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chicken dumplings 1
Hubby and I are making dumplings again, every Sunday if we can manage it. It’s been a nice adventure to learn about his culture while exploring ways to incorporate things from mine into it. We’ve been straying away from traditional pork and scallion dumplings and finally found frozen dumpling wrappers that are good enough to use (although I prefer fresh dough if we can make it). Last week’s experiment (3 mushroom dumplings) was not super successful, so I decided to go with flavors I’ve had in store bought dumplings.
This week, we used ground chicken for the main protein and threw in some corn and wood ear mushrooms in place of our typical ground pork. We often add in brown beech (or any fresh mushrooms we have laying around) since they help make the dumplings tender.  The dumplings came out great and I’ll be making these again. Here’s what we used and some pictures:
Chicken, Wood Ear, and Corn Dumplings
Ingredients - ground chicken 1.25 lbs - salt - Chinese cooking wine/Xao Xing (worth a trip to an asian market for) - ginger - garlic - corn (frozen, I’d recommend fresh or squeezing out water) - rehydrated or fresh wood ear mushrooms - 6-8 green onions - napa cabbage - sesame oil - veggie oil - dumpling wrappers


Table of Contents
This chapter describes the context-free grammars used in this specification to define the lexical and syntactic structure of a program.
A context-free grammar consists of a number of productions. Each production has an abstract symbol called a nonterminal as its left-hand side, and a sequence of one or more nonterminal and terminal symbols as its right-hand side. For each grammar, the terminal symbols are drawn from a specified alphabet.
Starting from a sentence consisting of a single distinguished nonterminal, called the goal symbol, a given context-free grammar specifies a language, namely, the set of possible sequences of terminal symbols that can result from repeatedly replacing any nonterminal in the sequence with a right-hand side of a production for which the nonterminal is the left-hand side.
A lexical grammar for the Java programming language is given in §3 (Lexical Structure). This grammar has as its terminal symbols the characters of the Unicode character set. It defines a set of productions, starting from the goal symbol Input (§3.5), that describe how sequences of Unicode characters (§3.1) are translated into a sequence of input elements (§3.5).
These input elements, with white space (§3.6) and comments (§3.7) discarded, form the terminal symbols for the syntactic grammar for the Java programming language and are called tokens (§3.5). These tokens are the identifiers (§3.8), keywords (§3.9), literals (§3.10), separators (§3.11), and operators (§3.12) of the Java programming language.
The syntactic grammar for the Java programming language is given in Chapters 4, 6-10, 14, and 15. This grammar has tokens defined by the lexical grammar as its terminal symbols. It defines a set of productions, starting from the goal symbol CompilationUnit (§7.3), that describe how sequences of tokens can form syntactically correct programs.
For convenience, the syntactic grammar is presented all together in Chapter 19.
Terminal symbols are shown
in fixed width
font in the productions of the
lexical and syntactic grammars, and throughout this specification
whenever the text is directly referring to such a terminal
symbol. These are to appear in a program exactly as written.
Nonterminal symbols are shown in italic type. The definition of a nonterminal is introduced by the name of the nonterminal being defined, followed by a colon. One or more alternative definitions for the nonterminal then follow on succeeding lines.
For example, the syntactic production:
states that the
nonterminal IfThenStatement represents the
token if
, followed by a left parenthesis token,
followed by an Expression, followed by a right
parenthesis token, followed by a Statement.
The syntax {x} on the right-hand side of a production denotes zero or more occurrences of x.
For example, the syntactic production:
states that an ArgumentList consists of an Argument, followed by zero or more occurrences of a comma and an Argument. The result is that an ArgumentList may contain any positive number of arguments.
The syntax [x] on the right-hand side of a production denotes zero or one occurrences of x. That is, x is an optional symbol. The alternative which contains the optional symbol actually defines two alternatives: one that omits the optional symbol and one that includes it.
This means that:
is a convenient abbreviation for:
As another example, it means that:
is a convenient abbreviation for:
which in turn is an abbreviation for:
which in turn is an abbreviation for:
for
(
;
;
)
Statement for
(
;
;
ForUpdate )
Statement for
(
;
Expression ;
)
Statement for
(
;
Expression ;
ForUpdate )
Statement
for
(
ForInit ;
;
)
Statement for
(
ForInit ;
;
ForUpdate )
Statement for
(
ForInit ;
Expression ;
)
Statement for
(
ForInit ;
Expression ;
ForUpdate )
Statement
so the nonterminal BasicForStatement actually has eight alternative right-hand sides.
A very long right-hand side may be continued on a second line by clearly indenting the second line.
For example, the syntactic grammar contains this production:
which defines one right-hand side for the nonterminal NormalClassDeclaration.
The phrase (one of) on the right-hand side of a production signifies that each of the terminal symbols on the following line or lines is an alternative definition.
For example, the lexical grammar contains the production:
which is merely a convenient abbreviation for:
When an alternative in a production appears to be a token, it represents the sequence of characters that would make up such a token.
Thus, the production:
is shorthand for:
The right-hand side of a production may specify that certain expansions are not permitted by using the phrase "but not" and then indicating the expansions to be excluded.
Finally, a few nonterminals are defined by a narrative phrase in roman type where it would be impractical to list all the alternatives.


Selecting Options... brings up a tabbed dialog where
many of Password Safe's settings can be viewed and edited.
To learn more about a specific tab select it below:
This allows you to manage both the database default password policy and named
password policies. You may create up to 255 named password policies. The name of
a password policy can be at most 255 characters long.
Customize Main Toolbar
This allows you to select which commands appear on the toolbar, and in which order.
Generate Password
This allows you to generate a password with a specified password policy to be put into the
clipboard, by pushing Generate. The password in the clipboard can then be used by some
other application. You may select the database default password policy, a named password
policy or use a specific policy you enter into dialog.
Yubikey
This allows you to customize your optional YubiKey
device so that you can use it to access your Password Safe database, as well
as creating a backup YubiKey in case the original get lost or damaged.
To customize your YubiKey
Insert your YubiKey into your PC's USB slot
Select the Manage->Yubikey... menu item. The YubiKey Configuration dialog
box will appear.
Your YubiKey's Serial Number should be displayed. If this field is blank, make
sure your YubiKey is plugged in correctly.
Click on the Generate button. This will create a 20 byte random secret key that
will be written to your YubiKey, and used to access your database.
Click on Set Yubikey. This will write the generated key to your YubiKey, and
save the data in encrypted form in your Password Safe database, so that you
can use it to configure a backup key.
If the configuration is successful, then the dialog box will close. If not,
then an error message will appear describing the problem.
Click on Close to exit the dialog box.
Note: After configuring your YubiKey, you must change the
database's password to use the YubiKey for authentication as described
in Changing Master Passwords
To create a backup YubiKey
Insert your backup YubiKey into your PC's USB slot
Select the Manage->Yubikey... menu item. The YubiKey
Configuration dialog box will appear.
Your backup YubiKey's Serial Number should be displayed. If this field
is blank, make sure your YubiKey is plugged in correctly.
Do not click on the Generate button. The data displayed
in the "YubiKey Secret Key" field is the key associated with this
database. This is the key that will be written to your backup YubiKey.
Click on Set Yubikey. This will write the generated key to your backup YubiKey.
If the configuration is successful, then the dialog box will
close. If not, then an error message will appear describing the problem.
Click on Close to exit the dialog box.
Change Language
If you have installed all the currently available additional language DLLs when
Password Safe was installed (which is the default), you will have the ability
to switch between these languages on-the-fly via this menu item.
After changing the language, all menus, dialogs and messages will now be in your chosen
language.


Learning Puppet — Manifests
Begin
Did you do the puppet resource
exercises from the last chapter?
In a text editor — vim
, emacs
, or nano
— create a file with the following contents and filename:
# /root/examples/user-absent.pp
user {'katie':
ensure => absent,
}
Save and close the editor, then run:
# puppet apply /root/examples/user-absent.pp
notice: /Stage[main]//User[katie]/ensure: removed
notice: Finished catalog run in 0.07 seconds
Now run it again:
# puppet apply /root/examples/user-absent.pp
notice: Finished catalog run in 0.03 seconds
Cool: You’ve just written and applied your first Puppet manifest.
Manifests
Puppet programs are called “manifests,” and they use the .pp
file extension.
The core of the Puppet language is the resource declaration. A resource declaration describes a desired state for one resource.
(Manifests can also use various kinds of logic: conditional statements, collections of resources, functions to generate text, etc. We’ll get to these later.)
Puppet Apply
Like resource
in the last chapter, apply
is a Puppet subcommand. It takes the name of a manifest file as its argument, and enforces the desired state described in the manifest.
We’ll use it below to test small manifests, but it can be used for larger jobs too. In fact, it can do nearly everything an agent/master Puppet environment can do.
Resource Declarations
Let’s start by looking at a single resource:
# /root/examples/file-1.pp
file {'testfile':
path => '/tmp/testfile',
ensure => present,
mode => 0640,
content => "I'm a test file.",
}
The complete syntax and behavior of resource declarations are documented in the Puppet reference manual, but in short, they consist of:
- The type (
file
, in this case) - An opening curly brace (
{
)- The title (
testfile
) - A colon (
:
) - A set of attribute
=>
value pairs, with a comma after each pair (path => '/tmp/testfile',
etc.)
- The title (
- A closing curly brace (
}
)
Try applying the short manifest above:
# puppet apply /root/examples/file-1.pp
notice: /Stage[main]//File[testfile]/ensure: created
notice: Finished catalog run in 0.05 seconds
This is just the reverse of what we saw above when we removed the user account: Puppet noticed that the file didn’t exist, and created it. It set the desired content and mode at the same time.
# cat /tmp/testfile
I'm a test file.
# ls -lah /tmp/testfile
-rw-r----- 1 root root 16 Feb 23 13:15 /tmp/testfile
If we try changing the mode and applying the manifest again, Puppet will fix it:
# chmod 0666 /tmp/testfile
# puppet apply /root/examples/file-1.pp
notice: /Stage[main]//File[testfile]/mode: mode changed '0666' to '0640'
notice: Finished catalog run in 0.04 seconds
And if you run the manifest again, you’ll see that Puppet doesn’t do anything — if a resource is in the desired state already, Puppet will leave it alone.
Exercise: Declare another file resource in a manifest and apply it. Try setting a new desired state for an existing file — for example, changing the login message by setting the content of
/etc/motd
. You can see the attributes available for the file type here.
Syntax Hints
Watch out for these common errors:
- Don’t forget commas and colons! Forgetting them causes errors like
Could not parse for environment production: Syntax error at 'mode'; expected '}' at /root/manifests/1.file.pp:6 on node learn.localdomain
. - Capitalization matters! The resource type and the attribute names should always be lowercase.
- The values used for titles and attribute values will usually be strings, which you should usually quote. Read more about Puppet’s data types here.
- There are two kinds of quotes in Puppet: single (
'
) and double ("
). The main difference is that double quotes let you interpolate $variables, which we cover in another lesson. - Attribute names (like
path
,ensure
, etc.) are special keywords, not strings. They shouldn’t be quoted.
- There are two kinds of quotes in Puppet: single (
Also, note that Puppet lets you use whatever whitespace makes your manifests more readable. We suggest visually lining up the =>
arrows, because it makes it easier to understand a manifest at a glance. (The Vim plugins on the Learning Puppet VM will do this automatically as you type.)
Once More, With Feeling!
Now that you know resource declarations, let’s play with the file type some more. We’ll:
- Put multiple resources of different types in the same manifest
- Use new values for the
ensure
attribute - Find an attribute with a special relationship to the resource title
- See what happens when we leave off certain attributes
- See some automatic permission adjustments on directories
# /root/examples/file-2.pp
file {'/tmp/test1':
ensure => file,
content => "Hi.",
}
file {'/tmp/test2':
ensure => directory,
mode => 0644,
}
file {'/tmp/test3':
ensure => link,
target => '/tmp/test1',
}
user {'katie':
ensure => absent,
}
notify {"I'm notifying you.":}
notify {"So am I!":}
Apply:
# puppet apply /root/examples/file-2.pp
notice: /Stage[main]//File[/tmp/test1]/ensure: created
notice: /Stage[main]//File[/tmp/test3]/ensure: created
notice: /Stage[main]//File[/tmp/test2]/ensure: created
notice: So am I!
notice: /Stage[main]//Notify[So am I!]/message: defined 'message' as 'So am I!'
notice: I'm notifying you.
notice: /Stage[main]//Notify[I'm notifying you.]/message: defined 'message' as 'I'm notifying you.'
notice: Finished catalog run in 0.05 seconds
Cool. What just happened?
New Ensure Values, Different States
The ensure
attribute is somewhat special. It’s available on most (but not all) resource types, and it controls whether the resource exists, with the definition of “exists” being somewhat local.
With files, there are several ways to exist:
- As a normal file (
ensure => file
) - As a directory (
ensure => directory
) - As a symlink (
ensure => link
) - As any of the above (
ensure => present
) - As nothing (
ensure => absent
).
A quick check shows how our manifest played out:
# ls -lah /tmp/test*
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3 Feb 23 15:54 test1
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 10 Feb 23 15:54 test3 -> /tmp/test1
/tmp/test2:
total 16K
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4.0K Feb 23 16:02 .
drwxrwxrwt 5 root root 4.0K Feb 23 16:02 ..
# cat /tmp/test3
Hi.
Titles and Namevars
Notice how our original file resource had a path
attribute, but our next three left it out?
Almost every resource type has one attribute whose value defaults to the resource’s title. For the file
resource, that’s path
. Most of the time (user
, group
, package
…), it’s name
.
These attributes are called “namevars.” They are generally the attribute that corresponds to the resource’s identity, the one thing that should always be unique.
If you leave out the namevar for a resource, Puppet will re-use the title as its value. If you do specify a value for the namevar, the title of the resource can be anything.
Identity and Identity
So why even have a namevar, if Puppet can just re-use the title?
There are two kinds of identity that Puppet recognizes:
- Identity within Puppet itself
- Identity on the target system
Most of the time these are the same, but sometimes they aren’t. For example, the NTP service has a different name on different platforms: on Red Hat-like systems, it’s called
ntpd
, and on Debian-like systems, it’sntp
. These are logically the same resource, but their identity on the target system isn’t the same.Also, there are cases (usually exec resources) where the system identity has no particular meaning, and putting a more descriptive identity in the title can help tell your colleagues (or yourself in two months) what a resource is supposed to be doing.
By allowing you to split the title and namevar, Puppet makes it easy to handle these cases. We’ll cover this later when we get to conditional statements.
Uniqueness
Note that you can’t declare the same resource twice: Puppet always disallows duplicate titles within a given type, and usually disallows duplicate namevar values within a type.
This is because resource declarations represent desired final states, and it’s not at all clear what should happen if you declare two conflicting states. So Puppet will fail with an error instead of accidentally doing something wrong to the system.
Missing Attributes: “Desired State = Whatever”
On the /tmp/test1
file, we left off the mode
and owner
attributes, among others. When we omit attributes, Puppet doesn’t manage them, and any value is assumed to be the desired state.
If a file doesn’t exist, Puppet will default to creating it with permissions mode 0644, but if you change that mode, Puppet won’t change it back.
Note that you can even leave off the ensure
attribute, as long as you don’t specify content
or source
— this can let you manage the permissions of a file if it exists, but not create it if it doesn’t.
Directory Permissions: 644 = 755
We said /tmp/test2/
should have permissions mode 0644, but our ls -lah
showed mode 0755. That’s because Puppet groups the read and traverse permissions for directories.
Details: With directories, the 4 bit controls whether someone can list the directory and the 1 bit controls whether they can access any files it contains.
Most of the time, you want these abilities to be grouped together. However, when recursively managing directories with the
recurse
attribute, you wouldn’t want to set all permissions to 0755, because any plain files contained by the directory would become executable! And if Puppet didn’t automatically adjust directory permissions, recursively setting permissions of 0644 would make the files in a directory inaccessible to users who should be able to access them.By automatically grouping those permissions, it becomes much easier to set a directory’s permissions to match the permissions of the files it contains.
Destinations, Not Journeys
You’ve noticed that we talk about “desired states” a lot, instead of talking about making changes to the system. This is the core of thinking like a Puppet user.
If you were writing an explanation to another human of how to put a system into a desired state, using the OS’s default tools, it would read something like “Check whether the mode of the sudoers file is 0440, using ls -l
. If it’s already fine, move on to the next step; otherwise, run chmod 0440 /etc/sudoers
.”
Under the hood, Puppet is actually doing the same thing, with some of the same OS tools. But it wraps the “check” step together with the “and fix if needed” step, and presents them as a single interface.
The effect is that, instead of writing a bash script that looks like a step-by-step for a beginning user, you can write Puppet manifests that look like shorthand notes for an expert user.
Aside: Compilation
Manifests don’t get used directly when Puppet syncs resources. Instead, the flow of a Puppet run goes a little like this:
As we mentioned above, manifests can contain conditional statements, variables, functions, and other forms of logic. But before being applied, manifests get compiled into a document called a “catalog,” which only contains resources and hints about the order to sync them in.
With puppet apply, the distinction doesn’t mean much. In a master/agent Puppet environment, though, it matters more, because agents only see the catalog:
- By using logic, manifests can be flexible and describe many systems at once. A catalog describes desired states for one system.
- By default, agent nodes can only retrieve their own catalog; they can’t see information meant for any other node. This separation improves security.
- Since catalogs are so unambiguous, it’s possible to simulate a catalog run without making any changes to the system. (This is usually done by running
puppet agent --test --noop
.) You can even use special diff tools to compare two catalogs and see the differences.
The Site Manifest and Puppet Agent
We’ve seen how to use puppet apply to directly apply manifests on one system. The puppet master/agent services work very similarly, but with a few key differences:
Puppet apply:
- A user executes a command, triggering a Puppet run.
- Puppet apply reads the manifest passed to it, compiles it into a catalog, and applies the catalog.
Puppet agent/master:
- Puppet agent runs as a service, and triggers a Puppet run about every half hour (configurable).
- On your VM, which runs Puppet Enterprise, the agent service is named
pe-puppet
. (Puppet agent can also be configured to run from cron, instead of as a service.)
- On your VM, which runs Puppet Enterprise, the agent service is named
- Puppet agent does not have access to any manifests; instead, it requests a pre-compiled catalog from a puppet master server.
- On your VM, the puppet master appears as the
pe-httpd
service. A sandboxed copy of Apache with Passenger manages the puppet master application, spawning and killing new copies of it as needed.
- On your VM, the puppet master appears as the
- The puppet master always reads one special manifest, called the “site manifest” or site.pp. It uses this to compile a catalog, which it sends back to the agent.
- On your VM, the site manifest is at
/etc/puppetlabs/puppet/manifests/site.pp
.
- On your VM, the site manifest is at
- After getting the catalog, the agent applies it.
This way, you can have many machines being configured by Puppet, while only maintaining your manifests on one (or a few) servers. This also gives some extra security, as described above under “Compilation.”
Exercise: Use Puppet Agent/Master to Apply the Same Configuration
To see how the same manifest code works in puppet agent:
- Edit
/etc/puppetlabs/puppet/manifests/site.pp
and paste in the three file resources from the manifest above.
- Watch out for some of the existing code in site.pp, and don’t disturb any
node
statements yet. You can paste the resources at the bottom of the file and they’ll work fine.- Delete or mutilate the files and directories we created in
/tmp
.- Run
puppet agent --test
, which will trigger a single puppet agent run in the foreground so you can see what it’s doing in real time.- Check
/tmp
, and notice that the files are back to their desired state.
Exercise: SSH Authorized Key
Write and apply a manifest that uses the
ssh_authorized_key
type to let you log into the learning VM as root without a password.Bonus work: Try putting it directly into the site manifest, instead of using puppet apply. Use the console to trigger a puppet agent run, and check the reports in the console to see whether the manifest worked.
- You’ll need to have an SSH key pair, a terminal application on your host system, and some basic understanding of how SSH works. You can get all of these with a little outside research.
- Watch out: you can’t just paste the line from
id_rsa.pub
into thekey
attribute of the resource. You’ll need to separate its components out into multiple attributes. Read the documentation for thessh_authorized_key
type to see how.
Next
Next Lesson:
You know how to use the fundamental building blocks of Puppet code, so now it’s time to learn how those blocks fit together.
Off-Road:
You already know how to do a bit with Puppet, and managing file ownership and permissions is important.
Are there any files on your systems that you’ve had a hard time keeping in sync? You already know enough to lock them down. Download Puppet Enterprise for free, follow the quick start guide to get a small environment installed, then try putting some file resources at the bottom of the puppet master’s site.pp
file to manage those files on every machine.


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* Tiny Bin Format (TINF) * +----------------------+----------------------------+-------------------------------------------------------------+ * | Field name | Field size bits (bytes) | Meaning | * +----------------------+----------------------------+-------------------------------------------------------------+ * | magic | 32 (4) | Always 'TINF' to identify App | * | app_name | 128 (16) | Name of App (Actual length allowed is 15) | * | major_version | 8 (1) | Major version of App | * | minor_version | 8 (1) | Minor version of App | * | text_size | 16 (2) | Size of text section in words (loaded onto flash) | * | data_size | 16 (2) | Size of data section in words (loaded onto RAM) | * | bss_size | 16 (2) | Size of the bss section in words (loaded onto RAM) | * | num_got_entries | 32 (4) | Number of GOT entries | * | .text section | | The .text section from the elf | * | .data section | | The .data section from the elf | * | .got section | | The .got section from the elf | * +----------------------+----------------------------+-------------------------------------------------------------+ *
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This is the name of app (max 15 chars and one \0 at the end). Will be passed to Task create function
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The binary data is appended here
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Size of the bss section in words. max (65K words)
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Size of the data section in words. max (65K words)
| uint32_t tinf_t::got_entries |
Number of GOT table entries
| uint8_t tinf_t::magic[4] |
Should be 'TINF'. This is checked while loading the app and APP_INVALID is returned if check fails.
| uint8_t tinf_t::major_version |
Major version of app. (max 255)
| uint8_t tinf_t::minor_version |
Minor version of app. (max 255)
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Size of the text section ie code section in words. max (65K words)


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CAST: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jamie Lee Curtis, Tom Arnold, Bill Paxton, Art Malik, Tia Carrere DIRECTOR: James Cameron SCREENPLAY: James Cameron CINEMATOGRAPHY: Russel Carpenter / VE: Digital Domain RUNNING TIME: 2:19 RELEASE -- July 15, 1994
In the midst of an unusually less-exorbitant summer than past years have seen comes TRUE LIES, the latest collaboration between two science-fiction-action minds that marks a change of pace for Director James Cameron and a return to form for his mega-superstar. Their part James Bond-esque thriller opus, part black comedy opens and closes with manic destruction, and intelligently leaves behind a hugely lame mid-plot that wouldn't seem to fit in the explosive universe of *any* gratuitously exciting spectacle such as this.
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by Rebecca CampbellA fintech company in China has launched a global digital bank consortium blockchain investment fund with the aim of creating a leading digital bank.
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Cao Tong, Chair of Shenzhen’s Hande Financial Technology Holdings Co., Ltd (HDFH), made the announcement during the second China International Import Expo (CIIE) today in Shanghai, according to a press release.
Delivering a key note speech, entitled “Global Investment Opportunities for China’s Digital Banks,” Tong said:
Based on the investors’ accumulation of experience in the fintech sector, the fund plans to invest in and create a leading digital bank, through which it will build a global digital bank consortium blockchain. The first step is to invest in and digitally transform a bank. The second step is to build a global digital bank consortium blockchain, with the digitally transformed bank as the main node.
Other parties involved in the launch are the Yillion Bank, one of four internet banks in China to receive permission from the government to engage in online credit business, and Zhongguancun Private Equity & Venture Capital Association (ZVCA). Working with domestic and international investors, the fund will be around $1 billion with a six-year investment phase and a two-year exit phase.
With fintech and blockchain technology reserves and operational experience, HDFH’s Tong added that: “The fund empowers the targets through investment and fintech transformation, while building an innovative global digital bank consortium blockchain, achieving broader value for the participating digital banks.”
Last month, the nation’s president Xi Jinping endorsed the blockchain, calling the country to “seize the opportunity” with embracing the technology.
The race to launch the first CBDC
Tong’s announcement comes at a time when China’s central bank, the People’s Bank of China (PBoC), has been working on its central bank digital currency (CBDC).
In August, it was reported that the bank’s CBDC was “ready” after five years of development. Yet, in September, Yi Gang, governor of the PBoC outlined its plans for its CBDC, adding that despite rumors there was no launch date set for it.
Earlier this month, though, founding managing partner of HCM Capital Jack Lee said that he expects China’s currency to launch in the next two to three months.
What do you think of Tong’s comments? How do you think this will help China’s blockchain development?
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The Rundown


class: center, middle
# Packit Workshop --- class: center, middle ![Packit Team](packit-team.png) --- ![Ecosystem](ecosystem.png) --- ![Ecosystem](ecosystem-with-packit.png) --- # Packit * CLI tool ``` $ dnf install packit $ packit --help ``` --- # Packit (cont'd) ``` $ packit status Dist-git versions: f29: 0.4.2 f30: 0.4.2 master: 0.4.2 Latest Bodhi updates: Update Karma status ------------------------------------------- ------- -------- packit-0.4.2-1.fc29 python-ogr-0.5.0-1.fc29 2 stable packit-0.4.2-1.fc30 python-ogr-0.5.0-1.fc30 3 stable packit-0.4.1-1.fc29 3 stable Latest Koji builds: f29: packit-0.4.2-1.fc29 f30: packit-0.4.2-1.fc30 ``` --- # Packit Service * GitHub app --- # Current state (cont'd) ![Packit Service](packit-gh-installation.png) --- # Current state (cont'd)
--- # Current state (cont'd)
--- # Current state (cont'd) https://packit.dev/
--- # FAQ * Do I really need to have a spec file in the upstream repo? -- * Do I need to have your config in the repo? -- * Are we required to use your workflow? --- # What if the upstream devs don't care about Fedora and RPM spec files?
--- # Future steps * On-board as many projects as possible. * Enable building and validating against RHEL. ??? * Meaning: prioritize more generic features --- # Thanks for coming! *
[github.com/TomasTomecek/speaks](https://github.com/TomasTomecek/speaks) *
[github.com/packit-service](https://github.com/packit-service) *
[packit.dev](https://packit.dev/) *
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>*
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(internal)


Requested data is passed into event handlers for you to use to make trading decisions. The primary event handler, Slice,
groups all data types together at a single moment in time in the
OnData(Slice data)
def OnData(self, slice):
handler. Slice is short
for "time slice" - representing a slice of time and values of the data at that time.
C# and F# also allow you to receive data with dedicated event handlers for each data type
e.g $[OnData(TradeBars data),M:QuantConnect.Algorithm.QCAlgorithm.OnData].Python only supports the Slice event handlers.
All data uses DataDictionary
objects to group data by symbol and provide easy access to information. The plural of
the type denotes the collection of objects (e.g., the TradeBars DataDictionary is made up of TradeBar objects; QuoteBars DataDictionary is made up of QuoteBar objects). You
can access individual data points in the dictionary through its string or symbol dictionary index. For example
var ibmTradeBar = slice.Bars["IBM"]
ibmTradeBar = slice.Bars["IBM"]
.


This is an application to track a smoking habit. It is currently in development and not functional. My computer is finicky and won't recognize my phone, so I am using this page to test.
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To get started, all you need to do is edit /.html (this file) and /.php. It might also be a good idea to read the documentation, if you haven't done that already.
$sticks->template
is the name of the template you wish to use for a script. It defaults to default.$sticks->script_output
is the output generated by a script. Put it in your template files where you want the script output to show up.$sticks->url($target)
will generate a correct Sticks link. The $target
argument is a string with the format script/arg1/arg2/...


public class Camera1Manager extends java.lang.Object implements ICameraManager
ICameraManager.CameraStartupCallback
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Camera1Manager(android.content.Context context,
AccelerometerManager accelManager,
ICameraStrategyFactory cameraStrategyFactory,
CameraListener cameraDelegate,
CameraSettings settings)
Constructor
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
areOpenedCamerasPixelsLandscapeLeft() |
boolean |
cameraSupportsTorch() |
void |
captureHighResFrame() |
void |
dispose() |
protected void |
finalize() |
int |
getCameraSensorOrientation() |
ImageSize |
getCurrentPreviewSize() |
CameraType |
getOpenedCameraType()
Return the type of currently opened camera.
|
SurfaceWrapper |
getSurfaceWrapper() |
java.lang.Boolean |
isAutofocusSupported()
Returns true if opened camera supports autofocus.
|
boolean |
isCameraFocusing() |
boolean |
isCameraInFocus() |
boolean |
isDeviceShaking() |
boolean |
isPreviewActive() |
void |
performAutofocus()
Will perform an autofocus, if supported by camera.
|
void |
recycleFrame(Camera1AbstractFrame frame) |
void |
rotateCameraPreview(int rotationDegrees) |
void |
setMeteringAreas(android.graphics.Rect[] areas) |
void |
setShakeCallback(ShakeCallback shakeCallback) |
void |
setTorchState(boolean on,
SuccessCallback successCallback)
Enable/disable torch on camera.
|
void |
setZoomLevel(float zoomLevel) |
void |
startPreview(android.content.Context context,
CameraSettings factorySettings,
ICameraManager.CameraStartupCallback cameraStartupCallback)
This method should be called on resuming the activity.
|
void |
stopPreview()
This method should be called on pausing the activity.
|
@UiThread public Camera1Manager(@NonNull android.content.Context context, @NonNull AccelerometerManager accelManager, @NonNull ICameraStrategyFactory cameraStrategyFactory, @NonNull CameraListener cameraDelegate, @NonNull CameraSettings settings)
accelManager
- Accelerometer manager that will provide information about
phone movements. Must not be null.cameraStrategyFactory
- Factory that will create camera resolution chooser strategy.cameraDelegate
- Camera delegate that will be notified with new frames from
this camera manager.settings
- Additional specific settings for camera manager.@UiThread public void setShakeCallback(@NonNull ShakeCallback shakeCallback)
setShakeCallback
in interface ICameraManager
@UiThread public void startPreview(@NonNull android.content.Context context, @NonNull CameraSettings factorySettings, @NonNull ICameraManager.CameraStartupCallback cameraStartupCallback)
ICameraManager
startPreview
in interface ICameraManager
context
- Context object required to determine phone information.factorySettings
- Camera factory settings required to rebuild camera strategy.cameraStartupCallback
- Callback that will receive all events from camera thread while preview is being started@UiThread public void stopPreview()
ICameraManager
stopPreview
in interface ICameraManager
public void captureHighResFrame()
captureHighResFrame
in interface ICameraManager
@UiThread public void rotateCameraPreview(int rotationDegrees)
@Nullable public ImageSize getCurrentPreviewSize()
getCurrentPreviewSize
in interface ICameraManager
public boolean isPreviewActive()
isPreviewActive
in interface ICameraManager
@UiThread public void performAutofocus()
ICameraManager
performAutofocus
in interface ICameraManager
@UiThread public boolean isCameraInFocus()
isCameraInFocus
in interface ICameraManager
@UiThread public boolean isCameraFocusing()
isCameraFocusing
in interface ICameraManager
@UiThread public boolean cameraSupportsTorch()
cameraSupportsTorch
in interface ICameraManager
@Nullable public java.lang.Boolean isAutofocusSupported()
ICameraManager
isAutofocusSupported
in interface ICameraManager
@UiThread public void setTorchState(boolean on, @NonNull SuccessCallback successCallback)
ICameraManager
setTorchState
in interface ICameraManager
on
- if true, torch will be enabled, if false, torch will be
disabledsuccessCallback
- Success callback that will be notified whether the operation was successful@UiThread public void setZoomLevel(float zoomLevel)
setZoomLevel
in interface ICameraManager
@UiThread public boolean isDeviceShaking()
isDeviceShaking
in interface ICameraManager
@UiThread public void setMeteringAreas(@Nullable android.graphics.Rect[] areas)
setMeteringAreas
in interface ICameraManager
@Nullable public final CameraType getOpenedCameraType()
ICameraManager
getOpenedCameraType
in interface ICameraManager
public boolean areOpenedCamerasPixelsLandscapeLeft()
areOpenedCamerasPixelsLandscapeLeft
in interface ICameraManager
@NonNull public SurfaceWrapper getSurfaceWrapper()
getSurfaceWrapper
in interface ICameraManager
public int getCameraSensorOrientation()
getCameraSensorOrientation
in interface ICameraManager
@UiThread public void dispose()
dispose
in interface ICameraManager
protected void finalize() throws java.lang.Throwable
finalize
in class java.lang.Object
java.lang.Throwable
public void recycleFrame(@NonNull Camera1AbstractFrame frame)


The 1st player from the LUDAE project
This applet plays connect 4 (there are a lot of things to clean up. One of them is when you click on the cell, your stone only appears after the computer move).
This player was the best player which evolved from a pool of 20 different players after some 50 generations. There were two different type of players (a) players with neural networks to compute the actual position value, (b) players which assign to every cell zone a different value (the type of the winner).
Reload the page to restart.


Try it and see!
The tags in the following table are used to specify different fonts.
Some of the tags are functional; others explicitly call
for a particular type of font.
For example the emphasis tags
<em>
and </em>
are functional because they
say that the enclosed text should be emphasised,
but don't say how to do it.
Usually a browser will set the text in italic type.
The italic tags <i>
and </i>
explicitly say
to use italic type.
| Tags | Function | Example |
|---|---|---|
| <em> ... </em> | Emphasis | This is emphasised! |
| <i> ... </i> | Italic | This is italic. |
| <strong> ... </strong> | Strong emphasis!!! | It is SO important that you study these notes!!! |
| <b> ... </b> | Boldface | Alright, maybe not that important. |
| <code> ... </code> | Computer code example. | System.out.println("Hello World!"); |
| <tt> ... </tt> | Typewriter font. | The quick red fox jumped over the lazy brown cow. |
| <u> ... </u> | Underline. | Underlining everything looks bad! You will irritate the reader! |


Douglas K. van Duyne, Dr. James A. Landay, and Jason I. Hong
A summary chapter extract from a book which has a more comprehensive worked pattern language for websites.
Highly relevant as it connects interaction design and pattern language as a mechanism for referencing and considering alternative design choices appropriate for the early, divergent, design phase, using techniques intended for collaborative design. Reports on a worked example of a pattern language for websites as a domain of interaction design.
"Patterns, he said, can empower people by providing a
living and shared language...Alexander intended for patterns to be used by everyday people to guide the process
of creation, whether designing a house for themselves or working with others designing offices
and public spaces. By creating a common language, would-be designers could discuss and take
part in the design of the spaces in which they worked, lived, and played. Alexander’s patterns
were also a reaction against contemporary architectural design, which he felt did not take enough
of human needs, nature, growth, spirituality, and community into consideration." £ strong resonance with our ambitions for firmware co-design
"As in Alexander’s pattern language, each pattern is connected to certain higher-level
patterns and to certain lower-level patterns. The pattern helps complete the higher-level patterns
that are “above” it, and it is completed itself by the lower-level patterns that are “below” it."
Scanned


Define a field across XML, SQL, and Java. Found inside of class elements.
| Attribute | Description | Required |
| name | the name of the field (in Java). | Yes |
| type | primitive type (see list) or a fully qualified Java class name (if it should be stored it should be in a map-file which is generated along with this one. | |
| collection | currently ("vector", "array") types supported. | No |
| len | if a string field reqd if database field, and can also be used for generated validation. | Only if a (database class or for validators) and a string |
| required | boolean which defines this field to be required (NOT NULL in a db, != null in validator). | No (defaults to false) |
provides the field name in the db and any constraints/constraint-names.
provides the field name in xml.
defines any views this field belongs to.
defines any validations needed on this field.
<field name="name" type="string" len="32"> <sql name="foo_name" /> <validate regex="[a-zA-Z .]*" /> <view in="blotter" /> </field> <field name="otherFoo" type="org.Foo" > <sql name="foo_other_oid" constraint-name="foo_has_other_foo" /> <view in="blotter" foreign-view="blotter" /> </field>
Copyright © 2000,2001,2002 Paul Bethe and Richie Bielak. All rights Reserved.


Selective expression of an interleukin-12 receptor component by human T helper 1 cells.
Abstract
Interleukin-12 (IL-12), a heterodimeric cytokine produced by activated monocytes and dendritic cells, plays a crucial role in regulating interferon (IFN) -gamma production and in the generation of IFN-gamma-producing T helper 1 (Th1) cells. Here we show that the IL-12 receptor (IL-12R) beta 2 subunit, a recently cloned binding and signal transducing component of the IL-12R, is expressed on human Th1 but not Th2 clones and is induced during differentiation of human naive cells along the Th1 but not the Th2 pathway. IL-12 and type I but not type II interferons induce expression of the IL-12R beta 2 chain during in vitro T cell differentiation after antigen receptor triggering. The selective expression and regulation of the IL-12R beta 2 subunit may help to understand the basis of Th1/Th2 differentiation and may provide therapeutic options for altering the Th1/Th2 balance in several immuno-pathological conditions such as autoimmune diseases and allergies.


Created: 10/03/2017
Last update : 27/05/2018
By: MMondi
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thank you for purchasing my dashboard. If you have any questions that are beyond the scope of this help file, please feel free to email via my user page contact form here. Thanks so much!
It's an easy way for installation, just follow these steps:
Dashboard will give you the latest updates and visitor reports for current day. Also it will be dynamic for your website sections and give you last updates from Inbox, Calendar and Contacts.
Also you will see :
Models: AnalyticsPage, AnalyticsVisitor
Controller: AnalyticsController
MySQL Tables: analytics_pages, analytics_visitors
Analytics enable you to view and check all the website visitors and pages viewed as a report and that can be for:
Also Visitors and Page views grouped by :
Show a list of visitors ordered by date, IP, Country and City. You can click any IP to get IP history.
From here you can search by IP to get the IP history report that show the details for IP :Country,
City, Region, Address, MAP Location, Host name, Organization, Last Visit, Operating system and
Browser.
Activities History : show all pages and links visited by this IP ordered by date.
Models: Contact, ContactsGroup, Country
Controller: ContactsController
MySQL Tables: contacts, contacts_groups, countries
Fields that can be recorded :
Models: Webmail, WebmailsGroup, WebmailsFile
Controller: WebmailsController
MySQL Tables: webmails, webmails_groups, webmails_files
You can connect your webmail, see how many new messages you have and can go direct to you webmail
inbox without asking for login every time.
To do that from the user profile just save your email and password and it will be connected
automatically.
Model: Event
Controller: EventsController
MySQL Table: events
Models: Topic, Section, Photo, Comment, Map
Controllers: TopicsController, SectionsController
MySQL Tables: topics, sections, photos, comments, maps
You can prepare all sections you need for the website and set it from (Webmaster » Site Sections).You can add different types of sections:
Model: Banner
Controller: BannersController
MySQL Table: banners
You can prepare all banners types you need for the website and set it from (Webmaster » Banners settings).You can add different types of banners:
Model: Setting
Controller: SettingsController
MySQL Table: settings
From this page you can set all general settings for you website you will find these settings in four tabs:
Model: Menu
Controller: MenusController
MySQL Table: menus
Enable you to prepare all menus you will need in your website to be dynamic and easy to update any time :
Model: User, Permissions
Controller: UsersController
MySQL Table: users, permissions
You can create many users to access this dashboard with different permissions. You mange and create different types of permissions:
Model: WebmasterSetting
Controller: WebmasterSettingsController
MySQL Table: webmaster_settings
From this page you can control Active or disable Apps for your dashboard:
Model: WebmasterSection
Controller: WebmasterSectionsController
MySQL Table: webmaster_sections
From this page you can add and set all data sections for the website. More details in Pages & Sections.
Model: WebmasterBanner
Controller: WebmasterBannersController
MySQL Table: webmaster_banners
From this page you can add and set different types of banners. More details in Ad. Banners.
You can import all site translation words, update them and export them again and it will be updated and saved to language system files.
Version 1.0 (December 27, 2016) - Release of this script on Codecanyon. - Built with Laravel 5.2. Version 1.1 (January 02, 2017) - Adding a new version for Laravel 5.3. Version 1.2 (January 17, 2017) - Resolve: Include sql file with 5.3 version. - Resolve: Logout bug on 5.3 version. - Feature: Get & save visitors information ( Analytics ) to the database. Version 2.0 (March 10, 2017) - Feature: Update to Laravel version 5.4. - Feature: Visual translation for all languages vars. - Feature: Advanced permissions for users. - Feature: Ability to activate order form with topics. - Feature: Setting DB tables prefix in .env File. - Feature: Setting default language in .env File. - Feature: Enable/Disable Captcha from .env File. - Feature: Calendar language now available to set from language file. - Feature: Adding Vimeo to video types . - Feature: Icon Picker for Ad. Banners . - Feature: Adding Email notifications settings to General Settings. - Feature: Adding Frontend site style settings to General Settings. - Feature: General Frontend settings to Webmaster General Settings. - Feature: NEW Frontend site preview. Version 2.1 (July 16, 2017) - Resolve bug on editing main admin user. - Resolve bug on frontend footer. - Resolve bug on calendar events end time. - Resolve bug on frontend RTL main menu. - Adding slide to the conformation message on contact page. - Adding arrows to the main menu that has sub menus frontend. - Adding Embed Video ability on backend & frontend. Version 2.2 (September 18, 2017) - Resolve : Automatic adding permission while creating new site sections. - Resolve : title for new site sections on main menu (if no translation). - Feature: Adding ability to activate expire date with topics of any section. - Feature: Adding ability to activate attaching more files with any topic. - Feature: View attached files links to download on topic page of frontend. Version 3.0 (September 18, 2017) - Feature: Update to Laravel version 5.5 (Requires PHP 7.0.0 or more). Version 3.1 (November 16, 2017) - Feature: Restful API is now available for Frontend (/api/v1). - Feature: Ability to add additional custom fields to any section (CRUD). - Feature: Automatic sitemap generator (/sitemap.xml or /en/sitemap or /ar/sitemap). - Feature: Update SEO settings and ability to activate friendly URLs. - Feature: Multi categories choosing for every topic. - Feature: Related topics tab for every topic. - Feature: Ability to activate/disable registration feature for the dashboard. - Feature: Rearrange Frontend and css style. - Feature: Adding partners section on Frontend. - Resolve: Exception if topic ID not found. - Resolve: Open/Close website feature. - Resolve: Comments showing status if disabled. - Resolve: show subcategories on main and side menu. - Resolve: analytics app active/disable on dashboard side menu. - Resolve: languages choosing depending on active one. - Resolve: fix second language (ar) URLs in all pages for frontend website & sitemap. Two Versions with the same features is available for (Laravel 5.4 & Laravel 5.5) Version 3.2 (January 18, 2018) - Resolve: Language code in session & menu URLs. Version 4.0 (February 25, 2018) - Adding a new project version for Laravel 5.6 (Requires PHP >= 7.1.3). Version 4.1 (April 22, 2018) - Feature: adding login with Facebook ,Twitter, Google, LinkedIN, Github, Bitbucket. - Feature: adding google Tags & Analytics control in dashboard. - Feature: activate/Deactivate captcha from dashboard. - Feature: adding Email settings control in dashboard. - Feature: adding clear cache feature. - Feature: optimize Banners view method. - Feature: optimize Menus view method. - Feature: bulk settings save with one button. - Feature: adding timezone to language settings. - Feature: translate all error messages to Arabic. - Feature: change Arabic fonts in dashboard & frontend. - Feature: Update all dependencies & packages. - Feature: Rearrange & Optimize project files. - Resolve: Redirect after login to /admin. - Resolve: user profile picture upload path. - Resolve: homepage blocks dependencies. - Resolve: reCAPTCHA validation in Laravel 5.6 version. - Resolve: removing files while deleting multi photos in topics. Version 4.2 (May 17, 2018) - Feature: fixed header active/disable for Frontend. - Feature: adding events on calendar on day click. - Resolve: count() exception in PHP7.2. - Resolve: sitemap Date Format. Version 4.3 (May 27, 2018) - Feature: Update all dependencies & packages. - Fix: Id passing of left side banners. - Fix: Captcha package error for Laravel v5.4,v5.5. - Fix: Boxed style width on mobile view. - Fix: Whatsapp link on social icons. - Fix: Notification message topic title in comment & order form. Version 4.4 (August 23, 2018) - Fix: Laravel version 5.4 running issue on PHP 5.6. - Fix: Frontend boxed + fixed header scroll. - Fix: Bulk options if no record selected issue. - Fix: PHP 7.1 count() problem in API calls. - Fix: Reset password page issue.
Once again, thank you so much for purchasing this dashboard. As I said at the beginning, I'd be glad to help you if you have any questions relating to this dashboard. No guarantees, but I'll do my best to assist. If you have a more general question relating to the themes on ThemeForest, you might consider visiting the forums and asking your question in the "Item Discussion" section.
MMondi


Functions for dimension reduction, using MAVE (Minimum Average Variance Estimation), OPG (Outer Product of Gradient) and KSIR (sliced inverse regression of kernel version). Methods for selecting the best dimension are also included.
| Version: | 1.3.8 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.11.0), stats, graphics, mda |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Suggests: | knitr |
| Published: | 2018-05-20 |
| Author: | Hang Weiqiang, Xia Yingcun |
| Maintainer: | Hang Weiqiang <E0010758 at u.nus.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | MAVE results |
| Reference manual: | MAVE.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Use Guide of Package |
| Package source: | MAVE_1.3.8.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: MAVE_1.3.8.zip, r-release: MAVE_1.3.8.zip, r-oldrel: MAVE_1.3.8.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: MAVE_1.3.8.tgz, r-oldrel: MAVE_1.3.8.tgz |
| Old sources: | MAVE archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=MAVE to link to this page.


Risks to End-Users
Below is a non-exhaustive list of risks all software users are exposed to.
Hidden Patterns
Derivative, or aggregate, data is the initially-hidden information the software provider can derive from how its users interact with the software. This data, nearly always, is the sole property of the software provider. Examples include:
- Users’ friends, and friends-of-friends
- Hidden demographic characteristics, such as socio-economic standing
- Favourite places to shop or be
- Political bias
- Sexual preference
- Psychological profile
For example, this data can be used to intensifying opinion bubbles, and applying psychological techniques according to the users’ profile - by algorithmically encouraging “doomscrolling” or by taking advantage of other psychological vulnerabilities to keep users engaged.
These outcomes usually happen inadvertently, when time on the platform is optimized using machine learning techniques. Another common use of derivative data, is its sale to third-parties in anonymized or aggregate form, which is seldom disclosed to users. Anonymized data is also open to de-anonymizing techniques by cross-referencing multiple data-sets.
Future Analytics
A related risk to derivative data is future derivative data. Since disk storage is cheap, both raw and aggregate data are often stored for an indefinite period of time.
This means the owners of this data are free to run improved analytics at any point in the future, as both AI and computing power become more powerful, and monetize, or otherwise utilize users’ data many times over, without users’ knowledge or consent.

Addictive By Design
In a landscape with multiple competitive software platforms, and real-world demands, an increasing percentage of for-profit software is consciously making their products psychologically addictive.
This is done without consideration for the well-being of its end-users, and for the sole purpose of keeping users engaged as much as possible, directly paying for items, being exposed to advertisements, or otherwise performing actions beneficial to the software provider.
This environment has kicked-off a technological arms-race to the bottom of the brain-stem, where software apps and services compete against each other for user-attention by appealing to increasingly basic neurological and physiological responses.
Opaque Data-Governance
Unless the software falls within a well-regulated domain (such as medical, insurance and financial,) there are very little assurances end-users get about how their data is managed.
Encrypting, and otherwise securing, information and communications users percieve as private is purely voluntary (depending on the jurisdiction,) and very often lacking. This includes:
- Private messages
- Email addresses
- Physical addresses
- Phone numbers
- Even passwords
This can, and does, lead to information breaches, both internal (e.g. employees gaining access to private messages), and external (presenting an easy target for hackers.)
User-Data Ownership
Often, the software platform will claim ownership to users’ original content, be it photos, written pieces, etc. This can take several forms from a very permissive license to full-ownership, but in the bottom line, it can limit users from cross-publishing their content elsewhere, monetizing it on another platform, or using it in other ways the software platform otherwise does not approve of. It also opens the door for the software platform to use the content in ways the users did not intend.


Ariel |18 |female|UK| Welcome to my art blog! I'm a illustrator/artist who's really just trying to live life to its fullest Where I post a lot of art and I can keep this one relatively clean and drawing focused
Welcome to my art blog!
I'm a illustrator/artist who's really just trying to live life to its fullest Where I post a lot of art and I can keep this one relatively clean and drawing focused


Here is the list of all the movies:
{% for i in range(num_movie) %}
{{movie.find()[i]['movie_idx']}}:{{movie.find()[i]['movie_name']}}
{% endfor %}


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| Packages that use BindingConfiguration | |
| org.apache.commons.betwixt.expression | This package contains the system which extracts values from beans. |
| org.apache.commons.betwixt.io | Package contains classes dealing directly with the reading and writing of beans. |
| org.apache.commons.betwixt.io.read | Package contains strategy and configuration classes used by reading only. |
| org.apache.commons.betwixt.schema | WARNING: EXPERIMENTAL
Contains classes that generate XML (w3c) schema
from Betwixt descriptors. |
| Uses of BindingConfiguration in org.apache.commons.betwixt.expression |
| Constructors in org.apache.commons.betwixt.expression with parameters of type BindingConfiguration | |
Context(java.lang.Object bean,
org.apache.commons.logging.Log log,
BindingConfiguration bindingConfiguration)
Convenience constructor sets evaluted bean and log. |
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Context(java.lang.Object bean,
java.util.Map variables,
org.apache.commons.logging.Log log,
BindingConfiguration bindingConfiguration)
Convenience constructor sets evaluted bean, context variables and log. |
| Uses of BindingConfiguration in org.apache.commons.betwixt.io |
| Methods in org.apache.commons.betwixt.io that return BindingConfiguration | |
BindingConfiguration |
BeanReader.getBindingConfiguration()
Gets the dynamic configuration setting to be used for bean reading. |
BindingConfiguration |
AbstractBeanWriter.getBindingConfiguration()
Gets the dynamic configuration setting to be used for bean reading. |
| Methods in org.apache.commons.betwixt.io with parameters of type BindingConfiguration | |
void |
BeanReader.setBindingConfiguration(BindingConfiguration bindingConfiguration)
Sets the dynamic configuration setting to be used for bean reading. |
void |
AbstractBeanWriter.setBindingConfiguration(BindingConfiguration bindingConfiguration)
Sets the dynamic configuration setting to be used for bean reading. |
| Uses of BindingConfiguration in org.apache.commons.betwixt.io.read |
| Constructors in org.apache.commons.betwixt.io.read with parameters of type BindingConfiguration | |
ReadContext(BindingConfiguration bindingConfiguration,
ReadConfiguration readConfiguration)
Constructs a ReadContext with standard log. |
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ReadContext(org.apache.commons.logging.Log log,
BindingConfiguration bindingConfiguration,
ReadConfiguration readConfiguration)
Base constructor |
| Uses of BindingConfiguration in org.apache.commons.betwixt.schema |
| Methods in org.apache.commons.betwixt.schema that return BindingConfiguration | |
BindingConfiguration |
SchemaTranscriber.createSchemaBindingConfiguration()
Gets a BindingConfiguration that is suitable for mapping Schema . |
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Upto Rs. 1.5 Lakh Discounts On Mahindra Cars In Nov 2019 – Scorpio To XUV500
by Surendhar MMahindra is selling its SUVs in November 2019 with attractive discounts across the range and check them out below!
Mahindra & Mahindra is offering a range of discounts across its portfolio in the month of November 2019. The Trip version of the KUV100 focussing on the cab aggregators is sold with Rs. 31,000 cash discount and Rs. 17,500 exchange bonus taking the total to Rs. 48,500.
The regular KUV100 Nxt is retailed with up to Rs. 40,000 cash discount, Rs. 29,000 exchange bonus and Rs. 5,000 worth accessories while the pre-facelifted TUV300 comes with up to Rs. 57,000 cash discount, Rs. 15,000 exchange bonus and Rs. 5,000 worth accessories – up to Rs. 77,000.
The P4 variant of the TUV300 Plus gets benefits of up to Rs. 65,000 (Rs. 40,000 cash discount and Rs. 25,000 exchange bonus). The Bolero Power Plus, on the other hand, is sold with Rs. 15,000 cash discount, Rs. 10,000 exchange bonus and Rs. 3,500 worth accessories this month. The ABS version of Mahindra Thar gains Rs. 14,000 cash discount.
| Mahindra Models | Offers In November 2019 |
| KUV100 Trip | Rs 31K Cash + Rs 17.5K Exchange Bonus |
| KUV100 Nxt | Upto Rs 40K Cash + Rs 29K Exchange Bonus + Rs 5000 Accessories |
| TUV300 (Pre Facelift) | Upto Rs 57K Cash + Rs 15K Exchange Bonus + Rs 5000 Accessories |
| TUV300 Plus P4 | Rs 40K Cash Discount + Rs 25K Exchange Bonus |
| Bolero Power Plus | Rs 15K Cash + Rs 10K Exchange Bonus + Rs 3500 Accessories |
| Thar ABS | Rs 14,000 Cash Discount |
| XUV300 | 5 Year Warranty + Rs 15K Exchange Bonus |
| Marazzo | Over Rs 50K Benefits (M4). Rs. 1 Lakh Benefits on M6 Rs. 1.5 Lakh Benefits on M8 |
| Scorpio | Rs 40K Cash + Rs 30K Exchange Bonus |
| XUV500 | Upto Rs 44K Cash + Rs 40K Exchange |
| Alturas G4 | Rs 37K Cash Discount + 5 Year Warranty + Rs 19K Accessories + Rs 50K Exchange Bonus |
The XUV300 launched only earlier this year is sold with Rs. 15,000 exchange bonus, five-year warranty and a basic accessory kit. The Marazzo has been on sale in the past year with decent success and the M4 grade is currently sold with more than Rs. 50,000 benefits, up to Rs. 1 lakh and Rs. 1.5 lakh benefits on M6 and M8 variants.
Barring the entry-level variant, the Mahindra Scorpio comes with Rs. 40,000 cash discount and Rs. 30,000 exchange bonus across the range. Except for the W3 grade, the XUV500 gets up to Rs. 84,000 discounts – Rs. 44,000 cash discount and Rs. 40,000 in exchange bonus.
The flagship Alturas G4 that competes against Toyota Fortuner and Ford Endeavour gets Rs. 37,000 cash discount, Rs. 50,000 exchange bonus, Rs. 19,000 worth accessories and warranty for five years in the November 2019 year-end discounts. All the above-mentioned discounts are applicable on select models in a limited period at Delhi, NCR.