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#include <stdio.h>
#include <curl/curl.h>
/* <DESC>
* Get a single file from an FTPS server.
* </DESC>
*/
struct FtpFile {
const char *filename;
FILE *stream;
};
static size_t my_fwrite(void *buffer, size_t size, size_t nmemb,
void *stream)
{
struct FtpFile *out = (struct FtpFile *)stream;
if(out && !out->stream) {
/* open file for writing */
out->stream = fopen(out->filename, "wb");
if(!out->stream)
return -1; /* failure, can't open file to write */
}
return fwrite(buffer, size, nmemb, out->stream);
}
int main(void)
{
CURL *curl;
CURLcode res;
struct FtpFile ftpfile = {
"yourfile.bin", /* name to store the file as if successful */
NULL
};
curl_global_init(CURL_GLOBAL_DEFAULT);
curl = curl_easy_init();
if(curl) {
/*
* You better replace the URL with one that works! Note that we use an
* FTP:// URL with standard explicit FTPS. You can also do FTPS:// URLs if
* you want to do the rarer kind of transfers: implicit.
*/
curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_URL,
"ftp://user@server/home/user/file.txt");
/* Define our callback to get called when there's data to be written */
curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_WRITEFUNCTION, my_fwrite);
/* Set a pointer to our struct to pass to the callback */
curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_WRITEDATA, &ftpfile);
/* We activate SSL and we require it for both control and data */
curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_USE_SSL, CURLUSESSL_ALL);
/* Switch on full protocol/debug output */
curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_VERBOSE, 1L);
res = curl_easy_perform(curl);
/* always cleanup */
curl_easy_cleanup(curl);
if(CURLE_OK != res) {
/* we failed */
fprintf(stderr, "curl told us %d\n", res);
}
}
if(ftpfile.stream)
fclose(ftpfile.stream); /* close the local file */
curl_global_cleanup();
return 0;
}


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JHARKHAND AT RANCHI Cr.M.P. No. 2482 of 2014 Santosh Prasad @ Debar ....Petitioner Versus The State of Jharkhand & another ... Opposite Parties -------- Coram: THE HON'BLE MR JUSTICE P.P. BHATT -------- For the Petitioner : Mr.Bibhash Sinha, Advocate For the Opp. Parties : Mr. Sanjay Kr. Pandey-II, APP (I.A. No. 5394 of 2014) 2/07.11.2014
: Present interlocutory application has been filed seeking amendment in the prayer portion of the main petition, in view of the subsequent development, which has taken place in the matter.
For the reasons stated in the interlocutory application, the same is allowed.
Accordingly, I.A. No. 5394 of 2014 stands disposed of. (Cr.M.P. No. 2482 of 2014) Present criminal miscellaneous petition has been filed under Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure for quashing the entire criminal proceeding, including the First Information Report in connection with Gua (Barajamda) P.S. Case No. 09 of 2014, corresponding to G.R. No. 99 of 2014, registered for the offences punishable under Sections 414, 420, 467, 468 and 120B of the Indian Penal Code, Rules 7, 8 and 9 of Jharkhand Mineral Dealers' Rules, 2007, Section 38/41 of Air Pollution Act and Sections 4/21 of the M.M. (D.R.) Act, 1957, now pending in the Court of learned Chief Judicial Magistrate, Chaibasa.
Learned counsel for the petitioner submitted that all the three accused persons were named in the FIR and out of them, two accused persons, namely, Vijay Kumar Jain and Amar Sharma have preferred Cr.M.P. No. 1651 of 2014 and a co-ordinate Bench of this Court, passed an interim order, on 10.9.2014 that no coercive step shall be taken against the petitioners and the Government counsel was directed to take instruction in the matter and file counter-affidavit.
In this case also, learned counsel appearing for the opposite party- State Government prays for and is allowed four weeks' time to take instruction and file counter-affidavit.
Put up this case along with Cr.M.P. No. 1651 of 2014. Having regard to the aforesaid submissions, there shall not be any coercive steps against the petitioner.
Let the order be communicated through FAX to the court concerned on the cost to be deposited by the learned counsel for the petitioner.
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Vc
0.7.5-dev
SIMD Vector Classes for C++
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Additional classes, macros, and functions that help to work more easily with the main vector types.
Classes | |
| class | CpuId |
| This class is available for x86 / AMD64 systems to read and interpret information about the CPU's capabilities. More... | |
| class | Allocator< T > |
| An allocator that uses global new and supports over-aligned types, as per [C++11 20.6.9]. More... | |
| class | VectorAlignedBase |
| Helper class to ensure proper alignment. More... | |
| class | VectorAlignedBaseT< V > |
| Helper class to ensure proper alignment. More... | |
| class | InterleavedMemoryWrapper< S, V > |
| Wraps a pointer to memory with convenience functions to access it via vectors. More... | |
| class | Memory< V, Size1, Size2 > |
| A helper class for fixed-size two-dimensional arrays. More... | |
| class | Memory< V, Size, 0u > |
| A helper class to simplify usage of correctly aligned and padded memory, allowing both vector and scalar access. More... | |
| class | Memory< V, 0u, 0u > |
| A helper class that is very similar to Memory<V, Size> but with dynamically allocated memory and thus dynamic size. More... |
Macros | |
| #define | VC_DECLARE_ALLOCATOR(Type) |
Convenience macro to set the default allocator for a given Type to Vc::Allocator. | |
| #define | Vc_foreach_bit(iterator, mask) |
| Loop over all set bits in the mask. | |
| #define | foreach_bit(iterator, mask) |
| Alias for Vc_foreach_bit unless VC_CLEAN_NAMESPACE is defined. |
Enumerations | |
| enum | MallocAlignment { AlignOnVector, AlignOnCacheline, AlignOnPage } |
| Enum that specifies the alignment and padding restrictions to use for memory allocation with Vc::malloc. More... | |
| enum | Implementation { ScalarImpl, SSE2Impl, SSE3Impl, SSSE3Impl, SSE41Impl, SSE42Impl, AVXImpl, AVX2Impl } |
| Enum to identify a certain SIMD instruction set. More... | |
| enum | ExtraInstructions { Float16cInstructions = 0x01000, Fma4Instructions = 0x02000, XopInstructions = 0x04000, PopcntInstructions = 0x08000, Sse4aInstructions = 0x10000, FmaInstructions = 0x20000 } |
| The list of available instructions is not easily described by a linear list of instruction sets. More... |
Functions | |
| void | forceToRegisters (const vec &,...) |
| Force the vectors passed to the function into registers. | |
| template<typename V , typename Parent , typename Dimension , typename RM > | |
| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &s, const Vc::MemoryBase< V, Parent, Dimension, RM > &m) |
| Prints the contents of a Memory object into a stream object. | |
| const char * | versionString () |
| unsigned int | versionNumber () |
| template<typename T , Vc::MallocAlignment A> | |
| T * | malloc (size_t n) |
| Allocates memory on the Heap with alignment and padding suitable for vectorized access. | |
| template<typename T > | |
| void | free (T *p) |
| Frees memory that was allocated with Vc::malloc. | |
| void | prefetchForOneRead (const void *addr) |
Prefetch the cacheline containing addr for a single read access. | |
| void | prefetchForModify (const void *addr) |
Prefetch the cacheline containing addr for modification. | |
| void | prefetchClose (const void *addr) |
Prefetch the cacheline containing addr to L1 cache. | |
| void | prefetchMid (const void *addr) |
Prefetch the cacheline containing addr to L2 cache. | |
| void | prefetchFar (const void *addr) |
Prefetch the cacheline containing addr to L3 cache. |
Micro-Architecture Feature Tests | |
| unsigned int | extraInstructionsSupported () |
| Determines the extra instructions supported by the current CPU. | |
| bool | isImplementationSupported (Vc::Implementation impl) |
| Tests whether the given implementation is supported by the system the code is executing on. | |
| Vc::Implementation | bestImplementationSupported () |
| Determines the best supported implementation for the current system. | |
| bool | currentImplementationSupported () |
| Tests that the CPU and Operating System support the vector unit which was compiled for. |
SIMD Support Feature Macros | |
| #define | VC_IMPL |
| This macro is set to the value of Vc::Implementation that the current translation unit is compiled with. | |
| #define | VC_IMPL_XOP |
| This macro is defined if the current translation unit is compiled with XOP instruction support. | |
| #define | VC_IMPL_FMA4 |
| This macro is defined if the current translation unit is compiled with FMA4 instruction support. | |
| #define | VC_IMPL_F16C |
| This macro is defined if the current translation unit is compiled with F16C instruction support. | |
| #define | VC_IMPL_POPCNT |
| This macro is defined if the current translation unit is compiled with POPCNT instruction support. | |
| #define | VC_IMPL_SSE4a |
| This macro is defined if the current translation unit is compiled with SSE4a instruction support. | |
| #define | VC_IMPL_Scalar |
| This macro is defined if the current translation unit is compiled without any SIMD support. | |
| #define | VC_IMPL_SSE |
| This macro is defined if the current translation unit is compiled with any version of SSE (but not AVX). | |
| #define | VC_IMPL_SSE2 |
| This macro is defined if the current translation unit is compiled with SSE2 instruction support (excluding SSE3 and up). | |
| #define | VC_IMPL_SSE3 |
| This macro is defined if the current translation unit is compiled with SSE3 instruction support (excluding SSSE3 and up). | |
| #define | VC_IMPL_SSSE3 |
| This macro is defined if the current translation unit is compiled with SSSE3 instruction support (excluding SSE4.1 and up). | |
| #define | VC_IMPL_SSE4_1 |
| This macro is defined if the current translation unit is compiled with SSE4.1 instruction support (excluding SSE4.2 and up). | |
| #define | VC_IMPL_SSE4_2 |
| This macro is defined if the current translation unit is compiled with SSE4.2 instruction support (excluding AVX and up). | |
| #define | VC_IMPL_AVX |
| This macro is defined if the current translation unit is compiled with AVX instruction support (excluding AVX2 and up). |
Version Macros | |
| #define | VC_VERSION_STRING |
| Contains the version string of the Vc headers. | |
| #define | VC_VERSION_NUMBER |
| Contains the encoded version number of the Vc headers. | |
| #define | VC_VERSION_CHECK(major, minor, patch) |
| Helper macro to compare against an encoded version number. |
SIMD Vector Size Macros | |
| #define | VC_DOUBLE_V_SIZE |
| An integer (for use with the preprocessor) that gives the number of entries in a double_v. | |
| #define | VC_FLOAT_V_SIZE |
| An integer (for use with the preprocessor) that gives the number of entries in a float_v. | |
| #define | VC_SFLOAT_V_SIZE |
| An integer (for use with the preprocessor) that gives the number of entries in a sfloat_v. | |
| #define | VC_INT_V_SIZE |
| An integer (for use with the preprocessor) that gives the number of entries in a int_v. | |
| #define | VC_UINT_V_SIZE |
| An integer (for use with the preprocessor) that gives the number of entries in a uint_v. | |
| #define | VC_SHORT_V_SIZE |
| An integer (for use with the preprocessor) that gives the number of entries in a short_v. | |
| #define | VC_USHORT_V_SIZE |
| An integer (for use with the preprocessor) that gives the number of entries in a ushort_v. |
| #define VC_DECLARE_ALLOCATOR | ( | Type | ) |
Convenience macro to set the default allocator for a given Type
to Vc::Allocator.
| Type | Your type that you want to use with STL containers. |
| #define Vc_foreach_bit | ( | iterator, | |
| mask | |||
| ) |
Loop over all set bits in the mask.
The iterator variable will be set to the position of the set bits. A mask of e.g. 00011010 would result in the loop being called with the iterator being set to 1, 3, and 4.
This allows you to write:
The example prints all the values in a
that are negative, and only those.
| iterator | The iterator variable. For example "int i". |
| mask | The mask to iterate over. You can also just write a vector operation that returns a mask. |
| #define VC_VERSION_STRING |
Contains the version string of the Vc headers.
Same as Vc::versionString().
| #define VC_VERSION_NUMBER |
Contains the encoded version number of the Vc headers.
Same as Vc::versionNumber().
| #define VC_VERSION_CHECK | ( | major, | |
| minor, | |||
| patch | |||
| ) |
Helper macro to compare against an encoded version number.
Example:
| enum MallocAlignment |
Enum that specifies the alignment and padding restrictions to use for memory allocation with Vc::malloc.
| enum Implementation |
Enum to identify a certain SIMD instruction set.
You can use VC_IMPL for the currently active implementation.
| enum ExtraInstructions |
The list of available instructions is not easily described by a linear list of instruction sets.
On x86 the following instruction sets always include their predecessors: SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2
But there are additional instructions that are not necessarily required by this list. These are covered in this enum.
| unsigned int Vc::extraInstructionsSupported | ( | ) |
Determines the extra instructions supported by the current CPU.
| bool Vc::isImplementationSupported | ( | Vc::Implementation | impl | ) |
Tests whether the given implementation is supported by the system the code is executing on.
true
if the OS and hardware support execution of instructions defined by impl
. false
otherwise| impl | The SIMD target to test for. |
| Vc::Implementation Vc::bestImplementationSupported | ( | ) |
Determines the best supported implementation for the current system.
| bool Vc::currentImplementationSupported | ( | ) |
Tests that the CPU and Operating System support the vector unit which was compiled for.
This function should be called before any other Vc functionality is used. It checks whether the program will work. If this function returns false
then the program should exit with a useful error message before the OS has to kill it because of an invalid instruction exception.
If the program continues and makes use of any vector features not supported by hard- or software then the program will crash.
Example:
true
if the OS and hardware support execution of the currently selected SIMD instructions. false
otherwise | void Vc::forceToRegisters | ( | const vec & | , |
| ... | |||
| ) |
Force the vectors passed to the function into registers.
This can be useful after looking at the emitted assembly to force the compiler to optimize properly.
| std::ostream& operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | s, |
| const Vc::MemoryBase< V, Parent, Dimension, RM > & | m | ||
| ) |
Prints the contents of a Memory object into a stream object.
will output (with SSE):
{[0, 1, 2, 3] [4, 5, 6, 7] [8, 9, 0, 0]}
| s | Any standard C++ ostream object. For example std::cout or a std::stringstream object. |
| m | Any Vc::Memory object. |
| const char* Vc::versionString | ( | ) |
| unsigned int Vc::versionNumber | ( | ) |
| T* Vc::malloc | ( | size_t | n | ) |
Allocates memory on the Heap with alignment and padding suitable for vectorized access.
Memory that was allocated with this function must be released with Vc::free! Other methods might work but are not portable.
| n | Specifies the number of objects the allocated memory must be able to store. |
| T | The type of the allocated memory. Note, that the constructor is not called. |
| A | Determines the alignment of the memory. See Vc::MallocAlignment. |
A
. Thus if you request memory for 21 int objects, aligned via Vc::AlignOnCacheline, you can safely read a full cacheline until the end of the array, without generating an out-of-bounds access. For a cacheline size of 64 Bytes and an int size of 4 Bytes you would thus get an array of 128 Bytes to work with.| void Vc::free | ( | T * | p | ) |
Frees memory that was allocated with Vc::malloc.
| p | The pointer to the memory to be freed. |
| T | The type of the allocated memory. |
| void Vc::prefetchForOneRead | ( | const void * | addr | ) |
Prefetch the cacheline containing addr
for a single read access.
This prefetch completely bypasses the cache, not evicting any other data.
| addr | The cacheline containing addr will be prefetched. |
| void Vc::prefetchForModify | ( | const void * | addr | ) |
Prefetch the cacheline containing addr
for modification.
This prefetch evicts data from the cache. So use it only for data you really will use. When the target system supports it the cacheline will be marked as modified while prefetching, saving work later on.
| addr | The cacheline containing addr will be prefetched. |
| void Vc::prefetchClose | ( | const void * | addr | ) |
Prefetch the cacheline containing addr
to L1 cache.
This prefetch evicts data from the cache. So use it only for data you really will use.
| addr | The cacheline containing addr will be prefetched. |
| void Vc::prefetchMid | ( | const void * | addr | ) |
Prefetch the cacheline containing addr
to L2 cache.
This prefetch evicts data from the cache. So use it only for data you really will use.
| addr | The cacheline containing addr will be prefetched. |
| void Vc::prefetchFar | ( | const void * | addr | ) |
Prefetch the cacheline containing addr
to L3 cache.
This prefetch evicts data from the cache. So use it only for data you really will use.
| addr | The cacheline containing addr will be prefetched. |


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--- title: "Geometric dice" author: "Remko Duursma" date: 2018-10-09 categories: ["R"] tags: ["boardgame", "game", "simulation"] description: "A simple dice problem, straight from a board game" ---
As a child, I loved playing Jumbojet (from the publisher Jumbo) - basically a Monopoly knock-off but with quite a few changes. Recently my son and I found a pristine copy of this 1975 game in a second-hand store, and it made me all nostalgic.
I might write more about the game later- as I am working on a simulator - but here just want to think about dice. What good probability problem doesn’t have dice in it?
In Jumbojet, you use two dice to advance the board; if you toss double digits, you can use the dice again and keep walking (well, flying), and so on. Unlike in Monopoly, where you go to jail on three successive double digit tosses, you can keep going ad infinitum.
The expected value of the total of two dice is of course 3.5 + 3.5 = 7, how much does the double-digit rule add to the expected value? And, given that one die has a simple uniform distribution, what is the probability distribution for the total of all tosses, including subsequent tosses on double digits?
It turns out that this is simply a geometric distribution, because the expected value arises from a geometric series:
\[E(Y) = 7 + \frac{1}{6} \cdot 7 + \frac{1}{6^2} \cdot 7 + ... + \frac{1}{6^N} \cdot 7\]
Because you have a 1/6 chance to toss double digits, each time adding an average of 7 to the total toss.
The expected value of a geometric series can be found with the text book equation
\[E(Y) = \frac{a}{1 - r}\]
where in our case a = 7 (the base value), and r = 1/6 (the probability of the next event), giving an expected value of 8.4 for the grand total of tosses. So basically the double digit rule adds only 1.4 to the expected distance walked on the board in a single turn.
I also want to look at the complete probability distribution, not just the first moment (the mean).
First a simple simulation, always nice to start with so we don’t have to think hard (Computers are cheap, thinking is hard).
# Grand total of two dice, including all subsequent tosses on double digits
roll_dice <- function(){
dice <- sample(1:6, 2, replace = TRUE)
move <- sum(dice)
i <- 0
while(dice[1] == dice[2]){
dice <- sample(1:6, 2, replace = TRUE)
move <- move + sum(dice)
i <- i + 1
}
return(move)
}
# Then we can simulate a million tosses:
set.seed(1)
toss <- replicate(10^6, roll_dice())
If we were to make a histogram of the probability density for each grand total (which we can imagine diminishes very quickly for larger totals!), it should correspond to the density function for the geometric distribution. The latter can be found in dgeom
in R.
Here is also makes sense to plot the logarithmic density, since there is a lot of information in the tails that is otherwise not visible.
library(magicaxis)
# histogram of simulated values
h <- hist(toss, breaks=50, plot=FALSE)
par(cex.axis=0.7)
plot(h$mids, log(h$density),
axes=FALSE,
xlab = "Grand total dice",
ylab = "Proability density")
magaxis(side=2, unlog=2)
box()
par(cex.axis=1)
axis(1)
# A straight line from the geometric distribution.
# The slope of this line is -1/6, by the way.
x <- 1:80
g <- dgeom(x, prob = 1/6)
lines(x, log(g))
As expected, the geometric distribution (solid line) agrees well enough with the simulated values - but not quite since the dice simulation is that of a discrete event, while the geometric distribution is continuous.


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| peer_assignment_base_id | The unversioned id |
| peer_assignment_type | The type ("standard", "graded", "closed") |
| peer_assignment_required_review_count | The number of reviews a submitter needs to do (of others' submissions) to get credit. |
| peer_assignment_passing_fraction | Fraction of the maximum possible score that a submitter must achieve in order to pass. This only exists for assignments that generate scores |
| peer_assignment_required_reviewer_count_for_score | The number of reviews a submission must receive to get a score. |
| peer_assignment_required_wait_for_score_ms | Amount of time that must elapse since a submission has been submitted before it may have a score. This only exists for assignments that generate scores. |
| peer_assignment_maximum_score | Maximum score for this assignment. This is nullable because not all assignments generate scores. |
| peer_assignment_update_ts | When this version of the assignment was created |
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James Higgs posted an interesting rant here on the Postback and Viewstate mechanism in ASP.NET, saying they can turn an application into a nightmare to maintain.
While I'm not sure I'd agree that I would never use them (I certainly have and probably end up doing it again because I'm a lazy bastard), James makes some really strong points against both mechanisms, and I do tend to agree (in principle at least) with most of them. They certainly reflect on things that bothered me about the ASP.NET execution model since the beginning:
The good part about all of this is that ASP.NET continues to improve, and certainly there are a lot of good things in v2.0, and I'm hopeful yet about what the next versions will bring to the table on these fronts.


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| testLogOut | 3.662s | passed |
| testMarkBussnessType_atzmaimButtonChecked | 1.292s | passed |
| testPasswordVisibleIcons | 3.724s | passed |
| testVerifyAllSetPageElements | 0.969s | passed |
| testVerifyAllTestPageCheckboxes | 2.195s | passed |
| testVerifyBusinessTypePageElements | 1.070s | passed |
| testVerifyDefaultClientPage | 1.784s | passed |
| testVerifyLoginWithNewUser | 6.720s | passed |
| testVerifySignupPageElements | 7.205s | passed |
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email: random_ password: Pa$$w@rd email: random_ password: Pa$$w@rd user name in menu: random_-5433477327932313146 number of client: (0)
Standard error
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On a Saturday night, I decided to go buy some Robotussin and robo-trip. I sat down at 10 o'clock and took shots (the little cup they provide) with chasers of water. I have hated the taste of cough medicine since I was little and never used it to cure a cold. After the bottle was down I felt good, I played some computer games and while I did this my stomach felt a little uneasy. I figured I would be ok because I read that DXM makes users a little nauseous at the onset.
I got into my bed and lay there feeling sort of like I was stoned but with a bad stomach ache. It was the first time in about 4 years where I felt sick to my stomach and felt like I was going to puke (besides being drunk and puking etc). I went into the bathroom and put my head over the bowl for about 10 minutes and the puking sensations kept coming and going.
After I thought it was over with, I went back to my bead but decided to put a trash can near it in case I puked. 5 minutes later, I puked my guts out into the bag, after I was done I was sweating all over and just closed my eyes and went to sleep, I woke up 5 or 6 times during the night with the gross vomit taste in my mouth and went back to bed.
Finally I woke up at 8am to go to work. I felt ok except I was very hungry and when I drank a glass of water it felt very thick in my mouth. My taste sensations were WAY off the rest of the day and
I just started to feel better as I write this at 9pm after my day of work.
This experience definitely put me off of DXM.
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Knoxville girl fights cancer with the support of her school
by Ashley BohleKNOXVILLE, Tenn. A young girl is in the fight of her life but she's gaining support from Knoxville and beyond.
Eight year old Addie Bennett is battling leukemia.
"It's been horrible," said Addie.
Addie has no extended family in East Tennessee, but her classmates at First Baptist Academy want her to know she is not fighting alone.
 "We write cards all the time."
Her pastor is also a teacher at her school and he helped get J.K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter series, to write her a letter and send her a book.
"I wish with everything our class has done, the school has done, I wish that we could say that we're the hero in this story, but Addie's been a great encouragement to us," said Adam Holland, Addie's pastor.
"It's been overwhelming and humbling," said Sarah Bennett, Addie's mom.
Addie said her classmates make her feel happy.
They even raised money to buy her an iPad and sent her a basked filled with arts and crafts.
"Every single day there's some sort of form of love and support," said Sarah Bennett.
Depending on how her body reacts to this round of chemotherapy she may have to go to Nashville for a bone marrow stem cell transplant. Thankfully she has an older brother who is a match.
Now, the hope is Addie will be cancer free in the next two years.


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XML的优点 Supporting tagline
XML Is an Industry Standard
As you learned previously, XML is a W3C recommendation. This means it is an industry standard
governed by a vendor-independent body. History shows that vendor-specific proprietary
standards don’t get massive acceptance in the software industry. This nonacceptance affects
overall cross-platform data sharing and integration. Being an industry standard has helped
XML gain huge acceptance.
XML Is Self-Describing
XML documents are self-describing. Because of markup tags, they are more readable than, say,
comma-separated values (CSV) files.
XML Is Extensible
Markup languages such as HTML have a fixed set of tags and attributes—you cannot add your
own tags. XML, on the other hand, allows you to define your own markup tags.
XML Can Be Processed Easily
Traditionally, the CSV format was a common way to represent and transport data. However, to
process such data, you need to know the exact location of the commas (,) or any other delimiter
used. This makes reading and writing the document difficult. The problem becomes severe
when you are dealing with a number of altogether different and unknown CSV files.
As I said earlier, XML documents can be processed by a piece of software called a parser.
Because XML documents use markup tags, a parser can read them easily. Parsers are discussed
in more detail later in this chapter.
XML Can Be Used to Easily Exchange Data
Integrating cross-platform and cross-vendor applications is always difficult and challenging.
Exchanging data in heterogeneous systems is a key problem in such applications. Using XML
as a data-exchange format makes your life easy. XML is an industry standard, so it has massive
support, and almost all vendors support it in one way or another.
XML Can Be Used to Easily Share Data
The fact that XML is nothing but textual data ensures that it can be shared among heterogeneous
systems. For example, how can a Visual Basic 6 (VB6) application running on a Windows
machine talk with a Java application running on a Unix box? XML is the answer.
XML Can Be Used to Create Specialized Vocabularies
As you already know, XML is an extensible standard. By using XML as a base, you can create
your own vocabularies. Wireless Application Protocol (WAP), Wireless Markup Language
(WML), and Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) are some examples of specialized XML
vocabularies.
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One of the more useful features offered by Amazon in their EC2 infrastructure is their Virtual Private Cloud. This allows you to host private subnets in EC2 giving greater flexibility as to organising your servers.
In doing this you can disallow these machines from being directly accessible from the Internet and instead host them behind a NAT instance. While this is a great security feature it can also be a pain.
Say for instance you want to SSH one of your database servers. Because it doesn’t listen on any publicly accessible ports you’ll have to route your traffic through another server. You could SSH one of your publicly accessible servers and from there SSH your private database server but that requires either keeping the credentials on a publicly accessible box (alarm bells should be sounding here) or disabling key based authentication and relying on passwords alone (again with the alarm bells).
There is however another solution. OpenSSH allows us to establish SOCKS proxies between the client and server which means we can use our SSH connection to a publicly available server to route our traffic to our private subnet.
Using this DynamicForward option along with netcat we can establish SSH connections to servers on our private through our public server.
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I had slight trouble getting this to work originally due to conflicting versions of netcat that I had installed. This configuration works on OS X Lion.
Hopefully this will be of use to people. It’s been an invaluable time saver for me.


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