There are many methods to create and update file metadata and contents. With PyDrive, you don’t have to care about any of these different API methods. Manipulate file metadata and contents from GoogleDriveFile object and call Upload(). PyDrive will make optimal API call for you.
Here is a sample code to upload a file. gauth is an authenticated GoogleAuth object.
from pydrive.drive import GoogleDrive
drive = GoogleDrive(gauth) # Create GoogleDrive instance with authenticated GoogleAuth instance
file1 = drive.CreateFile({'title': 'Hello.txt'}) # Create GoogleDriveFile instance with title 'Hello.txt'
file1.Upload() # Upload it
print 'title: %s, id: %s' % (file1['title'], file1['id']) # title: Hello.txt, id: {{FILE_ID}}
Now, you will have a file ‘Hello.txt’ uploaded to your Google Drive. You can open it from web interface to check its content, ‘Hello World!’.
Note that CreateFile() will create GoogleDriveFile instance but not actually upload a file to Google Drive. You can initialize GoogleDriveFile object by itself. However, it is not recommended to do so in order to keep authentication consistent.
You can manipulate file metadata from GoogleDriveFile object just as you manipulate dict. Format of file metadata can be found from Google Drive API documentation: Files resource
Sample code continues from above:
file1['title'] = 'HelloWorld.txt' # Change title of the file
file1.Upload() # Update metadata
print 'title: %s' % file1['title'] # title: HelloWorld.txt
Now, the title of your file has changed to ‘HelloWorld.txt’.
You might want to get file metadata from file ID. In that case, just initialize GoogleDriveFile with file ID and access metadata from GoogleDriveFile just as you access dict.
Sample code continues from above:
file2 = drive.CreateFile({'id': file1['id']}) # Create GoogleDriveFile instance with file id of file1
print 'title: %s, mimeType: %s' % (file2['title'], file2['mimeType']) # title: HelloWorld.txt, mimeType: text/plain
Managing file content is as easy as managing file metadata. You can set file content with either SetContentFile(filename) or SetContentString(content) and call Upload() just as you did to upload or update file metadata.
Sample code continues from above:
file4 = drive.CreateFile({'title':'appdata.json', 'mimeType':'application/json'})
file4.SetContentString('{"firstname": "John", "lastname": "Smith"}')
file4.Upload() # Upload file
file4.SetContentString('{"firstname": "Claudio", "lastname": "Afshar"}')
file4.Upload() # Update content of the file
file5 = drive.CreateFile()
file5.SetContentFile('cat.png') # Read file and set it as a content of this instance.
file5.Upload() # Upload it
print 'title: %s, mimeType: %s' % (file5['title'], file5['mimeType']) # title: cat.png, mimeType: image/png
Just as you uploaded file content, you can download it using GetContentFile(filename) or GetContentString().
Sample code continues from above:
file6 = drive.CreateFile({'id': file5['id']}) # Initialize GoogleDriveFile instance with file id
file6.GetContentFile('catlove.png') # Download file as 'catlove.png'
file7 = drive.CreateFile({'id': file4['id']}) # Initialize GoogleDriveFile instance with file id
content = file7.GetContentString() # content: '{"firstname": "Claudio", "lastname": "Afshar"}'
file7.SetContentString(content.replace('lastname', 'familyname'))
file7.Upload() # Uploaded content: '{"firstname": "Claudio", "familyname": "Afshar"}'


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import linear_algebra.multivariate_polynomial universes u namespace mv_polynomial variables {σ : Type*} [decidable_eq σ] {α : Type*} [decidable_eq α] [comm_ring α] instance : comm_ring (mv_polynomial σ α) := finsupp.to_comm_ring instance C_is_ring_hom : is_ring_hom (C : α → mv_polynomial σ α) := { map_one := C_1, map_add := λ x y, finsupp.single_add, map_mul := λ x y, eq.symm $ C_mul_monomial } end mv_polynomial open mv_polynomial noncomputable theory local attribute [instance] classical.prop_decidable -- def ℤpinv := {x ∈ ℚ | ∃ n : ℕ, ∃ y : ℤ, x * (p:ℚ)^n = y} set_option profiler true lemma functorial_C_X {R : Type u} [comm_ring R] : functorial (C : R → mv_polynomial ℕ R) (X 0) = X 0 := begin simp [functorial,X] end #check 2
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Over here it isn't even a proof...
that's just the first step
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java.lang.Object hhreco.recognition.RecognitionSet
The result of a recognizer's computations: a set of mutually exclusive interpretations of a stroke or a set of strokes, expressed by Recognition objects as typed data with associated values.
Recognition
| Field Summary | |
static RecognitionSet |
NO_RECOGNITION
A constant that represents no recognition results. |
| Constructor Summary | |
RecognitionSet()
Construct an empty recognition set. |
|
RecognitionSet(Recognition[] rs)
Construct a recognition set that contains the given recognitions. |
| Method Summary | |
void |
addRecognition(Recognition r)
Add a recognition to the set by inserting it in descending order of confidence value. |
Recognition |
getHighestValueRecognition()
Return the recognition object that has the highest value. |
Recognition |
getLowestValueRecognition()
Return the recognition object that has the lowest value. |
int |
getRecognitionCount()
Return the number of recognitions in this set. |
Recognition |
getRecognitionOfType(Type type)
Return the recognition contained by this set with the given type, or null if it's not contained. |
java.util.Iterator |
recognitions()
Return an iterator over the recognized types in sorted order from highest confidence to lowest. |
void |
removeRecognition(Recognition r)
Remove the given recognition from the set. |
java.lang.String |
toString()
Return the text representation of the recognition set. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
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public static final RecognitionSet NO_RECOGNITION
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public RecognitionSet()
public RecognitionSet(Recognition[] rs)
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public void addRecognition(Recognition r)
public Recognition getHighestValueRecognition()
public Recognition getLowestValueRecognition()
public int getRecognitionCount()
public Recognition getRecognitionOfType(Type type)
public java.util.Iterator recognitions()
public void removeRecognition(Recognition r)
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Basic objects
The basic objects of SQLAlchemy-Mutable are:
MutableModelBase
. Base class for database models withMutableType
columns.MutableType
. Column type associated withMutable
objects.Mutable
. Generic mutable object which automatically tracks changes to its attributes and items.
sqlalchemy_mutable.MutableModelBase
Base class for database models with MutableType
columns. This allows you
to store and retrieve database models in MutableType
columns.
Examples
Make sure you have run the setup code.
model0 = MyModel()
model1 = MyModel()
session.add_all([model0, model1])
session.commit()
model0.mutable = model1
# without subclassing `MutableModelBase`,
# this would not retrieve `model1`
model0.mutable
Out:
<__main__.MyModel at 0x7f6bd9936668>
sqlalchemy_mutable.MutableType
Mutable column type with pickle serialization. MutableType
columns may
be set to:
- Coerced types. SQLAlchemy-Mutable automatically coerces common objects
such as
int
,str
, anddatetime
. Mutable
objects. SQLAlchemy-Mutable automatically convertslist
anddict
to mutable objects.- Database models.
sqlalchemy_mutable.MutableJSONType
Mutable column type with JSON serialization. MutableJSONType
columns may
be set to lists, dictionaries, and common literals which are JSON
serializable.
sqlalchemy_mutable.Mutable
Base class for mutable objects. Mutable objects track changes to their 'children' (their attributes and items).
| Attributes: | root : sqlalchemy_mutable.Mutable
Root mutable object. |
|---|
Examples
Make sure you have run the setup code.
model = MyModel()
session.add(model)
model.mutable.nested_mutable = Mutable()
session.commit()
# if `MyModel.mutable` weren't a `MutableType` column,
# this change would not survive a commit
model.mutable.nested_mutable.greeting = 'hello world'
session.commit()
model.mutable.nested_mutable.greeting
Out:
'hello, world!'
Methods
register_coerced_type(cls, origin_type) [source]
Decorator for coerced type registration.
When a MutableType
column is set to an object of the origin type
(i.e. when the coerce
method is invoked), the object is first
converted to a coerced type.
| Parameters: | origin_type : class
The origin class. |
|---|---|
| Returns: | register : callable
Function to register an origin type. |
Notes
This does not affect tracked items and attributes. That is, objects of
origin types will not be coerced with the _convert
method is invoked.
Examples
Make sure you have run the setup code.
class MyClass():
def greet(self, name='world'):
return 'hello, {}!'.format(name)
@Mutable.register_coerced_type(MyClass)
class CoercedMyClass(Mutable, MyClass):
pass
model = MyModel()
# without registering an associated coerced type,
# this will throw an error
model.mutable = MyClass()
model.mutable.greet()
Out:
'hello, world!'
register_tracked_type(cls, origin_type) [source]
Decorator for tracked type registration.
The origin_type maps to a tracked_type. Objects of origin types will be converted to objects of tracked types when the convert method is invoked. Conversion occurs automatically on coersion and when setting attributes and items.
| Parameters: | origin_type : class
The origin class. |
|---|---|
| Returns: | register : callable
Function to register an origin type. |
Examples
Make sure you have run the setup code.
class MyClass():
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
def greet(self):
return 'hello, {}!'.format(self.name)
@Mutable.register_tracked_type(MyClass)
class MutableMyClass(MyClass, Mutable):
def __init__(self, source=None, root=None):
'''
Parameters
----------
source : MyClass
Original instance of `MyClass`. This will be converted
into a `MutableMyClass` object.
root : Mutable or None, default=None
Root mutable object. This is handled by
SQLAlchemy-Mutable. Set to `None` by default.
'''
super().__init__(name=source.name)
model = MyModel()
session.add(model)
model.mutable = Mutable()
model.mutable.object = MyClass('world')
session.commit()
# without registering MyClass as a tracked type,
# this change would not survive a commit
model.mutable.object.name = 'moon'
session.commit()
model.mutable.object.greet()
Out:
'hello, moon!'


import { init } from './core/init.js';
init();
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import { init } from './core/init.js';
init();
import {
startCoreAnimationLoop,
stopCoreAnimationLoop,
} from './core/animationloop.js';
import {
addStack,
getStack,
addCanvas,
getCanvas,
setCurrentCanvas,
clear,
compile,
show,
render,
} from './core/document.js';
import {
addListener,
removeListener,
addNativeListener,
removeNativeListener,
makeAnimationObserver,
reducedMotionActions,
setReduceMotionAction,
setNoPreferenceMotionAction,
colorSchemeActions,
setColorSchemeDarkAction,
setColorSchemeLightAction,
getPixelRatio,
setPixelRatioChangeAction,
getIgnorePixelRatio,
setIgnorePixelRatio,
} from './core/events.js';
import * as library from './core/library.js';
import {
makeSnippet,
} from './core/snippets.js';
import {
currentCorePosition,
startCoreListeners,
stopCoreListeners,
observeAndUpdate,
makeDragZone,
} from './core/userInteraction.js';
import {
makeAction,
} from './factory/action.js';
import {
makeAnimation,
} from './factory/animation.js';
import {
makeBlock,
} from './factory/block.js';
import {
makeBezier,
} from './factory/bezier.js';
import {
makeCog,
} from './factory/cog.js';
import {
makeColor,
} from './factory/color.js';
import {
makeConicGradient,
} from './factory/conicGradient.js';
import {
requestCoordinate,
releaseCoordinate,
} from './factory/coordinate.js';
import {
makeCrescent,
} from './factory/crescent.js';
import {
makeEmitter,
} from './factory/emitter.js';
import {
makeFilter,
} from './factory/filter.js';
import {
makeForce,
} from './factory/particleForce.js';
import {
makeGradient,
} from './factory/gradient.js';
import {
makeGrid,
} from './factory/grid.js';
import {
makeGroup,
} from './factory/group.js';
import {
importImage,
importDomImage,
createImageFromCell,
createImageFromGroup,
createImageFromEntity,
} from './factory/imageAsset.js';
import {
makeLine,
} from './factory/line.js';
import {
makeLineSpiral,
} from './factory/lineSpiral.js';
import {
makeLoom,
} from './factory/loom.js';
import {
makeMesh,
} from './factory/mesh.js';
import {
makeNet,
} from './factory/net.js';
import {
makeNoise,
makeNoiseAsset,
} from './factory/noiseAsset.js';
import {
makeOval,
} from './factory/oval.js';
import {
makePattern,
} from './factory/pattern.js';
import {
makePhrase,
} from './factory/phrase.js';
import {
makePicture,
} from './factory/picture.js';
import {
makePolygon,
} from './factory/polygon.js';
import {
makePolyline,
} from './factory/polyline.js';
import {
makeQuadratic,
} from './factory/quadratic.js';
import {
requestQuaternion,
releaseQuaternion,
} from './factory/quaternion.js';
import {
makeRadialGradient,
} from './factory/radialGradient.js';
import {
makeRawAsset,
} from './factory/rawAsset.js';
import {
makeReactionDiffusionAsset,
} from './factory/rdAsset.js';
import {
makeRectangle,
} from './factory/rectangle.js';
import {
makeRender,
} from './factory/renderAnimation.js';
import {
makeShape,
} from './factory/shape.js';
import {
makeSpiral,
} from './factory/spiral.js';
import {
importSprite,
} from './factory/spriteAsset.js';
import {
makeSpring,
} from './factory/particleSpring.js';
import {
makeStar,
} from './factory/star.js';
import {
makeTetragon,
} from './factory/tetragon.js';
import {
makeTicker,
} from './factory/ticker.js';
import {
makeTracer,
} from './factory/tracer.js';
import {
makeTween,
} from './factory/tween.js';
import {
requestVector,
releaseVector,
} from './factory/vector.js';
import {
importDomVideo,
importVideo,
importMediaStream,
} from './factory/videoAsset.js';
import {
makeWheel,
} from './factory/wheel.js';
import {
makeWorld,
} from './factory/particleWorld.js';
export default {
core/library.js
library,
core/animationloop.js
startCoreAnimationLoop,
stopCoreAnimationLoop,
core/userInteraction.js
currentCorePosition,
startCoreListeners,
stopCoreListeners,
observeAndUpdate,
makeDragZone,
core/document.js
addStack,
getStack,
addCanvas,
getCanvas,
setCurrentCanvas,
clear,
compile,
show,
render,
core/events.js
addListener,
removeListener,
addNativeListener,
removeNativeListener,
makeAnimationObserver,
reducedMotionActions,
setReduceMotionAction,
setNoPreferenceMotionAction,
colorSchemeActions,
setColorSchemeDarkAction,
setColorSchemeLightAction,
getPixelRatio,
setPixelRatioChangeAction,
getIgnorePixelRatio,
setIgnorePixelRatio,
core/snippets.js
makeSnippet,
factory/action.js
makeAction,
factory/animation.js
makeAnimation,
factory/bezier.js
makeBezier,
factory/block.js
makeBlock,
factory/cog.js
makeCog,
factory/color.js
makeColor,
factory/conicGradient.js
makeConicGradient,
factory/coordinate.js
requestCoordinate,
releaseCoordinate,
factory/crescent.js
makeCrescent,
factory/emitter.js
makeEmitter,
factory/filter.js
makeFilter,
factory/particleForce.js
makeForce,
factory/gradient.js
makeGradient,
factory/grid.js
makeGrid,
factory/group.js
makeGroup,
factory/imageAsset.js
importImage,
importDomImage,
createImageFromCell,
createImageFromGroup,
createImageFromEntity,
factory/line.js
makeLine,
factory/lineSpiral.js
makeLineSpiral,
factory/loom.js
makeLoom,
factory/mesh.js
makeMesh,
factory/net.js
makeNet,
factory/noiseAsset.js
makeNoise,
makeNoiseAsset,
factory/oval.js
makeOval,
factory/pattern.js
makePattern,
factory/phrase.js
makePhrase,
factory/picture.js
makePicture,
factory/polygon.js
makePolygon,
factory/polyline.js
makePolyline,
factory/quadratic.js
makeQuadratic,
factory/quaternion.js
requestQuaternion,
releaseQuaternion,
factory/radialGradient.js
makeRadialGradient,
factory/rawAsset.js
makeRawAsset,
factory/rdAsset.js
makeReactionDiffusionAsset,
factory/rectangle.js
makeRectangle,
factory/renderAnimation.js
makeRender,
factory/shape.js
makeShape,
factory/spiral.js
makeSpiral,
factory/particleSpring.js
makeSpring,
factory/spriteAsset.js
importSprite,
factory/star.js
makeStar,
factory/tetragon.js
makeTetragon,
factory/ticker.js
makeTicker,
factory/tracer.js
makeTracer,
factory/tween.js
makeTween,
factory/vector.js
requestVector,
releaseVector,
factory/videoAsset.js
importDomVideo,
importVideo,
importMediaStream,
factory/wheel.js
makeWheel,
factory/particleWorld.js
makeWorld,
};


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Functions | |
| double | up_in_call (double Spot, double Strike, double Barrier, double r, double d, double Vol, double Expiry) |
| double | down_in_call (double Spot, double Strike, double Barrier, double r, double d, double Vol, double Expiry) |
| double | up_in_put (double Spot, double Strike, double Barrier, double r, double d, double Vol, double Expiry) |
| double | down_in_put (double Spot, double Strike, double Barrier, double r, double d, double Vol, double Expiry) |
| double | up_out_call (double Spot, double Strike, double Barrier, double r, double d, double Vol, double Expiry) |
| double | down_out_call (double Spot, double Strike, double Barrier, double r, double d, double Vol, double Expiry) |
| double | up_out_put (double Spot, double Strike, double Barrier, double r, double d, double Vol, double Expiry) |
| double | down_out_put (double Spot, double Strike, double Barrier, double r, double d, double Vol, double Expiry) |
| double down_in_call | ( | double | Spot, |
| double | Strike, | ||
| double | Barrier, | ||
| double | r, | ||
| double | d, | ||
| double | Vol, | ||
| double | Expiry | ||
| ) |
| double down_in_put | ( | double | Spot, |
| double | Strike, | ||
| double | Barrier, | ||
| double | r, | ||
| double | d, | ||
| double | Vol, | ||
| double | Expiry | ||
| ) |
| double down_out_call | ( | double | Spot, |
| double | Strike, | ||
| double | Barrier, | ||
| double | r, | ||
| double | d, | ||
| double | Vol, | ||
| double | Expiry | ||
| ) |
| double down_out_put | ( | double | Spot, |
| double | Strike, | ||
| double | Barrier, | ||
| double | r, | ||
| double | d, | ||
| double | Vol, | ||
| double | Expiry | ||
| ) |
| double up_in_call | ( | double | Spot, |
| double | Strike, | ||
| double | Barrier, | ||
| double | r, | ||
| double | d, | ||
| double | Vol, | ||
| double | Expiry | ||
| ) |
| double up_in_put | ( | double | Spot, |
| double | Strike, | ||
| double | Barrier, | ||
| double | r, | ||
| double | d, | ||
| double | Vol, | ||
| double | Expiry | ||
| ) |
| double up_out_call | ( | double | Spot, |
| double | Strike, | ||
| double | Barrier, | ||
| double | r, | ||
| double | d, | ||
| double | Vol, | ||
| double | Expiry | ||
| ) |
| double up_out_put | ( | double | Spot, |
| double | Strike, | ||
| double | Barrier, | ||
| double | r, | ||
| double | d, | ||
| double | Vol, | ||
| double | Expiry | ||
| ) |


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: A UTF-8 string tensor value.step
: Explicit int64
-castable monotonic step value for this summary. If
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, which must
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: Optional long-form description for this summary, as a
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. Markdown is supported. Defaults to empty.True on success, or false if no summary was emitted because no default summary writer was available.
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As a Community Pharmacist, Imran acts as both a dispensing pharmacist but also as a store manager. He is responsible for dealing with all the diverse issues that arise in the running of a busy retail store. When he is not there, a locum pharmacist covers.
Direct patient care is becoming a significant part of Imran's role. He offers a variety of services including smoking cessation, weight management, alcohol advice, flu vaccinations, minor injuries dressings and blood pressure monitoring.
Increasingly patients are coming to Imran's Pharmacy for frontline primary care because they cannot get a GP appointment. It is the easiest place for them to access advice and Imran is known and trusted in the community.
Imran frequently needs to direct patients on to a vast range of both NHS and private services such as sexual health, eye units and emergency dentists, especially on Saturdays.
Imran relies on a mixture of methods including local knowledge, checking the paper signposting folder, searching websites or contacting the local GP to find service information.
Imran and his team are confident using digital devices. He will spend as much time as possible researching available options on a desktop PC or his own smartphone, however during busy times he feels pressured when queues start to form.
| Key challenges | User needs |
|---|---|
| No centralised or official source of service information. | Up to date, trustworthy information, accessible quickly from one place. |
| Difficult to keep information in sign posting folder up to date. | |
| Time pressures make it difficult to provide the most considered referrals. | |
| Never knows what problems patients are going to present with or what services may be needed. | Information on a wide range of services including social care, local authority, third sector and private. |
| Rarely gets any feedback so cannot find out what happens to patients or if referrals are appropriate. | Feedback on appropriateness of referrals and patient outcomes |
What success means
"I need to be able to access information about services and their referral pathways, on the move at any time. I need to trust that this information is accurate, and the referral will be picked up so that when I leave that patient, I'm ensured their continued care will be something that I can be proud of


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- Keep an open mind because the answer to your question may not always be the one you wanted, but that doesn't mean it is wrong.


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Here’s a partial list of questions that need to be asked when designing meeting spaces for Teams Rooms.
In the below left image, we see a small focus room. This is a great place for Teams Rooms, be it a collaboration bar for Microsoft Teams or the full Windows-based Teams Rooms.
On the right is a different situation. This is the type of environment that is great for Surface Hub, an all-in-one digital whiteboard, meetings platform, and collaborative computing device that brings the power of Windows 10 to teamwork. As there's no table in front of any of the chairs, people can get up and walk directly to the Surface Hub to interact with it. By putting tables in front of the chairs, people may feel hesitant to walk around the table to get to the Surface Hub. When going with Surface Hub, be sure that the room is designed to encourage interactivity with the device.
As you analyze your meeting spaces, decide if Teams Rooms is the right device for the space or if Surface Hub makes more sense. In some cases, it makes sense to put both Teams Rooms and Surface Hub in the same room and configure Coordinated Meeting Join between the two.
Here's some things you’ll want to consider when selecting equipment for your meeting spaces:
The touchscreen console. The center of table touchscreen console is the device that users interact with when joining and managing a meeting. There are many different form factors. Some have compute modules built-in and some can swivel the display. Some consoles have a high tilt angle and some lay a little more flat.
The compute module. Teams Rooms support compute modules from several vendors. The compute modules have been designed to match with the correct Teams Rooms configuration so that they have enough USB, HDMI, and other required ports. The compute module runs Windows 10 Enterprise IoT.
The camera. Cameras are an important part of the Teams Rooms environment, and there are many different options. Some cameras are housed in a console that also contains the microphone and speakers, such as the camera on the left. The camera on the right is a traditional pan/tilt/zoom camera that works well in larger meeting spaces. You'll need to consider the field of view and if other features like automatic speaker framing are needed.
The content camera. There are specific certified cameras that support the content camera feature. You can see examples of two of them below.
The ideal size of the capture area of an analog whiteboard is between 1.8m-2.7m/6-9 ft. wide. Whiteboards larger than 3.6m/12ft will not be picked up by the camera. Note that the whiteboard should be white and not another color. If you have a whiteboard that is the entire length of the wall, the camera will not be able to show the whole thing. The recommendation is to take colored tape and tape an outline of the camera’s field of view directly on the whiteboard.
This provides two advantages. First, it helps the content camera frame the whiteboard as it can detect a border. Perhaps more importantly, it will let someone who's drawing on the whiteboard know if they're about to draw outside of what the camera can see. If they were to draw outside the taped area, the camera won't show it, and they'll be encouraged to continue diagramming inside the frame.
Audio considerations. Audio is crucial so everyone can hear what's going on. On the left is a sound bar that hangs below the front of room display. The sound bar includes both the speakers and the microphone. On the right is a speaker-only sound bar. There are also microphones that can be placed throughout the room.
Display options. There are many different display options. You can use displays hanging on a wall or a projector. Make sure that the displays are sized properly for the space. 4K displays are supported, but Teams will only show up to a 1080p image. When should you use a single monitor versus dual monitors? A single monitor is good primarily for small rooms, while dual monitors are great for large rooms. Note that in either single or dual monitor scenarios, a monitor can be touch-enabled to support interactive inking.
What are the requirements for a touchscreen? Any touch-enabled monitor that works with Windows 10 will work with Teams Rooms. You may need to go into Windows Settings and verify that tablet PC settings are configured correctly to enable the monitors touch features.
Are all the walls in the meeting space glass? In that case, you can't mount on the wall and you'll have to get creative, opting for a projector and screen or purchasing a stand to hold the display.
Use the right cables and connectors. If the room already has existing displays, make note of the make and model, and make sure the connectors on the existing displays will work with Teams Rooms.


PublicVotes: Ethereum-based Voting Application
October 31, 2015
As part of my research for Reposium, I have started working on a simple voting application built with Meteor that utilizes the Ethereum Blockchain to create a provably fair and transparent voting system. This is one of a few applications I want to create as part of my research (decentralized decision making or liquid democracy is most likely next). Before explaining the underlying structure of this application, let me explain which problems this application solves and which it doesn’t.
What this is and isn’t
What PublicVotes essentially is, is an easy to use, provably fair voting application. All votes of participants are recorded (by proxy) into the Blockchain for the world to verify. The application is not fully decentralized, since my design goal from the beginning was to create an application that is easy to use for people outside the Ethereum space. People should be able to participate in the voting process without even knowing what the underlying protocols are — which has lead to some functionality moving to the server (i.e. centralization). I will gradually work on making this more trustless. Right now you should treat PublicVotes as an application “empowered by Ethereum”, instead of a DApp powered by Ethereum.
How it works
The entire platform is built on Meteor, there is currently one smart contract coded in Solidity that is used for placing a poll into the Blockchain and for casting the votes. For display purposes on the website and making it easy to vote, I’m also storing poll information, votes and the related Ethereum accounts in MongoDB collections. There are basically 2 processes that make up the system. The first is the poll creation, the second is actual voting.
Poll Creation
Anyone with a small amount of Ether can create a poll. At PublicVotes, the creator of the poll pays for the creation of the poll and for all votes. This way anyone can vote by simply clicking their preferred option, without even knowing what the underlying technology (Ethereum) is.
A poll consists of the following information:
- Title (required): Mostly a question that indicates what the users are voting about. Maxlength: 48 chars.
- Description (not required): A more comprehensive description that explains to the users what the vote is exactly about. Maxlength: 145 chars.
- Options (min 2 required): The actual voting options for your poll. Minimum is 2, max is 10 options. Maxlength: 20 chars.
Settings:
- Public Poll: The user can choose if the poll should be public or not. If the poll is private, only people with the link can participate in the vote.
- Multioption (coming soon): Makes it possible for users to choose more than 1 poll option.
- Vote Limit: Limits the number of people that can participate in the poll. (not required).
- Time Limit: A timelimit for the poll. Right now this is a requirement as the account will eventually run out of Ether. But once we have setup a faucet I will remove the timelimit.
Once the creator has entered this information, he/she is required to send a specified amount (0.2 Ether to be exact) of Ether to an address. All of the accounts are generated on the client, thanks to silentcicero’s ethereumjs library. This account is then stored in a local MongoDB collection and will be used for all future votes.
Once the Ether have been received at the specified address, the poll is ready to go live and be deployed onto the Ethereum Blockchain. This is the smart contract that is deployed onto the Blockchain: Github Link . Once the contract has been mined, the poll will go live and people can start voting.
Casting a Vote
Anyone with a link can participate in the poll and cast their vote. Casting a vote is as simple as clicking a button. The application does most of the rest, such as preparing and signing the transaction which will be sent to the smart contract. Once a vote has been received, the smart contract will record the vote into the Blockchain’s event log.
After voting, the user is redirected to /voted where there are statistics about the poll and the people who have voted. The table at the bottom of the page has been purely generated through filters that get the event logs of the Ethereum Blockchain.
Where to go from here
This is a Minimum Viable Product and the system currently has many flaws. The major flaw being the IP-based redirect system. I will implement OAuth over the coming days so that users can participate in the voting process through social media accounts.
It would be very interesting to work on a sybil-attack resistant system, but it seems that so far there is no viable solution to the problem at hand that offers both security and ease of use. Overall though, I will work on more improvements over the coming weeks and also on a follow-up application that will take this voting application to the next level (mostly based on Liquid Democracy concepts).


Five Valley Velo presents:
Sixth Annual Western Montana Spring Training Series -
Missoula Montana
* Saturday March
20 - Clinton Road Race I - 35 miles.
* Saturday March
27 - Clinton Road Race II - 43 Miles.
Start time for all races is 12:00 noon.
Registration for all races will be at Missoula Bike Works
(521 S. Higgins Ave<PHONE_NUMBER>) 10:30 - 11:00.
Course Description:
* Clinton Road
Race - Mostly flat 8 mile circuit.
Start is in Clinton at
intersection of
frontage road and I-90 overpass. Finish
is @ three
miles past the
start on south frontage road.
Entry fee: $10.00 per race.
Categories are:
* A - USCF 1 - 4.
* B - Women, USCF
5, Citizens and Juniors.
Masters race their
USCF category.
Races will be handicapped, with category B riders given a
head start. A "C" category
may be added for inexperienced beginners.
All racers finish together and on the same lap.
If weather is totally miserable (< 45 degrees with rain
or snow, but no cancellations for temperature only)
race will be postponed to Sunday or canceled.
Open to all cyclists, regardless of ability level. The purpose of this series is to gain
experience and fitness
with low key, fun races.
Cyclists are encouraged to ride to the races from
registration and continue after with a training ride
through the lovely Montana countryside.
Notes:
I'm sorry to report that the famed Butler Creek circuit is
no more. The course is now part of an
I-90 freeway exit with the 45 MPH turn now a 90 degree stop sign turn. Also I regret having to increase the entry
fee from $5.00, this is mostly due to decreased Five Valley Velo sponsorship
and Montana Racing Association surcharge.
The entry fee also includes the USA Cycling insurance surcharge.
Races are sponsored by Five Valley Velo.
USCF Permit Pending.
* Contact Fred
Michini - Email -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or Phone -<PHONE_NUMBER>
for details.


The initial aim of the project was to get familiar agent-based modeling. I decided the SIR model was a good little simple problem to consider for this project. Historically this model is a compartmental model which uses Lotka-Voltera like euations. It assumes complete spatial homogineity and mixing of the population. I figured I can use an agent-based model to capture the results of this model and then go beyind and look at effects of spacial variation in the results.
The SIR model is as follows:
$$\begin{eqnarray} \dot{S} &=& -\beta S I \nonumber \\ \dot{I} &=& \beta I S - \gamma I \nonumber \\ \dot{R} &=& \gamma I \nonumber \end{eqnarray}$$
$S$ represents the population of susceptible people, $I$ represents the population of infected people, and $R$ represents the population of removed or recovered people.
In order to compile from the command line, I do `xcodebuild` in the project folder. It then compiles and generates a `build` folder. From there, the executable is in `/Release/`.
This guy is claiming to have solved the problem using pbtomake which is a third party software.
Also, CMake helps you create Makefiles and it will be portable to xcode and other forms. Kind of the other direction, but could be usefule for future. This guy has examples.


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An Appcelerator Titanium module that creates a view that allows you to scan UPC's using the ZBar Barcode Reader (http://zbar.sourceforge.net/).
I had been playing around with the Acktie Barcode reader and really wanted something that would let me place the view inside of my own page (and not use a modal window). This module allows you to create the barcode view just as you would create a standard Titanium.UI.view and listen for a 'success' callback.
This module will continue to grow and new options will be added in the near future.
Include the module in your tiapp.xml:
com.mfogg.barcode
Currently the options you have are limited to what type of barcodes you would like to 'listen' for and the miniumum scan quality, but that makes the module pretty simple :)
The types of barcodes available are:
And they can be used like...
var Barcode = require('com.mfogg.barcode'); // Initialize the Barcode module
// open a single window
var win = Ti.UI.createWindow({backgroundColor:"#eee"});
var allowed_upcs = [ // See list of available barcode types above
"UPCE",
"ISBN10",
"UPCA",
"EAN13",
"CODE93",
"CODE128"
];
var barcodeView = Barcode.createView({
top: 0,
height: 320,
width: 320,
barcodes: allowed_upcs, // Required
minQuality: 10, // Optional (defaults to 0),
flashEnabled: false, // Optional (defaults to false)
scanCrop: { // Optional
x: 10,
y: 10,
height: 100,
width: 100
},
scanCropPreview: true // Optional (defaults to false)
});
win.add(barcodeView);
win.open();
* Note here that the created view (ex. 'barcodeView' above) can have other views added on top of it to act as a camera overlay (exactly how you would a standard Ti.UI.view)
Turns the flash on (and fires the "flashChange" event)
Turns the flash off (and fires the "flashChange" event)
Toggles the flash on or off (and fires the "flashChange" event)
Will fire every time a barcode that fits the types above comes into the view.
barcodeView.addEventListener("success", function(event){
// event.data == number returned from the scan
// event.type == type of scan
// event.quality == quality of scan (http://zbar.sourceforge.net/iphone/sdkdoc/ZBarSymbol.html#quality__i)
Ti.API.info("[NEW SCAN] Data: "+event.data);
Ti.API.info("[NEW SCAN] Type: "+event.type);
Ti.API.info("[NEW SCAN] Quality: "+event.quality);
});
Will fire when the flash is toggled on or off
barcodeView.addEventListener("flashChange", function(event){
// event.flashEnabled = new value of the flashEnabled
Ti.API.info("Flash Enabled: "+event.flashEnabled);
});
... anything else :)
Do whatever you want, however you want, whenever you want. And if you find a problem on your way, let me know so I can fix it for my own apps too :)


BREAKING: Thugs invade Bayelsa polling unit, cart away thumb printed ballot papers
by Oladeinde OlawoyinSome thugs have invaded a polling unit in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State Capital, carting away voting materials.
The thugs invaded the PU 020, Ward 05, Etegwe Primary School, Yenagoa, at about 4:21pm on Saturday.
PREMIUM TIMES reporter who witnessed the violent invasion reports that the thugs, about 20 in number, came with different dangerous weapons and chased away the Corps members working as ad-hoc staff of INEC.
They, thereafter, carted away thumbrinted ballot papers and boxes and escaped through the rear of the unfenced Etegwe Primary school.
Many of the voters also fled the poling unit for fear of being harmed by the rampaging thugs.
Electoral observers and INEC officials have since fled the venue.
Random voters in the unit in separate interviews told PREMIUM TIMES that the thugs are allegedly loyal to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. The unit, it was gathered, is presumed to be a stronghold of the All Progressives Congress.
A voter who declined to be named told this newspaper that the thugs were “provoked” because of the delay in the counting of the votes in the unit.
PREMIUM TIMES understands that although voting ended few hours ago, the counting exercise had not commenced until the thugs invaded the school.
A corps member who served as an official however attributed the delay to “the refusal of party agents to come forward and verify the counting process”


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The date/time type inputs are all decoded using the following procedure.
Break the input string into tokens and categorize each token as a string, time, time zone, or number.
If the numeric token contains a colon (:), this is a time string. Include all subsequent digits and colons.
If the numeric token contains a dash (-), slash (/), or two or more dots (.), this is a date string which might have a text month. If a date token has already been seen, it is instead interpreted as a time zone name (e.g., America/New_York).
If the token is numeric only, then it is either a single field or an ISO 8601 concatenated date (e.g., 19990113 for January 13, 1999) or time (e.g., 141516 for 14:15:16).
If the token starts with a plus (+) or minus (-), then it is either a numeric time zone or a special field.
If the token is a text string, match up with possible strings:
Do a binary-search table lookup for the token as a time zone abbreviation.
If not found, do a similar binary-search table lookup to match the token as either a special string (e.g., today), day (e.g., Thursday), month (e.g., January), or noise word (e.g., at, on).
If still not found, throw an error.
When the token is a number or number field:
If there are eight or six digits, and if no other date fields have been previously read, then interpret as a "concatenated date" (e.g., 19990118 or 990118). The interpretation is YYYYMMDD or YYMMDD.
If the token is three digits and a year has already been read, then interpret as day of year.
If four or six digits and a year has already been read, then interpret as a time (HHMM or HHMMSS).
If three or more digits and no date fields have yet been found, interpret as a year (this forces yy-mm-dd ordering of the remaining date fields).
Otherwise the date field ordering is assumed to follow the DateStyle setting: mm-dd-yy, dd-mm-yy, or yy-mm-dd. Throw an error if a month or day field is found to be out of range.
If BC has been specified, negate the year and add one for internal storage. (There is no year zero in the Gregorian calendar, so numerically 1 BC becomes year zero.)
If BC was not specified, and if the year field was two digits in length, then adjust the year to four digits. If the field is less than 70, then add 2000, otherwise add 1900.
Tip: Gregorian years AD 1-99 can be entered by using 4 digits with leading zeros (e.g., 0099 is AD 99).


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1 Here are more wise sayings of Solomon that were written down by the men of Hezekiah, the king of Judah.
2 God honors himself when he hides something so people cannot know it.
But it is to the honor of kings to search out the things that God has hidden.
3 What kings think is above the way peasants think; they are like the heavens, they are above us all;
and all kings have the same deep burdens that others cannot understand.
4 Silver cannot be used by the metal worker,
unless the silver is heated and dross is removed from it;
5 just as the dross is removed, even so, if wicked men are removed from the kings court,
his throne will be more secure, and he will be able to do what is right.
6 When you stand in front of a king, do not bring attention to yourself
and do not stand in the place set aside for those the king is honoring.
7 It is better if someone tells you to sit closer to the king,
than for them to tell you, while one of the king's nobles is listening, that you should sit further away in order that someone who is more important may sit there.
When you witness something that gives you concern,
8 you should not quickly bring the matter to trial,
unless you are very sure about it.
because your neighbor may have a good explanation for what you saw.
9 If you and your neighbor are having a disagreement,
settle it between yourselves, and do not tell others any secret you have learned about;
10 for others might find out what you have done,
and you would be ashamed;
and from that time on, you will have a bad reputation.
11 Use the right words and a phrase put together to say exactly what you mean;
this is as delightful as seeing designs of gold in a silver bowl.
12 When a wise person rebukes someone who is willing to listen to him,
it is as priceless as a gold ring or jewelry made of finest gold.
13 A messenger who is reliable and on time, gives delight to those who sent him,
to them he is like the cold of snow at harvest time, that refreshes the ground.
14 When someone boasts about a gift he is going to give, but never gives it,
he is like the clouds and the wind that do not bring rain.
15 With patient persuasion even a ruler's mind can be changed,
like the proverb that says, 'a soft tongue can break a bone.'
16 If you find some honey, eat just a little,
because if you eat too much, you could vomit it up.
17 Do not go to your neighbor's house too often;
he may get tired of you, and if you do not stop, he could even grow to hate you.
18 To falsely accuse others in court
is like attacking them with a club used in battle, or with a sword, or with sharp arrows.
19 Depending on an unreliable person during times of trouble
is like having a bad tooth or a foot that slips and makes you fall.
20 Singing a song to someone who is feeling sad,
it is as unhelpful as taking off a coat on a very cold day,
or pouring vinegar into a wound.
21 If your enemies are hungry, give them something to eat;
if they are thirsty, give them something to drink;
22 that will be the equal to pouring coals of fire on his head, without doing him any harm,
and Yahweh will reward you for doing that.
23 When wind blows from the north, it will certainly rain;
it is just as certain that someone who tells secrets about others will make people angry.
24 It is better to live alone in the corner of a housetop
than inside a house with a wife who always wants to argue with you.
25 When you receive news from a far away country,
that is like giving cold water to a person who is thirsty.
26 A good person who falls before the wicked,
that is as bad as a spring that becomes muddied or a fountain that becomes polluted.
27 It is not good to eat too much honey;
that is like searching for more honor when you already have honor.
28 A person who cannot control himself
is like a city with no way to keep out enemies; its walls have fallen down.


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Copy the widgets folder and paste or drag a copy of it to the root directory of your web site. If you do this, you will have all of the files necessary for all of the widgets that Spry supports.
Create a folder in your website (for example, a folder called SpryAssets), open the widgets folder, and copy only the files or folders that pertain to the widgets you want to add. For example, to add only an Accordion widget to your web pages, copy the accordion folder, or the SpryAccordion.js and SpryAccordion.css files.


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A serene sanctuary rich in history, I enjoy appreciating the architectural build of this cathedral.
I have never seen such a beautiful place. It has been worth it to visit.
What a way to relive medieval life!
Rich in history, it is wonderful


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The Service Provider has respected the privacy of users and has been well aware that users intended to receive security in using applications, and the data obtained by the Service Provider under the agreed terms and conditions shall be used for the purpose of users only, and the Service Provider shall operate its businesses under the strict measures of security protection, including prevention from any use of the data without receiving prior permissions from users. The Privacy Policy, as appeared below, shall be applicable to accounts of users and data as given by users with this Application. Collection of Personal Data: Regarding the registration or use of services on applications, the Service Provider needed to ask for the personal data of users such as first names and last names, email addresses, cellphone numbers, addresses, etc., for continuous operation of the application system. In case, users have exercised their rights to redeem points for rewards and privileges, the Service Provider may ask for additional personal data such as genders, date of birth, addresses, personal preferences, etc. Users acknowledged that the personal data completed for use on applications shall be sent through the Internet which is the public networking system; whereas, the Service Provider shall use measures and its due care to prevent the third parties from accessing such personal data. However, the Service Provider reserved its rights to assume no responsibility for any damage resulting from the third parties’ viewing and/or use of such data of users. Use of Personal Data: Users shall have their rights of privacy in their data, and the Service Provider shall not permit any disclosure of data of users to the third parties other than employees authorized by the Service Provider. The Service Provider shall use the personal data of users as may be suitable for the purposes of communication, public relations, marketing or statistical use of data. The Service Provider shall not sell or disseminate the collected personal data of users to the third parties unless receiving acknowledgment from users only or by means of disclosure thereof as prescribed by laws or by orders of the competent government officers. Access to and Change of Data: 1. Users may access, examine or change their personal data as per the scope prescribed by the Service Provider through the Application. 2. Personal data of users completed for use shall be the true data in all respects and such personal data shall always be updated. 3. When accounts of users have been cancelled, the Service Provider shall still keep the account data of users in the database as prescribed by laws for the purposes of auditing in case of fraud and avoiding the closing of old accounts and opening of new accounts. However, when accounts of users have been cancelled, the Service Provider shall no longer use the account data of users, and shall not disclose the data to any person or organization, or shall not use the data in the manner which may cause any damage to users, except in the event that it is required to use the data of users in the inquiry or in the legal processes or by orders of the competent government officers. Revision of the Privacy Policy: - The Service Provider may revise, change or amend the Privacy Policy in the future without giving any prior notice thereof to users.


For each of the supported archiving formats there is a
correspondig unarchiving
task. These tasks are based
on
their core
cousin tasks.
PatternSets are used to select files to extract from the archive. If no patternset is used, all files are extracted.
Resource Collections may be used to select archived files to perform unarchival upon.
You can define filename transformations by using a nested mapper element. The default mapper is the identity mapper.
File permissions will not be restored on extracted files.
| Attribute | Description | Required |
| src | archive file to expand. | Yes, if filesets are not used. |
| dest | directory where to store the expanded files. | Yes |
| overwrite | Overwrite files, even if they are newer than the corresponding entries in the archive (true or false, default is true). | No |
| failOnEmptyArchive | whether trying to extract an empty archive is an error. | No, defaults to false |
| stripAbsolutePathSpec | whether Ant should remove leading '/' or '\' characters from the extracted file name before extracing it. Note that this changes the entry's name before applying include/exclude patterns and before using the nested mappers (if any). | No, defaults to false |
| skipUnreadableEntries | Sometimes archives may contain entries that use
features not (yet) supported by Apache Commons Compress,
encryption for example. Trying to expand such an archive will
normally lead to an error. Sometimes Commons Compress can
signal it doesn't know how to handle an entry and if you set
skipUnreadableEntries to true, the Compress Antlib
will simply skip those entries, avoiding the error.
since Compress Antlib 1.1 |
No, defaults to false |
Since Apache Compress Antlib 1.3.
An unarchiving task for 7z archives.
As of version 1.3 of the Compress Antlib this task can only work on file based resources.
An unarchiving task for AR archives.
Traditionally the AR format doesn't allow file names longer than 16 characters. There are two variants that circumvent this limitation in different ways, the GNU/SRV4 and the BSD variant; both of which are transparently supported since Commons Compress 1.3.
Since Apache Compress Antlib 1.3.
An unarchiving task for arj archives.
In addition to the parameters above, the unarj tasks supports the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description | Required |
| encoding |
The character encoding that has been used for filenames
inside the arj file. For a list of possible values see http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/intl/encoding.doc.html. Defaults native-encoding which is the magic value for
the platform's default character encoding.since Compress Antlib 1.3 |
No |
An unarchiving task for CPIO archives.
In addition to the parameters above, the uncpio tasks supports the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description | Required |
| encoding |
The character encoding that has been used for filenames
inside the cpio file. For a list of possible values see http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/intl/encoding.doc.html. Defaults native-encoding which is the magic value for
the platform's default character encoding.since Compress Antlib 1.3 |
No |
Since Apache Compress Antlib 1.1.
An unarchiving task for Unix dump archives.
In addition to the parameters above, the undump tasks supports the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description | Required |
| encoding |
The character encoding that has been used for filenames
inside the dump file. For a list of possible values see http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/intl/encoding.doc.html. Defaults native-encoding which is the magic value for
the platform's default character encoding.since Compress Antlib 1.3 |
No |
An unarchiving task for TAR archives.
In addition to the parameters above, the untar tasks supports the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description | Required |
| encoding |
The character encoding that has been used for filenames
inside the tar file. For a list of possible values see http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/intl/encoding.doc.html. Defaults native-encoding which is the magic value for
the platform's default character encoding.since Compress Antlib 1.2 |
No |
An unarchiving task for ZIP archives.
Please note that different ZIP tools handle timestamps differently when it comes to applying timezone offset calculations of files. Some ZIP libraries will store the timestamps as they've been read from the filesystem while others will modify the timestamps both when reading and writing the files to make all timestamps use the same timezone. A ZIP archive created by one library may extract files with "wrong timestamps" when extracted by another library.
Apache Commons Compress' ZIP classes use the same algorithm as the InfoZIP tools and zlib (timestamps get adjusted), Windows' "compressed folders" function and WinZIP don't change the timestamps. This means that using the unzip task on files created by Windows' compressed folders function may create files with timestamps that are "wrong", the same is true if you use Windows' functions to extract an Ant generated ZIP archive.
Unlike its counterpart in Ant's core this Antlib's task can also extract archives that are not file system resources.
In addition to the parameters above, the unzip tasks supports the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description | Required |
| encoding |
The character encoding that has been used for filenames
inside the zip file. For a list of possible values see http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/intl/encoding.doc.html. Defaults to "UTF8", use the magic value native-encoding for the platform's default character
encoding.
See also the discussion in the zip task page |
No |
| scanForUnicodeExtraFields |
If the archive contains uncode extra fields then use them to set
the file names, ignoring the specified encoding.
See also the discussion in the zip task page |
No, defaults to true |
<cmp:unzip src="${tomcat_src}/tools-src.zip" dest="${tools.home}" xmlns:cmp="antlib:org.apache.ant.compress"/>
<cmp:gunzip src="tools.tar.gz" xmlns:cmp="antlib:org.apache.ant.compress"/> <cmp:untar src="tools.tar" dest="${tools.home}" xmlns:cmp="antlib:org.apache.ant.compress"/>
<cmp:unzip src="${tomcat_src}/tools-src.zip" xmlns:cmp="antlib:org.apache.ant.compress" dest="${tools.home}"> <patternset> <include name="**/*.java"/> <exclude name="**/Test*.java"/> </patternset> </cmp:unzip>
<cmp:unzip dest="${tools.home} xmlns:cmp="antlib:org.apache.ant.compress""> <patternset> <include name="**/*.java"/> <exclude name="**/Test*.java"/> </patternset> <fileset dir="."> <include name="**/*.zip"/> <exclude name="**/tmp*.zip"/> </fileset> </cmp:unzip>
<cmp:unzip src="apache-ant-bin.zip" dest="${tools.home}" xmlns:cmp="antlib:org.apache.ant.compress"> <patternset> <include name="apache-ant/lib/ant.jar"/> </patternset> <mapper type="flatten"/> </cmp:unzip>
<cmp:unzip src="${ant.home}/lib/ant.jar" dest="..." xmlns:cmp="antlib:org.apache.ant.compress"> <patternset> <include name="images/"/> </patternset> </cmp:unzip>
This extracts all images from ant.jar which are stored in the images directory of the Jar (or somewhere under it). While extracting the directory structure (images) will be taken.
<cmp:unzip src="${ant.home}/lib/ant.jar" dest="..." xmlns:cmp="antlib:org.apache.ant.compress"> <patternset> <include name="**/ant_logo_large.gif"/> <include name="**/LICENSE.txt"/> </patternset> </cmp:unzip>
This extracts the two files ant_logo_large.gif and LICENSE.txt from the ant.jar. More exactly: it extracts all files with these names from anywhere in the source file. While extracting the directory structure will be taken.
<cmp:unzip src="some-archive" dest="some-dir" xmlns:cmp="antlib:org.apache.ant.compress"> <patternset> <include name="some-pattern"/> </patternset> <mapper type="some-mapper"/> </cmp:unzip>is identical to
<copy todir="some-dir" preservelastmodified="true"> <cmp:zipfileset src="some-archive" xmlns:cmp="antlib:org.apache.ant.compress"> <patternset> <include name="some-pattern"/> </patternset> </cmp:zipfileset> <mapper type="some-mapper"/> </copy>
The same is also true for <untar>
and
<tarfileset>
. <copy>
offers
additional features
like filtering
files on the fly, allowing a file to be mapped to multiple
destinations or a configurable file system timestamp granularity.
<cmp:zip destfile="new.jar" xmlns:cmp="antlib:org.apache.ant.compress"> <cmp:zipfileset src="old.jar"> <exclude name="do/not/include/this/class"/> </cmp:zipfileset> </cmp:zip>
"Deletes" files from a zipfile.


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More than 34 000 Gauteng pupils not placed in a school yet - Panyaza Lesufi
by Canny MaphangaAs of Monday, 12% of pupils had not yet been placed in a school in Gauteng, Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi has revealed.
"As I am speaking to you now, there are only 34 553 [learners] who do not have spaces at all in Gauteng. Therefore, according to this, we have managed to place 85% of learners.
"Roughly 13 000 are in Grade 1 and 21 000 are in Grade 8," Lesufi said during a briefing at the department’s headquarters in Johannesburg.
So far, the Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) has managed to place 241 806 learners, which represents 85.5% of the 310 350 total applications.
The placement period for the 2020 academic year has since been extended to November 30 to ensure that no learner is left without a school.
ALSO READ: Gauteng education department’s admission placement extended to November 30
Of the 34 553 pupils who had not yet been placed, the GDE had released 6 000 placement offers for parents to accept.
On Sunday, panic ensued after parents were sent a text message from the department that should not have been released, according to the MEC.
"We want to assure parents that we have the matter completely under control, and our challenges will be responded to by extending our deadline to November 30," Lesufi added.
Parents should note that they will be placed according to the following criteria:
- The applicant pupil's place of residence is closest to the school within the feeder zone;
- The applicant pupil has a sibling attending the school;
- The place of employment of at least one of the applicant pupil's parents is within the feeder zone of the school. The applicant pupil's place of residence is within a 30km radius of the school;
- The applicant pupil's place of residence is beyond a 30km radius of the school
Should parents wish to decline a placement, they would be afforded the right to appeal.
"Success rate of appeals are reasonable, 17% become successful," Lesufi said.
"When your appeal is not successful, we give you an alternate. Every appeal has a happy ending."
Lesufi further added that he understood parents wanting to ensure that their child was placed in what was deemed to be a "good public school".
"We are not dealing with a system problem, we are dealing with preference. I would also prefer the best school for my child as well. I support those parents.
"I am confident, that the department will and can deal with the backlog. Once more, we apologise for the inconvenience caused to parents," Lesufi said.


Rare gas find solves puzzle of Southern Africa's soaring landscape
| Source: | University of Edinburgh |
| Summary: | The discovery of gases released from deep beneath the Earth's crust could help to explain Southern Africa's unusual landscape, a study suggests. |
The discovery of gases released from deep beneath the Earth's crust could help to explain Southern Africa's unusual landscape, a study suggests.
Scientists have long puzzled over why areas such as South Africa's Highveld region are so elevated and flat, with unexpectedly hot rocks below the surface.
Geologists have revealed that carbon dioxide-rich gases bubbling up through natural springs in South Africa originate from a column of hot, treacle-like material — called a hotspot — located deep inside the Earth.
Hotspots are known to generate volcanic activity in Hawaii, Iceland and Yellowstone National Park. In South Africa, the hotspot pushes the crust upwards, generating the distinctive landscape, which consists mostly of tablelands more than one kilometre above sea level, the researchers say.
This also explains why rocks beneath the region are hotter than expected — a property that could be harnessed to generate geothermal energy.
A team led by scientists from the University of Edinburgh analysed the chemical make-up of gas emerging from a deep crack in the Earth's crust located in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
They found that variants of the elements helium and neon present in the gas match the composition of a rocky layer 1,000 kilometres below Earth's surface — called the deep mantle.
The findings provide the first physical evidence that Southern Africa lies on top of a plume of abnormally hot mantle, which had until now only been theorised using computer modelling of seismic data.
The study, published in the journal Nature Communications, was funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council and the Natural Environment Research Council.
The research was completed with support from Scottish Carbon Capture and Storage and the UK Carbon Capture and Storage Research Centre. It also involved scientists from the Universities of Aberdeen and Strathclyde, Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre, British Geological Survey and South Africa Council for Geoscience.
Dr Stuart Gilfillan, of the University of Edinburgh's School of GeoSciences, who led the study, said: "The high relief and hotter than expected subsurface temperatures of the rocks beneath Southern Africa had been a puzzle for geologists for many years. Our findings confirm that carbon dioxide gas at the surface is from a deep mantle plume, helping to explain the regions unusual landscape."
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Guest post
This is a post written by my former colleague, Ofri Sherf.
I've been bugging her to upload her script and write how it works because it sounded interesting to me.
The story
I was asked to arrange Group Policy in one of our networks - e.g delete all unneccessary GPOs.
That sounded like it was going to be a tedious, frustrating, I-wanna-stab-my-neck-with-a-fork kind of work, so naturally I wanted to make my job a little bit easier by scripting it.
I divided my work into three stages:
1. Obvious cases
To find the following, first we need to retrieve all Group Policy Objects:
$GPOs = Get-GPO -All | select -exp ID | select -exp GUID | %{[xml](Get-GPOReport -Guid $_ -ReportType XML)} | select -exp GPO
I searched for GPOs (Group Policy objects) that are either:
-
Unlinked (a GPO that has no links in the AD, so it doesn't apply anywhere):
$GPOs | ?{!($_.LinksTo)}
-
Empty (a GPO that contains no definition, so even if applied it contains nothing):
$GPOs | ?{!($_.Computer.ExtensionData) -and !($_.User.ExtensionData)}
-
Both "Computer settings" and "User settings" segments are disabled:
$GPOs | ?{!($_.Computer.Enabled) -and !($_.User.Enabled)}
2. Invalid "Administrative Templates" / "Windows Settings":
Here I targeted GPOs that have bad settings in either the "Administrative Templates" or "Windows Settings" segments. I have a script for this, but it's cumbersome and not fit for release. I might publish it after I clean it up.
3. Invalid Group Policy Preferences
The same invalid settings could be found in Group Policy Preference. However, preferences don't show up properly in the XML document generated by Get-GPOReport
, so I didn't handle them in phase 2.
My script solved this issue by directly checking the XML files used to define these settings in the SYSVOL.
It produces a list of GPOs and the path to the file marking them as problematic by checking every XML and searching for something that looks like a path / AD SID, and checking it actually exists.
Note that if you're using a version of powershell < 3, you need to add these two lines to the start of the script:
Import-Module ActiveDirectory
Import-Module GroupPolicy
And here is the script:
# This script searches for GPOs who refer to something that does not exist
# Ofri Sherf
#<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#region Params
# Domain to be checked. Defaults to the current domain
$domain = (Get-ADDomain | select -exp NetBIOSName)
# FQDN of domain to be checked
$fullDomain = (Get-ADDomain | select -exp DNSRoot)
# Policy segments to check. E.g. modify to "Machine" to avoid checking the user segment
$type = @("Machine","User")
#endregion
$ErrorActionPreference = "SilentlyContinue"
# Group Policy Preference to go over
$preferenceType = @{
"Drives" = 'path="([^"]+)"';
"Files" = 'fromPath="([^"]+)"';
"Groups" = 'Member name="([^"]+)"';
"NetworkShares" = 'path="([^"]+)"';
"Shortcuts" = 'targetPath="([^"]+)"';
"IniFiles" = 'path="([^"]+)"'
}
$preferenceType.GetEnumerator() | %{
$currPreference = $_.Name
$pattern = $_.Value
# Analyze segment
$type | %{
$currType = $_
# Find all GPOs
ls \\$fullDomain\sysvol\$fullDomain\Policies | %{
$setting = New-Object object
$setting | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name GPGuid `
-Value ($_.Name -replace "\{|\}","")
$setting | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name GPName `
-Value ($_.GPGuid | %{Get-GPO -Guid $_} | select -exp DisplayName)
$setting | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name Preference -Value ($currPreference)
$setting | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name Path -Value ""
$GPName = $_.Name
# Check if GPO contains relevant GPP
if(Test-Path "\\$fullDomain\sysvol\$fullDomain\Policies\$GPName\$currType\Preferences\$currPreference\$currPreference.xml"){
$file = Get-Content "\\$fullDomain\sysvol\$fullDomain\Policies\$GPName\$currType\Preferences\$currPreference\$currPreference.xml" -Encoding UTF8
$file | %{
# If GPP file matches the pattern of "external references"
if($_ -match $pattern){
switch($currPreference)
{
"Groups" { # This is a SID reference. Look for it in AD
$user = $null
$group = $null
if($Matches[1] -like "$domain*"){
$name = $Matches[1] -replace "$domain\\",""
$user = Get-ADUser $name
$group = Get-ADGroup $name
if(!($user) -and !($group)){
$setting.path +=",$name"
}
break;
}
}
"Shortcuts" { # This is a shortcut. It can point to a URL (http://)
if($_ -match 'targetPath="(http.+?)"'){
$web = Invoke-WebRequest $Matches[1] -UseDefaultCredentials
if(!$web){
$setting.path += "," +$Matches[1]
}
}
# If it's not HTTP, fall-through
}
default {
# This is a path
# Check if the path is a network path
if($Matches[1] -like "\\*"){
# Check if path is accessible
if(!(Test-Path $Matches[1])){
# Check if path exists yet inaccessible
if(!($Error[0].Exception -match "Access is denied")){
$setting.path += "," + $Matches[1]
}
}
}
}
}
if($setting.path){$setting} # If the GPO has invalid settings, pipe it out
}
}
}
}
}
}


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This scanner takes the following parameters:
- --zap_path (-p)
You can use this optional parameter to provide the script with
(-p) the path to ZAP jar file. If you do not provide this the
script tries to find the file itself and fail if it cannot
find them.
- --zap_options (-o)
Additional command line options to provide to ZAP see
(-o) 'ZAP WIKI' for more information (https://code.google.com/p/skipfish/source/browse/trunk/doc/).
- --hosts
Specification of hosts to scan. Follows the Nessus rules for specifying hosts, or path to a file containing such specification
- --remote (-r)
Option comma separed list of hostname, username, and key path used to ssh
to the host and run the command there
Substitutions:
- $HOSTS is substituted with the contents of the host field
- $WORSKPACE is substituted with the workspace name
- $SCAN is substituted with the scan name
- $PASSWORD is substituted with the value in the password field
- @HOSTS is substituted with the path of a file containig the hosts field


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The numbers divisible by 3 will become "ping"
The numbers divisible by 5 will become "pong"
and
The numbers divisible by 15 will become "ping-pong"
Ping Pong It!


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Status Page
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Application Metrics
Jobs
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The state of the job can be observed on the
jobs
page.
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Wife of Freddie Scappaticci dies after lengthy illness
The wife of alleged IRA informer Freddie Scappaticci has died in hospital following a lengthy illness.
Sheila Scappaticci, nee Cunningham, who was originally from the Market area of south Belfast passed away on Wednesday.
She had remained in Belfast after her husband fled the city in 2003, when it was alleged he was the double agent known as Stakenife.
While the couple lived apart, with Scappaticci living under witness protection in England, his wife - a well respected member of the community - remained in Northern Ireland, although it is believed she continued to have regular contact with him.
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There were unconfirmed reports that Scappaticci was at her bedside when she passed away.
Read More: Detective in Stakeknife probe says new MI5 documents found
Mrs Scappaticci, a mother of six, was an active member of her local church and was said by friends to have found comfort in her faith after the family was thrust into the spotlight due to the allegations against her husband.
Files covering the activities of the army's top agent within the IRA were sent to the Public Prosecution Service in October.
This followed a three-year independent investigation, Operation Kenova headed up by retired chief constable Jon Boutcher.
Read More: IRA sent Scappaticci to find informer after SAS ambush at Loughgall
Freddie Scappaticci (73) was arrested for questioning in the course of the investigation. He has denied being Stakeknife.
A full report of Operation Kenova's findings will be published at the conclusion of all legal proceedings.
Shiela Scappaticci will be buried in the City Cemetery following requiem mass in St Agnes' Church in west Belfast at 9.30am on Saturday.
She is survived by her husband Freddie, three daughters, three sons and grandchildren.


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password:
select app package file(.tgz):
publish to machines(each line a ip):
<%= ipList.join('; ') %>
<%= log %>


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This class represents a Document Type declaraction in the document itself, not a Document Type Definition (DTD). An XML document may (or may not) have such a reference.
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Note that Entities and Notations are no longer children of the DocumentType, but are parentless nodes hung only in their appropriate NamedNodeMaps.
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elements
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protected NamedNodeMapImpl |
entities
Entities. |
protected java.lang.String |
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protected java.lang.String |
name
Document type name. |
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systemID
|
| Fields inherited from class org.apache.xerces.dom.ParentNode |
fCachedChild,
fCachedChildIndex,
fCachedLength,
firstChild,
ownerDocument |
| Fields inherited from class org.apache.xerces.dom.ChildNode |
nextSibling,
previousSibling |
| Fields inherited from class org.apache.xerces.dom.NodeImpl |
ELEMENT_DEFINITION_NODE,
FIRSTCHILD,
flags,
HASSTRING,
IGNORABLEWS,
OWNED,
ownerNode,
READONLY,
SPECIFIED,
SYNCCHILDREN,
SYNCDATA,
UNNORMALIZED |
| Fields inherited from interface org.w3c.dom.Node |
ATTRIBUTE_NODE,
CDATA_SECTION_NODE,
COMMENT_NODE,
DOCUMENT_FRAGMENT_NODE,
DOCUMENT_NODE,
DOCUMENT_TYPE_NODE,
ELEMENT_NODE,
ENTITY_NODE,
ENTITY_REFERENCE_NODE,
NOTATION_NODE,
PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION_NODE,
TEXT_NODE |
| Constructor Summary | |
DocumentTypeImpl(CoreDocumentImpl ownerDocument,
java.lang.String name)
Factory method for creating a document type node. |
|
DocumentTypeImpl(CoreDocumentImpl ownerDocument,
java.lang.String qualifiedName,
java.lang.String publicID,
java.lang.String systemID)
Factory method for creating a document type node. |
| Method Summary | |
Node |
cloneNode(boolean deep)
Clones the node. |
NamedNodeMap |
getElements()
NON-DOM: Access the collection of ElementDefinitions. |
NamedNodeMap |
getEntities()
Access the collection of general Entities, both external and internal, defined in the DTD. |
java.lang.String |
getInternalSubset()
Introduced in DOM Level 2. |
java.lang.String |
getName()
Name of this document type. |
java.lang.String |
getNodeName()
Returns the document type name |
short |
getNodeType()
A short integer indicating what type of node this is. |
NamedNodeMap |
getNotations()
Access the collection of Notations defined in the DTD. |
java.lang.String |
getPublicId()
Introduced in DOM Level 2. |
java.lang.String |
getSystemId()
Introduced in DOM Level 2. |
void |
setInternalSubset(java.lang.String internalSubset)
NON-DOM. |
void |
setReadOnly(boolean readOnly,
boolean deep)
NON-DOM: Subclassed to flip the entities' and notations' readonly switch as well. |
| Methods inherited from class org.apache.xerces.dom.ParentNode |
getChildNodes,
getChildNodesUnoptimized,
getFirstChild,
getLastChild,
getLength,
getOwnerDocument,
hasChildNodes,
insertBefore,
item,
normalize,
removeChild,
replaceChild,
synchronizeChildren |
| Methods inherited from class org.apache.xerces.dom.ChildNode |
getNextSibling,
getParentNode,
getPreviousSibling |
| Methods inherited from class org.apache.xerces.dom.NodeImpl |
addEventListener,
appendChild,
changed,
changes,
dispatchEvent,
getAttributes,
getLocalName,
getNamespaceURI,
getNodeValue,
getPrefix,
getReadOnly,
getUserData,
hasAttributes,
isSupported,
removeEventListener,
setNodeValue,
setPrefix,
setUserData,
synchronizeData,
toString |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone,
equals,
finalize,
getClass,
hashCode,
notify,
notifyAll,
wait,
wait,
wait |
| Field Detail |
protected java.lang.String name
protected NamedNodeMapImpl entities
protected NamedNodeMapImpl notations
protected NamedNodeMapImpl elements
protected java.lang.String publicID
protected java.lang.String systemID
protected java.lang.String internalSubset
| Constructor Detail |
public DocumentTypeImpl(CoreDocumentImpl ownerDocument, java.lang.String name)
public DocumentTypeImpl(CoreDocumentImpl ownerDocument, java.lang.String qualifiedName, java.lang.String publicID, java.lang.String systemID)
| Method Detail |
public java.lang.String getPublicId()
Return the public identifier of this Document type.
public java.lang.String getSystemId()
Return the system identifier of this Document type.
public void setInternalSubset(java.lang.String internalSubset)
Set the internalSubset given as a string.
public java.lang.String getInternalSubset()
Return the internalSubset given as a string.
public short getNodeType()
public java.lang.String getNodeName()
public Node cloneNode(boolean deep)
deepIf
- true
, recursively clone the subtree under
the specified node; if false
, clone only the node
itself (and its attributes, if it is an Element
).public java.lang.String getName()
public NamedNodeMap getEntities()
<!doctype example SYSTEM "ex.dtd" [ <!ENTITY foo "foo"> <!ENTITY bar "bar"> <!ENTITY % baz "baz"> ]>
The Entities map includes foo and bar, but not baz. It is promised that only Nodes which are Entities will exist in this NamedNodeMap.
For HTML, this will always be null.
Note that "built in" entities such as & and < should be converted to their actual characters before being placed in the DOM's contained text, and should be converted back when the DOM is rendered as XML or HTML, and hence DO NOT appear here.
public NamedNodeMap getNotations()
public void setReadOnly(boolean readOnly, boolean deep)
NodeImpl.setReadOnly(boolean, boolean)
public NamedNodeMap getElements()
ElementDefinitionImpl
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PrivacyCred and the eHealth Network Trust Framework¶
In the blockchain space, many people and many projects put the technology first and then the citizen, trying to hack privacy and data protection into a system that was not designed with those requirements from the beginning.
Surprisingly, this also applies to many implementations and initiatives in the Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) space, where many initiatives insist on registering and recording the identities of citizens in a globally shared infrastructure, even though it is not really required or desirable for many important use cases.
Even though they claim that they use cryptographic techniques (from hashes to Zero-Knowledge Proofs) to achieve privacy, many claim so without a proper PIA (Privacy Impact Assessment) of the actual implementation in a concrete system. And most importantly, they assume that registering the identities of citizens is required, without a proper justification, violating the principle of minimisation and proportionality.
To make things worst, due to the COVID-19 pandemia there has been a proliferation of initiatives and projects advocating the use of Verifiable Credentials and blockchain technologies, but lacking the principle of “citizen first, technology last”. Those initiatives tend to be the most publicised, creating a generalised distrust on blockchain for use cases where strong privacy and citizen protection is critical.
Interoperability of health certificates Trust framework
However, the recent Guidelines from the eHealth Network, especially the document on interoperability of the Trust Framework (Interoperability of health certificates Trust framework) have made clear the requirements and characteristics that such solutions must comply with, striking the right balance between citizen and public health.
Even though the documents assume centralised technology for implementation,
they provide leeway in some areas where proper use of blockchain technology and Verifiable Credentials could add value, complementing and enhancing the solution delineated in the Guidelines while maintaining the principles of strong privacy and data protection, cross-border interoperability, inclusiveness and simplicity and user-friendliness.
the Guidelines can be generalised to be used for the correct implementation of many different use cases in many industries (not limited to Covid-19 certificates), ensuring that the same principles mentioned above are implemented.
Applying the Guidelines to the Blockchain
The rest of the document uses the Guidelines from the eHealth Network to show how correct applications using W3C Verifiable Credentials and blockchain should be implemented.
Especifically, we describe the PrivacyCred system, which is is designed specifically for some important use cases where especially sensitive personal data is handled. A high degree of privacy and unlinkability is the first design criteria. It also supports scenarios where physical, on-person verification of identity of holder is needed and where normal W3C Verifiable Credential flows are not fully suitable as they are normally designed currently.


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'Sex position, duration don’t determine child’s gender'
by https://www.facebook.com/CheerfulpraiseDr Olatoye Ogundipe, a gynaecologist, on Wednesday, says the gender of a child is not determined by the sex position or duration contrary to beliefs by some people.
Ogundipe, who spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Ilorin, said that most couples had been misled in believing that there were certain sex positions to adopt to have a baby boy or girl.
“This is erroneous and misleading, the formation of a child is more than just sex by the couple, a lot goes on in the body.
“I hear some traditional healers say a lot of things about conception, some say; do not have sex when the sun is high.
“Others say there is a particular time of the menstrual cycle to conceive in order to have a boy or girl; these claims are not medically proven.
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“What medicine says is that sperm carries the X or Y chromosomes while the female egg is X. If the sperm carrying Y meets the egg first, it results to XY which is a boy and if it is X, it becomes XX which is a girl.
According to him, some men are still not knowledgeable of the fact that the gender of a child is determined by them and therefore, the woman is not to blame.
“It is time we humans understand that the cycle of life is dependent on both the man and the woman; we cannot continue to wish for baby boys alone, then, who will carry future pregnancies.
“We need women too. They are important too. The birth of a baby girl is a blessing to the human race, so is a boy.
“However, the sex position, duration or timing cannot determine a child’s gender, otherwise, until such a claim is proven medically,” he said.


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The Salvation Army goes digital with 'Kettle Pay' system for the holidays in NJ
by WABCNEW JERSEY (WABC) -- The Salvation Army is now going digital with a new donation system "Kettle Pay" that allows digital donations through Apple Pay and Google -- making it easier for donors to give back during the Christmas season.
The Salvation Army has placed smart chips and QR codes on Red Kettle signs across the State of New Jersey.
Shoppers simply "bump" or scan their phones to make a digital donation.
The funds will then be distributed to local Salvation Army units based on the donor's billing ZIP code, and an email receipt will be sent directly to their phone.
"It provides an opportunity for people to fight for the millions of Americans experiencing poverty by raising money for Salvation Army programs in their communities," said James W. Betts, Divisional Commander of the New Jersey Division Salvation Army. "The money collected will be providing food for the hungry, shelter for the homeless and Christmas assistance for families in need."
Now in its 129th year, The Salvation Army's Red Kettle Campaign is one of the oldest and largest charitable campaigns in the world.
Every year, the campaign raises millions of dollars for America's most vulnerable populations year-round.
Donations are accepted at any of the more than 450 traditional Red Kettles found on street corners and in front of stores, online at the Salvation Army in New Jersey or on your phone by texting KETTLE to 91999.