WEEK 25 WEDNESDAY
Year 1 (Year 2)
FIRST READING Ezra 9:5-9
Our God has not forsaken us in our bondage.
A reading from the Book of Ezra
At the evening sacrifice I, Ezra, rose from my fasting, with my garments
and my mantle rent, and fell upon my knees and spread out my hands to the LORD
my God, saying: "O my God, I am ashamed and blush to lift my face to you,
my God, for our iniquities have risen higher than our heads, and our guilt has
mounted up to the heavens. From the days of our fathers to this day we have
been in great guilt; and for our iniquities we, our kings, and our priests have
been given into the hand of the kings of the lands, to the sword, to captivity,
to plundering, and to utter shame, as at this day. But now for a brief moment
favour has been shown by the LORD our God, to leave us a remnant, and to give
us a secure hold within his holy place, that our God may brighten our eyes and
grant us a little reviving in our bondage. For we are bondmen; yet our God has
not forsaken us in our bondage, but has extended to us his steadfast love before
the kings of Persia, to grant us some reviving to set up the house of our God,
to repair its ruins, and to give us protection in Judea and Jerusalem.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Tobit 13:1b-2.3-4a.6efgh.6ij.8 (R. 1b)
R. Blessed is God who lives for ever.
Blessed is God who lives for ever, and blessed is his kingdom. For he
afflicts, and he shows mercy; he leads down to Hades, and brings up again, and
there is no one who can escape his hand.
R. Blessed is God who lives for ever.

But see what he will do with you; give thanks to him with your full
voice. Praise the LORD of righteousness, and exalt the King of the ages.
R. Blessed is God who lives for ever.
I give him thanks in the land of my captivity, and I show his power and
his majesty to a nation of sinners.
R. Blessed is God who lives for ever.
Bless the LORD, all you his chosen ones, all of you, praise his glory.
Celebrate days of joy, and give thanks to him.
R. Blessed is God who lives for ever.
FIRST READING Proverbs 30:5-9
“Give me neither poverty nor riches; feed me with the food that is needful for me.”
A reading from the Book of Proverbs
Every word of God proves true; he is a shield to those
who take refuge in him.  Two things I ask of you; deny them not to me before I die: Remove
far from me falsehood and lying; give me neither poverty nor riches; feed me
with the food that is needful for me, lest I be full, and deny you, and say,
"Who is the LORD?" or lest I be poor, and steal, and profane the name
of my God.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Ps 119:<IP_ADDRESS>.104.163 (R. 105a)
R. Your word is a lamp for my feet, Lord.
Keep me from the way of falsehood; grant me mercy
by your law.
R. Your word is a lamp for my feet, Lord.
The law from your mouth means more to me than large
quantities of silver and gold.
R. Your word is a lamp for my feet, Lord.
For ever is your word, O LORD, standing firm in the
heavens.
R. Your word is a lamp for my feet, Lord.
I keep my feet from every evil path, to obey your
word.
R. Your word is a lamp for my feet, Lord.
I gain understanding from your precepts, and so I
hate all false ways.
R. Your word is a lamp for my feet, Lord.
Falsehood I hate and detest, but I love your law.
R. Your word is a lamp for my feet, Lord.
R. Alleluia. The
GOSPEL Luke 9:1-6
“He sent them out to preach the kingdom of God and to heal.”
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Luke
At that time: Jesus called the Twelve together and gave them power and
authority over all demons and to cure diseases, and he sent them out to preach
the
The Gospel of the Lord


https://github.com/mattifestation/WMI_Backdoor
WMI_Backdoor
Also See Useful Commands > Windows > WMI > C2
For some more information


Guelph Police investigating after man struck and killed by train
Police say it happened late Sunday night
by KitchenerToday StaffPolice in Guelph are investigating after a man was struck and killed by a train.
Police say it happened just before 10:30 p.m. on Sunday, when the man was hit by the train travelling eastbound on a set of tracks east of Victoria Road North near Suburban Avenue.
There's been no further information released.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Guelph Police.


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IFXInterleavedData Class ReferenceThe IFXInterleavedData objects represents an interleaved array of separate data elements.
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Inheritance diagram for IFXInterleavedData:
List of all members.
Detailed Description
The IFXInterleavedData objects represents an interleaved array of separate data elements.
This object can keep track of what data elements are in the interleaved array, and provide iterators over specific data types within the interleaved array. The array contains a number of vertices, with each vertex containing a number of interleaved vectors.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
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| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI IFXInterleavedData::Allocate |
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Allocates memory for the array.
The useable allocated memory begins on the start of a cache line. The array consists of a number of vertices. Each vertex has a number of vectors that comprise the vertex.
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| uNumVectors | Input U32 specifying the number of separate vectors that make up each vertex. |
| puVectorSizes | Input array of U32 values. Each entry in the array specifies the size in bytes of that corresponding vector entry in each vertex. The array MUST be at least uNumVectors in length, otherwise a memory corruption error can occur. |
| uNumVertices | Input U32 specifying how many "vertices" the interleaved array should contain. |
- Returns:
- An IFXRESULT value.
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| IFX_OK | No error. |
| IFX_E_OUT_OF_MEMORY | There was a memory allocation error. |
| IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER | The value specified for puVectorSizes was invalid (NULL). |
| IFX_E_INVALID_RANGE | The value specified for was 0. |
Implemented in CIFXInterleavedData. |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI IFXInterleavedData::CopyData |
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Copies data from rSrcData into this data array.
The arrays must have been allocated with the same vertex format for the method to succeed. Also, the number of vertices must fit within the currently allocated data array. This will automatically update the version word for all vectors in each vertex.
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| rSrcData | Reference to another IFXInterleavedData object. Data from rSrcData will be copied into this data array. |
| uStartVertex | The start of the data segment to copy. This offset is used for both the rSrcData array and this (the destination) array. |
| uNumVertices | The number of vertices to copy, starting from uStartVertex. |
- Returns:
- An IFXRESULT value.
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| IFX_OK | No error. |
| IFX_E_INVALID_RANGE | Either the vertex formats do not match, or the data copy would extend beyond the allocated memory of one (or both) of the data arrays. |
Implemented in CIFXInterleavedData. |
| virtual U8* IFXAPI IFXInterleavedData::GetDataPtr |
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Gets a pointer to the beginning of the data within the array.
- Warning:
- This is dangerous to do without knowing what format the data is in!
- Returns:
- A U8* pointing to the beginning of the data memory.
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| virtual U32 IFXAPI IFXInterleavedData::GetId |
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Gets the unique id of this instance of IFXInterleavedData.
- Returns:
- A U32 value that is unique for this allocated instance.
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| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI IFXInterleavedData::GetInfo |
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Gets information about the interleaved data array.
This method allows the user to determine the data arrangement of vectors within each vertex and the total number of vertices in the interleaved array. If puVectorSizes is NULL, the function will succeed and return other information. This will allow the correct array size to be allocated for a second call.
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| uNumVectors | Reference to a U32 value that will be filled in with the number of vectors within each vertex of data. |
| puVectorSizes | Pointer to an array of U32 values that will be filled in with vector sizes within each vertex. If non-NULL, this array must be at least uNumVectors in length. |
| uNumVertices | Reference to a U32 value that will be filled with the number of vertices in the array. |
- Returns:
- An IFXRESULT value.
- Return values:
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| virtual U32 IFXAPI IFXInterleavedData::GetNumVertices |
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Gets the number of vertices last allocated for this array.
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- A U32 value containing the number of vertices allocated.
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| virtual U32 IFXAPI IFXInterleavedData::GetStride |
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Gets the number of bytes between each vertex in the data array.
Since all vertices are densely packed, this is also the total size of each vertex.
- Returns:
- A U32 value containing the stride between each vertex in the array.
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| virtual U32 IFXAPI IFXInterleavedData::GetTimeStamp |
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Each instance of IFXInterleavedData can contain a user-defined U32 value referred to as a TimeStamp.
This method will retrieve it. It can be set with SetTimeStamp(). This method should NOT be used by anyone other than the rendering system. It is used to determine when static data is repeatedly rendered. This value is cleared to 0 when UpdateVersionWord() or Allocate() is called.
- Returns:
- A U32 value containing the current time stamp.
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| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI IFXInterleavedData::GetVectorIter |
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Configures an IFXIterator to iterate over the uVectorNum vector within each vertex.
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| iter | Reference to an IFXIterator that will be configured to iterate over the specified vector. |
- Returns:
- An IFXRESULT
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| IFX_OK | No error. |
| IFX_E_INVALID_RANGE | Either uVectorNum was not a valid value, or iter is of a type that iterates over data larger than the vector to be iterated over. |
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| virtual U32 IFXAPI IFXInterleavedData::GetVersionWord |
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Gets the version word of a specific vector within the interleaved array.
Version words start at random values and are incremented with UpdateVersionWord().
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- Returns:
- A U32 value containing the version word for the specified vector.
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Configures an IFXIterator to iterate over all vertex data (treated as on large vector).
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- An IFXRESULT
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| IFX_OK | No error. |
| IFX_E_INVALID_RANGE | The iter is of a type that iterates over data larger than the total vertex size. |
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| virtual U32 IFXAPI IFXInterleavedData::SetTimeStamp |
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Each instance of IFXInterleavedData can contain a user-defined U32 value referred to as a TimeStamp.
This method will set it. It can be retrieved with GetTimeStamp(). This method should NOT be used by anyone other than the rendering system. It is used to determine when static data is repeatedly rendered. This value is cleared to 0 when UpdateVersionWord() or Allocate() is called.
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- Returns:
- A U32 value containing the current time stamp.
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| virtual U32 IFXAPI IFXInterleavedData::UpdateVersionWord |
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Updates the version word for a specified vector in the interleaved array.
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- Returns:
- A U32 value containing the new version word for the specified vector.
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TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME A film review by Ken Johnson Copyright 1993 Ken Johnson
134 min., R, Drama, 1992 Director: David Lynch Cast: Sheryl Lee, Ray Wise, Madchen Amick, Dana Ashbrook, Phoebe Augustine, David Bowie, Eric DaRe, Miguel Ferrer, Pamela Gidley, Heather Graham, Chris Isaak, Moira Kelly, Peggy Lipton, David Lynch, James Marshall, Jurgen Prochnow, Harry Dean Stanton, Kiefer Sutherland, Lenny Von Dohlen, Grace Zabriskie, Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Anderson
Most of this movie centers around Sheryl Lee's (as Laura Palmer) fall from sanity because of parental abuse and drug use. The film shows the events leading up to Lee's death. Much of the movie is spent in hallucinations and weird dream states.
TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME is David Lynch's prequel to his television series "Twin Peaks." I have been a fan of David Lynch since I saw his film WILD AT HEART, one of my favorite films. I unfortunately missed this film when it was in the theater, and it was just released on video cassette. I enjoyed this film very much. I missed Lynch's series "Twin Peaks," but since the series is on video, I plan to see it now. On a scale of zero to five, I give TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME a four. TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME is rated R for female nudity, explicit language, adult situations, and violence.
This film is one of the weirdest movies that I have ever seen. David Lynch has created a film that leaves sanity behind in the first ten minutes, at which point it takes you into a dark, strange world where only Lynch is in charge of your fate.
Sheryl Lee is great as Laura Palmer who looses her grip on the world because of drugs. Moira Kelly (THE CUTTING EDGE, BILLY BATHGATE) is excellent as Laura Palmer's best friend. Kiefer Sutherland (THE VANISHING, 1969) and Harry Dean Stanton (PARIS TEXAS, WILD AT HEART) are very good as two special agents who appear in the beginning of the film. Kyle MacLachlan (THE DOORS, DUNE) shows up briefly as special agent Dale Cooper. David Lynch, himself, has a brief role as Special Agent Cooper's boss. Pamela Gidley (THRASHIN', HIGHWAY TO HELL) can be seen briefly as a corpse. One of my favorite characters in this film was the dream man (listed in the credits as "The man from another world"), Michael Anderson. There is no reason for David Bowie (LABYRINTH, THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH) to be in this film, or get a spot in the opening credits. All he does is walk down a hall and sit in a seat.
At some points this film reminded me of Peter Greenaway's films; at times it seemed more like a psycho drama; and at other times more like an anti-drug school health film. This is one of those movies that you will either love, or find to be a pointless confusing waste of celluloid. I happen to have enjoyed this film very much.
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Scheduling framework.
The scheduler handles the timeouts, run the operations and does very basic management of coroutines. Most of the heavy logic is in each operation class. See: cogen.core.events and cogen.core.sockets. Most of those operations work with attributes we set in the scheduler.
cogen is multi-state. All the state related to coroutines and network is in the scheduler and it’s associated proactor. That means you could run several cogen schedulers in the same process/thread/whatever.
There is just one thing that uses global objects - the threadlocal-like local object in the coroutines module. It was actually aded for the wsgiserver factory that monkey patches the threadlocal module in order to make pylons run correctly (pylons relies heavily on threadlocals).
Bases: object
Basic deque-based scheduler with timeout support and primitive prioritisaiton parameters.
Usage:
mysched = Scheduler(proactor=DefaultProactor,
default_priority=priority.LAST, default_timeout=None)
Used internally.
Cleans up the sched references in the proactor. If you use this don’t use it while the Scheduler (run()) is still running.
Handle timeouts. Raise timeouted operations with a OperationTimeout in the associated coroutine (if they are still alive and the operation hasn’t actualy sucessfuly completed) or, if the operation has a weak_timeout flag, update the timeout point and add it back in the heapq.
weak_timeout notes:
Also, we call a cleanup on the op, only if cleanup return true we raise the timeout (finalized isn’t enough to check if the op has completed since finalized is set when the operation gets back in the coro - and it might still be in the Scheduler.active queue when we get to this timeout - well, this is certainly a problem magnet: TODO: fix_finalized)
The actual processing for the main loop is here.
Running the main loop as a generator (where a iteration is a full sched, proactor and timers/timeouts run) is usefull for interleaving the main loop with other applications that have a blocking main loop and require cogen to run in the same thread.


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Basic Linux Skills for Remote Controlling
| Date: | May 26, 2018 |
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Instruction
Here we provides some basic instructions for how to access to the remote Linux server. We assume that the reader who learn this instruction could grant such conditions:
- Use a client device equipped with Windows;
- Has the full authority on both the client and the server;
- The client and the server is in the same domain.
To perform a test of whether it is ok for network equipments, type this command in Windows CMD:
ping xx.xx.xx.xx -t
If the network access is OK, you would see the left result, otherwise the result is like the right one.
| Success to access | Network fail |
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After confirming that the network works well, we could begin to get access to the remote server.
Access
We have two methods to get access to the remote server. The first one is using CygWin to simulate a Linux environment, which means we could use the same method on a Linux client. However, CygWin is a huge application which may take much space. The second method is more suitable for Windows user, we only need to download Putty and Xming both of which are small.
We recommend to use WinSCP to exchange data, although you could use scp
command on Linux environment. It is easy to use WinSCP because the GUI is similar to explorer on Windows.
CygWin Approach
Install
Check here to download the CygWin installer:
You could also find some instructions about installing CygWin here. But for getting access to the server, we need to pay attention to some options during the installation:
| Package Name | Instruction |
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| CygWin-SSH | It is important to install SSH so that you could get access successfully. |
| CygWin-SSL | SSL could be used to grant the security of the connection. |
| CygWin-X11 | Last but most important, we need to install the whole X11 category to enable our terminal show the remote GUI. |
It may take a little bit long for you to install CygWin.
Setting
After installation, you need to modify the .bashrc
file in the user root folder where CygWin installed. For example, my folder address is: C:\cygwin64\home\username
. Then you would be able to see .bashrc
file. We could open it and add these lines to the bottom of the file:
export DISPLAY=:0.0
startxwin &
These commands would be run automatically every time you open the CygWin shell. Note that because it would create the sub-thread to run the Xming initializer, when we close the shell we need to close this thread mannually (in the system tray).
After that, open the CygWin Shell. Wait for the Xming initialized. Then you could type
$ xterm &
If it success, you could see the result like below:
| Success to open X termination |
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Get Accessed
Now we could use the X termination to get access to the server.
First, type this command:
$ ssh -Y<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you connect the server for the first time, you may see a question about whether to accept the fingerprint, type yes
as the response. Then it requires you to type the password. Do it as you know. Although you could not see any response on the screen, if you type, it takes effect actually. After that you could get access to the remote server successfully. The name of the device would change to the name of the server.
Try to run an application as you know, you could see that the GUI works well.
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Putty with Xming
Install
Check here to download and install Putty. This application is lightweight and portable. You do not need to download the install package.
Here is the official site of Xming. You could download the binary package and install it. And here is also an instruction about how to link Xming with portable Putty, although we would discuss about this topic later. Note that downloading the website version (latest) of Xming needs donation. We need to choose public domain version.
Setting
Note that before we run Putty, we need to run XLaunch (After the first time, you could use Xming rather than XLaunch). Choose all default options, and you could see X11 on your system tray. Then we run Putty. As shown in the following screenshots, you need to fill the IP address of your server and give a name in the main page. Click Save then you could save the options. Then we need to enter the SSH/X11 option, enable the X11 forwarding and set the display location as :0.0
. After that, do not click Open
button because you need to get back to the main page and save the options again. Then you could click Open
and run the Putty terminal.
| Putty Configuration (Base) | Putty Configuration (X11) |
|---|---|
Get Accessed
When you run the terminal firstly, you may receive the warning about ssh fingerprints like the left screenshot. Just confirm yes
and let it continue. Then you would be required to fill your user name and password on remote server. When you typing password, there would be no response shown on the screen, but your typing takes effect. If you get verified, you could log in successfully.
| SSH Warning | Use remote GUI |
|---|---|
The right screenshot show an example of using GUI (firefox). Make sure your X11 client running on your system tray, otherwise you could not open the GUI applications.
Exchange Data
Compared to scp
command, we recommend you to use WinSCP application. You could download it here:
This application is also lightweight. After the installation, you could open it and create a server shortcut on your desktop. The configuration is like this:
| Configure WinSCP |
|---|
After logging in, you could exchange your data by dragging them on both sides of the window. The data transfer is realized by SCP protocol.
Useful Commands
Here we show some useful commands when using Linux shell (Bash). By reading this part you would know how to work with software, install new packages and make some checking.
Basic Commands
This part gives you an imagination about how to make basic operations. If you have not used Bash before, this part would be useful.
See help: You could add
--help
to almost all command and see the help description. By using this option you could learn more specific options for various usages of those applications.Make a new directory: For example, if we want to create a folder named
new folder
, we could type:$ mkdir "new folder"
See current path: Typing this command you would see your current path. If you use
-P
option, you would see the real path instead of shotcut version.$ pwd
See all avaliable files: Use
ls
to see all files and directories in the current path. If you use-l
option (as below), you would see the detail information of each items. Use-a
option you may see some ignored items.$ ls -l
Note that either an abosolute path or a relative path is acceptable. For example, if we want to see items in
home/Downloads
, we could use~
to replace thehome
and type:$ ls ~/Downloads
And do not use
\
to replace/
on Linux.The
home
folder, i.e. the~
path is not the root folder actually. To get access to the root folder of the computer, use/
as the beginning. For example, we want to see theusr
folder in the root folder, type$ ls /usr -al
In this example we use a multiplied option with
-a
and-l
.Change the current path: Like what we do on Windows, use
cd
command to do that.Delete files and directories: Use
rm
to delete files, it supports the asterisk wildcard. For example, if we want to delete all files with a name begin withrss
,$ rm rss*
If we want to delete a folder, we should use
rmdir
orrm -r
rather thanrm
. For example, we use this command to deletenew folder
created before:$ rmdir "new folder"
Note that here is also a command like this:
$ rm -rf xxx
This means delete
xxx
recursively. It would delete all directories and files inxxx
without any confirmation. So this command is dangerous. Make sure you would not delete any file by mistake before calling it.Move files: Use
mv
to move files. For example, we want to movea.txt
andb.sh
tohome/folder/xxx
,$ mv a.txt b.sh ~/folder/xxx
We could move multiple files here.
Duplicate files: Use
cp
to get a copy of a file. The basic usage is likemv
, and we could copy a folder like this:$ cp folderA folderB -rf
See command history: Use
history
to see which commands we used before.Track a file: Use
tail
to see the last few lines of a large file. This command is useful when we need to tracking some log files which are growing when we check them. For example, ifa.log
is growing with one line per second, we could use$ tail a.log -f
to follow it. When we do not want to see the results, use
CTRL+C
to terminate this process.Creating a thread: Use
&
after any command or application, you could open / run it in a sub-thread. For example,$ gedit & a.txt
would call an editor without blocking the Bash.
Search keywords from results: Use a postfix
| grep key
after any command, you could search for some specific results. For example, if you want to search*.txt
inhome
, you could use$ ls ~ -al | grep .txt
If you want to see any historical commands about
ssh
, you could type:$ history | grep ssh
See any enviromental variable: For example, if we want to see the enviromental variable named
PATH
, we could use this command to see the result:$ echo $PATH
See network information: Use
ifconfig
to do that. You could check the IP address of this computer by this command. Certainly, you could also useping
like what we do on Windows to check the connection with an IP address.Change the authority of files: Use
chmod
to change the authority. We use 3 digits to represent the authority stage. The meanings of each stage are as below:# Permission rwx 7 read, write and execute rwx 6 read and write rw- 5 read and execute r-x 4 read only r– 3 write and execute -wx 2 write only -w- 1 execute only –x 0 none — And the three digits represents the authority of owner, the group, and other users respectively. Thus, for example, if we want to let all users have the full authority of a file named
x.txt
, we could use:$ sudo chmod 777 x.txt
Change my password: Type
passwd
, and you could change your password. It requires you to enter the current password, new password and retyped new password.Check the processes: Type
ps
to see the running processes, to see the details, we recommend to use$ ps aux | less
And you would see all processes run by all users. If you want to search for a keyword to check whether the relevant processes are running, we could use
$ ps aux | less | grep key
Kill a process: Type
kill
and we could kill a running process. The basic usage is$ kill -9 PID
We use
-9
option to force the process to be killed. Note that if we need to kill a specific process, we need to know its PID which could be referred by usingps
command.
Installation and Upgrade
Install Anaconda3
Sometimes some applications would provide us with package for downloading. For example, you could download Linux Anaconda3 here:
In this example, we could have a Anaconda.sh
file. Use this command on Bash
$ ./Anaconda.sh
and follow the instructions, we could install it successfully and add the environmental path automatically.
Install Matlab
First, you need to sign in MathWorks. And you could enter your account profile to see the avaliable license for you to download matlab. You could also use the following link to download it after logging in.
Since generally matlab only offers one license to one user, we should not install it in system space. After downloading and extracting the installation package, make sure that you do not use sudo
mode to run the installation. The command should be like this:
$ ./install
Then you would be required to follow the instructions of the installation guides. Be careful that you should not install it in system space, i.e. /usr/local/MATLAB/R2018a
. You should change it as /home/username/MATLAB/R2018a
. And you should not create the shortcut in /usr/local/bin
either.
Because we do not create the shortcut, if we type matlab
in Bash we would get the error that this command does not exist. To fix this problem, we need to modify our user enviroment variables mannually. Type
$ cd ~
$ gedit .bashrc &
Then add such lines to the bottom of the file:
PATH=$PATH:~/MATLAB/R2018a/bin
export PATH
Save the file and close the editor. Then run this code:
$ . .bashrc
And your new environmental variables would take effect. Now you could use this command to open matlab:
$ matlab &
Install public packages
However, here we want to introduce another method for managing packages. This method is used more on Linux. It is apt
command series.
Check whether an app is installed: For example, if we want to check whether gvim has been installed, we could use
$ which gvim
List all installed apps: Use this command to do that,
$ apt list --installed
Or use
$ dpkg -l
Updating the avaliable app list: Before we get a new app, we need to update the available app list. Use this command to do that,
$ sudo apt-get update
sudo
means we need to give the administrator’s authority to do that. This is also required when we installing packages.conda
orpip
do not need it because these operations are in the user domain.Search whether an app could be installed: For example, we could use this command to check where we could install an application. This command is important because it could return the name of the repository. For exmaple, we want to check where we could install
gvim
,$ apt-cache search gvim
Download and install an app: For example, we want to install
gvim
which locates invim-gnome
repository. Then we use$ sudo apt-get install vim-gnome
Remove an app: For example, if we want to remove
gvim
which locates invim-gnome
repository. Then we use$ sudo apt-get remove vim-gnome
Upgrade an app: For example, if we want to upgrade
gvim
which locates invim-gnome
repository to the newest version. Then we use$ sudo apt-get upgrade vim-gnome
Work
Working with matlab is easy, because matlab has a full GUI. You could use matlab &
to open a new thread.
If you have installed Anaconda3
, you could use these commands to make some operations:
Upgrade anaconda itself: Use this command to upgrade conda.
$ conda update conda
Upgrade all packages: Use this command to update to the newest version of the anaconda:
$ conda update --all
Upgrade pip: Use this command to update the pip tool:
$ python -m pip install --upgrade pip
Install a new package via conda: For example, we could use such command to install opencv from
conda-forge
repository.$ conda install -c conda-forge opencv
enter a conda environment: For example, if we need to enter an environment named
py35
, use$ source activate py35
If we want to enter the base environment, use
$ source activate base
exit from the conda environment: Use this command to exit from the current environment:
$ source deactivate
Others
Please check this page to see how to use docker.


edsu(1) Qualcomm Atheros Open Powerline Toolkit edsu(1) NAME edsu - Qualcomm Atheros Ethernet II Data Send Utility SYNOPSIS edsu [options] file [file] [...] DESCRIPTION Send one or more files as a series of Ethernet II (IEEE 802.2) frames. Input files are sequentially read and sent over network as a continuous stream of standard Ethernet frames. All frames (except perhaps the last frame for each file) will contain 1500 bytes of file data. The receiving host may elect to concatenate frame data as frames arrive. This program can be used to test remote Atheros UART-enabled powerline devices. The remote UART-enabled powerline device will remove frame headers and forward frame data to the local host as a serial data stream. No protocol is imposed on the serial data stream. For example, there is no indication of frame or file start or end within the stream. The ret‐ mote powerline device must be in Transparent Mode and configured to accept frames from the sending host. The remote host must also be ready to handle serial data as it arrives. OPTIONS -d xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx The Ethernet address of the destination device. If the destination device is a Linux, Mac OSX or Windows host then program edru can be used to receive and write frame data to stdout as a serial stream. If the destination device is an Atheros UART-enabled powerline device then received frame data will be converted to a serial data stream and forwared to the host connected to that device. In that case, the UART-enabled powerline device must be programmed with the address of the sending host. -e ethertype The protocol (or ethertype) of interest expressed as a 16-bit hexadecimal integer. Prefix "0x" is optional. This filters out frames having any other ethertype. The default is ETH_P_802_2 as defined in if_ether.h. -i interface The host interface used to send frames. The program default is "eth1" on Linux, "en0" on MacOSX or OpenBSD and "2" on Windows; however, if environment string "PLC" is defined, it supersedes the program default. Any inter‐ face specified on the command line supersedes all others. -p seconds Pause time in seconds between sending each frame. Pauses may be necessary when the destination device is a UART- enabled powerline device because each frame must be converted and transmitted serially from the remote device to the remote host. Permitted pause times are 0 through 255 seconds. The default is 0. -q Quiet mode. This option has no effect at this time. -v Verbose mode. This option displays outgoing frames on stdout in hexadecimal dump format as they are sent. ARGUMENTS file The name of a text or binary file accessible from the local host. EXAMPLES The following example sends files abc.txt then def.bin to the remote Atheros UART-enabled powerline device 00:B0:52:BA:BE:55 over network interface eth1. There is a constant 1 second delay between each frame sent so that remote UART-enabled powerline devices have time to convert and forward each frame to their local host. # edsu -ieth1 -d 00:b0:52:BA:BE:55 abc.txt def.bin SEE ALSO amp(1), edru(1) efsu(1), CREDITS Charles Maier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>open-plc-utils-0.0.3 November 2013 edsu(1)


Kevin Robinson is a performer-composer, educator and multi-woodwind instrumentalist
who explores various interdisciplinary approaches to composition and improvisation. He
is a native of Baltimore, MD and is currently based in Oakland, CA. He is currently
attending Mills College in the MA Composition Program where he is studying with
Roscoe Mitchell, Fred Frith, Zeena Parkins and others. He received his BFA in Jazz
Reeds from California Institute of the Arts where he studied composition with Wadada
Leo Smith and Vinny Golia. Robinson is the leader of the band The Kevin Robinson
Ensemble (KREation) which was established in 2003. The group has recorded several
studio albums. He has performed at various festivals and venues throughout the United
States. Some highlights include performances at the Studio Museum in Harlem in New
York City, The Made in LA 2012 Biennial, The Hammer Museum in LA, Artscape
Festival in Baltimore and at The Outsound Festival in San Francisco.
He has collaborated with dancers, poets, visual artist, writers and film makers -including
visual artist Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle and Warren Niedrich – film makers Sola Bamis
and Shirley Kim. He has also performed with the Ulrich Krieger Sextet, Marilyn
Crispell, Nicole Mitchell, Wadada Leo Smith’s Creative Orchestra, the Vinny Golia
Large Ensemble, Copper Root, Kuumba Collective, Warren Niedrich, the trio BRL and
krautrock group Faust.
He was a participant at the Jazz Composers Orchestra Institute (2012) at UCLA , a
resident at Project Row Houses in Houston Texas (2013) and a resident at Atlantic Center
for the Arts (2014) in Florida.


Pedro Paulet
The awesome Timeline of Pedro Paulet's life
- 1874 - 🌄 Born in Arequipa, Peru
- 1890 - ✈ He entered the San Agustin National University
- 1893 - 🗺 He travels to Paris, where he studied engineering and architecture at La Sorbonne and graduated from the Institute of Applied Chemistry
- 1899 - 🚀 He invented the liquid fuel rocket engine
- 1900 - ⚙ In 1900, at the institute's workshops, he built an engine like car, but using vanadium-plated steel, a novel alloy, replacing the piston with a second tank
- 1902 - 🚀 He was the first scientist to design a spaceship, in 1902, which he called "Torpedo Airplane"
- 1909 - 💥 He claims that "in the future the explosion engines would be replaced by the turbine and then by the rocket". So it was.
- 1921 - 🏛 The Peruvian government asks Paulet to provide diplomatic service again. He was consul in Germany, Norway and the Netherlands.
- 1927 - 🚀 The American Charles Lindbergh flew over the Atlantic in 33 hours and the Austrian scientist Max Valier announced that he would reduce that time to two hours with a solid-fuel rocket plane he had designed (not yet manufactured). This news is published in the newspaper El Comercio. Pedro Paulet writes to El Comercio that he invented a liquid fuel engine 20 years ago. The European and American scientific community paid attention.
- 1945 - ✝ Dies January 30 in Argentina


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Food Security and Secure Food in the Anthropocene
A Period Prevalence Study of Being A Parent in A Secure Psychiatric Hospital and A Description of the Parents, the Children and the Impact of Admission on Parent–child Contact by Sarah Elizabeth Argent, Laura Riddleston, Jodie Warr, Hannah Tippetts, Zoe Meredith, Pamela Jane Taylor
Female Suicide Bombings. A Critical Gender Approach, By Tanya Narozhna and W. Andy Knight, Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 2016, $29.95 (paperback), Isbn<PHONE_NUMBER>045 by Jessica Davis
The Stability of the Islamic State (is) Narrative: Implications For the Future by Lawrence A. Kuznar
Book Review: International Tribunals and Human Security
On the Anatomy of Social Engineering Attacks—a Literature-Based Dissection of Successful Attacks by Jan-Willem Hendrik Bullée, Lorena Montoya, Wolter Pieters, Marianne Junger, Pieter Hartel
Does Target-Hardening Result in Deadlier Terrorist Attacks Against Protected Targets? An Examination of Unintended Harmful Consequences
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Preparing the workspace (or just press the "Find points" and "Next" buttons)
Enter the functions (for example, by pressing the "tan (x)" and exp (x) buttons), fill in from/to/step fields and click on the "Find points" button. If there are several functions, separate them with ";". If you press the wrong button - press the reset "C".
If necessary, select or enter the size of the workspace. You can find the minima / maxima values of functions by clicking on "f (Xmin) =" / "f (Xmax) ="
(or simply write some expression instead of functions, for example "2 * pi", and see the result). You can upload the CSV file (or any other data file).
Click the "Next" button to go to the plotting.
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exp(x)
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Global carbon cycle
The global carbon cycle is a balance of fluxes between reservoirs. Currently there is an imbalance as a result of burning fossil fuels sending an enormous amount of CO2 into the atmosphere. But, only about half of what is sent to the atmosphere accumulates there and the rest is taken into reservoirs, some into the ocean and a lot into terrestrial component – through vegetation and into soils. Any process that increases the net movement into stable soil pools is a benefit and any process that increases net movement into the atmosphere is a cost. There is a large range in both pools and fluxes indicating the uncertainty in our understanding of these processes and how to represent them accurately in earth systems models that generate these numbers.
From Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 2013
Global maps of soil C stocks
Soil organic carbon is distributed globally on land surfaces and total carbon stock is dependent on carbon concentration and depth of soil profile. Detecting change in carbon stock on a regional or site-level is challenging because we rarely sample all the way to bedrock, and land use, management, or vegetation can impact the bulk density of soil and therefore the carbon stock if measured on a volumetric basis only at the surface of the soil profile. One solution is to remove volume from the carbon stock equation and calculate carbon stock on an equivalent mass basis instead of volume basis.
- References Carbon Stocks
- (Köchy et al. 2015) doi: 10.5194/soil-1-351-2015
- Equivalent Soil Mass method
- (Davidson and Ackerman 1993) doi: 10.1007/BF00000786
- (Ellert and Bettany 1995) doi: 10.4141/cjss95-075
- (Gifford and Roderick 2003) doi: 10.1046/j.1365-2486.2003.00677.x
- (Wendt and Hauser 2013) doi: 10.1111/ejss.12002
- (Crow et al. 2016) doi: 10.1080/17583004.2016.1213140
Soil horizons and soil carbon in profiles
Soil carbon persists throughout the soil profile, typically in higher concentration at the surface and lower concentration in deeper horizons of mineral soils. Permafrost and peat soils, particularly abundant in high latitudes, may have homogenous, high organic carbon concentrations throughout very deep profiles.
From EPA CLU-IN content on terrestrial carbon sequestration
Transport of organic C into and through soils
Multiple soil processes act to transform and transport organic matter in soil resulting in additions and losses throughout the profile.
From FOA International Year of Soils 2015
Soil as an ecosystem
- Ecosystem: A community of organisms interacting with their environment and functioning as a system linked together by nutrient and energy flows
- High biological diversity is considered an indicator of high soil quality
- Species diversity – number of species, distribution of numbers
- Functional diversity –value and range of organismal traits that influence ecosystem functioning
- Functional group – a set of species that have similar traits and thus are likely to have similar effects on ecosystem functioning
- Functions of soil ecosystem? Nutrient cycling (specifically, biological N fixation, nitrification, denitrification, etc), decomposition, water relations, etc. From a human perspective, these are “ecosystem services”.
- Functional redundancy – multiple organisms have same functionality, provides stability and resilience
- Stability – the ability of soils to continue to perform functions of nutrient cycling, use of organic wastes, maintenance of soil structure
- Resilience – ability to recover following severe disturbance
From NREM 304 Fundamentals of Soil Science, University of Hawaii Manoa


TIN CUP A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 7.0 Alternative Scale: *** out of ****
United States, 1996 U.S. Release Date: 8/16/96 (wide) Running Length: 2:10 MPAA Classification: R (Profanity, nudity, sex) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Kevin Costner, Rene Russo, Cheech Marin, Don Johnson, Linda Hart, Dennis Burkley Director: Ron Shelton Producers: Gary Foster and David Lester Screenplay: John Norville and Ron Shelton Cinematography: Russell Boyd Music: William Ross U.S. Distributor: Warner Brothers
Saying that TIN CUP may be the best-ever "golf motion picture" isn't exactly high praise, considering the competition (CADDYSHACK, HAPPY GILMORE), but it's true nonetheless. In fact, as sports movies go (regardless of the sport), this one turns in a respectable showing, injecting some intelligence and maturity into a story that easily could have succumbed to a flood of "struggling underdog" cliches. That's not to say that elements of the formula aren't here, but they rarely threaten to overwhelm TIN CUP's better aspects.
When it comes to making sports movies, no one has shown more aptitude than Ron Shelton, whose writing and directing credits include films about baseball (BULL DURHAM, COBB), basketball (BLUE CHIPS, WHITE MEN CAN'T JUMP), football (THE BEST OF TIMES), boxing (THE GREAT WHITE HYPE), and now golf. Shelton has structured TIN CUP a little like BULL DURHAM, interweaving an adult romance with the story of a man struggling to find self-respect through the sport he loves. However, while romantic subplots are frequently used as side dishes for motion picture athletic contests, Shelton keeps the two disparate elements of his movie on equal footing, which lends a sense of balance to the finished product.
One of the most laudable characteristics of TIN CUP is that the script never condescends to either of the main characters. These aren't two mismatched caricatures engaging in a series of familiar romantic moves. Crisp, thoughtful dialogue replaces the empty banter we've become accustomed to in screen love stories. There's a believability and depth to both Kevin Costner's Roy "Tin Cup" McAvoy and Rene Russo's Molly Griswold, and the understated manner in which they relate to each other is a welcome change-of-pace during this season of loud, ostentatious explosions. And, while the chemistry between Costner and Russo doesn't sizzle, they work together in a comfortable, relaxed manner. As Roy puts it, they fit like a pair of old shoes.
The story centers around the title character, an aging club pro who lives in a Winnebago in the lonely west Texas town of Salome. He spends his day in the company of his best friend, Romeo (Cheech Marin), working for $7 an hour at a deserted driving range. Once upon a time, Roy had a bright golfing future ahead of him, but he blew his cool on the links, went for the trick shot instead of the smart one, and failed to qualify for the tour. Since then, he has been hiding out in obscurity, picking up cash where he can, and watching bitterly as his old college partner, Dave Simms (Don Johnson), "a rich, happy, soulless" man, rises through the PGA ranks.
One day, Roy's marginal existence is turned upside down by the arrival of a woman psychologist named Molly Griswold. She wants to take golf lessons to impress her boyfriend. To the men of Salome, the concept of a female doctor is a revelation, and, in one of the film's more slyly amusing scenes, they watch eagerly as Roy teaches her the basics of hitting a golf ball, wondering how "such a pretty girl can have such an ugly swing." It doesn't take long for Roy to fall in love with Molly, so it comes as a blow when she reveals that her boyfriend is none other than Dave Simms. Roy then decides that a grand gesture is needed to win her -- something like qualifying for the U.S. Open and beating Dave in front of a national TV audience.
Although this may sound like a very familiar, traditional sports movie, don't worry -- Shelton applies enough tweaks and twists to the formulaic story to keep us interested and a little unsure of the outcome. The experience is akin to following a often-traveled road then suddenly taking a detour onto a parallel, but nevertheless different, course. TIN CUP isn't concerned with blazing new trails -- that's beyond its scope or ambition. Instead, it's content to offer a pleasantly likable, gently comic two hours of simple life lessons, with golf as the obvious metaphor.
As the saying goes, you don't have to appreciate the sport to enjoy the movie. Undoubtedly, however, the film makers are hoping that the burgeoning popularity of golf will help at the box office. This is the first such movie to boast cameos by top-notch players, including Corey Pavin, Fred Couples, and Lee Janzen. Still, TIN CUP has a broad enough appeal that intimate knowledge of the joys and frustrations of playing 18 holes isn't necessary. This movie ranks as better-than-par entertainment.
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An Introduction to the City Budget and CIP
Made by Mozilla
75 minutes
Students will understand how a budget is created and the importance of a budget both personally and at the local level.
Activity 1 of 7
TEKS
Gov 5A, 8H, 22A/B, Eco 15A, 20Language Objectives
- Students will be able to share information through listening, speaking, and writing in cooperative groups
- Students will use verbal brainstorming strategies.
Learning Objectives
- Students will understand how a budget is created and the importance of a budget both personally and at the local level.
- Students will understand how local governments generate revenue.
- Students will gain a basic understanding of how city projects affect their neighborhood.
Audience
- 13+
- Budget newbies
Materials
- A way to group students
- Projector
- Access to Google Classroom/Chromebooks is helpful
- Electronic copy of the Capital Improvements Program
- Poster paper
- Handouts if not using Chromebooks
Vocabulary
- Budget
- Revenue
- Expenditure
- Property Taxes
- Public Utilities
- Service Fees
- Sales Tax
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1. Warmup
15 minutesRemind students of the concept of a budget through the budget warm up. In this activity, students will be given a brief overview of the purpose of a budget, and be asked to examine their monthly revenue and expenditures. After doing so, they will briefly analyze where they spend the most money, what they might spend money on if they had additional income, and where they could cut expenses if they needed to. They will also look to the future and how their budget will change in different life scenarios (after high school, starting a family, when they retire).
After they have completed their analysis, lead a brief class discussion about some of the things they had to think about and similarities/differences between students and life situations.
At the end of the discussion, it might be helpful to inspire connections and bridge by asking what other entities have budgets (various levels of government, families, schools, etc) and where these entities generate revenue and what they spend money on.
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2. City Revenue and Expenditures
20 minutesStudents will transition from analysis of personal spending to looking at Austin’s budget by completing a chart of the various sources of Austin’s revenue. Students will work in their cooperative learning groups to gain understanding of the four sources from which the City of Austin receives money: Property Taxes, Service Fees, Public Utilities, and Sales Tax. For each source, students will come up with a shared definition and draw a symbol to show their understanding. This should take about 10 minutes.
After students have completed the revenue chart, ask students to brainstorm what a city would need to spend money on and what improvements their neighborhood needs that a local government could help facilitate (sidewalks/bike lanes, library, etc). Have students share out their brainstorming ideas in a novel ideas format (create a class list and have students add on to their own).
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3. Austin's Capital Improvements Program (CIP)
15 minutesAfter students have gained an understanding of revenue and brainstormed possible expenditures that the city of Austin might have, they will look at the Capital Improvements Program and attain a base level of knowledge about some of the departments that request money from the city budget. In order to do this, students will create a visual – either a poster or a google drawing — of a Capital Improvements Program their group chooses. It is imperative that no two groups have the same department—they choose on a first come first serve basis, through a randomizer, or through another classroom system you already have set up.
After students have selected a department to examine from the CIP, they will pull up their department information using the electronic PDF of the CIP found on Google Classroom (or through pre-made copies of department pages, if no electronics are accessible). Students will be given about 10 minutes to read about their department and become “experts” on it. Following that time, they will brainstorm with their group how to best summarize the department’s goals, needs, benefits, and previous expenditures onto a visual. They will need to include brief summaries of each question in their own words, as well as a slogan, bulleted request list, image, two symbols, two key words, and a graph. The poster is collaborative- meaning the tasks should be divided equally among team members and each student must contribute to the finished product.
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4. Reflection/Closing
15 minutesStudents will briefly share out the visuals that they have created (1-2 min), highlighting what they have learned. As they present, the rest of the class will record the key points of their peers’ presentation on a graphic organizer. They will then answer an exit slip question to think about the department most important to their neighborhood- to both critically reflect on their learning as well as to think forward to the next lesson.
Up Next --> Where Does Austin Stand as a City and with its Budget?
Questions? Comments? Suggestions for improvement? Email Chad Sansing, curriculum developer at the Mozilla Foundation.


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Many times hospitals and clinics will offer classes to the public, frequently free of charge, in order to educate patients about complicated healthcare issues, or expose them to practical approaches to healthcare issues. Typical courses include
These classes are an under utilized resource. It is not more expensive to run a class of 10 people vs 5. People are simply unaware that these classes exist.
People search for meetings on meetup.com. Is there a way to create an "meta organization" that "meta-hosts" meetings at healthcare facilities, in order post them on meetup.com? This might make hospitals angry, so watch out.. but I think once they understood how meetup.com worked them might be willing to take over the meeting themselves, which is what you really want...


Of Values and Ideals
April 18th, 2015
In my most happiest, proudest, and most satisfied times, many of these values come to mind. Accomplishment, coolness under fire, personal development, accountability, effectiveness, challenge, and courage are the most important to me. In general, I try to live up to these values at a level of at least 4 (on a scale of 5). To me, personal development is what I live for. In my opinion, everything in life can be seen as an opportunity for personal development - from simple things as conversing with friends or strangers, to lifelong pursuits such as sports, hobbies, and professions. In my personal life, I pursue physical, mental, and social activities not just for my own enjoyment, but also as a way to continually improve upon and develop who I am as a person.
For example, when I was much younger, I always had a short temper and a bad mood; I was hard to get along with and harder not to make angry. However, through years of the study and practice of Tai Chi, I have been able to learn how to fundamentally shift how I think and feel about situations instead of respond with anger or frustration. I have learned so much about patience and inner peace from my dedication to finding calm and peace from this activity. This has helped me become a much more serene and gentle person both inside and out over time, and has affected not only my social life, but all aspects of mind, body, and social interaction.
Recently I was able to help give advice to a younger friend of mine that is discouraged with his progress in high school. This was heavily related with my value of personal development. My friend had become discouraged with their education because of the huge pressures put upon them by the modern high school to college/university transition. Not only is everything made such a huge deal out of, but universities are demanding ever more competitive students, and parents are also increasingly anxious about every observable aspect of their children. In this system, my friend had lost their motivation to respond to such immense pressures. I was able to help them see a different side of the coin, where instead of trying to meet demands and goals set by invisible forces, to look at education more of a way to develop and expand one's knowledge of the world around them, and to be able to further their knowledge with the far greater resources that universities supply.
When I feel down and out, and not just when I'll be at DBC, my personal values will help serve to assuage my fears and anxiety. I feel that my search for personal development includes values such as spirituality, tranquility, movement and willpower. These values are all practiced and reflected upon by those who practice martial arts, and my experience in Tai Chi has always helped me strengthen these core values. These, combined with some quality sleep time and some physical movement almost always serve to get me back on my feet.


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I am an Undergraduate Junior Multidisciplinary Studies Student at Stony Brook University. I Specializes in Computer Science and Digital Art with a focus on Graphic Design and Human Computer interaction. I have been involved in a variety of traditional Graphic Design projects as well as kinetic web design.
This project was done as part of SBU's Web Design and culture class. I will always love this project. I could not have asked for a more outstanding team. Together we explored the the intersection between online pop culture and the occasionally ludicrous world of Fine Art. On this prject I served as head of UX and Development.
MESHD is one of the most incredible oportunities I've had at Stony Brook University. Born as WolfieSync in the fall of 2016 This project went through so many iterations and design changes until our ragtag group of art and computer science students finally arrived at a working beta released on February 17th. We will be partnering with The Center of Excellence in Wireless and Information Technology and look forward to entering our platform in New York State Governor Cuomo's coding challenge. On this project I served as head of Brand Design, UX/UI development, and worked closely with the project leader to market our platform to the University and the State of New York as a whole.


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BBC ad accused of bias over turkey wearing "I love vegan" jumper
by LBCFarmers have complained of BBC bias after a Christmas advert featuring turkeys wearing jumpersprocliming "I love vegans".
The animated birds are seen celebrating meat-free Christmas meals in the short film released by the BBC.

The National Farming Union claim it is another example of a perceived bias against rural communities.
Union vice president Stuart Roberts said: “We are deeply concerned that the BBC appears to have started campaigning for a vegan diet in advertising for its Christmas programming, none of which appears to cover veganism in its schedule.
“It doesn’t appear to sit within the BBC’s editorial guidelines, which clearly states that they shouldn’t be a campaigning organisation, and this advert takes our concerns about the BBC’s impartiality in its coverage of meat issues a step further.”
Nick Ferrari is asking if you think there is anything wrong with the advert. Watch it at the top of the page.


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does anybody have a torrent link for the rpi hdd version emoncmsraspberrypihdd_stack.tar.gz
if i can get a copy i can seed as well
got a emon for xmas
cheers
marty
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Hi Since the links are downSubmitted by martymoose on Wed, 01/01/2014 - 22:37does anybody have a torrent link for the rpi hdd version emoncmsraspberrypihdd_stack.tar.gz if i can get a copy i can seed as well got a emon for xmas
cheers marty » |
Re: Hi Since the links are down
Links are back up now. Sorry for downtime. Any offers of torrent hosting or mirroring hosting would be appreciated
Re: Hi Since the links are down
thanks mate
got my package and the main rpi bit was missings
bit gutted now
as i have to back to work for three weeks
and it takes ages to send from uk to australia
Re: Hi Since the links are down
P.s just tried again
http://<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms_raspberrypi_hdd_stack.tar.gz
and
Oops! Google Chrome could not connect to <IP_ADDRESS>
Re: Hi Since the links are down
would not mind hosting the files.... thou i would have to investigate how etc etc....
i have a webshop that is only open to danish customers.... so will have to figure how to set htaccess to allow everyone to get that only file
Re: Hi Since the links are down
I'm sure the most involved users/contributors wouldn't mind downloading even the files they don't need for themselves and share them on the network.
If you share (and maintain) a list of all of these torrent files, and send a call for seeding on the forum, I'll seed them with pleasure and I won't be the only one.
Does it account for an important server load anyway ? I mean are there so many downloads you can't host them on the server ?!
Maybe we could investigate a way to share via an RPi, as a few of us have one connected 24/7 with enough space on it.
Re: Hi Since the links are down
Ah sorry, though it had been fixed but the VM was still down. It's definitely back online now. Sorry for the down time. I'm not familiar with setting up a torrent. What's the easiest way?
Re: Hi Since the links are down
in my case i'm maintaing a few e-shops and can host the files there..... it will prop be in a subfolder and it will need a bit of testing as i have to edit httaccess so people located outside Denmark can access them
give ma a PM.... there is plenty of space left. out of 1000MB only 96 is used... but as with everything in life keep it within reason...
need to investigate if its possible to setup FTP for just that folder, but for now just give me a PM and we can take it from there
Re: Hi Since the links are down
glyn you got a PM
Re: Hi Since the links are down
are glyn on hols?
Re: Hi Since the links are down
I'm here! Just send you a DM. Sorry for delay, not been on holiday, just very busy catching up with shop orders after the Christmas break


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Reddit is probably my favorite website. Why? Because it as really specific subreddits for all kinds of things. Reddit is many things to many people. It is raw and potentially offensive but the moderators do try to censor what is suppose to be a free expression website. It changes all the time and is created more out of passion than anything. It also is an amazing example of crowdsourcing knowledge. People ask legal questions or want to identify items and some of these efforts have identified criminals based on photos of evidence and given Reddit a purpose beyond cat videos and insulting other people.
Getting info from reddit is easy through the API. This function grabs posts and puts them into a list.
Here is how we grab posts from a particular sub:


CU has 39,953 video game artworks from 860 games. Every artwork is titled,
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This article outlines what I believe to be the minimal documentation required
for successful rapid application development. Hopefully you can take away some
points to use in your own projects.
By now, everyone acknowledges that it is important to have some form of
"specification" before coding is commenced. However, what does this so-called
specification contain, and how is it useful?


Barcelona leave Lionel Messi out of squad for Inter clash
by FSA EditorBarcelona have left Lionel Messi and Gerard Pique out of their squad for Tuesday’s Champions League clash with Inter in San Siro.
Lionel Messi has been left out of Barcelona’s squad for their final Champions League group stage match against Inter.
Messi endured an injury-hit start to 2019-20, but has shown little sign of rustiness since returning to full fitness, and followed up his record sixth Ballon d’Or win with a hat-trick in Barca’s 5-2 win over Real Mallorca on Saturday.
However, with Barca’s place in the last 16 already secured thanks to a 3-1 victory over Borussia Dortmund in their previous Group F fixture, it appears Ernesto Valverde has decided to rest Messi for the trip to Milan.
After Tuesday’s match at San Siro, Barca face Real Sociedad before taking on Real Madrid in the rearranged Clasico on December 18, with another league match against Deportivo Alaves capping off 2019 three days later.
Messi is not the only star name to be left out of Barca’s squad, with Gerard Pique also missing, while Jordi Alba and Nelson Semedo continue their respective recoveries from hamstring and calf problems. Arthur and Ousmane Dembele are absent through injury as well.
Luis Suarez, who scored both goals in Barca’s 2-1 win over Inter in October, is included within the 20-man squad, as is Antoine Griezmann.
While Barca’s place in the knockouts is secured, Inter need to at least match Dortmund’s result against Slavia Prague if they are to guarantee progression.


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I'm a Front End web developer


Bio
I was born in a small town in North Dakota where I lived my entire life. After getting a degree in Mechanical Engineering I got a job as an engineer for an oil and gas company and was able to travel and meet people from all around the world, since then I've had the travel bug and there hasn't been a cure. I also like hiking, camping, coding (now), and long walks on the beach! I moved to Seattle in July to attend Code Fellows.
Education
- College: South Dakota School of Mines and Tech
- Degree: BS Mechanical Engineering
- Graduated: December 2012
- GPA: 3.4
Work Experience
I worked for an oil and gas service company after graduating. I worked with them in both the USA and Saudi Arabia.
Goals
My goal in life is to get a job as a software developer!
My top ten list of favorite sandwiches!
- Reuben
- Philly Cheese Steak
- Cajun Chicken Melt
- Bacon Cheese Burger
- Grilled Cheese (with tomato soup)
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- Did I say Reuben?!?


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◆ qCleanupResources_QtLingo()
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25812 (version, qt_resource_struct, qt_resource_name, qt_resource_data);
bool qUnregisterResourceData(int, const unsigned char *, const unsigned char *, const unsigned char *)
unsigned char qResourceFeatureZlib()
#define QT_RCC_PREPEND_NAMESPACE(name)
◆ qInitResources_QtLingo()
Definition at line 25798 of file qrc_QtLingo.cpp.
25802 (version, qt_resource_struct, qt_resource_name, qt_resource_data);
bool qRegisterResourceData(int, const unsigned char *, const unsigned char *, const unsigned char *)
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Downloads the specified Joomla! version. The tarball is stored in a cache for reuse.
The version can be specified as a (partial) version number or a branch of the official Joomla! repository.
This task expects a versions.json
file containing information about where to find
the packages on GitHub. That file is created using the JoomlaVersionsTask
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Table<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Attributes
| Name | Type | Description | Default | Required |
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version |
String |
The requested Joomla! version. | 'latest ' |
No |
versionFile |
String |
The file with information about tarball locations. | 'versions.json ' |
No |
cachePath |
String |
The directory to store the tarball. | 'build ' |
No |
returnProperty |
String |
Property name to set return value to. | n/a | Yes |
override |
Boolean |
Whether to force override of existing value. | False | No |
<!-- Get available Joomla! versions --> <joomla-versions versionFile="cache/versions.json"/> <!-- Download the latest stable 3.x.x version of Joomla! --> <joomla-download version="3" versionFile="cache/versions.json" cachePath="cache" returnProperty="tarball"/> <!-- Unpack the tarball to the web root --> <untar todir="/var/www/html" file="${tarball}"/>


This demonstrates a parser in the regex folder which wraps the regular CodeMirror JavaScript editor and adds syntax coloring to regular expression literals in JavaScript.
While the above styles by depth or sequence no matter the grouping type, this parser also allows styling distinctly by grouping type (capturing, named, non-capturing), while also still allowing alternating of colors within a type.
One may also simply turn off the styling of content inside groups, allowing only individual tokens to be styled per the stylesheet (though the parentheses tokens themselves can still indicate depth or sequence):


class OutgoingVoiceConfiguration
Use an OutgoingVoiceConfiguration object to specify the voice source when you want to send audio to the Zello channels server from a source other than the device microphone.
You will need to provide an object conforming to the VoiceSource interface. When the stream has been opened to the channels server, your voice source object will receive a callback message telling it that the system is ready for your audio stream to begin. The outgoing voice stream will remain active until you close it by calling stop on either the OutgoingVoiceStream or the VoiceSink provided to your voice source object.
OutgoingVoiceConfiguration(source: VoiceSource, sampleRate: Int)
Use an OutgoingVoiceConfiguration object to specify the voice source when you want to send audio to the Zello channels server from a source other than the device microphone. |
val sampleRate: Int
Sample rate, in Hz. If not specified, defaults to 16KHz. |
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val source: VoiceSource
Object that provides audio. |