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When I go to the admin panel and press the 'update and check' button, the first time, it goes of without a hitch, the second time it gives the followin error:
Fatal error: Call to a member function fetch_object() on a non-object in /var/www/emoncms/Modules/admin/update_class.php on line 67
which is part of function u0002.
It wants to do the following select on the input-table:
"SELECT userid,id,processList,time,record FROM input"
However, the table definition nows of no field 'record', and checking the create schema of the table, that seems to be correct:
Error in admin/update_class.php?
Submitted by Hertog on Sat, 15/03/2014 - 21:48When I go to the admin panel and press the 'update and check' button, the first time, it goes of without a hitch, the second time it gives the followin error:
Fatal error: Call to a member function fetch_object() on a non-object in /var/www/emoncms/Modules/admin/update_class.php on line 67
which is part of function u0002.
It wants to do the following select on the input-table:
"SELECT userid,id,processList,time,record FROM input"
However, the table definition nows of no field 'record', and checking the create schema of the table, that seems to be correct:
Modules/input/input_schema.php
$schema['input'] = array(
'id' => array('type' => 'int(11)', 'Null'=>'NO', 'Key'=>'PRI', 'Extra'=>'auto_increment'),
'userid' => array('type' => 'int(11)'),
'name' => array('type' => 'text'),
'description' => array('type' => 'text','default'=>''),
'nodeid' => array('type' => 'int(11)'),
'processList' => array('type' => 'text'),
'time' => array('type' => 'datetime'),
'value' => array('type' => 'float')
);
Which of the two is correct, the update statement or the create statement? Which of the two record names is being used in the rest of the CMS?
Regards,
Gert-Jan
p.s. no idea if this is the correct place to ask these questions, if not, should I use githup to report it?


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| 1 | package fr.sii.ogham.testing.assertion.internal; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import static fr.sii.ogham.testing.assertion.util.AssertionHelper.assertThat; | |
| 4 | ||
| 5 | import java.util.Set; | |
| 6 | import java.util.stream.Collectors; | |
| 7 | ||
| 8 | import org.apache.commons.lang3.reflect.FieldUtils; | |
| 9 | import org.hamcrest.Matcher; | |
| 10 | import org.thymeleaf.TemplateEngine; | |
| 11 | ||
| 12 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.resource.resolver.ResourceResolver; | |
| 13 | import fr.sii.ogham.template.thymeleaf.common.ThymeleafParser; | |
| 14 | import fr.sii.ogham.testing.util.HasParent; | |
| 15 | ||
| 16 | /** | |
| 17 | * Helper class to make assertions on {@link ThymeleafParser} instance created | |
| 18 | * by Ogham. | |
| 19 | * | |
| 20 | * @author Aurélien Baudet | |
| 21 | * | |
| 22 | */ | |
| 23 | public class ThymeleafParserAssertions extends HasParent<ThymeleafAssertions> { | |
| 24 | private final Set<ThymeleafParser> parsers; | |
| 25 | ||
| 26 | public ThymeleafParserAssertions(ThymeleafAssertions parent, Set<ThymeleafParser> parsers) { | |
| 27 | super(parent); | |
| 28 | this.parsers = parsers; | |
| 29 | } | |
| 30 | ||
| 31 | /** | |
| 32 | * Ensures that {@link TemplateEngine} is configured as expected. | |
| 33 | * | |
| 34 | * @param matcher | |
| 35 | * the matcher to ensure that engine is configured as expected. | |
| 36 | * @return this instance for fluent chaining | |
| 37 | */ | |
| 38 | public ThymeleafParserAssertions engine(Matcher<? super TemplateEngine> matcher) { | |
| 39 | for (ThymeleafParser thymeleafParser : parsers) { | |
| 40 |
2
1. engine : removed call to fr/sii/ogham/testing/assertion/util/AssertionHelper::assertThat → NO_COVERAGE 2. engine : removed call to fr/sii/ogham/testing/assertion/util/AssertionHelper::assertThat → TIMED_OUT |
assertThat(getEngine(thymeleafParser), matcher); |
| 41 | } | |
| 42 |
2
1. engine : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/testing/assertion/internal/ThymeleafParserAssertions::engine → NO_COVERAGE 2. engine : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/testing/assertion/internal/ThymeleafParserAssertions::engine → TIMED_OUT |
return this; |
| 43 | } | |
| 44 | ||
| 45 | /** | |
| 46 | * Make assertions on resource resolution. | |
| 47 | * | |
| 48 | * <pre> | |
| 49 | * {@code | |
| 50 | * resourceResolver() | |
| 51 | * .classpath() | |
| 52 | * .pathPrefix(is("prefix/") | |
| 53 | * } | |
| 54 | * </pre> | |
| 55 | * | |
| 56 | * @return builder for fluent chaining | |
| 57 | */ | |
| 58 | public ResourceResolverAssertions<ThymeleafParserAssertions> resourceResolver() { | |
| 59 |
2
1. resourceResolver : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/testing/assertion/internal/ThymeleafParserAssertions::resourceResolver → NO_COVERAGE 2. resourceResolver : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/testing/assertion/internal/ThymeleafParserAssertions::resourceResolver → KILLED |
return new ResourceResolverAssertions<>(this, getResourceResolvers()); |
| 60 | } | |
| 61 | ||
| 62 | private Set<ResourceResolver> getResourceResolvers() { | |
| 63 |
2
1. getResourceResolvers : replaced return value with Collections.emptyList for fr/sii/ogham/testing/assertion/internal/ThymeleafParserAssertions::getResourceResolvers → SURVIVED 2. getResourceResolvers : replaced return value with Collections.emptyList for fr/sii/ogham/testing/assertion/internal/ThymeleafParserAssertions::getResourceResolvers → NO_COVERAGE |
return parsers.stream() |
| 64 | .map(ThymeleafParserAssertions::getResourceResolver) | |
| 65 | .collect(Collectors.toSet()); | |
| 66 | } | |
| 67 | ||
| 68 | private static TemplateEngine getEngine(ThymeleafParser parser) { | |
| 69 | try { | |
| 70 |
3
1. getEngine : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/testing/assertion/internal/ThymeleafParserAssertions::getEngine → NO_COVERAGE 2. getEngine : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/testing/assertion/internal/ThymeleafParserAssertions::getEngine → TIMED_OUT 3. getEngine : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/testing/assertion/internal/ThymeleafParserAssertions::getEngine → KILLED |
return (TemplateEngine) FieldUtils.readField(parser, "engine", true); |
| 71 | } catch (IllegalAccessException e) { | |
| 72 | throw new IllegalStateException("Failed to get 'engine' field of ThymeleafParser", e); | |
| 73 | } | |
| 74 | } | |
| 75 | ||
| 76 | private static ResourceResolver getResourceResolver(ThymeleafParser parser) { | |
| 77 | try { | |
| 78 |
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1. getResourceResolver : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/testing/assertion/internal/ThymeleafParserAssertions::getResourceResolver → NO_COVERAGE 2. getResourceResolver : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/testing/assertion/internal/ThymeleafParserAssertions::getResourceResolver → KILLED |
return (ResourceResolver) FieldUtils.readField(parser, "resolver", true); |
| 79 | } catch (IllegalAccessException e) { | |
| 80 | throw new IllegalStateException("Failed to get 'resolver' field of ThymeleafParser", e); | |
| 81 | } | |
| 82 | } | |
| 83 | } | |
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| marschner_lobb (const double &alpha, const double &f_m) | |
| virtual const double | operator() (double d0,...) const |
| Evaluate the function at a point. | |
| virtual const double | operator() (const vector &p) const |
| Evaluate the function at a point. | |
| virtual const double | d (int component, double d0,...) const |
| Evaluate the function at a point. | |
| virtual const double | d (int component, const vector &p) const |
| Evaluate the function at a point. | |
| virtual const vector | grad (double d0,...) const |
| Evaluate the gradient of the function at a point. | |
| virtual const vector | grad (const vector &p) const |
| Evaluate the gradient of the function at a point. | |
| virtual const double | n_d (const int_tuple &order, double d0,...) const |
| Evaluate the n'th partial derivative at a point. | |
| virtual const double | n_d (const int_tuple &order, vector &p) const |
| Evaluate the n'th partial derivative at a point. | |
| virtual const int | dim () const |
| Returns the input dimension of this function. | |
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| virtual const double | eval (double d0,...) |
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Proposed Seasonality Number
The
seasonality number,
Se(
T), of a variable
x(
t), such as sea ice extent, is the seasonal change (the range) in
x for a given year
T divided by its mean value over the season,
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\setlength{\oddsidemargin}{-69pt} \begin{document}$$Se(T)=({t}_{2}-{t}_{1})\frac{|x({t}_{2})-x({t}_{1})|}{{\int
}_{{t}_{1}}^{{t}_{2}}\,x(t^{\prime} )\,dt^{\prime} }.$$\end{document}
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t1 and
t2 are the times of consecutive extreme values of
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x(
t2) −
x(
t1)| equals the seasonal range between the monthly-mean winter maximum sea ice extent
x(
t1) and the summer minimum
x(
t2), and
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\setlength{\oddsidemargin}{-69pt} \begin{document}$${\int }_{{t}_{1}}^{{t}_{2}}\,x(t^{\prime}
)dt^{\prime} /({t}_{2}-{t}_{1})$$\end{document}
is the mean sea ice extent between the winter and summer extrema. The seasonality
number
Se(
T) is plotted against time
T for each year. Further discussion of the seasonality number, including pedagogical
examples (in Fig.
SI1) and a summary of its properties, appears in the Supplementary Information.


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The Mensafinder service is a simple webservice that allows users to submit their orientation to a fixed location and receive orientation of other users. A streaming implementation facilitates near-real-time proliferation of new orientations.
http://mensafinder.ioexception.de
These resources provide access to the orientation of the current users. The snapshot query lists all current entries, and a streaming query pushes changes to the client. The following request flow is recommended:
Client Mensafinder | | | | | (1) GET ../snapshot | |------------------------------>| | | | (2) 200 Snapshot (JSON) | |<------------------------------| | | | | | (3) GET ../stream | |------------------------------>| | | | (4) 200 + event chunks | |<------------------------------| | | | |Clients should first retrieve and parse a snapshot(1+2), and then apply changes by processing the push streams(3+4).
http://mensafinder.ioexception.de/orientations
http://mensafinder.ioexception.de/orientations/stream
{"update":{"user":"bastian","orientation":123}}The response is a set of events represented as JSON objects, that will be pushed by the server on-the-fly. JSON objects are separated using \r\n as delimiter. Thus, each response line represents exactly one JSON struct. This sequence of characters will not be part of any regular event message.
{"update":{"user":"bastian","orientation":123}} {"update":{"user":"benjamin","orientation":165}}As soon as a new event happen, the server will append the additional JSON struct to the response.
{"update":{"user":"bastian","orientation":123}} {"update":{"user":"benjamin","orientation":165}} {"update":{"user":"florian","orientation":120}} {"logout":{"user":"benjamin"}} {"update":{"user":"florian","orientation":127}} ...There are two different kinds of events. update events occur, when a user submits a new orientation. logout events are triggered when a user removes his orientation. Please notice that timeouts will not be streamed as events.
http://mensafinder.ioexception.de/orientations/snapshot
{ "time":"2011-05-31T14:24:34.020Z", "list":[ { "user":"florian", "age":6, "orientation":120 }, { "user":"benjamin", "age":4, "orientation":165 }, { "user":"bastian", "age":2, "orientation":123 } ] }The JSON response contains a server-based timestamp and a list of available entries. Each entry lists a user name, an age value and an orientation value. The age value represents the age of this entry in seconds. The orientation value is the bearing submitted by the user.
This resource represents the orientation of a specific user. An orientation submitted to the service is valid for 5 minutes. When the orientation is not re-submitted within this interval, it will expire and be discarded.
http://mensafinder.ioexception.de/user/{name}/orientation
http://mensafinder.ioexception.de/user/{name}/orientation
http://mensafinder.ioexception.de/user/{name}/orientation/{degree}


CYRANO DE BERGERAC A film review by Malcolm Austin Copyright 1990 Malcolm Austin
This article is spoiler-free.
I saw CYRANO DE BERGERAC yesterday. It is by Jean-Paul Rappeneau, and stars Gerard Depardieu in the title role. It is, of course, based on the play by Edmund Rostand.
I am a long-time Cyrano fan. I have seen the Jose Ferrer version several times, and seen it performed as a play twice. I have also read two translations. And I'm not even counting Steve Martin's ROXANNE!
I went to this film expecting it to be great, and I have to admit I was disappointed. I think this was partially my own nearly jaded familiarity with the story, and partially a result of the film. In particular, the sub-titles are the bane of this movie.
The film tries much harder than the Ferrer version to avoid seeming like a play. The locations are detailed and look authentic. In many ways the translation reminds me of Zefferelli's ROMEO AND JULIET. It is beautifully shot, and the camera-work is top-notch. Depardieu gives another wonderful performance, and the rest of the cast is up to his level.
Despite being filmed as a movie, no liberties were taken with the dialogue from the play, as far as I could tell, although at least a few scenes were trimmed.
The film is in French, and, frankly, I think that this is why the film kind of fell flat for me. The subtitles were excellent (written by Anthony Burgess), but they were very distruptive, particularly when they became idiomatic. Burgess went to great trouble, I think, to construct rhyming subtitles when appropriate, but at times this causes a gap between the sub-titles and the actual dialogue. There is also a lot of dialogue, spoken very rapidly, and I found myself often straining to keep up with the lines, and still look at the film itself.
 This film foils them. I am not suggesting that the film such have been dubbed. That would have been far worse. But this film depends heavily on language, and subtitling is just not adequate.
There were several French speakers in the audience, and they were rapt. During the final scene, many (all men!) were crying. This is how I recall reacting when I saw the play, and read the book. This time, though, I felt more emotion seeing the reactions of those around me, than in seeing the film.
To sum up, this film is breath-taking and wonderful--if you speak French. If not, you might actually prefer the English (Ferrer) version, even though it is really a far inferior film. Better yet, see it as a play.
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WEEK 2 (01 February 2017)
[Computer - Aided Design]
The second assignment for the FabAcademy was about a computer aided design software, here I start thinking about my final project: Automated Cat Feeder, using different tools and environments, like Autodesk CAD 2D and Ilustrator, for 3D drawing Solidworks and i also explored Rhino, these were my first steps with Rhinoceros, looking for geometric generative possibilities and iterations to draw my final project.
In this class session I have started to sketch the cat feeder.
Sketches:
Project Studies in 2D Autocad:
These are my final project studies in 2D , these drawings were made in autocad
These are the profiles of my final project applied, these drawings was made in autocad.
First Steps With Rhino:
Is the first time I'm drawing with Rhino and I'm really liking it, it's very similar to Cad, I've been reading tutorials and even this is going well, I started by creating simple shapes, trying to adapt it to my idea.
Project Studies in 2D Ilustrator:
I used Ilustrator to draw the written parts of my project, which i want to build in acrylic, and i also drew de logo of the final project.
3D (Render) of my Final Project :
These are my final project 3D Renders, these drawings were made in KeyShot. It was the first time I used KeyShot to render, it's very easy and very similar to Artlantis, which is another program that I use to render.
3D Animation of the Final Project:
It was the first time I did an animation with Rhino, and it was quite easy with 7 quick steps, I made a video in Rhino:
- Control Point Curve;
- Create a Single Point;
- Make some Points On;
- Lock Object;
- Make a Set Up Path Animation;
- Choose 180 frames;
- Press Play;
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Ilustrator;


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Coffee is a brewed beverage prepared from the roasted seeds of several species of an evergreen shrub of the genus Coffea. The two most common sources of coffee beans are the highly regarded Coffea arabica, and the "robusta" form of the hardier Coffea canephora. The latter is resistant to the coffee leaf rust (Hemileia vastatrix), but has a more bitter taste. Coffee plants are cultivated in more than 70 countries, primarily in equatorial Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa. Once ripe, coffee "berries" are picked, processed, and dried to yield the seeds inside. The seeds are then roasted to varying degrees, depending on the desired flavor, before being ground and brewed to create coffee.
Coffee is slightly acidic (pH 5.0–5.1) and can have a stimulating effect on humans because of its caffeine content. It is one of the most popular drinks in the world. It can be prepared and presented in a variety of ways. The effect of coffee on human health has been a subject of many studies; however, results have varied in terms of coffee's relative benefit. The majority of recent research suggests that moderate coffee consumption is benign or mildly beneficial in healthy adults. However, coffee can worsen the symptoms of conditions such as anxiety, largely due to the caffeine and diterpenes it contains.
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Happy Halloween everyone. Are you celebrating tonight? As for myself, I won't be in a costume but will be giving candy to those that stop by, so I am participating I guess. Hopefully, it won't be too cold - don't know how the college girls in their "cat" costumes (really, it's just some lingerie) will handle it... well, I guess that's what alcohol's for... anyway, I had a strange moment yesterday while standing outside - instead of complaining about how windy and cold it was, I had an unusual reaction of just "soaking it in" - a couple of deep breaths and a moment of stillness, realizing how the uncomfortable chill is letting me know I'm alive. It was a strange meditative moment that just came out of the blue. If it's cold tonight and you're out Trick-or-treating, try having this meditative response too - it should help.
I can hear the leaves raking across the concrete before I even get to the front door. And sure enough, I see the wind dragging them left and right, scraping their little callous bodies along the footsteps. Fall is coming to an end, Halloween is tomorrow, and we're heading into November; pretty soon I'll need to get a pair of gloves for the early drive to work. PS: Beginning tomorrow, I'm going to experiment with posting my entries at different times in the day, so I'll start doing my entries during the evening for a short bit - I want to mix things up and see if any new ideas come from this, so you can expect my entries coming from later in the day every now and then.
Like everything in life, the key is balance. A 'yin and yang' I've been wrestling with lately is the opposing nature between: 1. setting goals and taking initiative towards them, 2. letting go and allowing things to naturally unfold. I'm trying to figure out how to blend the two together. As you probably know, I like going to the gym. That's a habit I had to initiate through goal-setting and discipline and it wouldn't have become what it is otherwise. But then there are other aspects of the day - like socializing and even thinking - where I think it'd be best to loosen the grip, sit back and just react. The biggest challenge though is when it comes to decision-making; when deciding on what to do next, what steps to take or what direction to head in, what kind of 'logic' do you operate in? Do you set goals and work towards them? - that seems like the obvious way to go about it, but I confuse myself when doing so as I'm on-board with direction A today and then direction B tomorrow, and then back to direction A the day after - or do you just let go a bit and let things take their natural course, whatever that actually means..? Do you drive the vehicle towards a specific destination, or do you take your hands off the wheel and let the vehicle steer itself? Or do you neglect this 'yin and yang' entirely?
I pulled something in my left shoulder at the gym yesterday - it kind of feels like a knot but it stretches across the entire shoulder blade. Very annoying. I'll have to get creative with my workouts otherwise the entire week will be on the treadmill, and I'd hate that. Jumping rope, farmers carries, kettlebell squats and lunges should all still be available... maybe I'll have to opt for the seated leg press instead. Lots of stretching. Maybe an ice pack too...
u/GlassyLake gave a really good entry in her diary yesterday and I wanted to repost it today. She gives insight into the relationship between perception and social media. Entry originally from r/Conscious_Kaizen by u/GlassyLake "If a tree falls in the forest, and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?" - George Berkeley Today I had a phone call with my mother and she was nagging me about how I am not as social as before because she cannot see any "proof" of me being social. Meaning taking photos of me and my friends and posting them on social media. Now, I am not an avid social media user and I do not enjoy taking pictures when I hang out with people because stopping whatever we are doing to pose for a picture-perfect photo feels forced and inauthentic to me. I don't particularly have a problem with taking pictures if it is capturing a genuine moment or a genuine reaction. I know capturing memories is important and that it is a good way to recall the past but there is no need to capture every moment. But that is just my opinion. Anyways, I want to tie this to the quote I mentioned above. If a tree falls in the forest, and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? The question depends on how we define "sound". Do we define it as a physical thing that is the vibrations of different frequencies or do we define it as what we hear after the brain has processed those vibrations and we perceive them in a way that makes sense to our brains? If we choose the latter definition, we would say, "No". "Unless someone is in the forest to hear it, those vibrations cannot be converted into sound. Sound is our brain’s unique ability to recognize different frequencies and interpret them. So if a tree falls in a forest and there is no one to perceive the vibrations made by the fall, there would be no sound." So in a sense, perception creates reality. If you are not constantly updating your life on social media and posting pictures of what you ate; what you did last Friday; where you traveled to, people will not perceive what you did and it will not exist in their reality.  This can also be said for the opposite. Some people fake their lives on social media and display a grandiose version of what actually happened and their friends and followers who see this falsified image perceive it as reality.
My "iced americano" is now just an "americano." It's so damn cold out in the morning now, I look forward to two things: to let the warm coffee cozy me in, and to wear my favorite sweaters.  Am I missing something? Am I overlooking another gem of this upcoming season?
Sometimes I make the mistake of looking at my life as a zero-sum game: in order to improve/focus on one aspect, I must sacrifice another. But that's not the case. When things go well, seemingly everything goes well, and on top of it, I seem to get lucky also. Similarly, when things don't go well, then seemingly everything doesn't go well, and to make it worse, I seem to get unlucky too. And so to find and stay in the former category of 'everything going well' you have to be attentive and initiated in your foundational habits, namely, things revolving around your health. When you're sleeping well, eating well, exercising well (both mind and body) and just put yourself in a gratitude-mindset that 'all is going well' then all aspects of your life feed off the positive energy and consequently, all is lifted. Life's not a zero-sum game - either everything is going well, or nothing is going well. Put yourself in the former category.
Another great night of sleep. I'm on a streak now (hopefully I don't jinx myself) and it must be because of the small change in my night-routine: getting ready for bed 2 hours before bedtime. Instead of brushing my teeth, flossing, washing my face, etc. right before bed, I've been doing so earlier than usual - this way, when bedtime rolls around, I just walk into my room and crash. If you're having trouble sleeping, then give this a try. Just get ready for bed earlier than usual and go do your usual nighttime hobby whether it's reading a book or watching TV. Then, when you're tired, you can just sleep.
I thought it'd be neat for us to communicate with one another outside the constraints of these entries so I've made a Discord Server that we can utilize. Let's get to know one another there. And I thought today was Tuesday - it's already Wednesday?
It's dark, wet, and windy this morning, yet, surprisingly warm - almost feels like the harbinger for a storm. The leaves are losing their vibrant fall-colors and turning dead-brown; the branches are letting go of them. The nights are creeping into the early evening, intruding upon the day. And the pedestrians slouch with hoodies on, weighed down by the rain and thick, emotionless overcast. Getting ready for another winter in the PNW.
A child who can’t share - who can’t trade - can’t have any friends, because having friends is a form of trade. - Jordan Peterson, 12 Rules For Life I'm not the biggest fan of self-help books, but this book happened to be lying around in the house so I skimmed through it - I thought this quote was worth writing down and remembering. In this hyper-individualistic culture (at least in the West), it's good to remember that nobody is entitled to having friends, and that cultivating relationships require an exchange - a give and take. This past weekend reminded me that having friends is a trade worth participating in.
I'm the last one in the house. My friends crashed here last night; they all left, even Josh (he's in LA right now but this is his home) is gone.  I was (literally) puking my guts out. So here I am, hungover and getting in this very late entry. Getting ready to head back to Portland now. Had a fun trip up here and it was great seeing friends. We're already talking about what we'll do next year for the summer of 2020... thinking about going to Europe, but we'll see.
"This too shall pass." Google tells me the origin of this quote is a Persian adage - it seems nobody knows who to exactly contribute it to. But it's such a good one and captures a great truth of life, that everything is fleeting. Good and bad, they will all pass. And so hanging out with my friends for a couple more days, I want to keep this quote in the back of my mind; to not be distracted by anything else other than the present moment itself, and to enjoy it before it too passes.
Such a late entry - I'm up in Seattle visiting friends, so my routine will be out the window until Monday. Went out to a park with Josh late last night, midnight I think, to smoke a couple of joints. Haven't smoked weed in a very long time. I didn't think it had any effect but waking up this morning, it must've hit as I was sleeping - it was a struggle getting up today. Everyone needs a small vacation at some point to debrief, relax, and get out of routine for a bit. Planning one in the coming months will at least give you something to look forward to.
The bucket list idea I proposed yesterday can be a strategy for initiative and progress, but there might be a better one out there; the key with strategies is that you need to find one that works for you. Some need one that's more rigid and provides lots of structure, others need one that simply provides direction and nothing else - they need breathing room to react and be creative. The key is to know what balance you need on the scale and find a strategy that works best for you. For example, if you need 80% structure and 20% breathing room, then maybe you should adopt the "Time Blocking" method to organize your day; conversely, if you need 20% structure and 80% breathing room, then maybe you just need to jot down your top 3 priorities of the day on scrap paper...
Some people have bucket lists. And most bucket lists are filled with huge, grandeur-type tasks. They're like a glorified to-do list, but a to-do list is typically filled with things that 'must be done' whereas you only put the things you 'want to do' in the bucket. But what about having a bucket list of smaller, more every-day things you 'want to do' instead? I think it could be a good strategy for initiative and progress. Like, cooking a new meal, or trying a new workout, or reading a new book, or talking to a stranger, or visiting a new coffee shop - nothing too monumental (for most people anyway) but still chips away at the monotonous everyday to uncover something new.
Some of the democratic candidates are wanting to eradicate student loans. I had an interesting conversation with someone about this (not about politics, but about the idea of student loans). Getting rid of student loans, on the surface, is a great idea obviously.  In the long term, the undergraduate degree would become the new high school diploma. Consequently, more people would flock to graduate school, more bullshit graduate degrees will be made to reel students in, more debt (I assume graduate school debt will still need to be paid) and the cycle continues. What's your opinion on this topic? (Please keep politics out of the discussion. Don't want any political statements made here).
"I am not absentminded. It is the presence of mind that makes me unaware of everything else." - G.K. Chesterton We have 24 hours each day. Let's assume we spend 8 hours asleep - that gives us 16 waking hours. How many of those 16 hours do you spend actually awake, outside your head and in the real world? Or another way of putting it is, how many of those 16 hours do you waste in your head? Not that thinking is useless but to exert a good chunk of your energy pondering with the opportunity cost of the present moment isn't a good idea; I think the mind is most effective when we tap into it periodically throughout the day or use it to reflect in one sitting.  The smartphone is distracting. But the mind can be even more distracting.
The leaves are all just about red and orange and yellow now. The fall colors are so fleeting - they don't hang on very long once they change color. So I'm trying to take a moment each day to just look at them and appreciate them.
Up here the world has its own horizon. The light poles blast a white haze over the empty parking lot on the lower half and the sky leaves an empty starless black on the upper half. The usual-light concrete is darkened with wet glaze today, like the shiny floors of modern coffee shops. The wide ramp leans into the floor below, the tall light poles are scattered throughout, and the heavy parking blocks are set along the perimeter. The enormous size of this space gives you the freedom to race around like a speed skater on an ice-skating rink. That’s what this place is: a squared, board-skating rink. ... Skating in the 2 am morning pulls a slow and cool breeze out of the still and suspended air. The wind blows with a pleasant yet icy sharpness, cutting out the mental-clutter. And because of the shower earlier on, there’s a hint of that concrete smell leaking in the air, giving an earthy aroma in every stride. While I’m drifting around all I hear are the wheels underneath rolling on the pavement so consistently that it’s white noise, and everything else is silent. Even my thoughts are muted, unable to come out in the first place because they’re drowned by it all, gliding out here.  I roam around, give a kick and feel the gust that comes with it fade into a light trace as I stretch into a float. And then I give another kick. ... Nature and city have a partnership up here. A much different relationship than what’s encompassed in urban parks for example (which I do enjoy spending time in) but with the occasional honks ripping through the leaves and over the benches, I’m always reminded that I’m in a city. Up here, nature and city tag-team: I feel like I’m sight-seeing at the downtown lights through a sophisticated high-rise office window, but on the other side of the lot I feel like I’m gazing through foreign and fresh green air of a rural hiking trail. It’s revitalizing, to roll in-between both nature and city-life perfectly balanced on both sides. ... Usually, I look over and Trevor will already be at the other side of the lot – he’ll show off and fly around like a bullet. Josh will be over at the perimeter, carving in-between and around the car stoppers. Will and Ian like to hang around the middle, near the entrance of the ramp, trying to flip their boards and practice new tricks. It’s why we come up here, to escape the modern society of clutter and information and noise, a society that has transformed human into cyborg. Up here, we escape and just be – in the now, without the burden of thinking. Up here, we revert back from programmed machines to uncomplicated creatures that breathe, sees, and feels, free from the juggling of “why?” or “what for?” or “what will I do after this?” or “how will this improve me?” or (the even more ridiculous in my humble opinion) “what is my purpose?” or “what am I supposed to be?” Up here, your purpose is to circle from point A to point A, however you want to, without time limit, without responsibility.  The freedom is the human equivalent of dogs sticking their heads out the car window. It’s not just therapeutic, it’s natural. That’s why I’m up here – I escape and find that freedom.
My workout regimen was starting to get a little boring, so I was looking to incorporate something new. I stumbled upon the "Medicine Ball Throw Down" exercise. It's a keeper. I've used 15, 18, 20, and 25 lb medicine balls so far - I think 18 is the sweet spot. 25 reps, 4-5 sets, and I'm out. A full-body exercise. Compound movements are my favorite and this fits right in that toolbox. If you're looking to spice up your gym routine, I'd throw these in the mix (no pun intended).
Since several years ago, I've utilized one of those big wall calendars every day. I have it on my desk and write all my tasks on there, cross off the completed tasks with a horizontal dash and mark off the days with a big "X" - this practice has helped in making me more organized and responsible for my obligations. But just recently I've found another merit in this routine: I'm slowing down time. Just a little. Even when I'm crossing days off one "X" at a time, the weekends roll around beat after beat. But at least with the calendar, I can catch myself when I start to slip into limbo. If it wasn't for the large "X's" the days would go by that much faster, Saturday then Saturday, Fall then Summer. If you have some empty space on your desk, maybe it's for a calendar?
Arms shaking, a scrunched face, I pushed the barbell with everything I had. That was the 10th rep. Yet, if I had gone into the set with the goal of 11 reps, I'm confident I would've been able to do 11 - the 10th would've been easier and the 11th would've been the difficult one. An underachieving goal can stagnate performance. Make sure it's set high enough that it pushes you to your maximum potential.
"The only way to find true happiness is to risk being completely cut open." - Chuck Palahniuk, Invisible Monsters. And what does it mean to be "completely cut open" in today's society? If you are behaving within the boundaries of the law and avoid absolute financial ruin, what is it then? A slice to the ego? Considering the upside of stepping into the arena, that's not a bad risk in my opinion: adventure, dreams, fulfillment - these are the potential rewards of stepping onto the stage.
Lately, I've been skimming books more so than reading them start to end. I'll go to Barnes & Noble, walk down some random aisle, grab a book that piques my interest, glance at the table of contents, flip to the chapter that sounds most appealing, then read a paragraph, a page, or the whole chapter. I can understand why the avid reader would hate me for this, but I think it's a great way to get into the reading groove and explore new genres. I don't know, what's your opinion on this? Anyway, this is how I spent my afternoon yesterday. I found a book called "Becoming Supernatural" by Dr. Joe Dispenza. I admit although I was attracted to the book cover, the title kind of put me off - it sounded like all those other pseudo-self-help books that I've been trying to avoid lately (the one genre I'm trying to stay away from at the moment) but I gave it a try anyway. Flipped to the chapter about staying in the present. It was a pleasant surprise. I'll try to give a summary of the chapter in the most logical flow and in my best recollection: Essentially what Dr. Disepnza argues is that in order to be in the present, one cannot have a familiar past or a predictable future. By having a familiar past (recalling events, memories, etc.) then your thoughts evoke the feelings associated with the past, and those feelings evoke the thoughts associated with the past - you get into a thinking-feeling loop. Then your past becomes your future because everything is predicted and the feeling/thoughts are already assumed. Consequently, the narrative that you write in your head reaffirms those thoughts and feelings when those future events do come, thus fueling the thinking-feeling loop even more. So how does one avoid this loop? By keeping your energy internal, as external events are always in competition for our energy. By conserving our energy, we can utilize it for creative tasks and allow the unpredictable and unanticipated events to occur in our lives, which break us out of the thinking-feeling loop and ultimately allow us to stay in the present. There's a lot more depth to the chapter, but these are the nuts and bolts. This is something most of us probably know already, but it's a good reminder to have; allow unanticipated events to break us out of the monotonous Groundhog Day limbo.
Chattering: left, right, distant, and near. Music hovering in the sky. A ‘ping’ - glasses gently touch. A heavy mug set on the counter. A chair scoots back. Typing. Coffee shops are like bowls of soup, different sounds mixed together to create noise. A very special kind of noise. You see, sitting over near the windows, typing away at this with my back facing the party, I’m comfortable in the chaos. I’m not awkwardly walking around expected to contribute - facing the windows I’m just sight-seeing and people-watching, car after car, pedestrian after pedestrian. Do you see the allure? The “coffee shop noise” doesn’t point its finger at the awkward ones on the dance floor; it opens its arms and creates a quiet vacuum - the eye of the storm. And so introverts like myself flock to these squares and throw $4, not for the cup but for the seat. It’s within etiquette to put headphones on and type away on a laptop. It’s within etiquette to read a book. It’s within etiquette to play board games. It’s not the traditional party - it’s the introvert’s party (I wonder if weed cafes will be similar though, once that becomes mainstream here). Anyway, before you wonder why people ‘waste’ so much money on coffee, remember that they might not be paying for the coffee, but for tickets to the party.
Despite cranking up the heater, I still woke up chilly - there's no escaping the seasons. I immediately went to go put my hoodie on but forgot I recently gave it to my brother. So I put on the usual grey, casual fleece-jacket instead. I'm trying to get rid of things, especially my clothes. The more clothes laying around in the closet, the more energy I'm potentially sacrificing by letting them drain it away; the fewer go-to-outfits I utilize over and over, the more bandwidth I preserve for the day. It's difficult because I love clothes, and usually this time of the year I'm buying and accumulating. I'm going the opposite direction this year.
 Most days there is just a slight gust, so the string rests back to equilibrium for the next day. But some days there are storms - the morning and evening routine glue the ends down. Without the glue, the storm blows the string to who-knows-where, and then it's chaos...
An observation from my morning drive: It's dark out, and all I can see are the headlights and tail lights. Rain muddles up the view, and then "swoosh" - it's clear. Momentarily. Rain muddles it up again and another "swoosh." It's very satisfying. But it's only when the windshield wipers clean off the rain when I realize how much I appreciate having a clear windshield. During the summer, I think nothing of it.
It's much easier to run across the beach than swim across the ocean. So if you're lost in the middle of an ocean, just look for a wave - any wave. It doesn't matter where it goes, you just need a current that'll propel you to shore. So give everything a chance. Whether they fit your narrative or not, give it a shot and see what happens because worst-case scenario is you'll end up back where you started, looking for another tide. Once you get to shore, then you can be more peculiar with where you're situated; run over to where the sand is dryer and build the campfire there.
“You fall in love with the people who make you love the person you are when you’re around them.” I don't know who to attribute this specific quote to, but phrases similar to this are thrown around here and there. It's good wisdom to keep in the back of mind as people's opinions on others typically have more to do with themselves than that other person. It's beneficial to practice also, especially if you're looking to develop social skills: Make the other person feel good about themselves, and they will feel good about you. That's how you turn a stranger into an acquaintance, an acquaintance into a friend.
I was sitting in a coffee shop one day when a guy sat down directly to my left:
"Hey, how's it going?"
We ended up talking for 3 hours.
...
I remember how inspired I was, seeing how easy it was for him to greet me,
a stranger. I remember it was then I realized that going up to a stranger
and saying "hi" is the modern superpower - the easiest way for one to
completely shift the trajectory of their life.
Imagine if you made the habit to approach strangers and just introduce yourself.
Think of the potential opportunities: friendships, job opportunities, hobbies,
projects, memories, etc... The easiest way to stumble upon a miracle is by someone
giving it to you. The more people you know, the more opportunities for
transformative intervention.
...
I've been to coffee shops many times since, but have yet to greet the stranger
to my right or left.
The PNW 'gloom' as I like to call it is beginning to roll in. A stirring pot of wet, cold, fog, and grey from now till March - that's the 'gloom.' Seasonal depression is a real thing around here and so it's incredibly important to remain active, as opposed to bundling up in a dark room with Netflix all-day, all-week, all-season... But on the bright side, at least I get to layer up. I'm excited to wear some jackets and sweaters again.
In an earlier post, I mentioned that the first thing I do every morning is I drink a glass of water. I'm gonna change up the routine. Before the glass of water, the first thing to do is roll the blinds, crack the window open and take in a deep breath of the fresh, morning air - in through the nostrils and out through the mouth. The 6 am air has a minty, healing power to it; it's like toothpaste for the mind. Why wait till I get to the coffee shop to breathe it in? I have the luxury to do so first thing in the morning, so that's what I'll begin to do. Besides, it's only until I step out of my room and walk back in when I realize how muggy it is at times - probably best to brush the junk out ASAP.
Being the first one to the office every morning, I get to enjoy some quiet time to myself.
All I can hear is the highway in the distance, the stream of cars speeding along the pavement.
But today, I happened to glance at the clock and noticed: tick-tock-tick-tock-tick-tock...
The clock now echoes throughout the office.


| type_of {rlang} | R Documentation |
This is equivalent to base::typeof()
with a few differences that
make dispatching easier:
The type of one-sided formulas is "quote".
The type of character vectors of length 1 is "string".
The type of special and builtin functions is "primitive".
type_of(x)
x |
An R object. |
type_of()
is an experimental function. Expect API changes.
type_of(10L) # Quosures are treated as a new base type but not formulas: type_of(quo(10L)) type_of(~10L) # Compare to base::typeof(): typeof(quo(10L)) # Strings are treated as a new base type: type_of(letters) type_of(letters[[1]]) # This is a bit inconsistent with the core language tenet that data # types are vectors. However, treating strings as a different # scalar type is quite helpful for switching on function inputs # since so many arguments expect strings: switch_type("foo", character = abort("vector!"), string = "result") # Special and builtin primitives are both treated as primitives. # That's because it is often irrelevant which type of primitive an # input is: typeof(list) typeof(`$`) type_of(list) type_of(`$`)


Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4-6
For Raymond Blanc, this dish is a perfect example of good home cooking. “A minimum investment of time and effort for a maximum lamb experience”, he says. Slow cooking brings out the best in cheaper cuts, such as lamb shoulder, leaving the meat wonderfully tender and tasty.
For the lamb, score the skin of the lamb lightly with a very sharp knife.
Mix together the salt, pepper, rosemary, sage and olive oil and rub the mixture into the lamb. Leave at room temperature to marinate for one hour.
Heat the oven to 230C/450F/Gas 8.
Heat the rapeseed oil in a large, heavy duty roasting tin over a medium heat on the hob. Add the lamb bones and meat trimmings and cook for 7-10 minutes, or until they are lightly browned all over. Do not colour the bones too much or the resulting jus will taste bitter and astringent.
Add the garlic to the pan, cook for about three minutes, or until lightly browned and then remove the pan from the heat.
Place the lamb shoulder on top of the bones and roast in the oven for 20 minutes. Sitting the meat on the bones allows the air to circulate so the meat cooks evenly. The bones will also provide extra flavour for the jus.
Meanwhile, boil the wine in a small saucepan for 30 seconds – this will remove the bitter alcohol content, soften any tannins in an oaked wine and bring out the depth and fruitiness of its flavour. Be careful not to over-boil or it will become flat and lifeless.
Remove the pan from the oven, baste the meat with the pan juices and strain off the excess fat.
Add the wine, 400ml/14fl oz water, bay leaf and thyme and stir to lift the caramelised juices from the bottom of the pan. This will create the jus and keep the meat moist as it cooks.
Turn the oven down to 150C/300F/Gas 2, cover the meat loosely with a piece of foil and return to the oven for four hours, basting with the juices every 30 minutes.
For the braised vegetables, heat the butter and oil in a large pan over a medium heat. Add the onions, carrots, Swiss chard stalks, lettuce and beetroot and a little sat and freshly ground black pepper. Cook for about five minutes, stirring gently from time to time, then add 50ml/2fl oz water.
Put the lid on the pan and cook the vegetables on the lowest heat for 35 minutes. This way of cooking allows the sugars in the vegetables to develop very slowly, giving a wonderful flavour and a soft, melting texture.
Add the Swiss chard leaves, replace the lid and cook on a high heat for a further three minutes, or until the chard has wilted. Stir gently, check the seasoning and keep warm until you are ready to serve.
When the meat is cooked, transfer onto a serving plate and rest in a warm place for at least 20 minutes before serving.
While the meat is resting, strain the juices from the roasting pan through a fine sieve into a small saucepan and pour off the excess fat that rises to the surface. Do not attempt to remove all the fat for it carries a huge amount of flavour from the roasting and gives a lovely silky texture to the jus. Season the jus to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper, reheat gently and pour into a warmed sauce boat.
Now the fun starts! Place the lamb, vegetables and jus on the table for your guests to help themselves. The meat will be tender enough to carve with a spoon; the more orthodox way is to use a sharp knife.


Get the active account's address.
Set an account from your wallet active to be used for a contract invocation or a transaction of Neo.
Get the address of an account in your wallet by its index.
Get the balance of your active account and your whole wallet.
Set a contract address.
Register a name for your active address.
Query a registered name.
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Pushes .lnk files
Good for finding commonly used and critical apps on file shares.
If you can modify the target...
Slide Notes
-Get-GPOShortcuts Deploys .lnk files. These are useful for two reasons, the first being that admins love to set up the helpdesk with web bookmarks for all those awful internal web apps that
do insanely powerful things like reset user passwords or provision MFA tokens, so you can find those and make a real mess.
- The second is that (you guessed it) they often point to binaries and scripts on weakly protected file shares.
- We tamper, we have nice time.


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public interface ContextualRenderedImageFactory
ContextualRenderedImageFactory provides an interface for the functionality that may differ between instances of RenderableImageOp. Thus different operations on RenderableImages may be performed by a single class such as RenderedImageOp through the use of multiple instances of ContextualRenderedImageFactory. The name ContextualRenderedImageFactory is commonly shortened to "CRIF."
All operations that are to be used in a rendering-independent chain must implement ContextualRenderedImageFactory.
Classes that implement this interface must provide a constructor with no arguments.
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RenderedImage |
create(RenderContext renderContext,
ParameterBlock paramBlock)
Creates a rendering, given a RenderContext and a ParameterBlock containing the operation's sources and parameters. |
Rectangle2D |
getBounds2D(ParameterBlock paramBlock)
Returns the bounding box for the output of the operation, performed on a given set of sources, in rendering-independent space. |
Object |
getProperty(ParameterBlock paramBlock,
String name)
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String[] |
getPropertyNames()
Returns a list of names recognized by getProperty. |
boolean |
isDynamic()
Returns true if successive renderings (that is, calls to create(RenderContext, ParameterBlock)) with the same arguments may produce different results. |
RenderContext |
mapRenderContext(int i,
RenderContext renderContext,
ParameterBlock paramBlock,
RenderableImage image)
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i
- the index of the source image.renderContext
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- a ParameterBlock containing the operation's
sources and parameters.image
- the RenderableImage being rendered.
RenderContext
for
the source at the specified index of the parameters
Vector contained in the specified ParameterBlock.RenderedImage create(RenderContext renderContext, ParameterBlock paramBlock)
renderContext
- The RenderContext specifying the renderingparamBlock
- a ParameterBlock containing the operation's
sources and parameters
RenderedImage
from the sources and parameters
in the specified ParameterBlock and according to the
rendering instructions in the specified RenderContext.Rectangle2D getBounds2D(ParameterBlock paramBlock)
paramBlock
- a ParameterBlock containing the operation's
sources and parameters.
Object getProperty(ParameterBlock paramBlock, String name)
paramBlock
- a ParameterBlock containing the operation's
sources and parameters.name
- a String naming the desired property.
String[] getPropertyNames()
boolean isDynamic()
true
if successive renderings with the
same arguments might produce different results;
false
otherwise.
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Securing EC2 User Data
User Data is that feature that allows you to configure new instances at boot using parameters or arbitrary scripts. It’s an essential feature for building automated systems, often used to run a management daemon or to configure services.
Commonly, instances need access to secrets as part of the initialization process. A database connection string, keys to an API, or other sensitive data need to be distributed to the instance, and user data is a handy way to distribute those secrets.
But user data is not encrypted. It is exposed via the web console, in a file on disk, and to any process running on the instance via the instance metadata. The docs even warn against using it for anything sensitive. Some web app attacks have been known to seek access to user data, hoping to reveal secrets and access info.
Here’s one method to secure those secrets and still preserve the usefulness of user data.
Generate a public/private keypair using openssl
Bake the private key in to the AMI. I do this with Packer. The provisioner section of the Packer template might look like this:
Use the public key to encrypt the bootstrap script, including secrets. I use smime
to work around length limits.
Now embed the encrypted, encoded script in a wrapper that decrypts using the private key, and use that as the user data.
Note that this is subject to the user data size limit of 16KB.


Why does this website exist?
My cat has fallen deep into an existential crisis. I am beginning to expect this may have resulted from an instance in which he knocked a glass of water off my desk, and it fell and smashed and I said “Gus, have you thought about the fact that there is no ultimate truth and that all we are perpetually caged by constructed narratives and discourses that exist far beyond our control?”. I now regret this action.
Now all he seems to do is stand on his hind legs, stare me dead in the eye and with a low rumble repeat what he now sees as his core question; “am I a cat?”.
My attempts to reassure him are futile. He is very aware that I am not a neutral actor and keeps trying to make me question the concept of animal ownership. I have become fearful. I assured him that I would create an impartial internet poll that would definitively answer this question. For some reason the little faith he has left is centred around anonymous internet respondents who may be able to put his tiny brain at ease.
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Court Grants Suspect N500,000 Bail Over N9,000 Fraud
Magistrate T.A. Anjorin-Ajose also ordered the defendant to produce two sureties as condition for the bail.
by SaharaReporters, New York
Ogbonna Iteh, a 32-year-old man, who allegedly possessed fake $200 and defrauded a woman of N9,000, has been granted N500,000 bail by a Tinubu Magistrates’ Court in Lagos.
Magistrate T.A. Anjorin-Ajose also ordered the defendant to produce two sureties as condition for the bail.
He said that one of the sureties must be a blood relation of the defendant and the other, a civil servant, according to the News Agency of Nigeria.
Iteh is facing a three-count charge of conspiracy, fraud and possession of fake currency.
He, however, pleaded not guilty to the offences.
The prosecutor, Ajaga Agboko, told the court that the defendant and one other person at large conspired to defraud one Faith Samuel of N9000.
He said that Iteh committed the offences on November 13 at Abijo Lekki, Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos.
He stated, “Iteh’s accomplice (who drove their vehicle), gave a ride to Samuel, who was taking her children to school.
“In the vehicle, Iteh said that he just returned from abroad and God sent him to help the complainant; he gave her $200 and told her to bring any amount she had in naira.
“Samuel told them she had only N9,000 in her account; the duo told her to go and withdraw it; they followed her to a bank; she withdrew the money and gave it to them.
“The duo left; the complainant went into the bank to change the $200 but was told that it was fake.
“Samuel traced them back to where they picked her and saw only the defendant where he was trying to defraud another woman, she raised the alarm and he was caught.”
Agboko said the offences contravened Sections 314, 329 and 411 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015.
Anjorin-Ajose adjourned the case until December 5 for substantive hearing.


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Turkey tries to shed light on death of Briton who is believed to have fell from height
Turkish officials are performing a post-mortem examination and other procedures as they try to establish how a former British Army officer who helped found the White Helmets volunteer aid group in Syria died.
James Le Mesurier’s body was found near his home in Istanbul early on Monday by worshippers on their way to morning prayers.
Turkish police believe he fell to his death from his home and are investigating the circumstances. Last week a leading Russian official had claimed he was a spy, something Britain strongly denies.
The Istanbul chief prosecutor’s office said a post-mortem and other procedures were under way at the Forensic Medicine Institute to determine “the exact cause” of his death.
It said police were still in the process of gathering security camera recordings near the scene and assessing them.
Istanbul governor Ali Yerlikaya told reporters: “Our chief prosecutor’s office, our police are engaged in multifaceted efforts to shed light on the incident.”
Mr Le Mesurier was the founder and chief executive of May Day Rescue, which established and trained the White Helmets, also known as the Syria Civil Defence, a group of local humanitarian volunteers.
The group, which has had more than 3,000 volunteers in opposition-held areas, says it has saved thousands of lives since 2013 and documented Syrian government attacks on civilians and other infrastructure.
The group has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Last week, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova accused Mr Le Mesurier of being a former British agent working in the Balkans and the Middle East.
She alleged he had “been spotted all around the world, including in the Balkans and the Middle East”.
Karen Pierce, Britain’s ambassador to the UN, denied those allegations, saying: “The Russian charges against him, that came out of Foreign Ministry that he was a spy, are categorically untrue.”
She also said Britain would be “looking very closely” at the Turkish authorities’ investigation.
Turkey’s state-run Anadolu Agency reported that he was 48 and had moved to Turkey with his wife four years ago.


Guard Ulrich:
You must mean Leona Blackbird, the last lord of the manor in Giran. Yes, I saw her, all right! I summarized her accounts of her battles in this book!
Considering your willingness to chase her, you must be an accomplished Warlord! Could I ask you a favor?
"Go ahead and ask."


| 程序包 | 说明 |
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| org.springframework.jms.listener.adapter |
Message listener adapter mechanism that delegates to target listener
methods, converting messages to appropriate message content types
(such as String or byte array) that get passed into listener methods.
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| org.springframework.messaging.handler.annotation.support |
Support classes for working with annotated message-handling methods.
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| org.springframework.messaging.handler.invocation |
Common infrastructure for invoking message handler methods.
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| org.springframework.messaging.simp.annotation.support |
Support classes for handling messages from simple messaging protocols
(like STOMP).
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| org.springframework.messaging.simp.config |
Configuration support for WebSocket messaging using higher level messaging protocols.
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| org.springframework.web.socket.config.annotation |
Support for annotation-based WebSocket setup in configuration classes.
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| org.springframework.web.socket.messaging |
WebSocket integration for Spring's messaging module.
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| InvocableHandlerMethod
Extension of
HandlerMethod that invokes the underlying method with
argument values resolved from the current HTTP request through a list of
HandlerMethodArgumentResolver . |
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| AbstractExceptionHandlerMethodResolver
Cache exception handling method mappings and provide options to look up a method
that should handle an exception.
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| HandlerMethodArgumentResolver
Strategy interface for resolving method parameters into argument values
in the context of a given
Message . |
| InvocableHandlerMethod
Extension of
HandlerMethod that invokes the underlying method with
argument values resolved from the current HTTP request through a list of
HandlerMethodArgumentResolver . |
| MethodArgumentResolutionException
Common exception resulting from the invocation of
HandlerMethodArgumentResolver . |
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| AbstractAsyncReturnValueHandler
Convenient base class for
AsyncHandlerMethodReturnValueHandler
implementations that support only asynchronous (Future-like) return values
and merely serve as adapters of such types to Spring's
ListenableFuture . |
| AbstractExceptionHandlerMethodResolver
Cache exception handling method mappings and provide options to look up a method
that should handle an exception.
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| AsyncHandlerMethodReturnValueHandler
An extension of
HandlerMethodReturnValueHandler for handling async,
Future-like return value types that support success and error callbacks. |
| HandlerMethodArgumentResolver
Strategy interface for resolving method parameters into argument values
in the context of a given
Message . |
| HandlerMethodArgumentResolverComposite
Resolves method parameters by delegating to a list of registered
HandlerMethodArgumentResolver . |
| HandlerMethodReturnValueHandler
Strategy interface to handle the value returned from the invocation of a
method handling a
Message . |
| HandlerMethodReturnValueHandlerComposite
A HandlerMethodReturnValueHandler that wraps and delegates to others.
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| InvocableHandlerMethod
Extension of
HandlerMethod that invokes the underlying method with
argument values resolved from the current HTTP request through a list of
HandlerMethodArgumentResolver . |
| 类和说明 |
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| AbstractExceptionHandlerMethodResolver
Cache exception handling method mappings and provide options to look up a method
that should handle an exception.
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| AbstractMethodMessageHandler
Abstract base class for HandlerMethod-based message handling.
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| HandlerMethodArgumentResolver
Strategy interface for resolving method parameters into argument values
in the context of a given
Message . |
| HandlerMethodReturnValueHandler
Strategy interface to handle the value returned from the invocation of a
method handling a
Message . |
| 类和说明 |
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| HandlerMethodArgumentResolver
Strategy interface for resolving method parameters into argument values
in the context of a given
Message . |
| HandlerMethodReturnValueHandler
Strategy interface to handle the value returned from the invocation of a
method handling a
Message . |
| 类和说明 |
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| HandlerMethodArgumentResolver
Strategy interface for resolving method parameters into argument values
in the context of a given
Message . |
| HandlerMethodReturnValueHandler
Strategy interface to handle the value returned from the invocation of a
method handling a
Message . |
| 类和说明 |
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| AbstractMethodMessageHandler
Abstract base class for HandlerMethod-based message handling.
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