class MockFileSessionStorage extends MockArraySessionStorage
MockFileSessionStorage is used to mock sessions for functional testing when done in a single PHP process.
No PHP session is actually started since a session can be initialized and shutdown only once per PHP execution cycle and this class does not pollute any session related globals, including session_() functions or session. PHP ini directives.
protected string
|
$id |
from MockArraySessionStorage | |
protected string
|
$name |
from MockArraySessionStorage | |
protected bool
|
$started |
from MockArraySessionStorage | |
protected bool
|
$closed |
from MockArraySessionStorage | |
protected array
|
$data |
from MockArraySessionStorage | |
protected MetadataBag
|
$metadataBag |
from MockArraySessionStorage | |
protected array|SessionBagInterface[]
|
$bags |
from MockArraySessionStorage |
public
|
|
__construct(string $savePath = null, string $name = 'MOCKSESSID', MetadataBag $metaBag = null)
|
No description | |
public
|
|
setSessionData(array $array)
|
No description | from MockArraySessionStorage |
public
|
bool |
start()
|
Starts the session. | |
public
|
bool |
regenerate(bool $destroy = false, int $lifetime = null)
|
Regenerates id that represents this storage. | |
public
|
string |
getId()
|
Returns the session ID. | from MockArraySessionStorage |
public
|
|
setId(string $id)
|
Sets the session ID. | from MockArraySessionStorage |
public
|
mixed |
getName()
|
Returns the session name. | from MockArraySessionStorage |
public
|
|
setName(string $name)
|
Sets the session name. | from MockArraySessionStorage |
public
|
|
save()
|
Force the session to be saved and closed. | |
public
|
|
clear()
|
Clear all session data in memory. | from MockArraySessionStorage |
public
|
|
registerBag(SessionBagInterface $bag)
|
Registers a SessionBagInterface for use. | from MockArraySessionStorage |
public
|
SessionBagInterface |
getBag(string $name)
|
Gets a SessionBagInterface by name. | from MockArraySessionStorage |
public
|
bool |
isStarted()
|
Checks if the session is started. | from MockArraySessionStorage |
public
|
|
setMetadataBag(MetadataBag $bag = null)
|
No description | from MockArraySessionStorage |
public
|
MetadataBag |
getMetadataBag()
|
Gets the MetadataBag. | from MockArraySessionStorage |
protected
|
string |
generateId()
|
Generates a session ID. | from MockArraySessionStorage |
protected
|
|
loadSession()
|
No description | from MockArraySessionStorage |
__construct()
public __construct(string $savePath = null, string $name = 'MOCKSESSID', MetadataBag $metaBag = null)
string |
$savePath |
Path of directory to save session files |
string |
$name |
|
MetadataBag |
$metaBag |
setSessionData()
public setSessionData(array $array)
array |
$array |
start()
public bool start()
Starts the session.
bool |
True if started |
| RuntimeException | if something goes wrong starting the session |
regenerate()
public bool regenerate(bool $destroy = false, int $lifetime = null)
Regenerates id that represents this storage.
This method must invoke session_regenerate_id($destroy) unless this interface is used for a storage object designed for unit or functional testing where a real PHP session would interfere with testing.
Note regenerate+destroy should not clear the session data in memory only delete the session data from persistent storage.
Care: When regenerating the session ID no locking is involved in PHP's session design. See https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=61470 for a discussion. So you must make sure the regenerated session is saved BEFORE sending the headers with the new ID. Symfony's HttpKernel offers a listener for this. See Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\EventListener\SaveSessionListener. Otherwise session data could get lost again for concurrent requests with the new ID. One result could be that you get logged out after just logging in.
bool |
$destroy |
Destroy session when regenerating? |
int |
$lifetime |
Sets the cookie lifetime for the session cookie. A null value will leave the system settings unchanged, 0 sets the cookie to expire with browser session. Time is in seconds, and is not a Unix timestamp. |
bool |
True if session regenerated, false if error |
| RuntimeException | If an error occurs while regenerating this storage |
getId()
public string getId()
Returns the session ID.
string |
The session ID or empty |
setId()
public setId(string $id)
Sets the session ID.
string |
$id |
getName()
public mixed getName()
Returns the session name.
mixed |
The session name |
setName()
public setName(string $name)
Sets the session name.
string |
$name |
save()
public save()
Force the session to be saved and closed.
This method must invoke session_write_close() unless this interface is used for a storage object design for unit or functional testing where a real PHP session would interfere with testing, in which case it should actually persist the session data if required.
| RuntimeException | if the session is saved without being started, or if the session is already closed |
clear()
public clear()
Clear all session data in memory.
registerBag()
public registerBag(SessionBagInterface $bag)
getBag()
public SessionBagInterface getBag(string $name)
Gets a SessionBagInterface by name.
string |
$name |
SessionBagInterface |
| InvalidArgumentException | If the bag does not exist |
isStarted()
public bool isStarted()
Checks if the session is started.
bool |
True if started, false otherwise |
setMetadataBag()
public setMetadataBag(MetadataBag $bag = null)
MetadataBag |
$bag |
getMetadataBag()
public MetadataBag getMetadataBag()
generateId()
protected string generateId()
Generates a session ID.
This doesn't need to be particularly cryptographically secure since this is just a mock.
string |
loadSession()
protected loadSession()
<?php
/*
* This file is part of the Symfony package.
*
* (c) Fabien Potencier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>*
* For the full copyright and license information, please view the LICENSE
* file that was distributed with this source code.
*/
namespace Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Session\Storage;
/**
* MockFileSessionStorage is used to mock sessions for
* functional testing when done in a single PHP process.
*
* No PHP session is actually started since a session can be initialized
* and shutdown only once per PHP execution cycle and this class does
* not pollute any session related globals, including session_*() functions
* or session.* PHP ini directives.
*
* @author Drak<EMAIL_ADDRESS>*/
class MockFileSessionStorage extends MockArraySessionStorage
{
private $savePath;
/**
* @param string $savePath Path of directory to save session files
* @param string $name Session name
* @param MetadataBag $metaBag MetadataBag instance
*/
public function __construct(string $savePath = null, string $name = 'MOCKSESSID', MetadataBag $metaBag = null)
{
if (null === $savePath) {
$savePath = sys_get_temp_dir();
}
if (!is_dir($savePath) && !@mkdir($savePath, 0777, true) && !is_dir($savePath)) {
throw new \RuntimeException(sprintf('Session Storage was not able to create directory "%s"', $savePath));
}
$this->savePath = $savePath;
parent::__construct($name, $metaBag);
}
/**
* {@inheritdoc}
*/
public function start()
{
if ($this->started) {
return true;
}
if (!$this->id) {
$this->id = $this->generateId();
}
$this->read();
$this->started = true;
return true;
}
/**
* {@inheritdoc}
*/
public function regenerate($destroy = false, $lifetime = null)
{
if (!$this->started) {
$this->start();
}
if ($destroy) {
$this->destroy();
}
return parent::regenerate($destroy, $lifetime);
}
/**
* {@inheritdoc}
*/
public function save()
{
if (!$this->started) {
throw new \RuntimeException('Trying to save a session that was not started yet or was already closed');
}
$data = $this->data;
foreach ($this->bags as $bag) {
if (empty($data[$key = $bag->getStorageKey()])) {
unset($data[$key]);
}
}
if (array($key = $this->metadataBag->getStorageKey()) === array_keys($data)) {
unset($data[$key]);
}
try {
if ($data) {
file_put_contents($this->getFilePath(), serialize($data));
} else {
$this->destroy();
}
} finally {
$this->data = $data;
}
// this is needed for Silex, where the session object is re-used across requests
// in functional tests. In Symfony, the container is rebooted, so we don't have
// this issue
$this->started = false;
}
/**
* Deletes a session from persistent storage.
* Deliberately leaves session data in memory intact.
*/
private function destroy()
{
if (is_file($this->getFilePath())) {
unlink($this->getFilePath());
}
}
/**
* Calculate path to file.
*
* @return string File path
*/
private function getFilePath()
{
return $this->savePath.'/'.$this->id.'.mocksess';
}
/**
* Reads session from storage and loads session.
*/
private function read()
{
$filePath = $this->getFilePath();
$this->data = is_readable($filePath) && is_file($filePath) ? unserialize(file_get_contents($filePath)) : array();
$this->loadSession();
}
}


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Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn’t matter to me.
Going to bed at night saying we’ve done something wonderful...that’s what matters to me.
- Steve Jobs
I think it is possible for ordinary people to choose to be extraordinary.
- Elon Musk
I love to take photo and spend time to re-touch my images.
I can spend hours to code and sometimes, intentionally, forget my lunch.
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- Filtering duplicated text, and split into columns.
- Search matchs in text with regular expression.
- Four kinds of fast data general:number,letter,date and time.
- Support rapidly general random data with template.
- Generally edit function:paste,copy,cut,delete,select,undo/redo.
- Remove empty lines.
- Strip left,right.
- Padding space in end of lines.
- Alignment left,right,center.
- Case convert.
- Truncate left and right.
- Sort as alphabetic,number and random.
Line number, font color, change eol format, using regular expression, simple search and replace, assemble, resize logical lines, and more.


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Types of cuts provided
Bald Fade
Taper Fade
Shadow Fade
All Even Fade
Box Fade
Mohawk
Trims
Edge Ups
Razor Cuts
Locs
Latch Locs
Loc Repair
Salon Services
Hair Fusion Extensions
Preliminary consultation required. Cost of hair extensions additional. Price and time quoted at consultation.
Color
Single-Process
Double-Process
Bleach and tone or highlift color and tone
Double-Process Color Retouch
Haircuts and Styles
Haircuts and Styles
Includes basic shampoo, instant conditioners, cut, blow-dry and style
Just for Kids
Kids 10 and under. Includes conditioner and cut.
Maintenance
Applies to bangs, moustaches and beards
Styling
Regular
Includes shampoo, instant conditioner, styling aids and style with a blow dryer, curling iron and rollers.
Style I:
Speciality braiding, specialty set, wrap, twist, wet set with detailed finish, updo, sprial curl or pencil curt. Technique determined by stylist.
Style II:
Add a smooth finish to many textures of hair without the use of chemicals. Styling product(s) will be applied and the use of several methods may be used to obtain a smooth finish. This includes, but not limited to: blow-drying, flat ironing, pressing or thermal implements. Technique determined by stylist.
Treatments
Conditioning Hair Treatments
Stylist will prescribe ways to regain your hair natural suppleness and shine. Hair previously exposed to chemicals or heat/sun may require a more intensive conditioning treatment.
Hair Recovery Treatment
Strengthen recovery for distressed hair. Color Recovery for color treated hair. Softness Recovery for dry, brittle hair or smooth. Recovery for very dry, unruly hair.
Deep Conditioning Treatment
Injects hair with essential protein formula to help repair and restore strength, elasticity and shine. Leaves hair beautifully soft.
Custom Blend Treatment
Treatment to maintain healthy hair that has been relaxed and requires a balance of moisture for flexibility and protein for strength.
Dry Scalp Tonic Treatment
Exfoliate dry skin from the scalp and soothe scalp irritation
Custom Blend and Dry Scalp Tonic Treatment
Exfoliate dry skin from the scalp and soothe scalp irritation and provide our hair with the neccessary balance of moisture and protein. Service is available for all hair types, including color-treated hair.
Deep Conditioning and Temporary Hair Straightening Treatment
Temporarily transforms hair from frizzy, curly, wavy or coarse straight hair into silky, controlled straighter hair using CHI Iron, natural organic silk and negative ions.
Designs
Sew-ins, Quick Weaves (Long and Short), Lace Fronts, Locs, Latch Locs, Loc Repair.
Clarifying Hair Treatments
Basic Clarifying Treatment
Removes stubborn build-up and harmful impurities from structure of hair.
Intensive Clarifying Treatment
Revitalize the hair and scalp that have been exposed to hard water and/or mineral buil-up. Stylist safely removes chlorine and other oxidizers that can damage hair and cause “chlorine green”. Help quarantine your hair is free of minerals, oxidizers and medications that can prevent the successful processing of color, perm or straightened/relaxer chemicals.
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Polish Change (hands or feet)
Nail Embellishments
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Rebalance/Fills
Wraps
Microdermabrasion
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Manicure and Pedicure
Classic Manicure
Spa Manicure
Hot Oil
French Manicure
Classic Pedicure
Spa Pedicure
Facial and Skin Care Services
Plain Facial with Mask
Ultimate Facial
Back Facial
Lip Wax
Eyebrow Wax/Arch
Full Face Wax and Bikini Wax
Under Arm or Shoulder Wax
Chest or Back Wax
Legs (Knee down) or Full Leg
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Relaxation Massage
Pregnancy Massage
Sports Massage
Hot Stone Massage
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Display
Graphical Displays can be grouped into two distinct interface categories, parallel TFT displays and serial (SPI/I2C) displays. There are also non-graphical character displays.
The display drivers are meant to transfer the pixel data from memory to the actual display. The drawing tutorial shows how drawing is done, in memory.
Parallel TFT Displays
These displays connect to special dedicated pins on the processor. Internally, the display controller automatically transfers (refreshes) the display directly from memory without any processor interaction, using DMA. When the system needs to update the display, it simply writes to memory. Neither the operating system nor the application program are burdened with display processing. The down side to this is that the system needs to have enough RAM to handle the display. An 800x600 display with 16bpp needs 960,000 bytes!
Serial SPI/I2C Displays
The internal graphics services can be mapped to work with serial displays. This is done by having access directly to the graphics memory, which then can be transfered to the desired display.
As each display has its own pixel format and color depth, you also have access to the way pixels are written in the graphics memory.
This blog details how this can be accomplished.
Character Displays
These displays are capable of only showing characters. The most commonly use the HD44780 controller. They are available in different sizes but 2x16 character is most common. These displays only require GPIO pins and can be used with TinyCLR.
Low Level Display Access
TinyCLR also provides low level display access as part of the GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Display
library. These methods provide a simple way to write to a display without need for the System.Drawing
library or an added font resource file.
The following example is written for the G120E Dev Board and will paint the screen as shown in the picture beneath the code. Note that low level display access requires that you to use the data format required by your display as configured. The G120E Dev Board used in this example expects each pixel to have 16 bits (two bytes per pixel) of color information in RGB565 format.
using GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Display;
class Program {
private static void Main() {
var displayController = DisplayController.GetDefault();
// Enter the proper display configurations
displayController.SetConfiguration(new ParallelDisplayControllerSettings {
Width = 320,
Height = 240,
DataFormat = DisplayDataFormat.Rgb565,
HorizontalBackPorch = 29,
HorizontalFrontPorch = 51,
HorizontalSyncPolarity = false,
HorizontalSyncPulseWidth = 41,
DataEnableIsFixed = true,
DataEnablePolarity = true,
PixelClockRate = 15000000,
PixelPolarity = true,
VerticalBackPorch = 3,
VerticalFrontPorch = 16,
VerticalSyncPolarity = false,
VerticalSyncPulseWidth = 10
});
displayController.Enable();
byte[] myPic = new byte[320 * 240 * 2];
for (var i = 0; i < myPic.Length; i++) {
myPic[i] = (byte)(((i % 2) == 0) ? ((i / 2400) & 0b00000111) << 5 : i / 19200);
}
displayController.DrawString("\f");
displayController.DrawBuffer(0, 0, 320, 240, myPic, 0);
displayController.DrawString("GHI Electronics\n");
displayController.DrawString("Low Level Display Demo.");
for (var x = 20; x < 300; x++) {
displayController.DrawPixel(x, 50, 0xF800); //Color is 31,0,0 (RGB565).
displayController.DrawPixel(x, 51, 0xF800);
}
}
}
G120E Dev Board display after running the sample code:


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Roy's Lift Tech Cranes Ltd
Legal Name:
Roy's Lift Tech Cranes Ltd
Operating Name:
Meerholz Canada
Mailing Address:
1840 1st AvePRINCE GEORGE, British Columbia
V2L 2Y9
Location Address:
1840 1st AvePRINCE GEORGE, British Columbia
V2L 2Y9
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
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service distributor and crane builder of Overhead Cranes, Hoists & Components. We also specialize in providing inspection, repair & certification services to our clients.
Our Company offers outstanding customer care and will support our customers via phone, email, fax, web site, personal trip or whatever it takes to get you up & going.
Full profile
Full profile
Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
We offer one of the widest product lines in the overhead material industry
* Electric wire rope hoists, components and manual products
* Pre-engineered modular crane packages up to 80 tons
* Special applications such as hazardous location electric wire rope hoists
* Air chain hoists and components
* Air winches and components
Pendants and Remotes
We offer state of the art robust equipment that can be used in a wide variety of industrial environments. Both wired pendant as well as wireless remote control systems.
Electrification Systems
Choose form our wide range of festoon systems to suit your needs. Whatever the particular cable/hose or running speed, we will have the appropriate system for the job. Our systems are available for indoor use, out door use, and hazardous or corrosive environments.
We currently own two 25 ton Air Hoists , four 10 Ton Air Hoists & one 10 ton long lift Wire Rope Hoist.
Whatever your need, we will find the right product for you.
We work closely with some of the largest hoist rental companies in the USA, expect prompt & efficient service from us. We will arrange trouble free deliveries & pick ups and will deal with customs.
Our aim is to work close to our customers, a focus lacking in the larger consolidated companies.
* We keep updated lists of when your cranes & hoists are to be recertified and contact you ahead of the time to schedule the work.
* Our mission is to put our customers first, determine their needs, and meet those needs in a reasonable, expert & cost efficient manner.
Benefits of Our Programs:
* Your employees will recognize that you have taken every step toward assuring their well being and safety.
* Proper working equipment will reduce lost time and productivity.
* Reduces the possibility of litigation and liability losses.
* Eliminates unnecessary equipment replacement costs.
* Early identification of problems will prevent further damage to your equipment.
* Provides you with assurance that all Standards & Government Regulations have been followed.
Technology profile
This Unit was designed & manufactured to simulate live load testing on Hoists, Slings, Turfers & Lever Pullers.
It is capable of measuring accurate performance during inspection or after repair work was done. With our unit we can apply loads from ¼ to 20 ton for both Static (testing units under their own power) & dynamic (testing units with an external source) testing to 125% of its rated capacity.
Market profile
Alliances:
- Technology
Industry sector market interests:
- Agriculture
- Construction
- Consumer Products
- Fishery
- Forestry
- Manufacturing
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Service Industry
- Wholesale/Retail
- Automotive
- Pulp and Paper
- Plastics and Rubber Products
- Electrical Equipment
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Argentina
- Australia
- Barbados
- Canada
- Egypt
- Ghana
- Mexico
- Romania
- South Africa
- United Arab Emirates
- United States
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
AJ ForsythCanfor Intercon Pulp
Canfor Northwood
Canfor PG Pulp
Canfor Plateau
Canfor Quesnel
Carrier Forest Products
CEP Local 603
Central Interior Piping
City of Prince George
College of New Caledonia
Epcor
Finning
First Truck Collision Centre
Freightliner
Gibraltar Mines
L & M Lumber
Lakeland Mills
Nechako Mechanical
North Central Machine Works
Pacific Bio Energy
Pacific Western Helicopters
Peterbilt Pacific inc
PG Fire Department
Pinnacle Pellet
Regency Chrysler Quesnel
Salem Contracting
Spectra Energy
Thompson Creek Mining Endako Mines
Thompson Valley Erectors
Tolko Industries
Ward Steel Erectors
West Fraser Hinton Alberta
West Kooteney Mechanical
Yukon Energy Corporation
Zanron Fabrication & Machine Co
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Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
We offer one of the widest product lines in the overhead material industry
* Electric wire rope hoists, components and manual products
* Pre-engineered modular crane packages up to 80 tons
* Special applications such as hazardous location electric wire rope hoists
* Air chain hoists and components
* Air winches and components
Pendants and Remotes
We offer state of the art robust equipment that can be used in a wide variety of industrial environments. Both wired pendant as well as wireless remote control systems.
Electrification Systems
Choose form our wide range of festoon systems to suit your needs. Whatever the particular cable/hose or running speed, we will have the appropriate system for the job. Our systems are available for indoor use, out door use, and hazardous or corrosive environments.
We currently own two 25 ton Air Hoists , four 10 Ton Air Hoists & one 10 ton long lift Wire Rope Hoist.
Whatever your need, we will find the right product for you.
We work closely with some of the largest hoist rental companies in the USA, expect prompt & efficient service from us. We will arrange trouble free deliveries & pick ups and will deal with customs.
Our aim is to work close to our customers, a focus lacking in the larger consolidated companies.
* We keep updated lists of when your cranes & hoists are to be recertified and contact you ahead of the time to schedule the work.
* Our mission is to put our customers first, determine their needs, and meet those needs in a reasonable, expert & cost efficient manner.
Benefits of Our Programs:
* Your employees will recognize that you have taken every step toward assuring their well being and safety.
* Proper working equipment will reduce lost time and productivity.
* Reduces the possibility of litigation and liability losses.
* Eliminates unnecessary equipment replacement costs.
* Early identification of problems will prevent further damage to your equipment.
* Provides you with assurance that all Standards & Government Regulations have been followed.
Technology
Technology profile
This Unit was designed & manufactured to simulate live load testing on Hoists, Slings, Turfers & Lever Pullers.
It is capable of measuring accurate performance during inspection or after repair work was done. With our unit we can apply loads from ¼ to 20 ton for both Static (testing units under their own power) & dynamic (testing units with an external source) testing to 125% of its rated capacity.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Technology
Industry sector market interests:
- Agriculture
- Construction
- Consumer Products
- Fishery
- Forestry
- Manufacturing
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Service Industry
- Wholesale/Retail
- Automotive
- Pulp and Paper
- Plastics and Rubber Products
- Electrical Equipment
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Argentina
- Australia
- Barbados
- Canada
- Egypt
- Ghana
- Mexico
- Romania
- South Africa
- United Arab Emirates
- United States
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Sector
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
AJ ForsythCanfor Intercon Pulp
Canfor Northwood
Canfor PG Pulp
Canfor Plateau
Canfor Quesnel
Carrier Forest Products
CEP Local 603
Central Interior Piping
City of Prince George
College of New Caledonia
Epcor
Finning
First Truck Collision Centre
Freightliner
Gibraltar Mines
L & M Lumber
Lakeland Mills
Nechako Mechanical
North Central Machine Works
Pacific Bio Energy
Pacific Western Helicopters
Peterbilt Pacific inc
PG Fire Department
Pinnacle Pellet
Regency Chrysler Quesnel
Salem Contracting
Spectra Energy
Thompson Creek Mining Endako Mines
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rm(list = ls())
library(ggplot2)
theme_set(theme_bw(base_size = 12))
library(dplyr)
library(reshape2)
library(stringr)
library(data.table)
## data.table 1.12.8 using 4 threads (see ?getDTthreads). Latest news: r-datatable.com
##
## Attaching package: 'data.table'
## The following objects are masked from 'package:reshape2':
##
## dcast, melt
## The following objects are masked from 'package:dplyr':
##
## between, first, last
options(datatable.fread.datatable = FALSE)
options(stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
source('../code/rlib_analysis.R')
datadir = '/Users/yanyul/Desktop/mixqtl-pipeline-results/gtex_v8-results/'
cbPalette <- c('ascQTL' = "#999999", 'mixFine' = "#E69F00", 'trcQTL' = "#56B4E9", 'vanilla' = "#009E73", "#F0E442", "#0072B2", "#D55E00", "#CC79A7")
source('https://gist.githubusercontent.com/liangyy/43912b3ecab5d10c89f9d4b2669871c9/raw/8151c6fe70e3d4ee43d9ce340ecc0eb65172e616/my_ggplot_theme.R')
# th0 = th
# th$panel.border = element_rect(colour = th$axis.line$colour)
parse_name = function(ee) {
ee = basename(ee)
b = as.numeric(str_remove(str_extract(ee, 'batch([0-9]+)'), 'batch'))
f = as.numeric(str_remove(str_extract(ee, 'fraction([0-9\\.]+)'), 'fraction'))
cc = str_remove(str_extract(ee, 'result_([a-z]+)'), 'result_')
mm = str_remove(str_extract(ee, paste0('result_', cc, '-[a-z]+')), paste0('result_', cc, '-'))
return(list(batch = b, fraction = f, type = cc, method = mm))
}
Load result
method_df = data.frame(method = c('mixfine', 'nefine'), tag = c('mixFine', 'vanilla'))
fractions = 3 : 9 / 10
batch = 1 : 10
# load results from full data
df_full = list()
df_full_g = list()
for(m in 1 : nrow(method_df)) {
method = method_df$method[m]
tag = method_df$tag[m]
d = readRDS(paste0(datadir, 'mixfine/Whole_Blood/pack/GTExV8_WholeBlood__result_pip-', method, '.rds'))
df_full[[length(df_full) + 1]] = d$pip %>% mutate(method = method, batch = NA, fraction = 1)
df_full_g[[length(df_full_g) + 1]] = data.frame(gene = d$gene, method = method, batch = NA, fraction = 1)
}
df_full = do.call(rbind, df_full)
df_full_g = do.call(rbind, df_full_g)
# load results from full data
list_pip = list()
list_g = list()
for(m in 1 : nrow(method_df)) {
method = method_df$method[m]
tag = method_df$tag[m]
for(frac in fractions) {
for(bat in batch) {
e = Sys.glob(paste0(datadir, 'mixfine-subsample/gene_list_whole_blood_for_subsampling_with_qc0*/Whole_Blood/pack/mypack-03-08-20__indiv_subset-indiv_subset__fraction', frac, '__batch', bat, '-result_pip-', method, '.rds'))
for(ee in e) {
d = readRDS(ee)
list_pip[[length(list_pip) + 1]] = d$pip %>% mutate(method = method, batch = bat, fraction = frac)
list_g[[length(list_g) + 1]] = data.frame(gene = d$gene, method = method, batch = bat, fraction = frac)
}
}
}
}
df_subsample = do.call(rbind, list_pip)
df_subsample_g = do.call(rbind, list_g)
#
df_subsample_g_complete = df_subsample_g %>% group_by(method, gene) %>% summarize(n_success = n()) %>% ungroup() %>% filter(n_success == 10 * 7) %>% group_by(gene) %>% summarize(n_method = n()) %>% ungroup() %>% filter(n_method == 2)
df_full_g_complete = df_full_g %>% group_by(gene) %>% summarize(n_success = n()) %>% ungroup() %>% filter(n_success == 2)
gene_complete_all = df_subsample_g_complete %>% filter(gene %in% df_full_g_complete$gene)
# extract the genes with complete results (no failed runs)
df_subsample_complete = df_subsample %>% filter(gene %in% gene_complete_all$gene)
df_full_complete = df_full %>% filter(gene %in% gene_complete_all$gene)
df_both_complete = rbind(df_full_complete, df_subsample_complete)
Plot
Number of 95% credible set identified in total
ncs_total = df_subsample_complete %>% group_by(gene, method, fraction) %>% summarize(ncs = length(unique(cs))) %>% ungroup()
g = ncs_total %>% dcast(fraction + gene ~ method, value.var = 'ncs', fill = 0)
## Warning in dcast(., fraction + gene ~ method, value.var = "ncs", fill = 0): The dcast generic
## in data.table has been passed a tbl_df and will attempt to redirect to the reshape2::dcast;
## please note that reshape2 is deprecated, and this redirection is now deprecated as well.
## Please do this redirection yourself like reshape2::dcast(.). In the next version, this
## warning will become an error.
g %>% ggplot() + geom_point(aes(x = nefine, y = mixfine)) + facet_wrap(~fraction)
Concensus SNPs
# extract variant-gene pairs with PIP > 0.5 from full set in both mixfine and nefine
# plot the fraction of them identified in sub sampled sets
consensus_eqtl = df_full_complete %>% filter(variable_prob > 0.5) %>% group_by(variant_id, gene) %>% summarize(n_method = n()) %>% ungroup() %>% filter(n_method == 2)
df_subsample_with_consensus = df_subsample_complete %>% mutate(is_consensus = paste(variant_id, gene) %in% paste(consensus_eqtl$variant_id, consensus_eqtl$gene))
df_subsample_with_consensus_summary = df_subsample_with_consensus %>% group_by(method, fraction, batch) %>% summarize(fraction_of_detection = sum(is_consensus) / nrow(consensus_eqtl))
df_subsample_with_consensus_summary_flat = df_subsample_with_consensus_summary %>% dcast(fraction + batch ~ method, value.var = 'fraction_of_detection')
## Warning in dcast(., fraction + batch ~ method, value.var = "fraction_of_detection"): The
## dcast generic in data.table has been passed a grouped_df and will attempt to redirect to
## the reshape2::dcast; please note that reshape2 is deprecated, and this redirection is now
## deprecated as well. Please do this redirection yourself like reshape2::dcast(.). In the next
## version, this warning will become an error.
df_subsample_with_consensus_summary_flat %>% ggplot() + geom_point(aes(x = mixfine, y = nefine)) + geom_abline(slope = 1, intercept = 0)
df_subsample_with_consensus_summary %>% ggplot() + geom_boxplot(aes(x = as.factor(fraction), y = fraction_of_detection, color = method)) + scale_color_manual(values = cbPalette)
# for saving a nice plot
temp = df_subsample_with_consensus_summary
temp$method[temp$method == 'mixfine'] = 'mixFine'
temp$method[temp$method == 'nefine'] = 'vanilla'
p = temp %>% ggplot() + geom_violin(aes(x = as.factor(fraction), y = fraction_of_detection, fill = method), alpha = .5, position = position_dodge(1)) + geom_boxplot(aes(x = as.factor(fraction), y = fraction_of_detection, fill = method), alpha = 1, width = .2, position = position_dodge(1)) + scale_fill_manual(values = cbPalette) + xlab('Subsampling fraction') + ylab('Power (detection rate)') + theme(legend.position = c(0.8, 0.2), legend.title = element_blank()) # + ggtitle('Consensus variants \n (PIP > 0.5 in both) \n being detected')
p = p + th + theme(aspect.ratio = 1)
p
ggsave('../output/gtex-v8-pipeline-eqtl-finemapping-concensus-snp-with-gene-qc.png', p, height = 4, width = 4)
Concensus CSs
# get variants in Consensus CS's (sharing the same variant)
sub = df_full %>% filter(cs > 0) %>% group_by(gene, variant_id) %>% summarize(nmethod = length(unique(method))) %>% ungroup() %>% filter(nmethod > 1)
# get Consensus top variant of Consensus CS
sub2 = df_full %>% filter(paste(gene, variant_id) %in% paste(sub$gene, sub$variant_id))
sub2 = sub2 %>% group_by(gene, method, cs) %>% summarize(top_var = variant_id[which.max(variable_prob)])
sub2 = sub2 %>% group_by(gene, top_var) %>% summarize(n = n()) %>% ungroup() %>% filter(n == 2)
# get cs size in subsample
sub_cs_size_sub = df_subsample %>% group_by(gene, cs, method, fraction, batch) %>% summarize(cs_size = n())
# get cs with top variant in subsample
sub_cs = df_subsample %>% filter(paste(gene, variant_id) %in% paste(sub2$gene, sub2$top_var))
# annotate extracted cs with cs size
sub_cs = left_join(sub_cs, sub_cs_size_sub, by = c('gene', 'cs', 'batch', 'fraction', 'method'))
# flat to compare mixfine vs nefine
sub_flat = sub_cs %>% dcast(gene + variant_id + batch + fraction ~ method, value.var = 'cs_size')
## Warning in dcast(., gene + variant_id + batch + fraction ~ method, value.var = "cs_size"):
## The dcast generic in data.table has been passed a data.frame and will attempt to redirect
## to the reshape2::dcast; please note that reshape2 is deprecated, and this redirection is now
## deprecated as well. Please do this redirection yourself like reshape2::dcast(.). In the next
## version, this warning will become an error.
# plot: for cs's detected in both mixfine and nefine
th2 = th
th2$panel.border = element_rect(colour = th2$axis.line$colour)
p = sub_flat %>% filter(!is.na(mixfine), !is.na(nefine)) %>% filter(fraction != 0.3) %>% ggplot(aes(y = mixfine, x = nefine)) + geom_abline(slope = 1, intercept = 0, color = 'lightgray') + geom_point(alpha = .5) + facet_wrap(~fraction, ncol = 2) + ylab('CS size in mixFine') + xlab('CS size in vanilla') + coord_equal(xlim = c(0, 300), y = c(0, 300)) # + ggtitle('Size of Consensus CS \n being detected in both')
p = p + theme(axis.text.x = element_text(angle = 90, hjust = 1, vjust = .5)) # + coord_cartesian(xlim = c(0, 300), y = c(0, 300))
p = p + th2
p
ggsave('../output/gtex-v8-pipeline-eqtl-finemapping-cs-size-gene-qc.png', p, height = 5, width = 4)
# plot: counting how many cs's are detected
sub_sum = sub_cs %>% group_by(method, fraction, batch) %>% summarize(ntimes_detected = n())
sub_sum_flat = sub_sum %>% dcast(fraction + batch ~ method, value.var = 'ntimes_detected')
## Warning in dcast(., fraction + batch ~ method, value.var = "ntimes_detected"): The dcast
## generic in data.table has been passed a grouped_df and will attempt to redirect to the
## reshape2::dcast; please note that reshape2 is deprecated, and this redirection is now
## deprecated as well. Please do this redirection yourself like reshape2::dcast(.). In the next
## version, this warning will become an error.
p = sub_sum_flat %>% ggplot() + geom_abline(slope = 1, intercept = 0, color = 'lightgray') + geom_point(aes(y = mixfine / nrow(sub2), x = nefine / nrow(sub2))) + ylab('Detection rate in mixFine') + xlab('Detection rate in vanilla') + coord_equal() # + ggtitle('Consensus CS \n (CS with same top variant) \n being detected')
p = p + th
p
ggsave('../output/gtex-v8-pipeline-eqtl-finemapping-concensus-cs-gene-qc.png', p, height = 4, width = 4)
Stratifying by gene expression level
expression_level = read.table('~/Desktop/mixqtl-pipeline-results/misc_data/gtex-v8-genes-passed-qc-with-median-trc.txt', header = T, stringsAsFactors = F)
cutoffs = quantile(expression_level$median_trc, probs = c(1/3, 2/3))
# df_subsample_with_consensus$median_trc = expression_level$median_trc[match(df_subsample_with_consensus$gene, expression_level$gene)]
df_subsample_with_consensus = df_subsample_complete %>% mutate(is_consensus = paste(variant_id, gene) %in% paste(consensus_eqtl$variant_id, consensus_eqtl$gene))
df_subsample_with_consensus$expression_level = 'high'
df_subsample_with_consensus$expression_level[df_subsample_with_consensus$gene %in% expression_level$gene[expression_level$median_trc < cutoffs[1]]] = 'low'
df_subsample_with_consensus$expression_level[df_subsample_with_consensus$gene %in% expression_level$gene[expression_level$median_trc < cutoffs[2] & expression_level$median_trc >= cutoffs[1]]] = 'middle'
# consensus_eqtl$median_trc = expression_level$median_trc[match(consensus_eqtl$gene, expression_level$gene)]
consensus_eqtl$expression_level = 'high'
consensus_eqtl$expression_level[consensus_eqtl$gene %in% expression_level$gene[expression_level$median_trc < cutoffs[1]]] = 'low'
consensus_eqtl$expression_level[consensus_eqtl$gene %in% expression_level$gene[expression_level$median_trc < cutoffs[2] & expression_level$median_trc >= cutoffs[1]]] = 'middle'
n_consensus_eqtl = consensus_eqtl %>% group_by(expression_level) %>% summarize(n = n()) %>% ungroup()
df_subsample_with_consensus_summary = df_subsample_with_consensus %>% group_by(method, fraction, batch, expression_level) %>% summarize(num_of_detection = sum(is_consensus))
df_subsample_with_consensus_summary = inner_join(df_subsample_with_consensus_summary, n_consensus_eqtl, by = 'expression_level')
df_subsample_with_consensus_summary = df_subsample_with_consensus_summary %>% mutate(fraction_of_detection = num_of_detection / n)
df_subsample_with_consensus_summary$expression_level = factor(df_subsample_with_consensus_summary$expression_level, levels = c('high', 'middle', 'low'))
df_subsample_with_consensus_summary_flat = df_subsample_with_consensus_summary %>% dcast(fraction + batch + expression_level ~ method, value.var = 'fraction_of_detection')
## Warning in dcast(., fraction + batch + expression_level ~ method, value.var =
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## will attempt to redirect to the reshape2::dcast; please note that reshape2 is deprecated,
## and this redirection is now deprecated as well. Please do this redirection yourself like
## reshape2::dcast(.). In the next version, this warning will become an error.
df_subsample_with_consensus_summary_flat %>% ggplot() + geom_point(aes(x = mixfine, y = nefine)) + geom_abline(slope = 1, intercept = 0) + facet_wrap(~expression_level)
df_subsample_with_consensus_summary %>% ggplot() + geom_boxplot(aes(x = as.factor(fraction), y = fraction_of_detection, color = method)) + facet_wrap(~expression_level) # + scale_color_manual(values = cbPalette)
# for saving a nice plot
temp = df_subsample_with_consensus_summary
temp$method[temp$method == 'mixfine'] = 'mixFine'
temp$method[temp$method == 'nefine'] = 'vanilla'
p = temp %>% ggplot() + geom_violin(aes(x = as.factor(fraction), y = fraction_of_detection, fill = method), alpha = .5, position = position_dodge(1)) + geom_boxplot(aes(x = as.factor(fraction), y = fraction_of_detection, fill = method), alpha = 1, width = .2, position = position_dodge(1)) + scale_fill_manual(values = cbPalette) + xlab('Subsampling fraction') + ylab('Power (detection rate)') + theme(legend.position = 'bottom', legend.title = element_blank()) + facet_wrap(~expression_level) # + ggtitle('Consensus variants \n (PIP > 0.5 in both) \n being detected')
p = p + th2 + theme(aspect.ratio = 1)
p
ggsave('../output/gtex-v8-pipeline-eqtl-finemapping-concensus-snp-with-gene-qc-stratified.png', p, height = 6, width = 12)


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The hackathon begins in the morning with complimentary refreshments. Morning presentations will prepare you for the afternoon workshop. The event closes with participant presentations.
From operations to budgeting, redevelopment to demographics, the Jersey City website offers a wealth of statistical data that you can freely access and use to better understand what's happening in your community.
See the winners of last year's PATH Data Jam, using Port Authority data!
CodeAcross is a national weekend of simultaneous events in the Code for America network of more than 40,000 volunteers and more than 130+ brigades throughout the US.
As part of this event, Code for JC will host its annual CodeAcross hackathon on Saturday, March 19 at the Hudson County Boys & Girls Club. The goal of our CodeAcross event is to activate the local civic technology network and collaborate with neighbors to develop innovative solutions that help identify and solve real city challenges.
Open to all students and professionals, CodeAcross gives everyone the opportunity to grow and learn – no matter their background or skill. Urbanists, civic hackers, government staff, developers, designers, students, community organizers and civic advocates all participate. CodeAcross isn’t just a chance to build websites, visualizations, and other hacks; it’s also an opportunity to build relationships within the community. Jersey City’s CodeAcross collaborative environment allows teams of all kinds to push the boundaries of innovation and take creative risks for a chance to make a significant impact.
In the final hour, each team gets to shine, giving a concise presentation showing how you solved your particular civic challenge.
Whether you're a tech newbie, a seasoned developer, an urbanist, a civic hacker, a government staffer, a designer, or a community organizer, if you care about Jersey City, you're virtually guaranteed to have a great time, make lots of new friends, and learn a whole lot of neat stuff.
This hackathon will begin with an overview of the event and event’s theme, followed by inviting the participants to suggest ideas and congregate into teams based on their individual interests and skills. The main work begins and lasts a number of hours. This all culminates with each team demonstrating their project or prototype, as well as presenting on their collaborative process (and usually having to incorporate some fun non-traditional component like summarizing what they did in the form of a haiku).
Hackathons are fun, a great way to meet others with similar interests and skills that may not have the opportunity to interact otherwise, and a great way to showcase amazing technology and civic minded talent that exists right here in our community.
We will provide data, speakers, wifi and food. Participants need to bring their own laptops.
| Time | Descripton |
|---|---|
| 8:30 AM | Doors Open |
| 9:00 AM | Breakfast |
| 9:30 AM | Welcome and Introductions |
| 10:00 AM | Speaker Presentations & Open Data Discussion |
| 10:30 AM | Q & A |
| 11:00 AM | Form into teams and hack! |
| 11:45 AM | Initial Team and Project check-in [Link COMING SOON] |
| 12:00 PM | Lunch |
| 3:30 PM | Final Team and Project Check-in [Link COMNIG SOON] |
| 4:00 PM | Presentations |
| 5:00 PM | Judging |
With the support of the relevant departments within the City of Jersey City, we will have access to Open Data for participants to use for their projects and presentations. Representatives from the city will also be present during the day to work with the teams, share insights, and also experience first hand the collaborative power of the community working in their areas of focus.
Some of the civic problems we plan to solve are:
The Jersey City Open Data Portal offers an wealth of statistical data that you (or anyone) can download to better understand what's happening in your neighborhood and city. Available general categories include Operational Data, Budget Visualization, Redevelopment Plans, City Planning Studies, Demographic Data, Maps, Presentations, and Affordable Housing.
Available operational statistics include "dashboard files" for the Housing and Parking Authorities and the Police and Fire Departments. Files are also available on Municipal Utilities, Tax Abatements, Building Inspections, Vacant Buildings and Lots and Building Permit Status.
Interested in the Jersey City of Tomorrow? Under Redevelopment Plans, there are files on over 50 redevelopment projects around Jersey City. Other sections offer City Planning Studies, Demographic data, Maps and a presentation on Affordable Housing.
A few minutes of perusing the JC data portal's links and you'll find all the data that you never knew you needed!
A special look at the Jersey City Medical Center's EMS Data for the years 2013-2016 March YTD is available here.
Jersey City Police Department's Call-for-Service Data for the years 2014-2016 January YTD is available here.
Additional datasets available are located in the JC Open Data Portal.
Code for America also provides a lot of donated and free services.
| # | Category | Link | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Analysis | Python | Widely used general-purpose, high-level programming language |
| 2 | Analysis | Tableau Public | Tool to explore and visualize data |
| 3 | Analysis | OpenRefine | For working with messy data: cleaning it and transforming it from one format into another |
| 4 | Analysis | R Studio | Programming language for statistical computing and graphics |
| 5 | Visualization | Tableau Public | Is a free service to explore and visualize data |
| 6 | Visualization | D3.js | JavaScript library used to create interactive graphical forms for web browsers |
| 7 | Visualization | Fusion Tables | Fusion Tables from Google is an experimental data visualization web application to gather, visualize, and share data tables. |
| 8 | Presentation | Prezi | Cloud-based presentation software and storytelling tool for presenting ideas |
| 9 | Presentation | Google Slides | An online collaborative presentations application that lets you create, edit, and deliver presentations |
| 10 | Presentation | Apple Keynote | Makes it simple to create and deliver beautiful presentations on mac |
| 11 | Presentation | MSFT Office | Makes it simple to create and deliver beautiful presentations on MS Windows |
| 12 | Presentation | R Studio | Programming language for statistical computing and graphics |
| 13 | Mapping | Fusion Tables | Fusion Tables from Google is an experimental data visualization web application to gather, visualize, and share data tables. |
| 14 | Mapping | See list from 2014 Hackathon | List of mapping tools |
| 15 | Analysis | Google Big Query | An easy to use database with free quota and web based sql interface. |


OWASP ZAP permite que você decifre conexões SSL de forma transparente. Para fazer isso, o ZAP precisa criptografar cada solicitação antes de enviar ao servidor e descriptografar cada resposta, que retorna. Mas, isso já é feito pelo navegador. That's why, the only way to decrypt or intercept the transmission, is to do a 'manipulator in the middle' approach.
Em suma, todos os dados enviados e recebidos do servidor são criptografados / descriptografados usando o certificado do servidor original dentro do ZAP. Dessa forma, o ZAP conhece o texto simples.
Para estabelecer uma sessão protegida por SSL de você (seu navegador), o ZAP está usando seu próprio certificado. Este é o que você pode criar.
Cada certificado criado pelo ZAP será assinado com o mesmo nome de servidor. In the example above, ZAP will create a certificate
for the server's name www.example.com
. Dessa forma, seu navegador fará criptografia SSL regular.
Imagine que você está visitando vários sites protegidos por SSL. Cada vez que seu navegador se conecta a tal site, um novo certificado SSL é criado. Porém, esses certificados não são confiáveis para ninguém (porque foram criados por eles mesmos pelo ZAP). Em outras palavras, seu navegador não aceitará esses certificados em primeiro lugar. Você pode estar familiarizado com essas situações, quando seu navegador reclama de erro de certificado, mas você pode criar manualmente uma regra de exceção para esse servidor.
Cada certificado criado pelo ZAP está na cadeia direta de confiança do certificado "ZAP Root CA". (Para obter mais detalhes sobre a cadeia de confiança, use seu mecanismo de busca favorito ;-)) Isso significa que você (seu navegador) só precisa confiar no ZAP Root CA uma vez, e quaisquer outros certificados são automaticamente confiáveis. Em outras palavras, depois de adicionar o certificado ZAP Root CA à sua lista de Root CAs confiáveis, seu navegador não reconhece o homem no meio.
Note:
On iOS 10.3 and onwards, you also need to enable full trust for the root certificate: Go to Settings > General > About > Certificate Trust Settings. Under “Enable full trust for root certificates”, turn on trust for the certificate.
When you are running ZAP for the first time then it will generate a Root CA certificate just for you. If you do not use the 'browser launch' feature then you have to install it within your browser or HTTP client application. See section installation for more details.
Every generated Root CA certificate is valid for one year. After that period you have
to create a new one.
Every generated Root CA certificate is 2048 bit strong (RSA with SHA1).
Every generated Root CA certificate starts with serial number "1".
Every generated Root CA certificate consists of the following identifiers:
CN = OWASP Zed Attack Proxy Root CA
L = 87b77fe834b0a301
O = OWASP Root CA
OU = OWASP ZAP Root CA
C = XX
As you can see, there's a Location identifier (L) which is only a hexadecimal number. This number is constructed out of two 32bit hash codes: user's name and user's home directory. This way you can identify your own certificate when using multiple installations. But there's no way, that anyone can figure out your name from this hash code.
When you're using multiple ZAP installation and you want to use the same
Root CA certificate, so you can import it. Simply use one installation of OWASP ZAP
to generate one Root CA certificate.
Copy the file 'OWASP ZAP/config.xml' from your users home directory to
the PC, where you want to use the same certificate and press 'import' to import it.
Alternatively you can use the command line options:
You can also import certificates stored in pem files as long as they include both
the certificate and the unencrypted private key in the following format:
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----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-----END CERTIFICATE-----
-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----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-----END PRIVATE KEY-----
And yes, that example will work - its the Superfish certificate!
In the options dialog of ZAP you're seeing the raw bytes (hexa-decimal encoded) of the certificate. The option "view" tries to use your system's default viewing tool for ".CER" files. On Windows, this is typically the same, when exporting the certificate and double clicking on it.
In the options dialog of ZAP you're seeing the raw bytes (hexa-decimal encoded) of the certificate. Many programs are using this simple format for import/export functions. When clicking 'export', these bytes are saved to disk. This is equal to selecting all and doing CTRL+C (copy to clipboard) and save it into a new .CER file (which is simple text as you see in the dialog).
Each ZAP instance is using it's own root certificate. Of course, you can import root certificates, to use them on multiple machines. When running, there will be sub-certificated created, each time a HTTPS resource is requested. That means, the Root CA certificate is used as an issuer.
Every dynamically generated certificate is valid for 1000 days.
Every dynamically generated certificate is 2048 bit strong (RSA with SHA1).
Every dynamically generated certificate has a random serial number.
Every dynamically generated certificate consists of the following identifiers:
CN = www.example.com
E =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>C = XX
O = OWASP
OU = Zed Attack Proxy Project
Side note:
Each time you start ZAP, internally a random serial number offset is generated.
Every dynamically generated certificate will use this offset plus an
increasing counter. For example, first dynamically certificate has
serial number 2314, the second one 2315, the third one 2316 and so on.
The reason for this is simple: browsers are also caching certificates.
When you restart ZAP but don't restart your browser, it could happen,
that the browser sees the same certificate but with different serial number.
In the end, the browser would complain about and reject the certificate.
By using the random offset (internally 48bit random number), the chances
are 1 to 281.474.976.710.656 that when restarting ZAP, the serial number
offset is a different one.
So in the rare case, you are discovering that you browser complains about
a broken serial number within the certificate, just restart your browser ;-)
.
Any HTTPS client you want to use, has to know the OWASP Root CA certificate as 'trusted root certificate'. Typically you have to install manually the ZAP certificate into your browser's list of trusted root certificates.
The easiest way is to click on view and choose 'Install certificate'. Alternatively, you can save/export your generated certificate (copy it to you target computer) and double click the .CER file. When doing so, the regular Windows wizard for certificate installation assistance is poping up. In this wizard manually choose the certificate store. Do NOT let Windows choose automatically the certificate store. Choose 'trusted root certificates' as store and finalize the wizard.
After successfully installation, you can check the certificate.
Firefox is using it's own certificate store. Thats why you have to import it twice, when you're using both browser on windows. Installation and late on validation is done in the same preferences dialog:
Attention, there are risks!
When adding self generated Root CA certificates to your list of trusted
root certificates, everyone with the root certificate can smuggle data
into your system (browser).
In other words when you're not testing in a safe environment, but on
productive machines, be aware that you're opening an additional attack
vector to your system.
| Certificados | para certificados SSL de clientes |


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Use a few sentences to describe the purpose and agenda for your upcoming webinar. Make sure to focus on what your visitors will gain by attending. It can be helpful to use bullet points to list the most important topics that you'll be discussing:
Consider restating the time and date of the webinar, and tell your visitors you can't wait to see them there!


Let’s say that you are building a nice app, one that connects to a third-party service. Almost any API worth implementing uses an API key as part of basic authentication and security. Checking this into source control can expose your key to the public if you ever open-source your project (or parts of it).
The Gradle build system allows us a clean way to avoid this.
- Add the key to your
gradle.properties
file in your home directory under.gradle
directory. - Import the key as a
buildConfigField
/resValue
in your module-levelbuild.gradle
file. - Use the key in your Java or XML files as needed.
1. Defining key in build.gradle
Find the .gradle
folder in your home directory. Usually it can be found at:
- Windows:
C:\Users\<Your Username>\.gradle
- Mac:
/Users/<Your Username>/.gradle
- Linux:
/home/<Your Username>/.gradle
Inside it there would be a file named gradle.properties
(just create it if there isn’t any).
After that, add your key to the file as a property. If your key was my-awesome-api-key
, the file after adding the key might look something like:
I prefer to use this format <Project Name>_<Key Property Name>
so that I don’t mix up keys for different projects by mistake.
2. Importing the key in your project
- Open your module-level
build.gradle
file (usually the one where you define dependencies for your app). - Add your property in each of your build types.
- If you want to access the key from Java, then add it as a
buildConfigField
. - If you want to access the key in your XML files (layouts and other resources), then add it as a
resValue
.
After doing so, your build.gradle
might look like this:
3. Using the key in your app’s code
Now you can access the key from your code as described below.
Accessing in Java
It is available as a standard String in your Java/Kotlin (if you use Kotlin, you good sir just became a friend of mine) code. To access it:
Accessing in XML
If you want to use it in XML files (like AdMob keys are needed sometimes in XML), you can access them just like any other string resource (used in the last line):
Done
Now you can safely have a public repository that can reference API keys. You can also have different keys for debug and release (just specify different property names in respective build-types).
Being a good samaritan
Securing your API keys is an essential step and you should always do it, but you also should document how someone is supposed to provide those keys to build the project from a clean checkout from your repository.
If you know of a better way for this contact me or tweet to me @varun_barad. You can even send me ideas for any other topics that you would like to know about.


After receiving a gram of 10X Salvia extract in the mail, my friends and I proceeded to use the entire gram in one night. Our first two experiments were in the dose range of around 40-50mg per person. We topped the night off by smoking the rest. Three people had 100mg each and the other two (myself included) had 150mg each. I was completely blown away by the result.
Setting: My bedroom. Time is 3am. I am with four of my good friends. Good state of mind.
Smoked 150mg of 10x extract in two bowls. The last 'normal' thing I remember is exhaling and thinking 'wow...that was a lot of smoke...'
Suddenly I became aware of a series of strange zipper-like patterns accross the room, running parallel with the floor. Each line was about a metre in distance from any other line. Then I became aware of the fact that everything I was seeing was loosing its depth and becoming flat, like a piece of paper. Except there were 'layers' of these papers all standing up straight from the floor. I could move around between the layers in my bedroom. It was kind of like walking through a room filled with freestanding cardboard cutouts with pictures of my room on them. One cutout would be my computer and desk, another my bed, and so on. The zipper-lines were becoming more and more pronounced as everything in my vision flattened up.
Then I noticed the presence of a few beings around me, whom I thought to be my friends (who were all in the room at the time). Each of these beings was attatched to one of the zipper lines in some way I can't describe. I could see them as human form, and they looked exactly like my friends. But I knew that they were all attatched to the zipper-lines, too. The idea was passed to me, from somewhere, that these people were the heads of the zippers that held reality together.

 To my complete horror I watched as one of my former friends began to walk along his zipper-line with an insane grin on his face. Reality began to 'unzip'.
I don't know how else to describe it. It looked EXACTLY like a zipper being undone. The two sections of reality that were previously joined by the zipper began to spread apart. An infinite blackness was the only thing left between the sheets of reality. My friends, I realized, were only some benevolent conciousness wearing their skin. Each one moved and acted precisely the same way.
This led me to the conclusion that I, somehow, was in control of the fate of reality. I fixed the idea firmly in my head that everything would stop, and reality would zip itself back up.
This did not work.
Now I realized that I had no control over the situation, and never had. The beings wearing my friend's faces changed from goading and sneaky to angry and forceful. I was chased out of my room, into the kitchen. I became aware of the fact that I could not move as I thought I should be able to move. There was some form of resistance whenever I moved, accompanied with a strange zipping sound. I was now a zipper head, and as I ran I was unzipping reality behind me.
Panic hit me very very fast. I tried to flee the kitchen, as the other zippers had followed me and were trying to 'catch up' to me for what I thought was some purely evil reason. It was imperative that I stay ahead of them if I were to survive. I made my way through the living room. Down the back hallway of my house. Out the back door.
Reality was now completely coming apart around me. Everything had gone quiet, except for the noise of the other zippers following me, and the noise my own zipper made as I moved. All other noise seemed to dissapear as reality was unzipped. I was now in a very real state of panic as I watched in horror as my house unzipped from reality. I was not safe outside, either, I realized. But it was too late to do anything. Somehow I got the idea that I needed to let go. This wasn't worth fighting any longer. I watched with a growing sense of calm as four other zipper lines converged on me.
Just as reality was finishing its unzipping, I noticed the presence of one of my friends.  He kept asking 'Why are you outside?' I realized that he was my friend from before, not the head of a zipper. It looked as if I was seeing him through a tunnel in the center of my vision. The tunnel widened and reality as I know it came back to me all at once. I was outside, but how? What had happened? What had I just experienced?
I allowed myself to be led back into the house, still too confused to do or say anything. A couple hours later, by the time I went to bed, I could remember everything clearly (and still do).
I'd have to say that Salvia is by far the strangest drug I have ever come across. It's like a mixture of Ketamine, Dramamine, and shrooms, plus something entirely novel. I would not call it fun at all except at lower doses. Everything I witnessed seemed very real as it happened. I remember having the thought (which scared me) that the zippers of reality had always been there, and I had always been the head of a zipper. It was as if I had been pretending all along that reality was the way it is, and that somehow I had forgotten the nature of my true existence. I was being shown my true nature, I thought.
Strangest thing to ever happen to me.
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Library: Foundation
Package: Filesystem
Header: Poco/DirectoryIterator.h
Description
The DirectoryIterator class is used to enumerate all files in a directory.
DirectoryIterator has some limitations:
- only forward iteration (++) is supported
- an iterator copied from another one will always point to the same file as the original iterator, even is the original iterator has been advanced (all copies of an iterator share their state with the original iterator)
- because of this you should only use the prefix increment operator
Inheritance
Known Derived Classes: SortedDirectoryIterator
Member Summary
Member Functions: name, operator !=, operator *, operator ++, operator =, operator ==, operator->, path
Constructors
DirectoryIterator
Creates the end iterator.
DirectoryIterator
DirectoryIterator(
const std::string & path
);
Creates a directory iterator for the given path.
DirectoryIterator
DirectoryIterator(
const DirectoryIterator & iterator
);
Creates a directory iterator for the given path.
DirectoryIterator
DirectoryIterator(
const File & file
);
Creates a directory iterator for the given file.
DirectoryIterator
DirectoryIterator(
const Path & path
);
Creates a directory iterator for the given path.
Destructor
~DirectoryIterator
virtual ~DirectoryIterator();
Destroys the DirectoryIterator.
Member Functions
name
const std::string & name() const;
Returns the current filename.
operator !=
bool operator != (
const DirectoryIterator & iterator
) const;
operator *
const File & operator * () const;
operator *
File & operator * ();
operator ++
virtual DirectoryIterator & operator ++ ();
operator ++
DirectoryIterator operator ++ (
int
);
Deprecated. This function is deprecated and should no longer be used.
Please use the prefix increment operator instead.
operator =
DirectoryIterator & operator = (
const DirectoryIterator & it
);
operator =
DirectoryIterator & operator = (
const File & file
);
operator =
DirectoryIterator & operator = (
const Path & path
);
operator =
DirectoryIterator & operator = (
const std::string & path
);
operator ==
bool operator == (
const DirectoryIterator & iterator
) const;
operator->
const File * operator-> () const;
operator->
File * operator-> ();
path
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The Confidence Bound Target (CBT) algorithm is designed for infinite arms bandit problem. It is shown that CBT algorithm achieves the regret lower bound for general reward distributions. Reference: Hock Peng Chan and Shouri Hu (2018) <arXiv:1805.11793>.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Published: | 2018-05-31 |
| Author: | Hock Peng Chan and Shouri Hu |
| Maintainer: | Shouri Hu <e0054325 at u.nus.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | CBT results |
| Reference manual: | CBT.pdf |
| Package source: | CBT_1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: CBT_1.0.zip, r-release: CBT_1.0.zip, r-oldrel: CBT_1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: CBT_1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: CBT_1.0.tgz |
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This webapp tend to give a key to answer the everlasting question : "how would they look like in this era
?".
In other terms,
you are here able to recrate the roster of your favorite team from a specific season based on player from an
other season
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| real(8) function | randomutils_runiform (range) |
| | Build a random sample using an uniform distribution. More...
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| integer function | randomutils_iuniform (range) |
| | Build a random sample using an uniform distribution. More...
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| recursive subroutine | randommultisetbase (nElems, sGroups, randomItem, nChosen, at) |
| | Chooses the first one combination with repetitions which satisfy the constraint. This implementation uses a tree-like algorithm with random browsing. More...
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| subroutine | randomutils_srandommultiset (elems, sGroups, randomItem, constrainFunction) |
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| subroutine | randomutils_irandommultiset (elems, sGroups, randomItem, constrainFunction) |
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| logical function | mystrconstrain (multisetPositions, current) |
| | This is only necessary for RandomUtils_test method. More...
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| logical function | myintconstraindebug (multisetPositions, current) |
| | This is only necessary for RandomUtils_test method. More...
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| logical function | myintconstrain (multisetPositions, current) |
| | This is only necessary for RandomUtils_test method. More...
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Definition at line 29 of file RandomUtils.f90.
| logical function randomutils_::myintconstrain |
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integer, dimension(:), intent(in), allocatable |
multisetPositions, |
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This is only necessary for RandomUtils_test method.
Definition at line 467 of file RandomUtils.f90.
| logical function randomutils_::myintconstraindebug |
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integer, dimension(:), intent(in), allocatable |
multisetPositions, |
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integer, intent(in) |
current |
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This is only necessary for RandomUtils_test method.
Definition at line 414 of file RandomUtils.f90.
| logical function randomutils_::mystrconstrain |
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integer, dimension(:), intent(in), allocatable |
multisetPositions, |
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integer, intent(in) |
current |
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This is only necessary for RandomUtils_test method.
Definition at line 375 of file RandomUtils.f90.
| recursive subroutine randomutils_::randommultisetbase |
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integer, intent(in) |
nElems, |
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integer, intent(in) |
sGroups, |
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integer, dimension(:), intent(inout), allocatable |
randomItem, |
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integer, intent(in), optional |
nChosen, |
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integer, intent(in), optional |
at |
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Chooses the first one combination with repetitions which satisfy the constraint. This implementation uses a tree-like algorithm with random browsing.
- Parameters
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| [in] | nElems | Number of elements |
| [in] | sGroups | size of the groups |
| [out] | randomItem | random multiset |
example: if S={0,1,3,2} then the combination of these elements in groups of two elements which satisfy the constraint e_i + e_j = 3 are: 1) 0,3 2) 2,1
Definition at line 175 of file RandomUtils.f90.
| subroutine, public randomutils_::randomutils_init |
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| subroutine randomutils_::randomutils_irandommultiset |
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integer, dimension(:), intent(in), allocatable |
elems, |
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integer, intent(in) |
sGroups, |
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integer, dimension(:), intent(inout), allocatable |
randomItem, |
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procedure(prototypemultisetconstraint) |
constrainFunction |
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| integer function randomutils_::randomutils_iuniform |
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integer, dimension(2), intent(in) |
range | ) |
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Build a random sample using an uniform distribution.
- Parameters
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| [out] | sample | In this array will will store the generated random numbers it should be allocated in advance |
Definition at line 150 of file RandomUtils.f90.
| subroutine, public randomutils_::randomutils_randomizevector |
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integer, dimension(:), intent(inout), allocatable |
arr | ) |
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Shuffles Vector with Fisher-Yates shuffling.
Definition at line 98 of file RandomUtils.f90.
| subroutine, public randomutils_::randomutils_randomwalkerstep |
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real(8), dimension(*), intent(in) |
beginPos, |
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real(8), dimension(*), intent(in) |
endPos, |
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stepSize, |
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stepSizeVec |
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real(8), dimension(2), intent(in) |
range | ) |
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Build a random sample using an uniform distribution.
- Parameters
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| [out] | sample | In this array will will store the generated random numbers it should be allocated in advance |
Definition at line 134 of file RandomUtils.f90.
| subroutine randomutils_::randomutils_srandommultiset |
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character(10), dimension(:), intent(in), allocatable |
elems, |
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integer, intent(in) |
sGroups, |
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character(10), dimension(:), intent(inout), allocatable |
randomItem, |
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constrainFunction |
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| subroutine, public randomutils_::randomutils_test |
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| integer, dimension(:), allocatable randomutils_::ids |
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| integer, dimension(:), allocatable randomutils_::kmulticombchosen |
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| logical randomutils_::kmulticombfirsttime = .true. |
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| integer(8) randomutils_::kmulticombiterator = -1 |
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| procedure(prototypemultisetconstraint), pointer, private randomutils_::msconstraint |
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- This is neccesary only for RandomUtils_randomMultiset
Definition at line 66 of file RandomUtils.f90.
| integer, dimension(:), allocatable randomutils_::myiarray |
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private |
- This is only neccesary for test method
Definition at line 69 of file RandomUtils.f90.
| logical randomutils_::randfirsttime = .true. |
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private |
- Used in order to stablish the seed in random procedures
Definition at line 64 of file RandomUtils.f90.
| logical randomutils_::randommultisetlocated = .false. |
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private |
The documentation for this module was generated from the following file:


Week 7 Ex. 3: Give the adjacency matrix and the adjacency list for the heap you created in week 6 ex. 3.
Matrix:
List:


Stereotype Threat
By far the biggest stereotype threat that I have faced did not involve academic performance directly, but affected my performance quite dramatically. Growing up as a technically brainy Asian kid, I always felt more comfortable around technology than people and that preference was fostered instead of compensated for. As a result, the development of my social skills was handicapped and that handicap compounded as the years went by. It exploded when I went to college, where a lot of the work required collaboration, and I suddenly found myself having to learn quickly how to work with people on a level I was never comfortable with working. Add that to the envy I had of others with their abilities to interact, I retreated deeper into the hole I was in when it was the worst thing I could do and my schoolwork, even my favorite of subject of Math, suffered heavily forcing me to withdraw from some of what would have been my favorite classes.
After years of difficulty, I found a solution. Though there wasn't anything I could immediately do about how difficult it was to interact, I could at least put myself in a position where the awkwardness was a non-factor and that was to fully embrace school spirit and attend hockey games regularly. Admittedly I only went to my first game because of a crush I had on one of the cheerleaders at the time, but once there I got so wrapped up in the culture that it was a place I wanted to stay. Sure there was a lot of interacting, but because fans were there to watch the game, it was broken down into brief segments between plays and I could treat one as a new conversation.
This also allowed me numerous opportunities to showcase my other soft skills with people. The LEGO brand children's building toy, for instance, has been something I've continually employed. Since it's becoming increasing normal for adults to have hobbies that involve toys, it's something that people readily accepted of me and also established me as a fixture at home games. I've developed strong friendships with the Men's Hockey Office, the Spirit Squads, and different fan groups that continue to this day and I often create little LEGO gifts for each of them.


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Class: ROM::Cassandra::Migrations::Migration
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- ROM::Cassandra::Migrations::Migration
- Defined in:
- lib/rom/cassandra/migrations/migration.rb
Overview
Base class for migrations, responcible for sending queries to the session
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#session ⇒ ROM::Cassandra::Session
readonly
The session to send queries to.
Class Method Summary collapse
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.inherited(klass) ⇒ Object
Makes all helper methods private.
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#call(query) ⇒ Array
Sends the query to Cassandra cluster.
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#down ⇒ undefined
abstract
By default does nothing.
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#initialize(session) ⇒ Migration
constructor
Initializes migration with session to the Cassandra cluster.
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#keyspace(name) ⇒ ROM::Cassandra::Query
Starts building the CQL query in the context of some keyspace.
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#up ⇒ undefined
abstract
By default does nothing.
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Instance Attribute Details
#session ⇒ ROM::Cassandra::Session (readonly)
Returns the session to send queries to.
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# File 'lib/rom/cassandra/migrations/migration.rb', line 63 def session @session end |
Class Method Details
.inherited(klass) ⇒ Object
Makes all helper methods private
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# File 'lib/rom/cassandra/migrations/migration.rb', line 46 def self.inherited(klass) klass.__send__(:private, :call, :keyspace, :up, :down) end |
Instance Method Details
#call(query) ⇒ Array
Sends the query to Cassandra cluster
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PDNS4 Backend¶
PDNS4 Configuration¶
The version PowerDNS in Ubuntu Xenial is pdns4. This has a different DB schema, and is incompatible with the legacy PowerDNS driver. In PDNS 4 the API was marked stable, and this is what we will use.
You will need to configure PowerDNS, and its database before perfoming these steps.
You will need to use a database backend for PowerDNS’s API to function.
See PowerDNS Docs for details.
- Enable the API in the
pdns.conf
file.
webserver=yes
api=yes
api-key=changeme
- Configure the PowerDNS Backend using this sample target snippet
targets:
- type: pdns4
description: PowerDNS4 DNS Server
# List out the designate-mdns servers from which PowerDNS servers should
# request zone transfers (AXFRs) from.
masters:
- host: <IP_ADDRESS>
port: 5354
# PowerDNS Configuration options
options:
host: <IP_ADDRESS>
port: 53
api_endpoint: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8081
api_token: changeme
- Then update the pools in designate
$ designate-manage pool update
See designate-manage pool for further details on the designate-manage pool
command, and Pools for information about the yaml file syntax


EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Bealoth
BEALOTH
"BEALOTH "citizens, a town in the extreme south of Judah (
Joshua 15:24
); probably the same as Baalath-beer (
19:8
). In 1 Kings 4:16, the Authorized Version has “in Aloth,” the Revised Version “Bealoth.”
"BEALOTH "citizens, a town in the extreme south of Judah (Joshua 15:24); probably the same as Baalath-beer (19:8). In 1 Kings 4:16, the Authorized Version has “in Aloth,” the Revised Version “Bealoth.”