SCHINDLER'S LIST [Spoilers] A film review by Eric Walker Copyright 1994 Eric Walker
At some point in a director's life, he may be seized with an urge to make an Epic that will be remembered, he hopes, as his Magnum Opus. He pours his heart and soul into his work, producing a movie that expresses his inner feelings, baring his soul for the world to see.
For instance, in 1980 Martin Scorsese had sunk into a depression, and he felt that his life was nearing its end. So he decided to make one "last" movie, something that would bring all of his emotions and feelings to the surface; it would serve as a cleansing, so to speak. The result was one of the greatest "biopic" dramas ever made: RAGING BULL, a brutal, shattering portrait of a man whose greatest enemy was himself.
Other directors have created their own "epic" films, though not all have been successful: Bernardo Bertolucci's 1900; Francis Coppola's APOCALYPSE NOW; Michael Cimino's disastrous HEAVEN'S GATE; even Sergei Eisenstein's IVAN THE TERRIBLE, Walt Disney's FANTASIA and the legendary GREED by von Stroheim. It's as though the artist is seized by the need to produce something memorable, something that will be remembered even after it disappears from the theaters.
Pauline Kael notes that these personal, shrive-my-soul projects differ from so-called Hollywood "epic sagas," in that they're made with something else in mind besides raking in bucks at the box office:
"This form of gigantism is not to be confused with the producer- initiated or studio-initiated big-budget pictures (CLEOPATRA, DOCTOR DOLITTLE, THE TOWERING INFERNO [or TERMINATOR 2 or JURASSIC PARK, if I might add], and so on). The artist-initiated epic is an obsessive testing of possibilities, and often it comes out of an overwhelming desire to express what an artist thinks are the unconscious needs of the public. It comes, too, from a conviction, or a hope, that if you give the popular audiences the greatest you have in you they will respond. The moviemaker has an idealistic belief that no matter how corrupted mass taste is, people still retain the capacity to receive a vision. These epics try to vault over the film industry and go directly to the public." ("Hail, Folly!" from Kael's "When The Lights Go Down.")
Which brings me to SCHINDLER'S LIST, the story of one man and the Holocaust, from the most "Hollywood" of Hollywood directors: Steven Spielberg.
Spielberg, of course, is the man who earned more money for one Hollywood studio than perhaps any other director. His name is synonymous with God in the land of box-office receipts and account books--so when he announced that he wanted to shoot a drama about the Holocaust that was over three hours long, and in black-and-white, no less, then who was in a position to say no? No one else in Hollywood has the power and influence to get a studio to spend so much money on a film that is almost guaranteed to lose money. In this day and age, how many moviegoers are willing to watch a black-and-white movie? Why risk so much when you could turn in a quick profit filming something like WAYNE'S WORLD 2 or MRS. DOUBTFIRE?
But Spielberg has aspired to be something more than a director of action movies and box-office hits. He wants to be an auteur filmmaker, to produce something that can stand up in the roster of cinema greats like 8 1/2, THE THIRD MAN, THE AFRICAN QUEEN, NASHVILLE--and RAGING BULL, among others.
Spielberg has been trying to grow up, to escape the image of the Disney wanna-be child at heart who can only make light-hearted "family entertainment" movies. His previous attempts at making "adult" drama have met with mixed acceptance at best: THE COLOR PURPLE was a fine movie, but he merely went through the motions with EMPIRE OF THE SUN and ALWAYS, and thus he failed.
The fatal flaw in his movies has been that of character: he has trouble bringing truly "lifelike" characters to the screen in realistic settings. While he's given us larger-than-life heroes like Indiana Jones, or everyday people in fantastic situations (as in CLOSE ENCOUNTERS and JAWS), he's used fantasy as a crutch to escape from the real world. He says so himself when referring to SCHINDLER'S LIST as his true awakening.
But is SCHINDLER'S LIST a true rebirth for Spielberg?
It's a well-crafted movie, and it has many scenes that will stand out in your mind for a long time after it ends. But it only scratches the surface of its characters, including Oskar Schindler himself, and it never lets us see them as real people.
This movie is little more than a World War II melodrama masquerading as great entertainment.
Spielberg's attempt to produce a human-centered "epic" falls into the classic "Hollywood" style of storytelling: it has clear-cut good guys and bad guys, lots of suspense, a lily-white hero to root for, and a happy ending--just like every other Spielberg movie.
And yet, this is still a good movie. The acting is superb, even if the actors' roles are limited; the cinematography fresh and energetic; the use of black-and-white superb; and the editing keeps the story flowing so that we are never bored. As entertainment, it's certainly one of the better films to be released in a year where we've had some very good movies.
But as a character portrait of an enigmatic man, the movie fails. It's based on the story of Oskar Schindler, a Nazi Party member who bucked the system in the heart of Germany's occupation of Poland, and who managed managed to save the lives of over a thousand Jewish citizens of Poland by employing them as laborers in a war-supplies factory. Initially, Schindler supplied the army with basics such as pots and pans, but near the end of the war, out of necessity, he moved his base of operations to central Europe and ran a munitions factory.
Over the course of the war, Schindler became very rich. He didn't have to pay his workers because they were Jews, and he exploited their labors for his personal benefit. But by the end of the war he was a changed man, and he spent his entire fortune in bribes and "favors" to Nazi officials to make sure that his operation, and his favored treatment of the Jews, was never noticed.
What made Schindler tick? What caused him to undergo such a drastic change in his character? Was he really the heaven-sent angel portrayed in the movie?
Of course he wasn't. Very few people in history turn out to be as pure of heart as they're portrayed in the movies. They're far more complicated than this, and rare is the movie that dares to dig underneath and let us understand just why a person does what he does.
SCHINDLER'S LIST does not dig very far.
The story's basic flaw lies in the screenplay, where the characters are not fully fleshed out. Steven Zaillian, the screenwriter, knows how to write characters as plot devices--but he can't give them the "feel" of human beings. He made a similar mistake in this summer's SEARCHING FOR BOBBY FISCHER (which he directed), in which every character had a part to play, but they never seemed like anything more than living plot devices. For example, Ben Kingsley's role as the professional chess tutor was a character of pure logic and no emotion; he existed solely on that level.
Here he plays the role of Itzhak Stern, Schindler's accountant; once again, his character seems to be single-mindedly devoted to one purpose. He is Schindler's conscience, there to serve as a gopher and to occasionally remind Schindler that he could get in a lot of trouble if his true motives are ever discovered. But that's all we know of him, and we never feel any emotion for him as a human being--because here he's not one.
Schindler himself begins the film as a war profiteer. Profit is everything to him, and he bases his cooking-utensil factory on the cheap labor he gets from employing Jewish workers. But he sees the reality of Nazi persecution for himself--and he doesn't even see it up close, the way we do; rather, he only gets a distant glimpse of the slaughter in the Krakow ghetto, from horseback. This, of course, is irony: he's rich and powerful, and this power has come from the exploitation of other people who have no rights of their own.
The symbolic importance of the girl in the red coat is the "marker" by which we can judge Schindler's transformation into a selfless angel of mercy--a complete 180-degree turn, which cheapens and simplifies the actual real-life awakening of Schindler to the horrors of war. Before seeing her, he is greedy and heartless; afterwards, he's an altruistic humanitarian.
The film takes pains to portray Schindler as a good guy: it downplays his casual use and abuse of the women working for him, so that we can easily forgive him of this "petty" fault. Even after the Krakow massacre, he continues to amass wealth and to befriend important Nazi officials--but we know now that it's just a ruse, and that he's doing it to ensure the survival of his "employees." The movie would have us believe that he didn't enjoy wealth and power, because we never see him basking in the fruits of his labors.
Therefore, Schindler is a Good Guy, and everything he does is for the good of his fellow men.
The problem is, people like that only exist in the movies.
Still, Liam Neeson plays this role to the hilt. After turning in a stellar performance in Woody Allen's HUSBANDS AND WIVES, he has managed to land some very choice roles in recent Hollywood movies. His star is on the rise, and he is being showered with praise for this role. He and the other actors turn in good, solid performances, underplaying their roles and never acting preachy or bombastic.
 He casually sits on his seat overlooking the Plaszow Forced Labor Camp, shooting Jews because he has nothing better to do. He's heartless and cruel, and while Fiennes could have easily slipped into caricature here, he maintains the character as believable.
 But after he talks with and befriends Oskar Schindler, he gains a soul and a conscience--temporarily. Here the film goes even further to portray Schindler as a pure angel: he inspires pity in the worst demonic dregs of humankind. But Geothe is the Bad Guy, and his fate is inevitable--as we see at the end of the film, when Schindler is rewarded and he is not.
We're also given glimpses of of the Jews themselves, though once again they're portrayed as plot devices, and not as human beings. The Jewish citizens of Poland exist in this film as a prize to be won, either by the Nazis or by Schindler. The movie takes pains to emphasize the fact that no one under German occupation knew whether he would live or die--but because of the conventions of the motion picture, with Schindler as the Jews' guardian angel, we know that their safety is assured. Sadly, this lessens the impact of such scenes as a card game played between Schindler and Goeth, with the life of the Jewish servant girl Helen Hirsch hanging in the balance. We know exactly what's going to happen; likewise, when Itzhak Stern pleads with Schindler for him to take an elderly couple (who obviously can't work in a factory), we know what their eventual fate is.
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Item 5.
President Biden's loan forgiveness program involves an ``income cap'', which means that the program only applies to individuals who earn below \(\$125,000\) or households who earn below \(\$250,000\) each year. According to the Wharton analysis shown in Table [9.11.169], whether or not an income cap is applied, the most loan forgiveness would go to households earning between \(\$51,000\) and \(\$82,000\) a year.
What income percentile(s) in Table 9.8.1 do these earners belong to?
Assuming that the loan forgiveness policy stays constant for the next \(10\) years, estimate the percentage of loan forgiveness that will apply to these income percentile(s). Make the simplifying assumption that all student loan borrowers are individuals and not households.
Does the Wharton estimate make sense? Why or why not?


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Squash¶
Squash configuration overview.
{
"name": "squash",
"config": {
"cluster": "...",
"attachment_template": "{...}",
"attachment_timeout_ms": "...",
"attachment_poll_period_ms": "...",
"request_timeout_ms": "..."
}
}
- cluster
- (required, object) The name of the cluster that hosts the Squash server.
- attachment_template
(required, object) When the filter requests the Squash server to create a DebugAttachment, it will use this structure as template for the body of the request. It can contain reference to environment variables in the form of ‘{{ ENV_VAR_NAME }}’. These can be used to provide the Squash server with more information to find the process to attach the debugger to. For example, in a Istio/k8s environment, this will contain information on the pod:
{ "spec": { "attachment": { "pod": "{{ POD_NAME }}", "namespace": "{{ POD_NAMESPACE }}" }, "match_request": true } }
(where POD_NAME, POD_NAMESPACE are configured in the pod via the Downward API)
- request_timeout_ms
- (required, integer) The timeout for individual requests sent to the Squash cluster. Defaults to 1 second.
- attachment_timeout_ms
- (required, integer) The total timeout Squash will delay a request and wait for it to be attached. Defaults to 60 seconds.
- attachment_poll_period_ms
- (required, integer) Amount of time to poll for the status of the attachment object in the Squash server (to check if has been attached). Defaults to 1 second.


Javascript the Great!
Date: May 11th, 2014
Javascript is a programming language that interacts with the browser on the user end (this means you!). But it has no use unless you pair it with the other aspects of the web on the user end, HTML and CSS.
These three elements are backed by the W3C and works cross-browsers, including mobile browsers. Some features such as semantic web elements (new tags for HTML, under HTML5) are under review by the W3C for support, making it even easier to read. The same is happening with javascript with libraries like jQuery.
HTML provides the structure while CSS provides the presentation. Javascript provides the functionality, or the behavior, of a website. It remains its own file on a webpage, and is accessed by your web broswer, meaning a broswer does not need to rely on this to load a webpage in case there are errors in the code. CSS is starting to include things like animation, but javascript does most of the heavy lifting. And when you want to interact with the code with Chrome's console, it's not as easy to debug.
Say you want to create something like a dropdown menu. Well, with Javascript, you can do that. If you think about what actually happens, you click a menu button and then the menu appears below the button, allowing you to select different parts of the website. Javascript does this by taking the input of the user's access to this button and returns the menu.
As humans, we want our environment to be interactive to us. Javascript allows that interactivity. Without this interaction, this webpage is nothing more than a really nice book with images and text.


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Android Shared Preferences
Based on kcochibili's TinyDB (https://github.com/kcochibili/TinyDB--Android-Shared-Preferences-Turbo). This class simplifies calls to SharedPreferences in a line of code. It can also do more like: saving a list of strings, integers and saving object and lists. All in 1 line of code!
How to integrate into your app?
Integrating the library into you app is extremely easy. A few changes in the build gradle and your all ready to use TinyDB. Make the following changes.
Step 1. Add the JitPack repository to your build file. Add it in your root build.gradle at the end of repositories:
allprojects {
repositories {
...
maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
}
}
Step 2. Add the dependency
dependencies {
compile 'com.github.mukeshsolanki:Android-Shared-Preferences-TinyDB-:1.0.2'
}
How to use the library?
Okay seems like you integrated the library in your project but how do you use it? Well its really easy just follow the steps below.
//Create a new instance of TinyDB
TinyDB tinyDB=new TinyDB(appContext);
//use that instance to save data
tinyDB.putString(key,value); //Save's a string value in your preferences
tinyDB.putInt(key,value); //Save's a int value in your preferences
//use that instance to retrieve data
tinyDB.getString(key); //retrives the data from preferences or default values if it does not exists
tinyDB.getBoolean(key); //retrives the data from preferences or default values if it does not exists
That's pretty much it. Looks like your all done here.


Darren Till pokes at Robert Whittaker for fight in London, former UFC champ responds
by Milan OrdoñezSince dropping the UFC middleweight title to Israel Adesanya at UFC 244 last month, Robert Whittaker is now setting his sights Darren Till. “The Reaper” has had nothing but complimentary words towards Till, who won his 185-pound debut against Kelvin Gastelum at UFC 244.
Whittaker also said that a matchup with “The Gorilla” is the only fight he’s looking at as of the moment. In fact, he wants the fight to happen in Till’s home country in England in 2020.
“That’s the fight I’m currently interested in,” Whittaker said of facing Till. “Plus I’ve never been to Europe before, so what better reason to go?”
The feeling is apparently mutual with Till, who issued his own callout towards the former champion.
When he seemingly didn’t get an immediate response, he continued to prod at Whittaker.
Hours later, Whittaker eventually responded in agreement.
The UFC’s annual London event usually takes place in March. Till also headlined this year’s card against Jorge Masvidal, where he lost via second-round knockout.


- Trip Planner app is a convenient way to plan your future trips and document your past trips.
You can:
- create a trip with specified dates and description,
- add notes as well as specify activities for each day of the trip,
- view your trips and daily activities on a calendar,
- mark the trip areas or locations on an interactive map and view them for a particular trip or all trips,
- upload photos for each trip (current app version supports 1 photo per trip),
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{% extends 'unccd/base.html' %} {% load staticfiles %} {% load i18n %} {% block content %} {% trans "UNCCD SLM portal" %} {% trans "The UNCCD database on SLM practices comprises of SLM best practices from UNCCD Member States that were included in the UNCCD PRAIS system and newly reported SLM practices based on WOCAT." %} {% trans "View UNCCD SLM practices" %} {% trans "Add new UNCCD SLM practice" %} {% trans "Last updates" %} {% include "unccd/questionnaire/partial/list.html" %} {% endblock %}
{% trans "The UNCCD database on SLM practices comprises of SLM best practices from UNCCD Member States that were included in the UNCCD PRAIS system and newly reported SLM practices based on WOCAT." %}


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| 27 Oct 1984 |
Vice President George HW Bush: "Let me assure you of one thing: the United States under this administration will never -- never -- let terrorism or fear of terrorism determine its foreign policy." |
| 18 Jun 1985 |
President Ronald Reagan declares during a televised press conference: "Let me further make it plain to the assassins in Beirut and their accomplices, wherever they may be, that America will never make concessions to terrorists -- to do so would only invite more terrorism -- nor will we ask nor pressure any other government to do so. Once we head down that path there would be no end to it, no end to the suffering of innocent people, no end to the bloody ransom all civilized nations must pay." |
| Jan 1986 |
Caspar Weinberger's notes from a National Security Council meeting: "President decided to go with Israeli-Iranian offer to release our 5 hostages in return for sale of 4,000 TOWs [U.S. missiles] to Iran by Israel. George Shultz + I opposed -- Bill Casey, Ed Meese + VP favored -- as did Poindexter." |
| 27 Aug 1986 |
President Ronald Reagan signs into law a federal ban on arms sales to terrorist nations, including Iran. |
| Sep 1986 |
Former National Security Advisor William McFarlane takes 23 tons of weapons to Iran. |
| 30 Oct 1986 |
500 anti-tank missiles shipped to Iran. |
| 13 Nov 1986 |
In a nationally televised speech to defend against charges concerning arms sales to Iran, Reagan admits sending some defensive weapons and spare parts to Iran, but denies it was part of an arms for hostages deal. "Our government has a firm policy not to capitulate to terrorist demands.... We did not -- repeat, did not -- trade weapons or anything else for hostages, nor will we." Polls show that the American people do not believe Reagan. |
| 28 Jan 1987 |
Appearing on Good Morning America, Vice President George HW Bush justifies the clandestine weapons shipments to Iran: "On the surface, selling arms to a country that sponsors terrorism, of course, clearly, you'd have to argue it's wrong, but it's the exception sometimes that proves the rule." |
| 4 Mar 1987 |
On national television, Reagan acknowledges mistakes on Iran-Contra: "A few months ago I told the American people I did not trade arms for hostages. My heart and my best intentions tell me that's true, but the facts and evidence tell me it is not. As the Tower Board reported, what began as a strategic opening to Iran deteriorated, in its implementation, into trading arms for hostages. This runs counter to my own beliefs, to administration policy, and to the original strategy we had in mind. There are reasons why it happened, but no excuses. It was a mistake." |
| 7 Oct 2002 |
During a speech in Cincinnati, President George W Bush declares: "Iraq could decide on any given day to provide a biological or chemical weapon to a terrorist group or individual terrorists." |
| 17 Mar 2003 |
During an address to the nation, President George W Bush declares: "We cannot live under the threat of blackmail. The terrorist threat to America and the world will be diminished the moment that Saddam Hussein is disarmed." |


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Buying food in bulk can be an easy way to save more money while spending less, My favourite way to do this is stock up on Meats like chicken and prep it before freezing, I usually buy 2 or 3 Large Chicken breasts and to prep it for a one person meal i cut the breast in half and dice before transferring into snaplock bags to freeze. This not only saves you money but when it comes time to cook half the work has already been done!
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Package org.apache.sis.referencing.operation.transform
Conversions or transformations of multi-dimensional coordinate points.
MathTransform
provides a single API for
coordinate conversions or transformations, including map projections.
Each MathTransform
instances can:
- transform a single point,
- transform efficiently an array of coordinates,
- transform a Java2D
Shape
(MathTransform2D
only), - compute the transform derivative at a location (for advanced users),
- be concatenated in a conversion or transformation chain.
MathTransform
are truly n-dimensional, but specialized implementations
for 1D and 2D cases are provided for performance reasons or for inter-operability with Java2D.
In the 2D case, Apache SIS provides instances of the standard AffineTransform
class when possible.
This package does not include map projections, which are a special kind of transforms defined in their own projection package.
Creating math transforms
MathTransform
instances can be created either directly or indirectly.
The recommended way is the indirect one: first
find the coordinate operation
(generally from a pair of source and target CRS), then invoke
CoordinateOperation.getMathTransform()
.
However sophisticated users can also create math transforms explicitly from a group of parameter values
using the math
transform factory.
Non-spatial coordinates
MathTransform
usually performs conversions or transformations from points given in a
source coordinate reference system to coordinate values for the same points in the
target coordinate reference system. However the conversions are not necessarily between CRS;
a MathTransform
can also be used for converting the sample values in a raster for example.
Such kind of transforms are named transfer functions.- Since:
- 0.5
Defined in the sis-referencing
module
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Interface Summary Interface Description LinearTransform A usually affine, or otherwise a projective transform, which convert coordinates using only linear equations.MathTransformProvider An object capable to createMathTransform
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Class Summary Class Description AbstractMathTransform Provides a default implementation for most methods required by theMathTransform
interface.AbstractMathTransform.Inverse Base class for implementations of inverse math transforms.AbstractMathTransform1D Base class for math transforms that are known to be one-dimensional in all cases.AbstractMathTransform1D.Inverse Base class for implementation of inverse math transforms.AbstractMathTransform2D Base class for math transforms that are known to be two-dimensional in all cases.AbstractMathTransform2D.Inverse Base class for implementation of inverse math transforms.ContextualParameters The parameters that describe a sequence of normalize → non-linear kernel → denormalize transforms as a whole.DatumShiftTransform Transforms between two CRS (usually geographic) based on different datum.DefaultMathTransformFactory Low level factory for creating math transforms.DefaultMathTransformFactory.Context Source and target coordinate systems for which a new parameterized transform is going to be used.EllipsoidToCentricTransform Transform from two- or three- dimensional ellipsoidal coordinates to (geo)centric coordinates.InterpolatedGeocentricTransform Transforms between two geographic CRS by performing geocentric translations interpolated from a grid file.InterpolatedMolodenskyTransform Transforms between two geographic CRS by performing geocentric translations interpolated from a grid file, but using Molodensky approximation.InterpolatedTransform Transforms between two CRS by performing translations interpolated from a grid file.MathTransforms Utility methods creating or working onMathTransform
instances.MolodenskyTransform Two- or three-dimensional datum shift using the (potentially abridged) Molodensky transformation.PassThroughTransform Transform which passes through a subset of coordinates to another transform.TransferFunction The function converting raster sample values to geophysics values.TransformSeparator Extracts a sub-transform from a givenMathTransform
and source or target dimension indices. -
Enum Summary Enum Description ContextualParameters.MatrixRole Whether a matrix is used for normalization or denormalization before or after a non-linear operation.EllipsoidToCentricTransform.TargetType Whether the output coordinate system is Cartesian or Spherical.IterationStrategy Strategy for iterating over the point arrays given toAbstractMathTransform.transform(…)
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A Plus Two Bio-Maths student of Government Girls HSS, Cotton Hill, Aleena has been learning Sanskrit in school since Class 5. “We had the option to select Malayalam or Sanskrit in school. I went for Sanskrit so that I could learn one more language,” says Aleena, daughter of Mohammed Haneefa and Subaida, both government employees.
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Step 1: Use a password manager
This step is the most essential because it makes all the other steps easier. Sign up for a password manager. According to internet expert Paul Jarvis, here's what you should look for in a password manager:
- End-to-end encryption. This means the software that stores your passwords encrypts your data. Even if the password manager is hacked, your data is safe.
- Easy 2-factor authentication through the password manager.
- Alerts if any of your accounts have been hacked.
- Bonuses: Virtual Private Network (VPN), browser plugin that will auto-fill passwords, import/export passwords from your browser, auto-generate strong passwords.
There are a lot of options: 1Password, LastPass, Dashlane, RememBear, and many, many more. Myki, another option, saves your passwords offline (no cloud). I personally use Dashlane and love it. (I'm not an affiliate or partner!)
The good news is most of the options I listed have a free tier with limited features. If you can afford the ~$30-50/year for 1Password, Dashlane, etc., I highly recommend forking over the cash.
Transfer all your passwords to your shiny new password manager!
Where have you been storing your passwords? The browser? Apple keychain? Old-fashioned paper notebook? Wherever it may be, it's time to transfer all of that information to your password manager. There are 3 many ways to transfer your passwords:
- Import/export. LastPass and Dashlane let you import passwords from a number of browsers. This is the easiest way by far to get started. If you’re using a Mac, you might also have your login info stored in Apple’s Keychain application; export your data using the guide here.
- As you browse. Most password managers with a browser plugin will prompt you to add login information as you go about your business normally.
- Manually. Tedious, but effective.
Here are guides for where to find your passwords in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Internet Explorer.
Once you've transferred your data to your password manager, it's time to remove that data from wherever it was previously stored. This means you need to delete your passwords from your browser and turn off the browser preference to store this information. It's up to your password manager to take care of this from now on!
Step 2: Change your most important passwords
Once you've set up your password manager, it's time to start changing your passwords. This can be intimidating and time-consuming, but don't let it keep you from taking action! I recommend changing your top 5 most used accounts immediately, and then gradually changing the rest whenever you log onto those sites. Here are the accounts I recommend changing right now:
- Email accounts (Google, Outlook, iCloud, Yahoo, Hotmail, etc.)
- Document storage (Dropbox, etc.)
- Bank & credit card accounts
- Money transfer apps (PayPal, Venmo, CashApp)
- Amazon
- Social media accounts (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, TikTok, etc.)
How can you make sure your newly created passwords are unique and secure? Oftentimes, your password manager comes with this feature built-in. With Dashlane, I'm prompted to "Generate a strong password" whenever I create a new password or change an existing one. In the past I've used this free strong password generator.
However you generate your passwords, make sure they're different for each and every account.
Step 3: Set up two-factor authentication everywhere you can
Two-factor authentication is a process that gives web services secondary access to the account owner (you) in order to verify a login attempt.
While you're in the process of changing your passwords, take a couple extra minutes to set up two-factor authentication for your most critical accounts. Here's a helpful site to search if you're wondering whether or not two-factor authentication is available for your account and how to set it up.
Download a mobile authenticator app
While most apps support two-factor authentication via text message, the more secure option is to use an authenticator app. In addition, authenticator apps offer flexibility when you are traveling to a place without cellular service. Popular options include Authy, Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, or HDE OTP (iOS only).
Save secret keys in your password manager
While enabling two-factor authentication, you will likely be prompted with several "secret keys" to copy and save. These codes can be used to access your account as a last-resort if you are unable to access your mobile device. I save my secret keys in Dashlane in the "Notes" section of the account they're associated with.
Step 4: Strip down privacy settings
Below are five accounts that I recommend digging into to change your privacy settings. With most of these services you can choose to opt out of certain types of data collection. Follow the links and read the fine print.

- Turn off ad personalization
YouTube
My hard & fast recommendation is to delete your Facebook account entirely. However, if you need to keep your account, you can lock down your data in your settings panel. Facebook has made it easier to control your privacy settings in recent years, but there are still multiple places to edit this information. I recommend navigating to settings, and editing your privacy controls in every panel on the left-hand side of the screen.
- Personalize your privacy & security settings
- Check your login activity
- Revoke access to third party apps that should no longer have access to your instagram account
Amazon
Step 5: Start using a VPN when accessing unfamiliar wifi networks
Truthfully, this is where my knowledge about security and online privacy starts to diminish. I've never used a VPN until recently, and it's only because Dashlane provides one with my paid account. Here's Dashlane's take on why and when you might want to use a VPN:
What is a VPN? As its name suggests, a Virtual Private Network is about privacy. It creates a network, or a closed system of communication between you and the VPN provider. And that network is virtual because, unlike a "real" network, there is no preexisting, dedicated infrastructure.
Why should I use a VPN? In many cases, your access to the internet, be it at home or at work, is safe and secure. But when you're on the move and use free or unfamiliar networks such as in airports, hotels or cafes, you're opening yourself up to your data being observed and potentially stolen. This is especially true if you visit web addresses using “http”, not “https”, or access an email account using unsafe protocols. A VPN allows you to go online through a secure connection even when you're on an insecure network. When you're on the internet, you're anything but anonymous. Your IP address is public information, and locates you geographically. Using a VPN means that your internet traffic is routed through the VPN provider. So instead of your own IP address, your traffic now reaches the internet from the location of the VPN's server. Additionally, your service provider cannot see what websites you're visiting, since the traffic through the VPN is encrypted.
Like password managers, there are many options when it comes to VPN providers including NordVPN, Surfshark, PrivateVPN, ProtonVPN, and many more. It's generally recommended that you don't use a free VPN service, as they may be monetizing your connection in other ways.
Here's an article recently published by The Verge that describes in detail how to set up a VPN on your computer or mobile device.
Step 6: Use a private web browser (Firefox)
Firefox is dedicated to user privacy and build a suite of products to back up that promise. Download Firefox browser here.
Step 7: Use a private search engine (DuckDuckGo)
Google tracks you, DuckDuckGo doesn't. Here's an excerpt from DuckDuckGo's website:
To keep your searches private and out of data profiles, the government, and other legal requests, you need to use DuckDuckGo. We don't track you at all, regardless what browsing mode you are in. Each time you search on DuckDuckGo, it's as if you've never been there before.
Step 8: Use burner email accounts
Just like it's important to change your passwords regularly, you can add an extra layer of security (and avoid phishing attempts) by changing up your email accounts. In addition, you can choose to use a fake name and identifying information when registering for email accounts. This is legal and you should do it to avoid having your data mined across services.
If you really want to avoid any info from a website, you can use a service like Temp Mail, Maildrop, or Mailsac to create fake email addresses. These temporary inbox services will only hold emails for a small period of time (anywhere between 10 minutes to a week). — Natt Garun, The Verge
Step 9: Update software regularly
Software updates are important because they often include critical patches to security holes. The next time your desktop or mobile device prompts you with a software update, do it as soon as possible.
The extra mile
- Sign up for a private email address from ProtonMail which is encrypted end-to-end and isn't tracked by Google.
- Delete emails you no longer need.
- Delete online accounts you no longer use. This is more difficult than it seems, as many providers do not allow you to delete your account, even if you make a customer support request. However, you will find the option to "Delete your account" within some applications, and you should do so if you no longer need the account.
- Turn off all location-based permissions on your phone.
- Use private messaging apps with end-to-end encryption like Signal or Telegram.
- Change your passwords every 6 months.
- Regularly delete old photos and posts from social media. Hackers can use identifying information in photos to gain access to your online accounts.
Thanks to Paul Jarvis for inspiring much of this content via his Privacy Challenge email newsletter series and Twitter user @somenerdliam for this helpful thread on how to remove your digital footprint from the internet.


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CDS-Immunization Forecast

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The AtlasServer entity type is special entity type in following ways:
The new type is available within the Search By Type dropdown in both Basic and Advanced search.
The entity of this type is created upon successful completion of every Export and Import operation. The entity is created with current cluster’s name.
The entity is also created based on export and import requests’ replicatedTo and replicatedFrom parameters.
The property page for AtlasServer entity has one additional tab ‘Export/Import Audits’. This has detailed audit record for each export and/or import operation performed on current Atlas instance.
The additionalInfo attribute property is discussed in detail below.
The table has following columns:
The following export request will end up creating AtlasServer entity with clMain as its name. The audit record of this operation will be displayed within the property page of this entity.
{ "itemsToExport": [ { "typeName": "hive_db", "uniqueAttributes": { "qualifiedName": "stocks@cl1" }} ], "options": { "replicatedTo": "clMain" } }
Often times it is necessary to disambiguate the name of the cluster by specifying the location or the data center within which the Atlas instance resides.
The name of the cluster can be specified by separating the location name and cluster name by ‘$’. For example, a clsuter name specified as ‘SFO$cl1’ can be a cluster in San Fancisco (SFO) data center with the name ‘cl1’.
The AtlasServer will handle this and set its name as ‘cl1’ and fullName as ‘SFO@cl1’.
This property in AtlasServer is a map with key and value both as String. This can be used to store any information pertaining to this instance.
Please see Incremental Export for and example of how this property can be used.
| Title | Atlas Server API |
|---|---|
| Example | see below. |
| URL | api/atlas/admin/server/{serverName} |
| Method | GET |
| URL Parameters | name of the server |
| Data Parameters | None |
| Success Response | AtlasServer |
| Error Response | Errors Returned as AtlasBaseException |
curl -X GET -u admin:admin -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Cache-Control: no-cache" http://localhost:21000/api/atlas/admin/server/cl2
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File mapping stream buffer.
This class applies the functionality of the std::streambuf class to read and write from/to memory-mapped files. By calling member open, a physical file is associated to the file buffer as its associated character sequence. Depending on the mode used in this operation, the access to the controlled input sequence or the controlled output sequence may be restricted. The state of the filemappingbuf object -i.e. whether a file is open or not- may be tested by calling member function is_open. Internally, filemappingbuf objects operate as defined in the std::streambuf class. The class overrides some virtual members inherited from streambuf to provide a specific functionality for memory-mapped files.
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Construct object.
A filemappingbuf object is constructed, initializing all its pointers to null pointers and initializing the object's locale.
| filemappingbuf::filemappingbuf | ( | filemappingbuf && | rhs_buf | ) |
Move constructor (requires C++11).
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| rhs_buf | filemappingbuf to move. rhs_buf becomes of invalid state after the operation. |
| filemappingbuf * filemappingbuf::close | ( | ) |
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Get the read-only base address of the mapping.
The function fails if no file is currently open (associated) with this object.
| void * filemappingbuf::data | ( | ) |
Get the base address of the mapping.
The function fails if no file is currently open (associated) with this object.
| bool filemappingbuf::is_open | ( | ) | const |
Check if a file is open.
The function returns true if a previous call to open succeeded and there have been no calls to the member close since, meaning that the filemappingbuf object is currently associated with a file.
| filemappingbuf * filemappingbuf::open | ( | const char * | path_name, |
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Open file.
Opens a file, associating its content with the stream buffer object to perform input/output operations on it. The operations allowed and some operating details depend on parameter mode. If the object already has a file associated (open), this function fails. If the i/o mode is input only and the file do not exist, this function fails. If the i/o mode is output and the file do not exist, the file is created with the 'offset + max_length' size. If the size of the opened file is less than 'offset + max_length', the file growing. If the size of the opened file is greater than max_length, the file is not truncated. An attempt to map a file with a length of 0 fails.
| path_name | C-string contains the name of the file to be opened. |
| mode | Flags describing the requested i/o mode for the file. This is an object of type std::ios_base::openmode. It consists of a combination of the following member constants:
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| max_length | Maximum length of the file mapping. If this parameter is 0, the mapping extends from the specified offset to the end of the file. |
| offset | File offset where the mapping begins. They must also match the memory allocation granularity of the system. That is, the offset must be a multiple of the allocation granularity. To obtain the offset granularity of the system, use filemapping::offset_granularity(). |
| filemappingbuf & filemappingbuf::operator= | ( | filemappingbuf && | rhs_buf | ) |
Move assignment (requires C++11).
Closes the source filemappingbuf (as if member close was called), and then acquires the contents of rhs_buf.
| rhs_buf | filemappingbuf to move. rhs_buf becomes of invalid state after the operation. |
| void * filemappingbuf::pubseekptr | ( | void * | ptr, |
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Set internal position pointer to absolute position.
Calls protected virtual member seekptr, which sets a new position value for one or both of the internal position pointers. The parameter which determines which of the position pointers is affected: either the get pointer or the put pointer, or both. The function fails if no file is currently open (associated) with this object.
| ptr | New absolute position for the position pointer. |
| which | Determines which of the internal position pointers shall be modified: the input pointer, the output pointer, or both. This is an object of type std::ios_base::openmode. |
| std::streamsize filemappingbuf::size | ( | ) | const |
Get the maximum byte length of the mapping.
The function fails if no file is currently open (associated) with this object.
| void filemappingbuf::swap | ( | filemappingbuf & | buf | ) |
Swap internals (requires C++11).
Exchanges the state of the filemappingbuf with those of other.
| buf | filemappingbuf to exchange the state with. |


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More than 30 apneas (no breathing for 10 seconds or more) for 7 consecutive hours of sleep or over 5 times of average number of hypopneas per hour (reduced or completely stopped breathing), may be considered as sleep apnea Syndrome. If there is no improvement in the long term, please seek medical advice promptly, comprehensively check and take treatment.
(1)Clinical syndrome during the day:
①Lethargy；
②dizziness and weakness；
③abnormal mental state；
④headache；
⑤irritability, anxiety, etc.;
(2)Clinical syndrome at night:
① Snoring: irregular snoring, snoring - airflow stop - panting - humming alternately;
②Apnea: terminated with gasping, waking or loud snoring;
③Wake up: often accompanied by turning over, limbs involuntary movement or even convulsions or suddenly sit-up, feeling palpitation, chest tightness or discomfort in the pre-cordial area;
④Hyperactivity: turning over at night and turning frequently;
⑤Sweating, increased nocturia;
⑥Abnormal sleep behavior: manifested as fear, exclamation, slang, night travel, auditory hallucinations. In addition, fat, turbinate hypertrophy, snoring, etc. are also likely to cause apnea syndrome.
1、Is sleep apnea syndrome harmful?
A: Sleep apnea syndrome is a chronic disease. It is difficult to detect when the disease is caused. Early illness is not easy to be taken seriously. Once the breathing is not smooth, it will cause snoring or the lungs will be deprived of oxygen and blood oxygen will drop, which affects the rest and recovery of the body so that the mental state and physical condition are poor and the quality of life is significantly reduced. More seriously, if there is the lack of external stimuli when the apnea occurs, the patient is difficult to wake up, until the body organs are hypoxic or even damaged and then they suddenly wake up, which patients often do not care. Long-term continuous accumulation of damage will ultimately cause various Cardiovascular, vascular diseases and mental illness, even sudden death.
2、How is this disease caused?
A: Most are caused by obstruction of the upper airway including turbinate hypertrophy, tonsil hypertrophy, short mandibular neck, thick neck circumference and general obesity. Therefore, sleep apnea syndrome is mostly obstructive, and part of it is caused by respiratory central nervous system injury, respiratory regulation dysfunction, which is called central or a mixture of both.
3、 How do you know if you are a patient with sleep apnea syndrome?
A: Whether there are typical clinical symptoms and signs, simple judgment can be made. However, due to the characteristics of chronic diseases and lack of monitoring equipment, it is difficult for patients to feel their nocturnal symptoms during sleep. Descriptions by family and self-perception are lack of scientific basis which will cause misjudgment. Only after the illness was severe, the patient realized that he was going to the hospital for a diagnosis. The standard method is polysomnography (PSG). By taking blood oxygen monitoring as the core and combining with physiological parameters such as ECG, EEG, EMG, and ocular electricity, the type and extent of the disease can be accurately understood. At this time, the condition has often entered a more serious stage, the difficulty, cost of treatment and the discomfort of the patients have increased significantly. So the sooner the diagnosis, the better.
4、How to treat sleep apnea syndrome?
A: At present, there are few studies on central sleep apnea syndrome. In addition to active treatment of respiratory dysfunction (primary disease), there is still no effective treatment, but usually central sleep apnea syndrome does not exist alone, so the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea syndrome is also effective. Treatment of obstructive sleep apnea syndrome usually requires treatment options based on the severity of the illness. No matter which method is used to treat apnea syndrome, there are two ways. First, through the detection mechanism, when apnea occurs, it is interrupted by external stimuli. For example, when apnea is accompanied by severe hypoxia, Awaken or wake up can reduce the duration of apnea which will reduce or avoid damage to the body organs; Second, do not need detection mechanism and always maintain treatment status to avoid apnea.
5、 What is the use of blood oxygen monitoring for sleep apnea syndrome?
For patients with sleep apnea syndrome, blood oxygen monitoring has the following advantages:
①During period of the snoring into an apnea phase, the warning indicates the risk of illness.
②In the early stage of the disease, it can be used as a basis for diagnosis and remind patients to seek medical treatment earlier to reduce the difficulty of treatment and the cost of treatment, and also increase the chance of cure.
③In the treatment stage, timely monitoring of night conditions and feedback of treatment effects.
④ It can be used as an important basis for detecting apnea.It can be used to wake-up and monitor symptoms.


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Nystrom, David Withlock (Purdue University), Quitin Cutts (University
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SOLDIER A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
For those of you who've always thought that Arnold Schwarzenegger was too emotional in THE TERMINATOR series, Kurt Russell, as Sargent Todd in SOLDIER, is so unemotive that he gives a whole new meaning to the word acting. With all the charisma and liveliness of a tree, he gives a wooden performance as a wooden character. Where's the art in that?
Director Paul Anderson, whose last movie, EVENT HORIZON, deservedly made many of 1997's worst of the year lists, is back with another space movie. Borrowing many of the scenes from STAR WARS and the look from BLADE RUNNER, he paints the now popular bleak vision of the future. (Has anyone ever thought that the future might be better?) With so few science fiction movies being made every year, Paul Anderson's bad ones are in danger of polluting the market for other would be science fiction filmmakers.
The story opens in the present as babies, including Todd, are chosen to be raised in the army in ways that would make the Hitler youth camps look like knitting societies by comparison. In a cold, steel gray environment, they are trained to watch violence without flinching. The young boys are made to watch as wild boars fight dogs to the death. The movie contains realistic scenes of 8-year-old boys beating each other to a pulp as the blood spurts from their battered bodies. (The adults treat each other worse in one of the goriest films of the year. Eyeballs are almost ripped out of their sockets, limbs snapped, bodies mutilated and so forth, ad nauseam.)
The body of the film happens in the year 2036, when new models are replacing Todd and his generation of soldiers. Todd still has rippling muscles, but his haggard face, full of visible battle scars, shows he's past his prime.
The new model of fighter, typified by Jason Scott Lee as Caine, can run faster and fight harder than the veterans. The only characteristic they share is that all soldiers have their first (and only) name, rank, serial number and blood type tattooed prominently on their cheeks. Director Anderson has no concept of subtlety.
Todd loses out in a fight to the (almost) death with Caine so he is banished as waste material to a desolate planet. Think there might be a rematch? You are way ahead of the story. Actually you could easily complete the predictable screenplay.
Once on the planet, Todd finds that there is what looks like an old hippie commune there. They've been hoping for years to be rescued.
Todd, acting like a robot, has two modes -- staring and fighting. In the first, his brain seems to be in an idle loop. In the second, he's a mean killing machine who is smarter, if not faster and stronger, than the new edition soldiers.
Todd spends a lot of time getting beaten-up and generally abused, but he manages to keep on going. In our audience, one of the few big laughs came from some young kids, who were inappropriately at an R rated movie with their father.  Ah, too bad writer David Webb Peoples couldn't have come up with some funny lines like that to insert into the leaden script. Only Gary Busey, as the head of the old soldiers, gets any decent lines. His folksy wisdom from his "old daddy" provides a few lines of much-needed humor.
"You must feel something?" the woman whom Todd comes to stay with asks of him. Although Todd, in one of the few times he speaks during the movie, comes up with a reply, the real answer is that he doesn't feel, not in any normal sense. He's a human being whose life has been programmed since birth. He doesn't feel; he just moves along on autopilot.
If SOLDIER had been rewritten as a parody, it might have had some hope. Or, if the lead had been given some complexity and a touch of humanity, that might have helped.  If the story had something to say, we might forgive its needless gore, but it doesn't. SOLDIER has the depth of a television-wrestling match, but without the comedy.
SOLDIER runs 1:40. It is rated R for strong violence and profanity and would be acceptable for older teenagers.
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