So, it's nice to be able to push blocks around that are larger than 1x1. An initial effort to achieve this will look like this:
Edit[ > Player | BigBlock ] -> [ > Player | > BigBlock ]
[ Moving BigBlock | BigBlock ] -> [ Moving BigBlock | MOVING BigBlock ]
To the naked eye it will look splendid:
but upon closer inspection it will reveal itself to be rather a flimsy construction.
Here be a rabbit hole - there are many approaches of increasing complexity, depending on what you want to achieve - I'd advice to not read down any further into this document than you need to.
If you want rigidbodies that you can push, but without being able to push several objects in a row, you can use the following sort of code:
Edit[ > Player | Box ] -> [ > Player | > Box ]
startloop
[ moving Box1 | Box1 ] -> [ moving Box1 | moving Box1 ]
[ moving Box2 | Box2 ] -> [ moving Box2 | moving Box2 ]
[ moving Box3 | Box3 ] -> [ moving Box3 | moving Box3 ]
[ moving Box4 | Box4 ] -> [ moving Box4 | moving Box4 ]
[ > Box | Box ] -> [ > Box | > Box ]
endloop
[ > Box | Wall ] -> cancel
This breaks if you have several characters that are trying to push blocks in a single turn - because if any single effort fails, the whole turn is canceled.
To my knowledge (please prove me wrong!) it's impossible to get full rigidity in the basic rules system already described, because the movements are all carried out independently in the moving phase, and it's a pain to figure out what moved successfully, what didn't, and even if you could find out that part of a block couldn't successfully move, how would you stop everything else from moving?
Anyway, it's a gigantic can of worms. The solution initially I thought would be to add a keyword to objects, to mark them as rigid. However, I later realized that it was far nicer, and cooler, and more in-keeping with the engine, to think of rigidity as something you could apply to rules.
So, a rigid object is one where, if one part can't move, no parts can. And a rigid rule is a rule where, if anything it tries to move can't move, then the rule doesn't apply at all (it actually marks itself as disabled and resimulates the entire turn).
So, for our example above
Edit[ > Player | BigBlock ] -> [ > Player | > BigBlock ]
[ Moving BigBlock | BigBlock ] -> [ Moving BigBlock | MOVING BigBlock ]
we want that, if any of the BigBlock pieces doesn't get to move, that whole rule just doesn't apply. Actually, we probably also don't want the first rule to apply. So what we do is that we group the rules together using the + symbol, and we mark them as rigid
Editrigid [ > Player | BigBlock ] -> [ > Player | > BigBlock ]
+ rigid [ Moving BigBlock | BigBlock ] -> [ Moving BigBlock | MOVING BigBlock ]
and magically it works
So all's good if you have a single rigid block, but if you try to have blocks pushing other blocks it gets complicated. Let's say you want a big block to collide with little blocks. You end up with stuff like this:
Edit[ > Player | LittleBlock ] -> [ > Player | > LittleBlock ]
[ > LittleBlock | LittleBlock ] -> [ > LittleBlock | > LittleBlock ]
rigid [ > LittleBlock | BigBlock ] -> [ > LittleBlock | > BigBlock ]
+ rigid [ > Player | BigBlock ] -> [ > Player | > BigBlock ]
+ rigid [ moving BigBlock | BigBlock ] -> [ moving BigBlock | moving BigBlock ]
+ [ > BigBlock | LittleBlock ] -> [ > BigBlock | > LittleBlock ]
The rule is, anything that adds motion to a BigBlock has to be marked as rigid. Repeating the code twice isn't so bad, really, but if one has more than two block types, there's no nice way of encompassing all the ways that they can interact.
Let me illustrate with a simple example: let's try to model two crate types, where crates can push crates
Edit=======
LEGEND
=======
Crate = OrangeCrate or BlueCrate
======
RULES
======
[ > Player | Crate ] -> [ > Player | > Crate ]
[ > Crate | Crate ] -> [ > Crate | > Crate ]
which works splendidly. But what if we weren't allowed to refer to crate or combine them together into a rulegroup in the second rule? We could try something like:
Edit[ > Player | Crate ] -> [ > Player | > Crate ]
[ > OrangeCrate | OrangeCrate ] -> [ > OrangeCrate | > OrangeCrate ]
[ > OrangeCrate | BlueCrate ] -> [ > OrangeCrate | > BlueCrate ]
[ > BlueCrate | OrangeCrate ] -> [ > BlueCrate | > OrangeCrate ]
[ > BlueCrate | BlueCrate ] -> [ > BlueCrate | > BlueCrate ]
you can push around pairs of blocks, but a big alternating sequence of blocks you can't deal with
If only there were some way of looping through these four rules. Well, adding them all to the same rulegroup is one way, but in the case of rigid rules we don't want to cancel the movement of EVERYTHING just because one block can't move - so we need another layer of loopiness. So, let's introduce startloop and endloop;
Edit[ > Player | Crate ] -> [ > Player | > Crate ]
startLoop
[ > OrangeCrate | OrangeCrate ] -> [ > OrangeCrate | > OrangeCrate ]
[ > OrangeCrate | BlueCrate ] -> [ > OrangeCrate | > BlueCrate ]
[ > BlueCrate | OrangeCrate ] -> [ > BlueCrate | > OrangeCrate ]
[ > BlueCrate | BlueCrate ] -> [ > BlueCrate | > BlueCrate ]
endLoop
and voila!
For the above example, this is identical to saying
Edit[ > Player | Crate ] -> [ > Player | > Crate ]
[ > OrangeCrate | OrangeCrate ] -> [ > OrangeCrate | > OrangeCrate ]
+[ > OrangeCrate | BlueCrate ] -> [ > OrangeCrate | > BlueCrate ]
+[ > BlueCrate | OrangeCrate ] -> [ > BlueCrate | > OrangeCrate ]
+[ > BlueCrate | BlueCrate ] -> [ > BlueCrate | > BlueCrate ]
However, we don't have this luxury for rigidbodies. So, with all that said, here's what code for a system with several rigid bodies and some small blocks looks like:
Editstartloop
[ > Player | Smallcrate ] -> [ > Player | > SmallCrate ]
[ > Player | RedCrate ] -> [ > Player | > RedCrate ]
+ rigid [ moving RedCrate | RedCrate ] -> [ moving RedCrate | moving RedCrate ]
+ [ > Crate | RedCrate ] -> [ > Crate | > RedCrate ]
[ > Player | GreenCrate ] -> [ > Player | > GreenCrate ]
+ rigid [ moving GreenCrate | GreenCrate ] -> [ moving GreenCrate | moving GreenCrate ]
+ [ > Crate | GreenCrate ] -> [ > Crate | > GreenCrate ]
[ > Player | BlueCrate ] -> [ > Player | > BlueCrate ]
+ rigid [ moving BlueCrate | BlueCrate ] -> [ moving BlueCrate | moving BlueCrate ]
+ [ > Crate | BlueCrate ] -> [ > Crate | > BlueCrate ]
[ > Crate | SmallCrate ] -> [ > Crate | > SmallCrate ]
endloop
And this gives us the image at the beginning of this document:
I apologise that it's not easier to do. I really thought the idea of rigid rules would trivialize a lot of the hard work, but it still left things a bit gross. It's messy, code that uses it is going to be messy/hacky. But, it's there if you want it.
If anyone has understood this and has a suggestion for a way they think is better for dealing with extended bodies, I would really like to hear it - I'll happily rip out the current rigid body system if there's something nicer : )


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This depends on your goals as a Java programmer. The sections below gives some advice depending on whether your priority is enterprise, mobile, or web development. Enterprise development is particularly important if you are simply looking for work. Regardless, starting with vanilla Java is a given.
Installing intelliJ IDEA (or some equivalent IDE like Eclipse or Netbeans) is a the the most recommended first step. The community edition is available for free right here and is one of the more popular and well received IDEs for Java development.
Now that you have installed an IDE, it is time to learn the basics of Java. If Java is your first programming language, then the two "Object Oriented Programming With Java" courses by MOOC are a well structured place to start. These courses are self-instructed and thus can be taken at your own pace. You can find them here.
Furthermore, here are a few lists of books and publications that are clasically regarded as the best way to approach Java as a beginner to programming:
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Welcome to this introductory course about NGS data analysis. During this course you will learn the basics of NGS data analysis and visualization in a Linux environment, current used software and best practices will be explained. This course is focused in NGS data alignment for DNA, variant calling, annotation, association and data visualization.
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Course Presentation
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Building Humans
July 27, 2014
Classes are an incredibly powerful way to hold, represent and manipulate data in Ruby. In order to introduce you to classes, let's build some Humans. (I promise it won't be as scary as that sounds.)
We start off by declaring the class. At the bare minimum you probably want a method called initialize that instructs ruby what to do when you want start building a human. A less Frankenstein-y and more Ruby way to say that is “when you want to create an instance of your class”. In this case, we're requiring that in order to create an instance of the Human class, you provide a name, age, and gender.
You'll notice that in the method, we're doing something with all of the arguments passed. In essence, we're creating a variables for each and setting them equal to the value passed. But because variables like name, age and gender are surely to be used elsewhere as we build out our class, we added @ in front of the variable names. Declaring variables in this way makes them instance variables, which means we can use them later in other methods we build out.
There are a lot of exciting things that Humans can do. Luckily, classes allow us to reflect that rich behavior by building as many methods inside the class, instance methods, as we desire. They can be as complicated or as simple as any other method you've created - it's all up to you!
We created a method that gives our Human a favorite color. The select_fave_color method has a list of colors stored in an array. Calling the method selects a random sample of that array and makes that the favorite color.
Now let's say that later in our program we need to be reminded of what name, age and gender we gave our Human. Above you'll see we added three methods that when called, simply return the value desired. While they're simple enough to implement, you could imagine how unwieldy that'd get in a more complicated class with a lot of variables. Luckily Ruby gives us a more concise way of doing the same thing (of course it does!). Take a look:
You'll notice we condensed those three methods into one line. The attr_reader line essentially creates those methods on the backend for us. Ruby will look for the instance variables of the same name and return their value. Easy peazy! Now let's move on to our final lesson.
There are a ton of methods we could build to reflect the cool things a Human might do - get a job, marry another Human, change location etc. But there are also some basic functions inherent to all living beings. As luck would have it, let's say you had recently built a class, Animal, that reflected the more primal part of our nature. It has methods for eating, sleeping, pooping (sorry, had to go there!), etc. Ruby allows you to put all that goodness to use in your Human class without duplicating code. Here's what I mean:
You can use inheritance in order to create a subclass of another class. In this case, Human is a subclass of Animal, so it inherits everything from the Animal class. All we had to do is change the class definition line. Then, in order to make sure of the food_eaten variable, we set it to 0 once a Human is initialized.
Now let's sit back and watch the magic happen:


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OTHELLO A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): *
First, let me confess that I am a big Shakespeare fan. I have loved most of the movies based on his plays, and Franco Zeffirelli's ROMEO AND JULIET and Kenneth Branagh's HENRY V are among my favorites of all the movies of any type that I've ever seen. Sad to say, that OTHELLO proves that, with the poor direction, even Shakespeare can be made boring. When I kept seeing the trailers for the movie, I wondered why there was little dialog shown. I now know why. First time director Oliver Parker has the actors read their lines slowly, softly, and without a hint of emotion. Shakespeare on Prozac. There is little to offend in the movie, but neither is there much to engage the audience.
I will not cover the story here other than to say that the cast consists of Laurence Fishburne as Othello, Irene Jacob as Desdemona, Kenneth Branagh as Iago, Nathaniel Parker as Cassio, and Michael Maloney as Roderigo. Most of you probably already know the story.
The surprise for me was the acting by Laurence Fishburne. I think he is awesome and have admired his work, especially WHAT'S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT and SEARCHING FOR BOBBY FISCHER. He sleepwalks through OTHELLO. I am convinced that, with proper direction, he could have given a compelling and original rendition of Othello. Oliver Parker does not appear to have a clue as what he wants from his actors, and they all seem confused as to what to do. Only Kenneth Branagh attempts to breath a little life into his character, but in the end he gives the worse performance of his career. His soliloquies to the audience are vapid.
The director decided to have his actors attempt heavy Italian accents. The thick accents coupled with the low delivery and the Shakespearean language means it is very hard to follow the film. Take along a Cliff's Notes with you if you go so you can keep up with it. On the other hand, the lack of energy Parker gives the movie may put you to sleep before you get around to opening the pamphlet.
At one point, Iago says, "Pleasure and action make the hours seem short". And vice versa I thought to myself.
There are many small things wrong with the movie. Most of the costumes (Caroline Harris) are standard issue from the Shakespeare part of the costume department, but the armor that Othello wears in the beginning seems not to fit Fishburne and overall just looks silly.
The only thing done right in the movie is the cinematography (David Johnson). It is full of warm and realistic candlelit rooms. Granted it is nothing unusual, but it is pleasant to watch.
OTHELLO runs 2:00. It is rated R for brief nudity and a little sex. A PG-13 rating might have been more appropriate. The scenes getting it the R rating added little and without them, the movie could have been PG. This movie would be fine for anyone over ten, but I can not see why people would want to waste their time at it. If you must see Othello, then rent the Franco Zeffirelli directed film version of the opera with Placido Domingo staring in it. If you hate opera, then rent one of the other fine film adaptations of Shakespeare's plays. I give this film one star because although it was boring, it was not painful.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
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It can change hidden classes of objects, kind of array backing stores, etc.
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OSR entry block inhibits LICM, so if OSR occured in one of the inner loops instead of the outermost one it might negatively impact code quality.
An implementation detail of the On Stack Replacement mechanism
On Stack Replacement (OSR) is a process when an unoptimized code for a running function is replaced by an optimized code while the function is running (is on the stack). OSR is used to optimize functions with long running loops while these loops are still running.
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instructions evaluate to the values that were in the corresponding places in the environment (a set of local and parameter values) during execution of the unoptimized code - allowing optimized code to continue from the place where unoptimized code was.
Block containing these instructions is never executed if the function entered through normal entry.
OSR entry block inhibits LICM, so if OSR occured in one of the inner loops instead of the outermost one it might negatively impact code quality.
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Deoptimization at CheckMaps
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When executed this instruction always deoptimizes.
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by Staff ReporterThe Kerala Police have launched its renovated social media cell with an eye on targeting a wider audience through various social networking platforms. State Police Chief Loknath Behera formally inaugurated the facility at the Kerala Police Headquarters on Monday.
Equipped with advanced production and editing tools, the cell will strengthen its efforts to sensitise the public on various issues and propagate crucial information in an effective manner. The potential of video production techniques including the use of green screens for creating web videos will also be tapped at the facility that had come into being in May 2018.
Having garnered 1.2 million likes, the Facebook page of the Kerala Police is among the most followed social media page among State Police forces in the country.
The page was also selected by software giant Microsoft for a study on the new age media interactions of the Kerala Police.
During the inaugural programme, the State Police Chief felicitated five children who were featured in a video that was produced for short video application, TikTok. Additional Director Generals of Police B. Sandhya and Manoj Abraham, who is the nodal officer of the social media cell; Inspector General S. Sreejith, Deputy Inspector General C. Nagaraju were also present on the occasion.


Tires slashed on dozens of cars in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn
by Eyewitness NewsBAY RIDGE, Brooklyn (WABC) -- Dozens of motorists in Brooklyn woke up Sunday morning to find that their tires had been slashed.
The area where the incidents took place is along Shore Road from 72nd Street to Bay Ridge Parkway in Bay Ridge.
Police said at least 32 cars were vandalized, and more reports continued to come in Sunday. Cars were also keyed and had scratches.
Tow trucks were on the scene to remove vehicles over a three block area.
Police are investigating the spree of slashings. They say the vandalism was random.


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Our’s is a pretty much clichéd story. Three highly motivated professionals, excelling in their respective area of interests, coming together as a unit to bring the best out of each other as well as others. However, what makes us stand apart is how we wouldn’t stick with the clichés. What drives our story, and our company, is the sheer depth that our team dedicates itself to. The unprecedented levels of charisma that we bring to you shows our core value; client is one with us, and we’re one with the client.
In this modern world, now mostly based on the internet, any brand without an online presence is surely to be left behind in the competition. Brands need to recognise the customer base that the internet can provide, and the internet population needs to recognise the exceptional brand that is your’s. Nowadays there’s a smartphone, laptop or a desktop PC with an internet connection present at a stone’s throw in any direction. This ineludible quantity and quality of a customer base is what makes us cater to and provide digital marketing and branding solutions.
We take projects, treat them as our own and give the client and the project a personal treatment that’ll leave no stone unturned and no one unsatisfied. Clients can expect utmost professionalism, gratifying results, a torrent of customers and widespread online reach. Achieving this is no easy task, and we work with dedication knowing so. What we can hype, what we can market, is not just limited to your brand.  It grows into marketing you to yourself, showing you what your brand can achieve at its maximum potential.
We are HypeXMark, and we hope to be with you in giving the world the best of your brand. Hype it, Market it; it is you, it is us.


Preventing the spread of the coronavirus
Physical distancing, masks, and other preventive measures
You've gotten the basics down: you're wearing your mask, avoiding crowds, and keeping your distance from friends and family. But you likely still have questions. Does wearing a mask protect you, others, or both? How exactly will physical distancing help? And what do you need to know about the new COVID-19 vaccines?
What can I do to protect myself and others from COVID-19?
The following actions help prevent the spread of COVID-19, as well as other coronaviruses and influenza:
- Wear a face mask.
- Maintain at least six feet of distance between yourself and others.
- Avoid large gatherings.
- Socialize outdoors.
- Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
- Minimize touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
- Stay home when you are sick.
- Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash.
- Clean frequently touched objects and surfaces regularly.
- Wash your hands often with soap and water.
- Get vaccinated as soon as you are eligible.
That chart illustrates how protective measures such as limiting travel, avoiding crowds, social distancing, and thorough and frequent handwashing can slow down the development of new COVID-19 cases and reduce the risk of overwhelming the health care system.
What do I need to know about washing my hands effectively?
Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom; before eating; after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing; and after handling anything that's come from outside your home.
If soap and water are not readily available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol, covering all surfaces of your hands and rubbing them together until they feel dry.
Always wash hands with soap and water if hands are visibly dirty.
The CDC's handwashing website has detailed instructions and a video about effective handwashing procedures.
How does coronavirus spread?
The coronavirus spreads mainly from person to person. This can happen between people who are in close contact with one another. Droplets that are produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes may land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby, or possibly be inhaled into their lungs.
A person infected with coronavirus — even one with no symptoms — may emit aerosols when they talk or breathe. Aerosols are infectious viral particles that can float or drift around in the air for up to three hours. Another person can breathe in these aerosols and become infected with the coronavirus. This is why everyone should wear a mask when they go out in public.
The risk of spread from contact with contaminated surfaces or objects is considered to be low. According to the CDC, each contact with a contaminated surface has less than a 1 in 10,000 chance of causing an infection.
The virus may be shed in saliva, semen, and feces; whether it is shed in vaginal fluids isn't known. Kissing can transmit the virus. Transmission of the virus through feces, or during vaginal or anal intercourse or oral sex, appears to be extremely unlikely at this time.
How could contact tracing help slow the spread of COVID-19?
Anyone who comes into close contact with someone who has COVID-19 is at increased risk of becoming infected themselves, and of potentially infecting others. Contact tracing can help prevent further transmission of the virus by quickly identifying and informing people who may be infected and contagious, so they can take steps to not infect others.
Contact tracing begins with identifying everyone that a person recently diagnosed with COVID-19 has been in contact with since they became contagious. In the case of COVID-19, a person may be contagious 48 to 72 hours before they started to experience symptoms.
The contacts are notified about their exposure. They may be told what symptoms to look out for, advised to isolate themselves for a period of time, and to seek medical attention as needed if they start to experience symptoms.
What is physical distancing and why is it important?
The COVID-19 virus primarily spreads when one person breathes in droplets or aerosols that are produced when an infected person coughs, sneezes, talks, or breathes.
Physical distancing refers to actions taken to stop or slow down the spread of a contagious disease. For an individual, it refers to maintaining enough distance (6 feet or more) between yourself and another person to avoid getting infected or infecting someone else. School closures, directives to work from home, library closings, and cancelling meetings and larger events help enforce physical distancing at a community level.
Slowing down the rate and number of new coronavirus infections is critical to reduce the risk that large numbers of critically ill patients cannot receive life-saving care.
What does the CDC's new definition of "close contacts" mean for me?
The CDC has expanded how it defines close contacts of someone with COVID-19. Until this point, the CDC had defined a close contact as someone who spent 15 or more consecutive minutes within six feet of someone with COVID-19. According to the new definition, a close contact is someone who spends 15 minutes or more within six feet of a person with COVID-19 over a period of 24 hours.
Close contacts are at increased risk of infection. When a person tests positive for COVID-19, contact tracers may identify their close contacts and urge them to quarantine to prevent further spread. Based on the new definition, more people will now be considered close contacts.
Many factors can affect the chances that infection will spread from one person to another. These factors include whether or one or both people are wearing masks, whether the infected person is coughing or showing other symptoms, and whether the encounter occurred indoors or outdoors. Though the "15 minutes within six feet rule" is a helpful guideline, it's always best to minimize close interactions with people who are not members of your household.
The CDC's new definition was influenced by a case described in the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report in which a correctional officer in Vermont is believed to have been infected after being within six feet for 17 non-consecutive minutes of six asymptomatic individuals, all of whom later tested positive for COVID-19.


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Ansible support for cloudify 4 orchestrator needs Ansible to be installed on the manager.
You need to install version <IP_ADDRESS> of ansible:
sudo yum install python-cffi sudo yum install gcc sudo yum install python-devel sudo yum install openssl-devel sudo pip install ansible==<IP_ADDRESS> sudo pip install --upgrade setuptools
Change this config in ansible configuration file:
[defaults] callback_whitelist = tree
Or simply add a cfg file:
sudo bash -c "mkdir /etc/ansible && echo '[defaults]' > /etc/ansible/ansible.cfg && echo 'callback_whitelist = tree' >> /etc/ansible/ansible.cfg"
For the moment we need to hack the tree plugin. Here is the patch:
@@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ __metaclass__ = type import os +import json from ansible.plugins.callback import CallbackBase from ansible.utils.path import makedirs_safe @@ -39,26 +40,28 @@ def __init__(self): super(CallbackModule, self).__init__() - self.tree = TREE_DIR + self.tree = os.environ['TREE_DIR'] if not self.tree: self.tree = os.path.expanduser("~/.ansible/tree") self._display.warning("The tree callback is defaulting to ~/.ansible/tree, as an invalid directory was provided: %s" % self.tree) - def write_tree_file(self, hostname, buf): + def write_tree_file(self, hostname, name, buf): ''' write something into treedir/hostname ''' - buf = to_bytes(buf) + buf = {'task_name': "{}".format(name), 'result': json.loads(buf)} + #buf = to_bytes(buf) + buf = json.dumps(buf) try: makedirs_safe(self.tree) path = os.path.join(self.tree, hostname) - with open(path, 'wb+') as fd: - fd.write(buf) + with open(path, 'ab+') as fd: + fd.write("{}\n".format(buf)) except (OSError, IOError) as e: self._display.warning("Unable to write to %s's file: %s" % (hostname, str(e))) def result_to_tree(self, result): if self.tree: - self.write_tree_file(result._host.get_name(), self._dump_results(result._result)) + self.write_tree_file(result._host.get_name(), result._task, self._dump_results(result._result)) def v2_runner_on_ok(self, result): self.result_to_tree(result)
Paste this into a patch file, eg. tree.py.patch and patch the original file:
sudo yum install patch cp /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/ansible/plugins/callback/tree.py tree.py.back sudo patch /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/ansible/plugins/callback/tree.py tree.py.patch
You will need to install specific packages if you want to use some extra ansible modules. For example, in order to use ec2 module, you will need to install boto :
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I believe that the true value in technology lies in helping people solve problems on their own terms, in a way that seems most natural to them. That means that the software we create must always be user friendly within the context in which it is to be deployed. To a great extent its not really about which programming languages you use but rather about how much value your end users derive from its usage.
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Secure Stored Procedure
As explained in the article about SQL injection attacks against stored procedures, it is possible to create procedures vulnerable to SQLIA. This article details how you can secure your code against SQL injections. As recommended in previous defense articles, you should use always use parameterized statements. It also apply to your stored procedure code, however input sanitizing is still a valid alternative.
Parameterized Statements
Using prepared statements in stored procedures is by far the best way to protect them against SQL injection. This technique makes your code bullet proof against this security issue and it creates a query plan which can drastically improve performance. Let’s take a look at the secure stored procedure code.
Microsoft SQL Server
Microsoft SQL Server provides a built-in procedure named sp_executesql which can take parameterized variables. For security and performance reasons you should always use sp_executesql instead of EXEC/EXECUTE when working with Transact-SQL.
Secure Microsoft SQL Server stored procedures.
CREATE PROC secure (@v_sp_param VARCHAR(1000))
AS
DECLARE @vsql NVARCHAR(4000)
DECLARE @vparamdefinition NVARCHAR(500)
SET @vsql = N'SELECT description FROM products WHERE name = @val'
SET @vparamdefinition = N'@val VARCHAR(1000)'
EXECUTE sp_executesql @vsql, @vparamdefinition, @val = @v_sp_param
GO
Be careful not to misuse sp_executesql however. If you simply supply it a concatenated string with no parameter definition you will not fix your security problem.
MySQL
Let’s now take a look at the equivalent with MySQL's syntax.
Writing secure MySQL stored procedure.
CREATE PROCEDURE secure (IN param VARCHAR(1000))
BEGIN
PREPARE stmt FROM 'SELECT description FROM products where name=?';
SET @name = param;
EXECUTE stmt USING @name;
DEALLOCATE PREPARE stmt;
END
Here again, this procedure is immunized against SQL injection.
Avoid String Concatenation
Another efficient way to prevent SQL injection is to avoid executing queries stored in strings. Queries integrated as batch commands into a stored procedure are treated like implicit prepared statements. The following example uses Microsoft SQL Server syntax but it could easily be adapted to any DBMS.
Safely using user supply parameter in stored procedures.
CREATE PROCEDURE nostring (@vname varchar(1000))
AS
DELETE FROM products WHERE name = @vname
GO
In the last stored procedure, no SQL injection is possible and when it gets executed only products that exactly match the parameter will be deleted.
Input Sanitizing
The last way would be to secure against SQL injection is to sanitize parameters. Since stored procedures define parameters’ data type it is no longer possible to inject SQL statements in numeric input as described in the tutorial. Only string parameters (VARCHAR, NVARCHAR) will have to be validated. This validation can be done in the API code or within the stored procedure, but the principle remains the same. It is important to keep in mind that input sanitizing is a last resort solution and using parameterized statements is by far a better choice. For more information about this technique, consider reading the article about input sanitizing (available soon).
Reference
If you want more information about creating secure stored procedure, you might be interested by this complete article created by Erland Sommarskog, a SQL Server MVP.


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This map steps from the first application of a swath data technology used in Antarctica that allowed us to measure the land features under glacial ice in very high resolution, moving into an immediate application of this understanding. Recall that the sensitivity of the overlying ice to changes in the climate is dependent on bed topography and the bed composition that the ice is moving over. This data identifies the bed surface material under the ice as hard, soft, or wet, predicting how the ice moves in this area, and how this will affect the future of Thwaites Glacier.
surface features or shape of the land
What is this map about? Ice interacts with the bed below, both creating land features as it moves across the landscape, and being influenced by the land below in its flow. Our understanding of how different ice processes generate landscape features has been developed from studying exposed landscapes around the world many years after any ice has melted away. Landforms that were once under the ice have been studied with high precision instruments using techniques such as lidar to measure land surface elevation and topography and multibeam swath bathymetry to collect equivalent data on the ocean floor. Models of how the ice interacted with, and contributed to the development of the landscape, have been developed from these data. However, new techniques were needed to measure the forms hidden under the ice with the same high resolution imagery that would match that of our surface topography. This is now possible using swath radar processing. Thwaites Glacier was the first area in Antarctica where this technique was used.
stands for Light Detection and Ranging, is a remote sensing method using light in the form of a pulsed laser.
an echosounder or type of sonar that is used to map the seabed using acoustic waves.
How can we look under the ice? For information on this we refer you back to the information page for the map called A Look Under the Antarctic Ice Sheet in the App. There we review how a combination of geophysical tools can be used to image through the ice to better understand the land surface below. There we also review some of the many things we can learn from looking under the ice, and broad questions we can answer by interacting with the data. The more developed the technology, and the more detailed the data we collect, the more specific the questions that can be asked and answered, helping us to push forward our understanding of ice/landscape interactions.
What is swath processing? Conventional techniques for measuring and characterizing the land surface under the ice includes the use of seismic and nadir-focused radar. Seismic measurements use small explosions that when detonated send sound reverberations that are then measured to provide information on the depth to the bed and on its surface material. Nadir-focused radar measures the timing of the travel of radar waves collected directly below the source. Traditionally radar lines are collected at spacing that is kilometers apart, and the areas that fall in between are 'smoothed' to connect the data. Swath radar collects data not just directly below but all along a fan shaped strip spreading out on either side from the nadir, creating higher resolution, three-dimensional maps of the features below. For the data shown in this map the swaths were ~ 2km wide, and subglacial land features were imaged at~ 25 meter resolution, which allowed land features to be retained and identified clearly in the data.
the direction pointing directly below the radar focus
Why is subglacial bed type important? This map adds another layer of data over the top of the high resolution bed image. Scientists from the ITGC GHOST (Geophysical Habitat of Subglacial Thwaites) project used seismics to identify in detail what type of bed material was found under the ice. Their work identified soft material, hard surfaces and areas of water under the ice. They used the terms ‘slip' for where the ice was able to flow easily and 'stick’ for where it was stuck to the bed. They focused on the bed material near Thwaites’ glacier’s grounding line. Thwaites' grounding line is currently resting on a high area or a ‘sill’ that is stopping the glacier from retreating rapidly backwards and releasing more ice to the oceans. If the ice is sliding over hard bed, the climate driven thinning of the glacier will remain localized along the coast, causing the grounding line to melt back off the sill and rapidly retreat inland. If the ice is sliding over softer bed material which behaves in a more ‘plastic’ manner, the ice thinning will reach further inland but limit the amount of coastal thinning. While this will slow grounding line retreat it will still thin a large amount of the glacier ‘catchment’ and could destabilize the whole basin. But what about mixed beds? Data from this section of the map shows a mix of hard and soft bed types. Will one process dominate the ice behavior? Adding this data when building new models for Thwaites will be important to answering these questions.
the final place where the glacier is attached to the land below before going afloat
What can I learn from this map? Click on the different dots to see where the landscape is hard, soft or wet. Looking at the hard, soft, wet areas, are the hard areas different in elevation than the soft areas? Do the wet areas fall in high or low elevation areas? What is the surface like in the depressions or low areas that form around the high landforms as the ice moves across the landscape? See if you can develop your own hypothesis of what the relationship is between the landscape elevation and bed type. Consider how the ice interacted with the land below to create these formations. Think of the power of the ice as it carves across the landscape, scraping across and digging out areas of the surface as it goes.
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10 foods that were wildly popular in 2019
by Ian Burke- As 2019 comes to a close, it’s time we looked back on the food and drink items that captured the national spotlight over the last year.
- Hard seltzer isn’t a new product, but it became the unofficial drink of the summer in 2019.
- Insect protein, meat alternatives, and natural wine dominated the food industry in 2019.
- Oat milk was such a popular milk substitute that there were shortages around the country.
- Visit Insider’s homepage for more stories.
Bubble teas had another stellar year, and are dominating the grab-and-go market.
 Alcoholic New York City boba store Bubbleology even features boba cocktails with fun names including The Majestic Butterfly and The Blushing Duchess.
Kombucha was another popular drink in 2019, with more and more brands hitting shelves across the country.
Though all kombucha technically contains alcohol, most traditional kombucha contains so little that getting drunk off of it is nearly impossible. However, more and more companies have started putting a boozy spin on the drink by releasing kombucha with as much as 7% ABV.
Meat substitute companies including Impossible Foods and Beyond Meats swept the nation, as consumers look for more environmentally friendly protein options.
The meatless meat craze has become so popular among fast-food brands that Burger King is testing three new Impossible burgers at 180 locations across the United States.
Non-alcoholic beer and “mocktails,” or non-alcoholic cocktails, are becoming more popular as many Americans are becoming “sober-curious.”
Mocktail bars such as Getaway are popping up all over the country to quench the thirst of customers looking for a way to socialise at the bar without drinking alcohol. Non-alcoholic beers, such as Heineken’s 0.0, are also making a splash.
The Aperol Spritz was the talk of the town all summer.
The Aperol Spritz – a cocktail made with Aperol, prosecco, and seltzer – exploded onto the scene this summer due to its easy-drinking feel and slightly bitter taste. It was also divisive – even scoring an article bashing it in The New York Times.
CBD gummies and food infusions were all the rage this year among people in the wellness industry.
While the mellowing, non-psychoactive compound is a hot additive right now, it might not be that way for long. Restaurants such as by CHLOE. and Fresh&Co used to have entire sections of their menus devoted to CBD – at by CHLOE., it was called “Feelz” – but have since removed them due to the CBD ban in New York City.
Oat milk was such a popular milk substitute that there were shortages around the country.
Shortages of the popular milk alternative rocked coffeehouses around the country, and clever marketing techniques made oat milk the top choice for non-dairy drinkers.
Insects have long been popular in areas such as Mexico and South America, but large companies are now turning to insects as a meat alternative.
Restaurants and supermarkets around the world are already serving up edible insects, making the category increasingly attractive to food industry giants such as Nestle, PepsiCo, and Tyson, according to Business Insider.
Natural wine, a broad term for wines that are produced with minimal intervention from the winemaker, has become a popular drink option.
Natural wine is known for often having a “funky,” or “farmhouse” quality – a result of the unique fermentation process the bottles go through.
Spiked seltzers like White Claw and Truly went viral in 2019.
Spiked seltzers have been around for a while, but they became the unofficial drink of the summer in 2019.
While brands like White Claw and Truly seem to be the go-to choice, Natural Light, Smirnoff, and Four Loko seltzers also hit store shelves.


Graph Class
Graph manages and contains series instances for a CartesianChart
instance.
Item Index
Methods
Methods
_addSeries
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series
Adds a series to the graph.
Parameters:
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series
CartesianSeriesSeries to add to the graph.
_drawingCompleteHandler
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e
Event handler for series drawingComplete event.
Parameters:
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e
ObjectEvent object.
_drawSeries
()
private
Draws each series.
_getDefaultStyles
()
protected
Gets the default value for the styles
attribute. Overrides
base implementation.
Returns:
_getSeries
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type
Returns a specific CartesianSeries
class based on key value from a look up table of a direct reference to a class. When specifying a key value, the following options
are available:
| Key Value | Class |
|---|---|
| line | Y.LineSeries |
| column | Y.ColumnSeries |
| bar | Y.BarSeries |
| area | Y.AreaSeries |
| stackedarea | Y.StackedAreaSeries |
| stackedline | Y.StackedLineSeries |
| stackedcolumn | Y.StackedColumnSeries |
| stackedbar | Y.StackedBarSeries |
| markerseries | Y.MarkerSeries |
| spline | Y.SplineSeries |
| areaspline | Y.AreaSplineSeries |
| stackedspline | Y.StackedSplineSeries |
| stackedareaspline | Y.StackedAreaSplineSeries |
| stackedmarkerseries | Y.StackedMarkerSeries |
| pie | Y.PieSeries |
| combo | Y.ComboSeries |
| stackedcombo | Y.StackedComboSeries |
| combospline | Y.ComboSplineSeries |
| stackedcombospline | Y.StackedComboSplineSeries |
When referencing a class directly, you can specify any of the above classes or any custom class that extends CartesianSeries
or PieSeries
.
Parameters:
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type
String | ObjectSeries type.
Returns:
_markerEventHandler
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e
Event handler for marker events.
Parameters:
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e
ObjectEvent object.
_parseSeriesCollection
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Collection
Parses series instances to be displayed in the graph.
Parameters:
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Collection
Arrayof
CartesianSeries
instances or objects containerCartesianSeries
attributes values.
_sizeChangeHandler
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e
Event handler for size changes.
Parameters:
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e
ObjectEvent object.
_updateStyles
()
private
Updates the Graph
styles.
addDispatcher
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val
Adds dispatcher to a _dispatcher
used to
to ensure all series have redrawn before for firing event.
Parameters:
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val
CartesianSeriesseries instance to add
bindUI
()
private
createSeries
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seriesData
Creates a CartesianSeries
instance from an object containing attribute key value pairs. The key value pairs include attributes for the specific series and a type value which defines the type of
series to be used.
Parameters:
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seriesData
ObjectSeries attribute key value pairs.
destructor
()
protected
Destructor implementation Graph class. Removes all Graphic instances from the widget.
getSeriesByIndex
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val
Returns a series instance based on an index.
Parameters:
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val
Numberindex of the series
Returns:
getSeriesByKey
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val
Returns a series instance based on a key value.
Parameters:
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val
Stringkey value of the series
Returns:
syncUI
()
private
Properties
_dispatchers
Array
private
Collection of CartesianSeries
instances to be redrawn.
_seriesCollection
Array
private
Collection of series to be displayed in the graph.
_seriesDictionary
Object
private
Object containing key value pairs of CartesianSeries
instances.
_seriesMap
Object
private
String reference for pre-defined Series
classes.
seriesTypes
Object
private
Object of arrays containing series mapped to a series type.
Attributes
groupMarkers
Boolean
Indicates whether or not markers for a series will be grouped and rendered in a single complex shape instance.
seriesCollection
CartesianSeries
Collection of series. When setting the seriesCollection
the array can contain a combination of either
CartesianSeries
instances or object literals with properties that will define a series.
styles
Object
Style properties used for drawing a background. Below are the default values:
- background
- An object containing the following values:
- fill
- Defines the style properties for the fill. Contains the following values:
- color
- Color of the fill. The default value is #faf9f2.
- alpha
- Number from 0 to 1 indicating the opacity of the background fill. The default value is 1.
- border
- Defines the style properties for the border. Contains the following values:
- color
- Color of the border. The default value is #dad8c9.
- alpha
- Number from 0 to 1 indicating the opacity of the background border. The default value is 1.
- weight
- Number indicating the width of the border. The default value is 1.


Progress evident towards establishing Saint Lucia’s National Spatial Data Infrastructure
by Department of Sustainable Development(PRESS RELEASE) – Recently in Saint Lucia for the fifth time, consultants representing Kadaster International, tasked with working alongside local stakeholders to launch Saint Lucia’s National Spatial Data Infrastructure, NSDI, explained that the team is now at the stage where a Change Management Strategy (CMS) is being developed.
Once the document with the ideas has been sorted out and a final blueprint established, the implementation of the Change Management Strategy can start immediately, the consultants said. The visibility of the strategy, though, will be realized only when the various groups and sectors can utilize the information for the purpose of decision making, which ultimately will redound to the benefit of the government and people of Saint Lucia.
Led by the Department of Physical Planning (DPP), the National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI), actively being pursued through the Disaster Vulnerability Reduction Project, DVRP, will positively impact foreign direct investment opportunities into the country, by providing easy access to critical information needed for strategic decision making purposes.
A functioning NSDI will improve the country’s ease of doing business ranking by opening systems and platforms to enable players across all sectors to create, share, analyze, and use critical information for improved and efficient decision making.
A coordinated NSDI will also serve as a warehouse for vital climate change data, which will also allow for better engineering design for disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation across all sectors.
There is global consensus that spatial planning provides predictable conditions for investment. When used constructively, the NSDI is expected to promote prudent use of land and natural resources for development and for promoting sustainable development resulting in the improvement of the quality of life of the citizenry, thereby leading to poverty alleviation.
Given the complex nature of the initiative, which requires legislative review and data consolidation and management across all sectors, Saint Lucia’s NSDI should technically be fully functional within 2 to 5 years.
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http://www.post.japanpost.jp/z... | CSV | #1 100% | 100% | |
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URL: http://www.post.japanpost.jp/zipcode/download.html Format: CSV JP Post does not claim copyright on zip code data. Additionally, a data set linking postal addresses with geo-coordinates are separate, but publicly available online, free of charge, in bulk, without much usage restriction, in digital, machine-readable format, in a timely manner (updated yearly). http://nlftp.mlit.go.jp/isj/index.html The license for the geocoded postal data can be found here http://nlftp.mlit.go.jp/isj/agreement.html. |
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| 16 | Legislation |
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http://law.e-gov.go.jp/cgi-bin... | n/a | #12 75% | 75% | |
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URL: http://law.e-gov.go.jp/cgi-bin/idxsearch.cgi Seems no restriction for its use but not clear, but unified bulk data seems not available (you have to download them one by one). English translation of those laws are also available (http://www.japaneselawtranslation.go.jp/) but not always up-to-date. |
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| 33 | National Statistics |
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http://www.e-stat.go.jp/SG1/es... | CSV, ... | #23 70% | 70% | |
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URL: http://www.e-stat.go.jp/SG1/estat/eStatTopPortalE.do Format: CSV, PDF, Excel This so-called "e-stat" is the one-stop government stat data site of Japan. Most of data are available in Excel, some even CSV (unfortunately some are still PDF). You may use them basically free of charge. "3) Prohibited use" makes the data non-open. Restrictions on use found here. |
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| 25 | Government Budget |
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http://www.mof.go.jp/budget/re... | Excel | #22 70% | 70% | |
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URL: http://www.mof.go.jp/budget/reference/statistics/data.htm Format: Excel The license of the e-Stat data is available at http://www.e-stat.go.jp/estat/html/spec_en.html. And MoF's license is here: http://www.mof.go.jp/english/notice.htm Section 3 in the license "Prohibited use" makes the data non-open. |
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| 20 | Weather forecast |
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http://www.jma.go.jp/jp/week/ | n/a | n/a | 55% | |
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URL: http://www.jma.go.jp/jp/week/ Weekly weather forecast which includes temperature and precipitation can be found in the link above. Data is bulk, but is not in machine readable format. |
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| 27 | Pollutant Emissions |
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http://soramame.taiki.go.jp/ | n/a | #13 70% | 55% | |
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URL: http://soramame.taiki.go.jp/ As stated in http://www.nies.go.jp/igreen/index.html, re-distribution and modification are not allowed. data from year 1981 -2012 is Available in bulk to download from http://www.nies.go.jp/igreen/index.html how to use the Atmospheric Environmental Regional Observation System in can be see in this link http://soramame.taiki.go.jp/dss/kosa/en/document/3how%20to%20see%20PM%20map.pdf |
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| 34 | National Map |
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http://www.gsi.go.jp/kiban/ind... | GML | #20 70% | 50% | |
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URL: http://www.gsi.go.jp/kiban/index.html?link_id=linkB01 Format: GML Data that can be downloaded is an XML document file or JPGIS2.x format, encoded in JPGIS2.x (GML) format. Data is provided timely (last update: 31/07/2015). Users need to register to download data. No terms of use are provided and the FAQ (http://fgd.gsi.go.jp/download/faq_download.html) also do not mention terms of use. Basemap data is protected by Survey Law. |
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| 36 | Procurement tenders |
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http://www.kantei.go.jp/jp/kan... | n/a | n/a | 45% | |
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URL: http://www.kantei.go.jp/jp/kanbou/20tyoutatu/1_buppin/1_buppin_pdf.html Tender for purchase information is aggregated at following page.
Each Ministry publishes their tender on their own webpage. In those webpages, all the required information are concluded.
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| 31 | Land Ownership |
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http://www1.touki.or.jp/ | n/a | n/a | 30% | |
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URL: http://www1.touki.or.jp/ Cadaster "地籍図, 公図" data is managed by each Local Government. There is no description for area or distance information on this data set. Format is "地籍フォーマット2000 (Cadaster format 2000)" or SIMA. Reading Cadaster is practicable at each local government office. As similar data set, "地積測量図 (Acreage Survey Drawing)" is managed by Legal Affairs Bureau "法務局" on each local/region. Data format is combination of "地図XML (Map XML)" & "登記CSV (Registration CSV. contains ownership information)". "地積測量図" data is published by "一般財団法人 民事法務協会" with fee. Data format is PDF when published. |
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| 47 | Company Register |
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http://www.touki.or.jp/ | n/a | #57 30% | 25% | |
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URL: http://www.touki.or.jp/ PDF, so not machine readable. No bulk data, no open license, charge to access data. |
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| 46 | Water Quality |
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n/a | n/a | n/a | 10% | |
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Water Quality data is available on this page. Yearly published.
Comparizon with minimum requirement and this dataset.
Also, each prefectures publish their own inspects from their web page. Some of those data are available monthly/yearly, not Open. |
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| 8 | Government Spending |
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n/a | n/a | #15 10% | 10% | |
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Annual aggregated expenditure data on specific items (financial statistics) is available from Ministry of Finance.
The phrase: "3) Prohibited use" makes the data non-open. |
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| 87 | Election Results |
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http://www.soumu.go.jp/senkyo/... | Excel | #22 70% | 0% | |
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URL: http://www.soumu.go.jp/senkyo/senkyo_s/data/shugiin46/index.html Format: Excel Most of data is now available in Excel format. Some minor data is still in PDF, though. Other dataset could be seen from here. * http://www.soumu.go.jp/senkyo/senkyo_s/data/index.html#chapter1 "3) Prohibited use" makes the data non-open. |
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If a fight scene involves people with Super Strength or at least a Charles Atlas Superpower, it could lead to a character being Punched Across the Room or a Barrier-Busting Blow. Essentially, the action usually goes horizontally. A dynamic way to shake things up is to have a character throw or punch a character vertically into the ceiling. Not only do they bounce off the hard surface of the ceiling, but they fall back down to the floor, causing even more damage.
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Anime and Manga
- Inuyasha: an offscreen example when the revenant Bankotsu storms the castle of the clan who killed him and his men and took his precious weapon from him. When the daimyo asks how he could have defeated the guards, Bankotsu nonchalantly points behind him, showing a roomful of soldiers embedded in the ceiling to the neck, dangling uselessly.
- Rurouni Kenshin: during Yahiko's introductory arc, a petty yakuza thug who just got knocked down when Kenshin kicked the door in tries to challenge him to a fight.
- One Piece: Luffy puts an end to his duel with Crocodile by sending him crashing against the crypt's ceiling, then by pounding on him again and again until he pierces through the ceiling ''and'' the plaza floor pavement above and sending him flying above the city.
- Beelzebub: Anytime regular delinquents challenge Oga, at least one or two are guaranteed to enjoy new careers as ceiling adornments.
Comic Books
- Wonder Woman (1987): When Barda and Knockout fight Barda knocks her opponent through the ceiling, and quite far beyond, when Knockout threatens Scott who is currently essentially powerless due to Circe's magic.
Film — Live-Action
- Constantine. Near the end of the movie the character Chaz is thrown into the ceiling by the invisible villain Gabriel and mortally wounded. He dies a few moments later.
- During the climax of Daredevil, the Kingpin gorilla-presses Daredevil above his head and throws him into the ceiling as the fight takes place in the villain's office.
- In Evil Dead 2, when Ed is possessed, he grabs Jake by the face and throws him vertically into the ceiling where he smashes a lightbulb.
- Marvel Cinematic Universe:
- In Captain America: The Winter Soldier, a group of enemies corner Captain America in an elevator. He ends up smashing the final opponent into the ceiling, then freeing himself.
- In the fight between Stark and Rhodes in Iron Man 2, Stark is thrown through the ceiling and into his bedroom where he hits a second ceiling before crashing back to the floor.
- In its sequel, there is a scene in which a villain takes over the War Machine armor and attacks the president on Air Force One. At one point, he slams a secret service agent into the ceiling and then smashes him through a desk.
- Star Wars: In a variation using telekinesis, Rogue One has a climax featuring Darth Vader killing a large group of Rebel soldiers. At one point, he uses the Force to slam a Rebel into the ceiling, hold him in place, then bisect him with his lightsaber.
- In a flashback in Suicide Squad (2016), Killer Croc takes on a SWAT team in the sewers and at one point, slams an officer into the ceiling of the tunnel.
- In Superman II, when the evil Kryptonians attack the Daily Planet, Non lifts Perry White into the ceiling and knocks him out by putting his head through it.
- An aversion occurs when the Kryptonians attack the White House as well. Ursa throws a security guard to the ceiling. Considering there's a shattered skylight above them, the poor guy sails right through it and out the building.
- In Solo, Chewbacca throws a Stormtrooper into the cave ceiling while fighting his way through a Kessel mine.
- Aquaman (2018) enjoys this trope:
- Aquaman throws a mook into the interior ceiling of a submarine.
- His mother has a fight in a flashback sequence in which she takes out a group of mooks in her home. At one point, she stabs one of them with her quindent and slams him into the door frame above them.
- During Aquaman's fight with Black Manta in Italy, he grabs Manta by the shoulders and whips him into the ceiling of the house they just crashed into.
- The Spy Who Loved Me featured a battle between the infamous Jaws and James Bond in a train. Jaws lifts Bond to the ceiling of a bathroom and presses him against it several times before throwing him into the bedroom.
 in the first fight sequence of Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: The Movie. The kicks gradually go from standard to vertical, and the last one sends him into the ceiling, followed by a crash to the floor.
- In one of the final scenes in Interview with the Vampire, Louis finishes his interview with Daniel who tells him he wants to become a vampire so he'd have his power after Louis just spent the last few hours explaining how terrible it is to be a vampire. Louis angrily slams him into the ceiling and gives him a "Reason You Suck" Speech for not getting the point of his story, then drops him to the floor.
Live-Action TV
- In season seven of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Spike gets thrown through the ceiling by a monster. He responds by retrieving his Badass Longcoat and taking it down single-handed.
- Luke Cage (2016): With his super strength, Luke Cage is often able to do this to henchmen one-handedly. He casually throws one of Cottonmouth's henchmen into a ceiling while raiding Crispus Attucks, and later pulls off this move in the season 1 finale against Diamondback, but because Diamondback is wearing Power Armor, he gets back up and continues the fight.
- In the first season finale of The Defenders (2017), Jessica Jones throws a Hand mook into a cavern ceiling during the final brawl.
- The Flash (2014): Savitar inflicts this on Kid Flash / Wally West in "Infantino Street".
- El Chapulín Colorado: An episode has the title character trying to get a Lazy Bum of a man to work, but he refuses. El Chapulín hits him with his Chipote Chillón sending him upwards and getting his head stuck on the upper floor. He spends the rest of the episode trying to get him out.
Music Videos
- In the Foo Fighters video for Everlong, Dave Grohl dreams that he fights off a couple of punks at a party and at one point, throws one against a strangely low ceiling.
Pro Wrestling
- Inverted during The Undertaker and Mick Foley's Hell in a Cell match at the 1998 King of the Ring PPV, in which they brawled on the Cell's roof twice. The second time, 'Taker chokeslammed Foley through the roof, sending him crashing onto the ring below. And Foley still wanted to fight.
Video Games
- Certain characters in Dead or Alive can throw characters into the ceiling in certain stages. Also in the fifth game any character can do this via power launcher again depending on the stage.
- In early Mortal Kombat games, specifically Mortal Kombat 3, you can uppercut an opponent through the ceiling in certain stages. Also, Kombat Tomb and Goro's Lair allow you to uppercut your opponent into the spiked ceiling via Stage Fatality.
- The first boss fight of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed ends with a series of quick-time events where the player character lifts the boss into the air with the Force before jumping and slamming the boss's head into the ceiling twice, and Force Pushing the enemy back to the ground.
- Get Amped: A few certain attacks (usually coming from your equipped gear) will make the enemy be sent towards the "ceiling" (even if the stage is outdoors), then bounces off it towards the ground for more damage and combo opportunities.
- The King of Fighters: Tizoc's Big Fall DM has him grab his foe, then jump up towards the "ceiling" to smash the foe to it, then fall back down to slam the enemy back to the ground. In XIV, King of Dinosaurs' Super Zetsumetsu Hurricane DM does a similar thing.
- Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories: In the console remake, Riku is ready to finish off Lexaeus after his boss battle - only for Lexaeus to hit Riku so hard he slams right into the ceiling.
Western Animation
- Star Wars Rebels: In "Rise of the Old Masters", Kanan uses the Force to slam the Grand Inquisitor into the ceiling and hold him there long enough for Ezra to escape.


Treebank Statistics: UD_Latin-UDante: Features: Polarity
This feature is universal.
It occurs with 1 different values: Neg
.
1439 tokens (3%) have a non-empty value of Polarity
.
184 types (2%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of Polarity
.
115 lemmas (2%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of Polarity
.
The feature is used with 9 part-of-speech tags: PART (737; 1% instances), ADJ (188; 0% instances), CCONJ (179; 0% instances), SCONJ (111; 0% instances), DET (84; 0% instances), PRON (64; 0% instances), ADV (45; 0% instances), VERB (17; 0% instances), NOUN (14; 0% instances).
PART
737 PART tokens (49% of all PART
tokens) have a non-empty value of Polarity
.
The most frequent other feature values with which PART
and Polarity
co-occurred: Form=EMPTY (737; 100%).
PART
tokens may have the following values of Polarity
:
Neg
(737; 100% of non-emptyPolarity
): non, ni, neEMPTY
(756): nam, enim, autem, igitur, quidem, quoque, etenim, itaque, ne, o
ADJ
188 ADJ tokens (5% of all ADJ
tokens) have a non-empty value of Polarity
.
The most frequent other feature values with which ADJ
and Polarity
co-occurred: NameType=EMPTY (188; 100%), Degree=EMPTY (186; 99%), Number=Sing (139; 74%), Case=Nom (112; 60%), InflClass=IndEurI (100; 53%).
ADJ
tokens may have the following values of Polarity
:
Neg
(188; 100% of non-emptyPolarity
): inpossibile, impossibile, iniustum, inmeritus, inconveniens, ignari, impari, impius, incorruptibilis, inopinaEMPTY
(3789): humanum, manifestum, necesse, prima, verum, primo, primum, romanorum, illustre, romanus
Polarity
seems to be lexical feature of ADJ
. 100% lemmas (79) occur only with one value of Polarity
.
CCONJ
179 CCONJ tokens (6% of all CCONJ
tokens) have a non-empty value of Polarity
.
CCONJ
tokens may have the following values of Polarity
:
Neg
(179; 100% of non-emptyPolarity
): nec, neque, necnon, nedumEMPTY
(2858): et, sed, vel, que, sive, atque, scilicet, aut, ac, videlicet
SCONJ
111 SCONJ tokens (4% of all SCONJ
tokens) have a non-empty value of Polarity
.
The most frequent other feature values with which SCONJ
and Polarity
co-occurred: Compound=EMPTY (111; 100%), PronType=EMPTY (84; 76%).
SCONJ
tokens may have the following values of Polarity
:
Neg
(111; 100% of non-emptyPolarity
): nisi, ne, quin, ni, necubiEMPTY
(2415): ut, quod, cum, si, quia, quam, sicut, tanquam, quantum, quemadmodum
DET
84 DET tokens (2% of all DET
tokens) have a non-empty value of Polarity
.
The most frequent other feature values with which DET
and Polarity
co-occurred: Form=EMPTY (84; 100%), InflClass=LatPron (84; 100%), NumType=EMPTY (84; 100%), Person[psor]=EMPTY (84; 100%), Poss=EMPTY (84; 100%), PronType=Ind (83; 99%), Number=Sing (75; 89%).
DET
tokens may have the following values of Polarity
:
Neg
(84; 100% of non-emptyPolarity
): nulla, nullo, nullum, nulli, nullus, nullius, nullam, nullos, nullis, neutrumEMPTY
(3560): hoc, illa, illud, unum, hec, ipsum, omnes, aliud, sua, quedam
PRON
64 PRON tokens (2% of all PRON
tokens) have a non-empty value of Polarity
.
The most frequent other feature values with which PRON
and Polarity
co-occurred: Person=EMPTY (64; 100%), PronType=Ind (64; 100%), Case=EMPTY (47; 73%), Gender=EMPTY (47; 73%), InflClass=EMPTY (47; 73%), Number=EMPTY (47; 73%).
PRON
tokens may have the following values of Polarity
:
Neg
(64; 100% of non-emptyPolarity
): nichil, nemo, nil, neminem, nemini, nihilEMPTY
(2611): quod, que, qui, se, quo, eius, quam, quid, nobis, sibi
ADV
45 ADV tokens (1% of all ADV
tokens) have a non-empty value of Polarity
.
The most frequent other feature values with which ADV
and Polarity
co-occurred: Degree=EMPTY (45; 100%), Compound=EMPTY (44; 98%), PronType=EMPTY (44; 98%), AdvType=EMPTY (43; 96%).
ADV
tokens may have the following values of Polarity
:
Neg
(45; 100% of non-emptyPolarity
): nunquam, nondum, inconvenienter, iniuste, nequaquam, nimirum, inconsulte, inmediate, nequicquam, nichilEMPTY
(3070): sic, ergo, etiam, vero, nunc, unde, tamen, bene, iam, magis
Polarity
seems to be lexical feature of ADV
. 100% lemmas (11) occur only with one value of Polarity
.
VERB
17 VERB tokens (0% of all VERB
tokens) have a non-empty value of Polarity
.
The most frequent other feature values with which VERB
and Polarity
co-occurred: Number=Sing (14; 82%), Aspect=Imp (12; 71%), Case=EMPTY (12; 71%), Gender=EMPTY (12; 71%), InflClass[nominal]=EMPTY (12; 71%), Voice=Act (12; 71%), InflClass=LatI (9; 53%), Mood=Ind (9; 53%), VerbForm=Fin (9; 53%).
VERB
tokens may have the following values of Polarity
:
Neg
(17; 100% of non-emptyPolarity
): nescio, nescit, ignoscendum, ignoscet, indignata, infirmari, insanisse, insperate, invidere, nesciensEMPTY
(8206): potest, patet, habet, dicimus, videtur, dicit, consequens, dico, habere, oportet
NOUN
14 NOUN tokens (0% of all NOUN
tokens) have a non-empty value of Polarity
.
The most frequent other feature values with which NOUN
and Polarity
co-occurred: Number=Sing (9; 64%).
NOUN
tokens may have the following values of Polarity
:
Neg
(14; 100% of non-emptyPolarity
): nefas, negotii, negotium, ignominiam, incertitudine, incertitudo, iniuriam, iniuriasEMPTY
(10098): Dei, Deus, natura, terra, parte, mundi, genus, ratio, Deo, iure
Relations with Agreement in Polarity
The 10 most frequent relations where parent and child node agree in Polarity
:
CCONJ –[fixed]–> PART (13; 100%),
ADJ –[advcl]–> ADJ (2; 67%),
DET –[case]–> PART (1; 100%),
DET –[nsubj]–> PART (1; 100%),
VERB –[advcl:cmp]–> VERB (1; 100%).


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EFA has launched the new calendar function on the
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. It shows EFA’s deadlines, publication dates and events that affect you.
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share selected text on twitter, buffer, and some others. Inspired by medium.com
I made this small javascript library for my personal blog, the existing libraries doesn’t fit my needs, so I created that one.
ShareSelectedText.js currently support the following social medias & services: - twitter - buffer - reddit - stumbleupon - tumblr - digg - linkedin - facebook
You can open an issue or follow the contribution guidelines if you want to add another service or social media
Add the CSS file (you have to put the dist/fonts
directory and the shareSelectedText.min.css
file in the same directory)
```html
```
Add the Javascript file before body
HTML closing tag.
```html
```
Then, you can init the plugin :
javascript
// plugin initialization with default options
shareSelectedText('.my-super-selector', {
tooltipClass: '', // cool, if you want to customize the tooltip
sanitize: true, // will sanitize the user selection to respect the Twitter Max length (recommended)
buttons: [ // services that you want to enable you can add :
'twitter', // - twitter, tumblr, buffer, stumbleupon, digg, reddit, linkedin, facebook
'buffer'
],
anchorsClass: '', // class given to each tooltip's links
twitterUsername: '', // for twitter widget, will add 'via @twitterUsername' at the end of the tweet.
facebookAppID: '', // Can also be an HTML element inside the <head> tag of your page : <meta property="fb:APP_ID" content="YOUR_APP_ID"/>
facebookDisplayMode: 'popup', //can be 'popup' || 'page'
tooltipTimeout: 250 //Timeout before that the tooltip appear in ms
});
To contribute please consider to respect the following rules:
- Work in a different branch, well named, based on current develop
branch (I personally use git-flow).
- respect the .erLintrc
rules.
- If you add a new social media or service:
- add the service or social media SVG icon in dev/icons
- compile the font using fontcustom install fontcustom the run fontcustom compile
in the icons directory, the run gulp build:copy:fonts
in project root directory.
- Don’t forget to add service’s name and url.
- small changes are better than huge changes.
And don’t forget that you are awesome!
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