The purpose of this challenge is to demonstrate the MITRE Top 25 programming flaw: "Unrestricted Upload of File with Dangerous Type".
The software allows the attacker to upload or transfer files of dangerous types that can be automatically processed within the product's environment.
To prevent the Cross-Site Request forgery demonstrated in the previous challenge, as well as the inclusion of files from untrusted domains, the developers are now only allowing users to upload avatars.
They are restricting the file types to SVG as shown in the code below. They are then saving the files on the system and loading them into the page via <img> references. Do you see any problem with that? Upload a file that could be used to execute code if it got uploaded to the Web directory of a Java web application. Like in this case the WebContent/public/ directory.
Tip: You need to upload some "server pages".
Part avatarPart = request.getPart("avatar"); final String fileName = getFileName(avatarPart); if(!fileName.equals("") && fileName.indexOf(".svg") == -1){ response.getWriter().println("Invalid file type"); return; } //... try{ //... if(fileName.equals("")) fileName="avatar.png"; fileName="public/"+fileName; //... if(avatarPart!=null) avatarData = Util.getStringFromInputStream(avatarPart.getInputStream()); request.getSession().setAttribute("cwe434avatarData",avatarData); try(PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(fileName)){ //note we're not really doing this :) it's a simulation out.println(avatarData); } } catch(Exception ex){ response.getWriter().println(ex.getMessage()); }


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Release Notes - ZooKeeper - Version 3.6.2
Bug
- ZOOKEEPER-3112 - fd leak due to UnresolvedAddressException on connect.
- ZOOKEEPER-3215 - Handle Java 9/11 additions of covariant return types to java.nio.ByteBuffer methods
- ZOOKEEPER-3772 - JettyAdminServer should not allow HTTP TRACE method
- ZOOKEEPER-3792 - Reconcile document site in 3.5.7 & 3.6.0
- ZOOKEEPER-3801 - Fix Jenkins link in pom
- ZOOKEEPER-3814 - ZooKeeper config propagates even with disabled dynamic reconfig
- ZOOKEEPER-3818 - fix zkServer.sh status command to support SSL-only server
- ZOOKEEPER-3829 - Zookeeper refuses request after node expansion
- ZOOKEEPER-3830 - After add a new node, zookeeper cluster won't commit any proposal if this new node is leader
- ZOOKEEPER-3832 - ZKHostnameVerifier rejects valid certificates with subjectAltNames
- ZOOKEEPER-3842 - Rolling scale up of zookeeper cluster does not work with reconfigEnabled=false
- ZOOKEEPER-3857 - ZooKeeper 3.6 doesn't build after Curator test committed
- ZOOKEEPER-3865 - fix backward-compatibility for ZooKeeperServer constructor
- ZOOKEEPER-3876 - zkServer.sh status command fails when IPV6 is configured
- ZOOKEEPER-3878 - Client connection fails if IPV6 is not enclosed in square brackets
- ZOOKEEPER-3885 - zoo_aremove_watches segfault: zk_hashtable needs locking!
- ZOOKEEPER-3895 - Client side NullPointerException in case of empty Multi operation
- ZOOKEEPER-3905 - Race condition causes sessions to be created for clients even though their certificate authentication has failed
Improvement
Task
- ZOOKEEPER-3817 - owasp failing due to CVE-2020-9488
- ZOOKEEPER-3896 - Migrate Jenkins jobs to ci-hadoop.apache.org
- ZOOKEEPER-3924 - Netty and JLine Licenses are inconsistent with jars in the binary tarball in 3.6.2 rc0
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A collection of python scripts utilizing matlab, beautifulsoup and pandas to graph a variety of charts using data scraped from bballref.com and nba.com/stats.
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public static final byte |
BONUS |
3 |
public static final byte |
ENERGIZER |
2 |
public static final byte |
NOTHING |
0 |
public static final byte |
PACDOT |
1 |
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public static final java.lang.String |
GRAPH_RESOURCE |
"resources/map.txt" |
public static final byte |
POINTS_PER_DOT |
30 |
public static final byte |
POINTS_PER_ENERGIZER |
70 |
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public static final java.lang.String |
APPLE |
"apple" |
public static final java.lang.String |
BELL |
"bell" |
public static final java.lang.String |
CHERRIES |
"cherry" |
public static final int |
FOUR_GHOSTS_SCORE |
1600 |
public static final java.lang.String |
GALAXIAN |
"galaxian" |
public static final java.lang.String |
KEYS |
"keys" |
public static final java.lang.String |
MELON |
"melon" |
public static final int |
ONE_GHOST_SCORE |
200 |
public static final java.lang.String |
PEACH |
"peach" |
public static final java.lang.String |
STRAWBERRY |
"strawberry" |
public static final int |
THREE_GHOSTS_SCORE |
800 |
public static final int |
TWO_GHOSTS_SCORE |
400 |
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public static final java.lang.String |
MOVEMENTS |
"resources/sprites/pacman/movements/" |
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public static final java.lang.String |
CAUGHT |
"resources/sprites/pacman/caught/" |
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I am a sophomore at SLU majoring in Health Management. I plan to work in the hospital setting as a Health administrator. I would like to complete a masters in this field. I have always been interested in the healthcare field and throughout my highschool career I shadowed many possibilities in the healthcare clinical and non clinical. I was very interested in the clinical portion of medicine and devoted much time and studies into the subject. During this time period, I also was the manager of a socio-spiritual organization chapter near where I lived. I managed all the girls activities and classes that happened and was responsible for many things. Both of these in my first year of college helped me realize that I have an inclination towards management and that I would do well in a management position in a setting I enjoy: Health administration.


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A RPG Touhou fan game
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| std::shared_ptr< Entity > | build (Game &game, const std::string &name, unsigned int id) const |
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Builds Entity.
Definition at line 19 of file EntityFactory.hpp.
| TouhouFanGame::ECS::Factory::EntityFactory::EntityFactory | ( | const std::string & | path | ) |
Builds the factory by giving it all prefabs.
| prefabsPath | The path to the prefab json file. |
Definition at line 24 of file EntityFactory.cpp.
| std::shared_ptr< Entity > TouhouFanGame::ECS::Factory::EntityFactory::build | ( | Game & | game, |
| const std::string & | name, | ||
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Builds an Entity and assign it an ID.
| game | Game resources and state. |
| name | The name of the Entity to build. |
| id | The ID of the new Entity. |
| NoSuchEntityException |
Definition at line 42 of file EntityFactory.cpp.
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Returns a list of all the Entity this factory can build.
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Toddler in Toronto killed by air conditioner that fell eight storeys
Police said there won’t be any criminal charges
by The Canadian PressPolice in Toronto say a two-and-a-half year old girl is dead after she was struck by an air conditioner that fell from an eighth-floor apartment.
Const. Caroline de Kloet, a police spokeswoman, said the child died in hospital after she was hit Monday outside an east-end apartment building.
“It’s a terrible tragedy,” she said. “From the interviews that investigators have done, they’ve come to the conclusion that there won’t be any criminal charges.”
De Kloet said the youngster was with other people at the time, but investigators have not yet confirmed who they were, or if the girl’s family lives in the same area.
She also said there was information that a stroller was seen at the site, but it’s not yet known if the girl was in it.
The spokeswoman also said the air conditioner was in a window before it fell.
Police received a call for help in the city’s east end around 3:30 p.m, and upon arrival discovered that an air conditioner had fallen from a suite and struck the child.
She was taken to hospital with very serious injuries.
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Tutorial - Using a WMS Tile Source
When a tile layer is added to a map, the tiles can be loaded based on a templated URL or based on a URL returned from a function. When using a WMS tile server, often the request must be made in a specific coordinate system. The bounds of each tile can be requested, converted to the WMS coordinate system, and then sent as part of the URL.
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java.lang.Object java.lang.Enum<GnLinkContentType> com.gracenote.gnsdk.GnLinkContentType
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kLinkContentArtistNews
Retrieves news for the artist; this is Album-level content. |
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kLinkContentBiography
Retrieves a biography for the object; this is Album-level content. |
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kLinkContentCommentsListener
Retrieves listener comments; this is Album-level content. |
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kLinkContentCommentsRelease
Retrieves new release comments; this is Album-level content. |
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kLinkContentCoverArt
Retrieves cover artwork; this is Album-level and Video Product-level content. |
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kLinkContentDspData
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kLinkContentGenreArt
Retrieves artwork for the object's primary genre; this is Album-level and Track-level content. |
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kLinkContentImage
Retrieves an image for specific Video types. |
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kLinkContentImageArtist
Retrieves an artist image for the object; this can be album-level or contributor-level content. |
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kLinkContentLyricText
Retrieves lyrics in plain text form; this is Lyric-level and Track-level content. |
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kLinkContentLyricXML
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kLinkContentNews
Retrieves news for the object; this is Album-level content. |
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kLinkContentReview
Retrieves a review for the object; this is Album-level content. |
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public static final GnLinkContentType kLinkContentUnknown
Indicates an invalid content type.
public static final GnLinkContentType kLinkContentCoverArt
Retrieves cover artwork; this is Album-level and Video Product-level content.
Use with #GNSDK_GDO_TYPE_ALBUM and #GNSDK_GDO_TYPE_VIDEO_PRODUCT.
Do not use with #GNSDK_GDO_TYPE_VIDEO_WORK, #GNSDK_GDO_TYPE_VIDEO_SERIES, #GNSDK_GDO_TYPE_VIDEO_SEASON, or #GNSDK_GDO_TYPE_CONTRIBUTOR.
public static final GnLinkContentType kLinkContentGenreArt
Retrieves artwork for the object's primary genre; this is Album-level and Track-level content.
public static final GnLinkContentType kLinkContentReview
Retrieves a review for the object; this is Album-level content.
public static final GnLinkContentType kLinkContentBiography
Retrieves a biography for the object; this is Album-level content.
public static final GnLinkContentType kLinkContentArtistNews
Retrieves news for the artist; this is Album-level content.
public static final GnLinkContentType kLinkContentLyricXML
Retrieves lyrics in XML form; this is Lyric-level and Track-level data.
public static final GnLinkContentType kLinkContentLyricText
Retrieves lyrics in plain text form; this is Lyric-level and Track-level content.
public static final GnLinkContentType kLinkContentDspData
Retrieves DSP content; this is Track-level content.
public static final GnLinkContentType kLinkContentCommentsListener
Retrieves listener comments; this is Album-level content.
public static final GnLinkContentType kLinkContentCommentsRelease
Retrieves new release comments; this is Album-level content.
public static final GnLinkContentType kLinkContentNews
Retrieves news for the object; this is Album-level content.
public static final GnLinkContentType kLinkContentImage
Retrieves an image for specific Video types.
Use with #GNSDK_GDO_TYPE_VIDEO_WORK, #GNSDK_GDO_TYPE_VIDEO_SERIES, #GNSDK_GDO_TYPE_VIDEO_SEASON, and video #GNSDK_GDO_TYPE_CONTRIBUTOR.
Do not use with #GNSDK_GDO_TYPE_VIDEO_PRODUCT.
Note: At the time of this guide's publication, support for Video Explore Seasons and Series image retrieval through Seasons, Series, and Works queries is limited. Contact your Gracenote Professional Services representative for updates on the latest supported images.
public static final GnLinkContentType kLinkContentImageArtist
The GDO used to retrieve an artist image can be the full object or a recently deserialized object.
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A valarray can be constructed by any of the following means:
Default constructor. The default constructor is provided to allow arrays of valarrays. Use the resize function to adjust the valarray after construction.
Construction and initialization. A valarray provides two ways to start with a given size and values:
valarray(const T& v,size_t n) constructs a valarray of size n with each element initialized to the value v.
valarray(const T* p,size_t n) constructs a valarray of size n with each element initialized to the corresponding element of the array pointed to by p. This constructor allows a program to transfer data with maximum efficiency from an ordinary `C' array (resulting from a file operation, for example) into a valarray.
Copy constructor. The copy constructor has value semantics.
Conversion constructors. Class valarray provides four conversion constructors for converting from auxiliary classes generated by subscript operations. We'll look at these classes in detail and describe the use of the conversion constructors in Section 22.4.2.
The following example shows the use of the first three categories of constructors:
#include <valarray> std::valarray<int> v1; // construct an empty valarray std::valarray<int> v2(1,3); // construct a valarray of three // elements, all initialized to 1 v1.resize(3,2); // resize the first valarray to three // elements, all initialized to 2 std::valarray<int> v3(v1); // v3 gets a copy of v1's elements.


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I must first start off with my experience with psychedelics. I am very experienced with all your classic psychedelics (minus dmt) and a good amount of synthetic ones, including at least 30 trips on 4 aco det.
I ate 50 mgs of 4-ho-det over an hour time. Within 1.5 hrs I was having an ego death experience with full 3d fractal images and the feeling of death. I didn't fight the feeling, instead choosing to pass through the door. Upon reentry into reality I noticed the left half of my body was numb. I have had many crazy delusions while tripping, but never have I felt half my body go numb. I debated calling 911, but finally did. I was driven to the hospital where I waited for a while. I finally helped them get info on the drug, which obviously helped little. I then went in to get a cat scan, which was pretty alien with the 3d fractals swirling. Anyway, the cat scan and other tests showed nothing and the numbness started going away, starting with the head and working down.
It is 8 hrs since ingested and my left leg is still numb. The doctors has no idea what this could be, cause most neurotoxins affect both sides of the brain and body. I have done alot of research chems and I thought most of them to be reasonably safe, particularly 4-aco-det. I have done that compound extensively and never had an experience like this at much higher doses. I remember feeling that the 4-ho-det didn't feel right from the first time I took it. Caveat empor, buyer beware!
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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- Local people requiring luxury travel
- Weddings
- Special events/occasions
Essentially, anything that requires a nice, comfortable vehicle with a professional driver.
The average hourly rate is around £50.00 for standard everyday occasions. You can charge more for special events like weddings, late-night work and distance work to cover your expenses.
The longer they hire you for, the cheaper you should be...
Your mileage should be around 10 miles per the hour & £2.00 per extra mile.
E.g. A 10 mile round trip to the local Airport with traffic will take you up to 1 hour = £50.00. A 20 mile round trip (2 hours) = £100.00. These are standard prices across the industry.
"A normal taxi would charge similar prices for this service"
Remember: It's your business; all prices are negotiable, so you can charge your own prices.At these guide prices there is plenty of scope to move if needed.
| Job | Charge | Mileage and Extra's |
| 1 Hour | £50 | (approx 10 miles) |
| 2 Hours | £100 | (approx 20 miles) |
| 3 Hours | £150 | (approx 30 miles) |
| Half day (4 hours) | £190 | (approx 40 miles) |
| Full day (8 hours) | £350 | (approx 80 miles) |
| Extra mileage charge | £2 per mile | |
| Wedding (3 hours) | £300 | (including champagne) |
| Night work/weekends | 15-20% extra |
So, as you can see there's plenty of money to be made. Just working a 20 hour week can earnyou over £1,000.00 @ just £50.00 per hour! Not including night work, weddings etc!
"£1,000.00 per week for just 20 hours work"
Of course you will incur costs, mainly fuel, insurance and any finance payment you might have, but remember, you are charging extra to cover any additional mileage!
Based on 30 miles to the gallon, your fuel cost per hour will be around £5.00.
So, 20 hours x £5 = £100.00 in fuel for a 20 hour week!
If you have a finance deal for your vehicle, take this into account.
Earning £900.00 per week x 4 = £3,600.00 per month. Less insurance and finance payments @£500 = £3,100.00 take home.
If you currently have a suitable vehicle or do not require finance, then the average insurance is £100.00 per month, so your take home will be higher.
The nicer and more prestigious your vehicle is the more you can charge. The figures on the previous page are based on a nice 7 series BMW, Mercedes S Class or equivalent.
There are many vehicles out there to choose from!
Your vehicle does not have to be brand new,just in very good condition, very reliable and well serviced.
We currently have drivers using 7 series BMW Li 2003 models in beautiful condition with every extra you can think of with full service history. One driver only paid £8,000 for his. So, it does not have to break the bank to operate this type of business.
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- Digital programmable 0843 number – it's just like having your own secretary
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- Full marketing campaign in your chosen area, helps gain customers and regular contracts to get your business off to the best start possible
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Loan interest tierbandset identification. Used by loan providers for internal use purpose.
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Functions that read and solve linear inverse problems (food web problems, linear programming problems). These problems find solutions to linear or quadratic functions: min or max (f(x)), where f(x) = ||Ax-b||^2 or f(x) = sum(ai*xi) subject to equality constraints Ex=f and inequality constraints Gx>=h. Uses package limSolve.
| Version: | 1.4.6 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10), limSolve, diagram |
| Published: | 2014-12-26 |
| Author: | Karline Soetaert, Dick van Oevelen |
| Maintainer: | Karline Soetaert <karline.soetaert at nioz.nl> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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| Citation: | LIM citation info |
| CRAN checks: | LIM results |
| Reference manual: | LIM.pdf |
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LIM: implementing linear inverse models in R the core metabolism of E.coli |
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| Windows binaries: | r-devel: LIM_1.4.6.zip, r-release: LIM_1.4.6.zip, r-oldrel: LIM_1.4.6.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: LIM_1.4.6.tgz, r-oldrel: LIM_1.4.6.tgz |
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Who's Fizz Buzzin' Who?
Posted August 24, 2018
I came face-to-face with the ultimate developer filtering question and failed. But that doesn't mean my dreams of coding are doomed.
(In case you missed it, today's post is a tribute to the late, great, Aretha Franklin's iconic 80's sass anthem "Who's Zoomin' Who?" If you find the track stuck in your head, just grab your leg warmers and click that 80s-ified image above. You're welcome.)
Consider me filtered
According to this random code nerd wiki, the Fizz Buzz test is "designed to help filter out the 99.5% of programming job candidates who can't seem to program their way out of a wet paper bag." We covered it in my coding program, and I never got it to work. Apparently, I've met my white whale, and it has a lot of Zs in it.
The guy who wrote that wiki admits he never took the test. How do I know the author's sex? Because women developers aren't smug enough to use the royal "we," as in: "We can't understand why so many people "fail" the Fizz-Buzz test unless we understand why it is "hard" (for them)." So while he's right about the weeding-out factor, he can't honestly explain "this is how I conquered it in a 'no resources allowed' test when I had a million new concepts in my head and still relied on Google to refresh my memory when I hadn't thought about one in awhile."
As a neophyte developer, I can say that such insights would be infinitely more helpful than an ever-scrolling page of the solutions all the cool developers already know. If there really is a developer "community," it can't be a veterans-only organization. And its elders need to remember that belittling and sarcasm are not conducive to learning in any environment.
A note to my future savvy developer self
As a wise Successory poster once said, "If you never fail, it's because you never tried." In other words, this little setback won't stop you from landing a developer role because you've worked too hard to prepare for it and you've already come so far. But on that future day when you, too, can articulate Fizz-Buzz logic as though it's as simple as drawing breath, remember that day — so long ago — when Question 1 on your coding test prompted you to mutter under your breath "You've got to be $#%^*& kidding me!"
And one more thing, future awesome developer self: When it comes to coding knowledge, never forget to pay it forward. After all, behind every great developer are instructors, mentors, TAs, tutorial writers, or just nerdy friends who knew more than you and shared their knowledge rather than lauding it over you. And when you write something out to help new developers grasp a concept, never — and I mean NEVER — refer to yourself as "we."


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A table in a relational database is much like a table on paper: It consists of rows and columns. The number and order of the columns is fixed, and each column has a name. The number of rows is variable — it reflects how much data is stored at a given moment. SQL does not make any guarantees about the order of the rows in a table. When a table is read, the rows will appear in an unspecified order, unless sorting is explicitly requested. This is covered in Chapter 7. Furthermore, SQL does not assign unique identifiers to rows, so it is possible to have several completely identical rows in a table. This is a consequence of the mathematical model that underlies SQL but is usually not desirable. Later in this chapter we will see how to deal with this issue.
Each column has a data type. The data type constrains the set of possible values that can be assigned to a column and assigns semantics to the data stored in the column so that it can be used for computations. For instance, a column declared to be of a numerical type will not accept arbitrary text strings, and the data stored in such a column can be used for mathematical computations. By contrast, a column declared to be of a character string type will accept almost any kind of data but it does not lend itself to mathematical calculations, although other operations such as string concatenation are available.
PostgreSQL includes a sizable set of built-in data types that fit many applications. Users can also define their own data types. Most built-in data types have obvious names and semantics, so we defer a detailed explanation to Chapter 8. Some of the frequently used data types are integer for whole numbers, numeric for possibly fractional numbers, text for character strings, date for dates, time for time-of-day values, and timestamp for values containing both date and time.
To create a table, you use the aptly named CREATE TABLE command. In this command you specify at least a name for the new table, the names of the columns and the data type of each column. For example:
CREATE TABLE my_first_table ( first_column text, second_column integer );
This creates a table named my_first_table with two columns. The first column is named first_column and has a data type of text; the second column has the name second_column and the type integer. The table and column names follow the identifier syntax explained in Section 4.1.1. The type names are usually also identifiers, but there are some exceptions. Note that the column list is comma-separated and surrounded by parentheses.
Of course, the previous example was heavily contrived. Normally, you would give names to your tables and columns that convey what kind of data they store. So let's look at a more realistic example:
CREATE TABLE products ( product_no integer, name text, price numeric );
(The numeric type can store fractional components, as would be typical of monetary amounts.)
Tip: When you create many interrelated tables it is wise to choose a consistent naming pattern for the tables and columns. For instance, there is a choice of using singular or plural nouns for table names, both of which are favored by some theorist or other.
There is a limit on how many columns a table can contain. Depending on the column types, it is between 250 and 1600. However, defining a table with anywhere near this many columns is highly unusual and often a questionable design.
If you no longer need a table, you can remove it using the DROP TABLE command. For example:
DROP TABLE my_first_table; DROP TABLE products;
Attempting to drop a table that does not exist is an error. Nevertheless, it is common in SQL script files to unconditionally try to drop each table before creating it, ignoring any error messages, so that the script works whether or not the table exists. (If you like, you can use the DROP TABLE IF EXISTS variant to avoid the error messages, but this is not standard SQL.)
If you need to modify a table that already exists, see Section 5.5 later in this chapter.
With the tools discussed so far you can create fully functional tables. The remainder of this chapter is concerned with adding features to the table definition to ensure data integrity, security, or convenience. If you are eager to fill your tables with data now you can skip ahead to Chapter 6 and read the rest of this chapter later.


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Fiorentina fight back to earn draw against Parma
ROME: Fiorentina missed out on the chance to draw level on points with seventh-placed Napoli as they were held to a 1-1 draw at home to Parma in Serie A on Sunday.
Gervinho latched onto a long ball and dinked a neat finish over the goalkeeper to give the visitors a half time lead at the Stadio Artemio Franchi.
But a bullet header from midfielder Gaetano Castrovilli drew Fiorentina level midway through the second half.
The draw means Vincenzo Montella’s side remain eighth in the table on 16 points, with Parma just two points behind them in 10th place.
In the early kick-off, Cagliari stunned 10-man Atalanta with a 2-0 win in Bergamo that lifted the Sardinian side level with their fourth-placed hosts on 21 points.
Mario Pasalic’s own goal put the visitors in front before Atalanta were reduced to 10 men when Josip Ilicic saw red for kicking out at an opponent, and Christian Oliva’s second half strike secured the points.
Hellas Verona’s 2-1 win over Brescia was overshadowed by an incident in the second half when Mario Balotelli threatened to walk off the pitch after receiving alleged racial abuse from home fans at the Stadio Bentegodi.
He was convinced to continue and scored a sublime goal with five minutes remaining, but it was not enough to cancel out strikes from Verona players Eddie Salcedo and Matteo Pessina as the hosts moved into the top half of the table.
Elsewhere, Udinese came from behind to earn a 3-1 win at Genoa two days after sacking their coach Igor Tudor, and Sassuolo fought back twice to earn a 2-2 draw at Lecce.
(Reporting by Alasdair Mackenzie, editing by Pritha Sarkar)


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The basic GCN functionality manages lists of objects that are interested in specific changes. For each particular change that needs to be monitored, a separate list is needed. A completely separate "list of lists" containing an inventory of all GCN lists is also created. This will serve as the "search" table, while the particular GCN list will serve as the "messaging" list. When an event is detected, the GCN mechanism will search through the list of lists, seeing if a notification list is interested in a particular change, and send the appropriate messages if the objects do indeed wish notification of the event.
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-- ### [Particle Photon](https://www.particle.io/) --- # Any questions up to here? --- # Basics ## SI Units: -- ###- kg, m, N, V, A ... -- ## SI Prefixes: - Mega (M) \\(10^6\\) - Kilo (k) \\(10^3\\) - Mili (m) \\(10^{-3}\\) - Micro (\\(\mu\\)) \\(10^{-6}\\) - Nano (n) \\(10^{-9}\\) - Pico (p) \\(10^{-12}\\) --- # Electric Charge The unit of charge is Columbs (C), which is equal to charge of \\(6.24 \times 10^{18}\\) electrons.
--- # Current #### Current is the rate of charge flow: $$i=\frac{dq}{dt}$$. ### 1 A equals to 1 Coulomb/seconds.
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An editor for Tracery, made with a simple UI.
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The JSON editor works the same way as Tracery does. Fill in your Tracery grammar JSON object and click on '📖 Generate story'. The start symbol for the Tracery grammar is always 'origin', so make sure that you have a symbol called 'origin' that refers to the rest of your symbols for the application to work. The button titled '📋 Copy JSON to the clipboard' copies the JSON object to the clipboard for use and/or storage outside of this application.
Simple editor
The simple editor works in a similar way to the JSON editor. You create a symbol by giving it a title in the first field and a rules in the second field(separated by commas). To add another symbol, click the button titled '✔ Add another symbol'. Once your symbols are all set up, you can put it all together in the big textarea below the symbol input fields by refering to the symbols by their name(s) surrounded with '#'s, e.g. #animal# for a symbol with the title 'animal'. Finally you click '📖 Generate story' to see the result. The button titled '📋 Copy JSON to the clipboard' copies the template for your current story to the clipboard for use and/or storage outside of this application. To import a saved story, paste the information in the JSON editor and click on '📖 Generate story'.
View generated story
Here you will see the result of the generated story that you have created. Click on '📋 Copy the story to the clipboard' to copy the story in the textarea. Click on '📖 Reroll story' to generate a new random story from the symbols that you have created in either the JSON editor or in the Simple Editor.
For a more extensive explanation on how to use Tracery within this editor, either visit the Tracery Github page or this Tracery turorial.
Either by going to the Github repository for the project, or by sending an email to tracitor[dot]contact[at]gmail[dot]com
I would like to thank the authors of the following technologies. Without them, this small project would not be possible.
The background image is courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
All symbols in the list are sortable, drag them around to try it out!


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| Level | Fields/Subjects | Year of Passing | Percentage% | Backlog(if any) | Board/University |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Matric(10th) | |||||
| 10+2 | |||||
| Graduation | |||||
| Post-Graduation | |||||
| Diploma | |||||
| Any Other Qualification |
| IELTS/TOEFL | Test Taken Date | Listening | Reading | Writing | Speaking | Overall band |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name of Employer | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Address of Employer with Phone No. | Your Designation | Salary(Monthly) | From | To | |


§439-21 Board to aid prosecution. The board shall aid prosecuting officers in the prosecution of persons charged with violations of this chapter. [L 1949, c 397, pt of §1; RL 1955, §59-22; HRS §439-21; am L 1987, c 154, §21]


CapitalWeather is a little weather website for germany. Here you can see the current weather in every capital of all 16 federal states. Every 20 seconds the server sends an api-call to https://api.openweathermap.org and updates the clients.


◆ SO6() [1/3]
Basic constructor. Initializes Zero matrix.
◆ SO6() [2/3]
| SO6::SO6 |
( |
std::string |
n | ) |
|
Constructor that initializes zero matrix with arbitrary name
- Parameters
-
◆ SO6() [3/3]
| SO6::SO6 |
( |
Z2 |
a[6][6], |
|
|
std::string |
n |
|
) |
| |
Constructor that initializes arbitrary matrix with arbitrary name
- Parameters
-
| a | array of Z2 that the SO6 will take as values |
| n | the name of the object |
◆ genLDE()
Generates LDE. Needs to be called any time the matrix is modified to make sure LDE stays current
◆ operator*()
| SO6 SO6::operator* |
( |
SO6 & |
other | ) |
|
Overloads the * operator with matrix multiplication for SO6 objects
- Parameters
-
| other | reference to SO6 to be multiplied with (*this) |
- Returns
- matrix multiplication of (*this) and other
◆ operator==()
| bool SO6::operator== |
( |
SO6 & |
other | ) |
|
overloads == method to check equality up to signed column permutation
- Parameters
-
| other | reference to SO6 to be checked against |
- Returns
- whether or not (*this) and other are equivalent up to signed column permutation
◆ operator<<
| std::ostream& operator<< |
( |
std::ostream & |
os, |
|
|
const SO6 & |
m |
|
) |
| |
|
friend |
Overloads << function for SO6.
- Parameters
-
| os | reference to ostream object needed to implement << |
| m | reference to SO6 object to be displayed |
- Returns
- reference ostream with the matrix's display form appended
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


| core.feature.heart_rate | index /home/a/CCdoc/CerebralCortex-DataAnalysis/core/feature/heart_rate/__init__.py |
Extracts the pre computed rr interval timeseries and computes a continuous heart rate timeseries
with a resolution of two seconds
Algorithm::
Input:
RR interval datastream, each DataPoint representing one minute of data and contains the followings things
1. A list of RR-interval array. Each entry in the list corresponds to a realization of the position of R peaks
in that minute
2. Standard Deviation of Heart Rate within the minute
3. A list corresponding to the heart rate values calculated from variable realizations of the RR interval on a
sliding window of window size = 8 second and window offset = 2 second.
Steps:
1. Extract the RR interval data
2. For every minute of RR interval data unpack the list in the 3rd index to the whole minute to compute a heart
rate datastream
3. store the heart rate datastream
Output:
Heart rate datastream
| Package Contents | ||||||
|


Writing LTI Stuff
This page goes over the basics of creating an app that leverages LTI. There's a lot of great links at the bottom that may help out, but it's probably a good idea to at least read the intro first to get a feel for what LTI does exactly.
Introduction
Identity assertion is a one-way "handshake" coming from the learning platform (consumer) to the app (provider).
The main thing with LTI is the identity assertion. LTI is a way for one system (the tool consumer, typically an LMS) to send a user to another system (the tool provider, some service that integrates with the LMS -- sorry, I know the names are confusing. I've tried using colors to help make things clearer, but that may just make it worse...) in a trusted way. The most common reason for the trust assertion is to allow the user to be automatically signed in and directed to a specific course or module when the provider renders content.
Tools (providers) are launched from within the learning platform (consumer) in an iframe so they feel like a native part of the platform.
The consumer and provider have some predefined relationship via a consumer key and shared secret that are used to sign any messages passed between systems. All messages are signed with an OAuth signature that can be verified by either party. For the most part information only travels one way, from the consumer to the provider.
The identity assertion happens through an HTTP POST request from the consumer to the provider. The POST request must happen in the user's browser, which means it needs to be launched by submitting a form. Most of the time the form is submitted via JavaScript to an iframe rendered on a page within the consumer, so the user doesn't have an extra step when trying to launch an app.
Below are a list of parameters that can be sent as part of the POST request. Some are required, some are optional. Most apps shouldn't need more than the first set of parameters and can probably just ignore the rest.
Building an LTI App
If you want to build an LTI-compliant app or provider then there's really only a couple things you need to worry about: how users can configure your app, how to accept a launch from a consumer, and potentially handling some of the extra goodies LTI makes possible.
App Configuration
App configuration is different for every LMS right
now, but we're working on that. The best way to provide a standard configuration
for your app is by providing a url that returns an xml configuration for your
app. There's a lot of
examples of app
configurations in the Canvas API documentation. Remember, if there's custom
values you want to make sure come across with every user, this is the place
to include them. The only really crucial piece to specify is the url endpoint that will
accept the POST requests, blti:launch_url
.
Typically users will either copy the url to your xml configuration, or copy and paste the configuration itself. Notice that the configuration does not include the consumer key or shared secret. These are account-specific values, and if they were included they'd prevent the xml from being reusable. Admins will still have to enter the key and secret values that a provider gives them into the consumer manually.
App Launch
Once an app is configured, it will be added by one or more instructors into their material as some sort of link or button in the consumer. Any time a student, instructor, administrator, or random internet passersby clicks the link they will be directed to the provider via a signed POST request. It is the provider's responsibility to confirm the signature on the POST request. If the signature is invalid then none of the information should be trusted.
If the signature is valid then you should accept the identity assertion provided by the consumer and log the user in to your service. Many services have their own registration flow, so it's not uncommon to require an additional registration step the first time a user launches your app.
Signatures are generated using the OAuth signing process. Google provides a nice tool for generating OAuth signatures that you can use to test your signing code, although you'll probably save yourself some trouble if you can find a library to do the work for you.
Extras
This page has described the most basic type of LTI integration. There's a number of other things you can do on top of this, including passing scores from the provider back to the gradebook of the
consumer, or adding buttons to the rich editor in the consumer to insert rich content generated or curated by the provider. Check out the extensions demos page or the Canvas API documentation on external tools for more detail on these extensions and how they work.POST Parameters
These are all of the known values that can be passed from the consumer to the provider when a user clicks a link to launch the app.
Most Common Parameters
| Parameter | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
lti_message_type |
required | set to basic-lti-launch-request |
lti_version |
required | set to LTI-1p0 |
resource_link_id |
required |
unique id referencing the link, or "placement", of the app in the
consumer. If an app was added twice
to the same class, each placement would send a different id, and
should be considered a unique "launch". For example, if the
provider were a chat room
app, then each resource_link_id would be a separate
room.
|
user_id |
recommended | unique id referencing the user accessing the app. providers should consider this id an opaque identifier. |
user_image |
optional | if provided, this would be a url to an avatar image for the current user. We recommend that these urls be 50px wide and tall, and don't expire for at least 3 months. |
roles |
recommended |
there's a long list of possible roles, but here's the most common ones:
|
lis_person_name_full |
recommended | Full name of the user accessing the app. This won't be sent if apps are configured to launch users anonymously or with minimal information. |
lis_outcome_service_url |
optional | If this url is passed to the provider then it means the app is authorized to send grade values back to the consumer gradebook for any students that access the app. There's more information available in the Canvas API documentation. |
selection_directive |
optional | If this parameter is passed to the provider then it means the consumer is expecting the provider to return some piece of information such as a url, an html snippet, etc. There's more information available in the Canvas API documentation. |
Additional Parameters
| Parameter | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
lis_person_name_given |
recommended | First name of the user accessing the app. This won't be sent if apps are configured to launch users anonymously or with minimal information. |
lis_person_name_family |
recommended | Last name of the user accessing the app. This won't be sent if apps are configured to launch users anonymously or with minimal information. |
lis_person_contact_email_primary |
recommended | Email address of the user accessing the app. This won't be sent if apps are configured to launch users anonymously or with minimal information. |
resource_link_title |
recommended | name of the link that launched the app |
resource_link_description |
optional | description of the link that launched the app |
context_id |
recommended | unique id of the course from which the user is accessing the app. If a app were added multiple times to the same course, this id would be the same regardless of which link was used to launch the app. |
context_type |
optional | this is the type of context from which the user is accessing the app. If it's provided, this will most likely be CourseSection |
context_title |
recommended | name of the course from which the user is accessing the app |
context_label |
recommended | short name or course code of the course from which the user is accessing the app |
launch_presentation_locale |
recommended | locale (i.e. en-US ) for the user accessing the app |
launch_presentation_document_target |
recommended | if provided, this value will be either (if the app has been launched in a new window) or |
launch_presentation_css_url |
optional | css file that could be included by the provider to help its styling better match the consumer styling. This isn't well-documented, so I typically pretend it doesn't exist. |
launch_presentation_width |
recommended | width of the frame or window in which the app is launched. This is only a starting point, since the frame could change if the user resizes their window. |
launch_presentation_height |
recommended | height of the frame or window in which the app is launched. This is only a starting point, since the frame could change if the user resizes their window. |
launch_presentation_return_url |
recommended |
url to send the user to when they're finished with the provider. The provider can optionally send one of four values as query parameters appended to the url:
|
tool_consumer_info_product_family_code |
recommended | product name for the consumer. This could
be something like moodle , sakai or canvas |
tool_consumer_info_version |
recommended | version number of the consumer product. |
tool_consumer_instance_guid |
strongly recommended | unique id referencing the instance from which the user is accessing the app. This mostly makes sense only in a multi-tenant environment. |
tool_consumer_instance_name |
recommended | name of the instance from which the user is accessing the app. |
tool_consumer_instance_description |
optional | description of the instance from which the user is accessing the app. |
tool_consumer_instance_url |
optional | url of the instance from which the user is accessing the app. |
tool_consumer_instance_contact_email |
recommended | email address of a contact at the instance from which the user is accessing the app. |
custom_* |
optional |
any number of custom values can optionally be sent across. The key
for any custom values should start with custom_ and should
be in snake case. Custom values can optionally be defined on the
consumer side as part of the app configuration
process.
|


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Voting open for 2019 F1 Racing Awards
Who is your Formula 1 driver of the year? Which team has the best car and who has been the best rookie?
Once again, F1 Racing magazine is conducting an online vote to decide the winners of the annual F1 Racing awards.
Last year thousands of fans worldwide took part in the vote to decide the winners across nine categories.
Voting has now opened for 2019 and anyone can participate.
The nine categories are: driver of the year, car of the year, qualifier of the year, pitcrew of the year, rookie of the year, most improved team of the year, start of the year, drive of the year and finally team boss of the year.
Be quick to have your say as the winners will receive their awards in a forthcoming issue of F1 Racing magazine. Voting closes on Sunday 17 November, 2019, midnight GMT.


Segment Length
Number of Segments
Draw
Clear
Function
x(t) = at^(1/n)cos(t), y(t) = at^(1/n)sin(t)
x^2 + y^2 + z^2 = a^2
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This topic lists all available JMX notifications emitted by Geode MBeans.
Notifications are emitted by the following MBeans:
MemberMXBean Notifications
| Notification Type | Notification Source | Message |
|---|---|---|
| gemfire.distributedsystem.cache.region.created | Member name or ID | Region Created with Name <Region Name> |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.cache.region.closed | Member name or ID | Region Destroyed/Closed with Name <Region Name> |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.cache.disk.created | Member name or ID | DiskStore Created with Name <DiskStore Name> |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.cache.disk.closed | Member name or ID | DiskStore Destroyed/Closed with Name <DiskStore Name> |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.cache.lockservice.created | Member name or ID | LockService Created with Name <LockService Name> |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.cache.lockservice.closed | Member name or ID | Lockservice Closed with Name <LockService Name> |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.async.event.queue.created | Member name or ID | Async Event Queue is Created in the VM |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.cache.server.started | Member name or ID | Cache Server is Started in the VM |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.cache.server.stopped | Member name or ID | Cache Server is stopped in the VM |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.locator.started | Member name or ID | Locator is Started in the VM |
MemberMXBean Gateway Notifications
| Notification Type | Notification Source | Message |
|---|---|---|
| gemfire.distributedsystem.gateway.sender.created | Member name or ID | GatewaySender Created in the VM |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.gateway.sender.started | Member name or ID | GatewaySender Started in the VM <Sender Id> |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.gateway.sender.stopped | Member name or ID | GatewaySender Stopped in the VM <Sender Id> |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.gateway.sender.paused | Member name or ID | GatewaySender Paused in the VM <Sender Id> |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.gateway.sender.resumed | Member name or ID | GatewaySender Resumed in the VM <Sender Id> |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.gateway.receiver.created | Member name or ID | GatewayReceiver Created in the VM |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.gateway.receiver.started | Member name or ID | GatewayReceiver Started in the VM |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.gateway.receiver.stopped | Member name or ID | GatewayReceiver Stopped in the VM |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.cache.server.started | Member name or ID | Cache Server is Started in the VM |
CacheServerMXBean Notifications
| Notification Type | Notification Source | Message |
|---|---|---|
| gemfire.distributedsystem.cacheserver.client.joined | CacheServer MBean Name | Client joined with Id <Client ID> |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.cacheserver.client.left | CacheServer MBean Name | Client crashed with Id <Client ID> |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.cacheserver.client.crashed | CacheServer MBean name | Client left with Id <Client ID> |
DistributedSystemMXBean Notifications
| Notification Type | Notification Source | Message |
|---|---|---|
| gemfire.distributedsystem.cache.member.joined | Name or ID of member who joined | Member Joined <Member Name or ID> |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.cache.member.departed | Name or ID of member who departed | Member Departed <Member Name or ID> has crashed = <true/false> |
| gemfire.distributedsystem.cache.member.suspect | Name or ID of member who is suspected | Member Suspected <Member Name or ID> By <Who Suspected> |
| system.alert.* | DistributedSystem(“<DistributedSystem ID”>) | Alert Message |


Before Change
print("\nComputing correlation matrix...\n")
conn_measure = ConnectivityMeasure(kind="correlation")
conn_matrix = conn_measure.fit_transform([time_series])[0]
elif conn_model == "corr_fast":
// credit: brainiak
try:
print("\nComputing accelerated fcma correlation matrix...\n")
conn_matrix = compute_correlation(time_series,time_series)
except RuntimeError:
print("Cannot run accelerated correlation computation due to a missing dependency. You need brainiak installed!")
elif conn_model == "partcorr":
// credit: nilearn
print("\nComputing partial correlation matrix...\n")
conn_measure = ConnectivityMeasure(kind="partial correlation")
conn_matrix = conn_measure.fit_transform([time_series])[0]
elif conn_model == "tangent":
// credit: nilearn
print("\nComputing tangent matrix...\n")
conn_measure = ConnectivityMeasure(kind="tangent")
conn_matrix = conn_measure.fit_transform([time_series])[0]
elif conn_model == "cov" or conn_model == "sps":
////Fit estimator to matrix to get sparse matrix
estimator = GraphLassoCV()
try:
After Change
print("\nFetching shrunk precision matrix from covariance estimator...\n")
conn_matrix = -estimator_shrunk.precision_
elif conn_model == "cov":
if estimator_shrunk is None:
print("\nFetching covariance matrix from covariance estimator...\n")
conn_matrix = estimator.covariance_
else:
conn_matrix = estimator_shrunk.covariance_
elif conn_model == "QuicGraphLasso":
from inverse_covariance import QuicGraphLasso
// Compute the sparse inverse covariance via QuicGraphLasso
// credit: skggm


Selecting this step triggers the following action:
{{(step.eventInfo | initiatorConverter).description}}
Select the options you want to use
{{option.description}}
Enter the value you want to use
The value must match the pattern: {{(step.eventInfo | inputConverter).validatorHint}}


What is this about?
Most of the CSS frameworks out there are awesome but definitely not built to be redesigned at all. Bootstrap and Foundation both have a 800+ line config file. This means you can change colors and border-radiuses but the design is wired into the structure badly so you'll end up adding your code on the top of the existing codebase if you want another design.
Within Suit each module is separated into two layers. Each of them exclusively include the relevant properties and values so when you want to build a different kind of design you just have to touch the theme SCSS file of a module.
How does this work codewise?
Each of Suit's modules are separated into two files and located in the frame and
theme folders. The structure part of the _button.scss
including the core
properties looks something like this:
// Button structure
.button {
display: inline-block;
text-align: center;
text-decoration: none;
cursor: pointer;
}
And here's a snippet of the design-related rules from the theme
folder:
// Button design
.button {
padding: $gutter-small;
font-size: $font-size-big;
font-weight: $text-extra-light;
color: $color-white;
background-color: $color-green;
border-radius: $border-radius;
...
}
The units, colors, typography properties, block sizes, etc... are stored in the theme specific
_variables.scss
.
There's a config SCSS in the root folder for each site or application which is responsible to collect the two layers and merge them with the variables into the desired modules. For this small documentation you can check the order of file inclusions in the docs.scss.
What about modularity?
Suit is a combination of stand-alone modules using the popular "atomic design" approach. There are three categories based on the size and complexity of the elements:
essentials
small but mandatory snippets like the reset or the typo modules which cannot be left outplugins
can be used all by themselves or help to extend a basic module into a more complex one like the button-icon pluginapps
the most complex entities of the Suit universe. They contain the rules of bigger UI chunks like a card or header.
In the provided example you can check out the card app using the custom theme variables, essentials and plugins. Every module is built on the "mobile first" philosophy.
Under the hood
Suit's distribution files are built by Gulp tasks. The SCSS files are linted via an external config file which can be customized according to your code conventions. The CSS properties are auto prefixed. All files are minified.
License
Suit is under MIT License. You can take what you want but don't forget to mention where your ideas came from.


Returns the first n members or tuples present in a set.
Syntax
Head ( set [,numeric value expression ] )
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
|
The set from which to take items. |
|
numeric value expression |
The count of items to take from the beginning of the set. If omitted, the default is 1. If less than 1, an empty set is returned. If the value exceeds the number of tuples in the input set, the original set is returned. |
Example
This example uses the following part of the Sample Basic outline:
The following expression
[Product].children
returns the set:
{ [100], [200], [300], [400], [Diet] }
Therefore, the following expression
Head ( [Product].children, 2)
returns the first two members of the previous result set:
{ [100], [200] }
This example uses the following parts of the Sample Basic outline:
The following expression
CrossJoin ( [100].children, [South].children )
returns the set:
{ ([100-10], Texas), ([100-10], Oklahoma), ([100-10], Louisiana), ([100-10], [New Mexico]), ([100-20], Texas), ([100-20], Oklahoma), ([100-20], Louisiana), ([100-20], [New Mexico]), ([100-30], Texas), ([100-30], Oklahoma), ([100-30], Louisiana), ([100-30], [New Mexico]) }
And the following expression
Head ( CrossJoin ([100].children, [South].children), 8 )
returns the first 8 tuples of the previous result set:
{ ([100-10], Texas), ([100-10], Oklahoma), ([100-10], Louisiana), ([100-10], [New Mexico]), ([100-20], Texas), ([100-20], Oklahoma), ([100-20], Louisiana), ([100-20], [New Mexico]) }
Additionally, the following expression
([Year].generations(2).members)
returns the set of members comprising the second generation of the Year dimension:
{ [Qtr1], [Qtr2], [Qtr3], [Qtr4] }
Therefore, the following query
SELECT {([Year].generations(2).members)} ON COLUMNS, Head ( CrossJoin ( [100].children, [South].children), 8 ) ON ROWS FROM Sample.Basic
returns the grid:
| Qtr1 | Qtr2 | Qtr3 | Qtr4 | ||
| 100–10 | Texas | 489 | 536 | 653 | 547 |
| Oklahoma | 87 | 92 | 128 | 211 | |
| Louisiana | 93 | 106 | 128 | 137 | |
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
First Bank of the United States
Alexander Hamilton’s creation caused quite a bit of controversy.
by Jordan St StierThis building, now unoccupied, was the first national bank of the United States. Created by Alexander Hamilton to help pay off war debts and to help support the government, the bank also established a common currency and allowed the federal government to oversee banking. However, its existence was not without controversy.
Democratic-Republic factions within the government, mainly Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, hated the bank with a passion. They even went so far as to declare its mere existence as unconstitutional because it benefited wealthy merchants and investors. Hamilton’s proposal also included a plan for a national mint to be established, along with a new excise, or sin, tax. To fund this proposal, the government instituted a tax on liquor, including whiskey.
This hated tax led to the Whiskey Rebellion, in which frontier inhabitants of western Pennsylvania briefly took up arms against the government. These proposals led to the bank’s massive unpopularity, however, George Washington reluctantly signed the bank into law. The bank had a 20-year charter, which was not renewed at its end. This forced the Second Bank of the United States to open, just around the corner in 1816.
The First Bank of the United States was constructed in the popular Federal style and was completed in 1795. It’s now owned by the National Park Service and once contained their offices. Currently, the First Bank is in a state of limbo.
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Balance on the balls of your feet on the platform or plates, leaning forward to use the wall to assist with balance.

Lay flat on our back with your knees bent and your feel flat on the ground, about a foot from your lower back.
Place your fingertips on your temples with your palms facing out.
Draw your belly into the base of your spine to engage the muscles, then raise your head and shoulders off the floor. Return to starting position and repeat.


The Process
Key Screens
Research
Since digital marketing campaigns as a business has multiple jargons and domain-specific understanding. We decided to explore the current system and find out how it all functions. Get to know about all the moving parts. We then created an intended functional understanding of the dashboard reporting and the campaign management section. The following are the goals identified:
We interviewed 8 users:
Insights from Contextual Enquiry and Heuristic Evaluation
Generic Dashboard
Poor Data Visualizations
Tedious and confusing campaign flow
Hidden Menus
Inconsistent UI
Dated UI
Existing IA
Understood the current system and created the existing IA. Experienced the product first hand and worked-out certain scenarios and use cases of relevance to the end users and the stakeholders.
High-Level IA
Created a high-level IA by performing a card sorting exercise as a part of the primary research; understood the mental model of the stakeholders and the end-user.
Detailed IA
Iterated on the high-level IA to detail out the final version of the IA or a detailed IA and eventually the entire application structure. The above drove the page level detailing.
Since there was no clear understanding of the performance matrices of campaign(s) we decided to show the information as a dashboard on the landing page. We started to a very high-level block based wireframe which slowly got refined as had multiple discussions with the stakeholders.
Rationale
This low level block diagrams helped the stakeholders design with us with their input being essential in every step of the way.
Result
Improved stakeholder buy-in - from comparing dashboard templates online to understanding how data models each visualization.
Option 1: Card for each P&L
Each Profit & Loss group had a performance chart with the tabular data present below its respective donut chart.
Rationale
This gives a high level view of the group both visually and textually.
Feedback
There is no way to see more than two P&L group together or see the conversion.
Option 2: Conversion Funnel
To illustrate conversion the next chat explored was a conversion funnel.
Rationale
This gives cannel level breakdown of the data and managers can look at "Sent" vs "Clicks" easily.
Feedback
Conversion funnel is being used to track other processes on another platform. The goal here was to have a chart that is responsive and informative for the users.
To utilize space more efficiently compared to linear (horizontal or vertical) hierarchical visualizations, the radial orientation of the sunburst chart works best and it is interactive.
Rationale
All elements on the same level are regarded equally important, thereby eliminating the dichotomy between the elements on the periphery and center.
Since it resembles a pie chart, which most of us are familiar with; the Sunburst chart is intuitive in nature.
Feedback
The users and stakeholders loved the using a PoC version which had emulated data. We could hear them talk about the decisions they could make out of this.
Since the platform was extremely data heavy, we had to make a few adaptations to cater to the need.
Campaign Group & Deployments
Each Campaign Group has deployments in terms of follow-ups and new campaigns. The listing has two parts: Campaign Groups with the contact size and responses. The inner table has deployment level details such as name, channel, status, etc. The deployments are the lowest level in the chain of hierarchy.
P&L → Campaigns → Deployments
Deployment Name
The deployment names could go up from 64 characters to 128 characters. To get around the problem, I came up with the idea of putting ellipses in between the name.
Example: fifteen_charac...teen_characters
Imagine having to manage more than a 100 meetings on your daily calendar!
Failed iterations:
Finally, we decided to create a calendar view as along with a list view so that users can look at the calendar and yet see the campaigns running in the time selected.
Forms → Canvas
Canvas Nodes
Leveraging the Sketch's "Symbol" and "Library" functionality to speed up the workflow and maintain consistency. As this was a new concept compared to the current system we decided it would be best to ideate with mid-fidelity wireframes in order to gather better feedback.
Visual Guidelines
We chose to conduct usability testing with 10 users in order to gain a better understanding of the dashboard experience and campaign management from the user's perspective.
To schedule the meetings with our current users, we collaborated with the Lead Product Manager and Senior Product Manager.
As the users were key people within IMImobile's existing clientele situated in a different geographic location; we conducted remote usability test sessions with users considering both the budget & the project time-line.
For some of the designs, we have to divide the users into two groups and had them complete many activities on the InVision prototype to test two design possibilities.


Google to offer current accounts from next year
by Anna MeninGoogle will offer personal current accounts from some time next year in partnership with banks and credit unions, as the tech titan tries to take a bite out of the personal banking market.
Citigroup and the Stanford Federal Credit Union will run the accounts for the project, which has been named Cache, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Read more: OECD targets tech giants as it shakes up global tax rules
The tech giant’s move into personal banking follows recent moves into the market by rivals Apple and Facebook.
Apple recently launched a credit card with Goldman Sachs, while Facebook launched a unified payments service, Facebook Pay, earlier this week.
Facebook’s plans to launch its Libra cryptocurrency have been met with skepticism by politicians and regulators, who have raised concerns over the possibility of it being used for money laundering.
Broader concerns have also been raised over how tech heavyweights will use their digital influence in the areas of business and economic policy.
“Our approach is going to be to partner deeply with banks and the financial system,” Caesar Sengupta, general manager and vice-president of payments at Google, told the Journal.
“It may be the slightly longer path, but it’s more sustainable,” Sengupta was quoted as saying.
Asked about Google’s planned accounts in a CNBC interview, US Senator Mark Warner said he was “concerned” about the prospect of tech giants such as Facebook or Google entering the field of banking “before there are some regulatory rules of the road”.
Read more: Mark Zuckerberg defends political ads on Facebook after Twitter ban
“Because once they get in, the ability to extract them out [will be] virtually impossible,” added the Democrat, who sits on the Senate panel that oversees banking.
“I think there out to be some very strict scrutiny,” he said.
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