Cookbook/kdb+inetd
kdb+ under inetd/xinetd
Felix LUNGU<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Introduction
On *nix like operating system, inetd (or its successor xinetd) maintains a list of passive sockets for various services configured to run on that particular machine.
When a client attempts to connect to one of the service, inetd will start a program to handle the connexion based on the configuration files.
This way, inetd will run the server programs as they are needed by spawning multiple processes to service multiple network connexions.
Starting with 2.4 version of kdb+, a kdb+ database server can work under inetd to provide a private server for each connexion established on a designated port.
For Windows (NT/XP) you might be able to have kdb+ run under inetd using either Microsoft SFU (Services For Unix) or Cygwin.
Microsoft SFU:
Cygwin:
Configuration
To configure a kdb+ server to work under inetd or xinetd you have to decide over a name of the service and port on which this server should run and declare it in the /etc/services configuration file.
Note: this operations can be performed only by an administrative user (root).
/etc/services:
.... # Local services kdbtaq 2015/tcp # kdb server for the taq database ....
If you have multiple databases which should be served over inetd, add multiple entries in the /etc/services file and make sure you are using different ports for each service name.
Also, as a safety measure, I would recommend to create one applicative group (ex: kdb) and two applicative users on your system, one owning the kdb+ programs (ex: kdb) and the databases and another one (ex: kdbuser) having the rights to execute and read data from the database directories.
This can be achieved by assigning the two users to applicative group mentioned above and set the permissions on the programs to be readable and executable by the group and the database directories readable and executable (search) by the group: rwxr-x---.
Once this is configured, you'll need to configure inetd/xinetd to make it aware of the new service.
If you are running inetd, you'll need to add the service configuration into /etc/inetd.conf (please have a look into inedt.conf man page for more details).
/etc/inetd.conf:
.... kdbtaq stream tcp nowait kdbuser /home/kdb/q/l64/q q /home/kdb/taq -s 4 ....
For xinetd, you'll need to create a configuration file (kdbtaq for example) for the new service in /etc/xinetd.d directory (please have a look at xinetd.conf man page for more details).
/etc/xinet.d/kdbtaq:
# default: on service kdbtaq { flags = REUSE socket_type = stream wait = no user = kdbuser server = /home/kdb/q/l64/q server_args = /home/kdb/taq -s 4 }
After the configuration is finished, you will have to find your process id for you inetd/xinetd server and send it the SIGHUP signal to read the new configuration:
$ ps -e|grep inetd 3848 ? 00:00:00 xinetd $ kill -HUP 3848
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| Package | com.developmentarc.core.services.dispatchers |
| Class | public class HTTPRequestDispatcher |
| Inheritance | HTTPRequestDispatcher AbstractDispatcher flash.events.EventDispatcher |
Class defines a dispatcher that wraps an instance of the HTTPService class provided by flex. This class should be used for any HTTPService calls made in the serivce layer. The goal is to provide one HTTPService, that all requests can use to execute their required call.
NOTE: HTTPRequest is Flex specific and you will need the Flex 3.0+ SDK.
When using this dispatcher a HTTPRequest or an extension is necessary to provide the method and content type of the incoming request which will be leveraged by the HTTPService.
Events
A DispatcherEvent.RESULT is dispatched upon a successful response from the HTTPService. The dispatcher bundles the unique id of the request, the resulting data, and the original event.
Upon a failure of the HTTPService, a DispatcherEvent.FAULT is dispathced with the unique id and the original event.
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Instance of the HTTPService
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Constructor creates instance of HTTPService and listens to
ResultEvent.RESULT and FaultEvent.FAULT events on the service
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buildQueryString(parameters:Object):String
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Method task an object into a query string.
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Method cancels a given request based on the AsyncToken that is provided.
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Method takes the given request (IRequest) and parser (IParser) and updates the HTTPService with the unique data of the request. | HTTPRequestDispatcher |
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handleFault(event:FaultEvent):void
method handles FaultEvent.FAULT events that are dispatched from the HTTPService.
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handleResult(event:ResultEvent):void
Method handles ResultEvent.RESULT events that are dispatched from the HTTPService.
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protected var service:HTTPService
Instance of the HTTPService
| HTTPRequestDispatcher | () | constructor |
public function HTTPRequestDispatcher()
Constructor creates instance of HTTPService and listens to ResultEvent.RESULT and FaultEvent.FAULT events on the service
| buildQueryString | () | method |
public static function buildQueryString(parameters:Object):String
Method task an object into a query string. Format will be "?var1=value1&var2=value2".
Parametersparameters:Object — Object to be converted.
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public override function cancel(request:IRequest, key:*):void
Method cancels a given request based on the AsyncToken that is provided.
Parametersrequest:IRequest — IRequest Not used in this implementation
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key:* — Unique id of the request to cancel.
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public override function dispatch(request:IRequest, parser:IParser):*
Method takes the given request (IRequest) and parser (IParser) and updates the HTTPService with the unique data of the request. The parser is important because it defines the resultFormat of the data passed back from the service.
For Post requests, the requests parameters (request.params) is assigned to the request property of the service, otherwise for Get requests, the parameters are turned into a query string and appended to the end of the url.
The url will be made up of the request's uri and source properties and the querystring if a Get.
Parametersrequest:IRequest — IRequest for the desired request.
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parser:IParser — IParser associated with the provied request.
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* — AsyncToken provided when calling send on the HTTPService
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| handleFault | () | method |
protected function handleFault(event:FaultEvent):void
method handles FaultEvent.FAULT events that are dispatched from the HTTPService. The method will map the event token (AsyncToken) and the original event to a new DispatcherEvent with a type of FAULT and dispatch.
Parametersevent:FaultEvent — FaultEvent from a given request.
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| handleResult | () | method |
protected function handleResult(event:ResultEvent):void
Method handles ResultEvent.RESULT events that are dispatched from the HTTPService. The method will take the event token (AsyncToken), result data and the original event and bundle it inside of a DispatcherEvent with a type of RESULT and dispatch.
Parametersevent:ResultEvent — ResultEvent from a given request.
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| virtual string Ext.Net.KeyNav.Config.ComponentElement |
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Element name of target component (can be used if KeyNav belongs to a component)
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| virtual bool Ext.Net.KeyNav.Config.ComponentEvent |
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True to listen component event instead underlying element
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| virtual EventAction Ext.Net.KeyNav.Config.DefaultEventAction |
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The method to call on the Ext.EventObject after this KeyNav intercepts a key. Valid values are Ext.EventObject.stopEvent, Ext.EventObject.preventDefault and Ext.EventObject.stopPropagation.
◆ Del
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| virtual bool Ext.Net.KeyNav.Config.Disabled |
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True to disable this KeyNav instance (defaults to false)
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| virtual string Ext.Net.KeyNav.Config.EventName |
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The event to listen for to pick up key events. Defaults to: "keypress"
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| virtual bool Ext.Net.KeyNav.Config.ForceKeyDown |
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Handle the keydown event instead of keypress. KeyNav automatically does this for IE since IE does not propagate special keys on keypress, but setting this to true will force other browsers to also handle keydown instead of keypress. Defaults to: false
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| virtual bool Ext.Net.KeyNav.Config.IgnoreInputFields |
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Configure this as true if there are any input fields within the target, and this KeyNav should not process events from input fields, (<input>, <textarea> and elements withcontentEditable="true"). Defaults to: false
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| virtual ? int Ext.Net.KeyNav.Config.Priority |
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The priority to set on this KeyNav's listener. Listeners with a higher priority are fired before those with lower priority.
◆ ProcessEvent
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| virtual string Ext.Net.KeyNav.Config.ProcessEventScope |
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The scope (this context) in which the processEvent method is executed.
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| Category: algorithms | Component type: function |
template <class InputIterator, class OutputIterator> OutputIterator unique_copy(InputIterator first, InputIterator last, OutputIterator result); template <class InputIterator, class OutputIterator, class BinaryPredicate> OutputIterator unique_copy(InputIterator first, InputIterator last, OutputIterator result, BinaryPredicate binary_pred);
The reason there are two different versions of unique_copy is that there are two different definitions of what it means for a consecutive group of elements to be duplicates. In the first version, the test is simple equality: the elements in a range [f, l) are duplicates if, for every iterator i in the range, either i == f or else *i == *(i-1). In the second, the test is an arbitrary Binary Predicate binary_pred: the elements in [f, l) are duplicates if, for every iterator i in the range, either i == f or else binary_pred(*i, *(i-1)) is true. [1]
const int A[] = {2, 7, 7, 7, 1, 1, 8, 8, 8, 2, 8, 8}; unique_copy(A, A + sizeof(A) / sizeof(int), ostream_iterator<int>(cout, " ")); // The output is "2 7 1 8 2 8".
[1] Strictly speaking, the first version of unique_copy is redundant: you can achieve the same functionality by using an object of class equal_to as the Binary Predicate argument. The first version is provided strictly for the sake of convenience: testing for equality is an important special case.
[2] BinaryPredicate is not required to be an equivalence relation. You should be cautious, though, about using unique_copy with a Binary Predicate that is not an equivalence relation: you could easily get unexpected results.


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Kesha to Headline Free Concert for All Rock ’n’ Roll Las Vegas Racers
by Jordan Smith- Kesha will be the first female performer to headline the Rock ’n’ Roll Las Vegas race opening concert on November 16.
- All runners and their guests get free entry to the show with a wristband they must pick up from the expo.
- The first 500 runners to sign up for the 5K using code KESHA can score $40 entry—which includes free entry to the show.
This place’s about blow, oh-oh-oh: Kesha is going to be headlining this year’s Rock ’n’ Roll Las Vegas race opening concert on Saturday, November 16.
Kesha will be the first female artist to headline the event, which will start around 7 p.m.
The concert will be held at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds on Saturday night after the 5K. It was moved to Saturday night this year to allow everyone to enjoy the show either before or after running their race on the closed-down strip.
The longer races will take place on Sunday afternoon, with the 10K starting at 3:50 and the half and full marathons beginning at 4:30 p.m.
“Closing down the Las Vegas Strip for runners is a big deal, and we wanted to find a performer to match that level of excitement over race weekend—Kesha fits the bill perfectly and should give our participants a great ‘shake out’ after the 5K and before Sunday’s 10K, half marathon and marathon,” race director Stacey Campbell told Runner’s World. “Kesha’s music embodies the inclusive and energetic nature of the running community, and the new Saturday night concert will set the tone for an unforgettable experience for participants and the local community. We’re thrilled that she will be the first female headliner to grace the Humana Rock ’n’ Roll Las Vegas stage.”
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According to Kesha, singing for the runners will be a unique experience.
“Runners have an inherent energy and strength that reveals amazing self-empowerment, focus and determination to get through the toughest moments, which is something I can relate to,” Kesha said in a statement provided to Runner’s World. “It’s an honor to join the acclaimed performers that have headlined this event in previous years, and I can’t wait to bring my own wild, fun, and hopefully encouraging running-conducive energy for everyone to enjoy for the big race.”
Registered participants running any distance can attend for free—and can bring a guest—but both must stop by the expo beforehand to pick up a “Runner Perks” wristband first.
If you want to get in on the fun but haven’t trained for a marathon, you still have a chance to sign up for the 5K. In celebration of Kesha’s new single, “Raising Hell,” the race is offering the first 500 people who register with code “KESHA” a $40 entry into the 5K, which also includes tickets to Kesha’s concert.


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Working with Pages: {{pgpanel.msg}}
Pages are the basic building blocks of your site - think of them as documents - with text, pictures and/or clip art, and user navigation aids (menu items and links). The text is separated into page areas – you can think of page areas as paragraphs in your document. While there is a limit of 100 pages in total, there is no limit to the number of page areas any page may have.
Remember to Publish
Always remember that changes you save to your pages can be previewed by clicking the "open preview window" link in the upper right corner of your admin panel screen. When you link how it looks, remember to click the "publish" tab in your admin panel's left hand menu and click the button to confirm the publish. This will make your updates public
Accessing Your Pages
Select “Pages” from the Admin panel and a screen similar to the one shown above will be displayed. To modify an existing page, simply select “Edit” next to it. To delete a page, click the "delete" link next to it. To create a new page, scroll to the bottom of the page list and select “Create New Page.”
Main Page Properties
Once you have selected the page to modify or selected the “Create new Page” option, a page form will be displayed similar to the one shown below.
Title - Enter a title that will help you and your site visitors identify the page.Required User Authentication – Select “yes” if you wish to secure this page, i.e. require a user to be logged on to view it. Select “no” if you do not.
Additional Page Properties – Select “edit” if you would like to modify the additional page options. When you select “edit” on the initial page screen, you will see a display similar to the one shown below: Table of Contents - A table of contents is a listing of the titles of each of the page areas displayed at the top of the page. For a page with many page areas, this option can help navigation; however too many page areas can make the display confusing. Select “yes” to include a Table of Contents on this page. Select “no” to disable the Table of Contents.
Top of Page Links – Select “yes” if you would like to display a [Top of Page] link at the end of each page area (Table of Contents must also be “yes”). Select “no” to disable the Top of Page option.
Page Admin – If you would like to assign this page to another user for maintenance, select them from the drop-down menu. Only users who are marked as “Page Administrators” in their User record will be available for selection. See the Page Admin tag at left for more detail.
Set Group Authentication Limit – If you want to make this page available only to members of one or more of your defined User Groups, change the “Set User Group Authentication Limit?” from a “no” to a “yes”. You can then select any of the User Groups you have defined. As an example, if you wanted this page available only to members of the Board, and the “Board Members” group was defined in the “User Group Feature,” you would set the User Groups authentication option to a “yes” and select the “Board Members” group. For more information on setting up User Groups, see the User Groups guide.
When you are finished, click the "Save" button.
If you have created a new page, a new page area which holds the content (text and/or images) must also be created. To do that, select “Create New Page Area” and you will be able to add content to a fresh new page area. If you are modifying an existing page, select “Edit” next to the page area you want to change.
Below, you'll see the top section of the Page Area Editing screen.
Title - Enter a title for the page area that will be displayed just above the area. Optionally, you can leave it blank if you do not want a title to appear on the page. If you choose to include a title for the page area, enter it in the “title” area on the screen. If you want to format the title, use the formatting bar just above it. You may have to roll it down, using the small arrow on the left, to make it visible. The buttons are used the same way as the buttons in the text area editor.
Text - Enter the text you want displayed in this page area. It’s generally easiest to copy text from its original source using CTRL/C and paste it into the text area using the Paste button or CTRL/V.
A full guide to working with the toolbar is available in the "Formatting" tag at left.
The bottom section of the page area editing screen is an alternate method for inserting images into that section (the default method is using the formatting toolbar). For details on this method, click the Images tag at left.
Please Note: If you are copying from a word processor or external website, it's best to use the paste as plain text button (see the formatting guide at left). These external programs/sites can carry over hidden code that can cause layout issues on your page area. The default formatting created in the word processor will be lost, but the text itself will be copied. Once the text has been entered, you can format it by using the page area editor located just above the text area.
Text - Enter the text you want displayed in this page area. It’s generally easiest to copy text from its original source using CTRL/C and paste it into the text area using the Paste button or CTRL/V.
A full guide to working with the toolbar is available in the "Formatting" tag at left.
The bottom section of the page area editing screen is an alternate method for inserting images into that section (the default method is using the formatting toolbar). For details on this method, click the Images tag at left.
Please Note: If you are copying from a word processor or external website, it's best to use the paste as plain text button (see the formatting guide at left). These external programs/sites can carry over hidden code that can cause layout issues on your page area. The default formatting created in the word processor will be lost, but the text itself will be copied. Once the text has been entered, you can format it by using the page area editor located just above the text area.
Most pages will also have links to other pages or features on your site. The easiest way to provide the link is by adding a menu item (button) to the page. A menu item enables your site visitors to easily navigate between pages, features, or external links.
Help Text - Enter what you want your visitors to see as they hover their cursor over the button.
Function - There are three radio options:
1. “Go to a Page” - allows you to link this button to another page on your site. You simply select the page from the drop-down menu. See “Linking a Button to a Page” for more information.
2. “Go to a Feature” - allows you to link this button one of the features on your site (photo album, documents, electronic forms, etc.). You simply select the feature from the drop-down menu. A checkbox will appear titled "Go directly to a specific feature item". If you check it, a final drop down list will appear with every individual item available in that feature. Select one and your menu item will go directly there (instead of to the feature in general).
3. “Go to an External Link” - allows you to link this button to a page outside of your web site.
Once you are satisfied, select “Save”.
Creation
To create a new menu item (button), select “Create New Menu Item” and you will see a screen similar to the one shown below.
Label - Enter a short name for the button – remember that the text has to fit on your button.Help Text - Enter what you want your visitors to see as they hover their cursor over the button.
Function - There are three radio options:
1. “Go to a Page” - allows you to link this button to another page on your site. You simply select the page from the drop-down menu. See “Linking a Button to a Page” for more information.
2. “Go to a Feature” - allows you to link this button one of the features on your site (photo album, documents, electronic forms, etc.). You simply select the feature from the drop-down menu. A checkbox will appear titled "Go directly to a specific feature item". If you check it, a final drop down list will appear with every individual item available in that feature. Select one and your menu item will go directly there (instead of to the feature in general).
3. “Go to an External Link” - allows you to link this button to a page outside of your web site.
Once you are satisfied, select “Save”.
Please Note: This guide covers inserting images into areas of your site. To insert an image, you must first upload it to your site. Click here to access the section that covers that process.
Images – clip art and photos – add great visual appeal to web site, but at the expense of page load time. The larger the image, the slower the page will display in your visitor’s browser. Pictures from a scanner or digital camera are usually relatively large (from 300 kb to well over 1000 kb) and the goal is to reduce them to about 40 kb. Good image editing software will let you control two variables, the physical size of the image and the quality (the number of pixels in the image) of the image. Try reducing your picture’s size first. Most digital cameras take pictures that are 4000 pixels wide by 3000 pixels high- larger than even the biggest widescreen monitors available. Generally, images between 500 pixels wide and 800 pixels wide work perfectly well for display on the web.
As a reference, the max width of any image in this guide is 800 pixels.
Picture Location - Select left, right, above, or below to position the image in relation to the text.
Picture Dimensions - To “fine tune” the on-screen size, you can set the width and/or height values - in pixels - to force the picture to a specific screen size; set the values to 0 to use the picture’s actual size. Resizing the image here does not affect the speed of the page load – only the actual size of the image that you uploaded matters in that regard.
Once you have selected the image, select “Save and Return” to return to the Pages screen, or “Save” to save your changes and remain on the Page Area screen.
Image sizing considerations
We strongly recommend that you resize your images before uploading to your web site using any generally available image editing software (JASC Paint Shop, Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft PictureIt, etc.). If you don’t have an image editor, please see “Managing Your Web Images” for options.Images – clip art and photos – add great visual appeal to web site, but at the expense of page load time. The larger the image, the slower the page will display in your visitor’s browser. Pictures from a scanner or digital camera are usually relatively large (from 300 kb to well over 1000 kb) and the goal is to reduce them to about 40 kb. Good image editing software will let you control two variables, the physical size of the image and the quality (the number of pixels in the image) of the image. Try reducing your picture’s size first. Most digital cameras take pictures that are 4000 pixels wide by 3000 pixels high- larger than even the biggest widescreen monitors available. Generally, images between 500 pixels wide and 800 pixels wide work perfectly well for display on the web.
As a reference, the max width of any image in this guide is 800 pixels.
Inserting Images: Option 1
You can insert an image into a page area directly using the formatting toolbar that lies directly above the page area text entry field. Click the "insert image" button, shown below by a red arrow. Note the button at the right end of the bottom row- that is the button to toggle fullscreen view mode. It can be very handy when inserting images!
Clicking that will open a dialog box (if it's your first time using this option, you may have to tell your browser to allow pop ups).
The first step is to click the Browse Server button. That will open a 2nd pop up window
There are two options: Global will show you the list of images we have provided for you to use. They're just simple clip art and template images, but you might find use for some of them. Local will give you a list of images you've uploaded to your site (see the Images guide for steps on that process). Click either and you'll see this screen
Note that if you've created categories for your locally uploaded images, you'll see those category titles first- just select the category you want to browse.  A preview of your image will appear in the preview window. You can change the size, add a border, or change the horizontal and vertical spacing. The "align" drop down allows you to control how the text in a page area (if any) will flow around the image. When you're satisfied, click the Ok button and your picture will be inserted.
Inserting Images: Option 2
Save any text you have before going to the “Picture File” section – shown below. If you don’t, your text changes may not be saved. To do that, scroll down and select “Save.”
Picture File - Chose “Select a Picture from Visual List” or use the drop down menu to select an image and that has already been uploaded to your image folder.  Click here for details on uploading new pictures.Picture Location - Select left, right, above, or below to position the image in relation to the text.
Picture Dimensions - To “fine tune” the on-screen size, you can set the width and/or height values - in pixels - to force the picture to a specific screen size; set the values to 0 to use the picture’s actual size. Resizing the image here does not affect the speed of the page load – only the actual size of the image that you uploaded matters in that regard.
Once you have selected the image, select “Save and Return” to return to the Pages screen, or “Save” to save your changes and remain on the Page Area screen.
When working with any of the text related functions, please remember to highlight the text you want to modify before you select the editor button.
Paste as Plain Text – This button performs a paste of copied text (you can copy text by using CTRL/C) and attempts to strip out any formatting information from the copied text.
Find - This button offers an easy way to locate specific text in the area.
Replace - This button makes it easy to make text changes in the area, but only works in the current area.
Insert/Edit Image - This button is used to insert (or edit) additional graphics in the page area. The graphic file (.bmp, .jpg, .gif, or .png) must be previously uploaded. Selection of this button causes a window to open that displays the uploaded graphics. You will also see a properties screen that allows you to control the display size, the alignment (relative to any text), and border. To display the property dialog later, right click the image and select “Image Properties.” Click the Images tag at left to learn more about this button.
Insert Horizontal Line – This button is used to insert a horizontal line at your current cursor position. This is a good way to visually divide the page. You can adjust the size of the line by selecting the line and using the sizing [] handles. You can change the color of the line by selecting the line and using the “Text Color” button.
Insert Special Character – This button is used to insert a special character at your current cursor position. A dialog is displayed allowing you to select the special character.
Italic – This button is used to italicize any highlighted text.
Underline – This button is used to underline any highlighted text.
Insert/Remove Numbered List – This button is used to toggle any highlighted text into a numbered list or to delete the numbering format.
Insert/Remove Bulleted List – This button is used to toggle any highlighted text into a bullet pointed list or to delete the bullet point format.
Alignment - These four buttons control the alignment of the highlighted text. In sequence, they are: left, center, right, and block justification.
Text Color – This button is used to change the color of any highlighted text.
Text Background Color –This button is used to control the highlighted text’s background color.
Insert/Edit Link – This button creates a link: to a page on your site, to an external page, to a feature, to an anchor position in the text, or to an email address. To create a link, type the link text, highlight it, and then select the “link” button. If you do not select highlighted text, the link url itself will be displayed as the text.
Font - This selection is used to control the font face of the highlighted text. Use the drop down icon to see your options.
Size - This selection is used to control the size of the highlighted text.
Fullscreen - This button toggles the fullscreen editor view mode. Click once to enter fullscreen, click it again to go back. Remember to save your changes after working in fullscreen mode (it's easy to forget!).
Page Area Editor - Row 1
Source - Use the “Source” button to toggle between preview mode and source code mode. In source mode, you will see the html the editor generated and can change it directly. If you want to insert your own html, you must switch to “source” mode first.Paste as Plain Text – This button performs a paste of copied text (you can copy text by using CTRL/C) and attempts to strip out any formatting information from the copied text.
Find - This button offers an easy way to locate specific text in the area.
Replace - This button makes it easy to make text changes in the area, but only works in the current area.
Insert/Edit Image - This button is used to insert (or edit) additional graphics in the page area. The graphic file (.bmp, .jpg, .gif, or .png) must be previously uploaded. Selection of this button causes a window to open that displays the uploaded graphics. You will also see a properties screen that allows you to control the display size, the alignment (relative to any text), and border. To display the property dialog later, right click the image and select “Image Properties.” Click the Images tag at left to learn more about this button.
Insert Horizontal Line – This button is used to insert a horizontal line at your current cursor position. This is a good way to visually divide the page. You can adjust the size of the line by selecting the line and using the sizing [] handles. You can change the color of the line by selecting the line and using the “Text Color” button.
Insert Special Character – This button is used to insert a special character at your current cursor position. A dialog is displayed allowing you to select the special character.
Page Area Editor - Row 2
Bold – This button is used to bold any highlighted text.Italic – This button is used to italicize any highlighted text.
Underline – This button is used to underline any highlighted text.
Insert/Remove Numbered List – This button is used to toggle any highlighted text into a numbered list or to delete the numbering format.
Insert/Remove Bulleted List – This button is used to toggle any highlighted text into a bullet pointed list or to delete the bullet point format.
Alignment - These four buttons control the alignment of the highlighted text. In sequence, they are: left, center, right, and block justification.
Text Color – This button is used to change the color of any highlighted text.
Text Background Color –This button is used to control the highlighted text’s background color.
Insert/Edit Link – This button creates a link: to a page on your site, to an external page, to a feature, to an anchor position in the text, or to an email address. To create a link, type the link text, highlight it, and then select the “link” button. If you do not select highlighted text, the link url itself will be displayed as the text.
Page Area Editor - Row 3
Arrow - The small upward pointing arrow on the left is used to “roll up” the editor and make more screen real estate available. When it’s in the rolled-up position, the arrow will point downward.Font - This selection is used to control the font face of the highlighted text. Use the drop down icon to see your options.
Size - This selection is used to control the size of the highlighted text.
Fullscreen - This button toggles the fullscreen editor view mode. Click once to enter fullscreen, click it again to go back. Remember to save your changes after working in fullscreen mode (it's easy to forget!).
Remember to Publish!
Always remember that changes you save to your pages can be previewed by clicking the "open preview window" link in the upper right corner of your admin panel screen. When you like how it looks, remember to click the "publish" tab in your admin panel's left hand menu and click the button to confirm the publish. This will make your updates public
A page administrator has full administrative rights to their assigned pages. They can add, change or delete content; insert images, add menu items (buttons), etc. The primary difference between a regular site administrator and a page administrator is that they can only access the pages that have been assigned to them. Page Administrators access their pages by selecting the “Manage Page Content” link at the bottom of every page.
When a page administrator selects “Manage Page Content,” they will see a screen of all the pages to which they have access – similar to the one shown below.
We recommend that a Page Administrator navigate to their assigned page and select the link on that page. That makes using the “back” button easier for them.
It is your responsibility as the overall site administrator to ensure that Page Administrators understand how to add, change and delete content; add images and buttons; and the policies that you have adopted for appropriate content, naming conventions, new pages, etc.
Some Differences:
• A Page Administrator cannot delete a page, only edit it. If ”Create New Page” has been authorized in their user record, they will see the “Create New Page” link as in the example above.
• Since a Page Administrator cannot upload new images or documents, you will also have to establish policies and procedures for handling them. They can, however, select from images and documents that you have already uploaded.
• For a Page Administrator, the “Save and Return” button publishes the changes immediately.
It is your responsibility as the overall site administrator to ensure that Page Administrators understand how to add, change and delete content; add images and buttons; and the policies that you have adopted for appropriate content, naming conventions, new pages, etc.
Some Differences:
• A Page Administrator cannot delete a page, only edit it. If ”Create New Page” has been authorized in their user record, they will see the “Create New Page” link as in the example above.
• Since a Page Administrator cannot upload new images or documents, you will also have to establish policies and procedures for handling them. They can, however, select from images and documents that you have already uploaded.
• For a Page Administrator, the “Save and Return” button publishes the changes immediately.


There might come a time when you’ll be assigned to a project that is still using SVN. This happened to me a few weeks ago. Because of one reason or another, the project won’t be migrated to Git in the near future. I’ve been using Git for years now, and I love how easy it is to use. Branching, merging, and working even when you don’t have a connection are just some of the things I love about Git. That is why I still want to use it.
If you are in a similar situation, don’t despair! There is git-svn which you can use for this. Thanks to this source, I was able to set up my local running git-svn.
First thing you need to do is to clone your repository. In my case, the project I wanted to clone was too big that it would probably take me more than a few hours just to clone. If you are in a similar situation, one thing you can do is to just do a shallow clone.
First thing you need to know is how many revisions are there in your repository.
svn info http://your-svn-repo.com/svn/project-name/trunk
Once you get the latest revision number, you need to specify the start of the revision you want to clone from. For example, if your svn repo has 100000 revisions, and you want to just get the last 20000 revision then you need to pass 80000 in the git svn clone
command
git svn clone -r80000:HEAD http://your-svn-repo.com/svn/project-name/trunk project-name
This will only clone the project’s trunk beginning from revision 80000 up to the latest change. This is necessary especially if your svn repository has multiple branches. If you need to only work on certain branches then you should clone only those branches.
To do this, you need to update your .git/config
to look something like this
[svn-remote "svn"]
url = http://svn-repo.com/svn/projects/project
fetch = trunk:refs/remotes/git-svn
fetch = branches/branch-name:refs/remotes/branch-name
Once you have done this, you need to fetch the revisions from those branches. Again, if your repo is large, it’s better to just fetch from a certain revision up to the latest. You can do so through the -r
flag
git svn fetch -r 80000
If this doesn’t do anything, you need to run the fetch command again without the -r
flag.
git svn fetch
This might take a (very) long time depending on how many revisions you want to fetch.
To see whether you successfully fetched the branch:
git branch -a
You should be able to see the branch you specified in the git config
remotes/branch-name
You can checkout the branch by
git checkout -b branch-name-local remotes/branch-name
To know whether you are in the correct branch, run
git status
And you will see which branch you are currently in. You can now start editing files, and see whether that works.
You might also want to copy the ignored files over to your .gitignore
git svn show-ignore >> .gitignore
You can either commit this file or add it in .git/info/exclude
.
If you have changes to commit, you need to commit these locally first
git add file/you/changed
git commit -m "My first commit"
Before pushing these changes in production, make sure that you have the latest revisions
git svn rebase
Once you get the latest changes, you can then commit it in svn through a dcommit
git svn dcommit
And there you have it, a working git-svn.


| Vendor Name: | GODFREY ROOFING INC. |
|---|---|
| Reference Number: |<PHONE_NUMBER> |
| Contract Date: | 2016-07-05 |
| Description Of Work: | 422 Engineering Consultants - Construction |
| Contract Period: | 2016-07-05 to 2016-08-03 |
| Original Contract Value: | $9,938.35 |
| Contract Value: | $12,537.35 |
| Comments: | This contract includes one or more amendments. This contract was competitively sourced. Roofing and Water Proofing |


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Concept illustration for the Abdullah al Salem Cultural Center opening show, Kuwait.


Web API with Python, Flask, and MongoDB
by Arkan Jbali
ZooPilot is an online course, operated by Tsofen organization, in cooperation with IBM.
key feature of this course to learn NoSQL emphasis on MongoDB.
- CRUD operations to read and write documents within collections. Discover how to create and manage documents.
- How MongoDB can be queried, manipulated, and managed with Python.
Upgrade API interfaces by adding routes instead of using Postman.


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com.hazelcast.cluster.impl.operations
Interfaces
JoinOperation
Classes
AuthenticationFailureOperation
AuthorizationOperation
ConfigMismatchOperation
FinalizeJoinOperation
GroupMismatchOperation
HeartbeatOperation
JoinCheckOperation
JoinRequestOperation
MasterClaimOperation
MasterConfirmationOperation
MasterDiscoveryOperation
MemberAttributeChangedOperation
MemberInfoUpdateOperation
MemberRemoveOperation
MergeClustersOperation
PostJoinOperation
PrepareMergeOperation
SetMasterOperation
TriggerMemberListPublishOperation


abstract val redirectData: RedirectData?
Deprecated
use {@link #nextActionData} instead
Contains instructions for authenticating by redirecting your customer to another page or application.


The Short Message Service (SMS) is a protocol designed to transmit short alpha-numeric messages via a dedicated cellular provider's "service center." SMS is built into the GSM (Global System for Mobile communications) standard that has gained general acceptance within Europe; SMS will also most likely be integrated into whatever digital cellular network becomes the de-facto standard within the United States.
The Nokia 9000i Communicator is compliant with the transmission and reception of SMS protocol messages according to the GSM standard. With SMS, it is possible to create applications and services that request and retrieve short text messages (up to 160 characters) to any server or user on the GSM network. The ability to send and receive short messages can enable a wide variety of services. For example, short messages can be used to retrieve stock quotes, place horse-racing bets at a paramutual facility, or play chess with another member of the GSM network. The possible uses for the SMS protocol are almost limitless. A service need only be connected to the GSM network.
Geoworks' Mailbox library includes built-in transmission and receipt of SMS messages. The elements of the Mailbox library that are of concern to SMS application developers have been excerpted and included in this chapter.You will not need to understand the inner workings of the Mailbox library to write an SMS application or service.
Before reading this chapter, you should be familiar with cellular technologies, the SMS standard and elementary GEOS programming--in particular, the use of GEOS Virtual Memory (VM) files.
1 SMS Overview


vignettes/best-practices-api-packages.Rmd
best-practices-api-packages.Rmd
In most cases you’ll only need to import one thing from crul
: HttpClient
. Add crul to Imports
in your DESCRIPTION
file, and ad an entry like @importFrom crul HttpClient
somewhere in your package documentation, for example:
If you have more than one function that needs to make an HTTP request it’s probably useful to have a function for doing HTTP requests. The following is an example of a function.
xGET <- function(url, path, args = list(), ...) {
cli <- crul::HttpClient$new(url, opts = list(...))
res <- cli$get(path = path, query = args)
res$raise_for_status()
res$parse("UTF-8")
}
There’s some features to note in the above function:
url
: this really depends on your setup. In some cases the base URL doesn’t change, so you can remove the url
parameter and define the url in the crul::HttpClient$new()
call.path
: this likely will hold anything after the base pathargs
: named list of query arguments. the default of list()
means you can then use the function and not have to pass args
in cases where no query args are needed....
: it’s called an ellipsis. see example and discussion below.You can use the function like:
x <- xGET("https://httpbin.org", "get", args = list(foo = "bar"))
# parse the JSON to a list
jsonlite::fromJSON(x)
# more parsing
Because we used an ellipsis, anyone can pass in curl options like:
Curl options are important for digging into the details of HTTP requests, and go a long way towards users being able to sort out their own problems, and help you diagnose problems as well.
Alternatively, you can just do the HTTP request in your xGET
function and return the response object - and line by line, or with another function, parse results as needed.
webmockr is a package for stubbing and setting expectations on HTTP requests. It has support for working with two HTTP request packages: crul and httr.
There are a variety of use cases for webmockr
.
webmockr
allows you to give back exact responses just as you describe and even fail with certain HTTP conditions. Getting certain failures to happen with a remote server can sometimes be difficult.webmockr
in a test suite, although the next section covers vcr
which builds on top of webmockr
and is ideal for tests.vcr records and replays HTTP requests. It’s main use case is for caching HTTP requests in test suites in R packages. It has support for working with two HTTP request packages: crul and httr.
To use vcr
for testing the setup is pretty easy.
vcr
to Suggests in your DESCRIPTION filetests/testthat/
directory called helper-yourpackage.R
(or skip if as similar file already exists). In that file use the following lines to setup your path for storing cassettes (change path to whatever you want):vcr
, wrap the tests in a vcr::use_cassette()
call like:library(testthat)
test_that("my test", {
vcr::use_cassette("rl_citation", {
aa <- rl_citation()
expect_is(aa, "character")
expect_match(aa, "IUCN")
expect_match(aa, "www.iucnredlist.org")
})
})
That’s it! Just run your tests are you normally would and any HTTP requests done by crul
or httr
will be cached on the first test run then the cached responses used every time thereafter.


Below are two parallel lines with a third line intersecting them.
init({
range: [[-4, 3], [-3, 3]],
scale: 60
});
graph.pl = new ParallelLines(0, 0, 5.5, 2, ROTATION);
graph.pl.draw();
graph.pl.drawMarkers(ANCHOR);
graph.pl.drawTransverse(ANCHOR);
graph.pl.drawAngle(KNOWN_INDEX, true);
graph.pl.drawAngle(UNKNOWN_INDEX, "x", GREEN);
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Class OnErrorExceptionAdapter
A wrapper/adapter class for instances of System.Exception which are added to the expression context by an OnErrorAttributeDecorator. This exposes a standard API, which is part of the TAL spec.
Inheritance
System.Object
OnErrorExceptionAdapter
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ToString()
Namespace: ZptSharp.Tal
Assembly: ZptSharp.dll
Syntax
public class OnErrorExceptionAdapter
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceOnErrorExceptionAdapter(Exception)
Initializes a new instance of the OnErrorExceptionAdapter class.
Declaration
public OnErrorExceptionAdapter(Exception exception)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Exception | exception | The exception. |
Properties
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Gets the exception traceback (AKA stack trace).
Declaration
public string traceback { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String | The stack trace. |
type
Gets the exception type.
Declaration
public Type type { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Type | The exception type. |
value
Gets the exception object instance
Declaration
public Exception value { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Exception | The exception object. |


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Large stone memorial set on 3 base plinths.
Pedestal set on plinths, square at base but carved to octagon on top.
Tall column rising from pedestal with stone crucifix above. Pointed topped roof to crucifix.
Inscriptions on all 4 faces of pedestal.
East face.
Crest with a banner, a lion in a shield above the banner and a crown above the lion. At top of crest a bird holding a horseshoe.
South face.
Castle carved in a square emblem, surrounded by leaves and one key at the base.
Inscription above castle in emblem.
GIBRALTAR
Inscription below castle in emblem.
[____________]
4 lines of inscription at base of pedestal.
In loving memory of ALEXANDER MOULTRIE WALLACE [_______] [______] [__________________] [______________]
West face.
4 lines of inscription at upper part of pedestal.
I am the Resurrection & the life Whosoever [_____] & believeth in me shall never die.
2 lines on lower part.
Greater love hath no man than this that a man lay down his life for his friends
North face.
Emblem, probably military insignia. XIVII in a circle with crown above.
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Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, a digital asset designed to work as a medium of exchange that uses cryptography to control its creation and management, rather than relying on central authorities. It was invented and implemented by the presumed pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto, who integrated many existing ideas from the cypherpunk community. Over the course of bitcoin's history, it has undergone rapid growth to become a significant currency both on- and offline. From the mid 2010s, some businesses began accepting bitcoin in addition to traditional currencies.
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Tip: Email Gemini support and request access to Active Trader. This will allow you to purchase with a lower fee of .0035%.
Now that you have USD on your account, you can purchase BTC or other cryptocurrencies on the exchange. Select an order type and the amount you would like to purchase.
Order Types:
There are other types as well, but these two are a good place to start. With a market order, your order will be processed immediately. With a limit order, your order will be processed when/if the price hits the limit that you set.
This step is optional, but suggested! You can transfer your BTC balance over to a BlockFi Interest Account which yields 6% interest compounded monthly. That's free BTC or GUSD every month!
This is the most important step! Trading is not suggested for beginners. Overall, you are more likely to be succesful if you are willing to hold onto your BTC for at least 3-6 months. Also, remember to start with an amount you are willing to lose. You can always buy more over time as you gain confidence and knowledge of how BTC works.
A type of currency that uses cryptography instead of a central bank to provide security and verify transactions. Bitcoin is the first cryptocurrency.
Without a central authority or controlling party. Bitcoin is a decentralized network since no company, government, or individual is in control of it.
The use of cryptography to encode a message such that only the intended recipient(s) can decode it. Bitcoin uses encryption to protect wallets from unauthorized access.
A computer or group of computers that add new transactions to blocks and verify blocks created by other miners. Miners collect transaction fees and are rewarded with new bitcoins for their services.
A participant in the Bitcoin network. Nodes share a copy of the blockchain and relay new transactions to other nodes.
A private key is a string of letters and numbers that can be used to spend bitcoins associated with a specific Bitcoin address.
A public key is a string of letters and numbers that is derived from a private key. A public key allows one to receive bitcoins.
A collection of Bitcoin private keys used to spend bitcoins.


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Ziraat Bank in Brief
Benefiting from the unrivaled knowledge and experience that it has built up in the course of its corporate history, Ziraat Bank is focused on making an increasingly bigger contribution to Turkey’s sustainable development.
Ever since it was founded in 1863, Ziraat Bank has continued to maintain and strengthen its reputation as a strong bank that shapes the course of economic transformation.
Controlling a 12% share of the Turkish banking industry’s total assets in 2013, Ziraat Bank is one of the sector’s biggest players.
With a total of 1,636 service points, Ziraat Bank serves tens of millions of customers. In some four hundred small towns located all over the country, Ziraat Bank is the only local provider of financial products and services.
Ziraat Bank is also the Turkish bank with the most extensive international reach. With seven international subsidiaries, twenty-one international branches, four sub-branches, and one representative’s office, Ziraat Bank’s operations in sixteen countries make it the hub of a service network that enables it to support its customers in many parts of the world and to play a role as a bridgehead in Turkey’s ongoing integration with global markets.
With subsidiary companies engaged in insurance, private pensions, investment banking, portfolio management, leasing, and technology, Ziraat Bank is active in every aspect of the financial services industry and thus is able to provide its customers with fully-integrated and efficient service.
Benefiting from the unrivaled knowledge and experience that it has built up in the course of its corporate history, Ziraat Bank is focused on making an increasingly bigger contribution to Turkey’s sustainable development.
The soundness of Ziraat Bank’s sustainable growth model is demonstrated as much by its successful adaptation to the uninterrupted evolution of economic, political, and social conditions in the course of a century and a half as by its economic performance and the new horizons which it has opened for the Turkish banking industry.
Just as in the past so too in the future, Ziraat Bank remains committed to creating value and to pursuing additional growth and development as a strong, competitive, high-market-value, and world-integrated service provider.
Our Mission
To be a bank which understands its customers’ needs and expectations in the best way possible and which therefore provides them with appropriate solution and value choices through exactly the right channel, supplies an extensive array of products and services to every segment of society quickly and effectively through its extensive branch network and alternative delivery channels, achieves world-class sustainable profitability and efficiency while remaining fully committed to its sense of ethics and social responsibility, and values customer satisfaction more than anything else.
Our Vision
To be a universal, respected, high-market-value, leading bank which provides broad-based, reliable, consistent-quality service everywhere in Turkey and around the world, which serves as a bank for everyone and every segment of society, which regards customers and human resources as its most precious assets, which continuously distinguishes itself and creates value befitting its deep-rooted past, which is imitated by its competitors, and which promises to be “More Than A Bank” in whatever it does.


AND &expr = n1 and n2
Description Performs a bitwise AND of two numbers. Results Returns the bitwise AND of n1 and n2. Example ; perform a bitwise AND x = %1100 and %1001 ; x = %1000
Description
Performs a bitwise AND of two numbers.
Results
Returns the bitwise AND of n1 and n2.
Example
; perform a bitwise AND x = %1100 and %1001 ; x = %1000
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OmniSharp is a family of Open Source projects, each with one goal: To enable a great .NET experience in YOUR editor of choice
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PHP:
https://github.com/bartblaze/PHP-backdoors - PHP based backdoors, exploit scripts, etc
Multiple:
https://github.com/BlackArch/webshells - ASP, ASPX, CFM, JSP, PERL, and PHP shells
https://github.com/tennc/webshell - 138shell, dev, antSword, asp, aspx, caidao, drag, fuzzdb, jsp, jspx, net-friend, other, php, perl, py, and more
Introduction to Web Shells - Accunetix
.htaccess
https://github.com/wireghoul/htshells (quick primer)
http://www.justanotherhacker.com/2011/12/writing-a-stealth-web-shell.html
Web Shells Jsp
Webshell with 77 chars, named .aspx;.jpg to exploit upload forms, low AV ratio http://pastebin.com/88HccPWp
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This paper explores the use of context sensitivity both intra- and interprocedurally in a blended (static/dynamic) program analysis for identifying source of object churn in framework- intensive Web-based applications. Empirical experiments with an existing blended analysis algorithm [10] compare combinations of (i) use of a context-insensitive call graph with a context-sensitive calling context tree, and (ii) use (or not) of context-sensitive code pruning within methods. These experiments demonstrate achievable gains in scalability and performance in terms of several metrics designed for blended escape analysis, and report results in terms of object instances created, to allow more realistic conclusions from the data than were possible previously.


West Brom fans belt out resounding nine-word message at Hull City
These were the scenes at the final whistle as Albion kept their Championship promotion push rolling
by Joseph Chapman, https://www.facebook.com/josephchapmanBM/"We are the Albion, we're top of the league..."
That simple nine-word message was belted out at full pelt at Hull City as West Bromwich Albion preserved their place at the Championship summit.
Jake Livermore's 28th minute striker proved to be the winner against his former club at the KCOM Stadium.
The 1-0 victory keeps the Baggies top of the pile going into the latest international break with 33 points from 16 matches, two ahead of nearest challengers Preston North End.
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Make sure you keep yourself updated with our handy daily catch up...
Must reads...
- 'Typical Hull' - The Bilic message that kept Albion top - READ
- Bilic confronts a fan and other things you missed - READ
- Player ratings as Livermore & the leaders haunt Hull - READ
- Albion suffer double blow ahead of Sheffield Wednesday - READ
For all your latest WBA news, opinion, analysis and transfer gossip, click here
You can follow our West Brom reporter Joseph Chapman on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Slaven Bilic's league-leaders have a two-week wait for their next match, when they take on Sheffield Wednesday at The Hawthorns on Saturday, November 23.
But the buzz around the club will sustain them during the break with the Baggies faithful boinging their way back to the Black Country with a spring in their step.
They were certainly in fine voice up at Hull, with euphoric scenes as they added another three points to their promoton-chasing tally.
Watch the video at the top of this piece for a glimpse of the blue and white army basking in the glory of topping the table.


Research interests
Computational plasma physics; Machine learning
I am currently working on using machine learning to reconstruct magnetic/kinetic equilibrium in tokamaks. In the past, I worked on particle simulation of tokamak turbulence, the interaction of energetic particles and
MHD modes in tokamak plasmas. I developed a toroidal MHD eigenvalue code calculating the frequency and mode structure of Alfven eigenmodes in general tokamak geometry.
I also worked on the physics of noniductive current drive in tokamak plasmas. I studied the influence of electron-electron collision model on the rf current drive efficiency. I developed a Fokker-Planck code to simulate the lower-hybrid current drive physics using fully relativistic collision operator.
Research notes
Publications
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Effects of resonant magnetic perturbations on neutral beam heating in a tokamak,
Youjun Hu, et al., Phys. Plasmas 28, 122502 (2021)
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Fully Kinetic Simulation of Ion-Temperature-Gradient Instabilities in Tokamaks,
Youjun Hu, Matthew T. Miecnikowski, Yang Chen and Scott E. Parker, Plasma 1, 10 (2018)
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Simulation of fast-ion-driven Alfven eigenmodes on EAST tokamak,
Youjun Hu, Y. Todo,Youbin Pei, Guoqiang Li, Jinping Qian, et al., Phys. Plasmas 23, 022505 (2016)
Erratum_2016-3-11.PDF
- Numerical study of Alfven eigenmodes on EAST tokamak,
Youjun Hu, Guoqiang Li, N. N. Gorelenkov, Huishan Cai, et al., Phys. Plasmas 21, 052510 (2014)
Erratum_2014-8-22.PDF
- Electron shielding current in neutral beam current drive in general tokamak equilibria and arbitrary collisionality regime,
Youjun Hu, Yemin Hu, and Y.R. Lin-Liu, Phys. Plasmas 19, 034505 (2012)
- Relativistic collision operators for modeling noninductive current drive by waves,
Youjun Hu, Yemin Hu, and Y.R. Lin-Liu, Phys. Plasmas 18, 022504 (2011).
Erratum_2012-7-19
- Drift kink instability in the current sheet with a kappa-distribution,
Youjun Hu, Weihong Yang, Yinhua Chen, et al. Phys. Plasmas 15, 082114 (2008).
- Lower-Hybrid Drift Instability in Modified Harris Current Sheet,
Hu Youjun, Yang Weihong, Chen Yinhua et al., Plasma Sci. Technol. 10, 416 (2008).
- Resonant absorption via mode conversion in magnetized inhomogeneous plasma,
Hu Youjun, Yang Weihong, Chen Yinhua, Zhang Yu, Chinese Journal of Computational Physics (in Chinese) Vol. 24, No. 3, 330-336 (2007)
Some Visualizations
The following figures visualize magnetic field lines on tokamak magnetic surfaces with different values of safety factor q.


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Previous drugs taken -- Pot/grass -- amphetamines -- acid/LSD -- ecstacy -- heroin -- cocaine -- crack cocaine -- various Bezodiazapines Mephedrone -- BK(MDMA) and other RCs similar like MDPV. All injected at one time except Pot/grass, LSD and ecstacy
T+0min -- I prepared the 5 MEO-DALT (5-10mg) for injection wish a little amount of Naphyrone (5mg) too as previously I’d tried them both orally in a capsual and enjoyed it lots.
T+3min -- Injection site found and inserted, injection went smoothly in right forearm.
T+4 -- 5min -- IMMIDIEATLY I lost control. I knew I was tripping, but it was soooo intense I couldnt think straight enough to tell myself it was a drug which would wear off in time like I’ve done on acid and mushrooms.
T+5 -- 30min approx -- I wandered around my room, knowing I should do something but not what. I tried to turn the music off, which was soothing at the start of the album (mogwai -- come on die young) but by the time certain songs came on it had to go off, but I couldnt barely touch the keypad, let alone figure out how to turn it off so I eventually found the mute and used that. Also during this time I was battling myself-- I KNEW it was a drug but it hit me so quickly and intensely and hard and overwhelmingly it was so tough to get my brain to accept it. I had imaginings of waking my parents and telling them gibberish and being taken to hospital or worse.
T+35min -- I was totally back to baseline. No after effects at all except a HEALTHY respect for this. This was not in the slightest enjoyable and I sincerely believe if it had lasted longer (the trip) then I wouldnt be in my own bed tonight and I would have woke my parents.
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ComplexProtein
R2_R3_AMIDE_MONOMERS
- Static variable in class org.helm.editor.protein.edit.
ComplexProtein
realize(Graph2D, Object, int)
- Method in interface org.helm.editor.componentPanel.sequenceviewpanel.
GraphElementConstructor
realize(Graph2D, Object, int)
- Method in class org.helm.editor.componentPanel.sequenceviewpanel.
ViewElementsConstructor
REALIZE_CHEM_EDGE
- Static variable in interface org.helm.editor.componentPanel.sequenceviewpanel.
GraphElementConstructor
REALIZE_NEIBOURS
- Static variable in interface org.helm.editor.componentPanel.sequenceviewpanel.
GraphElementConstructor
refreshContent()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.componentPanel.
LoadPanelInputDialog
refreshContent(String)
- Method in class org.helm.editor.manager.
MonomerManager
refreshContent()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.manager.
NucleotideManager
refreshContent(String)
- Method in class org.helm.editor.manager.
NucleotideManager
refreshData()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.renderer.
HELMGraphTableCellRenderer
refreshLayout()
- Method in interface org.helm.editor.componentPanel.sequenceviewpanel.
SequenceViewLayout
refreshLayout()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.componentPanel.sequenceviewpanel.
SequenceViewLayoutImpl
refreshResults(List<OligonucleotideFragmentTableModel.Fragment>)
- Method in class org.helm.editor.manager.
OligonucleotideFragmentDialog
refreshSequenceView()
- Method in interface org.helm.editor.componentPanel.sequenceviewpanel.
SequenceViewController
refreshSequenceView()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.componentPanel.sequenceviewpanel.
SequenceViewControllerImpl
registerListener(DataListener)
- Method in class org.helm.editor.controller.
ModelController
registerTemplateList(String, TemplatesModel)
- Method in class org.helm.editor.data.
DataRegistry
registerType(String, List<String>)
- Method in class org.helm.editor.data.
DataRegistry
registerViewActions()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.editor.
GUIBase
registerViewListeners()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.editor.
GUIBase
Instantiates and registers the listeners for the view.
registerViewModes()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.editor.
GUIBase
Adds the view modes to the view.
RegularEdgesCreator
- Class in
org.helm.editor.utility.notationcompositor
RegularEdgesCreator()
- Constructor for class org.helm.editor.utility.notationcompositor.
RegularEdgesCreator
remove()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.data.
AbstractBfsIterator
remove()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.data.
AbstractConnectedComponentIterator
remove()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.mapping.
MappedNodeIterator
removeChain(int)
- Method in class org.helm.editor.protein.edit.
PeptideConnectionTableModel
removeChain(int)
- Method in class org.helm.editor.protein.edit.
SequenceAnnotationTableModel
removeLabel(Node)
- Method in class org.helm.editor.data.
Annotator
removeLastPhosphate(Node)
- Static method in class org.helm.editor.utility.
SequenceGraphTools
remove the 3' phosphate monomer (if there is one) in a nucleotide sequence
removeListener(DataListener)
- Method in class org.helm.editor.controller.
ModelController
removeStartingNode(Node)
- Method in class org.helm.editor.data.
GraphManager
remove a node from the starting node list if it exits
renderView()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.editor.
EditorViewImpl
renderView()
- Method in interface org.helm.editor.editor.
EditorViewModel
renderView()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.editor.
EditorViewModelImpl
replace()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.manager.
MonomerReplacementManager
replaceMonomer(Graph2D, GraphManager, Node, Node)
- Static method in class org.helm.editor.utility.
DragAndDropSupport
ReplaceMonomerAction
- Class in
org.helm.editor.action
ReplaceMonomerAction(MacromoleculeEditor, String)
- Constructor for class org.helm.editor.action.
ReplaceMonomerAction
replaceView(Graph2DView)
- Method in interface org.helm.editor.componentPanel.sequenceviewpanel.
SequenceViewLayout
replaceView(Graph2DView)
- Method in class org.helm.editor.componentPanel.sequenceviewpanel.
SequenceViewLayoutImpl
replaceWholeGraph(String, String, String)
- Method in class org.helm.editor.manager.
MonomerReplacementManager
reset()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.componentPanel.componentviewpanel.
ComponentTableView
reset()
- Method in interface org.helm.editor.componentPanel.sequenceviewpanel.
SequenceViewLayout
reset()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.componentPanel.sequenceviewpanel.
SequenceViewLayoutImpl
reset()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.data.
Annotator
reset()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.data.
GraphManager
reset()
- Method in class org.helm.editor.editor.
GUIBase
resizeCursor
- Static variable in class org.helm.editor.utility.
JTableRowResizer
RIGHT_ALIGNMENT
- Static variable in interface org.helm.editor.componentPanel.sequenceviewpanel.
SequenceViewLayout
RIGHT_LINE_MODE
- Static variable in class org.helm.editor.protein.view.
PeptideSequenceViewer
RIGHT_PHOSPHATE_LABEL_POSTION
- Static variable in class org.helm.editor.componentPanel.sequenceviewpanel.
LabelConstructor
RNAPolymer
- Class in
org.helm.editor.data
Extracted from PFRED by Simon Xi; Used by RNATableCellRenderer; Input data could be single strand nucleotide sequence, simple RNA notation or complex notation
RNAPolymer()
- Constructor for class org.helm.editor.data.
RNAPolymer
RNAPolymer(String)
- Constructor for class org.helm.editor.data.
RNAPolymer
RNATableCellRenderer
- Class in
org.helm.editor.renderer
Extracted from PFRED by Simon Xi; Useful for display of RNA polymers only, can only render RNAPolymer
RNATableCellRenderer()
- Constructor for class org.helm.editor.renderer.
RNATableCellRenderer
rotate180(Node, Node, LayoutGraph)
- Method in class org.helm.editor.layout.primitives.
AbstractLayoutPrimitives
rotate the sequence starting with the starting startingNode 180 degree
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--- layout: post title: Analytics Plugin for Confluence 1.2 released date: 2010-06-24 12:39:35.000000000 +01:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - analytics - web tags: - analytics - atlassian - confluence - google analytics - plugin - web analytics - wiki meta: _topsy_cache_timestamp: '1299668638' _syntaxhighlighter_encoded: '1' _topsy_long_url: /2010/06/24/analytics-plugin-for-confluence-12-released/ topsy_short_url: http://bit.ly/aXQ8Di _edit_last: '1' tmac_last_id: '618797392674959361' author: David Simpson excerpt_separator: ---
Last week I released Analytics Plugin for Confluence 1.2 on the Atlassian Plugin Exchange.
It's been 6 months since the initial release which was only tested on Confluence 3.0. This time I've added a new dashboard section, full support for Confluence 3.1 & 3.2 and a pile of macro parameters as requested by Guy Fraser. The release notes are here. Confluence 3.3 is just around the corner, so I'll add an update for that when it comes out.
The Confluence community has shown a great deal of support and encouragement since the plugin was originally released. For example, Atlassian blogged about it before I got a chance to. So thanks to all for your support.
The plugin was name checked by Sherif Mansour - Atlassian's Product Manager for Confluence in the Confluence State of the Union presentation at Atlassian Summit 2010 at the start of the month. Watch it all, but concentrate especially around 5:10!
This week Google approved the plugin for their Google Analytics Application Gallery — take a look here. The Apps Gallery has only been going for about a month so I'm really excited about being a part of it. The slight name change and new logo were done to fit in with the Application Gallery Policy.
The next release should support Confluence 3.3 and also complete tracking of all pages in a space — not just those with a URL starting /display/spaceKey/ — based on this hack :
// Add a page-level custom variable to record the space-key
if (typeof jQuery('meta[name=confluence-space-key]').attr("content") == 'string')
{
pageTracker._setCustomVar(
1, // This custom var is set to slot #1 of 5
// The name acts as a kind of category for the user activity
'confluence-space-key',
// This value of the custom variable
jQuery('meta[name=confluence-space-key]').attr("content"),
3 // Sets the scope to page-level
);
}
— If you want to use this hack now, try out this custom Google Analytics report which will allow you to take advantage of it now.
I'd also like to add full space specific tracking for attachments too.
And finally, this is what the new version looks like:


Chapter 9: Dielectrics Clear materials such as water, glass, and diamonds are dielectrics. When a light ray hits them, it splits into a reflected ray and a refracted (transmitted) ray. We’ll handle that by randomly choosing between reflection or refraction and only generating one scattered ray per interaction. The hardest part to debug is the refracted ray. I usually first just have all the light refract if there is a refraction ray at all. For this project, I tried to put two glass balls in our scene, and I got this (I have not told you how to do this right or wrong yet, but soon!): Is that right?  But no, it isn’t right. The world should be flipped upside down and no weird black stuff. I just printed out the ray straight through the middle of the image and it was clearly wrong. That often does the job. The refraction is described by Snell’s law: n sin(theta) = n’ sin(theta’) Where n and n’ are the refractive indices (typically air = 1, glass = 1.3-1.7, diamond = 2.4) and the geometry is: One troublesome practical issue is that when the ray is in the material with the higher refractive index, there is no real solution to Snell’s law and thus there is no refraction possible. Here all the light is reflected, and because in practice that is usually inside solid objects, it is called “total internal reflection”. This is why sometimes the water-air boundary acts as a perfect mirror when you are submerged. The code for refraction is thus a bit more complicated than for reflection: And the dielectric material that always refracts when possible is: Attenuation is always 1-- the glass surface absorbs nothing. The attenuation = vec3(1.0, 1.0, 0.0) above will also kill the blue channel which is the type of color bug that can be hard to find-- it will give a color shift only. Try it the way it is and then change it to attenuation = vec3(1.0, 1.0, 1.0) to see the difference. If we try that out with these parameters: We get: (The reader Becker has pointed out that when there is a reflection ray the function returns false so there are no reflections. He is right and that is why there are none in the image above. I am leaving this in rather than correcting this because it is a very interesting example of a major bug that still leaves a reasonably plausible image. These sleeper bugs are the hardest bugs to find because we humans are not designed to find fault with what we see.) Now real glass has reflectivity that varies with angle-- look at a window at a steep angle and it becomes a mirror. There is a big ugly equation for that, but almost everybody uses a simple and surprisingly simple polynomial approximation by Christophe Schlick: This yields our full glass material: (note: the first appearance of “scattered =” above is not needed and in fast is always over-written later. Doesn’t affect result but is a performance bug). An interesting and easy trick with dielectric spheres is to note that if you use a negative radius, the geometry is unaffected but the surface normal points inward, so it can be used as a bubble to make a hollow glass sphere: This gives: