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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Intellipoint and Screensaver author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 569 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2007/02/intellipointandscreensaver date: '2007-02-11 17:29:42 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-02-11 17:29:42 +0000' categories: - Vista tags: [] comments: - id: 386 author: George author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2007-03-01 02:25:15 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-03-01 02:25:15 +0000' content: | I have this same issue with the scroll after resuming from hibernate. I go to the device manager and siable the mouse, then re enable it and the scroll works fine again. Have you found a solution? ---
I've talked a bit about some issues in the latest Intellipoint release on Vista. One issue that some people had reported and that I definitely experienced as well was that Intellipoint prevented the screensaver from kicking in unless the workstation was locked.
A few days ago I saw an optional update on Windows update for "Microsoft - Other Hardware - HID Non-User Input Data Filter" and installed it. I'm not quite sure what it did, but I'm happy to report it seems to have fixed the screensaver issue.
Now, if they posted an update for the vertical scrolling speed issue (the one where the scroll-wheel vertical scrolling speed randomly resets back to it's lowest speed), that would be awesome.


Realme X2 Pro, Realme 5s launch in India today: Check out price, specs, how to watch livestream
by BusinessToday.InRealme X2 Pro, Realme 5s India launch today: Realme X2 Pro is already available in China while India will be the first country to receive the Realme 5s
Realme X2 Pro and Realme 5s is all set to launch in India today. The much-awaited phones will be launched at 12:30 pm on Wednesday. You can watch the launch on Realme's official website, on its social media channels as well as on YouTube.
Realme X2 Pro is already available in China and the same model of the phone is likely to be launched in India as well. India, however, will be the first country to receive the Realme 5s. The company plans to take on Redmi Note 8 with this launch.
Realme X2 Pro which will compete against the likes of Redmi K20 Pro is likely to be priced in the range of Rs 24,999. Realme 5s is, however, likely to be priced around Rs 10,000.
Customers waiting to grab the newly launched phones would be able to purchase the same from Flipkart and the Realme online store.
Here's what Realme X2 Pro and Realme 5s have to offer:
Realme X2 Pro
The mid-range phone is expected to come with a powerful chip and a camera that would make selfie fans happy. Realme X2 Pro is likely to be equipped with Snapdragon 855 Plus, which is Qualcomm's most powerful chip on offer currently. The phone is expected to pack five cameras, with one on the front for selfies. Realme X2 Pro will come with a primary 64MP image sensor, 13MP telephoto lens, 8MP wide-angle lens and a 2MP depth sensor. On the front, Realme X2 Pro will have a 16MP Sony IMX471 camera sensor.
Realme X2 Pro is expected to have a fingerprint sensor and 4000mAh battery with 50W Super VOOC Flash Charging technology.
Realme 5s
The cheaper offering by Realme is expected to come with a powerful battery as well as a great camera set. Packed with 6.51-inch HD display, the phone would sport a waterdrop notch on the front as well as a single image sensor. Realme 5s would have four cameras with the primary being a 48MP image sensor.
Realme 5s is expected to come with a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor and a powerful 5000mAh battery.
Also read: Realme X2 Pro with Snapdragon 855 Plus launched: Check out price, camera, specifications
Also read: Realme X2 Pro to be launched in India on Nov 20; may be priced around Rs 28,000


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Why reports on whistle blowing dropped — FG
by The Eagle OnlineMohammed Dikwa, the Permanent Secretary, Special Duties in the Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning says there has been a reduction in reported cases of whistle blowing due to some challenges.
Dikwa said this at a national workshop to discuss the draft bill of the whistle blowing policy in Abuja on Thursday.
He explained that some people that wanted to blow whistle were no longer comfortable with the new arrangement put in place.
According to him, the arrangement entails one fills forms as part of process to document their claims.
He said that lack of legislation was also a major challenge hindering the success of the policy.
Dikwa said that improper coordination among stakeholders was a major problem confronting the policy.
“The reported cases of whistle blowing or the tips used to come frequently on daily basis when we just introduced it in November, 2016.
“When we started, we received 2,000 reported cases monthly but it has gone down drastically.
“We have instituted some measures to avoid situation where people will come and give false information and go with it.
“With what we are putting in place now, we will make sure anyone that gives information that has to do with recovery of money is rewarded.
“The same measure will ensure that those who give fake information to undermine anybody are duly punished,” he said.
Dikwa expressed the determination of the present government to give the policy a legislative backing for smooth implementation.
He said the aim of the workshop was to discuss with relevant stakeholders on the draft bill on the policy.
Dikwa said that the step was taken to have a bill that would be acceptable by all and sundry.
The permanent secretary disclosed that between 2016 and 2018, N594.08 billion had been saved by the government from tips, adding that 50,000 ghost workers were removed from payroll.
He said within the period under review, 800 staff involved in collection of double salaries and 400 personnel who left civil service and still collecting salaries for two years were discovered.
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public class
EmbeddedDataSource
extends org.apache.derby.jdbc.ReferenceableDataSource
implements javax.sql.DataSource
A DataSource is a factory for Connection objects. An object that implements the DataSource interface will typically be registered with a JNDI service provider.
EmbeddedDataSource automatically supports the correct JDBC specification version for the Java Virtual Machine's environment.
The following is a list of properties that can be set on a Derby DataSource object:
Standard DataSource properties (from JDBC 3.0 specification).
databaseName
(String):
Mandatory
setDatabaseName("g:/db/wombat")
on the data source object.
dataSourceName
(String):
Optional
description
(String):
Optional
password
(String):
Optional
DataSource.getConnection()
,
ConnectionPoolDataSource.getPooledConnection()
and
XADataSource.getXAConnection()
methods.
user
(String):
Optional
DataSource.getConnection()
,
ConnectionPoolDataSource.getPooledConnection()
and
XADataSource.getXAConnection()
methods.
attributesAsPassword
(Boolean):
Optional
DataSource.getConnection(String user, String password)
,
ConnectionPoolDataSource.getPooledConnection(String user, String password)
or
XADataSource.getXAConnection(String user, String password)
as a set
of connection attributes. The format of the attributes is the same as the format
of the attributes in the property connectionAttributes. If false the password value
is treated normally as the password for the given user.
Setting this property to true allows a connection request from an application to
provide more authentication information that just a password, for example the request
can include the user's password and an encrypted database's boot password.
connectionAttributes
(String):
Optional
attribute
=
value
, each separated by semi-colon (';').
E.g.
setConnectionAttributes("bootPassword=erd3234dggd3kazkj3000");
.
databaseName
and not by setting the
databaseName
connection attribute in the
connectionAttributes
property.
createDatabase
(String):
Optional
databaseName
if that database does not already
exist. The database is created when a connection object is obtained from
the data source.
shutdownDatabase
(String):
Optional
Examples.
This is an example of setting a property directly using Derby's EmbeddedDataSource object. This code is typically written by a system integrator :
import org.apache.derby.jdbc.*; // dbname is the database name // if create is true, create the database if necessary javax.sql.DataSource makeDataSource (String dbname, boolean create) throws Throwable { EmbeddedDataSource ds = new EmbeddedDataSource(); ds.setDatabaseName(dbname); if (create) ds.setCreateDatabase("create"); return ds; }
Example of setting properties thru reflection. This code is typically generated by tools or written by a system integrator:
javax.sql.DataSource makeDataSource(String dbname) throws Throwable { Class[] parameter = new Class[1]; parameter[0] = dbname.getClass(); DataSource ds = new EmbeddedDataSource(); Class cl = ds.getClass(); Method setName = cl.getMethod("setDatabaseName", parameter); Object[] arg = new Object[1]; arg[0] = dbname; setName.invoke(ds, arg); return ds; }
Example on how to register a data source object with a JNDI naming service.
DataSource ds = makeDataSource("mydb"); Context ctx = new InitialContext(); ctx.bind("jdbc/MyDB", ds);
Example on how to retrieve a data source object from a JNDI naming service.
Context ctx = new InitialContext(); DataSource ds = (DataSource)ctx.lookup("jdbc/MyDB");
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
EmbeddedDataSource
()
No-arg constructor.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean
|
equals
(java.lang.Object p0)
|
boolean
|
getAttributesAsPassword
()
Return the value of the attributesAsPassword property.
|
java.sql.Connection
|
getConnection
()
Attempt to establish a database connection.
|
java.sql.Connection
|
getConnection
(java.lang.String username,
java.lang.String password)
Attempt to establish a database connection with the given username and password.
|
java.lang.String
|
getConnectionAttributes
()
|
java.lang.String
|
getCreateDatabase
()
|
java.lang.String
|
getShutdownDatabase
()
|
void
|
setAttributesAsPassword
(boolean attributesAsPassword)
Set attributeAsPassword property to enable passing connection request attributes in the password argument of getConnection.
|
void
|
setConnectionAttributes
(java.lang.String prop)
Set this property to pass in more Derby specific
connection URL attributes.
|
void
|
setCreateDatabase
(java.lang.String create)
Set this property to create a new database.
|
void
|
setShutdownDatabase
(java.lang.String shutdown)
Set this property if one wishes to shutdown the database identified by
databaseName.
|
getDatabaseName, getDataSourceName, getDescription, getLoginTimeout, getLogWriter, getObjectInstance, getPassword, getReference, getShortDatabaseName, getUser, setDatabaseName, setDataSourceName, setDescription, setLoginTimeout, setLogWriter, setPassword, setUser
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object p0)
equals
in class
java.lang.Object
public final void setCreateDatabase(java.lang.String create)
create
- if set to the string "create", this data source will try
to create a new database of databaseName, or boot the database if one
by that name already exists.
public final java.lang.String getCreateDatabase()
public final void setShutdownDatabase(java.lang.String shutdown)
shutdown
- if set to the string "shutdown", this data source will
shutdown the database if it is running.
public final java.lang.String getShutdownDatabase()
public final void setConnectionAttributes(java.lang.String prop)
prop
- set to the list of Derby connection
attributes separated by semi-colons. E.g., to specify an encryption
bootPassword of "x8hhk2adf", and set upgrade to true, do the following:
ds.setConnectionAttributes("bootPassword=x8hhk2adf;upgrade=true");See the Derby documentation for complete list.
public final java.lang.String getConnectionAttributes()
public final void setAttributesAsPassword(boolean attributesAsPassword)
attributesAsPassword
- true to encode password argument as a set of connection attributes in a connection request.
public final boolean getAttributesAsPassword()
public java.sql.Connection getConnection() throws java.sql.SQLException
getConnection
in interface
javax.sql.DataSource
java.sql.SQLException
- if a database-access error occurs.
public java.sql.Connection getConnection(java.lang.String username, java.lang.String password) throws java.sql.SQLException
getConnection
in interface
javax.sql.DataSource
username
- the database user on whose behalf the Connection is
being made
password
- the user's password
java.sql.SQLException
- if a database-access error occurs.
Apache Derby 10.9 API Documentation - Copyright © 2004,2012 The Apache Software Foundation. All Rights Reserved.


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It follows the latest skeuomorphic design trends, using bright colors and subtle shadows for some depth.


The complete Pecan scanner for C, and a small collection of tests, are in the files:
The scanner is based on the lexical grammar which is gathered together in
appendix A.1 of the standard. It is assumed that the implementation-defined
source character set consists of the visible Unicode characters, and that the
character encoding is UTF-8. It is also assumed that conversion of all newlines
to \n
, translation of trigraphs, splicing of lines which end in
\
, combining of consecutive string literals, and other
preprocessing steps have already been done. Scanning does not then involve any
changes to the source text.
The initial rule of the scanner is:
tokens = @tokens token* <>
To ensure that the scanner produces a single output, there is an initial
action @tokens
which produces an empty list of
tokens. As each token is recognized, an action adds the token to the list. The
action name is intended to be used as the token's tag name, e.g. @1identifier
produces a token which will be matched by a
tag %identifier
in the parser. The end of file is
recognized using <>
. The original rule for a token
from the standard is:
token = keyword | identifier | constant | string-literal | punctuator
In order to take a uniform approach to scanning, white space and comments, described elsewhere in the standard, are included, so that all of the text is processed. (Technically, these are supposed to be handled during preprocessing, but they have been left in here for illustrative purposes.)
The order of the alternatives needs to be changed to recognise string literals and constants before keywords or identifiers, because of the ambiguity between identifiers and encoding prefixes on literals. Keywords are recognized before identifiers, to keep the definition of identifiers simple, as in the original grammar. So the translated rule is:
token = gap / comment / constant / string-literal / keyword / identifier / punctuator
White space and comments can be recognized by:
gap = (' ' / newline / tab / vtab / formfeed)+ @ comment = "//" (newline! visible)* @ / "/*" ("*/"! visible)* "*/" @
The action @
is used to discard the white space
and comments, once matched.
In C, as in many languages, a word like int
is not recognized as
a keyword if it is followed by more letters or digits. For example
intx
is an identifier, not the keyword int
followed by
x
. This fact is not entirely clear from the original grammar, which
has a local ambiguity at this point. Although it can be argued according to CFG
semantics that such ambiguities get resolved at a more global level, it is much
clearer to resolve them locally. Many such ambiguities, including this one, can
be resolved using a greedy convention, where it is assumed that the longest
alternative is the one intended. To deal with this, lookahead is used to check
that a keyword is not followed by a letter or digit:
k = (identifier-nondigit / digit)! keyword = ["auto" k] @1auto / ["break" k] @1break ... / ["_Thread_local" k] @1`_Thread_local`
The rule k
checks that there is no following letter or digit. A
see construct [...]
is used to backtrack if a keyword is not
properly matched. Keywords are used as names for their own tags, as tokens.
A direct translation of this grammar into a scanner function as a series of tests would be inefficient. A translation using splitters would improve efficiency. However, each word would potentially still be examined twice, once as a possible keyword, and then again as an identifier. The traditional way to improve the efficiency further is to move the keyword checking from the grammar into the externally attached code, which looks up words in a hash table to decide if they are keywords or identifiers.
Identifiers exclude the keywords, which have already been matched. They
include type names introduced using typedef
, and enumeration
constants, which can't be distinguished in the scanner, and must be recognized
later during parsing. The original rule for identifiers is:
identifier = identifier-nondigit | identifier identifier-nondigit | identifier digit
Many of the original grammar rules use left recursion in this simple way to express repetition. Such rules can usually be translated in a routine way using repetition operators like this:
identifier = identifier-nondigit (identifier-nondigit / digit)* @1identifier
Using Unicode letters in place of "other implementation-defined characters", the remaining translated rules for identifiers are:
identifier-nondigit = nondigit / universal-character-name / other nondigit = '_' / 'A..Z' / 'a..z' digit = '0..9' hexadecimal-digit = '0123456789abcdefABCDEF' other = Lu / Ll / Lt / Lm / Lo
The rules for universal character names are easily transformed:
universal-character-name = "\bu" hex-quad / "\bU" hex-quad hex-quad hex-quad = hexadecimal-digit hexadecimal-digit hexadecimal-digit hexadecimal-digit
Constants are described in the original grammar by:
constant = integer-constant | floating-constant | enumeration-constant | character-constant
Enumeration constants can't be distinguished from identifiers in the scanner,
so they need to be removed from this rule. The definition of enumeration-constant
is moved into the parser. Numerical
constants cause a problem, because both integer and floating constants can start
with digits. It is possible to translate directly into a Pecan grammar rule by
using lookahead to try one alternative and then the other:
constant = [integer-constant] / floating-constant / character-constant
A direct attempt to transform this into an equivalent without lookahead
fails. That's because, for example, in a narrow interpretation of the local
rules, the source text 08888
appears to be two tokens (an octal
zero followed by a decimal 8888
) because 8
is not an
octal digit, whereas the characters 08888.
form a single floating
constant. A potentially arbitrary amount of lookahead would be needed to
distinguish these cases. However, in the context of the wider grammar, there is
no context which allows two adjacent integer constants. That makes it is
sensible (as most compilers do) to interpret 08888
as a single
"malformed octal constant" token. Accordingly, the rule:
octal-constant = '0' octal-digit*
can instead be written as
octal-constant = '0' digit*
Then octal-constant
and decimal-constant
can be combined into digit+
, with octal integers not being distinguished from
decimal integers until after they have been scanned.
Since integers and floats can both start with digits, the way to avoid
lookahead is to develop rules hexadecimal-number
and
decimal-number
which divide all the cases into
hexadecimal and decimal, instead of dividing them into integer and float. Then
the constant
rule can be rewritten as:
constant = hexadecimal-number / decimal-number / character-constant
The integer-constant
rule is:
integer-constant = digit+ integer-suffix? | hexadecimal-constant integer-suffix?
This is another case where there is a minor local ambiguity. If the source
text contains 0x1
then this could match
hexadecimal-constant
, or the first 0
on its own could
match digit+
. The greedy convention suggests that the
hexadecimal case should be checked first, so the rule can be reordered as:
integer-constant = hexadecimal-constant integer-suffix? | digit+ integer-suffix?
Similarly, floating-constant
can be reordered
as:
floating-constant = hexadecimal-floating-constant | decimal-floating-constant
The cases in the two rules can be gathered together, and then reorganised with the hexadecimal cases separated from the decimal cases, to give the two desired new rules:
hexadecimal-number = hexadecimal-constant integer-suffix? | hexadecimal-floating-constant integer-number = digit+ integer-suffix? | decimal-floating-constant
The remainder of the transformation of these two rules to recursive descent involves repeatedly substituting rule definitions for rule names, and reordering and rearranging. For example, one of the alternatives for an integer number is a decimal floating constant, with this original rule:
decimal-floating-constant = fractional-constant exponent-part? floating-suffix? | digit-sequence exponent-part floating-suffix?
The alternatives have possible initial digits in common, so this needs some
work. The original rule for fractional-constant
is:
fractional-constant = digit-sequence? '.' digit-sequence | digit-sequence '.'
This is typical of many rules where there is a common left factor which is
reasonably easy to transform away using a sequence of routine transformations.
The first alternative can be expanded into two alternatives, according to
whether the optional digit-sequence
is absent or present:
fractional-constant = '.' digit-sequence | digit-sequence '.' digit-sequence | digit-sequence '.'
Then the last two alternatives can be combined:
fractional-constant = '.' digit-sequence | digit-sequence '.' digit-sequence?
This can now be substituted into the decimal-floating-constant
rule, and similar transformations applied to the result, to give:
decimal-floating-constant = '.' digit-sequence exponent-part? floating-suffix? | digit-sequence ('.' digit-sequence?)? exponent-part? floating-suffix?
Continuing in the manner, and introducing new rules hexadecimal-tail
and decimal-tail
to simplify the presentation, the final result
is:
hexadecimal-number = hexadecimal-prefix ( '.' binary-exponent-part floating-suffix? / hexadecimal-digit+ hexadecimal-tail? ) hexadecimal-tail = integer-suffix / ('.')? binary-exponent-part floating-suffix? decimal-number = '.' digit+ exponent-part? floating-suffix? / digit+ decimal-tail? decimal-tail = integer-suffix / exponent-part floating-suffix? / '.' digit* exponent-part? floating-suffix?
Character constants may have an encoding prefix before the "'"
.
To avoid a clash with identifiers, a small amount of lookahead, just two
characters, is needed. Pecan's string notation is sufficient for this:
character-constant = ("'" / "L'" / "u'" / "U'") c-char-sequence "'"
The remaining rules for constants can be easily dealt with.
String literals are described in the original grammar by:
string-literal = encoding-prefix? '"' s-char-sequence? '"' encoding-prefix = "u8" | "u" | "U" | "L"
This can be translated into:
string-literal = [encoding-prefix? '"'] s-char-sequence? '"' @1string-literal encoding-prefix = "u8" / "u" / "U" / "L"
The see construct [encoding-prefix? '"']
deals
with the overlap between prefixes and identifiers.
Punctuators are easier to recognize than keywords, because it doesn't matter what they are followed by. However, they have to be ordered so that if one is a prefix of another, the longer one is earlier and recognized preferentially, according to the greedy convention. Perhaps the easiest way to be sure of that is to list them in order of length.
punctuator = "%:%:" @1`%:%:` / "<<=" @1`<<=` / ">>=" @1`>>=` / "..." @1`...` / "->" @1`->` ... / "#" @1`#`
Literal names are used here so that the tag for a token has the same name as the token.
Although this translation of the lexical rules has involved some work, it has had the effect of exposing and resolving some issues.


org.eshark.dctm.util
Interface Factory
public interface Factory
| Perticulars | :: | Details |
| Project Name | :: | Query Builder D-SIX |
| File Name | :: | Factory.java |
| Created on | :: | Sep 22, 2008 11:50:46 AM |
| @author | :: | Subhasish Chattopadhyay |
| Purpose | :: | |
|
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| Date | Description | |
| Sep 22, 2008 | Created |
PROP_MAIN_APP
static final org.jdesktop.application.ResourceMap PROP_MAIN_APP
ICON_CABINET
static final javax.swing.Icon ICON_CABINET
ICON_CABINETS
static final javax.swing.Icon ICON_CABINETS
ICON_CONNECTED
static final javax.swing.Icon ICON_CONNECTED
ICON_DIS_CONNECTED
static final javax.swing.Icon ICON_DIS_CONNECTED
ICON_DQL
static final javax.swing.Icon ICON_DQL
ICON_EXECUTE
static final javax.swing.Icon ICON_EXECUTE
ICON_EXPORT
static final javax.swing.Icon ICON_EXPORT
ICON_GROUP
static final javax.swing.Icon ICON_GROUP
ICON_GROUPS
static final javax.swing.Icon ICON_GROUPS
ICON_DOC
static final javax.swing.Icon ICON_DOC
ICON_TYPE
static final javax.swing.Icon ICON_TYPE
ICON_TYPES
static final javax.swing.Icon ICON_TYPES
ICON_USERS
static final javax.swing.Icon ICON_USERS
ICON_TREE
static final javax.swing.Icon ICON_TREE


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{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block title %}Ancient Rome Education Site Mock
Django test site {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Welcome!
This website is mock learning website dedicated to the history of the Roman
Empire.
Here you will find a list of fictional classes based on roman history. These
are not real class, this website is meant to display my abilities in the
Python language and the Django framework.
Please use the two "Course" button at the top to view the current course
selection


Browns TE Njoku back from broken wrist, practicing
by TOM WITHERSBEREA, Ohio (AP) - Cleveland Browns tight end David Njoku has returned to practice after missing eight games with a broken right wrist.
Njoku was injured in Cleveland’s victory over the New York Jets on Sept. 16, when he landed awkwardly after getting his legs taken out while trying to make a leaping catch. The Browns designated Njoku for return from injured reserve on Wednesday. He’s eligible to play this Sunday against Miami, but coach Freddie Kitchens wants to assess Njoku on the practice field first.
In his third season out of Miami, Njoku has 92 career catches for 1,062 yards and nine touchdowns. Before he got hurt, Njoku had four catches for 37 yards and a TD this season.
Njoku had 56 catches for 639 yards and four TDs in 2018.
His return gives quarterback Baker Mayfield another weapon as the Browns (4-6) try to stay in the playoff hunt.
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Deleting all Unauthorized User Accounts
How to permanently delete all unauthorized user accounts using the User Accounts module.
- Navigate to Admin > User Accounts - OR - Go to a User Accounts module.
- Optional. Click the Unauthorized link to view a list of unauthorized users before deleting them.
- Click the Delete Unauthorized Users link at the base of the module.
- Click the Yes button to confirm deletion.


Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) is a qualification obtained by demonstrating knowledge of assessing the security of computer systems by looking for weaknesses and vulnerabilities in target systems, using the same knowledge and tools as a malicious hacker, but in a lawful and legitimate manner to assess the security posture of a target system. This knowledge is assessed by answering multiple choice questions regarding various ethical hacking techniques and tools. The code for the CEH exam is 312-50. This certification has now been made a baseline with a progression to the CEH (Practical), launched in March 2018, a test of penetration testing skills in a lab environment where the candidate must demonstrate the ability to apply techniques and use penetration testing tools to compromise various simulated systems within a virtual environment.
Certification options
Two option is available to gain ceh certification : -
- Attend Official Training :
If a candidate has completed an official EC-Council training either at an Accredited Training Center, via the iClass platform, or at an approved academic institution, the candidate is eligible to attempt the relevant EC-Council exam.
- Attempt Exam without Training :
In order to be considered for the EC-Council exam without attending training, candidates must first be approved via the eligibility application process. 2 year Information Security related experience is mandatory here .


WITNESS LIST Regulated Industries Committee March 11, 2003-2:00P HB 730 For: Bowling, Bobby (Self and Tropicana Homes and Patriot Mortgage) Bush, Bob (Self and Texas Association of Builders and Home Buyers Warranty Corporation) Carter, Jerry (Self and J. Carter Homes, Inc.) Garrett, Bob (Self and Texas Association of Builders) Gilliland, Douglas (Self and Triwest Group, Inc.) Harwell, Gregory (Self) Hubbard, John (Self and Home Buyers Warranty, Inc.) Krugh, John (Self and Perry Homes) Seaman, Aaron (KB Home) Tonjes, Ray (Self and Ray Tonjes Builder, Inc.) Walker, Ron (Texas Association of Realtors) Against: Ahmad, Janet (Home Owners for Better Building) Arentz, Evelyn (Self and James R. Knight) Barkalow, Diane (Self) Comer, Robert (Self) Eberwine, Mark (Self) Herrscher, William (Self) James, Reggie (Consumers Union SW Regional Office) Martinez, Virginia (Self and Pedro Martinez) Middleton, Missie (Self) Middleton, Patricia (Self) Nogle, Lisa (Self) Pearlman, Tamara (Self and Home Owners Against Deficient Dwellings) Porter, Billy (Self and Patricia Porter) Richardson, Dawn (Self) Rodriguez, Roberto (Self) South, Danny (Self) Stark, Anne (Self) Tahmasebi, Josh (Self and Homeowners Against Deficient Dwellings) Turner, Cheryl (Self) Weaver, Amy (Self and Homeowners Against Deficient Dwellings and Homeowners for Better Building) Williams, Amanda (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: Ayad, Tamir (Self and Pyramid Homes) Barton, Karey (Texas Association of Builders) Breznik, Thomas (Self and Bonded Builders Home Warranty) Buck, Carl (Self and Quivira Luxury Homes LC) Carver, Michael (Self and KB Home) Castleberry, Charley (Self) Cauduro, Paul (Self and Home Builders Association of Greater Dallas) Clifton, Gary (Self and Ashworth Construction, Inc.) Erben, Andrew (KB Home Austin) Gilley, Gloria (Texas Association of Builders) Groves, Doug (Self and Capitol City Insurance) Hanes, Gaylord (Self and Homes by Hanes, Inc.) Jensen, Daniel (Self and Majestic Homes) Khalifa, Anwar (Self and Khalifa, Inc. and DAR Development Corp.) Lewis, George (Self and George Lewis Custom Homes) Long, William (Self and Bill Long Custom Homes, Inc. and The Preston Group Designers and Builders) Morris, Robert (Self and The Home Builders Association of Greater Dallas) Mortensen, Jayne (Self and Highland Lakes) Porter, Scott (Porter Contracting Co., Inc.) Rider, Jesse (Rider Homes) Savio, Harry (Home Builders Association of Greater Austin) Schovanec, Mike (Self and MGM Custom Homes and Remodeling) Slovacek, Ronald (Self and Millennium Properties and Development, Inc. dba Millennium Home Builders) Sommers, Bruce (Self and Ashworth Construction, Inc.) Still, Steve (KB Home) Stout, Bob (The Woodlands Operating Co. L.P.) Strickel, Linda (Self and Bonded Builders Home Warranty) Thomas, Jeffery (Self and Regal Residences) Toledo, Victor (Self and KB Home) Warren, Jim (Plumbing, Air Conditioning and Mechanical Contractor Association) Wood, Kathryn (Greater Houston Builders Association) Wright, T.J. (Self and Home Critic) Against: Cohn, Mary (Homeowners for Better Building) Lambe, Dan (Texas Watch) Pruess, Mary (Self) Smith, Tom (Public Citizen) Solorzano, Claudio (Self) HB 802 For: Atkins, Richard (Tarrant County 911 District) Registering, but not testifying: For: Heyer, Connie (Texas Mini Storage Association) Niemann, Larry (Texas Building Owners and Managers Association) HB 835 On: Durso, Susan (Texas Public Utility Commission) Landon, Steve (The One-Call Board of Texas) McDaniel, Mary (Texas Railroad Commission) Ward, Don (The One-Call Board of Texas) Williams, Michael (Texas Railroad Commission) HB 1495 For: Ahmad, Janet (Homeowners for Better Building) James, Reggie (Consumers Union SW Regional Office) Murphy, Brian (Texas Association of Real Estate Inspectors) Against: Gilliland, Douglas (Self and Triwest Group, Inc.) Krugh, John (Self and Perry Homes) Registering, but not testifying: For: Arentz, Evelyn (Self and James R. Knight) Ballard, Melinda (Policyholders of America) Barkalow, Diane (Self) Cohn, Mary (Homeowners for Better Building) Comer, Robert (Self) Erben, Andrew (KB Home Austin) Herrscher, William (Self) Lambe, Dan (Texas Watch) Martinez, Virginia (Self and Pedro Martinez) Middleton, Missie (Self) Middleton, Patricia (Self) Nogle, Lisa (Self) Pearlman, Tamara (Self and Homeowners Against Deficient Dwellings) Porter, Billy (Self and Patricia Parter) Pruess, Mary (Self) Richardson, Dawn (Self) Rodriguez, Roberto (Self) Smith, Tom (Public Citizen) Tahmasebi, Josh (Self and Homeowners Against Deficient Dwellings) Turner, Cheryl (Self) Walker, Ron (Texas Association of Realtors) Weaver, Amy (Self and Homeowners Against Deficient Dwellings and Homeowners for Better Builders) Williams, Amanda (Self) Against: Ayad, Tamir (Self and Pyramid Homes) Bowling, Bobby (Self and Tropicana Homes and Patriot Mortgage) Breznik, Thomas (Self and Bonded Builders Home Warranty) Buck, Carl (Self and Quixira Luxury Homes LC and Buck Properties LLC) Bush, Bob (Self and Texas Association of Builders and Home Buyers Warranty Corporation) Carter, Jerry (Self and J. Carter Homes) Carver, Michael (Self and KB Home) Castleberry, Charley (Self) Cauduro, Paul (Self and Home Builders Association of Greater Dallas) Clifton, Gary (Self and Ashworth Construction, Inc.) Garrett, Bob (Self and Texas Association of Builders) Gilley, Gloria (Texas Association of Builders) Groves, Doug (Self and Capitol City Insurance) Hanes, Gaylord (Self and Homes by Hanes, Inc.) Harwell, Gregory (Self) Hubbard, John (Self and Home Buyers Warranty) Jensen, Daniel (Self and Majestic Homes) Khalifa, Anwar (Self and Pyramid Homes and Khalifa, inc. and DAR Development) Lewis, George (Self and George Lewis Custom Homes) Long, William (Self and Bill Long Custom Homes, Inc. and The Preston Group Designers and Builders) Morris, Robert (Self and The Home Builders Association of Greater Dallas) Mortensen, Jayne (Self and Highland Lakes) Porter, Scott (Self and Porter Contracting Co. Inc.) Rider, Jesse (Rider Homes) Savio, Harry (Home Builders Association of Greater Austin) Schovanec, Mike (Self and MGM Custom Homes) Slovacek, Ronald (Self and Millennium Properties and Development, Inc. dba Millennium Home Builders) Sommers, Bruce (Self and Ashworth Construction, Inc.) Still, Steve (KB Home) Stout, Bob (The Woodlands Operating Co. L.P.) Strickel, Linda (Self and Bonded Builder Home Warranty) Thomas, Jeffery (Self and Regal Residences) Toledo, Victor (KB Home) Tonjes, Ray (Self and Ray Tonjes Builder, Inc.) Wood, Kathryn (Greater Houston Builders Association) Wright, T.J. (Self and Home Critic) On: Dematted, Ted (Intercontinental Security Services, Inc.)


[ARTICLE VII.--1791]
In suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by a jury shall be otherwise re-examined in any Court of the United States, than according to the rules of the common law.
Attorney General Opinions
Proposed legislation did not violate federal constitutional law to extent it diminished the number of members on jury panels in either civil or criminal trials. Att. Gen. Op. 97-2.
Law Journals and Reviews
Hawaii 2000 Report Regarding Lawyers' Opinion Letters in Mortgage Loan Transactions. 22 UH L. Rev. 347.
Blast It All: Allen Charges and the Dangers of Playing With Dynamite. 32 UH L. Rev. 323 (2010).
Case Notes
Right to jury trial of defendant not affected by plaintiff's election to proceed in admiralty in action to foreclose ship mortgage. 934 F.2d 1026.
Right to jury trial not violated by use of random sample of claimants in an aggregate trial. 910 F. Supp. 1460.
Because 18 U.S.C. §4248 of the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act is civil and not criminal in nature, the Constitution's cruel and unusual punishment clause does not apply. 574 F. Supp. 2d 1123.
Discussed; effect of procedural rules. 50 H. 528, 445 P.2d 376.
Not binding on states. 53 H. 372, 493 P.2d 1032.
Although court may set aside jury verdict, respect for the jury's assessment of the evidence is mandated. 57 H. 378, 557 P.2d 788.
No right to jury trial in paternity action. 5 H. App. 558, 705 P.2d 535.
Where third party leasing agents were not parties to lease agreement between landlord and tenant, express waiver of right to jury trial in agreement did not apply to those third parties. 85 H. 300 (App.), 944 P.2d 97.
Referred to: 43 H. 246, 249.


| Parameter | Type (unit) | Meaning |
| maxNeighbors | size_t | The maximum number of other agents the agent takes into account in the navigation. The larger this number, the longer the running time of the simulation. If the number is too low, the simulation will not be safe. |
| maxSpeed | float (distance/time) | The maximum speed of the agent. Must be non-negative. |
| neighborDist | float (distance) | The maximum distance (center point to center point) to other agents the agent takes into account in the navigation. The larger this number, the longer the running time of the simulation. If the number is too low, the simulation will not be safe. Must be non-negative. |
| position | RVO::Vector2 (distance, distance) | The current position of the agent. |
| prefVelocity | RVO::Vector2 (distance/time, distance/time) | The current preferred velocity of the agent. This is the velocity the agent would take if no other agents or obstacles were around. The simulator computes an actual velocity for the agent that follows the preferred velocity as closely as possible, but at the same time guarantees collision avoidance. |
| radius | float (distance) | The radius of the agent. Must be non-negative. |
| timeHorizon | float (time) | The minimal amount of time for which the agent's velocities that are computed by the simulation are safe with respect to other agents. The larger this number, the sooner this agent will respond to the presence of other agents, but the less freedom the agent has in choosing its velocities. Must be positive. |
| timeHorizonObst | float (time) | The minimal amount of time for which the agent's velocities that are computed by the simulation are safe with respect to obstacles. The larger this number, the sooner this agent will respond to the presence of obstacles, but the less freedom the agent has in choosing its velocities. Must be positive. |
| velocity | RVO::Vector2 (distance/time, distance/time) | The (current) velocity of the agent. |


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AllLoader |
The AllLoader provides the ability to point pig at a folder that contains
files in multiple formats e.g.
|
| AllLoader.AllLoaderInputFormat |
InputFormat that encapsulates the correct input format based on the file
type.
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| AllLoader.AllReader |
This is where the logic is for selecting the correct Loader.
|
| CSVExcelStorage |
CSV loading and storing with support for multi-line fields,
and escaping of delimiters and double quotes within fields;
uses CSV conventions of Excel 2007.
|
| CSVLoader |
A load function based on PigStorage that implements part of the CSV "standard"
This loader properly supports double-quoted fields that contain commas and other
double-quotes escaped with backslashes.
|
| DBStorage | |
| FixedWidthLoader |
A fixed-width file loader.
|
| FixedWidthLoader.FixedWidthField | |
| FixedWidthStorer |
Stores Pig records in a fixed-width file format.
|
| HiveColumnarLoader |
Loader for Hive RC Columnar files.
Supports the following types: * Hive Type Pig Type from DataType string CHARARRAY int INTEGER bigint or long LONG float float double DOUBLE boolean BOOLEAN byte BYTE array TUPLE map MAP Partitions The input paths are scanned by the loader for [partition name]=[value] patterns in the subdirectories. If detected these partitions are appended to the table schema. For example if you have the directory structure: |
| HiveColumnarStorage | |
| IndexedStorage |
IndexedStorage is a form of PigStorage that supports a
per record seek. |
| IndexedStorage.IndexedStorageInputFormat |
Internal InputFormat class
|
| IndexedStorage.IndexedStorageInputFormat.IndexedStorageRecordReader |
Internal RecordReader class
|
| IndexedStorage.IndexedStorageInputFormat.IndexedStorageRecordReader.IndexedStorageLineReader | |
| IndexedStorage.IndexedStorageInputFormat.IndexedStorageRecordReader.IndexedStorageRecordReaderComparator |
Class to compare record readers using underlying indexes
|
| IndexedStorage.IndexedStorageOutputFormat |
Internal OutputFormat class
|
| IndexedStorage.IndexedStorageOutputFormat.IndexedStorageRecordWriter |
Internal class to do the actual record writing and index generation
|
| IndexedStorage.IndexManager |
IndexManager manages the index file (both writing and reading)
It keeps track of the last index read during reading. |
| JsonMetadata | Deprecated |
| MultiStorage |
The UDF is useful for splitting the output data into a bunch of directories
and files dynamically based on user specified key field in the output tuple.
|
| MultiStorage.MultiStorageOutputFormat | |
| MultiStorage.MultiStorageOutputFormat.MyLineRecordWriter | |
| MyRegExLoader | |
| PigStorageSchema | Deprecated
Use PigStorage with a -schema option instead
|
| RegExLoader |
RegExLoader is an abstract class used to parse logs based on a regular expression.
|
| SequenceFileLoader |
A Loader for Hadoop-Standard SequenceFiles.
|
| XMLLoader |
Parses an XML input file given a specified identifier of tags to be loaded.
|
| XMLLoader.XMLRecordReader |
Use this record reader to read XML tags out of a text file.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| CSVExcelStorage.Headers | |
| CSVExcelStorage.Linebreaks | |
| CSVExcelStorage.Multiline |
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About Me
Hi! I'm Levi, a MSc student in Computer Science and am also employed as a Software Engineer.
Work Experience
Software Engineer
September 2022 - Present
Ordina
- Lead meetings within a Scrum team
- Created new features to continuously develop applications
- Addressed bugs and possible improvements
- Act as a technical point of contact for the team
Part-Time Developer
July 2021 - August 2022
Methylium B.V.
- Continuously improve the application by fixing bugs and adding new features using Angular, and .NET
- Develop and maintain the front-end and back-end of the application
Software Engineer Intern
Sept 2020 - Jan 2021
ilionx
- Design and implement a recommender system using machine learning algorithms in the form of a .NET API
Software Engineer Intern
Sept 2018 - Jan 2019
Methylium B.V.
- Visualize data in front-end development using Angular
Projects
https://liweiyeh.github.io/
Jan 2019 - Present
Personal Website
- Created with HTML, JavaScript, Scss and Bootstrap
- Used Font Awesome and Devicon icons
Super Resolution
2021
AI Project
- Created with Python, Tensorflow
- Created a neural network that aims to increase image resolution, whilst preserving image quality
Face Recognition with OpenCV
2019
AI Project
- Created with Python, OpenCV
- Software will recognize your face using your camera
Education
MSc in Computer Science
February 2022 - Expected September 2024
Utrecht University
- Algorithm Design and Analysis Track
Pre-Master in Computer Science
Sept 2021 - February 2022
Utrecht University
BSc in Computer Science
Sept 2016 - Sept 2021
Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences
- Minored in Artificial Intelligence
- Propaedeutics in the 1st year
Fall Exchange Program
Sept 2019 - January 2020
National Taipei University of Technology
- Calculus, Discrete Math, Intro to Data Science
- Guitar Club, Piano Club, Ukelele Club


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The Garden is bursting with colorful foliage! This is a favorite time of year for many of the staff here, come find out why!
Martin Overlook
Prairie Dropseed Sporobolus heterolepis
This grass got its hair done!
Golden RaindropsTM Crabapple Malus transitora 'Schmidtcutleaf'
These crabapple fruits look like they have eyes!
Hybrid Toad Lily Tricyrtis 'Sinonome'
Make sure to check out this late bloomer along the Floral Walk.
Nicole Rose Rosa 'KORicole'
Don't forget to walk through the Rose Garden, many roses are still blooming!
Come enjoy the cool fall weather before the snow flies!


Kia ora Taiao!
This blog will showcase my journey through my time at EDA
It will contain links to blogposts relating to the sprints we have done, and hopefully some useful information for anyone following along
So you know who you will be working with I better post some photos:
The warm waters of Phuket, learning to dive. Also learning to float and sink using my breath. Then getting dumped into an advanced course on our last day! If the theme hasn't given it away but I might be a bit of a gamer, and big nerd. Not sure about the font...but it's better than comic-sans I guess? Anyways looking forward to working with everyone!


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End the indiscriminate use of antibiotics – Prof Ohene Boabeng
Professor Kwame Ohene Boabeng, a Clinical Pharmacologist and Professor of Pharmacy Practice at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science (KNUST), has called for an end to the indiscriminate use of antibiotics to reverse the trend of antimicrobial resistance.
Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) are microorganisms including bacteria, viruses, fungi which evolve over time and are no longer affected by drugs that should otherwise kill them.
Professor Boabeng made the call at a two-day training workshop for some journalists from various media houses in Accra.
The aim of the training was to enable journalists understand and effectively educate the public on the dangers of misusing antibiotics.
He said statistics from the World Health Organisation, (WHO) indicates that an average of 1,918 people die from AMR on daily.
The situation according to the WHO if not dealt with would escalate to one death per person every minute by 2050.
Prof Boabeng said many tertiary health facilities across the country are recording high incidents of Extended Spectrum Beta Lactonades (ESBL), an enzyme made by some bacteria.
He said ESBL bacteria infections usually occur in the urinary tract, lungs, skin, blood, abdomen, adding that; "one can breathe in the bacteria when a person with an ESBL infection coughs or sneezes nearby.
He said "these classes of bacteria have become resistant to most antibiotics available," hence the need for more efforts to be made to address the situation.
He said there is the need to create awareness on AMR to enlighten the public on essential medicines such as antibiotics and how to use them judiciously.
Professor Boabeng called on regulators to intensify efforts in regulating the use of antibiotics in the country.


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Extensions:
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details
JSON syntax
CityJSON schemas
Extensions schemas
parents_children_consistency
wrong_vertex_index
semantics_arrays
duplicate_vertices (warnings)
extra_root_properties (warnings)
unused_vertices (warnings)


22% groundwater has either dried up or in critical category: Jal Sakti Min
The government has also started the work of mapping aquifer and by next March
by Press Trust of IndiaAlmost 22 per cent of the groundwater in the country has either dried up or is in the critical category, Jal Shakti Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat said on Friday.
The government has also started the work of mapping aquifer and by next March, it will cover mapping of all the critical districts in the country, he said at an event.


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