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- Campus - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business
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Represents campus table.
- Campus() - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business.Campus
- Competency - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business
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Represents competency table.
- Competency() - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business.Competency
- CompetencyController - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.controller
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Competency related end-points.
- CompetencyController(CompetencyService) - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.controller.CompetencyController
- CompetencyDTO - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.model
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Used to transfer competency data.
- CompetencyDTO(String, String, String, int) - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.model.CompetencyDTO
- CompetencyForQualification - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.model
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Used to transfer competency data with relation to qualification.
- CompetencyForQualification(String, CompetencyDTO, CompetencyTypeDTO) - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.model.CompetencyForQualification
- CompetencyForQualificationModelAssembler - Interface in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.component.modelassembler
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Describes class that provides helper methods to convert CompetencyQualification entity into representation model.
- CompetencyForQualificationModelAssemblerImpl - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.component.modelassembler
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Provides helper methods to convert CompetencyQualification entity into a representation model.
- CompetencyForQualificationModelAssemblerImpl(CompetencyModelAssembler, CompetencyTypeModelAssembler) - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.component.modelassembler.CompetencyForQualificationModelAssemblerImpl
- CompetencyModelAssembler - Interface in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.component.modelassembler
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Describes class that provides helper methods to convert Competency entity into representation model.
- CompetencyModelAssemblerImpl - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.component.modelassembler
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Converts Competency into Representation model.
- CompetencyModelAssemblerImpl() - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.component.modelassembler.CompetencyModelAssemblerImpl
- CompetencyNotFoundException - Exception in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.exception
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Used when competency not found.
- CompetencyNotFoundException() - Constructor for exception au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.exception.CompetencyNotFoundException
- CompetencyQualification - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business
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Represents competency_qualification table.
- CompetencyQualification() - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business.CompetencyQualification
- CompetencyQualificationPK - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business.pk
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Represents PK for competency_qualification table.
- CompetencyQualificationPK() - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business.pk.CompetencyQualificationPK
- CompetencyQualificationRepository - Interface in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.repository.business
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Describes CompetencyQualification repository.
- CompetencyRepository - Interface in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.repository.business
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Competency repository.
- CompetencyService - Interface in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.service
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Describes class that handles competency related operations.
- CompetencyServiceImpl - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.service
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Handles competency related data and operations.
- CompetencyServiceImpl(CompetencyRepository, CompetencyModelAssembler) - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.service.CompetencyServiceImpl
- CompetencyType - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business
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Represents competency_type table.
- CompetencyType() - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business.CompetencyType
- CompetencyTypeController - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.controller
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Competency Type related end-points.
- CompetencyTypeController(CompetencyTypeService) - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.controller.CompetencyTypeController
- CompetencyTypeDTO - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.model
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Used to transfer Competency Type data.
- CompetencyTypeDTO(String, String) - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.model.CompetencyTypeDTO
- CompetencyTypeModelAssembler - Interface in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.component.modelassembler
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Describes class that provides helper methods to convert CompetencyType entity into a representation model.
- CompetencyTypeModelAssemblerImpl - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.component.modelassembler
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Provides helper methods to convert CompetencyType entity into a representation model.
- CompetencyTypeModelAssemblerImpl() - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.component.modelassembler.CompetencyTypeModelAssemblerImpl
- CompetencyTypeNotFoundException - Exception in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.exception
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Used when competency type not found.
- CompetencyTypeNotFoundException() - Constructor for exception au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.exception.CompetencyTypeNotFoundException
- CompetencyTypeRepository - Interface in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.repository.business
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Describes competency type repository.
- CompetencyTypeService - Interface in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.service
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Describes class that handles competency type related operations.
- CompetencyTypeServiceImpl - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.service
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Processes competency type related operations.
- CompetencyTypeServiceImpl(CompetencyTypeModelAssembler, CompetencyTypeRepository) - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.service.CompetencyTypeServiceImpl
- configure(AuthenticationManagerBuilder) - Method in class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.config.WebSecurityConfig
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Configures authentication manager builder.
- configure(HttpSecurity) - Method in class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.config.WebSecurityConfig
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Configures HTTP security.
- createEncodedJws(String, String, ZonedDateTime) - Method in class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.component.JwsUtilityImpl
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Creates JWS.
- createEncodedJws(String, String, ZonedDateTime) - Method in interface au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.component.JwsUtility
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Generates a new token encoded in BASE64.
- createNewAuthorizationToken(User) - Method in class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.service.UserServiceImpl
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Creates new authorization token and persists it in the DB.
- createNewAuthorizationToken(User) - Method in interface au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.service.UserService
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Creates new authorization token and saves it to the DB.
- CrnDetail - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business
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Represents crn_detail table.
- CrnDetail() - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business.CrnDetail
- CrnDetailPK - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business.pk
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Represents PK for crn_detail table.
- CrnDetailPK() - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business.pk.CrnDetailPK
- CrnSessionTimetable - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business
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Represents crn_session_timetable table.
- CrnSessionTimetable() - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business.CrnSessionTimetable
- CrnSessionTimetablePK - Class in au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business.pk
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Represents PK for crn_session_timetable table.
- CrnSessionTimetablePK() - Constructor for class au.edu.tafesa.spsbuddyrestservice.entity.business.pk.CrnSessionTimetablePK
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What's Wrong With Being "The Expert"?
UX and Problems in Tech
For must of us here at DBC this will be our first time stepping into the tech world and while everything still seems fresh and new there will come a time where, at least in the eyes of our clients, we will be considered experts in our fields. No pressure right? We’ll be expected to sit in on meetings, counted on to articulate our visions, and presumed to be able to craft any request regardless of how obscure it may seem. But through it all it’s quite easy to forget that the reason why we became developers in the first place was to create beautiful and meaningful things. We owe it to users everywhere to steer our clients on the path towards providing the best user experience.
A little over a year ago, a short video titled “The Expert” made head lines in tech groups. The satirical video, which runs approximately seven minutes and thirty-five seconds, chronicles an amusingly infuriating meeting between a tech consultant and a client and exposes a scenario that all too often still happens today. What happens when a client makes what they believe to be a reasonable request and an “expert” armed only with technical jargon tries to articulate all the reasons a request isn’t possible? Though through its entirety the focus remains on the technical impossibility of the request and one topic is never considered, what will give the end user the best experience?
What “The Expert” seeks to expose are actually very common issues in a typical meeting. Such issues as, who actually has the final say in what technology is designed, who decides what functions are built, and more importantly who is allowed to attend design discussions, and should the topics of technology and design be exclusive to technical experts? From an expert’s perspective, a client’s request can sometimes seem bizarre and it’s often difficult to fathom how a client doesn’t see how impractical their request really is. Clients on the other hand view this predicament in quite the opposite. They perceive what seems like a reasonable request that is shot down at every turn by some expert reciting technical verbiage, annoyed, difficult, and condescending.
The reality is that using proper language to bridge the gap between client and technical expert is a job in itself. For my fellow cohorts and I, it would be too easy to claim a lack of knowledge as someone just entering the tech field. To say that the honest truth is that we as aspiring Jr. Developers just don’t know enough about designing for the user experience to chime in on what our users deserve. In fact, in doing so we would be following suite, walking in the footsteps of web masters and developers who’ve come before us. It’s why UX design is a growing field in itself.
With years of experience it becomes almost impossible to remember what it was once like to not be an expert and be able to use our technical knowhow to guide our non-technical clients. Yes the job of bridging this gap belongs to the UX designer but the responsibility of expert and client first and foremost is to the end user. As developers our sole purpose should be to create beautiful and meaningful things, not because of aesthetics but because they are created with the user experience in mind. “The expert” roots its groundwork on the idea that technology and design should be left to technical experts but gone are the days where design conversations are based on technical impossibilities. Clients will continue to make unreasonable requests. It will be our job to choose how we respond and drive the focus towards the user experience.


core.lambda
Core combinators and higher-order functions
Example
λ = require('core.lambda')
function add2(a, b) { return a + b }
var add = λ.curry(add2)
λ.compose(add(1), λ.compose( λ.uncurry(add2)
, λ.constant([2, 3])))()
// => 6
Installing
The easiest way is to grab it from NPM. If you're running in a Browser environment, you can use [Browserify][]
$ npm install core.lambda
Using with CommonJS
If you're not using NPM, [Download the latest release][release], and require
the core.lambda.umd.js
file:
var Lambda = require('core.lambda')
Using with AMD
[Download the latest release][release], and require the core.lambda.umd.js
file:
require(['core.lambda'], function(Lambda) {
( ... )
})
Using without modules
[Download the latest release][release], and load the core.lambda.umd.js
file. The properties are exposed in the global folktale.core.lambda
object:
<script src="/path/to/core.lambda.umd.js"></script>
Compiling from source
If you want to compile this library from the source, you'll need [Git][], [Make][], [Node.js][], and run the following commands:
$ git clone git://github.com/folktale/core.lambda.git
$ cd core.lambda
$ npm install
$ make bundle
This will generate the dist/core.lambda.umd.js
file, which you can load in
any JavaScript environment.
Documentation
You can [read the documentation online][docs] or build it yourself:
$ git clone git://github.com/folktale/core.lambda.git
$ cd core.lambda
$ npm install
$ make documentation
Then open the file docs/index.html
in your browser.
Platform support
This library assumes an ES5 environment, but can be easily supported in ES3 platforms by the use of shims. Just include [es5-shim][] :)
Licence
Copyright (c) 2013 Quildreen Motta.
Released under the MIT licence.
[Fantasy Land]: https://github.com/fantasyland/fantasy-land [Browserify]: http://browserify.org/ [Git]: http://git-scm.com/ [Make]: http://www.gnu.org/software/make/ [Node.js]: http://nodejs.org/ [es5-shim]: https://github.com/kriskowal/es5-shim [docs]: http://folktale.github.io/core.lambda [release]: https://github.com/folktale/core.lambda/releases/download/v1.0.0/core.lambda-1.0.0.tar.gz


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Generate performance scaling figures for the constrained testbed.
The figures show the scaling of the performance in terms of ERT w.r.t. number of constraints on a log-log scale.
TODO: - docstring - example
Comments: (Paul) for now the strategy is to keep the same interface as in ppfigdim.py and implement an additional call to ppfigcons if data is from the constrained test suite
| Function | beautify |
Customize figure format. |
| Function | ecdfs_figure_caption |
Undocumented |
| Function | fix_styles |
a short hack to fix length of styles |
| Function | get_ecdfs_all_groups_caption |
Returns figure caption for ECDF plots aggregating over function groups. |
| Function | get_ecdfs_single_fcts_caption |
Returns figure caption for single function ECDF plots. |
| Function | get_ecdfs_single_functions_single_dim_caption |
Returns figure caption for single function ECDF plots showing the results of 2+ algorithms in a single dimension. |
| Function | legend_fontsize_scaler |
return a fontsize scaling factor depending on the number of entries in the legend. |
| Function | main |
From a DataSetList, returns figures showing the scaling: ERT/dim vs dim. |
| Function | plotLegend |
Display right-side legend. |
| Function | prepare_ecdfs_figure_caption |
Undocumented |
| Function | prepare_scaling_figure_caption |
Undocumented |
| Function | providecolorsforlatex |
Provides the dvipsnames colors in pure LaTeX. |
| Function | scaling_figure_caption |
Undocumented |
| Function | ylim_upperbound |
Undocumented |
| Variable | fontsize |
Undocumented |
| Variable | legend |
Undocumented |
| Variable | legend_text_max_len |
Undocumented |
| Variable | ratio_nbsucc_to_display |
Undocumented |
| Variable | refcolor |
Undocumented |
| Variable | show_algorithms |
Undocumented |
| Variable | show_significance |
Undocumented |
Customize figure format.
adding a legend, axis label, etc
| Parameters | |
| dim | Undocumented |
| legend | Undocumented |
| rightlegend | Undocumented |
| bool legend | if True, display a box legend |
| bool rightlegend | if True, makes some space on the right for legend |
return a fontsize scaling factor depending on the number of entries in the legend.
Works currently well with fontsize 14, where a legend with up to ~30 entries will still fit into the figure.
From a DataSetList, returns figures showing the scaling: ERT/dim vs dim.
One function and one target per figure.
target can be a scalar, a list with one element or a pproc.TargetValues instance with one target.
sortedAlgs is a list of string-identifies (folder names)
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Senators Demand Trump Halt Huawei License Approvals
Tech giant previously put on trade blacklist, accused of spying
by Zero HedgeReuters is now reporting that more than a dozen US senators have demanded the Trump administration to halt the Commerce Department from issuing licenses to US firms that conduct business with Huawei.
On Wednesday, the Trump administration allowed some suppliers to restart sales with the Chinese telecom after it was placed on a blacklist for national security threats over the summer.
The Commerce Department started issuing licenses on Wednesday to some US firms to conduct business with Huawei. One US official told Reuters that 300 license requests were filed, and half of those requests were processed by late Wednesday. Another source told Reuters that most of the licenses were for sales of cell phone and non-electronic parts.
But by Thursday, a bipartisan group of 15 US senators had enough with President Trump’s games. They demanded the administration to halt the Commerce Department from issuing licenses immediately.
Senators wanted the administration to provide Congress with a detailed report outlining specific criteria for determining whether or not the approval of any license poses a national security threat.”
The letter was signed by Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer and Republican Senator Tom Cotton; the demands read: “congressional leaders “be notified prior to the issuance of any licenses to US firms to sell components to Huawei and its affiliates.”
Republicans Ben Sasse, John Cornyn, Josh Hawley, and Rick Scott and Democrats Elizabeth Warren, Richard Blumenthal, Ron Wyden, and Cory Booker also signed the letter.
President Trump has slammed Huawei for spying and put it on a trade blacklist over the summer after trade talks with China collapsed. The blacklist has prevented US firms from selling electrical components to Huawei unless granted special licenses.
The Trump administration has spent a great deal of effort in labeling Huawei as a national security threat but now wants companies to do business with the Chinese telecom. The idea behind granting licenses was to produce positive “trade optimism” and save stocks from rolling over.
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Grade 4 pupil suspended for allegedly throwing pencil case at teacher
by Nicole McCainA Heidelberg teacher was rushed to a local hospital after a Grade 4 pupil allegedly threw his pencil case at her.
The teacher was struck in the face but was discharged from hospital on the same day after receiving medical attention.
The Sakhile Primary School pupil has since been suspended following the incident on Tuesday, confirmed Gauteng Department of Education spokesperson Steve Mabona.
It is understood that the perpetrator left through a broken palisade fence and returned to the school with his grandmother and aunt.
"The circuit manager and the school principal related the incident and informed them that their child was suspended with immediate effect, which they acknowledged," says Mabona.
"The parents were taken in confidence and assured that the Departmental procedure will unfold as per the legislation, which will be facilitated by the [school governing body]. Further it was agreed that the learner will be allowed to write his examination."
A hearing will take place after November 20.
"Learner ill-discipline will not be tolerated in our environment which must always be conducive for teaching and learning," Mabona says.
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The teacher is currently recuperating at home and the Department’s employee wellness officials are have offered her support, Mabona adds.


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Grants permission on a file, directory, registry key, or certificate's private key/key container.
Grant-Permission [-Path] <String> [-Identity] <String> [-Permission] <String[]> [[-ApplyTo] {Container | SubContainers | ContainerAndSubContainers | Leaves | ContainerAndLeaves | SubContainersAndLeaves | ContainerAndSubContainersAndLeaves | ChildContainers | ContainerAndChildContainers | ChildLeaves | ContainerAndChildLeaves | ChildContainersAndChildLeaves | ContainerAndChildContainersAndChildLeaves}] [[-Type] {Allow | Deny}] [-Clear] [-PassThru] [-Force] [-WhatIf] [-Confirm] [<CommonParameters>]
The Grant-Permission
functions grants permissions to files, directories, registry keys, and certificate private key/key containers. It detects what you are setting permissions on by inspecting the path of the item. If the path is relative, it uses the current location to determine if file system, registry, or private keys permissions should be set.
The Permissions
attribute should be a list of FileSystemRights, RegistryRights, or CryptoKeyRights, for files/directories, registry keys, and certificate private keys, respectively. These commands will show you the values for the appropriate permissions for your object:
[Enum]::GetValues([Security.AccessControl.FileSystemRights])
[Enum]::GetValues([Security.AccessControl.RegistryRights])
[Enum]::GetValues([Security.AccessControl.CryptoKeyRights])
Beginning with Carbon 2.0, permissions are only granted if they don't exist on an item (inherited permissions are ignored). If you always want to grant permissions, use the Force
switch.
Before Carbon 2.0, this function returned any new/updated access rules set on Path
. In Carbon 2.0 and later, use the PassThru
switch to get an access rule object back (you'll always get one regardless if the permissions changed or not).
By default, permissions allowing access are granted. Beginning in Carbon 2.3.0, you can grant permissions denying access by passing Deny
as the value of the Type
parameter.
When setting permissions on a container (directory/registry key) you can control inheritance and propagation flags using the ApplyTo
parameter. This parameter is designed to hide the complexities of the Windows' inheritance and propagation flags. There are 13 possible combinations.
Given this tree
C
/ \
CC CL
/ \
GC GL
where
The ApplyTo
parameter takes one of the following 13 values and applies permissions to:
The following table maps ContainerInheritanceFlags
values to the actual InheritanceFlags
and PropagationFlags
values used:
ContainerInheritanceFlags InheritanceFlags PropagationFlags
------------------------- ---------------- ----------------
Container None None
SubContainers ContainerInherit InheritOnly
Leaves ObjectInherit InheritOnly
ChildContainers ContainerInherit InheritOnly,
NoPropagateInherit
ChildLeaves ObjectInherit InheritOnly
ContainerAndSubContainers ContainerInherit None
ContainerAndLeaves ObjectInherit None
SubContainerAndLeaves ContainerInherit,ObjectInherit InheritOnly
ContainerAndChildContainers ContainerInherit None
ContainerAndChildLeaves ObjectInherit None
ContainerAndChildContainersAndChildLeaves ContainerInherit,ObjectInherit NoPropagateInherit
ContainerAndSubContainersAndLeaves ContainerInherit,ObjectInherit None
ChildContainersAndChildLeaves ContainerInherit,ObjectInherit InheritOnly
The above information adapated from Manage Access to Windows Objects with ACLs and the .NET Framework, published in the November 2004 copy of MSDN Magazine.
If you prefer to speak in InheritanceFlags
or PropagationFlags
, you can use the ConvertTo-ContainerInheritaceFlags
function to convert your flags into Carbon's flags.
When setting permissions on a certificate's private key/key container, if a certificate doesn't have a private key, it is ignored and no permissions are set. Since certificate's are always leaves, the ApplyTo
parameter is ignored.
When using the -Clear
switch, note that the local Administrators
account will always remain. In testing on Windows 2012 R2, we noticed that when Administrators
access was removed, you couldn't read the key anymore.
| Name | Type | Description | Required? | Pipeline Input | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Path | String | The path on which the permissions should be granted. Can be a file system, registry, or certificate path. |
true | false | |
| Identity | String | The user or group getting the permissions. |
true | false | |
| Permission | String[] | The permission: e.g. FullControl, Read, etc. For file system items, use values from System.Security.AccessControl.FileSystemRights. For registry items, use values from System.Security.AccessControl.RegistryRights. |
true | false | |
| ApplyTo | ContainerInheritanceFlags | How to apply container permissions. This controls the inheritance and propagation flags. Default is full inheritance, e.g. |
false | false | ContainerAndSubContainersAndLeaves |
| Type | AccessControlType | The type of rule to apply, either This parameter was added in Carbon 2.3.0. |
false | false | Allow |
| Clear | SwitchParameter | Removes all non-inherited permissions on the item. |
false | false | False |
| PassThru | SwitchParameter | Returns an object representing the permission created or set on the The |
false | false | False |
| Force | SwitchParameter | Grants permissions, even if they are already present. |
false | false | False |
| WhatIf | SwitchParameter | false | false | ||
| Confirm | SwitchParameter | false | false | ||
| CommonParameters | This cmdlet supports common parameters. For more information type Get-Help about_CommonParameters . |
System.Security.AccessControl.AccessRule. When setting permissions on a file or directory, a System.Security.AccessControl.FileSystemAccessRule
is returned. When setting permissions on a registry key, a System.Security.AccessControl.RegistryAccessRule
returned. When setting permissions on a private key, a System.Security.AccessControl.CryptoKeyAccessRule
object is returned.
Grant-Permission -Identity ENTERPRISE\Engineers -Permission FullControl -Path C:\EngineRoom
Grants the Enterprise's engineering group full control on the engine room. Very important if you want to get anywhere.
Grant-Permission -Identity ENTERPRISE\Interns -Permission ReadKey,QueryValues,EnumerateSubKeys -Path rklm:\system\WarpDrive
Grants the Enterprise's interns access to read about the warp drive. They need to learn someday, but at least they can't change anything.
Grant-Permission -Identity ENTERPRISE\Engineers -Permission FullControl -Path C:\EngineRoom -Clear
Grants the Enterprise's engineering group full control on the engine room. Any non-inherited, existing access rules are removed from C:\EngineRoom
.
Grant-Permission -Identity ENTERPRISE\Engineers -Permission FullControl -Path 'cert:\LocalMachine\My\1234567890ABCDEF1234567890ABCDEF12345678'
Grants the Enterprise's engineering group full control on the<PHONE_NUMBER>ABCDEF1234567890ABCDEF12345678
certificate's private key/key container.
Grant-Permission -Identity BORG\Locutus -Permission FullControl -Path 'C:\EngineRoom' -Type Deny
Demonstrates how to grant deny permissions on an objecy with the Type
parameter.


Money Play. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
pips Red=138 White=101
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Position from Phil Simborg
Most people would double this position but not many would take, seeing only a crashed home board and a gammon lost.
The double is clear and it is nearly a blunder no to double. However, it is a triple blunder to pass!
White has many ways to win. A Red fan followed by a White 1 puts tremendous pressure on Red to perform. Red could enter and the crash his home board and then it is he who is looking at the gammon loss. Also, don’t discount White’s long-term equity from holding the 2-pt.
The old adage that nearly all prime vs prime positions are takes looks close to the mark!
Most people would double this position but not many would take, seeing only a crashed home board and a gammon lost.
The double is clear and it is nearly a blunder no to double. However, it is a triple blunder to pass!
White has many ways to win. A Red fan followed by a White 1 puts tremendous pressure on Red to perform. Red could enter and the crash his home board and then it is he who is looking at the gammon loss. Also, don’t discount White’s long-term equity from holding the 2-pt.
The old adage that nearly all prime vs prime positions are takes looks close to the mark!
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.311 0.667 0.165 0.005 - 0.333 0.185 0.008 Cubeful equities: 1. No double +0.495 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.505) 3. Double, take +0.396 (-0.099) Proper cube action: No double, take (16.4%)


--- layout: post title: What's So Bad About Smalltalk? published: 1 category: - Programming ---
The past twenty years have brought us all manner of new programming languages, many of which feature lots of reserved words and cartoon-curse-word punctuation, all in the name of making our programming tasks easier, or putting more power into the developer's hands. Should the "less is more" principle be put into play instead? That is, use programming languages which most clearly expresses the intent of the developer.
What constitutes 'most expressive" is certainly debatable, but if you're looking for something that looks less like line noise and more like a prose description of a solution, I'm beginning to ask myself: What the heck's the matter with Smalltalk? Minimal syntax, rich libraries, tremendous IDEs, everything is an object...am I missing something?
I have never programmed in Smalltalk in my career other than playing around with VisualWorks Smalltalk 7.1 at home. Every Smalltalker I've met has without fail been truly excellent at the craft of software development. It makes me feel that I've missed the boat, and that perhaps instead of going crazy with all this wacky new syntax, let's get back to a language that doesn't get in the way of our producing great software.
I sense a certain longing for Smalltalk's simplicity in others as well...see this.


THE BLACK CAULDRON A Film Review by Jon Turner Posted June 23, 1999
Rating: **** out of *****
I remember seeing the trailer of THE BLACK CAULDRON on the PINOCCHIO video. It really scared me, and I didn't want to go see it. However, after I heard about how wonderful it was, I wanted to see it. I didn't get a chance to do so, until now.
The film, Disney's 25th animated feature, opens with a menacing shot of a great black cauldron unshrouded by mist as a narrator begins to tell the tale: A long time ago in the land of Prydain, there was a King so evil, that his spirit was captured in the cauldron. It has been hidden for centuries, and whoever possesses it will have the power to conjure up an army of deathless warriors, and with them rule the world… and destroy it.
Then, we meet a farmer-wizard, Dallben, and his young apprentice, Taran.   An evil ruler known as the Horned King is searching for the Black Cauldron, and only Hen Wen has the power to show its location.
Taran leads Hen Wen into the forest, but of course, he loses her, and tries to go find her.  When he hears Hen Wen's squeal from far away, though, he races to her rescue–only to see her get kidnapped by dragonlike gwythants. Taran chases after the gwythants and finds himself staring at the Horned King's castle from far away.
Taran climbs the castle walls, and brings himself into the castle, where he attempts to rescue Hen Wen. He manages to do so, but he is himself captured and thrown into the dungeon. There, he meets Princess Eilonwy (and her magic bauble, another thing which the Horned King was hoping to use to find the cauldron), and the two escape through the deep castle walls. Along the way, Taran finds a sword in a burial chamber, and they rescue a comic bard named Fflewdurr Flamm, who has a harp whose strings break whenever he tells a lie. The three manage to escape the Horned King's castle, but not before Taran realizes that his sword is magic.
As they rest in the forest, Gurgi reappears, claiming to have found Hen Wen's trail. He leads Taran, Eilonwy and Fflewdurr, by way of `pig tracks', to a whirlpool. Suddenly, they all get sucked under, and they meet the fairy-like Fairfolk. Taran is reunited with Hen Wen, and informed that the Black Cauldron is hidden in the land of Morva. He then devises a crazy idea that if they can destroy the cauldron, it would prevent the Horned King from destroying their world.
With the help of a grumpy fairy named Doli, the four travelers manage to find themselves at a mysterious cottage. It turns out to be no ordinary cottage; three comically strange witches inhabit the place. When Taran tells them that they are searching for the Black Cauldron, they agree to let him have it–in exchange for his sword. Taran agrees, much to Eilonwy's horror, but at least they get the Black Cauldron. But… the cauldron can't be destroyed, only its evil powers can be stopped. The only way to do so is for a living being to climb into it of his own free will… never to return alive.
Things take a turn for the worse when the Horned King's henchmen capture Taran, Eilonwy, and Fflewdurr, along with the Black Cauldron, and lead them back to the castle. Taran, Eilonwy, and Fflewdurr watch in horror as the Horned King unleashes the supernatural powers of the cauldron to ressurect his army of deathless warriors (this is the most horrifying scene in the film, because here, a dead army comes alive…).
Just when all seems lost, though, Gurgi reappears, and rescues Taran, Eilonwy, and Fflewdurr. Taran is about to jump into the Black Cauldron, but Gurgi stops him, not wanting him to throw his life away. Gurgi then jumps into the Black Cauldron, and the deathless warriors decay. Taran tries to find a way to rescue Gurgi, but he is forced to do battle against the Horned King. He kicks the Horned King away, who is then magically sucked into the Black Cauldron, where its powers immediately destroy him completely. Taran, Eilonwy, and Fflewdurr manage to escape from the Horned King's castle just as it self-destructs.
The witches then reappear and attempt to take the now useless Black Cauldron away, but Fflewdurr stops them, saying that they `never give anything away, they bargain'. In response to this, the witches offer Taran his sword back, but Taran instead has a new trade: the cauldron for Gurgi. The trade is made; Gurgi's seemingly lifeless body reappears before the heartbroken group.
As Taran cradles him in his arms, though, Gurgi stirs-he is not dead after all! The happy group then returns home, where Hen Wen (brought home by the Fairfolk once the dangers are past), Dallben, and even Doli, await their triumphant return.
As spectacular as it sounds, THE BLACK CAULDRON really suffered a lot in its past times. Before Ron Miller was fired from his position as chairman of Walt Disney Productions, he had bought a novel by Lloyd Alexander called THE BLACK CAULDRON, a sword and sorcery tale for the studio. Bringing this book to the screen was the studio's fondest dream. Miller, who entitled himself as the executive producer, promised that they would do so after they had proved themselves on other projects.
When Micheal Eisner and his executives arrived at the Disney animation studio, the animators were struggling to complete THE BLACK CAULDRON. By this time, things had gone really rocky for the animation department. Many of the studio's old men had retired or died. Therefore, the animators suffered a hard time making this film. Originally budgeted at $25 million, the costs raised to $40 million because of constant changes on everything–and when it was finally released on June 24, 1985, THE BLACK CAULDRON was greeted by praising reviews from some critics, but somehow the film flopped. The film was rated PG and the film, although `Disneyfied' from Lloyd Alexander's CHRONICLES OF PRYDAIN (which is what this film is based on), was much more scarier and darker than Disney's other previous efforts, such as THE RESCUERS and THE FOX AND THE HOUND, which is probably why so many people considered it too scary and stayed away from it. In addition, other critics rejected it for having `no heart' and `unmemorable', compared to other Disney animated features. But whatever the real reason, THE BLACK CAULDRON was a financial disaster, grossing only $21 million. The failure of the film grounded the studio's animation department, and exiled the animation team to annex buildings in nearby Glendale, and it seemed like animated features would no longer become a part of the studio's reputation. The next two Disney animated features, THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE and OLIVER AND COMPANY, although a little more lighthearted than THE BLACK CAULDRON, didn't do much better (although OLIVER AND COMPANY grossed much more than THE BLACK CAULDRON and THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE). Only with THE LITTLE MERMAID did the studio regain its reputation for successful animated features.
As for THE BLACK CAULDRON, it was rereleased in some cities for a temporary time under the title TARAN AND THE MAGIC CAULDRON. Finally, the studio locked the film in the film vault and denied that it ever even was released. Because of all this, you might ask yourself, was THE BLACK CAULDRON really such a bad movie? The people who had seen the film didn't think so. In fact, many people had calls to Buena Vista Home Video requesting for the film, but of course, they denied it. For a while, it seemed like THE BLACK CAULDRON would NEVER be released to video… until September 1997, Disney released THE BLACK CAULDRON to video in the United Kingdom. Few people imported the video from England and converted to NTSC (including me) and for those who hadn't seen the film yet (I am included here), they got quite a treat. But people who had bootleg copies of THE BLACK CAULDRON noticed that in the scene where The Horned King raises his army of deathless warriors, about 12 seconds of ghoulish looking skeletons were slightly trimmed so that the film would get a U rating (in the UK, the U rating means Universal: Suitable for all ages, kinda like their own version of G). Somewhere online, a team of diehard THE BLACK CAULDRON fans signed a petition that said, `Bring Back The Black Cauldron!', and because of that, Disney finally decided to release the video to the United States. Before that time, rumors online had been made that the video would be trimmed, like the UK video, so that it would get a G rating, and that they would add in songs. Those rumors were put to rest when the Walt Disney Company announced that THE BLACK CAULDRON *would* be released in its PG rated version. Even still, when it was finally released to the US, some reaction was mixed. Some felt that it was indeed cut, but some felt that it wasn't. But these where only minor criticisms which seemed laughable, since a film that was absent for thirteen years was finally available.
As for myself, when I saw the movie for the first time (on converted NTSC video), I didn't expect much at all. In fact, I had heard so many mediocre things about it, that I didn't think the film would ever be such a good film. Much to my surprise, when I saw the first few minutes of the film, I was asking myself, "This is the same film everyone saw? The one that flopped at the box office? The one that critics and filmgoers alike called "a bad movie"? This doesn't seem like all of the above. Instead, it's a classic in its own right.
The film has a wonderful cast of characters.  The critics have said that Taran is not likeable at all, but the opposite is true. He is brave, loyal, and eventually learns a lesson about friendship later on. There's a likeable character here! Not that he's the only likeable character in the film. There's Gurgi (John Biner), a lovable little, uh, thing who remains loyal to Taran, even though they don't quite hit it off at first. But another likeable character is the bad guy comic henchman, a dwarf named Creeper (Phil Fondacairo), who is loyal to the film's imaginative and sinister villain, The Horned King (voiced gruesomely by John Hurt), yet he also fears his neck. The other characters, including the sidekicks, a spunky, but sweet princess named Eilonwy and the comic bard Fflewdurr Flamm, and three comically wicked witches who hide a dark secret, although pleasant and likeable, aren't quite as well rounded as they should be.
The story itself is an adventurous one, a quest involving the mystical pig, Hen Wen, the black cauldron itself, and an army of deathless ones with everything: a hooking opening to a spectacular finale. Elmer Bernstein's music also tells the story perfectly, in a dark, yet calming manner. The animation itself is surprisingly good considering that this film was created in the darkest time of the studios. Even though there are some occasional effects that are not quite good, like the ground opening when the Black Cauldron rises out of the earth, the animation overall is top notch.
Overall? This film is an entertaining endeavor. Fans unfamiliar to the Lloyd Alexander CHRONICLES OF PRYDAIN will get a kick out of this one, except young kids. There are some extremely scary scenes which are more darker than Disney's other films (although some consider the stampede sequence from THE LION KING and Frollo observing Esmeralda in the fires of hell in THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME are just as scary), which is the main reason why this film is rated PG. Fans familiar to the Lloyd Alexander series will recognize the differences between the novel and the movie. Even though it doesn't have all of the ingredients of a true Disney film, this film is a classic in its own right, and deserves a far better chance than what it has been given.
That better chance has finally come. Whatever reason about why THE BLACK CAULDRON was such a big failure seems to have disappeared, and the film has finally achieved its place among Disney's most proudest achievements. I can't help but think though, whatever would have happened if THE BLACK CAULDRON *was* a box office success?
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An input mask can be useful when you want to restrict the format of the string a user can input. To create an input mask
add a data-mask
attribute with a valid format string.
Add the placeholder
attribute with the value you want to be displayed as a placeholder. Add the data-placeholder
attribute with the character you want to be displayed when a character needs to be typed, by default it is ‘_’.
The format string can take the following values:
Include an aria-label
attribute that describes the restrictions of the input mask to provide accessibility to
users using assistive technologies.
The code to create the input masks in the example above is as follows:
Refer to Inputmask for more options.


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The package sqlalchemy.types
defines the datatype identifiers which may be used when defining metadata. This package includes a set of generic types, a set of SQL-specific subclasses of those types, and a small extension system used by specific database connectors to adapt these generic types into database-specific type objects.
SQLAlchemy comes with a set of standard generic datatypes, which are defined as classes. Types are usually used when defining tables, and can be left as a class or instantiated, for example:
mytable = Table('mytable', metadata, Column('myid', Integer, primary_key=True), Column('data', String(30)), Column('info', Unicode(100)), Column('value', Number(7,4)) )
Following is a rundown of the standard types.
This type is the base type for all string and character types, such as Unicode
, TEXT
, CLOB
, etc. By default it generates a VARCHAR in DDL. It includes an argument length
, which indicates the length in characters of the type, as well as convert_unicode
and assert_unicode
, which are booleans. length
will be used as the length argument when generating DDL. If length
is omitted, the String
type resolves into the TEXT
type.
convert_unicode=True
indicates that incoming strings, if they are Python unicode
strings, will be encoded into a raw bytestring using the encoding
attribute of the dialect (defaults to utf-8
). Similarly, raw bytestrings coming back from the database will be decoded into unicode
objects on the way back.
assert_unicode
is set to None
by default. When True
, it indicates that incoming bind parameters will be checked that they are in fact unicode
objects, else an error is raised. A value of 'warn'
instead raises a warning. Setting it to None
indicates that the dialect-level convert_unicode
setting should take place, whereas setting it to False
disables it unconditionally (this flag is new as of version 0.4.2).
Both convert_unicode
and assert_unicode
may be set at the engine level as flags to create_engine()
.
The Unicode
type is shorthand for String
with convert_unicode=True
and assert_unicode='warn'
. When writing a Unicode-aware application, it is strongly recommended that this type is used, and that only Unicode strings are used in the application. By "Unicode string" we mean a string with a u, i.e. u'hello'
. Otherwise, particularly when using the ORM, data will be converted to Unicode when it returns from the database, but local data which was generated locally will not be in Unicode format, which can create confusion.
These are the "unbounded" versions of String
and Unicode
. They have no "length" parameter, and generate a column type of TEXT or CLOB.
Numeric types return decimal.Decimal
objects by default. The flag asdecimal=False
may be specified which enables the type to pass data straight through. Numeric also takes "precision" and "scale" arguments which are used when CREATE TABLE is issued.
Float types return Python floats. Float also takes a "precision" argument which is used when CREATE TABLE is issued.
back to section topDate and time types return objects from the Python datetime
module. Most DBAPIs have built in support for the datetime module, with the noted exception of SQLite. In the case of SQLite, date and time types are stored as strings which are then converted back to datetime objects when rows are returned.
The Interval type deals with datetime.timedelta
objects. In Postgres, the native INTERVAL type is used; for others, the value is stored as a date which is relative to the "epoch" (Jan. 1, 1970).
The Binary type generates BLOB or BYTEA when tables are created, and also converts incoming values using the Binary
callable provided by each DBAPI.
Boolean typically uses BOOLEAN or SMALLINT on the CREATE TABLE side, and returns Python True
or False
.
PickleType builds upon the Binary type to apply Python's pickle.dumps()
to incoming objects, and pickle.loads()
on the way out, allowing any pickleable Python object to be stored as a serialized binary field.
These are subclasses of the generic types and include:
class FLOAT(Numeric) class TEXT(String) class DECIMAL(Numeric) class INT(Integer) INTEGER = INT class TIMESTAMP(DateTime) class DATETIME(DateTime) class CLOB(String) class VARCHAR(String) class CHAR(String) class BLOB(Binary) class BOOLEAN(Boolean)
The idea behind the SQL-specific types is that a CREATE TABLE statement would generate the exact type specified.
Each dialect has its own set of types, many of which are available only within that dialect. For example, MySQL has a BigInteger
type and Postgres has an Inet
type. To use these, import them from the module explicitly:
from sqlalchemy.databases.mysql import MSEnum, MSBigInteger table = Table('foo', meta, Column('enumerates', MSEnum('a', 'b', 'c')), Column('id', MSBigInteger) )
Or some postgres types:
from sqlalchemy.databases.postgres import PGInet, PGArray table = Table('foo', meta, Column('ipaddress', PGInet), Column('elements', PGArray(str)) # PGArray is available in 0.4, and takes a type argument )
User-defined types can be created which can augment the bind parameter and result processing capabilities of the built in types. This is usually achieved using the TypeDecorator
class, which "decorates" the behavior of any existing type. As of version 0.4.2, the new process_bind_param()
and process_result_value()
methods should be used:
import sqlalchemy.types as types class MyType(types.TypeDecorator): """a type that decorates Unicode, prefixes values with "PREFIX:" on the way in and strips it off on the way out.""" impl = types.Unicode def process_bind_param(self, value, engine): return "PREFIX:" + value def process_result_value(self, value, engine): return value[7:] def copy(self): return MyType(self.impl.length)
Note that the "old" way to process bind parameters and result values, the convert_bind_param()
and convert_result_value()
methods, are still available. The downside of these is that when using a type which already processes data such as the Unicode
type, you need to call the superclass version of these methods directly. Using process_bind_param()
and process_result_value()
, user-defined code can return and receive the desired Python data directly.
As of version 0.4.2, TypeDecorator
should generally be used for any user-defined type which redefines the behavior of another type, including other TypeDecorator
subclasses such as PickleType
, and the new process_...()
methods described above should be used.
To build a type object from scratch, which will not have a corresponding database-specific implementation, subclass TypeEngine
:
import sqlalchemy.types as types class MyType(types.TypeEngine): def __init__(self, precision = 8): self.precision = precision def get_col_spec(self): return "MYTYPE(%s)" % self.precision def convert_bind_param(self, value, engine): return value def convert_result_value(self, value, engine): return value
Once you make your type, it's immediately useable:
table = Table('foo', meta, Column('id', Integer, primary_key=True), Column('data', MyType(16)) )


It's Time to Say Goodbye: Golden Retriever Bids Farewell to His Buddy
It seems like these two buddies have had a lot of exciting times together, but it's high time to call it day since other things have to be done.
This two years old adorable Golden Retriever, living his doggy life if Florida seems to be unhappy about bidding farewell to his bestie, Kevin, as there're still a lot of places to climb all over and a lot of things to nibble together.
But things have to be done and the two fellas have to go home, see ya!


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This page is dedicated to Chef Floyardee's growing army of Student Scientists! Posted here are "Class Records" of positive accomplishments and a "Hall of Fame" of the most EPIC student work the Chef has ever seen! It is my hope that this page acts to INSPIRE future students to bring their "A-Game" and do their very best each and every day in class! (Note that initials are used in place of actual student names in order to maintain confidentiality.)
Most BLUE Marks, All Time = 13, C.C.; 12.5, K.W.; 12, E.S.
Most BLUE Marks, 2017-2018 School Year = 13, C.C.; 12.5, K.W.; 12, E.S.; 11, C.V.; 10.5, D.J.; 10, B.M. and D.R.
Most BLUE Marks, 2018-2019 School Year = 8, G.W.; 6.5, A.W. and M.I.; 6, E.R.; 5.5, G.S.; 5, B.C., K.H., N.R., J.S., J.B., and O.L.; 4.5, S.M.; 4, N.S.
Most BLUE Marks, 2019-2020 School Year = Currently Being Counted and Earned!
Most Times Having The Randomizer Pick Your Name In One Class = 4 times, A.A.; 3 times, Several Students
Most Student-Created DO NOWS Used In Class = 2, J.P.; 1, B.M., M.G., A.S., and S.H.
Most Days Volunteering to Read the QP & AO For The Class = 111, T.V.D.
Most "Zip-Zap-Zop" Victories = C.F.
Most "Element Elimination" Victories = C.F.
More To Be Added...


Reaching Downing Street would be a ‘big step’, admits Jo Swinson
She admitted the Lib Dems are suffering a ‘squeeze’ in the polls.
Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson has acknowledged it would be a “big step” for her to get to Number 10 from the party’s current poll ratings.
After months of insisting that she was a credible contender for Prime Minister, Ms Swinson appeared to change tack by saying supporting the Lib Dems was the best way of denying Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Tories a majority.
While insisting it was still possible for her to be PM, Ms Swinson told the BBC: “I’m the Liberal Democrat candidate to be prime minister. Not a single vote has been cast in this election. People still do have a genuine choice.
“I recognise that is a big step to take from where the polls look like they are right now.”
Ms Swinson said she did not rule out a government of national unity in the event of a hung Parliament.
Launching the Lib Dem manifesto, Ms Swinson insisted the policy platform showed it is not a “one-trick” anti-Brexit party.
However, Ms Swinson admitted the Lib Dems are suffering a “squeeze” in the polls.
She admitted it would be a “big step” for her to enter Downing Street given the party’s current ratings, the BBC reported.
Ms Swinson insisted the party would do better than the opinion polls predicted, stating: “There has obviously been a bit of a squeeze, but at this point in the 2017 election the polls weren’t a very good indicator to what actually happened in the final outcome.”
Pressed on whether her leadership style could be rubbing voters up the wrong way, Ms Swinson told the PA news agency: “I’m certainly finding that when I meet with people, I’m getting a perfectly warm and enjoyable response, having good conversations with people across the country.”
The Lib Dems are currently standing in the mid-teens in a number of opinion polls after besting Labour and hitting the early 20s in recent months.
On a campaign visit to Cambridge, Ms Swinson insisted the Lib Dems have a wide-ranging agenda.
She told PA: “We have got ambitious plans for free childcare.
“We have ambitious plans to tackle the mental health crisis.
“We have bold plans to deal with the climate emergency.
“And significant investment in schools to give children the best start in life.
“All of those things, absolutely, become much easier to do if we stop Brexit and have the benefits of remaining in the European Union.
“There is a whole Liberal Democrat agenda which is a plan for a brighter future for our country.”


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Unique indexes enforce the constraint of uniqueness in your index keys. They help maintain data integrity by ensuring that no two rows of data in a table have identical key values
Non-unique indexes, on the other hand, are not used to enforce constraints on the tables with which they are associated. Instead, non-unique indexes are used solely to improve query performance by maintaining a sorted order of data values that are used frequently
A composite index is an index made up of combined values from multiple columns in a table. If multiple columns in a table will often be accessed together a composite index will be efficient
Index architectures are classified as clustered or non-clustered. Clustered indexes are indexes whose order of the rows in the data pages correspond to the order of the rows in the index. The database manager will attempt to insert rows with similar keys onto the same pages. Only one clustered index can exist for a given table
A clustered index is most useful for columns that have range predicates because it allows better sequential access of data in the table. This results in fewer page fetches, since like values are on the same data page. Clustering indexes can improve the performance of most query operations because they provide a more linear access path to data, which has been stored in pages. In addition, because rows with similar index key values are stored together, prefetching is usually more efficient when clustering indexes are used
Bidirectional indexes allow scans in both the forward and reverse directions. This facilitates :
Partitioned data can have indexes that are nonpartitioned, existing in a single table space within a database partition, indexes that are themselves partitioned across one or more table spaces within a database partition, or a combination of the two


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The type of the modal. SweetAlert comes with 5 built-in types which will show a corresponding icon animation: "warning", "error", "success" "info" and "question". You can also set it as "input" to get a prompt modal. It can either be put in the object under the key "type" or passed as the third parameter of the function.
imageUrl
is used to add a customized icon for the modal. Should contain a string with the path to the image.
A message with auto close timer. timer
is default set to null
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If allowOutsideClick
is set to true
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Set showLoaderOnConfirm
to true to disable the buttons and show that something is loading. AJAX request for example.
Custom HTML description and buttons
A replacement for the "prompt" function. You can set type
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Confirm and cancel button excecution options.
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class BootstrapRow implements IComponent , IControl
Class BootstrapRow.
Represents a row in Bootstrap grid system.
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Properties
| int | $numOfColumns | Number of columns in Bootstrap grid. Default is 12, but it can be customized. | |
| string | $gridBreakPoint | Bootstrap breakpoint - usually xs, sm, md, lg. sm by default. Use NULL for no breakpoint. |
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BootstrapRow constructor.
Adds a new cell to which a control can be added.
Delegate to underlying container and remember it.
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Component name
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Delegate to underlying container and remember it.
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The container without content
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We hope some of the Lean Zulip crowd will consider submitting.
Note that the abstract deadline is September 16, earlier than in past years.
Would they consider a paper about schemes?
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And are they certified? If so, submit!
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GENERAL PROVISIONS
§551-1 Jurisdiction. Family courts shall have exclusive jurisdiction to appoint guardians for minors, and circuit courts shall have exclusive jurisdiction to appoint conservators for both adults and minors. The family and circuit courts shall have concurrent jurisdiction over guardianships for incapacitated adults. Either a guardian or conservator, or both, may be appointed. [CC 1859, §1343; am L 1903, c 16, §1; RL 1925, §3064; am L 1925, c 42, §1; RL 1935, §4850; RL 1945, §12500; RL 1955, §338-1; HRS §551-1; am L 1972, c 145, §1(e); am L 1976, c 200, pt of §1; am L 2004, c 161, §16]
Cross References
Jurisdiction to appoint guardian: Minors, see §571-11; adults, see §571-14.
Jurisdiction of circuit court, see §§603-21.6, 603-36.
Case Notes
Powers, inherent powers of a court of chancery. See 13 H. 257, 262; 26 H. 337, 340-41.
Jurisdiction at chambers. See 16 H. 13, 15; 16 H. 242, aff'd 197 U.S. 348; 16 H. 412.
Under this section, even before family court constituted, court could appoint guardian of person or estate without appointing both, whether for a minor, insane person or spendthrift. 34 H. 935, 941.


Spotfinder
In the output JPEG image, different features are painted in different colors
- yellow: overloaded pixel
- red: local maxima (spot peak)
- green: border of a good spot
- white: border of a spot with close neighbors
- red: border of a spot with multiple peaks
- yellow: border of a spot with overloaded pixels
- magenta: central line of an ice-ring
- blue: image resolution limit by method 1 (short dashes)
- blue: image resolution limit by method 2 (long dashes)
In the output IMG image, features are less distinguishable due to limited colors.
The following features are indicated:
- overloaded pixel: yellow
- border of good spots: yellow
- central line of ice-ring: yellow
- resolution limit by method 1 (short dashes): yellow
- resolution limit by method 2 (long dashes): yellow
- local maxima: white
- border of bad spots(peak overloaded, have close neighbors, or have multiple peaks): white
The program shows a brief summary of each image it has processed.
Statistics shown include:
- number of spots vs number of overloaded, multiple maxima, with-close-neighbor
spots.
- spot size median (pixel**2??) shape median (0 - 1, the bigger the better -more
roundish.
- Estimate of the high resolution limit by two different methods
- Badness of the curve for the image resolution estimates; the
smaller the better.
- Number of ice rings and, if existent, intensity and location of ice ring.
- Size of largest overloaded patch and whether the largest overloaded patch lies on an
ice ring
The most useful criteria to determine the quality of an image are:
- Ratio of number of spots to overloaded, split or close to other spots. The higher,
the better
- Number of ice rings
- Closeness of the two image resolution estimates, from Method 1 and 2.
If they are very different there may be something wrong with the image.


Ubuntu Juju Application Security Protocol (JASP) Relationship Overview
In the above diagram:
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Fuscia SCIM interface or component
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Green UMA interface or component
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Red web application, native application, or headless API server
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Blue OpenID Connect interface or component
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Grey Out of scope for JASP
Relationship from OpenID Connect Relying Party (RP) to OpenID Provider (OP)
OpenID Connect defines HTTPS APIs that enable a website or mobile application--a "Relying Party" or RP--to identify a person in their home domain. It's like Google or Yahoo authentication for any domain on the Internet that hosts a compliant OpenID Provider (which is no more complex than DNS or email).
The RP can expect the OP of any compliant Internet domain to provide all the things required by the OpenID Connect standard. The exact OpenID Connect endpoints, supported crypto and other operational information will be published by the OP at ''.well-known/openid-configuration''
The RP may register a callback to receive a notification of a user logout event. This notification is not guaranteed to be delivered to an RP.
Relationship Name: openid-connect
Relationship Direction:
* From RP --> OP
Interface: OpenID Connect
Token: Access Token required to obtain id_token from userinfo endpoint
RP Sets:
* **connect_discovery_url** - Should be relied on exclusively **//''REQUIRED''//**
* **connect_redirect_url** - Where to find the application, i.e. ''https://example.com/myFolder/index.html'' **//''REQUIRED''//**
* **connect_logout_url_callback** Best efforts notification, probably from the person's browser. You may not get this, but its greener if you do.
* **op_host** Either the domain or hostname of the OP
* **op_port** HTTPS port : usually 443
* **client_id** Explicitly set the client_id
* **client_secret** Explicitly set the client_secret
* **client_jks_keystore** Should contain the certificates and private key for the RP.
* **client_jks_truststore** May contain additional CA's to enable crypto verification.
* See [OpenID Connect Discovery Response](http://openid.net/specs/openid-connect-discovery-1_0.html#ProviderConfigurationResponse)
Relationship from SCIM Client to Server
SCIM provides a standard that reduces the number of interfaces developers need to learn for user, group and device CRUD.
Relationship Direction:
* From SCIM Client (or IDM) --> Persistence Layer Supporting OAuth2 services
Interface: Not Specified (could be LDAP, RDBMS, or any other persistence technology)
Token: Client must register SCIM endpoints, and enforce authorized UMA RPT token: same as RS -> AS
RP Sets:
* uma_discovery_url **//''REQUIRED''//**
* scim_discovery_url - where to find the SCIM endpoints, required cryto, and required UMA authorization scopes **//''Required''//**
* connect_discovery_url **//''REQUIRED''//**
* **connect_redirect_url** - Where to find the application, i.e. ''https://example.com/myFolder/index.html'' **//''REQUIRED''//**
While dynamic registration can be very efficient, some applications need to add an account before ther person actually logs in. For example, your account needs to be created in a payroll system before you can be paid, email accounts need to be created in advance, etc. The Access Management system fits into this category--it needs to be kept up-to-date with the latest identities, user claims and credentials.
A JASP complain SCIM service should support Web Finger discovery, and return a ''json'' object for ''./well-known/scim-configuration'' The returned json discovery object should contain the endpoints, and required authorization servers and UMA scopes required for access.
Relationship from UMA Resource Server (RS) to UMA Authorization Server (AS)
A Resource Server must:
* register all resources that are under protection with the Authorization Server
* forbid access to resources if RPT doesn't have enough permissions and provide permission ticket to RP (so RP can authorize RPT with necessary permissions)
Relationship Direction:
* From RS --> AS
Interface: UMA
Token: RS must present PAT token to register resources as well as verify the permissions in the RPT token presented by the Client.
RP Sets:
* uma_discovery_url **//''REQUIRED''//**
* connect_discovery_url **//''REQUIRED''//**
* **connect_redirect_url** - Where to find the application, i.e. ''https://example.com/myFolder/index.html'' **//''REQUIRED''//**
Relationship from UMA Client to UMA Resource Server (RS)
An UMA Client is a Web application or native application that requests an HTTP resource (i.e. an API or binary) from an UMA Resource Server. UMA clients can be registered and managed using the OpenID Connect client registration API. The client must use UMA discovery published at ''.well-known/uma-configuration'' in order to obtain the required tokens to access an UMA protected resource.
Relationship Direction:
* From Client --> RS
Interface: UMA
Token: Client must present an authorized RPT token to the RS
RP Sets:
* uma_discovery_url **//''REQUIRED''//**
* connect_discovery_url **//''REQUIRED''//**
* **connect_redirect_url** - Where to find the application, i.e. ''https://example.com/myFolder/index.html'' **//''REQUIRED''//**
Relationship from UMA Client to UMA Authorization Server (AS)
An UMA Client is a Web application or native application that requests an HTTP resource (i.e. an API or binary) from an UMA Resource Server. UMA clients can be registered and managed using the OpenID Connect client registration API. The client must use UMA discovery published at ''.well-known/uma-configuration'' in order to obtain the required tokens to access an UMA protected resource.
Relationship Direction:
* From Client --> AS
Interface: UMA
Token: Client must present AAT token to communicate with AS (obtain RPT, authorize RPT)
RP Sets:
* uma_discovery_url **//''REQUIRED''//**
* connect_discovery_url **//''REQUIRED''//**
* **connect_redirect_url** - Where to find the application, i.e. ''https://example.com/myFolder/index.html'' **//''REQUIRED''//**


A personal 2D game project, like a sandbox for discovering Unity.
Followed the official tutorial and it works!


List of institutions and campaigns to support Italy with their fight against COVID–19.
(Lombardia, Emilia-Romagna, Veneto, Piemonte, Marche are the most affected regions so far, March 17th, 2020)
I am doing my best to keep the list updated. If you know more official campaign fund, please contact
me.
(Or, for more tech savvy people, make a pull request.)
Because I would like to help. My girlfriend is Italian. Shortly after we met Italy became my second home. Most of my friends live there and it’s a struggle to see the situation that the country is facing. In the Czech Republic, my home country, many talented and smart people are working hard to help and make a difference. That’s why I decided to create this website, it’s the least I can do to repay for what Italy did for me.


MTB will finish third in Hoskote, says Siddaramaiah
by Shruthi HM ShastryHoskote's BJP candidate MTB Nagaraj was 'overconfident' and would suffer defeat in the bypolls, former chief minister Siddaramaih, said on Sunday, launching an attack on the candidate.
Hectic campaigning for bypolls in the state continued unabated in the weekend. On Sunday, Congress leader Siddaramaiah visited Hoskote for the third time, to campaign in favour of the party's candidate, Padmavathi Suresh.
Speaking during his campaign, Siddarmaiah said Nagaraj would only finish third in the race, as opposed to his claims of an easy victory in the constituency.
Hoskote is seeing a tough contest with Congress rebel MTB Nagaraj contesting as BJP candidate on one hand and BJP rebel Sharath Bachegowda contesting as an independent on the other.
Sudhakar flays Dinesh
Meanwhile, in Chikkaballapur, BJP nominee K Sudhakar, also among the disqualified MLAs, alleged that the Congress in Karnataka had seen a downfall after Dinesh Gundu Rao took charge as the KPCC President. "Congress has gone bankrupt in his leadership. If he had any conscience, he would have resigned long ago. He neither has a conscience, nor does he have any ideology," he said alleging that Rao had links with mafia and dance bars in Gandhi Nagar. Further, when Congress leaders were in trouble, he never stood by them, Sudhakar charged.
EC plaint against BSY
Intensifying the campaign of the regional party, JD(S) president H K Kumaraswamy said the party would file a complaint with the Election Commission, against Chief Minister Yediyurappa. Speaking during his campaign in KR Pet, Kumaraswamy alleged that Yediyurappa had violated the model code of conduct by making casteist remarks. "Yediyurappa has issued statements that not a single vote from the Lingayat community should go to out of BJP. This is a clear violation of the code of conduct," he said.


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Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate) is the ratio between the net operating income produced by a property and its capital cost or alternatively its current market value.
Cap Rate = NOI / V
Where:
Alternatively, you can transpose the formula to solve for any of the variables:
V = NOI / Cap Rate
NOI = V x Cap Rate


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Key Values2/28/15When I think of the times in my life where I’ve been the happiest, the proudest, or the most satisfied, the following values come to mind. Excitement
The last time I gave someone advice was to a friend of mine. He is currently going to school and just wasn't happy. I feel as if this relates to the values I chose because if youre not excited or happy in what you're doing or where you're headed then what's the point. I feel as if I'm doing something and it includes these values I'll always be happy. I feel really passionate about my values because I believe if I truly want to be hapy and be able to achieve everything I want in life for myself and my family I have to follow them. In my blog about stereo type threat I wrote about being discriminated for being labeled as a "developer" meaning I'm only doing this for the money and I don't care about anything else but if I live up to these values it's the complete opposite! |
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: TcpTrace 0.7.2 author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 46 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2002/12/tcptrace072 date: '2002-12-28 13:46:29 +0000' date_gmt: '2002-12-28 13:46:29 +0000' categories: - Tools tags: [] comments: [] ---
Simon Fell just released version 0.7.2 of his TcpTrace tool. This is one of my favourite all around tools, not just for WebService debugging, but for all kind of network and browser related issues, as well :)
I have one small suggestion, which I hope you don't mind, Simon: It would be very useful if the TcpTrace title bar displayed the current trace settings, similar to how IE displays the currently opened document on its own title bar. This would save me the trouble of having to use the /title command line switch :)


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Story: The bird called by the !kun Goba-|nua-me
The bird called by the !kun Goba-|nua-me
Title
The bird called by the !kun Goba-|nua-me
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Summary
The Goba-|nua-me ('Makoba-boils-me') bird is so called by the !kun because they believe it is crying 'The Makoba boils me'. Its appearance and habits are described.
Comments
1) This story is found in Book XI & XII-11
Contributors
Date
26 June 1881
Categories
Keywords
bird (found in the Makoba country) , bird (eaten by the Makoba) , bird (called Goba-|nua-me or 'Makoba-boils me') , bird (the !kun name for) , bird (the explanation of its name) , bird (its cry) , bird (its call) , bird (the behaviour and habits of) , bird (a description of) , bird (the appearance of) , country (of the Makoba) , country (a bird found there) , name (of a bird found in the Makoba country) , name (used by the !kun) , name (the Goba-|nua-me or 'Makoba-boils me' bird) , Makoba (the Goba-|nua-me or 'Makoba-boils me' bird is found in their country)
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9872-9873


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# Event Emitter class Node.js core API is based on asynchronous event-driven architecture in which certain kind of objects called emitters periodically emit events that cause listener objects to be called. -- > All objects that emit events are members of EventEmitter class. These objects expose an eventEmitter.on() function that allows one or more functions to be attached to named events emitted by the object. -- When the EventEmitter object emits an event, all of the functions attached to that specific event are called synchronously. All values returned by the called listeners are ignored and will be discarded. --- ## Consider the following example ```js const EventEmitter = require('events'); class MyEmitter extends EventEmitter {} const myEmitter = new MyEmitter(); myEmitter.on('event', function(a, b) { console.log(a, b, this); // Prints: // Technoetics Club MyEmitter { // domain: null, // _events: { event: [Function] }, // _eventsCount: 1, // _maxListeners: undefined } }); myEmitter.emit('event','Technoetics', 'Club'); ``` --- ## setImmediate() or process.nextTick() If we want to break that flow and switch to asynchronous mode then we can use setImmediate() or process.nextTick() methods ```js const EventEmitter = require('events'); class MyEmitter extends EventEmitter {} const myEmitter = new MyEmitter(); myEmitter.on('event', function(a, b) { setImmediate(() => { console.log('this happens asynchronously'); }); function cb(){ console.log('processed in next iteration',a,b); } process.nextTick(cb) console.log('processed in first iteration',a,b); }); myEmitter.emit('event', 'Technoetics', 'Club'); /** * Output of the above Program: * processed in first iteration Technoetics Club * processed in next iteration Technoetics Club * this happens asynchronously */ ``` --- ## Handling event calls in Node.js ```js const EventEmitter = require('events'); class MyEmitter extends EventEmitter {} const myEmitter = new MyEmitter(); const myEmitter2 = new MyEmitter(); let m = 0,n=0; myEmitter.on('event',() => { console.log("M value:",++m); }) myEmitter.emit('emit'); myEmitter.emit('event'); myEmitter2.once('event', () => { console.log("N value:",++n); }); myEmitter2.emit('event'); // Prints: 1 myEmitter2.emit('event'); //Ignored ``` --- # Event Listeners In this analogy, the event will be fired once (when Node is ready to call the callback) and the callback acts as the event handler. -- ### Call me when you’re ready, Node! The original way Node handled asynchronous events was with callback. This was a long time ago, before JavaScript had native promises support and the async/await feature. Callbacks are basically just functions that you pass to other functions. This is possible in JavaScript because functions are first class objects. It’s important to understand that callbacks do not indicate an asynchronous call in the code. A function can call the callback both synchronously and asynchronously. --- ## Example: Raise and Handle Node.js events ```js // get the reference of EventEmitter class of events module var events = require('events'); //create an object of EventEmitter class by using above reference var em = new events.EventEmitter(); //Subscribe for FirstEvent em.on('FirstEvent', function (data) { console.log('First subscriber: ' + data); }); // Raising FirstEvent em.emit('FirstEvent', 'This is my first Node.js event emitter example.'); ``` --- ## Example: EventEmitter ```js var emitter = require('events').EventEmitter; var em = new emitter(); //Subscribe FirstEvent em.addListener('FirstEvent', function (data) { console.log('First subscriber: ' + data); }); //Subscribe SecondEvent em.on('SecondEvent', function (data) { console.log('First subscriber: ' + data); }); // Raising FirstEvent em.emit('FirstEvent', 'This is my first Node.js event emitter example.'); // Raising SecondEvent em.emit('SecondEvent', 'This is my second Node.js event emitter example.'); ``` --- # The End


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If you press the "Save focus" button, it should save the focus, but not the selection. This is because merely pressing that button makes the focused textarea/input lose focus, which also loses the selection. (We fudge things by saving the previously focused element rather than the currently focused one.)
If you press the "Save focus/selection state after 3 seconds" button, and then focus an input/textarea and select some text, it should (after three seconds) save both the focused element and the selection.
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