So far in this tutorial, type EC
in result<T, EC>
has always been a
std::error_code
(though it can be of any type you wish instead). EC
needs
in fact to merely satisfy
trait::has_error_code_v<EC>
for EC
to be treated as if an std::error_code
.
In turn, trait::has_error_code_v<EC>
is true if there exists some ADL discovered free
function:
make_error_code(EC)
returning a std::error_code
.make_error_code(get<0>(EC))
returning a std::error_code
(i.e. EC might be
pair<std::error_code, U>
or tuple<std::error_code, ...>
).… or if EC
is implicitly convertible into a std::error_code
.
Thus, we can in fact use any custom EC
type we like, including one carrying additional
information, or payload. This payload can carry anything you like, and you can tell
Outcome to do various things with that payload under various circumstances. For example:
result
, throw a custom exception
containing the cause of failure with accompanying context from the payload.outcome
from a payload carrying result
,
set the exception ptr in the constructed outcome
to a custom exception
containing the cause of the failure with accompanying context from the payload.result
from library A being copy/moved into a
namespace-localised result
from C bindings library B, set the C errno
if
the error code and category map onto the errno
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A data visualization project showing civil asset forfeiture by county in California, along with relevant economic and demographic information.
How to use this: Hover over each county to see its civil forfeiture statistics and demographics. Click on a county for a full log of all civil asset forfeitures. The map is sorted by color, so the counties that seize more assets per capita are more red. You can also pan and zoom on the map.
Notes: All data on civil asset forfeiture was collected from the 2016 California Asset Forfeiture Report, and data on demographics was collected from Wikipedia. Some counties (in gray) did not choose to participate in the Asset Forfeiture Report, so there is no data on them. In the spirit of transparency, all the code I used to create this visualization is available here.
Created by Jeffrey Shen.


Component Oriented Programming, or COP for short, takes Object Oriented Programming one step further. Regular OOP organizes data objects into entities that take care of themselves. There are many advantages to this approach. I'll assume that you, being a Java programmer, are familiar with those.
It also has a big limitation: that of object co-dependency. To remove that limitation, a more rigid idea had to be formalized: the component. The key difference between a regular object and a component is that a component is completely replaceable.
There is a lot of buzz in the industry touting Component Based Design (CBD). You will find, that the definition of a component in Avalon is more formal than most companies' definition of a component. Any system developed with the principles of Avalon can claim CBD. In fact the Avalon Framework formalizes CBD more rigidly than the marketing definition. Do not be fooled though, CBD and COP aren't necessarily the same thing. Component Based Design refers to how a system is designed and not how it is implemented. Component Oriented Programming, on the other hand, refers to how a system is implemented and not how it is designed. In practice, you can't implement COP without first designing with components in mind.
The first step in writing the component is determining how it is going to be used. There will be a number of times where you have a powerful component that can be used in many different contexts. Those contexts may include executing the component from the command line (separate from Avalon), using it as a part of a sub system, or using it as an integral part of Avalon.
All components are an integral part of Avalon, so there is really nothing to be done beyond specifying its interface (role). It is important to identify and document its social contract with the rest of the system. What I mean by social contract is the order of dependencies, what it needs to function, and what it supplies to the rest of the system.
A sub system can either be part of Avalon, or live in a separate context. A perfect example would be a component that can function within a Servlet or Enterprise Application. Neither of those contexts are native to Avalon (though they can easily be built on top of Avalon).
It is important to do even more careful planning than in the first scenario. The reason is that you want the interface to be as generic as possible and still accurately represent its role.
Because the contexts may not be an integral part of Avalon, you must take care to use the component in the same manner as Avalon would. That means that you follow the order of concerns that Avalon has specified for those concerns.
When you are designing a component to be run from the command line (or directly by the operating system), try to separate the main function from the component itself. This is imperative in order to maintain the passive API of Avalon. By designing your component in the manner stated in the previous section, you have effectively minimized what the main function has to do.
Follow the practice of having an object dedicated to the main function that includes the parsing of the command line parameters and initialization of the component. When the component is used the exact same way in every context (including the command line), you minimize the number of locations to look while debugging.
A common mistake is to combine the main function in the implementation of the component. This requires violating the contracts and principles that Avalon is built upon. This violation of the pattern of "Inversion of Control" is aptly dubbed "Subversion of Control" (thanks to Steven Coffman for the name of the anti-pattern).


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"press," that's funny...
here's our video-form propoganda collection for your viewing pleasure:
"The Chariot" (edit 1)
"The Chariot" (edit 2)


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Hide your header until you need it
A port of React Headroom by Kyle Mathews, this is an Angular Component to hide/show your header on scroll.
Fixed headers are nice for persistent navigation but they can also get in the way by taking up valuable vertical screen space. Using this component lets you have your persistent navigation while preserving screen space when the navigation is not needed.
| Empty Space |


Begin here
Click on a mountain icon to reveal their tribal names. Viewers will embark the historical tribal stories for naming these mountains. As a Cowlitz Tribal Member I am passionate about the history of Native Americans and restoring our mountain tribal names. Let the stories be told and remembered.
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Mount Saint Helens
Native American names for Mount St. Helens were "Loowit" or "Louwala-Clough", which meant "smoking mountain". A Gifford Pinchot National Forest "Mount St. Helens" Brochure (1980) tells the story of how Mount St. Helens came to be: "... Northwest Indians told early explorers about the fiery Mount St. Helens. In fact, an Indian name for the mountain, Louwala-Clough, means "smoking mountain". According to one legend, the mountain was once a beautiful maiden, "Loowit". When two sons of the Great Spirit "Sahale" fell in love with her, she could not choose between them. The two braves, Wyeast and Klickitat fought over her, burying villages and forests in the process. Sahale was furious. He smote the three lovers and erected a mighty mountain peak where each fell. Because Loowit was beautiful, her mountain (Mount St. Helens) was a beautiful, symmetrical cone of dazzling white. Wyeast (Mount Hood) lifts his head in pride, but Klickitat (Mount Adams) wept to see the beautiful maiden wrapped in snow, so he bends his head as he gazes on St. Helens. ..."
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Mount Rainier
The people of the Puyallup tribe have known the mountain as Tahoma or Tacoma since time immemorial. The word has multiple meanings, all with bioregional relevance. By definition, Tahoma can mean mother of waters or that frozen water both recognizing the glaciated peak as the significant source that it is. The word is also understood to mean large snowy mountain, a trait it certainly exemplifies. Another etymological explanation derives from definitions of the name’s component parts in the Lashootseed language; Ta (larger/taller) Koma-Kulshan (name for Mount Baker). Farther afield names such as Talol and Ti’Swaq are also applied to the mountain, reflecting the relativity with which native place names must be approached.
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Mount Adams
Mount Adams (12,307 feet in altitude), the second highest peak in Washington, stands in the southwestern part of the state. The Klickitat and Yakama Indians called it Pahto. They claimed it as their mountain. This legend was told by Chief Jobe Charley, with his granddaughter, Hattie Wesley, acting as interpreter. Now eighty-six years old, Jobe Charley heard the story when he was a little boy. When he got his first horse, he rode to Mount Adams and climbed it. Until he saw the eagles up there, he had not believed the story. Many eagles are hatched in the caves in the east side of Mount Adams. Back when the mountains were people, Sun was a man. He had five mountains for his wives. One was Plash-Plash, where the Goat Rocks are now. Plash-Plash means “white spots.” Another was Wahkshum, west of Satus Pass. The others were Mount Adams, Mount Rainier, and Mount St. Helens. The Indians called all of them Pahto, which means “standing high.”
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Mount Baker
In the northwestern Cascades stands Mount Baker, the "Bride of the Pacific," always white robed. In the Lummi Indian tongue the mountain is called Kulshan — once an active volcano, it is now accounted extinct. It is not now known how long the mountain has borne this name nor exactly why it was given but it is very certain that Kulshan has been Kulshan for many generations. One of the most intelligent of the Lummi Indians attributes the name to the fact that the mountain was once conical and that the peak itself was destroyed by volcanic eruptions and explosions. The summit is not now conical but a cup-like crater. The name Kulshan is applied to other things than the mountain — any object that is long, slim or tall becomes Kulshan when shot at, struck and affected at the end. husband that she supplanted Duh-hwahk in the affections of Kulshan.
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Football: Ten-man Lyon beat Nice to move fifth in Ligue 1
PARIS: Lyon edged past Nice 2-1 at the Groupama Stadium on Saturday (Nov 23) despite playing 56 minutes with 10 men to shoot up the table as coach Rudi Garcia claimed his third win in four Ligue 1 games.
The home side, who lost to Garcia's former club Marseille before the international break, moved up to fifth in the congested table having started the day 14th.
"Our team is young and need instructions," said Garcia, who replaced the sacked Sylvinho last month.
"The players are listening, they're progressing. We have lacked the decision making needed to attack better and I think that this victory can serve us well for the future."
Jeff Reine-Adelaide gave Lyon a 10th-minute lead with a low finish from the edge of the area, before Moussa Dembele slotted in his 10th league goal of the season from the penalty spot after being hacked down himself by Nice centre-back Christophe Herelle.
But Lyon's march to victory was dealt a blow in the 34th minute as full-back Fernando Marcal was sent off for a dreadful high challenge on Nice youngster Hichem Boudaoui.
Kasper Dolberg pulled one back for the visitors with 12 minutes remaining, but Nice defender Patrick Burner was also dismissed late on and Lyon claimed all three points.
On Friday, reigning champions Paris Saint-Germain had moved 11 points clear at the top as Mauro Icardi scored his 10th goal in nine games in a 2-0 win over last season's runners-up Lille.
Second-placed Marseille visit Toulouse on Sunday looking to cut the gap back to eight points.


◆ GoodObject()
This is the constructor for the GoodObject Class, with initializer list.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- None
◆ ~GoodObject()
| GoodObject::~GoodObject |
( |
| ) |
|
|
virtual |
This is the destructor for the GoodObject Class.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- None
◆ checkCollect()
| bool GoodObject::checkCollect |
( |
| ) |
|
|
virtual |
This is an override function to check the collect status of the GoodObject.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- boolean
Implements Object.
◆ getPose()
This is an override function to get the Pose of the GoodObject.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- location 6DOF object Pose
Implements Object.
◆ getXYZ()
| std::vector< double > GoodObject::getXYZ |
( |
| ) |
|
|
virtual |
This is an override function to get the XYZ location of the GoodObject.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- xyz vector of x,y,z coordinates
Implements Object.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- C:/Users/ethan/Desktop/Doxygen Environment/pacman-phase3c/include/GoodObject.hpp
- C:/Users/ethan/Desktop/Doxygen Environment/pacman-phase3c/src/GoodObject.cpp


To create a new directory on the local system, change the working directory to the directory in which you want to create the new directory. After changing the working directory, do any one of the following:
Local File -> New -> Directory...
menu from the menu bar
Ctrl + Shift + D
(Command +
Shift + D
on Mac OS X) on your key board
New
-> Directory...
from the context menu
When you do any of the above actions, a new dialog titled,
Create New Local Directory
will be displayed.
Directory Name
Specify a name for the directory that you would like to
create.
Create
Clicking this button will create (or try to create) the
directory that you have specified and closes the dialog.
Cancel
Clicking this button discards your input and closes the
Create New Local Directory
dialog.
Help
Clicking this button displays this help topic.
In the
Directory Name
field, you may enter absolute, relative (to the working
directory), or UNC path names. Below are a few examples
assuming your current working directory is set to
C:\wd
Example 1
Entering
sampleDir
would create a directory named,
sampleDir
in the current working directory,
C:\wd
.
Example 2
Entering
subdir\sampleDir
would create a directory named,
sampleDir
in the directory
C:\wd\subdir
. The directory
subdir
will be created automatically, if it does not exists.
Example 3
Entering
C:\temp\sampleDir
would create a directory named,
sampleDir
in the directory,
C:\temp
. If the directory
temp
does not exists, it will be created for you automatically.
Example 4
To create a directory in another system on
your network, enter
\\hostname\sharename\sampleDir
, where,
hostname
is the name of the computer in your network, in which you want to
create the new directory,
sharename
is the shared directory and
sampleDir
is the name of the directory that you want to create.


Author: Zhelun Wu
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Computer Science, Honours
at
Dalhousie University Halifax, Nova Scotia April 2014
User profiles are commonly used in online social networking sites such as Linkedin, Twitter and Google Scholar.
The Profiles can be used to store the characteristics and interests of a person. For example, given user
profiles, we can categorize users and find common interests among them. Manual profiling and categorization are
very laborious tasks, therefore in this thesis, we propose an interactive visualization system that automatically
classifies user profiles and finds their relationships based on the contents of profiles. The input data are user
profiles in HTML format. To visualize the classifications and relationships, we create interactive diagrams using a
javascript library D3.js. In addition, we conducted experiments on profiles of researchers from Dalhousie and Stanford
extracted from Google Scholar. The trained classifier achieved up to 96.67% accuracy on 30 Dalhousie profiles and 74.46%
on 188 Stanford profiles using 10-fold cross validation, both trained by extracting key phrases from their paper titles.
We also propose a profile extraction method based on tag generalization which can be applied when textual information
about the user is not available. Our system contributes to finding the best training phrases (from manual assigned phrases,
extracted key phrases and general tags) to train the best performance classifier, visualizing the classified results
and finding relationships among user profiles according to general tags.
We trained the classifiers from the extracted and automatic generated key phrases from Google Scholar User Profiles. The dataset consists 30 profiles from Dalhousie University researchers and 180 profiles from Stanford University. We used 10-fold cross validation. The training set is a set of key phrases with the class of research area. We want to use this chart to show which key phrases can train a good classifier to classifiy the research area
We visualized the common research interest among the researchers. We connected researchers based on the different generalization level phrases generated from the key phrases extracted from their user profiles.
iter 0 to 8 : We have a tag generalization system which take the phrases as input to genearte different levels of generalization phrases. The higher level of generalization,
more general meaning the phrase is. iter 0 means the orignial phrases, and iter 8 is the highest level of the generalization.
DalKeyPhrases and StanfordKeyPhrases: The key phrases are from the user profiles article key phrases, weighted by semantic similarity score returned from phrase generalization system.
DalDomain and StanfordDomain: The key phrases are extracted from user profile. Theses phrases are the users manually provided when they create the their user profiles. Each phrases are weighted by their frequency.
DalKeyPhrasesFre and StanfordKeyPhrasesFre : The key phrases are from the user profiles article key phrases, weighted by their frequency.


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Atiku loses aide Pariya
by Zainab RajiFormer Nigeria vice president Atiku Abubakar on Tuesday lost one of his aides Umar Pariya.
Pariya died in Dubai. The cause of his death is yet to be disclosed.
“Umar Pariya was much more than a longstanding aide to me,” Atiku said in a tweet.
“He was incredibly loyal and qualified as a member of my family.”
The national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Bola Tinubu said he was saddened by the news of Pariya’s death.
“I knew him very well. He was very cerebral,” Tinubu said.
He described the late Pariya as an excellent human being with a welcoming and accommodating spirit.
Former House of Representatives Speaker Yakubu Dogara also condoled with Atiku and Pariya’s family.
“Undoubtedly, you have lost a loyal, hardworking and committed associate who stood by and with you in all circumstances,” Dogara tweeted.


Refer to our GitHub page to take a look at the GH Issues, as
the project is yet small. You can create in there your own issues to either work
on them yourself or simply propose them.
Feel free to clone the repository locally and submit pull requests so we can
review them and work together.
Creating your first annotator transformer should not be hard, here are a few guidelines to get you started. Lets assume we want a wrapper annotator, which puts a character surrounding tokens provided by a Tokenizer
uid is utilized for transformer serialization, AnnotatorModel[MyAnnotator] will contain the common annotator logic We need to use standard constructor for java and python compatibility
class WordWrapper(override val uid: String) extends AnnotatorModel[WordWrapper] {
def this() = this(Identifiable.randomUID("WORD_WRAPPER"))
}
We need to establish the type of our annotator, which means its identifier when used by another annotator And also need to define which other annotators we require, for this example, we will work with tokens
import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.AnnotatorType._
override val annotatorType: AnnotatorType = TOKEN
override val requiredAnnotatorTypes: Array[AnnotatorType] = Array[AnnotatorType](TOKEN)
This annotator is not flexible if we don't provide parameters
protected val character: Param[String] = new Param(this, "character", "this is the character used to wrap a token")
def setCharacter(value: String): this.type = set(pattern, value)
def getCharacter: String = $(pattern)
setDefault(character, "@")
Here is how we act, annotations will automatically provide our required annotations We generally use annotatorType for metadata keys
override def annotate(annotations: Seq[Annotation]): Seq[Annotation] = {
annotations.map(annotation => {
Annotation(
annotatorType,
annotation.begin,
annotation.end,
Map(annotatorType -> $(character) + annotation.result + $(character))
})
}


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{{ .Params.pgb_rep_title }}
{{ .Params.company_name }}


Before Change
volumes={cfg.PROJECT_PATH: ""})["Id"]
// Start container
client.start(cont_id,
binds={cfg.PROJECT_PATH: {"bind": cfg.PROJECT_PATH,
"ro": True}})
// Wait for process to complete
client.wait(cont_id)
After Change
// Use symlink if one was created (in which case this is probably
// being run in a Disco worker)
if os.path.exists(cfg.PROJECT_PATH_LINK):
proj_mount_path = cfg.PROJECT_PATH_LINK
else:
proj_mount_path = cfg.PROJECT_PATH
// Create container
cont_id = client.create_container(
image="mltsp/base_disco",
command="python {}/run_script_in_container.py --{} --tmp_dir={}".format(
proj_mount_path, "extract_custom_feats", tmp_data_dir),


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Ham & Egg
Bacon, Lettuce & Tomatoes
Combo #1
Two Eggs, One Pancake, choice of Bacon, or Turkey Sausage and Grits or Home fries
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Two Eggs, One French Toast, Choice of Bacon or Sausage Patties and Grits or Homefries.
Add Cheese for $ .50 / Add Egg for $ .90
* Egg Biscuit (Plain)
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Smoked Sausage Biscuit
One Gravy Biscuit
Two Gravy Biscuits
* Eggs and steaks are cooked to order. Consuming raw or undercooked eggs or steak may increase your risk of food borne illness, especially if you have certain medical conditions.
Bacon (3 pc)
Biscuits (2pcs) & Gravy
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Cinnamon Toast
Corned Beef Hash
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Salmon Patties
Sausage Links (3pc)
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Toast or Biscuit
Virginia Ham
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Toppings: Blueberries, Chocolate Chips, Strawberries & Pecans Extra Toppings - $1.59
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One Pancake Plain
All breakfast plates served with Grits, Gravy or Hashbrowns & Toast or Biscuit
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Served with 3 slices of bacon & egg(s)
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Served with 2 slices of Bologna & egg(s)
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Served with 3 slices of Canadian Bacon & egg(s)
* Corn Beef Hash
Served with corn beef hash & egg(s)
* Country Ham
Served with slice of Country Ham & egg(s)
* Liver Pudding
Served with 2 slices of Liver Pudding & egg(s)
* Meatless
Served with egg(s) - no meat
* Rib Eye Steak
Served with sirloin or Ribeye Steak & egg(s)
* Salmon Patties
Served with salmon patties & egg(s)
* Sausage links
Served with 3 link sausages & egg(s)
* Sausage Patties
Served with 2 sausage patties & egg(s)
* Smoked Sausage
Served with smoked sausages & egg(s)
* Tenderloin (Pork)
Served with 2 slices of tenderloin egg(s)
* Grilled Chicken
Served with grilled or fried chicken breast & egg(s)
Beef Strips
Served with marinated beef & egg(s)
* Eggs and steaks are cooked to order. Consuming raw or undercooked eggs or steak may increase your risk of food borne illness, especially if you have certain medical conditions.
Toppings: Blueberries, Chocolate Chips, Strawberries & Pecans (Extra Toppings - $1.59)
Plain Waffle
Blueberry Waffle
Pecan Waffle
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Waffle w/ Bacon or Sausage Patties
Waffle w/ Ham, Link or Turkey Sausage
Waffle w/ Smoked Sausage
Waffle w/ Country Ham
All breakfast served with Grits, Gravy or Hashbrowns & Toast or Biscuit
* Bacon & Cheese Omelette
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Served with Feta cheese, olives & tomatoes
* Feta Cheese Omelette
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Hand breaded jumbo shrimp fried lightly and dipped in buffalo sauce. Served with blue cheese dressing and celery sticks.
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Six breaded mozzarella sticks. Served with marinara sauce.
Jalapeno Poppers
Crisp, fresh green jalapeno shells stuffed with 100% real Wisconsin cheddar cheese. Served with ranch dressing.
Onion Rings
Our onions are cleaned, sliced and hand breaded. Served with our Homemade Sauce. Fresh daily.
Homemade Hot Chips
Served with Ranch dressing
Cheese Fries
French fries loaded with melted cheese and bacon.
Fried Pickles
Lightly spicy pickles, battered and fried, served with Ranch dressing.
Homemade Soup of the Day
Chicken Salad Platter
Homemade chicken salad. Served on a bed of lettuce with potato salad, coleslaw, tomatoes, boiled egg, American cheese, pickle and crackers.
Tuna Salad Platter
Homemade tuna salad. Served on a bed of lettuce with potato salad, coleslaw, tomatoes, boiled egg, American cheese, pickle and crackers.
Ham Platter
Thinly sliced ham. Served on a bed of lettuce with potato salad, coleslaw, tomatoes, boiled egg, American cheese, pickle and crackers.
Roast Beef Platter
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Green Beans
Baked Potato (after 4PM)
Served with your choice of dressings: Catalina, Bleu Cheese, French, Greek, Honey Mustard, Italian, Thousand Island or Ranch
Garden Salad
Crisp lettuce, onions, green peppers, tomatoes & American cheese.
Orienial Chicken Salad
Crisp lettuce, grilled marinated chicken, tomatoes & American cheese.
Greek Salad
Crisp lettuce, onions, green peppers, tomatoes, pepperoncini, olives & Feta cheese.(Add grilled Chicken - $3.99)
Fried Chicken Tender Salad
Crisp lettuce, tomatoes and American cheese topped with golden crisp chicken strips.
Traditional Chef Salad
Crisp lettuce, tomatoes, ham, turkey, boiled egg & American cheese.
Cold Salad Plate
Tuna, Chicken and Potato salads, slaw on a bed of lettuce & tomatoes, boiled egg, pickle & crackers.
Chicken Souvlaki
Marinated boneless chicken breast cooked with onions & peppers. Served on a bed of rice with hot pita bread, french fries, small Greek salad & Tzatziki sauce!
Pork Souvlaki
Marinated fresh cut pork tenderloin cooked with onions & peppers. Served on a bed of rice with hot pita bread, french fries, small Greek salad & Tzatziki sauce!
Athenian Gyro
Combination of fresh cut grilled lamb and beef. Served on a bed of rice with hot pita bread, french fries, small Greek salad & Tzatziki sauce!
(add small salad $1.00 extra)
Lamb Gyro
A Grecian delight of lamb and beef, onions, tomatoes and lettuce with Village Grill’s exquisite sauce on Greek pita bread served with chips or french fries.
Beef Souvlaki
A Grecian delight of beef tenderloin marinated in special seasonings, onions, tomatoes and lettuce with Village Grill’s exquisite sauce on Greek pita bread served with chips or French fries.
Chicken Souvlaki
A Grecian delight of chicken tenders and marinated in special seasonings, onions, tomatoes and lettuce with Village Grill’s exquisite sauce on Greek pita bread served with chips or French fries.
(add small salad or vegetable $1.00 extra)
Grilled Cheese
American cheese and white toasted bread, served with chips or French fries.
Hot Dog w/Chili
2 Hot dogs, mustard, slaw and onions, served with chips or French fries.
Hamburger
Beef patty, lettuce, tomato and mayo, served with chips or French fries.
Cheeseburger
Beef patty, American cheese, lettuce, tomato and mayo, served with chips or French fries.
Double Hamburger
Two beef patties, lettuce, tomato and mayo, served with chips or French fries.
Double Cheeseburger
Two beef patties, American cheese, lettuce, tomato and mayo, served with chips or French fries.
"B-L-T" Sandwich
Crispy strips of bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayo, served with chips or French fries.
Homemade Chicken Salad
Fresh homemade chicken salad, lettuce, tomato and mayo, served with chips or French fries.
Homemade Tuna Salad
Fresh homemade tuna salad, lettuce, tomato and mayo, served with chips or French fries.
Grilled Ham & Cheese
Grilled ham, American cheese and white toasted bread, served with chips or French fries.
Baked Ham
Sliced ham, lettuce, tomato and mayo, served with chips or French fries.
Roast Beef
Roast beef, lettuce, tomato and mayo, served with chips or French fries.
Fish Sandwich
Filet of flounder, cole slaw and tartar sauce, served with chips or French fries.
Grilled Marinated Chicken Breast
Chicken breast, lettuce, tomato and mayo, served with chips or French fries.
Club Sandwich
Turkey, ham, bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayo, served with chips or French fries.
*Ribeye Steak Sandwich
USDA choice marinated Ribeye, lettuce, tomato and mayo, served with chips or French fries.
All subs served on a hoagie roll w/mozzarella chees & pickles and served with chips or French fries.
House Famous "Philly Steak Sub"
Sliced, tender Sirloin steak, grilled: with onions, mushrooms and bell peppers. Served on a hoagie roll with mayonnaise and topped with mozzarella cheese.
Chicken Fingers
Strips of breaded chicken, lettuce, tomato, onions, mozzarella cheese and meat sauce.
Italiano Sub
Italian cold cuts, cooked Genoa salami, ham, lettuce, tomato, onions, mozzarella cheese and ' homemade Italian dressing
Meatball Sub
Homemade meatballs covered with mozzarella cheese and meat sauce.
Roast Beef Sub
Roasted beef, lettuce, tomato, onions, mozzarella cheese and mayonnaise.
Ham & Cheese Sub
Slices of tender ham, lettuce, tomato, onions, mozzarella cheese and mayonnaise.
Turkey Sub
Slices of tender turkey, lettuce, tomato, onions, mozzarella cheese and mayonnaise.
Vegetarian Sub
Lettuce, tomato, onions, mush- rooms, grilled in herbs and olive oil, mozzarella cheese and mayonnaise.
Please allow 20 miniutes to cook.
Golden Fried Chicken
Hand breaded, fried chicken until crispy. Served with choice of two side items.
Fried Chicken Tenders
Breaded chicken tenders, fried until crispy. Served with choice of two side items
Fried Chicken Tenders
Handbreaded chicken fillet, fried until crispy. Served with choice of two side items
Village Club
Triple decker with ham, turkey and bacon. Served with lettuce, tomato, mayo and small salad. Your choice of chips, French fries or potato salad.
Cheeseburger Club
Triple decker with two beef patties and bacon. Served with lettuce, tomato, mayo and small salad. Your choice of chips, French fries or potato salad.
Rueben Sandwich
Corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut and Thousand Island dressing on Rye bread. Served with small salad. Your choice of chips, French fries or potato salad.
(Add salad $2.00 extra)
Mediterranean Spaghetti
Grilled chicken breast, parmesan cheese, with our homemade meat sauce and garlic bread.
Spaghetti with Mushrooms
Tender pasta, smothered with our homemade meat sauce, grilled mushrooms and garlic bread.
Spaghetti with Meatballs
Tender pasta, smothered with our homemade meat sauce, homemade meatballs and garlic bread.
Chicken Parmesan
Breaded fried chicken covered with mozzarella cheese and meat sauce. Served with a side of spaghetti and garlic bread.
Homemade Lasagna
Layers of pasta filled with Ricotta and mozzarella cheese and beef. Topped with meat sauce and mozzarella cheese. Served with garlic bread.
Manicotti Siciliano
Two large manicotti noodles stuffed with Ricotta cheese, baked with meat sauce & topped with mozzarella cheese. Serve with garlic bread.
Veal Cutlet Parmigiana
Breaded and deep fried veal cutlet covered with mozzarella cheese and meat sauce. Served with a side of spaghetti and garlic bread.
Eggplant Parmesan
Eggplant baked, smothered with our homemade meat sauce and served with garlic bread.
Spaghetti A la Venice
Grilled mushrooms, green peppers & onions over spaghetti smothered with our meat sauce, mozzarella cheese and served with garlic bread.
Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce
Tender pasta, smothered with our homemade meat or marinara sauce and garlic bread.
Baked Spaghetti
Tender pasta, smothered with our homemade meat sauce then baked and garlic bread.
(under 10 year old ONLY)
Spaghetti
Served with meat sauce.
Chicken Tenders (3)
Served with French fries.
Grilled Cheese
Served with French fries.
Hot Dog
Served with French fries.
Hamburger
Served with French fries.
Cheeseburger
Served with French fries.
Mozzarella Sticks
Served with meat sauce.
Popcorn Shrimp
Served with French fries.
Kid’s Soft Drink
Fried in pure vegetable oil. Bake potato after 4 PM.
Alaskan White Fish
Hand breaded white fish fried golden brown. Served with hushpuppies and coleslaw. Choice of French fries or baked potato. - $9.69
Flounder Fillet
Hand breaded Canadian flounder, boneless & skinless, fried golden brown. Served with hushpuppies and coleslaw. Choice of French fries or baked potato. - $10.99
Catfish Fillet
Hand breaded catfish fried golden brown. Served with hushpuppies and coleslaw. Choice of French fries of baked potato. - $9.99
Grouper Fillet
Hand breaded grouper, boneless and skinless, fried golden brown. Served with hushpuppies and coleslaw. Choice of French fries or baked potato. - $10.99
Tilapia Fillet
Hand breaded tilapia fried golden brown. Served with hushpuppies and coleslaw. Choice of French fries or baked potato. - $9.99
Jumbo Shrimp
Ten hand breaded jumbo shrimp fried golden brown. Served with hushpuppies and coleslaw. Choice of French fries or baked potato. - $11.99
Popcorn Shrimp
Generous portion of hand breaded baby shrimp fried golden brown. Served with hushpuppies and coleslaw. Choice of French fries or baked potato.
Combo of Two
Create your own combination of any of the above.
Baked potato after 4 PM
Hot Open Faced Plates
Your choice of sliced Roast Beef or Turkey on top of bread smothered with our homemade gravy, served with your choice of two side items.
Chopped Sirloin Steak
12 oz. Handmade chopped steak, grilled with onions. Served with garden salad, sliced bread, choice of French fries, baked potato or vegetables.
* Beef Strips
Hand cut grilled and marinated beef strips. Served with garden salad, sliced bread, choice of French fries, baked potato or vegetables.
Mediterranean Chicken
8 oz. Marinated grilled chicken in our special spices. Served with garden salad, sliced bread, choice of French fries, baked potato or vegetables.
Teriyaki or Cajun Chicken
8 oz. Marinated grilled chicken in our Teriyaki or Cajun sauce. Served with garden salad, sliced bread, choice of French fries, baked potato or vegetables.
Porkchops
Hand cut grilled porkchops. Served with garden salad, sliced bread, choice of French fries, baked potato or vegetables.
Pork Tenderloin
Hand cut grilled pork tenderloin in seasoning and pork spices. Served with garden salad, sliced bread, choice of French fries, baked potato or vegetables.
* Ribeve Steak
Hand cut USDA steak, charbroiled and cooked to your taste. Served with garden salad, sliced bread, choice of French fries, baked potato or vegetables.
Country Fried Steak
Breaded cubed steak fried golden brown, smothered in our homemade creamy, white gravy. Served with garden salad, sliced bread, choice of French fries, baked potato or vegetables.
Beef Livers
Grilled beef livers with smothered onions and gravy. Served with garden salad, sliced bread, choice of French fries, baked potato or vegetables.
Steaks are cooked to order. Consuming raw or undercooked eggs or steak may increase your risk of food borne illness, especially if you have certain medical conditions.


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November |
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| 2014 |
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| 2017 |
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| 2020 |
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| 2021 |
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| 2022 |
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| 2023 |
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| 2024 |
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| January 2027 |
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| January 2030 |
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| January 2031 |
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Why-fi?
tags:I’m an arch linux user and I love it; there’s no other distro for me. The things that arch gets criticism for are the exact same reasons I love it and they all more or less boil down to one thing: arch does not hold your hand.
It’s been a while since an update in arch caused me any problems but it did today.
It seems there’s an issue with the latest version of wpa_supplicant
which renders it incompatible with the way wifi is setup at boot time. The problem was caught and resolved very quickly by package maintainers who simply rolled the wpa_supplicant
package back. However, I was unlucky enough to have caught the intervening upgrade shortly before turning my laptop off. I came home this evening to find I had no wifi!
This wasn’t a huge challenge but I haven’t written a blog post for a while and someone might find this useful:
If your wifi doesn’t start at boot…
And you’re using a laptop with no ethernet port…
And you know an upgrade will solve your problem…
How do you get internet so you can upgrade?
Simples :)
The steps
First, find the name of your wireless interface:
Which will output something like:
Where wlp2s0
is the bit we’re interested in.
Now bring the interface up:
Connect to the access point:
Create a temporary configuration file for wpa_supplicant
:
Run wpa_supplicant
to authenticate with the access point:
In another terminal (or you could have backgrounded the above), run dhcpcd
to get an IP address from your router:
Update and reboot or whatever :)


data class SetupIntent : StripeIntent
A SetupIntent guides you through the process of setting up a customer's payment credentials for future payments.
See the API Reference for SetupIntents for more information.
CancellationReason |
Reason for cancellation of a SetupIntent. enum class CancellationReason |
Error |
The error encountered in the previous SetupIntent confirmation. data class Error : StripeModel |
cancellationReason |
Reason for cancellation of this SetupIntent. val cancellationReason: CancellationReason? |
clientSecret |
The client secret of this SetupIntent. Used for client-side retrieval using a publishable key. val clientSecret: String? |
created |
Time at which the object was created. Measured in seconds since the Unix epoch. val created: Long |
description |
An arbitrary string attached to the object. Often useful for displaying to users. val description: String? |
id |
Unique identifier for the object. val id: String? |
isLiveMode |
Has the value val isLiveMode: Boolean |
lastSetupError |
The error encountered in the previous SetupIntent confirmation. val lastSetupError: Error? |
nextActionData |
val nextActionData: NextActionData? |
nextActionType |
val nextActionType: NextActionType? |
paymentMethod |
The expanded PaymentMethod represented by paymentMethodId. val paymentMethod: PaymentMethod? |
paymentMethodId |
ID of the payment method used with this SetupIntent. val paymentMethodId: String? |
paymentMethodTypes |
The list of payment method types (e.g. card) that this SetupIntent is allowed to set up. val paymentMethodTypes: List<String> |
redirectData |
val |
redirectUrl |
val |
status |
Status of this SetupIntent. val status: Status? |
stripeSdkData |
val |
usage |
Indicates how the payment method is intended to be used in the future. val usage: Usage? |
requiresAction |
fun requiresAction(): Boolean |
requiresConfirmation |
fun requiresConfirmation(): Boolean |
fromJson |
fun fromJson(jsonObject: JSONObject?): SetupIntent? |


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Benefit Calculators
How we compute retirement benefits
Early or Delayed Retirement
Spousal benefits
|
We sometimes call a retired worker the primary beneficiary,
because it is upon his/her primary insurance amount
that all dependent and survivor benefits are based.
If the primary begins to receive benefits at his/her normal (or full) retirement
age, the primary will receive 100 percent of the primary insurance amount.
If the spouse of a primary begins to receive benefits at his/her normal
retirement age, the spouse will receive 50 percent of the primary's
primary insurance amount.
The table below illustrates the effect of early retirement, for both a retired worker
and his/her spouse. For our illustration, we have used a $1,000 primary
insurance amount. With this primary insurance amount and both
primary and spouse retiring at their respective normal retirement ages, the
primary would receive $1,000 per month and his/her spouse would receive $500 per month.
The table shows that retirement at age 62 results in substantial reductions in monthly
benefits. Please note that relatively few people can begin receiving a benefit at
exact age 62 because a person must be 62 throughout the first month of retirement.
Thus most early retirees begin at age 62 and 1 month.
Primary and spousal benefits at age 62
(benefits based on a $1,000 primary insurance amount)
Year of birth a |
Normal (or full) retirement age |
Number
of reduction months b |
Primary |
Spouse |
| Amount |
Percent reduction c |
Amount |
Percent reduction d |
| 1937 or earlier |
65 |
36 |
$800 |
20.00% |
$375 |
25.00% |
| 1938 |
65 and 2 months |
38 |
791 |
20.83% |
370 |
25.83% |
| 1939 |
65 and 4 months |
40 |
783 |
21.67% |
366 |
26.67% |
| 1940 |
65 and 6 months |
42 |
775 |
22.50% |
362 |
27.50% |
| 1941 |
65 and 8 months |
44 |
766 |
23.33% |
358 |
28.33% |
| 1942 |
65 and 10 months |
46 |
758 |
24.17% |
354 |
29.17% |
| 1943-1954 |
66 |
48 |
750 |
25.00% |
350 |
30.00% |
| 1955 |
66 and 2 months |
50 |
741 |
25.83% |
345 |
30.83% |
| 1956 |
66 and 4 months |
52 |
733 |
26.67% |
341 |
31.67% |
| 1957 |
66 and 6 months |
54 |
725 |
27.50% |
337 |
32.50% |
| 1958 |
66 and 8 months |
56 |
716 |
28.33% |
333 |
33.33% |
| 1959 |
66 and 10 months |
58 |
708 |
29.17% |
329 |
34.17% |
| 1960 and later |
67 |
60 |
700 |
30.00% |
325 |
35.00% |
a If you are born on January 1, use the prior year of birth.
b Applies only if you are born on the 2nd of the month; otherwise the
number of reduction months is one less than the number shown.
c Reduction applied to primary insurance amount ($1,000 in this example).
The percentage reduction is 5/9 of 1% per month for the first
36 months and 5/12 of 1% for each additional month.
d Reduction applied to $500, which is 50% of the primary insurance amount in this
example. The percentage reduction is 25/36 of 1% per month for the first
36 months and 5/12 of 1% for each additional month.
|
|


Creates a new Fuse Management Console user.
You need to provide the following:
Note - The username must be at least five(5) characters long.
Note - The password must be at least six characters long. It cannot contain spaces.
The new user will not be assigned any roles. You will need to assign the roles using the Add Role button on the User Page.


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Lots of great content including diagrams and videos to get brushed up on the new curriculum.
Test yourself with our quizzes on each module.
Modify your choices to learn the content you want.
Keep track of your progress with progress bars.
See how well you are doing by comparing your progress with others on our leaderboards.
Discuss and ask questions on our discussion forum to enhance your understanding.


Singer will.i.am calls flight attendant 'racist' after incident onboard
by Jessica Napoliwill.i.am put a flight attendant on blast after there was an issue on a recent flight he took.
The Black Eyed Peas singer, whose real name is William Adams, was on a Qantas flight from Brisbane to Sydney Friday when an incident occurred that made him air his grievances on Twitter.
The "Voice UK" judge, 49, wrote: "I'm currently on a flight from Brisbane to Sydney. I'm sorry to say me and my group have experienced they worse [sic] service due to a overly aggressive flight attendant."
 But she has clearly aimed all her frustrations only at the people of colour," he added.
The issue reportedly started when the musician couldn't hear announcements over the PA system because he was wearing noise-canceling headphones.
"@Qantas I was making music wearing noise canceling headphones on the plane... I'm sorry i couldn't hear the P.A...I complied when she's tapped me on the shoulder to put my laptop away... It's sad that your #RacistFlightAttendant sent the police..." will.i.am wrote.
WILL.I.AM DISCUSSES 'DUMB-THUMBING,' WEARABLES AND GIVING BACK
He then described how he was met by five police officers when the flight landed and felt "intimidated."
"@Qantas Your #RacistFlightattendant was beyond rude & took it to the next level by calling the police on me. thank god the other passengers testified that SHE was out of Control the police finally let me go. imagine if the police were as aggressive."
"I was intimidated by 5 police officers when I landed...for what? I put away my laptop when she asked...why would she feel threatened by me to call the police? What did I do wrong? I wasn't out of hand.. I was polite & did what she asked... now you're asking me to take abuse?"
will.i.am faced backlash for naming the flight attendant, who then started to receive criticism online.
He addressed his fans saying, "Please do not send Hate...This type of disrespect and name calling is uncalled for...I don’t support abuse & attacks like this...I hope that everyone can be more compassionate & understanding towards one another...because it was the lack of compassion that caused this."
Qantas reacted to the incident with a statement obtained by The Independent.
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"There was a misunderstanding on board, which seems to have been exacerbated by will.i.am wearing noise-cancelling headphones and not being able to hear instructions from crew.
“We completely reject the suggestion this had anything to do with race. We’ll be following up with will.i.am and wish him well for the rest of the tour.”


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---
layout: page
title: "Student's Batch Year"
header-img: "img/home-bg.jpg"
description: "Projects sorted by student's batches"
---
{% assign people_by_batch = site.people | group_by:"batch" %}
{% for batch in people_by_batch %}
- {{batch.name}}
{% endfor %}
{% assign people_by_batch = site.people | group_by:"batch" %}
{% for batch in people_by_batch %}
{% assign sorted_people = (batch.items | sort: 'name') %}
{% for person in sorted_people %}
{% assign person_projects = site.projects | where:"people", person.key %}
{% for project in person_projects %}
{{ project.title }}
{{ project.description }}
{% endfor %}
{% endfor %}
{% endfor %}


public class DataController
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addPatient(Patient patient)
Adds a patient to the list of patients maintained by this class.
|
void |
addPhoto(ImageAsString ias) |
void |
addProblem(Problem problem)
Adds a problem to a DataStructure maintained by this class that maps lists of problems
to the UID of the user they belong to
This provides fast lookup times when getting problems associated with a certain user
|
void |
addRecord(BaseRecord record)
Add record to the list of records maintained by this class.
|
boolean |
checkInternet()
Created to check if device is online or offline.
|
void |
ClearPhotosHashMap() |
void |
deleteCurrentBodyLocation()
Sets the currentBodyLocation to null.
|
void |
deleteCurrentGeoLocation()
Sets the currentGeolocation to null.
|
boolean |
deleteProblem(Problem problem)
Deletes the problem from the problemList
|
void |
fetchRecords()
Get all records and store them in record storage
|
java.lang.String |
generateSingleUseCode(User user)
Generates an 8 character single use code for the user to log into a new device.
|
java.lang.String |
getCurrentBodyLocation()
Allows you to retrieve the previously set currentBodyLocation.
|
com.google.android.gms.maps.model.LatLng |
getCurrentGeoLocation()
Allows you to retrieve the previously set currentGeoLocation.
|
User |
getCurrentUser()
Retrives the current logged in User (can only be set via login).
|
static DataController |
getInstance()
Access the lone instance of our DataController
|
java.util.List<Patient> |
getPatients()
Fetch entire patient list for loggedInUser, assuming loggedInUser is a Care Provider
we could add error checking here and return empty list if it is not but i didn't because
then we'd need to add it for all overloaded methods.
|
java.util.List<Patient> |
getPatients(java.lang.String username)
Searches for patients by username, like getPatients but username is a search param.
|
ImageAsString |
getPhoto(java.lang.String UID) |
java.util.List<Problem> |
getProblems(java.lang.String userId)
Takes a user and returns the Problem list mapping to that user in ProblemStorage
|
java.util.List<Problem> |
getProblemSearchResults() |
java.util.List<BaseRecord> |
getRecords(Problem problem)
Get all records associated with a problem.
|
java.util.List<BaseRecord> |
getRecordSearchResults() |
Problem |
getSelectedProblem()
Returns the currentProblem saved in this class.
|
BaseRecord |
getSelectedRecord() |
User |
login()
Logging in the last logged in user.
|
User |
login(java.lang.String passIn)
Logging in a user using their passIn.
|
void |
logout()
Logging the user out.
|
void |
readDataFromFiles(android.content.Context context)
The method should be called immediately upon the creation of the MainActivity because we need
to read data that was written to files to fetch state of the app.
|
void |
searchByBodyLocation(BodyLocation bodyLocation)
Search by BodyLocation
Store all Records that match the given bodyLocation.
|
void |
searchByKeyword(java.lang.String keyword)
Search by Keyword.
|
void |
searchByLocation(com.google.android.gms.maps.model.LatLng latLng)
Search by geolocation
Store all Records that match the given geolocation.
|
void |
sendDataToServer()
Created to send the data changes made offline to server.
|
void |
setCurrentBodyLocation(java.lang.String bodyLocation)
Sets the current body location as a string in DataController.
|
void |
setCurrentGeoLocation(com.google.android.gms.maps.model.LatLng geoLocation)
Sets the current geo location as a latlng in DataController.
|
void |
setSearchUserUID(java.lang.String uid) |
void |
setSelectedProblem(Problem problem)
Sets the passed in problemID to the to the currentProblem id.
|
void |
setSelectedRecord(BaseRecord record) |
void |
signup(User user)
Signing up a new user.
|
void |
updateProblem(Problem problem)
Updates a problem from the problemList
|
boolean |
userInUsersThatHaveSuccessfullyLoggedIn(java.lang.String UID)
Returns true if a user has successfully logged into this device before, either by creating
their account on this device or using a single use code to sign in.
|
void |
writeDataToFiles(android.content.Context context)
The method write all the data in memory to files on the disk for persistence.
|
public static DataController getInstance()
public boolean checkInternet()
public void sendDataToServer()
public void signup(User user)
user
- public User login(java.lang.String passIn)
passIn
- public User login()
public void logout()
public User getCurrentUser()
public boolean userInUsersThatHaveSuccessfullyLoggedIn(java.lang.String UID)
UID
- public java.lang.String generateSingleUseCode(User user)
user
- public void addPatient(Patient patient)
patient
- public java.util.List<Patient> getPatients()
public java.util.List<Patient> getPatients(java.lang.String username)
username
- public void addProblem(Problem problem)
problem
- public java.util.List<Problem> getProblems(java.lang.String userId)
userId
- public void updateProblem(Problem problem)
problem
- public boolean deleteProblem(Problem problem)
problem
- public void setSelectedProblem(Problem problem)
problem
- public Problem getSelectedProblem()
public void addRecord(BaseRecord record)
record
- public java.util.List<BaseRecord> getRecords(Problem problem)
problem
- public void fetchRecords()
public void setCurrentBodyLocation(java.lang.String bodyLocation)
bodyLocation
- public java.lang.String getCurrentBodyLocation()
public void deleteCurrentBodyLocation()
public void setCurrentGeoLocation(com.google.android.gms.maps.model.LatLng geoLocation)
geoLocation
- public com.google.android.gms.maps.model.LatLng getCurrentGeoLocation()
public void deleteCurrentGeoLocation()
public void addPhoto(ImageAsString ias)
public ImageAsString getPhoto(java.lang.String UID)
public void ClearPhotosHashMap()
public void setSelectedRecord(BaseRecord record)
public BaseRecord getSelectedRecord()
public void readDataFromFiles(android.content.Context context)
context
- public void writeDataToFiles(android.content.Context context)
context
- public void searchByKeyword(java.lang.String keyword)
keyword:
- the keyword to search onpublic void searchByBodyLocation(BodyLocation bodyLocation)
bodyLocation:
- the body location to search onpublic void searchByLocation(com.google.android.gms.maps.model.LatLng latLng)
latLng
- public java.util.List<BaseRecord> getRecordSearchResults()
public java.util.List<Problem> getProblemSearchResults()
public void setSearchUserUID(java.lang.String uid)


Godfather ipsum dolor sit amet. I don't feel I have to wipe everybody out, Tom. Just my enemies. Vito, how do you like my little angel? Isn't she beautiful? Sonny, please don't do anything. Please don't do anything. I see you took the name of the town. What was your father's name? I am sorry. What happened to your father was business. I have much respect for your father. But your father, his thinking is old-fashioned. You must understand why I had to do that. Now let's work through where we go from here.
I know it was you, Fredo. You broke my heart. You broke my heart! What's wrong with being a lawyer? Why do you hurt me, Michael? I've always been loyal to you. Only don't tell me you're innocent.  When they come... they come at what you love.
Mr Corleone is Johnny Fontane's godfather. Now Italians regard that as a very close, a very sacred religious relationship. My father's name was Antonio Andolini... and this is for you. What's the matter with you? Is this what you've become, a Hollywood finocchio who cries like a woman? "Oh, what do I do? What do I do?" What is that nonsense? Ridiculous! I'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse. Never let anyone know what you are thinking.
Friends and money - oil and water. You talk about vengeance. Is vengeance going to bring your son back to you? Or my boy to me? We're both part of the same hypocrisy, senator, but never think it applies to my family. Don't you know that I would use all of my power to prevent something like that from happening?
 It affects your judgment. In Sicily, women are more dangerous than shotguns. My father taught me many things here - he taught me in this room. He taught me: keep your friends close, but your enemies closer. Do me this favor. I won't forget it. Ask your friends in the neighborhood about me. They'll tell you I know how to return a favor.


Elana is a sophomore in McCormick studying computer science. On campus, she serves as the Vice President of Technology for Northwestern Student Holdings and is a member of the Society of Women Engineers and Zeta Tau Alpha. She is originally from Upper Saddle River, NJ, but currently lives in St. Louis, MO. She loves drawing and tinkering.
Lauren Ball is an arts journalist and critic based in Chicago, but is originally from Oxford, England (though she considers Orlando, FL her hometown). She's excited to help derail the patriarchy and overturn capitalistic power structures, but is trying not to get too dramatic here. Her work can be found in the Orlando Weekly, American Songwriter Magazine, Impose Magazine, Highlight Magazine, Esoteric Zine, and her poetry in Sobotka Literary Magazine.
Ryan Masson is a senior studying Computer Science with a minor in Humanities. From Portland, Oregon, he is interested in data science, journalism, and the future of online media. Throughout his Northwestern career, he has been involved with the Kaplan Institute for the Humanities. He loves caffeine, skiing, and music.
Skills: Communication and public speaking, organization, programming skills
Nehaarika is student at Northwestern University, Class of 2018. At Northwestern, Nehaarika is the Speaker of the Senate for her student government, a leadership captain of her sorority, and a high-performing member of many other school- and business-oriented organizations on campus (i.e. DSP, NU Tour Guides, Business Insights, etc.). Nehaarika is studying Computer Science, Economics, and Entrepreneurship.
I’m a Junior EECS Major at Northwestern University. I like to cook in my free time.
I’m a junior in McCormick studying Computer Science. I would like to be a software engineer and make an impact in Artificial Intelligence in the future.


Numbers 22:22
And God's anger was kindled because he went: and the angel of the LORD stood in the way for an adversary against him. Now he was riding upon his ass, and his two servants were with him.


The availability of asynchronous I/O to log files and tempfiles is much less problematic than the availability of asynchronous I/O to datafiles. This is because log files and tempfiles do not need to be backed up. So there is no impediment to using raw log files and tempfiles, and several other compelling reason for doing so (see here and here). As a consequence of using raw log files and tempfiles, the most efficient form of asynchronous I/O, namely kernelized asynchronous I/O, is almost always available for I/O to these files. However, the availability of asynchronous I/O to datafiles is a more taxing question.
The availability of asynchronous I/O to datafiles affects DBWn's ability to make use of the hardware I/O bandwidth, and it affects the the prefetching of data for sequential reads by foregrounds. Prefetching has an obvious performance impact that is particularly important in environments like data warehouses. However, because DBWn does its work in the background, the benefit of asynchronous I/O for DBWn is better scalability, not better performance as such. That is, asynchronous I/O allows DBWn to work more efficiently and thus manage higher workloads without foreground processes needing to wait for its services.
If the datafiles are file system based, Oracle's attempts to use asynchronous I/O to the datafiles will result in the use of threaded asynchronous I/O -- but only if the operating system supports threaded asynchronous I/O to file system files, and assuming that the values of the disk_asynch_io and _filesystemio_options parameters have not been changed from their defaults to disable asynchronous I/O. The performance of threaded asynchronous I/O to datafiles is acceptable in many environments. It enables asynchronous prefetching, and does not result in a proliferation of I/O threads unless the DBWn workload is moderately intensive.
If DBWn workload is an issue, the maximum number of asynchronous I/O threads used by the DBWn processes can be limited with the _db_writer_max_writes parameter. Alternatively, asynchronous I/O can be disabled for DBWn only using the _dbwr_async_io parameter, and explicit I/O slave processes can be configured instead using the dbwr_io_slaves parameter. These options are preferable to disabling asynchronous I/O entirely using disk_asynch_io or just threaded asynchronous I/O using _filesystemio_options, because the ability to use asynchronous I/O against raw files and for asynchronous prefetching from filesystem based datafiles is preserved. Unfortunately, the physical write bandwidth may not be fully used if DBWn's write bandwidth has to be constrained.
Of course, for performance critical databases constraining the write bandwidth in this way to avoid wasting CPU time is unacceptable. Instead, raw datafiles or Quick I/O must be used to enable the use of efficient kernelized asynchronous I/O.
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This game was inspired by 2 games that have been for a long time, Chess and Battle City
The idea is to have a turn playing game where each turn you can move one of your tanks,
you win by destroying the biggest tank the enemy have
Hello, and welcome to this series where we will be making a javascript game, which is chess battle city. In this series, I will be walking through the steps of making a canvas game in general, and about this game in specific, the logic behind and my ideas on how to make code that ease your coding. I'll make this intro brief as possible, for disclosure I have started working on this project about a week ago, I have seen a lot of github repositories but this one did me a huge favor [open github page] I spent a whole day refactoring to ES6 in the intension first to make second player enabled, then I though about this game, and there we are... I also have seen many youtube tutorials, most related is the Super Mario Bros in JavaScript[open tab in browser].. I recommend watching this series it would help a lot. now back to our project [open game tab] at this point I have the setup done loading images, two scenes for now the main one you are seeing and the sandbox which is where I will be testing functionalities before I have a game to play. [open photoshop]so far, I have the following javascript files, I am using ES6 javascript and as so my main is loaded in the html using type module and the rest of js files are acquired using the import in each file which is pretty awesome and makes things easier and more fun to code. It all began when I found this repository about battle city game in canvas, it has been there for 9 years waiting me and here I am, at first I wanted to make it two player enabled then thought about two players vs each other then the idea of making it a chess variant and so I started, I made a refactoring for the original code at first. it had 91 javascript files, I have converted each from variable structure into ES6 code, and then started working on my project and making changes all the way to suite my needs and make things easier, I made new images for sprites in game in photoshop and made new classes to handle images and sprites and make it easier to make the game, then I started with the basic stuff line the intro menu and making tanks, and two days ago I actually started working on the game itself, I still have a long way to go, many logic to implement, but as things will go deeper, it will began harder to document, so I decided to start making theses videos so that I won't get lazy later It may be hard, I even think that making these videos would be harder than coding the actual game, but I will try my best to keep things here simple and deliver beneficial information. github link for the battle city in javascript mentioned https://github.com/newagebegins/Battl... youtube playlist for the super mario in javascript https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... repository for the current project, it is empty for now soon.. https://github.com/mhmdjawad/chess-ba... facebook page for pdemia https://www.facebook.com/pdemia my facebook page https://www.facebook.com/mhmdjawadzd my instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/CHKVXSqALen/ my linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/mhmdjawadzd/ feel free to reach out for any suggestions or questions. Till we meet again, take care, good night. Thanks for watching.


@* * Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import testOnly.models.FeatureSwitchModel @import common.ConfigKeys @import uk.gov.hmrc.play.views.html.helpers.FormWithCSRF @this(mainTemplate: MainTemplate, form: FormWithCSRF) @(featureSwitchForm: Form[FeatureSwitchModel])(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages, appConfig: config.AppConfig) @mainTemplate(pageTitle = "Feature switches", bodyClasses = None, appConfig = appConfig) { @form(action = testOnly.controllers.routes.FeatureSwitchController.submitFeatureSwitch) {


--- layout: default ---
TR3S is a spin-off of the popular '2048' game. Instead of using the powers of 2, we used the powers of 3.


*Blob
- A global variable holding the pathname of the database blob directory. See
also
blob
.
: *Blob
-> "blob/app/"
*Bye
- A global variable holding a (possibly empty)
prg
body, to be
executed just before the termination of the PicoLisp interpreter. See also
bye
and tmp
.
: (push1 '*Bye '(call 'rm "myfile.tmp")) # Remove a temporary file
-> (call 'rm "myfile.tmp")
+Bag
- Class for a list of arbitrary relations, a subclass of
+relation
. Objects of that class maintain
a list of heterogeneous relations. Typically used in combination with the
+List
prefix class, to maintain small
two-dimensional tables within objects. See also Database.
(rel pos (+List +Bag) # Positions
((+Ref +Link) NIL (+Item)) # Item
((+Number) 2) # Price
((+Number)) # Quantity
((+String)) # Memo text
((+Number) 2) ) # Total amount
+Blob
- Class for blob relations, a subclass of
+relation
. Objects of that class maintain
blobs, as stubs in database objects pointing to actual files for arbitrary
(often binary) data. The files themselves reside below the path specified by the
*Blob
variable. See also Database.
(rel jpg (+Blob)) # Picture
+Bool
- Class for boolean relations, a subclass of
+relation
. Objects of that class expect
either T
or NIL
as value (though, as always, only
non-NIL
will be physically stored in objects). See also Database.
(rel ok (+Ref +Bool)) # Indexed flag
(balance 'var 'lst ['flg])
- Builds a balanced binary
idx
tree
in var
, from the sorted list in lst
. Normally, if
arbitary - or, in the worst case, ordered - data are inserted with
idx
, the tree will not be balanced. But if lst
is
properly sorted, its contents will be inserted in an optimally balanced way. If
flg
is non-NIL
, the index tree will be augmented
instead of being overwritten. See also Comparing
and sort
.
# Normal idx insert
: (off I)
-> NIL
: (for X (1 4 2 5 3 6 7 9 8) (idx 'I X T))
-> NIL
: (depth I)
-> (7 . 4)
# Balanced insert
: (balance 'I (sort (1 4 2 5 3 6 7 9 8)))
-> NIL
: (depth I)
-> 4
# Augment
: (balance 'I (sort (10 40 20 50 30 60 70 90 80)) T)
-> NIL
: (idx 'I)
-> (1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90)
(basename 'any) -> sym
- Returns the filename part of a path name
any
. See also dirname
and path
.
: (basename "a/b/c/d")
-> "d"
(be sym . any) -> sym
- Declares a Pilog fact or rule for the
sym
argument, by concatenating the any
argument to the
T
property of sym
. Groups of declarations are
collected for a given sym
. When sym
changes, i.e. when
it differs from the one in the previous declaration, the current group is
considered to be complete and a new group is started. Later be
declarations for a previously completed symbol will reset its rules, to allow
repeated reload
ing of source files.
See also clause
, asserta
, assertz
, retract
, rules
, goal
and prove
.
: (be likes (John Mary))
-> likes
: (be likes (John @X) (likes @X wine) (likes @X food))
-> likes
: (get 'likes T)
-> (((John Mary)) ((John @X) (likes @X wine) (likes @X food)))
: (rules 'likes)
1 (be likes (John Mary))
2 (be likes (John @X) (likes @X wine) (likes @X food))
-> likes
: (? (likes John @X))
@X=Mary
-> NIL
(beep) -> any
- Send the bell character to the console. See also
space
, prin
and char
.
: (beep)
-> "^G"
(bench . prg) -> any
- (Debug mode only) Benchmarks
prg
, by printing the time it took
to execute, and returns the result. See also usec
.
: (bench (wait 2000))
1.996 sec
-> NIL
(bin 'num ['num]) -> sym
(bin 'sym) -> num
- Converts a number
num
to a binary string, or a binary string
sym
to a number. In the first case, if the second argument is
given, the result is separated by spaces into groups of such many digits. See
also oct
, hex
, fmt64
, hax
and format
.
: (bin 73)
-> "1001001"
: (bin "1001001")
-> 73
: (bin 1234567 4)
-> "1 0010 1101 0110 1000 0111"
(bind 'sym|lst . prg) -> any
- Binds value(s) to symbol(s). The first argument must evaluate to a symbol,
or a list of symbols or symbol-value pairs. The values of these symbols are
saved (and the symbols bound to the values in the case of pairs),
prg
is executed, then the symbols are restored to their original
values. During execution of prg
, the values of the symbols can be
temporarily modified. The return value is the result of prg
. See
also let
, job
and use
.
: (setq X 123) # X is 123
-> 123
: (bind 'X (setq X "Hello") (println X)) # Set X to "Hello", print it
"Hello"
-> "Hello"
: (bind '((X . 3) (Y . 4)) (println X Y) (* X Y))
3 4
-> 12
: X
-> 123 # X is restored to 123
(bit? 'num ..) -> num | NIL
- Returns the first
num
argument when all bits which are 1 in the
first argument are also 1 in all following arguments, otherwise
NIL
. When one of those arguments evaluates to NIL
, it
is returned immediately. See also &
,
|
and x|
.
: (bit? 7 15 255)
-> 7
: (bit? 1 3)
-> 1
: (bit? 1 2)
-> NIL
(blk 'fd 'cnt 'siz ['fd2]) -> lst
(blk 'fd 0) -> (cnt . siz)
- (64-bit version only) Reads raw object data from the
cnt
'th
block in the file open on descriptor fd
. Returns a cons pair of the
value and property list of that database object, or NIL
for an
invalid block. If cnt
is zero, a cons pair of the total number of
blocks in the file and the file's block size scale factor is returned.
Otherwise, siz
should be the block size scale factor. If
fd2
is given, a read (shared) lock is set on that file during the
read operation. See also pool
,
pool2
, id
, ctl
and qsym
.
: (show '{4})
{4} (+Role)
usr ({15} {13} {11})
perm (Customer Item Order Report Delete)
nm "Accounting"
-> {4}
: (open "db/app/@")
-> 15
: (blk 15 4 3 15)
-> ((+Role) (({15} {13} {11}) . usr) ((Customer Item Order Report Delete) . perm) ("Accounting" . nm))
(blob 'obj 'sym) -> sym
- Returns the blob file name for
var
in obj
. See
also *Blob
, blob!
and pack
.
: (show (db 'nr '+Item 1))
{3-1} (+Item)
jpg
pr 29900
inv 100
sup {2-1}
nm "Main Part"
nr 1
-> {3-1}
: (blob '{3-1} 'jpg)
-> "blob/app/3/-/1.jpg"
(blob! 'obj 'sym 'file)
- Stores the contents of
file
in a blob
. See also put!>
.
(blob! *ID 'jpg "picture.jpg")
(bool 'any) -> flg
- Returns
T
when the argument any
is
non-NIL
. This function is only needed when T
is
strictly required for a "true" condition (Usually, any non-NIL
value is considered to be "true"). See also flg?
.
: (and 3 4)
-> 4
: (bool (and 3 4))
-> T
bool/3
- Pilog predicate that succeeds if the first
argument has the same truth value as the result of applying the
get
algorithm to the following arguments.
Typically used as filter predicate in select/3
database queries. See also
bool
, isa/2
, same/3
, range/3
, head/3
, fold/3
, part/3
and tolr/3
.
: (? @OK T # Find orders where the 'ok' flag is set
(db nr +Ord @Ord)
(bool @OK @Ord ok) )
@OK=T @Ord={3-7}
-> NIL
(box 'any) -> sym
- Creates and returns a new anonymous symbol. The initial value is set to the
any
argument. See also new
and box?
.
: (show (box '(A B C)))
$134425627 (A B C)
-> $134425627
(box? 'any) -> sym | NIL
- Returns the argument
any
when it is an anonymous symbol,
otherwise NIL
. See also box
, str?
and ext?
.
: (box? (new))
-> $134563468
: (box? 123)
-> NIL
: (box? 'a)
-> NIL
: (box? NIL)
-> NIL
(bt ['flg]) -> flg
- (Debug mode 64-bit version only) Formatted stack backtrace printing (see
trail
) for the current point of
program execution. For each bind frame, the function call (reduced with less
) is pretty
-printed, followed by indented
variable-value-pairs. If flg
is NIL
, bt
then waits for console input, and terminates when a non-empty line is entered
(like more
). See also up
and env
.
: (de f (A B)
(let F 7
(g (inc A) (dec B)) ) )
-> f
: (de g (C D)
(let G 8
(/ C D) ) )
-> g
: (f 2 1)
!? (/ C D)
Div/0
? (bt)
(g (inc A) (dec B))
C 3
D 0
G 8
(f 2 1)
A 2
B 1
F 7
-> NIL
(by 'fun1 'fun2 'lst ..) -> lst
- Applies
fun1
to each element of lst
. When
additional lst
arguments are given, their elements are also passed
to fun1
. Each result of fun1
is CONSed with its
corresponding argument from the original lst
, and collected into a
list which is passed to fun2
. For the list returned from
fun2
, the CAR elements returned by fun1
are
(destructively) removed from each element ("decorate-apply-undecorate" idiom).
: (let (A 1 B 2 C 3) (by val sort '(C A B)))
-> (A B C)
: (by '((N) (bit? 1 N)) group (3 11 6 2 9 5 4 10 12 7 8 1))
-> ((3 11 9 5 7 1) (6 2 4 10 12 8))
(bye ['cnt])
- Executes all pending
finally
expressions, closes all open files, executes the VAL
of the global
variable *Bye
(should be a
prg
), flushes standard output, and then exits the PicoLisp
interpreter. The process return value is cnt
, or 0 if the argument
is missing or NIL
.
: (setq *Bye '((println 'OK) (println 'bye)))
-> ((println 'OK) (println 'bye))
: (bye)
OK
bye
$
(byte 'num ['cnt]) -> cnt
- (64-bit version only) Returns - if the second argument is not given - a byte
value (0 .. 255) from the memory location pointed to by
num
.
Otherwise cnt
is stored in the memory location and returned. See
also adr
.
: (hex (byte (>> -4 (adr (1)))))
-> "12" # Short number '1'
: (hex (byte (>> -4 (adr (2)))))
-> "22" # Short number '2'
: (setq P (native "@" "malloc" 'N 8)) # Set pointer to a new buffer
-> 25084048
: (byte P (char "A")) # Store byte 'A'
-> 65
: (byte (inc P) (char "B")) # Store byte 'B'
-> 66
: (byte (+ P 2) (char "C")) # Store byte 'C'
-> 67
: (byte (+ P 3) 0) # Store null byte
-> 0
: (native "@" "strdup" 'S P) # Read bytes as string
-> "ABC"
: (native "@" "free" 'N P) # Free buffer
-> 0
(bytes 'any) -> cnt
- Returns the number of bytes
any
would occupy in encoded binary
format (as generated by pr
). See also
size
and length
.
: (bytes "abc")
-> 4
: (bytes "äbc")
-> 5
: (bytes 127)
-> 2
: (bytes 128)
-> 3
: (bytes (101 (102) 103))
-> 10
: (bytes (101 102 103 .))
-> 9


Publishing to IIS¶
By Rick Anderson and Luke Latham
Install the HTTP Platform Handler¶
Install the HTTP Platform Handler version 1.2 or higher:
If you need to enable IIS, see IIS server configuration.
Publish from Visual Studio¶
- Create an ASP.NET 5 app. In this sample, I’ll create an MVC 6 app using the Web Site template under ASP.NET 5 Preview Templates.
- In Solution Explorer, right-click the project and select Publish.
- In the Publish Web dialog, on the Profile tab, select File System.
- Enter a profile name. Click Next.
- On the Connection tab, you can change the publishing target path from the default ..\..\artifacts\bin\WebApp9\Release\Publish folder. Click Next.
- On the Settings tab, you can select the configuration, target DNX version, and publish options. Click Next.
The Preview tab shows you the publish path (by default, the same directory as the ”.sln” solution file).
Deploy to IIS server¶
- Navigate to the publish folder (..\..\artifacts\bin\WebApp9\Release\Publish folder in this sample).
- Copy the approot and wwwroot directories to the target IIS server. Note: MSDeploy is the recommended mechanism for deployment, but you can use Xcopy, Robocopy or another approach.
- In IIS Manager, create a new web site and set the physical path to wwwroot. You can click on Browse *.80(http) to see your deployed app in the browser. Note: The HTTP Platform Handler currently requires this work-around to support apps. If you get an HTTP error, see IIS server configuration.
IIS server configuration¶
- Enable the Web Server (IIS) server role. In client operating systems (Windows 7 through Windows 10) select Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features > Turn Windows features on or off, and then select Internet Information Services.
- On the Role Services step, remove any items you don’t need. The defaults are shown below.
Unlock the configuration section.
- Launch IIS Manager and select the server in the Connections pane on the left (see image below).
- Double-click Connection Editor.
- In the Section drop-down, select system.webServer/handlers, and then click Unlock Section.
- Set the application pool to No Managed Code. ASP.NET 5 runs in a separate process and manages the runtime.
Supported operating systems¶
The following operations systems are supported:
- Windows 7 and newer
- Windows 2008 R2 and newer
Common errors¶
The following is not a complete list of errors. Should you encounter an error not listed here, please leave a detailed error message in the DISQUS section below along with the reason for the error and how you fixed it.
HTTP 500.19 : ** This configuration section cannot be used at this path.**
- You haven’t enabled the proper roles. See IIS server configuration.
HTTP 500.19 : The requested page cannot be accessed because the related configuration data for the page is invalid.
- You haven’t installed the correct HTTP Platform Handler. See Install the HTTP Platform Handler
- The wwwroot folder doesn’t have the correct permissions. See IIS server configuration.
The IIS 7.0 CoreWebEngine and W3SVC features must be installed to use the Microsoft HTTP Platform Handler 1.x.
- Enable IIS; see IIS server configuration.
HTTP 502.3 Bad Gateway
- You haven’t installed the correct HTTP Platform Handler. See Install the HTTP Platform Handler
HTTP 500.21 Internal Server Error.
- No module installed. See IIS server configuration.


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This is a test suite which checks compliance with CAA checking as defined in version 1.4.8 of the CA/Browser Forum Baseline Requirements. Effective September 8, 2017, a CA which issues a certificate in violation of a domain's CAA policy is in violation of the Baseline Requirements. CAs are encouraged to use this test suite to ensure that they are in compliance.
The zone files for caatestsuite.com are on GitHub. If you have any questions, please open an issue.
No CA is allowed to issue for any of the following FQDNs:
| FQDN | Test Description |
|---|---|
| empty.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper processing of 0 issue ";" |
| deny.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper processing of 0 issue "caatestsuite.com" |
| uppercase-deny.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper processing when issue tag is uppercase (0 ISSUE "caatestsuite.com" ) |
| mixedcase-deny.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper processing when issue tag is mixedcase (0 IsSuE "caatestsuite.com" ) |
| big.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper processing of gigantic CAA record set (1001 records) containing 0 issue "caatestsuite.com" |
| critical1.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper processing of an unknown critical property: 128 caatestsuitedummyproperty "test" |
| critical2.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper processing of an unknown critical property when another flag is set: 130 caatestsuitedummyproperty "test" |
| sub1.deny.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests basic tree climbing, when CAA record exists at parent |
| sub2.sub1.deny.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests basic tree climbing, when CAA record exists at grandparent |
| *.deny.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper application of issue property to a wildcard FQDN |
| *.deny-wild.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper application of issuewild property to a wildcard FQDN |
| cname-deny.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper processing of a CNAME, when CAA record exists at CNAME target |
| cname-cname-deny.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper processing of a CNAME-to-a-CNAME, when CAA record exists at ultimate CNAME target |
| sub1.cname-deny.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper processing of a CNAME, when parent is a CNAME and CAA record exists at CNAME target |
| deny.permit.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper rejection when parent name (permit.basic.caatestsuite.com ) contains a permissible CAA record set |
| ipv6only.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper processing of CAA record at an IPv6-only authoritative name server |
| expired.caatestsuite-dnssec.com | Tests rejection when there is no CAA record but the DNSSEC signatures are expired |
| missing.caatestsuite-dnssec.com | Tests rejection when there is no CAA record but the DNSSEC signatures are missing |
| blackhole.caatestsuite-dnssec.com | Tests rejection when there is a DNSSEC validation chain to a nonresponsive name server |
| servfail.caatestsuite-dnssec.com | Tests rejection when there is a DNSSEC validation chain to a name server returning SERVFAIL |
| refused.caatestsuite-dnssec.com | Tests rejection when there is a DNSSEC validation chain to a name server returning REFUSED |
| xss.caatestsuite.com | Tests rejection when the issue property contains HTML and JavaScript. Makes sure there are no XSS vulnerabilities in the CA's website. |
These tests only apply to some CAs. Check the description for details.
| FQDN | Test Description |
|---|---|
| auto-www-san.caatestsuite.com | All CAs are allowed to issue for auto-www-san.caatestsuite.com , but only the CA caatestsuite.com is allowed to issue for www.auto-www-san.caatestsuite.com . This test makes sure CAA is checked for a SAN that is automatically added for the www sub-domain. |
| www.auto-base-san.caatestsuite.com | All CAs are allowed to issue for www.auto-base-san.caatestsuite.com , but only the CA caatestsuite.com is allowed to issue for auto-base-san.caatestsuite.com . This test makes sure CAA is checked for a SAN that is automatically added for the base domain. |
Issuing for these FQDNs would technically be a misissuance by a strict reading of RFC 6844, but that may change in the near future (see test description for details):
| FQDN | Test Description |
|---|---|
| dname-deny.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper processing of a DNAME, when CAA record exists at DNAME target (note: this test would be modified by erratum 5097 to RFC 6844) |
| cname-deny-sub.basic.caatestsuite.com | Tests proper processing of a CNAME, when CAA record exists at parent of CNAME target (note: this test would be modified by erratum 5065 to RFC 6844) |
servfail.caatestsuite-dnssec.com
and refused.caatestsuite-dnssec.com
.cname-loop.basic.caatestsuite.com
.auto-www-san.caatestsuite.com
, www.auto-base-san.caatestsuite.com
, and xss.caatestsuite.com
.deny.permit.basic.caatestsuite.com
.dname-deny.basic.caatestsuite.com
and cname-deny-sub.basic.caatestsuite.com
to Informational section, since they are affected by errata.uppercase-deny.basic.caatestsuite.com
and mixedcase-deny.basic.caatestsuite.com


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- You can selectively search books. Try it!
- Index files are optional. This book doesn't supply an index, but it does supply
a contents (.hhc) file. You must always supply a contents file because
- Contents trees rule :-)
- The search algorithm uses the contents tree to find out which pages are
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