#assign n0_docs="active"> <#assign n1_dll="active"> <#assign n1_dbmigrationdetails="active"> <#assign migrationdetail = "true">
DB migration has 2 output files:
apply
or pendingDrops
change setWhen the DbMigration is run it loads any prior migration xml and combines that together to define the prior model which is then compared against the existing entity beans.
Only non-destructive changes are included in apply
and changes like drop table
and
drop column
are put into a pendingDrops
changeSet.
The drop pending changes need to be explicitly selected to go into a migration.
Given applications running in a clustered environment, pending drops typically need to trail the normal apply changes by at least 1 migration. This delay could be minutes, days and some drops might not ever be run.
When DbMigration is run the diff
to the model is determined and output
as the migration model xml document. This diff can have apply
changes or pendingDrops
changes.
From the migration apply
changeSet the actual DDL that will be applied is generated.
Note that the changes in the migration xml are database agnostic and a single migration xml document can be used to generate migration DDL for multiple databases. For example, you can generate migration DDL scripts for Postgres, Oracle and SQL Server from the single migration xml. In the migration xml you will see logical types like JSON types (storing JSON documents in the DB) and for Postgres that could translate to a JSONB and for Oracle to a CLOB.
The changes are also "logical" in the sense that changes to entities with @History and @Draftable typically translates into multiple changes. For example adding a property to a @History entity could add a column to the base table, add a column to the history table and a change the triggers as required.
Below is an example migration xml generated with apply
changes. The customer table
has 2 new columns added to it.
If the customer table has @History support this could also add columns to the history table and update the associated db triggers.
Below is an example migration xml generated with pendingDrops
changes.
Pending drop changes are not incorporated into the apply DDL script unless they are explicitly selected. Once pending drops are applied they drop off the 'pending drops' list.
The apply ddl script contains the changes that we want to apply to the database. This is the DDL script that you get FlywayDB or similar to run.
INFO c.a.ebean.dbmigration.DbMigration - Pending un-applied drops in versions [1.2]
The DB migration will log INFO
level messages saying which migrations contain
pending drops that have not yet been applied. At some point it is decided to apply one of
the pending drops as the next migration.
// generate a migration as the drops from migration version "1.2" System.setProperty("ddl.migration.pendingDropsFor", "1.2"); DbMigration dbMigration = DbMigration.create(); dbMigration.setPlatform(Platform.POSTGRES); dbMigration.generateMigration();
// generate a migration as the drops from migration version "1.2" System.setProperty("ddl.migration.pendingDropsFor", "1.2") DbMigration.create().apply { setPlatform(Platform.POSTGRES) }.generateMigration()
A migration is then generated with dropsFor
set to the version of the migration that
had the pending drops that we want to apply. Additionally the migration apply ddl contains the
various drop statements that will be executed.
The "version" numbering format supported is the same as FlywayDB version numbering where you may use "." or "_" (period or underscore) as separating characters.
So 1.1
and 1_1
both translate as version 1.1
.
Note that version numbering controls the order in which migrations are executed and follows semantic
versioning so for example 1.1.1
would execute before 1.2
. By this means we
can add a "patch" migration.
If you use Ebean's migration runner to execute the migration note that to run a migration the
requirement is that the previous migration needs to have been run
. This is slightly
different from FlywayDB which requires either strict version number order (or we can disable that to
allow any ordering).
If you are using a workflow similar to "git flow" then Ebean's migration runner allows you to process merge requests in a non-strict order. The assumption made for this to work is that in the case where there are 2 or more merge requests (that are being reviewed and not yet merged into a common DEV branch) will not have conflicting DB migration changes (If they do Ebean will allow the migration to run but the migration itself will error).
For a migration the developer needs to provide the version
and name
and these can be set via environment variables, system properties or ebean.properties or programmatically.
System.setProperty("ddl.migration.version", "1.1"); System.setProperty("ddl.migration.name", "support end dating");
System.setProperty("ddl.migration.version", "1.1") System.setProperty("ddl.migration.name", "support end dating")
We can generate a migration programmatically without starting the application.
In src/test/java
add the following code with a main method
.
Running this main method will generate the next migration and starts Ebean
in offline mode
. This offline mode means we don't need to start the application
or need a database to generate the migration.
package main; import io.ebean.annotation.Platform; import io.ebean.dbmigration.DbMigration; import java.io.IOException; public class GenerateDbMigration { /** * Generate the next "DB schema DIFF" migration. */ public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException { DbMigration dbMigration = DbMigration.create(); dbMigration.setPlatform(Platform.POSTGRES); dbMigration.generateMigration(); } }
import io.ebean.annotation.Platform import io.ebean.dbmigration.DbMigration fun main() { DbMigration.create().apply { setPlatform(Platform.POSTGRES) }.generateMigration() }
You can run the migrations using FlywayDb
, Liquibase
or Ebean's own
built in migration runner.
## run migrations when Ebean starts ebean.migration.run=true ## optionally specify different DB credentials ## to run the migration (own the tables) datasource.db.adminusername=myDbTableOwner datasource.db.adminpassword=secret
With ebean.migration.run=true
then when the EbeanServer starts it will look at the
migrations and run any that need to be run. The migration runner will by default create a table
called db_migration
that holds the meta data about the migrations that have been run
and inserts into this table when migrations are successfully executed.
Repeatable migrations are special migrations that start with R__
and do not have a
version number. Repeatable migrations will run if they have not already been run or if there
content has changed (MD5 checksum has changed).
Repeatable migrations can contain any DDL but for ORM we use these for defining database VIEWS
and for example using @View
for mapping entity beans to database views rather than tables.
Refer to the second video showing repeatable migrations with extra-ddl.xml and use with @View.
<@video_item "cxiacf0wmNk" "Repeatable migrations" "Use of @View, extra-ddl.xml and repeatable migrations"/>
For use with FlywayDB currently we need to prefix "version migrations" with V
in order to
support both "version migrations" and "repeatable migrations". To do this:
## must use V prefix on "version migrations" when using FlywayDB ## with both "version" and "repeatable" migrations ebean.migration.applyPrefix=V


The Approval Flow component is a complex component which tracks and manages the approval process for a business
object. From the Approval Flow component a user is able to:
- See the progress of approvals
- Add, edit and delete approvers
- Add, delete and move approvals
- Add and remove watchers
- Send reminder notifications to approvers
The only limitation, for now, it's that the process cannot have multiple final nodes (there should be only one).


It is May and I am happy to inform you that this is our anniversary issue. Yes— we have been together for 12 months now. It has been an enjoyable journey so far creating a health bulletin for you that carries some useful information, a bit of learning and a bit of fun too. Since this is our anniversary issue, we have only one serious topic of general interest, followed by a light article. Stress and tension have become common nowadays due to fast paced lifestyles, and I thought we would address this important subject this month. So we have for you
STRESS AND DISEASE
FAMOUS DOCTORS
MEDICAL JOKE
1. STRESS AND DISEASE
All of us I am sure feel stressed at least once a day. Normally these are small stresses that we can handle, but sometimes we experience continuous spurts of minor stress or a very severe attack, that can exceed our tolerance levels. This can be dangerous and cause disease. So it is very important to understand how and why stress can harm us and how it can be controlled. Can we define stress? Put simply, we can call it a “force, pressure
or strain exerted upon a person who resists these forces without attempting to adapt”.
Human Response to Stress
When a person undergoes stress, he will adapt to it if he is resilient. Whenever I see a tall and healthy tree standing firm on its strong foundation, swaying with the wind (and not against it), withstanding all manner of harsh conditions with resilience, while bearing bountiful fruits and flowers—- I think there can be no better example of how to handle stress and succeed against all odds.
But instead of adapting to adverse conditions, if you resist, you will go into the stage where anxiety develops and if the stressors persist, illness can set in. Let me give you the example of a rubber band—you pull on it and it comes back to normal. But if you keep pulling on it, over a period of time it will lose its elasticity, not come back to its original shape and later break. That is what happens when stress is repeated and persistent—it takes a toll on the body.
Warning signs of excessive stress
We have understood that stress can cause disease, but are there any warning signs? Yes, these warning signs can be.
Feeling anxious, irritable, or depressed
Loss of appetite
Decreased interest in surroundings and appearance,
Muscle tension or headaches
Apathy, loss of interest in work.
Forgetfulness
Lack of confidence
New mannerisms
Problem sleeping
Dependence on alcohol or drugs
Stomach problems
Social withdrawal
Loss of sex drive
Anger, Frustration, Fatigue
If these warning signs are ignored—it can lead to illness.
Stress induced Disease
Like I said, if we ignore the warning signs, disease sets in., Stress induced diseases are called psycho (mind) soma (body) or psychosomatic diseases where the body is affected by stress on the mind. Psycho- somatic illnesses can be colds, migraine, hyperacidity, backache, anorexia nervosa, chronic fatigue syndrome, anxiety states, hysteria, sexual and menstrual problems, eczema (an irritant skin problem) and urticaria (hives), diarrhoea, constipation etc. Stress can also exacerbate hypertension, diabetes and heart disease. With so many preventable problems due to stress, it becomes imperative to learn how to manage it.
How to handle stress
Over the years, many techniques have been developed to combat stress. Let us try to understand some of them.
Attitudinal changes
Improving physical fitness
Physical relaxation techniques
Mental relaxation techniques
Breathing techniques
Seeking outside help
Medication
Attitudinal change
There are many changes that you can bring about in your attitude that can go a long way in making you a more balanced and de-stressed person. Some of these are
ManageTime
Create a balanced schedule – Analyze your schedule, responsibilities, and deadlines. Try to find a balance between work and family life, social activities, solitary pursuits, and daily responsibilities.
Don’t over-commit time
Prioritize and avoid scheduling things back-to back or trying to fit too much into one day.
Leave early for work
Even 15 minutes can make a difference to ease into your day instead of getting stressed to reach on time.
Plan regular breaks
give yourself ‘me’ time—Make sure to take short breaks throughout the day to sit back and clear your mind. Stepping away from work to briefly relax and recharge will help you to become productive. Try stretching, walking, practice a relaxation technique, reading fun mails from your favorites group etc.
Reduce addictions
Too much intake of alcohol, tea, coffee, and avoiding smoking totally are other factors to reduce stress related illness, since they cause release of stress hormones that impact the body negatively.
Don’t think of people as black or white
Each person should be treated as a different individual, like in a basket of fruits, there are some good ones and some bad, everyone has good and bad traits and we should learn to praise the good ones while tolerating the bad —-while learning to live with all.
Also project an effective outward image of yourself
since a tidy and unruffled person is more likely to instill confidence in others, and reduce individual stress—-like a duck, presents a calm exterior, while paddling furiously underneath.
Manage Tasks
Make a list of tasks you have to do, and tackle them in order of importance. Break projects into small steps and finish tasks as they come. Delegate responsibility and feel lighter to concentrate on other jobs that need your attention.
Don’t get bogged down by criticism
Mark Twain the famous American author has said—‘no one kicks a dead dog’, and “a successful man is one who builds a strong foundation out of bricks thrown at him by others.”
Abraham Lincoln has also said
“If the end brings me out right, then what is said against me does not matter, And if it brings me out wrong, then ten angels swearing I am right, Will make no difference”
Learn to say ‘no’ - Not being able to say ‘no’ can become a major source of unnecessary stress. Often ‘no’ is associated with aggressiveness or selfishness. However it may be required to keep you de-stressed.
Control is the key word - learn self-control—try not to lose your temper—it never helps, but only adds to stress.
Taking vacations - it is important to schedule time away from work for purposes of vacation—- consider taking a number of mini-vacations spread more frequently throughout the year.
Balanced Diet - Eating small but frequent meals throughout the day maintains an even level of blood sugar in your body. Low blood sugar makes us feel anxious and irritable.
Get enough sleep - Lack of sleep also leaves us vulnerable to stress as our ability to handle situations is compromised.
Moderate exercise - Moderate exercise, ‘tones, hones, and prevents moans’—so make sure you indulge in an activity of your choice regularly.
Improve physical fitness - Improving physical fitness (which can be achieved by walking fifteen kilometers a week, aerobics or yogic asanas,) is a great de-stressor—‘sound body, is equal to sound mind’—and vice versa
Physical relaxation - can be achieved by physical training of muscles body massage, (by experts), and shavasana.
Mental relaxation - Mental relaxation can be achieved by shavasana, meditation, listening to soothing music, reading humorous literature, chanting mantras, or saying prayers with beads or rosaries.
Breathing Exercises or Pranayam - Breath is equivalent to ‘Prana’ or life. When someone gets a brilliant idea, he is ‘inspired’ and conversely when someone dies, we say he has ‘expired’. From this we can gauge the importance of breath. Breath provides us with life giving oxygen to every cell in the body when we breathe in; and removes harmful toxins when we breathe out. It makes us healthier, reduces stress and rejuvenates all organs
Seeking outside help - those of you who are stressed should join a social group, laughter club, watching comedy shows and movies, towel club (each person talks about his sorrows, and everyone sympathises), listening to discourses on Bhagvad Gita, Ramayana, Bible or Koran, joining a trekking group etc. to reduce stress.
Psychotherapy - by a trained psychologist, can benefit those of you who do not respond to routine measures. Do not hesitate to approach one if you really need help.
Medications - Medications to reduce stress should be as a last resort, and from a psychiatrist.
Simple test to diagnose stress - High alpha amylase levels in saliva indicate that a person is prone to stress related illnesses. I hope the measures outlined above will help to reduce stress in your life and prevent many psycho somatic illnesses.
2. FAMOUS DOCTORS
Dr. Lakshmi Sehgal - belonged to the ‘Azad Hind Fauj’and worked with Subhash Chandra Bose for many years.
Dr. Sushila Nayar - was associated with Mahatma Gandhi and the freedom movement, and later also entered politics. She did her medicine from Lady Harding Medical College.
Dr. Chenna Reddy - was the former Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Governor of Uttar Pradesh and also a central minister at one time, and we are all familiar with Dr. Farooq Abdullah who was Chief Minister of Jammu & Kashmir.
There is also the example of Dr. Seewasagar Ramgoolam, who had the distinction of heading Mauritius as its Prime Minister
A magical name that springs to mind when we talk about doctors who have excelled in their alternate professions is of Gogia Pasha the famous magician.
When he was a child, his father consulted an astrologer who predicted that he would earn fame through the use of his nimble fingers, and it was decided to make him a surgeon. However fate had ordained otherwise, for after becoming a surgeon, he went to London for further studies, where he came into contact with a magician, became his disciple and attained fame as predicted through the use of his skilled fingers!
Dr Shriram Lagoo did his MBBS from BJ Medical College Pune, practiced for several years before becoming a theatre and film actor
Dr. Mohan Agashe also did his MBBS and Psychiatry specialization from BJ Medical College before similarly becoming a well-known theatre and film personality.
Dr. Narottam Puri an ENT doctor from Delhi, is better known as an ace cricket commentator.
Australian medicoRichard Charlesworth excelled both in cricket and hockey.
He captained the hockey team, which won a bronze at Buenos Aires in the 1978 World Cup, where between matches he was said to have repaired three split eyebrows and a forehead! He played first class cricket for the Western Australian team that defeated a visiting Indian side, and also had the dubious distinction of once playing three overs without scoring a run, prompting a wag from the crowd to shout “Take his pulse somebody, I think he’s dead!” (The spectator was obviously aware of Dr. Charlesworth’s medical qualification). He visited India as captain of the Cricketers’ Hockey Club, and when asked how he managed to play both games he said that in Australia they played cricket in summer and hockey in winter so there was no problem.
Another interesting case is of Dr. Ms. Renee Richards the well-known tennis player, who was an eye specialist, and before undergoing a sex change operation, was known as Dr. Richard Rasking.
A twenty-two year old medical student Ms. Celine Inigo, who weighed 125 kg, used her assets to good advantage by becoming “Miss World Heavyweight” in 1977
Robin Cook an ophthalmologist by profession, from Harvard Medical School, has attained fame the world over as the author of many racy medical thrillers like ‘The Terminal man’ and “Coma” which most of us have read and enjoyed.
Richard Gordon who has also written the highly popular ‘Doctor’ series like ‘Doctor in the house’, is from UK
Somerset Maugham one of the best-known names in English literature wrote many short stories and novels, two of which, “The razor’s edge” and “Of human bondage” were made into movies.
The most famous author of them is of course Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of the incomparable Sherlock Holmes.
3. MEDICAL JOKE
Smoky encounters
One of our professors, examining a villager’s behind for piles, kept up a cheerful flow of chatter to make him relax his rectal muscles. “So, do you smoke Baba?” he asked. Pat came the rejoinder, “Why, do you see smoke coming out from there?”
Another patient, caught smoking in bed by one of our professors, quickly hid his ‘bidi’ under the blanket and, notwithstanding the strong odour hovering about him like a cloud, blandly announced, “Sahib that was an ‘agarbatti’ I lit.”
Hope you found this issue useful and interesting. We welcome your feedback and suggestions for future interactions. We would also like to encourage those of you diagnosed with specific problems to revert back to us with the current status of your problem by E-mail or meet me personally if necessary. I will try my best to address your problems. Before signing off, we at Ayushman wish you a healthy month and year—Ayushman bhava!


This section explains how you may write data to a file on the drone.
The print2file block makes it possible write data to a file stored on the drone.
The data to be written must be sent on the input port of the block.
The name of the file to be written must be specified in the parameters option in the following way :
int8("nameOfTheFile")
By default, the file will be stored in /data/video.
The user can modify this by providing an absolute or relative path in the block parameter.


Last updated: November 8, 2017.
This is a guide to using a Raspberry Pi, or any Linux-based device, as a local dnsmasq-based DNSCrypt forwarder.
DNSCrypt is designed to protect DNS traffic between a client and a DNS server. DNSCrypt clients are easy to install and configure for most desktop operating systems. Mobile and other devices, however, are either unsupported, or complicated, to configure.
This guide will secure the outgoing DNS requests of a local network, rather than specific devices.
1. Download and install dnscrypt-autoinstall.
dnscrypt-autoinstall is probably the easiest means to install DNSCrypt as a service on Linux.
Download dnscrypt-auto.
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/simonclausen/dnscrypt-autoinstall/master/dnscrypt-autoinstall
Make it executable.
chmod 755 dnscrypt-autoinstall
And, run it.
sudo ./dnscrypt-autoinstall
dnscrypt-autoinstall will install DNSCrypt and all dependencies. It will also ask to select a resolver. For this guide, I'm using Cisco's OpenDNS - which is option 10.
After installation the device should be using DNSCrypt. If you opted for OpenDNS, you can verify it's functionality using dig.
dig debug.opendns.com TXT
Look for dnscrypt enabled in one of the TXT records.
2. Change DNSCrypt's listening port.
DNSCrypt (dnscrypt-proxy) listens on localhost port 53 (53 is the default port for DNS).
We intend to run our own dnsmasq server on port 53, so we must change this.
First, install dnsmasq. It will fail to start.
sudo apt install dnsmasq
Edit dnscrypt-autoinstall.conf
sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/dnscrypt-autoinstall.conf
Change DNSCRYPT_LOCALPORT
and DNSCRYPT_LOCALPORT2
to something unused, like port 40.
You'll also likely notice that DNSCRYPT_RESOLVER2
is not set to your preference. You may change this if you object to the default secondary server.
A copy of my dnscrypt-autoinstall.conf is below.
DNSCRYPT_LOCALIP=<IP_ADDRESS>
DNSCRYPT_LOCALIP2=<IP_ADDRESS>
DNSCRYPT_LOCALPORT=40
DNSCRYPT_LOCALPORT2=40
DNSCRYPT_USER=dnscrypt
DNSCRYPT_RESOLVER=cisco
DNSCRYPT_RESOLVER2=cisco
Restart dnscrypt-autoinstall.
sudo service dnscrypt-autoinstall restart
3. Configure dnsmasq.
dnsmasq will function as a DNS server that will pass DNS queries onto DNSCrypt on localhost port 40.
Edit /etc/dnsmasq.conf
sudo nano /etc/dnsmasq.conf
# Never forward plain names (without a dot or domain part).
domain-needed
# Never forward reverse-lookup queries with non-routable addresses.
bogus-priv
# Do not read /etc/resolv.conf or any other file.
no-resolv
# Do not poll /etc/resolv.conf or other files for changes.
no-poll
# Enable DNSSEC.
# This will have no effect if used with upstream resolvers that do not support DNSSEC (OpenDNS, for example).
conf-file=/usr/share/dnsmasq-base/trust-anchors.conf
dnssec
# You can block domains using this method.
# I maintain a lightweight list at https://github.com/aghorler/lightweight-dnsmasq-blocklist
# address=/doubleclick.net/<IP_ADDRESS>
# Listen on localhost, and on the local network address.
listen-address=<IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS>
# DNSCrypt is listening on localhost port 40. Pass everything else onto that.
server=<IP_ADDRESS>#40
server=<IP_ADDRESS>#40
Replace <IP_ADDRESS> with the local IP address of the device.
Start dnsmasq.
sudo service dnsmasq start
4. Configure UFW as a firewall.
This isn't strictly necessary, but it's of no harm.
Allow all outgoing traffic by default.
sudo ufw default allow outgoing
Deny all incoming traffic by default.
sudo ufw default deny incoming
Allow incoming SSH traffic (if you're using SSH for terminal access). Remember to change ssh to a custom port number if you're not using port 22.
sudo ufw allow ssh
Allow incoming DNS traffic.
sudo ufw allow 53/udp
sudo ufw allow 53/tcp
Enable UFW.
sudo ufw enable
5. Configure local DHCP, and you're done.
You now need to configure your router or stand-alone DHCP server to use your DNSCrypt device's local IP address for DNS. You can also statically do this per device.
You can verify your DNS requests are being handled correctly with a service like DNS leak test.
If you opted for OpenDNS, you can verify DNSCrypt's functionality using dig on a local Linux device.
dig debug.opendns.com TXT
Look for dnscrypt enabled in one of the TXT records.
Note: If dnsmasq fails to start on boot, but can manually be started after boot, configure a static IP address on the device.
I recommend uBlock Origin to protect against Disqus tracking and advertising.


Ok it turns out matplotlib is not the greatest tool to generate plots dynamically. If you aren't
satisfied, export your data and use pyadlml to get
the visualizations right. In future I plan on using bokeh or plotly for this page.
{% if service_plot_gen %}
Plots and statistics are being generated. Running another analysis requires
the current to be completed. Refresh the page to know whether the task is finished.
{% endif %}
Persons
{% for ps in person_statistics %}
{{ ps.name }}
{% endfor %}
{% for ps in person_statistics %}
{% if service_plot_gen %}
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{% endif %}
{% include 'analytics/person_statistics.html' %}


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Deepika Padukone Ranveer Singh Amritsar Visit: Couple Gets All Spiritual As They Visit Golden Temple On First Wedding Anniversary
15 Nov 2019, 05:06 by Saheli Maity
Yesterday, Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh visited Balaji Temple in Tirupati to seek blessings on their first wedding anniversary. Then the Bollywood’s IT couple headed to Amritsar to seek blessings at Golden temple along with their families
Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone are having a very traditional and religious first wedding anniversary instead of going on an exotic vacation or throwing a lavish party. (Image Source:- aph images)
Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone first visited Balaji temple in Tirupati and dressed up as newlyweds (Image Source:- aph images)
After Tirupati, Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone headed to Amritsar and visited the Golden Temple (Image Source:- aph images)
Ranveer Singh is seen wearing a multi-colour kurta and pyjama along with a Nehru jacket while Deepika Padukone is seen in a beautiful red salwar suit and has vermilion on her forehead, the actress looks stunning. (Image Source:- aph images)
Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone have posted a photo on their Instagram account, where the two are seen facing the camera while gazing the Golden Temple. (Image Source:- instagram/ranveersingh)
Deepika Padukone’s sister Anisha Padukone, mother Ujjala Padukone and father Prakash Padukone and Ranveer Singh’s father Jagjit Bhavnani, mother Anju Bhavnani and sister Ritika Bhavnani are also seen praying at the holy temple. (Image Source:- aph images)
Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone make for a beautiful picture and we are swooning over them. (Image Source:- aph images)


Geoffery S. Mearns has some big plans for Ball State.
As the university's 17th president, Mearns is very goal oriented with how he will approach his job as president. He believes a crucial aspect in the near future is to reach out to the people.
“The first thing I need to do is meet people and build relationships – that’s how I can learn what has made this institution outstanding for nearly 100 years," he said.
Mearns wants to focus on developing a new strategic plan for the university, fostering relationships with elected officials and connecting with students, staff and members of the the Muncie community.
"Before I can contribute in a meaningful way to a vision for the future of the institution, I have to be able to create this very solid foundation first,” Mearns said.
Mearns has already spent time among state legislators and has met with the governor. In the future he wants to continue to meet with alumni and other partners while continuing to reach out to students and faculty.
"I will try to be very present on campus," Mearns said. "Real communication, real understanding is fostered by sitting in a room or stopping in the middle of the quad and having a conversation with somebody."
But that sort of personal communication and transparency can have its pitfalls. On his first day in office Mearns told the Daily News that he is sure there will be times when people won't agree with the decisions he makes.
"I think most people, reasonable people understand that not all of their ideas will necessarily be reflected in the plan, but they have to be respected," he said.
In the long term, Mearns would like to develop a new strategic plan for the university and he wants input from those who are associated with Ball State.
He hopes to put together specific goals with metrics and targets in order to prove to elected officials that the university's students "put out a great return on the public investment that they provide to Ball State."
That goal was echoed at the Board of Trustees as they said 74 percent of Ball State graduates stay and work in Indiana following graduation.
The president believes President Ferguson's Centennial Commitment, a plan that highlighted the concept of entrepreneurial learning, has good attributes, but he also thought that new challenges in education have brought up a need to make some changes to the vision.
"That plan was well designed and well conceived for that time, but I think as higher education continues to change and as we continue to face new challenges, it requires more focus," Mearns said.
That doesn't mean that the university will end their commitment to programs that were brought to life following since the strategic plan was put in place.
Mearns would also like to start comparing Ball State with similar schools like Indiana University and Purdue in order to measure where the university is at.
"That isn't the only way in which we measure our success relative to others," Mearns said. "I think that's where it is so important for us to develop a plan that includes our own metrics and goals."
The community that Ball State is a part of was also a topic of interest to Mearns as he wants to continue to improve and enhance the relationship between the two entities.
"The reality is the university, any university, can't be great, can't thrive and grow unless the community that supports it and surrounds it is also growing and thriving," he said. "Our future, the future of Delaware Count and east central Indiana is critical and vital to the future of the institution."
Mearns views it as a moral obligation to support the surrounding communities because of the support the university has received from it in the past 99 years.
"It is our turn to make investments in terms of time and effort and ideas to help support the rebirth and vitalization of Muncie and Delaware County and east central Indiana," he said.
He doesn't see the struggles that Delaware County and Muncie face as detrimental, he sees it as "a great opportunity for us [Ball State] to have a lasting impact."
One of the best parts of being a college student is the opportunity to learn from fellow students, according to Mearns.
"I would encourage students to take advantage of those opportunities," he said. "Because sitting right next to you might be the smartest person you will ever meet in your life, but if you don't engage them in a conversation you will never know."
He wants the student body to know that he has a competitive mentality and plans to be a part of the athletics department at Ball State.
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Analysis and review of: MORTAL KOMBAT: ANNIHILATION (1997)
Copyright 1998 Afterburner
Rating (out of 10): 2 (or 5). See review for further details.
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A movie like MORTAL KOMBAT: ANNIHILATION works (and must be reviewed on) multiple levels. First, there's the rampant usage of Randian subtext that pervades the entire movie. But occasionaly, almost as if making an ironic, self-depreciating remark, the movie tosses in clearly Marxist imagery.
No no... Just kidding. Had you going there for a moment, didn't I?
In all seriousness however, and to be fair to the movie, it *is* necessary to provide two viewpoints: that of a movie watcher unfamiliar (or only marginally familiar) with the whole Mortal Kombat phenomenon, and that of a fan of the first movie and/or a fan of the games.
The first movie (MORTAL KOMBAT (1995)) concerned itself with a martial arts tournament that would decide the fate of Earth (and it's 5 billion inhabitants). The mortals won, and in theory this should have prevented the Emperor Shao Khan from taking over the Earth. Unfortunately, Shao Khan was a poor loser, and the very final scene in MORTAL KOMBAT showed him arriving anyway, ready to take over the planet, as our heroes assumed a fighting stance.
The first movie was extraordinarily entertaining for those (like myself) who are fans of the game. I'd even go so far as to say that many folks who didn't know about the game probably enjoyed the movie. The writers and directors knew the limitations of both their cast and of the basic story itself, and they didn't try to overachieve. There were a lot of really cool fight scenes (with really cool accompanying music), intersperesed with some distracting (but ultimately non-intrusive) bits of fluff passing itself off as a plot. And, as we know, the movie was a smashing success at the box office.
MORTAL KOMBAT: ANNIHILATION picks up precisely where that movie left off, with some introductory exposition to clue in those who may not have seen the first movie.   One gets the general impression that the producers of the movie thought "Hey, that last movie was such a success that we can get more money and make a *real* movie now." Too bad they didn't simply stick with the formula from the first movie.
I could write volumes about the things that are wrong with this picture, but here are the high points:
* The acting is truly bad. Sandra Hess (playing the Sonya Blade character) is particularly execrable, especially in scenes where she tries to convince us that she loved Johnny Cage (a character from the first movie who gets greased at the beginning of this movie).
* In one of the worst pieces of mis-casting I think I've *ever* seen, James Remar plays Raiden, the God of Thunder. In the first movie, Christopher Lambert played Raiden and played his character as though he was in on the joke: A French actor playing a Japanese thunder god being revered by Chinese mystics.
I generally like it when actors are cast against type (Tim "Tiny" Lister, Jr. being cast as the President of the U.S. in THE FIFTH ELEMENT, for example), and Remar has always been one of my favorite "utility" actors But he's so totally wrong for this part that he doesn't even have the luxury of amused self-awareness.
* There are too many characters that are introduced as being potentially important, but then never seen again.
* There are a number of completely meaningless story sidetracks, including a muddled scene where Liu Kang (Robin Shou) seeks out Nightwolf (Litefoot), has a mystical hallucination, and then wanders off with Jade (Irina Pantaeva).
For these reasons (and many others), I can only give the movie a 2...
...unless you're a huge fan of the games and/or the first movie. In that case, the following critiques also apply:
* Sandra Hess, while being an even worse actress than Bridgette Wilson (who played Sonya Blade in the first movie), is much more convincing as a fighter. Wilson looked like she was simply mimicing some movements taught to her by the fight choreographer. Hess looks like she actually knows some martial arts, and puts together a much more believable fight scene.
* In the fights, each of the characters does at least *one* thing they do in the game (and often more). Sonya does her "Kiss of Death," Jax does his "Earthquake," Liu Kang does his "Animality," and so on. A big bonus for those of us who were looking for similar moves in the first movie and found them only rarely.
* There aren't as many fight scenes in this movie as there were in the first, because the folks making the movie mistakenly try to hang a more robust plot in between. Silly, silly folks. And the lamest fight involved two of the women in what turns into a mud-wrestling match. Lame and so obviously sexist even I (politically incorrect, for the most part) noticed and remarked upon it.
* The special effects are generally better, except for the final fight scene between the Emporer and Liu Kang in which both perform their "Animalities." Motaro and Sheeva are both more convincing and lifelike than Goro was in the first movie.
For folks like myself who loved the first movie and enjoy the games, I give this a 5. You'll probably like it, but not nearly as much as you liked the first one.
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BELLE DE JOUR A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
BELLE DE JOUR is a classic French film from 1967 that has been out of release for a couple of decades. It has recently been rereleased and distributed.
BELLE DE JOUR is by the famous director Luis Bunuel and stars the equally famous Catherine Deneuve as Severine Sevigny. The dashingly handsome Jean Sorel plays her husband, Pierre Serizy. Severine is a frigid wife. She and Pierre sleep in separate twin beds in the same room, but there exists a logical Grand Canyon in her mind between the beds. She has horrible nightmares and daydreams of sadomasochism and other fantasies.
She gets bored with her rich, extremely handsome husband and the life they lead. She turns to prostitution but only between the hours of 2 and 5, hence her pseudonym, Belle de Jour. Her bouts of prostitution again feature S & M which is attempted to be presented as great fun and very playful. For anyone wanting a more serious treatment of prostitution, they should see the excellent, albeit quite depressing, 1986 movie WORKING GIRLS by Lizzie Borden.
Surprise - this prostitution makes her marriage start to work as she starts now getting interested in her husband. I'll let you find out the rest of the story by seeing the movie.
I found the story unbelievable and very dated. I know the critics are going gaga over its rerelease. The party line from them seems to be that Severine is demonstrating her independence and equality. I do not buy it. She looks pretty degraded and unhappy to me even though she does start to smile some toward the end of the film.
I thought the performance of all the actors, most especially that of Deneuve, was wooden. It was as if the director wanted more of a tableaux that a motion picture. To the fans of this show, I say they can have it, I want nothing of it.
BELLE DE JOUR runs 1:40 which, with its loose editing by Louisette Hautecoeur, keep making me want to shout "okay, lets get this scene moving." It is in French, but the English subtitles are easy to follow. It is correctly rated R for sadomasochism.  It would be okay for mature teenagers. I do not recommend the show, but I do give it * 1/2 for attempting to be innovative in its time.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEWED WRITTEN ON: July 27, 1995
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Set up a wallet
Note that a desktop wallet is a must for setting up SmartNode, Web Wallet is not enough for this operation. Since I’m running a Win 10 OS, this guide will use Windows environment as background.
Download a desktop wallet from:
At the final stage of installation, user will be asked where is the location the blockchain storage should be located at. Put this directory on SSD if you have one! This will greatly improve the initialization and I will explain it later.
The installation is pretty straight forward. After opening the wallet up for the first time, you will see the Blockchain syncing bar at the bottom left saying 40 weeks behind
. The wallet is trying to download the whole blockchain for it to operate normally. And this is going to take forever to complete.
Here is how you can speed up the whole syncing process.
Completely close the wallet.
Proceed to the wallet download page again and download the bootstrap
.
Click on it and the bootstrap will start to download with name txindexstrap.zip
and 453 MB in size. Do this step as soon as you can because the download speed is quite slow running around 120 KB/s.
Go to the installed directory of SmartCash blockchain, delete the folders blocks
and chainstate
. Unzip the bootstrap txindexstrap.zip
you have just downloaded, copy the blocks
and chainstate
inside to the installed directory of SmartCash blockchain where you just deleted the folders.
These bootstrap consisting a big portion of the current blockchain and so that you can use it to skip the long and never-ending syncing process executed by the wallet. This is something needed to be improved by the dev team.
Next step is creating a text file named smartcash.conf
and add txindex=1
to it. Save and close the file.
Now you may open the wallet again.
Look at the loading page at the bottom, the loading bar is processing the bootstrap file that you just threw inside at the blockchain storage. And the speed was completely decided by the disk type of where the storage is residing.
I’ve made a huge mistake by storing the blockchain storage on my HDD to avoid wasting my precious SDD space. As you can see on the left pic, the Disk usage is at full 100% while the write speed is throttled around 300 KB/s. To give a clearer picture, this loading process took me slightly more than 24 hours to complete on a pretty decent rig.
To not further suffer in the future syncing process, I redo everything but placing the storage on a SDD. The write speed was as high as 9 MB/s and averaging at 4 MB/s as shown in the right picture, took me less than 3 hours to complete the job. Lesson well learnt.
Summary
- Local wallet is necessary to be fully synched before setting up SmartNode.
- Wallet synching can take a very long time.
- Placing blockchain storage at SSD can hugely increase synching speed.
Related post:
SmartCash#1 - My first crypto node setup for a passive income
SmartCash#2 - Acquiring 10,000 SMART
This page is synchronized from the post: ‘SmartCash#3 - Setting up a wallet’


Apache Shiro Cryptography Features
Cryptography is the practice of protecting information from undesired access by hiding it or converting it into nonsense so know one else can read it. Shiro focuses on two core elements of Cryptography: ciphers that encrypt data like email using a public or private key, and hashes (aka message digests) that irreversibly encrypt data like passwords.
Shiro Cryptography's primary goal is take what has traditionally be an extremely complex field and make it easy for the rest of us while providing a robust set of cryptography features.
Simplicity Features
- Interface-driven, POJO based - All of Shiro's APIs are interface-based and implemented as POJOs. This allows you to easily configure Shiro Cryptography components with JavaBeans-compatible formats like JSON, YAML, Spring XML and others. You can also override or customize Shiro as you see necessary, leveraging its API to save you time and effort.
- Simplified wrapper over JCE - The Java Cryptography Extension (JCE) can be complicated and difficult to use unless you're a cryptography expert. Shiro's Cryptography APIs are much easier to understand and use, and they dramatically simplify JCE concepts. So now even Cryptography novices can find what they need in minutes rather than hours or days. And you won't sacrifice any functionality because you still have access to more complicated JCE options if you need them.
- “Object Orientifies” cryptography concepts - The JDK/JCE's Cipher and Message Digest (Hash) classes are abstract classes and quite confusing, requiring you to use obtuse factory methods with type-unsafe string arguments to acquire instances you want to use. Shiro 'Object Orientifies' Ciphers and Hashes, basing them on a clean object hierarchy, and allows you to use them by simple instantiation.
- Runtime Exceptions - Like everywhere else in Shiro, all cryptography exceptions are RuntimeExceptions. You can decide whether or not to catch an exception based on your needs.
Cipher Features
- OO Hierarchy - Unlike the JCE, Shiro Cipher representations follow an Object-Oriented class hierarchy that match their mathematical concepts: AbstractSymmetricCipherService, DefaultBlockCipherService, AesCipherService, etc. This allows you to easily override existing classes and extend functionality as needed.
- Just instantiate a class - Unlike the JCE's confusing factory methods using String token arguments, using Shiro Ciphers are much easier - just instantiate a class, configure it with JavaBeans properties as necessary, and use it as desired. For example, new AesCipherService().
- More secure default settings - The JCE Cipher instances assume a 'lowest common denominator' default and do not automatically enable more secure options. Shiro will automatically enable the more secure options to ensure your data is as safe as it can be by default, helping you prevent accidental security holes.
Hash Features
- Deault interface implementations - Shiro provides default Hash (aka Message Digests in the JDK) implementations out-of-the-box, such as MD5, SHA1, SHA-256, et al. This provides a type-safe construction method (e.g. new Md5Hash(data)) instead of being forced to use type-unsafe string factory methods in the JDK.
- Built-in Hex and Base64 conversion - Shiro Hash instances can automatically provide Hex and Base-64 encoding of hashed data via their toHex() and toBase64() methods. So now you do not need to figure out how to correctly encode the data yourself.
- Built-in Salt and repeated hashing support - Salts and repeated hash iterations are very valuable tools when hashing data, especially when it comes to protecting user passwords. Shiro's Hash implementations support salts and multiple hash iterations out of the box so you don't have to repeat this logic anywhere you might need it.
Get Started in 10 Minutes with Shiro
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by George OgboluConstitutional and human rights lawyer, Femi Falana (SAN), has kicked against the move by the Department of State Services (DSS) to verify sureties of Omoyele Sowore.
Sowore has been in detention since August 3 when he was arrested over for a planned #RevolutionNow protest across Nigeria.
A federal high court in Abuja granted him bail, but the DSS has refused to release him.
The secret police said it would not release him until the identities of those who stood as sureties for him are verified.
The DSS said it was following administrative procedures by insisting that Sowore’s sureties come forward for proper documentation.
“We respect rules and orders of the court and there was never a time the Director-General said he would not release Sowore,” DSS had said.
Reacting in a statement, Falana said the court order for Sowore’s release did not authorise the DSS to verify his sureties.
“Pursuant to the verification of the sureties of Omoyele Sowore and Olawale Bakare by the Federal High Court, the trial judge, the Honourable Justice Ifeoma Ojukwu made an order on November 6, 2019 for the release of the defendants from the custody of the DSS,” Falana said.
“The Court Order has not authorised the DSS to approve the sureties before releasing Sowore and Bakare from custody.”


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by Marisa Schultz and Ben FeuerherdThe New York City drag Queen who attended an impeachment hearing on Capitol Hill last week traveled to Atlanta Wednesday for the Democratic debate and managed to eek out a question to one of the candidates during a media scrum.
Pissi Myles — wearing a sequin dress, a huge blonde wig and jewels — joined the gaggle of reporters after the debate and asked Sen. Kamala Harris about Transgender Day of Remembrance, which she said was observed Wednesday.
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A violin plot allows to compare the distribution of several groups by displaying their densities. See how to build it with R
and ggplot2
below. Learn more about violin chart theory in data-to-viz.
Building a violin plot with ggplot2
is pretty straightforward thanks to the dedicated geom_violin()
function.
# Library
library(ggplot2)
# create a dataset
data <- data.frame(
name=c( rep("A",500), rep("B",500), rep("B",500), rep("C",20), rep('D', 100) ),
value=c( rnorm(500, 10, 5), rnorm(500, 13, 1), rnorm(500, 18, 1), rnorm(20, 25, 4), rnorm(100, 12, 1) )
)
# Most basic violin chart
p <- ggplot(data, aes(x=name, y=value, fill=name)) + # fill=name allow to automatically dedicate a color for each group
geom_violin()
#p
Ggplot2 expects input data to be in a long format: each row is dedicated to one observation. Your input needs 2 column:
- a categorical variable for the X axis: it needs to be have the class factor
- a numeric variable for the Y axis: it needs to have the class numeric
You already have the good format. It’s going to be a breeze to plot it with geom_violin()
as follow:
# Library
library(ggplot2)
library(dplyr)
# Create data
data <- data.frame(
name=c( rep("A",500), rep("B",500), rep("B",500), rep("C",20), rep('D', 100) ),
value=c( rnorm(500, 10, 5), rnorm(500, 13, 1), rnorm(500, 18, 1), rnorm(20, 25, 4), rnorm(100, 12, 1) ) %>% round(2)
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PathView Class
Item Index
Methods
- addFakePoints
- animateMinorChanges
- animateNewPath
- animatePathChange
- animateRemove
- computeDynamicPathString
- computeNormalPathString
- computePathString
- computeStaticPathString
- firstDraw
- getArcDeviationPathString
- getDrawnArcs
- getStatistics
- initialize
- setVisibility
- svgEventManager
- updatePath
- updateWithoutAnimation
Methods
addFakePoints
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An
-
An
Provided two paths, this method pushes fake points in order to return equidimensional paths.
Parameters:
-
An
Objectinstance of Path (1)
-
An
Objectinstance of Path (2)
Returns:
animateMinorChanges
()
This method animates a path when it is going to be involved in a minor change. The SVG path blinks.
animateNewPath
()
This method animates a path that was just drawn.
animatePathChange
()
This method animates a path when it is going to be involved in a change of its route.
animateRemove
()
This method animates a path when it is going to be removed. The SVG path blinks and disappears
computeDynamicPathString
-
An
This method computes the SVG representing a dynamic path.
Parameters:
-
An
Arrayarray of nodes
Returns:
computeNormalPathString
-
An
This method computes the SVG representing a path.
Parameters:
-
An
Arrayarray of nodes
Returns:
computePathString
-
An
This method dispatches a computation of an SVG path to a more specific method.
Parameters:
-
An
Arrayarray of nodes
Returns:
computeStaticPathString
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An
-
An
This method computes the SVG representing a static path.
Parameters:
-
An
Arrayarray of nodes
-
An
Booleanoptional boolean to force the path to be the first of the beam
Returns:
firstDraw
()
This method executes the first draw of the SVG representing the path.
getArcDeviationPathString
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An
-
An
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True
-
The
This method assigns to each arcs a deviation in order to avoid overlap between arcs belonging to different paths.
Parameters:
-
An
Objectinstance of Node
-
An
Objectinstance of Node
-
True
Booleanif the provided nodes are not sorted
-
The
Objectarc belonging to this PathView
Returns:
getDrawnArcs
-
An
-
The
This method returns a set of ordered arcs that must be drawn between a nodes pair.
Parameters:
-
An
Arrayarray of arcs
-
The
Objectarc belonging to this PathView
Returns:
getStatistics
()
This method provides percentages about the stability of the source-target pair in terms of sets of nodes involved.
initialize
-
A
The initialization method of this object.
Parameters:
-
A
Mapmap of parameters
setVisibility
()
This method updates the visibility of the SVG representing the path.
svgEventManager
()
This method manages the SVG events.
updatePath
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An
This method manages the animation of a path involved in an event.
Parameters:
-
An
Objectinstance of Event
updateWithoutAnimation
()
This method updates the SVG representing the path without animating it.


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In my series about Dependency Injection and events, you previously saw how to let a third party connect publisher and subscriber. I think that approach is valuable in all those cases where you connect publishers and subscribers in a narrow and well-defined area of your application, such as in the Composition Root. However, it's not a good fit if you need to connect and disconnect publishers and subscribers throughout your application's code base.
This article examines alternatives based on Reactive Extensions.
For the rest of this article, I'm going to assume that you're in a position where you can change the design - particularly the design of the IDependency interface. If not, you can always convert a standard .NET event into the appropriate IObservable<T>.
Using small iterations, you can first make IDependency implement IObservable<Unit>:
public interface IDependency : IObservable<Unit> { event EventHandler ItHappened; }
This enables you to change the implementation of NeedyClass to subscribe to IObservable<Unit> instead of the ItHappened event:
public class NeedyClass : IObserver<Unit>, IDisposable { private readonly IDisposable subscription; public NeedyClass(IDependency dependency) { if (dependency == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("dependency"); this.subscription = dependency.Subscribe(this); } public void OnCompleted() { } public void OnError(Exception error) { } public void OnNext(Unit value) { // Handle event here } public void Dispose() { this.subscription.Dispose(); } }
Because IObservable<T>.Subscribe returns an IDisposable, NeedyClass still needs to store that object in a field and dipose of it when it's done, which also means that it must implement IDisposable itself. Thus, you seem to be no better off than with Constructor Subscription. Actually, you're slightly worse off, because now NeedyClass gained three new public methods (OnCompleted, OnError, and OnNext), compared to a single public method with Constructor Subscription.
What's even worse is that you're still violating Nikola Malovic's 4th law of IoC: Injection Constructors should perform no work.
This doesn't seem promising.
While you seem to have gained little from introducing Reactive Extensions, at least you can simplify IDependency a bit. No classes should have to subscribe to the old-fashioned .NET event, so you can remove that from IDependency:
public interface IDependency : IObservable<Unit> { }
That leaves IDependency degenerate, so you might as well dispense entirely with it and let NeedyClass subscribe directly to IObservable<Unit>:
public class NeedyClass : IObserver<Unit>, IDisposable { private readonly IDisposable subscription; public NeedyClass(IObservable<Unit> dependency) { if (dependency == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("dependency"); this.subscription = dependency.Subscribe(this); } public void OnCompleted() { } public void OnError(Exception error) { } public void OnNext(Unit value) { // Handle event here } public void Dispose() { this.subscription.Dispose(); } }
At least you got rid of a custom type in favor of a well-known abstraction, so that will have to count for something.
If you refer back to the discussion about Constructor Subscription, you may recall an inkling that NeedyClass requests the wrong type of dependency via the constructor. If it's saving an IDisposable as its class field, then why is it requesting an IObservable<Unit>? Shouldn't it simply request an IDisposable?
This sounds promising, but in the end turns out to be a false lead. Still, this actually compiles:
public class NeedyClass : IObserver<Unit>, IDisposable { private readonly IDisposable subscription; public NeedyClass(IDisposable subscription) { if (subscription == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("subscription"); this.subscription = subscription; } public void OnCompleted() { } public void OnError(Exception error) { } public void OnNext(Unit value) { // Handle event here } public void Dispose() { this.subscription.Dispose(); } }
The problem with this is that while it compiles, it doesn't work. Considering the implementation, you should also be suspicious: it's basically a degenerate Decorator of IDisposable. That subscription
field doesn't seem to add anything to NeedyClass...
Examining why it doesn't work should be enlightening, though. A third party can attempt to connect NeedyClass with the observable. One attempt might look like this:
var observable = new FakyDependency(); var nc = new NeedyClass(observable.Subscribe());
However, this doesn't work, because that overload of the Subscribe method only exists to evaluate an event stream for side effects. The overload you'd need is the Subscribe(IObserver<T>) overload. However, the IObserver<Unit> you'd like to supply is an instance of NeedyClass, but you can't supply an instance of NeedyClass before you've supplied an IDisposable to it (a Catch-22)!
Once more, this suggests that NeedyClass really shouldn't have a dependency in order to react to events. You can simply let it be a stand-alone implementation of IObserver<Unit>:
public class NeedyClass : IObserver<Unit> { public void OnCompleted() { } public void OnError(Exception error) { } public void OnNext(Unit value) { // Handle event here } }
Once again, you have a nice, stand-alone class you can connect to a publisher:
var nc = new NeedyClass(); var subscription = observable.Subscribe(nc);
That pretty much puts you back at the Third-party Connect solution, so that didn't seem to buy you much.
So far, using Reactive Extensions instead of .NET events seems to have provided little value. You're able to replace a custom IDependency interface with a BCL interface, and that's always good. Apart from that, there seems to be little value to be gained from Reactive Extensions in this scenario.
The greatest advantage gained so far is that, hopefully you've learned something. You've learned (through two refactoring attempts) that NeedyClass isn't needy at all, and should not have a dependency in order to react to events.
The last advantage gained by using Reactive Extensions may seem like a small thing, but actually turns out to the most important of them all: by using IObservable<T>/IObserver<T> instead of .NET events, you've converted your code to work with objects. You know, .NET events are not real objects, so they can't be passed around, but IObservable<T> and IObserver<T> instances are real objects. This means that now that you know that NeedyClass shouldn't have a dependency, perhaps some other class should. Remember what I originally said about Inversion of Inversion of Control? In the next article in the series, I'll address that issue, and arrive at a more idiomatic DI solution.


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The Happy Meal at McDonald’s has always been a firm favourite of kids and even adults around the world, largely due to the awesome toys that are included in the box. This iconic set has been around for 40 years and this 28th November, Malaysians can get their hands on some of the most popular Happy Meal toys from the last four decades!
In a release from McDonald’s, they told WORLD OF BUZZ that they will be launching the limited edition Surprise Happy Meal in conjunction with their Happy Meal 40th Anniversary Celebration. The Happy Meal was first introduced as a Circus Wagon Happy Meal in June 1979 in the U.S. and is now available in more than 38,000 restaurants in over 100 countries around the globe.
Now, McDonald’s Malaysia is bringing back those good ol’ toys from your childhood and we can’t wait to get them. These toys are truly a blast from the past, as they are firm favourites from the 1980s and 1990s such as the Hamburglar, Tamagotchi and Hot Wheels.
There will be 14 limited edition toys up for grabs and these are listed as below:
- Cowboy McNugget (McDonald’s): 1988
- Fireman McNugget (McDonald’s): 1988
- Mail Carrier McNugget (McDonald’s): 1988
- Hamburger Changeable (McDonald’s): 1989
- Grimace (McDonald’s): 1990
- Dino Happy Meal Box Changeable (McDonald’s): 1991
- McDonald’s Hot Wheels Thunderbird (Mattel): 1993
- Hamburglar (McDonald’s): 1995
- Space Jam Bugs Bunny (Warner Brothers): 1996
- Patti the Platypus (Ty Beanie Baby): 1997
- Tamagotchi (Bandai): 1998
- My Little Pony (Hasbro): 1998
- Furby (Hasbro): 1999
- Hello Kitty (Sanrio): 2013
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I don’t know about you but I am feeling nostalgic already! Time to grab some of those iconic toys!
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ESTAuth |
Base interface for an object with adds HTTP Auth attributes to an ESTRequest
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| ESTClient |
ESTClient implement connection to the server.
|
| ESTClientProvider |
A client provider is responsible for creating an ESTClient instance.
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| ESTClientSourceProvider |
ESTClientSourceProvider, implementations of this are expected to return a source.
|
| ESTHijacker |
ESTHijacker can take control of the source after the initial http request
has been sent and a response received.
|
| ESTSourceConnectionListener<T,I> |
ESTSourceConnectionListener is called when the source is
is connected to the remote end point but no application
data has been sent.
|
| LimitedSource |
Interface for a Source which can only produce up to a certain number of bytes.
|
| Source<T> |
Used to Wrap a socket and to provide access to the underlying session.
|
| TLSUniqueProvider |
TLSUniqueProvider implementation of this can provide the TLS unique value.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| CACertsResponse |
Holder class for a SimplePKIResponse containing the details making up /cacerts response.
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| CSRAttributesResponse |
Wrapper class around a CsrAttrs structure.
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| CSRRequestResponse |
Holder class for a response containing the details making up /csrattrs response.
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| EnrollmentResponse |
Holder class for a response containing the details making up a /simpleenroll response.
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| ESTRequest |
Implements a basic http request.
|
| ESTRequestBuilder |
Builder for basic EST requests
|
| ESTResponse |
A basic http response.
|
| ESTService |
ESTService provides unified access to an EST server which is defined as implementing
RFC7030.
|
| ESTServiceBuilder |
Build an RFC7030 (EST) service.
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| HttpAuth |
Provides stock implementations for basic auth and digest auth.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
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Exception emitted by EST classes.
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Manipulating element classes is the very bread-and-butter of DHTML. Almost every JavaScript developer
will have written library functions to do this and class manipulation functions are core parts of every
JavaScript framework. HTML5 has brought a standardized interface for this, DOMTokenList
, and
the classList
property on element objects that implements it.
UsefulJS.ClassList provides a portable, complete implementation of the DOMTokenList
interface for manipulating class lists. On browsers that lack a native implementation,
but which have the necessary Object.defineProperty
support (in particular Internet Explorer
versions 8 and 9), the module fix will add a classList
property to elements that you can
use to manipulate the underlying className. On legacy browsers that lack both a native implementation
and Object.defineProperty
, the module provides a static method, get
, that will
return a DOMTokenList
for the element.
On browsers that fully support Object.defineProperty
, UsefulJS.ClassList also implements the
DOMSettableTokenInterface
where the underlying className can be accessed via a
value
property.
new UsefulJS.ClassList(obj[, propertyName[, separator]])
obj
ObjectpropertyName
Stringseparator
StringThrows: TypeError if obj
is null or undefined.
Adds a classList entry to UsefulJS.featureSupport that allows for testing classList
support.
Exposes three properties:
Whether the classList
property is available on elements.
Whether the classList
property is natively implemented. When classList support
has been added via the fix, supported
will be true, but
nativeSupport
will be false.
Whether the classList implementation supports the DOMSettableTokenList
interface.
true when instances of UsefulJS.ClassList have a value
property that can be
used to access the underlying className. It will be undefined otherwise (because it won't exist!).
Returns a classList object for an element.
UsefulJS.ClassList.get(elem)
elem
Element or StringReturns: DOMTokenList (or null if elem
is null or an ID that can't
be resolved).
Returns the classList of the element, if present. Otherwise an instance of UsefulJS.ClassList is returned.
var elem = document.documentElement, classList = UsefulJS.ClassList.get(elem);
Read-only property that reflects the number of classes in the underlying classname.
Object.defineProperty
. Otherwise it can be written to. Assigning a value to
it doesn't change the underlying className.
classList objects are array-like and may be addressed through [] indexing. Native classList objects cannot have values assigned to their numeric properties. Instances of UsefulJS.ClassList can; doing so doesn't change anything, but the values obtained will no longer be truthful. So don't!
Adds one or more class names to the element's className
classList.add(cl1[, cl2...])
Returns true if the element's className contains the specified token
classList.contains(cl)
Returns the value of the token in the element's className at the specified position. Returns null if the position is out of range. I can't quite see the point of this when you have [] indexing.
classList.item(pos)
Removes one or more class names from the element's className
classList.remove(cl1[, cl2...])
Adds a class name and returns true if not present; removes a class name and returns false if present.
classList.toggle(cl[, force])
The optional force parameter changes the semantics. If its value is true, the function will add a class but not remove it. It will then return true if the token is present. If its value is false, the function will remove a class but not add it. This allows for test-and-set logic:
if (classList.toggle("myClass", true)) { // Do something ... }
The behaviour is different from add
, which also leaves the value unmodified if the
class is set, because add
doesn't return a value.
Stringifies to the underlying className
classList.toString()
Read-write property that allows direct access to the underlying className. Since you have the className, I can't quite see the point of this, but I implemented the interface for completeness.
UsefulJS.ClassList needs to do a fair amount of housekeeping since the underlying className may be modified at any time during the lifetime of the object. It checks the className value against the expected value on each method call. If they differ, it re-initializes itself. This will really hurt performance so don't modify the className directly if you're also modifying it through a classList object.
The need to present an array-like interface to the world means that numeric properties need to be recalculated on each modification. This means that it is never going to be as performant as a native implementation. That said, unless you're modifying hundreds of classes on hundreds of elements. the overhead shouldn't be noticeable.
The specification requires that certain error types be raised if a class name passed to a method is null or contains spaces. Since these errors cannot be constructed on legacy browsers (where you're likely to be using this), I decided simply to ignore bad class names.
With native implementations, don't depend on being able to pass multiple arguments to add
and remove
. Don't depend either on being able to use the force
parameter
with toggle
. No native implementation as far as I can tell implements the
DOMSettableTokenList
interface which is no big loss. If you need to support legacy
browsers, you can reliably use UsefulJS.ClassList.get
.
The fixes for the ClassList module are defined in the _classList namespace of the fix options.
Adds a classList
property to elements when possible. This fix is applied by default. The
descriptor for the added property has enumerable
set to false and configurable
set to true. This is the magic combination that works on Internet Explorer 8.


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Following COVID Rules - Does it matter?
By Tatiana Krisztina
October 7, 2021
Countries around the world have been handling the COVID-19 pandemic differently. There are different rules, different laws in place around the world. From social distancing to mandatory mask requirements and vaccine mandates. But there’s a difference between having rules in place and following those rules. And various citizens have different views on how their country has been following the rules.
The World Happiness Report asked people around the world if they think others in their country are following their country’s guidelines.
Some data makes sense - like how 80% of people in China believe their fellow countrymen have been following the COVID guidelines and they have the lowest deaths per million rate at 3.47 deaths per million. However, the country with the lowest faith in people following the rules, Mexico at 30%, doesn’t have the highest deaths per million rate. Mexico averages at 2,171 deaths per million, while the highest is Italy at 2,710 deaths per million. Italy averages at 51% of people believing the country follows the rules.
At home in the United States, only 47% of people believe others are following the guidelines. With a staggering 2,017 deaths per million, this number could definitely be lowered if more people had faith in their fellow citizens. There needs to be more enforcement of COVID-19 guidelines in the United States in order to have the death rate drop.


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..end
The types of symbols (when they are enumerated data types) can be refined
to substypes of their original type (i.e. a subset of their constructors).
val init : (Smt.Symbol.t * Smt.Type.t) list -> unit
init l
where l
is a list of pairs (s, ty)
initializes the
type (and associated constructors) of each s
to its original type ty
.
This function must be called with a list of all symbols before
attempting to refine the types.
val close : unit -> unit
close ()
will compute the smallest type possible for each symbol.
This function must be called when all information has been added.
val assign_constr : Smt.Symbol.t -> Hstring.t -> unit
assign_constr s cstr
will add the constraint that the constructor
cstr
must be in the type of s
val assign_var : Smt.Symbol.t -> Smt.Symbol.t -> unit
assign_var x y
will add the constraint that the type of y
is a
subtype of x
(use this function when x := y
appear in your
programval print : unit -> unit
print ()
will output the computed refined types on std_err. This
function is here only for debugging purposes. Use it afer close ()
.val get_variants : Smt.Symbol.t -> Hstring.HSet.t
get_variants s
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type of s
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This third edition covers GNU Emacs 21, specifically 21.3 and even
more specifically 21.3.5. This new edition has been completely revised and expanded
to cover new features and to meet the evolving needs of Emacs users.
User interface changes, including the addition of an icon-based
toolbar, extensive changes to menus, and a more graphical interface
(Chapter 1)
How Emacs interacts with the operating system clipboard, including
specific clipboard-related commands (Chapter 2)
Dynamic abbreviations (Chapter 3)
Expanded coverage of the directory editor, Dired, to help you
organize and work with files more efficiently (Chapter 5)
Changes to the way Emacs handles tabs and indentation and how to get
Emacs to do what you want it to (Chapter 7)
Artist mode for drawing with the mouse (Chapter 7)
Inserting characters from other character sets in HTML files (Chapter 8)
Using font-lock mode for coloring text for easier editing (Chapter 9)
Expanded Java coverage, including how to install and use the Java
Development Environment for Emacs (JDEE) (Chapter 9)
Perl support with Cperl mode (Chapter 9)
Managing changes to large, multiple file projects more effectively
using etags (Chapter 9)
Customizing Emacs through the interactive Custom interface or through
the .emacs startup file (Chapter 10)
Expanded coverage of how version control mode connects with a variety
of change control systems, including CVS, RCS, Subversion, and SCCS
(Chapter 12)
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I am wondering about sending data back to the emonGLCD. I know the base sends the time back but I would also like to have the base look-up the power cost and send that back as well. Can anyone Brief me on how the base sends the time back and the feasibility of sendin power cost as well. Has anyone done this?
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Re: Sending data back to the emonGLCD
Time is sent to emonGLCD in the form of a structure containing two integers (3 if you choose to send seconds as well):
typedef struct { int hour, mins; } PayloadBase;
PayloadBase emonbase;
The base gets the time from the server by sending a request like:
"http://emoncms.org/time/local.json?apikey=[YOURAPIKEY]"
and the server replies with a string: "t13,27,36" (try it in your browser!) which the base packs into the struct and transmits. In general terms, you will need to replicate this with your costs data, but the interesting question is, where will you get the cost data from in the first place? If you don't have your own server, that could be quite a problem. If you do, you need to extend the server code to look up the cost, presumably from somewhere - a file - that you will update from time to time, else you still have the problem of getting the rates from somewhere and parsing the data into the format you require.
Re: Sending data back to the emonGLCD
Thanks a lot. I am using my own server so I do plan to initially use a flat text file and eventually grab the power cost from the government website. We are charged different rates at different times so I will need to retrieve this number at least hourly.
So, I guess, as you said, I'll look at the emonCMS code first and figure out how to reply with the cost, then I'll look at the base and work from there. Lastly, the emonGLCD. How often does the GLCD grab the time? Does it do it just on initialization? What about the base? How often does it query?
Re: Sending data back to the emonGLCD
I think you'll find all the answers to those questions in the code! My inclination would be to do as much of the processing as possible in the server, because memory is severely limited in the GLCD (to the extent that you might have to take some features out to include the new cost display), and only a little less so in the base.


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Eyes speak a thousand words, and there are even 2 pairs of eyes in the picture. ;) Plus a picture is worth a thousand words. So here we go, 3000 words! Enough for today.
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This song suddenly came to my mind. It has nothing much to do with my photo except for there are also 2 girls in the band.
P.S. One comment below has left me thinking that they could have something in common:
The 2 sisters live out of the modern society, and the lesbian couple from the music band is also alternative. So both nonmainstream and courageous?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyurB17g-ME
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The Ditty Bops - Because We Do
from the album Summer Rains, 2008
As the world starts to fade
I’ll turn on the Rose Parade
Watch my troubles float away as the petals flyI could march to my own drum
But I’m twiddling my thumbs
And we like it because we doAt school I learn to pray
And to keep my thoughts at bay
Follow leaders, follow orders
Follow other people’s dreamsThis is where it all began
Here I sit when I should stand
And we like it because we doAnd we like it because we do
The greatest prize to behold
It is life it can’t be sold
But my eyes are set on goldThey mock us when they sing
So we trade them for a ringAnd we like it because we do…
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