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Region: UK
Release Date: 08 December 2011
Coverage status: Final
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This is the 15th edition of education and training statistics for the United Kingdom. It provides statistics relating to education and training in the UK and includes chapters and annexes relating to:
The 2010 edition was published on 31 March 2011.
Tables 1.9, 2.2 and TS2 were updated on 23 February 2012 following updates received from data suppliers.
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model-viewer
Easily display interactive 3D models on the web & in AR
Examples
Attributes
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src*
The URL to the 3D model. This parameter is required for <model-viewer> to display. Only glTF/GLB models are supported, see Supported Formats.
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alt
Configures the model with custom text that will be used to describe the model to viewers who use a screen reader or otherwise depend on additional semantic context to understand what they are viewing.
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animation-name
Selects an animation to play by name. This animation will play when the .play() method is invoked, or when the <model-viewer> is configured to autoplay. If no animation-name is specified, <model-viewer> always picks the first animation it finds in the model.
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animation-crossfade-duration
When the current animation is changed, <model-viewer> automatically crossfades between the previous and next animations. This attribute controls how long the crossfade is in milliseconds. Defaults to 300.
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ar
Enable the ability to launch Scene Viewer on supported devices.
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auto-rotate
Enables the auto rotation of the model.
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autoplay
If this is true and a model has animations, an animation will automatically begin to play when this attribute is set (or when the property is set to true). If no animation-name is specified, plays the first animation.
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background-color
Sets the background color of the scene when viewed inline. Takes any valid CSS color string.
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background-image
Sets the background image of the scene when viewed inline. Takes a URL to an equirectangular projection image that's used for the skybox, as well as applied as an environment map on the model. Currently only supports traditional image formats (png, jpg), and does not yet support HDR (#65). Setting background-image supercedes background-color.
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camera-controls
Enables controls via mouse/touch when in flat view.
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camera-orbit
Set the starting and/or subsequent orbital position of the camera. You can control the azimuthal and polar angles, and the distance from the model. Accepts values of the form "$angle $angle $distance", like "10deg 75deg 1.5m". Also supports units in radians ("rad") for angles and centimeters ("cm") or millimeters ("mm") for camera distance. A special value "auto" can be used for the distance, which sets the distance to the ideal framing distance based on the responsive scaling applied to the model scene. Any time this value changes from its initially configured value, the camera will interpolate from its current position to the new value. Defaults to "0deg 75deg auto".
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environment-image
Controls the environmental reflection of the model. Normally if background-image is set, that image will also be used for the environment-image. Use environment-image to only set the reflection without affecting the background.
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environment-intensity
Controls the intensity of environmental lighting. There is almost always light reflected from the environment, even when background-image or environment-image are not set. The one exception is for models with unlit materials. Set this value to 0 to hide the environment entirely. Defaults to 1.
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field-of-view
Used to configure the field of view of the camera. Accepts values units in both degrees and radians (e.g., "30deg" or "0.5rad"). Accepts any value between 20 and 45 degrees. Defaults to "45deg".
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interaction-policy
Allows you to change whether the viewer requires focus before interacting with it. If set to "allow-when-focused", the user must focus on the viewer (click / tap) before being able to control it. If set to "always-allow", the user can control it even if the viewer is not the focused element on the page. Defaults to "always-allow".
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interaction-prompt
Allows you to change the conditions under which the visual and audible interaction prompt will display. Allowed values are "auto" and "when-focused". If set to "auto", the interaction prompt will be displayed as soon as the interaction-prompt-threshold (see below) time has elapsed (after the model is revealed). If set to "when-focused", the interaction prompt will only be activated if the element has first received focus. Defaults to "when-focused".
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interaction-prompt-threshold
When camera-controls are enabled, <model-viewer> will prompt the user visually (and audibly, for screen readers) to interact if they focus it but don't interact with it for some time. This attribute allows you to set how long <model-viewer> should wait (in milliseconds) before prompting to interact. Defaults to 3000.
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ios-src
The url to a USDZ model which will be used on supported iOS 12+ devices via AR Quick Look on Safari. See Augmented Reality.
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magic-leap
Enables the ability to view models in AR when viewing content on Magic Leap's Helio browser, requires that src is a GLB model, and requires the inclusion of the @magicleap/prismatic library.
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poster
Displays an image instead of the model. See On Loading for more information.
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preload
When poster is also enabled, the model will be downloaded before user action. See On Loading for more information.
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quick-look-browsers
Set this attribute to control which iOS browsers will be allowed to launch AR Quick Look on iOS. Allowed values are "safari" and "chrome". You can specify any number of browsers separated by whitespace, for example: "safari chrome". Defaults to "safari".
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reveal
This attribute controls whether or not the model should be automatically revealed when loaded. It currently supports two values: "auto" and "interaction". If reveal is set to "interaction", <model-viewer> will wait until the user interacts with the poster before loading and revealing the model. Otherwise, the model will be revealed as soon as it is done loading and rendering. Defaults to "auto".
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shadow-intensity
Controls the opacity of the shadow. Set to 0 to turn off the shadow entirely. Defaults to 0.
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stage-light-intensity
Controls the intensity of the built-in scene lighting. Set to 0 to turn off the scene lighting entirely. Note that the weight of the scene lighting is effected by whether or not PMREM is enabled. Defaults to 1.
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unstable-webxr
Enables the ability to view the model in AR via the experimental WebXR Device API, currently implemented only in Chrome Canary. See Augmented Reality.
* Parameters that are required for display.
Note: All attributes have a corresponding property in camel-case format. For example, the background-color attribute can also be configured using the backgroundColor property.
CSS Custom Properties
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--poster-color
Sets the background-color of the poster. Falls back to --background-color if set. Defaults to #fff.
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--poster-image
Sets the background-image of the poster. This is currently overridden by the poster attribute if it is set. Defaults to none.
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--progress-bar-color
Sets the background-color of the progress bar. Defaults to rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.4).
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--progress-bar-height
Sets the height of the progress bar. Defaults to 5px.
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--progress-mask
Sets the background of the progress mask. Defaults to #fff.
Properties
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currentTime
This property reports the current track time of the currently selected animation. If no animations are available, the value is always 0. This property can be set in order to seek along the timeline of the currently playing animation. For example, if you set it to 0, it will reset an animation to the beginning.
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paused
This property is read-only. It returns true if animations are paused. It returns false if animations are playing. Animations always start paused, and remain so unless the autoplay attribute is set or the .play() method is invoked.
Methods
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getCameraOrbit()
Returns the realtime orbital position of the camera. Azimuthal (theta) and polar (phi) angles are representred as radians, and the distance (radius) is represented in meters. This value may differ from the value configured with the camera-orbit attribute on account of user interaction or camera interpolation.
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getFieldOfView()
Returns the realtime camera vertical field of view in degrees. This value may differ from the value configured with the field-of-view attribute on account of user interaction or camera interpolation.
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jumpCameraToGoal()
Changes the camera to its last configured goal state immediately on the next update instead of interpolating the motion over time.
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play()
Causes animations to be played. Use the autoplay attribute if you want animations to be played automatically. If there are no animations, nothing will happen, so make sure that the model is loaded before invoking this method.
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pause()
Causes animations to be paused. If you want to reset the current animation to the beginning, you should also set the currentTime property to 0.
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toDataURL(type, encoderOptions)
Returns a screenshot of the current model render in the format specified by type (defaults to image/png). The screenshot is encoded as a data URL string. In formats that support a sliding scale of quality (such as image/jpeg and image/webp) you can also specify a value for encoderOptions between 0 and 1 (encoderOptions defaults to 0.92 otherwise).
Events
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camera-change
Fired when the camera position and/or field of view have changed. If the change occurred due to user interaction, the "event.detail.source" property will be set to "user-interaction".
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environment-change
Fired when the environment has changed. If the environment is derived from background-image or environment-image, the image will have loaded by the time this event fires.
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load
Fired when a model is loaded. Can fire multiple times per <model-viewer> if the src attribute is changed.
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poster-visibility
This event is fired when the visiblity of the poster image changes. The current visibility state can be read from the event.detail.visible property
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play
Dispatched when animations begin to play.
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pause
Dispatched when animations are paused. A model always begins in the paused state, so it is worth mentioning that this event will not be dispatched until the the pause() method is invoked after animations have begun playing.
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preload
When preload is enabled this event is fired when preloading is done.
Browser Support
These browser features are required for <model-viewer> to work correctly:
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These browser features are optional and are only needed if you wish to use the unstable-webxr feature:
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Emergency, J&K, Prez rule in Maharashtra: What is Rule 12, who can use it?
The rule empowers the Prime Minister to act without Cabinet approval.
by DRAKSHA SHARMAMumbai: When in the wee hours of Saturday, President's rule in Maharashtra was revoked, the Opposition quickly raised questions on the legality of the move. The BJP on Saturday, however, explained that President's rule was ended under Rule 12 of the Allocation of Business Rules 1961.
The rule empowers the Prime Minister to act without Cabinet approval. The invocation of the provision is usually reserved for situations of “extreme urgency or unforeseen contingency in any particular case”.
“Departure from Rules – The Prime Minister may, in any case or classes of cases, permit or condone a departure from these rules, to the extent he deems necessary,” states Rule 12.
Addressing a press conference on Saturday, Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said the Prime Minister has got certain power under Rule 12 of Government of India (Transaction of business) rules and there is a procedure for the Cabinet to give ex-facto approval to a decision.
Before this, Government used Rule 12 for re-organization of the state of Jammu and Kashmir into the Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh on October 31.
The Rule was also invoked by then prime minister Indira Gandhi to unilaterally impose emergency in 1975, without consulting her cabinet.
According to sources, Maharashtra governor submitted a revocation order before 6 am.
In a dramatic turn of events, BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis, with the help of a faction of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) MLAs led by Ajit Pawar stake claim to form government in Maharashtra and in an early morning ceremony, took oath as the chief minister.


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Prior to that, as a Krav Maga instructor for 5 years, the job included everything from teaching one on one classes to international trainings instructing groups of 100+ people. I hold two 2nd degree black belts. The first is in Premier Martial Arts which is a Mixed Martial Arts system comprised of Krav Maga, Muay Thai, American Kickboxing, and Brazillian Jui Jitsu. The second is in Kukkiwon, a Korean governed body of Tae Kwon Do. Since 2001, training in multiple systems, I have earned rank in six martial arts total.
I am extremely hard working and care greatly about impacting the surrounding community for the better with my daily actions. My core values are honesty and integrity above all else and are the guiding principles in my work and life. I strive to produce high quality results of which to be proud. Skill sets in varying backgrounds, including; IT, Retail, Construction, Customer Service, Landscaping, Teaching and Managing other employees contributes to my ability to adapt quickly. No challenge is too small and no puzzle is unsolvable.
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by Sasha SavitskyIt was not love at first sight for Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard.
The "Good Place" actress said in a new interview that she met her future husband at a small dinner party where she was turned off by how he could not stop talking.
"I was like, ‘This guy can talk’,” she said in an interview airing on “Sunday Today,” per Page Six. "I didn’t know who he was. I was like, maybe one of the guys from ‘Jackass’ or something?… and then we left. There were no sparks whatsoever. None."
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Release Date: 2008-09-22
This release contains a variety of fixes from 8.3.3. For information about new features in the 8.3 major release, see Section E.48.
A dump/restore is not required for those running 8.3.X. However, if you are upgrading from a version earlier than 8.3.1, see the release notes for 8.3.1.
Fix bug in btree WAL recovery code (Heikki)
Recovery failed if the WAL ended partway through a page split operation.
Fix potential use of wrong cutoff XID for HOT page pruning (Alvaro)
This error created a risk of corruption in system catalogs that are consulted by VACUUM: dead tuple versions might be removed too soon. The impact of this on actual database operations would be minimal, since the system doesn't follow MVCC rules while examining catalogs, but it might result in transiently wrong output from pg_dump or other client programs.
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Corruption of pg_class could occur if REINDEX TABLE pg_class was followed in the same session by an ALTER TABLE RENAME or ALTER TABLE SET SCHEMA command.
Fix missed "combo cid" case (Karl Schnaitter)
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Prevent autovacuum from crashing if the table it's currently checking is deleted at just the wrong time (Alvaro)
Widen local lock counters from 32 to 64 bits (Tom)
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Regenerate foreign key checking queries from scratch when either table is modified (Tom)
Previously, 8.3 would attempt to replan the query, but would work from previously generated query text. This led to failures if a table or column was renamed.
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Permissions for the referenced tables were checked properly, but not permissions for the view itself.
Add checks in executor startup to ensure that the tuples produced by an INSERT or UPDATE will match the target table's current rowtype (Tom)
This situation is believed to be impossible in 8.3, but it can happen in prior releases, so a check seems prudent.
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Certain characters occurring in configuration files would always cause "invalid byte sequence for encoding" failures.
Provide file name and line number location for all errors reported in text search configuration files (Tom)
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The timestamp input functions have always resolved ambiguous zone names in this order. Making AT TIME ZONE do so as well improves consistency, and fixes a compatibility bug introduced in 8.1: in ambiguous cases we now behave the same as 8.0 and before did, since in the older versions AT TIME ZONE accepted only abbreviations.
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Allow spaces in the suffix part of an LDAP URL in pg_hba.conf (Tom)
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This was triggered by occurrence of IS NULL tests for the same relation in all arms of an upper OR clause.
Fix planner bug with nested sub-select expressions (Tom)
If the outer sub-select has no direct dependency on the parent query, but the inner one does, the outer value might not get recalculated for new parent query rows.
Fix planner to estimate that GROUP BY expressions yielding boolean results always result in two groups, regardless of the expressions' contents (Tom)
This is very substantially more accurate than the regular GROUP BY estimate for certain boolean tests like col IS NULL.
Fix PL/pgSQL to not fail when a FOR loop's target variable is a record containing composite-type fields (Tom)
Fix PL/Tcl to behave correctly with Tcl 8.5, and to be more careful about the encoding of data sent to or from Tcl (Tom)
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Fix ecpg to handle variables properly in SET commands (Michael)
Improve pg_dump and pg_restore's error reporting after failure to send a SQL command (Tom)
Fix pg_ctl to properly preserve postmaster command-line arguments across a restart (Bruce)
Fix erroneous WAL file cutoff point calculation in pg_standby (Simon)
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--- title: "Vaccine Hesitancy and the J&J Vaccine Suspension" author: Alex Reinhart date: 2021-04-23 tags: - COVIDcast - symptom surveys - vaccine authors: - alex heroImage: blog-lg-vaccine-survey.jpg heroImageThumb: blog-thumb-vaccine-survey.jpg related: - 2021-01-28-survey-vaccines summary: | Did the suspension of the Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine increase vaccine hesitancy in the United States? acknowledgements: | Esther Kim, Curtiss Cobb, Sarah LaRocca, and Katherine Morris at Facebook contributed ideas for the analysis in this post. At Delphi, Wichada La Motte-Kerr implemented many of the survey questions used in this analysis, while Nat DeFries maintained the data processing systems needed to make the data available. output: html_document: code_folding: hide blogdown::html_page: toc: true ---
As the United States races to vaccinate its residents, allowing COVID restrictions to loosen and much of normal life to resume, it’s crucial that everyone is confident in the COVID vaccines and willing to receive them. That’s why it was concerning when, on April 13th, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Food and Drug Administration announced their recommendation to pause use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine until they can investigate severe blood clots developed by several women after they received the vaccine. This followed news reports of adverse effects reported several days earlier. Though all signs suggest the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines – which make up the bulk of the US’s doses – are safe, and the blood clots are being carefully investigated, it would be unfortunate if this incident lowers public confidence in vaccine.
Some polls already suggest the public is now less confident in the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, but it’s difficult to track changes over time with most polls, and to put the changes into context. That’s why the Delphi Group has been tracking COVID vaccination using its COVID Symptom Survey, a massive survey distributed daily across the United States through our partnership with Facebook. We’ve successfully used this survey to track {{< reflink "2021-01-22-holiday-surveys" "social distancing" >}} and {{< reflink "2020-12-10-masks-public" "mask use" >}}, and it’s part of Delphi’s COVID forecasting system.
Since the beginning of January 2021, we have asked all respondents about whether they have been vaccinated, whether they’d be willing to be vaccinated, and any reasons they may choose not to be vaccinated – and because the survey is taken by nearly 40,000 respondents per day, we can detect sudden changes and make geographic comparisons across the United States.
The good news is that, while there may be a temporary setback, we don’t see major changes in vaccine hesitancy yet. But our data also suggests this is the time for action – that public health officials must work to earn public trust and boost confidence in COVID vaccines, and must do so quickly.
Let’s start with vaccine acceptance. We ask respondents whether they are already vaccinated; if not, we ask whether they would accept a vaccine if one was offered to them today. If we count everyone who either is already vaccinated or is willing to be, then among 1,545,599 survey responses, we see a consistent increasing trend that stops as the news broke, followed by a delay of a few days and a recovery:
The red lines mark April 9th, when some of the first reports of adverse effects made it onto the news, and April 13th, when the CDC and FDA issued their recommendation to suspend the vaccine. The resulting dip in acceptance lasted a few days before rates returned to their previous levels. But note the Y axis scale: we’re looking at a change of around 1 percentage point, which is only noticeable because of the size of our survey. While it is not yet clear if acceptance will resume its upward trend or if we’ve reached a ceiling, it is reassuring that it has not dramatically fallen.
But these numbers don’t tell the whole story. It’s more useful to look at the reasons for hesitancy. When respondents say they probably or definitely would not choose to get vaccinated, we also ask them to select from a list of possible reasons. We might expect an increase in the number of respondents indicating concern about side effects as a reason, and we might also expect a larger increase among women – since the early blood clots all affected women. But among all respondents (counting those already vaccinated as not having side effect-related hesitancy), the percentage who are unwilling to get vaccinated and indicate side effects as a cause shows only a small bump:
The bump is larger among men than women, although the difference is quite small (around half a percentage point) and could easily reflect measurement error rather than a true difference.
Now let’s look just at unvaccinated respondents. Concerns about side effects have consistently been one of the most common reasons unvaccinated respondents give for hesitancy, even before the announcement:
| Frequency of hesitancy reasons among unvaccinated respondents | ||
|---|---|---|
| Before and after J&J vaccine pause, nationally | ||
| Reason | Before1 | After2 |
| Concerned about side effects | 22% | 29% |
| Don't trust COVID-19 vaccines | 21% | 28% |
| Don't trust the government | 18% | 23% |
| Plan to wait and see if it's safe | 17% | 22% |
| Don't need a COVID vaccine | 16% | 20% |
| Concerned about allergic reaction | 11% | 15% |
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April 2 – April 8, n = 77,314, margin ±0.3 points
2
April 13 – April 21, n = 74,901, margin ±0.3 points
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As you can see, each reason has been increasing over time. (Respondents can select multiple reasons from a list of about 15, so the numbers do not add to 100%.) But that is what we would expect to happen in normal circumstances: As more people get vaccinated, the people who remain unvaccinated are those who either don’t want to be vaccinated or haven’t yet been able to.
Given the other reasons commonly selected – a lack of trust in the vaccines and the government, a preference to wait and see if the vaccines are safe – the concerns about side effects are likely part of the common concern that the COVID vaccines are unsafe because they were developed very quickly. Those concerns predate the Johnson & Johnson vaccine announcement. The largest increases are among choices about side effects and trust in the vaccines, suggesting the announcement may have exacerbated existing concerns among people skeptical of the vaccines.
Hesitancy and concerns about side effects are also not distributed evenly across the United States, instead being concentrated in southern and southwestern states like Louisiana, South Carolina, and New Mexico, as well as north-central states like Wyoming, North Dakota, and Montana:
This disparity across the country suggests that concerns about side effects are not just driven by the news. They’re partly driven by longstanding demographic and historical differences, and as other researchers have noted, “no group is monolithic in their vaccine attitudes, and in every demographic segment there are large shares of people who are ready to get the vaccine, others who are in “wait and see” mode, and some who are more resistant." There is hence no magic solution, only thoughtful and considerate approaches that work to earn the trust of each potential vaccine recipient.
This, of course, raises a question: What would convince hesitant people to get vaccinated? What messages work best, delivered by whom? But while our survey helps us understand their reasoning, it doesn’t say how best to convince them – after all, it’s hard to ask a survey respondent “Tell us the best way to change your mind.” There are some steps that are clearly necessary, such as a thorough and public investigation of any adverse effects so they can be understood and prevented. But our survey doesn’t directly say what information should be provided to the public.
Other researchers have been studying the reasons people are hesitant in more depth, to better understand the messaging that would convince them. For example, Surgo Ventures has developed a grouping of hesitancy reasons, so messaging can be targeted separately to “the watchful” – those who want to wait and see if the vaccines are safe – and to other groups like those anxious about medical costs or those who distrust the system. We’re currently working to expand our survey to facilitate this analysis at a national scale.
We also ask who respondents would trust to recommend COVID vaccines to them. We ask all unvaccinated respondents “Would you be more or less likely to get a COVID-19 vaccination if it were recommended to you by each of the following?” Looking just at respondents who are concerned about side effects, here’s what we see:
| How recommedations by different sources would change vaccine intent | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Among respondents hesitant because of concerns about side effects | |||
| Source | More likely | About the same | Less likely |
| Doctors and other health professionals you go to for medical care | 16% | 51% | 33% |
| Friends and family | 10% | 54% | 36% |
| World Health Organization | 4% | 34% | 62% |
| Government health officials | 2% | 28% | 70% |
| Politicians | 1% | 16% | 83% |
It seems most respondents don’t anticipate anyone changing their minds – but if anyone did, it would be the healthcare providers they already trust, or their own friends and family members. This suggests strategies that involve enlisting the support of primary care doctors, nurses, and other healthcare providers across the country who see patients regularly, know their histories, and understand their concerns about vaccines. And these results certainly suggest that announcements by politicians would achieve little among people already skeptical of vaccines and the government.
As with any scientific study, there are limitations to the results seen above. Here are a few important things to keep in mind:
One result of these biases is that our estimate of the percent of Americans who have already received a COVID vaccine is too high when compared against official CDC data. So while our survey can detect changes over time, it’s possible there’s a consistent upwards bias to some of our vaccine uptake and acceptance estimates. Fortunately our results, and particularly the prominent role of concerns about side effects from vaccines, match well with results from other surveys conducted with nationally representative samples.
Based on survey responses from hundreds of thousands of Facebook users, we do not see evidence that the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause has caused major changes in public willingness to get vaccinated. While there have been some shifts, they’re relatively small and connect to existing skepticism about the safety of the COVID vaccines. To expand acceptance of COVID vaccines, public health officials will need a combination of approaches and a good understanding of the reasons people are hesitant. Surveys like ours can help target this work and track progress, but it will take much more than just surveys to reach out to all Americans and ensure they both have access to vaccines and the willingness to receive them.
Nonetheless, this demonstrates the value of Delphi’s COVID Symptom Surveys for studying public attitudes and behavior during the pandemic. In partnership with Facebook, who help us distribute the surveys, and the University of Maryland, who run an international version in 56 languages worldwide, we have been able to track the pandemic and its effects on society for over a year now. And much of our data is easily accessible to researchers, through aggregates in the Delphi COVIDcast Epidata API and tables available for download, and as de-identified individual responses for researchers who sign Data Use Agreements. With so many responses daily, we can react quickly and spot local changes. If you’re conducting COVID-related research, we encourage you to explore the data and see how it can help you.


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This blog post indicates that IE4Uinit is used in conjunction with Active Setup and runs when a user profile is created for the first time (or ‘fictitiously’ every time when mandatory profiles are configured) during the logon process. Additionally, several command switches were revealed that demonstrated usage
IE4uinit calls ieuinit.inf
Instances of ieuinit.inf reside in the \System32 and \SysWOW64 directories.
This is interesting because such files cannot be edited without proper privileges (and some command line Kung Fu). However, this minor roadblock can be overcome based on a few interesting observations:
A full/static path to ieuinit.inf does not exist (at least in the context of our Strings analysis).
This means that we can call (‘side load’) an instance of ieuinit.inf as long as it is in the same directory as an instance of ie4uinit.exe.
Even as an unprivileged user, we can simply copy these files out of the \System32 directory, make desired INF file edits in a user writable directory, and test for SCT payload execution.
Let’s copy these files into a working directory and update the INF file accordingly:
copy "C:\Windows\System32\ie4uinit.exe" "C:\test\"
copy "C:\Windows\System32\ieuinit.inf" "C:\test\"
In this use case, the lead-in INF directive calls a section labeled DefaultInstall.Windows7, which initiates MSIE4RegisterOCX.Windows7. This is where we add our scrobj.dll/SCT URL payload
"Properly" execute the payload with:
ie4uinit.exe -BaseSettings
**Note: During the course of testing across platforms, I’ve noticed an interesting problem on one of my machines where I could not invoke the script within the MSIE4RegisterOCX.Windows7 section. After adding a new section (FunRun) with our scrobj.dll/SCT entry, I modified the DefaultInstall.Windows7 section with the addition of UnregisterOCXs to point to the FunRun section. The end-to-end invocation was successful. This may prove helpful if anyone has problems when trying to test this method. Root cause of this problem has not been determined


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Hilary Duff Shared a Still From a Brand-New 'Lizzie McGuire' Scene
by Katherine J Igoe- Days after she debuted her Lizzie McGuire bangs, Hilary Duff gave a sneak peak from set of the Disney+ reboot.
- It looks like an outtake: Duff and another actor are laughing, and Duff wears a very covetable Lisa Frank tee that I want right now.
Just days after Hilary Duff officially debuted her old-but-new Lizzie McGuire bangs (less blunt, more choppy, wispy, a perfect update) she just gave us a still shot that might be actual footage from the show.
Technically it's two images, maybe of the same scene shot from different angles: In one, Duff as Lizzie is standing in a super-cute Lisa Frank tee with a rainbow heart—be still my little middle school heart! In the other, you only catch the edge of it, but it looks like a slightly older woman wearing a black top and a ponytail and sitting down at a kitchen table. Lizzie's mom used to wear her hair up in crazy 'dos so maybe that's her?? It looks like an outtake—Duff is laughing delightedly. As I put on my sleuth hat for one second, the kitchen looks quite similar to the one on the original show, but with different-colored walls and a table instead of a countertop (lord knows this could also be a totally different house, but wouldn't it be amazing if it were the same set??).
Duff captioned the photo, "Somebody wake me.. #lizziemcguire" and is clearly as delighted as we all are that her most memorable character is officially back. Here's the image:
And here are the bangs:
Looking great, Lizzie.
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Seattle took the lead after 57 minutes when Kelvin Leerdam’s angled shot hit defender Justin Morrow and flew into the net.
Victor Rodriguez doubled Seattle’s lead after 76 minutes when he lashed home a low drive from 18 metres before Raul Ruidiaz wrapped up the victory for the Washington outfit when he finished off a quick counter attack in the 90th.
Substitute Jozy Altidore scored a consolation goal for the visitors in stoppage time but it was too late for the Canadians.
It was the third time in four years that the teams had met in Major League Soccer’s blue riband event, with both sides having won one game apiece before the latest showdown.
Sunday’s title was Seattle’s second overall, coming after their 2016 shootout triumph over Toronto in Canada.


The term "disability" is often used to apply to a certain set of people who have severe impairments of one form or another. It is, however, a more common experience than you might think, and it's something that most people have to deal with, sooner or later. My disability experience, if you can call it that, is limited to a few weeks in midwinter, when my hometown of Austin, Texas is blanketed in mountain cedar pollen. Cedar trees grow wild all over the Hill Country north and west of here, and the prevailing wind blows literally tons of pollen into the River City every year. "Cedar fever", it's called, and lots of people get it and feel miserable for weeks. Sneezing, congestion, red eyes, the works.
Cedar fever is not the same as having a disability, of course, but if it lasts long enough, you experience a little taste of what it's like for some people. Loneliness, sure, and depression, and if you're not well enough to go to work, you get a degree of alienation and isolation to go along with it.
This is Jimmy Stewart's situation in Rear Window.  You'll hear the phrase "confined to a wheelchair" in most Rear Window reviews, which is a phrase that makes real wheelchair users wince; they're not "confined" to their wheelchairs any more than you're "confined" to your Toyota in rush hour. In Stewart's case, though, the tired old trope is accurate. He sits in his wheelchair as though he were nailed there. (He'd have to navigate three steps just to get out of his apartment, and I bet the doors to the kitchen and bedroom are too narrow for his chair, and there probably wasn't one single curb cut in New York City in 1954.) He's feeling isolated and depressed, much as you or I would.
Anyway, we all know what happens next. (At least anyone who watches The Simpsons knows what happens next; they did a wonderful satire.) Stewart gets bored to tears and starts looking out the window at his neighbors as they live their lives. (It's summertime, before air conditioning, and everyone has their windows open.) One's a composer, one's a sculptor, one's a ballerina, one is severely lonely and depressed, and one is maybe a murderer. Stewart picks up a clue here and a clue there and concludes that the salesman on the second floor killed his wife, and drags all of his friends into his obsession.
The plot ought to be familiar to all of you by now, and if you've not seen it, then I won't spoil it for you, choosing instead to concentrate on the overall excellence of the acting. For my money, Jimmy Stewart turns in one of the most impressive acting performances of all time. There's one scene where he's in his wheelchair, and Grace Kelly is in his lap. They're kissing, but the script requires him to keep talking about the murderous neighbor across the way. Stewart does this like it's the most natural thing in the world, and is perfectly convincing as the sort of man who could ignore Grace Kelly to concentrate on a pointless, voyeuristic hobby. That's acting.
Kelly herself is no slouch in the acting department. The script really doesn't require her to act, just lounge around Stewart's apartment in those fetching Edith Head costumes and look like a knockout. But act she does, and her breathy voice gets wrapped around some great lines. She and Stewart trade dark one-liners back and forth at first, until she becomes convinced of the neighbor's guilt as well.
The wonderful thing about the acting in this movie is that so much of it is silent, that so much of it has to be transmitted through body language and expressions and gestures. We only hear the things Hitchcock wants us to hear, the rest is drowned out by the music from the composer's apartment or other sources. All of the actors in the apartment building across the street do a wonderful job of letting Stewart, and us, know exactly what's going on.
For example, there's a newlywed couple across the way that keep their blinds down. Every once in awhile, the husband will come out, stand by the window, get some fresh air, and smoke a cigarette. This will last three seconds, until his wife notices that she doesn't have all of his attention.
The actor from the other building who has the most to do is the suspected murderer, Raymond Burr. (He looks for all the world the way Russell Crowe did in The Insider, and has the same amount of bottled-up rage.) The thing about Burr, throughout his work as Perry Mason, was his voice, stern and authoritative. Most of the time he's onscreen, though, we can't hear what he's saying, but he's compelling and good and wonderfully ambiguous in his actions, which speak louder than even his booming voice.
Of course, the main reason to see Rear Window isn't the acting, it's the Hitchcock suspense. Actually, there isn't that much of it, most of the suspense is concentrated in the last reel. What's there, though, is first-rate, worthy of the master.
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month
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first
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You may use lists.
day
to mean all days of the week.
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or weekdays
to specifiy Monday-Friday. You may use weekend
or weekends
to specify sat,sun.)
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month
to specify all months).
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week
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or weekdays
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11 times The Queen wore fur before agreeing to ban it from her wardrobe
Her Majesty has sported fur on many occasions during her reign, however she has now ditched the controversial material
by Emily Retter, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/emily-retter/She may be 93 but the Queen has proved she’s not set in her ways by taking the modern decision to go fur-free.
After decades of real fur coats, Her Maj thrilled animal rights campaigners with the decision to switch to faux-fur in any new outfits, as we reported in yesterday’s Mirror.
Her official dresser Angela Kelly revealed the move in her memoir, The Other Side of the Coin: The Queen, the Dresser and the Wardrobe, and said mink trim had been removed from a favourite coat.
Buckingham Palace confirmed the news, though the monarch may still wear old fur on existing outfits including ceremonial robes.
Here, we look back at Liz’s fur fashions.
Coronation robes, 1953
The Queen won’t be able to trim the fur from historic regal robes as she has done with her personal coat.
Here, she stands with her six maids of honour and Mistress of the Robes at her coronation at Westminster Abbey in London on June 2, 1953.
The gown is embellished with a crimson velvet mantle edged with ermine. Not surprisingly, she needed a string of maids to help her take the strain.
Commonwealth tour, 1954
The Queen and Prince Philip were on their travels with 100 dresses in tow plus this snowy white stole, a lasting favourite.
Here, the stole gets a glamorous outing in Australia, as Elizabeth leaves a banquet with her young husband.
Sandown Park, 1962
In 1962, Her Majesty rang the changes and wore a striking leopard-print coat to a Sandown Park race meeting.
London Underground, 1969
Her Maj wore this glossy brown fur number for the official opening of the Victoria Line.
It is possibly the most expensive coat ever to grace the Underground’s seats.
New Zealand, 1977
Outlandish anywhere else – but this traditional Maori cloak was the perfect look for her Jubilee Tour of New Zealand in 1977.
Tour of Canada 1983
You wouldn’t want to be standing behind Her Maj on this occasion, wearing a bushy fur hat during her tour of Canada.
Dinner with the Duke, London, 1993
Choosing a jauntier, shorter fur jacket than usual, the Queen attends a dinner in Grosvenor Square with the Duke of Edinburgh.
State opening of Parliament, 1998
The Queen likes to keep warm for the State Opening of Parliament at the Palace of Westminster and has often teamed this extravagant thick fur with the George IV State Diadem.
Welsh Assembly, Cardiff, 2006
The Queen chose an orange coat and matching hat with brown fur trim for the official opening of the Welsh National Assembly building in Cardiff Bay.
Armistice Day, 2006
Have the fur collar and pom-pom been dyed green or was this an early foray into fake fur?
On Armistice Day in 2006, The Queen and Maori Warrant Officer Wal Wallace attended the official dedication of the New Zealand Memorial at Hyde Park Corner.
Christmas Day, 2010
Her Maj arrives in good spirits for the traditional Christmas Day church service at Sandringham in 2010 in a Russian-style fur hat and matching cuffs.


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Source code for Fireworks.toolbox.junctions
from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
from Bio import SeqIO
import pandas as pd
from Fireworks import Message, Junction
from Fireworks.utils import index_to_list
from Fireworks.core.cache import LRUCache, LFUCache, UnlimitedCache
from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
from itertools import count
import types
import random
from bidict import bidict
import torch
[docs]class HubJunction(Junction):
"""
This junction takes multiple sources implementing __next__ as input and implements a new __next__ method that samples
its input sources.
"""
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
self.check_inputs()
def __next__(self):
"""
Call __next__ on one of the input sources based on sampling algorithm until all sources run out (can run indefinetely if one
or more inputs are infinite.)
"""
# Choose which input to sample
sample = self.sample_inputs()
# Return value
try:
return self.components[sample].__next__()
except StopIteration: # Remove sample from available_inputs list
self._available_inputs.remove(sample)
if not self._available_inputs: # Set of inputs is empty, because they have all finished iterating
raise StopIteration
else: # Recursively try again
return self.__next__()
[docs] def reset(self):
for name, source in self.components.items():
if name != '_available_inputs':
source.reset()
self._available_inputs = set(self.components.keys()) # Keep track of which sources have not yet run out.
if '_available_inputs' in self._available_inputs:
self._available_inputs.remove('_available_inputs')
def __iter__(self):
self.reset()
return self
[docs]class RandomHubJunction(HubJunction):
"""
HubJunction that randomly chooses inputs to step through.
"""
# TODO: Add support for weighted random sampling
[docs]class ClockworkHubJunction(HubJunction):
"""
HubJunction that iterates through input sources one at a time.
"""
# TODO: Add support for weighted iteration and setting order (ie. spend two cycles on one input and one on another)
[docs] def reset(self):
super().reset()
self.cycle_dict = {i: name for i,name in zip(count(),self._available_inputs)}
self.current_cycle = 0
[docs]class SwitchJunction(Junction):
"""
This junction has an internal switch that determines which of it's components all method calls will be routed to.
"""
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
self.switch = random.sample(self.components.keys())
@property
def route(self):
"""
Returns the component to route method calls to based on the internal switch.
"""
return self.components[self.switch]
def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
return self.route(*args, **kwargs)
def __next__(self):
return self.route.__next__()
def __getitem__(self, index):
return self.route[index]
def __getattr__(self, attr):
return getattr(self.route, attr)


--- date: 2014-02-19 08:40:04 author: Ayo Omojola title: "Hipmob launches a Full In-App Helpdesk for Phonegap developers" format: html tags: - Guest Post - Video ---
Hipmob, a powerful mobile SDK that allows mobile developers, startups, and businesses easily add a support portal to their apps, is happy to announce our newly released PhoneGap plugin, and a promotion for PhoneGap developers.
We launched Hipmob over a year ago to solve our own problems. We were building gaming apps during YCombinator, and our rapid growth came with a metric ton of user emails. So we built Hipmob: it adds a searchable knowledgebase into your app, so your users can quickly find answers to frequent questions, and messaging (live chat or async) so you can talk to your users without them ever having to leave your app. This reduces the number of support emails, and makes it easier to communicate with your users.
Thousands of developers already use Hipmob (see a few here), including several PhoneGap developers (check out Epiq Access for iOS).
Simply put, Hipmob makes it easy to communicate with customers inside your app. Your app users won't have to leave your app to get help, and they'll send you fewer support emails. If you sell a product or service inside your app, Hipmob is also a great way to answer questions and increase sales.
To get you started, here are links to the appropriate references:
For folks who want to jump ahead to the code, you can get the source for a fully functional Phonegap app with a support portal integrated from Github at https://github.com/Hipmob/hipmob-phonegap. For everyone else, we walk through the steps to getting live chat into your app below.
Getting started is pretty straightforward: you can install either the iOS or Android plugin using the standard cordova commands:
cordova plugin add https://github.com/hipmob/cordova-plugin-hipmob-ios.git
for iOS or
cordova plugin add https://github.com/hipmob/cordova-plugin-hipmob-android.git
for Android. The iOS plugin is only usable on an OSX computer, but the Android plugin can be used on any development computer with the Android dev tools. On some Windows computers you'll need to take extra steps to ensure the plugin is properly installed: you can clone the Hipmob Android plugin and install locally:
git clone https://github.com/hipmob/cordova-plugin-hipmob-android.git <directory location of plugin>
cd <root of application>
cordova plugin add <directory location of plugin>
Once the plugin is installed you will need to get setup at https://manage.hipmob.com/ and get an application ID to use with the Hipmob plugins. You can then call the plugin functions identically on both iOS and Android to open up a help desk search window:
if( window.plugins && window.plugins.Hipmob ) {
var hipmob_app_id = '<HIPMOB APPLICATION ID>';
var Hipmob = window.plugins.Hipmob;
Hipmob.openHelpdeskSearch(hipmob_app_id, {
'title': 'Help',
'query': 'Android',
'user': '<hipmob user id>',
'name': 'Femi',
'email'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'context': 'shopping for shoes',
'location': 'At home'
});
} else {
alert('Hipmob plugin not available/ready.');
}
This will open a simple search window that searches through the documents indexed by Hipmob, and lets the user browse through the documents. A similar call lets your app's user open a specific help desk document:
if( window.plugins && window.plugins.Hipmob ) {
var hipmob_app_id = '<HIPMOB APPLICATION ID>';
var helpdesk_article_id = '<helpdesk article id>';
var Hipmob = window.plugins.Hipmob;
Hipmob.openHelpdeskArticle(hipmob_app_id, helpdesk_article_id, {
'title': 'Help',
'user': '<hipmob user id>',
'name': 'Femi',
'email'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'context': 'shopping for shoes',
'location': 'At home'
});
} else {
alert('Hipmob plugin not available/ready.');
}
This can be used for context-sensitive help. Finally, sometimes you just want your user to be able to chat with you. Hipmob's got you covered:
if( window.plugins && window.plugins.Hipmob ) {
var hipmob_app_id = '<HIPMOB APPLICATION ID>';
var Hipmob = window.plugins.Hipmob;
Hipmob.openChat(hipmob_app_id, {
'title': 'Help',
'user': '<hipmob user id>',
'name': 'Femi',
'email'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'context': 'shopping for shoes',
'location': 'At home'
});
} else {
alert('Hipmob plugin not available/ready.');
}
At Hipmob, we’re super responsive to our developer community, and we’re always looking for feedback that helps us improve the product. If you have ideas for support or communication products you’d like to see, or you have questions or anything else about Hipmob, please just drop us a line at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Start a Hipmob free trial here
Guest Post by Ayo Omojola
Ayo Omojola is CEO & co-founder of Hipmob.com. Hipmob is a leading provider of CRM and customer support software to mobile businesses and app developers and is an alumnus of YCombinator (W'12). Before this, he's designed and helped develop mobile apps and services since 2008. Reach him at ayo(at)hipmob.com, or follow me on twitter at @ay_o.


| tao-package {tao} | R Documentation |
The package that can be described is not the great Tao package.
The package that can be documented is not the eternal package
The procedure that terminates is not the eternal procedure
The undocumented is the origin of feature and bug
The documentation is the mother of limitless confusion
Thus, constantly without desire, one observes the runtime errors
Constantly with desire, one observes the progress bar
These two emerge together but differ in name
Their unity is said to be a mystery
Mystery of mysteries, the door to the next revision
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Lao Tsu, Tao Te Ching.


Authorization token (eg: JWT) required for authorization by your server at Config.url.
The SDK will automatically apply the configured accessToken
to each HTTP request's Authorization
header, eg:
"Authorization": "Bearer XXX.YYY.ZZZ"
You do not need to manually configure Config.headers with the Authorization
parameter. It is all automatic.
Token expiry time in seconds.
Optional headers applied on requests to refreshUrl
Defaults to: {"Authorization": "Bearer {accessToken}"}
The template variable {accessToken}
will automatically be replaced with your app's current auth token.
If you do not want any headers applied on requests to {refreshUrl}, provide an empty {}
.
BackgroundGeolocation.ready({
authorization: {
accessToken: "XXX.YYY.ZZZ",
refreshUrl: "https://auth.domain.com/tokens",
refreshToken: "smTsfaspfgaadsfgqZerUt0wueflasdfkaxjdfeKIacb",
refreshPayload: {
"my_refresh_token": "{refreshToken}", // <-- replaced with configured refreshToken above.
"grant_type": "refresh_token", // <-- arbitrary fields required by your auth server
"foo": "another arbitrary field"
},
refreshHeaders: {} // <-- Empty {} to provide no refreshHeaders.
)
));
Refresh payload will be encoded into the FORM POST to the refreshUrl when requesting a new accessToken after expiration.
You must provide one field-template which will represent your "refresh token" using the value: {refreshToken}
. The SDK will
automatically replace this simple template with the configured refreshToken.
The token to be POSTed to refreshUrl, encoded into the refreshPayload, when a new accessToken is required after expires or when HTTP 401 Unauthorized
is received.
The url to your authorization server that provides new accessToken when expired.
When the SDK receives a response the server, it will decode the JSON and recursively iterate through the keys, performing regular expressions and other String-analysis to "taste" the data in search of the following 3 items:
The SDK is designed to operate with any response data-structure. For example, one authorization server might return a complex response such as:
{
"token": {
"access_token": "XXX.YYY.ZZZ",
"expires_at": 3900
},
"refresh_token": "smTsfaspfgaadsfgqZerUt0wueflasdfkaxjdfeKIacb"
}
While another server might return a flat response, such as:
{
"accessToken": "XXX.YYY.ZZZ",
"refreshToken": "smTsfaspfgaadsfgqZerUt0wueflasdfkaxjdfeKIacb",
"expiry": 3900
}
When the response from the server is received, the event BackgroundGeolocation.onAuthorization will be fired, provided with the AuthorizationEvent.
Authorization strategy. Only JWT is supported.
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Configures the SDK for authorization wtih your server's accessToken token (eg: JSON Web Token) and automatically requests new tokens when server returns HTTP status
"401 Unauthorized"
.Note: Only JSON Web Token (JWT) is currently supported.
The SDK will automatically apply the configured accessToken to each HTTP request's
Authorization
header, eg:"Authorization": "Bearer XXX.YYY.ZZZ"
When using Config.authorization, you do not need to manually configure Config.headers with the
Authorization
parameter. It is all automatic.If provided with refreshUrl, refreshToken and refreshPayload, the SDK can automatically re-register for a new token after expiration, such as when an HTTP response
401 Unauthorized
is received.Configuration
Receiving the Response from refreshUrl.
Whenever a response is received from refreshUrl, the SDK will fire the BackgroundGeolocation.onAuthorization event. Your callback will be provided an AuthorizationEvent. Check AuthorizationEvent.success:


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Tab focus between components. Notice the lack of clarity between color meaning... There's a lot of purple.
Stop hastling over changing individual colors by first designating semantic meanings to each color application. Then, When you move forward with changing colors, you are keeping the application of color & the meanings they communicate with the users consistent.
For example, here we are using purple for branding, focus, and calls-to-action.


This Agreement provides access to the Emergency Support Services Evacuee Registration and Assistance (ERA) tool in support of the delivery of Emergency Support Services (ESS) in British Columbia. By using ERA you signify your acceptance of this agreement and acknowledge you have read and understood the following terms.
ERA users must read and comply with the following terms to the fullest extent possible. Non compliance will be investigated on a case-by-case basis; individuals found to be in non-compliance are subject to disciplinary action, and/or other legal remedies, pursuant to the PSLV Code of Conduct.
1. As a condition of access to ERA, the user agrees to:
When access to ERA is no longer required, inform the local authority or First Nation that provided him/her access;
Not permit any person to use his/her BCeID and/or ERA username and password; to divulge, share or compromise his/her password; or use any other user’s BCeID or ERA username and password;
Not make unauthorized copies of proprietary software; reveal details of any checking, editing, validating, or security mechanisms, included in hardware or software, to any unauthorized persons; or take any action, which might reasonably be construed, as injurious or detrimental to the interests of any other user or evacuees; and
Undergo relevant training to support the provision of ESS and the safe and responsible usage of ERA including ESS Training provided by Emergency Management BC (EMBC).
2. The user is responsible for all actions performed by their “BCeID’ except for fraudulent use of the “BCeID” by an unauthorized third party.
3. The user is required to adhere to all policies, standards or procedures pertaining to data security, naming conventions and good data processing practices, issued by EMBC.
4. The user should be aware that it is possible that security can be breached through causes beyond the reasonable control of EMBC and the community. Users are urged to take full advantage of security mechanisms built into the systems and to change their password frequently.
5. The user recognizes that to monitor security, the Ministry of Attorney General, Information Services Branch may be required to examine access by clients or users without prior notice.
6. The user acknowledges that all data stored on the system are government records which can be accessed by Ministry officials in accordance with established policies and form a “record” under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (see General Management Operating Policy Chapter 3.5.13 and BC Archives and Record Services, Records Information Management manual Policy No. 5.13/01).
Privacy:
7. The user understands that personal information means recorded information about an identifiable individual other than business contact information. The identifiable individual may be an EMBC employee, a volunteer, or an evacuee. If the personal information is de-identified using an indirect identifier such as case and file number or username, the information is still considered personal information. Indirect Identifiers may identify an individual when they are connected with other pieces of information to single out an individual (e.g. age, gender, date of visit). While indirect identifiers on their own may not be personal information, they are considered personal information if they can be combined together to identify an individual. This is commonly referred to as the mosaic effect - when the combinations of data elements that in isolation look relatively innocuous, can amount to personal information.
8. If the user is collecting personal information from an evacuee, the user must at the time of collection,
inform the individual of the purposes for collecting personal information;
limit the amount and type of personal information collected to what is necessary to fulfill the purpose;
make reasonable efforts to ensure that the personal information collected is accurate and complete; and
must only use or disclose the personal information for the purpose identified when it was collected.
9. The user must safeguard personal information from unauthorized access, collection, use, disclosure, copying, modification, or disposal by individuals from within and outside your organization.


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If you have never exercised regularly before, you can safely begin an exercise program during pregnancy after consulting with your health care provider, but do not try a new, strenuous activity. Walking is considered safe to initiate when pregnant.
Who Should Not Exercise During Pregnancy?
If you have a medical problem, such as asthma, heart disease, or diabetes, exercise may not be advisable. Exercise may also be harmful if you have a pregnancy-related condition such as:
- Bleeding or spotting
- Low placenta
- Threatened or recurrent miscarriage
- Previous premature births or history of early labor
- Weak cervix
Talk with your health care provider before beginning an exercise program. Your health care provider can also give you personal exercise guidelines, based on your medical history.
What Exercises Are Safe During Pregnancy?
Most exercises are safe to perform during pregnancy, as long as you exercise with caution and do not overdo it.
The safest and most productive activities are swimming, brisk walking, indoor stationary cycling, step or elliptical machines, and low-impact aerobics (taught by a certified aerobics instructor). These activities carry little risk of injury, benefit your entire body, and can be continued until birth.
Tennis and racquetball are generally safe activities, but changes in balance during pregnancy may affect rapid movements. Other activities such as jogging can be done in moderation, especially if you were doing them before your pregnancy. You may want to choose exercises or activities that do not require great balance or coordination, especially later in pregnancy.
What Exercises Should Be Avoided During Pregnancy?
There are certain exercises and activities that can be harmful if performed during pregnancy. They include:
- Holding your breath during any activity.
- Activities where falling is likely (such as skiing and horseback riding).
- Contact sports such as softball, football, basketball, and volleyball.
- Any exercise that may cause even mild abdominal trauma such as activities that include jarring motions or rapid changes in direction.
- Deep knee bends, full sit-ups, double leg raises, and straight-leg toe touches.
- Waist-twisting movements while standing.
- Heavy exercise spurts followed by long periods of no activity.
- Exercise in hot, humid weather.
What Should a Pregnancy Exercise Program Consist Of?
For total fitness, a pregnancy exercise program should strengthen and condition your muscles.
Always begin by warming up for five minutes and stretching for five minutes. Include at least fifteen minutes of cardiovascular activity. Measure your heart rate at times of peak activity. Follow aerobic activity with five to ten minutes of gradually slower exercise that ends with gentle stretching.
Here are some basic exercise guidelines for pregnant women:
- Wear loose fitting, comfortable clothes as well as a good support bra.
- Choose shoes that are designed for the type of exercise you do. Proper shoes are your best protection against injury.
- Exercise on a flat, level surface to prevent injury.
- Consume enough calories to meet the needs of your pregnancy (300 more calories per day than before you were pregnant) as well as your exercise program.
- Finish eating at least one hour before exercising.
- Drink water before, during, and after your workout.
- After doing floor exercises, get up slowly and gradually to prevent dizziness.
- Never exercise to the point of exhaustion. If you cannot talk normally while exercising, you are probably over-exerting yourself and should slow down your activity.
What Pregnancy Changes May Affect Exercise?
Physical changes during pregnancy create extra demands on your body. Keeping in mind the changes listed below, remember that you need to listen to your body and adjust your activities or exercise routine as necessary
- Your developing baby and other internal changes require more oxygen and energy.
- Hormones produced during pregnancy cause the ligaments that support your joints to stretch, increasing the risk of injury.
- The extra weight and the uneven distribution of your weight shift your center of gravity. The extra weight also puts stress on joints and muscles in the lower back and pelvic area and makes it easier for you to lose your balance.
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Torque 2D - World Limits Tutorial
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to set up and use world limits in Torque 2D (T2D). 'World limits' are an object's boundaries within a game. That is, an object's world limits define the area the object can occupy in your world.
To prepare for this tutorial, run Torque 2D and load the TutorialBase
project (if it's not already loaded) by choosing Open Project... from the file menu and
selecting games/TutorialBase. Next, create a new scenecreate a new scene. Finally,
save your scenesave your scene by the name "WorldLimit".
For this tutorial, we'll just use one object to examine all the possibilities of the Torque 2D world limit system. In the Create tab on the right side of the Scene Editor, open the Static Sprites section. Drag the girder-like crate (space_crateImageMap) into the Scene View.
In order to see the effects of world limits, we're going to want this object to move. First, make sure that the crate is selected by clicking on it. Next, click the Edit tab on the right side of the screen and scroll down to the Physics section. Open that section by clicking it, then change Velocity X to "10" and Velocity Y to "10". Save your scene, then press the Play button Play button. If everything is done right, you should see the crate slide off the screen to the right.
Figure 2
In order to see world limits at work, we need to define those limits for our crate. To do this, select the crate object in the Scene View and keep your mouse over it. You'll see the Object Editor Toolbar appear over it... select Change the world limits for this object. Click it, and the view will zoom out to show you the current world limits of the crate, which is shown as a gray rectangle.
Drag the sizing handles (blue squares) until the world limits are within the blue camera view box. When this is complete, click on the Selection Tool (white arrow) in the toolbar, or hit Enter. This saves the world limits and returns you to the normal view.
Now we are set up to experiment with the various response modes. Every object in your game has its own world limit response settings. Select the crate, then open the World Limits section in the Edit tab. Assuming you haven't fiddled with this already, you'll just see the Limit Mode property set to OFF. Set it to NULL (as shown in Figure 5), and you'll see the coordinates that define the crate's world limits, as well as the Callback checkbox. We won't go too deeply into the Callback checkbox here, but suffice it to say that it is used when you want to script your object's limit response in an onWorldLimit function.
Okay, time for the fun part: trying each response mode. We'll go through the definitions here; you should go ahead and set the Limit Mode to each of these, then click Play to see the mode in action.
OFF: The world limits are not even tested by the object.
NULL: The world limits are tested, but no action is taken when the object reaches the limits; it just continues on its way. This mode is used in combination with the Callback checkbox to script your own responses to reaching the world limits.
BOUNCE: The object bounces off the world limits in a simple, pong-like way and doesn't include spin.
CLAMP: The object slides along the world limits and will not move past them.
STICKY: The object stops all movement when it touches the world limits.
KILL: The object deletes itself when it touches the world limits.
If you ever want to see the world limits in the Scene View, click on an empty area of the Scene View and open the Debug Rendering section in the Edit tab. In this section, select the World Limits checkbox, and you'll see the crate's world limits displayed in white . Note that you will not see anything for objects that have Limit Mode set to OFF.
This tutorial has covered most of the basics of world limits in T2D. These represent very simple possibilities for world limits, and you will often want to script additional effects. One of the most useful of the basic responses is KILL, which can easily take care of any objects (like shots or the like) that go flying off the screen. Whatever your specific needs, you now have a solid jumping off point.


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.jasypt.digest | |
| org.jasypt.digest.config | |
| org.jasypt.encryption.pbe | |
| org.jasypt.encryption.pbe.config | |
| org.jasypt.salt |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
PooledByteDigester.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
Sets the salt generator to be used.
|
void |
StandardStringDigester.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
Sets the salt generator to be used.
|
void |
PooledStringDigester.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
Sets the salt generator to be used.
|
void |
StandardByteDigester.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
Sets the salt generator to be used.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
SaltGenerator |
SimpleDigesterConfig.getSaltGenerator() |
SaltGenerator |
DigesterConfig.getSaltGenerator()
Returns a
SaltGenerator implementation to be used by the digester. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
EnvironmentDigesterConfig.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator) |
void |
SimpleDigesterConfig.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
Sets the salt generator.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
StandardPBEByteEncryptor.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
Sets the salt generator to be used.
|
void |
StandardPBEBigDecimalEncryptor.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
Sets the salt generator to be used.
|
void |
StandardPBEBigIntegerEncryptor.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
Sets the salt generator to be used.
|
void |
StandardPBEStringEncryptor.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
Sets the salt generator to be used.
|
void |
PooledPBEStringEncryptor.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
Sets the salt generator to be used.
|
void |
PooledPBEBigDecimalEncryptor.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
Sets the salt generator to be used.
|
void |
PooledPBEByteEncryptor.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
Sets the salt generator to be used.
|
void |
PooledPBEBigIntegerEncryptor.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
Sets the salt generator to be used.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
SaltGenerator |
SimplePBEConfig.getSaltGenerator() |
SaltGenerator |
PBEConfig.getSaltGenerator()
Returns a
SaltGenerator implementation to be used by the
encryptor. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
EnvironmentPBEConfig.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator) |
void |
SimplePBEConfig.setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
Sets the salt generator.
|
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
FixedSaltGenerator
Marker interface for all implementations of
SaltGenerator that
will always return the same salt (for the same amount of bytes asked). |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ByteArrayFixedSaltGenerator
Byte-array based implementation of
FixedSaltGenerator , that will
always return the same salt. |
class |
FixedByteArraySaltGenerator
Deprecated.
Deprecated in 1.9.2 in favour of
ByteArrayFixedSaltGenerator , which
implements the new FixedSaltGenerator interface and therefore is able to benefit
from the performance improvements associated with it. This class will be removed
in 1.10.0 (or 2.0.0). |
class |
FixedStringSaltGenerator
Deprecated.
Deprecated in 1.9.2 in favour of
StringFixedSaltGenerator , which
implements the new FixedSaltGenerator interface and therefore is able to benefit
from the performance improvements associated with it. This class will be removed
in 1.10.0 (or 2.0.0). |
class |
RandomSaltGenerator
This implementation of
SaltGenerator holds a secure random
generator which can be used for generating random salts for encryption
or digesting. |
class |
StringFixedSaltGenerator
String based implementation of
FixedSaltGenerator , that will
always return the same salt. |
class |
ZeroSaltGenerator
This implementation of
SaltGenerator always returns a salt
of the required length, filled with zero bytes. |
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If your data includes change over time, you must take seasonality into account
Never use months as time unit (unless it is inherintly monthly, like rent)


Domain Names and ICANN:
What is a Domain:
Domain name is the address of your website that people type in the browser URL bar to visit your website. In
simple terms, if your website was a house, then your domain name will be its address.
To understand how domain names actually work, we will take a look at what happens when you enter it in
your browser.
- When you enter a domain name in your web browser, it first sends a request to a global network of
servers that form the Domain Name System (DNS).
- These servers then look up for the name servers associated with the domain and forward the request to
those name servers.
- These name servers are computers managed by your hosting company. Your hosting company will forward your
request to the computer where your website is stored.
- This computer is called a web server. It has special software installed (Apache, Nginx are two popular
web server software). The web server now fetches the web page and pieces of information associated with
it.
- Finally, it then sends this data back to the browser.
Check out the photo below to get a better understanding.
Who is Responsible for Domain Name System?
Domain name is the address of your website that people type in the browser URL bar to visit your website. In
simple terms, if your website was a house, then your domain name will be its address.
Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) manages the domain names system. It is a
non-profit organization that creates and implements the policies for domain names.
ICANN gives permission to companies called Domain Name Registrars for selling domain names. These domain
registrars are allowed to make changes to domain names registry on your behalf. Domain name registrars can sell domain names, manage its records, renewals, and transfers to other registrars.
There are many different domain name extensions that are available. Some of the most popular domain name
extensions are: .com, .net, .org, .info, .edu. There numerous other country level domains such as .us,
.in, .ly, .io, and many more.


Aladdin
In the glorious city of Agrab lives Aladdin, a cheerful thief with a golden heart. He lives and does not know that soon he will have the greatest adventure in life. After all, only with its help the black magician Jafar can take possession of an incredible treasure - a lamp in which a powerful genie fulfilling desires is enclosed. And only the cunning, ingenuity and kindness of Aladdin and his friends - monkey Abu, Princess Jasmine and Jinn himself - can prevent Jafar from taking over the lamp and seizing power over the world.


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