BREAKING: Buhari signs Executive Order 009 ending open defecation by 2025
by John AmehJohn Ameh, Abuja
President Muhammadu Buhari has just signed Executive Order 009 to end open defecation in the country by 2025.
The new order states, among others, “That by this Order, Nigeria is committed to being open defecation-free by 2025.
“That the National Open Defecation-Free (ODF) Roadmap developed by the Federal Ministry of Water Resources with support from other key sector players across Nigeria be put into effect.
“There is established in the Federal Ministry of Water Resources a National Secretariat called ‘Clean Nigeria Campaign Secretariat.’
“The Secretariat is authorised on behalf of the President to implement this Order by ensuring that all public places, including schools, hotels, fuel stations, places of worship, market places, hospitals and offices have accessible toilets and latrines within their premises.
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“All Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) of government shall cooperate with the Clean Nigeria Campaign Secretariat.
“The National Assembly and the State Houses of Assembly shall enact legislation on the practice of open defecation, with appropriate sanctions and penalties.”


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Class REST_Controller
CodeIgniter Rest Controller
A fully RESTful server implementation for CodeIgniter using one library, one config file and one controller.
- CI_Controller
- REST_Controller
Package: CodeIgniter\Libraries
Category: Libraries
License: MIT
Author: Phil Sturgeon, Chris Kacerguis
Version: 3.0.0-pre
Link: https://github.com/chriskacerguis/codeigniter-restserver
Located at application/libraries/REST_Controller.php
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T&T police arrest 58-y-o in apparent counterfeit operation
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – The police have arrested a man after finding bleached bills which appeared to be part of a counterfeit operation.
In a statement issued today, the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) said the man was arrested and a firearm and a quantity of ammunition seized by officers of the Northern Division during an operation conducted in the Chaguanas district yesterday.
The TTPS said officers of the Northern Division’s Crime Suppression Unit went to the home of a 58-year-old man, where they executed a search warrant.
The search resulted in officers finding one revolver, six rounds of ammunition, one 12-gauge cartridge and approximately 500 hundred dollar bills which were bleached in order to be made into counterfeit currency.
The suspect, who was in the house at the time of the exercise, was then arrested.


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This is a zero dependency library to do simple one-way data binding.
Well, I wanted a way to do data binding without having to include angular.js or jQuery.
Just include simplebinder.js in your page, and copypasta some examples.
This is a dump of all the inputs that simplebinder supports.
Note: there is no checkbox or file input.
number
select
area
area
range
radio
checkbox
only handles unique names
checkbox checked value
this is checking the "checked" value on the checkbox
time
date
color
datetime
datetime-local
week
item1
item2
item3
Here are some of the methods and functions that are part of every simplebinder.
Markup required for a simplebinder element.

number

<input type="number" data-controller="number" />
As you can see, you must have a data-model and a data-controller set on your items. Models are like the destination for the data-controllers value.
Create a new simplebinder element.
var sb = SimpleBinder('modelname', function(input, model) {
console.log(input.value);
});
Destroy a simplebinder element.
sb.destroy();
Add a new controller to a simplebinder element.
sb.addController('new-controller-name');
Add a new model to a simplebinder element.
sb.addModel('new-model-name');
See all models on a simplebinder element. Returns an arrary of strings with querySelectorAll queries.
sb.models;
See all controllers on a simplebinder element. Returns an arrary of strings with querySelectorAll queries.
sb.controllers;
Custom events and attributes
var sb = SimpleBinder('modelname', {
watch: 'value', // what controller attribute are we watching?
change: 'className', // the attribute to change on the model, default = textContent
defaultValue: 'I Am Empty' // the value to put in the model when the controller value is empty
}, function(input, model) {
console.log(input.value);
});
You can set a default value directly on the model for when the controller value is empty.

100

<input type="text" data-controller="default-100" />
If a default value is set in the config object when the element is created, the inline default will take priority.
Markup required for multiple simplebinder elements.

number

<input type="text" data-controller="number" class="collection" />

another-number

<input type="text" data-controller="another-number" class="collection" />

more-number

<input type="text" data-controller="more-number" class="collection" />
You can pass an array of elements to the SimpleBinder function to create multiple elements at the same time. In this example, we passed a NodeList of objects with the class of collection
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var collection = SimpleBinder(
document.getElementsByClassName('collection'),
function(e, t) {
console.log(e.value);
});
I did. You can find me at these fine locations.
This library uses querySelectorAll, so if you don't have that... well you're fucked.
If you find an issue, or want to see the source, check out the github page.
SimpleBinder On Github


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I started experimenting with Batch files, moved up to VB Scripts, until I purchased my first book “Microsoft® Visual C#® 2008 Express Edition: Build a Program Now!” which threw me into the .NET ecosystem. After working on various projects in my personal time, I got the chance to cut my teeth in Delphi at my first place of work, over years of doing the odd project here and there, I eventually landed my first professional development job and I haven’t looked back!
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UNICHARSET_EXTRACTOR(1) UNICHARSET_EXTRACTOR(1) NAME unicharset_extractor - extract unicharset from Tesseract boxfiles SYNOPSIS unicharset_extractor [-D dir] FILE... DESCRIPTION Tesseract needs to know the set of possible characters it can output. To generate the unicharset data file, use the unicharset_extractor program on the same training pages bounding box files as used for clustering: unicharset_extractor fontfile_1.box fontfile_2.box ... The unicharset will be put into the file dir/unicharset, or simply ./unicharset if no output directory is provided. Tesseract also needs to have access to character properties isalpha, isdigit, isupper, islower, ispunctuation. all of this auxilury data and more is encoded in this file. (See unicharset(5)) If your system supports the wctype functions, these values will be set automatically by unicharset_extractor and there is no need to edit the unicharset file. On some older systems (eg Windows 95), the unicharset file must be edited by hand to add these property description codes. NOTE The unicharset file must be regenerated whenever inttemp, normproto and pffmtable are generated (i.e. they must all be recreated when the box file is changed) as they have to be in sync. This is made easier than in previous versions by running unicharset_extractor before mftraining and cntraining, and giving the unicharset to mftraining. SEE ALSO tesseract(1), unicharset(5) http://code.google.com/p/tesseract-ocr/wiki/TrainingTesseract3 HISTORY unicharset_extractor first appeared in Tesseract 2.00. COPYING Copyright (C) 2006, Google Inc. Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 AUTHOR The Tesseract OCR engine was written by Ray Smith and his research groups at Hewlett Packard (1985-1995) and Google (2006-present). 02/09/2012 UNICHARSET_EXTRACTOR(1)


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Benue tribunal: PDP raises alarm over plan to move appeal to Abuja
- The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has alleged that there are plans to move the Benue state governorship appeal to Abuja
- The party alleged that the ruling APC is making an attempt at subverting the course of justice on the Benue governorship matter
- According to the PDP, Emmanuel Jime has been visiting top national leaders of his party to enlist their support towards subverting the course of justice
Benue state chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has alarmed the general public, over plot to relocate the governorship appeal panel to Abuja, the nation's capital.
In a statement signed Tuesday, November 19, evening by the state publicity secretary, Bemgba Iortyom, the party totally rejected the move, describing it as "an attempt at subverting the course of justice".
The governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Emmanuel Jime and his party, had appealed against the judgement of the Benue Governorship Election Petition Tribunal which upheld the victory of Governor Samuel Ortom at the 2019 election.
Legal counsel to Governor Ortom and PDP, early hours of Tuesday, received notice from the Makurdi Division of the Court of Appeal, informing of the scheduled hearing slated for Thursday, November 21, by the court in Makurdi
In a contradictory development, the Court of Appeal, Abuja division, also sent a notice of hearing of the appeal to the legal team of Orton and PDP Tuesday evening, slating a hearing for Thursday, November 21, in Abuja.
The Benue PDP frowned at the "disturbing and unacceptable development", noting, "there are no reasons given for the shift in the venue of the hearing of this Appeal from Makurdi to Abuja".
"It is instructive that the Benue Governorship Election Petition Tribunal had throughout the duration of its assignment sat in Makurdi without any hitch or breach of the peace and order pertaining to its sitting.
"This was in spite of the fact that Jime and APC through their legal team made several attempts to have the sitting of the tribunal moved from Makurdi to Abuja.
"When this had failed, the defeated APC governorship candidate and his party launched series of blackmail and smear campaigns against the tribunal with the intent to have its sitting moved from Makutdi to Abuja, still to no effect as the tribunal sat in Makurdi without as much as single incident to the conclusion of its assignment," the PDP said.
The PDP alleged that: "Emmanuel Jime has been visiting top national leaders of his party to enlist their support towards subverting the course of justice by pressuring the appellate court to set aside the judgement of the Benue Governorship Election Petition Tribunal which was in favour of Governor Ortom and PDP."
The party insisted that the earlier notice of the Court of Appeal, Makurdi Division served to Governor Ortom and PDP in the appeal by Jime and APC be upheld and the appeal heard in Makurdi.
"Anything short of this is an attempt at subverting the course of justice and will be lawfully resisted by PDP as the sponsoring platform and custodian of the hard-won victory of Governor Samuel Ortom at the 2019 Governorship Election in Benue state," the statement added.
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that the election petition tribunal had on Monday, October 7, affirmed the victory of Ortom as the governor of Benue state.
The tribunal in its ruling knocked out a petition by Jime for lacking merit in its entirety.
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Summary
While most applications require authentication to gain access to private information or to execute tasks, not every authentication method is able to provide adequate security. Negligence, ignorance, or simple understatement of security threats often result in authentication schemes that can be bypassed by simply skipping the log in page and directly calling an internal page that is supposed to be accessed only after authentication has been performed.
In addition, it is often possible to bypass authentication measures by tampering with requests and tricking the application into thinking that the user is already authenticated. This can be accomplished either by modifying the given URL parameter, by manipulating the form, or by counterfeiting sessions.
Problems related to the authentication schema can be found at different stages of the software development life cycle (SDLC), like the design, development, and deployment phases:
- In the design phase errors can include a wrong definition of application sections to be protected, the choice of not applying strong encryption protocols for securing the transmission of credentials, and many more.
- In the development phase errors can include the incorrect implementation of input validation functionality or not following the security best practices for the specific language.
- In the application deployment phase, there may be issues during the application setup (installation and configuration activities) due to a lack in required technical skills or due to the lack of good documentation.
How to Test Black Box testing
There are several methods of bypassing the authentication schema that is used by a web application:
- Direct page request (forced browsing)
- Parameter modification
- Session ID prediction
- SQL injection
Direct page request
If a web application implements access control only on the log in page, the authentication schema could be bypassed. For example, if a user directly requests a different page via forced browsing, that page may not check the credentials of the user before granting access. Attempt to directly access a protected page through the address bar in your browser to test using this method.
Parameter Modification
Another problem related to authentication design is when the application verifies a successful log in on the basis of a fixed value parameters. A user could modify these parameters to gain access to the protected areas without providing valid credentials. In the example below, the "authenticated" parameter is changed to a value of "yes", which allows the user to gain access. In this example, the parameter is in the URL, but a proxy could also be used to modify the parameter, especially when the parameters are sent as form elements in a POST request or when the parameters are stored in a cookie.
http://www.site.com/page.asp?authenticated=no
raven@blackbox /home $nc www.site.com 80
GET /page.asp?authenticated=yes HTTP/1.0
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Sat, 11 Nov 2006 10:22:44 GMT
Server: Apache
Connection: close
Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN">

You Are Authenticated

Session ID Prediction
Many web applications manage authentication by using session identifiers (session IDs). Therefore, if session ID generation is predictable, a malicious user could be able to find a valid session ID and gain unauthorized access to the application, impersonating a previously authenticated user.
In the following figure, values inside cookies increase linearly, so it could be easy for an attacker to guess a valid session ID.
In the following figure, values inside cookies change only partially, so it's possible to restrict a brute force attack to the defined fields shown below.
SQL Injection (HTML Form Authentication)
SQL Injection is a widely known attack technique. This section is not going to describe this technique in detail as there are several sections in this guide that explain injection techniques beyond the scope of this section.
The following figure shows that with a simple SQL injection attack, it is sometimes possible to bypass the authentication form.
Gray Box Testing
If an attacker has been able to retrieve the application source code by exploiting a previously discovered vulnerability (e.g., directory traversal), or from a web repository (Open Source Applications), it could be possible to perform refined attacks against the implementation of the authentication process.
In the following example (PHPBB 2.0.13 - Authentication Bypass Vulnerability), at line 5 the unserialize() function parses a user supplied cookie and sets values inside the $row array. At line 10 the user's MD5 password hash stored inside the back end database is compared to the one supplied.
1. if ( isset($HTTP_COOKIE_VARS[$cookiename . '_sid']) ||
2. {
3. $sessiondata = isset( $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS[$cookiename . '_data'] ) ?
4.
5. unserialize(stripslashes($HTTP_COOKIE_VARS[$cookiename . '_data'])) : array();
6.
7. $sessionmethod = SESSION_METHOD_COOKIE;
8. }
9.
10. if( md5($password) == $row['user_password'] && $row['user_active'] )
11.
12. {
13. $autologin = ( isset($HTTP_POST_VARS['autologin']) ) ? TRUE : 0;
14. }
In PHP, a comparison between a string value and a boolean value (1 - "TRUE") is always "TRUE", so by supplying the following string (the important part is "b:1") to the unserialize() function, it is possible to bypass the authentication control:
a:2:{s:11:"autologinid";b:1;s:6:"userid";s:1:"2";}
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I’ve worked on remote teams both before and after becoming a software developer and I’ve seen things that worked well and things that didn’t work so well. Here are some things I’ve learned:
1. Slack is your office
Being able to get in touch with your colleagues in a low-friction way plays a big role in creating the feeling of being on the same team and being in the same room. Real time chat applications like slack, hipchat (IRC?) are great for this.
And like an office they can be a place for you to have fun and mess around with your coworkers as well. A well-chosen emoji or gif can create the same kind of history of shared inside jokes that people enjoy in a co-located team. Slack’s level of expressiveness through custom emoji, integrations with giphy and support for markdown to convey nuances like italics, bold and strikethrough are actually really important ways of making text based communication feel more human and make your work colleagues feel more like your teammates. The choice to default to including a #Random channel, explicitly for non work-related activity is another acknowledgement of the importance of these shared activities for team building and nowhere is this more true than for a remote team.
2.  Video chats are super important for remote teams as they give you the closest approximation of being in the same room that we’ve got so far. Even though video chats make achieving this easier than ever before there is often friction around video chats which keep conversation from being as spontaneous as on a co-located team. Video chats generally require scheduling in a way that in person conversations do not.
One way around this is doing a daily standup over video chat. At a minimum you get to see each other’s faces once a day even if there wasn’t anything specific that you would have called a meeting for. Invariably in talking about your work things will surface that you wouldn’t have thought to address in a meeting but now that you’re together you can deal with. If you go too far down any particular rabbit hole you can always table it for another call or pair programming session after the standup is over. Then you get the additional benefit of feeling more like a member of the team.
I’ve read that Zapier, whose team is 100% remote, randomly pairs people up solely for the purpose of getting to know their team members which I suspect could be similarly valuable.
Another thing that helps is using tools that make creating a new video chat truly effortless to setup. I’ve used slack’s integration with appear.in to start a new video chat room instantly just by typing /appear
. Now that slack has its own video calling this could get even easier. There’s also a company called Meetspace which gives you dedicated rooms that you can go to that always stay up for your room (so you could have a standup
room for example).
The less people have to install and configure to jump in a call the more people are going to reach for actually talking to each other instead of wasting a lot of time going back and forth.
3. Remote Pair Programming can be just as good as in person
While there are challenges to remote work that require you to do things very differently pair programming is one where once you have the right setup, the experience is nearly identical to doing it in person.
My experience with remote pairing has been extremely positive. I learned web development with rails through a completely online bootcamp I’ve continued to use pairing as a learning and collaboration tool in all of the remote jobs I’ve had and it hasn’t let me down. While I’ve certainly enjoyed pairing in person at local hack nights, I haven’t noticed much difference between sharing a keyboard and sharing screens over a fast internet connection.
There’s a lot out there on remote pairing setups (pragmatic bookshelf even has a book on it) but the current best options seem to be the screen sharing application Screenhero or sharing a terminal session with something like tmate. tmate, a fork of tmux which allows your pair to ssh into a tmux session with you is a very simple low setup, low latency way to get started pairing with someone…though you’re going to have to be using a terminal editor and use another tool to handle voice. If you’re in the same country you could just use an old fashioned phone call, or else you can use a tablet for video calls and your computer screen for screensharing. Meanwhile Screenhero requires considerably more bandwidth but gives both developers full control over the computer that’s being shared.
Which leads me to…
4. Internet (upload) Speed Matters
In discussions about remote work it’s common to read things like “work from anywhere with an Internet connection!” For remote developers (and I suspect others as well) should be amended to “work from anywhere with an upload speed of at least 1mbps on average preferably 10mbps or more”. We discussed the importance of video calls and screen-sharing. Both of these activities, crucial for a remote developer, require not only high download speeds but also high upload speeds. This would be fine if the two were always equal, but wifi for consumers rarely is. Basically consumers value download speed more than upload speed so ISPs can get away with offering significantly slower upload speeds–people want to streaming Game of Thrones but don’t care if it takes an extra second to upload their resume to a job site. As a remote worker upload speed is almost always your bottleneck when comparing internet speed options.
You can get a pretty good approximation for average internet speed using sites like speedtest.net. The easiest solution is just to work out of a coworking space (where they have strong incentives to make sure you always have fast internet) or make sure your home internet plan has a high enough upload speed–possibly switching to a business plan if not.
I’ve kept track of internet speeds in various places I have visited and they have varied widely. I’ve found that you can usually get away with internet upload speeds as low as 1 mbps which sounds terrible but you would be surprised how many places that have well over 10mbps of download have upload speeds that don’t break 1mbps.
5. Use the right level of synchronicity
Different communication tools have different levels of synchronicity that they tend to expect in their users. Most of the time how real time a communication channel defaults to can be a little subjective. Could you have a real-time back and forth conversation over gmail? Sure you could, gmail will refresh the conversation thread when you get new messages. But it clearly isn’t meant for that and the app isn’t set up to make using it in this way easy.
In general, project management tools like GitHub projects, Trello and Basecamp tend to be better for more asynchronous communication while video calls and screensharing are on the other side of the spectrum, they require you to drop everything else you were doing. Real time chat tools like slack or hip chat can end up somewhere in the middle–you can often postpone responding to a message that is less directly relevant to you but then be expected to respond promptly to a direct message (for example).
With all of our apps sending us emails and push notifications it would seem that they all want to be real time but we shouldn’t always let them. In order to do creative work we need to be able to avoid interruptions so choosing wisely about when to communicate synchronously versus asynchronously is something that needs to be balanced.
This creates a particular challenge for a remote worker as these communication channels need to replace in person interactions and serve the additional function of making them feel part of the team (and sometimes proving to others that they’re working). A remote worker has to balance maintaining a certain amount of availability and responsiveness on communication platforms while still managing distractions to avoid losing productivity.
Pick the right tool for the job. The more synchronous the communication method you reach for the more you are insisting on someone else’s time when they might be busy and you might be interrupting their flow. Generally I’ve found that “escalating” to more synchronous communication allows people to opt in to communicating with you when it’s optimal for their own productivity. For example someone might comment on your pull request and if you notice the comment was recent you might ping them if you need additional clarification. If a broader discussion were to arise out of this you might upgrade to a video call so that you can more quickly and effectively share your ideas.
Every team has to establish their own mores on when and how to use communication tools and discover what works best for them.


There are more people displaced in the world today than at any time since the end of World War II and it is more important than ever to help people develop empathy for each other. Refugee Stories promotes awareness of the refugee crisis, and creates a platform for refugees to share their experiences through story submissions. People visiting the site will gain a better understanding of the refugee crisis and what it means to be a refugee.
According to the United Nations Refugee Agency, refugees are people who have fled war, violence, conflict or persecution and have crossed an international border to find safety in another country.
We often hear about the political motives of war through televised events, social media hashtags, and other modes of media. However, seldom do people around the world get to learn about the psychological, social, and personal impacts that these events have on the people who are most directly affected and likely forgotten. It is important for stories of refugees to be shared in order for the world to become more aware of the perils these victims and survivors of political turmoil face. Hopefully, with more empathy can come better decision-making and avenues for peace.
Yaser's Story
For two long years Yaser's* five children, Ali*, 15, Achmed*, 14, Hala*, 10, Sedra*, 7
and Aya*, 3, have not been able to go to school or play outside. Violence kept them from living a normal
life. There was constant fear of sniper and missile attacks. They learned what type of weapon was being used
just by the sound it made.
"Being scared was a permanent state of mind. I was always scared," said Achmed. "When I went to bed, I
always wondered if I would wake up the next morning."
Eventually the violence became too much for Yaser and his wife, and they made the decision to uproot their
family from their home in Syria in search of a better life in Germany. They were only able to make their
long and difficult journey from sunset to sunrise so they would not be spotted. Young Hala lost her glasses
during their trek.
"Everything is already strange, but now it is also blurry," she said. "It is very scary not to be able to
see clearly."
They walked for days until they reached the boat that would carry them to Germany. The water was rough and
the children were scared, but the family eventually made it. Now they must wait to register for asylum, a
process that takes up to two weeks. During those two weeks the family must wait outside the registration
center every day for their number to be called. There are no facilities or shelter from the rain.
"I am tired of waiting here all day. We just stand in the rain," said Achmed. "But I will tell you
something: after everything we have been through, a bit of rain can’t hurt me anymore."
*Names have been changed to protect identities
Sana and Her Sisters Had to Leave Syria
Sana is three years old and fled Syria with her mother and three sisters. An
increasingly brutal civil war is tearing Syria apart. One million people have now fled Syria and are
sheltering in neighboring countries. Sana's 12 year old sister Yasmine describes the reason the family left:
"We left Syria one week ago. There were so many explosions...so we had to leave Syria. What do I remember of
Syria? I remember two things — our house being bombed, and not having any bread. Most of the houses were
being hit. We had to stay in one room, all of us. The other rooms were being hit — shooting from the side of
the other rooms. The bombs were hitting constantly, I was very scared."
Sana* and her sisters were forced to live in one room for two weeks as their home was destroyed around them.
Yasmine* talks of her fear:
"I felt so afraid, I knew we could not move from that one room. There were 13 of us in total, crammed into
one room. We did not leave that room for two weeks. It was always so loud."
All of the sisters were gathered at home one day, and saw their father killed outside their home. Yasmine
describes that day:
"My father left the room. I watched my father leave, and watched as my father was shot outside our home. I
started to cry, I was so sad. We were living a normal life. We had enough food, now we depend on others.
Everything changed for me that day."
The family now live close to the Syria border in a neighboring country, in an informal settlement. Their
tent is small, dank and dark, and none of the children are going to school. Their mother leaves them each
day to try and find work in nearby towns, and to try and find food. Sana is deeply affected by what she
witnessed and endured in Syria.
*Names have been changed to protect identities
Farah and Adnan's Story
Farah* and Adnan* led a comfortable, successful life in Syria. They had a large house
overlooking the city where they lived with their two children, Fathi*, 3, and Zeinah*, 1. Farah was hoping
to return to school to continue her education, which she put on hold after having her first child, and
Adnan, an Arabic teacher, was pursuing a law degree. Their large, tight-knit family – Adnan has 8 sisters
and 5 brothers and Farah has a large family as well – all lived nearby.
Then their house was seized by fighters because of its location. Soon after that is was destroyed. They were
homeless and nearby cities were under attack. Before the bombings could start in their city, Farah and Adnan
made the choice to leave their home in order to keep their children safe.
"My children were born in the city and my whole family lived there, but we had to flee to Turkey during one
of the outbreaks of fighting," said Farah. "If we hadn’t left when we did we would have been killed along
with so many other people. We left Syria at the right time."
Farah, Adnan and their children stayed in Turkey for one year before making the short but treacherous
journey to Kos, Greece. Farah thought they would die on the boat there, and when they arrived they were
often not treated well in their hotels and had to keep moving around. Farah estimates they spent almost
$1,400 on hotel rooms their first week in Kos.
Spending money on hotels is not their only worry though. Both of their children desperately need to see a
doctor.
"No one knows what is wrong with my son," Farah said.  My baby [Zeinah] also needs a doctor as she is bow legged and needs her
legs corrected."
Save the Children is giving Fathi and Zeinah the emotional and psychical support they need, but their
journey is far from over. Farah and Adnan are soon leaving Greece to make their way to Germany, a nearly
2,000 mile trek. Farah is just ready to find a place to call home.
"I want to believe we can have a secure and peaceful life again."
*Names have been changed to protect identities


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Report suggests Leeds United defender Laurens De Bock could be sent back to Elland Road in January
The Belgian has no long-term future at Elland Road.
by Mathew NashLeeds United defender Laurens De Bock could be sent back to Elland Road if his loan spell at Sunderland does not pick up, according to a report.
Sunderland snapped up the Belgian defender on loan toward the end of the transfer window. The defender had been completely frozen out by Marcelo Bielsa and was training alone in Belgium prior to the move.
But The Chronicle is suggesting why De Bock might be on his way back to West Yorkshire. Firstly, they report that De Bock was ‘very low down’ on Sunderland’s list of left-back targets in the summer.
The report claims Sunderland have the option to send him back to Leeds if they decide to look for an alternative. The fact the Black Cats have recently changed manager, with Phil Parkinson taking over from Jack Ross, will not help De Bock’s cause.
TBR’s View
If De Bock is returned to Leeds in January it will present another headache regarding getting rid of the player. Marcelo Bielsa clearly has no interest in using the player, who cost Leeds a reported (YEP) £1.5 million when signed from Club Brugge in January 2018.
He spent last season at KV Oostende, who decided not to keep him on and a summer move to Aris fell through due to changes in personnel at the Greek side.
Leeds will, therefore, have a fight on their hands finding another team to take De Bock’s wages off their hands if he ends up back at the club in January. Fans will hope he can turn things around at Sunderland and remain out of the picture at Leeds for the rest of the season.
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Ira Glass Act 1, "Cookies and Monsters." So part of what's interesting about reading captain's logs is then going back and piecing together the true story that they're only sort of telling. And that is what PJ Vogt does in this next story. He starts picking something apart and asking questions, and he ends up somewhere very different from where he starts. Here's PJ.
PJ Vogt I've got a friend, let's call him Dale. Dale has a Gmail address that's pretty generic, like<EMAIL_ADDRESS>And people with email addresses like these get a lot of emails that just aren't meant for them, like email wrong numbers. And this happens to him all the time.
Last time I saw him, he'd just gotten an email written completely in Spanish from a kid somewhere asking if he could turn in some work late.  He likes to mess with people. So he answers the emails. Here's one he got a while back.
Dale I think it started off, "Hey, ladies. To all Calgary area district commissioners and district cookie advisers." And then it started talking about how they had a bunch of stale cookies that they didn't know what to do with, and we've got to move them off the shelves. And if they're past the expiration date, then we can't use them in the next cookie campaign.
PJ Vogt The emails continue. And Dale learns that the world of professional cookie advising, it's surprisingly bureaucratic. At the top, there's a national cookie adviser. But beneath her, there are provincial cookie advisers who report up. And then beneath them, there are district cookie advisers.
Dale has no idea what's going on here.  He suggests the advisers Sharpie over the expiration dates on the packages. He suggests they eat all the stale cookies themselves.
Dale In my mind, I was thinking, no one's going to believe this.  Who would hire a person with suggestions like these?
PJ Vogt Cynthia, who's the Calgary area cookie adviser, responds to Dale's email with complete polite cheerfulness. She sends him a cookie freshness calculator to help him sort his stale cookies from his fresh cookies. So Dale responds with even stupider messages. He was trying to make it more obvious that he was just kidding.
Dale I said, "What's the status on the cookies? Yarr. Me so hungry," with a picture of Cookie Monster. And I think she responded something along lines of, "Those orders were supposed to go in a month ago. Or did I misunderstand your question?"
PJ Vogt Rather than clarifying, Dale asks her, why are we even in the cookie advising business? He says, his clients, they're all about chocolate bars now.


Priority Index Model - Typhoon Haima - Accuracy analysis
This dashboard lets the user compare predicted house damages per municipality with actual (latest available DROMIC) number of house damages. The last column denotes whether there was overestimation or underestimation per municipality.
Two runs are available: click to select one (2nd is default):
Run 1:One day after Typhoon Haima made landfall the 1st Run was published. The model predicted # of Damaged Houses (Total+Partial) and priority categories followed directly.
Run 2:Improvements since have led to a 2nd model. For one, it predicts not Total+Partial together, but instead predicts a weighted sum of two (Total + (0.25)*Partial), as this is a fairer reflection of severity, giving more weight to Totally Damaged Houses. Second, the predicted figure was made relative to the # of HH's in the municipality. Hereby, priority areas are those were a high % of houses was damaged, instead of simply a high # of houses (which favours larger municipalities just by their population size.
Dashboard made by Jannis Visser: JannisVisser(at)RedCross(dot)nl


A place to show off some of the things I'm creating in class.
Hi, my name is Ashley Riehl. I'm a native Portlander which seems to be a rarity these days. I love all that the Northwest has to offer: the delicious food and drinks, the friendly people, and, of course, the beautiful scenery.
Five of my favorite things to do include:
Studying has always been one of my favorite things. I went to college at the University of Oregon where I graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor's in Romance Languages and Political Science.
In the last five years, I've had numerous jobs. In college, I worked as an intern at Planned Parenthood and as an English tutor for international students. After graduating, I moved to Spain where I taught English in an elementary school near Madrid for two years. Currently, I work as an NEMT Specialist at GridWorks, a transportation consoluting firm.
I began programming in the winter of 2016 when I started a class at Epicodus. While there are a lot of resources and ways to learn programming online, Epicodus pushes me to dedicate time to studying each week and makes a normally very solitary task more social. When I finish this class, I plan on continuing my education - my next goal will be to learn Python and enroll in a Master's degree program for Data Science.


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Leetcode 0886. Possible Bipartition
https://leetcode.com/problems/possible-bipartition
This is classical graph theory problem: you have graph, and you need to check if it can be bipartitioned: all nodes must be divided into two groups, such that there is not connections between nodes in each group.
Classical way to solve this problem is any graph traversal algorighm, here I chose dfs.
The variable self.adj_list
is adjacency list of our graph, for example if we have connections
[[1,2],[2,3],[3,4],[4,5],[1,5]]
, then it is equal to 1:{2,5}; 2:{1,3}, 3:{4,2}, 4:{3,5}, 5:{1,4}
I also have self.found_loop
variable to terminate early if we found loop with odd length, which is sufficient and necessary condition that graph can not be bipartitioned, for example in our case we have 1->2->3->4->5->1
the loop with size 5.
When we traverse nodes, we evaluate their distances (in my code list self.dist
) from the starting point, and if in some moment node is already visited and its parity is broken, than we found odd loop.
Note also, that original graph is not necessarily connected, and we need to start our dfs from all nodes to make sure that we traverse all graph.
Complexity We traverse every connection between nodes only once, so we have classical O(E+V) time complexity, where E is number of edges and V is number of vertices (V = N in our case and V = len(dislikes)). Space complexity is also O(E+V), because we keep adjacency list for all our nodes and colors
class Solution:
def dfs(self, start):
if self.found_loop == 1: return #early stop if we found odd cycle
for neib in self.adj_list[start]:
if self.dist[neib] > 0 and (self.dist[neib] - self.dist[start]) %2 == 0:
self.found_loop = 1
elif self.dist[neib] < 0: #not visited yet
self.dist[neib] = self.dist[start] + 1
self.dfs(neib)
def possibleBipartition(self, N, dislikes):
self.adj_list = defaultdict(list)
self.found_loop, self.dist = 0, [-1] *(N+1)
for i,j in dislikes:
self.adj_list[i].append(j)
self.adj_list[j].append(i)
for i in range(N):
if self.found_loop: return False #early stop if we found odd cycle
if self.dist[i] == -1: #not visited yet
self.dist[i] = 0
self.dfs(i)
return True
If you like the solution, you can upvote it on leetcode discussion section: Problem 0886


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The first beta release of NCP2 was released yesterday. This release was bug fix release with a big leap in the opensolaris build (from the previous b85+ to b104+).
Also, most of the common server applications now have SMF support. The latest version of devzones is also included. For the full announcement and release highlights, see here.
* OpenSolaris build 104+ based with critical patches.
* Over 6000 packages in the repository, and autobuilder.
* Based on Ubuntu 8.04 LTS (Hardy Heron) repository
* This includes latest dpkg/apt, gcc, binutils, coreutils,
perl, python, ruby, Qt libs, GTK libs, etc
* SMF support added for server applications like apache, mysql, postgresql, exim4, etc.
* 100% native Debian environment, easy to upgrade, easy to use
* Includes Vim and screen by default
* Addition of latest devzone version to the CD.
* Includes apt-clone which brings zfs power to apt-get.
So get your copy hot off the presses now. Links below
Nexenta: http://www.nexenta.org
Beta Download: nexenta-core-platform_2.0-b104-beta1_x86.iso.zip
For comments/solutions and queries goto the #nexenta IRC room at freenode.


column definition
Are we connected to the DataSource?
true - yes null - haven't tried yet false - nope, and we can't connect
Base Config
set_string_id: true: In read() method, convert MongoId object to string and set it to array 'id'. false: not convert and set.
Database Instance
Default schema for the mongo models
Mongo Driver Version
startTime property
If debugging is enabled, stores the (micro)time the current query started
construct method
By default don't try to connect until you need to
Destruct
begin method
Mongo doesn't support transactions
Calculate
Close database connection
commit method
MongoDB doesn't support transactions
Connect to the database
If using 1.0.2 or above use the mongodb:// format to connect The connect syntax changed in version 1.0.2 - so check for that too
If authentication information in present then authenticate the connection
Create Data
create connection name.
createSchema method
Mongo no care for creating schema. Mongo work with no schema.
Delete Data
For deleteAll(true, false) calls - conditions will arrive here as true - account for that and convert to an empty array For deleteAll(array('some conditions')) calls - conditions will arrive here as: array( Alias._id => array(1, 2, 3, ...) )
This format won't be understood by mongodb, it'll find 0 rows. convert to:
array( Alias._id => array('$in' => array(1, 2, 3, ...)) )
deriveSchemaFromData method
Describe
Automatically bind the schemaless behavior if there is no explicit mongo schema. When called, if there is model data it will be used to derive a schema. a row is plucked out of the db and the data obtained used to derive the schema.
Disconnect from the database
distinct method
dropSchema method
Return a command to drop each table
ensureIndex method
execute method
If there is no query or the query is true, execute has probably been called as part of a db-agnostic process which does not have a mongo equivalent, don't do anything.
get MongoDB Collection Object
get MongoDB Object
group method
array() Set params same as MongoCollection::group() key,initial, reduce, options(conditions, finalize)
Ex. $params = array( 'key' => array('field' => true), 'initial' => array('csum' => 0), 'reduce' => 'function(obj, prev){prev.csum += 1;}', 'options' => array( 'condition' => array('age' => array('$gt' => 20)), 'finalize' => array(), ), );
Inserts multiple values into a table
check connection to the database
isInterfaceSupported method
listSources is infact supported, however: cake expects it to return a complete list of all possible sources in the selected db - the possible list of collections is infinte, so it's faster and simpler to tell cake that the interface is /not/ supported so it assumes that <insert name of your table here> exist
Get list of available Collections
logQuery method
Set timers, errors and refer to the parent If there are arguments passed - inject them into the query Show MongoIds in a copy-and-paste-into-mongo format
mapReduce
Quotes identifiers.
MongoDb does not need identifiers quoted, so this method simply returns the identifier.
query method If call getMongoDb() from model, this method call getMongoDb().
Read Data
For deleteAll(true) calls - the conditions will arrive here as true - account for that and switch to an empty array
rollback method
MongoDB doesn't support transactions
setTimeout Method
Sets the MongoCursor timeout so long queries (like map / reduce) can run at will. Expressed in milliseconds, for an infinite timeout, set to -1
Deletes all the records in a table
Update Data
This method uses $set operator automatically with MongoCollection::update(). If you don't want to use $set operator, you can chose any one as follw.
Update multiple Record
Prepares a value, or an array of values for database queries by quoting and escaping them.
convertId method
$conditions is used to determine if it should try to auto correct _id => array() queries it only appies to conditions, hence the param name
prepareLogQuery method
Any prep work to log a query
Set empty values, arrays or integers, for the variables Mongo uses
stringify method
Takes an array of args as an input and returns an array of json-encoded strings. Takes care of any objects the arrays might be holding (MongoID);
Convert automatically array('Model.field' => 'foo') to array('field' => 'foo')
This introduces the limitation that you can't have a (nested) field with the same name as the model But it's a small price to pay to be able to use other behaviors/functionality with mongoDB
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self.assertEqual([], not_run_statements)
def test_coverage_paths_option(self):
self.assert_paths(coverage="paths:core.py")
def test_coverage_paths_env(self):
with environment_as(PANTS_PY_COVERAGE="paths:core.py"):
self.assert_paths()
After Change
def test_coverage_paths_option(self):
self.assertFalse(os.path.isfile(self.coverage_data_file()))
covered_file = os.path.join(self.build_root, "lib", "core.py")
self.run_failing_tests(targets=[self.all], failed_targets=[self.all], coverage="paths:core.py")
all_statements, not_run_statements = self.load_coverage_data(covered_file)
self.assertEqual([1, 2, 5, 6], all_statements)
self.assertEqual([], not_run_statements)
def test_sharding(self):


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VOLCANO A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1997 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: VOLCANO is a bizarre disaster film that treats an erupting volcano as an urban crisis. It is sort of a horizontal version of THE TOWERING INFERNO. Lava, seen as the main threat from the volcano, is treated a sort of monster that lurks in tunnels and crawls out on the street devouring all in its path. Most of the real dangers of a volcano like the force of the blast and superheated gasses get what is at most a superficial and much toned down treatment. Tommy Lee Jones stars as a functionary trying to keep a lid on the problem. The visuals are colorful, but the script is just terrible. DANTE'S PEAK had its faults and perhaps was no great shakes, but VOLCANO cannot hold a candle to it. Rating: 0 (-4 to +4)
This is the spring of two different volcano movies, DANTE'S PEAK and VOLCANO and it surprising how differently the two films treat the same sort of disaster. DANTE'S PEAK was a dark and downbeat film taking place in Mt. St. Helens territory and its disaster is filmed in dark colors. Its message is that volcanoes are immensely powerful forces of nature and even with the help of technology about the best we can hope for from a confrontation is to get away alive. But they are impressive. VOLCANO is set in Los Angeles among famous landmarks. It tells us that with a bit of ingenuity and a little time any problems including volcanoes can be solved. Much of VOLCANO is tongue-in-cheek with in-jokes about well- known Los Angeles personalities and digs at the controversial Metro system. In short VOLCANO is just one more colorful action film. It seem to have had little interest in seriously exploring the possibility of a volcano in Los Angeles. It does not seem to have been based at all on any existing accounts of real eruptions.
For Mike Roark (played by Tommy Lee Jones), the director of the Office of Emergency Management, the first day of the disaster starts off badly... with an earthquake. In spite of officially being on vacation, he wants to jump immediately into action. But his first problem is that he has to find a sitter to manage his rambunctious thirteen-year-old daughter Kelly (Gaby Hoffman). When he gets to his job, Mike's way of managing is to be in the field investigating while his assistant (Don Cheadle) manages things in the office. It is not long before the earthquake problem gives way to a mystery of several workers who were mysteriously burned in an underground tunnel by something strange that left no sign of its presence. Whatever it is leaves scorching only on its victims, not on the walls of the tunnel. It is time to call in spunky seismologist Dr. Amy Hoffmann (Anne Heche) between them they discover that the real problem is volcanic flames that creep up through the cracks in the floor of the tunnel, then sneak away before they can be seen or leave a scorch-mark. Amy discovers this secret, but before she tell anyone the flames attack with a genuine volcanic eruption geysering out of the La Brea Tar Pits. This micro-mini-eruption sends flaming rocks into the air which come down like cannonballs for blocks around and ash starts falling like snow. But then the real threat appears, streams of hot liquid lava come out of the volcano. They flood Wilshire Boulevard setting fires and burning cars (but for some reason never exploding the gas tanks). With angry lava in the streets the question becomes, can it be stopped before it reaches actual homes? Also, can a coalition of Los Angeles residents put aside their ethnic differences and work together to save the city from the uncontrolled lava stream?
Director Mike Jackson has done some intelligent films including THREADS, THE RACE FOR THE DOUBLE HELIX, A VERY BRITISH COUP, L.A. STORY, and INDICTMENT. Each of those is a modest film that reaches for the mind rather than getting a gut reaction. Unfortunately, that was not how he made VOLCANO. This was a script that he should have turned down from the start, but perhaps he wanted to see what he could do with a bigger budget. The story and screenplay are by first-timer Jerome Armstrong, though Billy Ray shares the authorship of the script. Tommy Lee Jones is okay, but needs to get a little more variety into the roles he plays. He has one interesting character, but he has played that character too often. More interesting is the seismologist played by Anne Heche. She currently is also playing Johnny Depp's long- suffering wife in DONNIE BRASCO.
Armstrong throws frequent jokes into the script, though most of us will have to have many of the jokes explained. Apparently Dennis Woodruff's car, seen prominently in a pool of lava, is a familiar Los Angeles sight. Also familiar is a billboard with a particular actress. Just whether a certain restaurant chain we see multiple times is an in-joke or a product placement, I am not sure. There are some scenes probably were not very well thought-out. Mike seems to be abusing his power asking for special attention from the fire department for his daughter. This probably did not sit well with the audience. In one scene Amy apparently measures a temperature of the ground and gets a reading of 600 degrees just below her feet. That would have burned away her feet. While the special effects are generally fairly good, the digitized lava flows are not always convincing. Neither are some of the matte paintings.
If you want to see an action adventure see VOLCANO, if you want to have a feel for what it really would be like to be caught too close to an erupting volcano, see DANTE'S PEAK. VOLCANO rates a 0 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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f"{linters_with_multiple_reports}. The option `--lint-reports-dir` only works if "
f"each linter has a single result. {suggestion}"
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workspace.write_digest(merged_reports, path_prefix=lint_subsystem.reports_dir)
logger.info(f"Wrote lint result files to {lint_subsystem.reports_dir}.")
After Change
all_results = tuple(sorted(all_results, key=lambda results: results.linter_name))
reports = list(itertools.chain.from_iterable(results.reports for results in all_results))
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Instructions for the Orchestra demo
The purpose of this VM is to present an
installed and configured Orchestra client. The VM contains clients for
two peers which are part of an Orchestra Collaborative Data Sharing System
(briefly, an Orchestra system or CDSS), consisting of five peers in
total. The installed CDSS is called bioSimpleZ and the peers on this VM
are called PCBI
and EBI. In a real system it is unlikely that two peers would share the
same machine. Note however, that they are not sharing the same database.
In our DB2 instance there are two databases, PCBI and EBI. A given peer
never connects to the other peer's database. Some data from all five peers
has been pre-loaded into the system. In the steps below we will insert new
data into one of the peers and publish it so that the other peers can see
and use this new data.
There are three Orchestra icons on the desktop. These are
- Orchestra Update Store
- This will start the Orchestra
Update Store server. In a real system, this would be running as a daemon or
service on a machine which is accessible to all peers. This is the server
to which all peers publish their updates and from which all peers retrieve
the updates of the other peers. In this demonstration system we will be
starting it manually before launching an Orchestra client. It will just
open a terminal window and show debugging output.
- Orchestra GUI (PCBI)
- This will start the Orchestra
client for the peer PCBI.
- Orchestra GUI (EBI)
- This will start the Orchestra
client for the peer EBI.
- Double click on the 'Orchestra Update Store' icon. A terminal window
will open and start displaying a log trace.
- Double click on the 'Orchestra GUI (EBI)' icon. A second terminal window
will open and start displaying a log trace, and then the GUI will appear.
- Once the GUI appears you should see an internal frame which displays
the name of the CDSS on the title bar, in this case, bioSimpleZ. This
frame contains two
tabs:
- All Peers
- In this tab we see a graph which represents
a global overview of the
system. In this case we see that there are five Peers (EBI, PCBI, GO,
NCBI1, and NCBI2) connected by six mappings (M0 through M5). If you click
on a peer node in the graph, the left-hand portion of the window will
display some information about the peer, such as the details of its
database schema. If you click on a mapping node you will see the
definition of that mapping in the left-hand portion of the window. In the
example below we will look a little more closely at mapping M4 which maps
tuples from a join of PCBI's DOMAIN_REF and EBI's ENTRY2METH back into DOMAIN_REF.
- Peer EBI
- This is the local peer tab. It provides
information about the local peer's view of the entire Orchestra system. In
this case the local peer is EBI.
It is divided
into four tabs:
- Provenance: Here we can view a provenance graph for each
tuple in the local peer's instance.
- Relations: Here we can view the contents of the local peer's
instance, restricted to that peer's schema.
- Mappings: This tab displays graphs representing each
mappings in the system for which the local peer is a target. In the case
of EBI this means that no mappings appear since it is only a source, and
never a target, in the mappings for this system. The PBMI peer is a
target, so we will see mappings displayed in its client.
- Descriptions: This tab displays the peer's description. It
also contains the 'Publish and Reconcile' button which we will use below.
- Now we will insert new data into the EBI instance. This initial step only
involves DB2 and not Orchestra. Open a terminal window and type
cd orchestra-demo/ebi_interpro/updates/
. This directory
contains the data which we will insert. Type
./importUpdates.bash
to run a script which will connect to DB2
and load the data.
- Now we would like to publish this data to the Update Store so that
other peers can see it. Return to the EBI GUI and if it is not already
selected, click on the 'Peer EBI' tab and then the 'Descriptions'
side-tab. There will be a button labeled 'Publish and Reconcile'. Push this
button. This
causes the client to check DB2 for any changes. When it discovers our newly
inserted tuples it will publish them to the Update Store, retrieve any
changes which other peers may have published (in this case none), and then
run the Orchestra mappings to propagate the changes inside its own
instance. When the operation has finished a window will appear with the
text: 'Reconciliation was successful'. Click OK.
- One of the tuples we added in step 4 was
ENTRY2METH(IPR002205, SM00434, SMART). We will now see how this new
addition caused a new tuple to be added to PCBI's DOMAIN_REF. Click on
the Provenance tab, and then select PCBI from the Peer drop-down
list. Select DOMAIN_REF from the Relation drop-down and find the tuple
DOMAIN_REF(PC302596.00.0, SMART, SM00434) in the resulting table. (You can
click on the column headers to re-order the list by that value.) If you
select this tuple, its provenance graph will appear showing that its
presence in the table is the
result of the pre-existing tuple DOMAIN_REF(PC302596.00.0, Interpro,
IPR002205)
joining with our newly inserted ENTRY2METH tuple through the mapping M4
mentioned above. (The graph truncates the tuples. You can see the full
values by hovering over the graph node.)
- Now close the EBI peer and double click on the 'Orchestra GUI (PCBI)'
icon. This will open a client where PCBI is the local peer. If you click
on 'Peer PCBI' and then Provenance and again select the relation
DOMAIN_REF under the PCBI peer, in this case the tuple
DOMAIN_REF(PC302596.00.0, SMART, SM00434) should not appear since we have
not yet received EBI's most recent updates.
- Now, as the PCBI peer, we would like to retrieve new updates from the
other peers. Just as before we navigate to 'Peer PCBI' -> 'Description'
and push the 'Publish and Reconcile' button. Since there have not been any changes to PCBI's
instance since it last published, there is nothing new to publish. In this
case we are only retrieving the tuples just published by EBI and running
the Orchestra mappings.
- Once you see the 'Reconciliation was successful' window and click OK,
go back to the Provenance tab and again select relation DOMAIN_REF from
the PCBI peer. Now that we have retrieved the new updates and run the
mappings, the tuple DOMAIN_REF(PC302596.00.0, SMART, SM00434) should
appear and display the same provenance graph we saw with the EBI client.
- Now close the PCBI GUI and the Update Store terminal window.


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TURBO: A POWER RANGERS MOVIE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): *
At what point does a film get so bad that it becomes good? Where does sloppy workmanship end and parody begin? One could argue that a film can only be classified as a parody if that was the director's original intent. TURBO: A POWER RANGERS MOVIE tests these definitional limits to the fullest.
Let's establish a benchmark. The first Power Rangers movie, MIGHTY MORPHIN POWER RANGERS: THE MOVIE, was a fairly poor movie, but it did have a minimal plot, a few memorable snippets of dialog, and some likable teenage stars. TURBO: A POWER RANGERS MOVIE, the second, and we can only hope last, of the Power Rangers movies has almost no plot, an awful script, and lifeless acting. It ranks way below the first in quality.
(TURBO attempts to mimic the STAR WARS trilogy, especially RETURN OF THE JEDI, and thereby ride its wave of success. The opening credits roll by in the same fashion, the new wizard character called Lerigot looks like a cross between an Ewok and a Smurf, Lerigot lives in the woods like the Ewoks, turbo power thrusts the new Zords forward like a jump to light speed, Alpha 5 antics are similar to those of C3PO, Divatox's skimpy outfit is like Princess Leia's harem outfit, and the list goes on.)
As soon as you see the wizard, you will become convinced this must be a parody. His small torso has a huge head with splotchy lavender and gold hair and beard. His hands and feet look like something from a cheap Halloween costume. Overall, the outfit would be rejected as too unrealistic even for a theme park character. To top it off, his walk consists of little more than a rubbery waddle.
To keep the attention of the upper end of the intended demographics of the Power Ranger audience, the prepuberty set, the film has women in revealing outfits and men with bulging muscles. The female Power Rangers wear skimpy shorts, and the lead evil woman, Divatox, has a bulging bosom combined with a low-cut outfit. One could argue that the costumes are to keep the adults awake, but knowing how much my 8-year-old liked the aforementioned harem outfit, I suspect the filmmakers were going after the preteen group.
Since the Power Rangers are rumored to be paid minimal wages, the cast keeps changing. This time the teenagers, who look in their 20s now, are: Adam Park (Johnny Yong Bosch), Tanya Sloan (Nakia Burrise), Rocky DeSantos (Steve Cardenas), Katherine Hillard (Catherine Sutherland), and, the longest running member of the series, Tommy Oliver (Jason David Frank). Coming back for a special appearance this time are Jason Lee Scott (Austin St. John) and my favorite Kimberly Hart (Amy Jo Johnson).
The Power Rangers main purpose lies not in saving the world but in moving merchandise. To that end, the show has the obligatory new Zords. This time they are Turbo Zords that are fast automobiles with rocket ship interiors. They can go on land or sea and can, undoubtedly, be purchased at your local toy store.
There are exactly two interesting parts of the film. First, they let a 10-year-old, Justin (Blake Foster), become a Power Ranger. This lets the young audience identify more with the story. Second, Jason and Kimberly are put under a spell and become bad for a bit. Since this is one of the few times that they are permitted to escape their bland demeanors, it is a refreshing change.
The script by Shell Danielson and Shuki Levy has no imagination and little taste. The charm of the series is the focus on the teenagers, but they are lifeless in this movie version. With an audience of young kids, do we have to have Divatox say, "Hells Bells, what is going on now," and Justin say, "Come on - we got to get our butts in those cars." Were these added just to insure the picture would not get the believed to be less bankable G rating?
As the picture finally ended, I found myself musing about poor Amy Jo Johnson. I wondered if, when she was on the set, she was hoping that some producer would see this show, find her hidden talent and save her from having to do this anymore.
"Wow, this is fun," Justin tells us. Well, I'm glad he had a good time. Personally, I had hoped the picture would have been at least as good as the first Power Rangers film. Even that minimal request was not granted. Still, with a little editing and a few script changes, I could turn this picture into a great parody. Look out AIRPLANE!
TURBO: A POWER RANGERS MOVIE runs about 1:35. It is rated PG for cartoonish violence. Parents with kids under six should be warned that possible frightening scenes include a bloody wound, a fall off of a rocky cliff, a few monsters straight out of ALIENS, and a volcano. My son Jeffrey, almost 8, loved the picture, but I hated it.  Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: March 21, 1997
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Several articles swirled around early this week about Salon.com’s (sorry, not going to link it) new ad-blocking choice to users. You can:
This is a terrible, terrible system for several reasons.
Bitcoin isn’t mined with “spare processing power,” as the FAQ claims. It’s mined with electricity, that you pay for, for no reason at all. I’m not going to go into super detail because this post, written on a related topic, has a great explainer on how Bitcoin “mining” actually works (jump to “Why this is bad” in the post).
Also included in the FAQ, “nothing is installed” on the user’s computer if they choose to opt in to mining. This also isn’t true. It’s true in the sense that I don’t have to download and install a program in the traditional sense. But, if I opt in, Salon installs a script silently through the browser which begins to work in the background with no notice to the user.
Also this week (coincidentally), there was a malicious mining script placed on thousands of government websites. When a user loaded a page, the mining script went to work at the expense of the user’s computer. As cryptocurrencies continue to bubble, I think we’ll be seeing more and more of these “opportunities” at the expense of the user.
The problem with ads isn’t the fact that I’m seeing ads. The problem is that ad technology on the web is invasive, expansive, opaque, and a really terrible experience for most users. Ad software builds a profile of an individual to target more “relevant” ads based on your browsing history. If a company tracks you on a particular page, that page’s content is stored and called up next time you hit a page with that company’s software.
These algorithms are totally opaque - no one knows exactly how they work, which means you - the user - are a product, not the consumer. As a consumer, sure, I want to see relevant ads. But that data which is used to show me advertisements is also sold by clearinghouses to other companies for profit. I’m a transactional item, not a customer. The nature of advertising on the Internet has fundamentally changed.
Salon’s adoption and PR to convince people that this is a fair exchange is misleading and doesn’t do anything to address the fact that Salon-the-organization is getting money from companies with shady, at best, business practices. Selling readers while claiming they’re selling ad space takes advantage of illiteracy in how the Internet works. Masking this practice is underhanded and should be recognized.
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Written on February 13th, 2018 by Brian Bennett Categorized in: Technology
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Story: The intelligence and timidity of the jackal
The intelligence and timidity of the jackal
Title
The intelligence and timidity of the jackal
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Summary
The people laugh at the jackal because it is intelligent and timid.
Comments
1) This story is found in Book VIII-14
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
July 1878
Categories
Keywords
laughter (people laugh at the jackal and its doings) , jackal (its nature, habits and actions) , jackal (is timid) , jackal (is intelligent) , jackal (people laugh at)
Story Pages
7229v-7230v


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Singer Gilgun leaves a condolences post for Sulli and Hara, met with malicious commenters
by sl278Singer Gilgun left a warm condolences post for Sulli and Hara only to be met with malicious commenting.
The singer posted to her personal Instagram on November 25th with the caption: "Guys please be happy up there. What was so difficult? I'm sorry as your senior, your unni, and as someone who prays."
However, some malicious commenters took this opportunity to react to Gilgun's message. Although the malicious comments were deleted, Gilgun responded strongly, updating her post with an addition to her original caption stating:
"A person died. At such a young age. Isn't it obvious to feel like something was lost? You're asking if we had mutual acquaintances? They are juniors I saw since they debuted, using the same practice rooms. Today my heart is really having a hard time. For those of you who wrote in my DM's for writing as a Christian for them to be happy up there and cursing me and asking me how I could write that, I don't know where they are but it sure must be better than here. Is it so wrong to not know? This entire situation is unfortunate. I think Christians would be crying with me."
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