Build personal website with HUGO
Create a beautifully simple personal website in under 10 minutes
This article offers a sample guide of setting up personal website with HUGO and publishing it with GitHub Pages in macOS.
Nowadays, people are showing the great things they are building by publishing websites. Instead of making website from raw HTML and CSS, we can use Static site generators, like Jekyll, Octopress, Pelican, Middleman, and Hugo. I picked Hugo to build my blog. Codes for this website are shared in my github
Hugo site creation
The following content refered to
[1] https://themes.gohugo.io/anatole/
[2] https://gohugo.io/getting-started/quick-start/
[3] https://wowchemy.com/docs/install-locally/#install-with-git
Step 1: Install Hugo
For MacOS users, it’s recommended to do it through homebrew, just like for most open-source software.
brew install hugo
Step 2: Create new site
The following will create a new Hugo site in a folder named “filenam” under root directory. Default root directory for MacOS will be /Users/yourID. All the file required to finish the website would be in this folder.
hugo new site filename
Step 3: Construct a theme
One of the adcantages of Hugo is that it contains many nice themes, see themes.gohugo.io. I picked Academic.
A standard way for this part is
cd filename
git init
git submodule add https://github.com/lxndrblz/anatole.git themes/anatole
Then, create site configuration:
echo 'theme = "academic"' >> config.toml
With this code, config.toml would contain basic information for the website. Then you can edit config.toml with text editor.I would recommend Sublime Text.
Actually, one easy way to do this is to download the theme from GitHub directly and then customize it!
git clone https://github.com/wowchemy/starter-academic.git
git submodule update --init --recursive
For a beginer, I suggest copying the demo config.toml of the theme. Then we can modify parameters correspondingly. Documentation of each theme would always discuss the parameters in details.
Step 4: Post new blog
Now we would be able to add new post to our blog. For example, we can create brand-new post.
hugo new posts/my-first-post.md
For me, I downloaded the example content files of the them. These files gave me a quick insight of the post format. Then I would be able to modity the content e.g. adding images, paragraphs,and codeboxes.
Step 5: Run the Hugo server
With this code, you can see your new site at http://localhost:1313/.
hugo server -D
Website Publication with GitHub Pages
GitHub Pages provides really convenience method to publish personal website. There is no need to configure server and set up database.
1: Create a repository
Create a new repository named username.github.io, where username must be your username on GitHub. Then clone the new repository in the folder you would like to store this project.
git clone https://github.com/username/username.github.io
2: Deploy Hugo site
- GitHub Pages can not actually recognize the file format of hugo. Therefore, we would need to generate HTML files that can be read by Github for Hugo site. To do this, we firstly need to open config.toml and make the following modification:
baseURL = "https://mokszekei.github.io/" languageCode = "en" DefaultContentLanguage = "en" title = "Website of Siqi Mo" theme = "anatole" summarylength = 10 enableEmoji = true enableRobotsTXT = true publishDir = "mokszekei.github.io"
- Now, Hugo know it need to output our HTML files to <github_username>.github.io. Go to the directory of your Hugo project, run the following command:
hugo
- Then Hugo will generate the HTML which customize the content in your site. All of these html, css files would be in
public
folder. The next step we can do is copying and pasting files insidepublic
to the GitHub repository. And then, post it.
git add .
git commit -m "host my website"
git push origin master
Done! You shoud be able to view your website https://username.github.io. You can also go to the github repository, press setting and roll down to Github Pages to see whether your website is successfully published.


Remember, a Jedi can feel the Force flowing through him. You mean it controls your actions? Partially. But it also obeys your commands. Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid. You don't believe in the Force, do you? Kid, I've flown from one side of this galaxy to the other. I've seen a lot of strange stuff, but I've never seen anything to make me believe there's one all-powerful force controlling everything. There's no mystical energy field that controls my destiny. It's all a lot of simple tricks and nonsense. I suggest you try it again, Luke.  With the blast shield down, I can't even see. How am I supposed to fight?  Don't trust them.
Run! Yes. A Jedi's strength flows from the Force. But beware of the dark side. Anger...fear...aggression. The dark side of the Force are they. Easily they flow, quick to join you in a fight. If once you start down the dark path, forever will it dominate your destiny, consume you it will, as it did Obi-Wan's apprentice. Vader. Is the dark side stronger? No...no...no. Quicker, easier, more seductive. But how am I to know the good side from the bad? You will know. When you are calm, at peace. Passive. A Jedi uses the Force for knowledge and defense, never for attack. But tell me why I can't... No, no, there is no why. Nothing more will I teach you today. Clear your mind of questions. Mmm. Mmmmmm.
Hmm. That face you make. Look I so old to young eyes? No... of course not. I do, yes, I do! Sick have I become. Old and weak. When nine hundred years old you reach, look as good you will not. Hmm? Soon will I rest. Yes, forever sleep. Earned it, I have.  Strong am I with the Force... but not that strong! Twilight is upon me and soon night must fall. That is the way of things... the way of the Force. But I need your help. I've come back to complete the training. No more training do you require.  Then I am a Jedi? Ohhh. Not yet. One thing remains: Vader. You must confront Vader. Then, only then, a Jedi will you be. And confront him you will.


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Eunomia is part of HADES.
Eunomia is a standard dataset in the OMOP (Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership) Common Data Model (CDM) for testing and demonstration purposes. Eunomia is used for many of the exercises in the Book of OHDSI. For functions that require schema name, use ‘main’.
library(Eunomia) connectionDetails <- getEunomiaConnectionDetails() connection <- connect(connectionDetails) querySql(connection, "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM person;") # COUNT(*) #1 2694 getTableNames(connection,databaseSchema = 'main') disconnect(connection)
See the instructions here for configuring your R environment, including Java.
In R, use the following commands to download and install Eunomia:
install.packages("Eunomia")
Documentation can be found on the package website.
PDF versions of the documentation are also available:


Nehemiah 9:9
And didst see the affliction of our fathers in Egypt, and heardest their cry by the Red sea;


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Gathering the right material
Preparing the right soil
In order to get the best results with your new organic garden, you'll want to make sure the soil is properly conditioned. You have to eat, and so do plants, so make sure your veggies get lots of fresh nutrients. Healthy soil helps build up strong, productive plants. Chemical soil treatments can not only seep into your food, but they can also harm the beneficial bacteria, worms, and other microbes in the soil.
The best way to gauge the quality of your soil is to get it tested. You can get a home testing kit, or better, send a sample to your local agricultural extension office. For a modest fee you'll get a complete breakdown of pH and nutrient levels, as well as treatment recommendations; be sure to tell them you're going organic. Typically, it's best to test in the fall, and apply any organic nutrients before winter.
Even if you don't have time for testing, you'll want to make sure your soil has plenty of humus — the organic matter, not the similarly named Mediterranean spread. According to 1000 Gardening Questions & Answers, you'll want to mix in compost, leaf and grass clippings, and manure. Which leads us to the next topic : Compost
Getting the right mixture
Compost feeds plants, helps conserve water, cuts down on weeds, and keeps food and yard waste out of landfills by turning garbage into "black gold." Spread compost around plants or mix with potting soil — it's hard to use too much!
The best compost forms from the right ratio of nitrogen- and carbon-rich organic waste, mixed with soil, water, and air. It might sound like complicated chemistry, but don't worry too much if you don't have time to make perfect compost. Even a minimally tended pile will still yield decent results.
To get started, measure out a space at least three feet square. Your compost heap can be a simple pile or contained within a custom pen or bin (some can be rotated, to improve results).
Add alternating layers of carbon (or brown) material — leaves and garden trimmings — and nitrogen (or green) material — such as kitchen scraps and manure, with a thin layer of soil in between.
Top off the pile with four to six inches of soil. Turn the pile as new layers are added and water to keep (barely) moist, in order to foster microbe action. You should get good compost in as little as two months or longer if it's cold.
A properly maintained compost pile shouldn't smell. If it does, add more dry carbon material (leaves, straw, or sawdust) and turn it more frequently.
Making smart Choices
It really pays to select plants that will thrive in your specific micro-conditions. As a general guide, check the USDA's Hardiness Zones. Choose plants that will adjust well to each spot in terms of light, moisture, drainage, and soil quality. Most gardens have gradations in these variables. The happier your plants are, the more resistant they'll be to attackers.
If you're buying seedlings, look for plants raised without chemical fertilizers and pesticides. A great place to look is at your local farmers' market, which may also have native plants and varieties well-suited to your area. It's better to buy stocky seedlings with few, if any blooms yet, and root systems that don't look overcrowded.
Many things are best grown from seed, including sunflowers, annual poppies, coriander, dill, annual phlox, larkspur, annual lupine, morning glories, sweet peas, squash, and cucumbers.
Produces that seem to prosper in the US for optimal output have been calculated and can be accesed on this platform: Burpee
Plants that you will be harvesting, such as vegetables or cutting flowers, should be grouped tightly in beds that you don't walk on. Raised beds work great. Grouping reduces weeding and water waste, and helps you target compost and nutrients. Ample space between rows helps promote air circulation, which repels fungal attacks.
Remember that seedlings won't always stay diminutive, and you do want to limit overshadowing. It's a good idea to thin crops based on nursery suggestions.
Plants with highest returns of organic produce with limited space and time
So named because the vines keep getting bigger and producing new fruit until frost.
They keep growing and producing 'til frost — assuming you keep them picked.
Everything they say about avalanches of zucchini is true, especially of hybrid varieties.
You can keep breaking off outer leaves for months, and every picking will be tender as long as plants get enough water.
They grow readily and produce delicious rewards.
Arugula, Spinach, Baby Carrots, Radishes, Cucumbers, Bush Beans, etc. Pick what your tongue desires
Maitenance is key
The best time to water plants is usually in the morning. Why? Mornings tend to be cool with less winds, so the amount of water lost to evaporation is reduced. If you water in the evening, plants stay damp overnight, making them more likely to be damaged by fungal and bacterial diseases.
Ideally, you want to water the roots, not the greenery, which is easily damaged. A drip or soak system can work great, or just carefully water the bases of plants by hand.
Most experts recommend substantial, infrequent watering for established plants, typically a total of about one inch of water per week (including rain). One or two applications a week encourages deeper rooting, which promotes stronger plants. To avoid shocking tender greenery, try to use water at or near air temperature; collected rainwater is best.
No matter where you live, you'll still get weeds. Pulling them by hand may sound like hard work — and it can be — but it also can be good exercise, and gets you outside in the fresh air.
Reduce the number of weeds you have to contend with by applying mulch, which also helps protect the soil. Organic mulch and burlap can work in a pinch. Straw is cheap but doesn't last long. Wood chips are nice, but can get pricey. Many people opt to use lawn clippings, although it should be noted that because they are high in nitrogen, clippings should only be used on plants that need a lot of the nutrient, such as squash and lettuce.
If you would like us to make devices that moniter plants and logs data, including watering them, please leave us a message using the tool at the bottom of our Home Page
Your plants are your treasure. You might fall protecting them. (Just kidding, keep reading)
If your garden is being assaulted by pests, it may be a sign of other problems, so the first thing you should do is make sure plants are getting enough light, nutrients, and moisture. Also remember that a diverse garden helps prevent pests by limiting the amount of one type of plant offered up to enemies.
It's a good thing to foster natural predators in your garden, such as frogs, toads, lizards, birds, and even bats. Beneficial insects can be your best friends, especially ladybugs.
Many nurseries even sell cans of them, though it's true there's a high probability they won't stick around. Leave a small source of water out to attract friendly predators. It's also a good idea to grow plants with small blossoms, such as sweet alyssum and dill, which attract predatory insects. Nets and row covers can also work.
Organic weapons include Bacillus thuringiensis, a naturally occurring bacteria that disrupts the digestion of caterpillars and other leaf-eaters. You can also use horticultural oils, insecticidal soaps, garlic, or hot pepper sprays.
Critics also cite the use of copper-based pesticides, which are used as fungicides in organic and conventional fruit production. Copper does have issues. Kelsey McKee, OMRI's review program and quality director, cites documents from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and EPA that describe concerns with the use of copper.
For many consumers pesticide residues on food are a big concern and organic foods have been shown to contain far less pesticide residues than conventional foods. Charles Benbrook of Benbrook Consulting Services, an organic consulting firm who has done extensive work on pesticide residues in organic foods, said: "When you compare organic versus conventional food, it is absolutely inarguable that organic food reduces dietary exposure to pesticides by 98 percent."
The reward
Don't forget to harvest the fruits of your labor! Generally, the more you harvest, the more your plants will produce for you.
During peak harvest season, you'll likely find that it's best to check your garden every day. Got herbs? If you use them fresh, pick them right before you need them. But if you'll be drying and storing them, it's best to wait until just before they flower, since they'll have the most flavor. Gather all herbs except basil in mid-morning, shortly after dew has dried. Harvest basil in the late afternoon, since it will last longer after some time in the sun.
When harvesting leafy greens, pick sporadically from the entire crop, a little from each plant. For broccoli, wait until the central head is as large as it will get, before sending off buds for flowering. Cut it off right above the leaf node, and you'll likely get better production from the rest of the plant. In general, it's best to cut produce off with a sharp knife or scissors versus ripping with your fingers, which can cause more damage to plant tissue.
If you get too much bounty, remember you can also freeze, store some types of produce in a root cellar, or take up canning. Enjoy!
You can easily connect to buyers through ORGO who will market your produce after you have a sustainable production. Since, we are still developing his feature, please check back later.
There is always, ALWAYS a different taste to the produce you grow yourself.


HELLO MY NAME IS ZOE CLAASEN (YOU CAN CALL ME ZO OR ZOZO IF U WANT BUT IT'S NOT A BIG DEAL) I'M FROM BLENHEIM ORIGINALLY, HAVE BEEN LIVING IN WELLINGTON FOR AROUND FOUR YEARS. OUTSIDE OF CODING, I ALSO MAKE MUSIC, DJ, MAKE GRAPHICS AND SOMETIMES ORGANISE EVENTS. I'M AT DEV ACADEMY BECAUSE I REALLY ENJOY CODING AND BEING CREATIVE THROUGH TECH. I ALSO THINK IT WILL BE A GREAT SKILL TO HAVE IN ORDER TO GET $$$ AND FOR MY OWN SIDE PROJECTS.


A very opinionated hiking food planner. Couscous and oats are the best for climbing and hiking when weight and simplicity matter: just ask these badasses. They are delicious, but if weight doesn't matter as much, follow your heart and take something else. Hover/tap the underlined bits for more information.
DinnerBoil up water (1:1) with salt and olive oil. Once boiling, throw in couscous and sliced parmesan, cover, and remote heat. Leave covered for five minutes then enjoy.
130g couscous, 80ml olive oil, 30g parmesan
1266 cal, 27g protein, 81g fat, 102g carbs
Couscous
Olive oil
Parmesan
LunchEat the bars, eat the rest. Make your own bars for better taste and less trash.
150g bars, 20g peanuts, 10g raisins, 10g seeds
737 cal, 29g protein, 28g fat, 141g carbs
50g bars
Peanuts
Seeds
BreakfastBoil up water (1:1) with a touch of salt, raisins, milk powder and whatever else you like with oats. Once boiling, throw in oats, stir, remove heat, keep stirring, and enjoy.
100g oats, 20g raisins, 20g milk powder
555 cal, 17g protein, 13g fat, 95g carbs
Oats
Raisins
Milk powder
Gas
Mouseover info only shown for 2500 cal/day option. Ditch the milk powder if it's not your thing. Mix half of the raisins into lunch mix, and feel free to substitute another dried fruit. Don't forget to take salt and pepper. Pro tip: pack all of these into sealable plastic bags so you're not carrying trash around with you. Don't forget tea/coffee/chocolate!
It is assumed that no breakfast is needed for the first day, and no dinner is needed for the last. Gas calculation assumes both oats and couscous are followed by a bit of tea, that you're using an efficient stove, and that no other cooking is needed. Be conservative.


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How Awesome Are Your Deeds
TO THE CHOIRMASTER. A SONG. A PSALM.
1 Shout for joy to God, all the earth;
2 sing the glory of his name;
give to him glorious praise!
3 Say to God, “How awesome are your deeds!
So great is your power that your enemies come cringing to you.
4 All the earth worships you
and sings praises to you;
they sing praises to your name.”
Selah
5 Come and see what God has done:
he is awesome in his deeds toward the children of man.
6 He turned the sea into dry land;
they passed through the river on foot.
There did we rejoice in him,
7 who rules by his might forever,
whose eyes keep watch on the nations—
let not the rebellious exalt themselves.

Selah
16 Come and hear, all you who fear God,
and I will tell what he has done for my soul.
17 I cried to him with my mouth,
and high praise was on my tongue.
18 If I had cherished iniquity in my heart,
the Lord would not have listened.
19 But truly God has listened;
he has attended to the voice of my prayer.
20 Blessed be God,
because he has not rejected my prayer
or removed his steadfast love from me!


Tasks
To load an HTML document from a file, use the LoadFromFile method.
To load a document from a stream, use the LoadFromStream method.
To load a document from a unicode string, use the LoadFromString method.
To load a document from an ansistring, use a TBuffer and the LoadFromBuffer method. ( Deprecated )
To load a document from an ansistring, use a TBuffer and the LoadFromDocument method.
Use the Position property to save a location in a document and return to it later. For positioning to a Name field in the document, use the PositionTo method.
To customize response to clicking on a hotspot, respond to the OnHotSpotClick event.
To implement a status line which shows what URL a hot spot corresponds to, respond to the OnHotSpotCovered event.
Use the DefFontName, DefFontSize, DefFontColor, DefHotSpotColor, and DefBackground properties to change the default font and color characteristics for general display. Use the HTML <body> tag and it's attributes to specify the appearance of a particular HTML document.
To implement a history list and/or Back|Forward buttons, see Setting up a History List.


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Minor Update to PowerShell Syntax for Vim author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 1308 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2010/01/minor-update-to-powershell-syntax-for-vim date: '2010-01-29 03:27:17 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-01-29 03:27:17 +0000' categories: - PowerShell - Vim tags: [] comments: - id: 2055 author: Peter Provost author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.peterprovost.org/blog date: '2012-03-07 03:33:48 +0000' date_gmt: '2012-03-07 03:33:48 +0000' content: "The vim-ps1 plugin now lives up on GitHub, so grab it there. It is pathogen-ready, so very easy to drop into your vim configutation. Tomas has forked it to get me his changes, so if anyone has any more, let me know.\r\n\r\nhttps://github.com/PProvost/vim-ps1" ---
Jeffrey Knight was kind enough to point out a small missing thing in the expressions for built-in variables in my modified syntax file for PowerShell scripts for Vim. I’ve now updated the syntax file in my github repository following Jeffrey’s suggestion and also fixed another related issue while at it.
Thanks Jeffrey!


{% extends "./layout.html" %} {% block title %}A4-Insecure Direct Object References{% endblock %} {% block content %}
If an applications uses the actual name or key of an object when generating web pages, and doesn't verify if the user is authorized for the target object, this can result in an insecure direct object reference flaw. An attacker can exploit such flaws by manipulating parameter values. Unless object references are unpredictable, it is easy for an attacker to access all available data of that type.
For example, the insure demo application uses userid as part of the url to access the allocations (/allocations/{id}). An attacker can manipulate id value and access other user's allocation information.
In
routes/allocations.js
, the insecure application takes user id from url to fetch the allocations.
var userId = req.params.userId; allocationsDAO.getByUserId(userId, function(error, allocations) { if (error) return next(error); return res.render("allocations", allocations); });
A safer alternative is to always retrieve allocations for logged in user (using
req.session.userId
)instead of taking it from url.


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Yahoo Finance Use Case
Title: Browsing Financial News and Data
Description: Chuck Diaz would likes to check his financial portfolio,
check the latest financial news, and explore an investment opportunity.
Name of User and their role: Chuck Diaz is an engineer who likes to keep tabs
on the financial markets, his financial portfolio, and explore investment opportunities.
Usage Preconditions: A Yahoo account is not needed to utilize the website but is
preferred in order to save setting and track financial portfolios and/or individual investments.
Usage Post Conditions: Making well informed investment decisions and being up to date
on the latest in business news and the broader markets domestically and abroad.
Interaction Flow:
- Chuck Diaz enters finance.yahoo.com website into his browser of choice.
- The home page opens on his monitor.
- Chuck Diaz first views all the financial data immediately on his screen.
- Chuck Diaz first glances at the broader market indices to get an idea of how the overall domestic
markets are performing.
- Chuck Diaz then glances at the financial news headlines and quickly reads and glances
at the most recent article headlines that are listed from top to bottom on the page.
- After reviewing the headlines Chuck Diaz selects an article of interest
to read further or moves on to other site options.
- After browsing the financial headlines and reading the brief headline description
Chuck decides he would like to read more of the article so he clicks the article link.
- Once the article opens the description two or more paragraphs are revealed.
- Chuck can decide if he wants to continue reading or return back to the previous page.
- If Chuck decides to keep reading, the entire article is revealed in the current window or the
site page is redirected to the article sources main web site in a new window where Chuck can
continue reading.
- After reading the entire article Chuck can close the new window that was opened and return
to the Yahoo finance home page.
Frequency of Use: Several times a day, even weekends, but more during the weekdays
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proxy - Display the proxy server that should be used to reach a given a network resource
Display the proxy server that should be used to reach a given a network resource.
libproxy is a library that provides automatic proxy configuration management using different backends.
echo http://www.example.com/ | proxy http://webcache:3128 direct://
This manual page was written by
Laurent Bigonville
for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).
libproxy


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An API, stands for Application Programming Interface and basically its something that allows one piece of software to another.
There are many kinds of APIs, but the one which you will deal most often is REST API where REST stands for REpresentational State Transfer. We don't have to bother with this for now.
I like to think of API using ships, docks and harbour. In order to use api we need to have as server (a harbour) which we can call.
Each call (ship) cary some stuff (data) to a harbour and get some data back. Sometimes it can carry very little data on the way to harbour (request) and bring lot of data back (response), and sometimes it can be oposite.
In order to make a proper call we have to specify a proper endpoint (dock in the harbour), otherwise our ship won't receive any data back.
Let's check the example:
Let's imagine that we want to show our users a weather forecast. We will make use of free API available at openweathermap.org
Note! In order to use free API you have to register first, and get your API key from here. Free account allows us to call up 60x times per minute.
Now when we have API Key ready we can use one of the endpoint available to use
I am gonna use Current Weather data, according to docs I have to use the following endpoint:
api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q={city name}&appid={your api key}
As you can see it contains some parameters, which we have to pass. Let's fill it with data:
api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q=London&appid=ABC123
NOTE! You have to replace ABC123 key with yours, otherwise it won't work.
Now when we have endpoint ready, let's make a call:
//OPEN - call type, url/file , sync/async
xhr.open('GET','http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q=London&appid=ABC123',true);
Voila! You made your first call to API. As you can see we are getting temperature in imperial units, what if we want to change it to metric?
We can simply add new parameter to our call: &units=metric
api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q=London&appid=ABC123&units=metric
You probably already noticed that while using GET request we are specifying parameters after URL using question mark sign (?), in a key=value syntax, and use & sign to split parameters.
Finally, let's have a look on how we can make API calls using jQuery.


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FILM TITLE: MANON OF THE SPRING DIRECTOR: CLAUDE BERRI COUNTRY: FRANCE (1987) SUPER FEATURES: THE ACTORS CAST: YVES MONTAND, DANIEL AUTEIL, EMMANUELLE BEART
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And this is where the story really starts. Manon, now a grown teenager decides to take her revenge in her own hands, on the people who destroyed her father.
With the help of an outsider boyfriend they begin planning their attack, until the old farmer's accomplice is found out and kills himself. At that point the old farmer is lost, and has little strength to keep up the chore of plugging the well every time it swells up.
An elder woman, who lives elsewhere, comes to visit. She was one of the old farmer's flames, and dearly loved him. She loved him so much that when she got pregnant she kept the child. And she tells the story of the child growing up away from dad. And in the meantime Yves Montand's face begins to turn sad, that the woman he loved the most, never told him the story before, and they never married, which they both wanted.
As it turns out, she was the mother, and he was the father. In essence he was the murderer of his own son.
He absolves himself, apologizes to Manon, and clears himself before he dies, a disappointed man, sad in love, and sadder in life.
The beauty of this film is the turnaround between what is really a set of criminal actions, and the kharma which begets him. What he did to others, he now pays in full unto himself. The suffering he applied to others, he now has to face in full. And he does, thus showing his strength and ability.
Manon and her husband unplug the well, the town is happy, and the prosperity will now start.
It isn't often that a story is told, and keeps you in, only to find out that all that matters is not gold. And when it does, the story has to deal with it without throwing it away. This film does, and delivers with as much beauty as there is.
If you have the patience to see this film, do so. You will be stunned, but you will like it. It delivers, like most films don't.
A MUST SEE. But it only makes good sense if you see both films, since the first film explains the outcome and actions of the second film. SUBTITLES, you say, so what. A film is a film, and to take care of the action like this novel does is an accomplishment not often done in film. This is LITERATURE at its best on film. This is not ENTERTAINMENT. And as literature, it teaches and helps us along.
ENJOY IT. The Acting is superb, and this was Yves Montand best role ever. He won several international awards for it. It's a tour the force, and a real shame that he gets ignored for the Oscars. There isn't much better work around that can stand up to this kind of material. Brilliantly written and taken care of with just as much care. Wonderful music and visuals through out, as it has 'poetic' moments every now and then, giving us the seers a chance to catch our breath, and evaluate what went on.
If you like good work, this is as good as it gets, or are likely to find.
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CSPICE_DVSEP calculates the time derivative of the separation angle
between states.
Given:
s1 defining a SPICE state(s);
[6,n] = size(s1); double = class(s1)
s1 = (r1, dr1 ).
--
dt
s2 defining a second SPICE state(s);
[6,n] = size(s2); double = class(s2)
s2 = (r2, dr2 ).
--
dt
An implicit assumption exists that 's1' and 's2' are specified
in the same reference frame. If this is not the case, the numerical
result has no meaning.
the call:
dvsep = cspice_dvsep( s1, s2)
returns:
dvsep time derivative(s) of the angular separation between 's1' and
's2'.
[1,n] = size(dvsep); double = class(dvsep)
'dvsep' returns with the same vectorization measure (N)
as 's1' and 's2'.
Any numerical results shown for this example may differ between
platforms as the results depend on the SPICE kernels used as input
and the machine specific arithmetic implementation.
%
% Load SPK, PCK, and LSK kernels, use a meta kernel for convenience.
%
cspice_furnsh( 'standard.tm' )
%
% An arbitrary time.
%
BEGSTR = 'JAN 1 2009';
et = cspice_str2et( BEGSTR );
%
% Calculate the state vectors sun to Moon, sun to earth at ET.
%
[statee, ltime] = cspice_spkezr('EARTH', et, 'J2000', 'NONE', 'SUN' );
[statem, ltime] = cspice_spkezr('MOON', et, 'J2000', 'NONE', 'SUN' );
%
% Calculate the time derivative of the angular separation of
% the earth and Moon as seen from the sun at ET.
%
dsept = cspice_dvsep( statee, statem );
fprintf( 'Time derivative of angular separation, rads/sec: %.10e\n', ...
dsept )
%
% It's always good form to unload kernels after use,
% particularly in Matlab due to data persistence.
%
cspice_kclear
MATLAB outputs:
Time derivative of angular separation, rads/sec: 3.8121193603e-09
In this discussion, the notation
< V1, V2 >
indicates the dot product of vectors V1 and V2. The notation
V1 x V2
indicates the cross product of vectors V1 and V2.
To start out, note that we need consider only unit vectors,
since the angular separation of any two non-zero vectors
equals the angular separation of the corresponding unit vectors.
Call these vectors U1 and U2; let their velocities be V1 and V2.
For unit vectors having angular separation
THETA
the identity
|| U1 x U1 || = ||U1|| * ||U2|| * sin(THETA) (1)
reduces to
|| U1 x U2 || = sin(THETA) (2)
and the identity
| < U1, U2 > | = || U1 || * || U2 || * cos(THETA) (3)
reduces to
| < U1, U2 > | = cos(THETA) (4)
Since THETA is an angular separation, THETA is in the range
0 : Pi
Then letting s be +1 if cos(THETA) > 0 and -1 if cos(THETA) < 0,
we have for any value of THETA other than 0 or Pi
2 1/2
cos(THETA) = s * ( 1 - sin (THETA) ) (5)
or
2 1/2
< U1, U2 > = s * ( 1 - sin (THETA) ) (6)
At this point, for any value of THETA other than 0 or Pi,
we can differentiate both sides with respect to time (T)
to obtain
2 -1/2
< U1, V2 > + < V1, U2 > = s * (1/2)(1 - sin (THETA))
* (-2) sin(THETA)*cos(THETA)
* d(THETA)/dT (7a)
Using equation (5), and noting that s = 1/s, we can cancel
the cosine terms on the right hand side
-1
< U1, V2 > + < V1, U2 > = (1/2)(cos(THETA))
* (-2) sin(THETA)*cos(THETA)
* d(THETA)/dT (7b)
With (7b) reducing to
< U1, V2 > + < V1, U2 > = - sin(THETA) * d(THETA)/dT (8)
Using equation (2) and switching sides, we obtain
|| U1 x U2 || * d(THETA)/dT = - < U1, V2 > - < V1, U2 > (9)
or, provided U1 and U2 are linearly independent,
d(THETA)/dT = ( - < U1, V2 > - < V1, U2 > ) / ||U1 x U2|| (10)
Note for times when U1 and U2 have angular separation 0 or Pi
radians, the derivative of angular separation with respect to
time doesn't exist. (Consider the graph of angular separation
with respect to time; typically the graph is roughly v-shaped at
the singular points.)
For important details concerning this module's function, please refer to
the CSPICE routine dvsep_c.
MICE.REQ
-Mice Version 1.0.0, 12-MAR-2012, EDW (JPL), SCK (JPL)
time derivative of angular separation
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iterates through each element of an array, starting from the beginning.
arr = ['a', 'b', 'c', 1, 2, 3]
arr.each do |element|
print element * 2
end
# => aabbcc246
accesses each element of an array, starting from the end.
arr = ['a', 'b', 'c', 1, 2, 3]
arr.reverse_each do |element|
print element
end
# => 321bca
accesses each array element along its index.
arr = ['a', 'b', 'c', 1, 2, 3]
arr.each_with_index do |element, index|
print element, "/", index, " "
end
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accesses each index of an array (not its elements).
arr = ['a', 'b', 'c', 1, 2, 3]
arr.each_index do |index|
print index
end
# => 012345
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hsh = {'a' => 1, 'b' => 2, 'c' => 3}
hsh.each do |element|
print element * 2
end
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accesses each key OR value of a hash, starting from the beginning.
hsh = {'a' => 1, 'b' => 2, 'c' => 3}
hsh.each_key do |key|
print key * 2, ' '
end
# => aa bb cc
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hsh = {'a' => 1, 'b' => 2, 'c' => 3}
hsh.each_pair do |key, value|
puts key, ' is the key of ', value
end
# => a is the key of 1
# > b is the key of 2
# > c is the key of 3
uses an incrementing counter which can apply to any array index
var arr = ['a', 'b', 'c', 1, 2, 3]
for (var i=0; i<6; i++)
console.log(arr[i]);
// > abc123
performs a task while a condition evaluates to true
var arr = ['a', 'b', 'c', 1, 2, 3]
var i = 0;
do {
i += 1;
console.log(arr[i]);
} while (i < 3 );
// > abc123
iterates over properties within an indicated object
var obj = { a: 1, b: 2, c: 3}
var props = "";
for (var property in obj) {
props += obj[property] + ", ";
}
console.log (props + "are properties of obj!");
// > 1, 2, 3, are properties of obj!
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var obj = { a: 1, b: 2, c: 3}
var vals = "";
for (var value of obj) {
vals += obj[value] + ", ";
}
console.log (vals + "are properties of obj!");
// > 1, 2, 3, are properties of obj!


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DOWN PERISCOPE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 3.5 Alternative Scale: *1/2 out of ****
United States, 1996 U.S. Release Date: 3/1/96 (wide) Running Length: 1:32 MPAA Classification: PG-13 (Profanity, sexual innuendo) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Kelsey Grammer, Lauren Holly, Rob Schneider, Bruce Dern, Rip Torn, William H. Macy, Harry Dean Stanton, Toby Huss, Harland Williams Director: David S. Ward Producer: Robert Lawrence Screenplay: Hugh Wilson, Andrew Kurtzman, and Eliot Wald Cinematography: Victor Hammer Music: Randy Edelman U.S. Distributor: 20th Century Fox
DOWN PERISCOPE is the big screen's answer to MCHALE'S NAVY. With Kelsey Grammer in command of the USS Stingray, you can be sure that this isn't a drama. Unfortunately, it's not much of a comedy, either. There are occasional laughs, but, as with most movies that think they're funnier than they actually are, most of the jokes fall flat. What we're left with is the tired, overused storyline of a bunch of mismatched underdogs coming together as a team in time to overcome their adversaries.
The best thing about DOWN PERISCOPE (in fact, just about the only good thing) is Kelsey Grammer's relaxed performance. Although best known for his role as TV's FRASIER, Grammer exhibits a big screen presence. He doesn't appear to be a great actor, but, unlike so many stars making the TV-to-movie switch, his likability doesn't get lost in the transition.
Grammer plays career Navy man Thomas Dodge, the proverbial loose cannon. After serving his country for more than twenty years, Dodge is finally awarded his first submarine command -- the old diesel rust bucket USS Stingray. His crew is comprised of the usual misfits, including a female officer (Lauren Holly, whose film career has taken off), a hyperactive second-in-command (Rob Schneider, looking a lot like Emilio Estevez), an electrician with an affinity for getting shocked (Toby Huss), and a sonar operator who does a credible whale imitation (Harland Williams). Many of these characters have personal and professional problems that are resolved during their stay on the Stingray.
Dodge is supposed to lead his boat on a mock assault of two East Coast targets. It's the Stingray against the U.S. Navy. One admiral (Rip Torn) thinks that a diesel sub can still pose a threat to the United States, while another (Bruce Dern) is convinced that today's nuclear vessels represent an impenetrable barrier. The war games are designed to decide the issue. At stake for Dodge is his future in the Navy -- if he succeeds, he gets a permanent command; if he fails, he gets a desk job.
Undoubtedly, the most entertaining part of DOWN PERISCOPE comes during the end credits, when various cast members "let down their hair" to join the Village People in a lively, campy rock video for their '70s hit, "In the Navy." There's a lot more energy in this four-minute segment than in the hour-and-a-half that precedes it.
There are quite a few submarine movies available -- certainly enough to provide material for a decent satire. Unfortunately, DOWN PERISCOPE is more interested in regurgitating formulas that we've seen literally dozens of times before. (THE BAD NEWS BEARS under water?)  Down and out with DOWN PERISCOPE.
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ZENITH MUTUAL LTD;UK Tel: + 44-7040 - 109022 Zenith House The Hyde Edgware Road London NW9 6EE 24/04/2006 GREETINGS: Subject: Transfer of Title Enquiry: Deutsche.Capital. My name is Michael Perez. I work as an executive partner for the firm Zenith consulting and Mutual Investment Brokers and Security Consultants U.K. We are conducting an end of year consolidated financial statement for the year ending Mar.2004 under conjunctional agreement with Deutsche Ba nk the German conglomerate banking giants. This notary enquiry involves a client who shares your surname and also the circumstances surrounding investments made by this client at Deutsche Bank offshore group a commercial and investment arm of the parent Bank. It was brought to our knowledge that the aforementioned client died in testate and nominated no next of kin to the title over the investments made with the Bank. We came to know of you via the London. Global.Database.Center (L.G.D.C.) Hence we are making this contact. The essence of this communication with you is to assist us in our investigation by providing us with information you may have regarding this inquiry on any of the 3 KEY issues. Are you aware of any relative/relation whose last contact address was Brussels, Belgium? Who shares a similar name? Who' date of birth on file was 27/07/1952 Thank-you for your co-operation and best regards, Sincere ly, Mr. Michael Perez. ZENITH MUTUAL LTD;UK Tel: + 44-7040 - 109022 Zenith House The Hyde Edgware Road London NW9 6EE DISCLAIMER: CONFIDENTIALLY - This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please delete it immediately. Unless you are the intended recipient, you may not use, disclose, copy, or distribute this email or any attachments. The contents of this email and/or any files transmitted with it may be subject to copyright laws. In such a case, the content may not be copied, adapted, distributed or transmitted without the advance consent of the copyright owner. VIRUSES - DAGOC does not represent or warrant that files attached to this email are free from computer viruses or other defects. These files are provided, and may only be used, on the basis that the user assumes all responsibility for any loss or damage arising of the use of the files


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Meta Architecture
Introduction
Purpose of this document
In our business applications, the client easily gets underestimated. Sometimes the client is more complex to develop and design than the server. While the server architecture is nowadays easily to agree as common sense, for clients this is not as obvious and stable especially as it typically depends on the client framework used. Finding a concrete architecture applicable for all clients may therefore be difficult to accomplish.
This document tries to define on a high abstract level, a reference architecture which is supposed to be a mental image and frame for orientation regarding the evaluation and appliance of different client frameworks. As such it defines terms and concepts required to be provided for in any framework and thus gives a common ground of understanding for those acquainted with the reference architecture. This allows better comparison between the various frameworks out there, each having their own terms for essentially the same concepts. It also means that for each framework we need to explicitly map how it implements the concepts defined in this document.
The architecture proposed herein is neither new nor was it developed from scratch. Instead it is the gathered and consolidated knowledge and best practices of various projects (s. References).
Goal of the Client Architecture
The goal of the client architecture is to support the non-functional requirements for the client, i.e. mostly maintainability, scalability, efficiency and portability. As such it provides a component-oriented architecture following the same principles listed already in the devonfw architecture overview. Furthermore it ensures a homogeneity regarding how different concrete UI technologies are being applied in the projects, solving the common requirements in the same way.
Architecture Views
As for the server we distinguish between the business and the technical architecture. Where the business architecture is different from project to project and relates to the concrete design of dialog components given concrete requirements, the technical architecture can be applied to multiple projects.
The focus of this document is to provide a technical reference architecture on the client on a very abstract level defining required layers and components. How the architecture is implemented has to be defined for each UI technology.
The technical infrastructure architecture is out of scope for this document and although it needs to be considered, the concepts of the reference architecture should work across multiple TI architecture, i.e. native or web clients.
devonfw Reference Client Architecture
The following gives a complete overview of the proposed reference architecture. It will be built up incrementally in the following sections.
Figure 1 Overview
Client Architecture
On the highest level of abstraction we see the need to differentiate between dialog components and their container they are managed in, as well as the access to the application server being the backend for the client (e.g. an devon4j instance). This section gives a summary of these components and how they relate to each other. Detailed architectures for each component will be supplied in subsequent sections
Figure 2 Overview of Client Architecture
Dialog Component
A dialog component is a logical, self-contained part of the user interface. It accepts user input and actions and controls communication with the user. Dialog components use the services provided by the dialog container in order to execute the business logic. They are self-contained, i.e. they possess their own user interface together with the associated logic, data and states.
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Dialog components can be composed of other dialog components forming a hierarchy
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Dialog components can interact with each other. This includes communication of a parent to its children, but also between components independent of each other regarding the hierarchy.
Dialog Container
Dialog components need to be managed in their lifecycle and how they can be coupled to each other. The dialog container is responsible for this along with the following:
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Application Server Access
Dialogs will require a backend application server in order to execute their business logic. Typically in an devonfw application the service layer will provide interfaces for the functionality exposed to the client. These business oriented interfaces should also be present on the client backed by a proxy handling the concrete call of the server over the network. This component provides the set of interfaces as well as the proxy.
Dialog Container Architecture
The dialog container can be further structured into the following components with their respective tasks described in own sections:
Figure 3 Dialog Container Architecture
Application
The application component represents the overall client in our architecture. It is responsible for bootstrapping all other components and connecting them with each other. As such it initializes the components below and provides an environment for them to work in.
Configuration Management
The configuration management manages the configuration of the client, so the client can be deployed in different environments. This includes configuration of the concrete application server to be called or any other environment-specific property.
Dialog Management
The Dialog Management component provides the means to define, create and destroy dialog components. It therefore offers basic lifecycle capabilities for a component. In addition it also allows composition of dialog components in a hierarchy. The lifecycle is then managed along the hierarchy, meaning when creating/destroying a parent dialog, this affects all child components, which are created/destroyed as well.
Service Registry
Apart from dialog components, a client application also consists of services offered to these. A service can thereby encompass among others:
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The service registry offers the possibility to define, register and lookup these services. Note that these services could be dependent on the dialog hierarchy, meaning different child instances could obtain different instances / implementations of a service via the service registry, depending on which service implementations are registered by the parents.
Services should be defined as interfaces allowing for different implementations and thus loose coupling.
Dialog Component Architecture
A dialog component has to support all or a subset of the following tasks:
(T1) Displaying the user interface incl. internationalization
(T2) Displaying business data incl. changes made to the data due to user interactions and localization of the data
(T3) Accepting user input including possible conversion from e.g. entered Text to an Integer
(T4) Displaying the dialog state
(T5) Validation of user input
(T6) Managing the business data incl. business logic altering it due to user interactions
(T7) Execution of user interactions
(T8) Managing the state of the dialog (e.g. Edit vs. View)
(T9) Calling the application server in the course of user interactions
Following the principle of separation of concerns, we further structure a dialog component in an own architecture allowing us the distribute responsibility for these tasks along the defined components:
Figure 4 Overview of dialog component architecture
Presentation Layer
The presentation layer generates and displays the user interface, accepts user input and user actions and binds these to the dialog core layer (T1-5). The tasks of the presentation layer fall into two categories:
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Binding of the visual representation to the dialog core layer
The presentation layer itself does not contain any dialog logic. The data or actions entered by the user are then processed in the dialog core layer. There are three aspects to the binding to the dialog core layer. We refer to “data binding”, “state binding” and “action binding”. Syntactical and (to a certain extent) semantic validations are performed during data binding (e.g. cross-field plausibility checks). Furthermore, the formatted, localized data in the presentation layer is converted into the presentation-independent, neutral data in the dialog core layer (parsing) and vice versa (formatting).
Dialog Core Layer
The dialog core layer contains the business logic, the control logic, and the logical state of the dialog. It therefore covers tasks T5-9:
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The dialog core layer maintains the logical dialog state and the logical data in a form which is independent of the presentation. The states of the presentation (e.g. individual widgets) must not be maintained in the dialog core layer, e.g. the view state could lead to multiple presentation states disabling all editable widgets on the view. -
Implementation of the dialog and dialog control logic
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Communication with the application server
The dialog core layer calls the interfaces of the application server via the application server access component services.
The dialog core layer should not depend on the presentation layer enforcing a strict layering and thus minimizing dependencies.
Interactions between dialog components
Dialog components can interact in the following ways:
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The parent dialog needs to be able to access the embedded instance of its children. This allows initializing and changing their data and states. On the other hand the children might require context information offered by the parent dialog by registering services in the hierarchical service registry.
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Apart from the embedding of dialog components representing a tight coupling, dialogs can interact with each other by passing the control of the UI, i.e. switching from one dialog to another.
When interacting, dialog components should interact only between the same or lower layers, i.e. the dialog core should not access the presentation layer of another dialog component.
Appendix
Notes about Quasar Client
The Quasar client architecture as the consolidated knowledge of our CSD projects is the major source for the above drafted architecture. However, the above is a much simplified and more agile version thereof:
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Quasar Client tried to abstract from the concrete UI library being used, so it could decouple the business from the technical logic of a dialog. The presentation layer should be the only one knowing the concrete UI framework used. This level of abstraction was dropped in this reference architecture, although it might of course still make sense in some projects. For fast-moving agile projects in the web however introducing such a level of abstraction takes effort with little gained benefits. With frameworks like Angular 2 we would even introduce one additional seemingly artificial and redundant layer, since it already separates the dialog core from its presentation.
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In the past and in the days of Struts, JSF, etc. the concept of session handling was important for the client since part of the client was sitting on a server with a session relating it to its remote counterpart on the users PC. Quasar Client catered for this need, by very prominently differentiating between session and application in the root of the dialog component hierarchy. However, in the current days of SPA applications and the lowered importance of servers-side web clients, this prominent differentiation was dropped. When still needed the referenced documents will provide in more detail how to tailor the respective architecture to this end.
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Architecture Guidelines for Application Design: https://troom.capgemini.com/sites/vcc/engineering/Cross%20Cutting/ArchitectureGuide/Architecture_Guidelines_for_Application_Design_v2.0.docx
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Quasar Client Architekturen: https://troom.capgemini.com/sites/vcc/Shared%20Documents/CrossCuttingContent/TopicOrientedCCC/QuasarOverview/NCE%20Quasar%20Review%20Workshop%202009-11-17/Quasar%20Development/Quasar-Client-Architectures.doc


Asean, China agree to another maritime exercise, says Mohamad Sabu
BANGKOK, Nov 17 — Asean and China have agreed to conduct another maritime exercise to promote peace in the region.
Minister of Defence, Mohamad Sabu said the 10 Asean members and China had agreed in principle to take part in the second multi-lateral naval drills.
“We have agreed to conduct the second maritime exercise. However, we did not discuss in details when and where it will be held.
“The joint naval exercise is another effort by Asean and China to ensure peace and stability in the region,” he told reporters here today.
When asked whether the maritime exercise would become an annual event, Mohamad said it has not been decided yet.
Earlier, Mohamad attended the Asean+1 (China) Retreat. Mohamad is in Bangkok for the 13th Asean Defence Ministers’ Meeting (ADMM) Retreat and 6th ADMM-PLUS. Thailand is holding the Asean Chair this year.
ADMM is the meeting among Defence Ministers of the 10 Asean countries to discuss security mechanism in promoting peace and stability in the region and to strengthen strategic defence cooperation.
In Oct last year, Asean and China conducted its first naval drills at the Zhanjiang Naval Base in southern China.
In September this year, Asean and United States conducted their first maritime exercise which started at the Sattahip Naval Base in Thailand and ended in Singapore.
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BLS48 is an Optimal Ate Pairing(OAP) on BLS Curve implementation in C++. This implementation is based on the drafts below;
Furthermore, this implementation uses libsnark library. - https://github.com/scipr-lab/libsnark/tree/deprecated-master (branch : deprecated-master)
We are motivated by the security consideration for pairing on any curve give by T. Kim. - T. Kim et al. "The extended tower number field sieve: A new complexity for the medium prime case. In Advances in Cryptology", (2016).
Kim's attack made us to update the security parameters or to use alternative curves in OAP. BLS-48 cuerve is one of the pairing friendly curves, and recommended parameters for realizing 256-bit security is written in [Kiyomura].
This implementation relies on the following:
We have tested these only Linux so far(Ubuntu14.04). For example, on a fresh install of Ubuntu 14.04, install the following packages: $ sudo apt-get install build-essential git libgmp3-dev libprocps3-dev libgtest-dev python-markdown libboost-all-dev libssl-dev
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Profile: Diligent GIS Analyst with an excellent ability to collect and interpret geographic data. I expect to use my growing skills to help solve urban and environmental problems from a spatial perspective in an effective and efficient matter.
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Bachelor of Arts: Geography; Minor and Certificate in Geographic Information Science
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Geographic Information Systems, Metropolitan Transportation Planning,
Urban Planning, Remote Sensing and Digital Image Processing,
Urban Economics, Interactive Cartography.
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Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago, IL
Research Assistant Sept 2016 – April 2018
Researching the implications of historical zoning and land use on future development in suburban Cook County, IL
Collected and digitized historical zoning maps and bylaws of Cook County, IL for the purpose of measuring geographic demography trends related to residential density.
Digitized 100+ suburban towns historical paper maps, creating/editing shapefiles and georeferenced address data with ArcGIS and QGIS software
Managed large data set of zoning codes and ordinances
*Research initially funded by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
Northeastern Illinois University: University Technology Services Department
Media Services Tech Jan 2015 – July 2017
Assisted clients with media needs such as audio/visual and technical support
Communicated and determined needs of customers
Operated and designed stage sound and lighting for live productions and performances
Managed inventory of department tasks and equipment
Post production video and sounding editing
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Aerial photography interpretation and digital image processing using ERDAS IMAGINE.
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