{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %}
The Elasticsearch server can be found at http://knowfashion.io:9201/garments/_search It is a standard ES url so you can add parameters such as search size by just tagging them on the url, for example if you want to get the first 100 results in stead of the first 10, you need to add the size parameter as follows: http://knowfashion.io:9201/garments/_search?size=100
You can make requests to this url in whatever way to you like. I use Python for most of my programming needs so the example below is using Python's Requests library (which is magic). A request to the main url will return the whole index. If you want to narrow it down you will need to forge a query.
import requests
import json
url = "http://knowfashion.io:9201/garments/_search?size=100"
query = {"query":{"filtered":{"query":{"match_all":{}},"filter":{"bool":{"must":[{"term":{"clothing_type":"trousers"}}]}}}}}
r = requests.post(url, data=json.dumps(query))
#if you want to see your results
r.json()
You probably want some more help when it comes to building the query. The main part of the query is standard:
{
"query":{
"filtered":{
"query":{
"match_all":{}},
"filter":{
"bool":{
"must":[
At this stage you can begin adding on the terms you want to query for. The fields you acn query are country
,
colour
, clothing_type
, brand
, store
, price
. Each term part of the query
looks like this {"term":{"clothing_type":"trousers"}}
. So the complete query for trousers looks like this:
{
"query":{
"filtered":{
"query":{
"match_all":{}},
"filter":{
"bool":{
"must":[{
"term":{
"clothing_type":"trousers"}}]}}}}}
You can tag on more search terms and will look like this:
{
"must":[{
"term":{
"clothing_type":"trousers"}
},
{
"term":{
"colour":"navy"}
}
]
}
This should get you started on getting data out of KnowFashion. If you need more help, feel free to contact nevelina@cottagelabs.com


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Unity component that creates the navigable and extendable vertical carousel UI element
method
Adds new selectable button to the carousel and recalculate the positions
This method has no parameters.
method
Deselects active content object
This method has no parameters.
method
Initilize the component
This method has no parameters.
method
Turns the carouse so the given button is selected
This method has no parameters.
method
Overide so the select event can be passed to the current button
This method has no parameters.
method
Removes content and recalculate the carousel math
This method has no parameters.
method
Forces selection to given content object.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| contentName | System.String | Contents game object name as it apperas when you call .name on it |
method
Move and selects the current index object
This method has no parameters.
type
Special case for the selectable button used with carousel
method
Pass the click on object information to carousel so it can select this object
This method has no parameters.
type
Empty utility monobehaviour that allows to start coroutines if no other context is available
type
Utility class that binds the coloring of the tmp text depending on the state Of the credentials. Colors are taken from the HoardUnityPrefs if available
constants
Correct input color
constants
Color used when validator is in invalid state
constants
Standard color for the text that awaits input
type
Class that can be dragged and pass the drag information to other objects that needs it
type
Flags enum that should be treated as Flag
type
Gives the task runner an update context
type
Switches the active UI element on user action Example would be 'tab' around the elements or move forward when player presses enter
constants
React to this keyCode
constants
React to the InputManager input name
property
Checks if the button or input is pressed so we should navigate to the next element
type
Reads json lockit from TextAsset and load it to lockit
method
Override or rewrite to match your languages needs
This method has no parameters.
type
Pools the error stream from the hoard sdk and pushes it to the unity log in the safe way. Avoids 'call from the other thread' errors
type
Starts the connection with the blockchain gateway point
constants
Reference to the hoard configuration
type
Class that uses unity preferences to save the aesthetic settings
type
Interface for the object that can change the position of the content
type
Internal selection interface for carousel
type
Interface for the object that have a velocity attribute
type
Attribute that allows editor time checkup if the reference is indeed to the correct interface
type
Helper for enforcing the vertical navigation with the game pads
type
UI Component that invokes Navigation.GoBackTimes method
constants
How much views Navigation should go back
type
Additional flare for the object movement. It rotates the object a bit when it's dragged
constants
What is the speed when it should rotate to maximal degree
constants
Should rotate
type
Button that can be selected in the context of the content lists This button resizes when selected
type
Helper object that helps to do a math related to the vertical carousel
type
Element that will be forced selected when component become enabled
type
Class that automatically traslates the Lockit key in the TMP_Text field
type
Example of the script that start whole overlay system.
If you want to override debug initialization of unity overlay change the @Update() method
It's a good practice to set early initialization of the start scripts You can set them in UnityEditor. Go to Editor/ProjectSettings/ScriptsExceution to do that
type
method
Forces the selection of the object after one frame using TaskRunner as a coroutine context. Use when you really need something selected. Works around the bug that sometimes prevent selectable to be selected on OnEnabled event
This method has no parameters.
type
Provides the controlers decorated with MonoViewControler Automatically searches for the all MonoViewControler in the hierarchy below
method
Provides the controler decorated with unity view. In this case it will only work with ViewControlerBase
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| controler | Hoard.MVC.IHoardViewController |
type
method
Run an iterator function that might throw an exception. Call the callback with the exception if it does or null if it finishes without throwing an exception.
An enumerator that runs the given enumerator
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| enumerator | System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerator{``0} | Iterator function to run |
| done | System.Action{``0,System.Exception} | Callback to call when the iterator has thrown an exception or finished. |
The thrown exception or null is passed as the parameter. |
type
Implements ISettingsProvider for the nees of the unity.
type
method
Adds the decoration to the monobehaviour so it can be used
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| controler | ``0 |
type
Class that indicates to which generic viewcontroler this class relates
type
Intermidiate class for the proper viewcontroller
type
User bar keeps track of the current logged user Profile and provides information on current Hoard Token ballance
type
This class is just a handle to find the unity objects on the scene
type
UI Component that displays viewcontroller name
type
Encapsulates the behaviour when we want to execute callback after some condition is met and we don't want to do this synchronusly


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A multiplatform reasoning engine for the Semantic Web of Everything
Journal of Web Semantics
This paper presents Tiny-ME (the Tiny Matchmaking Engine), a matchmaking and reasoning engine for the Web Ontology Language (OWL), designed and implemented with a compact and portable C core. Main features are high resource efficiency and multiplatform support, spanning containerized microservices, desktops, mobile devices, and embedded boards. The OWLlink interface has been extended to enable non-standard reasoning services for matchmaking in Web, Cloud, and Edge computing. A prototype evaluation is proposed, including a case study on the Pixhawk Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) autopilot and performance highlights.


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| Step-1 | : | Give Swagger URL/ Swagger JSON to get the list of operations."Select Operation" will be auto-populated with list of operations available for the given swagger. |
| Step-2 | : | Select Operation for which you want to validate the response schema. |
| Step-3 | : | Select a StatusCode for which you want to validate the response schema. |
| Step-4 | : | Give the response JSON in the "Response goes here..." box. |
| Step-5 | : | Click on "GetCompareReport" |


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HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT ALLAHABAD, LUCKNOW BENCH ?Chief Justice's Court Case :- MISC. BENCH No. - 24159 of 2017 Petitioner :- Sajjad Husain Advocate Respondent :- U.P. Pollution Control Board, T.C. Thru. Chairman Counsel for Petitioner :- In-Person Counsel for Respondent :- A.K. Verma,Mohd. Tabrez Iqbal Hon'ble Govind Mathur,Chief Justice Hon'ble Rajesh Singh Chauhan,J.
This petition for writ is before us to have an appropriate writ, order or direction for respondents that M/S Khan Int Udyog, Village-Ram Chandra Karmahiya, Tehsil-Nichlaul, District-Mahrajganj to stop mining operations which is going in violation of the provisions of Sections 21/22 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, as amended from time to time.
The writ petition was earlier dismissed in default in the month of January, 2018 but also restored to its original number on 07.02.2018.
Today too, none is present to pursue this petition.
It is brought to our notice by learned counsel appearing on behalf of U.P. Pollution Control Board that the Chief Pollution Officer, Circle 6 under communication dated 20.03.2018 closed M/S Khan Int Udyog Village-Ram Chandra Karmahiya, Tehsil-Nichlaul, District-Mahrajganj has issued specific instructions not to proceed with mining operations without having necessary approval from Pollution Control Board and Zila Paryavarniya Sanghat Nirdharan Pradhikaran.
As per the learned counsel, in view of the directions issued under communication aforesaid cause agitated to this petition for writ has become infructuous.
In view of the statement so given, writ petition stands disposed of.
Order Date :- 19.11.2018 Suresh/


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you have rectal bleeding or fail to have a bowel movement after use of a laxative. These may indicate a serious condition.
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| age | starting dosage | maximum dosage |
| adults and children 12 years of age or older | 2 tablets once a day |
4 tablets twice a day |
| children 6 to under 12 years | 1 tablet once a day |
2 tablets twice a day |
| children 2 to under 6 years | 1/2 tablet once a day |
1 tablet twice a day |
| children under 2 years | ask a doctor | ask a doctor |
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Current Release of POP and documentation
The current release of POP is version 2.0 released on 25 Mar 2003:
POP_2.0 (compressed tarfile).
Changes made in the source
code since the previous version are summarized below.
If you find a bug in this version, please check the
known bugs before submitting a bug report.
If you would like to request a new feature in POP, please check
the current list of requested features
before submitting a feature request.
Current versions of the User Guide are available in various
formates. The web version is available for the 1.4.3 release
only (until the full release of 2.0). The original TeX files
and pdf and postscript versions for the 2.0beta release are
also part of the distribution and are located in the doc
subdirectory.
- Version 2.0 User Guide which also contains the old installation
instructions (pdf)
(postscript)
- Reference Manual (postcript)
Changes
to the source code between versions are summarized here. Version numbers
can be interpreted as follows: if the version number is n.m.k, then a change in n
denotes a major revision, in m denotes a significant addition or improvement, and
in k denotes a bug fix or minor change.
Version 2.0 (25 Mar 2003): Changes for this release are:
- New domain decomposition strategy for better cache performance
and support of hybrid MPI/OpenMP programming.
- Load balanced distribution and elimination of some land points.
- Tripole grids.
- Partial bottom cells for better representation of bottom topography.
- Choice of netCDF or binary output.
- New, more efficient equation of state option.
- Spatially-varying anisotropic viscosity.
- Bottom heating.
- Fortran free-form source.
- proTeX compatible internal documentation.
- New, more flexible tavg interface and changes to movie,history
interfaces as well.
Version 1.4.3 (22 May 2001): Changes for this release are:
- Added new tmix_opt options for using averaging time steps.
'avgbb' replaces the back_to_back flag for using back-to-back
averaging steps.
'avgfit' computes the proper number of full and half steps
to fit exactly into a time interval
'fit_freq' is the number of intervals per day to
fit exactly (eg fit_freq=1 will always end on day
boundaries).
- Added change to ensure conservation when averaging steps
are used with variable thickness surface layer.
- Fixed a few bugs in time manager affecting the value of
tday and properly determining the end of day.
- Fixed bug in which ghost cells were not being updated for
tracers > 2 when using variable thickness surface layer.
- Changed position of reset_to_freezing to avoid resetting
tendencies during predictor/corrector steps.
Version 1.4.2 (29 Mar 2001): Changes for this release are:
- Fixed bugs in back_to_back averaging time steps. The
previous version accumulated time correctly, but didn't
actually do any back_to_back averaging.
- Fixed bugs in restart where some restart namelist items
were not initialized before being read.
Version 1.4.1 (27 Mar 2001): Changes for this release are:
- Fixed bug in Jacket and McDougall equation of state. The
previously released version returned an inaccurate perturbation
density. The full density is now returned.
- Added back-to-back averaging time step option. This was
added as a short term fix to the problem of being able to
take a fixed number of steps per time interval when using
averaging as the time mix option.
- Fixed tday bug in new time manager.
- Made some additional time manager changes for use in coupled
mode.
Version 1.4 (24 Feb 2001): Changes for this release are:
- Implemented new time manager - removes restrictions on time steps and
is generally more flexible. The method for specifying the time
step is changed - see user manual for details.
- Added variable thickness surface layer option
to provide conservation of tracers and allows true freshwater
flux without converting to virtual salinity flux. Old surface
layer and rigid lid are still supported as options as well.
The surface layer option is chosen in the grid namelist.
- Added new anisotropic viscosity formulation. See horizontal
mixing section of user manual.
- Changed Gent-McWilliams formulation to allow different
diffusivities and tapering for Redi and bolus terms.
- NOTE: The new time manager and new variable thickness surface
layer require changes to the restart files. The time
manager requires different information in the header and
if the variable thickness surface is chosen a new 2-d field
is stored in the restart file.
Version 1.3 (21 Dec 2000): Changes for this release are:
- New Jackett and McDougall equation of state which eliminates
need for the polynomial approximations (and their T,S range limits).
- Reduced multiple forms of state call to a single state routine which
handles all options (through optional arguments).
- Fixed bugs in potential temperature conversion routine, changed the
internal initial T profile to potential temperature, added a
pressure vector with pressure as function of depth and changed
the pressure-depth conversion function to correspond more closely
with Dukowicz paper.
- Added a depth-dependent background diffusivity and viscosity
to the KPP formulation - NOTE: THIS CHANGES THE WAY YOU SPECIFY
vdc_bckgrnd, vvc_bckgrnd SEE USERS GUIDE FOR DETAILS.
- Added a depth-dependent KAPPA to Gent-McWilliams - NOTE: THIS
CHANGES THE WAY KAPPA IS INITIALIZED. SEE USERS GUIDE FOR HOW
TO SPECIFY KAPPA FOR BACK COMPATIBILITY.
- Added option of removing bolus component of GM.
- Moved REGION_MASK to grid module (from forcing_shf) so that
it can be used in coupling, river runoff and regional diagnostics.
- Removed the expansion module - this quantity is more simply computed
as a diagnostic and will be added as a diagnostic in future releases.
- Fixed KPP bug in wscale with small USTAR in convective limit.
- Fixed KPP bug in double diffusive routine.
- Fixed some bugs in operator discretization and B.C.s.
- Fixed MPI reorder flag bug.
- Fixed tavg bug which was causing a restart read and no
re-initialization when restarting on tavg dump timestep (thus
creating a sum of more than one tavg interval).
- Fixed minor Gent-McWilliams bugs for z grid location and slope
computation.
- Fixed bug in time manager in calculation of number of half steps.
- Fixed various forcing bugs, mostly in the nhour option.
- Fixed bug in diagnostics which was causing cfl numbers at all
depths to be written from all processors.
- Changed boussinesq correction to pressure gradient to correspond
more closely to Dukowicz paper.
Version 1.2 (5 May 2000): Changes for this release are:
- New, faster implementation of the Gent-McWilliams parameterization.
NOTE: You will need to use a smaller value of ah for this implementation.
For example, in a x3' case, we needed to reduce ah from 0.8e7 to
0.7e7.
- New ice formation criterion to avoid excessive ice where advective
overshoots occur.
- New form of the velocity scale in KPP to account for the
convective limit (where surface momentum forcing is small or zero).
- Removed addition of .025 to densities in the equation of state
(old "specific gravity" form passed down over generations).
- Coupled routines now send fields averaged over a coupling
interval.
- Changed name of SHGT in tavg routines to SSH
- Fixed bug in advection where WTKB was not necessarily zero
at the bottom boundary.
- Fixed bug in baroclinic where WORKN was not reset to zero
for tracers > 2 so that vertical diffusion could be double-counted.
- Fixed bug in branch init_ts option where the branch run was
taking a forward Euler step rather than a leapfrog on the first step.
- Fixed bug in time manager that caused the avg_ts_next flag not to
be set correctly on the first step of a new day. This resulted in
incorrect weighting of fields in the tavg routines (note that
the tavg results were normalized consistently - the results were
just weighting the first step in each day incorrectly).
- Fixed bug in time manager which prevented reading a tavg restart
file if the simulation was restarted in the middle of the start year
when the nyear start option was specified.
- mean init_ts option now reads the mean salinity in ppt for
consistency with other init_ts options
- KPP now uses the FCORT field and uses SMF at T points when
available (eg coupled mode) rather than averaging these
quantities from U points.
- moved restart namelist from a module variable to local subroutine
variables to prevent problems with some compilers
- added some new .gnu files for T3E and Linux-Alpha
- several trivial changes for consistency (re-arranging some
vars in forcing, units of reference salinities in ice.F,
adding CVS keywords, etc.)
Version 1.1.1 (10 Jan 2000): Changes for this release are:
- fixed serious bug in new implicit vmix routines
- added a 'branch' init_ts option to branch a new simulation
from an old restart file
- made some minor changes to coupler interface
Version 1.1: Changes for this release are:
- Optimized implicit vertical mix solvers
- Added option for tracer diagnostics at all levels.
- Changed KPP parameter Riinfty to reflect current recommended value.
- Added optional LMASK argument to global minval,maxval routines
to mask (land) points when computing minval,maxval.
- Added option to redirect stdout internally to log file
- Added option to use 'pointer files' to determine location
of last restart file (this is useful for running in production
without having to change the pop_in file for every run)
- Added optional date_separator to use a character to separate
yyyymmdd when date used as a suffix.
- Added record length parameters to be used in place of 32 and
64 in open_parallel_file calls. These can be changed for machines
which need recl in units other than bytes or for machines in
which 32-bit output is not possible.
- Replaced string concatenation operators with string assignments
to avoid concatenation conflicts with some cpp preprocessors.
- Added TAREA, UAREA reciprocal arrays to avoid slow division
operations on some machines.
- Fixed array initialization problems in forcing routines.
- Fixed exponent on variable hmix for biharmonic mixing.
- Moved some bulk-NCEP restoring parameters to namelist input.
- Changed some history/tavg field names to be more consistent
(e.g. SSF to SFWF).
- Added on-line documentation.
- Fixed some documentation bugs.
- Updated io_psf to allow io with parallel psf library.
- Fixed some coupled model interface bugs.
- Added an initial (currently incomplete) version of the
Visbeck et al variable KAPPA in Gent-McWilliams parameterization.
Version 1.0.2: Changes for this release are:
- added standard benchmark setups and scrips for COWbench suite
Version 1.0.1: Changes for this release are:
- correct coupler interface for new NCAR flux coupler
- fixed tavg restart and normalization bugs
- exits with correct message when K.E. > 100
- forcing interp_inc set to zero for 'never' and 'every-timestep' cases
- explicitly converted Barnier restoring timescale to seconds


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| adjNuK | Kernel Constants used in Bandwidth Selection. |
| bivDens | Bivariate Local estimation. |
| bivReg | Bivariate Local estimation. |
| biweigK | Kernels. |
| compDerEst | Rule of thumb for bandwidth selection. |
| Compute kernel values | Compute kernel values. |
| computeK4 | Compute kernel values. |
| computeMu | Compute kernel values. |
| computeMu0 | Compute kernel values. |
| computeRK | Compute kernel values. |
| confInterval | Local Polynomial estimation. |
| CosK | Kernels. |
| cteNuK | Kernel Constants used in Bandwidth Selection. |
| denCVBwSelC | CV bandwidth selector for density |
| dom | Kernel characteristics |
| Epa2K | Kernels. |
| EpaK | Kernels. |
| epaK2d | Bivariate Local estimation. |
| equivKernel | Equivalent Kernel. |
| fitted.locpol | Local Polynomial estimation. |
| gauK2d | Bivariate Local estimation. |
| gaussK | Kernels. |
| gaussKlf | Kernels. |
| K4 | Kernel characteristics |
| Kconvol | Compute kernel values. |
| Kernel characteristics | Kernel characteristics |
| Kernels | Kernels. |
| locCteSmootherC | Local Polynomial estimation. |
| locCteWeightsC | Local Polynomial Weights |
| locCuadSmootherC | Local Polynomial estimation. |
| locLinSmootherC | Local Polynomial estimation. |
| locLinWeightsC | Local Polynomial Weights |
| locpol | Local Polynomial estimation. |
| locPolSmootherC | Local Polynomial estimation. |
| locPolWeights | Local Polynomial Weights |
| locWeightsEval | Local Polynomial Weights |
| locWeightsEvalC | Local Polynomial Weights |
| looLocPolSmootherC | Local Polynomial estimation. |
| mayBeBwSel | Bivariate Local estimation. |
| mu0K | Kernel characteristics |
| mu2K | Kernel characteristics |
| plot.bivNpEst | Bivariate Local estimation. |
| plot.locpol | Local Polynomial estimation. |
| plotBivNpEstOpts | Bivariate Local estimation. |
| pluginBw | Plugin Bandwidth selector. |
| PRDenEstC | Parzen-Rosenblatt denstiy estimator. |
| predict.bivNpEst | Bivariate Local estimation. |
| print.locpol | Local Polynomial estimation. |
| QuartK | Kernels. |
| RdK | Kernel characteristics |
| regCVBwSelC | Cross Validation Bandwidth selector. |
| residuals.locpol | Local Polynomial estimation. |
| RK | Kernel characteristics |
| selKernel | Kernel selection. |
| simpleSmootherC | Simple smoother |
| simpleSqSmootherC | Simple smoother |
| SqK | Kernels. |
| summary.locpol | Local Polynomial estimation. |
| thumbBw | Rule of thumb for bandwidth selection. |
| TrianK | Kernels. |
| tricubK | Kernels. |
| tricubKlf | Kernels. |
| TriweigK | Kernels. |


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Measurement of Trail Races
by Andy Milroy, Ken Young and Ross Zimmerman
Until recently the difficulty of measuring a trail course to any degree of
accuracy has proved a major problem. The advent of Global Positioning
System (GPS) has enabled runners in the Tucson Trail Run Series (TTRS) to obtain
the distance of specific trail runs, even those which are on very rocky and
mountainous trails. This essentially uses a runner instead of a bicycle as the
measuring vehicle. A serious runner will tend to run the
shortest available route.
TTTRS was started in the late 1970s by Ken Young. Ken laid out the original
routes using the series of maps created by the Southern Arizona Hiking Club with
the trails marked in red, including distance estimates. Ken used those estimates
and hand-calculated climbs from the contour lines on the topographic maps. Most
of the distances were obtained by the traditional methods that National Forest
and National Park trail builders used for decades. When runners began to use
handheld GPS units in the 1990s they could compare their estimates to well-known
routes on excellent maps. This provided a “calibration standard” to help
evaluate the accuracy of the new technology. In addition to one of the authors
(Ross Zimmerman), Wayne Coates has done extensive GPS mapping with trails and
Duane Arter used GPS tools to lay out the Old Pueblo 50 mile course. On the web
check out
http://wayne.coates.name/TTR.htm,
http://www.ultrazone.us/OP50/map.htm, and
http://blog.ttraz.org, The latter weblink will provide a route to further
information for interested readers. Ross would happy to correspond with those
interested and to
share his knowledge and experience. Contact him at ross.zimmerman - he uses
Google’s Gmail
GPS operation depends on the handheld unit triangulating its position relative
to the constellation of GPS satellites orbiting the earth. Typically the unit
needs to lock onto at least 4 satellites to locate itself with decent accuracy.
With previous generations of GPSes, this was often a problem when trees or
cliffs blocked direct line-of-sight to the satellites. Since new radio circuits
have come out with much better signal lock, GPS technology has become much more
effective.
Ross Zimmerman, TTRS co-administrator makes most of the maps that are provided
to participants. He has used several makes and models of GPSes over the past 10+
years. Currently he uses a Garmin 60CSx, which has the newer radio and has a
stubby external antennae. It almost never loses signal. In his study at home
it finds 8-10 satellites. A GPS can determine its position at the user’s
request, or it can automatically keep a “track log” wherein the GPS takes a
reading at intervals which the user can specify and then keeps recalculating
locations, distances, speed, etc.
Typically, one uses a GPS in conjunction with mapping software such as the
mapping tools from Delorme, Maptech, TopoFusion (All Windows only), National
Geographic (Windows and Mac), and MacGPS Pro (Mac only). GPS manufacturers
also may have software, like Garmin’s Mapsource. In all cases, one attaches the
GPS unit to the USB or serial port of the computer and transfers data into the
mapping software.
Until recently the 60CSx was one of Garmin's top of the line consumer models.
Garmin is the handheld GPS market leader, with a reputation for accuracy and
ease of use. Other well-regarded manufacturers include Magellan and Lowrance.
(Newer Garmin GPS models with more features came out a few weeks ago, but they
appear to have the same radio receiver.) The 60CSx is oriented for the
hardcore GPS user; Garmin has other models that are smaller and oriented toward
runners (wrist wearable Forerunner series) and cyclists (Edge). The model
numbers in those lines ending in x05 have the newer radios. The 60CSx probably
still holds signal better. The sport-specific Garmins come with PC
software for analysing your GPS data in ways that are useful to your sport.
When Ross undertakes a GPS run or ride, he clears the counters and the track
logs on his GPS unit. Typically, he keeps his on the counters displays. This
tells him things like how far, how fast, how high, how much time, etc. He uses
the GPS for road and mountain bike rides as well as runs. This has provided
another useful set of comparisons, since his bikes have their own “bike
computers” which count wheel rotations. For example, at the Death Ride in the
Sierra Nevada of California, the event is claimed to be 129 miles long. Both
Ross’ bike computer and GPS calculate the distance at 125 miles.
As mentioned, the accuracy of your GPS unit depends on the number of satellites
you have a lock on. Three is bare minimum for 2D, 4 for 3D. With a good set of
satellites, accuracy can be within 10-20 feet of true location. When Ross
finishes a run, he turns off the track logging straight away. (He found when he
tried to save a track and use a “Saved Track” for his maps that Garmins only
save a digest of the full track log.)
He has found the estimates directly from the GPS are can't always be trusted for
reasons he is still trying to work out. The calculation produced by the GPS unit
assumes you're moving on the smooth curve of sphere, not a mountain.
It is likely that in the older units which had more data jitter, with variable
readings, Garmin was using a smoothing filter to compensate for aberrant data
points. This could affect the readings seriously on switchbacks. Newer, more
sophisticated units can now also calculate total feet of climb, however probably
with some extra feet due to jitter. It’s very important to have a GPS with a
barometric altimeter if you want accurate elevation reading. GPS-only elevation
estimates are notoriously inaccurate. Even with the barometric altimeter, there
is some scatter to the GPS altitude data, resulting in overestimates of climb
and descent. Ross is working with Larry James, the author of MacGPS Pro, on this
issue.
After completing a run or ride, Ross notes the GPS tripmeter value, but
downloads the GPS track log into the computer. Newer GPSes have USB ports.
Maptech Terrain Navigator and MacGPS Pro typically compute slightly different,
usually shorter, trip distances than the built-in tripmeter of the GPS. Both are
simply adding
up all the track point to track point distances.
So in addition to an array of choices for the GPS itself, one has lots of
computer mapping software choices. That could be an entire series of articles.
One differentiator is the ability to edit your individual data points. If that’s
important consider Topofusion. If you’re a Mac user, MacGPS Pro lets you supply
your own
maps from multiple sources.
One issue that concerns some people is the loss of signal through tree cover.
Both tree canopy and canyon walls can block satellites. When your GPS loses
signal, usually the unit will bleep. If it is swiftly removed from its holster
and held over head it will often lock back on with a further beep. Switchbacks
can compound
the issue, especially if they are under trees or between cliffs. In Ross’
experience, this problem is vastly improved with the new model GPSes with the
new radio receivers. But if you’d like hear about Dave Patten’s tests with an
older model eTrex go to this link—
http://members.shaw.ca/davepatton/gpsintrees.html
Until we get to the next generation of GPS satellites and associated handheld
receivers, the technology is still some way from the precision of calibrated
bike and steel tape measurements.
If the short course prevention factor currently used for road courses were
doubled, [from one metre per kilometre of distance of the race course, to two
metres per kilometre, over the marathon distance from 42 m to 84 m,]
that should be sufficient to insure the course to be at least the advertised
distance. If several runners in a particular race used GPS technology,
particularly combined with good computer mapping software that could give a very
good indication of the actual distance of the course. Such ongoing
re-evaluation would take care of any year-to-year variations in the course. In
the discussion list TTR_AZ used for the Tucson Trail Run Series, past run
comparisons of GPS readings are a frequent topic. The GPS gives total distance,
splits, times, elevations, total climb and descent, and all
sorts of other figures. From this a detailed profile of the course can be
produced, and much of the uncertainty of trail running can be resolved. This
would greatly aid in determining whether great performances have been set, or if
the course was just short.


“Channamativassati,
vivaṭaṁ nātivassati;
Tasmā channaṁ vivaretha,
evaṁ taṁ nātivassati.
The rain saturates things that are covered up;
it doesn’t saturate things that are open.
Therefore you should open up a covered thing,
so the rain will not saturate it.
Maccunābbhahato loko,
jarāya parivārito;
Taṇhāsallena otiṇṇo,
icchādhūpāyito sadā.
The world is beaten down by death
and surrounded by old age.
The dart of craving has laid it low,
and it’s always fuming with desire.
Maccunābbhahato loko,
parikkhitto jarāya ca;
Haññati niccamattāṇo,
pattadaṇḍova takkaro.
The world is beaten down by death,
caged by old age,
beaten constantly without respite,
like a thief being flogged.
Āgacchantaggikhandhāva,
maccu byādhi jarā tayo;
Paccuggantuṁ balaṁ natthi,
javo natthi palāyituṁ.
Three things are coming, like a wall of flame:
death, disease, and old age.
No power can stand before them,
and no speed’s enough to flee.
Amoghaṁ divasaṁ kayirā,
appena bahukena vā;
Yaṁ yaṁ vijahate rattiṁ,
tadūnaṁ tassa jīvitaṁ.
Don’t waste your day,
a little or a lot.
Every night that passes
shortens your life by that much.
Carato tiṭṭhato vāpi,
āsīnasayanassa vā;
Upeti carimā ratti,
na te kālo pamajjitun”ti.
… Sirimaṇḍo thero ….


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Chile's Pinera resists call to resign over protests
Billionaire conservative president defends state of emergency but promised to look into allegations of police abuse.
Chile's President Sebastian Pinera said on Tuesday that he will not resign in the face of deadly protests over inequality and poor social conditions that have entered their third week.
Asked by the BBC in an interview whether he will step down, the billionaire conservative leader said: "No."
"These problems have been accumulating for the past 30 years," Pinera said. "I am responsible (for) part of it and I assume my responsibility, but I'm not the only one."
The violence gripping one of Latin America's most prosperous countries forced the government to cancel separate international economic and climate summits and open talks with the left-wing opposition.
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Chile protests: What prompted the unrest?
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Chile protests: Chileans demand new constitution amid unrest
Chile's football federation on Tuesday called off an international friendly match with Bolivia slated for the National Stadium in Santiago on November 15.
The decision threw into doubt Santiago's ability to host the South America Copa Libertadores club championship final on November 23.
South American football authorities were meeting in Asuncion to consider whether to maintain the troubled Chilean capital as the venue for the showpiece final.
Economic slowdown expected
In his interview, Pinera defended his decision to declare a state of emergency but promised to look into allegations of police violence and abuse.
The interview came as the president announced a package of measures for small and medium-sized businesses hit by the unrest.
Some 6,800 companies affected by rioting, looting and fires will benefit from financial aid and tax deductions.
Protesters clashed with police and looted stores at the close of a huge rally on Monday that marked the start of the third week of protests in Santiago.
Tens of thousands of people gathered in the Plaza de Italia, the epicentre of the unrest over economic inequality and a raft of other social woes and tried to march on the presidential palace in downtown Santiago.
Fights broke out with police trying to contain them, with officers firing water cannon and tear gas. One officer was hit in the face with a Molotov cocktail.
Looting and vandalism were reported in the cities of Vina del Mar, Valparaiso and Concepcion.
Protesters organised rallies on Monday under the slogan "This is not over."
Some citizens returned to work despite the vandalism that has damaged the underground train network.
"There are many alleged complaints about excessive use of force and if that took place I can guarantee you that it will be investigated," Pinera said.
"There will be no impunity," he said, defending the stepped-up security measures as "democratic and constitutional."
Pinera held inconclusive talks with opposition parties last week but made no reference to them in segments of the interview aired by the BBC.
Protesters are calling for constitutional reform. Chile's current constitution dates back to the 1973-1990 dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.
A survey by pollster Cadem published on Sunday indicated that 87 percent of Chileans favoured such reforms.
The study indicated Pinera's approval rating had plunged to 13 percent.
The government said Chile's economy grew three percent in September but it forecast a contraction of 0.5 percent in October due to the unrest.


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Package FBLAQuiz
Class CustomScrollUI
java.lang.Object
javax.swing.plaf.ComponentUI
javax.swing.plaf.ScrollBarUI
javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicScrollBarUI
FBLAQuiz.CustomScrollUI
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java.awt.LayoutManager
,javax.swing.SwingConstants
public class CustomScrollUI
extends javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicScrollBarUI
Custom Scroll UI Class
A custom scroll bar UI for a simple scrollbar that can fade in- Author:
- Varun Unnithan
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Nested Class Summary
Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicScrollBarUI
javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicScrollBarUI.ArrowButtonListener, javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicScrollBarUI.ModelListener, javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicScrollBarUI.PropertyChangeHandler, javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicScrollBarUI.ScrollListener, javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicScrollBarUI.TrackListener
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description private int
alpha
The alpha level of the scrollbar, as an int between 0 and 255, inclusiveFields inherited from class javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicScrollBarUI
buttonListener, decrButton, DECREASE_HIGHLIGHT, decrGap, incrButton, INCREASE_HIGHLIGHT, incrGap, isDragging, maximumThumbSize, minimumThumbSize, modelListener, NO_HIGHLIGHT, propertyChangeListener, scrollbar, scrollBarWidth, scrollListener, scrollTimer, thumbColor, thumbDarkShadowColor, thumbHighlightColor, thumbLightShadowColor, thumbRect, trackColor, trackHighlight, trackHighlightColor, trackListener, trackRect
Fields inherited from interface javax.swing.SwingConstants
BOTTOM, CENTER, EAST, HORIZONTAL, LEADING, LEFT, NEXT, NORTH, NORTH_EAST, NORTH_WEST, PREVIOUS, RIGHT, SOUTH, SOUTH_EAST, SOUTH_WEST, TOP, TRAILING, VERTICAL, WEST
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description CustomScrollUI()
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description protected javax.swing.JButton
createDecreaseButton(int orientation)
Gets rid of the decrease buttonprotected javax.swing.JButton
createIncreaseButton(int orientation)
Gets rid of the increase buttonvoid
fadeIn()
Fades in the scrollbar from transparent to fully opaquevoid
installUI(javax.swing.JComponent c)
protected void
paintThumb(java.awt.Graphics g, javax.swing.JComponent c, java.awt.Rectangle thumbBounds)
Paints the thumb as a simple rectangle with rounded cornersprotected void
paintTrack(java.awt.Graphics g, javax.swing.JComponent c, java.awt.Rectangle trackBounds)
Overriden to paint a transparent trackMethods inherited from class javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicScrollBarUI
addLayoutComponent, configureScrollBarColors, createArrowButtonListener, createModelListener, createPropertyChangeListener, createScrollListener, createTrackListener, createUI, getMaximumSize, getMaximumThumbSize, getMinimumThumbSize, getPreferredSize, getSupportsAbsolutePositioning, getThumbBounds, getTrackBounds, installComponents, installDefaults, installKeyboardActions, installListeners, isThumbRollover, layoutContainer, layoutHScrollbar, layoutVScrollbar, minimumLayoutSize, paint, paintDecreaseHighlight, paintIncreaseHighlight, preferredLayoutSize, removeLayoutComponent, scrollByBlock, scrollByUnit, setThumbBounds, setThumbRollover, uninstallComponents, uninstallDefaults, uninstallKeyboardActions, uninstallListeners, uninstallUI
Methods inherited from class javax.swing.plaf.ComponentUI
contains, getAccessibleChild, getAccessibleChildrenCount, getBaseline, getBaselineResizeBehavior, getMinimumSize, update
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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Field Details
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alpha
private int alphaThe alpha level of the scrollbar, as an int between 0 and 255, inclusive
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Constructor Details
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CustomScrollUI
public CustomScrollUI()
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Method Details
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installUI
public void installUI(javax.swing.JComponent c)- Overrides:
installUI
in classjavax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicScrollBarUI
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paintTrack
protected void paintTrack(java.awt.Graphics g, javax.swing.JComponent c, java.awt.Rectangle trackBounds)Overriden to paint a transparent track- Overrides:
paintTrack
in classjavax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicScrollBarUI
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paintThumb
protected void paintThumb(java.awt.Graphics g, javax.swing.JComponent c, java.awt.Rectangle thumbBounds)Paints the thumb as a simple rectangle with rounded corners- Overrides:
paintThumb
in classjavax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicScrollBarUI
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createDecreaseButton
protected javax.swing.JButton createDecreaseButton(int orientation)Gets rid of the decrease button- Overrides:
createDecreaseButton
in classjavax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicScrollBarUI
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createIncreaseButton
protected javax.swing.JButton createIncreaseButton(int orientation)Gets rid of the increase button- Overrides:
createIncreaseButton
in classjavax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicScrollBarUI
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fadeIn
public void fadeIn()Fades in the scrollbar from transparent to fully opaque
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ServerEventListener
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onOpen()
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onOpen()
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WebSocketEventHandler
onReceive(String)
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ServerEventListener
Notified when a message is received from the MEEP server
onReceive(String)
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ServerMessageHandler
onSend(String)
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ServerEventListener
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onSend(String)
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ServerMessageHandler
onStartCommand(Intent, int, int)
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AccountService
onStartCommand(Intent, int, int)
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onStartCommand(Intent, int, int)
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onStartCommand(Intent, int, int)
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onStartCommand(Intent, int, int)
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onStartCommand(Intent, int, int)
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On page load, we fetch the entities from the persistence storage in order to polulate the view.
Register the CrudController
's init method:
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Use CrudController
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A CrudController
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),
PrimeFaces fills the list in selection order, i.e. \#{controller.selectedEntities[0]}
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In this demo application, this is used to decide which single entity to show / edit. Make sure the enduser understands this
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CrudFaces' \#{componentsHelper.filterBoolean}
filterFunction
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 <f:facet name="filter"> <pe:triStateCheckbox onchange="PF('tableWidget').filter()" value="2"/> </f:facet> <h:outputText value="\#{i18n[item.premium]}"/>

Setting value="2"
ensures that by default, no rows are filtered.
In order to create a column filter for enum values, build a filterBy="\#{item.mainLanguage.name()}"
with filterMatchMode="exact"
:
<o:importFunctions type="ch.codebulb.crudfacesdemo.crud.model.Language" /> ...
 <f:facet name="filter">
 <f:selectItem value="\#{null}" itemLabel="\#{I18N['choose.']}"/> <f:selectItems var="i" value="\#{Language:values()}" itemLabel="\#{i}" itemValue="\#{i.name()}"/>
 </f:facet> <h:outputText value="\#{item.mainLanguage.toString()}"/>

Here, OmniFaces' <o:importFunctions>
is used to get the Set of Enum values()
;
I have explained this technique in this blog post.
Also note that here, the Enum's #toString()
method handles I18N, therefore use #name()
explicitly
where you want to refer to the Enum name:
public enum Language { en, es, fr, de; @Override public String toString() { return FacesHelper.i18n("language." + name()); } }
In a RESTful, stateless application, state information from one page to another must be passed using request parameters.
Hence, in this application, we use

s or

s for GET requests (request which do not trigger any
backing bean actions) like e.g. for the edit selected action:

 <f:param name="id" value="\#{controller.selectedEntities[0].id}"/> <f:param name="edit" value="true"/>  \#{I18N['edit.selected']}

Here, the GET request will contain the id
and edit
parameter (as seen in the output URL)
For buttons which do trigger a backing bean action, the POST-redirect-GET pattern is applied. This is implemented in
CrudController
already which makes sure that a POST request will trigger a redirect in order to trigger URL rewriting.
We can thus use

s or

s like e.g. for the “delete selected” action:

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Because the view is stateless, you can reset the selection simply by reloading the page:

Because the view is stateless, you can reset the filter simply by reloading the page:


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What I Rent: Samantha and James, £1,650 for a one-bedroom flat in Walthamstow
Is the renting situation in London really as dismal as the occasional tweeted-out studio flat listing suggests?
Yes and no.
It is hideously expensive and a lot of places up for rent inspire only despair.
But despite that, many Londoners are making renting work for them and calling their overpriced one-bedroom flat a home.
What I Rent is our weekly series that looks at the reality of renting in the UK (and sometimes further afield). Each week we nose around someone’s rented property to see what they get for their money.
This week we’re with Samantha, 22, who works in finance recruitment, and her partner James, 24, who works in business development.
Samantha is originally from South Africa but moved to Canada and New Zealand before eventually settling in the UK, staying in Milton Keynes, Cambridge, then London. James was born in Chennai, India then moved to the UK when he was two, where he lived in Milton Keynes until he moved to London for university.
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The couple moved to Walthamstow – along with their one-year-old cats, Mouse and Sprout – around a year and a half ago.
Hi Samantha! How much do you and James pay to live here?
Rent is around £1,600 between us (so £800 each), plus £50 a month in ‘pet rent’ for the cats.
It’s about £150 for council tax per month and £100 each for water and electricity per quarter. Wifi, hot water and heating are included in our rent. We also have other bits and pieces like TV streaming subscriptions, Spotify and about £30 a month in pet insurance.
And what do you get for what you pay?
We live in a one-bed flat with one bathroom. The kitchen and living room are open plan and lead onto a pretty spacious balcony.
How did you find the flat?
Last year we were looking for somewhere to live and came across a listing by Fizzy on Zoopla. It caught our eye because it was advertised as pet-friendly!
We moved here a few months ago, at the beginning of August.
Are you happy where you live?
Our flat is less than five minutes’ walk from Blackhorse Road station. We’re definitely very happy – there are a lot of perks to living where we do. The commute is really convenient for both of us – about 30 minutes to work on the Tube – and there’s always someone at reception to take deliveries while we’re not in.
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The flats themselves are really modern and we’re able to do more decorating than we could in other rentals.
Sometimes Fizzy hosts social events for people living in the building, and it’s nice to actually know our neighbours. The biggest upside for us is that it’s pet friendly. We wouldn’t be able to have the cats in most other rental flats, which was a big motivator for us moving here in the first place.
Do you feel like you have enough space?
We definitely have more than enough space for just the two of us, along with Mouse and Sprout. The rooms themselves are quite spacious and it’s nice to have a bit of outdoor space for when the weather’s nice.
Although the flat isn’t huge we never feel cramped and everything is well laid out.
What’s living together like?
It’s been great – we lived in different cities for a couple of years at the beginning of our relationship and this is a definite improvement.
How have you made the flat feel like home?
We’ve been able to decorate a lot more here than we would be able to with other rentals. We spent last weekend painting a feature wall in the living room and otherwise are currently in the process of buying all of the furniture and other items that we need.
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It’s nice that we can think of this as a long-term home, rather than worrying about moving somewhere else in a year’s time.
Are there any problems with the flat you’re putting up with?
None at all. Any minor issues have been dealt with very promptly.
Do you have plans to move again?
We have no plans to move in the near future – for the moment we want to focus on putting down roots in one place. The flat we have now works very well for us and hopefully should continue to do so, bar any big life changes.
Have you considered buying a place?
Buying a house or flat is definitely something we want to do in the medium to long-term, but it will take us at least a few years until we’re in the right place financially to do that.
Same. Let’s take a look around.
What I Rent is a weekly series that’s out every Tuesday at 10am. Check back next week to have a nose around another rented property.
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IT HAPPENED HERE (directors/writers: Kevin Brownlow/Andrew Mollo; cinematographer: Peter Suschitzky; cast: Pauline Murray (Nurse, Pauline), Sebastian Shaw (Dr. Richard Fletcher-the only professional actor in the film), Peter Bennett (IA Political Leader), Honor Fehrson (Honor Hutton), Rex Collett (IA NCO), Nicholas Moore (IA Group Leader Moorfield), Colin Jordan (Leader in the IA- in real life, the head of the British National Socialist movement), Miles Halliwell (IA political lecturer), Bart Allison (Skipworth), Reginald Marsh (IA Medical Officer), Nicolette Bernard (IA Woman Commandant), 1966-UK)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
An historical fantasy film that took eight years to make. Kevin Brownlow started it in 1956 when he was 18 and was helped by the 16-year-old co-director Mollo; they finished it 1964, but had to wait two more years before United Artists could distribute it. This low-budget independent effort (it had a whopping budget of about $20,000), initiated from an original idea by Kevin Brownlow.The events are make believe; the B/W film resembles an Orwellian nightmare. It is an intensive study of what it might have been like in England in 1944 if it had lost the war and had been occupied by the Germans. The directors are serious students of the past and their aim is re-create that vision. It is the same aim that they had for their other film, Winstanley (75).
Kubrick furnished Brownlow with some of his leftover film stock from Dr. Strangelove to finish shooting it; another established director, Tony Richardson, also helped the filmmakers out.
The German invasion of England took place in July 1940 after the British retreat from Dunkirk. The British resisted at first, but the German army beat down that resistance. The resistance movement lacking outside support, was finally crushed. Then, in 1944, the resistance movement reappeared. This is where this fantasy film begins. It looks as if it is a semidocumentary, with scenes padded for dramatic effect and narrative.
Pauline Murray (in real-life, she is a doctor's wife) is the main character; she is an apolitical Irish-born district nurse working in the area of Salisbury, who gets caught up in the horrors of the conflict. The partisan movement uses terror to get the Germans out of the rural towns they have captured. This forces the Germans to evacuate all the civilians in those towns. She witnesses six of her closest friends gunned down by the partisans, and decides to make her way from the country to the demilitarized zone of London. Fearing she can't work as a nurse unless she joins a British fascist organization, also fed up with the violence on both sides, she thereby naively joins the Immediate Action Organization (IA)- and is trained to work in their fascist style and methods. She is most proud of the new shoes they give her, which is probably one of the appeals the Nazis had to the people when starting out in impoverished Germany. To answer her concerns that the IA looks just like the Nazis, the leader tells her, we must organize ourselves like the Nazis to succeed. We must be even better organized then they are. When the war is over, then we will see what happens.
She will gradually see through their deceits, remaining loyal to her friends who harbor partisans rather than being loyal to the IA. She hears the IA diatribes against the Jews and the call for euthanasia to rid the country of the undesirables, but she only wants for things to be normal again in England. The power in the film is from the sheer force of the clash of ideas and the expressions coming forth from the nonprofessional actors. The film allows you the luxury to see things for yourself instead of being spoon-fed what to believe.
Who better to play a fascist, than a real live one- Colin Jordan! He presents his case for hatred in his own words, which at the time, frightened many people, including certain British Jewish organizations who feared his message would be taken literally. The result was that seven minutes of the film were cut until recently, when Brownlow regained control of the film and Milestone released it for the first time in its full version. It was the directors intention that by having the neo-Nazi leader speak his mind, he would reveal how ridiculous his ideas were, which proved to be true.
One of the more interesting scenes, was that of the patients suffering from tuberculosis being transported to a comfortable hospital. They were played by real TB patients and were moved into a real TB rehabilitation center. This scene of euthanasia was done in a most humane manner, by injecting them with poison, it was one of the most powerful and stunning scenes to behold.
The filmmakers used mainly original rather than merely authentic costumes and props, and they refrained from using any archival footage, which would have been easy to obtain. They drew most of their sense of history from the 1940s by watching newsreels, but in the film they only used voice-overs from professionals who donated their services and used montages and close-ups to get the 1944 look they wanted. You can say whatever you want about their methods, but when you look at the results you feel the intensity and madness of the drama, it has a curious starkness about it that is very compelling. It had the mark of a true artist's stamp on it, even its amateur production values do not weigh heavily against it. Even the ending of the film, as it comes to no particular conclusion, it just ends by allowing this remarkable work to be viewed for what it suggested, shows a confidence that the film accomplished what it set out to do. It certainly took the smugness out of anyone thinking that fascism couldn't surface in a country like England. Everyone in the film was compromised to a certain extent, including the decent Pauline Murray, who fell for the phony appeal of the Nazis, thinking they could bring law and order to a country reeling from riotous conditions. It showed the final liberation by the Americans, as an ironically gruesome scene, where collaborators were rounded up and executed. Earlier on, it showed the Germans killing off the villagers and quietly smiling as they went about their business. A call for pacifism, is the clearest message that could be heard from between the lines when all is said and done.
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Introduction: Aston Martin Lagonda Limited is a British manufacturer of luxury sports cars and grand tourers. It was founded in 1913 by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford. Steered from 1947 by David Brown, it became associated with expensive grand touring cars in the 1950s and 1960s, and with the fictional character James Bond following his use of a DB5 model in the 1964 film Goldfinger. Their sports cars are regarded as a British cultural icon. Aston Martin has held a Royal Warrant as purveyor of motorcars to HRH the Prince of Wales since 1982.Headquarters and the main production site are in Gaydon, Warwickshire, England, on the site of a former RAF V Bomber airbase. One of Aston Martin's recent cars was named after the 1950s Vulcan Bomber.Aston Martin has diversified to speed boats, submarines and real estate development. Aston Martin was founded in 1913 by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford.The two had joined forces as Bamford & Martin the previous year to sell cars made by Singer from premises in Callow Street, London where they also serviced GWK and Calthorpe vehicles. Martin raced specials at Aston Hill near Aston Clinton, and the pair decided to make their own vehicles.The first car to be named Aston Martin was created by Martin by fitting a four-cylinder Coventry-Simplex engine to the chassis of a 1908 Isotta-Fraschini. Notable events: In August 2017, a 1956 Aston Martin DBR1/1 sold at a Sotheby's auction at the Pebble Beach, California Concours d'Elegance for $22,550,000, which made it the most-expensive British car ever sold at auction, according to Sotheby's. The car was driven before by racing legends like Carroll Shelby and Stirling Moss. Latest Production line:
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In this lab we will continue to work with Glue and convert the raw data we have extracted in the previous lab into a curated data set by making some automation.
Please note: this Lab depends on the steps executed in the Transformation LAB; In case you didn’t finish that one yet, now is the time :)
At this stage we have Glue Jobs configured to convert our raw data into Parquet. We should be able to observe 2 main folders in our data-lake bucket (raw and curated).
When you only have a Glue job or a single Crawler that needs to be run periodically, you can schedule it with Glue scheduler or maybe you can use Amazon CloudWatch events with a Lambda function. But if you need more complex flows - for example chaining multiple jobs and crawlers, running different jobs in parallel - Glue provides a workflow mechanism.
The example presented here assumes a lineal/ dependant approach - some jobs before running the others. The plan is to create a pipeline, which will refresh the data-set every once in a while.
Another example of dependent jobs are jobs that extracts data from other source and ingest it into your data lake before kicking off another transformation jobs.
For this basic example we decided to automate the following steps:
The first three steps were done in the previous part. The updated diagram of what we did including the crawler should look something like this:
Now, let’s automate this process so we don’t have to worry about it…
Once we are done, it should look something like this:
Let’s get started - navigate to the Workflows in the ETL section on the left side-pane.
byod
) and press the Add Workflow button;Now, in the new created workflow, please click on Add Trigger
trigger-crawler-rawdata
);Now, let’s specify the Frequency before you press Add (let’s say you run this workflow once a day);
Now, we need to configure the job that is going to be triggered. Click Add Node
Select the crawler that needs to run first- In this case, we want the raw data crawler created in the first step (you probably named it {choose-name}-initial-ds), then click Add.
Until this point it should look something like this
now, we need to set up the job that converts data into parquet. For that please click on the crawler (byod-ds in the image) and then click in Add Trigger
Repeat the creation of the trigger Note: Make sure you select Add new at the top and give it a name (trigger-job-parquet). The trigger type Event should be already selected and the option Start after ANY watched event as well. After done, it should look something like this
Click on the trigger and then Add Node
Select the job that needs to run - In this case, we want the transformation job created in the first step (you probably named it TABLE-NAME-1-job), then click Add.
NOTE: If you have multiple tables, you will need to repeat the last step to trigger job of each table.
We are almost there, however there’s one more thing: we need to add the crawler for the curated data - Please follow the same steps
Click on the byod job and then click in Add Trigger.
Make sure you Add new one. Choose a name and the trigger to be Event
For the Event, we want that after the previous job is done (SUCCESS) then trigger the crawler
At this point, if you have multiple tables, please do the following to add other jobs to watch:
Now, please click on the trigger, and then Add Node.
Add the curated crawler to be triggered (In this case the crawler created in the previous step - you probably named it something like this {choose-name}-curated-ds)
Once we are ready, we can try out the workflow by clicking on Run in the Actions menu.
Once you selected a job, you can monitor the execution status in the History TAB in the bottom panel; If the job(s) succeeded, visit the Metrics TAB to see resource utilisation and data movement information; Also note that the jobs can take quite a bit of time to end, about 15 minutes in total.
When jobs succeed, you should find in your S3 bucket a folder called curated with subfolders for all your tables.
By selecting the latest Job and clicking on the View run details you can monitor the execution results of the data processing pipeline:
Once the pipeline succeeded at least once, we should be able to observe the newly created databases in the data catalog.
When you navigate to the Tables, you will observe tables created from your data files.
“What can I do with it?", you may wonder. Stay tuned, we will cover this in great details in the next session.
We just walked you through an example, now its time you think about your own workflow case. Which are those jobs that have to run on a recurring/ schedule basis? Please note that this was a lineal job, but you can run some jobs in parallel, you can add them in parallel in the pipeline. Think about how your workflow will look like, you can ask help to one of the support members from AWS.


| Path | Method | Description | Request Body |
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/locations |
POST | Create new location | { id: int required , name: string required , male: int , female: int subLocationId: int , subLocation: object } |
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subLocation object must contain keys name, male and female (e.g subLocation: { name: 'Nigeria', male: 10, female: 20 }). When both subLocation and subLocationId are provided, subLocationId will be used after a validation check is passed
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GET | Get all locations | null |
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None |
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GET | Get a single location record Supports nesting |
null |
id: int required |
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java.lang.Object javax.security.auth.login.Configuration
public abstract class Configuration
This is an abstract class for representing the configuration of
LoginModules under an application. The Configuration
specifies
which LoginModules should be used for a particular application, and in what
order the LoginModules should be invoked.
This abstract class needs to be subclassed to provide an implementation
which reads and loads the actual Configuration
.
A login configuration contains the following information.
Note that this example only represents the default syntax for the
Configuration
. Subclass implementations of this class
may implement alternative syntaxes and may retrieve the
Configuration
from any source such as files, databases,
or servers.
Name { ModuleClass Flag ModuleOptions; ModuleClass Flag ModuleOptions; ModuleClass Flag ModuleOptions; }; Name { ModuleClass Flag ModuleOptions; ModuleClass Flag ModuleOptions; }; other { ModuleClass Flag ModuleOptions; ModuleClass Flag ModuleOptions; };
Each entry in the Configuration
is indexed via an
application name, Name, and contains a list of
LoginModules configured for that application. Each LoginModule
is specified via its fully qualified class name.
Authentication proceeds down the module list in the exact order specified.
If an application does not have specific entry,
it defaults to the specific entry for "other".
The Flag value controls the overall behavior as authentication proceeds down the stack. The following represents a description of the valid values for Flag and their respective semantics:
1) Required - TheLoginModule
is required to succeed. If it succeeds or fails, authentication still continues to proceed down theLoginModule
list. 2) Requisite - TheLoginModule
is required to succeed. If it succeeds, authentication continues down theLoginModule
list. If it fails, control immediately returns to the application (authentication does not proceed down theLoginModule
list). 3) Sufficient - TheLoginModule
is not required to succeed. If it does succeed, control immediately returns to the application (authentication does not proceed down theLoginModule
list). If it fails, authentication continues down theLoginModule
list. 4) Optional - TheLoginModule
is not required to succeed. If it succeeds or fails, authentication still continues to proceed down theLoginModule
list.
The overall authentication succeeds only if all Required and
Requisite LoginModules succeed. If a Sufficient
LoginModule
is configured and succeeds,
then only the Required and Requisite LoginModules prior to
that Sufficient LoginModule
need to have succeeded for
the overall authentication to succeed. If no Required or
Requisite LoginModules are configured for an application,
then at least one Sufficient or Optional
LoginModule
must succeed.
ModuleOptions is a space separated list of
LoginModule
-specific values which are passed directly to
the underlying LoginModules. Options are defined by the
LoginModule
itself, and control the behavior within it.
For example, a LoginModule
may define options to support
debugging/testing capabilities. The correct way to specify options in the
Configuration
is by using the following key-value pairing:
debug="true". The key and value should be separated by an
'equals' symbol, and the value should be surrounded by double quotes.
If a String in the form, ${system.property}, occurs in the value,
it will be expanded to the value of the system property.
Note that there is no limit to the number of
options a LoginModule
may define.
The following represents an example Configuration
entry
based on the syntax above:
Login { com.sun.security.auth.module.UnixLoginModule required; com.sun.security.auth.module.Krb5LoginModule optional useTicketCache="true" ticketCache="${user.home}${/}tickets"; };
This Configuration
specifies that an application named,
"Login", requires users to first authenticate to the
com.sun.security.auth.module.UnixLoginModule, which is
required to succeed. Even if the UnixLoginModule
authentication fails, the
com.sun.security.auth.module.Krb5LoginModule
still gets invoked. This helps hide the source of failure.
Since the Krb5LoginModule is Optional, the overall
authentication succeeds only if the UnixLoginModule
(Required) succeeds.
Also note that the LoginModule-specific options, useTicketCache="true" and ticketCache=${user.home}${/}tickets", are passed to the Krb5LoginModule. These options instruct the Krb5LoginModule to use the ticket cache at the specified location. The system properties, user.home and / (file.separator), are expanded to their respective values.
The default Configuration implementation can be changed by setting the value of the "login.configuration.provider" security property (in the Java security properties file) to the fully qualified name of the desired Configuration implementation class. The Java security properties file is located in the file named <JAVA_HOME>/lib/security/java.security, where <JAVA_HOME> refers to the directory where the JDK was installed.
LoginContext
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
protected |
Configuration()
Sole constructor. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
abstract AppConfigurationEntry[] |
getAppConfigurationEntry(String name)
Retrieve the AppConfigurationEntries for the specified name from this Configuration. |
static Configuration |
getConfiguration()
Get the Login Configuration. |
abstract void |
refresh()
Refresh and reload the Configuration. |
static void |
setConfiguration(Configuration configuration)
Set the Login Configuration . |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
protected Configuration()
| Method Detail |
|---|
public static Configuration getConfiguration()
Configuration.setConfiguration
method,
then that object is returned. Otherwise, a default
Configuration object is returned.
SecurityException
- if the caller does not have permission
to retrieve the Configuration.setConfiguration(javax.security.auth.login.Configuration)
public static void setConfiguration(Configuration configuration)
Configuration
.
configuration
- the new Configuration
SecurityException
- if the current thread does not have
Permission to set the Configuration
.getConfiguration()
public abstract AppConfigurationEntry[] getAppConfigurationEntry(String name)
name
- the name used to index the Configuration.
public abstract void refresh()
This method causes this Configuration object to refresh/reload its
contents in an implementation-dependent manner.
For example, if this Configuration object stores its entries in a file,
calling refresh
may cause the file to be re-read.
SecurityException
- if the caller does not have permission
to refresh its Configuration.
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Traffic Monitor APIs¶
The Traffic Monitor URLs below allow certain query parameters for use in controlling the data returned. The optional query parameters are the tabbed in values under each URL, if they exist.
/publish/EventLog
Log of recent events.
/publish/CacheStats
Statistics gathered for each cache.
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
hc |
int | The history count, number of items to display. |
stats |
string | A comma separated list of stats to display. |
wildcard |
boolean | Controls whether specified stats should be treated as partial strings. |
/publish/CacheStats/:cache
Statistics gathered for only this cache.
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
hc |
int | The history count, number of items to display. |
stats |
string | A comma separated list of stats to display. |
wildcard |
boolean | Controls whether specified stats should be treated as partial strings. |
/publish/DsStats
Statistics gathered for delivery services.
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
hc |
int | The history count, number of items to display. |
stats |
string | A comma separated list of stats to display. |
wildcard |
boolean | Controls whether specified stats should be treated as partial strings. |
/publish/DsStats/:deliveryService
Statistics gathered for this delivery service only.
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
hc |
int | The history count, number of items to display. |
stats |
string | A comma separated list of stats to display. |
wildcard |
boolean | Controls whether specified stats should be treated as partial strings. |
/publish/CrStates
The current state of this CDN per the health protocol.
raw
The current state of this CDN per this Traffic Monitor only.
/publish/CrConfig
The CrConfig served to and consumed by Traffic Router.
/publish/PeerStates
The health state information from all peer Traffic Monitors.
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
hc |
int | The history count, number of items to display. |
stats |
string | A comma separated list of stats to display. |
wildcard |
boolean | Controls whether specified stats should be treated as partial strings. |
/publish/Stats
The general statistics about Traffic Monitor.
/publish/StatSummary
The summary of cache statistics.
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
startTime |
number | Window start. The number of milliseconds since the epoch. |
endTime |
number | Window end. The number of milliseconds since the epoch. |
hc |
int | The history count, number of items to display. |
stats |
string | A comma separated list of stats to display. |
wildcard |
boolean | Controls whether specified stats should be treated as partial strings. |
cache |
string | Summary statistics for just this cache. |
/publish/ConfigDoc
The overview of configuration options.


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