Yes No Maybe Boolean deserialization with Jackson
The Robustness principle demands: be lenient in what you accept and strict in what you emit. I was facing this challenge when deserializing boolean values.
What is true
Glancing at data, we can spot, mostly easily what looks trueish:
- true
- "True"
- "Yes"
- 1
- "Si"
- "Ja"
- "Active"
- "isActive"
- "enabled"
- "on"
The last three options aren't as clear cut, they depend on your use case. Using a simple class, lets try to deserialize from JSON to an instance of a Java class instance using Jackson.
Java doesn't have native support for JSON, so we need to rely on libraries like Jackson, Google GSON (or any other listed on the JSON page). I choose Jackson, since it is the library underpinning the JsonObject of the Eclipse Vert.x Framework I'm fond of. Over at Baeldung you will find more generic Jackson tutorials.
Let's look at a simple Java class (Yes, Java14 will make it less verbose), that sports fromJson()
and toJson()
as well as convenient overwrite of equals()
and toString()
package com.notessensei.blogsamples;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonIgnoreProperties;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonInclude;
import io.vertx.core.json.JsonObject;
@JsonInclude(JsonInclude.Include.NON_NULL)
@JsonIgnoreProperties(ignoreUnknown = true)
public class Component {
public static Component fromJson(final JsonObject source) {
return source.mapTo(Component.class);
}
private String name;
private boolean active = false;
public Component() {
// Default empty constructor required
}
public String getName() {
return name;
}
public void setName(String name) {
this.name = name;
}
public boolean getActive() {
return active;
}
public void setActive(boolean isActive) {
this.active = isActive;
}
public JsonObject toJson() {
return JsonObject.mapFrom(this);
}
@Override
public boolean equals(Object obj) {
if (obj instanceof Component) {
return this.toString().equals(obj.toString());
}
return super.equals(obj);
}
@Override
public String toString() {
return this.toJson().encode();
}
}
Trying to instantiate a class instance with the following JSON will work:
{
"name": "Heater",
"active": false
}
{
"name": "Aircon"
}
{
"name": "Fridge",
"active": true,
"PowerConsumption": {
"unit": "kw",
"measure": 7
}
}
However it will fail with those:
{
"name": "System1",
"active": "on"
}
{
"name": "System2",
"active": "yes"
}
You get the charming error Cannot deserialize value of type boolean
from String "yes": only "true"/"True"/"TRUE" or "false"/"False"/"FALSE" recognized`. Interestingly numbers work.
On a side note: Jackson uses the presence of getters/setters to decide (de)serialization and needs getActive
and setActive
or isActive
. When you name your variable isActive
Eclipse would generate setActive
and isActive
instead of getIsActive
/ isIsActive
and setIsActive
. So simply avoid the is...
prefix for internal variables.
To bend the Jackson deserializer to our will, we need to overwrite JsonDeserializer
, an abstract class with one method we need to override: deserialize(JsonParser p, DeserializationContext ctxt)
.
For our case it was sufficient to check the first character of the property value. Using getTextCharacters
we get access to the char
array and getTextOffset
tells us where to start. Put all this together gives us the custom deserializer.
package package com.notessensei.blogsamples;
import java.io.IOException;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonParser;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.DeserializationContext;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.JsonDeserializer;
public class RelaxedBooleanDeserializer extends JsonDeserializer<Boolean> {
@Override
public Boolean deserialize(JsonParser p, DeserializationContext ctxt)
throws IOException {
char[] chars = p.getTextCharacters();
int start = p.getTextOffset();
char isbool = chars[start];
/* What is true
* - boolean true
* - Letters: T,t (True), Y,y (Yes sir), A,a (active), I,i (isActive), E,e (enabled), J,j (Jawohl), S,s (si senior)
* - Numbers: anything not starting with 0 (0.3 would be false)
*/
return "TtYyeAaEIiJjSs123456789".contains(String.valueOf(isbool))
? Boolean.TRUE
: Boolean.FALSE;
}
}
Depending on the use case, a different logic might be needed, e.g. when true
/false
comes in as started
/stopped
or isActive
/isDisabled
. So attention to detail is required. Using the Jackson annotation @JsonDeserialize
we activate the use of our deserializer on our variable
@JsonDeserialize(using = RelaxedBooleanDeserializer.class)
private boolean active;
Looks good, until we test it. The deserialization barfs on value ""
and on submission of null
. The first one can be remedied by checking the lenght of chars
, while the null
value requires overriding the getNullValue
method. Our result:
public class RelaxedBooleanDeserializer extends JsonDeserializer<Boolean> {
@Override
public Boolean deserialize(JsonParser p, DeserializationContext ctxt)
throws IOException {
char[] chars = p.getTextCharacters();
if (chars.length < 1) {
return Boolean.FALSE;
}
int start = p.getTextOffset();
char isbool = chars[start];
return "TtYyeEIiJjSs123456789".contains(String.valueOf(isbool))
? Boolean.TRUE
: Boolean.FALSE;
}
@Override
public Boolean getNullValue(DeserializationContext ctxt) throws JsonMappingException {
return Boolean.FALSE;
}
}
As usual YMMV
Posted by Stephan H Wissel on 07 May 2022 | Comments (0) | categories: Java


Fully Secured
Greet comes with fully end-to-end AES256 encrypted infrastructure so that you can execute your meetings on your terms
Unique Features
Our cross-platform architecture gives you the power to leverage upon your meetings even on the go and to top with off with advanced presentation features
E for Enterprise
Greet lets you record your conferences and fetch previous meeting chat transcripts along with provisions for customised meeting pages and on-premise hosting


| amelia-package | Amelia II: A Program for Missing Data |
| africa | Economic and Political Indictors in 6 African States |
| amelia | AMELIA: Multiple Imputation of Incomplete Multivariate Data |
| amelia.amelia | AMELIA: Multiple Imputation of Incomplete Multivariate Data |
| amelia.default | AMELIA: Multiple Imputation of Incomplete Multivariate Data |
| amelia.molist | AMELIA: Multiple Imputation of Incomplete Multivariate Data |
| ameliabind | Combine multiple runs of Amelia |
| ameliagui | Interactive GUI for Amelia |
| AmeliaView | Interactive GUI for Amelia |
| combine.output | Combine Multiple Amelia Output Lists |
| compare.density | Compare observed versus imputed densities |
| disperse | Overdispersed starting values diagnostic for multiple imputation |
| freetrade | Trade Policy and Democracy in 9 Asian States |
| main.close | Interactive GUI for Amelia |
| mi.meld | Combine Multiple Results From Multiply Imputed Datasets |
| missmap | Missingness Map |
| moPrep | Prepare Multiple Overimputation Settings |
| moPrep.default | Prepare Multiple Overimputation Settings |
| moPrep.molist | Prepare Multiple Overimputation Settings |
| overimpute | Overimputation diagnostic plot |
| plot.amelia | Summary plots for Amelia objects |
| summary.amelia | Summary of an Amelia object |
| transform.amelia | Transform imputed datasets from Amelia objects |
| tscsPlot | Plot observed and imputed time-series for a single cross-section |
| write.amelia | Write Amelia imputations to file |


This inspection indicates that Groovy variable might not have been initialized
Powered by InspectorGroovy


Adds a cylinder to the current scene
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Attaches a cylinder to a gripper
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Add grippers objects in the virtual scene to include them in collision free planing
| Parameters: |
|---|
Inserts a pre defined box into the scene and adds the items in the box
| Parameters: |
|---|
Returns the subscripts for an item in the box
| Parameters: | |
|---|---|
| Returns: | The subscripts as x,y,z |
| Return type: | [int,int,int] |
Creates a new and empty box without a top cover
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Creates tables around the robot to the corresponding scenario
| Parameters: | scenario (str) – The target scenario |
|---|
Returns the amount of items in a box
| Parameters: | name (str) – Name of the pre defined box |
|---|---|
| Returns: | The amount of items |
| Return type: | int |
Return the name of the other arm
| Parameters: | side (str) – One name of an arm |
|---|---|
| Returns: | Name of the other arm |
| Return type: | str |
Removes an item of the scene and adds it to the gripper
| Parameters: |
|---|
Releases and object from the gripper
| Parameters: | side (str) – The side of the gripper that should be released |
|---|


If you have any queries, Please feel free to contact us through our contact details, Please give us feedback to let us improve.
Yanam , India
+ 91<PHONE_NUMBER>
contact@supportus.com


Introduction
Wikimedia is a global movement built by a diverse audience.
This guide provides a general design direction that can be useful for different kinds of interactive projects. Designers and developers will find design recommendations to solve general problems, so that they can focus on the specific needs of their projects.
This is an ongoing work, you can always check online the latest released version of the guide. You can help making it grow.
How to contribute
You can participate in many ways. The documentation is available in a Git repository with the design assets needed for your project. You can get all of them, change anything and send the changes back.
Getting the design repository
The WikimediaUI Style Guide repository is available to download. It contains this documentation, templates and further design resources. Select the “clone or download” button to get the repository.
Committing changes
If you have Git installed on your system, cloning is preferred way to get the contents since it allows you to contribute back. Technically changes can be submitted as usual in Git.
In order to publish the updated contents to be available live, go to the repo and launch the following command from a terminal: git push -f origin master:gh-pages
Changes beyond content
With the above instructions you can easily modify the content of the guidelines by adding new recommendations, making corrections or adding examples in the form of images or videos. Furthermore, you can also help improving how this documentation looks and works.
When modifying aspects such as the CSS styling you'll need to rebuild the documentation files using Grunt (which requires Node.js and npm). The first time you have to run npm install
in a terminal from the guideline main folder in order to get all the needed dependencies. Every time you want to rebuild the CSS files for the documentation you just need to launch the grunt
command in a terminal, also from the main folder.
We're using stylelint to ensure the CSS aligns with our coding conventions.
These are requirements to provide our contributors a reliable environment and our viewers a performant experience.


System Manage
Users Manage
arrow_back
Username
Password
Name
Email
Mobile Number
bornAt
MALE
FEMALE
Roles:
Submit
send


Analyze the mean (or median) and not the max response
This is an update of Paired t-test as a special case of linear model and hierarchical model
Figure 2A of the paper Meta-omics analysis of elite athletes identifies a performance-enhancing microbe that functions via lactate metabolism uses a paired t-test to compare endurance performance in mice treated with a control microbe (Lactobacillus bulgaricus) and a test microbe (Veillonella atypica) in a cross-over design (so each mouse was treated with both bacteria). The data are in the “Supplementary Tables” Excel file, which includes the raw data for the main paper.
Endurance performance of each mouse was measured three times under each treatment level. The authors used two different analyses of the data: 1) a paired t-test between the treatments using the maximum performance over the three trials, 2) a linear mixed model with mouse ID as a random intercept (and sequence and day as covariates). A problem with the estimation of a treatment effect using the maximum response (the authors used the maximum of three endurance trials) is that the variance of the estimate of a maximum is bigger than the variance of the estimate of a mean. Consequently, the variance of the effect will be bigger, with more inflated large effects (Type M error) and more effects with the wrong sign (Type S error).
Here I repeat the analysis from the earlier post (which focussed on the paired t-test as a special case of a linear model) but add the analysis of the means and a simulation to show the effect on the variance of the estimated treatment effect.
Setup
library(ggplot2)
library(ggpubr)
library(readxl)
library(data.table)
library(lmerTest)
library(emmeans)
library(mvtnorm)
bookdown_it <- TRUE
if(bookdown_it==TRUE){
data_path <- "../data"
out_path <- "../output"
source("../../../R/clean_labels.R")
}else{
data_path <- "../content/data"
out_path <- "../content/output"
source("../../R/clean_labels.R")
}
Import
folder <- "Data from Meta-omics analysis of elite athletes identifies a performance-enhancing microbe that functions via lactate metabolism"
file_i <- "41591_2019_485_MOESM2_ESM.xlsx"
file_path <- paste(data_path, folder, file_i, sep="/")
sheet_i <- "ST3 Veillonella run times"
range_vec <- c("a5:d21", "f5:i21", "a24:d40", "f24:i40")
fig2a.orig <- data.table(NULL)
poop <- c("Lb", "Va")
for(week_i in 1:4){
range_i <- range_vec[week_i]
if(week_i %in% c(1, 3)){
treatment <- rep(c(poop[1], poop[2]), each=8)
}else{
treatment <- rep(c(poop[2], poop[1]), each=8)
}
fig2a.orig <- rbind(fig2a.orig, data.table(week=week_i, treatment=treatment, data.table(
read_excel(file_path, sheet=sheet_i, range=range_i))))
}
# clean column names
setnames(fig2a.orig, old="...1", new="ID")
setnames(fig2a.orig, old=colnames(fig2a.orig), new=clean_label(colnames(fig2a.orig)))
# add treatment sequence
fig2a.orig[, sequence:=rep(rep(rep(c("LLLVVV", "VVVLLL"), each=8), 2), 2)]
# wide to long
fig2a <- melt(fig2a.orig, id.vars=c("week", "ID", "treatment", "sequence"),
variable.name="day",
value.name="time")
Because of the cross-over design, the ID is not in order within each level of treatment. Make a wide data table with new treatment columns matched by ID.
# get max for each week x ID x treatment combo
fig2a.max <- fig2a[, .(time_max=max(time)), by=.(week, ID, treatment)]
# match the two treatments applied to each ID
va <- fig2a.max[treatment=="Va", ]
lb <- fig2a.max[treatment=="Lb", ]
fig2a_wide <- merge(va, lb, by="ID")
Comparison
paired t-test
# paired t
res.t <- t.test(fig2a_wide[, time_max.x], fig2a_wide[, time_max.y], paired=TRUE)
res.t
##
## Paired t-test
##
## data: fig2a_wide[, time_max.x] and fig2a_wide[, time_max.y]
## t = 2.4117, df = 31, p-value = 0.02199
## alternative hypothesis: true difference in means is not equal to 0
## 95 percent confidence interval:
## 20.47859 244.89641
## sample estimates:
## mean of the differences
## 132.6875
linear model
# as a linear model
y <- fig2a_wide[, time_max.x] - fig2a_wide[, time_max.y] # Va - Lb
res.lm <- lm(y ~ 1)
coef(summary(res.lm))
## Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|)
## (Intercept) 132.6875 55.01749 2.411733 0.02198912
hierarchical (linear mixed) model with random intercept
# as multi-level model with random intercept
res.lmer <- lmer(time_max ~ treatment + (1|ID), data=fig2a.max)
coef(summary(res.lmer))
## Estimate Std. Error df t value Pr(>|t|)
## (Intercept) 1023.7187 43.37421 59.71689 23.602014 5.703668e-32
## treatmentVa 132.6875 55.01752 30.99995 2.411732 2.198920e-02
Re-analysis – What about the mean and not max response?
Paired t-test of means
# t test
# get mean for each week x ID x treatment combo
fig2a.mean <- fig2a[, .(time_mean=mean(time)), by=.(week, ID, treatment)]
va <- fig2a.mean[treatment=="Va", ]
lb <- fig2a.mean[treatment=="Lb", ]
fig2a_wide <- merge(va, lb, by="ID")
res.t <- t.test(fig2a_wide[, time_mean.x], fig2a_wide[, time_mean.y], paired=TRUE)
res.t
##
## Paired t-test
##
## data: fig2a_wide[, time_mean.x] and fig2a_wide[, time_mean.y]
## t = 1.7521, df = 31, p-value = 0.08964
## alternative hypothesis: true difference in means is not equal to 0
## 95 percent confidence interval:
## -12.38639 163.40722
## sample estimates:
## mean of the differences
## 75.51042
The p-value of the t-test using max performance was 0.02 and that using mean performance is 0.09. These aren’t too different (do not be distracted by the fact that they fall on opposite sides of 0.05) but neither inspires much confidence that the effect will reproduce.
Hierarchical model
# hierarchical model
res2.lmer <- lmer(time ~ treatment + (1|ID), data=fig2a)
coef(summary(res2.lmer))
## Estimate Std. Error df t value Pr(>|t|)
## (Intercept) 848.25000 32.09252 65.82282 26.431394 9.129879e-37
## treatmentVa 75.51042 36.83330 159.00005 2.050059 4.200108e-02
The p-value is 0.04, which differs from that for the t-test because this model is fit to all the data and not just the mean values.
Simulation
A simulation of Type I, II, M and S error that arises when estimating the treatment effect from differences in the maximum response.
set.seed(1)
do_sim <- FALSE
if(do_sim==TRUE){
n <- 32
p <- 3 # number of trials
mu <- coef(summary(res2.lmer))[1, "Estimate"]
beta <- coef(summary(res2.lmer))[2, "Estimate"]
sigma <- as.data.frame(VarCorr(res2.lmer))[2, "sdcor"]
sigma_id <- as.data.frame(VarCorr(res2.lmer))[1, "sdcor"]
icc <- sigma_id^2/(sigma_id^2 + sigma^2)
icov <- matrix(icc*sigma_id^2, nrow=3, ncol=3) # covariance
diag(icov) <- sigma^2
niter <- 5000
b.max <- numeric(niter)
b.mean <- numeric(niter)
b.lmer <- numeric(niter)
p.max <- numeric(niter)
p.mean <- numeric(niter)
p.lmer <- numeric(niter)
mean.max <- numeric(niter)
mean.mean <- numeric(niter)
sim_table <- data.table(NULL)
mu_i <- rnorm(n, mean=mu, sd=sigma_id) # true performance in treatment A
for(b1 in c(0, beta)){
for(iter in 1:niter){
# performance_A <- matrix(rnorm(n*p, mean=mu, sd=sqrt(sigma^2 + sigma_id^2)), nrow=n)
# performance_B <- matrix(rnorm(n*p, mean=mu, sd=sqrt(sigma^2 + sigma_id^2)), nrow=n) + b1
# performance_A <- matrix(rnorm(n*p, mean=mu_i, sd=sigma), nrow=n)
# performance_B <- matrix(rnorm(n*p, mean=mu_i, sd=sigma), nrow=n) + b1
#
performance_A <- rmvnorm(n, mean=rep(0, p), sigma=icov) + matrix(mu_i, nrow=n, ncol=p)
performance_B <- rmvnorm(n, mean=rep(0, p), sigma=icov) + matrix(mu_i, nrow=n, ncol=p) + b1
# t test of max
A <- apply(performance_A, 1, max)
B <- apply(performance_B, 1, max)
mean.max[iter] <- mean(A)
t_res <- t.test(B, A, paired=TRUE)
b.max[iter] <- t_res$estimate
p.max[iter] <- t_res$p.value
# t test of mean
A <- apply(performance_A, 1, mean)
B <- apply(performance_B, 1, mean)
mean.mean[iter] <- mean(A)
t_res <- t.test(B, A, paired=TRUE)
b.mean[iter] <- t_res$estimate
p.mean[iter] <- t_res$p.value
# # hierarchical model
performance <- rbind(data.table(treatment="A", ID=1:n, performance_A),
data.table(treatment="B", ID=1:n, performance_B))
performance <- melt(performance, id.vars=c("ID", "treatment"),
variable.name="day",
value.name="time")
sim.lmer <- lmer(time ~ treatment + (1|ID), data=performance)
b.lmer[iter] <- coef(summary(sim.lmer))[2, "Estimate"]
p.lmer[iter] <- coef(summary(sim.lmer))[2, "Pr(>|t|)"]
}
sim_table <- rbind(sim_table, data.table(effect = b1,
b_max = b.max,
b_mean = b.mean,
b_lmer = b.lmer,
p_max = p.max,
p_mean = p.mean,
p_lmer = p.lmer,
mean_max = mean.max,
mean_mean = mean.mean))
}
write.table(sim_table, paste(out_path,"june-25-2019.txt",sep="/"),
row.names = FALSE, quote=FALSE, sep="\t")
}else{ # read file from simulation
sim_table <- fread(paste(out_path,"june-25-2019.txt",sep="/"))
}
The SD among times using max performance is 34.1 and using mean performance is 26.5.
The increased variance of estimating the treatment using the maximum performance decreases power. The hierarchical model, which uses all the data, has the most power (at some cost to Type I?).
niter <- nrow(sim_table)/2
error_table <- data.table(Method=c("max", "mean", "lmm"),
"Type 1" = c(sum(sim_table[effect==0, p_max < 0.05])/niter,
sum(sim_table[effect==0, p_mean < 0.05])/niter,
sum(sim_table[effect==0, p_lmer < 0.05])/niter),
"Power" = c(sum(sim_table[effect!=0, p_max < 0.05])/niter,
sum(sim_table[effect!=0, p_mean < 0.05])/niter,
sum(sim_table[effect!=0, p_lmer < 0.05])/niter))
knitr::kable(error_table, digits=c(NA, 3, 3))
| Method | Type 1 | Power |
|---|---|---|
| max | 0.050 | 0.323 |
| mean | 0.048 | 0.489 |
| lmm | 0.057 | 0.530 |
Type S and M error can be seen by looking at the distribution of effects (more inflated effects, and more sign effects)
sim_table_long <- melt(sim_table, id.vars=c("effect"),
measure.vars=c("b_max", "b_mean", "b_lmer"),
variable.name="method",
value.name="estimate"
)
gg <- ggplot(data=sim_table_long, aes(x=method, y=estimate)) +
geom_boxplot() +
facet_grid(.~effect, labeller = "label_both") +
NULL
gg
Run through a statistical significance filter, the mean effects, of those that are significant, estimated using the max response, the mean response, and a hierarchical model, are:
p_table_long <- melt(sim_table, id.vars=c("effect"),
measure.vars=c("p_max", "p_mean", "p_lmer"),
variable.name="method",
value.name="p"
)
knitr::kable(sim_table_long[effect!=0 & estimate > 0 & p_table_long[, p] < 0.05,
.(effect=mean(estimate)), by=method], digits=c(NA, 1))
| method | effect |
|---|---|
| b_max | 126.8 |
| b_mean | 105.4 |
| b_lmer | 103.7 |
which is inflated for all three (the true effect is 75.5) but most inflated using maximum performance.


For my final website I decided to create a personal portfolio. It consits of five pages; a home page, my resume, contact page, a bio, and an SJUFH page. It is a very simple website, but has all the basic requirements. I orignally wanted to do a more fun website with a different topic but under time circumstances and my basic knowledge of HTML I decided just to create a portfolio.
On all of the pages minus my resume all the pages look the same. I picked simple colors to use, blue, white, black, and grey. Since it is a portfolio I did not want to have any really bright color,obnoxious colors. For the backgroud, I chose a simple image I imported from http://subtlepatterns.com/. I also got a naviagation bar from Bootstrap that leads to all five pages.
My home page is titled as my portfolio and I also added a picture of Saint Joseph's University. My resume page is very plain and simple; I chose a blue background color bordered by a neutral color. The font is navy blue, and large so it is easy to read. On the contact page I imported icons from Fontawesome that go with email, phone, twitter and instagram. On my bio page I added a picture of myself and a brief introduction of myself. The last page was the SJUFH page. I decided to add this because field hockey was always a big part of my life and it shows how I can manage my work and work well with others.
I have learned a this semester in this class, but I did face some challenges while creating my website. I orginally had wanted my website to look diferently, similar to the prototypes I submitted earlier, but I stuggeld with doing so. Generally I had a difficult time with styling, such as adding the nav bar to every page. At first I only had it on the home page and I just reccently figured out how to add it to all five pages. I obviously wanted my site to look really cool, but realistically I am not that great at HTML. Even though my webiste is pretty plain and simple I though I did a good job of putting what I learned to use. p.s. thanks for a great semester and all your help, I really enjoyed this class!


17.5 Interface for Convex
Hulls
int cvxhull(const List *P, List *polygon);
Return Value
0 if computing the convex hull is successful,
or -1 otherwise.
Description
Computes the convex hull for a list of points
specified in P. Each element in
P must be of type Point. Since the cvxhull operation works in two
dimensions, like lint, it
ignores the z-coordinate in
each Point structure. The convex hull is
returned in polygon, which is a list of
Point structures. The elements in
polygon point to the actual points in
P, so the caller must ensure that the storage
in P remains valid as long as
polygon is being accessed. Use list_destroy to destroy
polygon once it is no longer needed.
Complexity
O (nh), where n is the total number of points, and
h is the number of points in
the convex hull.
|


Projects related to FreeRADIUS
This page lists a number of projects and products related to FreeRADIUS that may be useful to system administrators. For more up to date information, please see the Wiki.
Reference Books and Articles
O'Reilly has produced two books that mention FreeRADIUS. The first is the official RADIUS book, and the second is the LDAP System Administration book. The RADIUS book covers a fair amount of material, and is recommended to anyone new to the RADIUS protocol. The LDAP book has a chapter on configuring FreeRADIUS to work with LDAP, and is recommended anyone using that configuration.Everyone using RADIUS should probably also read the Papers and Security Briefs on the RADIUS Protocol. Those papers cover technical matters related to RADIUS security, and also describe some best practices for RADIUS security.
RADIUS Clients and Servers
- pam_radius
- A PAM module to authenticate local users to a RADIUS server.
- mod_auth_radius
- An Apache module that authenticates users to a RADIUS server.
- Open Source RADIUS Servers
- A number of RADIUS servers have been made available over the years. This page lists the ones we know about.


"I was born ready!"
"I was born ready!"
Collect 80 fragments of Blindfold of Justice from
Chapter 14 - Rathscar Foothills (Heroic Difficulty)
Complete 6 times with Tanya in your party
(Extreme+ Difficulty)
Complete the stage with Tanya in your party
Requirement: Tanya must kill Mariana (Heroic Difficulty)
| Item Stats + Max Enchant | ||
|---|---|---|
| Max Health | 2000 | +1400 |
| Physical Attack | 150 | +140 |
| Physical Pierce | 150 | +140 |
| Physical Hit Bonus | 40 | +56 |
| Forge Bonus Stats | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| P. Attack | ≥ 40 | P. Pierce | +30 |
| P. Armor | ≥ 100 | P. Crit | +70 |
| M. Armor | ≥ 200 | P. Attack | +150 |


FBC:Member_Data template tag
The FBC:Member_Data tag allows you to display Facebook profile data for a given member. You can use conditionals to handle the display in your templates (whether or not you want Facebook data to show for some fields or users, and/or other EE member data for other fields or users). Essentially, there might be times when you need to display mixed member data content in the event you have a mix of some regular EE members and some Facebook members, when displaying things like Comment Entries, etc.
{exp:fbc:member_data} content {/exp:fbc:member_data}
Parameters
The following parameters are available for use:
member_id=
member_id="{segment_3}"
This parameter allows you to specify or load details about a given member by specifying their member ID. You can hardcode a member ID, pass it through an embed, grab it from the URI, or specify CURRENT_USER to display the profile of the currently logged in user.
profile_pic_type=
profile_pic_type="normal"
This parameter allows you to control the size of the Facebook profile photo ({fbc_facebook_profile_pic} variable) with predetermined Facebook options. Options are thumb (default), small, normal, and large.
profile_pic_height=
profile_pic_height="150"
This parameter allows you to control the height on the sizing of the Facebook profile photo {fbc_facebook_profile_pic} variable). Use an integer value, such as 150. It's best to use this parameter in conjunction with the profile_pic_size parameter with a value of normal, otherwise it'll stretch out a pixelated small image.
profile_pic_width=
profile_pic_width="150"
This parameter allows you to control the width on the sizing of the Facebook profile photo ({fbc_facebook_profile_pic} variable). Use an integer value, such as 150. It's best to use this parameter in conjunction with the profile_pic_size parameter with a value of normal, otherwise it'll stretch out a pixelated small image.
Variables
The following variables are available for use:
- {fbc_facebook_id} - The ID of the person's user account. This ID is unique to each app and cannot be used across different apps.
- {fbc_facebook_email} - The person's primary email address listed on their profile. This field will not be returned if no valid email address is available.
- {fbc_facebook_name} - The person's full name.
- {fbc_facebook_first_name} - The person's first name.
- {fbc_facebook_last_name} - The person's last name.
- {fbc_facebook_link} - A link to the person's profile.
- {fbc_facebook_locale} - The person's locale (ex: en_US).
- {fbc_facebook_gender} - The gender pronoun selected by this person. This is omitted if that pronoun is a custom value.
- {fbc_facebook_timezone} - The user's current timezone offset from UTC.
- {fbc_facebook_verified} - Indicates whether the user account has been verified. This is distinct from the is_verified field. Someone is considered verified if they take any of the following actions:
- Register for mobile
- Confirm their account via SMS
- Enter a valid credit card
- {fbc_facebook_profile_pic} - This variable will display the full image HTML code with URL path of the profile photo of the user from the Facebook site. Use the profile_pic_type or profile_pic_height and profile_pic_width parameters to control the sizing of this image.
- {fbc_facebook_friends_count} - This variable displays the total number of Facebook friends the currently logged in user has on your site.
- {fbc_facebook_FIELD_NAME} - Most Facebook fields should be available for use, as long as you have attempted to collect the necessary permissions, and the user has granted them. The list is far too exhaustive to list here - refer to this page in the Facebook Developer Documentation. To parse any of those fields, prepend the variable names with fbc_facebook_.
gender & locale can only be accessed if:
- The person queried is the person using the app.
- The person queried is using the app, and is a friend of the person using the app.
- The person queried is using the app, is not a friend of the person using the app, but the app includes either an app access token or an appsecret_proof argument with the call.
timezone & verified can only be accessed if:
- The person queried is equal to the person making the request.
To display any other variables, a manual submission is required on your part to Facebook, and manual review by them to allow you to request that information from your site users. You can learn more about How to Submit for Login Review (Facebook Developer Documentation) here.
Examples
Below is some example code on how to display profile information for an FBC-logged in Facebook user:

Facebook Profile

 {exp:fbc:member_data member_id="CURRENT_USER" }
Facebook ID: {fbc_facebook_id}

Facebook Name: {fbc_facebook_name}

Facebook Email: {fbc_facebook_email}

Facebook Profile Pic: {fbc_facebook_profile_pic}

I have {fbc_facebook_friends_count} friends on this site.
 {/exp:fbc:member_data}

Below is an example of how to integrate this into your EE Comments area on a single entry view template:
{exp:channel:entries require_entry="yes"}
{title}

{body}
 {/exp:channel:entries} {exp:comment:entries} {exp:fbc:member_data member_id="{author_id}" profile_pic_type="small" } {if fbc_facebook_profile_pic} {fbc_facebook_profile_pic}  {if:else} {if avatar}   {/if} {/if}

 Posted by:  {if fbc_facebook_name} {fbc_facebook_name}  {if:else} {author}  {/if}  on {comment_date format="%Y %m %d"}
 {/exp:fbc:member_data}
{comment}
 {if no_results}
No comments for this entry yet.
 {/if} {/exp:comment:entries}


[Update: Support added for Galaxy S10] PlayGalaxy Link is now available on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10
by Max WeinbachUpdate (11/05/19 @ 6:25 AM ET): The Samsung PlayGalaxy Link app is now available for the Galaxy S10 series too. Scroll to the bottom for more information. The article as published on September 11, 2019, is preserved as below.
During the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 launch, there was one feature that flew under the radar because of how packed the event was: PlayGalaxy Link. This feature lets you stream games from your computer to your phone. It’s a really great service, especially as we head into the era of 5G connectivity when apps need a lot of bandwidth and low latency.
PlayGalaxy Link Website || Parsec Game Streaming Website
PlayGalaxy Link is based off a service called Parsec. Samsung worked with Parsec to brand their technology into a Samsung exclusive. PlayGalaxy Link will connect to your Samsung account on both the phone and computer. It will find all the games installed on your computer and list them. You can then select which game you want to play on your phone using the PlayGalaxy Link app. The games will run over 4G, 5G, or Wi-Fi connectivity. This is different than Steam Link which requires you to be on the same wireless network.
Samsung PlayGalaxy Link is only available on the Galaxy Note 10 series of phones right now, but it will likely be released for older devices in the coming months. If you want to use what is essentially the same app but on any smartphone, you can try Parsec instead. Back in November of last year, I made a video on this service. In the video, I showed you how to set it up with your gaming PC and stream to any phone. You can even rent out a cloud PC from one of a few providers if you don’t have a gaming PC to stream from.
Both of these services are actually really great for gamers. You can play PC quality games while you’re on your phone. They’re not hard to use either; they’re essentially plug-and-play.
Update: PlayGalaxy Link available for the Samsung Galaxy S10 series
PlayGalaxy Link has been updated v1.0.5 Beta with support for all the phones in the Samsung Galaxy S10 series, namely the Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+, Galaxy S10e, and Galaxy S10 5G.
Source: SamMobile


'Divorce tourism' laws could be scrapped following seven-year legal battle between Scottish aristocrat and his wife after she brought her £10,000-a-month claim to a 'more favourable' English court
by Sam Walker For The Scottish Daily Mail- Charles Villiers and wife Emma launched their divorce bid in 2014 in Scotland
- Scottish aristocrat accuses wife of money grabbing by moving case to England
- Charles, who is related to duchess of Cornwall, will be at Supreme Court today
Controversial 'divorce tourism' laws could be scrapped following a legal battle between a Scots aristocrat and his wife.
The UK Government has been granted permission to intervene in a row over maintenance involving Charles Villiers and his wife Emma.
Their case was heard at the UK Supreme Court today after Mr Villiers, 56, accused his wife of attempting to up her cash settlement by taking her claim before a judge in England.
English divorce courts are considered more favourable towards women.
But Mr Villiers, who is related to the Duchess of Cornwall, claims the English court had no right to intervene in his Scottish divorce case, launched in 2014.
A legal team acting on behalf of Lord Chancellor Robert Buckland, Secretary of State for Justice, has been granted permission to take part in the case.
Documents seen by the Daily Mail show they fear the case could have 'significant and wide ranging' implications on post-Brexit UK divorce laws, which are currently under EU jurisdiction.
In a written submission, lawyer Deepak Nagpal explains that a ruling in Mr Villiers' favour would put into question laws the government had intended to keep after Leave day.
Mr Villiers said: 'A major dimension of my case has been the piece of outrageous supranational law- making by the EU which interferes in our domestic intra-UK divorce laws.
It decrees Scotland and England are two independent EU nations for the purposes of intra-UK divorces. This is a deplorable interference by the EU.'
The couple married in 1994 and lived in Milton House, a Georgian mansion in Dunbartonshire.
They separated in 2012 and Mrs Villiers, 60, moved with their daughter Clarissa, 24, to London.
Her husband filed for divorce at Dumbarton Sheriff Court in October 2014. Three months later, Mrs Villiers applied to the English courts for financial maintenance, claiming £10,000 a month.
In 2016, Mrs Justice Parker ruled that the High Court in London could oversee the case because Mrs Villiers was now 'habitually resident' in England.
The judge ordered Mr Villiers to pay £5,500 a month pending finalisation of the divorce, and her legal bills. Racehorse owner Mr Villiers was declared bankrupt in 2013. Although he was discharged from bankruptcy a year later, his family seat was repossessed in 2015.
But Mrs Villiers' lawyers claim her husband has a half share in a £3.5million trust fund.
Mr Villiers insists he has no direct access to the trust fund.
His solicitor Alexander Laing said: 'The case, really, is about which constituent part of the UK should have jurisdiction to deal with Mrs Villiers' claim for maintenance against Mr Villiers.
'Previously, a UK judge had a power to decide whether a maintenance claim was best heard in his court or would be better heard in another part of the UK.
'The government's concern is that if the Supreme Court rules that the government did not have this power, then by implication the government's power might be limited in other areas too.
'That is important, particularly because the government's expressed intention post-Brexit is to make or change lots of law through this or a similar route.'


| Dates | Schools Attended |
|---|---|
| 2018-present | University College Cork, College Road, Cork. |
| Course: | Business Information Systems |
| 2012-2018 | Christians Brothers College, Co. Cork. |
| 2004-2012 | Shanbally Primary School, Co. Cork. |
| Subject | Level | Grade |
|---|---|---|
| English | Higher | H3 |
| Maths | Higher | H3 |
| Irish | Ordinary | O3 |
| Biology | Higher | H3 |
| Economics | Higher | H2 |
| German | Higher | H4 |
| Business | Higher | H2 |


Email:
Password:
Can't Sign In?
The information on this web site is licensed under a Creative Commons License.


EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Battering-ram
BATTERING-RAM
"BATTERING-RAM "(
Ezekiel 4:2
;
21:22
), a military engine, consisting of a long beam of wood hung upon a frame, for making breaches in walls. The end of it which was brought against the wall was shaped like a ram’s head.
"BATTERING-RAM "(Ezekiel 4:2; 21:22), a military engine, consisting of a long beam of wood hung upon a frame, for making breaches in walls. The end of it which was brought against the wall was shaped like a ram’s head.


My Books!
Create Book
ID
Name
Description
View
Update
Delete
1
Book Name
Book Description
View
Update
Delete


Test quality information Bob Thomas Arctor John's Garage
{{releaseVersion | log }}Tests done in April 2017
Group B
| Categories | Tester | Site average | National average |
|---|---|---|---|
| Body, structure and general items | 5% | 5% | 4% |
| Brakes | 19% | 19% | 28% |
| Drivers view of the road | 20% | 20% | 19% |
| Driving controls and speed limiters | 0% | 0% | 0% |
| Exhaust, fuel and emissions | 9% | 9% | 11% |
| Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment | 56% | 56% | 51% |
| Motor tricycles and quadricycles | 56% | 56% | 51% |
| Motor tricycles and quadricycles | 0% | 0% | 0% |
| Registration plates and VIN | 0% | 0% | 2% |
| Road wheels | 0% | 0% | 1% |
| Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems | 5% | 5% | 5% |
| Steering | 8% | 8% | 8% |
| Suspension | 29% | 29% | 35% |
| Towbars | 0% | 0% | 1% |
| Tyres | 26% | 26% | 21% |


Secretary to the Minister of the Interior. He works in Baron Danglars office and is friends with Albert de Morcerf. He had an affair with Baroness Danglars. They scheme, using Baron Danglars' money to gain a fortune trading stocks in the stock market. When they are eventually discovered, Debray splits the money, 1.2 million francs each, and they part ways.


|
Character Action
Example of a character with actions
|
scriptable object container for the combo flows data More...
Public Member Functions | |
| List< string > | GetNexts (string key) |
| virtual bool | CanTransition (string next) |
Public Attributes | |
| string | Current = string.Empty |
| ActionFlowDataContainer | FlowData |
| ActionsDataContainerSO | ActionData |
| int | loaded = 0 |
| string | FlowName = string.Empty |
| int | flowCount = 0 |
| int | previousFlowCount = 0 |
| List< Flow > | Flows = new List<Flow>() |
| int | prev = 0 |
scriptable object container for the combo flows data


| Coupon |
* Sponsored Results
I want to repaint my exhaust pipes - Ninja250Wiki
If you want to paint the exhaust on your motorcycle, we can only guarantee that one . Another feature is this nifty spray can which it comes in: . Here's what one member came up with when he tried to paint his pipes Kawasaki Green. . big fan of chrome on a bike that had no other chrome, so he painted the cylindrical part .
http://faq.ninja250.org/wiki/I_want_to_repaint_my_exhaust_pipes
How to Spray Paint a Car at Home Yourself (Aerosol) - YouTube
Jun 28, 2011 . This video illustrates how to paint a car using only aerosol spray cans. . however it is possible to paint a car yourself with an Aerosol Spray Can. . Creations n' Chrome Spray on Chrome Pony Girl 5.0 Mustang at SEMA .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08iHSCxza2o
400 Elm Ave
Yukon,
OK 73099
how to build a backyard shed
Family Night Dinner Group Studies Ministries for all ages
texas tech versus smu cemeteries of marsh head md washington dc rental cars
900 S Littler Ave
Edmond,
OK 73034
harpo productions chicago il
Paint - Spray Can and Touch Up | AutoZone.com
Items 1 - 10 of 280 . VHT Paints/Gloss yellow high temperature Engine Enamel · Click to View Details. Part Number: SP128. Type: Spray Can Category: Yellow .
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/accessories/Fluids-and-Chemicals/Paint-Spray-Can-and-Touch-Up/_/N-25gw
youth and conflict styles solar energy be used jcm900 volume low 4500
500 S Country Club Rd
Tamiya America - Tamiya Color Spray PS
Each can contains 100ml of paint, which is the appropriate amount for finishing a model. Paint . PS Dark Blue - 100ml Spray Can. Item # . PS Iridescent Blue / Green - 100ml Spray Can . PS-48 Metallic Silver (Chrome) - 100ml Spray Can .
http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/category.php?sub-id=61700%7C61000
Joe's Models - Tips
Green Modeler - - Vacuum Forming Box -. - A SIMPLE SPRAY CAN METALLIC TIP - . However, trying to use these paints the same way you would non-metallic spray . By no means is this an all-inclusive or sole way to simulate chrome on a .
http://joesmodels.50webs.com/tips.html
how to refresh grout husky 51111 floor liner free printable 2nd grade reading sheets
Basic Listings
226 S 29th St
Dupli-Color CS101 Chrome Instant Enamel Spray - 11 oz. : Amazon ...
Krylon KSCP902 Short Cuts Paint Pen, .33-Ounce, Chrome · 3.7 out of 5 stars (27 ) . Not as shiny as the cap, but really not bad for a spray can. The finish is more .
http://www.amazon.com/Dupli-Color-CS101-Chrome-Instant-Enamel/dp/B001DKR3C4
aarp medicare supplemental drug plan seaworthy mp3 auxiliary input programmatic agreement nd historical society
1202 W Grand Ave
Aerosol Chrome Paint - Alibaba.com
149 Products . Colorful and bright Easy Use State Green Vader chrome aerosol paint. Min. . Metal Aerosol Spray Can/Chrome Effect Spray Paint. Min.
http://www.alibaba.com/showroom/aerosol-chrome-paint.html
solar energy be used anatomy of the ovaries home security systems providers
116 E Georgia Ave
SprayPaintDepot - Engine-Paint
Chrome-Plating Paint. VHT, Dupli-Color . VHT SP151 Racing Green · VHT SP126 Early . Dupli-Color® Engine Enamel with Ceramic: ($6.20 per spray-can ) .
http://www.tcpglobal.com/spraypaintdepot/engine-paint.aspx
kenmore gas grill replacement burners non exempt marital trust funding kansas city universe movie
301 S 2nd St
Alsa Corp | The World's Most Exotic Paints and Finishes
Alsa Corporation is the world's leading manufacturer of custom paints and finishes. This includes . Chrome FX Spray Chrome Paint Learn More. You need flash .
http://www.alsacorp.com/
rainbows and a unicorn xena warrior princess plots easel business card holder
1910 S 20th St
SprayPaintDepot - High-Temperature-Paint
Chrome-Plating Paint. VHT, Dupli-Color . VHT SP151 Racing Green · VHT SP126 Early . Dupli-Color® Engine Enamel with Ceramic: ($6.20 per spray-can ) .
http://www.tcpglobal.com/spraypaintdepot/high-temperature.aspx
car seat covers padded microblaze and soil remediation linx bus schedule kissimmee
728 W Michigan Ave
Testors » Testors » Enamel Paints » Spray Paints
Testors ¼ oz. enamel paints come in over 45 popular colors in the familiar glass bottle. Testors 3 oz. enamels come in over 45 colors in convenient sprays.
http://www.testors.com/category/573515/Spray_Paints
hp rp7410 service manual walt disney rug collection indiana rent to own sheds
3340 S 16th St
Testors » Paints » Enamel Paints
International Military & Figure Enamel Paint · Car & Truck Enamel Paint · American FS Enamel Paint · Paint Refill Sets . Flat Beret Green. Flat Beret Green .
http://www.testors.com/category/135894/Enamel_Paints
britton movie theater in tampa deals on canon 50d stanfords home center plum pa
828 S 9th St
Testors » Paints » Enamel Paints » Testors Enamels
International Military & Figure Enamel Paint · Car & Truck Enamel Paint · American FS Enamel Paint · Paint Refill Sets . Flat Beret Green. Flat Beret Green .
http://www.testors.com/category/135895/Testors_Enamels
stanfords home center plum pa linx bus schedule kissimmee school closings for rockingham county virginia
1300 S 29th St
Testors paint spray can - TheFind
Testors paint spray can - Find the largest selection of testors paint spray can on sale . Testors - Medium Green (F) FS34102 - 3 oz. . Chrome Enamel Paint 3oz.
http://www.thefind.com/crafts/info-testors-paint-spray-can
schoolfont 2010 jelsoft enterprises ltd agent orange and siamese twins prominent fluid controls guelph ontario
102 E Almar Dr
Spray Can Comparison .:: granjow.net
Be it due to the thick paint (ironlak) or due to large paint particles (mtn 94). . Ironlak Gold has a greenish tint, making it look like white or yellow gold, . Silver: From top, Molotow Burner Chrome, mtn Hardcore 2, Molotow Premium Silver Dollar .
http://granjow.net/sprayCans.html
universal fuel tank fuel line fitting western digital external hard drive cable lansing ks pizza hut
320 S 4th St
Layman's Gunpla Guide - Spray Can Tutorial | Otaku Revolution
Apr 17, 2010 . im looking for a good spray paint that makes it look like chrome. i have . I already have a red, gold, and green psycho frame on my kits so I've .
http://otakurevolution.com/content/laymans-gunpla-guide-spray-can-tutorial
vrem sa vedem operati piercing laws texas ears deals on canon 50d
901 W Grand Ave
Spray can caps, nozzles, spray paint, graffiti ... - Chrome & Black
Products 1 - 20 of 20 . Spray can caps, nozzles, spray paint, graffiti- accessories, cheapest, aerosol art . 49 Bethnal Green Road, Shoreditch, London, E16LA .
http://chromeandblack.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=1_28
world record bench press copper sun's most importent quote car seat covers padded
2414 State Highway 92
Testors Flat Black Enamel Model Paint 3 oz Spray Can 1249
Testors Model Paint and Plastic Model Kits from New Century Hobbies. . Model Paint 3 oz Spray Can 1258, Testors Green Enamel Model Paint 1/4 oz Bottle 1124T. Testors Fiery Orange 3 oz Spray Lacquer 1831M · Testors Chrome Enamel .
http://www.newcenturyhobbies.com/Testors_Flat_Black_Enamel_Spray_1249_p/1249.htm
free kneeling africian american santa graphics info on internal and external hemoroids
124 S 6th St
Montana Gold Acrylic Professional Spray Paints - BLICK art materials
Montana Gold is the perfect tool for creative work paint at the push of a button! The new . 01425-7130, F 6000, Acid Green, 400 ml, List $10.50, $7.75 .
http://www.dickblick.com/products/montana-gold-acrylic-professional-spray-paints/
3320 S 16th St
Rainbow Roundup: The New Palette of Colors for Washers & Dryers ...
Sep 6, 2012 . And we're quite partial to the kelly green and retro pink options. . Can we please please please stop seeing all kitchens with all chrome now? . green units though...thinking washing machine...thinking SPRAY CAN of paint.
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/rainbow-roundup-new-colors-for-washers-dryers-176503
most white christian states universal fuel tank fuel line fitting wow 2003 sheet music
802 Frisco Ave
PREMIUM 400ml : MOLOTOW
THE FIRST REFERENCE STREET-ART SPRAY PAINT. The MOLOTOW PREMIUM spray can is the first reference graffiti and street art can worldwide.
http://www.molotow.com/products/artist-line/molotow-premium-400ml/
fix repair split 001 files volkswagen gas station advert upcoming singing competitions in central pennsylvania
609 W Highway 277
Paint - Spray Can and Touch Up | AutoZone.com
Items 1 - 10 of 57 . Rust-Oleum/Gloss dark hunter green Stops Rust paint · Click to View Details. Part Number: 7733830. Type: Spray Can Category: Green .
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/accessories/Fluids-and-Chemicals/Paint-Spray-Can-and-Touch-Up/Rust-Oleum/_/N-25gwZ1z10nyb
i love it loud release date samuel adams beer fezzy wig lydia italy celery root salad recipe
2828 S 9th St
ASW - MUTE Magnetic Spray Can Silencer
MUTE Magnetic Spray Can Silencer . Think of it as a mute button for your spray can. . Montana Gold Spray Paint . Montana MTN Hardcore Spraypaint .
http://www.artsupplywarehouse.com/prodDetail.php?id=49759
marriage to an australian citizen 2c loan private student seaworthy mp3 auxiliary input
202 S 6th St
List: Paint - Speciality | O'Reilly Auto Parts
Results 1 - 651 of 651 . We found 651 items listed under Fluids & Chemicals > Paint & Body Repair > Paint - Speciality. Free shipping on most orders $75 or more.
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/search/Paint+-+Speciality/N0473/C0171.oap?page=1&sortBy=1&results=All
greenville auto injury attorney whitney dill and west alabama
428 E Almar Dr
Toxicity of Pigments - Notebook
Many artists may feel that they are exposed to toxic painting pigments in such . pigment], the chrome yellows [made of lead chromate], chrome green [made of . and that the spray can drift into food or dishes if these are kept in the studio.
http://www.noteaccess.com/MATERIALS/ToxicityPigmt.htm
copper sun's most importent quote waste heat boiler vendors control systems traffic lights
Hubcap painting - Pagoda SL Group
. 9'x 12' paints plastic drop cloth; 1 Spray Can of Primer; 1 Spray Can of Paint; 1 Spray Can of Clearcoat . 3M makes both the blue and green tape in sizes from 1 /8" to 6". . When you are done, and it takes awhile it should look like chrome.
http://www.sl113.org/wiki/WheelsTires/HubcapPainting
How do you paint Aluminum?
Jan 11, 2011 . Discussion on How do you paint Aluminum? within the Replica Movie . but for your application a spray can etch primer should work fine. . you can get it in green as well, but the black dries to a satin black finish, and it's high quality stuff! . You can chrome aluminum, I had the aluminum windshield frame of .
http://www.therpf.com/f9/how-do-you-paint-aluminum-105203/
RAL color chart - Model paint database
Paint search parameters. Chart display, Brand, Type, Sheen .
http://scalemodeldb.com/paintcharts/ral
* Sponsored Results
| Select from the listings below | (the battle of yorktown summary) | |
|
jcm900 volume low 4500 226 S 29th St MSDS for Seymour Spray Paints |
||
|
pc 2700 184 pin 1202 W Grand Ave Make Chrome Paint - Alibaba.com |
||
|
aarp medicare supplemental drug plan 116 E Georgia Ave Spray Paints - Flint Hire & Supply |
||
|
linx bus schedule kissimmee 301 S 2nd St Purple Paint Spray Can Isolated On White Background - Shutterstock |
||
|
theatre cell phone announcements 1910 S 20th St Testors » Paints » Enamel Paints » American FS Enamel Paint |
||
|
cascade employers association salem or 728 W Michigan Ave Stripping Paint From Models |
||
|
torrent gxp road test 3340 S 16th St Killercans |
||
|
agent orange and siamese twins 828 S 9th St Tamiya paint |
||
|
crowne plaza hotel worchester ma 1300 S 29th St RC Paint Lexan in 33 different colors, 150 ml spraycan, 1 pce ... |
||
|
kitchenaid stand mixer artisan attachment stuck 102 E Almar Dr Oil Spray Can - Alibaba.com |
||
|
lori grenier earring sliding 320 S 4th St Instagram photos for tag #nbq | Statigram |
||
|
microsoft wsw 2.0 sp2 901 W Grand Ave How to Relic Your Guitar - Tdpri |
||
|
shannon rose irish pub 2414 State Highway 92 Art Primo: Belton Molotow Premium[Spray Paint] |
||
|
free printable 2nd grade reading sheets 124 S 6th St Krylon Spray Paint How To: Old Wood and Metal Bench - YouTube |
||
|
general enquiry line of insolvency service 3320 S 16th St RC Finishing R/C Body Paint | RC Planet |
||
|
james pott co bible 802 Frisco Ave How to Repair Deep Car Scratches For Only $50 - Car Paint Repair |
||
|
arerial map with street level photo 609 W Highway 277 Datsunpartsllc.com Engine Accessories Category |
||
|
methodist hospital central memphis tn 2828 S 9th St How to Paint a plastic box with Rustoleum Hammered Spray Paint ... |
||
|
trust corporation of america stefan 202 S 6th St 18:35 DIY How To Paint Mirror like - YouTube |
||
|
photo of hash sold in plastic 428 E Almar Dr Chrome Aerosol Paint - Alibaba.com |
||
| Select from the listings above | (food vendor applications indiana) | |


Describes the specified Amazon Kinesis stream.
The information returned includes the stream name, Amazon Resource Name (ARN), creation time, enhanced metric configuration, and shard map. The shard map is an array of shard objects. For each shard object, there is the hash key and sequence number ranges that the shard spans, and the IDs of any earlier shards that played in a role in creating the shard. Every record ingested in the stream is identified by a sequence number, which is assigned when the record is put into the stream.
You can limit the number of shards returned by each call. For more information, see Retrieving Shards from a Stream in the Amazon Kinesis Streams Developer Guide .
There are no guarantees about the chronological order shards returned. To process shards in chronological order, use the ID of the parent shard to track the lineage to the oldest shard.
This operation has a limit of 10 transactions per second per account.
See also: AWS API Documentation
describe-stream is a paginated operation. Multiple API calls may be issued in order to retrieve the entire data set of results. You can disable pagination by providing the --no-paginate argument. When using --output text and the --query argument on a paginated response, the --query argument must extract data from the results of the following query expressions: StreamDescription.Shards
describe-stream
--stream-name <value>
[--cli-input-json <value>]
[--starting-token <value>]
[--page-size <value>]
[--max-items <value>]
[--generate-cli-skeleton <value>]
The name of the stream to describe.
--cli-input-json (string) Performs service operation based on the JSON string provided. The JSON string follows the format provided by --generate-cli-skeleton. If other arguments are provided on the command line, the CLI values will override the JSON-provided values.
A token to specify where to start paginating. This is the NextToken from a previously truncated response.
The size of each page.
The total number of items to return. If the total number of items available is more than the value specified in max-items then a NextToken will be provided in the output that you can use to resume pagination. This NextToken response element should not be used directly outside of the AWS CLI.
--generate-cli-skeleton (string) Prints a JSON skeleton to standard output without sending an API request. If provided with no value or the value input, prints a sample input JSON that can be used as an argument for --cli-input-json. If provided with the value output, it validates the command inputs and returns a sample output JSON for that command.
StreamDescription -> (structure)
The current status of the stream, the stream ARN, an array of shard objects that comprise the stream, and whether there are more shards available.
StreamName -> (string)
The name of the stream being described.StreamARN -> (string)
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) for the stream being described.StreamStatus -> (string)
The current status of the stream being described. The stream status is one of the following states:
- CREATING - The stream is being created. Amazon Kinesis immediately returns and sets StreamStatus to CREATING .
- DELETING - The stream is being deleted. The specified stream is in the DELETING state until Amazon Kinesis completes the deletion.
- ACTIVE - The stream exists and is ready for read and write operations or deletion. You should perform read and write operations only on an ACTIVE stream.
- UPDATING - Shards in the stream are being merged or split. Read and write operations continue to work while the stream is in the UPDATING state.
Shards -> (list)
The shards that comprise the stream.
(structure)
A uniquely identified group of data records in an Amazon Kinesis stream.
ShardId -> (string)
The unique identifier of the shard within the stream.ParentShardId -> (string)
The shard ID of the shard's parent.AdjacentParentShardId -> (string)
The shard ID of the shard adjacent to the shard's parent.HashKeyRange -> (structure)
The range of possible hash key values for the shard, which is a set of ordered contiguous positive integers.
StartingHashKey -> (string)
The starting hash key of the hash key range.EndingHashKey -> (string)
The ending hash key of the hash key range.SequenceNumberRange -> (structure)
The range of possible sequence numbers for the shard.
StartingSequenceNumber -> (string)
The starting sequence number for the range.EndingSequenceNumber -> (string)
The ending sequence number for the range. Shards that are in the OPEN state have an ending sequence number of null .HasMoreShards -> (boolean)
If set to true , more shards in the stream are available to describe.RetentionPeriodHours -> (integer)
The current retention period, in hours.StreamCreationTimestamp -> (timestamp)
The approximate time that the stream was created.EnhancedMonitoring -> (list)
Represents the current enhanced monitoring settings of the stream.
(structure)
Represents enhanced metrics types.
ShardLevelMetrics -> (list)
List of shard-level metrics.
The following are the valid shard-level metrics. The value "ALL " enhances every metric.
- IncomingBytes
- IncomingRecords
- OutgoingBytes
- OutgoingRecords
- WriteProvisionedThroughputExceeded
- ReadProvisionedThroughputExceeded
- IteratorAgeMilliseconds
- ALL
For more information, see Monitoring the Amazon Kinesis Streams Service with Amazon CloudWatch in the Amazon Kinesis Streams Developer Guide .
(string)


Register
First Name:
Last Name:
Male
Female
Other
Email:
Password:
Birthday:
Month
January
July
December
Day
1
2
3
Year
1997
2000
2003
I agree to the terms and conditions


Gareth Southgate backs Man City starlet Phil Foden to gatecrash England's Euro 2020 squad
Phil Foden scored one and set up another for England's Under 21s on Friday evening - and Gareth Southgate has opened the door for the Man City midfielder to break into the senior squad
by John Cross, https://www.facebook.com/johncrossmirror/Phil Foden could gatecrash England’s Euro 2020 squad.
Gareth Southgate has admitted the Manchester City teenager is on his radar ahead of a potential senior call-up.
The midfielder has only made three Premier League starts for his club but has been singled out as one of England’s best young prospects.
England boss Southgate also opened the door for a recall for Tottenham ’s Dele Alli who has missed the last two squads despite being one of the stars of the last World Cup campaign.
Southgate said: “You know, we’re still looking at Foden and thinking that it’s a case of when, rather than if, unless something goes wildly off-track for him.
“So, there are some very good players, talented players that weren’t in this squad. Obviously, guys that have been with us before like Dele as well. We have got incredible competition for places, particularly in those attacking five positions.
“And form and performances with club - we can’t select on just the international games because there aren’t enough of them and the level of the opposition has been at a certain level.
"We’ve got to see who are our best players to be able to play against those top teams.”
Foden has become a regular at under-21 level but has struggled for game time at the Etihad, although City boss Pep Guardiola has stressed that he is the “most talented player” he has ever seen and would not sell him at any price.


Namespace Bunit
Classes
ClipboardEventDispatchExtensions
Clipboard event dispatch helper extension methods.
CollectionAssertExtensions
Collection test assertions
CompareToExtensions
Extension methods that allows different rendered fragments to be compared to others or strings.
ComponentChangeEventSubscriber
Represents a subscriber to RenderEvents, published by the TestRenderer.
ComponentNotFoundException
Represents an exception that is thrown when a search for a component in a IRenderedFragment did not succeed.
ComponentTestFixture
Base class for test classes that contains XUnit Razor component tests.
ComponentUnderTest
Represents a component that can be added inside a Fixture, where a component under test can be defined as the child content.
ConcurrentRenderEventSubscriber
Represents a subscriber to RenderEvents, published by the TestRenderer.
ContainerComponent
Represents a Razor component that can be used to render and re-render a render fragment into.
DiffAssertExtensions
A collection of
DragEventDispatchExtensions
Drag event dispatch helper extension methods.
ElementNotFoundException
Represents a failure to find an element in the searched target using a css selector.
ElementRemovedException
Represents an exception that is thrown when a wrapped element is no longer available in the DOM tree.
ExpectedOutput
Represents the expected output in a snapshot test (SnapshotTest).
Fixture
Represents a single fixture in a Razor based test. Used to define the ComponentUnderTest and any Fragment's you might need during testing, and assert against them in the Test methods.
FocusEventDispatchExtensions
Focus event dispatch helper extension methods.
Fragment
Represents a component that can be added inside a Fixture, whose content can be accessed in Razor-based test.
FragmentBase
Represents a fragment that can be used in SnapshotTest or Fixture.
GeneralEventDispatchExtensions
General event dispatch helper extension methods.
InputEventDispatchExtensions
Input event dispatch helper extension methods.
KeyboardEventDispatchExtensions
Keyboard event dispatch helper extension methods.
MarkupMatchesAssertExtensions
Assert helpers for comparing markup
MediaEventDispatchExtensions
Media event dispatch helper extension methods.
MouseEventDispatchExtensions
Mouse event dispatch helper extension methods.
NodePrintExtensions
Helper methods for pretty printing markup from
PointerEventDispatchExtensions
Pointer event dispatch helper extension methods.
ProgressEventDispatchExtensions
Pointer event dispatch helper extension methods.
RazorTestContext
A razor test context is a factory that makes it possible to create components under tests, either directly or through components declared in razor code.
RenderedFragment
Represents a rendered fragment.
RenderedFragmentBase
Represents an abstract IRenderedFragment with base functionality.
RenderedFragmentQueryExtensions
Helper methods for querying IRenderedFragment.
RenderEvent
Represents a render event for a IRenderedFragment or generally from the TestRenderer.
RenderWaitingHelperExtensions
Helper methods dealing with async rendering during testing.
ShouldBeAdditionAssertExtensions
A set of addition diff assert extensions
ShouldBeRemovalAssertExtensions
A set of removal diff assert extensions
ShouldBeTextChangeAssertExtensions
Verification helpers for text
SnapshotTest
A component used to create snapshot tests. Snapshot tests takes two sets of child components, a TestInput component for declaring the test input, and an ExpectedOutput component for declaring the expected output, the test input should produce.
SnapshotTestContext
Represents a test context used in snapshot testing.
TestComponentBase
Base test class/test runner, that runs Fixtures defined in razor files.
TestContext
A test context is a factory that makes it possible to create components under tests.
TestInput
Represents the test input in a snapshot test (SnapshotTest).
TestRenderer
A custom Blazor renderer used when testing Blazor components.
TestServiceProvider
Represents a
TouchEventDispatchExtensions
Pointer event dispatch helper extension methods.
WaitForAssertionFailedException
Represents an exception thrown when the awaited assertion does not pass.
WaitForRenderFailedException
Represents an exception that is thrown when a render does not happen within the specified wait period.
WaitForStateFailedException
Represents an exception thrown when the state predicate does not pass or if it throws itself.
XunitLoggerExtensions
Helper method for registering the xUnit test logger.
Structs
ComponentParameter
Represents a single parameter supplied to an
Interfaces
IRazorTestContext
A razor test context is a factory that makes it possible to create components under tests, either directly or through components declared in razor code.
IRefreshableElementCollection<T>
Represents a
IRenderedComponent<TComponent>
Represents a rendered component-under-test.
IRenderedFragment
Represents a rendered fragment.
ITestContext
A test context is a factory that makes it possible to create components under tests.


Kenyan Communications Authority to investigate Safaricom network outage
Over the weekend, Safaricom experienced nationwide network outages – restricting up to 31.8 million consumers from calling, using MPESA or texting, all across the country.
During the outage, the company said in an official statement, “Please note that we are experiencing intermittent network challenges affecting a number of services in our network including voice and data for some customers. We are working to restore all services as soon as possible. We are sorry for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience”.
The telecoms provider provided no reason as to why the network was down and has since restored its services – however, not before it was reported that Kenya’s Communications Authority would be looking into the disruption.
“The authority will certainly investigate and seek to know the cause of the downtime,” a source told TechWeez. “Safaricom is in a unique situation where a network outage would cause a threat to the economy. A lot of people rely on their voice, data and MPESA services to run their businesses so it is critical that they maintain 99.99% uptime at any one time.”
Safaricom is currently Kenya’s largest telecoms provider with over 34 million active consumers – meaning, if their network is down, it’ll impact a massive portion of the population.
“Service outages are the last thing a network like Safaricom would want since it puts them at risk of penalties from the regulator. If Safaricom is found liable, they will be fined up to 0.2% of their revenues according to the law, which in their case could be hundreds of millions of shillings.”
This is not the first time the network provider has experienced outages in 2019. In August, Safaricom consumers were impacted by an outage that affected data services.
Edited by Jenna Delport
Follow Jenna Delport on Twitter
Follow IT News Africa on Twitter


Last week I wrote about markov.sql, a markov chains implementation in SQLite3. As most of you are aware of, I really do like SQLite for most uses, but whenever I need something client-/servery I tend to go with PostgreSQL, no questions asked.
Unfortunately, PostgreSQL can be a bit difficult if you like some SQL features. In particular, their version of SQL triggers are quite... unusual. The feature set is complete, but all in all PostgreSQL isn't exactly forgiving and some common expressions end up somewhat more convoluted than necessary.
But here it is anyway: my port of markov.sql to PostgreSQL. The API is pretty much the same as the original, but for some reason this PostgreSQL version is much slower. Training with the same data set as last time took about four and a half times as long as with SQLite3 - that's about four hours and 40 minutes on grog.becquerel.org. Drop me a line if you happen to have an idea as to why that is. Generating strings is pretty fast tho, so no worries if you just want to use it :).
This article mimics the structure of the first one, so if you read that you should feel right at home.
The repository for this little project is available at: http://git.becquerel.org/jyujin/markov.git - you can either grab a tarball from there or browse the source code (only 2 files, really). Alternatively, you could also issue the following command on your shell to check out a copy of the repository:
This will create a directory called markov all set up and ready to play.
Once you have the sources, there is a pre-compiled, pre-trained PostgreSQL database dump under dist/psql.markov-data.sql in that repository. To play with that, issue the following on a command line in this new markov-directory - assuming your PostgreSQL is set up properly and the user you're currently logged in can create and use databases:
Now for the fun part: to create names, insert the type of name you want in the markovconstruct table, then insert the maximum number of iterations in the vautoconstruct view, like this:
insert into markovconstruct (id) values (3), (3), (3), (3), (3);
INSERT 0 5
markov=> insert into vautoconstruct (steps) values (40);
INSERT 0 1
markov=>]]>
The pre-trained IDs are: 2 for corporation names, 3 for female first names, 4 for male first names and 5 for last names. Once it's done, you should find the results in the markovresult table:
select * from markovresult;
id | mvcid | result
----+-------+------------
3 | 60362 | lyn
3 | 60361 | marva
3 | 60364 | angla
3 | 60365 | catha
3 | 60363 | kenyellisa
(5 rows)
markov=>]]>
The markovconstruct table has an optional column depth, which controls the order of the model that is used to create the output. The default is 3. To train new models yourself, insert the strings to train with into the vtrain table, like this:
insert into vtrain (id, data) values (42, 'foo'), (42, 'frob'), (42, 'barf'), (42, 'bar');]]>
That view should take care of everything. Once the insert operation completes the model will have been updated and you can generate strings based on it like you did with the names above.
Apart from the sequence generator, the following SQL trains and uses the model. A combined source file is available in the previously mentioned GIT repository.
As with the SQLite version, we first need a few tables to hold the trained model; the tables markov3, markov2 and markov1 hold this data for us - third order, second order and first order models, respectively. The notable difference between this version and the original is that PostgreSQL doesn't have auto_increment attributes for columns. So instead we use create sequence to generate unique IDs.
The basic training algorithm is still the same, as are most of the data structures to hold them. Notably I've had to drop the foreign key definitions, because PostgreSQL requires foreign keys to point to columns with a unique constraint. This is actually standard SQL but many database engines relax that rule. Since we don't exactly need that foreign key definition, we just drop it.
On the bright side, PostgreSQL supports user-created functions. But since I wanted to keep the API the same, I defined the same views and instead of insert triggers. Unfortunately, the PostgreSQL trigger syntax requires you to define a separate function for each trigger you want to define, as their create trigger only supports execute procedure expressions, not begin ... end expressions. Additionally, the create function styntax is plain ol' strange.
PostgreSQL also doesn't support an expr is expr construct, i.e. is only works in is null, not in a is b. To emulate this is operator, I decided to use coalesce(...,-1) = coalesce(...,-1) instead. PostgreSQL has a generate_series() function, which would ordinarily make the seqX I used obsolete, but PostgreSQL doesn't let you pass parameters to generate_series() in a join when these parameters are computed with values of other parts of that same set of joins - meaning seqX still found its use.
Finally, there is no insert or replace into or replace statement, but we can emulate that with a create rule statement. This variant has the advantage of making the updates in the trigger obsolete. Yay :).
Fortunately the generation part of the code was much more straightforward to port. This one really only required ditching some foreign key constraints and blowing up those triggers.
I'm going to skip the sample output of the generator, have a look at the original article if you want to see some of those. Oh yeah, since I didn't mention this last time: consider this code to be in the public domain - just don't sue me if it blows something up or doesn't work for ya, cause I'm not giving any guarantees whatsoever ;).
I wonder if I should port this to Oracle as well...


MKOPO
Musinda Kadhuwa
Profile
Logout
Quick Credit
platform that provide short term soft loans to individuals.
Please Go to Settings -> Complete Profile and Update your profile before applying for a loan.


The opacity property specifies the opacity/transparency of an element.
The opacity property can take a value from 0.0-1.0. The lower value, the more transparent. A lower value makes the element more transparent.


The New Day: Feel the Power podcast set to debut Dec. 2
by WWE.comSTAMFORD — WWE today announced The New Day: Feel the Power, a new weekly podcast series launching Monday, Dec. 2. Hosted by The New Day’s Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods & Big E, the podcast offers fans an unprecedented connection to the seven-time WWE Tag Team Champions as they riff on their experiences from inside and outside the ring. Feel the Power joins After the Bell as the second podcast from WWE Podcast Network, a partnership between WWE and Endeavor Audio. Listen to the trailer here.
Each Monday, The New Day will share personal stories from their daily lives and engage in passionate debates as they cover some of their favorite subjects, including sports, video games, music and much more. Injecting the Power of Positivity into all their takes, the charismatic trio will offer unique perspectives on life as a WWE Superstar.
“Feel the Power is the perfect platform for us to take our engagement with fans to the next level,” said The New Day. “Nothing will be off limits as we take listeners on a wild ride inside our lives.”
Listeners can subscribe to The New Day: Feel the Power on all download and streaming services, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Pandora.


Technology Focus
While we use many different technologies to meet clients’ needs, our core web stack usually includes Ubuntu, Apache/NGINX, MySQL/PostgreSQL, and Django/Python/Node.js on the back-end, plus HMTL5/CSS3/JavaScript on the front-end (this is the same technology stack used by many leading applications today, including Instagram, Pinterest, and many more).
Django
We’ve been Django experts since 2008. Django is an open-source web framework written in Python. It’s ideally suited to the rapid development of scalable web apps. We love using open-source tools, and the flexibility and stability of the Django framework is proven continually in our work.
Node.js
Node.js is emerging as a powerful tool for building data-heavy, speedy web apps. The high performance and scalability of Node.js make it an obvious choice for enterprise clients. At Tivix we’re embracing the framework with open arms.


What is Capital Transit?
Capital Transit is an Amazon Echo skill that allows you to get the latest train arrivals and service alerts for the Washington DC Metro Transit System. You can install it by telling your Echo "Alexa, enable Capital Transit."
Example Interactions
Here are some things you can try with the Capital Transit Skill:
Alexa, ask Capital Transit when the next train arrives at Metro Center
Alexa, ask Capital Transit for departures from Metro Center
Alexa, ask Capital Transit are there any delays


ssoana: version Diamond (64-bit) <IP_ADDRESS>6 Copyright (c) 1991-1994 by NeoCAD Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright (c) 1995 AT&T Corp. All rights reserved. Copyright (c) 1995-2001 Lucent Technologies Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright (c) 2001 Agere Systems All rights reserved. Copyright (c) 2002-2019 Lattice Semiconductor Corporation, All rights reserved. Sun Mar 29 17:58:54 2020
Target Vendor : Lattice Target Device : LCMXO2-640HC Target Package : TQFP100 Target Performance : 4 SSO Data Revision : Final Version 2.2
About SSO Analysis Results: SSO analysis results are based on a specific lab environment and should be used for estimating SSO switching noise. The user environment may yield a different result from this analysis tool.
Note: N/S means SSO tool does not support the IO preference setting.
The table lists SSO information of each bank(Bounce SSO). If any pin in the bank are not assigned, Bank SSO calculation will consider the worst pin assignments which lead to the largest device SSO noise. It may be larger than that of real pin assignments.
| Bank | SID | Device SSO(mV) | Board SSO(mV) | Total SSO(mV) | Criteria(mV) | Allowance | Percentage | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS | |
| 1 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS | |
| 2 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS | |
| 3 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS |
The table lists Device SSO information of each switching ID. Pins in the same standard have same attribuites, such as IO type, drive, load, etc. Pins in the same group have same switching ID.
| SwitchingID | Bank | Device SSO of Group(mV) | #Pins | IO Type | Drive(mA) | Slew | Load(pF) | Device SSO of Standard(mV) |
|---|
The table lists SSO information of each bank(Drop SSO). If any pin in the bank are not assigned, Bank SSO calculation will consider the worst pin assignments which lead to the largest device SSO noise. It may be larger than that of real pin assignments.
| Bank | SID | Device SSO(mV) | Board SSO(mV) | Total SSO(mV) | Criteria(mV) | Allowance | Percentage | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS | |
| 1 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS | |
| 2 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS | |
| 3 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS |
The table lists Device SSO information of each switching ID. Pins in the same standard have same attribuites, such as IO type, drive, load, etc. Pins in the same group have same switching ID.
| SwitchingID | Bank | Device SSO of Group(mV) | #Pins | IO Type | Drive(mA) | Slew | Load(pF) | Device SSO of Standard(mV) |
|---|
The table lists the worst bounce SSO information of each bank. The information comes from the pin which has the worst bounce SSO status in the bank. Please click bank index to view information of all pins in the bank. Note that pin SSO calculation requires all pins in the bank are assigned. If not, please refer to bank SSO results.
| Bank | Device SSO(mV) | Board SSO(mV) | Total SSO(mV) | Criteria(mV) | Allowance | Percentage | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS |
| 1 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS |
| 2 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS |
| 3 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS |
The table lists the worst drop SSO information of each bank. The information comes from the pin which has the worst drop SSO status in the bank. Please click bank index to view information of all pins in the bank. Note that pin SSO calculation requires all pins in the bank are assigned. If not, please refer to bank SSO results.
| Bank | Device SSO(mV) | Board SSO(mV) | Total SSO(mV) | Criteria(mV) | Allowance | Percentage | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS |
| 1 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS |
| 2 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS |
| 3 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 100.00% | 0.00% | PASS |
Following tables list bounce SSO information of pins bank by bank. Please click pin names to view where the noise originates.
Following tables list drop SSO information of pins bank by bank. Please click pin names to view where the noise originates.
Following tables list where each pin's noise originates


|
My Project
|
A customized pizza based on another pizza. The customer pays 10 cents extra on top each ingredient added! $_$ More...
Public Member Functions | |
| CustomPizaDecorator (Pizza pizzaToDecorate) | |
| override void | Prepare () |
| void | AddIngredient (Ingredient ingredient) |
| Defines extra ingredients that will be added to the pizza when it is prepared. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from PizzazzLibrary.Implementation.PizzaDecorator | |
| PizzaDecorator (Pizza pizzaToDecorate) | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from PizzazzLibrary.Implementation.Pizza | |
| void | Bake () |
| void | Cut () |
| void | Package () |
| override string | ToString () |
| Provide a culinary description of the pizza. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| override double | Price => IsPrepared ? base.Price + _extraIngredients.Sum(e=>e.Price) + _extraIngredients.Count*0.1 : _calculatedPrice |
| Public Attributes inherited from PizzazzLibrary.Implementation.Pizza | |
| virtual double | Price => Ingredients.Sum(i=>i.Price) |
| Gets the price of the pizza. More... | |
| IEnumerable< Ingredient > | Ingredients => _ingredients.ToList() |
| The ingredients the pizza has. Creates a duplicate list. More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| List< Ingredient > | _extraIngredients = new List<Ingredient>() |
| double | _calculatedPrice |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from PizzazzLibrary.Implementation.Pizza | |
| List< Ingredient > | _ingredients = new List<Ingredient>() |
| The list of ingredients which can be modified by inheritors. More... | |
| Properties inherited from PizzazzLibrary.Implementation.PizzaDecorator | |
| Pizza | decoratedPizza [get, private set] |
| Properties inherited from PizzazzLibrary.Implementation.Pizza | |
| bool | IsPrepared [get, private set] |
| bool | IsCut [get, private set] |
| bool | IsBaked [get, private set] |
| bool | IsPackaged [get, private set] |
A customized pizza based on another pizza. The customer pays 10 cents extra on top each ingredient added! $_$
Definition at line 14 of file CustomPizzaDecorator.cs.
| PizzazzLibrary.Implementation.CustomPizaDecorator.CustomPizaDecorator | ( | Pizza | pizzaToDecorate | ) |
Definition at line 21 of file CustomPizzaDecorator.cs.
| void PizzazzLibrary.Implementation.CustomPizaDecorator.AddIngredient | ( | Ingredient | ingredient | ) |
Defines extra ingredients that will be added to the pizza when it is prepared.
| ingredient |
Definition at line 38 of file CustomPizzaDecorator.cs.
|
virtual |
Reimplemented from PizzazzLibrary.Implementation.Pizza.
Definition at line 25 of file CustomPizzaDecorator.cs.
|
private |
Definition at line 19 of file CustomPizzaDecorator.cs.
|
private |
Definition at line 16 of file CustomPizzaDecorator.cs.
| override double PizzazzLibrary.Implementation.CustomPizaDecorator.Price => IsPrepared ? base.Price + _extraIngredients.Sum(e=>e.Price) + _extraIngredients.Count*0.1 : _calculatedPrice |
Definition at line 32 of file CustomPizzaDecorator.cs.


2 Samuel 2:25
And the children of Benjamin gathered themselves together after Abner, and became one troop, and stood on the top of an hill.


| DOSE: |
26 mg |
insufflated |
5-MeO-DMT |
(powder / crystals) |
For my maiden voyage on 5-MeO-DMT, I was accompanied by my husband (who was likewise trying it for the first time) and had as ground control three trusted friends who all had multiple prior experiences with the drug. J and M went first, giving us a chance to see the effects before we experienced them. J, who did not get a threshold dose, got sick; M, who got plenty, writhed and moaned and made silly noises and climbed up into my husband’s lap before coming down and babbling lines from Buckaroo Banzai. I wondered which experience mine would resemble more.
I went with approximately 26mg combined with about half as much powdered milk (which we’d been told would ease the burn). To keep it in my nose and out of my throat, I split it into a few small lines and snorted them fairly slowly and not too deeply, which seemed to work well – I ended up with a minimal of post-nasal drip. Definite burning sensation, but not excessively unpleasant…and completely irrelevant once the drug kicked in.
Since I typically come on to anything quickly, I lay back right away and closed my eyes, and sure enough, within 2-3 minutes was starting to notice visual effects. These effects started as monochrome fractals, then quickly blossomed into full-blown psychedelic colors and patterns. The whispers and other sounds around me were woven into this pattern, which was negative in this case – my brain interpreted them as sounds of concern, so I immediately thought that perhaps something was wrong with me, that I had taken too much and was overdosing. In particular, I thought I heard my husband moaning in distress, which combined with the sound of someone rushing off somewhere made me think that something horribly wrong was happening – including a brief but vivid moment of thinking that I was dying. In retrospect, I think this feeling came from the sense that I was leaving my body, and death was the only frame of reference I had for that sensation.
The start of the trip was therefore not very pleasant for me, but luckily I’ve done enough yoga that my body naturally fell into a deep breathing pattern that helped me cruise past that initial rough spot. That, and the image of my friend J’s face (I’m told I did look over at her and was holding her hand – tightly – the whole time), smiling at me. Knowing she was there and unconcerned told me that perhaps I was not, in fact, overdosing, so I relaxed into it. But I had definite thoughts of “oh god, I’m having a bad trip” before I was able to enjoy myself.
This was my first truly immersive psychedelic experience, and I think it fair to say that I wasn’t prepared for it…though I’m not sure how one could prepare someone for something like this. The colors were incredible – really vivid primary colors, radiating out from a brilliant blue center. The room, my body, everything went away. My anxiety gradually dissipated, and toward the end of this phase of the trip I had a beautiful flash that started with an image of my long-time girlfriend, connected to the distant feel of my husband’s hand in mind, and I felt a rush of love and contentment with that feeling of connectedness to both of them. I remember smiling broadly at that point, as I came back into my body.
At about 15-20 minutes in, I was able to open my eyes and start to focus on the room again, at which my first words were “Holy...
...Shit.” I then looked at J and said quite emphatically: “We were not prepared!”
I continued to have acid-like visuals – some fractal effects and a lot of shifting/melting - for another 15 minutes or so, and I had a sense of uncoordination and general weakness in the arms and legs for another 15-30 minutes. I felt pretty completely down after that point except for a little residual difficulty focusing.
The bottom line for me: an incredibly intense experience that I’m glad I did with people I trust completely. I’d like to try it again now that I know better what to expect, probably with some ritual or meditation first to get into the right frame of mind. I think it would be useful to do the same sort of preparation that people do for astral projection, to reduce the anxiety over leaving the corporeal self.
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.


Data Fields | |
| u32 | ChanBase |
| int | IsRxChannel |
| volatile int | RunState |
| int | HasStsCntrlStrm |
| u32 | FirstBdPhysAddr |
| u32 | FirstBdAddr |
| u32 | LastBdAddr |
| u32 | Length |
| u32 | Separation |
| XAxiDma_Bd * | FreeHead |
| XAxiDma_Bd * | PreHead |
| XAxiDma_Bd * | HwHead |
| XAxiDma_Bd * | HwTail |
| XAxiDma_Bd * | PostHead |
| XAxiDma_Bd * | BdaRestart |
| int | FreeCnt |
| int | PreCnt |
| int | HwCnt |
| int | PostCnt |
| int | AllCnt |
|
|
Total Number of BDs for channel |
|
|
BD to load when channel is started |
|
|
physical base address |
|
|
Virtual address of 1st BD in list |
|
|
Physical address of 1st BD in list |
|
|
Number of allocatable BDs in free group |
|
|
First BD in the free group |
|
|
Whether has stscntrl stream |
|
|
Number of BDs in work group |
|
|
First BD in the work group |
|
|
Last BD in the work group |
|
|
Is this a receive channel |
|
|
Virtual address of last BD in the list |
|
|
Total size of ring in bytes |
|
|
Number of BDs in post-work group |
|
|
First BD in the post-work group |
|
|
Number of BDs in pre-work group |
|
|
First BD in the pre-work group |
|
|
Whether channel is running |
|
|
Number of bytes between the starting address of adjacent BDs |
Copyright © 1995-2010 Xilinx, Inc. All rights reserved.


Are you looking for new ways to buy overpriced and unusual items? Bus-Mall is on the way! Currently, we doing to market research to find out which items our customers most want to purchase. Choose between the three items pictured below!
Are you looking for new ways to buy overpriced and unusual items? Bus-Mall is on the way! Currently, we doing to market research to find out which items our customers most want to purchase. Choose between the three items pictured below!


YGOSiM
Choose Name
+
Find Duel
Builder
Ladder
Admit Defeat
Offer Draw
Leave
DP
SP
M1
BP
M2
EP
Next Turn


My First Bootstrap Page
First Name
Second Name
Sex
Description
Submit
Add Row
First Name
Second Name
Sex
Description


National screening unit NZ guidelines
-
long latency - taking average 10-20yrs to develop
-
HPV 16&18 cause up to 70% cervical cancer
- Garasil
-
in NZ 160 women diagnosed with cervical cancer
- 60 die
HrHPV = high risk hpv
16,18,31,33,39
Liquid based cytology
-
=SurePath and ThinPrep
-
do not use wooden spatula
-
reduction in rate of unsatisfactory smears, shorter time for interpretation
-
ability to use same sample for HPV
-
use water based lubricant - sparingly trying to avoid tip of speculum( can use warm water)
-
transferred into vial cf. glass slide
-
ideal sample = squamous cells which line the ectocervix and small number of endocervical glandular cells = indicates squamocolumnar junction sampled
-
if looks abnormal or abnormal symptoms then colposcopy
-
indications for cytobrush:
-
repeat smears on patients with abnormal
-
anatmoy of canal has been altered
-
repeating smear where previously no endocervical cells were obtained
-
abnormal bleeding
-
-
to avoid bleeding only rotate 1/4 - 1/2 turn
when to screen + how often
-
recommended fora ll women who are or who have ever been sexually active
-
3 yearly from 20yo - 69yo
-
first smear or more than 5 years b/w smears:
- second smear recommended one year after first then 3 yearly
-
>69yo good quality smears difficult to obtain
- 65 low risk of developing cervical cancer
Normal Smear:
-
if negative: recall 3 years unless:
- if first smear: follow-up 1 year (or 5yrs b/w smears)
Unsatisfactory smear:
-
inadequate for some reason
-
three main types:
-
taking smear; inadequate sampling of cells, contact bleeding, poor fixation, unwanted artefacts
-
clinical factors: bleeding, inflmamtion, cyolysis
-
laboratory technical factors
-
-
reported as a non-result
-
3 unsatisfactory: recommend colposcopy to exclude high-grade lesion
-
use liquid based cytology technique for collection and transport following unsatisfactory
-
recommendation:
-
repeat within 3 months
-
refer colposcopy after 3 consecutive
-
women with abnormal smears
Low-grade squamous abnormalities: ASC-US + LSIL
-
cervical cancer very rare outcome of a low-grade abnormality
-
if cancer diagnosed:
-
under-calling on index cytology
-
true progession
-
-
-
risk CIN2/3 similar with LSIL and atypical squamous cells of undertmined significance (ASC-US).
-
both show similar high regression rates
-
managed similarily
-
-
manifestation of viral infection
-
resolve spont \<30yo majority
-
recall 12/12 aged 20-29 as median time for clearance = 6-18mo
-
>30yo HrHPV increase risk of developing high-grade lesion
-
infection more likely to be persistant
-
HPV triage hreater benefit than repeated cytology to asses underlying risk of HSIL
-
-
symptoms/appearacne of cervix abnormal refer colposcopy
-
low grade = low risk
Guidance: asc-us/lsil
-
20-69 with abnormal smear within last 5:
- refer colposcopy
-
20-29 no abnormal smear within last 5 yrs:
- repeat smear 12 months
-
>30yo with no abnormal smear
-
offered HPV test
-
if reflex HrHPV -ve:
-
repeat 12 months
-
if negative:
- return normal screening
-
-
-
if positive:
- refer colposcopy
-
-
-
if 12 month repeat:
-
HSIL/ASC-H:
- colposcopy
-
ASC-US/LSIL
- colposcopy
-
negative
- smear 12 months
-
-
if colposcopy:
-
satisfactory and normal:
-
2x annual smears:
-
if both negative
- resume routine screening
-
if either abnormal:
- colposcopy
-
-
-
Satisfactory and abnormal
- target biopsy
-
Unsatisfactory
-
cytology
-
if low grade:
- repeat colpsocopy and cytology 12 months
-
-
-
Histologically confirmed LSIL
-
treatment not recommended
-
smears 12 & 24 months
-
if both -ve
- return to routine
-
if either positive;
- refer back to colposcopy
High-grade squamous abnormalites
-
CIN2/CIN3
-
moderate dysplasia
-
severe dysplasia/carcinoma in situ
-
-
women with untreated CIN3 are at high risk of cervical cancer
-
cin2 more heterogenous
-
CIN2 = threshold for treatment
-
except \<20yo
- lieklyhood of regression = high
-
and pregnancy
-
Recommendation
-
ASC-H or HSILL
- refer colonoscopy and biopsy
-
if biopsy:
-
satis and abnormal
- biopsy
-
satis and normal or negative biopsy
-
cytology review
-
if review confirms high-grade
-
repeat colpsocopy and cytology in 3/12
-
if N
- repeat 12 months
-
if LSIL
- review MDT
-
if HSIL
- treatment
-
-
-
-
unsatisfactory
-
cytology recommemended
-
if HSIL
- knife cone biopsy
-
ASC-US or LSIL
- MDT
-
-
-
-
LLETZ
-
failure rate = 10%
-
risk of further high-graade disease and invasive cancer increases with age
-
Management of previous CIN2 or 3
-
HrHPV = high sensitivity for detecting persistent CIN2/3 post treatment
- allows for shortening of surveillance period
-
Routine f/u:
-
treated for CIN 2 or 3 should have colposcopy and smear 6-12mo
-
any symptoms managed
-
cervical smear 12mo after then annually until 70
-
HrHPV can be used to identify women at risk of persistent or rcurrent lesions
-
cervical glandular abnormalities
-
represent 15-20% invasive cervical cancer
-
less effective at preventing cervical adenocarcinoma cf. squamous
- limitation of cervical smear test
-
HrHPV: cervical adenocarcinoma and AIS (in-situ) in \~90%
-
not uncommon for atypical glandular cells (AGC) associated with underlying neoplastic condition
-
all glandular abnormalaties referred to gynae
Pregnancy
-
no CI taking smears
-
routine delayed until after pregnancy
- unless overdue
-
risk of progression of CIN2/3 to invasive cancer during pregnancy is low
-
high probability that high grade lesion will persist
-
continued colposcopic and cytlogical during pregnancy (20-30/40) and post partum
post meno-pausal women and women >40 with noraml endometrial cells
-
benign endometrial cells in post-menopausal women may be associated with significant endometiral pathology
- further assessment required
-
normal cells;
- correllate with uterine symptoms
-
atypical endometrial cells
-
high correlation
-
urgent referral for colposcopy
-
immunocompromised women
-
annual screening
-
abnormal - any grade
- colposcopy
previous hysterectomy
Sub-total hysterectomy (cervix remains) for benign regions
- routine screening
Total hysterectomy
-
normal cytology/histology 5yrs preceeding hysterectomy do not require vaginal vault cytology
-
unkown - baseline vaginal vault cytology
- if Normal then no further
-
previous CIN1
- 3 yearly vaginal vault cytology until age 70yo
-
CIN2/3
-
guidelines for high grade
- annual vaginal vault until age 70yo
-
genital malignancy
- oncologist surveillance
-
HPV testing
-
majority of high-risk HPV infections clear within 2 years
- are of little clinical significance
-
high NPV (\~99%)
-
more sensitive for detecting risk of High grade lesions than conventioanl cytology - more specific test
ASC-US or LSIL >30yo:
-
-ve ‘reflex’ test: very unlikely to have signifiant lesion
-
repeat cytology 12/12
- if negative -> normal 3 yearly
-
-
+’ve -> colposcopy
High grade lesion
-
increase risk of further high gradde disease and cervical cancer
-
better id women @ risk
-
HrHPV+cytology @ 12 months after treatment and annually until women negative both tests x 2 12/12 apart
- then 3 yearly interval
Post colposcopy with discordant results
-
single colpsocopic exam can miss signifiant lesions
-
HrHPV - cytology Pos
- if ASC-H


Installation Status:
Running Status:
Version ID:
Renderer process ID:
Renderer thread ID:
Log:
Instances in:
Scope:
Script:
Active worker:
Pending worker:
Stop
Start
Unregister
Sync
Inspect
Running...
ServiceWorker registrations


Status:{{ask.status}}
Headline:{{ask.headline}}
Product Type{{ask.productType}}
Product Variant{{ask.variant}}
City/Town{{ask.address.city}} {{ask.address.county}}
State{{ask.address.state}}, {{ask.address.country}}
Submission Date
Seller
Email
pricing
- {{lotPrice.productMode}}: ${{lotPrice.price}} {{lotPrice.currency}} per {{lotPrice.size}}{{lotPrice.measure}} lot


7.7 psb_barrier — Sinchronization point parallel environment
call psb_barrier(ctxt)
This subroutine acts as an explicit synchronization point for the PSBLAS parallel
virtual machine.
-
Type:
- Synchronous.
-
On Entry
-
-
ctxt
- the communication context identifying the virtual parallel machine.
Scope: global.
Type: required.
Intent: in.
Specified as: an integer variable.


Edit blobs
Edit fiducials
ROI remove
Navigation
Filtering
Image thresholding
Minimal size of features
(Greater than 0)
Maximal size of features
(Greater than 0)
Minimal circularity of features
(0~1)
Threshold
(0~200)
Color channel
Blue
Red
Green
Perform feature finding
Offset for circular packing:
(-2,-1,0,1,2)
Circular pack
Count
Reset
Save
Glass width/height if image is from camera :
Mirror across vertical axis
MALDI path optimization
MTP TLC Plate
PAC 384 Plate
MALDI plate type
No MSI
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Dilation if MSI mode
Generate MALDI coordinate file
Size
Circularity
Distance
Set up distance filter