EDMA3 Driver Instance Configuration Structure. More...
#include <edma3.h>
Data Fields | |
| EDMA3_RM_RegionId | regionId |
| uint32_t | isMaster |
| EDMA3_DRV_InstanceInitConfig | drvInstInitConfig |
| void * | drvSemHandle |
| EDMA3_RM_GblErrCallbackParams | gblerrCbParams |
| EDMA3_CCRL_ShadowRegs * | shadowRegs |
| EDMA3_DRV_Object * | pDrvObjectHandle |
| EDMA3_RM_Handle | resMgrInstance |
| EDMA3_DRV_mapXbarEvtToChan | mapXbarToChan |
| EDMA3_DRV_xbarConfigScr | configScrMapXbarToEvt |
| EDMA3_DRV_GblXbarToChanConfigParams | drvXbarToEvtMapConfig |
EDMA3 Driver Instance Configuration Structure.
Used to maintain information of the EDMA3 Driver Instances. One such storage exists for each instance of the EDMA3 Driver. There could be as many Driver Instances as there are shadow regions. Multiple EDMA3 Driver instances on the same shadow region are NOT allowed.
| EDMA3_RM_RegionId EDMA3_DRV_Instance::regionId |
Region Identification
| uint32_t EDMA3_DRV_Instance::isMaster |
Whether EDMA3 driver instance is Master or not. Only the master instance shadow region will receive the EDMA3 interrupts, if enabled.
EDMA3 Driver Instance (Shadow Region) specific init configuration. If NULL, static values will be taken
EDMA3 Driver Instance specific semaphore handle
| EDMA3_RM_GblErrCallbackParams EDMA3_DRV_Instance::gblerrCbParams |
Instance wide Global Error callback parameters
| EDMA3_CCRL_ShadowRegs* EDMA3_DRV_Instance::shadowRegs |
Pointer to appropriate Shadow Register region of CC Registers
Pointer to the EDMA3 Driver Object, for HW specific / Global Information.
| EDMA3_RM_Handle EDMA3_DRV_Instance::resMgrInstance |
Pointer to the Resource Manager Instance opened by the EDMA3 Driver
Pointer to the user defined function for mapping cross bar events to channel.
Pointer to the user defined function for configuring the cross bar events to appropriate channel in the Control Config TPCC Event Config registers.
Pointer to the configuration data structure for mapping cross bar events to channel.


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"Projective spaces over a finite field, otherwise known
as Galois geometries, find wide application in coding theory, algebraic
geometry, design theory, graph theory, and group theory as well as
being beautiful objects of study in their own right." The line diagrams at left are related to the two-color patterns at right as follows.
The three line diagrams above result from the three partitions, into pairs of 2-element sets, of the 4-element set from which the entries of the bottom colored figure are drawn. Taken as a set, these three line diagrams describe the structure of the bottom colored figure. After coordinatizing the figure in a suitable manner, we find that these three line diagrams are invariant under the group of 16 binary translations acting on the colored figure. A more remarkable invariance— that of symmetry — Steven H. Cullinane |
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| Postscript
From a 2002
review by Stacy G. Langton of
Sherman Stein's book on mathematics, How the Other
Half Thinks:
"The title of Stein's book
(perhaps chosen by the publisher?) seems to refer to the popular left
brain/right brain dichotomy. As Stein writes (p. ix): 'I hope this book
will help bridge that notorious gap that separates the two cultures:
the humanities and the sciences, or should I say the right brain
(intuitive, holistic) and the left brain (analytical, numerical). As
the chapters will illustrate, mathematics is not restricted to the
analytical and numerical; intuition plays a significant role.' Stein
does well to avoid identifying mathematics with the activity of just
one side of the brain. He would have done better, however, not to have
endorsed the left brain/right brain ideology. While it does indeed
appear to be the case that the two sides of our brain act in rather
different ways, the idea that the right brain is 'intuitive, holistic,'
while the left brain is 'analytical, numerical,' is a vast
oversimplification, and goes far beyond the actual evidence."
Despite the evidence, it is
tempting to view the above pictures as illustrating, on the left, the
line-diagram side, a cold, analytical approach to
diamond theory, and, on the right, the colored-pattern side, a
warm, intuitive approach to the same
Of course, these sides are
reversed when the information on this page reaches the brain,
so that the diagrams on the left side of the page go to the right side
of the brain, and the patterns on the right side of the page go to the
left side of the brain. This page layout may or may not help
the reader integrate the analytical and the intuitive natures of the
pictures. More likely to be helpful in such an integration,
playing the role of a corpus callosum, is the
combination of line diagrams and colored pattern in the central
illustration, "Invariant."
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Page created July 16, 2004.
* Update of September 10, 2011:
The two-element Galois field
GF(2) is of course the simplest such field.
The three-element Galois field GF(3) also leads to some structures that
are easily visualized (see below), but that lack, since they involve an
odd prime,
some of the intriguing combinatorial properties of structures based on
GF(2).


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Class: GitHub::Actions::Annotation Private
Overview
This class is part of a private API. This class may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this class if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.
Helper class for formatting annotations on GitHub Actions.
Constant Summary collapse
- ANNOTATION_TYPES =
This constant is part of a private API. This constant may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this constant if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.
[:notice, :warning, :error].freeze
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#initialize(type, message, file:, title: nil, line: nil, end_line: nil, column: nil, end_column: nil) ⇒ void
constructor
private
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#relevant? ⇒ Boolean
private
An annotation is only relevant if the corresponding
file
is relative to theGITHUB_WORKSPACE
directory or if nofile
is specified. -
#to_s ⇒ String
private
Constructor Details
#initialize(type, message, file:, title: nil, line: nil, end_line: nil, column: nil, end_column: nil) ⇒ void
This method is part of a private API. This method may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.
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# File 'utils/github/actions.rb', line 63 def initialize(type, , file:, title: nil, line: nil, end_line: nil, column: nil, end_column: nil) raise ArgumentError, "Unsupported type: #{type.inspect}" if ANNOTATION_TYPES.exclude?(type) @type = type @message = Tty.strip_ansi() @file = self.class.path_relative_to_workspace(file) @title = Tty.strip_ansi(title) if title @line = Integer(line) if line @end_line = Integer(end_line) if end_line @column = Integer(column) if column @end_column = Integer(end_column) if end_column end |
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# File 'utils/github/actions.rb', line 43 def self.path_relative_to_workspace(path) workspace = Pathname(ENV.fetch("GITHUB_WORKSPACE", Dir.pwd)).realpath path = Pathname(path) return path unless path.exist? path.realpath.relative_path_from(workspace) end |
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#relevant? ⇒ Boolean
This method is part of a private API. This method may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.
An annotation is only relevant if the corresponding file
is relative to
the GITHUB_WORKSPACE
directory or if no file
is specified.
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SEARCHERS, THE (director: John Ford; screenwriters:Alan Le May (novel) /Frank S. Nugent: cinematographer: Winton Hoch; cast: John Wayne (Ethan Edwards), Vera Miles (Laurie Jorgensen ), Jeffrey Hunter (Martin Pawley), Ward Bond (Reverend/Captain Samuel Johnson Clayton ), Natalie Wood (Debbie Edwards (older)), Henry Brandon (Chief Scar), Hank Worden (Mose Harper), Walter Coy (Aaron Edwards), Dorothy Jordan (Martha Edwards), Harry Carey Jr, (Brad Jorgensen), Ken Curtis (Charlie McCorry), Olive Carey (Mrs. Jorgensen), John Qualen (Lars Jorgensen), Pippa Scott (Lucy Edwards), Lana Wood (Young Debbie), Robert Lyden (Ben Edwards), Peter Mamakos (Jerem Futterman), Beulah Archuletta (Look, Indian bride of Martin), Antonio Moreno (Emilio Figueroa), 1956)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
John Ford's epic Western about America and its racial past, is the quintessential American film about what it once meant to be American, more than any other film that I could think of, and that includes Citizen Kane. It is Ford's best, one that is much more than the Western it appears to be; it is a film that is eventually about self-discovery, seen symbolically through the eyes of one man, John Wayne. The Searchers tells of the perilous and obsessive 5-year quest to find 10-year-old Debbie, the niece of Ethan Edwards (John Wayne), who was abducted by a raiding Comanche party, under Chief Scar (Brandon).
The embittered Ethan arrives home to Texas in 1868 after serving the Confederacy and riding on his own for the last 3 years, probably robbing banks, as he shows up with bags of newly minted coin, which he does not explain how he got, riding to the isolated ranch of his brother Aaron (Coy) and his wife Martha (Jordan), and their children, Ben (Lyden), Lucy (Pippa), and Debbie (Lana), and the part-Cherokee (one-eighth) son they adopted, Martin Pawley (Jeffrey Hunter), whose parents were slaughtered by Comanches and was found by Ethan.
Ethan treats Martin with utter disdain, saying he could take him for a half-breed, and refuses to have him call him uncle. Soon after Ethan's return, a raiding party under Chief Scar kills Aaron, Martha, and Ben; while a posse, Wayne and Martin among them, was out looking for what they thought were rustlers. The Indians abduct the two girls, keeping Debbie but killing her older sister.
Wayne searches for her with Martin and Brad (Harry), the boyfriend of Lucy, but when Lucy is found dead by Ethan, Brad in a craze rushes off to charge the Indians and is killed. Ethan pushes on relentlessly following their trail, aiming to kill Debbie and her captor, Chief Scar, for violating her- declaring that once a white girl is captured by Comanches, she is no longer white. Martin goes along so that he can prevent Ethan from doing something vengeful.
 There is not one single actor in the world who could have played this part better than Wayne. His odyssey, as he strikes the pose of a loner, a self-assured rugged individualist, filled with racial hatred and love for his kin, takes place in the beautifully photographed vistas of Monument Valley, where cinematographer Winton Hoch caught the mythic landscapes of the West, with its red earth and mesas, and all its splendor and ominous passages and isolation.
Ford threw the whole panoply of Western gear into The Search, from the slapstick antics of Mose Harper (Worden), playing the Shakesperian fool, leading Wayne to the trail of Debbie twice, only asking in return to be taken home to sit by a fireplace in a rockin' chair, to the garrulous Texas Ranger Captain / Reverend Clayton (Ward Bond), who comically switches roles from gunfighter to man of peace without batting an eyelash.
The two main questions John Wayne faces are: What to do with Debbie? And, from the words in the Stan Jones ballad sung in the opening credits, that asks, "What makes a man wander and turn his back on home?" The second question becomes, will Wayne ever come home? In the opening scene, he is only there briefly and does not feel very comfortable in that short stay, even when idolized by the children. In the last scene, when he finds redemption, not killing Debbie after he rescues her and raises her up in his arms, reminded in that split-second of how he held her as a child, thereby changing his mind and bringing the 14-year-old home to his closest neighbors, the Jorgensen's, to stay for good. But he never crosses the doorway to his home; his home is in the past, just as Chief Scar's is. It is a past that goes no further than the wars fought and the hatred ingrained in them. He will not go to California and will not advance civilization, he represents the past that must be put asunder before others can move on and turn the desert into farm land and ranches.
For Martin, the quest will end in domesticity, as he will marry Laurie (Vera Miles), the daughter of the Jorgensen's. Wayne will be like the dead Comanche he shot the two eyes out of, so he can travel the spirit land forever, never finding a proper resting place.
Ethan does not belong to either the white settlers or the Indians. That he hates Indians so much, yet speaks their language and feels comfortable with their ways, more so than he does with white society, makes it difficult to figure why he has so much hatred for them.
His disdain for society and home life is evident in the brooding figure he presented himself as, when he first came home. Aaron is not as pleased to see him as is his wife, who it is implied loves Ethan and might have been involved with him romantically before marrying Aaron. Ethan's generosity to the children is shown by the gifts he gives them, a saber for Ben and his war medal to Debbie, so that she can have something to wear around her neck just like the gold pendant he gave to Lucy when she was younger.
The John Wayne character is a complex one, having many paradoxes, such as all his loves and hates for people. His story is visceral poetry, a tragedy that turns ridiculous, as Ford wanted it to be, and it has unexpected psychological twists to it that can be read into the story by one's own relationship with America. It is hard not to substitute his hatred for Indians into a hatred for blacks, and it is easy to see how Wayne's soul could be construed as America's soul.
Make no mistake about it, this is not an ordinary or very good Western, this is undoubtedly a masterpiece of American cinema, one that many of the early 1950s film critics couldn't see. It is not that it is a particularly profound movie, but it is one that caught the emotions and the metaphors of a rich country with a paradoxical past and an intangible future. Over-the-years, the status of this film has grown immeasurably, to the point that its anti-hero hero is now a fixture on the cinematic scene, along with the recognition that Ford has created a work that searches deeply into a man's interior and into the country's consciousness. If there was a more perceptive Western made, one that captured the visions of America better, I have not seen such a film. If there is such a film out there, I will take the liberty of using Wayne's favorite retort in the film: "That'll be the day."
REVIEWED ON 8/9/99 GRADE: A+
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Framed in the 1940s for the double murder of his wife and her lover, upstanding banker Andy Dufresne begins a new life at the Shawshank prison, where he puts his accounting skills to work for an amoral warden. During his long stretch in prison, Dufresne comes to be admired by the other inmates -- including an older prisoner named Red -- for his integrity and unquenchable sense of hope.
Read MoreSpanning the years 1945 to 1955, a chronicle of the fictional Italian-American Corleone crime family. When organized crime family patriarch, Vito Corleone barely survives an attempt on his life, his youngest son, Michael steps in to take care of the would-be killers, launching a campaign of bloody revenge.
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Class LaybuyOrderStatus
Provides a set of known order 'statuses' as returned when using the GetOrder(OrderRequest) with a merchant reference.
Inherited Members
Namespace: Yort.Laybuy.InStore
Assembly: Yort.Laybuy.InStore.dll
Syntax
public static class LaybuyOrderStatus
Fields
| Improve this Doc View SourceCancelled
The customer or merchant cancelled the order. This should be treated as a failure case, and a new order placed if payment via Laybuy is still required.
Declaration
public const string Cancelled = "CANCELLED"
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Completed
The order has been fully processed and payment approved. This is the ultimate success status for a Laybuy order.
Declaration
public const string Completed = "COMPLETED"
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Declined
The order was declined by Laybuy or the payment processor (i.e exceeded credit limit, insufficient funds, expired card etc). This should be treated as a failure case, and a new order placed (with any account/card issue corrected first) if payment via Laybuy is still required.
Declaration
public const string Declined = "DECLINED"
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Error
Some kind of error occurred, additional information about the error should be included in the response. This should be treated as a failure case, and a new order placed (with any corrected input if required) if payment via Laybuy is still required.
Declaration
public const string Error = "ERROR"
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Expired
The order expired before being completed. Typically orders expire ten minutes after the link is sent to the customer. This should be treated as a failure case, and a new order placed if payment via Laybuy is still required.
Declaration
public const string Expired = "EXPIRED"
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Processing
Layby has received order approval from the customer and is processing the payment, no work is required from the merchant/integration except to keep polling. This status should be treating as a 'pending' and the status rechecked in another 5-10 seconds until a non-pending status occurs.
Declaration
public const string Processing = "PROCESSING"
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Waiting
Layby is awaiting order approval from the customer. This can take some time, especially if the customer has to sign up to Laybuy first etc. This status should be treating as a 'pending' and the status rechecked in another 5-10 seconds until a non-pending status occurs.
Declaration
public const string Waiting = "WAITING"
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceIsApproved(String)
Determines whether the specified status indicates an approved/completed payment/order.
Declaration
public static bool IsApproved(string status)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | status | The status to check. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
|
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceIsFailed(String)
Determines whether the specified status indicates a final, non-pending state, that has not resulted in successful payment/an order being created.
Declaration
public static bool IsFailed(string status)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | status | The status to check. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
|
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceIsPendingStatus(String)
Determines whether if status
indicating a pending status and status polling should continue at the next interval.
Declaration
public static bool IsPendingStatus(string status)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | status | The status to check. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
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By default, Storyteller tracks all changes to the files and directories under the topmost open directory, called the Storyteller project directory. Sometimes, there are changes that one doesn't care to track. For example, the binaries that get generated from a compiler or a long log file.
A file that is placed in the Storyteller project directory with the name st-ignore.json
will be
used to tell Storyteller which files and directories to ignore. It can specify files with a particular extension, files with a
particular name, and directories with a particular path to ignore.
st-ignore.json
files are similar in spirit to git's .gitignore
files.
However, the syntax is different than git's syntax. In particular, no wildcards are allowed. st-ignore.json
files are ordinary JSON files with the following format:
{
"ignoredFileExtensions": [".obj", ".o"],
"ignoredFiles": ["server.log", "sales.db"],
"ignoredDirectories": ["/bin", "/tests/docs", "/.git"]
}
Tip: Include all three of these properties in the object even if you are not using them.
Make sure to include an empty JSON array []
for any property that you are not using.
The property ignoredFileExtensions
specifies an array of file extensions that will be ignored.
The dots in the strings are required. All changes to files with any one of these extensions will be ignored by
Storyteller. This is ideal for files that get generated by a tool like an object file or a bytecode file.
The property ignoredFiles
specifies an array of file names that will be ignored. No part of
path leading up to the file name should be included. All changes to files with any one of these names
anywhere in the project directory will be ignored by Storyteller.
Tip: The file st-ignore.json
is always ignored
so there is no need to include it.
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be ignored. All changes to files and subdirectories with any one of these paths will be ignored by
Storyteller. The entries must be relative paths from the Storyteller project directory. The
strings in the array must start with a leading /
.
For example, if the Storyteller project that is being tracked is at the full path
/users/markm/my-code
on a machine then the rule specified, "/bin"
, says to
ignore all changes to the directory called bin
inside the open Storyteller directory.
In other words, ignore all changes that happen in /users/markm/my-code/bin
and its
subdirectories.
Tip: The hidden directory .storyteller
is always ignored.


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State of Arizona House of Representatives Fifty-second Legislature Second Regular Session 2016
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CHAPTER 102
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HOUSE BILL 2363 |
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AN ACT
amending sections 44-7501 and 44-7601, Arizona Revised Statutes; relating to security of personal information.
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Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Arizona:
Section 1. Section 44-7501, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended to read:
44-7501. Notification of breach of security system; enforcement; civil penalty; preemption; exceptions; definitions
A. When a person that conducts business in this state and that owns or licenses unencrypted computerized data that includes personal information becomes aware of an incident of unauthorized acquisition and access to unencrypted or unredacted computerized data that includes an individual's personal information, the person shall conduct a reasonable investigation to promptly determine if there has been a breach of the security system. If the investigation results in a determination that there has been a breach in the security system, the person shall notify the individuals affected. The notice shall be made in the most expedient manner possible and without unreasonable delay subject to the needs of law enforcement as provided in subsection C of this section and any measures necessary to determine the nature and scope of the breach, to identify the individuals affected or to restore the reasonable integrity of the data system.
B. A person that maintains unencrypted computerized data that includes personal information that the person does not own shall notify and cooperate with the owner or the licensee of the information of any breach of the security of the system following discovery of the breach without unreasonable delay. Cooperation shall include sharing information relevant to the breach of the security of the system with the owner or licensee. The person that owns or licenses the computerized data shall provide notice to the individual pursuant to this section. The person that maintained the data under an agreement with the owner or licensee is not required to provide notice to the individual pursuant to this section unless the agreement stipulates otherwise.
C. The notification required by subsection A of this section may be delayed if a law enforcement agency advises the person that the notification will impede a criminal investigation. The person shall make the notification after the law enforcement agency determines that it will not compromise the investigation.
D. The disclosure required by subsection A of this section shall be provided by one of the following methods:
1. Written notice.
2. Electronic notice if the person's primary method of communication with the individual is by electronic means or is consistent with the provisions regarding electronic records and signatures set forth in the electronic signatures in global and national commerce act (P.L. 106‑229; 114 Stat. 464; 15 United States Code section 7001).
3. Telephonic notice.
4. Substitute notice if the person demonstrates that the cost of providing notice pursuant to paragraph 1, 2 or 3 of this subsection would exceed fifty thousand dollars or that the affected class of subject individuals to be notified exceeds one hundred thousand persons, or the person does not have sufficient contact information. Substitute notice shall consist of all of the following:
(a) Electronic mail notice if the person has electronic mail addresses for the individuals subject to the notice.
(b) Conspicuous posting of the notice on the web site of the person if the person maintains one.
(c) Notification to major statewide media.
E. A person who maintains the person's own notification procedures as part of an information security policy for the treatment of personal information and who is otherwise consistent with the requirements of this section shall be deemed to be in compliance with the notification requirements of this section if the person notifies subject individuals in accordance with the person's policies if a breach of the security system occurs.
F. A person that complies with the notification requirements or security breach procedures pursuant to the rules, regulations, procedures, guidance or guidelines established by the person's primary or functional federal regulator is deemed to be in compliance with this section.
G. A person is not required to disclose a breach of the security of the system if the person or a law enforcement agency, after a reasonable investigation, determines that a breach of the security of the system has not occurred or is not reasonably likely to occur.
H. This section may only be enforced by the attorney general. The attorney general may bring an action to obtain actual damages for a wilful and knowing violation of this section and a civil penalty not to exceed ten thousand dollars per breach of the security of the system or series of breaches of a similar nature that are discovered in a single investigation.
I. The state legislature determines that security system breach notification is a matter of statewide concern. The power to regulate security breach notification is preempted by this state and this section shall supersede and preempt all municipal and county laws, charters, ordinances and rules relating to issues regulated by this chapter.
J. This section does not apply to either of the following:
1. A person subject to title V of the Gramm‑Leach‑Bliley act of 1999 (P.L. 106-102; 113 Stat. 1338; 15 United States Code sections 6801 through 6809).
2. Covered entities and business associates as defined under regulations implementing the health insurance portability and accountability act, 45 Code of Federal Regulations section 160.103 (1996) (2003).
K. The department of public safety, a county sheriff's department, a municipal police department, a prosecution agency and a court shall create and maintain an information security policy that includes notification procedures for a breach of the security system of the department of public safety, the county sheriff's department, the municipal police department, the prosecuting agency or the court.
L. For the purposes of this section:
1. "Breach", "breach of the security of the system", "breach of the security system" or "security breach" means an unauthorized acquisition of and access to unencrypted or unredacted computerized data that materially compromises the security or confidentiality of personal information maintained by a person as part of a database of personal information regarding multiple individuals and that causes or is reasonably likely to cause substantial economic loss to an individual. Good faith acquisition of personal information by an employee or agent of the person for the purposes of the person is not a breach of the security system if the personal information is not used for a purpose unrelated to the person or subject to further wilful unauthorized disclosure.
2. "Court" means the supreme court, court of appeals, superior court, courts inferior to the superior court and justice courts.
3. "Encrypted" means use of an algorithmic process to transform data into a form in which the data is rendered unreadable or unusable without use of a confidential process or key.
4. "Individual" means a person that is a resident of this state as determined by a principal mailing address in this state as reflected in the records of the person conducting business in this state at the time of the breach.
5. "Person" means a natural person, corporation, business trust, estate, trust, partnership, association, joint venture, government, governmental subdivision or agency or any other legal or commercial entity. Person does not include the department of public safety, a county sheriff's department, a municipal police department, a prosecution agency or a court.
6. "Personal information":
(a) Means an individual's first name or first initial and last name in combination with any one or more of the following data elements, when the data element is not encrypted, redacted or secured by any other method rendering the element unreadable or unusable:
(i) The individual's social security number.
(ii) The individual's number on a driver license issued pursuant to section 28‑3166 or number on a nonoperating identification license issued pursuant to section 28‑3165.
(iii) The individual's financial account number or credit or debit card number in combination with any required security code, access code or password that would permit access to the individual's financial account.
(b) Does not include publicly available information that is lawfully made available to the general public from federal, state or local government records or widely distributed media.
7. "Prosecution agency" means the attorney general, any county attorney or any municipal prosecutor.
8. "Redact" means alter or truncate data such that no more than the last four digits of a social security number, driver license number, nonoperating identification license number, financial account number or credit or debit card number is accessible as part of the personal information.
Sec. 2. Section 44-7601, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended to read:
44-7601. Discarding and disposing of records containing personal identifying information; civil penalty; enforcement; definition
A. An entity shall not knowingly discard or dispose of records or documents without redacting the information or destroying the records or documents if the records or documents contain an individual's first and last name or first initial and last name in combination with a corresponding complete:
1. Social security number.
2. Credit card, charge card or debit card number.
3. Retirement account number.
4. Savings, checking or securities entitlement account number.
5. Driver license number or nonoperating identification license number.
B. This section may be enforced by either of the following:
1. A county attorney in the county in which the records or documents were wrongfully discarded or disposed. If a violation occurs by the same entity in multiple counties, a county attorney in a county in which records or documents were not properly improperly discarded or disposed of, after filing a notice of intent to enforce this section, may send a copy of the notice to the county attorney in each county in which records or documents were not properly discarded or disposed of and may request that the actions be consolidated.
2. The attorney general.
C. A civil penalty shall be imposed for each violation of subsection A of this section arising out of one incident. The civil penalty shall not exceed:
1. Five hundred dollars for a first violation.
2. One thousand dollars for a second violation.
3. Five thousand dollars for a third or subsequent violation.
D. An entity that maintains and complies with the entity's own procedures for the discarding or disposing of records or documents containing the information listed in subsection A of this section that is consistent with the requirements of this section shall be deemed to be in compliance with this section.
E. This section does not apply to any of the following:
1. An entity subject to title V of the Gramm‑Leach‑Bliley act of 1999 (P.L. 106-102; 113 Stat. 1338; 15 United States Code sections 6801 through 6809).
2. Covered entities and business associates as defined under regulations implementing the health insurance portability and accountability act, 45 Code of Federal Regulations section 160.103 (1996) (2003).
3. An entity subject to the federal fair credit reporting act, (15 United States Code section 1681x).
F. This section only applies to paper records and paper documents.
G. For the purposes of this section, "entity" includes a corporation, foreign corporation, not for profit corporation, profit and not for profit unincorporated association, nonprofit corporation, sole proprietorship, close corporation, corporation sole or limited liability company, a professional corporation, association or limited liability company, a business trust, estate, partnership, registered limited liability partnership, trust or joint venture, a government, governmental subdivision or agency or any other legal or commercial entity.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR APRIL 5, 2016.
FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE APRIL 6, 2016.


Source code for FloatingTools.Apps.App
"""
Base App class for FloatingTools Apps that interact with Dashboard by piggy backing on the networking provided by
FloatingTools.
"""
# FT imports
import FloatingTools
# flask imports
from flask import render_template_string, request, redirect
FloatingTools.Dashboard.setDashboardVariable('app_plugins', [])
[docs]class App(object):
"""
Apps are written to interact directly with FloatingTools through the Dashboard web interface.
You must register your app by instantiating an instance of it. This instance is the object Dashboard will handle. The
name of your app will be shown in the app list in Dashboard.
.. code-block:: python
:linenos:
import FloatingTools
class MyApp(FloatingTools.App):
pass
MyApp('MyApp')
UIs must be built in the App.BuildUI function via redefine. Doing this in the __init__ will not work unless the UI is
static.
.. code-block:: python
:linenos:
import FloatingTools
class MyApp(FloatingTools.App):
def buildUI(self):
ui code here...
"""
# class variables
APPS = {}
# templates
HOME_PAGE_TEMPLATE = '''
@FloatingTools.Dashboard.SERVER.route('/%(name)s')
def %(name)s_home():
return render_template_string(FloatingTools.App.APPS['%(name)s'].page().render(), **FloatingTools.Dashboard.dashboardEnv())
'''
FUNCTION_PAGE_TEMPLATE = '''
@FloatingTools.Dashboard.SERVER.route('/%(name)s/%(function)s')
def %(name)s%(function)s():
result = FloatingTools.App.APPS['%(name)s'].%(function)s()
if not result:
return render_template_string(FloatingTools.App.APPS['%(name)s'].page().render(), **FloatingTools.Dashboard.dashboardEnv())
else:
return render_template_string(result, **FloatingTools.Dashboard.dashboardEnv())
'''
def __init__(self, name):
"""
:param name: str for the name of your application
"""
# instance variables
self._page = FloatingTools.Dashboard.Page(name)
self._name = name
# build ui
self.buildUI()
# register the app
added = FloatingTools.Dashboard.dashboardEnv()['app_plugins']
added.append(self)
FloatingTools.Dashboard.setDashboardVariable('app_plugins', added)
# register page with the Dashboard server.
exec self.HOME_PAGE_TEMPLATE % locals()
# register app
self.APPS[name] = self
[docs] def refresh(self):
"""
Refreshing the page will remove the previous Page element and redraw the ui on a fresh page as to eliminate UI
repeating.
"""
self._page = FloatingTools.Dashboard.Page(self.name())
self.buildUI()
[docs] def redirect(self, path):
"""
redirect to a different page
:param path:
"""
return redirect(path)
[docs] def passVariables(self, **kwargs):
"""
In order to pass variables to a function that gets called through a URL, you must use this function.
.. code-block:: python
:linenos:
import FloatingTools
class MyApp(FloatingTools.App):
def buildUI(self):
FloatingTools.Link('print the "var" variable', '/url/printFunction' + self.passVariables(var='foo'))
def printFunction(self):
print self.arguments()['var']
:param **kwargs: dict
"""
args = ['%s=%s' % (var, kwargs[var]) for var in kwargs]
if not args:
return ''
return '?' + '&'.join(args)
[docs] def arguments(self):
"""
Arguments passed from the website
"""
try:
value = {}
for dic in [request.args, request.form]:
for val in dic:
value[val] = dic[val]
return value
except RuntimeError:
return {}
[docs] def name(self):
"""
Get the name of the app
"""
return self._name
[docs] def page(self):
"""
Get the page object that represents the Dashboard.Page associated with the application.
"""
return self._page
[docs] def buildUI(self):
"""
Must subclass in order to build the web front end.
"""
raise NotImplementedError()
[docs] def registerFunction(self, function):
"""
Register a function as a url
:param function:
"""
try:
exec self.FUNCTION_PAGE_TEMPLATE % {'name': self._name, 'function': function.__name__}
except AssertionError:
pass
[docs] def connectToFunction(self, function, **kwargs):
"""
This will create a function with pre-baked arguments in the url. Very useful for passing variables.
.. code-block:: python
:linenos:
import FloatingTools
class MyApp(FloatingTools.App):
def buildUI(self):
FloatingTools.Link('print the "var" variable', self.connectToFunction(self.printFunction, var='foo'))
def printFunction(self):
print self.arguments()['var']
:param function:
:param kwargs:
"""
self.registerFunction(function)
return '/%s/%s%s' % (self.name(), function.__name__, self.passVariables(**kwargs))
[docs] def connectToElement(self, element, function, flag='onclick', **kwargs):
"""
Connect an element through a passed flag to a callable.
:param element: FloatingTools.Dashboard.Element
:param function: callable
:param flag: str this should be a type of signal like 'onclick'
"""
if not isinstance(element, FloatingTools.Dashboard.Element):
raise TypeError('Must be an instance of FloatingTools.Dashboard.Element!')
element.setAttributes({flag: "location.href='%s/%s%s'" % (
self._name, function.__name__, self.passVariables(**kwargs))}
)
self.registerFunction(function)
return element


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block content %}
| Job ID | Job Description | Job Created Time | Last Completed Job Stage | Job Running Status | Action | {% for job in all_jobs %}
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| {{ job.job_id }} | {{ job.job_desc }} | {{ job.job_created_time }} | {{ job.job_last_status }} | {{ job.job_run_status }} | View Details {% if not job.job_run_status == 'Running' and not job.job_last_status == 'job_completed' %} Start Job {% endif %} {% if job.job_run_status == 'Running' %} Stop Job {% endif %} View Logs |


What is so special about light? How is it that light is not really a particle, not really a wave, but is, instead, some kind of dual quantity? Some strange "particle-wave."
Well, nothing is special about light. Every particle in the world is a "particle-wave."
For light the relationship between a particle and the wave is explained by fact that the energy of the light-particle is directly related to the frequency of the light-wave.
For particles with a mass, you need a more general relationship. To relate energy and wave. This equation shows the wavelength of a particle, was proposed by Louis de Broglie:
This means that the wavelength is inversely related to its momentum. We call this the de Broglie wavelength.
For a massless particle like the photon we have that
The important thing to understand here is that the more massive the object, the smaller the wavelength.
If you send a beam of electron through a small single slit, you will get a diffraction pattern that closely resembles what you get when you shine a laser through a small hole.
These dark and bright fringes are the same kind of interference that we use to prove that light was a wave!
1. Electrons
The electron is a particle with mass, energy and momentum. There is a wave associated with the electron. We have no name for it, so we call it the "wavefunction of the electrons". The amplitude squared of that wave tells us the probability of finding the electrons in a region of space.
The relation between the wave and the particle is the de Broglie relation which tell us that the wavelength of the wave
with h being Planck's constant.
2. Photons
The photon is a particle with no mass but it still has energy and momentum related by
The relation between the wave and the particle is either de Broglie relation which tell us that the wavelength of the wave
with h being Planck's constant. Or we can also use Einstein's relation
These two are equivalent because we know that the E&M wave travels at the speed of light so we know that
M: So, back to the wavelength of you. If you weigh 60 kg and are moving at 1 m/s, your wavelength


1. Assuming you are in the correct directory, you will be uploading the image that you built to docker hub. First run the command docker build --tag <
2. Once the command finishes, open Docker hub in your browser and login. You will create a repository like in GitHub.
3. Switch back to powershell and run the command docker push "Docker Username"/repository:tag. This will push the docker repository to your Docker Hub, like in GitHub. Reopen the browser and you should now see an image on your Docker Hub.
4. Back in powershell, run docker login azure. This will prompt a screen for you to login into Azure.
5. After you login, run docker context create aci myaci. It will ask you to select a subscription and resource group. Use the arrow keys and enter to confirm your selections.
6. docker context use myaci will switch over to the context you created. Now run docker run --domainname myapp -dp 80:80 <
7. Log into your Azure dashboard and you should see your container under "All resources". Click on it and copy the ip address there. In a new tab, paste that ip address and you should see your web page that you created.


QUIZ: Test your Shropshire knowledge - November 23 23 Nov 2019, 05:45 by David Verman How's your Shropshire knowledge? Find out with our quiz. Montgomery Waters Meadow


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Randomizing exams with 'LaTeX'. If you can compile your main document with 'LaTeX', the program should be able to compile the randomized versions without much extra effort when creating the document.
| Version: | 1.2.3 |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.12.13), assertthat, stringr, jsonlite, stats, utils |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | optparse, knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-02-13 |
| Author: | Alejandro Gonzalez Recuenco |
| Maintainer: | Alejandro Gonzalez Recuenco <alejandrogonzalezrecuenco at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/alexrecuenco/TexExamRandomizer/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/alexrecuenco/TexExamRandomizer |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| SystemRequirements: | C++11, A modern compiler (>=gcc-4.9), And latexmk is necessary to compile all output documents with the functions provided by this package |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | TexExamRandomizer results |
| Reference manual: | TexExamRandomizer.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Basic use of Exam Randomizer Randomizer options Grading Exams |
| Package source: | TexExamRandomizer_1.2.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: TexExamRandomizer_1.2.3.zip, r-release: TexExamRandomizer_1.2.3.zip, r-oldrel: TexExamRandomizer_1.2.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: TexExamRandomizer_1.2.3.tgz, r-oldrel: TexExamRandomizer_1.2.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | TexExamRandomizer archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=TexExamRandomizer to link to this page.


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These select an optional sampling or quantization for the Filter A or B Mod 1 input. Sampling causes the modulation value to change only at certain points in time, when either sweep starts a new cycle, rather than continuously. Quantizing causes the value to change in discrete steps by rounding the value to the nearest multiple of the quantization interval. The "soft semitones" is a special kind of partial quantization that puts "flat spots" into the modulation curve at each semitone, so that it is easier to make a lever or pedal stop on an exact scale pitch. These are primarily useful when the {_resonance} is cranked all the way up, so the filter becomes an oscillator.
This is are contained in the first {Filter_mod1_cluster Filter mod cluster} within the {Filter_section}.
This is contained in the CUTOFF section of the right panel, under the following parameter number:
| {sw-set-split.png height=48} {sw-41.png height=48} |
These appear in the display as Filter Mod1 Steps.
These are accessed via the following {_NRPN NRPNs}:
| A | 1,61 | |
| B | 2,61 |
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| 0 | none | (default) | |
| 1 | soft semitones | ||
| 2 | semitones | ||
| 3 | whole tones | ||
| 4 | minor thirds | ||
| 5 | major thirds | ||
| 6 | fourths | ||
| 7 | tritones | ||
| 8 | fifths | ||
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| 10 | sweep B |


About me
I am a Computer Science engineer from Lanzarote, Canary Islands. I have studied my computer degree at University of Málaga from 2014 to 2018.
I consider myself a very compromised person and hungry for learning new things. My career started some years ago with an internship opportunity which shown me the benefits of DevOps practices and since that momment I've been digging into it.
Some of my hobbies are going hiking and traveling, I like to visit new countries and meeting foreign cultures. I have to say that, I really like tasting new beers and exotic dishes.


Class property_object
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Base class for graph object with properties like 'color', 'font', etc.
Many object have a standard set of properties that describe the
object. Text objects, for example, have a color, font, and style.
These attirbutes often have default values and perhaps only a range
of acceptable values. Every class derived from this one must have
the variable "_attributes" defined at the class level. The keys of
this dictionary are the names of the class attributes. The value
for each key is a list with three entries. The first is the default
value for the attribute, the second is a list of acceptable values
and the third is a short text description of the attribute. FOr
example:
class text_object(property_class):
_attributes = { 'color': ['black',['black','red','blue'],
"The color of the text" ],
'style': ['normal',['normal','bold'],
"The style of the text" ],}
Currently only the first entry is used. The second is rather limited
in functionality, but might be useful for automatically generating
dialog boxes.
Graphite has a more flexible property system, but it is somewhat
complex. Zope also has a nice property structure. If we run into
major limitations with this 15 line implementation, we might look
here for inspiration (or adoption...).
There is no type safety enforced here which could cause so problems
for unsuspecting users. Maybe the optional typing of future Python
versions will mitigate this.
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The first argument type is the name of the panel (can be top, left, main, right, preview, bottom).
The panel is hidden with animation that takes approximately 2 seconds. If you want to hide the panel without animation set the second
argument immediate to true.
Below is an example how to hide a panel that was previously shown:


This is to inform all bootcampers that they are not expected to be @ andela office on tuesday as the office will not be open for business. We all are going offsite! Cheers!
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Hello guys, I just got an invitation to the fellowship program. I thought I should let you guys know.
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Database Programmer Intern
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Worked on VBA Programming, Microsoft SQL server, ETL operations, SSIS development, Database administration.
Developed Stored Procedures and Triggers in SQL on Insertion, Update and Deletion from tables.
Developed MS Access userforms for easier update of the tables and performed thorough validation of user data with an emphasis on easy-to-understand UI and amazing UX.
Created Macros in Excel and updated Excel sheets using ADODB and ODBC connections from various tables to create Reports.
Developed SSIS applications and created Data Transformation Services Executable (DTSX) files for easy automation of updates and written Batch (.bat) scripts for automating their execution


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Tri-State Transportation Campaign Projects
LIRR and MNR Report
This report visualizes and discusses regional commute habits, the role of commuter rail in the Tri-State area, and performance data available from the MTA.
CTPP Data Charts
This interactive chart will be part of a dashboard that provides quick access to transportation mode share, demographics, and income data for commuters traveling into Manhattan's Central Business District (CBD). The dashboard will offer easy access to important data and facts in the congestion pricing debate. The interactive chart, for example, refutes claims that the congestion charge would be a regressive tax by showing that workers who drive have a significantly higher mean income than those taking transit.
Map: NJ Transit Bus Network: Newark and Elizabeth Race, Income, and Transit Ridership
This map highlights the geography of the NJ transit bus network, race, income, and areas with high transit ridership in Newark and Elizabeth.
Map: Places of Employment and Transit | The Bronx
This map highlights the geography of large employers in the Bronx and the MTA bus network
CTPP Guide: A Guide to compiling and downloading CTPP data from AASHTO
The user interface and system for compiling and downloading CTPP data is buggy and wonky. I wrote this guide to help make the process a little easier, and to help other users avoid some common pitfalls.


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Purnell), Eva Amy Bongers ( nee
| Birth Name | Purnell), Eva Amy Bongers ( nee |
| Gender | female |
| Age at Death | 89 years, 11 months, 10 days |
Narrative
Eva Amy Purnell married Rev. Alfred Bongers on 23 May, 1894 at Parramatta Congregational Church, when the Rev Alfred died on 3 July, 1918 in Auckland New Zealand, she came back to Sydney, & I was told she worked in a Coffee Shop. After the Rev John Bongers wife Julia died on 16 January, 1930 in Brisbane, Eva married Rev John Bongers on28 August, 1934 at Broadway Congregational Church, Wollongabba, Queensland. (She was married to two brothers, both of them ministers.)
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
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| Birth | 1871-10-14 | Parramatta NSW #15568 | ||
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| Death | 1961-09-24 | Brisbane Qld Aust | ||
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Parents
| Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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| Father | Purnell, Samuel | 1900 | ||
| Mother | Mazlin, Sarah Ann | 1915 | ||
| Brother | Purnell, Frederick | 1868 | 1868 | |
| Sister | Purnell, Amy Priscilla | 1869-08-20 | 1870 | |
| Purnell), Eva Amy Bongers ( nee | 1871-10-14 | 1961-09-24 | ||
| Brother | Purnell, Edgar Arthur | 1874 | 1909-03-07 | |
| Brother | Purnell, Linden Percy | 1875 | ||
| Sister | Purnell, Violet M. | 1877 | 1917-03-18 | |
| Brother | Purnell, Charles (Musician) | 1879-07-05 | 1953-10-13 | |
| Sister | Purnell, Ruby P. | 1879 | ||
| Brother | Purnell, Leslie Harry W. | 1885 | 1943-09-24 |
Families
Family of Bongers, Alfred James and Purnell), Eva Amy Bongers ( nee |
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| Married | Husband | Bongers, Alfred James ( * 1869-05-11 + 1918-07-03 ) | ||||||||||||||
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| Children |
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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| Bongers, Kennion Spurgeon Milford | 1895-03-03 | 1953-12-05 |
| Bongers, Pearl Corallyn Hyacinth | 1897-04-26 | 1979-02-20 |
| Bongers, Stanton Selwyn Beresford | 1906-11-29 | 1997-11-18 |
| Type | Value | Notes | Sources |
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| _UID | 616DCE5714FCD6119853B04CF1F6B779E809 |
Family of Bongers, John and Purnell), Eva Amy Bongers ( nee
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
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| Marriage | 1934-08-28 | Broadway Congregational, Wollongabba Qld | ||
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| _UID | 43FFFA65E5C4D5119853B7EB0FA9CA6DAC1F |


Chatting With New York Startup CTO Summit Co-Founder (and Many Other Things!) Peter Bell
On Thursday, March 13 Gilt Co-Founder and CTO Michael Bryzek will be a keynote speaker at the first-ever Startup CTO Summit: a gathering of CTOs representing some of the Big Apple’s most prominent tech companies. Michael will join Tumblr VP of Engineering Ken Little, MongoDB Co-Founder/CTO Eliot Horowitz, BirchBox CTO Liz Crawford, and many others in presenting on topics related to managing and scaling a tech organization.
One of the CTO Summit’s co-founders is NYC technologist Peter Bell, whose impressive range of meaningful contributions to NYC’s thriving tech culture suggests that he doesn’t need to sleep very much. In addition to being a trainer at GitHub, Peter’s a startup mentor, a Thiel Foundation mentor, a CTO School co-organizer, a New York CTO Club member, an author for Pearson, and an analyst for GigaOm. Earlier this week we asked him to answer a few questions about the Summit and its origins:
What was the inspiration for the summit?
PB: Last month, Lucas Nelson, a Principle at Gotham Ventures, approached me and asked whether I’d be interested in co-organizing a startup CTO summit. I’m fairly involved with the CTO community here as a co-founder of CTO School, a member of the New York CTO Club and and an organizer of CTO groups for Venwise, but I’d always wanted a high quality CTO summit where experienced startup tech leaders would share their experiences. So I thought, “why not create the event that I want to attend"?!
How did you create your list of invitees?
PB: I reached out to the technologists that I wanted to learn from. There is a great combination of CTOs from well-known companies like Gilt, MongoDB and Tumblr, and other technologists who have amazing content to share–even if their companies are less “top of mind,” like Matt Story over at Axial Markets. I was astounded by the response. Within a week we’d filled the entire summit with top-tier presenters, and we even had to extend the day to fit in a couple of last-minute keynotes I couldn’t say no to.
What are the biggest challenges facing CTOs today, and how might the CTOs you regularly talk to answer this question?
PB: Personally I think it all comes down to culture. Your culture affects your ability to attract the right talent, cooperate with the rest of the business, and find and implement the right processes and technologies. The Summit will include sessions focused on process and hiring, but the hard work always relates to building and sustaining the right culture.
What is the format of the summit, and why?
PB: We kick off with three keynotes–Michael (Gilt), Eliot (MongoDB) and Ken (Tumblr)–to give them some time to tell stories that we can all learn from as technologists. We then focus on three topics: process, culture and hiring. For each topic we include three 20-minute presentations to give different perspectives, and then offer a group panel to allow more audience interaction and drill-down into the topics. We also have plenty of networking time, a special presentation by NYU professor Evan Korth, and an end-of-day, two-hour open bar to finish up and give people an opportunity to share their experiences in smaller groups. We’re also deliberately not recording the presentations, so if you turn up you’ll find out what top CTOs say when the cameras are off :)
Why should CTOs come to this event?
PB: This event has been designed for busy, experienced start-up tech professionals. As CTOs we all get too busy working in our teams to work on our teams. Take a day away from the office, and learn from and network with top startup CTOs who are dealing with very similar issues. The presentations are only 20 minutes long, so it’s going to be a fast-paced conference with lots of content, and the audience will consist of senior tech leaders in startups. We’re skipping the fluff and 101 content and focusing on the surprises and lessons learned by other tech leaders.
Thanks, Peter!
The New York Startup CTO Summit takes place at Inc Lounge and goes from 9 AM to 7 PM. Register at http://startupctosummit.eventbrite.com and use the code gilt_discount by Thursday March 6 to get $300 off all ticket prices.


We do not pay much attention to the theatrical world here at Hooting Yard, unless, that is, we have tidings to report from the Bodger's Spinney Variety Theatre. But every so often, a dramatic production so stupendous comes along that we can but gasp in awe and admiration.
Such a theatrical triumph is Entries From Reverend Gilbert White's Diary In December, performed by Miss Hathorn's Little Paper Theatre at Mustard Plaster. If there was a smidgen of sense in the world, this would transfer to the West End and pack in the punters and be showered with awards.
Readers are reminded that the Hooting Yard Christmas Special for 2009, devoted to Mrs Snooke's tortoise Timothy (pictured above), can still be listened to here.


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This is a model of the entire solar system with every known asteroid marked. Each point shows the real position of an asteroid. The lines show the orbits of the major planets.
Left click and drag to look around. Right click and drag to move around. Scroll to zoom in and out.
There is a 'T' button in the top right next to the help button that will enable a flight through the solar system.
The data is sourced from the Minor planets center and processed and visualised by Emily Selwood and collaborators using Orb Calc to give positions. This project is open source and can be found on github
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| Sierra Passes
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Columns:
Land Management
Climbed
Colors:
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| 1. South of Cottonwood Pass |
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Haiwee Pass |
Inyo National Forest South Sierra Wilderness |
8,160+ 8160-8199' |
Class 1 |
Haiwee Pass TH (4.7 mi / 4,960+4960-4999' )
[USFS] |
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Olancha Pass |
Inyo National Forest South Sierra Wilderness |
9,200+ 9200-9239' |
Class 1 |
Olancha Pass TH (4.9 mi / 5,840+5840-5879' )
[USFS] |
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Mulkey Pass |
Inyo National Forest Golden Trout Wilderness |
10,360+ 10360-10399' 10,400GNIS |
Class 1 |
Mulkey Pass TH (1.7 mi / 9,880+9880-9919' ) Pacific Crest Trail |
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Trail Pass |
Inyo National Forest Golden Trout Wilderness |
10,480+ 10480-10519' |
Class 1 |
Cottonwood Pass TH (2.1 mi / 9,920+9920-9959' ) Pacific Crest Trail |
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| 2. Cottonwood Pass to Shepherd Pass |
|
Cottonwood Pass |
Inyo National Forest Golden Trout Wilderness |
11,120+ 11120-11159' |
Class 1 |
Cottonwood Pass TH (3.7 mi / 9,920+9920-9959' ) Pacific Crest Trail
[USFS] |
p.38 |
|
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Siberian Pass |
Sequoia National Park Inyo National Forest Golden Trout Wilderness |
10,880+ 10880-10919' |
Class 1 |
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New Army Pass |
Sequoia National Park Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
12,280+ 12280-12319' |
Class 1 |
Cottonwood Lakes TH (8 mi / 10,040+10040-10079' ) |
p.38 |
9/20/2012 solo |
|
Army Pass |
Sequoia National Park Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
11,960+ 11960-11999' |
Class 1 |
Cottonwood Lakes TH (7.3 mi / 10,040+10040-10079' ) |
p.39 |
9/20/2012 solo |
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"Richins Pass" (Mallory-Irvine Pass) |
Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
13,517+ 4120-4139m |
Class 2-3 |
Meysan Lake TH (7,940+2420-2439m ) |
p.60 |
8/4/2012 with Max |
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Crabtree Pass |
Sequoia National Park |
12,533+ 3820-3839m |
Class 2 |
|
p.62 |
8/5/2012 with Max |
|
Trail Crest |
Sequoia National Park Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
13,648+ 4160-4179m |
Class 1 |
Whitney Portal (8.5 mi / 8,268+2520-2539m )
[W] |
p.40 |
8/6/2012 with Max |
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"Whitney-Russell Pass" (Whitney Col) |
Sequoia National Park Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
13,058+ 3980-3999m |
Class 2 |
|
p.75 |
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| 3. Great Western Divide |
|
Coyote Pass (South) |
Great Western Divide
Sequoia National Park
Sequoia National Forest
Golden Trout Wilderness |
10,160+ 10160-10199' |
Class 1 |
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Shotgun Pass |
Great Western Divide
Sequoia National Park
Sequoia National Forest
Golden Trout Wilderness |
11,440+ 11440-11479' |
Class 1 |
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Farewell Gap |
Sequoia National Park
Sequoia National Forest
Golden Trout Wilderness |
10,640+ 10640-10679' |
Class 1 |
Mineral King (6.2 mi / 7,821) |
p.95 |
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Franklin Pass |
Great Western Divide
Sequoia National Park |
11,800+ 11800-11839' |
Class 1 |
Mineral King (7.8 mi / 7,821) |
p.95 |
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Sawtooth Pass |
Sequoia National Park |
11,720+ 11720-11759' |
Class 1 |
Mineral King (5.5 mi / 7,821) |
p.95 |
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Glacier Pass |
Sequoia National Park |
11,080+ 11080-11119' |
Class 3 |
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p.102 |
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Timber Gap |
Sequoia National Park |
9,511 9511' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Mineral King, CA" (1988/1994) 9,511GNIS |
Class 1 |
Mineral King (2.2 mi / 7,821) |
p.96 |
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Black Rock Pass |
Great Western Divide
Sequoia National Park |
11,680+ 11680-11719' |
Class 1 |
|
p.96 |
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Kaweah Gap |
Great Western Divide Sequoia National Park |
10,680+ 10680-10719' 10,689 |
Class 1 |
High Sierra Trail
[W] |
p.97 |
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Elizabeth Pass |
Kings-Kaweah Divide Kings Canyon National Park Sequoia National Park |
11,360+ 11360-11399' |
Class 1 |
|
p.99 |
|
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Colby Pass |
Great Western Divide Kings Canyon National Park Sequoia National Park |
11,960+ 11960-11999' |
Class 1 |
|
p.99 |
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Longley Pass |
Great Western Divide Kings Canyon National Park |
12,402+ 3780-3799m |
Class 1 |
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p.133 |
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| 4. Western Kings Canyon National Park |
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Silliman Pass |
Silliman Crest Kings-Kaweah Divide Kings Canyon National Park Sequoia National Park |
10,160+ 10160-10199' |
Class 1 |
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Avalanche Pass |
Kings Canyon National Park |
10,000+ 10000-10039' 10,020 |
Class 1 |
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Kennedy Pass |
Monarch Divide Kings Canyon National Park |
10,800+ 10800-10839' |
Class 1 |
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Granite Pass |
Monarch Divide Kings Canyon National Park |
10,674 10673.5' |
Class 1 |
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Coyote Pass (North) |
Kettle Ridge Kings Canyon National Park Sierra National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
10,071 10071' |
Class 1 |
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Tunemah Pass |
White Divide Kings Canyon National Park |
10,680+ 10680-10719' |
Class 2 |
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Hell for Sure Pass |
Le Conte Divide Kings Canyon National Park Sierra National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
11,320+ 11320-11359' |
Class 1 |
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| 5. Shepherd Pass to Taboose Pass |
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Shepherd Pass |
Sequoia National Park Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
12,008+ 3660-3679m |
Class 1 |
Shepherd Pass TH (11 mi / 6,299+1920-1939m )
[USFS] |
p.42 |
9/25/2014 solo
9/26/2014 solo
9/27/2014 solo |
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Millys Foot Pass |
Kings-Kern Divide Kings Canyon National Park Sequoia National Park |
12,270+ 3740-3759m |
Class 3 |
|
p.138 |
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Lucys Foot Pass |
Kings-Kern Divide Kings Canyon National Park Sequoia National Park |
12,402+ 3780-3799m |
Class 2-3 |
|
p.138 |
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"Ericsson Pass" |
Kings-Kern Divide Kings Canyon National Park Sequoia National Park |
12,598+ 3840-3859m |
Class 2-3 |
|
p.140 |
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Harrison Pass |
Kings-Kern Divide Kings Canyon National Park Sequoia National Park |
12,664+ 3860-3879m |
Class 2 |
|
p.140 |
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Forester Pass |
Kings-Kern Divide Kings Canyon National Park Sequoia National Park |
13,058+ 3980-3999m 13,117GNIS |
Class 1 |
John Muir Trail
[W] |
p.131 |
|
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Junction Pass |
Kings Canyon National Park Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
13,189+ 4020-4039m |
Class 2 |
|
p.146 |
|
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Kearsarge Pass |
Kings Canyon National Park Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
11,811+ 3600-3619m |
Class 1 |
Kearsarge Pass TH (4.5 mi / 9,1862800m )
[USFS,
W] |
p.132 |
10/18/2017 solo |
|
"Lilley Pass" |
Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
12,008+ 3660-3679m |
Class 2 |
Kearsarge Pass TH (9,1862800m ) |
p.171 |
9/19/2016 solo |
|
Glen Pass |
Kings Canyon National Park |
11,942+ 3640-3659m |
Class 1 |
John Muir Trail
[W] |
p.157 |
|
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Gardiner Pass |
Kings Canyon National Park |
11,250 3429m |
Class 2 |
|
p.165 |
|
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"Sixty Lake Col" |
Kings Canyon National Park |
11,680+ 3560-3579m |
Class 2 |
|
p.165 |
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Baxter Pass |
Kings Canyon National Park Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
12,270+ 3740-3759m |
Class 1 |
Baxter Pass TH (8 mi / 5,971+1820-1839m )
[USFS] |
p.158 |
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Sawmill Pass |
Kings Canyon National Park Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
11,347 3458.7m |
Class 1 |
Sawmill Pass TH (10 mi / 4,593+1400-1419m )
[USFS,
W] |
p.159 |
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Pinchot Pass |
Kings Canyon National Park |
12,139+ 3700-3719m |
Class 1 |
John Muir Trail |
p.157 |
|
|
Cartridge Pass |
Cirque Crest Kings Canyon National Park |
11,680+ 3560-3579m |
Class 2 |
|
p.195 |
|
| 6. Taboose Pass to Piute Pass |
|
Taboose Pass |
Kings Canyon National Park Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
11,352+ 3460-3479m |
Class 1 |
Taboose Pass TH (7 mi / 5,381+1640-1659m )
[W] |
p.159 |
9/26/2013 solo
9/28/2013 solo |
|
Mather Pass |
Kings Canyon National Park |
12,073+ 3680-3699m |
Class 1 |
John Muir Trail |
p.220 |
|
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Potluck Pass |
Kings Canyon National Park |
12,120+ 12120-12159' |
Class 2 |
|
p.236 |
|
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Knapsack Pass |
Kings Canyon National Park |
11,680+ 11680-11719' |
Class 1 |
|
p.236 |
|
|
Bishop Pass |
Kings Canyon National Park Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
11,960+ 11960-11999' |
Class 1 |
South Lake TH (5.5 mi / 9,800+9800-9839' )
[W] |
p.267 |
8/25/2015 with Angie |
|
Muir Pass |
Goddard Divide Kings Canyon National Park |
11,960+ 11960-11999' |
Class 1 |
John Muir Trail
[W] |
p.268 |
|
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Lamarck Col |
Kings Canyon National Park Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
12,880+ 12880-12919' |
Class 2 |
North Lake TH (9,240+9240-9279' ) |
p.308 |
10/2/2015 solo |
|
The Keyhole |
Glacier Divide Kings Canyon National Park Sierra National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
12,520+ 12520-12559' |
Class 3 |
|
p.311 |
|
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Alpine Col |
Glacier Divide Kings Canyon National Park Sierra National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
12,320+ 12320-12359' |
Class 2 |
|
p.311 |
|
|
"Snow-Tongue Pass" |
Glacier Divide Kings Canyon National Park Sierra National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
12,200+ 12200-12239' |
Class 2-3 |
|
p.311 |
|
| 7. Piute Pass to Duck Pass |
|
Piute Pass |
Inyo National Forest Sierra National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
11,423 11,400+11400-11439' |
Class 1 |
North Lake TH (4.8 mi / 9,240+9240-9279' ) |
p.269 |
11/8/2019 solo |
|
Selden Pass |
Sierra National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
10,880+ 10880-10919' 10,869GNIS |
Class 1 |
|
p.317 |
|
|
Pine Creek Pass |
Inyo National Forest Sierra National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
11,120+ 11120-11159' |
Class 1 |
Pine Creek TH (7.4 mi / 7,400+7400-7439' ) |
p.316 |
|
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"Feather Pass" |
Sierra National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
12,360+ 12360-12399' |
Class 2 |
|
p.333 |
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"Royce Pass" |
Inyo National Forest Sierra National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
11,760+ 11760-11799' |
Class 1 |
|
p.333 |
|
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Italy Pass |
Inyo National Forest Sierra National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
12,400+ 12400-12439' |
Class 1-2 |
Pine Creek TH (9.3 mi / 7,400+7400-7439' ) |
p.316 |
|
|
"Hilgard Pass" |
Mono Divide Sierra National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
12,480+ 12480-12519' |
Class 2 |
|
p.348 |
|
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Gabbot Pass |
Mono Divide Sierra National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
12,240+ 12240-12279' |
Class 2 |
|
p.349 |
|
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Morgan Pass |
Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
11,080+ 11080-11119' |
Class 1 |
Mosquito Flat TH (3.6 mi / 10,240)
Pine Creek TH (7.7 mi / 7,400+7400-7439' ) |
p.318 |
|
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Mono Pass (South) |
Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
12,040+ 12040-12079' |
Class 1 |
Mosquito Flat TH (3.3 mi / 10,240) |
p.319 |
|
|
Goodale Pass |
Silver Divide Sierra National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
10,997 10997' |
Class 1 |
|
p.353 |
|
|
Silver Pass |
Silver Divide Sierra National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
10,920+ 10920-10959' |
Class 1 |
John Muir Trail |
p.354 |
|
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McGee Pass |
Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
11,877+ 3620-3639m |
Class 1 |
McGee Creek TH (8.7 mi / 7,808+2380-2399m ) |
p.355 |
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Chiquito Pass (Chiquita Pass) |
Yosemite National Park |
8,040+ 8040-8079' 8,045GNIS |
Class 1 |
|
p.402 |
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| 8. Duck Pass to Tioga Pass |
|
"Duck Pass" |
Inyo National Forest John Muir Wilderness |
10,797 3291m 10,761+3280-3299m |
Class 1 |
Duck Pass TH (3.7 mi / 9,121+2780-2799m ) |
p.357 |
10/26/2019 solo |
|
Fernandez Pass |
Yosemite National Park Sierra National Forest Ansel Adams Wilderness |
10,160+ 10160-10199' 10,180GNIS |
Class 1 |
|
p.401 |
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Buena Vista Pass |
Buena Vista Crest Yosemite National Park |
9,320+ 9320-9359' 9,344GNIS |
Class 1 |
|
p.402 |
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Merced Pass |
Buena Vista Crest Yosemite National Park |
9,280+ 9280-9319' 9,321GNIS |
Class 1 |
|
p.402 |
|
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Isberg Pass |
Yosemite National Park Sierra National Forest Ansel Adams Wilderness |
10,480+ 10480-10519' |
Class 1 |
|
p.401 |
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Red Peak Pass |
Yosemite National Park |
11,120+ 11120-11159' |
Class 1 |
|
p.402 |
6/10/2012 with Max |
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North Glacier Pass |
Ritter Range Sierra National Forest Inyo National Forest Ansel Adams Wilderness |
11,155+ 3400-3419m |
Class 2 |
|
p.393 |
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Island Pass |
Inyo National Forest Ansel Adams Wilderness |
10,171+ 3100-3119m 10,233GNIS |
Class 1 |
John Muir Trail |
p.373 |
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Donohue Pass |
Yosemite National Park Inyo National Forest Ansel Adams Wilderness |
11,040+ 11040-11079' |
Class 1 |
John Muir Trail |
p.373 |
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Vogelsang Pass |
Yosemite National Park |
10,640+ 10640-10679' |
Class 1 |
Lyell Canyon TH (8.4 mi / 8,680) |
p.406 |
9/8/2019 solo |
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Tuolumne Pass |
Yosemite National Park |
9,992 9992' 9,997GNIS |
Class 1 |
Lyell Canyon TH (6.3 mi / 8,680) |
p.405 |
8/16/2013 solo
9/8/2019 solo |
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Cathedral Pass |
Yosemite National Park |
9,680+ 9680-9719' 9,708GNIS |
Class 1 |
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p.403 |
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Koip Peak Pass |
Inyo National Forest Ansel Adams Wilderness |
12,240+ 12240-12279' |
Class 1 |
Mono Pass TH (8.4 mi / 9,6899689' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Tioga Pass, CA" (1994/1997) ) |
p.375 |
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Parker Pass |
Yosemite National Park Inyo National Forest Ansel Adams Wilderness |
11,080+ 11080-11119' 11,102GNIS |
Class 1 |
Mono Pass TH (5.3 mi / 9,6899689' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Tioga Pass, CA" (1994/1997) ) |
p.375 |
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Mono Pass (North) |
Yosemite National Park Inyo National Forest Ansel Adams Wilderness |
10,604 10604' |
Class 1 |
Mono Pass TH (4 mi / 9,6899689' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Tioga Pass, CA" (1994/1997) ) |
p.376 |
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Ten Lakes Pass |
Yosemite National Park |
9,640+ 9640-9679' |
Class 1 |
Ten Lakes TH (5.25 mi / 7,480+7480-7519' ) |
p.431 |
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| 9. Tioga Pass to Sonora Pass |
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"Don't Be A Smart Pass" |
Yosemite National Park |
11,160+ 11160-11199' |
Class 2 |
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p.443 |
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"McCabe Pass" (Secret Lake Pass) |
Yosemite National Park Inyo National Forest Hoover Wilderness |
11,160+ 11160-11199' |
Class 2 |
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p.443 |
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"Sky Pilot Col" |
Yosemite National Park Inyo National Forest Hoover Wilderness |
11,640+ 11640-11679' |
Class 2 |
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p.443 |
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Virginia Pass (Yosemite) |
Yosemite National Park Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest Hoover Wilderness |
10,480+ 10480-10519' |
Class 1 |
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p.445 |
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"Horse Creek Pass" |
Yosemite National Park Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest Hoover Wilderness |
10,680+ 10680-10719' |
Class 2 |
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p.446 |
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Burro Pass |
Yosemite National Park |
10,640+ 10640-10679' |
Class 1 |
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p.435 |
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Mule Pass |
Yosemite National Park Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest Hoover Wilderness |
10,440+ 10440-10479' |
Class 1 |
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p.435 |
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Rock Island Pass |
Yosemite National Park Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest Hoover Wilderness |
10,160+ 10160-10199' |
Class 1 |
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p.435 |
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Buckeye Pass |
Yosemite National Park Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest Hoover Wilderness |
9,572 9572' |
Class 1 |
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p.435 |
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Bond Pass |
Yosemite National Park Stanislaus National Forest Emigrant Wilderness |
9,720+ 9720-9759' |
Class 1 |
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Dorothy Lake Pass |
Yosemite National Park Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest Hoover Wilderness |
9,520+ 9520-9559' |
Class 1 |
Pacific Crest Trail |
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Brown Bear Pass |
Stanislaus National Forest Emigrant Wilderness |
9,720+ 9720-9759' |
Class 1 |
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Emigrant Pass |
Stanislaus National Forest Emigrant Wilderness Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest Hoover Wilderness |
9,640+ 9640-9679' |
Class 1 |
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| 10. Sonora Pass to Carson Pass |
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Saint Marys Pass |
Stanislaus National Forest Carson-Iceberg Wilderness |
10,400+ 10400-10479' |
Class 1 |
Saint Marys Pass TH (9,360+9360-9439' ) |
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6/18/2015 solo
8/17/2017 with Erin and Freja |
| 11. Carson Pass to Donner Pass |
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Armstrong Pass |
Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit |
8,680+ 8680-8719' |
Class 1 |
Armstrong Pass TH (3.7 mi / 7,680) Tahoe Rim Trail |
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10/27/2018 solo |
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Mosquito Pass |
Eldorado National Forest Desolation Wilderness |
8,400+ 8400-8439' |
Class 1 |
Echo Lakes TH (8.5 mi / 7,480+7480-7519' ) |
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Rockbound Pass |
Eldorado National Forest Desolation Wilderness |
8,520+ 8520-8559' |
Class 1 |
Rockbound TH (5.7 mi / 6,960+6960-6999' ) Twin Lakes TH (5.3 mi / 6,960+6960-6999' ) |
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Dicks Pass |
Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit Desolation Wilderness |
9,360+ 9360-9399' |
Class 1 |
Bayview TH (6.1 mi / 6,880+6880-6919' ) Pacific Crest Trail Tahoe Rim Trail |
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6/29/2018 solo |
| 12. North of Donner Pass |
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Castle Pass |
Tahoe National Forest |
7,880+ 7880-7919' |
Class 1 |
Castle Peak TH (1.6 mi / 7,240+7240-7279' ) Pacific Crest Trail |
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7/27/2017 solo
6/22/2022 solo |


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Active ingredient (in each rectal suppository)
Acetaminophen 120 mg
Purposes
Pain reliever/fever reducer
Uses
temporarily
- •
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Warnings
Liver warning:
This product contains acetaminophen. Severe liver damage may occur if your child takes
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- with other drugs containing acetaminophen
Allergy alert: Acetaminophen may cause severe skin reactions. Symptoms may include:
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If a skin reaction occurs, stop use and seek medical help right away.
For rectal use only
Do not use
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Ask a doctor before use if
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Stop use and ask a doctor if
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These may be signs of a serious condition.
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Dose |
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3 to 6 years |
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LNG case: Shahid Khaqan's sons, daughter-in-laws appear before NAB
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsRAWALPINDI (Dunya News) – Sons and daughter-in-laws of former Prime Minister and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) senior leader Shahid Khaqan Abbasi on Wednesday have appeared before the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Rawalpindi.
According to details, Abdullah Shahid Khaqan and Haider Shahid Khaqan along with their wives reached NAB office to record testimonies in liquefied natural gas (LNG) case.
Earlier,accountability court had extended judicial remand of Shahid Khaqan Abbasi and ex-finance minister Miftah Ismail till December 3 in the same case.
It is to be mentioned here that the apex court on September 10, 2018 directed the NAB to complete the inquiry against Abbasi and others for the alleged corruption in the LNG contract.
As the minister for petroleum and natural resources, he has been accused of granting contract on LNG Terminal to ETPL, Tri-partial agreement, LSA with EETPL and LNG import from Qatar etc.
In June 2018, the NAB approved inquiry against former premier Nawaz Sharif and Abbasi, who was the former minister for petroleum and natural resources at that time, in granting contract of LNG terminal for 15 years to their ‘favourite’ company.
It was also observed that this contract had allegedly caused a loss of billions of rupees to the national exchequer.
In January, the NAB interrogated former finance minister Miftah Ismail in the same case.
According to NAB documents, the contract for the LNG import and distribution was awarded to the Elengy Terminal, a subsidiary of Engro, in 2013 in violation of the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) rules and relevant laws.


COLD STEEL (1987) A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 2000
One of the unwritten laws of 1980s action films says that if something bad could happen, it should happen on Christmas Eve. COLD STEEL, 1987 film directed by Dorothy Ann Puzo, is not an exception. It begins when LAPD detective Johnny Modine (played by Brad Davis) gets his Christmas celebration spoiled with the news about his father's death. It is the work of psychopathic junkies who slashed old man to death while robbing his jewellery store. Johnny is determined to find the responsible and get his revenge, even if it means the end of his police career. However, Johnny doesn't know that the murder was actually part of sinister revenge plot directed against him. Leader of murderous thugs is his former friend and colleague Isaac (played by Jonathan Banks) who blames Johnny for the incident that left him crippled many years ago. Before he gets to Isaac, Johnny must overcome many obstacles, including Kathy (played by Sharon Stone), attractive but mysterious woman with hidden agenda.
Anyone who watches COLD STEEL would realise why this first film by director Dorothy Ann Puzo also happens to be her last. In hour and half of its length, Puzo managed to stuff all possible cliches of 1980s cop movies, including car chases, explosions and shootouts that, instead of making this film more attractive, only reveal its limited budget. Film is even more unattractive because of the dark photography and terrible 1980s soundtrack. Same goes for Sharon Stone whose good looks do little to compensate the awful acting in one of the more embarrassing roles of her career. Brad Davis, on the other hand, brings perhaps too much pathos to his lead character, but that, same as very entertaining performance of Adam Ant as Isaac's British sidekick, brings COLD STEEL to at least tolerable levels of mediocrity.
RATING: 4/10 (+)
Review written on April 30th 2000
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After all the negativity I've seen in the world it's always refreshing to be reminded to be kind to your fellow men.
Never laugh at your fellow men for you may be in their situation tomorrow.