An access control system should be implemented and it should cover all system components, enforce the data control policy and individual privileges, and have a default "deny all" setting.
A properly configured access control system helps prevent unauthorized access.
Use the following steps to check if the access control system:
Check that ACLs are supported. Identify all computers and other system components that store sensitive information. Examine each system component to make sure it implements an access control system and that the access control systems are properly configured. Most modern Operating Systems and network devices implement access control systems.
Review data access requirements. Review the access authorization documents to make sure access privileges are explicitly defined. Verify that the data access privileges are granted based on job functions.
Check the data access permissions. Verify that all the access control system implementations have a "deny-all" default. For a sample of users, verify that the defined access privileges match the implementation.
Perform the following actions to implement an access control system:
Deploy ACLs. Implement an access control system. Most modern Operating Systems and network devices implement access control systems.
Set a "deny-all" default. Enable the "deny-all" default setting on all access control systems.
Configure ACLs. Identify the access privileges for each user, using the data access authorization documents. Implement the correct data access privileges for each user.


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Abdul Mahdi’s decision came in response to a call for a change of leadership on Friday by Iraq’s top Shi’ite Muslim cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, his office said in a statement.
“In response to this call, and in order to facilitate it as quickly as possible, I will present to parliament a demand (to accept) my resignation from the leadership of the current government,” said the statement, signed by Abdul Mahdi.
The statement did not specify when he would tender his resignation. Parliament is due to convene on Sunday.
The announcement came after weeks of anti-government unrest in which security forces have killed around 400 mostly peaceful demonstrators and the country has careered towards a serious escalation of violence.


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In this section we'll look at using Meteor Accounts & take a quick detour into using Services in Angular 2.
# User Accounts
One of Meteor's most powerful packages is the Meteor account system.
Right now, our app is publishing all the parties to all the clients, and all the clients can change those parties. The changes are then reflected back to all
the other clients automatically.
This is super powerful and easy, but what about security? We don't want any user to be able to change any party...
First thing we should do is to remove the 'insecure' package that automatically added to any new Meteor application.
The 'insecure' package makes the default behaviour of Meteor collections to permit all.
By removing that package the default behaviour is changed to deny all.
Execute this command in the command line:
meteor remove insecure
Now let's try to change the parties array or a specific party. Nothing's working.
Now, we will have to write an explicit security rule for each operation we want to make on the Mongo collection.
So first, let's add the 'accounts-password' Meteor package.
It's a very powerful package for all the user operations you can think of: Login, signup, change password, password recovery, email confirmation and more.
meteor add accounts-password
Now we will also add the 'accounts-ui' package. This package contains all the HTML and CSS we need for the user operation forms.
Later on in this tutorial we will replace those default account-ui forms with custom Angular forms.
meteor add accounts-ui
Now let's add the accounts-ui template ( {{> loginButtons }}
) into our app, into index.html.
Unfortunately, Angular 2 doesn't currently play well with Blaze. This means that any Blaze component must be placed outside of our root app.
Note: An Angular 2 component version of `loginButtons` is in the works, and can be found [here](https://github.com/ShMcK/Angular2-Meteor-Demos/tree/master/ng2-accounts-ui).
For now, we can add `loginButtons` to our `index.html`, which will still work.
__`index.html`:__
{{dstache}}> loginButtons}}
Run the code, create an account, login, logout...
## Meteor.allow()
Now that we have our account system, we can start defining our security rules for the parties.
Let's go to the model folder and change the file to look like this:
__`model/parties.ts`:__
Parties = new Mongo.Collection("parties");
Parties.allow({
insert: function (party) {
var userId = Meteor.userId();
return userId && party.owner === userId;
},
update: function (party, fields, modifier) {
var userId = Meteor.userId();
return userId && party.owner === userId;
},
remove: function (party) {
var userId = Meteor.userId();
return userId && party.owner === userId;
}
});
## Mongo Commands (insert, update, remove)
The [collection.allow Meteor function](http://docs.meteor.com/#/full/allow) defines the permissions that the client needs to write directly to the collection (like we did until now).
In each callback of action type (insert, update, remove) the functions should return true if they think the operation should be allowed.
Otherwise they should return false, or nothing at all (undefined).
The available callbacks are:
* insert(userId, doc)
The user userId wants to insert the document doc into the collection. Return true if this should be allowed.
doc will contain the _id field if one was explicitly set by the client, or if there is an active transform. You can use this to prevent users from specifying arbitrary _id fields.
* update(userId, doc, fieldNames, modifier)
The user userId wants to update a document doc. (doc is the current version of the document from the database, without the proposed update.) Return true to permit the change.
fieldNames is an array of the (top-level) fields in doc that the client wants to modify, for example ['name', 'score'].
modifier is the raw Mongo modifier that the client wants to execute; for example, {$set: {'name.first': "Alice"}, $inc: {score: 1}}.
Only Mongo modifiers are supported (operations like $set and $push). If the user tries to replace the entire document rather than use $-modifiers, the request will be denied without checking the allow functions.
* remove(userId, doc)
The user userId wants to remove doc from the database. Return true to permit this.
In our example:
* insert - only if the user who makes the insert is the party owner.
* update - only if the user who makes the update is the party owner.
* remove - only if the user who deletes the party is the party owner.
## Meteor.userId()
OK, right now none of the parties has an owner so we can't change any of them.
So let's add the following simple code to define an owner for each party that gets created.
Let's take our current user's id and set it as the owner id of the party we are creating.
If you're using TypeScript, you'll have to adjust your IParty interface:
__`typings/socially/socially.d.ts`:__
interface IParty {
_id?: string;
name: string;
description: string;
user: string;
}
Change the code for the add button in `parties-form.ts` to to also insert a user:
__`client/parties-form/parties-form.ts`:__
export class PartiesForm {
constructor() {...}
add() {
if (this.partiesForm.valid) {
var party = this.partiesForm.value;
Parties.insert({
name: party.name,
description: party.description,
user: Meteor.userId()
});
//reset values to empty strings
this.partyForm.controls.name.updateValue('');
this.partyForm.controls.description.updateValue('');
}
}
}
Do the same to `party-details.ts`:
__`client/parties-details/party-details.ts`:__
Parties.update(party._id, {
name: party.name,
description: party.description,
user: Meteor.userId()
});
So first we set the new party's owner to our current user's id and then push it to the parties collection like before.
Now, start the app in 2 different browsers and login with 2 different users.
Test editing and removing your own parties, and try to do the same for parties owned by another user.
This could get dangerously repetitive. This is an opportunity to see how services work in Angular 2.
## Angular 2 Services
Let's create a `PartyService` for handling party changes:
__`client/lib/party-service.ts`:__
export class PartyService {
add(party) { ... }
update (party) { ... }
remove(partyId) { ... }
}
Looking at this code later, it may not be clear what these parameters are, so using types can help.
__`client/lib/party-service.ts`:__
export class PartyService {
add(party:IParty) { ... }
update (party:IParty) { ... }
remove(partyId:string) { ... }
}
Finally, let's refactor our party object calls into a function.
We can use a function in the service to create our clean party objects.
getPartyObject(party) {
return {
name: party.name,
description: party.description,
user: Meteor.userId()
};
}
The resulting service should look like this:
__`client/lib/party-service.ts`:__
export class PartyService {
add(party:IParty) {
Parties.insert(this.getPartyObject(party));
}
update(party:IParty) {
Parties.update(party._id, this.getPartyObject(party));
}
remove(partyId:string) {
Parties.remove(partyId);
}
getPartyObject(party) {
return {
name: party.name,
description: party.description,
user: Meteor.userId()
};
}
}
Much cleaner.
> Note: these methods are still client-side and thus insecure. We'll talk about Meteor methods & calls later.
## Injecting an Angular 2 Service
This process should get easier, in fact, it should look this:
constructor(public partyService:PartyService) {
add() {
if (this.partiesForm.valid) {
partyService.add(this.partiesForm.value);
...
A note about the constructor syntax here:
* public - binds this.partyService to partyService (you can also use 'private', though it acts the same)
* partyService - the optional alias we use for PartyService
* PartyService - the target we are injecting into the class
Unfortunately, the syntax listed above isn't currently working. Keep in mind, Angular 2 is under development. To get things working, we can use the `Inject` annotation instead.
In `parties-list.ts`, `party-details.ts` and `party-form.ts` follow the instructions below.
- `import {Inject} from 'angular2/angular2';`
- `import {PartyService} from `client/lib/party-service';`
- In the component, add `viewInjector: [PartyService]`
@Component({
selector: 'parties-list',
viewInjector: [PartyService]
})
4. Inject partyService into the constructor and set `this.partyService` to the injected.
constructor(@Inject(PartyService) partyService:PartyService) {
this.partyService = partyService;
5. Access the service through `this.partyService` in your methods.
this.partyService.remove(party._id)
I hope this syntax will clean up in the future.
# Challenge
Inject the PartyService into the three places it's needed.
# Social login
We also want to let users login with their Facebook and Twitter accounts.
To do this, we simply need to add the right packages in the console:
meteor add accounts-facebook
meteor add accounts-twitter
Now run the app. when you will first press the login buttons of the social login, meteor will show you a wizard that will help you define your app.
You can also skip the wizard and configure it manually like the explanation here: [http://docs.meteor.com/#meteor_loginwithexternalservice](http://docs.meteor.com/#meteor_loginwithexternalservice)
There are more social login services you can use:
* Facebook
* Github
* Google
* Meetup
* Twitter
* Weibo
* Meteor developer account
# Authentication With Routers
Now that we prevented authorized users from changing parties they don't own,
there is no reason for them to go into the party details page.
We can easily prevent them from going into that view using our routes.
We are going to use the `canActivate` router hook.
__`client/party-details/party-details.ts`:__
export class PartyDetails {
constructor() {...}
canActivate() {
return Meteor.userId();
}
}
}
Now, if a user is not logged in to the system, it won't be able to access that route.
The call to `Meteor.userId()` will return null if none is found, and will return a value if it is found, thus allowing the route to be activated.
We could even add a helpful alert here.
__`client/party-details/party-details.ts`:__
export class PartyDetails {
constructor() {...}
canActivate() {
if (!Meteor.userId()) {
alert('Please login first');
return false;
}
return true;
}
}
* NOTE: This approach is currently not working. *
We don't need to handle any redirect because the route request was denied early on.
on the top of the routes file, let's add these lines:
# Summary
Amazing, only a few lines of code and we have a secure application!
Please note it is possible for someone with malicious intent to override your route configuration on the client.
As that is where we the user is authenticated, they can remove the check to get access.
You should never restrict access to sensitive data, sensitive areas, using the client router only.
This is the reason we also made restrictions on the server using the allow/deny functionality, so even if someone gets in they cannot make updates.
While this prevents writes from happening from unintended sources, reads can still be an issue.
The next step will take care of privacy, not showing users parties they are not allowed to see.
{{/markdown}}


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The map on which the game happens. More...
#include <TileMap.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| TileMap () | |
| Class constructor. | |
| ~TileMap () | |
| Class destructor. | |
| void | setTab () |
| Calls FileReader and sets the tilemap_tab with read values. | |
| void | printTab () |
| Temporary function, for testing. | |
| void | testFunc () |
| testing func | |
| std::vector< sf::Vector2i > | request_path (const sf::Vector2i &start, const sf::Vector2i &end) |
| A* implementation returns a path from start to end avoiding obstacles. More... | |
| float | heuristics (sf::Vector2i tile, sf::Vector2i start, sf::Vector2i end) |
| heuristics calculate heuristics depending on distance to start and end More... | |
| void | sortPath (std::vector< NodePath > &queue) |
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| std::vector< sf::Vector2i > | makePath (const NodePath &from, const sf::Vector2i &start) |
| create path A* implementation, return a path of 2d points from the endpoint node More... | |
| bool | isNotIn (const NodePath ¤t, const std::vector< NodePath > &explored) |
| checks array for NodePath A* implementation More... | |
| bool | isInMap (int x, int y) |
| checks if the given position is in the TileMap More... | |
| bool | check_and_move (sf::Vector2i origin, sf::Vector2i dest) |
| std::vector< sf::Vector2i > | getRandomMove (sf::Vector2i pos) |
| Gives a random correct move. More... | |
| sf::Vector2i | getRandomValidPosition () |
| Gives a random position thats valid in the TileMap. More... | |
| std::vector< sf::Vector2i > | lookForOre (sf::Vector2i pos, int radius) |
| Gives positions of ores around pos within radius. More... | |
| bool | mine (sf::Vector2i pos) |
| transforms the Tile at position pos to an empty tile More... | |
| bool | isFree (sf::Vector2i pos) |
| tells if the position is completely free More... | |
| bool | isTaken (sf::Vector2i pos) |
| tells if the position is taken by an Entity More... | |
| virtual void | on_Notify (Component *subject, Event event) |
| class destructor More... | |
| virtual void | _init () |
| init method overwritten by children classes, called at gm init | |
| virtual void | _update () |
| update method called every frame, updates game logic | |
| virtual void | _draw (sf::RenderWindow &window) |
| draw method called every frame, draws component on window More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Component | |
| Component () | |
| class constructor | |
| virtual | ~Component () |
| class destructor | |
| void | deactivate () |
| deactivate item | |
| void | activate () |
| reactivate item | |
| bool | is_Active () |
| get active | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Subject | |
| virtual void | notify (Component *subject, Event event) |
| notifies all observers More... | |
| void | add_Observer (std::shared_ptr< Observer > obs) |
| add an observer add an observer using "subject->add_Observer(std::dynamic_pointer_cast<Observer>(shared_from_this()));" | |
| void | remove_Observer (std::shared_ptr< Observer > obs) |
| removes an observer | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from Subject | |
| std::shared_ptr< ObsNode > | first = nullptr |
The map on which the game happens.
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virtual |
draw method called every frame, draws component on window
| window | window to draw in |
Implements Component.
| std::vector< sf::Vector2i > TileMap::getRandomMove | ( | sf::Vector2i | pos | ) |
Gives a random correct move.
| pos | base position from where to move |
| sf::Vector2i TileMap::getRandomValidPosition | ( | ) |
Gives a random position thats valid in the TileMap.
| float TileMap::heuristics | ( | sf::Vector2i | tile, |
| sf::Vector2i | start, | ||
| sf::Vector2i | end | ||
| ) |
heuristics calculate heuristics depending on distance to start and end
| tile | position to calculate distance from |
| start | starting position |
| end | ending position |
| bool TileMap::isFree | ( | sf::Vector2i | pos | ) |
tells if the position is completely free
| pos | position to test |
| bool TileMap::isInMap | ( | int | x, |
| int | y | ||
| ) |
checks if the given position is in the TileMap
| x | x value of the position to test |
| y | y value of the position to test |
checks array for NodePath A* implementation
| current | Node to search |
| explored | array to search in |
| bool TileMap::isTaken | ( | sf::Vector2i | pos | ) |
tells if the position is taken by an Entity
| pos | position to test |
| std::vector< sf::Vector2i > TileMap::lookForOre | ( | sf::Vector2i | pos, |
| int | radius | ||
| ) |
Gives positions of ores around pos within radius.
| pos | base position from where to look for |
| radius | max distance from pos to look |
| std::vector< sf::Vector2i > TileMap::makePath | ( | const NodePath & | from, |
| const sf::Vector2i & | start | ||
| ) |
create path A* implementation, return a path of 2d points from the endpoint node
| from | last NodePath explored |
| start | position of the first point |
| bool TileMap::mine | ( | sf::Vector2i | pos | ) |
transforms the Tile at position pos to an empty tile
| pos | position where the ore is mined |
|
virtual |
class destructor
called by subject notify, launches different method based on the event overriten by every child, forks to a function
| subject | the subject that sent the signal |
| event | chosen event |
Implements Observer.
| std::vector< sf::Vector2i > TileMap::request_path | ( | const sf::Vector2i & | start, |
| const sf::Vector2i & | end | ||
| ) |
A* implementation returns a path from start to end avoiding obstacles.
| start | starting position |
| end | ending position |
| void TileMap::sortPath | ( | std::vector< NodePath > & | queue | ) |


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I'm a 17 year old student from the netherlands so please excuse me for any illogical sentences. I have an experience with paroxetine some people might be able to use, or that might give them some good idea's. Or can at least relate to.
First of all I think you need all the background info. I was diognosed depressed since I was eight years old, this all for reasons so long ago I can't even remember. I have been depressed ever since. Nothing ever felt right, I saw no purpose in life. Why was I here? Every day, I went to bed crying.. praying not to wake up.  This was, I think, the reason for my mom to request desperate measures from my shrink.
I was then prescribed paroxetine. 10 mg at first, but after a month the dose was raised to 20 mg because I was getting suicidal. In a period of 2 weeks things started to change. All the emotions I had for so lang slowly faded away and were totally gone after another 2 weeks or so. I stil had some depressed periods but far less bad. In everyday life I just didn't give a damn anymore, I went to a level of school at wich I did nothing and got straigt A's. And because of my grades I was allowed to do almost everything.
In this period I started smoking cannabis, to find a relief from the boring realities of life. I did it everyday. I was stoned every day at least once the next one and a half year or so. But even though I had changed en things went rematkably well, The paroxetine had also taken away every positive feeling. I was emotionally numb.
I remember forgetting my medication on several accasions, for days at a time. After 2 or three days or so, I always became overagitated, and the slightest thing could totally set me of. I exploded into these extreme rages, in wich I once punched a girl 2 maybe 3 years younger, straigt in the face. The worst time was schoolcamp of my last year in middle school (after elementry where I live). I got a hold of a knife in my worst rage ever. If my best friend didn't show up, I would have killed everybody in that dormroom. I am very sure of this.
Then during the summer vacation of 2004. I began actually feeling good, I found new friends over the past 2 years. I had a job, but the paroxetine still over-ruled my happy feeling. Even though my medication was cut back to 10 mg, I still was very neutral about everything, I had also totally lost the ability to fall in love. This constant numbness was getting to my head. I wanted to live life like a normal person, since things were finnaly setteling down after 2 turbulent years. so I decided to quit paroxetine.
It was very hard at fist, the agitation came again, but I fought through it. And after 2 weeks I actually started to feel good. Writing this down still gives me chills down my spine. after 8 or 9 years of never really feeling good. Suddenly I find myself in a seemingly endless positive train of thought. No words can tell how good I feel.
Living this story, I think paroxetine is a double edged blade. It takes away the pain, but also the chance of truly feeling good. I think I have been lucky, because the sudden rages really could have cost me so much more. And I feel like I have missed out on 2 good years. overall I would not recommend Paroxetine as a recreational drug, because of the possibility of these extremly intense rages. But as a remedy for depression I feel like it, in the end, did the job.
Hope somebody finds this usefull, thanks for reading, Luuk.
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I've acquired the domain edymtt.io and I'm using it to serve my website and my cv. My website is now accessible from http://www.edymtt.io and my HTML CV from http://cv.edymtt.io.
Since Google App Engine does not have a clear way to associate a custom domain with a site, I've now switched to Heroku -- you should notice any difference in site behavior.


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Floating point arithmetic is not always 100% accurate.
But it helps to multiply and divide:
If you add two numeric strings, the result will be a concatenated string:
JavaScript will try to convert strings to numbers when performing arithmetic operations expect ("+"):
A number divided by a non-numeric string becomes NaN (Not a Number):
You can use the global JavaScript function isNaN() to find out if a value is a number:
Infinity is returned if you calculate a number outside the largest possible number:
The toString() method can output numbers from base 2 to 36:


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| Concept Framework 2.2 documentation | Contents | Index |
| Name | Type | Access | Version | Deprecated |
| FindSortedPlace | function | static | version 1.0 | no |
| static function FindSortedPlace(arr, sort_column, element, direction) |
| arr | array of MultiItems. |
| sort_column | the number of the column in the array to use as the sort column |
| element | an array or an element that need to be added the the array (arr parameter) |
| direction | 1 for ascending, anything else for descending |
| This function finds the position to add an element, in order to keep the array sorted. It uses a simple binary search in order to get better timings. |
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In general, programming is all about taking actions with information(data). Good example would be a HTML form: user enters her information into a form, a program validates it, then stores the information in the database. You can ultimately say that what the program is doing is just taking nouns(data) and using verbs to do something with the nouns. In functional programming, its focus is on the verbs. Do this, then do that. With OOP, the focus is on the nouns, and that is made possible by using classes and objects: Class being a bluprint of what an object is supposed to do.
Easiest way to see the differences is to look at some expamples...
First, let's assume that we have a online form which collects a few imformation from users: Fist name, last name and also username and password of their choice. And we want to organize the information in some way so that ultimately we can connect to the database and permanetly store that information.
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@last_name = last_name
@username = '' @password = ''
end
eiko = Users.new('eiko', 'seino') # new instance of Users is created
eiko.username=('eiko's username') # username called 'eiko's username' is created
eiko.password=('eiko's password') # password called 'eiko's password' is created
eiko.lastname # => 'seino'
eiko.username # => 'eiko's username'
In functional programming...
last_name = 'seino'
username = 'eiko's username'
password = 'eiko's password'
puts first_name # => 'eiko'
puts last_name # => 'seino'
The real difference shows if we have multiple users. Say we have another user who has filled out the form.
In OOP...
# Let's say Alex Parish has filled out the form and submitted it
alex = Users.new('alex', 'parish')alex.username=('alex's username') # username called 'alex's username' is created
alex.password=('alex's password') # password called 'alex's password' is created
alex.lastname # => 'parish'
alex.username # => 'alex's username'
In functional programming...
alex_last_name = 'parish'
alex_username = 'alex's username'
alex_password = 'alex's password'
puts alex_first_name # => 'alex'
puts alex_last_name # => 'parish'
The difference may not be so obvious but there are a few crucial differences between the two.
When we tried to add Eiko, the OOP version of the code is longer since we had to define the class itself. However, when we added Alex,
notice that we only had to create an instance of alex using the same class Users, and we were able to change and access his information just by an calling appropriate method.
On the other hand, iin functional programming, not only we had do excalty the same thing we needed to do with Eiko but also we had to change the variable names so that we don't override Eiko's information.
So, what does this mean? Is OOP better than functional programming?
Not necessarily. It just means that if we're in a situation that we have to so the same things to a different nouns(objects), OOP may be the better choice. But if we need to work on one particular thing and do many different things with it(by usings lots of verbs), functional programming maight be the way to go.


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DecompLib
A simple library for decomposition of spectra using a response matrix.
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A representation of the matrix response functions. More...
#include <RespMatrix.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| RespMatrix (int numFunctions, int numRespCells, bool printBadSafety=true) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| ParamType | getElement (int funcNum, int respInd) const |
| Returns the value of the matrix at the specified cell. More... | |
| ParamType | getElementTranspose (int funcNum, int respInd) const |
| Returns the value of the transpose at the specified cell. More... | |
| ParamType * | getMatrixPtr () |
| Gives access to the underlying matrix pointer. More... | |
| int | getNumRespFuncs () const |
| Returns the number of response functions in the matrix. More... | |
| int | getRespFuncsLens () const |
| Returns the length of each response function in the matrix. More... | |
| ParamType * | getSummedRowPtr () |
| Gives access to the underlying pointer to the vector from summing the rows of the resp matrix. More... | |
| ParamType * | getTransposePtr () |
| Gives access to the underlying matrix transpose pointer. More... | |
| bool | isSafe () |
| Checks if the response matrix is safe for usage in the decomposition. More... | |
| void | setElement (int funcNum, int respInd, ParamType val) |
| Sets the element in the matrix and its transpose. More... | |
Private Member Functions | |
| void | calculateSummedRows () |
| Calculates the summed rows vector used in the decomposition calculation. | |
Private Attributes | |
| ParamType * | matrix |
| The response matrix. | |
| int | numFunc |
| The number of response functions in the matrix. | |
| bool | printErrors |
| Stores if errors should be printed during safety checks. | |
| int | respLen |
| The number of elements in each response function. | |
| bool | rowSumPerformed = false |
| Stores if the response matrix row sum has been performed yet. | |
| ParamType * | summedRows |
| The vector that results when each row of the matrix is summed independently. | |
| ParamType * | transpose |
| The transpose of the response matrix. | |
A representation of the matrix response functions.
| ParamType | The floating point type for which this calculation will be carried out |
Definition at line 33 of file RespMatrix.h.
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Constructor.
| numFunctions | The number of response functions |
| numRespCells | The number of cells per response function |
| printBadSafety | Whether or not to print locations of errors in safety checks |
Definition at line 42 of file RespMatrix.h.
References RespMatrix< ParamType >::matrix, RespMatrix< ParamType >::summedRows, and RespMatrix< ParamType >::transpose.
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Returns the value of the matrix at the specified cell.
| funcNum | The index of the response function whose value is being set |
| respInd | The index within the response function that is being set |
Definition at line 71 of file RespMatrix.h.
References RespMatrix< ParamType >::matrix, and RespMatrix< ParamType >::respLen.
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Returns the value of the transpose at the specified cell.
| funcNum | The index of the response function whose value is being set |
| respInd | The index within the response function that is being set |
This is the same as get element but allows row major traversal even with iterating on function number faster than response index
Definition at line 85 of file RespMatrix.h.
References RespMatrix< ParamType >::respLen, and RespMatrix< ParamType >::transpose.
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Gives access to the underlying matrix pointer.
Definition at line 108 of file RespMatrix.h.
References RespMatrix< ParamType >::matrix.
Referenced by performDecomposition().
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Returns the number of response functions in the matrix.
Definition at line 94 of file RespMatrix.h.
References RespMatrix< ParamType >::numFunc.
Referenced by performDecomposition(), and testSafety().
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Returns the length of each response function in the matrix.
Definition at line 100 of file RespMatrix.h.
References RespMatrix< ParamType >::respLen.
Referenced by performDecomposition(), and testSafety().
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Gives access to the underlying pointer to the vector from summing the rows of the resp matrix.
Definition at line 124 of file RespMatrix.h.
References RespMatrix< ParamType >::calculateSummedRows(), RespMatrix< ParamType >::isSafe(), RespMatrix< ParamType >::rowSumPerformed, and RespMatrix< ParamType >::summedRows.
Referenced by performDecomposition().
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inline |
Gives access to the underlying matrix transpose pointer.
Definition at line 116 of file RespMatrix.h.
References RespMatrix< ParamType >::transpose.
Referenced by performDecomposition().
| bool RespMatrix< ParamType >::isSafe | ( | ) |
Checks if the response matrix is safe for usage in the decomposition.
This makes sure that each of the rows and each of the columns sums to greater than zero and contains no negative values
Definition at line 175 of file RespMatrix.h.
References RespMatrix< ParamType >::matrix, RespMatrix< ParamType >::numFunc, RespMatrix< ParamType >::printErrors, RespMatrix< ParamType >::respLen, and RespMatrix< ParamType >::transpose.
Referenced by RespMatrix< ParamType >::getSummedRowPtr(), and testSafety().
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inline |
Sets the element in the matrix and its transpose.
| funcNum | The index of the response function whose value is being set |
| respInd | The index within the response function that is being set |
| val | The value to set the cell to |
Definition at line 57 of file RespMatrix.h.
References RespMatrix< ParamType >::matrix, RespMatrix< ParamType >::numFunc, RespMatrix< ParamType >::respLen, RespMatrix< ParamType >::rowSumPerformed, and RespMatrix< ParamType >::transpose.


Sexecutioner (1998)
Grade: 53
Like several other cable channels, Cinemax shows soft porn films late at night. As you would expect, most of these aren't very good. Made quickly with a low budget, acting, script, story and sets are secondary to presenting erotic cinematography featuring the bodies of some very beautiful women.
"Sexecutioner", at first glance, seems like just another one of these male fantasy skin flicks, which hardly anybody bothers to see from beginning to end. (They come in the middle, so to speak.) The cast is full of no-names. The plot is ridiculous and seems fabricated to throw in lengthy gratuitous sex scenes. There's some occasional bad acting here as well.
The 'story' has Mr. X taking a gig as executioner for a California penitentiary. X is dressed from head to toe in a black robe, with only eyes showing. Before throwing the switch to the electric chair, X insists on spending some quality time alone with the doomed death row inmates. At which time, it is revealed that Mr. X is actually Alexandra (Jennifer Thomas), a beautiful woman who proceeds to tease and torture the convicts. These include mass murderer Melnick (Robert M. Shaw, who gives the best performance), cannibal Decker (Kenny McCabe) and fiance Swanson (C. Johnston). There's also subplots involving the publicity-hungry warden (Skip Dumas), and his guards, drunken Hank (Bob Cain) and single mother Wanda (Loryn Miller). Jamaica Charley has a good cameo as an erotic dancer.
But besides the obvious quality of the writhing bodies of the female leads, there's something else that's good about the obscure soft porn film "Sexecutioner". It's the writing and direction served up by J.T. Finch, who throws in plenty of cynical, black humor. And while the sex scenes generally detract from the film's momentum, there is at least an attempt to incorporate them within the plot.
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Three out and no one in: How Barcelona are planning for January
Rakitic, Aleña and Wague are all expected to leave in the winter window
by Lluís MiguelsanzBarcelona don't plan on making any big moves in the short-term. Instead, they expect to move three players on in January but not sign anyone.
Ernesto Valverde feels the squad is well compensated and there will not be any incomings save any serious injuries between now and the winter window opening. Barça did make signings last January but none of the loans they brought in worked.
There's interest in many Barça players and the club hope to move some on. There are already firm offers for Moussa Wague and Carles Aleña.
Aleña looks set to go on loan without an option to buy. Real Betis, Granada, Getafe and Celta Vigo, as well as several Italian teams, have all asked. Barça prefer a project in Spain and Celta is his most likely destination at the moment.
Wague's case isn't as clear. Valverde wanted him in the first team this season as the backup right-back but he hasn't had a single chance in an official match. It's likely he plays in the Copa and the club will look to loan him or sell him with a buyback option. He has options across Europe.
The main operation, though, involves Ivan Rakitic. He's clear that he needs to play more and has accepted he will probably have to leave in January.
Rakitic has offers from the Premier League, but his preference would be to stay in Spain, or to go to Italy, where there is plenty of interest, too.


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~Dear Wilma & Alwyn, 22 Dec 2002
Thanks very much for the Cheque for Xmas, sorry I'm running so late with my Christmas letters.
Enclosed is the Birth Certificates fo Richard & Rebecca Blanton, also the updated Group Sheet for the Blanton family.
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~ Also enclosed is the photocopies for the family on the 1891 Census. I asked 3 different librarians to photo copy (your not allowed to do it yourself) I even tried the CD Rom on the Computor but it
was all blurred, & the Micro-fiche wasn't much better, then when Joy Murrin came in at 6pm the next week, she thought she might have been able to do better, but it was just as faint. I've gone over it with a fine Artex pen, & I'll swear the Enumerator has put it down as Cassie, but when I went looking at the Marriage Records & Scottish Births its definitely CARRIE. Also Henry E. as a 3year old child was on the next page to the right not on the page below.
~ The next week I sp-ent an hour or two looking through Sr Catherine's marriages from 1908 to 1914, starting from Rebecca's in 1908 and found Carrie in Fulham in 1910 and Maud in Fulham in 1911 and a Henry E. in Remford on the 4th Qtr 1911. As there are so few Blanton's, none in 1912 and 1913 and then 4 in 1914! I guess he must be the last child. Couldn't find Richard, Dora or Annie, guess I'll have to go back to 1905? or after 1914.
~ After I gave up marriages in 1914 I spent a little time looking to see if 'Harry' belonged to us, see if I could find a death for him around 1882 and 1883 but couldn't, so gave up so went looking for Henry Blanton's birth. Started with the four quarters of 1848 and 1st and 2nd Qtrs of 1849, so went back to 1847 and found him in 3rd Qtr 1847 Wolverhampton. Then Henry and Rebecca Shaw's marriage which turned out to be 1st Qtr of 1876 Wolverhampton 66 706.
~ Then I went looking for Carrie's birth in Glasgow, but Scottish birth records are different to the English, they have just photocopied the books (written in handwriting) and I couldn't find where they gave you the quarters in the year. It seemed as if the whole of 1883 was all listed alphabetical and I couldn't read the page numbers; it was obliterated in the binding in the book, it looked like page 204, but I'm not sure. Love Shirley.
Nov 2002 - applied for the birth certificates for Richard Blanton in 1877 (the 1st child) & Rebecca
Blanton (the 2nd last child) from Joy Murrin.
Mar 2003 - applied for a birth Transcription for Carrie Blanton born 14 Feb 1882 at 29 Doncaster St,
Glasgow from Joy Murrin, it also states her parents marriage was on 19 Feb 1876 at Wolverhampton.
July 2003 - applied for Birth Cert. of Henry Edward Blanton - born 5/9/1847 father Thomas mother Mary Huxley.
18/9/03 Posted Blanton Family Tree to Wilma to take to Victoria to Joan Small.


Important Concepts
How the web Works
The web is a bunch of computers that communicate with each other. When a person goes to a web page like www.yahoo.com, their computer sends a HTTP Request to a server. The server finds the appropriate HTML document and sends it back to the user's computer where a web browser interprets the page and displays it on the user's screen. This video shows how a browser fetches a web page
HTML
HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. HTML documents form the majority of the content on the web. HTML documents contain text content which describes "what you see" and markup which describes "how it looks". This video gives a good overview.
Tags and Elements
HTML documents are made of HTML elements. When writing HTML, we tell browsers the type of each element by using HTML tags. This video explains the distinction well.

Inlie vs Block Elements
HTML elements are either inline or block Block elements form an "invisible box" around the content inside of them.


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The Table menu is shown below:
Table>>Update All will update all the entries in the table sequentially, beginning
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the current entry from being updated. ie. there is a delay.) Table>>Resume Update
will resume the sequence. The right-click context menu can be used to update
indvidual entries out-of-sequence, or to start the sequence from somewhere other than
the top entry. The context menu is shown below:
An update sequence started from the context menu can be paused and resumed using
the Table menu.


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**Ob-**: /ob/, pref.
Obligatory. A piece of `*netiquette* <../N/netiquette.html>`__
acknowledging that the author has been straying from the newsgroup's
charter topic. For example, if a posting in alt.sex is a response to a
part of someone else's posting that has nothing particularly to do with
sex, the author may append ‘ObSex’ (or ‘Obsex’) and toss off a question
or vignette about some unusual erotic act. It is considered a sign of
great `*winnitude* <../W/winnitude.html>`__ when one's Obs are more
interesting than other people's whole postings.
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In this challenge, the defender has a secret “MacGuffin”, in this case a random code which the attacker (below) is trying to guess. Everything is running inside a single locked-down SES Realm. The attacker’s code (pasted into the text box) is evaluated by the defender in a separate Compartment when the Execute button is pressed.
The secret consists of a ten-character alphanumeric code (about 52 bits of entropy). The attacker’s program gets a “check my guess” function, which returns a Promise that fires with true for a correct guess and false for a wrong one. If the program guesses correctly, red lights flash and the attacker wins.
To make things easier for our attacker, we’ve added a classic timing side-channel. Our check function tests one character at a time, and takes 10 milliseconds for each comparison. An attacker with full access to a clock would try all possible values for the first character and see which one takes the least time, concluding that the full password must start with that character. Then they iterate on the second character, and so on until they’ve worked out the full password, roughly 18 seconds later.
However a SES-confined program only gets to access non-determinism in the start
Compartment (the one that ran lockdown()
), so this attacker
doesn’t get a clock, and cannot read from the covert channel. Load this page
with ?dateNow=enabled to demonstrate the
attack with Date.now
enabled, or with
?dateNow=disabled to properly confine the attacker.
The defender running in the start Compartment gets access to powerful JS
globals. This includes sources of non-determinism like
window.setTimeout
and
window.crypto.getRandomValues
as well as the DOM.
Secret
Guess
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Previous courses:
CS 103: Introduction to Computing (Home Page, Online Text),
CS 107: Introduction to Scientific Computation,
CS 111: Computer Science I,
CS 112: Computer Science II,
CS 216: Data Structures,
CS 371: Artificial Intelligence,
CS 374: Compilers,
CS 391: Selected Topics: Game Artificial Intelligence,
CS 391: Selected Topics: Data Mining,
CS 391: Selected Topics: Machine Learning,
CS 392: Selected Topics: Game Artificial Intelligence.
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| GAMES AND PUZZLES |
- The Game of Pig,
Red Light
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Mazes: Rook Jumping Maze,
Word
Maze Puzzle, Oskar's
4-Bit Maze
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Peg Squirrelitaire
- Game Resources and Recommendations,
Chess and Chip Games
- Stores:
Funagain, GameSurplus,
BoardGamePrices
- Sites:
BoardGameGeek,
Recommended Games for Children
- Paper Pen-guins,
Decorative Post-it Wall
Tetris, Interactive Fiction,
Poker Squares,
Parameterized Poker Squares
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Todd W. Neller is a Professor of
Computer Science at Gettysburg College. A Cornell University Merrill
Presidential Scholar, he received a B.S. in Computer Science with
distinction in 1993. In 2000, he received his Ph.D. with distinction
in teaching at Stanford University, where he was awarded a Stanford
University Lieberman Fellowship, and the George E. Forsythe Memorial
Award for excellence in teaching. His dissertation concerned
extensions of artificial intelligence (AI) search algorithms to hybrid
dynamical systems, and the refutation of hybrid system properties
through simulation and information-based optimization. A game
enthusiast, Neller has in recent years enjoyed pursuing game AI
challenges, computing optimal play for jeopardy dice games such as
Pass the Pigs and bluffing dice games such as Dudo, creating new
reasoning algorithms for Clue/Cluedo, analyzing optimal
Risk attack and defense policies, and designing logic mazes.
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ROOK JUMPING MAZE GENERATION: What is a Rook Jumping Maze,
and how can they be generated? Enjoy the fun
results of our faculty and student
design project.
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| REINFORCEMENT LEARNING |
| REINFORCEMENT LEARNING (RL) techniques allow computers to
learn good behaviors through trial and error rather than have such behaviors explicitly programmed. We apply such techniques to the
metalevel control of search and optimization algorithms. For
example, we have successfully applied RL techniques to the control
of simulated annealing, dynamically adjusting the temperature and
deciding when to terminate optimization.
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Chebichii's Cheeky Cheese pizza establishment, is a new player in the food industry. Pushed by the need of more family oriented dining experiences, combined with the option of home delivery, the restaurant is positioned to take advantage of the market need and serve the families in Eldoret area. Our mission is to create and nice, happy, comfortable and friendly environment in which people can work and eat happily.


How to be an independent learner
You want to be an independent learner but you do not know where to start? You're in luck, because you are in the right place! All you have to do is to follow these easy steps!
What is the meaning of "independent learning"?
Independent learning is when you are able to learn, think and do research on your own, without expecting support from anyone else. Here are some tips:
- You want to be successful in your studies, but you also have to work to earn some money to support yourself and your education. What you have to do? Organise your time and responsibilities with a timetable. It always helps!
- This is another important thing to do - manage your time. It is important to know how to balance between university work, independent learning, and your social life. Time management is really important. If you are good at it, you will soon find that the time you have is enough for everything.
- This is not just "Dude, you can do it!". Motivation is when you really want to do something, know how to do it and strongly believe that you are completely able to do it. We all know that to be motivated all the time takes a toll. So, that's why I recommend you to create your own Motivation poster.  I'm not gonna do that!" think about it! Every morning when you open your eyes or when you are halfway towards giving up, just take a look at it and remember why you started. You can stick photos or write some motivational quotes such as "Never give up!" or "Before you think of giving up, remember why you started".
You have to be flexible
Manage your time
Motivation
- No one said that it is important or necessary. But to be honest, you will gain only useful skills that you can use later in life (e.g in your job). Strong reading and writing skills, organisation, multi-tasking, and time management etc are all examples of the skills you will develop on your way to becoming an independent learner.
- Books aren't so bad! They are our friends! Of course, if you know how to use them. It's not necessary to be a boring book. It can be any kind of book. From fantasy to romance. We live in a world where you can find a lot of interesting books for free. Just use you your local library or the internet. It's pretty easy! Reading will help you to improve your reading speed. And one more thing; pay attention to the words! It's important to know their meaning and how to properly use them in a conversation.
- It's important to learn how to use different sources in your research. It improves your knowledge and research skills. When you need help, there's no shame in asking someone!
- Becoming an independent learner takes time. You have to be persistent and wait for the final result. Nothing beautiful comes easy! Make your own aims and try to find way to reach them. You see, it's pretty easy! We wish you good luck with your independent studies!


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AMD's Athlon 3000G comes with Vega graphics and costs just £38
Cheap as chips
by Roland Moore-ColyerCASH-STRAPPED AHEAD OF XMAS, but still want to build a PC? Then AMD has got chu' with the budget Athlon 3000G, which packs in a processor and Radeon Vega graphics.
For a mere $49 (some £38) - aka a decent round of drinks in London - AMD is offering a dual-core processor with four threads, 4MB of L3 cache, and a clock speed of 3.5GHz, all within a thermal design power of 35W.
That's reasonable for the CPU alone, but AMD has also popped in a Radeon Vega 3 graphics accelerator for good measure. It won't mean the chip will be blasting through triple-A games, but it could form the base of a reasonably capable small-form-factor PC with an equally small price.
One thing to bear in mind, that despite the 3000 nomenclature, this chip is not based on AMD's 7-nanometre Zen 2 architecture.
Rather, it uses the older Zen+ 12nm architecture, so it doesn't benefit from the boost in instructions per clock Team Red's latest CPU architecture offers. Then again, for the price of roughly 38,000 penny sweets, the Athlon 3000G still seems like a reasonable bargain, especially when it's also open to being overclocked.
We'd not be surprised if a small PC with the chip could be used as a machine to run older 3D games at 1080p resolution or some modern games at 720p at playable frame rates.
Also, such a machine would also work nicely as a cheap secondary PC, say something for kids to muck around with to hone their digital skills beyond poking at iPads. Or with a bit of storage bolted on, the Athlon 3000G could be the heart of an affordable media server.
It's also worth noting that an equivalent Intel chip, say the dual-core Pentium Gold G5600, sits around the £90 mark. So if you're dreaming of a red Xmas...on a budget, then this might be the CPU for you. µ
Further reading
AMD's Radeon Pro W5700 brings RDNA to the workstation world
- 20 Nov 2019
AMD's Ryzen 9 3950X CPU benchmarks leak from Alienware Aurora machine
- 12 Nov 2019
AMD's Ryzen 9 3950X will cost less than £600 in Blighty
- 08 Nov 2019
Netflix could shift from Intel Xeon to AMD Epyc CPUs in its streaming servers
- 05 Nov 2019


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In 2014, we lost 1058 Coloradans to suicide, the seventh highest in the nation. We are honored to host the inaugural Design Thinking Workshop for Mental Health as a headline event at this year's Denver startup week.
Who is better equipped to help our community than us? We're agile, we're creative, the core of our community is about solving problems, and we take pride in our ability to do so creatively.
It's time for us to start talking about how we're going to solve the problem of mental illness.
September 15th, 2016
4:00 - 6:00pm
The Commons on Champa
1245 Champa St
Denver, CO 80204
Colorado's startup and development communities will band together to start one of the most important hacks ever, solving mental illness and we'd love for you join the team!
We'll provide food, beverage, fun and whatever else we can muster to make this a truly amazing event! We will not only construct a targeted solution but will also create an open source community to innovate, evolve, maintain and deliver innovative mental health tools
We are a growing team of current and former CEOs, mental health professionals, suicide survivors and thriving bipolar developers working to make reduce the human and economic costs of mental illness.


Control Panel Page Management
The page management feature allows you to manipulate the page you are currently on, by providing options for adding, editing, deleting, and publishing pages. This feature also has many of the same capabilities as the admin dashboard's Page Management feature, with the only difference being that the control panel's page manager only has the ability to change the page you are currently on.
Add
The add feature adds a new page to your website and brings up the page management window, which allows you to specify the settings, appearance, and permissions for the page you are adding. The fields which exist in the page management window are the:
Settings
Name: Which specifies the name that will be displayed in the navigation bar. Parent: Which will specify the page that this page will be underneath, meaning that the added page will be put to the right of the page specified in the navigation bar at the top. Insert: Specify where the name for the page will appear in the navigation bar, by saying where the page should appear among all of the children of the parent that has been selected. Navigation: Say whether you want the page to be displayed to users that fit within the permissions, or if you want the page to be hidden to everyone but administrators which can be useful while editing a page. URL Path: The url is what is put in the web page's address, for example if the url path is set to page1 then the address might be www.website/page1.com. If no URL path is specified then the URL will by default be set to be the same as the name field above. Redirect: Input a URL that is the same as the URL path of another page in the site that user will be sent to, remember that if no URL path is specified for another page then the name will be used. If this feature is implemented then you will not be able stay on the page to use the control panel's page manager, so you will need to use the admin dashboard's page management feature to edit or delete page's with this feature.
Appearance
Title: The name that is displayed on the web page's tab. Theme: The theme that the web page will take on from a selection of styles and colors that can be downloaded by the host user in the theme manager. Layout: The amount of content panes that will be available. Which are basically how many columns will be available to have content and modules inserted inside of. Default Container: Choose the layout of modules for the page, like hw the titles typically displayed above the modules will be. Icon: Input a favicon address or other icon address to include an icon beside the name of your page. Personalizable: This feature gives a page that is unique to every individual and allows them to add modules and edit the content of the page, so only the individual can see what they put onto the page.
Permissions
View: This is what allows different users to see certain pages and any users that are within certain roles, that can be specified in the admin dashboard's role management feature will be able to see or not see the page depending on what you have checked the box for the role they fit into. Edit: This allows users that fit into the specified roles to be able to edit pages using the content editor. Specific Users: The permissions tab also has the ability for you to enter a specific username and allow for you to set custom permissions for any specific users that you want.
Edit
The edit feature shares all of the same features as the add feature, allowing you to change the settings, appearances, and permissions of any page, with the insert feature being replaced by the move feature. The edit feature also shows you when a page was created and when the page was last edited at the bottom of the page management window.
Delete
The delete feature will delete the page that you are currently on.
Publish
The publish feature makes any page public that you have previously specified to be hidden, if you have marked a page as not navigable when the page was created. It is useful to have this feature to be able to work on a page that is hidden from regular users until it is finished and ready to be officially added to the site.


The first time I smoked I was 15. A few months before, my boyfriend, who we'll call W, left his half empty pack of ciggarettes at my house cuz he said he didn't want them. I hid them so my parents wouldn't find them and just forgot about them.
 I was tired of popping the usual pills and wanted to try something different. No one was home and I remembered I had those ciggs.  I took a few little puffs to try and get used to the smoke. Then I inhaled really big. Stupid...I started coughing and thought I was going to choke to death. But I did it a few more times and got used to it. Immendiately I started feeling lightheaded and dizzy. I stopped right there and put it out. My parents would be home any minute and I didn't want to be messed up in front of them. I got up but fell right back down into my chair. Eventually I was able to stand and tried walking. I stumbled and couldn't walk straight, like I was drunk. After many tries I finally got inside and went to bed. I had the worst nightmares I could imagine.
A few days later my boyfriend was over and I wanted to smoke again and finish at least one whole cigg, just to see what it was like. W asked if I was sure because he knew I never really smoked before I said yes and so we both lit one up. I was sitting on my window sill, which is pretty high up and he was standing beside me on the floor. After about halfway through it I started feeling dizzy and lightheaded again..I told W to hold on to me because I had a feeling I was going to fall forward out of my window onto the ground. I barely finished the cigg and fell backwards into his arms and we both fell onto the floor. I felt really really hot and started sweating. I also had some nausea but it went away quicky. I tried to stand up but I couldn't.
W picked me up and put me on my bed. I looked up at the ceiling and it was spinning.  Then W said I was shaking,he sounded alarmed. I opened my eyes and looked at my arms. They were really shaking. I was like that for about 20 minutes, but I was still a little shaky and unstable for about another 30 minutes. W was a freaking out a little sayin he shouldn't have let me smoked. After he left I went to bed and again had nightmares.
I have no clue why all that happened. I had never heard of anyone doing that. Maybe its because I'm small for my age. I'm 15, 4'11 and 80 pounds.  To this day when I smoke I still get those symptoms and nightmares, just not as intense. I don't know if thats normal or what, no one I know that smokes ever had that.
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The procedure can end all symptoms that are a consequence of nerve root pressure that is exerted by a herniated/protruded disc. These include leg and foot symptoms (pain, numbness, tingling, lack of sensitivity, lack of control, spasms); and can also include back symptoms (pain and back spasms). A prognosis of the result you might expect from treatment is provided by one of our surgeons following a clinical and radiological evaluation of your specific case.
The procedure can end all symptoms that are a consequence of nerve root pressure that is exerted by a herniated/protruded disc. These include leg and foot symptoms (pain, numbness, tingling, lack of sensitivity, lack of control, spasms); and can also include back symptoms (pain and back spasms). A prognosis of the result you might expect from treatment is provided by one of our surgeons following a clinical and radiological evaluation of your specific case.
The procedure can end all symptoms that are a consequence of nerve root pressure that is exerted by a herniated/protruded disc. These include leg and foot symptoms (pain, numbness, tingling, lack of sensitivity, lack of control, spasms); and can also include back symptoms (pain and back spasms). A prognosis of the result you might expect from treatment is provided by one of our surgeons following a clinical and radiological evaluation of your specific case.
The procedure can end all symptoms that are a consequence of nerve root pressure that is exerted by a herniated/protruded disc. These include leg and foot symptoms (pain, numbness, tingling, lack of sensitivity, lack of control, spasms); and can also include back symptoms (pain and back spasms). A prognosis of the result you might expect from treatment is provided by one of our surgeons following a clinical and radiological evaluation of your specific case.


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Black's turn. He can win by make the following L path (thru cells [1], [2] and [3]). If it was White's turn, he could move a2 to a1 since that would not be a L move (after the 90º turn, the stone must at least move one cell). He could try to prevent black's winning by moving a2-c2-c4. Then Black could move a3-c3-c2. White must move c4-c3-a3 (the other two white stones cannot move anymore), and Black wins with c2-b3-c4. |
This game is presented at 100 Strategic Games for Pen and Paper by Walter Joris.


Pride and Prejudice 1995 -- Director By Joe Wright
Six-Episode Mini TV series
Pride and Prejudice is a six-episode 1995 British television drama, adapted by Andrew Davies from Jane Austen's 1813 novel of the same name. Jennifer Ehle and Colin Firth starred as Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy. Produced by Sue Birtwistle and directed by Simon Langton, the serial was a BBC production with additional funding from the American A&E Network. BBC One originally broadcast the 55-minute episodes from 24 September to 29 October in 1995. The A&E Network aired the serial in double episodes on three consecutive nights beginning 14 January 1996.
Critically acclaimed and a popular success, Pride and Prejudice was honoured with several awards, including a BAFTA Television Award for Jennifer Ehle for "Best Actress" and an Emmy for "Outstanding Individual Achievement in Costume Design for a Miniseries or a Special". The role of Mr Darcy elevated Colin Firth to stardom. A scene showing Firth in a wet shirt was recognised as "one of the most unforgettable moments in British TV history".The New York Times called the adaptation "a witty mix of love stories and social conniving, cleverly wrapped in the ambitions and illusions of a provincial gentry".The serial inspired author Helen Fielding to write the popular Bridget Jones novels; the screen adaptations featured Firth as Bridget's love interest Mark Darcy.
Pride and Prejudice 1995 -- Director By Joe Wright
Six-Episode Mini TV series
Pride and Prejudice is a six-episode 1995 British television drama, adapted by Andrew Davies from Jane Austen's 1813 novel of the same name. Jennifer Ehle and Colin Firth starred as Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy. Produced by Sue Birtwistle and directed by Simon Langton, the serial was a BBC production with additional funding from the American A&E Network. BBC One originally broadcast the 55-minute episodes from 24 September to 29 October in 1995. The A&E Network aired the serial in double episodes on three consecutive nights beginning 14 January 1996.
Critically acclaimed and a popular success, Pride and Prejudice was honoured with several awards, including a BAFTA Television Award for Jennifer Ehle for "Best Actress" and an Emmy for "Outstanding Individual Achievement in Costume Design for a Miniseries or a Special". The role of Mr Darcy elevated Colin Firth to stardom. A scene showing Firth in a wet shirt was recognised as "one of the most unforgettable moments in British TV history".The New York Times called the adaptation "a witty mix of love stories and social conniving, cleverly wrapped in the ambitions and illusions of a provincial gentry".The serial inspired author Helen Fielding to write the popular Bridget Jones novels; the screen adaptations featured Firth as Bridget's love interest Mark Darcy.


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