Ajahn Karuṇadhammo – January 5, 2016
Ajahn Karuṇadhammo begins the retreat by encouraging the residents with instructions on contemplating the body. This reflection was offered on January 5, 2016 at Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery.
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Ajahn Ṭhānissaro – Read by Sāmaṇera Kondañño – January 19, 2016
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Ajahn Ṭhānissaro – Read by Ajahn Karuṇadhammo – January 26, 2016
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Ajahn Paññavaddho – Read by Tan Gambhīro – February 9, 2016
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Notes in hand, Trump states his case about impeachment
WASHINGTON: Sometimes it helps for a president to have notes.
US President Donald Trump engaged with journalists on Wednesday (Nov 20) as he regularly does when he departs the White House at the start of a trip, only this time he had some help with what he wanted to say.
Walking before assembled journalists, the president held a small stack of papers, including handwritten notes in thick black ink and mostly all caps, which he read aloud to reinforce his position that he did not seek favours from Ukraine earlier this year.
"I WANT NOTHING," he read from stationery marked ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE in notes captured by photographers. "I WANT NO QUID PRO QUO."
Usually the president exits the White House without papers or paraphernalia in his hands.
Trump focused his words on comments by US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland's testimony in congressional impeachment hearings about a conversation the two men had in which Trump told him he wanted nothing from Ukraine.
Once the president finished reading his papers, he did not stay to engage with reporters as he often does. Notes in hand, he proceeded to his noisy, waiting presidential helicopter Marine One and took off.


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Web Hooks allow Server-to-Server communication of new events, without the hassle of a persistent connection. The idea behind Web Hooks is to give implementers the ability to receive real-time events as items change within Zipwhip.
With all items involving messages and messages bodies, it is important to setup Web Hooks with privacy in mind.
If you have strict firewall rules or would prefer to lock down your Web Hook end-points to our IP space, then those ranges are provided below.
<IP_ADDRESS>/24
<IP_ADDRESS>/26
As the implementer, you can chose which events you would like to listen for.
POST /message/receive HTTP/1.1
User-Agent: Jakarta Commons-HttpClient/3.1
Host: http://www.yoururl.com/zipwhip/api/receive
Content-Length: 581
Content-Type: application/json; charset=UTF-8
{
"body":"Thanks for texting, this is an auto reply!",
"bodySize":42,
"visible":true,
"hasAttachment":false,
"dateRead":null,
"bcc":null,
"finalDestination":"4257772300",
"messageType":"MO",
"deleted":false,
"statusCode":4,
"id":634151298329219072,
"scheduledDate":null,
"fingerprint":"132131532",
"messageTransport":9,
"contactId":3382213402,
"address":"ptn:/4257772222",
"read":false,
"dateCreated":"2015-08-19T16:53:45-07:00",
"dateDeleted":null,
"dateDelivered":null,
"cc":null,
"finalSource":"4257772222",
"deviceId":299538202
}
Install a Web Hook onto the text-enabled phone number. When an event occurs the details of the message will be delivered to the URL specified.
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| session | True | Session is the response of user/login. |
| type | True | For now, the available options is ‘message’ |
| event | True | Events listed above. i.e. send, receive, etc. |
| url | True | The destination when the event fires. |
| method | False | HTTP Method used for Web Hook. i.e. POST, PUT, GET |
$ curl -X POST https://api.zipwhip.com/webhook/add \
-d session=[sessionKey] \
-d type=message \
-d event=receive \
-d url=https://test.zipwhip.com/message/receive \
-d method=POST
{
"success": true,
"response": [
{
"webhookId": 687557714,
"type": "message",
"event": "receive",
"url": "https://test.zipwhip.com/message/receive",
"method": "POST"
}
]
}
Update an existing Web Hook configuration. Change the URL or update the Method used.
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| session | True | Session is the response of user/login. |
| webhookId | True | The Id of an installed Web Hook. |
| url | False | The destination when the event fires. |
| method | False | HTTP Method used for Web Hook. i.e. POST, PUT, GET |
$ curl -X POST https://api.zipwhip.com/webhook/update \
-d session=[sessionKey] \
-d method=PUT
{
"success": true,
"response": [
{
"webhookId": 687557714,
"type": "message",
"event": "receive",
"url": "https://test.zipwhip.com/message/receive",
"method": "PUT"
}
]
}
List the currently installed Web Hooks for the account.
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| session | True | Session is the response of user/login. |
$ curl -G https://api.zipwhip.com/webhook/list \
-d session=[sessionKey]
{
"success": true,
"response": [
{
"webhookId": 687557714,
"type": "message",
"event": "receive",
"url": "https://test.zipwhip.com/message/receive",
"method": "PUT"
}
]
}
Update an existing Web Hook configuration. Change the URL or update the Method used.
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| session | True | Session is the response of user/login. |
| webhookId | True | The Id of an installed Web Hook. |
$ curl -X POST https://api.zipwhip.com/webhook/delete \
-d session=[sessionKey] \
-d webhookId=687557714
{
"success": true,
"response": []
}


AstraZeneca succeeds in treating lupus in late-stage study
AstraZeneca Plc said on Monday its experimental treatment significantly reduced disease activity in patients with autoimmune disorder lupus, in a late-stage study.
REUTERS: AstraZeneca Plc said on Monday its experimental treatment significantly reduced disease activity in patients with autoimmune disorder lupus, in a late-stage study.
The results pit the British drugmaker's anifrolumab against rival GlaxoSmithKline Plc's Benlysta - the only new drug approved for lupus in the last 60 years.
Benlysta recorded 473 million pounds of global sales in 2018, up 26per cent from a year earlier.
In the trial of 365 patients on standard therapy for moderate-to-severe systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), 47.8per cent of those who received anifrolumab experienced improvement in disease activity after 52 weeks of treatment, compared with 31.5per cent of patients on placebo.
SLE is a debilitating and sometimes fatal chronic inflammatory autoimmune disorder that can affect the joints, skin, heart, lungs, kidneys and brain, with about five million people affected globally, according to the Lupus Foundation of America.
More than half the patients on the intravenous treatment, administered every four weeks, were able to reduce their use of oral corticosteroids, compared with 30.2per cent of patients on placebo, the company said.
Corticosteroids are used to control problems caused by lupus, including inflammation, pain and tissue damage.
"(The) results demonstrated that, by targeting the type I interferon receptor, anifrolumab reduces overall disease activity, reduces corticosteroid use and improves skin manifestations," Eric Morand, principal investigator on the trial, said in a statement.
(Reporting by Saumya Sibi Joseph in Bengaluru; Editing by Shinjini Ganguli)


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Charminar is located in the heart of the city and all the renowned places are in the vicinity of the monument. So, it is highly suggested that you should visit all of them like Golconda Fort, Mecca Masjid, etc.
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Shop
As the monument is settled in the middle of the Laad Bazaar, you may like to shop for some souvenirs for your friends and families. Pearls, Lacquer Bangles, Bidri artifacts, soorma, and many more things are there in the market which you can stuff in your bags to take back home.
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Hyderabad has a legacy of delicacies from the kitchen of Mughals. You would love to eat various splendid recipes prepared with authentic techniques. Hyderabadi Biryani is one of the most famous cuisines in the city.


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Being a student of Computer Science isn't exactly a smooth sail for me.
There is ups and down, and many times, I blew up my CGPA.
There is one important thing that I noticed:
Computer Science course is not what I expected
That is where things get hairy, I am not a genius for maths, I am not
fond of programming, I picked Computer Science course because when I am
choosing a university course, pretty much everything else is ruled out
for me, I won't be a lawyer, I won't be a Mechanical Engineer, not
a physicist, and absolutely not a doctor.

So I picked Computer Science, because, well it's about computers and I loved meddling
with computers and I don't think I am going to choose anything else.
I went through studies with databases, programmings, data structures, algorithms.
There are times where I don't even know what I am doing, I would literally memorize
everything and get done with the exams.
Well what happen after that? Did I change course? No. Many might think I should have.
Something interesting happened, I found out that I actually liked Artificial Intelligence,
Machine Learning and Data Science a lot. I started dive deeper into these fields and started
to make sense of application of math. Why this happened? Turns out, I played a game called
Deus Ex, and there was an AI Character in the game that contacts the protagonist and help
the protagonist to fight off bad guys. I thought, what if I could create something like that?
At first, I thought I was'nt meant for Artificial Intelligence because I scored quite bad at that subject,
nevertheless, after exploring around the field of CS, I still think that AI/ML and DS is the best thing for me,
I might not excel as the brilliant guys, but I know I can do something with it.
If you think you picked the wrong course, especially if you picked CS, here is some advice from me, find what you love within what you don't like, it's not easy, it involves months or even years of exploration. There is something you can always do with Computer Science and programming, AND if you used your knowledge in CS/Programming to do something you love and no one has ever done it before, THIS IS WHERE INNOVATION HAPPENS.
How to relate what you love with Computer Science
First, identify what you like.
Second, and the most important part is:
Relate what you love with Computer Science
For example, if you love drawing, draw some good characters and make a game for them!
If you love the nature, discover how computers and data science are able to help you preserve the ecosystem.
If you love music, learn how to make good musics with computers, or generate music with AI.
If you love writing, learn how to build a beautiful website for your articles!
And finally, learn whatever it takes to make them happen, you might fail, you might never succeed,
but eventually, you will discover other things that you like.
And the best case is: you made a revolution in the IT Industry by creating something new and unique!
The main take away from this is that adoption of computers are increasing, there are
endless creative ways you can use it. Even if you might not like programming or Computer Science,
there is always something you can do with programming and computer science.
Don't feel sad or discouraged by the thought of choosing the wrong course, because
I know you can do something great with it.
Last but not least, I wish you have a great journey ahead!
Signing out,
Lee Boon Kong,
A proud student of Computer Science that initially hated programming and math.


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Emily Lagattolla is a veteran teacher from Chicago who has also taught in Mexico and Panama. She has special experience mentoring Colombian high school students and other Spanish speakers on their journeys to higher education in the United States. Emily graduated from the University of Chicago in 2013 with a degree in English Literature. She went on to study Web Development at Lambda School in 2019 and furthered her career in the continuing education field of coding bootcamps, working as a Career Advisor to adult web development students at DigitalCrafts before founding Wildcard Mentorship in 2020. She teaches 7th Grade Dual Language Arts in West Chicago.
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Lo-fi modern classical music. FFO Mort Garson.
Release date: 2022-10-19
[8.8/10]
Romance, Dean Hurley - In Every Dream Home a Heartache
So basically they took a bunch of daytime soap opera footages and made them into David Lynch styled synth drone ambient music. The songs are all very good.
Release date: 2022-09-30
[8.6/10]
Maxime Denuc - Nachthorn
Dub techno played on organ. This thing is right up my alley…
Release date: 2022-10-21
[8.5/10]
Blut Aus Nord - Disharmonium - Undreamable Abysses
Psychedelic black metal. Insane stuff.
Release date: 2022-05-20
[8.5/10]
Mister Water Wet - Top Natural Drum
This one feels more jazz than ambient to me. I dig this a lot!
Release date: 2022-10-28
[8.4/10]
Yunzero - Butterfly DNA
Dub techno. Dope sounds.
Release date: 2022-05-06
[8.3/10]
Honour - Beg 4 Mercy
I like Dean Blunt and Cities Aviv so I like this EP.
Release date: 2022-12-09
[8.3/10]
Amaarae - The Angel You Don’t Know
Afropop / trap pop / alternative R&B. There’s no doubt this is a pop album with absolute banger tracks but there’s also a ton of dance / afrobeat references.
Release date: 2020-11-12
[8.2/10]
N’Djila Wa Mudujimu - Lady Aicha & Pisko Crane’s Original Fulu Miziki of Kinshasa
Otherworldly percussive music. This stuff made me headbang at office.
Release date: 2022-10-21
[8.1/10]
Artificial Brain - Artificial Brain
Fiery tech death. To me I like it better if it’s more on the heavier side (cf. Ulcerate), but this is still quite decent metal music.
Release date: 2022-06-03
[8.0/10]
Fuubutsushi - Birthingbodies
Ambient jazz with Patrick Shiroishi playing sax. This feels kind of like Bill Frisell’s more soft country tracks for me.
Release date: 2022-10-17
[7.8/10]
Simon Raymonde - Solo Works 96 - 98
Dream-pop that is more pop than shimmery shoegaze from Cocteau Twinsmember.
Release date: 2022-12-09
[7.8/10]
Benedek - Zebrano
Hi-energy disco / dance.
Release date: 2022-09-30
[7.5/10]
Designers - Designers
Delicate modern jazz music.
Release date: 2019-06-07
[7.1/10]
Hildur Guðnadóttir & Sam Slater - Battlefield 2042
I guess when you’re playing FPS games and Pan Sonic is being played in the background it’s gonna be pretty good? On its own it kind of feels a little too over the top though.
Release date: 2021-09-09
[7.1/10]
Ela Minus, DJ Python - ♡
Balaeric house with dream-pop vocals.
Release date: 2018-08-15
[7.0/10]
Hen Ogledd - Hen Ogledd
Noise music with distorted acoustic guitar and harp. It’s easy to tell it’s Richard Dawson playing the guitar, and there is definitely some good parts but overall this is kind of too all over the place.
Release date: 2023-01-27
[6.5/10]
Caroline Polachek - Welcome To My Island
Dance-pop. Not really feeling it…
Release date: 2022-12-05
[6.0/10]
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The Century Singers is a 65 member concert choir of men and women and is the second oldest choral ensemble at the university. The group is a recognized student organization at Texas A&M and is directed by Mr. Travis Angel and performs a diverse repertoire concentrating on classical choral literature, as well as folk songs, spirituals, popular songs, and show tunes. The Century Singers perform throughout the Bryan/College Station community and the state at campus events, church services, and conventions. Our choir is a close-knit family that connects through a shared passion for music. Members have the opportunity to participate in various social events throughout the year including overnight retreats and activities such as ice-skating, movie nights, and group dinners. Involvement in both social gathering and formal rehearsals brings members together as Aggies, musicians, and friends. This creates a truly unique and rewarding experience that will be remembered for a lifetime.
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Prerequisites
You should be generally numerically literate, and some prior programming experience will be helpful. Students new to programming might find Hands on Programming with R to be helpful. Students with significant experience in programming and statistical analysis should find themselves well prepared but should find plenty still to learn in each lesson.
Instructional Methods
As a flipped classroom, students are provided with either reading or video material that they are expected to view/read prior to class. Classes will involve brief refreshers on new concepts followed by working on exercises in class that cover that concept. While students are working on exercises the instructor will actively engage with students to help them understand material they find confusing, explain misunderstandings and help identify mistakes that are preventing students from completing the exercises, and discuss novel applications and alternative approaches to the data analysis challenges students are attempting to solve. For more challenging topics class may start with 20-30 minute demonstrations on the concepts followed by time to work on exercises.
Assignment policy
Data science is about analyzing real-world data sets, and so a series of projects involving real data are a required part of the course. You may work alone or with a single partner on all projects.
Assignments are due Monday night by 11:59 pm Pacific Time. Assignments should be submitted as instructed.
Grading
Grades will be assigned using the following weighted components:
| component | weight |
|---|---|
| Final Project | 30% |
| HW Exercises | 60% |
| Participation | 10% |
Details of grading criteria will not usually be announced in advance. It is expected that students in this course will have a wide range of prior experience and ability, and grading will aim to reflect learning and effort in the course. It is certainly possible for all students to receive high grades in this course if all of you show mastery of the material and completely attempt all assignments.
Make-up policy
Late assignments will be docked 20% and will not be accepted more than 48 hours late except in cases of genuine emergencies that can be documented by the student or in cases where this has been discussed and approved in advance. This policy is based on the idea that in order to learn how to use computers well, students should be working with them at multiple times each week. Time has been allotted in class for working on assignments and students are expected to work on them outside of class. It is intended that you should have finished as much of the assignment as you can based on what we have covered in class by the following class period. Therefore, even if something unexpected happens at the last minute you should already be close to done with the assignment. This policy also allows rapid feedback to be provided to students by returning assignments quickly.
Learning Cooperatively
I encourage you to discuss all of the course activities with your friends and classmates as you are working on them. You will definitely learn more in this class if you work with others than if you do not. Ask questions, answer questions, and share ideas liberally. Please identify your collaborators by name on all assignments.
Since you’re working collaboratively, keep your project partner and the course instructor informed. If some medical or personal emergency takes you away from the course for an extended period, or if you decide to drop the course for any reason, please don’t just disappear silently! You should inform your project partner, so that nobody is depending on you to do something you can’t finish.
Academic Honesty
Cooperation has a limit, however. You should not copy your code or answers directly with other students. Feel free to discuss the problems with others, but write your own solutions. Penalties for cheating are severe – they range from a zero grade for the assignment or exam up to dismissal from the University, for a second offense.
Rather than copying someone else’s work, ask for help. You are not alone in this course! If you invest the time to learn the material and complete the projects, you won’t need to copy any answers.
Support
You are not alone in this course; your student colleagues and the course instructor are here to support you as you learn the material. It’s expected that some aspects of the course will take time to master, and the best way to master challenging material is to ask questions. Time will be set aside in each class to ask questions and discuss the material. You are encouraged to bring up related questions that arise in your research as well.
Office hours will be held by appointment.
Quiz/Exam Policy
There are no quizzes or exams in this course.
Course Technology
Students are required to provide their own laptops and to install free and open source software on those laptops. Support will be provided by the instructor in the installation of required software. If you don’t have access to a laptop please contact the instructor and they will do their best to provide you with one.
Materials & Resources
All reading material required for this course will be made available through this website and links to related resources.


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Methods
Included Modules
Attributes
| [R] | east | |
| [R] | north | |
| [R] | south | |
| [R] | west |
Class Public methods
new(west, east, north, south)
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Instance Public methods


A place for projects during Dev Academy's foundations
My take on the classic minesweeper game. Made using JavaScript, HTML and CSS, following guides from Dev Academy.
May 2020
A simple calculator project made with JavaScript, HTML and CSS – should be able to perform most equations..
Reflections at the conclusion of foundations – revisting values, goals and core learning – and how they relate to programming.
Exploring problem solving techniques in programming and reflecting on my current competencies in the strategies.
Revisiting neuroplasticity and the growth mindset (Carol Dweck). Reflecting on my own learning and progress throughout foundations.
April 2020
Explaining HTML, CSS and the DOM. Detailing their uses, their differences and how they are used in development to create websites.

Self-assessment and identification of my personal values, personality and past experiences.
Discussing my learning journey so far and how this might impact my learning journey at Dev Academy.
CSS positioning explained! Absolute, fixed and relative methods for positioning content.


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| Local Properties | Local Methods | |
| Managed Object Types | Data Object Types | All Properties | All Methods |
A View is a mechanism that supports selection of objects on the server and subsequently, access to those objects. Views can simplify the task of retrieving data from the server. When you use a view, you can use a single invocation of a PropertyCollector method to retrieve data or receive notification of changes instead of multiple invocations involving multiple filter specifications. A view exists until you destroy it or until the end of the session.
The ViewManager supports the following views:
For example, you might use the following sequence of operations to get the names of all the virtual machines on a server:
Properties
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| viewList* P | ManagedObjectReference[]
to a View[] |
An array of view references. Each array entry is a managed object reference
to a view created by this ViewManager.
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Methods
| Methods defined in this Managed Object |
|---|
| CreateContainerView, CreateInventoryView, CreateListView, CreateListViewFromView |
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the ViewManager used to make the method call. |
| container P | ManagedObjectReference
to a ManagedEntity |
A reference to an instance of a Folder,
Datacenter, ComputeResource,
ResourcePool, or HostSystem object.
|
| type* | xsd:string[] |
An optional list of managed entity types. The server
associates only objects of the specified type(s) with the view.
If you specify an empty array, the server uses all types.
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| recursive | xsd:boolean |
Whether to include only the immediate children of the
container instance, or to include additional objects by
following paths beyond the immediate children.
When recursive is false, the list of objects contains only immediate children. When recursive is true, the server populates the list by following references beyond the immediate children (using a child's references, and then references in the resulting objects, and so on). Depending on the container type, the server will use the following properties of the container instance to obtain objects for the view's object list:
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Return Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ManagedObjectReference
to a ContainerView |
Faults
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
Events
| Type | |
|---|---|
| None |
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the ViewManager used to make the method call. |
Return Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ManagedObjectReference
to a InventoryView |
Faults
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
Events
| Type | |
|---|---|
| None |
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the ViewManager used to make the method call. |
| obj* P | ManagedObjectReference[] |
The initial list of objects in the view.
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Return Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ManagedObjectReference
to a ListView |
Faults
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
Events
| Type | |
|---|---|
| None |
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the ViewManager used to make the method call. |
| view | ManagedObjectReference
to a View |
The view that will provide the object list for the
new ListView object.
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Return Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ManagedObjectReference
to a ListView |
Faults
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
Events
| Type | |
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We are happy to announce the opening of a few post-doctoral
positions in Gravitational Waves research at the Institute of
Mathematics and
Physics. The
positions are shared with our CP3
colleagues and the
STAR
institute. We search for candidates over a wide range of expertises,
from VIRGO related hardware design to GW data analysis for
Cosmology. Don’t hesitate to apply, the number of openings is not
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The ScienceToday UCL website features the researches of Sébastien Clesse
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We are happy to announce the opening of a post-doctoral position in
Cosmology at CURL (Cosmology, Universe and Relativity at Louvain),
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colloquium.
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The “Chaire Georges Lemaître 2018” is taking place at
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This setting is only used with the pattern
filtertype and is a required setting. There is a separate
value option associated with the
allocation action, and the
allocated filtertype.
The value of this setting is used by kind as follows:
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prefix
: Search the first part of an index name for the provided value -
suffix
: Search the last part of an index name for the provided value -
regex
: Provide your own regular expression, and Curator will find the matches. -
timestring
: An strftime string to extrapolate and find indices that match. For example, given atimestring
of'%Y.%m.%d'
, matching indices would includelogstash-2016.04.01
and.marvel-2016.04.01
, but notmyindex-2016-04-01
, as the pattern is different.
Whatever you provide for value
is always going to be a part of a
regular expression. The safest practice is to always encapsulate within
single quotes. For example: value: '-suffix'
, or value: 'prefix-'
There is no default value. This setting must be set by the user or an exception will be raised, and execution will halt.


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Ohio Mens Basketball Coach Saul Phillips looks up at the scoreboard during Ohio's game against Bowling Green State University on January 30, 2017. The Bobcats lost 66-50.
02.15.18
Fire Saul Phillips? Really?
The movement exists, somehow.
The reasoning is simple on the surface: After back-to-back promising 20-plus win seasons, Ohio is the worst team in the Mid-American Conference. Without context, those facts vindicate the Twitter storm calling for Phillips’ job.
But of course, context and nuance still exist (I think). Phillips has one year remaining on his contract after this season, and it makes no sense to prevent him from at least finishing it.
Since the NCAA Tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985, six Ohio coaches have paced The Convo’s sidelines. Just one of them — John Groce — won more games in his first four seasons than Phillips.
And Phillips hasn’t even completed his fourth yet.
Two of those coaches led Ohio to the tournament within their first four years. Phillips appears unlikely to repeat that success, but John Groce’s 2009-10 team won the MAC Tournament after finishing 7-9 in conference play.
Hahn: 42-45 –– 0 tourney apps
Hunter: 60-51 –– 0 tourney apps
O'Shea: 62-58 –– 1 tourney apps
Groce: 85-56 –– 2 tourney apps
Christian: 49-22 –– 0 tourney apps
Phillips: 63-58 –– 0 tourney apps
None of those coaches dealt with the avalanche of injuries Phillips is still trying to dig out from under this season.
Jason Carter has played three games, and Jordan Dartis’ hip and Mike Laster’s shoulder are both constant threats to give and pop out.
Sure, every team deals with nicks and bruises this time of year — but not surgeries and casts or putting off surgeries and casts just so players can try to finish the season.
By the way, doesn’t the fact that so many of Phillips’ players are pushing through significant pain prove how strongly they believe in him? I get it: He’s a personable guy who tells great stories and keeps his players loose.
But the commitment his players have shown seems rooted in something much deeper. Maybe he’s earned their eternal trust after the way he handled the turmoil from last season.
Lest we forget, the 2016-17 season was the season until Antonio Campbell broke his foot; even then, the Bobcats were a coast-to-coast Jaylin Walker layup away from playing for a tournament berth.
That, of course, led to Jaaron Simmons transferring to Michigan during the offseason, one of four outgoing transfers from last year’s team.
Maybe Phillips should’ve been able to sway his all-conference guard from bolting. Maybe this column isn’t written if Phillips succeeds in doing so.
But he turned a disaster into a promising long-term future by swinging Teyvion Kirk after Drake fired its coach and Kirk de-committed. Kirk has his flaws — all freshmen do. But he leads his team in scoring in a league with a deep batch of point guards.
Kirk’s coach hasn’t been perfect this year, either. Phillips owns the worst home MAC loss in school history, a 91-57 drubbing by Toledo on Jan. 16. His team has struggled to transfer practice to games for extended stretches. He’s owned up to his share of blame on both fronts.
But Phillips shouldn’t be — and won’t be — fired. He responded well after a difficult first year, and he should be allowed to respond after a snakebitten one.
Stop and consider why those struggles have occurred. Phillips plays two freshmen point guards and employs several other ball handlers throughout each game. He changed the offense from a pick-and-roll-centric attack that involved one player dictating most of the action to a style that requires every perimeter player to make reads they weren’t asked to make before.
Those all sound like excuses. Phillips would never publicly acknowledge any of them as validation for a 3-9 conference record.
But considering the various unforeseen roadblocks he’s faced, don’t you think he deserves an excuse?
Twitter is dumb. Don’t fire Saul Phillips. Circle back next year if the team is healthy and these results persist.
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All of these implementations will slow down considerably if you have the JavaScript console open or enable script debugging.


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IRI: http://www.cgg.sm/ontology/cgg#Councilor
IRI: http://www.cgg.sm/ontology/cgg#GrandAndGeneralCouncil
IRI: http://www.cgg.sm/ontology/cgg#ParliamentaryBloc
IRI: http://www.cgg.sm/ontology/cgg#CounciliarGroup
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IRI: http://www.cgg.sm/ontology/cgg#Legislature
IRI: http://www.cgg.sm/ontology/cgg#Majority
IRI: http://www.cgg.sm/ontology/cgg#Minority
IRI: http://www.cgg.sm/ontology/cgg#Party
IRI: http://www.cgg.sm/ontology/cgg#belongsToGroup
IRI: http://www.cgg.sm/ontology/cgg#belongsToBloc
IRI: http://www.cgg.sm/ontology/cgg#leader
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IRI: http://www.cgg.sm/ontology/cgg#contact
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16 found sealed in trailer on ferry bound for Ireland
by AFPSixteen people have been found sealed inside a trailer on a ferry bound for the Irish port of Rosslare, shipping operator Stena Line said on Thursday.
The discovery draws renewed attention to the issue of illegal immigration and human trafficking in western Europe, after 39 Vietnamese were found dead in a trailer in Britain last month.
And on Tuesday, the crew of a cargo ferry run by DFDS Seaways found 25 migrants in a refrigerated container on a boat sailing to Britain and forced the vessel to return to port.
The 16 individuals in the latest discovery were found aboard a Wednesday night sailing of the Stena Horizon ship from Cherbourg in northern France.
"One of our employees during a routine inspection discovered 16 people in a sealed trailer on the vehicle deck," Stena Line chief communications officer Ian Hampton said in a statement.
"All the individuals are reported to be in good health and have been moved to a private passenger lounge on the ship."
The ship was due to arrive in port mid-afternoon Thursday, according to the firm, and immigration and security officials have been alerted to meet them.
There was no immediate comment from Irish police or indications of the people's nationalities.
Meanwhile in Dublin, a man being held for alleged participation in the British case involving the 39 Vietnamese victims appeared in court for an extradition hearing.
Eamon Harrison is alleged to have delivered the trailer in which the 39 victims were found dead to Zeebrugge in Belgium before it travelled on to a port in southeast England.
He faces 39 charges of manslaughter, one count of conspiracy to commit human trafficking and one count of conspiracy to assist in unlawful immigration.
The case was adjourned until another hearing on December 12.


Package org.apache.shiro.crypto.hash
Interface HashService
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- All Known Subinterfaces:
ConfigurableHashService
- All Known Implementing Classes:
DefaultHashService
public interface HashService
AHashService
hashes input sources utilizing a particular hashing strategy. AHashService
sits at a higher architectural level than Shiro's simpleHash
classes: it allows for salting and iteration-related strategies to be configured and internalized in a single component that can be re-used in multiple places in the application. For example, for the most secure hashes, it is highly recommended to use a randomly generated salt, potentially paired with an configuration-specific private salt, in addition to using multiple hash iterations. While one can do this easily enough using Shiro'sHash
implementations directly, this direct approach could quickly lead to copy-and-paste behavior. For example, consider this logic which might need to repeated in an application:int numHashIterations = ... ByteSource privateSalt = ... ByteSource randomSalt =
In this example, often only the input source will change during runtime, while the hashing strategy (how salts are generated or acquired, how many hash iterations will be performed, etc) usually remain consistent. A HashService internalizes this logic so the above becomes simply this:randomNumberGenerator
.nextBytes(); ByteSource combined = combine(privateSalt, randomSalt); Hash hash = Sha512Hash(source, combined, numHashIterations); save(hash);HashRequest request = new HashRequest.Builder().source(source).build(); Hash result = hashService.hash(request); save(result);
- Since:
- 1.2
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description Hash
computeHash(HashRequest request)
Computes a hash based on the given request.
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Method Detail
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computeHash
Hash computeHash(HashRequest request)
Computes a hash based on the given request.Salt Notice
If a salt accompanies the return value (i.e.returnedHash.
), this same exact salt MUST be presented back to thegetSalt()
!= nullHashService
if hash comparison/verification will be performed at a later time (for example, for password hash or file checksum comparison). For additional security, theHashService
's internal implementation may use more complex salting strategies than what would be achieved by computing aHash
manually. In summary, if aHashService
returns a salt in a returned Hash, it is expected that the same salt will be provided to the sameHashService
instance.- Parameters:
request
- the request to process- Returns:
- the hashed data
- See Also:
Hash.getSalt()
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Interactive Service: Embedding F# Interactive
This tutorial demonstrates how to embed F# interactive in your application. F# interactive is an interactive scripting environment that compiles F# code into highly efficient IL code and executes it on the fly. The F# interactive service allows you to embed F# evaluation in your application.
NOTE: There is a number of options for embedding F# Interactive. The easiest one is to use the
fsi.exe
process and communicate with it using standard input and standard output. In this tutorial, we look at calling F# Interactive directly through .NET API. However, if you have no control over the input, it is a good idea to run F# interactive in a separate process. One reason is that there is no way to handleStackOverflowException
and so a poorly written script can terminate the host process. Remember that while calling F# Interactive through .NET API,--shadowcopyreferences
option will be ignored. For detailed discussion, please take a look at this thread. NOTE: IfFsiEvaluationSession.Create
fails with an error saying thatFSharp.Core.dll
cannot be found, add theFSharp.Core.sigdata
andFSharp.Core.optdata
files. More info here.
However, the F# interactive service is still useful, because you might want to wrap it in your own executable that is then executed (and communicates with the rest of your application), or if you only need to execute limited subset of F# code (e.g. generated by your own DSL).
Starting the F# interactive
First, we need to reference the libraries that contain F# interactive service:
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To communicate with F# interactive, we need to create streams that represent input and output. We will use those later to read the output printed as a result of evaluating some F# code that prints:
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Evaluating and executing code
The F# interactive service exposes several methods that can be used for evaluation. The first
is EvalExpression
which evaluates an expression and returns its result. The result contains
the returned value (as obj
) and the statically inferred type of the value:
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This takes a string as an argument and evaluates (i.e. executes) it as F# code.
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This can be used in a strongly typed way as follows:
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The EvalInteraction
method can be used to evaluate side-effectful operations
such as printing, declarations, or other interactions that are not valid F# expressions, but can be entered in
the F# Interactive console. Such commands include #time "on"
(and other directives), open System
all declarations and other top-level statements. The code
does not require ;;
at the end. Just enter the code that you want to execute:
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The EvalScript
method allows to evaluate a complete .fsx script.
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Catching errors
EvalExpression
, EvalInteraction
and EvalScript
are awkward if the
code has type checking warnings or errors, or if evaluation fails with an exception.
In these cases you can use EvalExpressionNonThrowing
, EvalInteractionNonThrowing
and EvalScriptNonThrowing
. These return a tuple of a result and an array of FSharpErrorInfo
values.
These represent the errors and warnings. The result part is a Choice<_,_>
between an actual
result and an exception.
The result part of EvalExpression
and EvalExpressionNonThrowing
is an optional FSharpValue
.
If that value is not present then it just indicates that the expression didn't have a tangible
result that could be represented as a .NET object. This siutation shouldn't actually
occur for any normal input expressions, and only for primitives used in libraries.
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Executing in parallel
By default the code passed to EvalExpression
is executed immediately. To execute in parallel, submit a computation that starts a task:
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Both computations have now started. You can now fetch the results:
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Type checking in the evaluation context
Let's assume you have a situation where you would like to typecheck code in the context of the F# Interactive scripting session. For example, you first evaluation a declaration:
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Now you want to typecheck the partially complete code xxx + xx
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The parseResults
and checkResults
have types ParseFileResults
and CheckFileResults
explained in Editor. You can, for example, look at the type errors in the code:
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The code is checked with respect to the logical type context available in the F# interactive session based on the declarations executed so far.
You can also request declaration list information, tooltip text and symbol resolution:
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The 'fsi' object
If you want your scripting code to be able to access the 'fsi' object, you should pass in an implementation of this object explicitly. Normally the one fromm FSharp.Compiler.Interactive.Settings.dll is used.
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Collectible code generation
Evaluating code in using FsiEvaluationSession generates a .NET dynamic assembly and uses other resources.
You can make generated code collectible by passing collectible=true
. However code will only
be collected if there are no outstanding object references involving types, for example
FsiValue
objects returned by EvalExpression
, and you must have disposed the FsiEvaluationSession
.
See also Restrictions on Collectible Assemblies.
The example below shows the creation of 200 evaluation sessions. Note that collectible=true
and
use session = ...
are both used.
If collectible code is working correctly, overall resource usage will not increase linearly as the evaluation progresses.
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| DOSE: |
3.5 mg |
oral |
Nutmeg |
(ground / crushed) |
I enjoy marijuana on an 'everyday' level. I dont actually smoke marijuana every day anymore, but I enjoy it far more than for instance, alcohol. I have also experimented with magic mushrooms of different type, and I have become somewhat experienced in the field of hallucinating and the 'psycadelic experience' in general.
I read that not only does nutmeg give you light hallucinations, but it makes you lightly 'high' as with marijuana. I read somewhere that nutmeg makes you intoxicated like alcohol - but I find this particular observation not true.
I know my chemical sensitivity quiet well, but even so, I started with only one tablespoon of ground nutmeg, and increasing the dose to a comfortable level. I think that taking too much nutmeg - one would experience feelings too intense to enjoy, and rather wait for everything to come back to normal. This I imagine especially bad with nutmeg, since it takes so long to become active then inactive.
I respect all substances, and as everything, nutmeg should be treated with respect also. It doesnt matter that your mother has it in the kitchen, or you can buy it for a couple of quid at the local supermarket - its very potent. I do not encourage anyone to start experimenting with any substance, but if you must, be careful with the doseage, and be knowledgable.
I agree with taking .75 to 1.25grams of ground nutmeg per 10lbs of your body mass. But I think with nutmeg, chemical sensitivity is more the variable rather than body mass.
A bit of background.
I meditate on a regular basis, and I have found myself a comfortable dose of nutmeg can really maximise the experience, I experience deep and calm visions. I find my mind is in more control of these dreams than with natural sleep. I find if I clear my mind of visions I become aware of things that I previously was unaware of. The subconcious comes into the concious. I imagine my concious as a house, with a light on in one room. I find that this deep nutmeg enduced meditation can put the other 90% of the house of which is dark, into the light.
I study in the creative field of architecture, I find that many of my friends work their hardest in their quest of creative problem solving. They take their designs as far as they can go without bumping into problems, through models, diagrams, paintings, diagrams, etc etc. When they come to a problem, they have to solve that problem then redo the work they have done with the correct adjustment. I rather meditate over my idea, and if it happens for long enough, I become aware of things that could go wrong. I see potential problems with the design that could be solved even before the necessary testing. I find that sometimes the outcomes of meditation are misleading. But there's nothing as rewarding as gaining wisdom of your own work. Nutmeg helps me get to this stage of vision, and wisdom. Although I found that repeated nutmeg sessions were 'wasted' without meditation due to the lack of preparation.
I will include in this writing a non-meditative experience of nutmeg, similar (I hope) to many first time's.
The ONLY thing with nutmeg that I would change, is the taste. I have a pretty good belly for spices, I enjoy good foods. Nutmeg for the first time was easy to take, I wasnt really familiar with its 'turpentine' type taste, and once wasnt a bad thing. But after taking it two, three, four, six times, I associate this taste with feeling up the night before, and down the next day. I find it less enjoyable to ingest than the first time.
The first time, I just ground some nutmeg (in stone form) on a normal kitchen grate, collected a nice little pile. Then ate this sandy substance with a spoon, straight out the bowl I collected it with, downed with a glass of water.
Since then, I usually buy it in powder form straight from the supermarket, and I imagine as pungent as possible. I find putting the right amount in a small bowl, and making a cup of tea or something slightly stronger flavoured, then taking about 10 minutes to take small teaspoon like quantities and washing it down with liquid. Another thinking is, to wrap up the appropriate amount in tissue and then swallowing that, but then its an issue of lubrication and choking on the damn thing.... Ingest as you will. It aint pleasant. Perhaps this issue of taste, is a natural defense mechanism to stop the abuse of this substance. If it tasted like chocolate and came up in 5 minutes, I'm sure it would have been made illegal a hundred years ago.
The experience.
18:15
I dropped about 3.5 tablespoons of nutmeg at about 6pm. I havnt smoked any marijuana or drank alcohol for days. I've had a busy day, and I want to relax. I have had a large bowl of pasta for dinner, and I'm preparing my evening off. Watched TV and talked to my housemates for a while. Watched a movie.
21:10
Bloodshot eyes, slightly raised pulse, slowly beginning the 'coming up' stage of nutmeg. The anticipation is helping with this stage, but definately feeling slightly sedated.  Feeling warm from eyes, but no obvious effects. Communication with friends not effected. This feeling is familiar with the 15min-30mins after eating magic mushrooms, but far slower. Nutmeg burps observed.
midnight
Bloodshot eyes, as if I have been smoking marijuana all night. Feeling quite intoxicated, a mixture of a marijuana like high with a slightly sedated lethargic feeling. Not at all socially withdrawn, but definately feeling high. I can only compare it to having three strong spliffs of good skunk. Drinking water/urinating more than usual observed. Nutmeg burps have stopped.
02:25
watched another film with housemates, very enjoyable. Feeling quite stoned still, and loving it. Pizza goes in the oven. I havnt had much time on my own so visions havnt been so strong, but I'm feeling as stoned as I would be on marijuana by this time of night. I usually smoke at least 3 - 5 spliffs in a night. And I havnt had any tonight. Pretty happy with the results so far. I'm quiet shocked that there isnt any THC in nutmeg, because of the bloodshot eyes and the general marijuana like high.
04:30
Cooling down for the night, listening to music in my darkened room, very pleasant. Getting good visions, day dream like hallucinations, which are easily controlled. Pleasantly sedated as I would expect.
10:00(next day)
Quite difficult to get up. Bloodshot eyes and dry mouth, as expected, but nothing out of the ordinary, but I'm used to this due to the regular benefits of marijuana. I'm feeling a sense of time again, something I didnt pickup last night. IE I would be holding a cigarette, smoking, then next time I look, it would be almost finished, without me taking a drag off it. Ive talked with my friends over nutmeg, and I think I'm lucky enough to suffer the least the next day. I always have, always will.
Nutmeg per gram is less potent than marijuana, if I ate 18 grams of marijuana, you'd be pretty seriously stoned. Whereas 18 grams of nutmeg would get me pleasantly sedated for the night. I would rate nutmeg slightly more serious than marijuana thought. I have far less control over nutmeg. I took it 9 hours ago, and its still coming up on me. I imagine having a 'bad trip' or being quiet anxious or nervous over nutmeg would be hell. Just due to the length of intoxication. With a spliff, if I've had enough, I just pass it on, and enjoy. Nutmeg I never 'lose it' (at the right dose), and everything I feel is very controlled and calm. No wonder the 70's were like what they were... It's a substance that I can enjoy music too, and enjoy the company of friends, rather than going out and taking pills and going ape-shit to the music for a few hours.
I personally, will do nutmeg again. I think if it came up quicker and came down easier, it would be an 'everyday' drug like marijuana is. I enjoy the regular benefits of nutmeg now, with the added bonus of not damaging my lungs in the process. I find the nutmeg high very much like the marijuana high but perhaps with a little less lethargy. I enjoy nutmeg as a vehicle of creativity just as everything I enjoy.
Always remember, take with caution. Ive noted a general public opinion about nutmeg being a 'cheap' high, which doesnt really work. People jest about the use of nutmeg, as if its more a placebo. But when used properly, I think its an effective 'intelligent' high, after all, its available from the supermarket at a fraction of the price illegal substances are. I almost like to keep it to myself, that I can get this much enjoyment from this substance. Truely a shock.
 I hope this has been helpful.
-sk
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Travel
- Nope. (Kin was in PDX briefly.)
- Upcoming week: Nope.
Hack Education
Essays Elsewhere
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Known Notes and Fragments
Other Projects
- Therapy! Al-Anon! A massage!
- I bought tickets to Spain – Kin will be there for the month of October and I’ll be there for a few weeks. I also started to make arrangements for my upcoming trip to South Africa.
- I chatted briefly with the folks at Edutopia about an upcoming series on social justice education.
- I worked on a story for Bright on "robot tutors." Hopefully I can finish this today or tomorrow.
Reading and Viewing
- I watched the Republican presidential candidates’ debate, which was just incredibly depressing.
- I finished reading The Prize, and I started reading The Martian.


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If SMTP is not used, we also offer a simple Web API mail method to send email.
Our V3 Web API provides functionality for managing user unsubscribes, templating emails, managing IP addresses, and enforcing TLS.
The SendGrid Marketing Email API provides developers with the ability to manage marketing emails, lists, identities, and schedule delivery events
The SMTP API allows you to tag your emails to get detailed statistics on each tag, send multiple customized emails in one request via mail merge, and configure each setting on a per email basis. This is done by passing a JSON string in the X-SMTPAPI header if using SMTP or in the x-smtpapi HTTP parameter if using the web API. Using the SMTP API
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Using a free airport phone charger could drain your bank account
by New York Post(NEW YORK POST) – A convenient charge can come with a high cost.
Public charging stations and USB ports can be a lifesaver when your phone’s battery power is dwindling, but the threat of “juice jacking” should make people think twice before using random chargers.
Hackers are infecting ports with malware that, when phone owners plug in for a complimentary charge, infect their phones — and possibly steal their savings.
Local law enforcement is warning travelers to be aware of the danger ahead of the holidays.
“A free charge could end up draining your bank account,” Los Angeles deputy district attorney Luke Sisak says in a video posted by his office.
“Criminals load malware onto charging stations or tables they leave at the kiosk,” he explains. “Once the unsuspecting user plugs in, their phone or electronic device becomes infected.”
“It’s a combination of juicing up our phones and getting hijacked at the same time,” Steve Beaty, cybersecurity expert at Metropolitan State University of Denver, tells ABC affiliate WKBW. It’s similar to what happens when hackers put card skimmers into gas pumps or ATMs. “Skimming devices are the same type of thing. They have a tiny, little computer in there reading your [magnetic stripe], reading you punching things in,” says Beaty.
Authorities have been warning of juice jacking since 2011.
Malware can lock your device or send out passwords, addresses or a full backup of your phone to the hacker within minutes. To avoid being a fraud victim, the LA office recommends using a power outlet and your own charger — or getting a portable one. Apps like SyncStop also help protect your data from accidental syncing and malware.
Malware can feel like it’s everywhere these days — even government and hospital systems are vulnerable, and “exploit kits,” have the ability to infect computers at a rapid rate. Recently, a batch of Android apps reportedly infected thousands of users with a “Joker” bug that signed them up for subscription-based services without their knowledge. By being cautious about what you download, click on and where and how you charge your phone, though, you can potentially avoid accidentally compromising your tech.
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Certifi: Python SSL Certificates¶
Certifi is a carefully curated collection of Root Certificates for validating the trustworthiness of SSL certificates while verifying the identity of TLS hosts. It has been extracted from the Requests project.
Usage¶
To reference the installed certificate authority (CA) bundle, you can use the built-in function:
>>> import certifi
>>> certifi.where()
'/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/certifi/cacert.pem'
Enjoy!
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bundle, replacing it with an equivalent strong (i.e. 2048-bit or greater key)
certificate from the same CA. Because Mozilla removed these certificates from
its bundle, certifi
removed them as well.
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function
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recommended in production and therefore was removed. To assist in migrating old
code, the function certifi.old_where()
continues to exist as an alias of
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instead. certifi.old_where()
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| FaxClientActionEventListener |
This interface defines the fax client action event listener.
The listener picks up events based on actions invoked on the fax client and not based on the status changes of the actual fax job. For example is a fax job is submitted via fax client, than the faxJobSubmitted event method will be invoked. However the fax job itself might still be pending transmission by the actual fax modem/server. |
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This interface defines the fax job.
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| FaxMonitorEventListener |
This interface defines the fax monitor event listener.
The listener picks up remote events based on changes done on the remote fax modem. |
| Provider |
This is the provider interface.
Each SPI enables access to the SPI provider by returning an instance of this interface. |
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| AbstractFaxEvent |
Base class for all fax4j events.
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| FaxClient |
This is the fax client.
The fax client enables to perform activities such as sending/suspending fax jobs and so on. This is the class which will be used by external applications to invoke the actual fax related activites. To create a new instance of the fax client, you will need to invoke the FaxClientFactory.createFaxClient method. Here is a sample code that creates a new fax client and submits a new fax job: |
| FaxClientActionEvent |
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| FaxClientFactory |
This is the fax client factory which is used to create new instances of the fax client.
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| FaxClientActionEvent.FaxClientActionEventID |
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This enum holds all the possible event ID. |
| FaxJob.FaxJobPriority |
This is the fax job priority enum which holds the possible fax sending priority values.
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| FaxJobStatus |
This is the fax job status enum which holds the possible fax status values.
Not all SPIs support extraction of the fax job status. In case the SPI is unable to extract or does not support extracting of the fax job status, it will return the UNKNOWN status. |
| FaxMonitorEvent.FaxMonitorEventID |
This is the fax monitor event ID enum.
This enum holds all the possible event ID. |
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A general exception class used by the fax4j framework.
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capacitance 1µF; package 100 mil [THT, electrolytic]; voltage 6.3V |
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| Q2 |
NPN-Transistor |
type NPN (EBC); package TO92 [THT] |
| Q3 |
NPN-Transistor |
type NPN (EBC); package TO92 [THT] |
| Q4 |
NPN-Transistor |
type NPN (EBC); package TO92 [THT] |
| R1 |
220Ω Resistor |
pin spacing 400 mil; tolerance ±5%; resistance 220Ω; bands 4; package THT |
| R2 |
1kΩ Resistor |
pin spacing 400 mil; tolerance ±5%; resistance 1kΩ; bands 4; package THT |
| R3 |
1kΩ Resistor |
pin spacing 400 mil; tolerance ±5%; resistance 1kΩ; bands 4; package THT |
| R4 |
1kΩ Resistor |
pin spacing 400 mil; tolerance ±5%; resistance 1kΩ; bands 4; package THT |
| R5 |
1kΩ Resistor |
pin spacing 400 mil; tolerance ±5%; resistance 1kΩ; bands 4; package THT |
| U1 |
74HC595 |
type 74HC595; package DIP16 [THT] |
| U2 |
74HC595 |
type 74HC595; package DIP16 [THT] |
| X1 |
USB Connectors |
variant -a-s; package usb-a-s; target USB-A |
| XTAL1 |
Crystal |
pin spacing 5.08mm; type crystal; package THT; frequency 16 Mhz |


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cakes, cutting into pieces,
4–5
,
74
Carpenter, Peter,
116
case analysis
in design problems,
122
implying speculation,
122
trying,
164
chance mind games,
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characters, encoding in bits,
29
cheating, selfish benefits of,
16
checkerboard in Feedback Dividends,
49–51
checks, writing to minimize change returned,
71–72
child cut rule
in As Easy as Pie,
37
recursive perpendicular cuts satisfying,
94
chips, colored in latched boxes,
47–48
,
97–102
Christofides, N.,
161
city grid, capturing a thief in,
19–20
city-states, roads connecting,
174
coalitions of state districts,
14
,
79–80
coin, betting on the flip of a shared fair,
8–9
,
76–78
combination, inferring a safe’s,
54–55
,
103–104
combinatorial design,
177
competition mind games,
4–22
computational problems, achieving a factor of two of the optimal,
174
consistency, test for in Preferential Romance,
68
constraint-oriented puzzles,
122
,
128
constraints on a team schedule,
34
,
90
contestants, characterizing winning in The Box Chip Game,
100
cooling of crystals, technique inspired by,
166
cost(s)
adding up all smallest,
172
evaluating for each triplet in Sweet Packs,
158
cost array in dynamic programming,
156
cost-benefit history of a device in Legal Logic,
45
cycle, in graph theory,
116
cycle-free graph, obtaining,
117


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