| Constellation Action | Keyboard Shortcut | User Action | Menu Icon |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open Timeline | Ctrl + Shift + T | Views -> Timeline |
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If the graph that you are currently analysing contains temporal data on its transactions, it can be viewed using the Timeline View. The Timeline will plot the data from the graph relative to its occurrence in time.
When timeline events overlap at the current zoom level, these events are grouped into a temporal cluster. These clusters are represented as rectangular blocks on the timeline. They are coloured blue if none of the events in the cluster are selected and red if all of the events in the cluster are selected. If only a portion of events in the cluster are selected, the block will be both red and blue with the proportion of red matching the ratio of selected / unselected.
If the Timeline is zoomed in, this large temporal cluster will 'break' into smaller temporal clusters and potentially distinct events. (This effect can be seen in the image below.)
A distinct event is represented as (from top to bottom):
If any of the elements (nodes or transaction) are selected on the graph, they will be shown with a red 'glow'. Clicking on any of these elements will select it on the graph, and if the 'Control' button is pressed while a selection is performed, it will be added to the currently selected elements on the graph.
Excluded nodes are nodes that are not visible in the current range of the timeline. The excluded nodes drop-down list at the top of the view provides three options for how excluded nodes should be visualised on the graph: Show Excluded Nodes, Dim Excluded Nodes, and Hide Excluded Nodes.
When the "Show selected only" toggle button is pressed, the timeline to only show transactions that are selected on the graph.
When the "Zoom to Selection" button is pressed, the timeline will zoom and pan to the smallest time period that includes everything that is selected.
If the "Show Node Labels" toggle button is pressed and a node attribute selected (from the resulting drop-down), then labels will be shown next to nodes where there is data present. This can be useful for quickly identifying nodes, or showing an interesting attribute.
If the middle button or the secondary button on the mouse is pressed and held above the Timeline, and the mouse dragged, the Timeline Window will refresh the beginning and end times relative to the movement of the mouse.
If the mouse wheel is scrolled, the Timeline Window will increase or decrease the amount of time covered by the Timeline Window relative to the scroll direction.
Clicking on the Timeline window with the primary mouse button and dragging will cause a selection rectangle to be created. Any events under the selection rectangle upon release will be selected on the graph.
If the primary mouse button is clicked and dragged over the point of view rectangle of the Overview Panel, the time period shown by the Timeline Window updates to reflect the position of the point of view rectangle.
If the primary mouse button is clicked and dragged at the edges of the point of view rectangle, the time period shown by the Timeline Window updates to reflect the position of the point of view rectangle.
The Overview Panel can be resized by clicking and dragging the white portion that separates the timeline window and the overview panel (the arrowhead should change when you are hovering over the white portion).


[Meteor] Meteor Up Site is LIVE!!!
What is Meteor Up?
Meteor Up is a production quality application to deploy your Meteor App to anywhere. Normally you can only deploy your meteor application to Meteor’s own Galaxy cloud servers. However with Meteor Up (MUP) you can deploy it to AWS, Google Cloud, Digital Ocean, Azure, or any other place you can run an Ubuntu server.
How easy is it?
Really Easy!!! You setup your config file and then just run a few commands.
mup setup
and then mup deploy
and boom! You’re site is up. Assuming you did your
config file right that is.
Where can I find out more info?
The website of course! You can find it here - home page.
The getting started tutorial can be found here - getting started.
And finally the full docs can be found here - documentation.
I need help!
There are two major places to get help. If it’s a quick quesiton or you just want to chat drop by the Gitter Chat. Otherwise, you should probably file an issue on Github.


The NAO robot is being tested at ORMYLIA in Greece, who provided the use case requirements and described the pilot scenarios regarding the technology illiterate elders and people with mild cognitive impairment. Two scenarios have being developed to perform initial trials with the NAO robot:
1. The “In-house Risk Detection” scenario: an experimentation room mimicking a home environment has been created, detecting hazards in the house like doors and windows left open and electrical devices forgotten switched on, aiming to enhance the independent living of the elderly targeting for their safety.
2. The “Passing Information group of functions” scenario: applications that will be developed to assist elderly connecting with family and friends through Skype calls and emails, to follow their medication routine, to be reminded for special events or dates like family birthdays, to create their own memory ball with all those memories they like to treasure like photos, favourite songs etc. and reproduce them at any time they want, as well as to enhance their attention through cognitive games.


BEING JOHN MALKOVICH (USA Films) Starring: John Cusack, Cameron Diaz, Catherine Keener, Orson Bean, John Malkovich, Mary Kay Place. Screenplay: Charlie Kaufman. Producers: Michael Stipe, Sandy Stern, Steve Golin and Vincent Landay. Director: Spike Jonze.  Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Leave aside for a moment -- and you won't hear this out of me very often -- such mundane questions as what BEING JOHN MALKOVICH is "about," or what it "means." It is a rare occurrence when a film so completely engulfs me in its singularity that I know I'll miss something if I try to figure it out while watching, but that's exactly what happened with BEING JOHN MALKOVICH. It's no coincidence that the ad campaign featured music from BRAZIL; like Terry Gilliam's stunning 1985 film, it's a vision that begins "somewhere in the 20th century," then takes a left turn into somewhere inspired and unexpected. For nearly two hours, you can revel in the pleasure of letting its surreal, subversive humor roll over you in waves. For hours afterward, you can peel away its layers of significance and realize how truly extraordinary it is.
Attempting to distill screenwriter Charlie Kaufman's story into a few short sentences can't possibly do it justice. Its protagonist is Craig Schwartz (John Cusack), a struggling street puppeteer at a crossroads. Encouraged by his wife Lotte (Cameron Diaz, coiffed a la early Roseannadanna) to find a day job until "the puppeteering thing" takes off, Craig goes to work as a filing clerk for LesterCorp on the 7-1/2th floor of Manhattan's Mertin-Flemmer Building. Soon Craig discovers two fascinating things. The first is Maxine Lund (Catherine Keener), a worker in the Mertin-Flemmer Building with whom Craig instantly becomes obsessed. The second is a tiny door hidden behind a filing cabinet, a door that allows anyone who enters to experience 15 minutes through the eyes of actor John Malkovich (John Malkovich).
There are so many improbably wonderful moments in BEING JOHN MALKOVICH that it would be criminal to deprive potential viewers of the joy of discover. Suffice it to say that Kaufman and director Spike Jonze (the video and commercial wunderkind making his feature film debut) find a new and hilarious place to go every time you think they can't possibly find anywhere more whacked-out than where they've just been. A minor supporting character like Floris (Mary Kay Place), "executive liaison" to the company's eccentric boss Dr. Lester (Orson Bean), can steal a scene with her stone-faced insistence that everyone else around her has a speech impediment; even the unresolved childhood issues of a chimpanzee can become a twisted vignette. Every performance is a comedic gem, none more so than a turn by Malkovich that re-defines "self-deprecating" (even in a film where his consciousness is the center of the universe). There are giggles, there are guffaws, and then there is laughter that comes from sheer awestruck surprise. Guess which kind BEING JOHN MALKOVICH engenders.
If BEING JOHN MALKOVICH had been nothing more than a blissfully bent comedy, it still would have been one of the year's best films. Buried beneath the surface surrealism is an exploration of identity that slides from the addictive nature of virtual reality to the appeal of performance. I speculated after the film whether the premise would work with just any actor -- BEING HARRISON FORD, for instance, or BEING JULIA ROBERTS -- and I don't think it would. Malkovich's unconventional looks and chameleonic character acting become one of the film's running jokes (no one can quite remember what movies they've seen him in), making him the ideal vessel for a visitor to re-create himself. Craig's despair at his own failures leads him to believe that his own identity mocks him; a look in the mirror by his puppet-self leads to an explosion of rage. Playing into the messages of a culture that convince you someone always has it better, BEING JOHN MALKOVICH sends Craig on a mission to get what he can't have in his own life by taking over someone else's. His ultimate fate is the worst kind of tragedy: an existence over which he has no control at all.
There's plenty more to BEING JOHN MALKOVICH for those willing to poke around for a while -- students of Medieval French philosophy may ponder the significance of Craig casting his own puppet doppleganger as Abelard in "Abelard and Heloise," considering where he ends up in the film -- the kind of stuff you just don't expect to find in contemporary film. You certainly don't expect to find it in a film that's ridiculously entertaining even if you don't think about it afterward for a second. BEING JOHN MALKOVICH is a kind of pop masterpiece -- funny, insightful, smart, playful and heartbreaking. Few films provide such a thrilling sense of discovery, a discovery that lingers from the first frames to subsequent days.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 head games: 10.
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‘Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior’ trailer: Fans think Ajay Devgn has met his match in Saif Ali Khan
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMAjay Devgn has finally launched the trailer of his ambitious film ‘Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior’, and we must say, it did not disappoint. Co-starring Saif Ali Khan and Kajol in lead roles, the trailer of the upcoming period drama promises epic battles scenes, great performances, stunning visuals all in 3D.
While Ajay as the protagonist Tanaji Malusare shines through as the brave and heroic Maratha Subedar, it was Saif Ali Khan’s menacing portrayal of Uday Bhan, who stole the show, according to fans on social media.
Many took to Twitter to praise Saif’s performance as the villainous Rajput official working for Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. Some even felt that Ajay has met his match in Saif, with who he is reuniting with on the big screen after almost 12 years. They were last seen together in the 2006 hit film 'Omkara'.
Apart from being blow away by the dynamics of the two male leads, fans also appreciated Kajol’s performance as Savitribai.
Not only did the trailer give its leading stars adequate screen-time in this 3-minute clip, but also managed to give its supporting cast their time to shine.
Helmed by Om Raut, the movie also stars Padmavati Rao, Sharad Kelkar, Luke Kenny and others in pivotal roles. This biographical film is set to hit the theatres on January 10, 2019.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. GS1 Related B. GS2 Related POLITY 1. Gram panchayat certificate no proof of citizenship: SC 2. ‘Safe city’ plan for women to kick off in eight cities INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS/BILATERAL RELATIONS 1. Pak. court frees Hafiz Saeed 2. ‘Rakhine operation was ethnic cleansing’ C. GS3 Related ECONOMY 1. Bankruptcy code to be amended 2. Cabinet approves new finance panel 3. New direct tax law coming 4. The potential of smart contracts in banking ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ECOLOGY 1. Migratory birds start arriving in Chilika INTERNAL SECURITY AND DEFENSE RELATED DEVELOPMENTS 1. In a first, air-launched Brahmos missile test-fired D. GS4 Related E. Prelims Fact F. UPSC Prelims Practice Questions G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
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1. Gram panchayat certificate no proof of citizenship: SC
In news:
- Supreme Court: A certificate of residency issued by a gram panchayat is not a document of citizenship and is “meaningless” unless supported by some other valid record to make a claim for inclusion in the National Register of Citizenship (NRC).
Batch of pleas
- The apex court was hearing a batch of pleas challenging the Gauhati High Court order holding that a certificate of residency issued by a gram panchayat (village council) secretary was not a legal and valid document for claim to citizenship.
- About 48 lakh claims have been made using certificates issued by gram panchayat secretaries, out of a total of 3.29 crore claims made so far for inclusion in the NRC which is being prepared in Assam to identify illegal migrants.
Government’s stance:
- The Assam government said the High Court was justified in invalidating the document as it cannot be claim to citizenship.
2. ‘Safe city’ plan for women to kick off in eight cities
In news:
- Home Ministry is all set for a comprehensive ‘safe city’ plan for women, which will soon be kicked off in eight cities where a robust emergency response system and police-verified public transport will come into place.
- The safe city plans will be implemented in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Lucknow and Hyderabad.
- The plan of action to be submitted by these cities within a month will be assessed by the Steering Committee headed by the Union Home Secretary, which will make suitable recommendations.
Issues discussed:
- 33% reservation for women in police, installation of CCTV cameras, deployment of women in police stations, prevention of cybercrime, infrastructure issues, mapping of dark spots and crime-prone areas and involvement of educational institutions, among others.
Various initiatives:
- ‘Himmat’ app, all women patrol van, ‘shishtachar’ programme of the Delhi police; ‘Hawkeye’ mobile app and ‘Bharosa’ programme of the Hyderabad police; ‘Suraksha’ app of the Bengaluru police and Power Angels of Uttar Pradesh police.
Category: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS/BILATERAL RELATIONS
1. Pak. court frees Hafiz Saeed
In news:
- A Pakistani court ordered the release of Hafiz Saeed , the chief of Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD) and one of the alleged masterminds of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks that killed more than 160 people.
- A review Board of the Lahore High Court overruled the government’s request to extend the detention citing that Saeed’s release may trigger international sanctions against Pakistan.
- The review board looking into the case has refused to extend his house arrest as the government failed to provide any evidence against the charges.
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Background information:
- Saeed, who carries a bounty of $10 million announced by the U.S. for his role in terror activities, has been under house arrest since January this year.
- Last month, authorities had withdrawn terrorism charges against Saeed and the JuD, a front of the terror organisation Lashkar-e-Taiba, and kept him in detention under the Maintenance of Public Order Act, paving the way for his release.
- Saeed’s detention was extended four times since January when the government cracked down on the JuD and its charity arm Falah-e-Insaniat Foundation.
2. ‘Rakhine operation was ethnic cleansing’
In news:
- The United States labelled the Myanmar military operation against the Rohingya population “ ethnic cleansing ” and said it would consider targeted sanctions against those responsible.
- Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said in a statement, “After a careful and thorough analysis of available facts, it is clear that the situation in northern Rakhine State constitutes ethnic cleansing against the Rohingya.
- The United States supports an independent investigation into what happened in Rakhine State and will pursue actions including possible targeted sanctions.
Human rights organizations observation:
- Human rights monitors have accused Myanmar’s military of atrocities, including mass rape, against the stateless Rohingya during so-called clearance operations following Rohingya militants attacks on 30 police posts and an army base.
1. Bankruptcy code to be amended
In news:
- The Union Cabinet approved a proposal to promulgate an Ordinance to amend the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC).
- The move is to strengthen the IBC by explicitly preventing certain persons — including wilful defaulters, disqualified directors, those who have indulged in fraudulent transactions as well as promoters whose account is classified as non-performing assets (NPA) beyond a prescribed duration — from regaining control of the defaulting company through the backdoor in the garb of a resolution applicant.
About IBC:
- The IBC provides for an effective and robust legal framework for “time-bound insolvency resolution to release assets locked up in NPA and promote maximisation of value of assets, failing which, under-utilised resources of unviable business are released through liquidation.”
2. Cabinet approves new finance panel
In news:
- The Cabinet has set the ball rolling for the constitution of the Fifteenth Finance Commission, which will decide the devolution formula for revenue-sharing between the Centre and States from the year 2020 till 2025
- Cabinet has given an in-principle nod to constitute the Commission and finalize its terms of reference
14 th Finance Commission:
- The Fourteenth Finance Commission, whose recommendations were accepted by the government and are effective till March 31, 2020, had mooted a ten percentage points jump in States’ share of the central pool of taxes from 32% earlier to 42%
Tasks assigned to 15th FC
- The Fifteenth Finance Commission’s recommendations have to be in place before April 1, 2020
- Both the Centre and States’ expenditure patterns need to be retained and the impact of the new distribution of taxes system on States and the Centre has to be considered by the Commission
- The Commission will have to grapple with the significant changes in the taxation framework, such as the Goods and Services Tax, which has replaced the earlier indirect taxation system
In news:
- Direct tax regime: The government has constituted a new task force to review the country’s 56-year old Income Tax law and suggest a new law to replace it.
- The task force is led by Central Board of Direct Taxes Member Arbind Modi to review the Income Tax Act, 1961 and draft a new direct tax law in consonance with economic needs of the country.
Terms of reference
- Draft an appropriate direct tax legislation keeping in view the direct tax system prevalent in various countries, international best practices, the economic needs of the country and any other matter connected thereto.
- The task force had been given six months to submit its report to the Centre.
4. The potential of smart contracts in banking
Context:
- Bankchain is a consortium of 27 banks (22 of them are Indian) of which the State Bank of India (SBI) was the first Indian member
- It is working to devise blockchain-based solutions for banking and, along with the SBI, planning to launch a beta program to use smart contracts next month
About Blockchain and bitcoin
- In late 2008, an unknown person (or group) named Satoshi Nakamoto created a crypto-currency, bitcoin
- Its novelty consists in the fact that its operations are authorized without any trusted third-party carrying out administrative or security tasks
- This minimizes the transaction fees eventually weighing on users and considerably reducing the time for processing the operations
- Centralized networks rely on one or more trusted bodies (for example, banks) to keep a detailed record of transactions and update users’ balance
- Bitcoin, on the other hand, decentralizes the administrative activity and lets “miners” process the transactions carried out in the system
- The transparency, accessibility and stability of the transactions’ record are ensured by the public broadcasting of the operations throughout the nodes of the network (the computers running the software)
- And their subsequent addition to a shared database containing the complete transaction history for any given bitcoin
- This shared ledger is called the “blockchain”, i.e the sequence of all the verified “blocks” of transactions, recorded chronologically—timestamped—one after the other
Usability:
- Just as bitcoin uses the blockchain to maintain a ledger of a crypto-currency, the blockchain can be used to keep track of the ownership of any asset or data that can be digitized and represented by computer code
- Once the asset is on blockchain, users can compose smart contracts that contain the terms of the agreement, and automatically execute them once certain predetermined conditions are satisfied
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They roughly follow the scheme of an “if-then” function
- For example, if the smart contract relates to the acquisition of an intellectual property right licence, Party A creates a smart contract to which the licence X is permanently attached, programming that X is to be released upon certain conditions Y, and launches it into a blockchain
- Whenever Party B wishes to obtain the information/licence, they transfer consideration Y to the protocol
- Automatically, the smart contract algorithm releases X to party B and delivers Y to Party A, eliminating delays and room for non-compliance
- Once the obligation is fulfilled on the one side (Y), the computer protocol autonomously performs the other side of the agreement (X)
Disadvantages of traditional contracts:
- Traditional contracts are always subject to a degree of uncertainty with respect to their final outcome
- Smart contracts leave no room for voluntary breaches of the agreement
- By entrusting the network with the performance of the agreed terms, they reduce the likelihood of expensive and time-consuming disputes
Why are banks reluctant to Blockchain?
- Smart contracts on a decentralized, “permission-less” blockchain like bitcoin don’t allow any meddling by third parties
- This is because in a permission-less system, any computer can join as a node to run the code and amending the leger will require access to all the nodes
- Banks are uncomfortable with losing control of the system and they prefer “permissioned” blockchains like Bankchain
- Bankchain restricts the access to nodes to other banks, while individual customers can join as users after complying with know your customer (KYC) norms
- Pre-selected nodes allow banks to intervene between transactions, providing the ‘emergency entry’ into the system whenever interventions are deemed appropriate
Benefits:
- Currently each bank carries out its own KYC process.
- This can be done by one bank and securely uploaded on the blockchain, thereafter shared with the other banks once the trigger is generated by the customer
- Smart contracts can automatically release insurance payments for verifiable claims like delayed flights, motor accidents or death
- This would involve bringing authorized third parties like hospitals and garages to join a single platform with insurers and the insured, and bring process efficiencies
- Most securities have settlement delays of two days or longer that can be brought down to minutes, which will also reduce working capital requirements for collateral
- Other applications include crowdfunding for small businesses, enabling the trading of tokenized equity shares and settlement of syndicated loans between banks
Threats:
- While permissioned blockchains bring many benefits of a decentralized network, they compromise on the promise of immutability by limiting the nodes in the system
- The unlimited nodes in bitcoin make it tamperproof while pre-selected nodes in a permissioned blockchain allow authorities to intervene between transactions and expose the points of vulnerability
- It is quite unsure that banks can provide the same level of data integrity that is guaranteed by permission-less blockchains like bitcoin
Category: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ECOLOGY
1. Migratory birds start arriving in Chilika
In news:
- Lakhs of migratory birds arrived at the Chilika Lake, Asia’s largest brackish water lagoon.
- Major bird congregations have been spotted in the wetlands of the Nalabana Bird Sanctuary inside Chilika and Mangalajodi, a major village on the banks of the lake.
Key Facts:
- Nalabana with a 15.59-sq.-km area is hosting the highest number of migratory birds this time round. Similarly, the wetlands of Mangalajodi have begun to fill up with lakhs of ruffs, godwits, plovers, sandpipers and migratory ducks. With 11.59 sq km of mudflats, Mangalajodi receives about 3 lakh birds during winter.
- Migratory birds fly across continents from Caspian Sea, Baikal Lake and remote parts of Russia, Mongolia and Siberia and flock to the marshy lands of the Nalabana Bird Sanctuary inside the Chilika Lake, which is spread across over 1000 sq. km.
- The Odisha government has announced a bird festival for the first time in January, showcasing the diversity of migratory birds and their numbers.
Category: INTERNAL SECURITY AND DEFENSE RELATED DEVELOPMENTS
1. In a first, air-launched Brahmos missile test-fired
In news:
- In a milestone, a BrahMos supersonic cruise missile was fired succesfully for the first time from a Sukhoi-30MKI fighter aircraft of the Indian Air Force.
- Effectiveness: The successful maiden test-firing of Brahmos Air Launched Cruise Missile (ALCM) from Su-30MKI will significantly bolster the IAF’s air combat operations capability from stand-off ranges.
- Key Fact: Brahmos ALCM, which weighs 2.5 tonnes, is the heaviest weapon to be deployed on India’s Su-30 fighter aircraft. It has a range of 290 km.
Completes tactical cruise missile triad
- Brahmos, the world class weapon with multi-platform, multi-mission role is now capable of being launched from land, sea and air, completing the tactical cruise missile triad for India.
- The land and sea variants of Brahmos are already operational with the Army and the Navy. Recently, the range variants were upgraded from 290 km to 450 km after India joined the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR).
Key Fact: BrahMos is a joint venture between India and Russia and named after the Brahmaputra and Moscowa rivers.
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Nothing here for Today!!!
F. Practice Questions for UPSC Prelims Exam
Which of the following statements are correct?
- 1 only
- 2 only
- Both 1 and 2
- Neither 1 nor 2
Which of the above statements are true?
- 1 only
- 2 only
- Both 1 and 2
- Neither 1 nor 2
Which of the above statements are true?
Which of the above statements are true?
G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
A building permitted for three floors, while being extended illegally to 6 floors by a builder,
collapses. As a consequence, a number of innocent labourers including women and children died.
These labourers are migrants of different places. The government immediately announced cash
relief to the aggrieved families and arrested the builder.
GS Paper I
GS Paper IV
Give reasons for such incidents taking place across the country. Suggest measures to prevent
their occurrence.


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Dear Sir/Madam
Batemans Bay Bridge replacement project - follow up on offer of a building condition inspection
Roads and Maritime is following up on is earlier contact on [UNIT.PRI_LAST_CONTACT_DATETIME.((dd MMMM yyyy))] to advise that your commercial property is eligible for a building condition inspection.We are committed to minimising impacts to properties during construction of the Batemans Bay Bridge replacement project and while we do not anticipate any impacts to your property, we have arranged for local company Surety Property to carry out building condition inspections on commercial properties near the project area.
Why is a building condition inspection required?
The purpose of the inspection is to provide your business with a record of the structural condition of your property before major work starts. Surety Property have qualified and independent inspectors that will attend your property and take photos and develop a report on the external condition of all buildings. A copy of the building condition inspection report will be provided to you and a copy will be kept by Roads and Maritime. There is no cost associated with this inspection.The inspections are scheduled to start in October/November 2018 and the process should take around one hour.
How do I schedule an inspection at my property?
Please call Surety Property on 1300 767 741 or email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to organise a time to have your property assessed. You can also register your interest by visiting https://app2.pcss.io/surety and completing your details online by using this unique verification code [UNIT.PRI_VERIFICATION_CODE] to save you time.We would appreciate your response by {{RESPONSE_DATE}}.
By choosing to not accept this offer you may forfeit any opportunity to claim for damages related to these works.
Is somebody else the owner of this property?
It is important that you pass on this information to your Property Manager or the property owner if you are not the owner of this property. Please ask them to get in contact with Surety Property to have the inspection carried out. You can also fill in their information by visiting https://app2.pcss.io/surety and completing the details online by using this unique verification code [UNIT.PRI_VERIFICATION_CODE] to save you time.A representative of Surety Property will then contact them directly.
Any questions?
Please contact the Batemans Bay Bridge replacement project team on 1800 870 119 or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>sincerely
Kylie Curran
Project Manager
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This is a sub-structure in CSL_Aif2CommonSetup. This structure is used for configuring the common parameters of aif2 Dma module. More...
#include <csl_aif2.h>
Data Fields | |
| Bool | IngrGlobalDioEnable |
| Bool | EgrGlobalDioEnable |
| Bool | IngrGlobalEnable |
| Bool | EgrGlobalEnable |
| Uint32 | IngrEopCount |
| CSL_Aif2AdFailMode | FailMode |
| CSL_Aif2AdIngrPriority | IngrPriority |
| Uint8 | Tx_QueManager |
| Uint16 | Tx_QueNum |
| CSL_Aif2AdEgrPriority | EgrPriority |
This is a sub-structure in CSL_Aif2CommonSetup. This structure is used for configuring the common parameters of aif2 Dma module.
| Bool CSL_Aif2AdCommonSetup::EgrGlobalDioEnable |
global enable Egress DIO module
| Bool CSL_Aif2AdCommonSetup::EgrGlobalEnable |
global enable Egress AD module
| CSL_Aif2AdEgrPriority CSL_Aif2AdCommonSetup::EgrPriority |
This field controls the Egress Scheduler aribitration priority between packet and dio
| CSL_Aif2AdFailMode CSL_Aif2AdCommonSetup::FailMode |
This field controls how the Ingress Scheduler handles packets marked as failed by the PD
| Uint32 CSL_Aif2AdCommonSetup::IngrEopCount |
Wrapping count of EOPs sent to the CPPI DMA Controller
| Bool CSL_Aif2AdCommonSetup::IngrGlobalDioEnable |
global enable Ingress DIO module
| Bool CSL_Aif2AdCommonSetup::IngrGlobalEnable |
global enable Ingress AD scheduler module
| CSL_Aif2AdIngrPriority CSL_Aif2AdCommonSetup::IngrPriority |
This field controls the Ingress Scheduler aribitration priority between packet and dio
| Uint8 CSL_Aif2AdCommonSetup::Tx_QueManager |
Queue manager number sent to CDMA Scheduling Interface for all egress transactions 0x3 to 0x0
| Uint16 CSL_Aif2AdCommonSetup::Tx_QueNum |
Base egress queue number for AIF2. Channel id of each packet 127-0 added to this base value to generate egress queue number sent to CDMA Scheduling Interface. 0xF80 to 0x000


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14 March 2011 - The Ministry of Health of Indonesia has announced 2 new but unrelated confirmed cases of human infection with avian influenza A (H5N1) virus.
The first case is a 2 year old male from Depok City, West Java Province. He developed symptoms on 3 February, was admitted to a private clinic on 5 February and referred to a hospital on 6 February. He died on 6 February.
The second case is a 31 year old female from Bekasi City, West Java Province. She developed symptoms on 23 February, was admitted to a private clinic on 25 February and referred to a hospital on 28 February, where she received oseltamivir treatment. She died on 1 March. Initial investigations indicate the case visited a traditional market where live poultry were sold.
Laboratory tests have confirmed infection with the H5N1 avian influenza virus.
Of the 174 cases confirmed to date in Indonesia, 144 have been fatal.


Nye
This page contains an index of all the individuals in the database with the surname of Nye. Selecting the person’s name will take you to that person’s individual page.
| Given Name | Birth | Death | Partner | Parents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amira | 1844-12-08 | 1844-12-17 | Nye, James McDonald, Ann or McDonnell | |
| Ann | 1836-01-19 | Nye, James McDonald, Ann or McDonnell | ||
| Anna | 1834-05-08 | Nye, James McDonald, Ann or McDonnell | ||
| Edward George | 1884 | 1887 | Nye, Thomas Sewell, Ellen | |
| Eliza | 1846 | Nye, James McDonald, Ann or McDonnell | ||
| Elizabeth Mary | 1872 | 1899 | Nye, Thomas Sewell, Ellen | |
| Ellen Rubener(Rubina) | 1873 | 1957-07-31 | West, George White | Nye, Thomas Sewell, Ellen |
| Emily | 1830-02-11 | Nye, James McDonald, Ann or McDonnell | ||
| Emily Alice | 1868 | 1945-10-05 | Comer, Camden Theodore | Nye, Thomas Sewell, Ellen |
| Ernest Edward | 1866-01-00 | 1949 | Robertson, Frances Smith | Nye, Thomas Sewell, Ellen |
| Ethel Linda “Athlinda” | 1882 | 1894 | Nye, Thomas Sewell, Ellen | |
| George | 1833-10-05 | Getes, Josephine | Nye, James McDonald, Ann or McDonnell | |
| George Francis Joseph | about 194-04-06 | Nye, George Getes, Josephine | ||
| Herbert Neil | 1876-03-00 | 1932-02-20 | Norris, Pheobe E. | Nye, Thomas Sewell, Ellen |
| James | about 1767 | 1827-10-23 | ||
| James | 1790 | 1874-08-16 | McDonald, Ann or McDonnell | Nye, James |
| James | 1831-03-10 | Wootton, Mary Ann | Nye, James McDonald, Ann or McDonnell | |
| James | 1850 | Nye, James McDonald, Ann or McDonnell | ||
| Maria | 1838-08-28 | Norris, John | Nye, James McDonald, Ann or McDonnell | |
| Mary Ann | 1840-05-02 | Nye, James McDonald, Ann or McDonnell | ||
| Pheobe Ruth | 1878 | 1943-05-07 | Newing, William John | Nye, Thomas Sewell, Ellen |
| Thomas | 1842-03-09 | 1909-05-04 | Sewell, Ellen | Nye, James McDonald, Ann or McDonnell |


Drizzle likely to reduce smog in Lahore
by https://www.dawn.com/authors/397/the-newspaper-s-staff-reporter, The Newspaper's Staff ReporterLAHORE: Hazardous smog continued to pester people in Lahore and some other cities in Punjab on Friday.
It remained cloudy throughout the day in the provincial capital and drizzle at some places in the evening appeared to have reduced the intensity of smog to some extent.
According to the Met Office website, the Air Quality Index in Lahore was 199 in the evening. The US Consulate said it was 441 at 6am and 402 at 8am (hazardous).
The Met Office said rain might reduce the level of smog in the next 24 hours. It said a westerly wave is affecting western and upper parts of the country and likely to persist in the northern parts till Saturday morning.
It expected isolated rain-thunderstorm in districts of upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, north Punjab, Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir and Islamabad in the next 24 hours.
It reported that Pasni received 79mm of rain, Turbat 34, Dalbandin 32, Panjgur 28, Pishin 23, Chaman 22, Gwadar 18, Jiwani 17, Kalat 15, Quetta 14, Mastung 13, Nokkundi, Ziarat 09, Khuzdar 07, Barkhan 01,Dir (upper 41, lower 15), Pattan 38, Malam Jabba, Parachinar 20, Kalam 24, Mirkhani 18, Saidu Sharif, Chitral 12, Balakot 11, Drosh 10, Kakul 6, Cherat 4, Tahktbai, Bannu 3, Peshawar 1, Garhi Dupatta 18, Muzaffarabad 17, Rawalakot 6, 7, Bhakkar 5 and Attock 2mm.
Kalam received 3 inches of snow and Malam Jabba 1 inch.
Published in Dawn, November 23rd, 2019


| 1 Sep 1939 |
Hitler reluctantly invades Poland, but only after being provoked by warmongering Poles. The previous night, a Polish commando team shot their way into a German radio station in the border town of Gleiwitz, and broadcasted a radical call to arms against the peaceloving nation of Germany. Except that it was all an elaborate sham engineered by Nazi general Reinhard Heydrich, dubbed Operation Canned Goods. |
| 22 Jun 1940 |
France surrenders; hilarity ensues. Adolf Hitler forces the instrument of surrender to be signed in the very railcar in which the French inflicted the humiliating World War I Treaty of Versailles upon the Germans. |
| 8 Sep 1941 |
The Nazi siege of Leningrad begins. |
| 23 Feb 1942 |
The first Japanese attack on the U.S. mainland occurs when an I-17 submarine fires 13 shells at an oil refinery near Goleta, Southern California. $500 damage was inflicted. It was not clear why this target was chosen until much later, when it was found that the commander of this particular submarine had visited the site in the 1930s and stumbled into a field of prickly pear cactus. Captain Nishino never forgave the ridicule he received from his American hosts that day. |
| 28 Apr 1942 |
The ongoing global conflict is given the name "World War II" after a Gallup Poll is taken. |
| 27 May 1942 |
A couple of Czech assassins ambush the car carrying Reinhard Heydrich and toss a grenade into the front seat. The man who headed the Wannsee Conference is mortally wounded in the attack, and dies of septicemia a week later. The Nazis retaliate by obliterating the Catholic village of Lidice, Czechoslovakia and its inhabitants. |
| 21 Jun 1942 |
A Japanese submarine surfaces near the Columbia River in Oregon, and fires 17 shells at nearby Fort Stevens. Nobody is injured. It is one of a handful of attacks by the Japanese during World War II against the U.S. mainland. |
| 13 Jan 1943 |
Hitler declares "Total War". |
| 29 Jan 1943 |
Nazi police discover necrophiliac Bruno Ludke committing a crime against nature on the fresh corpse of a young female victim. He confesses that he has murdered no fewer than 85 and committed indecencies with most of their corpses. Ludke is committed to a hospital in Vienna for experiments, where he is killed in April of 1944. |
| 30 Apr 1943 |
The body of one Major Martin washes ashore on the Spanish coastline, carrying sensitive papers detailing an upcoming Allied invasion of Sardinia. "Martin" is actually an unidentified corpse carrying forged documents, intended to misdirect Italian defense forces. When the Allies later invade Sicily, most of Italy's defenses are in Sardinia. |
| 27 Jan 1944 |
The siege of Leningrad ends. Over 800,000 residents out of 3 million have died. |
| 20 Jul 1944 |
In an attempt on Hitler's life, a timebomb explodes in the situation room of the Wolf's Lair, killing four Nazi officers but only wounding the Fuhrer. After his close call, Hitler becomes even more paranoid. A massive purge is to follow, resulting in the execution of thousands of officers. |
| 2 Sep 1944 |
During a raid on the Pacific island of ChiChi Jima, the bomber flown by Navy pilot George HW Bush is struck by antiaircraft fire. Bush ditches the plane in the Pacific and is the only person to survive the crash. |
| 30 Jan 1945 |
The largest maritime disaster in history leaves 7700 dead after a Soviet submarine torpedoes the Nazi ship Wilhelm Gustoff. |
| 31 Jan 1945 |
Private Eddie Slovik is the first U.S. soldier to be shot for desertion since the Civil War. |
| 7 Mar 1945 |
Gen. George Patton urinates in the Rhine after the U.S. Third Army takes the bridge at Remagen. |
| 19 Mar 1945 |
Adolf Hitler orders all military and industrial facilities within the Third Reich destroyed. Albert Speer does everything he can to stop this from happening, in direct defiance of Hitler. |
| 27 Mar 1945 |
Argentina declares war on Nazi Germany. Of course, this was just a silly charade for the benefit of the world community. Argentina would be a quiet ally of Germany for the duration of the war, even welcoming many Nazi and SS leaders to emigrate there in the aftermath. |
| 3 May 1945 |
British torpedo bombers attack the Cap Arcona and the Thielbek in the Baltic Sea. Both vessels are flying white flags, as there are almost 7,000 concentration camp prisoners aboard. In the process of abandoning ship, the German captain of the Arcona uses a machete to hack his way through the mass of people. When the ships sink, virtually all of the prisoners drown, making this the single largest loss of life in the history of ocean travel. |
| 5 May 1945 |
Elsie Mitchell and five children she is watching are killed by a Japanese balloon bomb which drifted over the Pacific into Oregon. They are the only people killed in action on the US mainland during World War II. |
| 7 May 1945 |
German admiral Carl Doenitz unconditionally surrenders to Allied forces at Reims, France, thus ending the war in Europe. |
| 6 Jul 1945 |
The Joint Chiefs of Staff approve Operation OVERCAST, intended to "exploit ... chosen rare minds whose continuing intellectual productivity we wish to use." The directive authorizes the immigration of up to 350 German and Austrian specialists, primarily experts in rocketry. Operation OVERCAST is later renamed Project PAPERCLIP. |
| 6 Aug 1945 |
At 9:15am, Col. Paul Tibbets releases "Little Boy" over Hiroshima and executes a hard, 159-degree turn. 40 seconds later, the Atomic Bomb detonates, yielding a 12.5 kiloton explosion and a huge, black mushroom cloud. About 45,000 people are killed immediately, and another 200,000
are killed in later years by leukemia and other radiation illnesses. |
| 9 Aug 1945 |
Because of the dense cloudcover over Kokura, USAF Maj. Charles Sweeney diverts his B-29 Bock's Car to the designated secondary target, 95 miles to the south. There he drops "Fat Man" -- a 22 kiloton Atomic Bomb -- over the city of Nagasaki, population 270,000. The blast kills 24,000 immediately, but another 46,000 perish from radiation-related illnesses over the next four months. |
| 2 Sep 1945 |
On the shelter deck of the USS Missouri in Yokohama harbor, 11 representatives of Emperor Hirohito sign the Instrument of Surrender. |
| 9 Dec 1945 |
Ronald Reagan receives an honorable discharge from the U.S. Army. He had spent World War II in Hollywood, acting in military training films. |
| 3 Jan 1946 |
William Joyce, the "Lord Haw-Haw" who broadcasted Nazi propaganda to Britain during World War II, was hanged for treason in London. |
| 23 May 1960 |
Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion reveals that Mossad agents have captured fugitive war criminal Adolf Eichmann and smuggled him out of Argentina. Ben-Gurion announces: "Eichmann is already in this country under arrest and will shortly be brought to trial." |
| 24 Jan 1972 |
Corporal Shoichi Yokoi is discovered hiding out in Guam by two hunters. He had been living in a cave since 1944, assuming that World War II was still underway. His first question: "Tell me quick, is Roosevelt dead?" |
| 26 Feb 1974 |
A U.S. Senate report reveals Ford Motor's involvement in Nazi Germany's war efforts, for which CEO Henry Ford received the Grand Cross of the German Eagle from Adolf Hitler himself. After the war, the car company was paid nearly $1M reparation by the U.S. government to compensate for one of its plants that was bombed within the Reich. |
| 5 Mar 1974 |
Second Lt. Hiroo Onoda of the Imperial Japanese Army surrenders to Philippine authorities. He believed World War II was still underway and continued a 30 year guerrila battle with other islanders. His final capitulation came when his senior officer, Maj. Taniguchi, ordered his surrender. Upon return to the Japanese homeland, Onoda was treated as a hero, but had difficulty coping with his "postwar" life. |
| 19 Jan 1977 |
President Gerald Ford pardons Iva Toguri D'Aquino ("Tokyo Rose"). |
| 6 Feb 1983 |
Klaus Barbie, the "Butcher of Lyon" who had been living as a mild-mannered Bolivian businessman, charged with Nazi war crimes. He is later sentenced to life imprisonment and dies in 1991. |
| 8 Jun 1986 |
Former UN Secretary General and Nazi war criminal Kurt Waldheim is elected president of Austria. One year later, the U.S. Justice Department places him on a watch list of undesirable aliens, making Waldheim the first foreign head of state legally forbidden from visiting America. |
| 4 Jul 1987 |
A court in Lyon, France convicts Klaus Barbie, the Butcher of Lyon, for the deportation of Jews, torture of resistance fighters, and crimes against humanity during World War II.   Japan apologizes for the "immeasurable pain and incurable psychological wounds" it inflicted by forcing these women to be state whores, but makes no offer to pay reparations. |


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Hackathon participants! We're the only dedicated privacy rights group in the Bay Area so we're bringing together organizations and projects on this issue. We're also drafting city council resolutions, shareholder proposals, status reports for the lawsuits, and bringing engineers and laypeople together to learn encryption techniques. Here's a summary of current projects you can help out with:
- Board of Supervisors resolution in San Francisco, which has been drafted and has amassed a lot of significant supporters. We are going to begin looking for a primary sponsor soon, and we are considering who to approach and how to approach them at this stage.
- City council resolution in Concord - Kenji is working on this and we can put you in touch with him.
- Presentation at Apple's annual shareholder meeting in February: this is in early stages but David is working hard on this. Here's a draft of the shareholder proposal we're using as a model for the presentation.
- Amazon and Google shareholder proposals: We are hoping to submit shareholder proposals for Apple and Google's annual meetings next summer. We are looking for shareholders who own more than $2,000 in shares to attend the meeting to put forth the proposal. We'll do all the heavy lifting for you.
- Cryptoparties are going to be organized by Eric and John. There's a mailing list, use the link "join us" at the top of the page to join it. We want to use non-tech venues and reach out to non-tech people, because we have found that there are a lot of different types of people who are interested in learning more.
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Hackathon participants! We're the only dedicated privacy rights group in the Bay Area so we're bringing together organizations and projects on this issue. We're also drafting city council resolutions, shareholder proposals, status reports for the lawsuits, and bringing engineers and laypeople together to learn encryption techniques. Here's a summary of current projects you can help out with:
- Board of Supervisors resolution in San Francisco, which has been drafted and has amassed a lot of significant supporters. We are going to begin looking for a primary sponsor soon, and we are considering who to approach and how to approach them at this stage.
- City council resolution in Concord - Kenji is working on this and we can put you in touch with him.
- Presentation at Apple's annual shareholder meeting in February: this is in early stages but David is working hard on this. Here's a draft of the shareholder proposal we're using as a model for the presentation.
- Amazon and Google shareholder proposals: We are hoping to submit shareholder proposals for Apple and Google's annual meetings next summer. We are looking for shareholders who own more than $2,000 in shares to attend the meeting to put forth the proposal. We'll do all the heavy lifting for you.
- Cryptoparties are going to be organized by Eric and John. There's a mailing list, use the link "join us" at the top of the page to join it. We want to use non-tech venues and reach out to non-tech people, because we have found that there are a lot of different types of people who are interested in learning more.
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- Board of Supervisors resolution in San Francisco, which has been drafted and has amassed a lot of significant supporters. We are going to begin looking for a primary sponsor soon, and we are considering who to approach and how to approach them at this stage.
- City council resolution in Concord - Kenji is working on this and we can put you in touch with him.
- Presentation at Apple's annual shareholder meeting in February: this is in early stages but David is working hard on this. Here's a draft of the shareholder proposal we're using as a model for the presentation.
- Amazon and Google shareholder proposals: We are hoping to submit shareholder proposals for Apple and Google's annual meetings next summer. We are looking for shareholders who own more than $2,000 in shares to attend the meeting to put forth the proposal. We'll do all the heavy lifting for you.
- Cryptoparties are going to be organized by Eric and John. There's a mailing list, use the link "join us" at the top of the page to join it. We want to use non-tech venues and reach out to non-tech people, because we have found that there are a lot of different types of people who are interested in learning more.


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Non-analytic models: parameters express variation in pose of scale of fixed but arbitrary shape.
Visual code-word based features: not edges but detected templates learned from models.
For an arbitrary figure, we do not know how to vote, so we need to build a Hough table.
Training Example: build a Hough table: 1. For each boundary point, compute displacement vector: r = c - pi (c is reference point to locate figure); 2. measure the gradient of angle theta at that boundary point; 3. store that displacement vector into a table indexed by theta.
Recognition example: at each boundary point, measure the gradient angle theta; 2. look up all displacements in theta in displacement table; 3. vote for a center at each displacement.
general idea: 在training中不停采集各个边界距离中心的可能位移。在实际测量中模拟这些可能位移，类似fitting，找出契合度最高的点。
generalized Hough tranform algorithms: if orientation is known (you know all edges are pointing inwards from gradient): 1. for each edge point, compute gradient direction theta, retrieve displacement vectors r to vote for reference points; 2. peak in this Hough space (x, y) is reference point with most supporting edges. if orientation is unknownL for each edge point, for each possible master theta2: compute gradient direction theta, new theta’ = theta - theta2, for each theat’ retrieve displacement vectors to vote for reference point. Peak in this Hough space (x, y, theta2) is reference point with most supporting edges.
If scale S is unknown: for each edge point, for each possible master scale S: compute gradient direction theta, for each theta retrieve displacement vectors r, vote r scaled by S for reference point. Peak in this Hough space (x, y, s) is reference point with supporint edges.
instead of indexing displacements by gradient orientation, index by ‘visual codeword’, which is to find feature patches in a figure and use these features to find the figure.
Lesson 2C-L1 Fourier transform
Decomposing an image: basis sets: a basis B of a vector space V is a linearly independent subset of V that spans V. suppose that B = {v1, …, vn} for a finite subset of a vector space over a field F. Then B is a basis if it satisfies the following conditions: linear independence, and spanning property.
Consider an image as a point in a N times N size space - can rasterize into a single vector, and the normal basis is just the unit vectors.
And there’s a special basis set called Fourier basis set. The square wave can be written as ASigma(1/k times sin(2pi kt)).
In Fourier transform, we want to convert an image in space to frequency. The original image is y = f(x), after Fourier Tranform, it’s F(w) = R(w) + iI(w), and magnitude A = sqrt(RI) and phase phi = angle between R and I. real functions are due to even functions and imaginary functions are due to odd functions.


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s6-ipcserver-access is a command-line access
control tool for Unix domain sockets on systems where the
getpeereid() system call can be implemented.
It is meant to be run after
s6-ipcserverd and before
the application program on the s6-ipcserver command line.
Interface
s6-ipcserver-access [ -v verbosity ] [ -E | -e ] [ -l localname ] [ -i rulesdir | -x rulesfile ] prog...
- s6-ipcserver-access checks it is run under a UCSPI server tool
such as s6-ipcserver.
- It checks that the remote end of the connection fits the
accepted criteria defined by the database contained in rulesdir
or rulesfile. If the database tells it to reject the connection,
the program exits 1.
- It sets up a few additional environment variables.
- It executes into prog...,
unless the first matching rule in the rule database
includes instructions to override prog....
Environment variables
s6-ipcserver-access expects to inherit some environment variables from
its parent:
- PROTO: normally IPC, but could be anything else, like UNIX.
- ${PROTO}REMOTEEUID: the effective UID of the client program connecting to the socket.
- ${PROTO}REMOTEEGID: the effective GID of the client program connecting to the socket.
Additionally, it exports the following variables before executing into
prog...:
- ${PROTO}LOCALPATH: set to the local "address" of the socket, as
reported by the
getsockname()
system call, truncated to 99 characters max.
Also, the access rules database can instruct s6-ipcserver-access to set
up, or unset, more environment variables, depending on the client address.
Options
- -v verbosity : be more or less verbose, i.e.
print more or less information to stderr:
- 0: only log error messages.
- 1: only log error and warning messages, and accepted connections.
This is the default.
- 2: also log rejected connections and more warning messages.
- -E : no environment. All environment variables potentially
set by s6-ipcserver-access, as well as those set by
s6-ipcserver, will be unset instead.
- -e : set up environment variables normally.
This is the default.
- -l localname : use localname
as the value for the ${PROTO}LOCALPATH environment variable, instead of
looking it up via getsockname().
- -i rulesdir : check client credentials
against a filesystem-based database in the rulesdir directory.
- -x rulesfile : check client credentials
against a cdb
database in the rulesfile file. -i and -x are
mutually exclusive. If none of those options is given, no credential checking will be
performed, and a warning will be emitted on every connection if
verbosity is 2 or more.
Access rule checking
s6-ipcserver-access checks its client connection against
a ruleset. This ruleset can be implemented:
- either in the filesystem as an arborescence of directories and files,
if the -i option has been given. This option is the most flexible
one: the directory format is simple enough for scripts to understand and
modify it, and the ruleset can be changed dynamically. This is practical,
for instance, for roaming users.
- or in a CDB
file, if the -x option has been given. This option is the most
efficient one if the ruleset is static enough: a lot less system calls are
needed to perform searches in a CDB than in the filesystem.
The exact format of the ruleset is described on the
s6-accessrules-cdb-from-fs page.
s6-ipcserver-access first reads the client UID uid and
GID gid from the
${PROTO}REMOTEEUID and ${PROTO}REMOTEEGID environment variables, and checks
them with the
s6_accessrules_keycheck_uidgid()
function. In other words, it tries to match:
- (if the client's effective uid is the same as s6-ipcserver-access's effective uid) uid/self
- uid/uid
- (if the client's effective gid is the same as s6-ipcserver-access's effective gid) gid/self
- gid/gid
- uid/default
in that order. If no S6_ACCESSRULES_ALLOW result can be obtained,
the connection is denied.
Environment and executable modifications
s6-ipcserver-access interprets non-empty env subdirectories
and exec files
it finds in the first matching rule of the ruleset, as explained
in the s6-accessrules-cdb-from-fs
page.
- An env subdirectory is interpreted as if the
s6-envdir
command had been called before executing prog: the environment
is modified according to the contents of env.
- An exec file containing newprog completely
bypasses the rest of s6-ipcserver-access' command line. After
environment modifications, if any, s6-ipcserver-access execs into
execlineb -c newprog.
Please be aware that the exec file functionality is only supported
when s6 has been built with execline support. Otherwise, a warning message
is printed and executable diversion is not performed.


Technical Details
This document attempts to explain the entire workflow from upload to batch generation in a way that developers can understand what’s needed and how to at least begin investigating if something goes wrong.
Jobs and the Job Queue
The job runner regularly scans the database looking for jobs to run. The default setup splits jobs up to ensure quick jobs, like moving an issue from one location to another on the filesystem, are run separately from slow jobs like generating JP2 files. This ensures that slow jobs don’t hold up the faster jobs, but could be confusing if you’re expecting to see jobs run in the order they are queued. It also tends to make raw job logs confusing.
The job runner also looks for issues in the page review area that have been renamed and are ready to enter the workflow.
All jobs store logs in the database, but these are currently not exposed to end users (not even admins). To help mitigate this, the job runner also logs to STDERR, so those can be captured and reviewed.
Uploads
Whenever issues are uploaded into NCA, the application’s “Uploaded Issues” pages will display these issues along with any obvious errors the application was able to detect. After a reasonable amount of time (to ensure uploading is completed; some publishers slowly upload issue pages throughout the day, or even multiple days), issues may be queued up for processing. Too-new issues will be displayed, but queueing will be disabled.
Born-digital issues, when queued, are preprocessed (in order to ensure
derivatives can be generated, forcing one-pdf-per-page, etc.), then moved into
the page review area. The pages will be named sequentially in the format
seq-dddd.pdf
, starting with seq-0001.pdf
, then seq-0002.pdf
, etc. These
PDFs might already be ordered correctly, but we’ve found the need to manually
reorder them many times, and have decided an out-of-band process for reviewing
and reordering is necessary. An easy approach is to have somebody use
something like Adobe Bridge to review and rename in bulk. Once complete, an
issue’s filenames need to be ordered by their filenames, e.g., 0001.pdf
,
0002.pdf
, etc. Until issues are all given a fully numeric name, the job
runner will not pick them up.
Note: if issue folders are deleted from the page review location for any reason, they must be cleaned up manually: Handling Page Review Problems. Once NCA is tracking uploads, deleting them outside the system will cause error logs to go a bit haywire, and the issues can’t be re-uploaded since NCA will believe they quasi-exist.
For scanned issues, since they are in-house for us, it is assumed they’re
already going to be properly named (<number>.tif
and <number>.pdf
) and
ordered, so after being queued, they get moved and processed for derivatives,
then they’re available in the workflow for metadata entry.
The bulk upload queue tool (compiled to bin/bulk-issue-queue
) can be used to
push all issues of a given type (scan vs. born digital) and issue key into the
workflow as if they’d been queued from the web app. This tool should only be
run when people aren’t using the NCA queueing front-end, as it will queue
things faster than the NCA cache will be updated, which can lead to NCA’s web
view being out of sync with reality. The data will be intact, but it can be
confusing. Also note that for scanned issues, this tool can take a long time
because it verifies the DPI of all images embedded in PDFs.
Derivative Processing
Once issues are ready for derivatives (born-digital issues have been queued, pre-processed, and renamed; scanned issues have been queued and moved), a job is queued for derivative processing. This creates JP2 images from either the PDFs (born-digital) or TIFFs (scanned), and the ALTO-compatible OCR XML based on the text in the PDF. In our process, the PDFs are created by OCRing the TIFFs. This process is manual and out-of-band since we rely on Abbyy, and there isn’t a particularly easy way to integrate it into our workflow.
The derivative generation process is probably the slowest job in the system.
As such, it is particularly susceptible to things like server power outage. In
the event that a job is canceled mid-operation, somebody will have to modify
the database to change the job’s status from in_process
to pending
.
The derivative jobs are very fault-tolerant:
- Derivatives are generated in a temporary location, and only moved into the issue folder after the derivative has been generated successfully
- Derivatives which were already created are not rebuilt
These two factors make it easy to re-kick-off a derivative process without worrying about data corruption.
Error Reports
If an issue has some kind of problem which cannot be fixed with metadata entry, the metadata person will report an error. Once an error is reported, the issue will be hidden from all but Issue Managers in the NCA UI and one of them will have to decide how to handle it. See Fixing Flagged Workflow Issues.
Post-Metadata / Batch Generation
After metadata has been entered and approved, the issue is considered “done”.
An issue XML will be generated (using the METS template defined by the setting
METS_XML_TEMPLATE_PATH
) and born-digital issues' original PDF(s) is/are moved
into the issue location for safe-keeping. Assuming these are done without
error, the issue is marked “ready for batching”.
The batch queue command-line script (compiled to bin/queue-batches
) grabs all
issues which are ready to be batched, organizes them by MARC Org Code (a.k.a.,
awardee) for batching (each awardee must have its issues in a separate
batch), and generates batches if there are enough pages (see the
MINIMUM_ISSUE_PAGES
setting).
Note: the MINIMUM_ISSUE_PAGES
setting will be ignored if any issues
waiting to be batched have been ready for batching for more than 30 days. This
is necessary to handle cases where an issue had to have special treatment after
the bulk of a batch was completed, and would otherwise just sit and wait
indefinitely.
Batch Management
Once a batch is generated and all jobs related to it are complete, the files
will be put into the configured BATCH_OUTPUT_PATH
and the “Batches” page in NCA
will show it to users with the “batch loader” role.
At this point the batch can be loaded into staging. NCA’s batch page, accessible by activating the relevant link in the batch list, will use your configuration to provide bash commands that batch loaders can copy and paste in order to get the batch onto your staging ONI instance.
Note: if your staging system mounts files differently than your NCA
server, the commands may have to be altered. e.g., NCA might use
/mnt/news/outgoing
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Once loaded onto staging, the batch loader flags a batch as being ready for QC (quality control). After some processing, the batch will be visible to batch reviewers in NCA. The batch page will have a link to the staging environment’s batch page for easier review, as well as two possible actions to take: approve the batch for production or reject it from staging due to problems in one or more issues.
If rejected, batch reviewers will need to find and flag the problem issues so NCA can process the rest of the batch. Issues will be flagged as unfixable (moving to a state where issue managers will have to take action), and the batch reviewer will need to enter a comment to help identify what was wrong. Once issues are done being flagged, the batch reviewer can finalize the batch, rebuilding it with only the good issues, and moving it into the “ready for staging” state, where a batch loader is guided through purging and reloading the batch for another round of QC.
Once a batch has been approved in staging, all essential files (e.g., no TIFFs)
will be copied to the configured BATCH_PRODUCTION_PATH
location and then NCA
will mark the batch as ready to go live. Upon visiting the batch page in NCA,
the batch loader will get instructions for purging the batch from staging and
then loading the batch to production. The same caveat applies here as when
loading to staging: if file mounts differ from NCA’s mount locations, the batch
loader will need to adjust the commands NCA provides.
After batches are live, the batch loader flags it as such in NCA, and NCA will
move the original batch and any backups (the source PDFs for born-digital
batches, for instance) to the archival location specificed by the configured
BATCH_ARCHIVE_PATH
. At this point the batch is ready for final archival.
Batch Archival
At UO, our archive path is actually a holding tank as we move things to the final archive location in large batches rather than every time something is considered “done”. Your process may not be quite the same, but hopefully this is of help even if only to understand why NCA handles batches the way it does.
Once we have enough content to justify a push to the dark archive, our archival team runs the process (they generate their own manifests, for instance, and sync all files to the archive). When batches have been confirmed as being in our final archive location, we flag them in NCA as being archived.
Whether or not you follow that process, you will still need to specify an
archive path (BATCH_ARCHIVE_PATH
) in your settings
file and flag batches as
being live.
Once flagged as archived, NCA stores the archival date and time. This is
important for knowing when it’s safe to clean up the files. The issue deletion
script (bin/delete-live-done-issues
, created by a standard make
run) will
look for batches archived more than four weeks ago and then completely
delete all files in NCA tied to these batches. The files in your archive will
not be removed, of course, but NCA will ensure its workflow directories are
cleaned up to make room for new incoming files.
The four-week “timer” was originally put in place to ensure files have had a chance to be fully backed up offsite, but it also serves another purpose: it gives you a chance to handle problems that weren’t caught during the QC process. Once NCA’s workflow files are removed, reprocessing a batch becomes significantly more difficult.
Unless you have very few batches, very small batches, or a lot of disk space,
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Bean A Film Review By Michael Redman Copyright 1997 By Michael Redman
* (Out of ****)
British comic actor Rowan Atkinson is a hit in England with his weekly "Mr. Bean" television series and now his film hits the United States. Never before has there been such a vicious retaliation for the American Revolution.
Bean is a guard in London's National Art Gallery where he is despised by the board of directors but immune from dismissal. To get rid of him, they send the bumbling grunting mumbler to LA under the guise of an art expert to oversee the installation of "Whistler's Mother". (You'd think that with all the authorities in the film that someone would know that the title of the painting is the mouthful "Arrangement in Black and Gray: The Artist's Mother".)
That's about as much of a plot as we get. Bean is a combination of Pee Wee Herman and Jim Carrey with a little "Being There" tossed in. As bad as that sounds, it's even worse.
Most of the so-called comedy is based on making fun of the socially and possibly mentally inept. The result is cringing in embarrassment for what's on the screen rather than laughter.
The rest of the humor involves body orifices and what goes into and comes out of them. Bean stuffs a cigarette lighter up his nose and shoots peanuts from it. He leaves tissue hanging from it, sneezes on a painting and makes more noise with it than you want to hear. As a bonus we get urine, vomit and laxative jokes. Twelve-year-old boys will love it
Supposedly the movie is very popular in Europe. It's possible. After all there are those stories about Jerry Lewis and France.
[This appeared in the 11/26/97 "Bloomington Voice", Bloomington, Indiana
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That would indeed appear to be the case, but you would need to ask the installer, or check the wiring, to be certain. What does your electricity meter say on it? Where are you located (your profile doesn't give me any clues)?
The basic emonTx is designed for single phase operation as that is the standard for domestic installations in the UK (where OEM is based). If you want to measure a 3-phase grid connection (for your overall nett energy) and your PV infeed, then the simplest way is to have two emonTx's, though if it's within your capabilities, you could follow our designs but use a more powerful processor than the Atmel 328P and build a full 3-phase unit with 3 voltage inputs and 6 current inputs.
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I'm located in Australia. I checked the power meter. it's a Landis + Gyr E350 U3300, which answers the 3-phase question with a Yes.
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AP SSC 10th Time Table 2020: The Board of Secondary Education (BSE), Andhra Pradesh has released the exam timetable for the SSC or class 10 board exams. The AP SSC 2020 board exams will begin from March 23. Exams will be conducted from 9:30 am to 12:15 pm, of which 15 minutes in the beginning of the exam will be given to read the question paper.
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Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Paramount Pictures Director: Robert Benton Writer: Robert Benton & Richard Russo Cast:Paul Newman, Susan Sarandon, Gene Hackman, Stockard Channing, Giancaro Esposito, James Garner, Reese Witherspoon
It has been suggested by some who have seen "Twilight" that the picture is a rehash of standard private detective conventions dating back to Raymond Chandler. While Robert Benton has indeed directed the movie in the noir style, it would be a mistake to lump it together with standard-fare detective tales. "Twilight" conveys the California ambiance during the wee hours, as the title suggests, the milieu furthered by Elmer Bernstein's moody, dissonant score. But while the film is built around a murder which at least one retired member of the L.A. police force is trying to solve after a score of years, screenwriters Robert Benton and Richard Russo have a more universal intention in mind: aging and mortality, particularly the need for folks in their twilight years, strengths gradually diminishing, to recover the zest of youth and to continue to find purpose and function.
With this ambitious design in mind, Benton is fortunate to have assembled a crackerjack team of veteran actors, generally considered among the best in the field. He succeeds quite well, particularly given the chemistry between Harry Ross (Paul Newman) and Catherine Ames (Susan Sarandon), both over the hill in their fields, both grasping at their newly-found passion despite considerable roadblocks in the way of its satisfaction. Benton is not so favored in putting across other aspects of the story, particularly those dealing with murder, blackmail, vengeance, and even a commentary on social class resentments.
The narrative begins in the resort town of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, where Harry, working as a shamus for wealthy former Hollywood stars Jack Ames (Gene Hackman) and his wife Catherine (Susan Sarandon), locates the couple's nubile 17- year-old, jail-bait daughter Mel (Reese Witherspoon) in the arms of Jeff Willis (Liev Schreiber). While attempting to escort her forcibly home, Harry is accidentally shot in the groin by the young siren and, to keep the incident under wraps, is taken into the Ames' luxurious home where he earns his keep doing odd jobs.
Harry feels a growing lust for the witty and seductive Catherine and enjoys a friendship with Harry, whose cancer is no longer in remission and who has a year to live. Asked by Harry to deliver a package to one Gloria Lamar (Margo Martindale), Harry suffers a series of ill-fated incidents, as he is beaten and shot at by men with a variety of motives from vengeance to frustrations at not receiving the blackmail money they had been expecting. Episodes of this kind lead Harry into a complex, even convoluted assortment of experiences which place him in a position to solve a murder which had taken place 20 years earlier, while on a different level he struggles with his feelings for his employer's wife and his former girl friend, Verna (Stockard Channing).
At times "Twilight" becomes far-fetched, particularly when Harry's liaison with Catherine is interrupted by Harry's suffering a seizure virtually in the next room, and even more so in unfolding a comic episode involving the efforts of Reuben (Giancarlo Esposito) to hook up with Harry in a private-eye business.
The picture features James Garner (as Raymond Hope) in his typically avuncular role as a man who resents his role in life, which is to clean up the messes of the rich. What makes his bitterness hard to swallow is that he has apparently been paid very well by those he envies, living in a mountaintop retreat. It's a pleasure to watch Garner as the plot undergoes a series of twists and turns, and while the movie is often unconvincing and painfully slow, it offers valuable insights into the cares of older people who no longer are given the opportunity for career adventure and who therefore must rely on themselves to make their own fun.
Because of its accent on older people and Benton's slow, conventional style of filming, the film will probably have little appeal to a potential young audience, but should garner at least adequate attention from folks who are at a stage in which they realize that age does not particularly confer wisdom but is noted principally by its partiality to physical disorders (cancer, heart disease, vulnerability) and the realization that life's chief adventures are past. Rated R. Running time: 91 minutes. (C) Harvey Karten 1998
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