Help on using the NGEmbryo web-portal
NOTE: This is a first draft of the users' manual.
Preliminary work flow for using the NG-Embryo prototype portal is as follows:
Select a model
Several Woolz models have been added to the system. Choose one of these models by clicking
on the Embryo button on the toolbar. If the model is loaded successfully, this will create the controls panel and initialise the
available orientations for this model. To initialise the layers, select one of the orientations (as
discussed in seciton III). To change the orientation arbitrarily, use the controls panel.
I. Adding Resources (collection of teaching materials)
Before resources can be linked to annotations, they should be registered with the system. There are
two phases for doing this.
- Add the resource to the DSpace repository. This is where the actual resources are stored.
[Refer to DSpace manual for details.]
-
Register meta-data for the resource with the NG-Embryo system.
NOTE: When resource discovery is added to the NG-Embryo system, step 2. will be done automatically.
To register a resource, click on the Resource menu at the toolbar. This will show two menu items:
- Display - Click on this to display all of the resources currently registered with the system.
- Create - Click on this to register a new resource with the system.
II. Adding Orientations (the angle from which the model is viewed)
In order to add annotations, it is important to know how the model is being observed. This angle of
observation is parameterised with the yaw, roll, pitch and distance. Since it is easy to loose an annotation if the corresponding orientation (angle of view) was not saved, it is mandatory that an orientation is
created before adding layers and annotations.
- To check the existing orientations for a given model, click on Orientation > Display on the toolbar. This will show a preview of all the
orientations that have been saved.
- To register a new orientation for the current model, first adjust the required viewing angle by using the controls
panel. Once you are satisfied with the orientation, click on Orientation > Create on the toolbar. This will open up
a form dialog. Provide a title and a short description (if necessary), and then click ok. The new orientation will
now be registered with the system.
NOTE: Orientations are unique, and each can be identified using the yaw, pitch, roll and distance. Hence,
when a new orientation is created with parameters that are already registered with the system, no new orientation will
be created.
III. Adding Layers (annotation groups)
In a given orientation, one would like to group annotations according to topics, categories, etc.. To achieve
this efficiently, the NG-Embryo portal uses layers. Layers are groups that are associated with a given
orientation. No layer can exists without a corresponding orientation. All annotations are created using a
layer as the anchor.
- To see the layers that are available for a given orientation, click on Layer > Display on the toolbar. This will list
all of the layers that are currently associated with a given orientation. In order to select a given layer,
click on the row which corresponds to the layer.
- To create a new layer, first select the orientation. Then click Layer > Create on the toolbar. This will open up the
layer creation form dialog. Enter the details, and click ok. The new layer will be now registered with the system.
NOTE:
- If a layer is created without selecting an orientation, a new orientation will be created automatically
if no orientation with the current parameters already exists.
- The title of a layer must be unique.
The visibility of layers can be set by clicking on Layer > Display on the toolbar, and checking the visibility checkboxes. When a layer is hidden, all of the annotations attached to that layer will also be hidden. It is possible to set the visibility of multiple layers.
When the list of layers is refreshed, perhaps due to selection of a new model etc., the visibility settings of the current model will be lost. In these cases, all of the layers in the new model will be set to visible. Since multiple users could set the visibility of layers differently, the layer visibility set by users are not saved on the portal server. This means that this facility is only a client-side feature implemented temporarily on the browser.
IV. Visiting an Annotation
When a layer is selected, all of the annotations that are defined on that layer is displayed. There are two
types of annotations that can be defined on a layer:
- Markers - These annotations mark points on the layer surface.
- Regions - These annotations mark regions on the layer surface.
When the mouse point hovers over an annotation, the title and brief description of the annotation is
displayed. To get further details about the annotation, and to get the resources that are linked to this
annotation, click on the annotation. This will open up a dialog box which shows the resources that are
currently linked to this annotation. Click on the row which corresponds to the resource, and the details
of that resource will be displayed to the user. From here, the user can select one of the resource items.
NOTE: One can toggle display of specific annotation types by clicking on the Markers and Regions
toggle buttons on the toolbar.
V. Creating an Annotation
To create an annotation, first select the layer which will contain the new annotation. If the current orientation is not suitable, change the parameters and create a new
orientation, and add a layer. Then click on the 2Dmarker or 2Dregion button on the toolbar to create markers or regions respectively. This will fill up the
screen with a translucent screen and the controls panel will disappear. The existing annotations are
displayed underneath this screen for reference.
- To create a 2D marker, click on the point where the marker should be placed. This will open up
the create marker form dialog. Enter the appropriate values, and click ok. The new marker will be
displayed underneath the screen. Continue adding markers, and when done, click on 2Dmarker to
exit from marker creation mode. This will clear the translucent screen, and the controls panel will
re-appear.
- To create a 2D region, you have to create a region using a polyline. When the mouse button is
clicked for the first time, the first point of the polyline is created. This will be marked with a circle.
Any subsequent clicks will add a new point to the polyline. The polyline will be visible immediately
when it is being created. When the required regions have been covered, click on the circle which
marks the first point. The circle will change colour, which means that a ploygonal region can now
be created. Click on the circle, and this will open up the create region form dialog. Enter the appropriate
values, and click ok. The new region will be visible underneath the translucent screen. Continue
adding regions, and when done, click on the 2Dregion button on the toolbar to exit the region
creation mode. This will clear the translucent screen, and the controls panel will re-appear.
VI. Linking Resources to Annotations
To link resources to a given annotation, click on the annotation. This will open up a dialog box which
lists all of the resources that are currently linked with that annotation. To link a new resource, click
on the Add resource button. This will open up a dialog which list all of the resources that
are registered with the system, but are currently not linked to the annotation. Click on the row
which corresponds to the resource that you want to link. When a resource has been linked to an
annotation, the row containing the resource will disappear from the list. Continue linking resource until done.
NOTE: Dialog boxes can be closed by clicking on the cross icon displayed on the top-right corner.
ONGOING WORK
- Editing resources, annotations etc..
- The formatting and visual representation is preliminary. This may be changed later.
- Automatic resource discovery from a DSpace repository is being investigated.
- We are trying to implemented model comparison where the user selects two models that can be viewed simultaneously side-by-side.


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NAME
bap-fsi-benchmark - function start identification benchmark game
SYNOPSIS
bap-fsi-benchmark [OPTION]... binary tool ground-truth
DESCRIPTION
Compares function start identification algorithms to the ground truth. The latter should be provided by a user.
ARGUMENTS
- binary
-
The testing stripped binary.
- ground-truth
-
The ground truth. The ground truth can be an unstripped binary, or a .scm file with symbol information. In .scm file, each symbol should be in format of: (<symbol name> <symbol start address> <symbol end address>), e.g. (malloc@@GLIBC_2.4 0x11034 0x11038)
- tool
-
The tool of the function start result that we are going to evaluate. Possible values: one of `ida', `byteweight' or `internal'.
OPTIONS
- -c VAL, --with-metrics=VAL
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Print metrics. User can choose to print -cprecision, -crecall, -cF_measure, -cTP, -cFP and -cFN.
- --help[=FMT] (default=pager)
-
Show this help in format FMT (pager, plain or groff).
PLUGIN OPTIONS
- -l PATH
-
Dynamically loads file PATH.plugin. A plugin must be compiled with bapbuild tool using bapbuild PATH.plugin command.
- -LPATH
-
Add PATH to a set of search paths. Plugins found in the search paths will be loaded automatically.
- --list-plugins
-
List all available plugins or list plugins that provide some features, e.g. --list-plugins=disassembler,lifter
- --list-tags
-
List all available plugin tags
- --disable-plugin
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Don't load PLUGIN automatically
- --disable-autoload
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Disable auto loading of plugins
- --no-PLUGIN
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(Spoilers... Duh) If you ask me who my favorite character of all time was I would say... well Thalia Grace, but Percy Jackson is definitely in my top 5. He is funny, brave, and most definitely loyal (inside joke). He is in or mentioned in almost every single one of Rick Riordans books and for good reason. Percy is supposed to represent Riordan's son who has dislexia and ADHD just like Percy and his fellow demigods.
One of the main things about Percy is all the quest he goes on.  It's kind of like ghostbusters, "who ya gonna call, Percy Jackson." It is a mixture of sad and really funny. He constantly has to sacrifice himself to help people who aren't even going to thank him, but he does get super awesome powers and friends, not to mention his beautiful girlfriend.
The final thing about Percy is he lives in what is probably the most dysfunctional family of all time. I mean his uncle kidnaps his mom, his cousin (who is a boy) has a crush on him, his like 50,000 year old grandpa tries to take over the world, and his older cousin looks like she's 12 when she's really like 24. Not to mention he's dating his cousins daughter.  So even if Percy isn't my most favorite character of all time he still is in my top 5 and he is an overall great character.


Civil Rights and Conflict in the United States: Selected Speeches
by FCIT
Ain't I a Woman?
by Sojourner Truth
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1851
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Truth, S. (1851).
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 3.6
- Word Count: 390
- Genre: Speech
- Keywords: equality, freedom, history, slavery
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Well, children, where there is so much racket there must be something out of kilter. I think that ‘twixt the Negroes of the South and the women at the North, all talking about rights, the white men will be in a fix pretty soon. But what’s all this here talking about?
That man over there says that women need to be helped into carriages, and lifted over ditches, and to have the best place everywhere. Nobody ever helps me into carriages, or over mud-puddles, or gives me any best place! And ain’t I a woman? Look at me! Look at my arm! I have ploughed and planted, and gathered into barns, and no man could head me! And ain’t I a woman? I could work as much and eat as much as a man – when I could get it – and bear the lash as well! And ain’t I a woman? I have borne thirteen children, and seen most all sold off to slavery, and when I cried out with my mother’s grief, none but Jesus heard me! And ain’t I a woman?
Then they talk about this thing in the head; what’s this they call it? [member of audience whispers, “intellect”] That’s it, honey. What’s that got to do with women’s rights or Negroes’ rights? If my cup won’t hold but a pint, and yours holds a quart, wouldn’t you be mean not to let me have my little half measure full?
Then that little man in black there, he says women can’t have as much rights as men, ‘cause Christ wasn’t a woman! Where did your Christ come from? Where did your Christ come from? From God and a woman! Man had nothing to do with Him.
If the first woman God ever made was strong enough to turn the world upside down all alone, these women together ought to be able to turn it back, and get it right side up again! And now they is asking to do it. The men better let them.
Obliged to you for hearing me, and now old Sojourner ain’t got nothing more to say.


Health Minister visits WHO headquarters at Geneva
Focus on Kerala’s successful management of Nipah
by Special CorrespondentA delegation of Health officials in the State, led by Health Minister K. K. Shylaja visited the World Health Organisation headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland .
Strengthening or primary care services in Kerala, interventions to control lifestyle diseases, comprehensive cancer care strategy, novel ideas in digital health, strengthening of traditional systems of medicine, elimination of tuberculosis were some of the topics that came up for discussion, an official statement issued from the office of the Health Minister said.
How Kerala can work with the WHO and other world nations on issues in health sector was also discussed at the meeting.
The statement said that the WHO has expressed its interest in Kerala’s traditional system of medicine, Ayurveda and how it can be strengthened.
Kerala’s successful management of Nipah and its efforts at setting up comprehensive trauma care systems were in focus and the WHO has expressed its desire to do more research studies on these, the statement said.
More discussions
A WHO delegation, including Cherian Verghese,will be visiting Kerala for more discussions .
Indian Ambassador Rajeev K. Chander, Principal Secretary (Health), Rajan Khobragade, Ayush secretary Sharmila Mary Joseph, WHO’s Executive Director, Universal Health Coverage, Peter Salama, among others were there at the discussions.


Yes, a desktop client is in development. However, at the moment we support Ubuntu (and equivalents) and Mac OS X only. You are welcome to add support for other operating systems.
You can deploy our TLS Capture Server in your own environment. In that case feel free to contact us such that the server is added to the list of probed hosts.


Earlier this week in The Dabbler, Brit reviewed Sweeper!, a novel by the foopballist Steve Bruce. Though I have yet to read the book itself, the review was enough for me to recognise genius. I added a comment, saying: “OK, that's it. I am destroying everything I have written to date and starting all over again with Steve Bruce as my guide, my teacher, my inspiration.” If anybody thought I was joking, think again. In my cupboard today, you will find the first fruits of my new approach. It's early doors, and I can't pretend to have mastered the intricacies of the Brucesque method, but I am trying, I am trying.
Incidentally, astute readers will note a particularly clever metafictional sally in my piece. Brit points to Bruce's repeated use of fundamental spelling inconsistencies in proper names, and is dismissive of the idea that these may be due to a lack of proofreading or copy editing. I have followed Bruce in giving my hero's name in a number of variations, and I also refer more than once to the actor Bruce Willis. Not only is there a pleasing Bruce / Bruce echo, but of course Willis once reputedly wrote on an online forum the immortal words “proofreading is for pussies”. I leave you to untangle that one.


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Getting Started
Using dotnet new
The easiest way to get started with Falco is by installing the Falco.Template
package, which adds a new template to your dotnet new
command line tool:
> dotnet new -i "Falco.Template::*"
Afterwards you can create a new Falco application by running:
> dotnet new falco -o HelloWorldApp
> cd HelloWorldApp
> dotnet run
Manually installing
Create a new F# web project:
> dotnet new web -lang F# -o HelloWorldApp
> cd HelloWorldApp
Install the nuget package:
> dotnet add package Falco
Remove any *.fs
files created automatically, create a new file named Program.fs
and set the contents to the following:
module HelloWorld.Program
open Falco
open Falco.Routing
open Falco.HostBuilder
webHost [||] {
endpoints [
get "/" (Response.ofPlainText "Hello World")
]
}
Run the application:
> dotnet run
And there you have it, an industrial-strength Hello World web app. Pretty sweet!
Sample Applications
Code is worth a thousand words. For the most up-to-date usage, the samples directory contains a few sample applications.


German archive uploads details of millions of Nazi victims
by The Associated PressBERLIN (AP) — Germany’s International Center on Nazi Persecution has uploaded some 850,000 documents with information on ten million people collected after the end of World War II in the American occupied zone of Germany.
The Bad Arolsen-based archive said in a statement Tuesday that the documents contain information about victims of Nazi persecution that was collected in the winter of 1945/46 in Germany based on orders by the four occupying powers — the U.S., Britain, France and the Soviet Union.
They issued orders to German local authorities, companies and others requiring them to draw up lists of foreign nationals, German Jews and stateless people who were registered with them.
A large collection of these documents as well as other lists from the American Zone of Occupation can now be viewed online.
The Associated Press


comocma.como.IndicatorFront
class documentationcomocma.como
(View In Hierarchy)
with `hypervolume_improvement` method based on a varying empirical front. The front is either all kernels but one or based on the `list_attribute` of `moes` (like `archive`) as given on initialization. Usage:: >>> import comocma, cma >>> list_of_solvers_instances = comocma.get_cmas(13 * [5 * [0.4]], 0.7, {'verbose':-9}) >>> fitness = comocma.FitFun(cma.ff.sphere, lambda x: cma.ff.sphere(x-1)) >>> moes = comocma.Sofomore(list_of_solvers_instances, [11, 11]) >>> moes.front_observed = IndicatorFront() >>> moes.optimize(fitness, iterations=47) # doctest:+ELLIPSIS Iterat #Fevals Hypervolume axis ratios sigmas min&max stds*** >>> moes = comocma.Sofomore(list_of_solvers_instances, [11, 11]) >>> moes.front_observed = IndicatorFront(list_attribute='archive') >>> moes.optimize(fitness, iterations=37) # doctest:+ELLIPSIS Iterat #Fevals Hypervolume axis ratios sigmas min&max stds*** >>> moes.front_observed.set_kernel(moes[3], moes) >>> f_points = [moes.front_observed.hypervolume_improvement(point) ... for point in moes[3]._last_offspring_f_values]
| Method | __init__ | getattr(moes, list_attribute) contains the list to create the front. |
| Method | hypervolume_improvement | Undocumented |
| Method | set_kernel | Set empirical front for evolving the given kernel. |
getattr(moes, list_attribute) contains the list to create the front.
NDA
is a non-dominated archive with a hypervolume_improvement
method.


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pysimm.apps.poreblazer module¶
-
pysimm.apps.poreblazer.
pore
(s, **kwargs)[source]¶ Perform pore volume calculation using PoreBlazer v2.0
Parameters: - atoms – file name to contain ff parameters (ff.atoms)
- data – file name to write xyz file (data.xyz)
- angles – angles of simlation box (90.0 90.0 90.0)
- insertions – number of insertions for calculation (1000)
- temp – temperature at which to perform simulation (300)
- pore_probe – sigma, epsilon, cutoff parameters for probe (2.58, 10.22, 12.8)
- exec_path – path to poreblazer pore executable (pore_he.exe)
Returns: None
-
pysimm.apps.poreblazer.
psd
(s, **kwargs)[source]¶ Perform pore size distribution calculation using PoreBlazer v2.0
Parameters: - atoms – file name to contain ff parameters (ff.atoms)
- data – file name to write xyz file (data.xyz)
- angles – angles of simlation box (90.0 90.0 90.0)
- insertions – number of insertions for calculation (500)
- min_probe – minimum probe size (1.0)
- probe_dr – step size to increase probe size (0.2)
- max_probe – maximum probe size: 25
- psd_save – T/F to save psd points (F)
- psd_range – range in which to save psd points (2.5,3.8)
- exec_path – path to poreblazer psd executable (psd.exe)
- gen_files – if True, only generate input do not execute (None)
Returns: None
-
pysimm.apps.poreblazer.
surface
(s, **kwargs)[source]¶ Perform accessible surface area calculation using PoreBlazer v2.0
Parameters: - atoms – file name to contain ff parameters (ff.atoms)
- data – file name to write xyz file (data.xyz)
- angles – angles of simlation box (90.0 90.0 90.0)
- insertions – number of insertions for calculation (1000)
- probe – probe size (3.681)
- probe_type – type of probe (hs)
- vis – True to save visual (F)
- exec_path – path to poreblazer surface executable (surface.exe)
Returns: None
-
pysimm.apps.poreblazer.
void
(s, **kwargs)[source]¶ Perform pore volume calculation using PoreBlazer v2.0 assuming a probe size of 0 to calculate void volume
Parameters: - atoms – file name to contain ff parameters (ff.atoms)
- data – file name to write xyz file (data.xyz)
- angles – angles of simlation box (90.0 90.0 90.0)
- insertions – number of insertions for calculation (1000)
- temp – temperature at which to perform simulation (300)
- pore_probe – sigma, epsilon, cutoff parameters for probe (0.00, 10.22, 12.8)
- exec_path – path to poreblazer pore executable (pore_he.exe)
Returns: None


Journalist-programmer visualising data
First there was a bar chart...
Asking questions
Communicating understanding
The greatest value of a picture is when it forces us to notice what we never expected to see.~ John W. Tukey, Exploratory Data Analysis. 1977
Understanding relationship
Conveys meaning
What's the point
Three of the main strategies of data analysis are:John W. Tukey
- graphical presentation.
- provision of flexibility in viewpoint and in facilities;
- intensive search for parsimony and simplicity.
Create space for experimentation
Explore great interactive visualisations
Visualise a data set
Communicate to an audience
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On Delete
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Packer is a utility to create disk images for platforms like VirtualBox, VMWare Fusion, Amazon EC2 and DigitalOcean. It can be used to build Vagrant base boxes, which can be shared within your team to make portable development environments.
One way to build a Vagrant base box with packer is to convert a veewee template using veewee-to-packer, however I wanted to build a more minimal box that doesn’t have Ruby, Chef or Puppet. These are usually suggested for provisioning on top of your base box (see the Vagrant base box documentation), instead I’m going to use the prefab configuration manager, which is a standalone binary.
Here’s a minimal template to build an Ubuntu base box: ubuntu64.json. There’s a couple of quirky bits to point out:
preseed.cfg
"http_directory": "preseed"
A directory of files to serve. When installing from the operating system ISO, you can give it a preseed.cfg
answers file which will automate configuring the box for the first time. It sets settings such as the login user and password, keyboard settings, and the disk layout. Here’s the preseed.cfg for a vagrant base box: preseed.cfg
Password-less login and sudo for the ‘vagrant’ user
"mkdir ~/.ssh",
"wget -qO- https://raw.github.com/mitchellh/vagrant/master/keys/vagrant.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys",
Lets the vagrant
user ssh without a password, as long as you’re using the vagrant client which includes its own private key.
"(cat <<'vagrant ALL=NOPASSWD:ALL') > /tmp/vagrant",
"chmod 0440 /tmp/vagrant",
"mv /tmp/vagrant /etc/sudoers.d/"
Let the vagrant
user use sudo
without prompting for a password.
VirtualBox guest additions
When installing the VirtualBox guest additions you may run into an error message that looks like this:
virtualbox: Installing the Window System drivers ...fail!
virtualbox: (Could not find the X.Org or XFree86 Window System.)
You can ignore the error, unless you want to install the X Window System on your VM. You probably don’t need it, and it’s quite large.
Shutdown Command
"shutdown_command": "echo 'shutdown -P now' > shutdown.sh; echo 'vagrant'|sudo -S sh 'shutdown.sh'"
The shutdown_command
is necessary, otherwise Packer will simply poweroff the machine, and any changes you’ve made in your provisioner that have not yet been persisted to disk might be lost.
If you’d like to use the resulting box here’s a link to it: ubuntu64.box


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Occasionally when a child has been ill or has had a major emotional upset—such as the arrival of a new brother or sister— he or she may temporarily lose recently acquired skills, such as potty-training.  There are many possible causes, including brain disorders, a tumor, HIV infection, child abuse, a mental or learning disability, or autism.
In developed countries, SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome) or crib death is still the most common cause of death in babies age one month to one year. Most cases occur in babies under six months of age. The incidence has decreased dramatically since the public education campaigns of the early 1990s on the sleeping positions of babies.
The following babies are especially at risk:
In order to reduce your baby’s risk of crib death:
A baby is generally diagnosed as having died of SIDS if no specific cause of death is found.
If your child has swallowed a potentially dangerous substance, it may be obvious—he or she may tell you, or you may see him/her with the container.   Seek advice immediately. Delay can be fatal! Remember, the best way to save your child’s life from poisoning is to not let him or her get near any toxic compounds. Store all your medicines and dangerous household items in a safe place.
Substance abuse is more common in adolescent boys than girls. Tobacco is addictive and often causes death in later years, while alcohol is a major killer of both teenagers and adults. Inhalant use is prevalent among younger teens, and even in prepubescent kids. Inhalant abuse may be harder to detect in your child, because the “high” is only momentary and inhaled substances are found in every setting (homes, schools, stores, the workplace, etc.). The excessive use of household or office products that come in a spray can may be a tip-off that someone has an inhalant abuse problem. These might include products such as glues, spray paint, air fresheners, lighter fluid, oven cleaner, Dust-Off, or even dessert topping sprays. This is serious; even experimenting with inhalants can result in serious long-term physical or psychological problems, or even death.
Watch out for changes in personality, mood, sleeping patterns, and/or appetite. Attempt to verify the facts, and contact self-help groups for advice.   A comprehensive resource is the National Institute on Drug Abuse website: www.drugabuse.gov.


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2012-Present
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2014-Present
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2014
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2013
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Forecasting, Planning, and Analysis
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Forecasting, Planning, and Analysis
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Finance Co-op / Intern
Structured Settlements


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Here a few ways to remove those pesky windows carriage return characters from your scripts that you run into when migrating from a windows environment to a *nix. From the command line to recursively carry out this task you can type:
[code]find -type f | xargs dos2unix[/code]
Where dos2unix is the utility that actually carries out the conversion. If you are using vi to edit a file then you can achieve this conversion as well by escaping and typing the following (note the square brackets and their contents represent keyboard strokes):
[code]:%s/[ctrl+v][return]//g[return][/code]
This is a regexp type command that tells vi to select the entire file (%) and search (s/) for carriage returns ([ctrl+v][return]) and do a global replace (/g) with non windows return code ([return]).


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by None at 2023-06-30 20:50:22.There are no identifiable duplicates in the resource record, or in the Top Container view.
Here is what happens with running the folder labels transformation scenario:
It looks like the XML for the second set of accidentally imported archival objects is repeated in the file:
If you look at Subseries 1C, the two duplicate series are there at the end.
Can you simply delete them from there? If the situation is more complex, let me know and I'll help!
Wow, I totally missed that they nested there! Thank you for being so thorough, Regine!!!!!!!! It works now
Thank you for providing all the background information--that helped a lot!!
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by Max Kadel at 2023-06-30 13:18:19.Vendor tells me they've updated the button with a better color scheme. Can someone re-check this and close the ticket if it looks good.
Looks fine to me
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by None at 2023-06-30 21:32:44.Do we need an item in this list for updating https://lib-confluence.princeton.edu/display/IT/Service+Catalog+Data ?
@faithc Yup, do you have one where there's no top-level note and one below is marked something?
I don't think that use case should exist anymore. Any collection that includes a restriction or materials that need review should now have the "review" value at the collection level. Collections with no value type at the collection level should all be totally open. Does that make sense?
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THE ANNIVERSARY PARTY
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Fine Line Features Director: Alan Cumming, Jennifer Jason Leigh Writer: Alan Cumming, Jennifer Jason Leigh Cast: Alan Cumming Jennifer Jason Leigh, Steven Freedman, Clara Demedrano, John Benjamin Hickey, Parker Posey, Phoebe Cates, Kevin Kline, Denis O'Hare, Mina Badie, Jane Adams, John C. Reilly
They say that Sir Winston Churchill and his wife Sarah slept in separate bedrooms, which would make any modern person assume that they were unhappy together. This could be true, but the Robert Altmanesque "The Anniversary Party," written, directed and acted by Alan Cumming and Jennifer Jason Leigh, might give you pause. The premise of the movie, I think, is that loving another person is easier than being together with that individual. Yes. Love is difficult to find but living together is even more demanding. Look at the marriage rate in the U.S. and then examine the divorce rate. Despite the alleged unpopularity of matrimony, I believe about 90% of Americans get married at some time in their lives. Fifty percent of them, however, get divorced. The other fifty percent? Miserable, maybe. If my thinking about "The Anniversary Party" is correct, the way to get those divorce figures down is either to outlaw marriage (which would bring the divorce rate down to 0) or continue performing the services but have the couples live apart. What's wrong with banning marriage altogether if so many people are miserable? Probably that being single is worse. How does "The Anniversary Party" support my premise?
The principal couple, the ones holding a party for their sixth anniversary, are Joe Thierrian (Alan Cumming) and Sally Therrian (Jennifer Jason Leigh). Joe made his money as a novelist and is about to direct a picture based on his latest piece of fiction. Sally is an accomplished actress but despite her good looks and athletic build is beginning to get long in the tooth, at least from the standpoint of what the movie audience demands of leading women. They had broken up five months before. Now they're together and have invited some friends, business associates, and neighbors to their Hollywood Hills home (architecturally designed virtually to erase the border between the interiors and the exteriors) to show all that they are really together this time around.
In like manner, the people who are invited to the house have erased the borders between their acting roles and their real selves because they are the actual friends of Cumming and Leigh. They are an ensemble of some of the big names in Hollywood today. Most striking in appearance is Gwyneth Paltrow as Skye Davidson, a woman in her early twenties who is being paid 4 million to act the role of the lead character who seems--at least to Sally--to be based quite closely on her and on her marriage. Sally is furious that her husband even invited the young star to the celebration, and Skye doesn't make things any better by telling Sally, "I've been watching you since I was 4 years old. I'm so thrilled to be playing you as a young woman." That Skye assures her that she was always a big fan of hers does not assuage the wound.
The film, which should remind viewers of Lawrence Kasdan's 1983 pic "The Big Chill"--a look at a group of former college-radical friends who have dropped back into society--is even more unstructured and devoid of anything resembling a tight narrative. While the slack might well turn off those who insist that the story's always the thing, the ensemble acting of this talented bunch and to an even great extent the chemistry among them which signals that these folks have known each other for a while makes "The Anniversary Party" an engaging, bitterly-humorous bit of eavesdropping into this long day's journey into night. While it's a stretch to think that real people can go through such drama at a single party, the credibility and the bon mots make watching this quite an enjoyable experience. Acting to type, Jane Adams out Parkers Parker Posey (who is also a guest though a toned-down one) as the group's most overt neurotic, gesturing wildly as she holds tightly to a cell phone with which she expects to hear from her baby sitter a few times each hour.
Others who take turns entertaining the guests at the party while entertaining us in the audience with their pithy sayings and emotional outbursts include Kevin Kline as Sophia's wife Cal, while John Benjamin Hickey is the guy a lot of us can relate to--an outsider, invited only because he's a neighbor, though his invite comes only as a way to stop him from suing over Joe and Sally's perpetually barking dog Otis.
What seems to be dividing critics so far is the use of digital video, which is not only cheaper but can give more of a cinema-verite look to the proceedings. To cite distinguished online critic Steve Rhodes of Internet Reviews, "John Bailey demonstrates that digital video can indeed look sharp, sumptuous and generally steady," while equally distinguished online critic Chuck Rudolph of Matinee Magazine disagrees: "Digital Video can only debase a movie to make it look like the barren home videos of birthday parties and weddings." My view? Looks fine to me, but at any rate I was more than sufficiently absorbed by the spiked dialogue of these poor little rich folks to worry about the sharpness of the photography.
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This was taken straight from the objc.io book “Advanced Swift.” It’s so damn useful, that I have it made into a standard tool.
The original design was done by Ole Begemann and Chris Eidhof. I have modified it slightly; but not much.
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FAKE ALERT: Old, unrelated images shared as that of 'JNU students'
by Times Fact CheckHighlights
- Many social media users are sharing old, unrelated photos with a claim that women seen in the photos are JNU students.
- The photos have been doing the rounds since JNU students started protesting against hostel fee hike.
- Times Fact Check found that the photos are old and from protests that had nothing to do with JNU.
CLAIM
Many social media users are sharing two photos showing middle-aged women being taken away by police personnel with a claim that these women are students of Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), protesting against a recent hostel fee hike.
 If they don't finish their studies at such a young age, how will they make a career and how will they get married? Poor girls."
The same two photos are being shared by other users as well, with captions that make more or less similar claims. For instance:
TRUTH
The photos that are being shared with a claim that the women seen in it are JNU students are old and clicked during protests that had nothing to do with JNU and the recent hostel fee hike there.
One of the images was clicked in 2017 in Hyderabad during a protest in front of Labour Commission Office there, demanding minimum wage, and is credited to the Press Trust of India. The other image is courtesy Associated Press, and was clicked during a protest in Delhi in May this year when members of various organisations were detained for protesting against a Supreme Court in-house committee giving clean chit to then Chief Justice of India (CJI) Ranjan Gogoi.
VERIFICATION AND METHODOLOGY
IMAGE 1
A simple reverse-image search on the image on Google will lead you to a photo gallery published on the website of Outlook Magazine. The caption of the image said, "Police arrests a woman who was participating in a protest demanding for minimum wage, at labour Commissioner Office in Hyderabad."
IMAGE 2
A reverse-image search on the image will lead you to multiple media reports that had used this image in May, 2019. A Deccan Chronicle report titled, 'CJI sexual harassment case: Victim asks panel for copy of inquiry report' carried the exact same image. The caption of the image said, "Members of various organisations being detained as they protest against Supreme Court in-house committee in New Delhi on Tuesday."
It is clear that the photo was clicked in May when members of various organisations were detained for protesting against a Supreme Court in-house committee giving clean chit to then Chief Justice of India (CJI) Ranjan Gogoi.
The protests during which the above two photos were clicked have nothing to do with the ongoing JNU protests.
VERDICT
Times Fact Check has found that old, unrelated photos are being shared with a claim that women seen in these photos are students of Jawaharlal Nehru University. The claim is hence false.


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Prediction and ranking of drug combinations based on their drug-target interaction profiles and single-drug sensitivities in a given cancer cell line or patient-derived sample.
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| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.11.2), QCA (≥ 1.1-3), reshape2 |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Suggests: | R.rsp |
| Published: | 2015-02-28 |
| Author: | Liye He, Krister Wennerberg, Tero Aittokallio and Jing Tang |
| Maintainer: | Jing Tang <jing.tang at helsinki.fi> |
| License: | Artistic License 2.0 |
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An R package for target inhibition inference with maximization and minimization averaging |
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Status symbols for a new decade! Tatler reveals the all-new badges of honour that prove you're upper class - including owning several passports and a £1,425 BBQ loved by Meghan Markle
Tatler has shared a list of UK's high society new status symbols for 2020s
List includes not working, wearing cardigans and having an EU passport
Serving meat, owning your own train and not carrying cash will be must in 2020
Some people just can't help wanting to keep up with the Joneses, and if you're eager to take stock of your social standing, Tatler has produced a list of the new must-have status symbols.
The society bible noted the 2020s will do away with FOMO - the fear of missing out - and usher in JOMO - the joy of missing out.
The upper echelons will stand out, not because of what they do, but thanks to what they don't do, such as not driving, not drinking, not going out and not working.
According to the list, going to bed early is one of the truest symbols of wealth, because only the super rich can afford to sleep for eight hours at night.
Other status symbols include owning several passports - including a mandatory EU one - a pug, and a Big Green Egg BBQ.
 The Cambridges, Emma Weymouth and Scarlett Spencer-Churchill all have one. Right: Brooches are the badges worn by all high society women. Pictured: Floral brooch by Dolce and GabbanaJust like in the olden days, owning a bronze bust of yourself is a display of status. Pictured: Virginia Woolf bust in Tavistock Gardens, London in August 2019. High society women will focus on skincare and will forgo makeup, according to Tatler. Pictured: model Gisele Bundchen goes makeup free


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-
Sets the background of the Stage.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
pBackground |
string
|
|
- Source:
-
timeToStep
-
Converts a given time string to a step index
based on the current theatre.Stage#stepRate.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
pTime |
string
|
number
|
The index or a time string. |
- Source:
Returns:
A step index.
-
Type
-
number


 He'd remake Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" and cast it with teen actors. Unfortunately that's only idea he seems to have had. Even if Karen McCullah Lutz and Kirsten Smith's script, which is very loosely based on the play, has some funny moments, it's so knowingly cute that most of its jokes go nowhere.
The director, who lets his actors drift without guidance, falls back on a series of hackneyed sight gags to pump up the laughs -- an out-of-control motorbike goes flying over a hill, an errant arrow hits the instructor in the rear and an oral sex gag tries to rival the hair gel joke from THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY.
The story is set at Padua High -- you're laughing already, right? A high school sophomore, Bianca Stratford (Larisa Oleynik), isn't allowed to date until bitchy senior sister, Kat (Julia Stiles), agrees to date. Kat, who describes the boys at Padua as "unwashed miscreants," prides herself on being repulsive.
The high school is filled with the stereotypes found these days in high schools in the movies. These include the beautiful people, the future MBAs, the coffee drinkers, the audio-visual geeks, the jocks, and the cowboys.
Into this mix comes a new student named Cameron (Joseph Gordon-Levitt). Innocent looking Cameron is instantly pegged as being unworthy to speak to the beautiful people. Although a wimp, he sets his sights on the "unobtainable" Bianca. The school's Mr. Beautiful, an underwear model named Joey Donner (Andrew Keegan), thinks he already has dibs on her.
Cameron tries to hire someone to date Kat, thus making Bianca available. In an interview sequence, the best response comes from one lad who laughs off the prospect of asking Kat out. "Maybe if we were the last two people on earth, and there were no sheep," he laughs in response and then adds, "Are there sheep?"
 With his handsome flowing locks, his not-so-hidden beauty matches that of Kat's. He is the one who accepts the challenge and financial rewards of attempting to date her.
Besides the film's cliched predictability, the major problem is the lack of convincing characters. One minute Patrick is obnoxious, and the next he's sweet. Similarly, after Kat guzzles hard liquor at a party, she goes from sober to puking drunk and right back to sober in a matter of seconds. One suspects that all of the film's leads are talented, but this movie makes it hard to be sure. There are some sparks here and there, but the film never really ignites.
10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU runs 1:35. It is rated PG-13 for profanity, explicit sexual humor and underage drinking and would be acceptable for teenagers.
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It is difficult for us to imagine that archaeology is a relatively recent discipline, whose establishment dates to the middle of the nineteenth century. Its development has been so rapid and the interest elicited by its discoveries so strong that it seems to be a science as ancient as it is canonical. We should not be misled, however: if the taste for the past, the passion for collection, the observation of the earth, are practices as ancient as the earliest humans, archaeology in the modern sense of the term was only constituted as an autonomous and recognized discipline at the moment it was able to emancipate itself from bric-a-brac, from the impossibility of dating objects and monuments with certainty, from the barrier that separated the history of man from the history of nature. The moment of that rupture, which transformed the old antiquarian quest into actual archaeology, coincides with the middle of the nineteenth century and the advent of the positive sciences. It consists in an upheaval of the first order affecting the humanist domain as well as the natural sciences, anthropology as well as geology or paleontology. It is interesting to examine the conditions under which research in Antiquity, traditionally dependent on philology, was able to elaborate its own model of development by freeing itself from the primacy of text over monument, from the cult of the work of art in favor of the history of material culture, from the centrality of universal history in favor of the diversity of regional and local histories.
This work, begun in Germany with Johann Winckelmann, in France with the Comte de Caylus, in England with the "Society of Dilettanti," took shape in a private international society founded in Rome in 1829. The "Instituto di Corrispondenza Archeologica," created by Christian von Bunsen, the Prussian ambassador to Rome, and supported by a host of scholars and aristocrats including the crown prince of Prussia (the future Friedrich Wilhelm IV), Count Metternich, the Duc de Blacas, and a young German scholar, Eduard Gerhard, is the ancestor of all our modern archaeological institutions. It embodies a universal model of knowledge that owes its style to Alexander von Humboldt and its tradition to Gerhard.
At the beginning of the nineteenth century, passion for Antiquity was expressed by collection, imitation of ancient works of art, and study of literary sources: the collector, the artist, and the philologist were the three symbolic res of antiquarian curiosity. Gerhard, born in 1795, knew this milieu well, having frequented it first while studying in Breslau and Berlin, and then especially during his numerous stays in Italy. A student of Friedrich August Wolf and August Boeck, he displayed impeccable philological erudition (in April 1815 he was the first doctor "rite promotus" of the brand new University of Berlin). Above all this admirer of Goethe and close friend of Alois Hirt and Ernst Toelken at the Prussian Academy of Fine Arts exhibited an obvious sensitivity for art. In this city which openly claimed its royal destiny, the fine arts were one of the elements of urban and political development. The Hohenzollern family was moreover heavily involved in the development of museums and the support of the study of Antiquity. The patronage of the crown prince and the close friendships that Gerhard had formed with the milieu of Roman connoisseurs naturally played a decisive role in this context.
Gerhard was at once a dedicated scholar, a museum curator, and a university professor. His professional career lived out the different stages of the institutionalization of the discipline: he was first a secondary school instructor, then a simple Prussian grant holder in Rome, before becoming the secretary of the Institute he had founded, returning to Germany in 1833 as "archaeologist" of the Berlin museum, and finally being named professor at the prestigious university in 1844. But his uninterrupted activity did not exhaust the man's ardor: a member of the Berlin Academy, he promoted great learned enterprises like the Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum and the inventory of Etruscan mirrors. The founder of several scholarly journals, he directed for years the Archäologische Zeitung he had created. He was no stranger either—which seems surprising today—to the ancient art trade, from which he was able to make a profit. However, if we add that he donated all his collections of books and antiquities to the University of Berlin and that he willed a large sum to the Academy for the creation of a research grant, we see that the man in his diverse facets incarnated a type of scholar very different from the aristocrats or the abbés of the eighteenth century.
Published in 1850, thus three years after the first volume of Boucher de Perthes's Antiquités celtiques et antédiluviennes and nine years before Darwin's Origin of the Species, the Archaeological Theses can be considered the emancipation program for classical archaeology and the establishment of its new course. At this time Gerhard was fortified by the experience acquired in the creation of the Instituto, whose three types of publications, Bolletino, Annali, and Monumenti, were intended to provide the scholarly public with a complete panoply of editorial tools. The Bolletino was dedicated to current information, to following the news; the Annali were to receive scholarly communications from the corresponding members; and the Monumenti (which took up an old idea of Winckelmann's) were designed to offer detailed publication of the monuments and great series of objects of Antiquity. Around these three tools, an international community of scholars and patrons worked to provide the Istituto with an effective editorial and documentary structure.
It was a project at once universalist (even if limited to the Mediterranean world) and functionalist: only systematic publication of antiquities would allow for their understanding and their protection. Gerhard and his colleagues—of course, he was not alone—saw in the Istituto an instrument for the dissemination of knowledge with the goal of saving the archaeological patrimony of Antiquity in the way Renaissance scholars had made accessible, and oftentimes rediscovered, textual sources. When Gerhard invented the term monumental philology to characterize his project in opposition to traditional philology, he positioned himself as the inventor of a new approach to antiquity, just as Alde Manuce and Guillaume Budé had revolutionized the history of the classical tradition. Emancipated from a weighty indenture, archaeology participates by other means in the same goal as philology. Faced with the activity of artists and collectors, archaeologists seek to acquire a concrete knowledge of objects and monuments. Antiquity should not remain a model to imitate, but should become a source of innovation. The archaeologist's task will be to observe the great ancient corpus with positive methods of description and analysis.
Gerhard's Archaeological Theses are the product of a positivist overturning of the curiosity for the past, seeking not only to establish rules of description, but to give archaeologists indices, tools, techniques, in short the entire arsenal of an independent discipline. To that end, archaeology must have the right means. At the University of Berlin Gerhard created, against the advice of the philologists, a Lehrapparat: a collection of books, iconographic volumes, ancient objects, and casts designed for pedagogy. It is at the University that future archaeologists would henceforth learn the rules of their profession, before objects that they would be allowed to touch, to see, and to see again.
Gerhard insisted on this material and technical side of archaeological
education: "Monumentorum artis quis unum vidit, nullum vidit, quis
millia vidit, unum vidit."  He was not the founding father of
a new discipline, for others before him, and after him, brought their
contribution to the establishment of archaeology, but at a century's
distance from his illustrious predecessor the Comte de Caylus, he was
able to express in a concise and effective formulation the intangible
rules of the profession.
Alain Schnapp is the Director-General of the French Institut national d'histoire de l'art and the author of La Conquête du passé: aux origines de l'archéologie (Carré, 1993), translated as The Discovery of the Past: The Origins of Archaeology (British Museum Press, 1996).
1. There is an abundant bibliography on Eduard Gerhard. The reader
will find it presented with a series of very interesting studies in the
collective volume published by Henning Wrede, Dem Archäologen
Eduard Gerhard 1795-1867 zu seinem 200. Geburtstag (Berlin: Willmuth
Arenhövel, 1997).


LLVM Extensions¶
Introduction¶
This document describes extensions to tools and formats LLVM seeks compatibility with.
General Assembly Syntax¶
C99-style Hexadecimal Floating-point Constants¶
LLVM’s assemblers allow floating-point constants to be written in C99’s hexadecimal format instead of decimal if desired.
.section .data
.float 0x1c2.2ap3
Machine-specific Assembly Syntax¶
X86/COFF-Dependent¶
Relocations¶
The following additional relocation types are supported:
@IMGREL (AT&T syntax only) generates an image-relative relocation that
corresponds to the COFF relocation types IMAGE_REL_I386_DIR32NB
(32-bit) or
IMAGE_REL_AMD64_ADDR32NB
(64-bit).
.text
fun:
mov foo@IMGREL(%ebx, %ecx, 4), %eax
.section .pdata
.long fun@IMGREL
.long (fun@imgrel + 0x3F)
.long $unwind$fun@imgrel
.secrel32 generates a relocation that corresponds to the COFF relocation
types IMAGE_REL_I386_SECREL
(32-bit) or IMAGE_REL_AMD64_SECREL
(64-bit).
.secidx relocation generates an index of the section that contains
the target. It corresponds to the COFF relocation types
IMAGE_REL_I386_SECTION
(32-bit) or IMAGE_REL_AMD64_SECTION
(64-bit).
.section .debug$S,"rn"
.long 4
.long 242
.long 40
.secrel32 _function_name + 0
.secidx _function_name
...
.linkonce
Directive¶
Syntax:
.linkonce [ comdat type ]
Supported COMDAT types:
discard
- Discards duplicate sections with the same COMDAT symbol. This is the default if no type is specified.
one_only
- If the symbol is defined multiple times, the linker issues an error.
same_size
- Duplicates are discarded, but the linker issues an error if any have different sizes.
same_contents
- Duplicates are discarded, but the linker issues an error if any duplicates do not have exactly the same content.
largest
- Links the largest section from among the duplicates.
newest
- Links the newest section from among the duplicates.
.section .text$foo
.linkonce
...
.section
Directive¶
MC supports passing the information in .linkonce
at the end of
.section
. For example, these two codes are equivalent
.section secName, "dr", discard, "Symbol1"
.globl Symbol1
Symbol1:
.long 1
.section secName, "dr"
.linkonce discard
.globl Symbol1
Symbol1:
.long 1
Note that in the combined form the COMDAT symbol is explicit. This extension exists to support multiple sections with the same name in different COMDATs:
.section secName, "dr", discard, "Symbol1"
.globl Symbol1
Symbol1:
.long 1
.section secName, "dr", discard, "Symbol2"
.globl Symbol2
Symbol2:
.long 1
In addition to the types allowed with .linkonce
, .section
also accepts
associative
. The meaning is that the section is linked if a certain other
COMDAT section is linked. This other section is indicated by the comdat symbol
in this directive. It can be any symbol defined in the associated section, but
is usually the associated section’s comdat.
The following restrictions apply to the associated section:
- It must be a COMDAT section.
- It cannot be another associative COMDAT section.
In the following example the symobl sym
is the comdat symbol of .foo
and .bar
is associated to .foo
.
.section .foo,"bw",discard, "sym"
.section .bar,"rd",associative, "sym"
MC supports these flags in the COFF .section
directive:
b
: BSS section (IMAGE_SCN_CNT_INITIALIZED_DATA
)d
: Data section (IMAGE_SCN_CNT_UNINITIALIZED_DATA
)n
: Section is not loaded (IMAGE_SCN_LNK_REMOVE
)r
: Read-onlys
: Shared sectionw
: Writablex
: Executable sectiony
: Not readableD
: Discardable (IMAGE_SCN_MEM_DISCARDABLE
)
These flags are all compatible with gas, with the exception of the D
flag,
which gnu as does not support. For gas compatibility, sections with a name
starting with “.debug” are implicitly discardable.
ELF-Dependent¶
.section
Directive¶
In order to support creating multiple sections with the same name and comdat,
it is possible to add an unique number at the end of the .seciton
directive.
For example, the following code creates two sections named .text
.
.section .text,"ax",@progbits,unique,1
nop
.section .text,"ax",@progbits,unique,2
nop
The unique number is not present in the resulting object at all. It is just used in the assembler to differentiate the sections.
The ‘o’ flag is mapped to SHF_LINK_ORDER. If it is present, a symbol must be given that identifies the section to be placed is the .sh_link.
.section .foo,"a",@progbits
.Ltmp:
.section .bar,"ao",@progbits,.Ltmp
which is equivalent to just
.section .foo,"a",@progbits
.section .bar,"ao",@progbits,.foo
Target Specific Behaviour¶
X86¶
Relocations¶
@ABS8
can be applied to symbols which appear as immediate operands to
instructions that have an 8-bit immediate form for that operand. It causes
the assembler to use the 8-bit form and an 8-bit relocation (e.g. R_386_8
or R_X86_64_8
) for the symbol.
For example:
cmpq $foo@ABS8, %rdi
This causes the assembler to select the form of the 64-bit cmpq
instruction
that takes an 8-bit immediate operand that is sign extended to 64 bits, as
opposed to cmpq $foo, %rdi
which takes a 32-bit immediate operand. This
is also not the same as cmpb $foo, %dil
, which is an 8-bit comparison.
Windows on ARM¶
Stack Probe Emission¶
The reference implementation (Microsoft Visual Studio 2012) emits stack probes in the following fashion:
movw r4, #constant
bl __chkstk
sub.w sp, sp, r4
However, this has the limitation of 32 MiB (±16MiB). In order to accommodate
larger binaries, LLVM supports the use of -mcode-model=large
to allow a 4GiB
range via a slight deviation. It will generate an indirect jump as follows:
movw r4, #constant
movw r12, :lower16:__chkstk
movt r12, :upper16:__chkstk
blx r12
sub.w sp, sp, r4
Variable Length Arrays¶
The reference implementation (Microsoft Visual Studio 2012) does not permit the emission of Variable Length Arrays (VLAs).
The Windows ARM Itanium ABI extends the base ABI by adding support for emitting
a dynamic stack allocation. When emitting a variable stack allocation, a call
to __chkstk
is emitted unconditionally to ensure that guard pages are setup
properly. The emission of this stack probe emission is handled similar to the
standard stack probe emission.
The MSVC environment does not emit code for VLAs currently.
Windows on ARM64¶
Stack Probe Emission¶
The reference implementation (Microsoft Visual Studio 2017) emits stack probes in the following fashion:
mov x15, #constant
bl __chkstk
sub sp, sp, x15, lsl #4
However, this has the limitation of 256 MiB (±128MiB). In order to accommodate
larger binaries, LLVM supports the use of -mcode-model=large
to allow a 8GiB
(±4GiB) range via a slight deviation. It will generate an indirect jump as
follows:
mov x15, #constant
adrp x16, __chkstk
add x16, x16, :lo12:__chkstk
blr x16
sub sp, sp, x15, lsl #4


SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
Sunday, June 22:
14:00 - 14:30 Welcome (Vitek)
14:30 - 16:30 Data Parallelism in Ct (Neal Glew)
16:30 - 17:00 Cookie Break
17:00 - 19:00 Relaxed Memory Models for Multiprocessors (Peter Sewell)
19:30 - 00:00 Reception
Monday, June 23:
08:00 - 10:00 Parallel Computing in Fortress (Jan-Willem Maessen)
10:00 - 10:30 Coffee Break
10:30 - 12:30 Relaxed Memory Models for Multiprocessors (Peter Sewell)
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch Break
14:00 - 16:00 Multicore Programming Models (Vivek Sarkar)
16:00 - 16:30 Cookie Break
16:30 - 18:30 Data Parallelism in Ct (Neal Glew)
18:30 - 19:30 Lightning 5M presentations (Attendees)
20:00 Prague by night, walking tour and beer tasting
Tuesday, June 24:
08:00 - 10:00 Multicore Programming Models (Vivek Sarkar)
10:00 - 10:30 Coffee Break
10:30 - 12:30 Composable Atomicity: Another view (Jan-Willem Maessen)
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch Break
14:00 - 16:00 Speculating about the Future (Suresh Jagannathan)
16:00 - 16:30 Cookie Break
16:30 - 18:30
Wednesday, June 25:
08:00 - 10:00 Proving program termination and liveness (Byron Cook)
10:00 - 10:30 Coffee Break
10:30 - 12:30 Concurrent Real-time Garbage Collection for Parallel Systems (David Bacon)
12:30 - 13:00 Snack
13:00 - 15:00 Concurrent Programming in Scala (Haller / Odersky)
16:00 - 00:00 Walking/Bike tour + Czech Dinner
Thursday, June 26:
08:00 - 10:00 Proving program termination and liveness (Byron Cook)
10:00 - 10:30 Coffee Break
10:30 - 12:30 Multicore Programming Models (Vivek Sarkar)
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch Break
14:00 - 16:00 Component models, their benefits and limits (Hnetynka / Plasil)
16:00 - 16:30 Cookie Break
16:30 - 18:30 Component models, their benefits and limits (Hnetynka / Plasil)
Friday, June 27:
08:00 - 10:00 Concurrent Real-time Garbage Collection for Parallel Systems (David Bacon)
10:00 - 10:30 Coffee Break
10:30 - 12:30 Concurrent Real-time Garbage Collection for Parallel Systems (David Bacon)
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch Break
14:00 - 16:00 Concurrent Programming in Scala (Haller / Odersky)
16:00 - 16:30 Cookie Break
16:30 - 18:30 Proving program termination and liveness (Byron Cook)
19:00 Farewell at the Krizikova Fontana.
Prague, Czech Republic
June 22 - 27
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In this section we will talk about the solution to all the vulnerabilities present on the Threads application:
Low severity challenges
Self-XSS
-
The self-xss is present in the name field of the profile section.So go to your profile first:
-
In the name field enter a XSS payload .Like:
><script>alert(1)</script>
- Click on update to update new credentials. After this you will see that the entered XSS payload getting executed on your browser and it will keep getting executed whenever you will visit you profile section through the icon given on home page.
Hidden Directories
-
We can use Dirsearch tool to perform directory brute forcing on application to find the hidden end points of the application.
-
You can install this tool by clicking on the dirsearch tool on the above point which will redirect you to the github page of that tool. Then use this command in your terminal
python3 dirsearch.py -u <URL> -e <EXTENSIONS>
Example :
python3 dirsearch.py -u http://localhost:3000 -e html,php
- The http status code 200 is shown on the directories like /home , /management , /users/login.
- These can be accessed by using the endpoint after the domain name in the URL in your browser.Like http://localhost:3000/management.
- In http://localhost:3000/management a page opens up where an admin user can only login.The hard-coded mail for the admin account is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You have to check whether an account with this mail to login as admin exist in the application or not.
Cross-site Request Forgery(CSRF)
- So Threads application is CSRF vulnerable so we can change many things like password,name etc of a victim account just by sending him a malicious html file performing some actions and if he opens it then there will be changes in his account without him knowing about it.
- Like here we can take an example of changing a user’s password. So what we will be going to do as an attacker is to create a html file which will have an action for changing password for that user. So when the victim will open up that html file his password will get changed.
- First just log in as a user. I have logged in as user3 whose password is currently “user”.
- Now as we have logged in as this user(user3) let’s try changing the password through user account only on threads app. So basically like I am user3 right now and I want to change my password to “user@123”. So I will just update it in my profile section. If I check this request going out of my browser for changing password I get to know that for updating the password the application is using the POST request.
- So currently my user3 has the password ‘user@123’.
- As you can see in your outgoing request for changing the password the request going out is the ‘POST’ request. Also it was using password and confirm_password as the hidden parameters which we knew while updating the password from the request going out of our browser.
- So as an attacker we know that the http request which will be sent through the browser is a ‘POST’ request to make changes in the profile section. So now what we will be going to do is make an html document which will perform the action of changing the password when it will be executed.
- So the html document for changing the password should contain fields like:
<html>
<body onload='document.csrf.submit()'>
<form action='http://localhost:3000/users/update/5fa16bd0dd4e0066a3bed613' name='csrf' method='POST'>
<input type='hidden' name='password' value='1'>
<input type='hidden' name='confirm_password' value='1'>
</form>
</body>
</html>
- Here in this html document the body tag will load and submit this document, the form tag is performing the action on the profile of the user whose UID is mentioned and the action which which is to be performed is of changing the password value mentioned in the hidden parameters(password,confirm_password).
- So as you can see in this html document we have used the form tag which will be performing the action on ‘user3’ profile and the action which it will be performing is of changing the password of ‘user3’ to ‘1’. Save the html document with .html extension.
- So what an attacker need to do is that he has to send this html document via link or some way to the victims browser and as soon as the victims click on it this html document will get executed by changing the password of the victims account.
- So when he will open this file you will see the message of the account updated.
- So now the new password for user3 is ‘1’ and the user3 does not even know about this, all he did was that he opened that file which can be sent via link or any other way to the victims system.
- Keep in mind that in the real world application you have to know hidden parameters which are getting used for changing the password and also the url or endpoint of the user account or the UID given to the user.
- Here the html document you created is in your localhost so just open that document via any browser you wer workink on and you will see the notification of account getting updated and the password for your user will be changed.
- Keep in mind that the url provide in form action of the html document the UID present there is for my user so change it to the UID provided for your user to see changes.
Medium level Severity
MongoDB Injection
- The mongoDB injection is present inside the search bar of the threads application.
- When you write any username on the search bar and search for it then it passes the query searching for the user with the exact same name in its database. If there is the user present with the exact same name then it will show details about it on your screen.
High level Severity
IDOR
- The IDOR is present in the deletion of a post or on the comment of that post.
- As you can see that there is a feature present in the Threads application where a user can delete only and only his post that he has created and also he can delete only his comment that he has made on a post. So a user cannot delete any other users post but as mentioned that there is an IDOR vulnerability in the application so it can be done using the BurpSuite.
- This IDOR vulnerability is present in the section of deletion of a post or comment which means we can delete any other users post or comment though it’s not possible with the feature inside the application but we can do it with the help of BurpSuite.So open your BurpSuite and connect it with the browser you are working on.
- To solve this vulnerability we need two accounts. So let’s login with our first account (let’s say first account name is “User1”) and create a post with our first account.
- As you can see the post from user1 account has been created. So if you check the sitemap tab present inside the target tab in your BurpSuite will see that all the http requests have been captured. Go to http://localhost:3000 section you can see there that the post you created its UUID has been made which is inside the create option in the post folder and also an UUID is created to delete that post which you will find in the delete folder.
- Actually what BurpSuite does is it list all the folder and directories of that website which is being targetted inside the sitemap tab which is present inside the target tab.
- Now let’s login with another account(let’s say second account name is ‘User2’) and create a post.
- For the post created by user2 a create and delete UUID has been created inside the sitemap tab present inside the target tab in the BurpSuite. So as you can see in the delete folder there are two UUID. The first one is for the post created from user1 account and the second one is for the post created from user2 account.
- Now as you know that user2 can delete only his post which he created according to the feature of the application but as we know IDOR is present so we can delete other users post too. So click on the delete option for the post created by user2 and capture this delete request in your proxy tab.
- As you can see in the outgoing request the UUID of that post is present which we are going to delete and this UUID was created for the post which user2 created. So before forwarding the request change the UUID to some other UUID which is given to the post created by some other user. So we will change user2 UUID with user1 UUID and then we will forward this request.
- After forwarding this request check that the post made by user1 is successfully deleted while logging into user2 account.
- So basically user2 made his deletion request as a bait so instead of his post UUID he can replace it with user1 UUID and send that deletion request to delete another user post from his account.
SSRF
- So there is a simple ssrf which is present in the profile section of this application under the url field which is used for uploading an image via url.
- So the /etc/passwd file is leaking which we have to find out.The /etc/passwd file on Unix systems contains password information. An attacker who has accessed the etc/passwd file may attempt a brute force attack of all passwords on the system. An attacker may attempt to gain access to the etc/passwd file through HTTP, FTP, or SMB. Typically this is done through one of the CGI scripts installed on the server, so this event may be seen in conjunction with other events of that type.
- So go to your profile section the last field the URL on is used to upload an image via URL.
- So now let’s use the file protocol on this field and try to get /etc/passwd file from the server. Use file:///etc/passwd on the url field to fetch the file from the server.
- Update this and open your profile section again and you will see that in the image section there is no image because obviously that was not an url for uploading an image.
- Now save that image by doing right click on it and then clicking on view image button.
- Open your terminal and go to where you have saved that image and open that image file using the nano command “nano [file name]”.
- As you can see now you have access to the /etc/passwd file which you have accessed using file protocol.
Stored-XSS
- This XSS is present inside the profile section inside the website field. It is a stored XSS which is only executable when seen in an unauthenticated state. So first let’s go to the profile section and put a simple javascript XSS payload inside the website field. XSS payload=
><script>alert(“Hacker”)</script>
- Update the profile and now copy the url for this page shown in your browser.
- After copying open a new private window and paste this url in your browser and enter.
- As you can see the XSS has been executed when we visited from an unauthenticated state.
Critical level Severity
JWT Authentication
- So basically first you have to check whether there is an user account with email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with password 123 is present because that is the hardcoded email.So first make sure that an account exists with the above email id and then try to forge the token.
- There is a /management page which has an authentication system which works via JWT API .
- Visit this management page in the application and sign in as
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. Capture this sign-in request going out of your browser with the BurpSuite proxy. - Open the proxy tab in your BurpSuite to check the outgoing request.Copy this request and send it to the repeater.
- In the repeater tab send that request to check out the response for that request. As you can see in the response section you have got the token written with green ink. Now copy that token and send it to jwt.io.
- The JWT token is divided in three parts: algo,payload,signature.
- So basically we have to find out the secret key used in this token in the signature section because the new token which we will make it for the unauthorized user to access the admin section should have the same signature .
- The application matches the signature with the signature present on the server side to give access to our unauthorized user. Mainly we have to fool the application showing them that we are an admin user and we are entering as an admin.
- To crack the secret key inside this token you can use this tool JWT secret key cracking tool . Click on the link provided and install the tool in your system.
- To do brute forcing we need a wordlist file (where many passwords are given) which we can use for getting the secret key. So for this application the wordlist file is given on Enciphers github visit this link provided and save this filePassword file. Save this file with any name in your system like
passwd.txt
. - Now use this tool to find the secret key. Go to your terminal and open wherever you installed that tool. Syntax of the command is:
python3 jwt_tool.py [jwt token you got on your BurpSuite] -C -d [the wordlist file you saved]
- The command is example(according to the jwt token I got and the wordlist file I saved with the name of passwd.txt ):
python3 jwt_tool.py eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJlbWFpbCI6ImFiaGluYXZAZW5jaXBoZXJzLmNvbSIsImlhdCI6MTYwNDY1OTIwNiwiZXhwIjoxNjA0NjY5MjA2fQ.2CrCcllttd02ktDrnUlUFiWj-oHxd4HXvf20yiYAo1M -C -d passwd.txt
- As you can see the secret key for the token is thr3@ds@000. Use this key in this website JWT.io to encode a new token for your account(unauthorized user). Then use that token while logging in on the management page with your account. You will get the access with your account in the management section.
Happy learning,Happy hacking!


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Responsible for introducing and selling the goods in the store.
Provide customer reception and demand services.
Providing excellent customer services that promote the satisfaction of customers.
Greeting customers and presenting menu.
Making recommendations or sharing additional information upon request.


This application was created by Matthias Thalmann in 2018/19.
It uses the API from the OpenDataHub of South Tyrol (https://opendatahub.bz.it/). It's documentation can be found here.
This application is free to use and modify for anyone under the terms of the MIT license


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