25DVRegisterLockCfg
LOCK_CFG static register
Fields managed
"LCK_CFG bit0",
"RFU bit7:1",
|
| ST25DVRegisterMbMode
MB_Mode static register
Fields managed
"RF_DISABLE bit0",
"RF_SLEEP bit1",
"RFU bit7:2",
|
| ST25DVRegisterMbWdg
MB_WD static register
Fields managed
"MB_WDG bit0:2",
"RFU bit7:3",
|
| ST25DVRegisterRfAiSS
ST25DVRegisterRfAiSS represents a class that aims to manage the Password and protection of DV Areai
|
| ST25DVRegisterRfMgt
RF_MNGT static register
Fields managed
"RF_DISABLE bit0",
"RF_SLEEP bit1",
"RFU bit7:2",
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ST25DVDynRegisterEh
ST25DVDynRegisterEh represents a class that aims to manage the Energy Harvesting Dynamic Register
|
| ST25DVDynRegisterEh.ST25DVEHControl |
| ST25DVDynRegisterGpo
GPO Dyn register
Fields managed
"GPO_VAL bit0",
"GPO_IT bit7",
|
| ST25DVDynRegisterGpo.ST25DVGPODynControl
Fields of the GPO register
|
| ST25DVDynRegisterMb
ST25DVDynRegisterEh represents a class that aims to manage the Energy Harvesting Dynamic Register
|
| ST25DVDynRegisterMb.ST25DVMBControl |
| ST25DVRegisterEh
EH static register
Fields managed
"EH_MODE bit0",
"RFU bit7:1",
|
| ST25DVRegisterEh.ST25DVRegisterEhControl
Fields of the EH register
|
| ST25DVRegisterEndAi
ST25DVRegisterEndAi represents a class that aims to manage the EndAi of DV registers
Default setting: End 1 = FFh; End2 = FFh; End3 = FFh
End 1 = Max Endi = FFh, only one area available
Area 1: 0000 h to [( End1+1)*32 -1] in byte (0 to 8191) bytes
|
| ST25DVRegisterGpo
GPO register
Fields managed
"RF_USER_EN"
"RF_BUSY_EN",
"RF_INTERUPT_EN",
"FIELD_CHANGE_EN",
"RF_PUTMSG_EN",
"RF_GETMSG_EN",
"RF_WRITE_EN",
"GPO_EN",
|
| ST25DVRegisterGpo.ST25DVGPOControl
Fields of the GPO register
|
| ST25DVRegisterITTime
ITime register
|
| ST25DVRegisterITTime.ST25DVITTimeControl
Field of the ITime register
|
| ST25DVRegisterLockCfg
LOCK_CFG static register
Fields managed
"LCK_CFG bit0",
"RFU bit7:1",
|
| ST25DVRegisterLockCfg.ST25DVRegisterLockCfgCtrl
Fields of the register
|
| ST25DVRegisterMbMode
MB_Mode static register
Fields managed
"RF_DISABLE bit0",
"RF_SLEEP bit1",
"RFU bit7:2",
|
| ST25DVRegisterMbMode.ST25DVRegisterMBControl
Fields of the register
|
| ST25DVRegisterMbWdg
MB_WD static register
Fields managed
"MB_WDG bit0:2",
"RFU bit7:3",
|
| ST25DVRegisterMbWdg.ST25DVRegisterMbWdgControl
Fields of the register
|
| ST25DVRegisterRfAiSS
ST25DVRegisterRfAiSS represents a class that aims to manage the Password and protection of DV Areai
|
| ST25DVRegisterRfAiSS.ST25DVSecurityStatusPWDControl |
| ST25DVRegisterRfMgt
RF_MNGT static register
Fields managed
"RF_DISABLE bit0",
"RF_SLEEP bit1",
"RFU bit7:2",
|
| ST25DVRegisterRfMgt.ST25DVRegisterRFMngtControl
Fields of the RF_MNGT register
|
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Introduction
Related Documentation
About Sourcery Probe Personal
Product Highlights
The Debugging Environment
Sourcery Probe Personal Benefits
Target Connections
Environmental Information
Product Disposal
Operating Requirements
Operating Conditions
Standard Electrostatic Precautions
Electrical Requirements
Target Requirements
Cycling Power to the System
Connecting to the Target and Host Computer
Connecting to a Windows 7 PC
Configuring the Windows 7 Network Adapter to Use a Static IP Address
Results
Connecting to a Windows XP/SP3 PC
Installing the USB Driver Software
Configuring the Windows XP Network Adapter to Use a Static IP Address
Connecting to a Linux PC
Known Issues
Procedure
Changing the IP Address of the Probe (Optional)
Procedure
Sourcery Probe Console
Configuring the USB Serial Interface
Sourcery Probe Personal Console Menu
Connecting to the Sourcery Probe Console from Sourcery CodeBench
Debug Port Connector Information
Connecting the Probe to the Target
Probe Configuration Settings
Hardware Specifications
Connectors and LEDs
Run/Pause Indicator
Transmit/Receive Indicator
USB Connector
Debug Port Connector
Electrical Characteristics
Physical Considerations
Hardware Warranty and Servicing
Sourcery Probe Personal Hardware Warranty
Cleaning the Probe
USB Network Details
Sourcery Probe Personal Network Ports
Embedded Software and Hardware License Agreement


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The canal companies responded much the same way as the competitors they had earlier superseded. They cajoled Parliament to oppose and slow the establishment of the railways, while also seeking subsidies and the removal of restrictions on canal operation in order to aid their competitiveness. By the 1830s, however, declining profitability made it impossible for canal companies to raise new capital. The railways had become the investment of choice. Their superior economics effectively sounded the death knell for the canals. By the 1850s, canals had become of peripheral importance as an investment medium.
Before the railways, canal shares were steady performers in both relative and absolute terms, roughly doubling between 1811 and their peak nearly 15 years later. In some cases, canal shares also paid 10% annual dividends, meaning that the investor was receiving handsome total returns. After the market peak in the mid-1820s, however, their loss of competitiveness was reflected in the behaviour of their share prices. From that point on, as shown in figure 1.2, the shares consistently underperformed the market.
This demonstrates another timeless lesson that investors need to learn about new technologies. A theme that recurs throughout this research is that while identifying the winners from any new technology is often perilous and difficult, it is almost invariably simpler to identify who the ‘losers’ are going to be. The canals simply could not match the capacity and efficiency levels of the railways, and their eventual demise should have been evident to any perceptive investor by the 1830s.
1.2 – The technology losers: British canal shares 1811–1850
British canals stock price index relative to the UK stock market (ex-Mines)
Source: D. G. Gayer, W. W. Rostow and A. J. Schwartz, The Growth and Fluctuation of the British Economy 1790–1850, (2 vols.), Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1953.


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Mahadayi: 'BJP govt failed to get notified in gazette'
by DHNSFormer minister D K Shivakumar on Thursday asked BJP's ministers at Central and State government from the region to resign due to their inability to get notified the Mahadayi Tribunal verdict in the Central Gazette.
"Pralhad Joshi and Suresh Angadi have become Union ministers, while Jagadish Shettar, Basavaraj Bommai and Laxman Savadi from this region are in important positions in the State government," the Congress leader said during the party reception in Hubballi.
"Even after 100 days the tribunal gave its verdict, they are not able to get it notified in the Central Gazette, so that Kalasa-Banduri project can be resumed. They have done injustice to agitating farmers, and people who voted for the BJP, " he said.
Attacking Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa, Shivakumar alleged the state government failed to get the share of Mahadayi water instead they woo others with the assurance of cabinet posts.
"I thought Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa would try for this, but he did not. They can woo others, and assure minister or deputy chief minister posts, but cannot get State's share of Mahadayi water. We do not have objection if the BJP government has four chief ministers and 40 deputy chief ministers. But, let them make efforts in Mahadayi issue," he added.
Warm welcome
During his maiden visit to Hubballi after coming out of jail, D K Shivakumar was given a rousing welcome by Congress workers.
Giant garlands made of flowers and apple, music and dance, crackers, and slogans marked the hour-long procession.


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It’s Always DNS
There’s a saying among system administrators:
It’s always DNS.
Meaning that whenever there’s an issue, DNS is likely the culprit. This morning that adage proved itself yet again.
My home network is currently running off of a Cradlepoint router. Cradlepoint’s specialty is making routers that can leverage LTE, so my router is configured to use my home ISP as the primary WAN link, but it will fail over to a cellular connection if my home ISP is unavailable. This is pretty handy, especially considering that I now work from home full-time. That being said, mobile data isn’t cheap here, and the data plan the Cradlepoint is using is paid for by my company. While it’s nice to fail over to LTE while I’m trying to work, I don’t want to be eating through LTE data while I’m just sitting on the couch watching Hulu. As a result, I’ve configured alerting from the router’s cloud management platform to notify me when a failover occurs so that I can troubleshoot the network and tailor my online activity accordingly if I’m going to be on LTE for a while.
This morning was basically one of the worst starts to a weekend morning where I want to hang out with a cup of coffee and catch up on my RSS feeds. I woke up to an email alert from a few hours prior letting me know that my router had failed over to LTE. It happened once around 6 AM for a few minutes, failed back over to my ISP network, and then maintained that for roughly 40 minutes before failing over to LTE again a little before 7 AM. The first step, which I could easily do from bed with my phone, was to check for any outages from my ISP. Logging into my account there showed me that there weren’t any known outages, though.
Finally being forced to shuffle out of bed and into the living room to get eyes on the situation, I saw that the lights on the modem looked normal. I logged into the router’s management interface and verified that everything looked correct. I rebooted the modem to be safe, and the Cradlepoint immediately reconnected to LTE rather than using my modem’s connection. I bounced the Cradlepoint, and the connection status persisted. I disabled LTE on the router, and it listed the Ethernet port as the current WAN link, which seemed good.  I tried to ping one of the OpenDNS servers of <IP_ADDRESS>
and also got no response. This was a critical mistake, though I didn’t know it yet at the time.
Thinking now that maybe something was up with my Cradlepoint, I pulled a bin of miscellaneous tech stuff out of the closet and fished through it to find the router from my ISP that I never use. I plugged that in line after my modem, removing the Cradlepoint from the equation, and bounced the modem. The ISP-provided router came online right away with the characteristic blue light that indicates everything is fine. I connected my laptop to its WiFi network and tried to load a webpage… with no success. I once again tried to ping <IP_ADDRESS>
also without any response.
This was when I finally realized the flaw in my troubleshooting. Both the Cradlepoint and my ISP-provided router had been configured by me to use the OpenDNS servers as what they hand out with DHCP leases. Literally all of my devices are using <IP_ADDRESS>
and <IP_ADDRESS>
as their DNS servers. Likewise, the Cradlepoint needs something it can test to determine if a WAN link is up or down so that it can fail over to LTE and fail back to the Ethernet WAN link. I had that set as <IP_ADDRESS>
as well. So what if that was the problem? While still connected to my ISP router’s WiFi network, I tried to ping <IP_ADDRESS>
and immediately got a response. OpenDNS is what was unreachable.
Ripping the ISP router out of the network, I linked the Cradlepoint back up. I reconfigured it to use <IP_ADDRESS> as the DNS servers it hands out, and to leverage that for the state of the WAN link. As soon as I did that, everything began working and the Cradlepoint failed back to the Ethernet WAN link on the next check. I should probably rethink this setup where I’m using the same IP address for DNS as I am for the state of the WAN, but I should also remember that it’s always DNS and check that a little earlier in the process.


People screening in Nepal
Active COVID-19 cases
Cured/ discharged cases
Death cases
According to the World Health Organization, the corona virus 'Kovid 19', including Nepal, India, Japan, Britain and the United States, has now spread to 186 countries of the world and has caused more than 23,000 deaths.
More than 650 cases of Kovid 19 have been found in Nepal, in which 4 have died. 44 people have recovered completely. To prevent further spread of corona virus, a lockdown of 21 days has been announced across the country.
Social distancing is ultimately about creating physical distance between people who don’t live together.
If you are away from a sink, use alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60 percent alcohol.
Social distancing is ultimately about creating physical distance between people who don’t live together.
Social distancing is ultimately about creating physical distance between people who don’t live together.
Social distancing is ultimately about creating physical distance between people who don’t live together.
Social distancing is ultimately about creating physical distance between people who don’t live together.


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title: "Covid 19 Google Trends Dashboard"
collection: portfolio
date: 2020-06-4
excerpt: "How many confirmed cases till countries decided go into lockdown?
How closely are people adhering to lockdown guidelines?
Are people concerned about taking preventative measures against a global pandemic?"
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header_teaser: ../../images/covid19_dashboard/Dashboard.png
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How many confirmed cases till countries decided go into lockdown?
How closely are people adhering to lockdown guidelines?
Are people concerned about taking preventative measures against a global pandemic?
Using Google mobility trends as well as search trends for keywords like:
We looked into these issues, focusing especially on members' home countries including India and Malaysia.
Comparing these results against countries like the US and UK, the team investigates whether there is a difference in the degree of interest and awareness towards Covid-19 between East and West.


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java.lang.Object com.numericalmethod.suanshu.stats.test.distribution.pearson.AS159
public class AS159
Algorithm AS 159 accepts a table shape (the number of rows and columns), and two vectors, the lists of row and column sums. There may be 0, 1, or many tables with nonnegative, integral entries that have the given shape and sums. If there is at least one candidate, then the routine will choose one, uniformly over the number of distinct candidates. The routine will report the case if there are no candidates.
Other implementations includes 'rcont2'. For example,
| Nested Class Summary | |
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static class |
AS159.RandomMatrix
a random matrix generated by AS159 and its probability |
| Constructor Summary | |
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AS159(int[] rowSums,
int[] colSums)
Construct a random table generator according to row and column totals. |
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AS159(int[] rowSums,
int[] colSums,
RandomNumberGenerator rng)
Construct a random table generator according to row and column totals. |
| Method Summary | |
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AS159.RandomMatrix |
sample()
Construct a random matrix based on the row and column sums. |
boolean |
validate(Matrix A)
Check whether a matrix satisfies the row and column sums. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
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public AS159(int[] rowSums, int[] colSums)
rowSums
- row totalscolSums
- column totalspublic AS159(int[] rowSums, int[] colSums, RandomNumberGenerator rng)
rowSums
- row totalscolSums
- column totalsrng
- a uniform random number generator| Method Detail |
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public boolean validate(Matrix A)
A
- a matrix
public AS159.RandomMatrix sample()
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Julius Rigo - known by the nickname ‘Juicy’ - pimped out women for as little as £10 at a time on the streets of south Manchester.
If they didn’t earn enough, he would starve them.
The men under his control were beaten and forced to work long hours in a car wash, Manchester Evening News reports.
All 13 were made to live in cramped and grotty terraces in Gorton and Levenshulme, Manchester.
The slaves - all Czech nationals - tried desperately to shield children living at the properties from the horrors they were exposed to.

Having known Rigo, 37, for many years, she trusted him to help her find work her in the UK.
“He was my friend,” she says. “He said: ‘don’t worry, we will help you, together we will make something’.”
But she says ‘Juicy’ started increasingly to gamble and fritter away money on the drug Pervitin - and he turned nasty.
Sabina claims that on one occasion Rigo forced a man under his control to cut up and eat a pair of knickers because of a mix up over the laundry.
She also alleges violence at the hands of the cruel gangmaster.
Rigo was, she says, idolised by children as young as four living at the property who repeated the verbal abuse he would yell at his ‘girls’.
Sabina’s misery at Rigo’s hands only came to an end when she was picked up by immigration officers while working at a car wash.
Having taken part in a ‘sham marriage’, she spent three months at Yarl’s Wood immigration detention centre where she eventually spoke to a solicitor who recognised her as a victim of modern slavery.
It was only then that Sabina, and the other victims, started to speak to officers at Greater Manchester Police’s modern slavery unit.
Rigo was this week jailed for 18 years by a panel of judges in the Czech Republic for human trafficking, rape, blackmail, threats to kill and bigamy.
But without the evidence of Sabina and the other slaves, he might never have been caught.
“He didn’t say sorry,” she says. “How can these people not say sorry?
“Animals can never change.”
Rigo’s wife, Darina Rigová, 32, was also jailed this week at the county court in Usti nad Labem, in Czechia.
She was handed a nine year sentence for human trafficking for her part in the two-year scheme.
Rigo’s accomplice Karel Ádám, 48, was convicted of human trafficking and jailed for six years.
Julius’ brother, Josef Rigo, 33, was handed an 18-month prison sentence for blackmail which has been suspended for two years.
A sex worker called Blanka Sárkoziová has been convicted of controlling prostitution.
Sárkoziová, 42, of Walsall, West Midlands, was handed a two-year prison sentence suspended for three years.
The case is one of the biggest modern slavery prosecutions in Greater Manchester Police history.
Sabina’s hell at the hands of Rigo and his gang started back in 2014 when she moved to Manchester from Newcastle with her husband.
She knew Rigo - himself a Slovakian - from the northern Bohemian coal-mining region of Most.
All 13 of Rigo’s victims came from the area. All had either been homeless, were living in hostels, or were struggling for money in their home country.
Rigo told Sabina - who believed he was a “good man” - that he would help her find work in Manchester.
He found work for Sabina’s husband at a local car wash - but he was forced to hand over all his earnings.
Sabina meanwhile was forced to work from 5pm until 5am as a prostitute.
She would be dropped off on the streets of Longsight and Levenshulme, or at Crowcroft Park, to work.
If she didn’t earn at least £500 each night she would face Rigo’s vicious temper.
“When I first started living here half the time he would be nice and give me help,” she says.
“I needed money to send back home.
“He would say ‘don’t worry, I’ll give you some money’. But I never made even one penny from him. This happened for two and a half years.
“I knew him from when he was young. In my country he was a good man, really. In England he started to take drugs, Pervitin, and playing too much at the bookies on the machines.
“He turned into an animal. He was so much nasty and horrible.
“He would get aggressive and not talk nicely to people.”
When Sabina first started sex working Rigo would tell her “that’s your choice”.
But she soon found herself working every day, from 5pm until 5am the following day.
Sex was sold as cheaply as £10 for oral sex, or £250 for the whole night.
All alone, Sabina faced both verbal and physical abuse at the hands of punters and, on one occasion, was even tied up.
“Juicy didn’t care if I was safe,” she says.
“If I didn’t make £500 a day he would not give me food or money. He would be angry.
“He made me so scared of him.”
Any extra money she made she would hide, desperate to keep it from Rigova, who would search her after each working day.
One one occasion Sabina says she was dropped off at the West Midlands home of Sarkoziova.
There she spent three weeks in Walsall being pimped out by Sarkoziova - a sex worker herself who used her expertise to set up Sabina on the website Adultwork.
Sarkoziová is said to have made around £5,000 through her involvement in Rigo’s scheme.
Police believe Július Rigo and Rigová made around 15.906.983 Kč - around £500,000 - through their criminal exploits.
Throughout her two-and-a-half year ordeal, Sabina was living cheek by jowl with another 15 people in a grotty three-bed terrace on Hobart Street in Gorton.
There she became close friends with a young woman who Rigo had tricked into coming to Manchester with her boyfriend and two young children.
The teenager had no previous experience of sex work and had only just turned 18 when she arrived in the UK and was put to work.
“She was a friend,” Sabina said. “I was a little bit motherly to her.”
Sabina would also try her best to shield children living at the property from the horrors of the situation.
“So many times they came to me and spoke to me like an aunty,” she says.
Despite this, Sabina herself felt crippled by an overwhelming fear of Rigo - who also raped her.
Trapped along with the other slaves, she feared the potential consequences if she tried to escape.
To this day she still suffers from post traumatic stress disorder as a result of the abuse she endured.
“Still when I’m sleeping I have bad dreams and I wake up screaming ‘Juicy’,” she says.
“When I take 100 times a shower, I still feel dirty.
“I can change my name but my face can’t be changed and inside can’t be changed.”
Eventually, Sabina started a relationship with a man who helped her escape Rigo’s clutches.
But not before she was picked up by immigration officers at a car wash and taken to a detention centre.
Sabina spent three months at Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre, in Bedford.
“I thought I was in prison,” she says.
It was there that she was able to speak to a solicitor who recognised her as a victim of modern slavary and she was then able to tell police in Manchester about her grim experience at the hands of Rigo and his gang.
By Christmas 2017, Rigo and Rigova had fled the UK and headed back to the Czech Republic.
They married just weeks before their arrests for human trafficking.
The wedding ceremony officially made Rigo a bigamist and would lead to his eventual conviction for that crime.
The 13 people forced into labour by Rigo are now safe and have been getting support.
Some went back to Czech Republic, others have stayed here in the UK where they are now living a life free from cruel Rigo.
Kingpin Rigo will now serve his 18-year sentence back in the Czech Republic.

She adds: “I just want any Czech people or anyone who comes here to know not to trust people because I trusted him. I would tell them just to be careful.
“Still for me, even though he goes to jail now, I’m still so stressed.
For Sabina, the jailing of Rigova brings a mixture of emotions.
She feels that Rigova herself was frightened of Rigo.
“Darina - she is scared too,” she says. “On the outside she was nice - like a stepsister. But Juicy would be angry and she was scared as well.
“I felt a little bit sad about Darina.”
Police say the prosecution against Julius and Josef Rigo, Rigova, Adam and Sarkoziova could not have happened without the help of Sabina and the other slaves.
Detective Constable Chris Nield, who led the investigation, has praised the bravery of the victims in this 'horrific' case.

"I'm very very proud of the way the victims came forward to tell their stories.
"They deserve the result they have been given but it's all down to their bravery."
He added: “I hope this sends a clear message that we will not stand for modern slavery in Greater Manchester and our officers are absolutely committed to making sure that people who subject others to this horrific treatment are brought to justice.”
For Sabina - who gave evidence to the court via videolink from Manchester - the scars of her experience remain.
Not only that, but she has struggled to find work and can’t marry her current boyfriend due to her involved in a sham marriage.
But she hopes her story will shed light on the issue of modern slavery in the UK.
“I’m still stressed but I want to change my life and do good because that will give me power. I think new year new life,” she says.
“If you do nothing people do more and more. And not just more but to different people as well.
“I’m shocked about what’s going on in this country.”


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