lgroupmod
Section: User Commands (1)Updated: Jan 11 2005
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NAME
lgroupmod - Modify an user groupSYNOPSIS
lgroupmod [OPTION]... groupDESCRIPTION
Modifies the user group with name group.OPTIONS
- -A, --admin-add=list
-
Add users in comma-separated list among group's administrators.
- -a, --admin-remove=list
-
Remove users in comma-separated list from group's administrators.
Removing users that are not currently among group's administrators
silently succeeds.
- -g, --gid=gid
-
Change group's group ID to gid.
- -i, --interactive
-
Ask all questions when connecting to the user database,
even if default answers are set up in
libuser
configuration.
- -L, --lock
-
Lock group.
This prevents users from using the group password with
newgrp(1)
to become a member of group.
- -M, --member-add=list
-
Add users in comma-separated list among group's members.
- -m, --member-remove=list
-
Remove users in comma-separated list from group's members.
Removing users that are not currently among group's members silently
succeeds.
- -n, --name=name
-
Rename group to name.
- -P, --plainpassword=password
-
Set group's password to password.
Note that the password can be viewed while running
lgroupmod
using tools such as
ps(1).
- -p, --password=encrypted
-
Set group's password to the password represented by the hash
encrypted.
Note that the hash can be viewed while running
lgroupmod
using tools such as
ps(1).
- -U, --unlock
-
Unlock group.
EXIT STATUS
The exit status is 0 on success, nonzero on error.
Index
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| pdfCluster-package | The pdfCluster package: summary information |
| adj.rand.index | Adjusted Rand index |
| dbs | Density-based silhouette information methods |
| dbs-class | Class "dbs" |
| dbs-method | Density-based silhouette information methods |
| dbs-methods | Density-based silhouette information methods |
| groups | Extracts groups |
| h.norm | Normal optimal choice of smoothing parameter in density estimation |
| hprop2f | Sample smoothing parameters in adaptive density estimation |
| kepdf | Kernel estimate of a probability density function. |
| kepdf-class | Class "kepdf" |
| oliveoil | Olive oil data |
| pdfClassification | Classification of low density data |
| pdfCluster | Clustering via nonparametric density estimation |
| pdfCluster-class | Class "pdfCluster" |
| pdfCluster-method | Clustering via nonparametric density estimation |
| pdfCluster-methods | Clustering via nonparametric density estimation |
| plot-method | Plot objects of class dbs |
| plot-method | Plot objects of class kepdf |
| plot-method | Plot objects of class pdfCluster |
| plot-methods | Methods for function plot |
| plot.dbs | Plot objects of class dbs |
| plot.kepdf | Plot objects of class kepdf |
| plot.pdfCluster | Plot objects of class pdfCluster |
| show-method | Class "dbs" |
| show-method | Class "kepdf" |
| show-method | Class "pdfCluster" |
| show-methods | Methods for Function show |
| summary-method | Methods for Function summary |
| summary-methods | Methods for Function summary |
| summary.dbs | Class "dbs" |
| summary.kepdf | Class "kepdf" |
| summary.pdfCluster | Class "pdfCluster" |
| wine | Wine data |


Company profile - Canadian Company Capabilities
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Compass North Inc.
Mailing Address:
18 Balding CrtNORTH YORK, Ontario
M2P 1Y7
Location Address:
18 Balding CrtNORTH YORK, Ontario
M2P 1Y7
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
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Company Profile
Compass North Inc. (CNi) is a consulting firm that helps ambitious companies achieve their goals. We provide business advisory services and contract management support to both Canadian and foreign companies seeking to do business in Canada or with Canadian companies.
Our services delivered from Canada are used by client companies to grow sales in Canada and abroad, improve business processes and expand into new markets and geographies
Simply put, CNi helps companies make more money. We leverage proven business expertise and executive-level experience gained in sophisticated national and global companies to help our clients do better deals and achieve improved performance.
Principally, CNi's management and advisory services are geared to helping commercial, industrial, manufacturing and other B2B companies make positive change. Whether challenged to find new growth, achieve better results, overcome operating or financial difficulties, survive management change, or transition ownership, CNi can quickly identify client key issues, design straight-forward, appropriate solutions and get the 'buy-in' required that delivers results. In all our assignments, we aim to deliver major real results, ones that are actionable and mean more dollars earned for our client and their shareholders.
Our three service categories are:
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- Business Diagnostics
- Ownership or Management Transition Planning & Support
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Full profile
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Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
areas as diverse as strategic planning; product or service
quality improvement; product and service delivery; market
development; and business development.
the company through business transition/reorganization. Our
training and experience span a variety of company environments: -
Industrial and consumer products and services. - Small,
emerging companies to large, complex organizations. -
Manufacturing and retail. - Private and publicly owned
corporations. - Government and associations. We can assemble a
team with the skill sets to address your unique requirements.
areas by providing interim management services through taking on
temporary key executive positions.
areas by providing interim management services through taking on
temporary key executive positions.
experience and accomplishment to get them organized, focused and
lead through the early stages of venture growth.
oriented plans that consider strategic goals, tactical plans,
human resource needs, and financial impacts.
executive mentorship assignments.
oriented value propositions for their client base.
financing transactions such as IPOs, venture capital and angle
equity deals, private placements, bank debt programs, leasing,
and securitizations, as well as manage corporate and regulatory
communications programs.
and ownership diversiture transactions, and as required, lead corporate integration activities.
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Agriculture
- Construction
- Consumer Products
- Culture
- Environment
- Fishery
- Forestry
- Information Technology and Telecommunications
- Manufacturing
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Service Industry
- Tourism
- Transportation
- Wholesale/Retail
- Aerospace
- Defence
- Automotive
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
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- Origin BioMed Inc.
- Innovation Synergy Centre in Markham
- Wiresmith Displays Limited
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- Xentel DM Incorporated
- K.P. Bronze Limited
- Cameron Thomson Group Ltd.
- Visual Spirit Inc.
- Aloha Customs Brokers
- King & Benton Development Corp.
- Capital Tool & Design Limited
- North American Hardwoods Ltd.
- Perspectis Inc.
- Simmonds Capital Limited
- Transpharm Canada Inc.
- Toronto Institute of Pharmaceutical Technology
- ORx Pharmaceuticals Corp.
- STAXI Corporation Limited
- Avema Corporation
- Yes Biotech Laboratories Ltd.
- MRD Music Revenue Canada Ltd.
- MARS Music Corporation
- Debcur Financial Inc.
Testimonial:
What I value most in Tony is his aptitude for business. He has a great ability to immediately grasp the realities of a company; understand its offerings and the potential of the related market - the opportunity. He can readily prioritize what needs to get done to grow, and organize the people, events, and things required for success. And he is results-oriented; very necessary for growing a business quickly. Tony is also very good with numbers and at managing the numbers - in finance and in corporate finance. He can help a company find money, too - the right money - and how best to set it up, negotiate and close the deal. If you control a business right now and need help moving it forward quickly, I would highly recommend Tony to you. November 1, 2007Rick Ridding, President & CEO, IUGO Solutions Inc
worked with Tony at Compass North Inc.
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Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
areas as diverse as strategic planning; product or service
quality improvement; product and service delivery; market
development; and business development.
the company through business transition/reorganization. Our
training and experience span a variety of company environments: -
Industrial and consumer products and services. - Small,
emerging companies to large, complex organizations. -
Manufacturing and retail. - Private and publicly owned
corporations. - Government and associations. We can assemble a
team with the skill sets to address your unique requirements.
areas by providing interim management services through taking on
temporary key executive positions.
areas by providing interim management services through taking on
temporary key executive positions.
experience and accomplishment to get them organized, focused and
lead through the early stages of venture growth.
oriented plans that consider strategic goals, tactical plans,
human resource needs, and financial impacts.
executive mentorship assignments.
oriented value propositions for their client base.
financing transactions such as IPOs, venture capital and angle
equity deals, private placements, bank debt programs, leasing,
and securitizations, as well as manage corporate and regulatory
communications programs.
and ownership diversiture transactions, and as required, lead corporate integration activities.
Market
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Agriculture
- Construction
- Consumer Products
- Culture
- Environment
- Fishery
- Forestry
- Information Technology and Telecommunications
- Manufacturing
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Service Industry
- Tourism
- Transportation
- Wholesale/Retail
- Aerospace
- Defence
- Automotive
Sector
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
- Lorus Therapeutics Inc.- POINTTS Advisory Limited
- Origin BioMed Inc.
- Innovation Synergy Centre in Markham
- Wiresmith Displays Limited
- SVP International
- Xentel DM Incorporated
- K.P. Bronze Limited
- Cameron Thomson Group Ltd.
- Visual Spirit Inc.
- Aloha Customs Brokers
- King & Benton Development Corp.
- Capital Tool & Design Limited
- North American Hardwoods Ltd.
- Perspectis Inc.
- Simmonds Capital Limited
- Transpharm Canada Inc.
- Toronto Institute of Pharmaceutical Technology
- ORx Pharmaceuticals Corp.
- STAXI Corporation Limited
- Avema Corporation
- Yes Biotech Laboratories Ltd.
- MRD Music Revenue Canada Ltd.
- MARS Music Corporation
- Debcur Financial Inc.
Testimonial:
What I value most in Tony is his aptitude for business. He has a great ability to immediately grasp the realities of a company; understand its offerings and the potential of the related market - the opportunity. He can readily prioritize what needs to get done to grow, and organize the people, events, and things required for success. And he is results-oriented; very necessary for growing a business quickly. Tony is also very good with numbers and at managing the numbers - in finance and in corporate finance. He can help a company find money, too - the right money - and how best to set it up, negotiate and close the deal. If you control a business right now and need help moving it forward quickly, I would highly recommend Tony to you. November 1, 2007Rick Ridding, President & CEO, IUGO Solutions Inc
worked with Tony at Compass North Inc.


Component for handling html file uploads as given by rfc 1867 RFC 1867.
Normal usage of the package involves
{@link org.apache.commons.fileupload.DiskFileUpload DiskFileUpload}
parsing the HttpServletRequest and returning a list of
{@link org.apache.commons.fileupload.FileItem FileItem}'s.
These FileItem
's provide easy access to the data
given in the upload. There is also a low level api for
manipulating the upload data encapsulated in the
{@link org.apache.commons.fileupload.MultipartStream MultipartStream}
class.
Normal usage example:
public void doPost(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res) { DiskFileUpload fu = new DiskFileUpload(); // maximum size before a FileUploadException will be thrown fu.setSizeMax(1000000); // maximum size that will be stored in memory fu.setSizeThreshold(4096); // the location for saving data that is larger than getSizeThreshold() fu.setRepositoryPath("/tmp"); List fileItems = fu.parseRequest(req); // assume we know there are two files. The first file is a small // text file, the second is unknown and is written to a file on // the server Iterator i = fileItems.iterator(); String comment = ((FileItem)i.next()).getString(); FileItem fi = (FileItem)i.next(); // filename on the client String fileName = fi.getName(); // save comment and filename to database ... // write the file fi.write("/www/uploads/" + fileName); }
In the example above the first file is loaded into memory as a
String
. Before calling the getString method, the data
may have been in memory or on disk depending on its size. The second
file we assume it will be large and therefore never explicitly load
it into memory, though if it is less than 4096 bytes it will be
in memory before it is written to its final location. When writing to
the final location, if the data is larger than the
threshold, an attempt is made to rename the temporary file to
the given location. If it cannot be renamed, it is streamed to the
new location.


railo-context.Component coldbox.system.cache.CacheFactory
The ColdBox CacheBox Factory
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
|
init([any<CacheBoxConfig> config], [any<Controller> coldbox], [any factoryID=''])
Constructor. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void
|
addCache(any<ICacheProvider> cache)
Register a new instantiated cache with this cache factory. |
any<ICacheProvider>
|
addDefaultCache(any name)
Add a default named cache to our registry, create it, config it, register it and return it of type: coldbox. |
any<Boolean>
|
cacheExists(any name)
Check if the passed in named cache is already registered in this factory or not. |
void
|
clearAll()
Clears all the elements in all the registered caches without de-registrations. |
void
|
configure(any<CacheBoxConfig> config)
Configure the cache factory for operation, called by the init(). |
private void
|
configureEventManager()
Configure a standalone version of a ColdBox Event Manager. |
private void
|
configureLogBox()
Configure a standalone version of logBox for logging. |
any<ICacheProvider>
|
createCache(any name, any provider, [any<struct> properties='[runtime expression]'])
Create a new cache according the the arguments, register it and return it of type: coldbox. |
private void
|
doScopeRegistration()
Register this cachefactory on a user specified scope. |
void
|
expireAll()
Expires all the elements in all the registered caches without de-registrations. |
any<ICacheProvider>
|
getCache(any name)
Get a reference to a registered cache in this factory. |
any<array>
|
getCacheNames()
Get the array of caches registered with this factory. |
any<Struct>
|
getCaches()
Get a reference to all the registered caches in the cache factory as a structure. |
any<Controller>
|
getColdbox()
Get the instance of ColdBox linked in this cache factory. |
any<CacheBoxConfig>
|
getConfig()
Get this LogBox's configuration object. |
any<ICacheProvider>
|
getDefaultCache()
Get the default cache provider of type coldbox. |
any
|
getEventManager()
Get the cache factory's event manager. |
any
|
getFactoryID()
Get the unique ID of this cache factory. |
any<LogBox>
|
getLogBox()
Get the instance of LogBox configured for this cache factory. |
any<struct>
|
getScopeRegistration()
Get the scope registration information. |
private any<Util>
|
getUtil()
Create and return a util object. |
any
|
getVersion()
Get the CacheBox version string. |
any<Boolean>
|
isColdBoxLinked()
Checks if Coldbox application controller is linked. |
void
|
reapAll()
A nice way to call reap on all registered caches. |
private void
|
registerCache(any<ICacheProvider> cache)
Register a cache instance internaly. |
private void
|
registerListeners()
Register all the configured listeners in the configuration file. |
void
|
removeAll()
Remove all the registered caches in this factory, this triggers individual cache shutdowns. |
any<Boolean>
|
removeCache(any name)
Try to remove a named cache from this factory, returns Boolean if successfull or not. |
void
|
removeFromScope()
Remove the cache factory from scope registration if enabled, else does nothing. |
void
|
replaceCache(any<ICacheProvider> cache, any<ICacheProvider> decoratedCache)
Replace a registered named cache with a new decorated cache of the same name. |
void
|
shutdown()
Recursively sends shutdown commands to al registered caches and cleans up in preparation for shutdown. |
void
|
shutdownCache(any name)
Send a shutdown command to a specific cache provider to bring down gracefully. |
| Methods inherited from class railo-context.Component |
|---|
| None |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
Constructor
config
- The CacheBoxConfig object or path to use to configure this instance of CacheBox. If not passed then CacheBox will instantiate the default configuration.coldbox
- A coldbox application that this instance of CacheBox can be linked to, if not using it, just ignore it.factoryID
- A unique ID or name for this factory. If not passed I will make one up for you.| Method Detail |
|---|
Register a new instantiated cache with this cache factory
cache
- The cache instance to register with this factory of type: coldbox.system.cache.ICacheProviderAdd a default named cache to our registry, create it, config it, register it and return it of type: coldbox.system.cache.ICacheProvider
name
- The name of the default cache to createCheck if the passed in named cache is already registered in this factory or not
name
- The name of the cache to checkClears all the elements in all the registered caches without de-registrations
Configure the cache factory for operation, called by the init(). You can also re-configure CacheBox programmatically.
config
- The CacheBoxConfig object to use to configure this instance of CacheBoxConfigure a standalone version of a ColdBox Event Manager
Configure a standalone version of logBox for logging
Create a new cache according the the arguments, register it and return it of type: coldbox.system.cache.ICacheProvider
name
- The name of the cache to addprovider
- The provider class path of the cache to addproperties
- The properties of the cache to configure withRegister this cachefactory on a user specified scope
Expires all the elements in all the registered caches without de-registrations
Get a reference to a registered cache in this factory. If the cache does not exist it will return an exception. Type: coldbox.system.cache.ICacheProvider
name
- The named cache to retrieveGet the array of caches registered with this factory
Get a reference to all the registered caches in the cache factory as a structure
Get the instance of ColdBox linked in this cache factory. Empty if using standalone version
Get this LogBox's configuration object.

Checks if Coldbox application controller is linked
A nice way to call reap on all registered caches
Register a cache instance internaly
cache
- The cache instance to register with this factory of type: coldbox.system.cache.ICacheProviderRegister all the configured listeners in the configuration file
Remove all the registered caches in this factory, this triggers individual cache shutdowns
Try to remove a named cache from this factory, returns Boolean if successfull or not
name
- The name of the cache to removeRemove the cache factory from scope registration if enabled, else does nothing
Replace a registered named cache with a new decorated cache of the same name.
cache
- The name of the cache to replace or the actual instance of the cache to replacedecoratedCache
- The decorated cache manager instance to replace with of type coldbox.system.cache.ICacheProviderRecursively sends shutdown commands to al registered caches and cleans up in preparation for shutdown
Send a shutdown command to a specific cache provider to bring down gracefully. It also removes it from the cache factory
name
- The cache provider name to shutdown


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HARDWARE A film review by Brian Reistad Copyright 1990 Brian Reistad
Regarding the newly released movie HARDWARE, my recommendation is, don't waste your money. The first half of the movie is quite boring as the movie does not go anywhere.  The second half is filled with hack and slash. As far as a horror type movie, the last part is yes violent. But the characters were flat and the setting/world situation was poorly developed.
Apparently, USNews [probably USA TODAY--moderator] gave it 3 stars (on what scale I don't know, but probably 4 or 5) and as one person commented sarcasticly on leaving the theater, "They were a little generous."
For my critique and trashing, see below, but be warned, I may give away part of the story.
Basic summary: The robot is dug up out in the desert and brought back to I think New York, where this sculptor uses its head in a piece of work. A scrap dealer is investigating the nature of the robot and finds it is the government's latest killing machine. But about this time the completely dismembered robot starts to piece itself together; i.e., it hands and such move around by themselves and repair the robot including animated cables. Once this is done, it goes on a killing spree in the sculptor's apartment, killing anything and everything. And coming back from being fire-bombed, cut in half and tossed out the window. All in all most of the characters die.
Trashing: The world is mostly desert and hot due to an apparent nuclear war, possible a 'small one' (if there is such :-;) and the city is flooded and thus motorboats are taxis. But despite the world disaster, the American society still exists, including the President and congress. And not only do they have radio, but a number of TV channels, including heavy metal music videos. Most of the people are struggling to survive and the government wants to institute population controls when it seems they would need people, unless this is to control the spread of mutant genes but this is never made apparent.
The robot itself is suppose to be a great killing machine with six primary limbs, weapons including chainsaw, claws, a drill, and a strong poison delivered through 6" long needles. However, it has an Achilles heel of being designed for the desert, moisture can affect its computer system. Well, for the latest in killing ability, it has no projectile weapons of any sort and its vision is via infra-red. But its programming does not allow it to distinguish between the hot oven and a person. The absurdity goes every further when the main character escapes the robot by crawling in the refrigerator, but doesn't shut the door. Her skin temperature could not cool down to the same temp as the inside of the fridge in a matter of seconds.
Those are some of the major things that disturbed me, but the movie was filled with many other silly things. Like the lady couldn't work her own computer system to override the emergency door lock. A security officer being sliced in half by the apartment doors which used pistons to shut them. And more.
Basically, there was no plot and I kept wondering where this was going. After the beginning scenes which looked somewhat promising, I realized that it wasn't going anywhere. If you want a violent movie, there are better ones as this one did not contain that much.
--<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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Learn JavaScript Arrays
When Show Numbers button is clicked, array is first displayed as entered in the object array declaration. Then it is sorted and displayed again. When the Show Language Names Button is clicked, a list of programming languages is sorted alphabetically via the sort function and displayed in list format.


Parliament proceedings: No Aadhaar-social media link plan
Government informs Lok Sabha that it has not received any proposal on the issue
by Special CorrespondentThe government has no proposal to link Aadhaar with social media accounts of individuals, Minister of Electronics & Information Technology Ravi Shankar Prasad informed Parliament on Wednesday.
“There is no such proposal with government for linking Aadhaar with social media accounts of individuals,” the Minister said in a written reply to the Lok Sabha. He was responding to a question on whether the government proposed to enact a law for linking Aadhaar with the social media accounts of individuals.
Mr. Prasad said that as a matter of policy and by design, the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) precluded itself from aggregating information arising from the use of Aadhaar, tracking and profiling individuals.
On a question about the government ordering removal of objectionable content posted on social media, the Minister said that in the current year (till October 31, 2019), 3,433 URLs were blocked on social media platforms. This is an increase from the 2,799 blocked in 2018, 1,385 in 2017 and 633 blocked in 2016.
“Section 69A of the Information Technology Act, 2000, empowers Government to block any information generated, transmitted, received, stored or hosted in any computer resource in the interest of sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of the State, friendly relations with foreign states, public order, or for preventing incitement to the commission of any cognizable offence relating to above,” Mr. Prasad said.
(With PTI inputs)


Run a query as if you were using PubMed, wait through the progress page, and click the relevant link to view the results - once there, it should be straightforward. The score is positive for MeSH term pairs which have a higher observed probability than the one theoretically computed if the MeSH terms of the pair were independent, and is negative in the opposite case. Both positive (i.e. observed more than expected) and negative (i.e. observed less than expected) scores indicate a MeSH term pair with probabilistically unexpected information, whereas a score around zero indicates a pair with more or less expected, and most probably already known, information. now on GitHub
a collaboration between the Institute of Agrobiotechnology (now Institute of Applied Biosciences) at CERTH and the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki: the Department of Informatics at the School of Natural Sciences, the Laboratory of Pharmacology at the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, and the Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding hosted at the Bioinformatics Analysis Team / BAT


Main settings
Select track
Pick one of multiple tracks
Track 1
Track 2
Track 3
Main
Main simulation controls
Kill active
Reset all
Reverse
Display
Change displayed elements
Vision lines
Vision points
Checkpoints
Car
Vision line length:
Applied on the next generation
Population
Total units:
Applied on the next generation
Mutation rate:
Applied on the next generation
Data
Pre-trained
Use pre-trained examples
Select data
Save data
Save brain data as json file from currently best unit.
Load data
Load brain data from json file.
Data will be applied to whole population + mutation.
Data size must match brain size of current population.
Apply data
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Uses Java7 file watch service to monitor a directory structure that has freemarker templates. When changes are detected it generates a html page including support for syntax highlighting for Java, SQL, XML, Javascript.
Typically you install and run this application on a server and setup a cron job that pulls website changes from git or svn. This application detects changes and updates the pages in a destination directory and you use Nginx or Apache to serve the content.
Download the runnable jar from maven central.
Run it specifying a source directory (that has the freemarker templates etc) and a destination directory (where the
resulting html is generated to). Note that the source directory can have an other files (css, js, images, fonts etc) - if the
file extension ends with
java -jar avaje-website-generator-1.0.1.jar \n
-source /home/rob/website/source \n
-dest /home/rob/website/destination
# edit the templates etc in the source directory
# the pages etc are automatically generated
# into the destination directoy
The source directory can have an other files (css, js, images, fonts etc). If the
file extension ends with
On a server typically this program is running and there is a cron job that pulls updates into the source directory via git pull or similar. Nginx or similar is configured to serve the pages from the destination directory.
<dependency>
<groupId>org.avaje</groupId>
<artifactId>avaje-website-generator</artifactId>
<version>1.0.1</version>
</dependency>
The Java7 file watch service uses OS level file watching events so it is fast and efficient. pygments.org provides the nice server side syntax highlighting and we are using Jyphon to execute this - its slow for the first syntax highlight but then is decent performance.
Uses Freemarker for templating and Jyphon / Pygments for syntax hightlighting. Has a simple template layout inheritance mechanism as described below.

<meta name="layout" content="_layout/parent-layout.html" />
The meta layout
tag defines a parent template to inherit.

In the parent page a div
with an id
of layout-body
defines where in the parent the child page content goes.

<title>The page title</title>
...
If you have a title
tag in the head of the page then this title is used in the final generated page.

Any content you have in the head
section of the page will be incorporated into the final page layout as
long as the parent layout includes a meta
tag with an id
of layout-head
.

<meta id="layout-head" />
Pygments provides the syntax highlighting and Jython is used to execute it.
The supported languages for syntax highlighting is: java, groovy, scala, javascript, sql, sh, and properties
To use the syntax highlighting you prefix the code with 3 backticks followed by the language and terminate it with 3 backticks.
``java // only 2 backticks above ... ``
Example logs from running the application are shown below:
java -jar avaje-website-generator-1.0.1.jar -s /home/rob/website-source -d /home/rob/site
--
-- walks the source directory tree and generates html and copies files into destination directory
--
16:33:26.341 [main] DEBUG o.a.w.generator.SiteWatchRender - ... render template: websitegenerator/index.html
16:33:31.648 [main] DEBUG o.a.w.generator.SiteWatchRender - ... render template: index.html
16:33:31.663 [main] DEBUG o.a.w.generator.SiteWatchRender - ... render template: docs/transactions/begincommit.html
...
16:33:34.409 [MainThread] DEBUG o.a.w.generator.SiteWatchRender - ... copy file: css/bootstrap.min.css
16:33:34.421 [MainThread] DEBUG o.a.w.generator.SiteWatchRender - ... copy file: images/favicon.ico
16:33:34.422 [MainThread] DEBUG o.a.w.generator.SiteWatchRender - ... copy file: README.md
16:33:34.422 [MainThread] DEBUG o.a.w.generator.SiteWatchRender - ... render template: metrics/index.html
16:33:34.439 [MainThread] DEBUG o.a.w.generator.SiteWatchRender - ... copy file: js/bootstrap.js
16:33:34.440 [MainThread] DEBUG o.a.w.generator.SiteWatchRender - ... copy file: js/bootstrap.min.js
--
-- After the source directory walk the watcher service is registered on all the directories
--
16:33:34.443 [MainThread] INFO org.avaje.website.generator.WatchDir - Scanning /home/rob/website-source ...
16:33:34.476 [MainThread] INFO org.avaje.website.generator.WatchDir - Watching...
--
-- The watch service detects file change events and pages are regenerated
-- or files/directories copied/deleted as required
--
16:34:18.315 [MainThread] DEBUG o.a.w.generator.SiteWatchRender - ... render template: websitegenerator/index.html
16:56:56.423 [MainThread] DEBUG o.a.w.generator.SiteWatchRender - ... deleted file /home/rob/site/websitegenerator/hellorob.html
16:57:10.528 [MainThread] DEBUG o.a.w.generator.SiteWatchRender - ... copy file: websitegenerator/docs.css
16:57:32.913 [MainThread] DEBUG o.a.w.generator.SiteWatchRender - ... deleted directory /home/rob/work-avaje/site/websitegenerator/morecss


{% extends 'index.html' %} {% block content %} Contact Have questions or want to work? Name Email Message Socials Find me on social media! {% endblock %}
Have questions or want to work?
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While learning web development you may have come across classes and IDs. When you type out some HTML and use these classes and IDs you might notice that they both do the same thing when you go to style it in a CSS file. You might be able to use classes and IDs interchangeably on a simple website with only a few div containers, but when you are working with a bigger website, the browser might not be so kind as to let you use them any way you want. So what is the difference between a class and and ID, and what are the best practices in using them?
Classes
Imagine you are looking for a new computer. You come across one you like and proceed to check it out. During checkout the cashier will scan a barcode which will give information such as the price. Now, if you go and get another laptop of the same brand and model, the price will be the exact same and so will the barcode.
You can think of classes like product barcodes, it holds the same price for all computers with that barcode. A company can also update the price of all computers under that barcode without having to double check every single computer’s barcode and manually change its price. Putting a barcode on the product is like adding classes to HTML tags. Adjusting the price on all 100 or 1000 of those computers is like adjusting the CSS rules to all HTML tags with that class name.
 You contact the manufacturer as instructed and they ask for a serial number. The serial number that you would provide doesn’t contain information like price, but it will have information that will be specific to that computer that you have bought, like date of production and warranty information. In other words the serial number is unique.
Just like how a serial number is unique to a specific product, an ID is unique to a tag on a website, it should ideally only be used once. If a manufacturer had 2 computers with the same serial number, then they may not be able to tell whether it is still under warranty creating a whole host of problems.
So What's So Different About Them?
This is what differentiates itself from a class. You can attach multiple classes to tags and change all the styling at once, but you cannot do the same to an ID as there should only be one unique ID per page. An ID can also allow for a programmer to add jumps to specific areas of a page. If there were two IDs with the same name, then the browser would get confused and the link might not work as intended. This would be like how having two computers with the same serial numbers might confuse a manufacturer causing delays in getting your computer fixed through the warranty.
One Last Thing
A class and an ID may have the same functionality, but they have some big differences. Like barcodes, classes can be used multiple times and can give wholesale changes to a bunch of different elements. Conversely, serial numbers are unique and so are IDs. You should not use more than one ID on a page as it can make some functions like jumping to areas of a page redundant.


abstract class RelinkingAvailableResponse : CoreObject
Represents a response for which a relinked track could be available
(common, js, jvm)
<init> |
Represents a response for which a relinked track could be available <init>() |
(common, js, jvm)
linkedTrack |
Part of the response when Track Relinking is applied and is only part of the response if the track linking, in fact, exists. The requested track has been replaced with a different track. The track contains information about the originally requested track. abstract val linkedTrack: LinkedTrack? |
(common, js, jvm)
isRelinked |
fun isRelinked(): Boolean |
(common, js, jvm)
SimpleTrack |
Simplified Playlist object that can be used to retrieve a full Playlist data class SimpleTrack : RelinkingAvailableResponse |
(common, js, jvm)
Track |
Represents a music track on Spotify data class Track : RelinkingAvailableResponse, Playable |


Matches words in one file with words in another file and shows index(row number) for the matches
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.9.0), plyr, reshape2 |
| Published: | 2013-07-22 |
| Author: | Amit Singh Rathore |
| Maintainer: | Amit Singh Rathore <amitplatinum at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | wordmatch results |
| Reference manual: | wordmatch.pdf |
| Package source: | wordmatch_1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: wordmatch_1.0.zip, r-release: wordmatch_1.0.zip, r-oldrel: wordmatch_1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: wordmatch_1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: wordmatch_1.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=wordmatch to link to this page.


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C++ object-oriented wrapper library for raylib.
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| Rectangle (::Vector2 position, ::Vector2 size) | |
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| Rectangle (float x) | |
| Rectangle (float x, float y) | |
| Rectangle (float x, float y, float width) | |
| Rectangle (float x, float y, float width, float height) | |
| bool | CheckCollision (::Rectangle rec2) const |
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| Rectangle & | Draw (::Vector2 origin, float rotation, ::Color color) |
| Rectangle & | DrawGradient (::Color col1, ::Color col2, ::Color col3, ::Color col4) |
| Rectangle & | DrawGradientH (::Color color1, ::Color color2) |
| Rectangle & | DrawGradientV (::Color color1, ::Color color2) |
| Rectangle & | DrawLines (::Color color) |
| Rectangle & | DrawLines (::Color color, int lineThick) |
| Rectangle & | DrawRounded (float roundness, int segments, ::Color color) |
| Rectangle & | DrawRoundedLines (float roundness, int segments, int lineThick, ::Color color) |
| inline ::Rectangle | GetCollision (::Rectangle rec2) const |
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| float | GetHeight () const |
| inline ::Vector2 | GetPosition () |
| inline ::Vector2 | GetSize () |
| float | GetWidth () const |
| float | GetX () const |
| float | GetY () const |
| operator::Vector4 () const | |
| Rectangle & | operator= (const ::Rectangle &rect) |
| Rectangle & | operator= (const Rectangle &rect) |
| void | SetHeight (float value) |
| Rectangle & | SetPosition (const ::Vector2 &position) |
| Rectangle & | SetPosition (float newX, float newY) |
| Rectangle & | SetSize (const ::Vector2 &size) |
| Rectangle & | SetSize (float newWidth, float newHeight) |
| void | SetWidth (float value) |
| void | SetX (float value) |
| void | SetY (float value) |
| inline ::Vector4 | ToVector4 () |
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| void | set (const ::Rectangle &rect) |
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Kremlin says troop withdrawal delays in east Ukraine are cause for concern
by ReutersMOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Tuesday it was deeply concerned by reports of a delay in the withdrawal of troops in eastern Ukraine, but that it hoped the process would still be completed.
The Ukrainian military and pro-Russian separatist forces began a phased troop withdrawal in the eastern Ukrainian town of Zolote last week, part of a series of measures to end a conflict that has killed more than 13,000 people.
Speaking on a conference call with reporters, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Moscow would like a four-way international summit on eastern Ukraine to be held soon, but that preparatory work needed to be carried out first.
(Reporting by Tom Balmforth and Katya Golubkova; Editing by Alex Richardson)


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This is one of the articles in our series; the parts are:
Happy reading !
Ok, this step took quite some time to figure out, but once you know how to do this this should be really simple.
1. Open the solution and go to the properties of the Specs project
2. Go to the build events, and put the following text in the post-build event command line :
del "$(TargetDir)*.html" "$(ProjectDir)..\..\tools\Machine.Specifications.ConsoleRunner.exe" "$(TargetPath)" --html $(TargetDir) ren "$(TargetDir)$(TargetName)*.html" output.html "$(TargetDir)output.html" exit 0
This will make sure that everytime you do a build, the old Mspec html file gets deleted, mspec is ran, and the html is renamed to output.html and shown in your default browser.
Please do note that as long as you have the browser open, you build will not be considered finished, so you should close this window in order to continue developing.
Another possibility would be to build the html file somewhere in your project path, and add it to the project, so you can load it in your project each time, and get a message if it has changed.
3. Add a reference to ..\lib\Machine.specifications.dll
4. Remove the bogus class and start writing your specs.
Regarding this part there might be some discussions. I created a file called ProductSpecs.cs, which has the following content :
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using Machine.Specifications; namespace Specs { public class Product { }; public interface IRepository<T> { IQueryable<T> Find {get;} bool Add(T instance); bool Delete(T instance); bool Update(T instance); } public interface IUnitOfWork : IDisposable { void Commit(); } public interface IProductRepository : IRepository<Product> { ICollection<Product> GetFromXml(string xml); }; public abstract class with_empty_productlist { protected static IProductRepository productrepo; protected static ICollection<Product> products; Establish context = () => { products = new List<Product>(); }; } public abstract class with_productlist : with_empty_productlist { Establish context = () => { products = new List<Product>(); products.Add(new Product()); products.Add(new Product()); products.Add(new Product()); }; } public class when_products_are_imported_from_external_xmlfile : with_productlist { Because of = () => products = productrepo.GetFromXml(Properties.Resources.ExternalProductsXml); It should_contain_xx_products; It should_have_an_article_matching_xx; } }
So as you might see I added some of my code to be in order to be able to start writing some code in my specs; the next thing I am going to do is write code to match these simple specs, and move the respective app code in a proper project of it's own.
Once this is finished, I am going to extend my specs to match a bigger part of the scope...
I'll keep you all posted !!


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| Param name | Value | Description |
| ENCODE_CI_JOB_BASE64 | true/false | ALM Octane includes a built-in Jetty web server, but there is a possibility to add an external web server such as Apache HTTP server or similar.
This is usually done to add one more security layer. Some such servers might not allow receiving requests with encoded slashes (%2F).
As a job name might contain a slash, this parameter allows base64 encoding for job IDs during sending test results, build logs, coverage and vulnerabilities data to ALM OCtane.
Default is false. Supported ALM Octane version 15.1.20 and above. |
| SCM_REST_API | true/false | The plugin uses a dedicated REST API in order to send data on SCM commits to ALM Octane. This parameter allows to use the events mechanism instead of REST API.
Default is true (Rest API). Supported ALM Octane version 15.1.20 and above. |
| UFT_TEST_RUNNER_FOLDER | folder path | ALM Octane allows generation of discovery and execution jobs for UFT test runner. By default, those jobs are created in Jenkins root. This parameter allow to define the folder
in which those jobs will be created. For example : my_team_folder/uft |


Fixiki: Big Secret
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Performs an SIMD signed multiply of the packed signed word integers in the destination operand (first operand) and the source operand (second operand), and stores the low 16 bits of each intermediate 32-bit result in the destination operand. (Figure 4-3 shows this operation when using 64-bit operands.) The source operand can be an MMX technology register or a 64-bit memory location, or it can be an XMM register or a 128-bit memory location. The destination operand can be an MMX technology register or an XMM register.
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The Western Schism
Jeffrey C. Witt (Loyola University Maryland) | @jeffreycwitt
## Outline
1. The Church and its Leaders before the Schism.
2. The Immediate Causes/Events of the Schism.
3. The Legal Resolution of the Schism.
 Pluralism
2. Absenteeism
## Avignese Excesses
"There is no doubt that Avignon under Clement VI was a haven for careerist
churchmen delighted to be able to draw a comfortable income from parishes
they rarely visited while they themselves enjoyed the fleshpots of the papal court."
(Mullins, *The Avignon Popes*, p. 95)
## Avignese Excesses
"During his ten year reign as pope
he appointed twenty-five new cardinals
(twelve of them in a single month in 1350),
of whom twenty-one were French,
and at least ten of them were closely related to him either by blood or marriage.
One of these was his younger brother Hughes Roger,
and three other where his **nephews**, including one, Pierre Roger,
who was widely rumored to be his own son,
and who twenty years later was to become the last of the seven Avignon popes, Gregory XI.
There was also a **niece** who found herself awarded the title of "rectrice" of the papal Comtat,
a post which seems to have carried no defined responsibilities."
(Mullins , p. 96)
## Avignese Excesses
"Accommodation was at a premium; people arriving in search of work
were often compelled to sleep in the streets,
or along the banks of the Rhone, or even in the overcrowded cemeteries.
Taverns and inns sprung up in plenty, and duly overflowed.
Drunkenness and violence amoung the numerous rival factions erupted regularly,
only fractionally curbed by a curfew imposed at nightfall
by the authorities attempting without much success to contain this social cauldron.
Prostitution was rife;
there are records of at least eleven brothels in one are of the city alone…"
(Mullins, p. 96)
## Avignese Excesses
"What words can express how one is nauseated by the rank-smelley alleys,
the obscene pigs and snarling dogs,
the rumble of wheels shaking the walls,
and the carts blocking the twisted streets?
So many races of men, so many horrible beggars,
such arrogance of the rich!
In short, so many ill-fitting human beings of diverse customs,
such a clamour of mingling voices,
and such a throng of jostling bodies!"
(Petrarch qtd in Mullins, p. 99)
Schism Events
1377: Gregory XI leaves Avignon for Rome
March 3, 1378: Gregory XI dies
April 4, 1378: Conclave and Election of Urban VI
Late Spring and Summer under the rule of Urban VI
Cardinals seemed to acknowledge legitimacy of Urban VI
by making typical requests of any true pope and attending official functions.
Meanwhile pope began reforming (harassing?) the cardinals:
He publicly called them: "those who have been corrupted by the yellow metal" ("qui fulvo corrupti metallo")
Publicly accused Cardinal of Amiens of taking bribes (he definitely was!)
In response to a cardinal's check on his power, he declared "I can do everything -- and so I will and decree it"
Physically attacked the Cardinal of Limoges
Demanded that Cardinals restrict themselves to one course at meal time
Demanded that Cardinals refuse taking outside gifts
September 09, 1378: Election of Clement VII
### Designation of a Pope according to Canon Law
#### Pope must be elected by Cardinals
Gratian, *Decretum*, I, d. 79, c. 1
"If anyone is enthroned to the apostolic seat
without the agreement and canonical election of the same Cardinals
and subsequently of the religious clergy, he is not the Pope or Apostolic,
but should be held to be apostate.
"si quis apostolicae sedi sine concordi et canonica electione Cardinalium
eiusdem ac deinde sequentium clericorum religiosorum intronizatur,
non Papa vel Apostolicus, sed apostaticus habeatur."
A legitimate conclave can be called only when the seat is empty (sede vacante)
1. Death
2. Resignation
## Invalid election????
Gratian, *Decretum*, I, d. 79, c. 9
"If anyone is enthroned to the papal seat by money or human favor,
or by popular or military force,
without the canonical and concordant
election of the cardinals,
and subsequently of the religious clergy,
he is not Apostolic,
but should be held to be apostate."
"Si quis pecunia uel gratia humana, aut populari tumultu seu militari,
sine canonica et concordi electione cardinalium,
et sequentium religiosorum clericorum fuerit apostolicae sedi intronizatus,
non Apostolicus, sed apostaticus habeatur."
Problem: Does the statute apply to the events of 1378? Who gets to decide?
A general council
Problems with a general council?
1) Who can call a general council?
"It has been shown above from the writings of the saints
when the general councils were celebrated and that their authority is greater than that of other councils.
Authority for convoking councils, however, belongs to the Apostolic See."
(Gratian I, d. 17, dictum a. 1; trans. Thompson)
"Yet the great obstacle to a convocation of a General Council lay in the law,
as Conrad is well aware.
Papal authorization of any General Council is the necessary prerequisite
for the validity of its decrees and decisions.
But who should convoke the Council, asks Conrad,
since there are two popes?" (Ullmann, p. 178)
2) Could a general council successfully adjudicate the matter?
Are the members of the council in a position to decide which side is right?
### In Sum: Three Possible Solutions
1. via facti
2. via iustitiae
3. via cessionis
Side stepping the issue with the "via cessionis"
Advantage: Avoids having to decide who was in the wrong and who was in the right.
Weakness: None of the Popes seem willing to resign.
Indirect Advantage: If the via cessionis is the only solution,
and the popes refuse, are the popes guilty of apostasy?
## Can an apostate pope be deposed?
Gratian, Decretum, I, Dist. 22, c.5
"...and he who exists as an enemy of religion, ought he not to be deposed?...moreover these ones who
are holy, who are ecclesiastics, who are celebrated legitimately,
are they not able to call the apostolic seat to judgment?"
"...et qui extitit religionis inimicus, depelli debuerunt?...Ceterum isti,
qui sacri, qui ecclesiastici, qui legitimi celebrantur,
sedem apostolicam ad iudicum vocare non possunt"
A third way for the papal seat to become empty (sede vacante)
1. Death
2. Resignation
3. Deposition
## Who gets to decide when the Pope commits apostasy?
No getting around the need for a general council.
## A need for Epieikeia/Equity
"The true interpretation of every law must proceed
upon the Aristotelian basis of epieikeia,
that is, of equity, which is the only adequate criterion
for a satisfactory explanation of positive law.
Equity is that element which is best fitted to discover the mens legislatoris."
(Conrad of Gelnhausen qtd in Ullmann, p. 180)
## Rethinking the essence of a corporation
1. Unity of members through the subordination of members to a single head.
2. Unity of members through agreement to a common principle or goal.
## Conciliarism
or
## the Conciliar Movement
Council of Pisa
Not invoked by a pope, but by cardinals and princes.
Deposes both popes as heretical (side stepping the question of who was the legitimate pope)
Now, the seat was empty (sede vacante)
A new conclave could be called
A new pope was elected, Alexander V.
Council of Constance
Now with three rival popes, a new council is called that has the greater appearance of legitimacy.
It is convened by the Pope John XXIII who was the successor of the pope elected at Pisa.
"Haec Sancta Synodus" is passed, which decreed that a general council has authority over the Pope.
While the council is fully underway (after the approval of "Haec Sancta Synodus")
Gregory XII (of the Roman line) must have
seen the writing on the wall, and decides to invoke the council
that is already happening and then agrees to resign.
The other two popes resign or are deposed once more.
A new pope is elected, Martin V.
Parallels in Modern Political Thought
Hobbes, Leviathan, Pt. 2, c. 17: "And in him [the sovereign] consisteth the essence of the commonwealth:
which (to define it), is one person,
of whose acts a great multitude,
by mutual covenants one with another,
have made themselves everyone of the author"
Hobbes, Leviathan, Pt. 2, c. 18:
"there can happen no breach of covenant on the part of the sovereign;
and consequently none of his subjects,
by any pretense of forfeiture, can be freed from his subjection."
Rousseau, Social Contract, Book I, chapter 6: "
[The republic] is formed thus by the union of all others"
Rousseau, Social Contract, Book I, chapter 6:
"This act of association produces a moral and collective body
composed of as many members as there are voices in the assembly,
which receives from this same act its unity, its common self, its life, and its will."
# Conclusions and Questions


1948
After the slaughter house was built, dad took me with him to paint the outside. I was probably 8 to 10 years old at the time. Shortly before this time, mother had me help her do some painting at home. She had taught me that you always paint in the same direction so that the paint would blend together into an even coat. The slaughter house was built of cinder blocks and concrete mortar, both of which were very porous. Dad gave me a paint brush and a can of paint and I started painting. Remembering the teachings of my mother, I started painting moving the paint brush back and forth in the same direction. Dad returned a few minutes later to see how I was doing and took the brush from me and said, “Let me show you how to paint.” He then proceeded to show me that you use the brush to stuff the paint into the porous block and that you painted in all directions to get the paint into the holes. That seemed contrary to what mother had taught me so I soon went back to painting with even strokes all in the same direction. When Dad came back and saw me painting he stopped me and said, “I told you to stuff the paint into the holes and brush in every direction.” I replied “that’s not the way mom taught me.”  I don’t think I ever again told dad that mom had told me how to do something. I still think of that experience every time I do some painting, even to this day.
Another experience I remember was when we were killing pigs.  The animal would then be rolled into a door on the side of the shoot into the slaughter house. However, for pigs Dad would carefully open the door and place a chain around the hind leg, then with a hoist raise the pig, kicking and squealing into the air and cut its throat. When the pig was dead it would be lowered into the hot water which would loosen the hair. It was then put on a table and with the use of scrappers the hair was removed. Then with sharp knifes we would shave the pig clean of all hair. Dad would sharpen the knives for us when they became dull. I had helped in this process many times. When my knife needed sharpening I handed it to Dad. When he returned it to me he said, “That knife is sharp so don’t cut yourself with it.” I don’t ever remember him saying that to me like that before. The first slice across the pig’s skin I came across my left hand thumb. I quickly put my fore finger across the cut and applied pressure and continued to shave the pig. When we finished I went outside and uncovered the cut. I started to wrap the cut with a handkerchief when Irven came around the building. Seeing the blood and my hand he said, “You cut your hand”. I told him that if he said anything about it to anyone I would beat him. No one ever said anything about it and it healed and as far as I know no one every knew about it until years later when we were talking about scars and I showed the one on my left hand thumb.
Mom and Dad Started a Home
About a years before we moved from Victor, Mom and Dad decided to build a home. They purchased a piece of property just west of Uncle Albert and Aunt Vida’s home but on the north side of the road. Mom spent a lot of time drawing the house plans. I remember of her showing the plans to Uncle Irven and he commented that he had never seen anyone draw a more detailed set of plans. In the spring Dad had someone come in and dig the basement. We were so excited to see the hole dug. I remember of Irven and I going to the property several times just to see the progress. I remember of one day taking a neighbor friend, Blair Holms, with us. An irrigation ditch ran across the front of the property. Irven and I walked across a board that Dad had placed across the ditch. Blair looked at the ditch and said that he could jump the ditch. He tried and landed on his hind end in the middle of the ditch. We sure teased him about that. I didn’t know why, but shortly after that incident, the work on the house stopped. That was the year Dad closed his slaughter house and went looking for work. Several years after Dad’s death I was visiting with Mom and I asked her what had happened to the home they were going to build. She said that someone had told Dad that he was foolish to build his young wife a nice home like that for he would die long before her and some younger man would come along and marry his widow and get the home. Dad just let the property go for taxes like he did the slaughter house


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The internet is all about sharing, even when it’s not that important. Working as a web professional and being an open source user, I feel like I’m in huge sharing debt to the world.
So that I could mitigate that (and give some love back ♥), I’ve tried to write about things that usually made me waste time. However, eventually I would be in a hurry and end up forgetting about the blog.
You know, it takes some time to open the blog platform (Wordpress, Tumblr, …), find a nice picture, write the text, elaborate a sample code, review and then publish.
Post ideas usually come from me starting to use a new tool or doing something in a different way. Then I stumble upon a problem and once that’s fixed, I write on my week-plan: “write about XYZ on Sunday”. Great! Then Monday comes and that post is still just planned. After rescheduling its writing a few times I lose the thread and give up.
For this next attempt I wanted:
- posting process to be simple and fast
- to have content stored in a VCS for easy backups and revision
- not to care about servers and hosting
So here’s what I’m using:
- Markdown to write posts
- Jekyll to generate static files with layout and content
- Divshot as a fast host and for an effortless deploy flow.
Since I feel a bit ashamed of the old blog content, old posts won’t be converted (but may be rewritten).
We’ll see how it goes. :)


Blog Posts
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Merging and Compacting VirtualBox Snapshots
Jun 17, 2010Using the VirtualBox GUI to manually merge lots of snapshots is time consuming and fiddly so I wrote a Python script called
vboxmerge.py
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Command-line SMS script
Mar 23, 2010Note: The current version of this app is written in CoffeeScript and is published in the npm package registry.
A simple Python command-line script I wrote to send SMS messages using Clickatell’s HTTP API. In addition it:
- Records sent messages in a log and has command option to view log file.
- Has command options to query the Clickatell account balance and the status of previously sent messages.
- Configuration can include a list of phone numbers.
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Cloning and Copying VirtualBox virtual machines
Nov 2, 2008This article explains how to clone and copy VirtualBox VMs (virtual machines).
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Installing Mono 2.0 on Ubuntu 7.10
Oct 9, 2008Currently the Mono project does not release Ubuntu binary packages so if you want the latest version of Mono you need to compile and install yourself. I use the Xubuntu, Here are the steps I took to install Mono 2.0 on Xubuntu 7.10:
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blogpost media processing
May 22, 2008blogpost 0.9.0 adds lots of new features to the previous 0.1.0 release. The most important feature in the blogpost 0.9.0 release is WordPress media file management:
- Media files (images, videos, audio, document) referenced in your AsciiDoc (or HTML) documents are automatically uploaded and linked to the uploaded blog.
- Only new or modified media files are uploaded (changes detected using cached MD5 checksums).
- Metadata caching means post options are remembered and don’t need to be repeated every time you update your posts.
- WordPress Pages can be posted and updated (blogpost includes a patched wordpresslib.py containing Page methods).


THE THIN RED LINE
*** 1/2 (out of 4) - a great movie
Release Date: January 15, 1999 Starring: Sean Penn, Adrien Brody, James Caviezel, Ben Chaplin, Elias Koteas, Nick Nolte, John Cusack, Woody Harrelson, John Travolta, George Clooney Directed by: Terrence Malick Distributed by: 20th Century Fox Film Corp. MPAA Rating: R (prolonged sequences of war violence, strong language) URL: http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio/reviews/1999/thinredline.htm
James Jones, one of the major novelists from the middle of the twentieth century, has written a number of fictional works about the effects of war on the individual. A veteran of World War II, and a witness to the Pearl Harbor bombings, his novels are not only grounded in realism but poetic in nature. They are reminiscent of Stephen Crane in their blunt eloquence, a trait which lends itself to razor-sharp focus. But perhaps none matches the scope of his autobiographical novel, THE THIN RED LINE; now a cinematic masterpiece from director Terrence Malick.
The book's principal cast, some thirty characters, has been trimmed down for this rendition, but it still retains its most endearing value. Each of the roles has an everyman quality, emphasizing Jones' examination of World War II on the American soldier. There's a definitive chain of command present, and this also plays on the motivations of the cast. But most importantly, and perhaps intrinsic to the novel but not to the movie, a dynamic and effective voice-over is used. Malick has several characters relating their thoughts, giving the viewer a greater perspective of the issues at stake.
The issues at stake are many and one. Told from a limited third-person perspective (as opposed to a top-down, omniscient view), the movie entails the struggle of an American infantry company ("C-for-Charlie") to take a hill during the conflict at Guadalcanal. The South Pacific island is seen by the top brass as the key position for American armed forces to hold if they want to win the war.
And want to win the war they do. In an excellent performance, Nick Nolte plays C-for-Charlie's commanding officer, Lt. Col. Gordon Tall. He's an aging soldier who embodies the win-at-all-costs mentality, if only to impress his superior (John Travolta, in a questionable cameo). This philosophy is opposite that of Captain Bugger Staros (Elias Koteas), who dearly values the life of each and every one of the men under his command. At the front are the privates and corporals (Adrien Brody, James Caviezel, Ben Chaplin, et al), lead by 1st Sgt. Welsh (Sean Penn), who must actually execute the suicide orders handed down to them.
 Although the interest level is high throughout the first two hours, the climax comes forty-five minutes before the end of the movie; it goes without saying that the movie drags on the back end.
THE THIN RED LINE will doubtless be compared to 1998's other masterpiece of war, SAVING PRIVATE RYAN a countless number of times. But to do so is to belittle both films, for although similarities abound, so do differences. Director Malick has a story to tell, and for those interested in listening, this can be a very outstanding movie.
all contents (c) 1999 Craig Roush
-- Craig Roush<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-- Kinnopio's Movie Reviews http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio
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The Bone Collector: calcium deficient
It used to be enough just to have a serial killer on-screen, but then all the movies had a serial killer, meaning that if a movie wanted to distinguish itself, its serial killer had to be unique. And uniqueness translates easily into eccentric. Norman Bates wearing-your-mother's-dress type stuff. Or, later, Buffalo Bill, making his dress from human skin, preening in front of the mirror, etc. But then that too got old, ubiquitous, overdone. Meaning that that eccentricity by which a movie distinguishes itself had to be displaced elsewhere, spread around some; the detective had to become the eccentric one, now. And there are endless variations on this, the most popular perhaps being the Eyes of Laura Mars approach, where the killer has some vaguely telepathic access to the killings, which turn out to be mundane. Another variation is the one used in The Bone Collector, where the burden of eccentricity (the movie's 'draw') is again placed on the detective, but that eccentricity is physical this time: Lincoln Rhymes (Denzel Washington, Fallen) is quadriplegic, which is to say not what we expect a homicide detective to be.
Not that the perp in The Bone Collector is run of the mill, either, though. Hardly. He's (yes, spoiler, 'he') more akin to the game-players of Copycat or Se7en, which is to say The Bone Collector continues the tradition of partially inverting the cat-and-mouse dynamic, via making the killer both the prey and the one doing the toying. Or, conversely, the killer toys with his victims and is turn toyed with by the detective. Either way, it satisfies the need we have in drama to dress the familiar up so it's difficult to recognize. What's particularly nice about The Bone Collector, though, is what Lincoln Rhyme's quadriplegia brings to the table: shades of Cyrano de Bergerac. At times it's practically Roxanne, with Officer Donaghy (Angelina Jolie) in the field, Rhyme's willing puppet, 'seducing' the killer out for him.
Too, however, The Bone Collector also has what's practically a requirement for every cop show: the buddy dynamic. All the predictable little hostilities and age/culture/race/ethnicity differences etc which are evidently a necessary ingredient for successful crime-fighting. Even here, though, The Bone Collector alters things just slightly, by making the reluctant partner not the older one--Rhymes, whose looming euthanasia plans are very similar to a certain Sergeant Murtough's similarly imminent retirement plans--but the younger one, Officer Donaghy. The older officer is actually the eager one here, which we haven't seen before, even when the dynamic is used in another genre. Think Unforgiven, the eager young (non-) killer and the aging, reluctant one.
As for the rest of The Bone Collector, it's conventional, with all the profiling and forensic insight and gore the genre demands. Se7en type stuff, without all the Fincher coloring and Fincher sounds and Fincher magic. As far as genre goes, it even has Michael Rooker (Henry, the original serial killer) hopping in and out of things, offering all the mandatory interdepartmental resistance any good detective needs as motivation. And don't forget Ed O'Niell, in the detective role he's been honing for some time now (Ford Fairlane, Disorganized Crime, Spanish Prisoner), to good effect.
Up to this point, The Bone Collector's been an excellent movie. But then. As has to happen, the serial killer turns his attention to his pursuers, the detectives, a shift in gaze which The Bone Collector as a movie imitates, similarly taking its eyes from the prize. Which is to say it loses it. It is conventional in the way it loses it, at least: the same way Laura Mars does, by having the perp be mundane (-ly motivated). It doesn't help that we could identify him so early on, either. In spite of all this, though, The Bone Collector--in the last few frames--still has the chance of pulling the whole thing off, but then it takes the easy way out, doesn't tie the narrative together in the way, say, Se7en does, but instead goes for the Hollywood ending. Which yes, in this case (quadriplegia, euthanasia . . .) is definitely the socially responsible way out, but still. Do we really want a serial killer movie to be safe? Not really. If The Bone Collector would have just followed through, it could have passed itself off as a serious movie. As is, though, it's just typical fare.
(c) 1999 Stephen Graham Jones, http://www.cinemuck.com
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| qassert {checkmate} | R Documentation |
The provided functions parse rules which allow to express some of the most frequent argument checks by typing just a few letters.
qassert(x, rules, .var.name = vname(x)) qtest(x, rules) qexpect(x, rules, info = NULL, label = vname(x))
x |
[any] |
rules |
[ |
.var.name |
[ |
info |
[character(1)] |
label |
[ |
The rule is specified in up to three parts.
Class and missingness check. The first letter is an abbreviation for the class. If it is provided uppercase, missing values are prohibited. Supported abbreviations:
[bB] | Bool / logical. |
[iI] | Integer. |
[xX] | Integerish (numeric convertible to integer, see checkIntegerish ). |
[rR] | Real / double. |
[cC] | Complex. |
[nN] | Numeric (integer or double). |
[sS] | String / character. |
[fF] | Factor |
[aA] | Atomic. |
[vV] | Atomic vector (see checkAtomicVector ). |
[lL] | List. Missingness is defined as NULL element. |
[mM] | Matrix. |
[dD] | Data.frame. Missingness is checked recursively on columns. |
[pP] | POSIXct date. |
[e] | Environment. |
[0] | NULL . |
[*] | placeholder to allow any type. |
Note that the check for missingness does not distinguish between
NaN
and NA
. Infinite values are not treated as missing, but
can be caught using boundary checks (part 3).
Length definition. This can be one of
[*] | any length, |
[?] | length of zero or one, |
[+] | length of at least one, or |
[0-9]+ | exact length specified as integer. |
Preceding the exact length with one of the comparison operators =
/==
,
<
, <=
, >=
or >
is also supported.
Range check as two numbers separated by a comma, enclosed by square brackets
(endpoint included) or parentheses (endpoint excluded).
For example, “[0, 3)” results in all(x >= 0 & x < 3)
.
The lower and upper bound may be omitted which is the equivalent of a negative or
positive infinite bound, respectively.
By definition [0,]
contains Inf
, while [0,)
does not.
The same holds for the left (lower) boundary and -Inf
.
E.g., the rule “N1()” checks for a single finite numeric which is not NA,
while “N1[)” allows -Inf
.
qassert
throws an R
exception if object x
does
not comply to at least one of the rules
and returns the tested object invisibly
otherwise.
qtest
behaves the same way but returns FALSE
if none of the
rules
comply.
qexpect
is intended to be inside the unit test framework testthat
and
returns an expectation
.
The functions are inspired by the blog post of Bogumił Kamiński: http://rsnippets.blogspot.de/2013/06/testing-function-agruments-in-gnu-r.html. The implementation is mostly written in C to minimize the overhead.
qtestr
and qassertr
for efficient checks
of list elements and data frame columns.
# logical of length 1 qtest(NA, "b1") # logical of length 1, NA not allowed qtest(NA, "B1") # logical of length 0 or 1, NA not allowed qtest(TRUE, "B?") # numeric with length > 0 qtest(runif(10), "n+") # integer with length > 0, NAs not allowed, all integers >= 0 and < Inf qtest(1:3, "I+[0,)") # either an emtpy list or a character vector with <=5 elements qtest(1, c("l0", "s<=5")) # data frame with at least one column and no missing value in any column qtest(iris, "D+")


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I'm 19 and acid seemed like an awesome idea. No matter how much i'd prepared for this drug, i never could have predicted the wrath and power of acid.
It was 5.20pm and NYE was arriving soon on the night, when i took half a tab at my house. I walked to Hungry Jacks as i awaited my friends to pick me up. I felt nothing after 1 hour so i took the second half.  I had a joint with a mate too. i was on the fone speaking faster than my lips could move and then i looked at the clear night sky and saw actual universes going past as earth plummeted through space. the stars were drifting around and i saw portals in the most beautiful sky. boundless energy flowed through my body and insanity progressed every minute.
My close friends, J, Z and D were just starting to peak, and we became gods and everyone else at this party were just sheep compared to us. We looked in the mirror (my big mistake) and saw our own power which made us become evil, and spoke every word with utter passion. Death metal was playing at the party (another bad idea) and i lost control of positivity.  'TONIGHT WE DON'T HOLD BACK' I said and repeated.  This was just my first peak.
My 3 acid tripping friends and I made it to a bus to go to Broadbeach where fireworks were going to display. After just 15 minutes on the bus, it felt like we had experienced 5 hours and we had a fair way on this bus to continue, but i lost my mind completely and forgot all basic ways humans behave, and i forgot what emotions were. Suddenly everyone on the bus started screaming, literally screaming maybe because new years was appraoching, but they sounded so full of hate, fear... they were demons who didnt let us 3 trip in peace.   (We were at Pacific Fair)
As we were sprinting away from the bus we found toilets but the door was locked so me and jason bashed it with our fists and saw the thick wooden door starting to indent. We just walked off and made it to another party where more death metal was being played, but I knew everyone at this party and they were all on drugs. Everyone seemed so friendly yet I had to get out of this bongsmoke ridden hole and we ran to the beach where thousands of people were. my friends lay down, but I couldnt go down I had to keep moving so I just bailed on them and made it into the crowds.
I saw people fighting and crowds were cheering, and I couldnt understand why causing pain could be considered fun and i questioned every detail about what people could consider fun. I was peaking so hard at this point, I just started talking to this man about logic, he walked off because i wasnt making sense. I closed my eyes for a second and opened them, and my arm was facing forward and this world suddenly portalled out of my hand for me to see everything. I turned 360 degrees and I created life through my hand!
I made for the crowd and asked every person in my path all my questions that needed answering and in turn I appeared mad. 'why is good so good? why do we need good to feel good? what do we need to do to feel good? what is do? I AM DO AND DO IS ALL!'
I made my way down the steps to the beach where the fireworks were being displayed, and when they did... the sky became an orgasm of colours of which I questioned every bit of light with the speed of thought no mortal could manage. all these colours and sounds and even the feeling as the earth shook from every explosion left me paused in time and wonder, not even god could make this night better!
Ok now my mind became what they call 'fucked'. no one was speaking english, I saw my friends again somehow and I ran away from them back to the pacific fair bus station, and I had to find sanity or else I would stay on this trip forever, or just die. so I went up to strangers and tried to talk to them so I could relearn english and find reason to everything I held dear to me.
Then a bus came i got on without paying AND MY MATES WERE ON IT! we gazed at eachother for a moment and laughed in discovery of eachother once more and my mates got me close to home safely. Taking a piss in a bush as I walked home was incredible, it felt like some evil force was being banished out of my member. as I got home I couldnt work out how to open the door, so I lay outside in the night on a pool floating bed thing and just stared up at the stars once more and travelled through space and time as the sun rose.. the clouds were images of screaming female ghosts as they all morphed into one another, but I was in too much bliss to feel any negativity. stars were swirling in the sky and this sunrise of red ignited the clouds into flames and I just lay for hours watching..
If you're having a bad trip or you need to find a way to enjoy it more, look at the night sky and let universes overtake you in journeys out of this world :)
It was all worth doing acid and I loved it
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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XPath Support in JxLite
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- Wildcards are not supported.
- Predicates are not supported.
Here are some examples of valid @Path annotations:
@Path("controls")
@Path("controls/button")
@Path("controls/button/@id")
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Section 11.4 Long-term climate drivers
Subsection 11.4.1 Geologic and Orbital Effects
Large-Scale Causes of Climate Change
continental drift & plate tectonics
movement toward poles may result in glaciation
cannot explain glacial cycles within an ice age
Milankovitch Cycles
insolation changes from Earth’s orbital mechanics
exaggerate normal seasonal effects
examination of glacial activity at 65°N; approx 100,000 year cycle
variations in solar insolation are principle controlling factor
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orbital effects
variation in eccentricity of Earth’s orbit
100,000 and 400,000 year cycles
axial tilt
variation in angle of Earth’s rotation axis,
relative to orbital plane
currently 23.5°; 41,000 year cycle
precession
wobble in Earth’s rotation axis
26,000 year cycle; current pole star is Polaris
Causes of Glaciation
ocean currents: in Atlantic, currents transport heat from tropics to higher latitudes
solar energy: variations in output; can be tracked by sunspot cycles
cause of ice ages remains an area of active research
Subsection 11.4.2 Climate Feedback Loops
positive feedback (increase glaciation)
increased ice cover lowers solar absorption (albedo effect)
increase in freshwater flow to oceans
negative feedback (decrease glaciation)
Milankovitch cycles
greenhouse gas concentrations
weathering (which removes CO2) decreases during glaciation
anthropogenic effects
More generally, positive feedback loops: enhance or accelerate change
ice/albedo
methane release
water-vapor feedback
negative feedback loops: disrupt or mitigate change
water/cloud
blackbody/height
CO2 sequestration


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BFAgent Representation of the Blackfynn Agent in Matlab
The Blackfynn Agent is an application that provides a high
performant CLI from the command line, and a deamon that runs in the
background to facilitate high bamdwidth communication with the
platform.
Typically, users do not directly interact with BFAgent objects and
instead access its methods through the BLACKFYNN class.


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