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title: "Copr Plugin"
date: 2014-03-19 08:47:06 +0100
author: Aleš Kozumplík (contributed by Miroslav Suchý)
New dnf-plugins-core introduces new copr plugin.
You can list projects of some user:
# dnf copr list bkabrda
==================== List of bkabrda coprs =====================
bkabrda/python27rebuild : Collection with Python 2.7 for EPEL 6
: (currently just for testing).
bkabrda/python-3.4 : Testing repository for Python 3.4 that is
: supposed to go to F21.
We have plan for generic search function as well, but it will land in some future version.
You can easily enable some project:
# dnf copr enable bkabrda/python-3.4 fedora-20-x86_64 You are going to enable Copr repository. Please note that this repository is not part of Fedora distribution and may have various quality. Fedora distribution have no power over this repository and can not enforce some quality or security level. Please do not file bug reports about this packages in Fedora Bugzilla. In case of problems you should contact owner of this repository. Do you want to continue? [y/N]: y Repository successfully enabled.
You can even omit last argument and it will be guessed. But currently there is know bug, which will
be fixed in next release, therefore you need to specify chroot.
This command will download repo file and save it as /etc/yum.repos.d/_copr_bkabrda-python-3.4.repo
You can disable project:
# dnf copr disable bkabrda/python-3.4 Repository successfully disabled.which will remove previously downloaded repo file.


GBIF Analytics [early development version]
Monitoring trends of data availability and access - learn more
Monitoring trends of data availability and access - learn more
A collection of standardised reports illustrating the changes of data published through GBIF over time, and access to those data through the GBIF portal. Reports are available for all data and specific to a country. Country specific reports are available for data about a country and data published by institutions within a country.
A standard report is available that summarizes all data shared through the GBIF network.
Please select a country, territory or island to view a standard report summarizing the available data about the location.
Please select a country, territory or island to view a standard report summarizing the available data published by institutions located there.
This section has not yet been developed, but will show the cumulative trend in data access through the GBIF portal over time. Charts will be available to show data access at the global level and by country in terms of number of downloads, number of records prepared for download and numbers of users accessing the portal.


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loader.io Plugin
Simple cloud-based load testing for your web apps/apis with thousands of connections via the loader.io API - by SendGrid Labs
Installation
1) Make sure you have all the latest plugins available: visit /pluginManager/advanced, select 'check now'
2) Get your free loader.io account for load testing: http://loader.io
3) Make note of your loader.io API key: http://loader.io/settings
4) Goto Manage Jenkins > Manage Plugins > Available & locate the loader.io plugin and install it
5) Next, you need to add your loader.io API key to the stored credentials (Manage Jenkins > Manage Credentials)
Test your API key, Once verified, click Save.
Using loader.io for post build load tests
* Note: You'll need to first complete a successful test using your loader.io acct (http://loader.io), once completed your load test config will be available in the plugin
1) In your build config, select the Post-build action "loader.io"
2) Select your test template, enter both the Error % & Response time thresholds. Then click Save.
Viewing your loader.io load test results
When load tests are running during your Post-build actions you can view the Console output and monitor the progress
When your build is complete, you can view the report of the loader.io load test
Changelog:
v1.0
- Initial release
Attachments:
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We've chosen the iPhone 5S as the most economical iPhone to have due to it's amazing features, and ability to install some of the latest iOS operating systems.
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Product specifications
Greatly chic, though Competent
This iPhone was released in 2013. Even though this iPhone has ceased in it's production by Apple, we are nevertheless keen on not ceasing to keep it from the public's hands because of the yet amazing features that it possesses.
Amazingly powered by the A7 processor with M7 Motion Coprocessor, this 64-bit Smartphone comes packed with enough performance in a wonderfully thin and light design. With its iOS 8 Operating System (OS), the Apple iPhone 5s – 16 GB lets you enjoy endless multitasking and smooth operating experience, just like a personal computer to a high degree.
Intuitive User-Experience Like Never Before
With the built in SSD (Solid State Drive) that this iPhone offers, you need not worry about losing your files as compared to a computer's HDD (Hard Disk Drive).
This Smartphone also includes an ingenious Touch ID technology to give you a safe access to the smartphone through your fingerprints.
What makes this advanced smartphone from Apple distinct from other phones is its precision construction mark in a sleek glass and metal golden colour aluminium casing. A sapphire crystal is fitted on the home button as well as near the iSight camera for protecting it. The sleek and light device measures 7.6mm in thickness and is great for one-handed use. You can choose from stunning shades like gold, silver and space grey.
Features
Here are the features of this amazing smartphone in detail:
iPhone 5S Hardware
Ringer/Mute Switch: This small switch on the side of the iPhone lets you put it into silent mode, so you can receive calls with the ringer muted.
Antennas: There are a number of thin lines along the sides of the 5S, mostly near corners (only one is marked on the diagram). These are the externally visible parts of the antennas that the iPhone uses to connect to cellular networks.
Front Camera: The small dot centered above the screen and just over the speaker is one of the phone's cameras. This one is primarily used for FaceTime video calls (and selfies!). It takes 1.2-megapixel images and captures video in 720p HD.
Speaker: Just below the camera is a small opening where you listen to the audio from phone calls.
Headphone Jack: Plug your headphones in here for phone calls or to listen to music. Some accessories like car stereo cassette adapters are also attached here.
Hold Button: This button on the top of the 5S does a number of things. Clicking the button puts the iPhone to sleep or wakes it. Hold the button down for a few seconds and a slider appears onscreen that lets you turn the phone off (and — surprise! — turn it on again). If your iPhone freezes up, or you want to take a screenshot, you just need the right combination of the Hold button and Home button.
Volume Buttons: These buttons, located below the Ringer/Mute Switch, are for raising and lowering the volume of any audio playing through the 5S's headphone jack or speakers.
Home Button: This small button is central to a lot of things. On the iPhone 5S, its major new feature is Touch ID, a fingerprint scanner that unlocks the phone and authorizes secure transactions. Besides that, a single click brings you back to the home screen from any app. A double click reveals the multitasking options and lets you quit apps (or use AirPlay, on older versions of the iOS). It's also part of taking screenshots, using Siri, and restarting the iPhone.
Lightning Connector: Sync your iPhone using this port on the bottom of the 5S. The Lightning port does a lot more than that, though. It's also the way you connect your iPhone to accessories like speaker docks. Older accessories that use the larger Dock Connector need an adapter.
Speaker: There are two, mesh-covered openings at the bottom of the iPhone. One of them is the speaker that plays music, speakerphone calls, and alert sounds.
Microphone: The other opening at the bottom of the 5S is a microphone picks up your voice for phone calls.
SIM Card: This thin slot on the iPhone's side is where the SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card goes.
Back Camera:It features an amazing camera that lets you capture some great pictures and incorporates high-quality and powerful components for a superlative performance. As for the design, it pleases anyone who’s looking for a sleek and stylish phone. The higher-quality of the two cameras, located on the back of the phone, takes 8-megapixel photos and video at 1080p HD.
Back Microphone: Near the back camera and the camera flash there's a microphone designed to capture audio when you're recording video.
Camera Flash: Pictures are made better, especially in low light, and colors are more natural thanks to the dual camera flash located on the back of the iPhone 5S and next to the back camera.
Brief technical details:
Note: The following information can have inaccuracies. It is best to contact the seller for exact details.
Free:
charger
lightening USB cable
SIM card remover pin
icloud account with minimal storage
Apple airpods,
protection screen
Radiation protective case
upto 5 years warranty
Carvalho tech. membership
Gold
Capacity: 16 GB 32GB 64 GB
no card slot
Size & Weight:
112g, 7.6mm thickness
Display:
4.0"
640x1136 pixels
Release date:
September 2013
OS:
iOS 7, upto iOS 12.4.6
Camera:
8MP Back, 1.2 MP Front
RAM:
1GB Apple A7 chipset
Battery:
1560mAh Li-Po
Price:
150
Free:
charger
lightening USB cable
SIM card remover pin
icloud account with minimal storage
Apple airpods,
protection screen
Radiation protective case
upto 5 years warranty
Carvalho tech. membership
Silver
Capacity: 16 GB 32GB 64 GB
no card slot
Size & Weight:
112g, 7.6mm thickness
Display:
4.0"
640x1136 pixels
Release date:
September 2013
OS:
iOS 7, upto iOS 12.4.6
Camera:
8MP Back, 1.2 MP Front
RAM:
1GB Apple A7 chipset
Battery:
1560mAh Li-Po
Price:
150
Free:
charger
lightening USB cable
SIM card remover pin
icloud account with minimal storage
Apple airpods,
protection screen
Radiation protective case
upto 5 years warranty
Carvalho tech. membership
About us
Carvalho Technologies Ltd., founded in 2020, is a partnership business between Ezekiel & Elijah Carvalho working in link with Apple Technologies LLC USA and is located in Chelmsford, England, UK.
The partners originally from Lisbon, Portugal were keen on furthering their Business Administration careers shortly after completing graduation and have thus been successful with selling over 10 iPhones per day since January, ever since the inception of their business, all the while employing expert marketing skills and faculties to attract and appeal an even greater crowd.
Ezekiel & Elijah moved to the UK from Portugal shortly after starting and ending a small personal private business in Portugal of selling second hand phones to the public. With the success of their business ventures as young teenagers, on completion of their graduation and studies into IT, they thought it best to move to the UK to start a new business afresh with the official partnership of Apple, USA.
Both partners continue to endeavour to sell and further their marketing of the apple iPhone 5s and are considering of adding other apple products into their sale as perks. They also endeavour to add additional apple iPhones and MacBooks into their sales in due course.
Terms & Conditions
Goods once sold will not be taken back nor exchanged. So please ensure that you choose the right product.
Goods that are found to be defective have to be returned to the store within 24hrs of purchase of the product.
All products sold will have a warranty of 1 year that is extendable on request on further payment of warranty certificates that would be issued from Apple.
Warranty does not cover damages that are inflicted as a result of ones own negligence which is not limited to dropping the phone, or spilling water or other liquids onto the phone, deliberate mismanagement and mishandling of the products etc.
All iPhones sold will be sold at an all inclusive price, completely inclusive of taxes imposed by the UK Government.
Payments made via credit/ debit cards will incur a 2.5% service charge fee, so customers are advised to choose their payment method judiciously.
Privacy
We greatly value your privacy concerning any personal data that is submitted to us via our contact page, email, phone etc. We do endeavour to ensure that all electronic data is safely secured in our private servers located in Portugal which are securely guarded.
All physical correspondence is kept within our company vault and is all treated with the utmost confidence. Thus you can rest assured that your personal details such as your address, email, credit card or debit card details will never be compromised nor revealed. Much obliged for doing business with us.
Contact/ Order Form
If you would like to order an iPhone 5S, please fill in the below form and we will get back to you within 24hrs to complete and finalize your order along with establishing a secure payment gateway.
For further information, you can reach out to us on the following contact details:
Ezekiel Carvalho
Baker St. 22534,
Opp. Chelemsford town hall, UK
Phone no:<PHONE_NUMBER>34
e-mail address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Elijah Carvalho
Cornwallis Rd. 125134,
Block A-7, Harbinger Building, UK


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Know why and not just what error happened
Mole.js is focused on getting the data and the actions that led to an error rather than just catching the error. That is why along with the error a list of state and action combinations are reported so you know the steps that made the error happen.
Easy to integrate
Reporting with Mole.js is as simple as using one of the builtin adapters (or create your own) and reporting with the mole-reporter library.
Framework agnostic
The reporter, dashboard and server for Mole.js are totally framework agnostic thanks to the use of adapters to act as a bridge between your app or framework and the reporter.
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We would like to hear from you. If you have any questions about what is aging in the barrels or growing on the vines, send us an email.
We would like to hear from you. If you have any questions about what is aging in the barrels or growing on the vines, send us an email.


Opens all files supported by Bio-Formats. Depending on how the files are layout internally the interactive preview functionality of BDP2 may be slower than using below [ Open File Series ...] command, which have been optimised for reading data into BDP2. Please share your experiences with us!
Big image data, due to its size, is often distributed across several files. BigDataProcessor2 provides several ways to open such file series. Most flexible is the "Open File Series..." command, where regular expressions (see below) are used to specify how the different files compose a 5D (x,y,z,c,t) image data set.
Currently we support specific flavours of TIFF and HDF5 file series.
For TIFF we support single (x,y) plane TIFF and multi-plane TIFF files. In multi-plane TIFF files all planes must have the same size as they are loaded as one 3D volume with the TIFF planes corresponding to the z-position. Different channels and time points must be distributed across different files.
For HDF5 we support file series where each file contains a single 3D dataset, which must be a 3D array with dimension order z,y,x. This array will be loaded as one 3D volume. Different channels and time points must be distributed across different files.
For convenience, we also provide few commands to open commonly occurring file series, such that users do not have to enter the regular expressions:
Opens one folder with tiff files, each containing only a single plane, using the regular expression "(?<Z>.*)", which means that the whole filename is used to indicate the z-position of the plane in this file (using the natural sorting of files).
Opens one folder with tiff files, each containing only a single plane, using the regular expression ".*--t(?<T>\d+)--Z(?<Z>\d+)--C(?<C>\d+).*", to open files with names such as "Position001_Target--t00--Z00--C00.tif".
Opens a series of HDF5 files, each HDF5 file containing one 3D volume. The channels and timepoints are encoded in the file and/or sub-folder names, yielding regular expressions such as: ".*stack_6_(?<C1>channel_.*)/(?<C2>Cam_.*)_(?<T>\d+).h5".

Regular expression documentation
"(?<Z>)", "(?<C>)" and "(?<T>)" denote the z-slice, channel and timepoint groups, respectively.
".*" matches anything
"\d+" matches a sequence of numbers, e.g. 001
Below examples are on purpose without file extensions. The file extensions can be selected via a drop down in the "Open..." menu item and will be added to the regular expression automatically.
Below examples work both with and without zero-padding, e.g. "T0000", "T0001" works, but also "T0", "T2", "T11" works (and will have the correct numeric-based ordering). Also, the numberings do not have to start with 0 but can also start with a higher number, e.g., 1.
| (?<T>.*) | One file contains a one volume, there is only one channel, but several time points. This works for filenames such as "image-0000" and "image-0001". |
| (?<Z>.*) | One file contains a one z-plane, there is only one channel and one timepoint, as it is typical for EM data. This works for filenames such as "image-0000" and "image-0001". |
| .*--C(?<C>\d+)--T(?<T>\d+) | One file contains a whole volume. Channel and time point encoded in filenames such as "image--C00--T0000" and "image--C01--T0000" |
| T(?<T>\d+)_(?<C>.*) | One file contains a whole volume. Channel and time point encoded in filenames such as "T0000_gfp" and "T0001_rfp" |
| t(?<T>\d+)_(?<C>.*) | One file contains a whole volume. Same as above but with lower case "t" such as "t0000_gfp" and "t0001_rfp" |
| (?<C>.*)_T(?<T>\d+) | One file contains a whole volume. Channel and time point encoded in filenames such as "gfp_T0000" and "rfp_T0000" |
| (?<C>.*)_(?<T>\d+) | One file contains a whole volume. Channel and time point encoded in filenames such as "gfp_0000" and "rfp_0000". The difference to the example above is that there is no "T" in front of the time points. |
| (?<C>.*)/.*T(?<T>\d+) | One file contains a whole volume. Channels are specified by subfolders and time-points are encoded in filenames such as "gfp/T0000" and "rfp/T0000" |
| .*T(?<T>\d+) | One file contains a whole volume. No channel grouping specified, e.g. "gpf-T0001", "gfo-T0002", etc. (in this case the name of the containing folder will be used as the channel name). |
| .*-(?<T>\d+) | One file contains a whole volume. No channel grouping specified, and no "T" but only a dash "-" as prefix for the time points, e.g. "gfp-00", "gfp-01", etc. (in this case the name of the containing folder will be used as the channel name). |
| .*_(?<T>\d+) | One file contains a whole volume. No channel grouping specified, and just an underscore "_" proceeding the time points, e.g. "Cam_Left_01", "Cam_Left_02", etc. (in this case the name of the containing folder will be used as the channel name). |
| .*_t(?<T>\d+).*_z(?<Z>\d+).*_c(?<C>\d+).* | One file contains a a single plane, such as e.g., "image_t00_z000_c1.tif, image_t00_z000_c2.tif, ...". |
| .*--t(?<T>\d+)--Z(?<Z>\d+)--C(?<C>\d+).* | Works for Leica DSL images. One file contains a a single plane, such as e.g., "Position001_Target--t00--Z00--C00.tif". |
| .*stack_0_(?<C1>channel_.*)\/(?<C2>Cam_.*)_(?<T>\d+)(?:.lux) | Works for Luxendo light sheet microscope images. One file contains a single volume. |
| .*\/t(?<T>\d+)\/c(?<C>\d+)\/.*_(?<Z>\d+) | Works for TeraStitchter. One file contains a a single plane. 5D data where timepoint and channel are encoded in the folder and the z-plane in the file names. |


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On an Earth-like super-continent planet, strange monsters have been mysteriously appearing and causing disasters resulting in the world's superheroes rising to combat them alongside the local supervillains. Saitama, the protagonist of the series, is the strongest hero alive in the entire franchise, hailing from the metropolis of City Z who easily defeats the monsters or other villains with a single punch to the point where monsters just explode when struck. However, due to his limitless strength, Saitama has become bored with his power and is constantly trying to find stronger opponents who can present a challenge to him.
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Startup Framework is a website builder for professionals. Startup Framework contains components and complex blocks (PSD+HTML Bootstrap themes and templates) which can easily be integrated into almost any design. All of these components are made in the same style, and can easily be integrated into projects, allowing you to create hundreds of solutions for your future projects.
Release Date: October 2015
Genres: Action fiction, Parody, Supernatural
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Treehouse is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. This is bright and spacious design perfect for people or startup companies looking to showcase their apps or other projects.
Release Date: October 2015
Genres: Action, Comedy
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Start Bootstrap's Agency theme is based on Golden, a free PSD website template built by Mathavan Jaya. Golden is a modern and clean one page web template that was made exclusively for Best PSD Freebies. This template has a great portfolio, timeline, and meet your team sections that can be easily modified to fit your needs.
Release Date: October 2015
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Fairy Tail
Escape is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. Escape is a one page web template that was designed with agencies in mind. This template is ideal for those looking for a simple one page solution to describe your business and offer your services.
Release Date: October 2015
Genre: Action,Comedy, Supernatural,Adventure
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Escape is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. Escape is a one page web template that was designed with agencies in mind. This template is ideal for those looking for a simple one page solution to describe your business and offer your services.
Release Date: October 2015
Genre: Action,Comedy, Supernatural,Adventure
Fairy Tail
Escape is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. Escape is a one page web template that was designed with agencies in mind. This template is ideal for those looking for a simple one page solution to describe your business and offer your services.
Release Date: October 2015
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Escape is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. Escape is a one page web template that was designed with agencies in mind. This template is ideal for those looking for a simple one page solution to describe your business and offer your services.
Release Date: October 2015
Genre: Action,Comedy, Supernatural,Adventure
MOnay2.0
Escape is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. Escape is a one page web template that was designed with agencies in mind. This template is ideal for those looking for a simple one page solution to describe your business and offer your services.
Release Date: October 2015
Genre: Action,Comedy, Supernatural,Adventure
MOnay2.0
Escape is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. Escape is a one page web template that was designed with agencies in mind. This template is ideal for those looking for a simple one page solution to describe your business and offer your services.
Release Date: October 2015
Genre: Action,Comedy, Supernatural,Adventure
MOnay2.0
Escape is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. Escape is a one page web template that was designed with agencies in mind. This template is ideal for those looking for a simple one page solution to describe your business and offer your services.
Release Date: October 2015
Genre: Action,Comedy, Supernatural,Adventure
MOnay2.0
Escape is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. Escape is a one page web template that was designed with agencies in mind. This template is ideal for those looking for a simple one page solution to describe your business and offer your services.
Release Date: October 2015
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MOnay2.0
Escape is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. Escape is a one page web template that was designed with agencies in mind. This template is ideal for those looking for a simple one page solution to describe your business and offer your services.


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Johnson: Disparaging remarks about single mothers made 25 years ago
Boris Johnson has defended disparaging remarks he made about single mothers, telling a voter they were made before he was “even in politics”.
An article written by the Conservative Party leader for the Spectator magazine in 1995 has been unearthed in which he described the children of single mothers as “ill-raised, ignorant, aggressive and illegitimate”.
In the column, the Prime Minister said it was “outrageous” that married couples “should pay for ‘the single mothers’ desire to procreate independently of men”.
During a phone-in on LBC radio on Friday, Mr Johnson was put to task over the comments by a single mother named Ruth from Oldham.
She told the PM she was unhappy about the content of the article and questioned why he was reluctant to talk about his own family.
Mr Johnson said: “Ruth, I want to say to you, I mean absolutely no disrespect to you or anybody.
“These are 25-year-old quotations culled from articles written I think before I was even in politics.”
He said the quotes were stripped of context and formed part of a smear campaign by Labour.
“They’re just trying to distract from the reality that they have no plan to get out of the EU.”
During the call-in, Mr Johnson also:
– Gave a “guarantee” to take Britain out of the European Union by January 31 if he secures a “workable” majority.
– Said the £58 billion compensation for Waspi women promised by Labour was “a lot of money”.
– Confirmed he would “walk out” of trade talks with the US if President Donald Trump wanted the NHS to be on the table.
– Told voters he wanted to come back with a “better answer” to the social care funding crisis – but said the politics had to be taken “out of this”.
– Refused to discuss how many children he has, telling LBC: “I love my children very much but they’re not standing at this election.”
– Admitted his new nurses pledge amounted to 31,000 extra nurses in the NHS – not 50,000.


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This one’s a weird one. I was trying to figure out some interesting containers to build when I overheard someone at work expressing difficulty trying to install the OpenStack client CLIs onto his machine. I thought to myself, what if I could install these once and just push them to whatever environment I please? Or even share it with other folks to use? Here’s how you can do it:
Create A Dockerfile
First I got the basics down for creating a Dockerfile to install the proper CLI packages. It was handy to simply boot a ubuntu:14.04 container and test these steps out manually first. That’s an easy one, just do:
From that point I did a little trial and error to figure out the basics of installing pip, installing the openstack client packages inside of pip, and throwing in a few extra dependencies that I encountered. Here’s the full Docker file, we’ll talk about the script that gets added in next:
Deal With Credentials
After creating the Dockerfile, I wanted to make sure that I could create a container general enough for others to use if they wanted. As such, I wanted most of the normal OpenStack environment variables to be passed in through the command line arguments. To handle this, I wrote a quick bash script called creds.sh to add into the container.
The creds.sh file will just ensure that the OS_AUTH_URL, OS_REGION_NAME, OS_TENANT_NAME, and OS_USERNAME variables are present in the environment, then it will prompt the user for their password so that they don’t have to put it in plaintext inside the docker run command. Finally, once all the info is present, the script will simply launch a bash session for the user.
Here’s the full creds.sh script:
Build The Container
Now, we simply need to build our container. You can give this your own tag if you like. Here’s what my docker build
command looked like:
Ensure you are in the same directory with your Dockerfile.
Use It!
We can now launch our container and use it to talk to an OpenStack cloud. Ensure that the proper environment variables are passed in using the -e
flag.


Before the release of Night Visions, Imagine Dragons made appearances on American radio and television to promote their extended play, Continued Silence and debut single It's Time. The band performed "It's Time" on the July 16, 2012 airing of NBC late-night talk show The Tonight Show with Jay Leno"
03.04.2015
Smoke + Mirrors Tour
At Lollapalooza in Sao Paulo, Brazil, the last date on the Into the Night Tour, the band announced a rest, and complemented saying, "This is our last show for a while, and had no better place to end this tour".The conclusion of the Into the Night Tour signaled the end of the Night Visions album cycle. Lead singer Dan Reynolds joked about the end of the Night Visions cycle, saying that "We're always writing on the road, [so] that second album will come, unless we die. next year.  I don't know when it will be, but it may come"
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WATCH | Tanker driver taken into custody after horror Durban M7 crash
by Jenni EvansA tanker driver has been taken into custody after a truck driver was killed in a fiery crash between three trucks and six cars near the Bellville Road off-ramp on the M7 in Durban on Tuesday, KwaZulu-Natal police said.
"Malvern police are investigation a case of culpable homicide and circumstances around the incident," said Colonel Thembeka Mbele.
Mbele said a tanker allegedly crashed into a number of vehicles at around 9:00, and caught fire.

Rescue Care paramedics' Garrith Jamieson said earlier from the scene there were multiple injuries as a result of the massive crash.
"As you can see, the vehicles caught alight and one person has been deceased," he said.
Two helicopters from Lenmed and Netcare 911 were among the first responders at the accident scene.
READ | 25 injured in multi-vehicle pile-up on N12
Netcare 911's Shawn Herbst said reports from the scene indicated that a tanker and a construction vehicle were involved in the accident which led to the vehicles bursting into flames.
He said in addition to the fatality, six people had sustained moderate injuries, while two were seriously injured.
Police were also on the scene to assist.
The burning truck had been extinguished at the time of writing. The M7 was closed to allow emergency services to work.
Ambulances were rushing people to hospitals for further care.
Images from the scene show burnt out cars and trucks sandwiched in between each other next to a barrier.


Russia's Napoleon expert confesses to chopping up lover
SAINT PETERSBURG: A prominent Saint Petersburg-based Napoleon expert has confessed to murdering his young lover and former student and dismembering her body in a grisly crime that sent shock waves across Russia.
Oleg Sokolov, a 63-year-old history lecturer who received France's Legion d'Honneur in 2003, was arrested Saturday on suspicion of murder after he was hauled out of the icy Moika River with a backpack containing a woman's arms.
"He has admitted his guilt," Sokolov's lawyer Alexander Pochuev told AFP, adding he regretted what he had done and was now cooperating.
Sokolov was reportedly drunk and fell in as he tried to dispose of body parts.
After disposing of the corpse he reportedly planned to commit suicide at the Peter and Paul Fortress, one of the former imperial capital's most famous landmarks, dressed as Napoleon.
Sokolov teaches history at Saint Petersburg State University, President Vladimir Putin's alma mater, and was close to the Russian authorities.
He told investigators that he shot and killed his lover during an argument and then sawed off her head, arms and legs, local media reported.
Pochuev suggested Sokolov may have been under stress or emotionally disturbed.
"He is an elderly person," he said, adding he was being treated for hypothermia in a hospital.
Police discovered the decapitated body of Anastasia Yeshchenko, 24, with whom Sokolov had co-authored a number of works, and a blood-stained saw at his home.
"SIMPLY MONSTROUS"
The historian, who also taught at Sorbonne University, is the author of books on French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte.
He acted as a historical consultant on several films and took part in historical re-enactments of Napoleonic wars.
Both he and his lover studied French history and liked to wear period costumes, with Sokolov dressing up as Napoleon.
Students described Sokolov as both a talented lecturer who could impersonate the French emperor and his generals and a "freak" who called his lover "Josephine" and liked to be addressed as "Sire".
"What happened is simply monstrous," a Saint Petersburg State University lecturer told AFP.
Speaking on condition of anonymity, he said Sokolov was dedicated to his work but was also emotionally unstable and abused alcohol.
His former student, Fyodor Danilov, said Sokolov was regarded as one of the university's best lecturers but an eccentric man who at times yelled in French.
His relationship with Yeshchenko was an open secret, he said. "But everyone was fine with that, it was her own business," he told AFP.
"HUSHING THINGS UP"
Many expressed dismay, saying Sokolov had long been known for his hostile behaviour but officials had ignored complaints.
Vasily Kunin, who studied with the victim, blamed the university management.
"They did not pay attention to certain things," he told AFP.
"There was a certain policy of hushing things up."
Media reports said that Sokolov also beat up and threatened to kill another woman in 2008 but was never charged.
On Twitter, screenwriter Andrew Ryvkin said Sokolov was one of his lecturers, describing the Saint Petersburg-based university as a place where "alcoholics" and "anti-Semites" felt at ease.
Sokolov was a senior member of the Russian Military-Historical Society headed by Culture Minister Vladimir Medinsky.
The organisation immediately sought to distance itself from the controversy.
In 2003, Red Star, the official newspaper of the defence ministry, gushingly described Sokolov as a "serious historian" whose works were published in France.
Sokolov was also a member of Lyon-based Institute of Social Science, Economics and Politics (ISSEP).
On Saturday the society announced that he had been stripped of his position on its scientific committee.
"We learn with horror about the atrocious crime of which Oleg Sokolov is allegedly guilty," it said in a statement.
ISSEP was founded by Marion Marechal, the niece of Marine Le Pen, leader of the far-right National Rally party.


What exactly is a "Tour de Temple"?
The simplest explanation would be that the "Tour de Temple" is a bike ride from the Phoenix Temple to the Gilbert Temple.
In truth, it is much more than that.
Youth and other participants will have the opportunity to:
discover more about their family history,
perform sacred temple ordinances for the dead,
train physically and spiritually to be able to complete difficult tasks,
and rededicate themselves to the work of the Lord.
Check out the Prepare page for more information on how you can ensure your readiness for the Tour de Temple.
"My dear brothers and sisters, it’s time to stop comparing ourselves with others. It’s time to put away those erroneous views of ourselves and others. The truth is that we are not as hopelessly flawed as we may think, and others are not as perfect as they may appear—all except, of course, our Savior, Jesus Christ." - President Russell M. Nelson
24OCT |
"The Heroic Journey: Adventure, Fun, and Food"
A combined Young Men and Young Women activity focused on helping participating youth and adults prepare for the Tour de Temple experience. |
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27OCT |
Training Ride
An opportunity for participants to join together and practice riding together. Get comfortable riding in a group, form good riding habits, etc. Optional, but all are invited to attend. |
3NOV |
Training Ride
An opportunity for participants to join together and practice riding together. Get comfortable riding in a group, form good riding habits, etc. Optional, but all are invited to attend. |
16NOV |
Bike Drop-off
Participating youth and adults must drop off bikes in for a general inspection and for safe transport to the Tour de Temple starting line in Phoenix. |
17NOV |
Tour de Temple Ride
Starting with baptisms, youth and other participants will begin at the Gilbert Temple before making their way to the ride's starting point at the Phoenix Temple. |
17NOV |
Ward Party
Help celebrate with riders, volunteers, and other participants of the Tour de Temple activity with food and fun! All are invited to attend. Food will be provided. |


Galey, Mal & Moyra’s Maiden Voyage
Galey, Mal & Moyra are excited to be on Hopo’s Maiden Voyage which will take them to the Mayor’s Christmas Carols presented by Mercedes-Benz Gold Coast at Broadwater Parklands on Saturday 7 December.
Enter your details below to be in with a chance of joining them on the new ferry service and then experience the Mayor’s Christmas Carols presented by Mercedes-Benz Gold Coast in a reserved section (bring your blankets!) with nibbles on arrival and a goody bag.
Plus, you will receive a family day pass to use on the ferry service (valid for 12 months).
Galey, Mal & Moyra will call back the lucky winners from Monday 2 December.
The new ferry service offers a unique travel experience to our residents and visitors and provides them with greater access to our waterways and popular destinations.
The new ferry trial is part of the Gold Coast City Transport Strategy 2031 to provide more travel alternatives to the car.
The City of Gold Coast has been working in partnership with the State Government, Gold Coast Waterways Authority, Maritime Safety Queensland, Water Police, Marina Mirage and Sea World to develop the trial ferry service.
The two-year Hopo ferry service trial will initially stop at five popular waterfront precincts:
- Sea World at Main Beach
- Broadwater Parklands at Southport
- Marina Mirage at Main Beach
- Home of the Arts (HOTA) at Surfers Paradise
- Appel Park at Surfers Paradise
If the ferry trial is successful, additional ferry stops may be considered.
Timetabled ferry services will start on Sunday 8 December 2019 and you can buy a day ticket and hop on and off as much as you want within one calendar day for $25, or purchase a single ticket from as little as $4.
Tickets can be purchased online at hopo.com.au, on the ferry, or at a Sea World Cruises terminal.
The ferry will stop approximately every hour, with one ferry heading upstream and the other heading downstream.
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Blanket
This is the facade of the Blanket application. Handles starting/stopping the application and defines the client API.
Summary
| abandon_table(tab) | Finds the heir associated with the table, and stops it |
| claim_table(tref, opts) | Create an ETS table associated to a table reference, or claims the ownership of the table, after a restart |
| recover_heir(tab) | Creates a new heir for the table |
Functions
Specs:
- abandon_table(:ets.tid) :: :ok | {:error, any}
Finds the heir associated with the table, and stops it.
The calling process must own the table.
Specs:
- claim_table(term, Keyword.t) :: {:ok, :ets.tid} | {:ok, :ets.tid, reference} | {:error, term}
Create an ETS table associated to a table reference, or claims the ownership of the table, after a restart.
The table reference is used in Blanket and is not the ETS table id. A table reference can actually be any term but must be unique.
This function must be called by the process that will own the table, best is
to put it in your c:GenServer.init/1
or c:Agent.start_link/2
function.
If your process crashes, it must be restarted with the same table reference in
order to retrieve its ETS table. The table reference argument should be in the
supervisor child spec or in the Supervisor.start_child/2
for instance.
Available Options
:create_table
, required. Determines how to create the ETS table
the first time the heir is created. One of the following :
- A
fn
returning{:ok, tab}
wheretab
is the identifier of the created ETS table. - A tuple
{table_name, table_opts}
which will be used to call:ets.new(table_name, table_opts)
. - A module name, e.g.
MyTableServer
or__MODULE__
. The module must export acreate_table/1
function which will be passed the wholeclaim_table
options list and must return{:ok, tab}
wheretab
is the identifier of the created ETS table.
Any {:heir, _, _}
set on the table will be overriden by the Blanket heir.
:monitor
, optional, defaults to false. If true, the calling process will
set a monitor the heir process and receive a :'DOWN'
message if the latter
crashes. Mostly useless because heir have an extremely rare chance to crash,
as they do basically nothing.
:monitor_ref
, optional, defaults to false. If true, the return of
claim_table/2
also includ a monitor reference as the third element.
Specs:
- recover_heir(:ets.tid) :: {:ok, reference} | {:error, any}
Creates a new heir for the table.
The calling process must be the table owner. Sets a monitor and return the new process monitor ref.
This function should not be called if the heir is not dead because the current heir will not be turned down while booting a new one.


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The Syllabus tool is available from your site's menubar. If you don't see the Syllabus tool, the site owner may have chosen not to use it. Site owners can add the Syllabus tool using Site Info; see Adding, removing, hiding, or reordering tools.
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v0.2.0 has been released. Please look through the breaking changes in the changelog and upgrade your project.
Factories are used to seed your database, either during development or within tests. Whenever you generate an object via a factory, it will automatically get added to the database, and thus get an autogenerated id
.
You define factories by using the ember g mirage-factory [name]
command, or creating files under the mirage/factories
directory. The name of the factory is determined by the filename.
Factories have attributes, and you create objects from factory definitions using the server.create
and server.createList
methods.
Attributes can be static (strings, numbers or booleans) or dynamic (a function). Here’s a factory with some static attributes:
// mirage/factories/user.js
import { Factory } from 'ember-cli-mirage';
export default Factory.extend({
name: 'Link',
age: 563,
evil: false,
});
Functions receive the sequence number i as an argument, which is useful to create dynamic attributes:
// mirage/factories/user.js
import { Factory } from 'ember-cli-mirage';
export default Factory.extend({
name(i) {
return 'User ' + i
}
});
The first user generated (per test) would have a name of User 1
, the second a name of User 2
, and so on.
Finally, you can also reference attributes from within a dynamic attribute via this
:
// mirage/factories/contact.js
import { Factory } from 'ember-cli-mirage';
export default Factory.extend({
age: 18,
isAdmin(i) {
return this.age > 30;
}
});
This even works with other dynamic attributes:
// mirage/factories/contact.js
import { Factory } from 'ember-cli-mirage';
export default Factory.extend({
email(i) {
return<EMAIL_ADDRESS>},
isAdmin(i) {
return this.email ===<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
});
You’ll get an error if you create an invalid cycle of dynamic attributes.
You should define the attributes of your factory as the “base case” for your objects, and override them within your tests. We’ll discuss how do to this in the Creating Objects section.
The Faker.js library is included with Mirage, and its methods work nicely with factory definitions:
// mirage/factories/user.js
import { Factory, faker} from 'ember-cli-mirage';
export default Factory.extend({
firstName() {
return faker.name.firstName();
},
lastName() {
return faker.name.lastName();
},
avatar() {
return faker.internet.avatar();
}
});
We’ve also added two methods on the faker
namespace, list.cycle
and list.random
, which are useful if you have a set of data you want your factories to iterate through:
// mirage/factories/subject.js
import { Factory, faker } from 'ember-cli-mirage';
export default Factory.extend({
name(i) {
return faker.list.cycle('Economics', 'Philosophy', 'English', 'History', 'Mathematics')(i);
},
students() {
return faker.list.random(100, 200, 300, 400, 500)();
}
});
cycle
loops through the data in order, while random
chooses a random element from the list each time an object is created.
View Faker’s docs for the full faker API.
You can extend factories:
// mirage/factories/human.js
import { Factory } from 'ember-cli-mirage';
export default Factory.extend({
species: 'homo sapiens'
});
// mirage/factories/man.js
import Human from './human';
export default Human.extend({
gender: 'male'
});
Once you’ve defined a factory for a model, you can generate data for that model using server.create
and server.createList
, either from within mirage/scenarios/default.js
for development, or from within your acceptance tests.
# server.create(type [, attrs])
Generates a single model of type type, inserts it into the database (giving it an id), and returns the data that was added.
test("I can view a contact's details", function() {
var contact = server.create('contact');
visit('/contacts/' + contact.id);
andThen(() => {
equal( find('h1').text(), 'The contact is Link');
});
});
You can override the attributes from the factory definition with a hash passed in as the second parameter. For example, if we had this factory
export default Factory.extend({
name: 'Link'
});
we could override the name like this:
test("I can view the contacts", function() {
server.create('contact', {name: 'Zelda'});
visit('/');
andThen(() => {
equal( find('p').text(), 'Zelda' );
});
});
# server.createList(type, amount [, attrs])
Creates amount models of type type, optionally overriding the attributes from the factory with attrs.
Returns the array of records that were added to the database.
Here’s an example from a test:
test("I can view the contacts", function() {
server.createList('contact', 5);
var youngContacts = server.createList('contact', 5, {age: 15});
visit('/');
andThen(function() {
equal(currentRouteName(), 'index');
equal( find('p').length, 10 );
});
});
And one from setting up your development database:
// mirage/scenarios/default.js
export default function(server) {
var contact = server.create('contact');
server.createList('address', 5, {contactId: contact.id});
}


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“Have met Siri on iPhone and Google Assistant on Android and Cortana on Windows. Now Anna Assistant is a new product arrived for Google Chrome users. You can talk to Anna or make your stuff done. It’s a new arrival product, the extension needs a lot of requirement and improvement in coming days. It might get new features. ”
“IOS (Siri), Microsoft (Cortana), Google Assistant and now Anna for Google Chrome. Can play a video from YouTube, publish a tweet, or integrate with platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Gmail, Google Maps, and more. These features are relatively simple and has a field of improvement. Changes are likely to be made in future releases. Anna did not have any problems to accentuate; the search results are very convenient. ”
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Class OmdbService
Inheritance
System.Object
OmdbService
Namespace: CommonBotLibrary.Services
Assembly: cs.temp.dll.dll
Syntax
public class OmdbService : IMediaService, ISearchable<MediaBase>
Constructors
OmdbService(String)
Constructs an
Declaration
public OmdbService(string apiKey = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | apiKey | Defaults to API key in Tokens if null. |
Methods
DirectAsync(String, Type, Nullable<Int32>)
Retrieves a direct result from omdbapi.com with complete information.
Declaration
public Task<OmdbDirectResult> DirectAsync(string title, Type type = null, int ? year = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | title | The title to use. |
| Type | type | The type of content to search for. |
| System.Nullable<System.Int32> | year | The year the media was released. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<OmdbDirectResult> | The most relevant media for the given title. |
See Also
SearchAsync(String, Type, Nullable<Int32>, String)
Searches omdbapi.com for media that match a given title.
Declaration
public Task<IEnumerable<OmdbSearchResult>> SearchAsync(string title, Type type = null, int ? year = null, string plot = "short")
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | title | The title to search for. |
| Type | type | The type of content to search for. |
| System.Nullable<System.Int32> | year | The year the media was released. |
| System.String | plot | The length of the returned plot summary; "short" or "full" |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<IEnumerable<OmdbSearchResult>> | A collection of relevant media filled with basic info. |


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There is a lot of discussion about whether or not the random numbers that determine if you get a shiny in Pokémon Go are fair, or if some accounts are actually biased in a way that means that they get more shinies than others. If you just compare yourself to your friends, it certainly seems like some people get more than their share of luck!
This app tries to simulate what happens when the random number generator is fair (like rolling a dice), and not biased towards specific player accounts. Read more about fairness, and this simulator
© 2019 Nik Coughlin - Source on Github (MIT license)


Mac OS X 10.7 Lion: the Ars Technica review
Internals
The previous release of Mac OS X focused on internal changes. My review did the same, covering compiler features, programming language extensions, new libraries, and other details that were mostly invisible to end-users.
Lion is most definitely not an internals-focused release, but it's also big enough that it has its share of important changes to the core OS accompanying its more obvious user-visible changes. If this is your first time reading an Ars Technica review of Mac OS X and you've made it this far, be warned: this section will be even more esoteric than the ones you've already read. If you just want to see more screenshots of new or changed applications, feel free to skip ahead to the next section.
Security
Apple's approach to security has always been a bit unorthodox. Microsoft has spent the last several years making security a top priority for Windows, and has done so in a very public way. Today, Windows 7 is considered vastly more secure than its widely exploited ancestor, Windows XP. And despite the fact that Microsoft now distributes its own virus/malware protection software, a burgeoning market still exists for third-party antivirus software.
Meanwhile, on the Mac, Apple has only very recently added some basic malware protection to Mac OS X, and it did so quietly. Updates have been similarly quiet, giving the impression that Apple will only talk about viruses and malware if asked a direct question about a specific, real piece of malicious software.
This approach is typical of Apple: don't say anything until you have something meaningful to say. But it can be maddening to security experts and journalists alike. As for end-users, well, until there is a security problem that affects more than a tiny minority of Mac users, it's hard to find an example of how Apple's policies and practices have failed to protect Mac users at least as well as Microsoft protects Windows users.
Sandboxing
Just because Apple is quiet, that doesn't mean it hasn't been taking real steps to improve security on the Mac. In Leopard, Apple added a basic form of sandboxing to the kernel. Many of the daemon processes that make Mac OS X work are running within sandboxes in Snow Leopard. Again, this was done with little fanfare.
Running an application inside a sandbox is meant to minimize the damage that could be caused if that application is compromised by a piece of malware. A sandboxed application voluntarily surrenders the ability to do many things that a normal process run by the same user could do. For example, a normal application run by a user has the ability to delete every single file owned by that user. Obviously, a well-behaved application will not do this. But if an application becomes compromised, it may be coerced into doing something destructive.
In Lion, the sandbox security model has been greatly enhanced, and Apple is finally promoting it for use by third-party applications. A sandboxed application must now include a list of "entitlements" describing exactly what resources it needs in order to do its job. Lion supports about 30 different entitlements which range from basic things like the ability to create a network connection or to listen for incoming network connections (two separate entitlements) to sophisticated tasks like capturing video or still images from a built-in camera.
It might seem like any nontrivial document-based Mac application will, at the very least, need to declare an entitlement that will allow it to both read from and write to any directory owned by the current user. After all, how else would the user open and save documents? And if that's the case, wouldn't that entirely defeat the purpose of sandboxing?
Apple has chosen to solve this problem by providing heightened permissions to a particular class of actions: those explicitly initiated by the user. Lion includes a trusted daemon process called Powerbox (pboxd
) whose job is to present and control open/save dialog boxes on behalf of sandboxed applications. After the user selects a file or directory into which a file should be saved, Powerbox pokes a hole in the application sandbox that allows it to perform the specific action.
A similar mechanism is used to allow access to recently opened files in the "Open Recent" menu, to restore previously open documents when an application is relaunched, to handle drag and drop, and so on. The goal is to prevent applications from having to request entitlements that allow it to read and write arbitrary files. Oh, and in case it doesn't go without saying, all sandboxed applications must be signed.
Here are a few examples of sandboxed processes in Lion, shown in the Activity Monitor application with the new "Sandbox" column visible:
Earlier, the Mac App Store was suggested as a way Apple might expedite the adoption of new Lion technologies. In the case of sandboxing, that has already happened. Apple has decreed that all applications submitted to the Mac App Store must be sandboxed, starting in November.
Privilege separation
One limitation of sandboxing is that entitlements apply to an entire process. A sandboxed application must therefore possess the superset of all entitlements required for each feature it provides. As we've seen, the use of the Powerbox daemon process prevents applications from requiring arbitrary access to the file system by delegating those entitlements to another, external process. This is a specific case of the general principle called privilege separation.
The idea is to break up a complex application into individual processes, each of which requires only the few entitlements necessary to perform a specific subset of the application's total capabilities. For example, consider an application that needs to play video. Decoding video is a complex and performance-sensitive process which has historically led to inadequate protection against buffer overflows and other security problems. An application that needs to display video will likely do so using libraries provided by the system, which means that there's not much a third-party developer can do to patch vulnerabilities where they occur.
What a developer can do instead is isolate the video decoding task in its own process with severely reduced privileges. A process that's decoding video probably doesn't need any access to the file system, the network, the built-in camera and microphone, and so on. It just needs to accept a stream of bytes from its parent process (which, in turn, probably used Powerbox to gain the ability to read those bytes from disk in the first place) and return a stream of decoded bytes. Beyond this simple connection to its parent, the decoder can be completely walled off from the rest of the system. Now, if an exploit is found in a video codec, a malicious hacker will find himself in control of a process with so few privileges that there is little harm it can do to the system or the user's data.
Though this was just an example, the QuickTime Player application in Lion does, in fact, delegate video decoding to an external, sandboxed, extremely low-privileged process called VTDecoderXPCService
.
Another example from Lion is the Preview application, which completely isolates the PDF parsing code (another historic source of exploits) from all access to the file system.
Putting aside the security advantages of this approach for a moment, managing and communicating with external processes is kind of a pain for developers. It's certainly less convenient than the traditional approach, with all code within a single executable and no functionality more than a function call away.
Once again in Lion, Apple has provided a new set of APIs to encourage the adoption of what it considers to be a best practice. The XPC Services framework is used to manage and communicate with these external processes. XPC Service executables are contained within an application's bundle. There is no installation process, and they are never copied or moved. They must also be part of the application's cryptographic signature in order to prevent tampering.
The XPC Service framework will launch an appropriate external process on demand, track its activity, and decide when to terminate the process after its job is done. Communication is bidirectional and asynchronous, with FIFO message delivery, and the default XPC process environment is extremely restrictive. It does not inherit the parent process's sandbox entitlements, Keychain credentials, or any other privileges.
The reward for breaking up an application into a collection of least-privileged pieces is not just increased security. It also means that a crash in one of these external processes will not take down the entire application.
We've seen this kind of privilege separation used to great effect in recent years by Web browsers on several different platforms, including Safari on Mac OS X. Lion aims to extend these advantages to all applications. It also makes Safari's privilege separation even more granular.
Safari in Lion is based on WebKit2, the latest and greatest iteration of the browser engine that powers Safari, Chrome, and several other desktop and mobile browsers. Safari in Snow Leopard already separated browser plug-ins such as Flash into their own processes. (Adobe should not consider this an insult; Apple does the same with its own QuickTime browser plug-in.) As if to further that point, WebKit2 separates the entire webpage rendering task into an external process. The number of excuses for the Safari application to crash is rapidly decreasing.
As the WebKit2 website notes, Google's Chrome browser uses a similar approach to isolate WebKit (version 1) from the rest of the application. WebKit2 builds the separation directly into the framework itself, allowing all WebKit2 clients to take advantage of it without requiring the custom code that Google had to write for Chrome. (Check out the process architecture diagrams at the WebKit2 site for more detailed comparisons with pre-Lion WebKit on Mac OS X and Chrome's use of WebKit.)
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HEV-1
(1a–1g)
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Human, primates |
Fecal–oral via contaminated drinking water |
Mainly resource poor regions in
India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, China, Mongolia, Morocco, Chad, Nigeria
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HEV-2
(2a, 2b)
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Human, primates |
Fecal–oral via contaminated drinking water |
Mainly resource poor regions in
Mexico, Nigeria
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HEV-3
(3a–3m, 3ra)
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Human, pig, wild boar, deer, mongoose, rabbit (3ra), hare (3ra), rodents |
Zoonotic via consumption or contact of/with contaminated foodstuffs; parenteral via contaminated blood donations |
Mainly in industrialized countries such as
USA, Canada, China, Japan, South Korea, India, Singapore, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Netherlands, Denmark, Hungary
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HEV-4
(4a–4i)
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Human, pig, wild boar, cow, goat, yak, Rhesus monkey |
Zoonotic via consumption or contact of/with contaminated foodstuffs; parenteral via contaminated blood donations |
Mainly in Asian countries such as
China, Mongolia, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Cambodia, India
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HEV-5
(5a)
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Wild boar |
Unavailable |
Japan |
HEV-6
(6a)
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Wild boar |
Unavailable |
Japan |
HEV-7
(7a)
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Human, dromedary camel |
Zoonotic, likely via consumption of camel meat |
UAE |
HEV-8
(8a)
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Bactrian camel |
Unavailable |
China |


Enumerables Cheat Sheet
Enumerable(adj.):Able to be counted by one-to-one correspondence with the set of all positive integers.
In Ruby, the enumerable methods give you the ability to move around and within, search, sort and manipulate the objects in a collection. Here are some of the more popular and useful ones:
each
A method belonging to the Array module but useful for other collection classes. Also known as an iterator, allows you to cycle through a block of code that acts or depends on each element in the collection.
['cat', 'dog', 'pig', 'goat'].each{ |animal| puts animal }
=> cat
=> dog
=> pig
=> goat
each_with_index
Allows you to sort through each element in a collection with reference to the element's position, passing the index as an optional argumet in the block.
('A'..'Z').each_with_index do |letter, idx| puts letter if idx % 3 == 2
end
each_with_object
Alternative to inject. Iterate over given block for each element with arbitrary object given, returns new value of initially given object.
evens = (1..10).each_with_object([]) { |i, a| a << i*2 }
#=> [2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20]
each_slice
Iterate over given block for each slive of n elements
(1..10).each_slice(3) { |a| p a }
=> [1, 2, 3]
=> [4, 5, 6]
=> [7, 8, 9]
include?
Returns boolean, true if given object present in collection.
a = [ "a", "b", "c" ]
a.include?("b") => true
a.include?("z") => false
map
Invoke given block once for each element in collection, create a new array containing the values returned by the block. Same as "collect".
a = [ "a", "b", "c", "d"
]a.collect { |x|x+"!" } #=> ["a!", "b!", "c!", "d!"]
a.map.with_index{ |x, i|x*i } #=> ["", "b", "cc", "ddd"]
inject
Combines all elements specified by a block or symbol that names am ethod or operator. The result becomes the new vale of the first accumulator argument passed, which is then returned.
(5..10).inject(1) { |product, n| product * n } #=> 151200
sort
Returns a new array created by sorting self. Comparisons for sort done using the <=> operator or additional code block.
a = ["b", "d", "c", "a", "e"]
a.sort #=> ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e"]
a.sort { |x,y|y<=>x } #=> ["e", "d", "c", "b", "a"]
count
Returns the number of elements in a collection or, if argumen or block is given, the number of lements which equal the obj using ==.
ary = [1, 2, 4, 2]
ary.count #=> 4
ary.count(2) #=> 2
ary.count { |x|x%2==0 } #=> 3


This nimib example document shows:
- how to use
nbDoc.blocks
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- how to save a variant of a document
- how to opt-out of Show Source functionality
It reorders a Limerick according to Nolan's Memento film structure.
Click on
Show Source
at the bottom to see the nim file that generates this document. To see the variant with no Show Source click here
kLciimre
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But when I get to the last line I try to fit in as many words as I can."
1
There was a young man from Japan
4
He said "I do try!
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Whose limericks never would scan.
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And when they asked why,


The CAT describes metadata about space objects independent of positional data. The message fields are derived from the Satellite Catalog (SATCAT/SATC) message currently produced by the Space Defense Operations Center (SPADOC) system and used as the basis of satellite catalog databases within the United States Government. Legacy format description can be found here.
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| OBJECT_NAME | Satellite Name(s) |
| OBJECT_ID | International Designator (YYYY-NNNAAA) |
| NORAD_CAT_ID | NORAD Catalog Number |
| OBJECT_TYPE | Object type (Payload, Rocket body, Debris, Unknown) |
| OPS_STATUS_CODE | Operational Status Code |
| OWNER | Ownership, typically country or company |
| LAUNCH_DATE | Launch Date [year-month-day] (ISO 8601) |
| LAUNCH_SITE | Launch Site |
| DECAY_DATE | Decay Date, if applicable [year-month-day] (ISO 8601) |
| PERIOD | Orbital period [minutes] |
| INCLINATION | Inclination [degrees] |
| APOGEE | Apogee Altitude [kilometers] |
| PERIGEE | Perigee Altitude [kilometers] |
| RCS | Radar Cross Section [meters2]; blank if no data available |
| DATA_STATUS_CODE | Data status code; blank otherwise |
| ORBIT_CENTER | Orbit center |
| ORBIT_TYPE | Orbit type (Orbit, Landing, Impact, Docked to RSO, roundtrip) |


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Open-source JavaScript library by Facebook used for building user interfaces specifically for single page applications.
Markup language that defines the structure and layout of a website by using a variety of tags and attributes.
Dynamic computer programming/scripting language used to add dynamic content to a website.
Modern version control system tool that manages project files continuously and stores them in a repository.


Note-taking Theory
11 Jul 2015For the past few years, I’ve dedicated a shameful amount of time to read and think about note-taking and research and information organization. And while I’ve developed a pretty satisfying system for the former, using an across-the-board color code, the latter still puzzles me. I’ve certainly enjoyed books such as Ann Blair’s Too Much to Know and was dazzled by Patricia Falguières analysis of the Renaissance Wunderkammern as an instance of the Aristotelian topical tradition (a theme I really want to pursue when Life & Work permits), but for the most part my reading has been oriented by the pragmatic need to fine-tune the archival system I’ve been building throughout my graduate studies. Now, as I prepare my dissertation, the system will be put to a test.
Most of what I’ve learned has come from the occasional scholar who has been generous enough to describe his or her digital workflow, but also from the swarms of productivity bloggers and GDT-mongers, and more recently from professional digital humanities promoters. In this post, I thought of putting together a list of articles and posts that I’ve found more enlightening. They’re in no particular order, other than the order in which they come to mind.
“Some Idiosyncratic Reflections on Note-Taking in General and ConnectedText in Particular”, by Manfred Kuehn. This is the latest piece I’ve read, and is by far the most thoughtful. While Kuehn’s essay was supposed to be about ConnectedText, an interesting early piece of software made redundant by newer solutions, his piece is a wonderful reflection on the use of archival systems as “thinking-machines”. His discussion of Niklas Luhman’s “Zettelkasten” is truly engaging, and far superior to those spawned by recent Luhman revivalists out there.


Peter Coughlan, Jane Fulton Suri, Katherine Canales
Outlines how prototypes can be a catalyst for engaging people in design activities.
Discuss the use of prototypes as a means of developing products and services, drawing on IDEO practices.


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Erin Craig of 3Degrees on addressing climate change: every little bit helps
Erin Craig says companies interested in renewable energy need to do introspection before committing to transitioning. Answering the question "what's most important?" can help companies zero in on what would be most effective with their time and resources in mind.


Mothercare's problem UK child on brink of collapse
LONDON: Struggling baby products retailer Mothercare is set to appoint administrators to its loss-making British business, putting about 2,500 jobs at risk and dealing yet another blow to the country's beleaguered retail sector.
Mothercare's UK sales have been hammered by intense competition from supermarket groups and online retailers as well as by rising costs. The group also has a profitable international business, with over 1,000 stores in over 40 territories.
READ: Mothercare to shut a third of UK stores in battle for survival
Shares in the group were down 28 per cent at 0859 GMT on Monday (Nov 4) after it said it was clear the UK retail operations, which trade from 79 stores, were not capable of returning to a level of profitability that was sustainable for the group as it currently stands.
"Furthermore, the company is unable to continue to satisfy the ongoing cash needs of Mothercare UK," it said.
The group said notices to appoint administrators to its trading subsidiary, Mothercare UK Limited and to Mothercare Business Services, which provides services to Mothercare UK, will be filed with the court.
Notices of intent to appoint administrators give companies protection from creditors for ten days before potentially tipping into them into administration.
Mothercare said the company and its other subsidiaries were not covered by these notices and it will be free to continue to trade in the normal course of business.
In the year to March 2019, the Mothercare brand generated profits of 28.3 million pounds internationally whereas the UK retail operations lost 36.3 million pounds.
The stock was down 3.18 pence at 8.32 pence at 0859 GMT, valuing the group at 27.8 million pounds.


Highlights static code problems detected by Phalyfusion Global Validation.
This inspection only highlights problems detected by Phalyfusion Global Validation in on-fly mode.
Switch settings "Launch Phalyfusion tool in on-fly mode" to make this inspection launch Phalyfusion tool separately
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Getting Started in Android™
Android Studio
First, let's download the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for this course, Android Studio.
Android Studio is a fairly new IDE branched off from Intellij IDEA. It comes with several tools to help us easily create and deploy Android projects. Some of these tools include the SDK Manager, Gradle, Layout Editer, and VCS support. We will be using these throughout the course.
SDK Manager
Once you've gotten Android Studio running, we'll need to install the development kits necessary for Android development. Take a look here and grab the latest version.
Hello World
Let's get started with a simple Hello World. We won't be using much java this time around to give those who are unfamiliar with Java a chance to get more comfortable.
We'll be working with XML for this tutorial. Android uses XML for static layout resources. These layout resources determine content, layout, and styles for the user interface of your Android application. Although you can change the content/layout/styles dynamically in the Java code, having statically defined resources allows user interface changes without having to recompile the java code (this saves a lot of time in the long run when dealing with minor UI tweaks).
Creating the Project
We will need to create a new project using the Gradle Build System that comes with Android Studio. Gradle will make your life easier when it comes to building and managing an Android application. For more information, feel free to browse the Gradle website or this post (uses Intellij IDEA so the steps will look different).
Select create a new project:
Give the application a name and company domain
Application name is just whatever this application is called. (HelloWorld is good) Company domain is like a unique identifier for your application. Similar to how website have a domain ... i.e. drive.google.com - In this case "google.com" is the domain and "drive" is the application. In Android applications, things are backwards. In your case, you can probably just put com.{github hook} for your domain (or whatever pleases you).
Select devices to support
Main Activity
Activities are essentially states of an android application. When the app is first opened, the application's 'Main Activity' is run. The activities control the lifecycle of the application. We'll leave it at that for now, but you can take a look at the Android's Developers' page for more information.


Knowledge for Everybody
The content we have prepared for you is available in three difficulty levels: Beginner, Advanced, and Expert level.
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If you are reading an article and you feel overwhelmed, you can move down one level and read about it in a more succinct way and with less technical language. If you feel the article you are reading is not telling you anything new, move up one level and find a more in-depth explanation of the same content. Here you can find an overview of the entire content if you would like some orientation first.
Our Structure
The general structure of our content is the same throughout all levels. You will find the same chapters from Beginner to Expert level. The higher the level, the more articles you will find in each chapter. We dedicate entire articles to concepts that we mention as side notes in the earlier levels. This allows you to toggle in between levels if you find the content to complex or too trivial.
The articles are designed so you can read them in order or individually. If you want to get the whole picture, we recommend reading from the beginning to the end. If you just care about a specific concept that you are researching feel free to read individual articles. We provide an overview of the entire content here.


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A surface made of modules
Modulos surface is comprised of Modules - surface tiles each capable of being connected to another one in any direction providing you with infinite possibilities. Since there are various models of modules with different functionalities available, you can create a surface that works the best for you, with functionalities spread out exactly how you like them.
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pixel iterator support More...
#include <cassert>
#include <iterator>
#include "gil_config.hpp"
#include "gil_concept.hpp"
#include "utilities.hpp"
#include "pixel.hpp"
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| class | memory_based_step_iterator< Iterator > |
| MEMORY-BASED STEP ITERATOR. More... | |
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| metafunction predicate determining whether the given iterator is a plain one or an adaptor over another iterator. Examples of adaptors are the step iterator and the dereference iterator adaptor. More... | |
| struct | iterator_adaptor_get_base< It > |
| returns the base iterator for a given iterator adaptor. Provide an specialization when introducing new iterator adaptors More... | |
| struct | iterator_adaptor_rebind< It, NewBaseIt > |
| Changes the base iterator of an iterator adaptor. Provide an specialization when introducing new iterator adaptors. More... | |
| struct | const_iterator_type< It > |
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| struct | iterator_is_mutable< It > |
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pixel iterator support


This is about a journey covering over 2000 miles of trail, through 14 different states from Georgia to Maine. Six months of sleeping under the stars, drinking from rivers, bathing in the rain, and missing one of life's most overlooked pleasures: a toilet. An adventure of self-discovery, self-awareness, and self-indulgence. A story of setting out to chase a dream, and attempting to accomplish an impossible task in the process of hiking the Appalachian Trail....finding Francois.
The year the Appalachian trail was finished, over 10 years after initial work on the trail began. While the trail's initial footpath was finished almost 80 years ago, work on it has never ceased. Today over 30 different trail clubs maintain different sections of this national treasure, and they're all composed of volunteers!
Current length of the trail in miles. It changes slightly each year due to maintenance and re-routing in order to curb erosion and damage. It's estimated that almost the entire trail has either been relocated or rebuilt since 1937, so the trail is constantly changing.
The average number of calories a hiker burns each day. Though numbers can vary a bit depending on weight carried and how many miles a hiker covers each day. Since carrying 5000-calories-a-day worth of food would not only be impractical but extremely heavy, this calorie deficit is why its not uncommon for hikers to lose 30 lbs (or considerably more) during a "thru-hike".
The estimated elevation gain/loss (in feet) that a hiker will cover during a hike of the entire trail. If you were to take the estimated elevation gain/loss and compare it to the tallest mountain in the world, it would be the equivalent of ascending Mount Everest 16 times!
The number of states the Appalachian trail goes through. Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. On average it takes between 4-6 months to complete. If you want to shorten that time you'll need to be an endurance athlete, skip sections, or do lines of cocaine for breakfast. (Just kidding!...I'd never encourage skipping sections!)
My estimated number of how many hikers have successfully completed the entire trail since its opening. The official number is slightly lower than this as of 2015 but there are hikers who do the trail but never register with the Appalachian Trail Conservancy. So I'll say 16,000. which sounds like alot, but really isnt when you consider the trail officially opened almost 80 years ago.


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Anytime you score a win, take a moment to reflect on what happened. Think about what you did, the problems you faced and challenge yourself to try and verbalize what you did (its hard!).
Unknown to you, we exercised several good habits. Here are some:
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| 002:044 Khan | : |
Enjoin you Al-Birr (piety and righteousness and each and every act of obedience to Allah) on the people and you forget (to practise it) yourselves, while you recite the Scripture [the Taurat (Torah)]! Have you then no sense? |
| 002:044 Maulana | : |
Do you enjoin men to be good and neglect your own souls while you read the Book? Have you then no sense? |
| 002:044 Pickthal | : |
Enjoin ye righteousness upon mankind while ye yourselves forget (to practise it)? And ye are readers of the Scripture! Have ye then no sense? |
| 002:044 Rashad | : |
Do you exhort the people to be righteous, while forgetting yourselves, though you read the scripture? Do you not understand? |
| 002:044 Sarwar | : |
Would you order people to do good deeds and forget to do them yourselves even though you read the Book? Why do you not think?. |
| 002:044 Shakir | : |
What! do you enjoin men to be good and neglect your own souls while you read the Book; have you then no sense? |
| 002:044 Sherali | : |
Do you enjoined others to do what is good and forget your ownselves, while you read the book? Will you not then understand? |
| 002:044 Yusufali | : |
Do ye enjoin right conduct on the people, and forget (To practise it) yourselves, and yet ye study the Scripture? Will ye not understand? |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > الصلاة > أداء الصلاة > الحض عليها Pillars of Islam> The Prayers>Performing the Prayers> The Incitement to Pray العمل > العمل الصالح > تطابق العمل مع القول Action(Work)> The Good Deeds>The Conformity between What We say and What we Do العمل > العمل الصالح > الدعوة إلى العمل الصالح Action(Work)> The Good Deeds>The Call for Good Deeds الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > فعل الخير Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Doing Good الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الذميمة > الفعل يخالف القول Man and The Moral Relations>The Dispraised Morals>Action Against Saying العلوم والفنون > الحث على التفكر و إستخدام العقل Science and Art> Urging to Think and Use the Mind الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > أوامر الله إليهم Religions>Children of Israel>Allah's Orders to them الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > نعم الله عليهم Religions>Children of Israel>Allah Gifts on them
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Police hunt attacker after man stabbed in leg and shoulder in Kenton
The 42-year-old man was found with injuries to his shoulder and leg believed to have been caused in a stabbing
by Kathryn RiddellPolice are looking for an attacker who stabbed a man in his shoulder and leg in Newcastle.
Officers were called to the stabbing outside on the street off Banbury Road in Kenton just after 7.30pm on Thursday.
There they found a man with injuries to his shoulder and leg believed to have been caused by a bladed weapon.
The 42-year-old victim was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
No arrests have been made and Northumbria Police say it is carrying out an investigation to find those involved.
Witnesses are asked to ring police as they gather information about what happened.
Anyone with information is asked to contact officers on 101 quoting reference 992 141119 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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There's this thing called the Wild Magic Surge table which crops up occasionally in a given game of Dungeons and Dragons which causes about 50 differing magical effects such as shielding yourself or exploding but it has a cooler big brother with 10 thousand possibilities! Thing is this list is kind of a pain, selecting a random event from 10,000 possibilities is a bit of a hassle with just normal dice.
Enter my web app you can check out here.
Click the big friendly button and get your wacky new spell effect!
So glad you asked, dear reader. All it does is read a local JSON file containing the 10,000 magical effects, pick one at random, and feed it into the spot where {EFFECT POPS UP HERE} starts off.
It's bloody simple and doesn't get much more user friendly than that.
Wanna check out the source code? Got you covered.
Based on The Net Libram of Random Magical Effects v2 by Orrex