WITNESS LIST
Education
April 6, 2017 9:00 AM
FOR:
Allen, Erin Homeschool Mother & Tax payer citizen (Self), Georgetown, TX
Allen, Jackson N/A (Self), Georgetown, TX
Ash, John L. (Centex Homeschool), Belton, TX
Berry, Kelle Home school Mom (Self), McKinney, TX
Black, Julie Homeschool Mom & Real Estate Broker (Self), Austin, TX
Collie, Bruce (Self), Wimberley, TX
Collie, Holly (Self), Wimberley, TX
Collie, Jordyn (Self), Wimberley, TX
Gibson, Richard Homeschool Dad (Renaissance Academy), Nederland, TX
Hastings, Paul (Self), Lago Vista, TX
Kim, Kloie Student (homeschooled) (Self), Grand Prairie, TX
Kim, Rachel Homeschooling Mother (Self), Grand Prairie, TX
King, Laura (Self), Round Rock, TX
Lambert, Tim President (THSC), Lubbock, TX
Law, Jessica Mother (also providing written testimony) (Self), Salado, TX
Mallory, Jason Father to Brandon, William, Ryan, Brianna (Self), Missouri City, TX
Mallory, Krista Mother-Homeschool Mom (Self; Family), Missouri City, TX
Newman, Jeremy Policy Director (Texas Home School Coalition), Lubbock, TX
Schultz, Karen Parent (Self), Bulverde, TX
Stroud, Don (also providing written testimony) (Self), Leander, TX
AGAINST:
Bussey, Faith (Texans for Homeschool Freedom), Arlington, TX
King, Read (Texans for Homeschool Freedom), Denton, TX
Malone, Rachel (Self), Manor, TX
Moore, Brandon (Self), Bedford, TX
Prior, Andy (also providing written testimony) (Self; Texans for Homeschool Freedom),
Arlington, TX
Wells, Demetric Principal (Self; Fellow educators), Victoria, TX
ON:
Harrison, Jamey Deputy Exec. Director (UIL), Georgetown, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Allen, Katellen Homeschool Student (Self), Georgetown, TX
Allen, Lilianna Homeschool Student (Self), Georgetown, TX
Corser, Meagan Legislative Analyst (Self), Argyle, TX
Exley, Paul CEO Exley Honey Bees (Self), Georgetown, TX
Flores, Robert (Texas Citizens Action Network), Austin, TX
Howsley, Stephen Public Policy Analyst (Self; Texas Home School Coalition), Dallas, TX
Little, Anna Legislative Analyst (Self; Texas Home School Coalition), Austin, TX
Little, Emma Legislative Analyst (Self; Texas Home School Coalition), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
April 6, 2017 9:00 AM
Newman, Joshua N/A (Self), Lubbock, TX
Newman, Josiah Legislative Analyst (Self), Lucas, TX
Saenz, Jonathan Attorney (Texas Values), Austin, TX
Sass, Emily (Self), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Beneski, Amy Deputy Executive Director (Texas Association of School Administrators),
Austin, TX
DeLeon, Marty (Texas Urban Council), Austin, TX
Eckhart, Harley Executive Director (Texas Elementary Principals & Supervisors
Association), Austin, TX
Gonzalez, Dax Asst. Director (Texas Association of School Boards), Austin, TX
Graves, Ashlea P. Director, Govt. Relations (Houston ISD), Houston, TX
Hall, Jennifer (Self), Fort Worth, TX
Motheral, Mike (Self), Lubbock, TX
Nichols, Colby Attorney (Texas Rural Education Association), Austin, TX
Thompson, Max Superintendent (Self; Banquete ISD), Banquete, TX
Waggoner, Pam Sch. Board Trustee (Self), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
AGAINST:
Anderson, David D. Consultant (Texas High School Coaches Association), Austin, TX
Carney, Dee Moak, Casey, & Associates (Texas School Alliance), Austin, TX
Haenisch, Barry Executive Director (Texas Association of Community Schools), Austin,
TX
Kuhlmann, Kate Lobbyist (Association of Texas Professional Educators), Austin, TX
FOR:
Aleman, Steven Policy Specialist (also providing written testimony) (Disability Rights
Texas), Austin, TX
McKelvey, Jana (also providing written testimony) (Self; Texans for Special Education
Reform), Austin, TX
Potasznik, Alyssa Self (Self), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Arnold, Ellen (TX PTA), Austin, TX
Eaton, Holly Director of Professional Development & Advocacy (TX Classroom Teachers
Assoc.), Austin, TX
Haenisch, Barry Executive Director (Texas Association of Community Schools), Austin,
TX
Lilly, Janna Director of Governmental Relations (TCASE), Austin, TX
Martinez, Pedro Superintendent (San Antonio ISD), San Antonio, TX
Masey, Chris Policy Specialist (Coalition of Texans with Disabilities), Austin, TX
Miller, Jeff (Self), Austin, TX
Moss, Christene School Board Trustee in Forth Worth ISD (TASB), Fort Worth, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
April 6, 2017 9:00 AM
Quinzi, Patty Legislative Counsel (TX-American Federation of Teachers), Austin, TX
Ramos Jr., Jacinto FWISD Board President (Fort Worth ISD), Fort Worth, TX
Providing written testimony:
ON:
Carney, Dee Moak, Casey, & Associates (Texas School Alliance), Austin, TX
FOR:
Bergland, Jennifer Dir. of Government Relations (Texas Computer Education Association),
Georgetown, TX
McDonald, Brenda Director of Technology (also providing written testimony) (Anderson-
Shiro CISD), Anderson, TX
ON:
Haenisch, Barry Executive Director (Texas Association of Community Schools), Austin,
TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Arnold, Ellen (TX PTA), Austin, TX
Beneski, Amy Deputy Executive Director (Texas Association of School Administrators),
Austin, TX
Carney, Dee Moak, Casey, & Associates (Texas School Alliance), Austin, TX
Fernandez, Martha Director of Advocacy (Texas Charter Schools Association), Austin, TX
Harris, Dana VP-Federal and State Advocacy (The Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce
and 2050 Group), Austin, TX
Joiner, Caroline Executive Director (Tech Net), Austin, TX
Moss, Christene School Board Trustee Fort Worth ISD (TASB), Fort Worth, TX
Ramos Jr., Jacinto Board President (Forth Worth ISD), Fort Worth, TX
Shelley, Dan (Apple), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Waggoner, Pamela Sch. Board Trustee (Self), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
AGAINST:
Nichols, Colby Legislative Counsel (Instructional Material Coordinators' Assoc. of Texas),
Austin, TX
FOR:
Williamson, Daniel Managing Director (Open Stax, Rice University), Houston, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Bergland, Jennifer Dir. of Government Relations (Texas Computer Education Association),
Georgetown, TX
AGAINST:
Gamez, Elise (Edgenuity), Austin, TX
Waggoner, Pamela Sch. Bd. Trustee (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
April 6, 2017 9:00 AM
Providing written testimony:
AGAINST:
Nichols, Colby Legislative Counsel (Instructional Material Coordinators' Assoc. of TX),
Austin, TX
ON:
Carney, Dee Moak, Casey, & Associates (Texas School Alliance), Austin, TX
FOR:
Chavez, Melissa M. Associate Vice President/Superintendent (University of Texas Charter
School System), Austin, TX
ON:
Parkerson, Mark Executive Director, Ingenuity Center UT-Tyler (UT-Tyler), Tyler, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Fernandez, Martha Director of Advocacy (Texas Charter Schools Association), Austin, TX
FOR:
Bigham, Deborah Chief Development Officer (Uplift Education & District Charter
Alliance), Dallas, TX
Flores Contreras, Dalia Chief of Staff (KIPP San Antonio Public Charter School), San
Antonio, TX
Lewis, Pat Deputy Superintendent of Innovation & School Improvement (Grand Prairie
ISD & District-Charter Alliance), Grand Prairie, TX
Martinez, Pedro Superintendent (San Antonio ISD), San Antonio, TX
Weiner, Molly Director of Policy (Texas Aspires Foundation), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Quinzi, Patty Legislative Counsel (TX-American Federation of Teachers), Austin, TX
ON:
Grey, John Government Relations Specialist (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin,
TN
Kuhlmann, Kate Lobbyist (Association of Texas Professional Educators), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Arnold, Ellen (TX PTA), Austin, TX
Boswell, Courtney Executive Director (Texas Aspires), Austin, TX
Camacho, Priscilla VP Education & Workforce (Greater San Antonio Chamber of
Commerce), San Antonio, TX
Carney, Dee Moak, Casey, & Associates (Texas School Alliance), Austin, TX
DeLeon, Marty (Texas Urban Council), Austin, TX
Fernandez, Martha Director of Advocacy (Texas Charter Schools Association), Austin, TX
Gomez, Addie Exec. Director (Texans for Quality Public Charter Schools), Austin, TX
Goodsheller, Miranda Governmental Affairs Manager (Texas Association of Business),
Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
April 6, 2017 9:00 AM
Haenisch, Barry Executive Director (Texas Association of Community Schools), Austin,
TX
Linn, Julie (District-Charter Alliance), Austin, TX
McCreary, Dr. Casey Assistant Executive Director (Texas Association of School
Administrators), Austin, TX
Moss, Christene School Boards Trustee Ft Worth ISD (TASB), Ft Worth, TX
Ramos Jr., Jacinto Board President (Fort Worth ISD), Fort Worth, TX
Rome, Christy Executive Director (Texas School Coalition), Austin, TX
Yancy, Justin President (Texas Business Leadership Council), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
ON:
Eaton, Holly Director of Professional Development & Advocacy (TX Classroom Teachers
Assoc.), Austin, TX
FOR:
Friese, Jan Executive Director (Texas Counseling Assoc & TX School Counselor Assoc.),
Austin, TX
ON:
Henderson, Melissa Deputy Director of Policy (also providing written testimony) (Educate
Texas), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Arnold, Ellen (TX PTA), Austin, TX
Carney, Dee Moak, Casey, & Associates (Texas School Alliance), Austin, TX
Caudill, Elizabeth Director of Higher Education and Workforce (Dallas Regional
Chamber), Dallas, TX
Eaton, Holly Director of Professional Development & Advocacy (TX Classroom Teachers
Assoc.), Austin, TX
Goodsheller, Miranda Governmental Affairs Manager (Texas Association of Business),
Austin, TX
Haenisch, Barry Executive Director (Texas Association of Community Schools), Austin,
TX
McCreary, Dr. Casey Assistant Executive Director (Texas Association of School
Administrators), Austin, TX
Meador, Dustin Director of Government Relations (Texas Association of Community
Colleges), Austin, TX
Moss, Christene Fort Worth ISD School Board Trustee (TASB), Fort Worth, TX
Ramos Jr., Jacinto Board President (Fort Worth ISD), Fort Worth, TX
Yancy, Justin President (Texas Business Leadership Council), Austin, TX
ON:
Booker, Jerel Assistant Commissioner (Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board),
Austin, TX
Peebles, Rex Austin (Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board), Austin, TX


NRPN 85,0 on the Editor input channel reads back the {_timestamp} and attributes from the {_program} file specified by the Data MSB and preceding Bank MSB as a {MIDI_Program_Write_Attributes} NRPN 21,0, preceded by a {MIDI_timestamp_sysex} if the file exists.


Task 1: The Messages Application
Part 1: Finding the Messages Application
The Messages Application is used primarily to send messages. To access this application, tap on the Messages Application, which is a green square typically located at the top left corner of the second page of the home screen. Once you hear "Messages", double tap the screen.
Part 2: The Messages Interface
The main page of the Messages Application displays a list of all the messages received or sent, organized into conversations with your contacts. You can either tap, or swipe right/left to select a conversation - upon selecting a conversation, VoiceOver will read out the contact and the content of the last message.
Part 3: Messaging
Double tapping once you have selected a conversation on the main page will open a separate page detailing the chat history between you and the contact. Tap, or swipe right/left to messages in order to read them.


The disease gains its name from the large tumour-like
swellings (galls) that typically occur at the crown of the plant,
just above soil level. Although it reduces the marketability
of nursery stock, it usually does not cause serious damage to older plants.
Xanthomonas campestris is an aerobic, Gram-negative rod
known to cause the black rot in crucifers by darkening the vascular tissues.
Campestris have been identified by their distinctive pathogenicity on
a wide range of plants including crops and wild plants.
A pathogenic bacterium that infects plants,
causing a variety of diseases in over 100 plant
species, including grapevine, citrus, almonds,
coffee, and many other species of economic importance.
In a taxonomic study of certain non-fluorescent species
of the genus Pseudomonas, ), the genus Burkholderia was proposed
to encompass the variation found in this group and the
name Burkholderia solanacearum was proposed.
A rod shaped Gram-negative bacteria, with an aerobic metabolism, and
polar flagella. It is a plant pathogen that can be
characterized by its inability to properly utilize arginine,
because it lacks the assistance of the arginine dihydrolase system.


HOLY MAN (Touchstone) Starring: Eddie Murphy, Jeff Goldblum, Kelly Preston, Robert Loggia, Jon Cryer. Screenplay: Tom Shulman. Producers: Roger Birnbaum and Stephen Herek. Director: Stephen Herek. MPAA Rating: PG (profanity, adult themes) Running Time: 113 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
One of the things you've gotta love about Hollywood marketing people is their occasional bouts with irony deficiency. If you trusted television advertisements for HOLY MAN, you'd probably suspect that it was a raucous Eddie Murphy comedy where the star spends most of the film mocking and deflating uptight media types. That's because Touchstone Pictures' marketing department knew it'd have one hellacious time trying to sell HOLY MAN for what it really is: a somber, sincere satire-cum-cautionary tale in which Eddie Murphy, despite his lead billing, generally plays second fiddle to Jeff Goldblum.
The wonderful, awful irony comes from the "message" of HOLY MAN. Goldblum plays Ricky Hayman, the programming director for Miami-based Good Buy Shopping Network. Faced with lagging sales at the network and mounting personal debt, Ricky realizes he has to do something to turn things around fast. Fate intervenes when Ricky and colleague Kate Newell (Kelly Preston) nearly run over an apparently homeless man calling himself "G" (Murphy). A few plot contrivances later, G wanders onto the Good Buy set and on the air, becoming an instant phenomenon by lending his New Age philosophizing to the hawking of chainsaws and electronic beauty aids. As G's success reinvigorates Ricky's career, Ricky begins to wonder whether it's more important to be honest with people than to use any means available to sell to them.
Pretty good gag, huh? Only the joke will be on viewers who expect to have their funny bones tickled, but instead get a nearly two-hour lecture on the evils of consumerism. And what an achingly strident lecture at that, with Goldblum twitching and furrowing his brow every few seconds to make sure we understand he's in the middle of a Jerry Maguire-sized crisis of conscience, caught between Preston as the angel on one shoulder and Robert Loggia as the devilish network boss on the other. Murphy, meanwhile, gets a few devilish moments of his own -- you know, the ones in the commercials -- but essentially spends the film's running time smiling beatifically and waxing profound on the importance of love and connection with the earth. It's all very well-intentioned, and deadly dull.
The sad part is that HOLY MAN could have been an effective piece of satire. The script by Tom Schulman presents G as a latter-day Howard Beale or Chance the Gardener unknowingly tapping into some zeitgeist malaise. Unfortunately, if you're going to go for NETWORK or BEING THERE-style stabs at modern media, you need someone a bit more cutting edge at the helm than Stephen Herek (THE MIGHTY DUCKS, MR. HOLLAND'S OPUS, 101 DALMATIANS), Disney's crowd-pleaser-in-residence. Herek wraps everything in a warm-n-fuzzy package guaranteed not to offend, a pointless perspective for a social satire. Even the few token pokes at infomercialism, including cameo pitch-meisters like Morgan Fairchild, Betty White and Soupy Sales, are too feather-light to amount to much. Wasting a chance to savage as ripe a target as home shopping should be a criminal offense.
It's similarly criminal wasting the presence of Eddie Murphy. I understand Murphy's recent move toward kinder, gentler, family-friendly roles, since there are only so many ways to play the wise-cracking rebel with the honking laugh. The problem isn't his performance in HOLY MAN, which is quite adequate for the minimal work he's actually required to do. The problem is that no matter how hard Murphy tries to be a "versatile actor," he's going to be in trouble with audiences if marketing geniuses keep suckering his fans into watching a Murphy they don't really care to see. I'm glad Murphy felt strongly enough about HOLY MAN's message of integrity to take a chance playing against type, but he could have picked a less tedious vehicle. It's even worse when Touchstone makes him look like a certain Pot referring to a certain Kettle's ebony shading.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 guru'ed awakenings: 4.
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A teenagers morning time greeting


2016 Election Visualizer
Realtime visualization of people tweeting about Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
Line height is propotional to user's followers, and hence its reach.
Legend
Donald Trump
Hillary Clinton
Both
Created by Nisarg Kolhe with WebGL Globe


Frontend Developer
Opsee is looking for a talented, senior frontend engineer to be our second employee and lead the development of our web application. You’ll be using your expertise in Javascript and modern JS frameworks (like Angular or React) to build tools developers love.
You’ll work closely with the backend team to spec and build new features, and process real-time data streams (WebSockets) from our APIs and bastion hosts. You’ll also work with design to create a seamless and delightful product experience, and a powerful web application to notify users of problems and visualize and report on their application health and performance.
To apply, send an email with your résumé and a little about yourself to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Requirements
- At least three years of experience working with JavaScript professionally, and a strong portfolio of launched projects
- Experience with modern Javascript frameworks like Angular or React (we use Angular, but we’re very interested in React) and mastery of component/directive design
- Expertise at testing and performance-tuning Javascript in the browser
- Experience with responsive design and mobile-first design principles
- Comfort with CSS pre-compilers like Sass or Less
- Located in the Bay Area.
Nice to haves
- Previous work in small startup environments
- Experience with modern browser technologies like WebSockets
- Background in computer science
- Previous work on marketing websites, and with marketing departments
- Mobile application development experience
Benefits
- Compensation is competitive and includes a generous equity grant and full medical, dental, and vision benefits
- Unlimited budget for your workstation
- Paid time off
About Opsee
We’re based in San Francisco's SoMa neighborhood and founded by Cliff Moon & Steve Boak. Our team has over 15 years of experience building dev tools and has built some of the most beloved tools in the industry, including Boundary and Sensu.
We're a technology company in the truest sense of the term. We're here to build great technology and a product that we and our users love.
Opsee Co. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Application Developer
Opsee is looking for a talented, senior application developer to help craft our APIs, and design and build new product features. Our languages of choice are Go & Clojure, so expertise in one or both is a plus, but neither is required. Professional experience developing web applications and a willingness to learn are the only requirements.
We’re a small team, and your talents will be put to wide use. This can include:
- Designing, building and deploying Go microservices
- Adding functionality to our Clojure event processor
- Sketching the design of a new feature with the rest of the team
- Helping to scale our build, test, and deployment tooling, and our infrastructure
To apply, send an email with your résumé and a little about yourself to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Requirements
- It’s important to us that you’ve been building software professionally for a few years, and have a portfolio of launched work that we can talk about
- Having the competence and confidence to solve a variety of development tasks with strong, maintainable code is critical
- As is being able to work and communicate well with our team
- You should live in the Bay Area
Nice to haves
- We make and advocate for distributed systems, and we’re building a product to monitor them. It’s in our blood. If that interests you, you could fit in well here
- Previous work on small startup teams will help you feel at home in the sometimes-chaotic environment
- A strong understanding of AWS services and infrastructure will give you some immediate clarity into what we’re building
- Previous experience with Clojure and/or Go
Benefits
- Compensation is competitive and includes a generous equity grant and full medical, dental, and vision benefits
- Unlimited budget for your workstation
- Paid time off
About Opsee
We’re based in San Francisco's SoMa neighborhood and founded by Cliff Moon & Steve Boak. Our team has over 15 years of experience building dev tools and has built some of the most beloved tools in the industry, including Boundary and Sensu.
We're a technology company in the truest sense of the term. We're here to build great technology and a product that we and our users love.
Opsee Co. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


Total Renewable Water Resources
Top Countries
Bottom Countries
Data as of 2014 Total Renewable Water Resources (TRWR): The sum of internal renewable water resources (IRWR) and external renewable water resources (ERWR). It corresponds to the maximum theoretical yearly amount of water available for a country at a given moment. Dependency Ratio: Indicator expressing the percent of total renewable water resources originating outside the country. This indicator may theoretically vary between 0% and 100%. A country with a dependency ratio equal to 0% does not receive any water from neighboring countries. A country with a dependency ratio equal to 100% receives all its renewable water from upstream countries, without producing any of its own. This indicator does not consider the possible allocation of water to downstream countries. (Source: Aquastat)


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June 29, 2014
Question: How do you write a graph in JS?
Answer:
function Graph(){
this._nodes={};
this.nodeSize = 0;
this.edgeSize = 0;
}
Add node: Use simple number or string as key of the node. After creating a node, a simple node is created and returned. If needed you can add new properties.
Graph.prototype.addNode = function(id){
if(!this._nodes[id]){
this.nodeSize++;
return this._nodes[id] = {
_outEdges:{},
_inEdges:{}
}
}
}
Add Edge:
Graph.prototype.addEdge = function (fromId, toId, weight){
var fromNode, toNode, edge;
if(this.getEdge(fromId, toId)){
return;
}
fromNode = this._nodes[fromId];
toNode = this._nodes[toId];
if(!fromNode || !toNode){
return;
}
edge = {weight: weight |1};
fromNode._outEdges[toId] = edge;
toNode._inEdges[fromId] = edge;
this.edgeSize++;
return edge;
}
Get Edge:
Graph.prototype.getEdge = function(fromId, toId){
var fromNode = this._nodes[fromId];
var toNode = this._nodes[toId];
if(fromNode && toNode){
return fromNode._outEdges[toId];
}
}
forEachNode
Graph.prototype.forEachNode = function(fn){
var node, nodeId, allNodes;
allNodes = this._nodes;
for(nodeId in allNodes){
if(allNodes.hasOwnProperty(nodeId)){
fn(allNodes[nodeId], nodeId);
}
}
}
forEachEdge
Graph.prototype.forEachEdge = function(fn){
var edge,node, nodeId, toId, allNodes, outEdges;
allNodes = this._nodes;
for(nodeId in allNodes){
if(!allNodes.hasOwnProperty(nodeId)) continue;
node = allNodes[nodeId];
outEdges = node._outEdges;
for(toId in outEdges){
if(!outEdges.hasOwnProperty(toId)) continue;
fn(outEdges[toId], nodeId + ' to ' +toId);
}
}
}
Question: Write an algorithm for Depth First Search in a Graph
Answer:
Be careful, graph could have cycle (pointing to itself)
dfs(vertex v)
{
visit(v);
for each neighbor w of v
if w is unvisited
{
dfs(w);
add edge vw to tree T
}
}
Question: Write an algorithm for Breadth First Search
Answer:


The EPA and the Surgeon General recommend testing for radon
Testing is the only way to know if you and your family are at risk from
radon. Testing is inexpensive and easy. The EPA and the Surgeon General
recommend that you test your home for radon. Millions of Americans have
already tested their homes for radon. Keep yourself and your family safe.
Test today.
The testing process
Testing your home for radon is easy. Simply call us and book an appointment.
The appointment will take place at your house. One of our technicians will
come to your home and install testing equipment. The equipment is small and
quiet. The equipment will be placed in an unobtrusive location. Setting up
the equipment only takes a few minutes. After two days, our technician will
come back to your house, pick up the equipment, interpret your results, answer
questions, and provide solutions.
Testing fees
Testing your home for radon is very affordable. The fee for testing is
normally $250 but we are offering a special promotion through the end of the
month which offers testing for only $99.
TEST YOUR HOME TODAY
Radon measurement
Radon is measured in picocuries per liter (pCi/L). If your radon level
is 4 pCi/L or higher, the EPA and the Surgeon General recommend that you fix
your home. Radon levels less than 4 pCi/L still poses a rish which, in many
cases, may be reduced. The EPA believes that any radon exposure carries risk
- no level of radon is safe.
The average indoor radon level is estimated to be about 1.3 pCi/L. About
0.4 pCi/L of radon is normally found in the outside air. The U.S. Congress
has set a long-term goal that indoor radon levels be no more than outdoor
levels. While this goal is not yet achievable in all cases, most homes today
can be reduced to 2 pCi/L or below.
Radon risk if you smoke
| Radon Level |
If 1,000 people who smoked were exposed to this level over a
lifetime*... |
The risk of cancer from radon exposure compares to**... |
WHAT TO DO:
Stop smoking and ...
|
| 20 pCi/L |
About 260 people could get lung cancer |
250 times the risk of drowning |
Fix your home |
| 10 pCi/L |
About 150 people could get lung cancer |
200 times the risk of dying in a home fire |
Fix your home |
| 8 pCi/L |
About 120 people could get lung cancer |
30 times the risk of dying in a fall |
Fix your home |
| 4 pCi/L |
About 62 people could get lung cancer |
5 times the risk of dying in a car crash |
Fix your home |
| 2 pCi/L |
About 32 people could get lung cancer |
6 times the risk of dying from poison |
Consider fixing between 2 and 4 pCi/L |
| 1.3 pCi/L |
About 20 people could get lung cancer |
Average indoor radon level |
Reducing radon below 2 pCi/L is difficult. |
| 0.4 pCi/L |
About 3 people could get lung cancer |
Average outdoor radon level |
Reducing radon below 2 pCi/L is difficult. |
Note: If you are a former smoker, your risk may be lower.
* Lifetime risk of lung cancer deaths from EPA Assessment of Risks from
Radon in Homes (EPA 402-R-03-003).
** Comparison data calculated using the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention's 1999-2001 National Center for Injury Prevention and Control
Reports.
|
Radon risk if you have never smoked
| Radon Level |
If 1,000 people who never smoked were exposed to this level over a
lifetime*... |
The risk of cancer from radon exposure compare to**... |
WHAT TO DO: |
| 20 pCi/L |
About 36 people could get lung cancer |
35 times the risk of drowning |
Fix your home |
| 10 pCi/L |
About 18 people could get lung cancer |
20 times the risk of dying in a home fire |
Fix your home |
| 8 pCi/L |
About 15 people could get lung cancer |
4 times the risk of dying in a fall |
Fix your home |
| 4 pCi/L |
About 7 people could get lung cancer |
The risk of dying in a car crash |
Fix your home |
| 2 pCi/L |
About 4 people could get lung cancer |
The risk of dying from poison |
Consider fixing between 2 and 4 pCi/L |
| 1.3 pCi/L |
About 2 people could get lung cancer |
Average indoor radon level |
Reducing radon below 2 pCi/L is difficult. |
| 0.4 pCi/L |
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Average outdoor radon level |
Reducing radon below 2 pCi/L is difficult. |
Note: If you are a former smoker, your risk may be higher.
* Lifetime risk of lung cancer deaths from EPA Assessment of Risks from Radon
in Homes (EPA 402-R-03-003).
** Comparison data calculated using the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention's 1999-2001 National Center for Injury Prevention and Control
Reports.
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Radon and selling your home
More home buyers and renters are asking about radon levels before they
buy or rent a home. Because real estate sales happen quickly, there is often
little time to deal with radon and other issues. The best thing to do is to
is to test for radon now and save the results so that you may share them with
the buyer. If your home has elevated radon levels, fix the problem now so that
it won't complicate your home sale.
TEST YOUR HOME TODAY
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Mirroring ServiceUsing the Mirroring Service option, you can set how often the system is to activate the mirroring of contents for other Web sites. If your Web site is set up to mirror content from one Web site to another it can be carried out by a single editor or automatically by the system. If the system is selected to mirror the information use the Mirroring Service function to set when and how often the system is to activate mirroring.
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Read more in Editor's Manual - Read more in Administratorís Manual |


Meta-txs stand for meta transactions. They are transactions which are signed by the user but not called by the user. Instead the transaction is sent to a server that executes the transaction for the user. This is known as the meta-tx relay. The server that receives meta-txs and executes them on behalf of the user is known as the relay server that provides the relay service. There are different models of how users gain access to execute meta-txs.
Meta-transactions enable users to authenticate to a server with a key pair which allows them to conduct onchain transactions without any gas in the key pair account.
Web3 User onboarding: Since meta-txs abstract out the need for gas on the key to execute onchain, meta-txs enable applications to give 'free' transactions to users without any further user friction. Eg. For your first 5 transactions, your transactions are free. Usually, users who are completely new to web3 products and cryptocurrencies in general will not have any gas and/or other cryptocurrencies. They are often forced to go through the metamask -> KYC exchange process. While this process is inevitable to some extend, meta-txs enable further user engagement through potentially 'free' transactions, thus providing a greater ability for applications to activate their users.
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2019 Kia Sorento GT-Line long-term review: Infotainment and technology
We get down to brass tacks with the Sorento GT-Line's interior bells and whistles.
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What’s more important than how well a car drives and rides? 'Nothing' would be the answer some would instantly field.
Keep asking around, however, and you might get some differing opinions. I reckon one area that some would covet in particular is technology. Specifically, infotainment and interior niceties.
With all of that in mind, let’s have a closer look at our long-termer 2019 Kia Sorento GT-Line. Our sample is powered by the 147kW/441Nm 2.2-litre turbo diesel, with an on-demand AWD system.
You can also get a FWD set-up with a 206kW/336Nm 3.5-litre petrol V6, but that doesn’t make a difference to the rest of the GT-Line specification.
The infotainment unit measures in at 8.0 inches. The operating system has a familiar look and feel to other Kia (and Hyundai) product.
Importantly, the vital ingredients are all present and accounted for: Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, digital radio and native navigation.
While it’s not as impressive in terms of size or presence, the infotainment system is a painless affair to navigate and get used to, with flanking buttons and touchscreen functionality.
One element I like is the ‘star’ button, which you can assign to whatever you like via settings. I used it as a shortcut to the Android Auto home screen, which let me flick between that and the native operating system easily.
Heated and ventilated seats are a nice touch, with good electric adjustment to dial yourself in behind the wheel.
Combined with dual-zone climate control, the Sorento is a comfortable and mostly painless operator around town.
One good way to improve the general liveability of a large SUV is through a good camera system, and the Sorento certainly falls in that category.
It’s a full 360-degree system, with nice definition and a variety of viewing modes.
Split mode, in particular, lets you focus on gutter clearance on the reverse-parallel park, for example, while also keeping an eye on the full gutter clearance.
Autonomous emergency braking, adaptive cruise control and lane-keep assist are standard across the range.
During our driving so far, we haven’t had any false positives come through, and the lane-keep assist isn’t too ornery.
In GT-Line specification, there are a few additional safety credentials to cover off. Rear cross-traffic alert is one, and blind-spot detection is another. Handy things to have for life in and around the suburbs.
There is also a hands-free smart power tailgate with the GT-Line and SLi specifications, which will detect the smart key. And if you linger around the back for long enough, the boot will automatically open.
All of this gear leaves the Sorento feeling well rounded from a tech and infotainment point of view. All of the important points are covered, and there aren't any major weaknesses.
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By Phil Curtolo
Bruce Willis is a type-casted actor. In Die Hard, he played John McClaine, a rough and tough Chicago cop who gets caught in the wrong place at the wrong time. Again, in Pulp Fiction, as Butch Coolidge, an over-the-hill boxer, he steps on the wrong guys toes. In Luc Besson's The Fifth Element, Willis plays Korben Dallas, a New York cabby who takes in the wrong passenger at the worst possible time.
A stylish science fiction epic, The Fifth Element's complex plot begins right away, in the deserts of Egypt (think Stargate) in 1914. An enormous spacecraft lands above a pyramid where the "5 Elements" are stored and takes them away, vowing to return them when the evil comes back.
Cut to present day, which is our future. The year is 2023, and New York is the city. The only basic differences between Besson's futuristic depiction and the real life New York is that the smog is thicker, the buildings are higher, and the traffic floats!
Anyway, the "evil" comes back as a ball of fire to wreak havoc on the fair citizens of the earth, so back come the tortoise-like aliens to return the "5 Elements" to Earth, in order to defend themselves against the "evil." In the process, however, the ship is intercepted by 2 fighter pods and is destroyed before landing. When officials arrive at the site, all that remains is a hand. What can you do with a hand? Hey, its the 21st Century here-DNA reconstruction! This hand turns out to belong to a beautiful, but mysterious woman named Leeloo (Milla Jovovich, Dazed and Confused). She escapes and, attempting to escape the police by swan diving off of an enormous skyscraper and crashing through the roof of Korben's floating cab.
It's love at first site, as Korben and Leeloo elude the lazy-as-always cops. When Leeloo begins mumbling about a Cornelius (Ian Holm, Night Falls on Manhattan), Korben searches the "Yellow Pages" and delivers her to the door of the good reverend, the only man who knows of her background and duties. Now, Korben, Leeloo, and Cornelius must journey to a foreign planet to board a cruise ship (special effects were spectacular here) to find the remaining four elements. It is here, where they discover that they have been followed by the evil Jean-Baptiste Emmanuel Zorg (Gary Oldman, Murder in the First). He, too, wants possession of the elements, as do a group of pig-like warriors (think the Gamorreans in Return of the Jedi).
 The question is a good one, and one that could be pondered. But enough of that. When Korben points out his love for her, Leeloo is inclined to become the "5th element" and save the world from total destruction.
The Fifth Element features good performances by Willis and Holm, an excellent portrayal of a comedic villain (who reminded me a lot of Jack Nicholson's The Joker in Batman) by one of the masters of villainy, Oldman, and a heartfelt offering by relative newcomer Jovovich. The supporting cast, which includes Brion James ( Tango & Cash), Tim "Tiny" Lester (No Holds Barred), Luke Perry (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), and Chris Tucker (Friday), added a comedic effect to the film.
Although Besson's The Fifth Element can be criticized for the outlandish use of cliches, it is a solid motion picture with a definite point. Some other directors (like Anaconda's Luis Llosa) should take a lesson from this guy-using ideas from epic motion pictures the right way. Ideas from Star Wars and Stargate were utilized for the improvement of this film. Sci-fi fan or not, any movie-lover should see this wonderfully stylish motion picture. Grade: A-, ****1/2 out of *****
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: I don't care how optimistic of a person you are, you have to admit that this is not good. author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 1035 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=1035 date: '2009-06-26 11:09:59 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-06-26 17:09:59 +0000' categories: - The Cubs tags: - California - June Swoon - Tigers - June comments: - id: 275 author: Andy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://ivyenvy.com date: '2009-06-26 13:13:36 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-06-26 19:13:36 +0000' content: As long as Farney is back with the team, anything is possible. - id: 279 author: Tim author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2009-06-28 06:59:58 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-06-28 12:59:58 +0000' content: I'm optimistic.. but not that much corey. Obviously, this team has problems. There are a few positions where the Cubs need to really pick it up.. Cubs second basemen this year are batting .211 with 2 home runs. I've heard grumblings about the Cubbies picking up DeRosa.. That'd be a huge pick me up from a really terrible Cleveland team. Milton Bradley needs to start earning his paycheck, and the Cubs seriously need to start hitting with runners in scoring position.. Right now, they're last in the majors.  To be fair to the Cubs, Aramis Ramirez is returning soon.. And he should really be able to help the lineup out. To date, they haven't done much to make me think they're a team ready to go far.. but with Aramis returning to protect the other big bats, I expect Milton to do better and Lee to continue his hot streak. Lets remember, the Cubs only sit 3 1/2 games out. This isn't the end of the world.. They've managed to tread water while Aramis has been gone.. not too surprising. When he was hurt, did you expect the Cubs to go on a tear? Lets at least give them a little credit.. pitching has been great, offense has struggled.. kind of what we thought would happen.. well, it's what I thought would happen. - id: 280 author: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http:// date: '2009-06-28 10:10:32 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-06-28 16:10:32 +0000' content: "You thought the offense would struggle this year? I really find that hard to believe, seeing as how you are the most optimistic Cubs fan I know.\r\n\r\nYou know...this is the kind of line-up that you shouldn't have to worry too much when a big, possibly the biggest, bat goes down to injury. If you look at Soriano, Lee and Bradley...just those three, I think the team should be able to do more than tread water when Ramirez was injured. Those are three huge bats, but there are still guys like Soto, Fontenot and Fukudome that are the caliber of hitters that would normally be expected to hold things together if a big guy gets injured on Cubs teams of the past or a lot of teams in the MLB right now. \r\n\r\nSo what I'm saying is that if one guy goes down, even if he is the most clutch, this team is built to continue to win. That didn't happen and I'm not sure everything would have been hunky dory if Ramirez would not have gotten injured." ---
This last series against the Tigers indicates that my last post, "Cubs return to form in Atlanta", was pretty accurate. I missed the entire series, driving to California. Part of me is not sure if I want to even look at the game summaries. Andy kept me updated through text that the Cubs had continued on their losing ways. I said that I felt the Cubs needed to go 8-5 in these two weeks. If you look at the 8-5, you realize those are not high expectations. If you look at the way the Cubs are playing, those are unrealistic expectations. This team is 9-11 in the month of June. I'm officially declaring it "June Swoon".
I don't care how optimistic you are. Even Tim, the guy who can look at a 62-100 Cubs team and claim they are the best team in baseball has to admit that this is not looking good. I'm not saying the season is a wash, but seriously, has this 2009 club shown you anything ? Is there one sign that things will definitely turn around?


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NGUYEN Thoai My - Tea website
In this project, we built the interface in the website mainly with HTML and CSS. The project includes the main page, the product information page, and the founder information page. A few visuals are shown below.


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$(document) vs $('body') - a (subtle) difference
While working on the site, and creating a very simple popup that closes when I click anywhere, I ran into a problem.
$('#open-popup').click(function(){ $('#some-popup').fadeIn(); $('body').one('click', function(){ $('#some-popup').fadeOut(); }); return false; });
Looks good? Indeed it was. Until when placed in my game pages. The problem is demostrated here.
Try to click the popup, it closes, good!
Try to click the texts behind, it closes, good!
Try to click the empty space around the popup, ouch. In Chrome 30 and Firefox 24, it does not close.
It is because the body does not span the entire window area.
It becomes a problem in my game pages, when the body is just a line of text because all other elements are placed absolutely or fixedly. (i.e. with position: absolute;
or position: fixed;
) and taken out of the flow. And when I say it is taken out of the flow, it no longer contribute to the body. And $('body')
only consider that small piece of text, not the entire window.
To fix this, just use $(document)
, as demostrated here.
$('#open-popup').click(function(){ $('#some-popup').fadeIn(); $(document).one('click', function(){ $('#some-popup').fadeOut(); }); return false; });
While in most cases $('body')
seems to be the same as $(document)
, they are not always so.


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Play 1.1 — Release notes
You can read about the bugs fixed in Play 1.1 on the road map page. This page highlights the most important changes.
Migrating from Play 1.0.x
Migrating from Play 1.0.x is pretty straightforward. There are no changes to the application layout, so the same application will run on Play <IP_ADDRESS> or Play 1.1. However if you use any external modules in your application, you may have to use more recent versions that are compatible with Play 1.1. Check the corresponding module pages.
- Some APIs have been removed in Play 1.1, after having been deprecated for a long time, but most of the public API is the same. If you have compilation errors that you don’t know how to solve, ask on the Google group.
- Plugin order has been changed. If you have a specific plugin that need to run before or after a default one, perhaps you will need to change its index.
- In play.libs.IO, a lot of methods that used to throw checked exceptions are now throwing runtime exceptions. If you were catching the exception you may need to change the exception class or stop catching it.
- In production mode, the database is no longer automatically updated when the model changes. If you want this behavior, add this line to your your application.conf:
jpa.ddl = update
New headless test runner
As you know, the Play test runner requires a browser to run application tests. This is because of the Selenium test support, which makes it possible to really test your application running in a browser.
However, for continuous integration, it’s sometimes difficult to automatically run a real browser on the integration server. So, since this release, Play embeds a stand-alone headless browser based on HtmlUnit.
When you run tests with play auto-test
, this browser will be used.
Note that the headless browser try to behave like Internet Explorer 8. It’s a good thing because as most developers use and test locally on a real browser like Firefox or Webkit, it allows to check obvious JavaScript compatibility issues on the integration platform.
New HTTP server based on JBoss Netty
The Play 1.1 release uses JBoss Netty instead of Apache Mina as HTTP server. This should not change anything for your application, and the performance of the HTTP layer be the same as before. However, this fixes some small HTTP bugs that affected Play 1.0.x.
This new HTTP server will allow us the support more advanced HTTP features soon, such as WebSockets.
Updated core libraries and improved naming
As Play framework is a full-stack framework it directly embeds the required Java libraries. All of these libraries have been updated, including the new Hibernate 3.5.x release that provides JPA 2 support.
We have also adopted a better naming conventions for embedded libraries. If you look in the framework/lib
directory you can now see what the exact version of each library is.
New database-agnostic play.db.Model API
Play 1.1 introduces a new play.db.Model API. This API is not intended to be used directly by applications, but it provides a generic datastore interface that can be implemented by module’s creator to provide integration with any kind of datastore (including NoSQL based ones).
This means that in Play 1.1, JPA support is totally decoupled from the core framework. It is still a default plugin, and is activated automatically if it detects any @Entity class, but some features such as CRUD and Fixtures no longer directly depend on JPA. These components can work with any module that provides an implementation ok play.db.Model, such as the play-morphia module for MongoDB.
Scala language support
The core framework internals have been refactored to work with the Scala language. The Scala module provides complete integration for Scala with the Play framework.
Native Glassfish deployment support
Play has now a native container for the Glassfish application server. This means that by adding the Play container to any Glassfish server you can deploy any existing Play application on it.
The Glassfish container is hosted at http://github.com/playframework/play-glassfish, and should be soon available directly in the Glassfish contrib
repository.
Because Glassfish allows to run several applications simultaneously, you can now run several Play applications in a single JVM.
Note that this is different from packaging your application as a WAR file. The Play container for Glassfish runs applications natively: it doesn’t use a Servlet container, and does not require that you package your application in a particular way.
Virtual hosting in routes
The routes
file now supports Host matching. this can be useful if action parameters must be extracted from the host parameter. For example, for a SAAS application, you could use:
GET {client}.mysoftware.com/ Application.index
and then automatically retrieve the client
value as for any other request parameter:
public static void index(String client) {
…
}
When using the @@{…}
notation (absolute reverse routing) in a template, the host will be used if provided by the corresponding route. This can be useful in several situations.
For example, if you want to use a content distribution network to distribute your static assets in production, you could write a routes
file like this:
#{if play.Play.mode.isDev()}
GET /public/ staticDir:public
#{/}
#{else}
GET assets.myapp.com/ staticDir:public
#{/}
And in your templates:

This will be reversed as http://locahost:9000/public/images/logo.png
in DEV mode, and http://assets.myapp.com/images/logo.png
in PROD mode.
Support for custom binding
The binding system now supports more customization.
@play.data.binding.As
The first thing is the new @play.data.binding.As
annotation that makes it possible to contextually configure a binding. You can use it for example to specify the date format that must be used by the DateBinder
:
public static void update(@As("dd/MM/yyyy") Date updatedAt) {
…
}
The @As
annotation also has internationalisation support, which means that you can provide a specific annotation for each locale:
public static void update(
@As(
lang={"fr,de","en","*"},
value={"dd/MM/yyyy","dd-MM-yyyy","MM-dd-yy"}
)
Date updatedAt
) {
…
}
The @As
annotation can work with all binders that support it, including your own binder. For example, using the ListBinder
:
public static void update(@As(",") List<String> items) {
…
}
This binds a simple comma separated String
as a List
.
@play.data.binding.NoBinding
The new @play.data.binding.NoBinding
annotation allows yous to mark non-bindable fields, resolving potential security issues. For example:
public class User extends Model {
@NoBinding("profile") public boolean isAdmin;
@As("dd, MM yyyy") Date birthDate;
public String name;
}
public static void editProfile(@As("profile") User user) {
…
}
In this case, the isAdmin
field will never be bound from the editProfile
action, even if an malicious user includes a user.isAdmin=true
field in a fake form post.
play.data.binding.TypeBinder
The @As
annotation also allows you to define a completely custom binder. A custom binder is subclass of TypeBinder
that you define in your project. For example:
public class MyCustomStringBinder implements TypeBinder<String> {
public Object bind(String name, Annotation[] anns, String value,
Class clazz) {
return "!!" + value + "!!";
}
}
You can use it in any action, like:
public static void anyAction(
@As(binder=MyCustomStringBinder.class) String name) {
…
}
@play.data.binding.Global
Alternatively, you can define a global custom binder that will apply for the corresponding type. For example, you define a binder for the java.awt.Point
class like this:
@Global
public class PointBinder implements TypeBinder<Point> {
public Object bind(String name, Annotation[] anns, String value,
Class class) {
String[] values = value.split(",");
return new Point(
Integer.parseInt(values[0]),
Integer.parseInt(values[1])
);
}
}
As you see a global binder is a classical binder annotated with @play.data.binding.Global
. An external module can contribute binders to a project, which makes it possible to define reusable binder extensions.
New powerful async WS library
The play.libs.WS
library allow your Play application to behaves like a web client. In this release we have introduced a new asynchronous implementation based on AsyncHttpClient. This new implementation provides new xxxAsync
methods that allow you to fetch remote resources asynchronously.
When combined with the waitFor(…)
feature, you can use this to build high performance non-blocking applications that mash-up existing applications:
public static void mirrorFeed() throws Exception {
if (request.isNew) {
Future<HttpResponse> feed = WS.url(
"http://planet.playframework.org/feed"
).getAsync();
request.args.put("futureFeed", feed);
waitFor(feed);
} else {
HttpResponse res = (
(Future<HttpResponse>)request.args.get("futureFeed")
).get()
renderXml(res.getXml());
}
}
OAuth support
There is now a play.libs.OAuth
library that provides OAuth protocol support. OAuth is an open protocol to allow secure API authorization in a simple and standard method from web applications.
A new twitter-oauth
sample application demonstrates the API usage by connecting securely to the twitter API.
HTTPS support
The built-in server now supports the HTTPS protocol. You can of course use it in production if you want. It supports certificate management, either via the classical Java keystore or simple cert
and key
files. To start an HTTPS connector for your application, just declare the https.port
configuration property in your application.conf
file:
http.port=9000
https.port=9443
You need to put your certificates in the conf
directory. Play supports X509 certificates and keystore certificates. The X509 certificates must be named as follows:
host.cert for the certificate and host.key for the key. If you are using keystore, then, by default it should be named certificate.jks.
If you are using X509 certificates, then the following parameters can be configured in your application.conf
file:
# X509 certificates
certificate.key.file=conf/host.key
certificate.file=conf/host.cert
# In case your key file is password protected
certificate.password=secret
trustmanager.algorithm=JKS
If you are using keystore:
keystore.algorithm=JKS
keystore.password=secret
keystore.file=conf/certificate.jks
Note that the values above are the default values.
You can generate self-signed certificates using openssl:
openssl genrsa 1024 > host.key
openssl req -new -x509 -nodes -sha1 -days 365 -key host.key > host.cert
If you are using the Java keystore mechanism, then the following properties can be configured in your application.conf
file:
# Keystore
ssl.KeyManagerFactory.algorithm=SunX509
trustmanager.algorithm=JKS
keystore.password=secret
keystore.file=certificate.jks
The values above are the default values.
New Cache features
There are two new features that enable easier cache integration for actions and templates. First you can easily cache the result of an action by adding the @play.cache.CacheFor
annotation. This is very useful for pseudo static pages.
@CacheFor("1h")
public static void index() {
render();
}
Second, there is now a new #{cache}
tag that allows to easily cache template fragments:

Very complex home page to build

#{cache 'home-' + connectedUser.email, for:'15min'}
…
#{/cache}
These new features use the same cache implementation as the standard Play cache.
WAR archives are fully precompiled
The play precompile
command now really compile your applications to static Java bytecode. This means that you can distribute a Play application fully-compiled, and that you can remove all app/
source files, including templates.
All WAR files generated by the play war
command are now automatically precompiled.
By default, when you run an application the standard way, Play will always check the application source code to detect changes. If you don’t care about this step and you want to start your application from precompiled classes, you can specify the precompiled=true
system property:
play start myApp -Dprecompiled=true
Global route arguments
The new play.mvc.Controller.routeArgs
scope allow to define arguments that will be used globally for any reverse routing during the request. For example, if you have a common parameter for a lot of routes:
GET /{lang}/ Application.index
GET /{lang}/users Application.users
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filter:
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scope, it will automatically be used for reverse routing, even if not specified:
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file contributed by a module can hook into any existing built-in command. Also, commands contributed by modules are now listed by the play help
command.
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library - support of the
never
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As there is no experience report for morphine at this time I thought it proper that someone let the public in on some of it's secrets.
As morphine is used through out the professional sector, it is quite easy to see how one might mistake this for the little cousin of Heroine, however if you read on you may change your mind.
It is worth mentioning that I had an endless supply of morphine base. This changes the way you use the drug substantially.
The main routes for morphine use are Intraveinous, Inhaled, or taken orally.
This report will consider the latter two options, as I have never been one for shooting junk into my blood stream.
First of all I will start by saying that I was/am a healthy person, in both body and mind, I am a hard working citizen, with a beautiful wife and great friends. I am currently studying Engineering and find the work hard but am getting good grades.
My first experience with morphine:
As I was not quite up on the best way to smoke morphine, I decided to make myself some Morphine HCl. This was acheved by mixing the Morphine base with some Hydrochloric Acid I brought from the hardware store. (Plumbers use it.) I used activated charchoal, and filtered to give a clear Morphine HCl liquid. This was then dried. The result was a white crystaline soapy substance that was horribly bitter. I own a nice set of electric scales that are quite accurate, and was able to measure myself out 0.1 of a gram. I had read that 5-10mg intraveinously was a good starting point, so I divided my 0.1 of a gram into 10 pieces and ate 1x10mg mound. It tasted horrible, and took about 20 minutes before I felt anything.
The feeling was utter bliss, just happy to be alive, just happy to do whatever, just happy to be happy! However the constipation that followed was terrible, but barable.
Over the coming months I used my Morphine HCl on comedowns from Extacy and Speed, this worked well, and allowed peace and even sleep. (Note at this time no tollerance was noted)
1 year later:
I had been very good, looking after my health going to be early and generally being well. I was sitting at my desk doing an assignment and something in my head told me that I would enjoy doing this assignment much more if I added a little morphine... which I did! This made everything seem ok, and I was happy to sit there for hours and just work on what you would normally call a booring assignment. This mind set quickly lead to my taking of the morphine HCl on a daily basis. (Still no tollerance noted.) I passed all my exams and thought that I had better stop using (after approx 2 months use), as I was now working a 9-5 job. The withdrawals were not what you would call horrific, but they were noticable. I took Neurofen Plus to help out with the body aches, and it soon passed. (After 7 days there were no noticable symptoms)
Another year later:
I was sitting doing another booring assignment, and there it was again, that little voice in my head, ‘This would be much better if you used a little morphine’, which again it was! However, the morphine HCl I had made originally had run out and I was only left with Morphine base. As I did not want to spend the time cooking up another batch I looked into smoking morphine. There is very little litrature out there on smoking morphine, so I will let you in on what I learned:
1. Morphine Base can be smoked.
2. The feeling it gives you when you smoke it is much greater than that when you ingest it.
3. It tastes really nice!
If you were concious about your usage, I have read that the best method is to ‘chase the dragon’, which I tried and did not particularly like as it took way too long to smoke it this way. So I purchased myself a small marijuana pipe with filters. I just measured out 10mg in the same fashion as before and sat it on the filter, used my lighter to burn whilst inhaling. (Many will say this is a waste for many reasons, but I can assure you that it works, and works well!)
Anyhow, to cut a long story short, smoking morphine is, for me, much more addictive than ingesting it!
Smoking morphine made me feel alive, it had all the good things about ingesting it but without the bad side effects. I had very little to no constipation due to smoking morphine over a 3 month period.
I guess the next thing to report on is stopping again. As I mentioned, it had been 3 months since I started smoking morphine till the day I stopped.
Why did I stop? Well, I guess I was just enjoying myself too much, you know the feeling when you get it... So I just stopped, thinking about my last experience with withdrawals I though this would also be mild.
I was wrong! After 3 months I had built up quite a tollerance, and was smoking around 200mg a day. If I did not get up early in the morning and have a pipe I was a mess!
Anyhow, I did not sit still for over 60 hours, I did not eat for the entire time... and then the diareah...

Fortunately I was able to crawl to the doctor who prescribed me valium for anxiety, this allowed me to get some rest and I was able to resume eating.
It has been a month now, and I do not have cravings for morphine at all, but what I do have is anxiety. My doctor it treating my anxiety topically with valium xanax and busbar... There is light at the end of the tunnel, but it has been a hard road.
So I guess the message here is:
If you are going to do morphine, smoke it!
If you are going to abuse morphine, be prepared for HELL!
All said and done, Morphine is a wonder drug, it truely makes me feel happier and safer than I can ever experience without it.
I personally will probably use it again one day, maybe for something special, but never again will I use it more than once in a month!
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Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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This is a jQuery plugin to create 360 degree product image slider. The plugin is full customizable with number of options provided. The plugin have the power to display images in any angle 360 degrees. This feature can be used successfully in many use cases e.g. on an e-commerce site to help customers look products in detail, from any angle they desire.
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totalFrames: 52,
endFrame: 30,
currentFrame: 1,
imgList: '.threesixty_images',
progress: '.spinner',
imagePath:'img/car/',
filePrefix: '',
ext: '.png',
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width: 800,
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We are a multi-faceted agency that manages and protects 154 national forests and 20 grasslands in 43 states and Puerto Rico. The agency’s mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of the nation’s forests and grasslands to meet the needs of present and future generations.
We have an elite wildland firefighting team and the world’s largest forestry research organization. Our experts provide technical and financial help to state and local government agencies, businesses, private landowners and work government-to-government with tribes to help protect and manage non-federal forest and associated range and watershed lands.
We augment our work through partnerships with public and private agencies that help us plant trees, improve trails, educate the public, and improve conditions in wildland/urban interfaces and rural areas, just to name a few. Our team also promotes sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation internationally.
Gifford Pinchot, first Chief of the Forest Service, summed up the mission of the Forest Service: "to provide the greatest amount of good for the greatest amount of people in the long run."


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| Genres: | Thriller |
| Director: | Matthew Parkhill |
| Writer: | Sergio Casci |
Cast: | Mary Kee - Rachelle Lefevre John Guidi - Stephen Moyer Rose Lazar - Lorna Raver Steven Campbell - Ed Quinn George - Luis Guzmán Old Woman - Lydia Echevarria Young Woman - Aris Mejias Concetta Guidi - Gladys Rodríguez John Guidi, Sr. - Sunshine Logroño Attorney Kirby - Brian Tester Dr. Hain - Grace Connelly Attorney Davis - Alfredo De Quesada Nurse - Marisé Alvarez Fire Dancer - Leonardo Castro Social Services Clerk - José Cotté Judge - Cordelia González Young Man - Abimael Linares Young Guy - Wilfred Omar Perez Real Estate agent - David Rittenhouse Mary's Landlord - Luillo Ruiz Creepy Student - Johnathan R. Santiago Announcer - Jon Bailey Waiter - Ramiro 'Ramir' Delgado Ruiz Witness - Guillermo Valedon |


Mark hails from the Island of Whidbey in the great Pacific Northwest. He has found his way into the wonderful world of coding via non-profit fundraising and someday hopes to marry the two paths into some useful technology to benefit those in need. For fun, you might find Mark playing on his boat, hiking in the mountains, or just hanging out with his wife Janna and two little boys, Silas and Caleb.
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Sean is originally from a place called Paradise, CA. He spent some time in the Navy as a diesel mechanic and soon plans to become a part of the US Forest Service. In his off-time, he spends time on adventures around the Great PNW with his girlfriend.


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well
not quite
but the Mark Knopfler song plays in my head
and I can’t get past the chorus
I don’t know it well enough
it was my dad’s song, anyway
3:19 sounds close enough
I’m reminded of times
when Mark Knopfler was part of the band
and he played from speakers near my head
quietly blasting guitar solos in my ears
as my head bobbed with the turns
and my forehead knocked against the window
and we all drove somewhere together
to see the world.
The world has changed
as it always does.
Gone are the days of the Sultans of Swing
of Tequila Sunrise
and Duke of Earl.
Paul and Paula no longer croon their songs
from an old cassette tape
as we drive through canyons
and on freeways.
Gone are the people
that drove in that car together.
What now?


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Do you like Sci-Fi? While I finish up my next novel, I have started an online fiction series called Forbearance. Picking up from the canteen scene in Bellicose, we meet Keius Minjen, a postal marine, as he tries to survive the battle planet Guna to exact revenge and one day liberate his homeland.
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I just borrowed this from a Fate site to have something to show.
[This stuff is more GM-oriented than player-oriented.]
There are four types of die-rolling conflicts in FATE:
StaticTest: A single roll by a player against a set difficulty.
StaticChallenge: This is a more complex series of tests, where a combination of successes is needed to achive a certain accomplishment.
DynamicTest: Like a StaticTest, but with multiple people competing.
DynamicChallenge: Use for multi-roll contests between multiple people.
Yeah, that’s a lot of terminology to sling about.
| It’s a … | Static | Dynamic |
| Test | Only Player rolls,\ | |
| Player and GM roll,\ | ||
| Challenge | Only Player rolls,\ | |
| Player and GM roll,\ | ||
There are actually three related ways of dealing with person-vs-person items in a simple, one-roll fashion. (I think it’s unduly confusing; each has its own interesting aspect, but having all three floating around just complicates matters):.
In a STATIC CONTEST, the GM has set the difficulty (in the sample dart game, Average), each player rolls against their skill, and the player with the higher MarginOfSuccess wins. This is sort of a two-person StaticTest, with both people vying against the difficulty, not each other (i.e., what each person does doesn’t affect the other). (FUG 10)
In a DYNAMIC CHECK, there is no base difficulty given; it’s just the two players rolling against their skill (to run to the door first, in this case), and comparing their result (their skill level as modified by their roll), with the better overall result being the winner. (FUG 12)
And this is not to be confused with the DynamicTest, as mentioned above; this is like a Dynamic Check, only the MarginOfSuccess between the results gets compared to the table.
Comments by Landon Darkwood http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/FateRPG/message/2061 (agreed to by FredHicks http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/FateRPG/message/2064).
… Hence, the GM would use those rolls in the following situations:
StaticTest’ – When the character is performing an action at a set difficulty that’s simple enough to be handled in one roll (jumping across a chasm)
StaticChallenge – When the character is performing an action at a set difficulty that’s too complex to be resolved in one roll (disarming an explosive)
DynamicTest – When the character is actively opposed by some person/force, or the conditions of the action are fluid enough to warrant an opposed roll, but the action is simple enough to resolve in one roll (two people trying to get their hands on something at the same time, someone dodging a magical trap that’s been sprung)
DynamicChallenge – When the character is actively opposed by some person/force, or the conditions of the action are fluid enough to warrant an opposed roll, but the action is complex enough to require more than one roll (combat, two people trying to hack each other’s computer at the same time, two people playing chess, disarming a self-aware explosive)
The reason why the sidebar also mentions a static contest as an optional rule is because sometimes, people can be competing with each other and yet not be actively affecting one another. The example given of a game of darts is apt, because while you’re trying to beat your partner, you’re not actively doing anything to hinder his progress. Two people running the 50-yard dash would be another example. So, as an option, you could have them roll static tests against the same difficulty and compare MoS for the winner, or in a challenge, simply declare the winner the one who gets to the end of the challenge grid first.


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TreeView / Items with Check Box
- {{item.text}}
In this example each TreeView item has a check box, shown before its label. Check boxes are added to the TreeView using the CheckBox directive.
This sample uses the following properties and methods:
- showCheckBoxes - determines whether TreeView will show or hide check boxes in its view
- checkboxSettings - specifies the appearance and behavior of check boxes
- getCheckList - a method which returns a list of items depending on their checkState field value. By default returns a list of all checked items.
Check boxes can accept either two-state (true or false) or tri-state values (checked, indeterminate or unchecked). In case of this example, we are using tri-state values.
TreeView comes with built-in checkbox cascading selection. Whenever an item's check box value changes, all parent and child items updates their check box value.


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Hi all,
I be a EMON TX for a week
The emontx_temperature_power I have said so already running
A problem with the emontx_lowpower_temperature here the temperature sensors are not recognized!
Do I have the file still emontx_lowpower_temperature.ino the HEX addresses enter from the temperature sensors?
Or is there a finished sketch where you have to configure anything?
my data
group 210
ID 18
Freq. 868
3 sensors Dallas 18B20
Greetings
Guido
My emontx_temperature_powerneu.ino is running
Re: emontx_lowpower_temperature no Sensor
Look at this page: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/DS18B20-temperature-sen...
You need to run the sketch temperature_search.ino one time only to read the HEX addresses of your sensors, then write the numbers into your emontx_lowpower_temperature.ino sketch.


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Cross Culture Cook was a project to bring cooks from all over the world and share their recipes and experiences. The project was developed with a journalist from Bangladesh.
The CSJR (Centre for Services in Restorative justice) is the bilingual site for a non-profit project that relies on encounters between persons who directly or indirectly, have suffered or committed crimes of a similar nature in order to restore together the damage done by the crime.
I worked on this project, replacing the original site they had. From design (together with a graphic designer), to hosting and maintenance, the site is built on Wordpress, with security and multilingual plugins.
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Service Expiration: When the limit is reached, no more input events will be accepted for the account.
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Service limits are set using the SETUP - All Accounts selection.


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ScienceFrontend is an open-source project meant to ease the process of using scientific scripts. The frontend provides a web-accessible, dependency-free GUI for performing quick computations.
ScienceFrontend is currently being written by Edward Kim. Development of ScienceFrontend is supported by the Canadian Light Source. As such, scientific tasks related to x-ray spectroscopy are currently the main focus for ScienceFrontend's capabilities.
ScienceFrontend is under development and currently released under the MIT License.


Five killed, 120 injured in Iran earthquake
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsTEHRAN (AFP) - A night-time earthquake in northwestern Iran on Friday killed five people and injured 120, according to early reports on state television.
The 5.9-magnitude quake struck about 120 kilometres (75 miles) southeast of the city of Tabriz, in East Azerbaijan Province, in the early hours of the morning, the Iranian Seismological Center said.
Described as "moderate", the shallow quake was eight kilometres (five miles) deep and was followed by five aftershocks.
Provincial governor, Mohammad-Reza Pourmohammadi, told local media that at least 30 houses had been destroyed.
Rescue operations were underway in 41 rural villages, but the damage was largely concentrated in two areas.
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) issued an alert warning that "significant casualties are likely and the disaster is potentially widespread".
Iran sits where two major tectonic plates meet and experiences frequent seismic activity.
The country has suffered a number of major disasters in recent decades, including at the ancient city of Bam, which was decimated by a catastrophic earthquake in 2003 that killed at least 31,000 people.
In 1990, a 7.4-magnitude quake in northern Iran killed 40,000 people, injured 300,000 and left half a million homeless, reducing dozens of towns and nearly 2,000 villages to rubble.
Iran has experienced at least two other significant quakes in recent years -- one in 2005 that killed more than 600 people and another in 2012 that left some 300 dead.


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Distance Transform Module Reference
Distance transforms and Voronoi, Delauney and geodesic partitioning based there upon.
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#include <filters.h>
Routines
Detailed Description
The distance transform in its most common form is used to compute the distance of
every foreground pixel from the nearest background pixel in a binary image
(Binary_Euclidean_Distance). More generally, given a grey scale image, the transfrom
computes:
D[p] = minq ( I[q] + d(p,q) )
where D[p] is the distance transform of pixel p, I[q] is the value
of the image at pixel q, and d(p,q) is a measure of distance between the coordinates
of pixels p and q. Using the linear time algorithm of Fezenszwalb and Hutenlocher
(Cornell Computing and Information Science Technical Report TR2004-1963, 2004) this
module provides functions for the squared Euclidean distance (Squared_Distance) and
Manhattan distance (Manhattan_Distance).
The Voronoi diagram and its dual Delauney triangulation are constructs that can be derived
from a set of N real-valued points in O(NlogN) time. However, one can also, less
efficiently compute these with respect to a set of N pixels using the distance transform
in time proportional to the size of the array involved where in this form the Voroni
diagram is returned by Voronoi_Labeling as a label array that indicates which point
is closes to any given pixel, and the Delauney triangulation is returned by
Delauney_Partition as a Partition that models the underlying partition of
the Voronoi diagram.
Finally, given a collection of connected foreground objects, Geodesic_Labeling uses
the distance transform to determine a labeling that gives the foreground object each pixel
is closest to, and Geodesic_Partition returns a Partition that models the resulting
partition.
Routine Documentation
Generates a FLOAT32_TYPE array with the same shape as array or slice image, that contains the
distance transform of image with respect to the squared Euclidean metric.
That is, if D[p] is the
value of pixel p in the result, and I[q] is the value of image at a pixel
q, then:
D[p] = minq ( I[q] + d(p,q) )
where the minimum is conceptually over all pixels q in image, and d(p,q) is
the square of the Euclidean distance between pixels p and q. That is, if the coordinates
for p and q are
(x1, x2, ... xn)
and
(y1, y2, ... yn), respectively,
then:
d(p,q) = Σi ( xi - yi )2
The routine take O(vn) time where v is the size of image and n is its dimensionality.
Generates a FLOAT32_TYPE array with the same shape as array or slice image, that contains the
distance transform of image with respect to the Manhattan metric.
That is, if D[p] is the
value of pixel p in the result, and I[q] is the value of image at a pixel
q, then:
D[p] = minq ( I[q] + d(p,q) )
where the minimum is conceptually over all pixels q in image, and d(p,q) is
the Manhattan distance between pixels p and q. That is, if the coordinates
for p and q are
(x1, x2, ... xn)
and
(y1, y2, ... yn), respectively,
then:
d(p,q) = Σi | xi - yi |
The routine take O(vn) time where v is the size of image and n is its dimensionality.
Generates a FLOAT32_TYPE array with the same shape as array or slice image, that contains the
Euclidean distance transform of the binarization of image where
non-zero pixels are considered foreground and zero pixels are considered background.
That is, if D[p] is the
value of pixel p in the result, and B is the set of all pixels in image that
are background (zero) then:
D[p] = minq ∈ B d(p,q)
where d(p,q) is
the Euclidean distance between pixels p and q. That is, if the coordinates
for p is
(x1, x2, ... xn)
and the coordinate for q is
(y1, y2, ... yn),
then:
d(p,q) = ( Σi ( xi - yi )2 ).5
The routine take O(vn) time where v is the size of image and n is its dimensionality.
Creates an UINT32_TYPE array L of shape shape for which L[p] = i if and only if
d(p,seeds[i-1] is minimal
over all possible choices of i ∈ [1,nseed], where d is Euclidean distance.
That is, L is a label field that for every pixel indicates which Voronoi region the pixel
is in, where the Voronoi diagram is that induced by the nseed points given by
seeds[0..nseed-1] with respect to the lattice of shape.
Returns a Partition graph that models the
Delauney decomposition of the collection of points seeds[0..nseed-1] with respect to the
lattice shape. This decomposition is effectively the partition graph of the Voronoi decomposition
(see Voronoi_Labeling) of said points. The depth of each region in this partition
is always 0, and the height of
each edge between Voronoi regions is the distance between their foci.
| Label_Array * |
Geodesic_LabelingG (APart *image, boolean iscon2n, int *nregions O) |
Creates an UINT32_TYPE array L with the same shape as array or slice image that gives
the labeling of pixels in the geodesic decomposition of image when it is interpreted as a binary
foreground/background image, where non-zero pixels are considered foreground and zero
pixels are considered background. Every iscon2n-connected set of foreground pixels is
assigned an integer index from 1 to *nregion, and there after L[p] for each index
p is set to the index of the foreground region that is closest to it.
Returns a Partition graph that models the partitioning of image described in
Geodesic_Labeling immediately above. The depth of each region in this partition is
always 0, and the height of an edge is the distance between the two
foreground objects of the regions.
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