Password Cracking
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Description
- Probably the single most common root cause of password issues is the human issue passwords are annoying and it seems like there are far too many of them to remember. There are frequent admonishment to have strong passwords that are changed regularly and aren’t reused for several months. There should be a different strong password for every site that is used as well ,but how are we supposed to remember all these Passwords?
- Despite knowing better, most people come up with a short list or password that they find easy to remember and stick with those, reusing them for multiple sites and not changing them often if at all.
- These very facts of human behavior mean that the potential victims make it easier for attackers, and this is one of the reasons why password attacks are very common and surprisingly effective. The victims, in essence, shoot themselves in the foot all too often with their password behavior. This is not isolated to just personal passwords but sometimes server or software administrator passwords.
Default Passwords
- Many pieces of software are installed with either blank or default passwords with the assumption that the users will change these passwords as soon as the software is installed. Except, even if the user's guide, administrator's guide, or online reminder tells the user to change the password for security, a surprising number of users never bother to do so.
- This can leave all the system's security wide open, as has been shown many times on many products. There are extensive lists available online of the default account names and passwords for just about every Piece of major software that ships with defaults.
Weak Passwords/Password Guessing
- Password guessing is the most common password cracking techniques but it is one that requires some personal knowledge of the victim if it’s going to be more than moderately effective.
- To start, the attacker takes some effort to discover various Personal information about the victim. This can include items ranging from a girl friend's name. pet's name, parents' names, birth dates, etc
- After gathering the above information, the attacker simply tries to guess the victim's password by trying various combinations of different names and numbers. People are relatively predictable, and there are some common password patterns like:
- Loved ones name + birth date/phone number
- Victim's name + birth date/phone number
- Storing passwords in plaintext is really the equivalent of writing them on the playground wall.
- If passwords must be stored, at the very least they should be encrypted.
- A better option is to store a hash that is calculated from the user's password instead of the password itself.
- This vulnerability centers around transmitting passwords in plaintext.
- If passwords are transmitted in plaintext, they are easily obtained by network sniffing, and reliance on a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) connection still leaves the vulnerability of a spoofed or man-in-the-middle attack.
- All transmission of sensitive information should require that the data he encrypted.
Dictionary-Based Attacks
- This is a version of a password attack that relies on an automated tool that simply starts trying every word in whatever dictionary it uses as a resource to find the victim's password.
- When it meets with success, the tool displays the password for the attacker.
- This type of password attack is very slow and uses a lot of system resources to function. It's also useless if the user's password isn't in the dictionary.
Brute Force Attacks
- The fall back password attack is a simple brute force attack.
- This type of attack a tool to try all the possible combinations of the available keys on the keyboard.
- This takes a long time as there are a huge number of combinations to be tried out, but it isn't reliant on the user's choice of password.
- Because of this, it has a good success rate if the attacker wants to invest that sort of effort.
Anatomy of an Exploit
- Default Passwords
- An attacker sends a packet to a target machine, which is directed to a port used by the software they are targeting, to see if their potential victim is running the target software. If they get the response they are expecting. they know they might be able to attack this victim.
- Once the attacker knows the target software is installed, he attempts to connect to that software using the well-known default administrator password.
- If the default password works, the attacker now has administrative rights to that software.
* Password Guessing
- An attacker is attempting to log in to the network of the company he was fired from with the username of his ex-boss.
- for awhile, he begins trying to guess at possible passwords until he succeeds with the ex-boss's wife's name and the day of their anniversary.
- The attacker is now logged onto the network with the credentials of his ex-boss.
- Insecure Password Storage
- An attacker merely has to obtain access to the place the password is stored to change or steal the password.
- Network sniffing of the various network traffic can expose Plaintext password transmission.
- Dictionary-Based Password Attacks
- This is the simple use of a tool to keep submitting the username and dictionary password guess until success is reached or the dictionary is exhausted.
- Brute Force Attacks
- This attack also uses a tool and keeps submitting the username and password guess until either success is reached or the tool exhausts its options.
Examples
- Default Passwords: In 1995, it was reported that the IRIX system of Silicon Graphics, Inc. (SGI) was being shipped with multiple accounts preconfigured with no password to provide easy plug and play install and operations.
- Insecure Password Storage: In 1993, it was reported that a flaw in the LOGIN.EXE program in some versions of Novell's Netware software would temporarily write a user's password and username to the disk in clear text.
- Insecure Password Transmission: In 2002, a vulnerability was reported in the driver for the SunPCi II VNC, which would allow an attacker that is sniffing unencrypted network traffic during the authentication process to see the plaintext password.
Test Techniques
- Insecure Password Storage
- The easiest way to detect plaintext password storage is to exercise your system while you run monitoring software in the background to monitor what is being created and stored on the local system.
- It's important to include install and uninstall on your system while running this same monitoring software.
- It's also important to see what storage is being done on the server, if applicable, to eliminate the possibility of insecure password storage on the server itself.
- Insecure Password Transmission
- Setting up a network sniffer and then performing functions that would require the user to log onto the system will disclose plaintext password transmission.
- Remember that wireless networks can also have this vulnerability, so they should be verified as well.
- Password Cracking
- Attempting to brute-force crack the password of a user account by simply entering a variety of different incorrect passwords will not test the security of the password itself, but it will demonstrate whether there are any mitigations in place like those that lockout the user after a certain number of incorrect password entries.
- Password cracking and guessing can also be made more difficult by setting and enforcing password length and complexity rules.
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Krishnapriya
Dhuvaraganath & Suganthi
Sai, Saran & Sam
The Bride and Groom
Shamanthan
Shamanthan, born with the full name Shree Vishwa Shamanthan, was pretty much a shrill loudspeaker. As the youngest, Shamanthan is most thankful to his partent for the gift of one and only big brother. Both of them spent most of their time in exploring electronic gadgets ending up breaking them. This cultivated his interest on eletronics and he became a nerd. After his graduation from the University of Texas, Dallas with the master's degree in VLSI designing, he is a successful Physical Design Engineer working at Apple Inc, Cupertino, San Francisco, California. Shamanthan is adding to his vows a lifetime electronics guarantee to Krishnapriya, that he will be readily available 24/7 to troubleshoot... anything & everything electricals & electronics.
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Born in the temple city, Krishnapriya was the youngest and pampered kid with two loving and caring sisters. Being the youngest, she was enriched by her parents to light up all her dreams. She had passion towards computers and eye for technology which lead her to do Engineering in Computer Science. After her gradutation, she joined as a Java Developer in the tech giant - Tata Consultancy Services, Chennai. Though she was interested in technology, she was secretly interested in learning her family business. This burning entrepreneurial spirit and eye for business knowledge drove her back to Madurai and take care of her family business along with her parents. Krishnapriya is adding to her vows that she will forever allow a one-room “man-den” with it’s contents and décor subject to Shamanthan’s discretion while she uses the entire house for her entrepreneurial passions.
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While neither bride nor groom had met face to face until this year January, it was the parents who took a step to bring in those free birds into this beautiful marri(c)age. Everything started with Shamanthan complaning about his lonely lifestyle in US and how he misses everyone everyday. He kept fussing about it and asked mom & dad to visit him occasionaly. Both of them busy with their school and business respectively, they decided to end is fuss by handing him over to Krishnapriya to deal with. When they met virtually for the first time through Skype, Shamanthan swears that it was love at first sight. Though we all know that it was the Biriyani that he had when he visited Krishnapriya's sister's house in California for a function.
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The Royal Family
Groom
Bride
Reception
Groom
Rajbala Wedding Hall
Kamarajar Salai, Madurai - 625009
Wednesday, November 22, 2017
Starting from 6 PM to 8 PM
Bride
Arunachalam Kamalambal Mahal
161-B, Kamarajar Salai, Madurai - 625009
Wednesday, November 22, 2017
Starting from 8 PM onwards
THE AVENGERS' PARTY
Groomsmen & women
Sri Shyla Hari
Balaji P
Senthil Kumar
Santhosh Rishi
Diwakar Thejas
Venkatesh Kumar
Samskrith Prabhu
Amirtha Varshan
Saranya
Soumini
Sruthi
Shree Lakshmi
Archana
Shreya
Rashmitha
Wonder Women
Samriddhi
Sai Dyuthi
Sahasra
Sukrti
Bridesmaids & men
Gopi
Rengeshbabu
Ramcharan
Ramprasanth
Sivacharan
Sivaprasath
Venkatesh
Srinivasan
Siddharth
Sivapriya
Vishnupriya
Shalini
Suganthi
Amritha
Shanmugapriya
Lasyapriya
Sheetal
Supermen & Women
Pranav Preeth
Sahana
Rema
Saharsh
Keerthan
Sriyan
Ishitha
Sindhura
Mayura
Srinithi
Wedding
Nandhi Homam
Rajbala Wedding Hall
Kamarajar Salai, Madurai - 625009
Wednesday, November 23, 2017
Starting from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
Muhurtham
Arunachalam Kamalambal Mahal
161-B, Kamarajar Salai, Madurai - 625009
Wednesday, November 23, 2017
Starting from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
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House of Laudons
Elders
Gopalachari (Late)
Ramamani
Duke & Duchess
Dhuvaraganath
Mahendra Murali
Yadindra Kumar
Umesh Kannan
Suganthi Mai
Rajula
Surekha
Shobanaa
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Elders
Viswam
Yamuna Bai
Duke & Duchess
Raja
Sundaresan
Manoharan
Jeyanthi Mai
Yogalakshmi
Indumathi
Sasikala Rani
House of Somalinga
Elders
Ramalingam
Sarojini
Count & Countess
Amarnath
Premnath
Chandrasekar
Shyamala
Malini
Santhi
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Elders
Ramanathan
Nirmala
Count & Countess
Ramnath
Krishnakumar
Balakumar
Manjula
Priya
Jayanthi
Invitation
Directions
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But for so many hours
I checked for something, for nothing
Not a desperation, or obsession
But a missing piece
A missing kiss
A missing depiction
I couldn't understand a default coldness
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Mountain Mist 50 km
Huntsville AL/USA
Race Winners
(19 runnings)
22
Jan
2011 23
Jan
2010 24
Jan
2009
26
Jan
2008 27
Jan
2007
28
Jan
2006
29
Jan
2005
24
Jan
2004
25
Jan
2003
26
Jan
2002
27
Jan
2001
22
Jan
2000
23
Jan
1999
17
Jan
1998
18
Jan
1997
20
Jan
1996
21
Jan
1995
Note: 1995 was the inaugural year. The race is on trails. The 1995 race
was about 28.5 miles (45.9 km); the 1996-97 races were about 30 miles (48.3 km).
26
Jan 2013
3:36:52
David Riddle-4
5:11:04
Katie Maehlmann (AL/USA)
28 Jan
2012
3:45:58
David Riddle-3
5:09:20
Kathryn Youngren-5
3:42:59
David Riddle-2
4:56:58
Kathryn Youngren-4
3:58:30
David Riddle (OH/USA)
5:21:09
Dana Overton (AL/USA)
4:07:05
David Rindt (GA/USA)
4:53:55
Wendi Parker (TN/USA)
3:57:52
Josh Beckham (USA)
4:52:16
Patricia Smith-2
3:46:19
David Mackey (CO/USA)
4:53:35
Kristine Whorton (TN/USA)
4:04:24
Dave Welsh (USA)
4:50:14
Patricia Smith (USA)
4:07:33
DeWayne Satterfield-9
5:06:39
Courtney (Fenstermach)
Smith-2
4:01:58
Ian Torrence (AZ/USA)
4:39:53
Michelle Richardson (USA)
4:05:43
DeWayne Satterfield-8
4:59:40
Courtney (Smith) Fenstermach (USA)
4:03:47
DeWayne Satterfield-7
4:43:28
Kathryn Youngren-3
4:12:16
DeWayne Satterfield-6
4:59:47
Kathryn Youngren-2
4:15:39
DeWayne Satterfield-5
5:11:04
Barbara Saunders-2
4:08:46
DeWayne Satterfield-4
5:14:03
Kathryn Youngren (AL/USA)
4:08:27
DeWayne Satterfield-3
5:02:36
Janice (DeHaye) Anderson-3
3:49:37
DeWayne Satterfield-2
4:39:52
Janice (DeHaye) Anderson-2
4:04:01
David Purrington (USA)
4:48:59
Janice (DeHaye) Anderson (GA/USA)
3:49:27
DeWayne Satterfield (AL/USA)
5:36:22
Barbara Saunders (AL/USA)
Most Wins (1991-date)
Men 9
DeWayne Satterfield (AL/USA)
1995,1997-2003,2005
Women
5
Kathryn Youngren (AL/USA)
1999,2001-02,2011-12
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners only)
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
The race time bias is not calculated for distances beyond 45 km..
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Finishers
Year Men Women Total 2013 216 69 285 2012 225 54 279 2011 213 61 274 2010 207 39 246 2009 208 49 257 2008 195 58 253 2007 221 42 263 2006 229 38 267 2005 191 33 224 2004 218 47 265 2003 178 27 205 2002 140 17 157 2001 123 17 140 2000 104 21 125 1999 122 35 157 1998 99 32 131 1997 92 20 112 1996 57 11 68 1995 32 4 36 Sums 3070 674 3744 M/F 4.55
Last Updated on 05 Apr 2013
Contributor: Huntsville TC


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[ ] Complete the carousel functionality in Carousel.js
[ ] If you complete the Carousel, add functionality so that the carousel slides when the buttons are pressed instead of just appearing.
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.cell
A simple flexbox grid.
Alike .row
in float grid, .flex-grid
is the main container and .cell
is equivalent to .columns
.
Available cell sizes are builded from $sv-flex-grid-sizes
list and defined for each enabled breakpoints.
.margin
feature is defined from $sv-flex-grid-gutter
.
Available cell width sizes are builded from list $sv-flex-grid-sizes
, note that size decimals are removed from the size class name so value 33.333
will build a class names like .small-33
, .medium-33
, etc..
$include-sv-flex: false;
sveetoy/components/_flex.scss
.cell
.cell.small-100.medium-{{ k }}
{{ v }}%
.cell
.cell.small-100.medium-{{ k }}
{{ v }}%
.v-align-{{ name }}
Every alignment classname is available for each breakpoint names, you can combine them to change alignment behavior between breakpoints.
Classnames are builded using enabled breakpoints from $sv-breakpoints
.
| {% for name in styleguide.flex_vertical_alignments %} | {{ name|capitalize }} | {% endfor %}
|---|---|
| {% for name in styleguide.flex_vertical_alignments %} | .v-align-{{ name }} | {% endfor %}
| {{ breakpoint|capitalize }} | {% for name in styleguide.flex_vertical_alignments %}.{{ breakpoint }}-v-align-{{ name }} | {% endfor %}
Every direction classname is available for each breakpoint names, you can combine them to change direction behavior between breakpoints.
Like below with .direction-column.large-direction-row
:
Classnames are builded using enabled breakpoints from $sv-breakpoints
.
| {% for name in styleguide.flex_directions %} | {{ name|capitalize }} | {% endfor %}
|---|---|
| {% for name in styleguide.flex_directions %} | .direction-{{ name }} | {% endfor %}
| {% if breakpoint %}{{ breakpoint|capitalize }}{% endif %} | {% for name in styleguide.flex_directions %}.{{ breakpoint }}{% if breakpoint %}-{% endif %}direction-{{ name }} | {% endfor %}


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- Mars has two tiny moond called Phobos and Deimos.
- Phobos is 27 km across while Deimos is just 15 km across.
- The red surface on mars is because of the presense of iron on its surface.
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This plugin was written to be small, useful and nothing more.
It is quite simple!
1st Include jquery and key:
<script src='jquery.js'></script>
<script src='jquery.key.js'></script>
2nd Call key:
$.key('your key', function() {
// your function
});
3rd Press your key/s!
$.key('esc', function() {
alert('esc');
});
Press CTRL + C
$.key('ctrl+c', function() {
alert('ctrl+c');
});
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int getgrouplist(const char *user, gid_t group,
gid_t *groups, int *ngroups);
Feature Test Macro Requirements for glibc (see feature_test_macros(7)):
If it was not among the groups defined for user in the group database, then group is included in the list of groups returned by getgrouplist(); typically this argument is specified as the group ID from the password record for user.
The ngroups argument is a value-result argument: on return it always contains the number of groups found for user, including group; this value may be greater than the number of groups stored in groups.
If the user is a member of more than *ngroups groups, then getgrouplist() returns -1. In this case, the value returned in *ngroups can be used to resize the buffer passed to a further call getgrouplist().
The program below displays the group list for the user named in its first command-line argument. The second command-line argument specifies the ngroups value to be supplied to getgrouplist(). The following shell session shows examples of the use of this program:
$ ./a.out cecilia 0 getgrouplist() returned -1; ngroups = 3 $ ./a.out cecilia 3 ngroups = 3 16 (dialout) 33 (video) 100 (users)
#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <grp.h> #include <pwd.h> int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int j, ngroups; gid_t *groups; struct passwd *pw; struct group *gr; if (argc != 3) { fprintf(stderr, "Usage: %s <user> <ngroups>\n", argv[0]); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); } ngroups = atoi(argv[2]); groups = malloc(ngroups * sizeof (gid_t)); if (groups == NULL) { perror("malloc"); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); } /* Fetch passwd structure (contains first group ID for user) */ pw = getpwnam(argv[1]); if (pw == NULL) { perror("getpwnam"); exit(EXIT_SUCCESS); } /* Retrieve group list */ if (getgrouplist(argv[1], pw->pw_gid, groups, &ngroups) == -1) { fprintf(stderr, "getgrouplist() returned -1; ngroups = %d\n", ngroups); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); } /* Display list of retrieved groups, along with group names */ fprintf(stderr, "ngroups = %d\n", ngroups); for (j = 0; j < ngroups; j++) { printf("%d", groups[j]); gr = getgrgid(groups[j]); if (gr != NULL) printf(" (%s)", gr->gr_name); printf("\n"); } exit(EXIT_SUCCESS); }


Automatically restarting a Kafka Connect connector when he has the STATUS FAILED
First of all, it’s important to mention that this tutorial works only when the connector fails because of normal circumstances. For example, when the source database is down or when occurs a reboot.
Let’s begin choosing the Kafka Connect connector that you want to monitor and restart if its status is failed. Let’s assume the name of the connector is “my-connector”.
Create a shell script file using a text editor such as nano or vim. Let’s call the file “restart-connector.sh”. Make sure to give the file executable permission using the command chmod +x restart-connector.sh.
The first step in the script is to check the status of the connector using the Kafka Connect REST API. You can use the following command to do this:
connector_status=$(curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" http://localhost:8083/connectors/my-connector/status)
This command will store the HTTP response code in the connector_status variable.
Check if the connector_status variable is equal to 200. If it is not equal to 200, it means that the connector is in a failed state, and we need to restart it. You can use the following command to check the value of the connector_status variable:
if [ "$connector_status" != "200" ]; then
# Restart the connector
fi
If the connector_status variable is not equal to 200, we need to restart the connector. You can use the following command to restart the connector:
curl -X POST http://localhost:8083/connectors/my-connector/restart
This command will send a POST request to the Kafka Connect REST API to restart the connector. Save and close the file.
Here is the complete script:
#!/bin/bash
connector_status=$(curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" http://localhost:8083/connectors/my-connector/status)
if [ "$connector_status" != "200" ]; then
curl -X POST http://localhost:8083/connectors/my-connector/restart
fi
Note: Replace “my-connector” with the name of the Kafka Connect connector you want to monitor and restart.
But if we want to check all connectors?
#!/bin/bash
# Get a list of all connectors
connectors=$(curl -s http://localhost:8083/connectors)
# Loop through each connector and check its status
for connector in $(echo "${connectors}" | jq -r '.[]'); do
connector_status=$(curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" http://localhost:8083/connectors/$connector/status)
# If the connector is in a failed state, restart it
if [ "$connector_status" != "200" ]; then
curl -X POST http://localhost:8083/connectors/$connector/restart
fi
done
This script first gets a list of all connectors using the Kafka Connect REST API. It then loops through each connector and checks its status. If the status is not equal to 200, it means the connector is in a failed state, and the script restarts the connector using the Kafka Connect REST API.
Note that this version of the script requires the jq command-line tool to be installed, which can be installed on most Linux systems using the package manager (e.g., sudo apt-get install jq on Ubuntu).
Now, we can verify all connector every 5 minutes using simple crontab!
*/5 * * * * /path/to/script.sh
Replace /path/to/script.sh with the full path to the script file that contains the code to check and restart Kafka Connect connectors.
To add this entry to your crontab, run the following command:
crontab -e
This will open the crontab file in your default text editor. Add the above line at the end of the file, save and close the file. This will schedule the script to run every 5 minutes :).
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theorem square_root_prime(n : ℕ)(pc: ∀ p : ℕ, prime p ∧ dvd p n ∧ p*p > n) : prime n :=
begin
absurd,
end
How do I negate the statement prime p?
I don't quite know what you're doing, but you are assuming a hypothesis pc
which is false so you should be able to prove anything. You're assuming that every number p
is prime, and also divides n
, and also has square bigger than n
.
Also I can't get your code to compile -- are there missing imports / opens etc? There is more than one definition of prime
in mathlib (corresponding to the fact that there is more than one usage of the word in mathematics)
absurd
is a function; it takes proofs of P and not P, and spits out a term of any type you like. Within a begin end
block you have to use tactics.
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540_joshua1989.py
from collections import defaultdict, deque
from heapq import heappush, heappop
class Solution:
def maxNumOfSubstrings(self, s: str) -> List[str]:
aux = defaultdict(list)
for i, c in enumerate(s):
aux[c].append(i)
valid = {}
for c in aux:
l, r, seen = aux[c][0], aux[c][-1], {c}
while True:
overlap = {
z for z, idx in aux.items()
if any(l <= j <= r for j in idx)
} - seen
if not overlap: break
seen |= overlap
l = min(l, min(aux[z][0] for z in overlap))
r = max(r, max(aux[z][-1] for z in overlap))
valid[c] = (l, r)
pq = []
for c, (l, r) in valid.items():
heappush(pq, (r, r - l + 1, c))
chars, L, cur_l, end = set(), math.inf, 0, -1
while pq:
cur, l, c = heappop(pq)
if valid[c][0] > end:
cur_l += l
end = cur
chars.add(c)
return [s[valid[c][0]:valid[c][-1] + 1] for c in chars]


Using Amazon Glacier with the AWS Command Line Interface
You can upload a large file to Amazon Glacier by splitting it into smaller parts and uploading them from the command line. This topic describes the process of creating a vault, splitting a file, and configuring and executing a multipart upload to Amazon Glacier with the AWS CLI.
Note
This tutorial uses several command line tools that typically come pre-installed on Unix-like operating systems including Linux and OS X. Windows users can use the same tools by installing Cygwin and running the commands from the Cygwin terminal. Windows native commands and utilities that perform the same functions are noted where available.
Topics
Create an Amazon Glacier Vault
Create a vault with the aws glacier create-vault
command. The following
command creates a vault named myvault
.
$ aws glacier create-vault --account-id - --vault-name myvault
{
"location": "/123456789012/vaults/myvault"
}
Note
All glacier commands require an account ID parameter. Use a hyphen to specify the current account.
Prepare a File for Uploading
Create a file for the test upload. The following commands create a file that contains exactly 3 MiB (3 x 1024 x 1024 bytes) of random data.
Linux, macOS, or Unix
$ dd if=/dev/urandom of=largefile bs=3145728 count=1
1+0 records in
1+0 records out
3145728 bytes (3.1 MB) copied, 0.205813 s, 15.3 MB/s
dd
is a utility that copies a number of bytes from an input file to an output
file. The above example uses the device file /dev/urandom
as a source of
random data. fsutil
performs a similar function in Windows:
Windows
C:\temp>fsutil file createnew largefile 3145728
File C:\temp\largefile is created
Next, split the file into 1 MiB (1048576 byte) chunks.
$ split --bytes=1048576 --verbose largefile chunk
creating file `chunkaa'
creating file `chunkab'
creating file `chunkac'
Note
HJ-Split is a free file splitter for Windows and many other platforms.
Initiate a Multipart Upload and Upload Files
Create a multipart upload in Amazon Glacier by using the aws glacier
initiate-multipart-upload
command.
$ aws glacier initiate-multipart-upload --account-id - --archive-description "multipart upload test" --part-size 1048576 --vault-name myvault
{
"uploadId": "19gaRezEXAMPLES6Ry5YYdqthHOC_kGRCT03L9yetr220UmPtBYKk-OssZtLqyFu7sY1_lR7vgFuJV6NtcV5zpsJ",
"location": "/123456789012/vaults/myvault/multipart-uploads/19gaRezEXAMPLES6Ry5YYdqthHOC_kGRCT03L9yetr220UmPtBYKk-OssZtLqyFu7sY1_lR7vgFuJV6NtcV5zpsJ"
}
Amazon Glacier requires the size of each part in bytes (1 MiB in this example), your vault name, and an account ID in order to configure the multipart upload. The AWS CLI outputs an upload ID when the operation is complete. Save the upload ID to a shell variable for later use.
Linux, macOS, or Unix
$ UPLOADID="19gaRezEXAMPLES6Ry5YYdqthHOC_kGRCT03L9yetr220UmPtBYKk-OssZtLqyFu7sY1_lR7vgFuJV6NtcV5zpsJ
"
Windows
C:\temp> set UPLOADID="19gaRezEXAMPLES6Ry5YYdqthHOC_kGRCT03L9yetr220UmPtBYKk-OssZtLqyFu7sY1_lR7vgFuJV6NtcV5zpsJ
"
Next, use the aws glacier upload-multipart-part
command to upload each part.
$ aws glacier upload-multipart-part --upload-id $UPLOADID --body chunkaa --range 'bytes 0-1048575/*' --account-id - --vault-name myvault
{
"checksum": "e1f2a7cd6e047fa606fe2f0280350f69b9f8cfa602097a9a026360a7edc1f553"
}
$ aws glacier upload-multipart-part --upload-id $UPLOADID --body chunkab --range 'bytes 1048576-2097151/*' --account-id - --vault-name myvault
{
"checksum": "e1f2a7cd6e047fa606fe2f0280350f69b9f8cfa602097a9a026360a7edc1f553"
}
$ aws glacier upload-multipart-part --upload-id $UPLOADID --body chunkac --range 'bytes 2097152-3145727/*' --account-id - --vault-name myvault
{
"checksum": "e1f2a7cd6e047fa606fe2f0280350f69b9f8cfa602097a9a026360a7edc1f553"
}
Note
The above example uses the dollar sign ("$") to dereference the
UPLOADID
shell variable. On the Windows command line, use two percent signs
(i.e. %UPLOADID%
).
You must specify the byte range of each part when you upload it so it can be reassembled in the proper order by Amazon Glacier. Each piece is 1048576 bytes, so the first piece occupies bytes 0-1048575, the second 1048576-2097151, and the third 2097152-3145727.
Complete the Upload
Amazon Glacier requires a tree hash of the original file in order to confirm that all of the uploaded pieces reached AWS intact. To calculate a tree hash, you split the file into 1 MiB parts and calculate a binary SHA-256 hash of each piece. Then you split the list of hashes into pairs, combine the two binary hashes in each pair, and take hashes of the results. Repeat this process until there is only one hash left. If there is an odd number of hashes at any level, promote it to the next level without modifying it.
The key to calculating a tree hash correctly when using command line utilities is to store each hash in binary format and only convert to hexadecimal at the last step. Combining or hashing the hexadecimal version of any hash in the tree will cause an incorrect result.
Note
Windows users can use the type
command in place of cat
.
OpenSSL is available for Windows at OpenSSL.org.
To calculate a tree hash
-
Split the original file into 1 MiB parts if you haven't already.
$
split --bytes=1048576 --verbose largefile chunk
creating file `chunkaa' creating file `chunkab' creating file `chunkac' -
Calculate and store the binary SHA-256 hash of each chunk.
$
openssl dgst -sha256 -binary chunkaa > hash1
$openssl dgst -sha256 -binary chunkab > hash2
$openssl dgst -sha256 -binary chunkac > hash3
-
Combine the first two hashes and take the binary hash of the result.
$
cat hash1 hash2 > hash12
$openssl dgst -sha256 -binary hash12 > hash12hash
-
Combine the parent hash of chunks aa and ab with the hash of chunk ac and hash the result, this time outputing hexadecimal. Store the result in a shell variable.
$
cat hash12hash hash3 > hash123
$openssl dgst -sha256 hash123
SHA256(hash123)= 9628195fcdbcbbe76cdde932d4646fa7de5f219fb39823836d81f0cc0e18aa67 $TREEHASH=
9628195fcdbcbbe76cdde932d4646fa7de5f219fb39823836d81f0cc0e18aa67
Finally, complete the upload with the aws glacier complete-multipart-upload
command. This command takes the original file's size in bytes, the final tree hash value in
hexadecimal, and your account ID and vault name.
$ aws glacier complete-multipart-upload --checksum $TREEHASH --archive-size 3145728 --upload-id $UPLOADID --account-id - --vault-name myvault
{
"archiveId": "d3AbWhE0YE1m6f_fI1jPG82F8xzbMEEZmrAlLGAAONJAzo5QdP-N83MKqd96Unspoa5H5lItWX-sK8-QS0ZhwsyGiu9-R-kwWUyS1dSBlmgPPWkEbeFfqDSav053rU7FvVLHfRc6hg",
"checksum": "9628195fcdbcbbe76cdde932d4646fa7de5f219fb39823836d81f0cc0e18aa67",
"location": "/123456789012/vaults/myvault/archives/d3AbWhE0YE1m6f_fI1jPG82F8xzbMEEZmrAlLGAAONJAzo5QdP-N83MKqd96Unspoa5H5lItWX-sK8-QS0ZhwsyGiu9-R-kwWUyS1dSBlmgPPWkEbeFfqDSav053rU7FvVLHfRc6hg"
}
You can also check the status of the vault using aws glacier describe-vault
:
$ aws glacier describe-vault --account-id - --vault-name myvault
{
"SizeInBytes": 3178496,
"VaultARN": "arn:aws:glacier:us-west-2:123456789012:vaults/myvault",
"LastInventoryDate": "2015-04-07T00:26:19.028Z",
"NumberOfArchives": 1,
"CreationDate": "2015-04-06T21:23:45.708Z",
"VaultName": "myvault"
}
It is now safe to remove the part and hash files you created:
$ rm chunk* hash*
For more information on multipart uploads, see Uploading Large Archives in Parts and Computing Checksums in the Amazon Glacier Developer Guide.


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| 16 | 4 |
| 32 | 5 |
| 64 | 6 |
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| 256 | 8 |
| 512 | 9 |
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Rya Cooper, who works in the Department for Education, discusses her experience as a Civil Service apprentice.
Rya Cooper from Sheffield, age 20, has a role in the finance and commercial function of the Department for Education (DfE) and has been an apprentice since September 2013. She is currently working on a project to organise departmental structures in their enterprise resource planning system.
Rya says:
After I left school in 2009 I went straight into the British Army. I was discharged on medical grounds; I had missed the enrolments for college and I did not have the right qualifications to take up a university place. This is where I discovered apprenticeships.
I enrolled for this apprenticeship as I have always had an interest in politics and it gives me a great opportunity to expand my education whilst undertaking a role in the civil service.
The range of roles and opportunities in the finance and commercial group gives me a new challenge on a daily basis, from preparing meetings and traveling nationwide to managing general administration and databases; this benefits my apprenticeship in many ways.
The most exciting aspect of my role for me is travelling. I have had many opportunities to work alongside other departments in the Civil Service as well as traveling to other locations, such as London, Manchester and Coventry. My greatest achievement through this apprenticeship would be meeting David Cameron, which happened only 1 month into my employment.
I am hugely grateful to be on this apprenticeship scheme as it provides me with a Level 4 qualification, a role in the business administration and overall a brighter future in the civil service. If you are motivated, reliable and willing to accept new challenges on a daily basis, then there should be nothing to hold you back on applying for this role!
One of the most challenging aspects of the job is balancing work loads and requests from other members of staff around me, particularly on busy weeks. I enjoy the challenges that come with my role and it helps me expand my knowledge and broaden my skills in different areas.
I think apprenticeships are the future, as employers these days are not only looking for qualifications but also your skills and work experiences. Apprenticeships offer all of this and more as they provide you with new opportunities to expand your skills in the workplace, as well as providing you with a qualification.
My advice to people who are thinking of an apprenticeship role in the Civil Service is to go for it; it’s a great experience and provides you with new skills, opportunities and new knowledge of the Civil Service. You meet loads of new faces and gain new experiences on a daily basis – good luck for the future!
For more information and to register your interest in applying to become an apprentice visit the Civil Service Apprenticeship Schemes page.
Published: 21 January 2014


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Use the MockBehaviorRecorder to record a SQL database call. The MockBehaviorRecorder is pre-configured to use preferred interfaces for java.sql.* interfaces, e.g. Connection, PreparedStatement, ResultSet.
The MockBehaviorRecorder works by instrumenting an object, listening to method calls, and recording those interactions as EasyMock mock objects in the resulting factory.
For this tutorial, we're going to assume we are using a "SqlOrderSearch" class that connects to a database and performs a text search over several columns of a database table of orders. First we must instantiate and configure the recorder to tell it where to output the generated factory class:
MockBehaviorRecorder recorder = new MockBehaviorRecorder();
//Set the output directory for generated source code
recorder.setDestination( "recordings" );
//Set a class name for the recording, otherwise the recorder will default to "java.sql.generated.ConnectionFactory"
recorder.setClassName( "com.tampalaptops.search.generated.SqlOrderSearchConnectionFactory");
Next we want to instrument the java.sql.Connection class, then use the instrumented Connection just like we would use the real Connection.
SqlOrderSearch search = new SqlOrderSearch();
Connection connection = search.createConnection();
Connection instrumentedConnection = recorder.record( connection );
search.setConnection( instrumentedConnection );
search.setSearchText( "Kirk" );
List orderDetails = search.searchDetails();
Behind the scenes, SqlOrderSearch is doing real work with java.sql.* interaces, such as PreparedStatement and ResultSet, something like:
PreparedStatement statement = getConnection().prepareStatement( "select * from orders where name like ?" );
statement.setString( 1, "%Kirk%" );
ResultSet resultSet = statement.executeQuery();
List names = new ArrayList();
while( resultSet.next() )
{
names.add( resultSet.getString( "name" ) );
}
getConnection().close();
Finally, we must tell the recorder that we are finished recording so that it can write out our factory:
recorder.endRecording();
Which will produce a factory, in this case com.tampalaptops.search.generated.SqlOrderSearchConnectionFactory that can be used in a unit test to produce a mock Connection that will emulate and verify the database interaction as EasyMock objects:
public void testSearch() throws Exception
{
SqlOrderSearch search = new SqlOrderSearch();
search.setConnection( new SqlOrderSearchConnectionFactory().buildConnection() );
search.setSearchText( "Kirk" );
List orderDetails = search.searchDetails();
assertEquals( 1, orderDetails.size() );
}
Note that the EasyMock mock objects are going to verify all interactions with the java.sql.* interfaces internal to SqlOrderSearch, so even a unit test with no explicit assertions is going to test the class fairly thoroughly. For instance, if SqlOrderSearch is subsequently changed so that it fails to close the Connection, the unit test will fail.


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Exercise 1-C
In this exercise, we will reverse a string.
We will continue using the files in the "03-exercise-01" folder as a starting point and proceed with the following steps:
- Declare a string variable containing any value.
- Reverse the string.
In this exercise, we will reverse a string.
We will continue using the files in the "03-exercise-01" folder as a starting point and proceed with the following steps:


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page.
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, the old style from the previous version of Currently
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Below is an example of each generator function currently available. All of the available options
can be entered and the resulting path will be drawn on a canvas. Additionally, the code snippet
required to create the path will be output. Some options are not required - they are marked with
a "*" but are always used in this demo to illustate the option. This demo also shows the ordering
of the points in the path. The plot animations follow each path in order of the points. After
the animation is complete, the path is redrawn with continuous lines.


Critical section support
Gates are used by clients to protect concurrent access to critical
data structures. Critical data structures are those that must be
updated by at most one thread at a time. All code that needs access
to a critical data structure "enters" a gate (that's associated with the
data structure) prior to accessing the data, modifies the data structure,
then "leaves" the gate.
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macro Void | |
Void | |
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DETAILS
Gates are used by clients to protect concurrent access to critical
data structures. Critical data structures are those that must be
updated by at most one thread at a time. All code that needs access
to a critical data structure "enters" a gate (that's associated with the
data structure) prior to accessing the data, modifies the data structure,
then "leaves" the gate.
A gate is responsible for ensuring that at most one thread at a time
can enter and execute "inside" the gate. There are several
implementations of gates, with different system executation times and
latency tradoffs. In addition, some gates must not be entered by certain
thread types; e.g., a gate that is implemented via a "blocking" semaphore
must not be called by an interrupt service routine (ISR).
A module can be declared "gated" by adding the
@Gated attribute to the
module's XDC spec file. A "gated" module is assigned a module-level gate
at the configuration time, and that gate is then used to protect critical
sections in the module's target code. A module-level gate is an instance of
a module implementing
IGateProvider interface. However, gated
modules do not access their module-level gates directly. They use this
module to access transparently their module-level gate.
Application code that is not a part of any module also has a
module-level gate, configured through the module
Main.
Each gated module can optionally create gates on an adhoc basis at
runtime using the same gate module that was used to create the module
level gate.
Gates that work by disabling all preemption while inside a gate can be
used to protect data structures accessed by ISRs and other
threads. But, if the time required to update the data structure is not
a small constant, this type of gate may violate a system's real-time
requirements.
Gates have two orthogonal attributes: "blocking" and "preemptible".
In general, gates that are "blocking" can not be use by code that is
called by ISRs and gates that are not "preemptible" should only be used to
to protect data manipulated by code that has small constant execution
time.
| typedef Gate_Ref |
|
Opaque reference to an allocated gate instance
| Gate_allocInstance() // module-wide |
|
Allocate a gate instance from the current module's gate
ARGUMENTS
eb
Error block pointer
If NULL, any error in creating the instance will terminate
the application.
DETAILS
This method is used by modules to create gates at runtime using
the same
IGateProvider that was used to create the module
level gate. The parameters passed to the
IGateProvider are
specified at configuration time via the
Types.Common$.gateParams
configuration parameter.
RETURNS
Non-NULL instance handle is returned if no error occurs; otherwise
an error is raised in eb and NULL is returned.
SEE
| Gate_canBePreempted() // module-wide |
|
Check if the module level gate allows thread preemption
macro Bool Gate_canBePreempted();
DETAILS
This type of gate should always be used by clients that protect
a data structure whose updates require more than a small
constant amount of time; e.g., update of a memory allocator's free
list.
RETURNS
Returns TRUE if the underlying gate does not disable
thread preemption.
| Gate_canBlock() // module-wide |
|
Check if the module level gate can block threads
macro Bool Gate_canBlock();
DETAILS
This type of gate should never be called by clients that must never
call a "blocking" RTOS operation; e.g., interrupt service
routines
RETURNS
Returns TRUE if the underlying gatekeeper's gate can
block
| Gate_enterInstance() // module-wide |
|
Enter a critical section protected by this gate instance
macro IArg Gate_enterInstance(
Gate_Ref gate);
ARGUMENTS
RETURNS
Returns a "key" value that must be used to leave
gate
via
leaveInstance().
| Gate_enterModule() // module-wide |
|
Enter a critical section protected by the current module's gate
macro IArg Gate_enterModule();
RETURNS
Returns a "key" value that must be used to leave the current module
gate via
leaveModule().
SEE
| Gate_enterSystem() // module-wide |
|
Enter a critical section protected by the global System gate
RETURNS
Returns a "key" value that must be used to leave the
System
gate via
leaveSystem().
SEE
| Gate_freeInstance() // module-wide |
|
Free a gate instance to the current module's gatekeeper
macro Void Gate_freeInstance(
Gate_Ref gate);
ARGUMENTS
SEE
| Gate_leaveInstance() // module-wide |
|
Leave a critical section protected by a gate
macro Void Gate_leaveInstance(
Gate_Ref gate,
IArg key);
ARGUMENTS
SEE
| Gate_leaveModule() // module-wide |
|
Leave a critical section protected by the current module's gate
macro Void Gate_leaveModule(IArg key);
ARGUMENTS
SEE
| Gate_leaveSystem() // module-wide |
|
Leave a critical section protected by the global System gate
Void Gate_leaveSystem(IArg key);
ARGUMENTS
SEE
| Module-Wide Built-Ins |
|
// Get this module's unique id
Bool Gate_Module_startupDone();
// Test if this module has completed startup
// The heap from which this module allocates memory
Bool Gate_Module_hasMask();
// Test whether this module has a diagnostics mask
Bits16 Gate_Module_getMask();
// Returns the diagnostics mask for this module
Void Gate_Module_setMask(Bits16 mask);
// Set the diagnostics mask for this module
var Gate = xdc.useModule('xdc.runtime.Gate');
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Research in natural language processing (NLP) has seen many advances over the recent years, from word embeddings to pretrained language models. However, most of these approaches rely on large labelled datasets, which has constrained their success to languages where such data is plentiful. In this talk, I will give an overview of approaches that transfer knowledge across languages and enable us to scale NLP models to more of the world's 7,000 languages. I will cover the spectrum of recent cross-lingual transfer approaches, from word embeddings to deep pretrained models. The talk will conclude with a discussion of the cutting-edge of learning such representations, their limitations, and future directions.
On his webpage ruder.io, which is also a well-known Machine Learning blog, Sebastian writes: I'm a research scientist at DeepMind, London. I completed my PhD in Natural Language Processing and Deep Learning at the Insight Research Centre for Data Analytics, while working as a research scientist at Dublin-based text analytics startup AYLIEN. Previously, I've studied Computational Linguistics at the University of Heidelberg, Germany and at Trinity College, Dublin. During my studies, I've worked with Microsoft, IBM's Extreme Blue, Google Summer of Code, and SAP, among others. I'm interested in transfer learning for NLP and making ML and NLP more accessible.
The event will take place on Thursday, 6 February, 2020 at 6:15pm at the Seminarraum in Gästehaus of University Heidelberg, Im Neuenheimer Feld 370. Drinks and Pizza will be provided, courtesy of the Division of Medical Image Computing at DKFZ. Kindly help us plan ahead by registering for the event on our meetup page.


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It reflects a tentative direction of Arcology as a cooperative home, and may change
without warning. In future
subleases, this section will become increasingly detailed and replace words of
the form "should"
with words of the form "is" or "does".
Residents of Arcology can earn stake (shares) in the home, which gives them a
right to earn dividends from house profits and conversely participate in risks of default
on the master lease.
Profits from the home may be distributed proportionally to residents holding shares
(shareholders) at periodic intervals. Some shares hold a fix dividend rate and should
be paid first
Any Deposit Payment that is held by Arcology should be applied to the deposit of the master
lease. If the Master Deposit is defaulted for lack of paying the Master Rent or damage
to the property that has not been repaired by the Master Move-out Date,
the Deposit Amounts of long-term residents at the Move-Out Date will experience a
corresponding loss.


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The following costs are entered by the organisation from the summary of resources section on the Je-S form
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HexEdit provides help at every turn, if you need it. As well as the standard help topics available from the Help menu there are status bar messages, tooltips, tips of the day, keyboard map, context-sensitive help and popup help for dialog controls.
The status bar displays a message when you move the mouse over a menu item or a toolbar button, which describes what it does. A short “tip” is also displayed if you hold the mouse over a toolbar button or an indicator on the status bar, which describes what it is for.
To get more information on a menu item, toolbar button, or any part of the HexEdit display you can press Shift+F1. This invokes a help mode where the context-sensitive help is shown for the next thing you click on.
To quickly get help on a toolbar button or menu item hold the mouse over it and press F1.
When you start HexEdit a new Tip of the Day is displayed. This can be disabled using the Show Tip of the Day check box in System General Options page. You can also see the latest tip using the Tip of the Day command on the Help menu. The tips are stored in a text file called HexEdit.tip, which is found in the same place as HexEdit.exe.
Dialog Help
Often the place you really need help is in some obscure dialog, which you rarely use. HexEdit provides extensive help in dialogs.
All HexEdit dialogs (except a few simple ones) have a button labelled “Help”. The simplest way to find out about a dialog is to click this button. The help topic displayed shows general information about the dialog as well as specific information about the controls in the dialog.
To get quick help on a particular control in a dialog click the “?” in the dialog’s title bar and click on the control. Alternatively, select the control with the mouse or arrows keys and press F1, or right-click the control and select What's This from the popup menu. A small description is displayed in a “tip” window.
More help
There are several tutorials on specific topics provided in the help. See the Tutorials section in the Contents tab on the left.
Several short video tutorials are available on the web covering everything from the basics to advanced topics -- see http://www.hexedit.com/videos.aspx.
You can also find useful information in our forums (eg, Tips and Tricks) - see http://www.hexedit.com/forums.htm. You can also post a question in the Questions forum.
You can also send us an email using the email dialog - see Help via Email command or get help from our website at http://www.hexedit.com/contact_form.aspx.
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For further information see:
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! DART software - Copyright UCAR. This open source software is provided ! by UCAR, "as is", without charge, subject to all terms of use at ! http://www.image.ucar.edu/DAReS/DART/DART_download ! ! $Id$ !> Program to integrate assimilation model forward for asynchronous filter !> execution. program integrate_model !> @todo FIXME: i think this program needs to have 2 restart lists, !> one for input, one for output, and possibly an array of ensemble !> numbers (not sure about that), which it then uses the read_state() !> and write_state() routines to get and put the data after the !> model advances. use time_manager_mod, only : time_type, operator(<), print_time use utilities_mod, only : register_module, & error_handler, E_MSG, nmlfileunit, & do_nml_file, do_nml_term, & find_namelist_in_file, check_namelist_read use assim_model_mod, only : static_init_assim_model, get_model_size use obs_model_mod, only : advance_state use ensemble_manager_mod, only : init_ensemble_manager, ensemble_type, & prepare_to_write_to_vars use mpi_utilities_mod, only : initialize_mpi_utilities, finalize_mpi_utilities, & task_count, iam_task0 use state_vector_io_mod, only : read_state, write_state use io_filenames_mod, only : file_info_type, io_filenames_init, set_io_copy_flag, & set_file_metadata, READ_COPY, WRITE_COPY, & get_restart_filename, get_stage_metadata use types_mod, only : i8 implicit none ! version controlled file description for error handling, do not edit character(len=256), parameter :: source = & "$URL$" character(len=32 ), parameter :: revision = "$Revision$" character(len=128), parameter :: revdate = "$Date$" type(ensemble_type) :: ens_handle type(time_type) :: target_time integer :: iunit, rc integer(i8) :: model_size type(file_info_type) :: input_file_info, output_file_info ! dummy args for the advance_state call. presumably this ! executable was invoked by a script that was originally ! called by advance_state() in filter, so no need to get ! recursive here. but if you want to use this outside of ! the dart advance, you could comment these in and add ! them to the namelist below. !character (len=129) :: adv_ens_command = '' !integer :: async = 0 !integer :: tasks_per_model_advance = 1 !---------------------------------------------------------------- !>@todo either use the namelist or take it out. ! to enable the use of the namelist, change this to .true. and recompile. logical :: use_namelist = .false. ! for use outside dart, or to call after dart finishes and ! writes a restart file (without a target time), set this ! to .false. and supply a target time with target_days, secs logical :: is_model_advance_file = .true. ! for debugging, status character(len=256) :: ic_file_name = "temp_ic.nc" character(len=256) :: ud_file_name = "temp_ud.nc" logical :: trace_execution = .false. character(len=512) :: errstring ! to overwrite the target time, set these to something >= 0 integer :: target_days = -1, target_seconds = -1 ! only read in if use_namelist is .true. -- ignored otherwise. namelist /integrate_model_nml/ & ic_file_name, ud_file_name, & trace_execution, is_model_advance_file, target_days, target_seconds !---------------------------------------------------------------- ! This program should only be run with a single process call initialize_mpi_utilities('integrate_model') ! This version is ok to build with MPI and run with more than a single ! task, but only task 0 reads the input, advances the model, and writes ! the output. All the other tasks just hang out and exit when task 0 is done. ! FIXME: that could be changed to do multiple ens members in parallel. ! the code does NOT do this now. if(task_count() > 1) & call error_handler(E_MSG,'integrate_model','Only one process doing the work', & source,revision,revdate) call register_module(source,revision,revdate) ! this must come AFTER the standard utils are initialized. ! Read the integrate_model_nml namelist from input.nml if 'use_namelist' true. if (use_namelist) then call find_namelist_in_file('input.nml', 'integrate_model_nml', iunit) read(iunit, nml = integrate_model_nml, iostat = rc) call check_namelist_read(iunit, rc, "integrate_model_nml") else errstring = ' !must edit integrate_model/integrate_model.f90 to enable this namelist' if (do_nml_file()) write(nmlfileunit, '(A)') trim(errstring) if (do_nml_term()) write( * , '(A)') trim(errstring) endif ! Record the namelist values used for the run ... if (do_nml_file()) write(nmlfileunit, nml=integrate_model_nml) if (do_nml_term()) write( * , nml=integrate_model_nml) if (trace_execution) write(*,*) 'inside integrate_model executable' ! Initialize the model class data call static_init_assim_model() model_size = get_model_size() ! Initialize an ensemble manager type with a single copy call init_ensemble_manager(ens_handle, num_copies=1, num_vars=model_size, transpose_type_in = 2) call prepare_to_write_to_vars(ens_handle) !------------------- Read restart from file ---------------------- call io_filenames_init(input_file_info, 1, cycling=.true., single_file=.true.) call set_file_metadata(input_file_info, 1, (/ic_file_name/), 'temp_ic', 'initial condition') call set_io_copy_flag( input_file_info, 1, READ_COPY) ic_file_name = get_restart_filename(get_stage_metadata(input_file_info),1,1) if (trace_execution) write(*,*) 'ready to open input restart file ', trim(ic_file_name) call read_state(ens_handle, input_file_info, .true., target_time) if (trace_execution) write(*,*) 'time of data, advance-to are:' if (trace_execution) call print_time(ens_handle%time(1)) if (trace_execution) call print_time(target_time) !----------------- Restart read in -------------------------------- ! Advance this state to the target time ! If the model time is past the obs set time, just need to skip if (trace_execution) write(*,*) 'calling advance_state if needed' call io_filenames_init(output_file_info, 1, cycling=.true., single_file=.true.) call set_file_metadata(output_file_info, 1, (/ud_file_name/), 'temp_ud', 'advanced member') call set_io_copy_flag( output_file_info, 1, WRITE_COPY) if(ens_handle%time(1) < target_time) & call advance_state(ens_handle, 1, target_time, 0, '', 1, input_file_info, output_file_info) ! Output the restart file if requested; Force to binary for bitwise reproducing ! use in filter and perfect_model obs with shell advance options ud_file_name = get_restart_filename(get_stage_metadata(output_file_info),1,1) if (trace_execution) write(*,*) 'ready to open output restart file ', trim(ud_file_name) call write_state(ens_handle, output_file_info) if (trace_execution) write(*,*) 'end of integrate_model executable' call finalize_mpi_utilities() end program integrate_model


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Father Painfully Recounts How Sons Died in Embrace During Landslide
by Harmon EllenA heartbroken father emotionally recounted the demise of his sons on Friday night, November 22 in the landslide that left a death trail in West Pokot County.
As first reported by The Standard, Chemuruto Yopokapel, one of the survivors of the unfortunate event disclosed losing his three sons.
In desperation, Yopokapel, ran and fell several times as stones hit and injured him in a bid to rescue his sons who were sleeping in one bed.
"I scampered to save lives to save the lives of my family but I could not get back inside the house to save the three boys aged 6, 8 and 10," the father disclosed.
He eventually gave up as his efforts became futile. His wife and two daughters who sustained several injuries, however, managed to escape. The three boys were recovered strapped together.
The devasted father has since had his fingers crossed with the hope that he would be reunited with the surviving members of his family.
"I'm here stranded. My house has also been flattened and my animals swept away. I fear staying in this place, it is dangerous, I am willing to be relocated," he added.
The massive landslide resulted in the death of 37 people. The incident occurred between Friday night and the wee hours of Saturday, as it was raining heavily and was also too dark.
In a statement sent to newsrooms, President Uhuru Kenyatta stated that he had directed the deployment of resources including rescue personnel from our various security and humanitarian agencies, among them the Kenya Defence Forces, the National Police Service and Special Programmes to the affected region.
The team would help provide mitigative action against further loss of lives.


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"ANCIENT OF DAYS "an expression applied to Jehovah three times in the vision of Daniel (7:9, 13, 22) in the sense of eternal. In contrast with all earthly kings, his days are past reckoning.
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I am a postdoc with the Machine Learning Group supervised by Dr Adrian Weller and a bye-fellow with Churchill College of Cambridge University.
From 2017-2022, I was a PhD student with the Computer Science department of IIT Bombay
advised by two amazing researchers: Prof. Sunita Sarawagi and
Prof. Soumen Chakrabarti. My PhD was supported by Google PhD Fellowship.
Before PhD, I had spent two wonderful years as a research member staff at Amuse Labs contributing features to a digital archival project called ePADD.
I graduated with computer science majors from IIT Mandi in the himalayas, which is where I found my love (for mountains)!
I am passionate about research challenges that arise when deploying Machine Learning systems in the wild. Currently, my research focus in on discovering alternative forms of human-to-machine and machine-to-human communication that engender more trust and control over ML models.
An overview of my research and background can be found in Publications and CV respectively. You can reach me using any of the contact pointers provided in the footer or reach me on my mail id [viharipiratla][at]gmail[dot]com


Nana Ato Arthur advocates Yes vote at Tarkwa-Nsuaem
by Erica Apeatua Addo, GNATarkwa (W/R), Nov 25, GNA - Residents of Tarkwa-Nsuaem constituency have been urged to vote "Yes” in the December referendum to strengthen grassroot democracy.
The Head of Local Government Service, Dr Nana Ato Arthur made the call when he paid a working visit to the Tarkwa-Nsueam Munincipality.
He said the Yes vote would pave the way for Metropolitan, Municipal, District Chief Executives (MMDCEs), Unit committee and assembly members to be elected on partisan basis.
According to him "this will reduce the friction between Members of Parliament (MPs) and MMDCEs that were in existence for years, promote downward accountability and give MMDCEs security of tenure.
"Assembly elections have always been partisan, for instance when we are electing presiding members or confirming appointed MMDECs that is where you will see multi-partisanship in our assemblies" he explained.
The Head of Local Government Service, therefore, called on all eligible voters to vote on December 17 in support of the national referendum to amend Article 55 (3) of the 1992 constitutions, stressing that, it would help develop the country faster.
Mr Glibert Kenndy Asmah, Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) announced that officers from the Information Services Department, Electoral Commission and the National Commission for Civic Education have received capacity building and resourced enough to sensitise the citizenry on the upcoming District Level elections and the referendum.
He encouraged Ghanaians to turnout in their numbers and vote Yes for massive change.
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