Babies, in general, are needy.  I LOVE our little baby.. as needy as she may be..
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Babies, in general, are needy.  I LOVE our little baby.. as needy as she may be..


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Simply enter a post indicating how you're feeling or what you feel like doing at the moment, and through the power of natural language processing, the app will match you with a meetup group to hang out with based on the activity you feel like doing at the moment or based on what activity seems best to enlighten your current emotions.
Created by Megan Chen at HackSummit 2014.
Technologies: AngularJS, Node.js, MongoDB, Google Maps API


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portable interface to millisecond timer. More...
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| enum | PtError { ptNoError = 0 , ptHostError = -10000 , ptAlreadyStarted , ptAlreadyStopped , ptInsufficientMemory } |
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| PMEXPORT PtError | Pt_Start (int resolution, PtCallback *callback, void *userData) |
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| PMEXPORT void | Pt_Sleep (int32_t duration) |
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portable interface to millisecond timer.


Many patients with iNPH develop Alzheimer's disease, too
| Source: | University of Eastern Finland |
| Summary: | Up to one in five patients treated for idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus, iNPH, also develop Alzheimer's disease, according to a new study. The researchers were able to predict the development of Alzheimer's disease by using the Disease State Index, DSI, that combines patient-specific data from various sources. |
Up to one in five patients treated for idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus, iNPH, also develop Alzheimer's disease, according to a new study from the University of Eastern Finland and Kuopio University Hospital. The researchers were able to predict the development of Alzheimer's disease by using the Disease State Index, DSI, that combines patient-specific data from various sources. The results were published in Journal of Alzheimer's Disease.
In iNPH, the circulation of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is disturbed for an unknown reason, leading to a slightly elevated brain pressure and dilation of the brain ventricles. Symptoms of NPH include gait deviations, impaired short-term memory and urinary incontinence. Patients with iNPH often have changes in brain that are related to Alzheimer's disease.
The study followed patients with iNPH after they had received treatment for their disease. They were treated with shunt surgery, in which excessive CSF is led from the brain ventricles to the abdominal cavity by using a CSF shunt. Shunted NPH patients who had undergone brain tissue biopsy in connection with their surgery were selected for the study. The objective of the biopsy was to detect changes that are indicative of Alzheimer's disease.
During the follow-up, the researchers found that up to one in five patients with NPH were later diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. At the end of the follow-up, patients with NPH were more frequently diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease than the general population. The researchers were able to predict the development of Alzheimer's disease, with moderate accuracy, by using patient-specific DSI. The data used in DSI included the patient's pre-surgery symptom profile, brain tissue samples and brain MRI images.
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- Antti J. Luikku, Anette Hall, Ossi Nerg, Anne M. Koivisto, Mikko Hiltunen, Seppo Helisalmi, Sanna-Kaisa Herukka, Antti Junkkari, Anna Sutela, Maria Kojoukhova, Ville Korhonen, Jussi Mattila, Jyrki Lötjönen, Jaana Rummukainen, Irina Alafuzoff, Juha E. Jääskeläinen, Anne M. Remes, Alina Solomon, Miia Kivipelto, Hilkka Soininen, Tuomas Rauramaa, Ville Leinonen. Predicting Development of Alzheimer’s Disease in Patients with Shunted Idiopathic Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus. Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, 2019; 71 (4): 1233 DOI: 10.3233/JAD-190334
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| APA | University of Eastern Finland. (2019, November 15). Many patients with iNPH develop Alzheimer's disease, too. ScienceDaily. Retrieved November 17, 2019 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/11/191115091622.htm |
| Chicago | University of Eastern Finland. "Many patients with iNPH develop Alzheimer's disease, too." ScienceDaily. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/11/191115091622.htm (accessed November 17, 2019). |


Branches are modelled as a medium length transmission line (pi-model)
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China attacks Western reporting on Xinjiang as ‘pure fabrication’
LONDON, Nov 18 — China’s ambassador to the United Kingdom today dismissed reporting by Western media on the Chinese government’s policies in Xinjiang as “pure fabrication” and “fake news”.
United Nations experts and activists say at least 1 million ethnic Uighurs and members of other largely Muslim minority groups have been detained in camps in the western Xinjiang region in a crackdown that has drawn condemnation from the United States and other countries.
Beijing denies any mistreatment of the Uighurs or others in Xinjiang and says it is providing vocational training to help stamp out Islamic extremism and separatism and teach new skills.
Asked in London about a New York Times article based on leaked Chinese government documents the newspaper said revealed details of the clampdown in Xinjiang, the diplomat said: “I can categorically deny there is such a document. It is sheer, pure fabrication.” — Reuters


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let $auction := doc("benchx-db/auction.xml") return for $b in $auction/site/open_auctions/open_auction return <increase>{$b/bidder[1]/increase/text()}</increase>
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I'm really keen on the role of a Games Software Engineer you're offering at Niantic, and while my Portfolio does show experience with Unity, I wanted to prove to you that I'm still proficient in the engine. Since I saw the job posting yesterday, I've spent my free time creating a little AR app to show you...
I have 2.5 years experience in a multi-person game studio, working mostly in C++ in a proprietry 3D game engine. I'm regularly communicating with other project team members,
something that I love doing. I'm profficient in GLSL (As you can see elsewhere in my protfolio), and currently handle the majority of shader code additions for the project I
currently work on.
Most important of all, I love games, and the way they can connect people together. I think Niantic is the company that embodies that idea most in the
games industry, so it would be an absolute dream to work with you!
I do require visa sponsorship to work anywhere other than the UK, hopefully you agree that I'm worth it!


public enum SoundType
Created by Shynixn 2019.
public static SoundType AMBIENCE_CAVE
public static SoundType AMBIENCE_RAIN
public static SoundType AMBIENCE_THUNDER
public static SoundType ANVIL_BREAK
public static SoundType ANVIL_LAND
public static SoundType ANVIL_USE
public static SoundType ARROW_HIT
public static SoundType BURP
public static SoundType CHEST_CLOSE
public static SoundType CHEST_OPEN
public static SoundType CLICK
public static SoundType DOOR_CLOSE
public static SoundType DOOR_OPEN
public static SoundType DRINK
public static SoundType EAT
public static SoundType EXPLODE
public static SoundType FALL_BIG
public static SoundType FALL_SMALL
public static SoundType FIRE
public static SoundType FIRE_IGNITE
public static SoundType FIZZ
public static SoundType FUSE
public static SoundType GLASS
public static SoundType HURT_FLESH
public static SoundType ITEM_BREAK
public static SoundType ITEM_PICKUP
public static SoundType LAVA
public static SoundType LAVA_POP
public static SoundType LEVEL_UP
public static SoundType MINECART_BASE
public static SoundType MINECART_INSIDE
public static SoundType NOTE_BASS
public static SoundType NOTE_PIANO
public static SoundType NOTE_BASS_DRUM
public static SoundType NOTE_STICKS
public static SoundType NOTE_BASS_GUITAR
public static SoundType NOTE_SNARE_DRUM
public static SoundType NOTE_PLING
public static SoundType ORB_PICKUP
public static SoundType PISTON_EXTEND
public static SoundType PISTON_RETRACT
public static SoundType PORTAL
public static SoundType PORTAL_TRAVEL
public static SoundType PORTAL_TRIGGER
public static SoundType SHOOT_ARROW
public static SoundType SPLASH
public static SoundType SPLASH2
public static SoundType STEP_GRASS
public static SoundType STEP_GRAVEL
public static SoundType STEP_LADDER
public static SoundType STEP_SAND
public static SoundType STEP_SNOW
public static SoundType STEP_STONE
public static SoundType STEP_WOOD
public static SoundType STEP_WOOL
public static SoundType SWIM
public static SoundType WATER
public static SoundType WOOD_CLICK
public static SoundType BAT_DEATH
public static SoundType BAT_HURT
public static SoundType BAT_IDLE
public static SoundType BAT_LOOP
public static SoundType BAT_TAKEOFF
public static SoundType BLAZE_BREATH
public static SoundType BLAZE_DEATH
public static SoundType BLAZE_HIT
public static SoundType CAT_HISS
public static SoundType CAT_HIT
public static SoundType CAT_MEOW
public static SoundType CAT_PURR
public static SoundType CAT_PURREOW
public static SoundType CHICKEN_IDLE
public static SoundType CHICKEN_HURT
public static SoundType CHICKEN_EGG_POP
public static SoundType CHICKEN_WALK
public static SoundType COW_IDLE
public static SoundType COW_HURT
public static SoundType COW_WALK
public static SoundType CREEPER_HISS
public static SoundType CREEPER_DEATH
public static SoundType ENDERDRAGON_DEATH
public static SoundType ENDERDRAGON_GROWL
public static SoundType ENDERDRAGON_HIT
public static SoundType ENDERDRAGON_WINGS
public static SoundType ENDERMAN_DEATH
public static SoundType ENDERMAN_HIT
public static SoundType ENDERMAN_IDLE
public static SoundType ENDERMAN_TELEPORT
public static SoundType ENDERMAN_SCREAM
public static SoundType ENDERMAN_STARE
public static SoundType GHAST_SCREAM
public static SoundType GHAST_SCREAM2
public static SoundType GHAST_CHARGE
public static SoundType GHAST_DEATH
public static SoundType GHAST_FIREBALL
public static SoundType GHAST_MOAN
public static SoundType IRONGOLEM_ATTACK
public static SoundType IRONGOLEM_DEATH
public static SoundType IRONGOLEM_HIT
public static SoundType IRONGOLEM_WALK
public static SoundType MAGMACUBE_WALK
public static SoundType MAGMACUBE_WALK2
public static SoundType MAGMACUBE_JUMP
public static SoundType PIG_IDLE
public static SoundType PIG_DEATH
public static SoundType PIG_WALK
public static SoundType SHEEP_IDLE
public static SoundType SHEEP_SHEAR
public static SoundType SHEEP_WALK
public static SoundType SILVERFISH_HIT
public static SoundType SILVERFISH_KILL
public static SoundType SILVERFISH_IDLE
public static SoundType SILVERFISH_WALK
public static SoundType SKELETON_IDLE
public static SoundType SKELETON_DEATH
public static SoundType SKELETON_HURT
public static SoundType SKELETON_WALK
public static SoundType SLIME_ATTACK
public static SoundType SLIME_WALK
public static SoundType SLIME_WALK2
public static SoundType SPIDER_IDLE
public static SoundType SPIDER_DEATH
public static SoundType SPIDER_WALK
public static SoundType WITHER_DEATH
public static SoundType WITHER_HURT
public static SoundType WITHER_IDLE
public static SoundType WITHER_SHOOT
public static SoundType WITHER_SPAWN
public static SoundType WOLF_BARK
public static SoundType WOLF_DEATH
public static SoundType WOLF_GROWL
public static SoundType WOLF_HOWL
public static SoundType WOLF_HURT
public static SoundType WOLF_PANT
public static SoundType WOLF_SHAKE
public static SoundType WOLF_WALK
public static SoundType WOLF_WHINE
public static SoundType ZOMBIE_METAL
public static SoundType ZOMBIE_WOOD
public static SoundType ZOMBIE_WOODBREAK
public static SoundType ZOMBIE_IDLE
public static SoundType ZOMBIE_DEATH
public static SoundType ZOMBIE_HURT
public static SoundType ZOMBIE_INFECT
public static SoundType ZOMBIE_UNFECT
public static SoundType ZOMBIE_REMEDY
public static SoundType ZOMBIE_WALK
public static SoundType ZOMBIE_PIG_IDLE
public static SoundType ZOMBIE_PIG_ANGRY
public static SoundType ZOMBIE_PIG_DEATH
public static SoundType ZOMBIE_PIG_HURT
public static SoundType DIG_WOOL
public static SoundType DIG_GRASS
public static SoundType DIG_GRAVEL
public static SoundType DIG_SAND
public static SoundType DIG_SNOW
public static SoundType DIG_STONE
public static SoundType DIG_WOOD
public static SoundType FIREWORK_BLAST
public static SoundType FIREWORK_BLAST2
public static SoundType FIREWORK_LARGE_BLAST
public static SoundType FIREWORK_LARGE_BLAST2
public static SoundType FIREWORK_LAUNCH
public static SoundType FIREWORK_TWINKLE
public static SoundType FIREWORK_TWINKLE2
public static SoundType SUCCESSFUL_HIT
public static SoundType HORSE_ANGRY
public static SoundType HORSE_ARMOR
public static SoundType HORSE_BREATHE
public static SoundType HORSE_DEATH
public static SoundType HORSE_GALLOP
public static SoundType HORSE_HIT
public static SoundType HORSE_IDLE
public static SoundType HORSE_JUMP
public static SoundType HORSE_LAND
public static SoundType HORSE_SADDLE
public static SoundType HORSE_SOFT
public static SoundType HORSE_WOOD
public static SoundType DONKEY_ANGRY
public static SoundType DONKEY_DEATH
public static SoundType DONKEY_HIT
public static SoundType DONKEY_IDLE
public static SoundType HORSE_SKELETON_DEATH
public static SoundType HORSE_SKELETON_HIT
public static SoundType HORSE_SKELETON_IDLE
public static SoundType HORSE_ZOMBIE_DEATH
public static SoundType HORSE_ZOMBIE_HIT
public static SoundType HORSE_ZOMBIE_IDLE
public static SoundType VILLAGER_DEATH
public static SoundType VILLAGER_TRADE
public static SoundType VILLAGER_HIT
public static SoundType VILLAGER_IDLE
public static SoundType VILLAGER_NO
public static SoundType VILLAGER_YES


World Moot Canada, Brad Peters's Experience
The 14th World Scout Moot, at Awacamenj Mino Scout Camp in Low, Quebec, Canada might have missed it's goal of 5,000 Rovers from 100 Countries, but the 139(?)-strong Australian & New Zealand Contingent were some of the 2,500 Rover-aged Scouts from 81 countries who succeeded in making millions of memories.
As well as the Rovers, the Contingent included 22(?) International Service Team Members, lovingly known as ISTs. These Leaders and Booted Rovers worked hard in all areas of the Moot, from security and warehouse, to media and catering, to subcamp team and line leaders, for our benefit, and the Moot wouldn’t have been possible without them.
For 54 of us, the adventure began in New York City on August 29th, when we met up to begin our Pre-tour, hitting the big sights in New York, Philadelphia, Washington DC and the Amish Community of Intercourse, Pennsylvania, before heading up to Niagara Falls, Toronto and finally Ottawa in Canada, where we met the rest of the Contingent and where the Moot would begin.
Some highlights of the pretour included the Statue of Liberty in New York, running up the "Rocky Steps" outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art, visiting the mind-bogglingly huge Arlington National Cemetery and the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC, the entire visit to the Amish community in Pennsylvania, Niagara Falls, the Hockey Hall of Fame and CN Tower in Toronto, not to mention the experiences along the way, like the way Steveo the Tour Director pronounced "RO-Verrrs!" when trying to get our attention and how deliriously happy he was when someone showed him that we still have the "raise your arm, shut your mouth" reflex ingrained in us from our time as Cub Scouts - he even said he was going to try and get his usual Seniors’ tours using this system too, but I don’t like his chances.
But, to get back to the main event: the Governor-General and Chief Scout of Canada, David Johnston CC, opened the Moot in front of the Canadian Houses of Parliament before we met up with our international Patrols and got bussed out to Scout Camp Awacamenj Mino – in the iconic yellow primary school buses! We got to the site and had the rest of the day to set up and get to know each other, as the patrols had been designed to introduce us all to different nationalities.
Each Patrol had been created from between 6 and 8 Rovers who had selected the same Urban Experience. There were three options for location, Toronto, Montreal and Quebec City – all of which were several hours driving time from the site in those yellow schoolbuses from the campsite. We were offered four choices of program - the Life Path, which focused on WOSM's Messengers of Peace program; the Ecoresponsible path, which focused on environmental projects; the Cultural path, which exposed us to the First Nations people of Canada; and the Adventure path, which introduced participants to the Shelterbox disaster relief scheme. Although to be honest, while the cities and programs were great, one of the most important parts of everyone's Urban Experience was the opportunity for hot showers and and proper meals.
Cultural Day was a big highlight of the Moot, and one of the few days that the entire Moot was on site. We started out in our Sub-Camps talking about our different cultures and teaching each other different words and phrases in our languages and dialects. After lunch, we headed to the Contingent Area, where each Contingent was given it's own tent to decorate and inhabit during the Moot. National songs were sung and chants were shouted, and I said "grouse" more on this one day than I have in the rest of my life.
Just about every Contingent had arranged for a national dish of some kind - we went with a sausage sizzle (although with much more upmarket sausages than we'd use at home) and the Kiwis brought along Minties and some kind of chocolate-covered pineapple lollie. This was off-budget though, as we'd only found the Barbecue after we'd arrived at the Moot. So to recover the cost, we introduced the rest of the world to the concept of a meat tray raffle. To help them understand what the tickets we were selling were for, we had to call it a “meat lottery” though, which just sounded so wrong.
There were plenty of onsite activities as well, from Scouting favourites like hiking, rock climbing, abseiling and water activities to geocaching, visits to the Museums of Civilizations and War, the Omega Park open range zoo, couch rally (where you went around Ottawa trying to take photos of your patrol and couch in as many different places as possible) the Global Development Village, where we completed activities that helped us learn about Land Mines, Child Labour, Road Safety and many more.
Sport was big part of the Moot, the organisers had even provided two soccer fields, which we reappropriated to take on the UK and Ireland Contingents in Rugby - although it ended up being the Australian & NZ Contingent, plus a Namibian, a couple of Frenchmen and even a little Danish girl who I was sure was going to get picked up and run to the end of the field for another try if she ever got the ball.
We also played the UK in Cricket, although that was a straight Contingent-on-Contingent affair. Bay 13 was more intent on heckling our team and umpire, but the other spectators seemed to enjoy their antics as well as the game. The UK was much more invested in both games than we were, holding tryouts and practices, while we had to delay both games slightly while we waited for 15 and 11 people to show up respectively, and in the rugby had about a quarter of the team playing without shoes (in the Cricket match our entire team played barefoot.) This was reflected in the scores - we went down by 5 tries to none in Rugby, but only lost the Cricket by about an over.
It was interesting to take part in a World event, as the Scouts du Canada ran the Moot in a very different way than we run our Rover events here in Australia – I’ll never complain about Rover Adjusted Time again. My Patrol had a Brazillian, two Mexicans, a Brit, a Dutchman, a Venezuelan and a Fin (who was from the Swedish-speaking minority) meaning we had native speakers of English, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch and Swedish. Luckily for Sophie and I, the others had a working knowledge of English, and we didn't have to resort to interpretive dance too often, but language problems did crop up from time to time, particularly as we didn't have anyone who was very good at French, which made our time in Quebec City a bit of a challenge.
When the Moot ended, many of us unfortunately had to go straight home – which was sad, but at least it meant that we wouldn’t have to see any more celery. 35 Rovers continued on to the Post-tour around Cuba, while others used the opportunity for independent travelling, some for just a few days, some for a couple of weeks. A few lucky Rovers were able to organise longer trips to places like Europe and South America.
Thanks again to our Contingent Management Team - Contingent Leaders Peter Favelle (1st Epping RC, NSW - Australia) and Sonia Rawlings-Blackmore (NZ) Deputy Contingent Leader & Travel Coordinator Erin Slaverio (Brush Park RC, NSW) Applications & Finance Officer Nicky Strachan (Boss Hurst RC, 1st Otway Forresters, VIC) Rover Advisor David Cossart (ACC Training & Development and Branch RA, ACT Branch) as well the rest of the Contingent Team, our hosts, Scouts du Canada, the Moot Organising Committee and all the International Service Team members who made our Moot experience possible.
The next World Moot will be held in Iceland during July 2017, and many of us are already making plans to be there. If you think that you might want to join us, as a Rover or as IST, check out the website: www.worldscoutmoot.is.
Brad Peters (Birubi RC, 1st Wantirna South) does stuff for Mudbash and some Moots


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Here's another one that has taken me a while to figure out. I had mod_rewrite working perfectly on this Linux box, but somehow never got it to work properly on Win32. To start off open up your httpd.conf file and un-comment:
[code]LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so[/code]
Then locate the following segment:
[code]#
# Each directory to which Apache has access can be configured with respect
# to which services and features are allowed and/or disabled in that
# directory (and its subdirectories).
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# First, we configure the "default" to be a very restrictive set of
# features.
#
Options FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride None
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After much tinkering and experimenting I stumbled across the following settings, which after saving and re-starting Apache results in mod_rewrite picking up the rules you set up in your .htaccess file.
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Options All
AllowOverride FileInfo
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SNOWDEN: Yes, he's on his laptop. And we're looking at the man behind the device.  And the father's smiling. And the little boy looks at the webcam. It's just a glimpse, but to me it seems as though he's looking at me. And it reminds me of my childhood, of learning about technology with my own father. And I realize this man has done nothing wrong. He's just trying to get a job. He's just trying to study. He's just trying to get through life like all of us are.   We are all caught up by a system that we were not allowed to know existed.
The trouble is, targeted surveillance frequently includes the indiscriminate collection of the private data of people targeted by race but not involved in any crime. For targeted communities, there is little to no expectation of privacy from government or corporate surveillance. Instead, we are watched, either as criminals or as consumers. We do not expect policies to protect us. Instead, we’ve birthed a complex and coded culture—from jazz to spoken dialects—in order to navigate a world in which spying, from AT&T and Walmart to public benefits programs and beat cops on the block, is as much a part of our built environment as the streets covered in our blood.
What's "wrong" is not objective, and surveillance builds haystacks to find needles.
Even if you "aren't doing anything wrong", surveillance alters people's state of mind.
Similar to the state you enter when there's a police cruiser behind you.
So why would I want to practive digital privacy and anonymity anyways?
Before exploring tools, we need to talk about OPSEC.
In every instance, it is the lack of compartmentation between accounts and personas that has been the cause of the pain. Without proper compartmentation, attackers are able to leverage information from one compromised account to access another related account. ..At a bare minimum — keep your business and personal life (and accounts) separate.
While sometimes it might be best to absolve from doing these things at all while using anonymity tools, there are ways to do them safely through a bit of "compartmentalization"
tl;dr - Multiple hops through these circuits allow anonymization of your actual IP address
NoScript and HTTPS Everywhere addons
Blocks scripts and enforces encryption, respectively.
Preferences: Security Level
Bridges for traffic obsfucation
By default, Tor is set to automatically update to its latest version. You will be prompted to restart.
Updates are important! They patch major security vulnerabilities and other bugs. You can also check for updates within about:preferences
.
Tor has mobile clients!
Be _very_ careful with un-official Tor apps - these are often fake and created to track users/spread malware.
What is metadata?
EFF: Metadata (or "data about data") is data that describes a piece of information, apart from the information itself. So the content of a message is not metadata, but who sent it, when, where from, and to whom, are all examples of metadata. Legal systems often protect content more than metadata: for instance, in the United States, law enforcement needs a warrant to listen to a person's telephone calls, but claims the right to obtain the list of who you have called far more easily. However, metadata can often reveal a great deal, and will often need to be protected as carefully as the data it describes.
Physical access means "game over". Machine configurations such as Full Disk Encryption can only partially help protect against this.
Leaving no traces might seem over-paranoid, but in may cases its worth going to these measures.
$ shred -n 2 dev/sdx
Threat modeling is useful.
EFF: A way of thinking about the sorts of protection you want for your data so you can decide which potentional threats you are going to take seriously. It's impossible to protect against every kind of trick or adversary, so you should concentrate on which people might want your data, what they might want from it, and how they might get it. Coming up with a set of possible threats you plan to protect against is called threat modeling or assessing your risks.
Tor Project's official documentation is your friend!
Thank you, and stay safe.
info@lucyparsonslabs.com


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Neuroplasticity.
 Now because of how the brain works if you
understand how neuroplasticity works and with some effort you can train yourself
to do things almost anything. Now neuroplasticity is useful to understand and
knowing a little more about it means I can start to understand why I do some
things and how it leads me to learn new things, I put things in to context to
understand how things fit together and to makes learning things a little easier.
some of the ways to increase you neuroplasticity include reparation, if you
repeat a task over and over again the brain will create neural path ways that
make that task easier, you could also link the raw information to a context or
already cemented knowledge in your head, its easier to recall larger chunks of
information that small or individual bits of information.
If you want to know more.
The growth mindset.
Now the growth mindset is the belief that a person can change over time or
learn things they are not good at, this is directly opposed be the fixed mind
set which is the belief that people are only good at some things and some
things are impossible for some people to learn. In learning about both mind
sets I discovered something interesting I hold both mindsets depending on how
lazy I feel toward the topic, the key thing to remember is you can learn
anything it just depends on how much effort you are willing to put in. while
going through this I know I can use the growth mindset to my advantage, I know
I can learn this it just needs me to put in enough effort to do this but but I
know I can do this.
Would you like to know more.


In my career I have faced
technical issues with high responsibility and always strive to meet assigned deadlines.
My studies and job have brought me experience in many areas. I enjoy learning new things
and keeping up with the fast pace of technology.
I am very adaptable in different environments and also a creative problem solver.
I am currently looking to share my skills through teamwork and
to always strive to improve my programming skills.
I am interested in Agile and CI/CD.
When writing code I take responsibility for my work,
I am precise and meticulous. I take great pride in my work quality.
SFEIR (Sfeir SA)
As an Engineer at SFEIR, I developed a mobile application with IONIC Framework for my company and as a personal project.
I am also involved into the recruitment process, I wrote a Java recruitment test to challenge our newcomers. Example of basic issues:
Metropole Television (Groupe M6)
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and the third most watched television network in the French-speaking world -
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As a Software Engineer on an Agile environment, I had to maintain / migrate /
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I had to deal with:
Kyriba Corp (Kyriba)
Kyriba is a leading company in Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) treasury solutions.
Blu Age Software (Blu Age ®)
Netfective Technology develops a business development tool based on UML to generate applications (Java, .NET). I was one of the main stakeholders to provide evolutions and maintain the Blu Age ® Forward Engineering product.
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name: inverse layout: true class: center, middle, inverse --- #Software documentation Simon Brown - [Software architecture for developers](http://http://www.codingthearchitecture.com/) --- layout: false .left-column[ ## Why? ] .right-column[ - Our project documentation - The code do not tell the whole story - We are good at visualising the process ] --- layout: false .left-column[ ## The whole story ] .right-column[ - How does the system fit in the existing IT landscape? - External systems and communication style? - Which components exists and how do they communicate? - How should crosscutting concerns be implemented? - Patterns/principles used in the codebase? ] --- layout: false .left-column[ ## Sketches ] .right-column[ - Why - Communicate a lot of information in a short amount of time - Helps understand the big picture - Create shared vision of what you’re building within the development team - How - Sketching should be a collaborative activity - Create a number of diagrams at varying levels of abstraction - Common abstractions over a common notation - Would you code it that way? ] --- layout: false .left-column[ ## Context diagram ] .right-column[ ![c4](codingthearchitecture-contextDiagram.png) ] --- layout: false .left-column[ ## Container diagram ] .right-column[ ![c4](codingthearchitecture-containerDiagram.png) ] --- layout: false .left-column[ ## Component diagram ] .right-column[ ![c4](codingthearchitecture-componentDiagram.png) ] --- layout: false .left-column[ ## Software guidebook ] .right-column[ - Maps - Sights - Historic information - Practical information ] --- layout: false .left-column[ ## Guidebook ] .right-column[ - Context - What is it, who is using it? - Context diagram - Functional Overview - Key functions significant to the architecture - Quality Attributes - Quality attributes (ilities) that the architecture must satisfy? - Constraints - Approved technology, deployment platform etc. - Principles - Architectural layering strategy - Common approaches for error handling, logging, etc. ] --- layout: false .left-column[ ## Guidebook ] .right-column[ - Software Architecture - What does the “big picture” look like? - Does it show the major components and their interactions? - Use component and container diagrams. - Infrastructure Architecture - Is there a clear physical architecture? - Does it cater for redundancy, failover and disaster recovery if applicable? - Use infrastructure/network diagrams - Deployment - How and where is the software installed and configured? - How will the software will be deployed across the infrastructure elements? - Has the deployment and rollback strategy been defined? ] --- layout: false .left-column[ ## Guidebook ] .right-column[ - Operation and Support - how does the operation teams monitor and manage the system? - How can operational staff diagnose problems? - Are there any manual housekeeping tasks that need to be performed on a regular basis? - Software development isn’t just about delivering features Optional - External Interfaces - Code - Data - Decision Log ] --- layout: false .left-column[ ## Inspiration ] .right-column[ - Software architecture for developers - Simon Brown - Living Documentation - Cyrille Martraire ] --- name: last-page template: inverse ## That's all for now! Slideshow created using [remark](http://github.com/gnab/remark).


| 002:194 Khan | : |
The sacred month is for the sacred month, and for the prohibited things, there is the Law of Equality (Qisas). Then whoever transgresses the prohibition against you, you transgress likewise against him. And fear Allah, and know that Allah is with Al-Muttaqun (the pious - see V.2:2). |
| 002:194 Maulana | : |
The sacred month for the sacred month, and retaliation (is allowed) in sacred things. Whoever then acts aggressively against you, inflict injury on him according to the injury he has inflicted on you and keep your duty to Allah, and know that Allah is with those who keep their duty. |
| 002:194 Pickthal | : |
The forbidden month for the forbidden month, and forbidden things in retaliation.  Observe your duty to Allah, and know that Allah is with those who ward off (evil). |
| 002:194 Rashad | : |
During the Sacred Months, aggression may be met by an equivalent response. If they attack you, you may retaliate by inflicting an equitable retribution. You shall observe GOD and know that GOD is with the righteous. |
| 002:194 Sarwar | : |
It is because of their disrespect of a sacred month that you are also allowed to retaliate against them in a sacred month. If any one transgresses against you, you also may retaliate against them to an equal extent. Have fear of God and know that He supports the pious. |
| 002:194 Shakir | : |
The Sacred month for the sacred month and all sacred things are (under the law of) retaliation; whoever then acts aggressively against you, inflict injury on him according to the injury he has inflicted on you and be careful (of your duty) to Allah and know that Allah is with those who guard (against evil). |
| 002:194 Sherali | : |
The violation of a Sacred Month may be retaliated in the Sacred Month, and for all sacred things there is the law of retaliation. So whoso transgresses against you, punish him for his transgression to the extent to which he has transgressed against you. And fear ALLAH and know that ALLAH is with those who fear him, |
| 002:194 Yusufali | : |
The prohibited month for the prohibited month,- and so for all things prohibited,- there is the law of equality. If then any one transgresses the prohibition against you, Transgress ye likewise against him. But fear Allah, and know that Allah is with those who restrain themselves. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > خشية الله تعالى وتقواه Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Devoutness and Fear of Allah الجهاد > (تعليمات حربية (أحكام خاصة > (تعليمات حربية (أحكام خاصة > القتال في الأشهر الحرم Jihad> Warlike Instructions\Special Rules> Warlike Instructions\Special Rules> Fighting during the Sacred Months الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > الدعوة إلى الجهاد Jihad> The Call to Jihad>The Call for the Holy War الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > المعاملة بالمثل Jihad> The Call to Jihad>Likewise Treatment العمل > الجزاء > جزاء السيئة بمثلها Action(Work)> The Reward> The Misdeed is Rewarded by a Likewise العمل > العمل الطالح > القتل والقتال > القتال فى المسجد الحرام و فى الاشهر الحرم Action(Work)> Bad Deeds>Killing and Fighting> Fighting in the Sacred Mosque in the Sacred Months العلاقات القضائية > أحكام قانونية > الجزاء > القصاص Judicial Relationships>Legal Rules>The Penalty>The Punishments العلاقات القضائية > علاقات قانونية ودستورية > السيئة بمثلها Judicial Relationships>Legal and Constitutional Relations>Sin in Likewise العلوم والفنون > التقويم > الأشهر الحرم Science and Art>Evaluation>The Sacred Months العلوم والفنون > التقويم > الشهر الحرام Science and Art>Evaluation>The Sacred Month
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One night I was snooping through my fathers medicine cabinet, and viola! There was a bottle of about 50 Buprenorphine pills. I decided to take about 6 or 7 out of this nearly full bottle, in hopes that he would not notice. I had heard of the brand name of this drug before, (suboxone), so I went onto the internet to do some research, and found that it is a very long lasting opiate, used to get people off of heroin. And was generally taken sublingualy, or placed under the tongue until dissolved.
I read another report that said the pill was crushed and placed under the tongue so I crushed one 2mg tablet and placed it under my tongue. Right after I did this, I hopped in the shower and waited for the effects to come on. About 15-20 minutes into the shower I noticed that I started to get very 'spacey' and out of it. I remember my eyes drifting from one tiny water droplet to another, and focusing on how the light hits each one. After that I got this strange urge to just sit down. So I sat for about 30 minutes and then decided I was bored of that.
After my shower, it was about 11 PM, and I went into the other room to watch some television. I was sort of expecting a more intense high, more like when I tried heroin, methadone, and oxycodone. With this in mind I decided to take another 2 mg tablet. At this time I did not want to be bothered by crushing up the pill again and holding it under my tongue, so I just took it with some water. I wasn't quite sure whether it would work this way or not, but I didn't think that it would have any negative effects.
About and 2 hours have passed now, and I am really feeling a strong body high. Everything was numb, and almost vibrating. I was having trouble walking from room to room. Although I wasn't doing anything at all, other than watching television and going onto the internet, I was very content and happy. At this time, I noticed a little bit of nausea coming on, so I went into my room with my ipod, and lied down on my bed for a while.
So lets say that about 4 hours have past now, and I am really feeling that normal opiate high that I know and love. I ended up staying in my bed for about 3 more hours just listening to music, not necessarily awake or sleeping. All I can describe my feeling were being in 'heaven' for the rest of the night. That is until I decided to get up for whatever reason. As soon as I got out of bed, I was so sick to my stomach I couldn't take it. I ended up getting a drink the going back into bed. As soon as I lied back down I felt fine, and my nausea went away. I fell asleep some time after that, just to wake up in about a half an hour. This cycle went on for the rest of the night.
So at about 7 AM I got out of bed to go into the living room to watch some television. The nausea was still very prevalent whenever I moved. I was still pretty high and remember thinking to myself: wow, this drug last forever! Throughout the rest of the day, the effects slowly tapered off, but the nausea stayed all the way untill the next night, about 24 hours.
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setreuid, setregid - set real and/or effective user or group ID
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <unistd.h>
int setreuid(uid_t ruid, uid_t
euid);
int setregid(gid_t rgid, gid_t egid);
Feature Test Macro Requirements for glibc (see feature_test_macros(7)):
setreuid(), setregid():
_XOPEN_SOURCE >= 500
|| /* Since glibc 2.19: */ _DEFAULT_SOURCE
|| /* Glibc versions <= 2.19: */ _BSD_SOURCE
setreuid() sets real and effective user IDs of the calling process.
Supplying a value of -1 for either the real or effective user ID
forces the system to leave that ID unchanged.
Unprivileged processes may only set the effective user ID to the
real user ID, the effective user ID, or the saved set-user-ID.
Unprivileged users may only set the real user ID to the real user
ID or the effective user ID.
If the real user ID is set (i.e., ruid is not -1) or the
effective user ID is set to a value not equal to the previous real user ID,
the saved set-user-ID will be set to the new effective user ID.
Completely analogously, setregid() sets real and effective
group ID's of the calling process, and all of the above holds with
"group" instead of "user".
On success, zero is returned. On error, -1 is returned, and errno is set
appropriately.
Note: there are cases where setreuid() can fail even
when the caller is UID 0; it is a grave security error to omit checking for
a failure return from setreuid().
- EAGAIN
- The call would change the caller's real UID (i.e., ruid does not
match the caller's real UID), but there was a temporary failure allocating
the necessary kernel data structures.
- EAGAIN
- ruid does not match the caller's real UID and this call would bring
the number of processes belonging to the real user ID ruid over the
caller's RLIMIT_NPROC resource limit. Since Linux 3.1, this error
case no longer occurs (but robust applications should check for this
error); see the description of EAGAIN in execve(2).
- EINVAL
- One or more of the target user or group IDs is not valid in this user
namespace.
- EPERM
- The calling process is not privileged (on Linux, does not have the
necessary capability in its user namespace: CAP_SETUID in the case
of setreuid(), or CAP_SETGID in the case of
setregid()) and a change other than (i) swapping the effective user
(group) ID with the real user (group) ID, or (ii) setting one to the value
of the other or (iii) setting the effective user (group) ID to the value
of the saved set-user-ID (saved set-group-ID) was specified.
POSIX.1-2001, POSIX.1-2008, 4.3BSD (setreuid() and setregid()
first appeared in 4.2BSD).
Setting the effective user (group) ID to the saved set-user-ID (saved
set-group-ID) is possible since Linux 1.1.37 (1.1.38).
POSIX.1 does not specify all of the UID changes that Linux permits
for an unprivileged process. For setreuid(), the effective user ID
can be made the same as the real user ID or the saved set-user-ID, and it is
unspecified whether unprivileged processes may set the real user ID to the
real user ID, the effective user ID, or the saved set-user-ID. For
setregid(), the real group ID can be changed to the value of the
saved set-group-ID, and the effective group ID can be changed to the value
of the real group ID or the saved set-group-ID. The precise details of what
ID changes are permitted vary across implementations.
POSIX.1 makes no specification about the effect of these calls on
the saved set-user-ID and saved set-group-ID.
The original Linux setreuid() and setregid() system
calls supported only 16-bit user and group IDs. Subsequently, Linux 2.4
added setreuid32() and setregid32(), supporting 32-bit IDs.
The glibc setreuid() and setregid() wrapper functions
transparently deal with the variations across kernel versions.
At the kernel level, user IDs and group IDs are a per-thread attribute. However,
POSIX requires that all threads in a process share the same credentials. The
NPTL threading implementation handles the POSIX requirements by providing
wrapper functions for the various system calls that change process UIDs and
GIDs. These wrapper functions (including those for setreuid() and
setregid()) employ a signal-based technique to ensure that when one
thread changes credentials, all of the other threads in the process also
change their credentials. For details, see nptl(7).
getgid(2), getuid(2), seteuid(2), setgid(2),
setresuid(2), setuid(2), capabilities(7),
credentials(7), user_namespaces(7)
This page is part of release 5.05 of the Linux man-pages project. A
description of the project, information about reporting bugs, and the latest
version of this page, can be found at https://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/.


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- Bio- I'm originally from Santa Barbara, CA and have only moved to Seattle in June.
- My Education- I graduated from UC Santa Barbara, and will be pursing my MBA degee this fall at UW.
- Work Experience - I have worked in the Finance and Sales Dept. of 3 different Tech companies.
- Goals - I want to become a software developer to write code on Salesforce.com's AppExchange.
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- Good Will Hunting
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- Inception
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Slipknot Announce Knotfest Cruise
Slipknot are bringing Knotfest At Sea to Barcelona in 2020
Calling all seafaring Maggots, Slipknot have announced their very first Knotfest cruise.
Yes, you read that right. Knotfest At Sea will take place off the coast of Barcelona, Spain, from August 10-14, 2020 and will feature two separate performances from Slipknot across the weekend.
Or, as Clown puts it in the video below, “Barcelona, a big-ass ship, and the sea. You, us, you’re not gonna want to miss it.”
READ THIS: The inside story of Slipknot’s Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses)
The full line-up is yet to be announced, as are other “on board activities”. If it’s anything like the Knotfests we’ve seen on land, there could be a whole host of dark and twisted exhibitions from the mind of The Nine.
For more information, head to KnotfestAtSea.com.
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I’ve taken part many times in the debate on whether to track the Pods/
directory in source control. I believe the dependencies should be tracked, and I want to try to explain the philosophy behind why I think the way I do. I’ll do so by building from basic principles regarding tools developers use every day: compilers, source control managers and dependency managers. Bear with me for a moment, if you will:
A compiler takes human-readable source code and translates it into machine-readable code. It doesn’t know the difference between who wrote the code, whether it was that coder that got hit by the bus last week, or the five you had to hire to replace them.
Correspondingly, a linker takes the blobs of machine code output from the compiler and splices them together into one blob. This might include blobs made by other compilers at other times. As long as they are well formed and readable, the linker doesn’t care whether the blobs were just spat out by the compiler ahead of it in the toolchain, downloaded from artifactory, or any combination of those and other possibilities.
Source control managers keep a record of the changes made to any text files it knows about, as a list of important milestones in that history recorded by the developer (“commits”). It does not care who commits those changes; they are recorded the same way every time.
I believe that all code that a compiler will compile, and all blobs the linker will link, should be tracked in a way that guarantees an exact replica of a binary, with minimal friction, given a single identifier (commit hash or tag). This means that the simple act of checking out a commit should give you everything you need to build the final product. No calls out to the network to get the right dependencies, which brings us to…
A dependency manager is a tool that takes a list of things you want to use, reduces duplications and (hopefully) conflicts, and retrieves those things. You pull a lever, and all the souce code and precompiled binaries are retrieved (usually over the network, whether it’s an in-house LAN or the internet) and written into place on your disk.
Think again about my earlier statements about compilers, linkers and source control. They don’t know or care about the originator of the code and blobs. On a more abstract level, a dependency manager is really just another code author. You may not be keying in all the glyphs that make up AFNetworking, but when you instruct CocoaPods to retrieve that library’s code, you are metaprogramming to generate that source code on your machine. It then gets compiled and linked the same as your application code. Therefore I believe you should check in the code you’ve “written” using your dependency manager.
I think we’ve heaped far too many responsibilities onto dependency managers today. If you don’t check in your Pods/
directory, you are using it to reconstruct a fragmented source history whenever you need to recreate a previous release. CocoaPods can also be used as a way to package precompiled binaries for distribution as others’ dependencies. It makes assumptions about how your Xcode project should be structured, in terms of file locations, Xcode’s File Navigator structure, build settings, artifacts and project/workspace/scheme organization. Too much can go wrong with a simple Xcode update. It’s too many moving parts, period.
The only thing I want to do with CocoaPods is to pull that lever and update what I want updated. Then I can look at the diffs, commit the changes (as its own commit!), and I’ll be able to get everything I need with a single checkout next time. I’ll be able to traverse updates to my dependencies in the same way as updates to source code I manually type with my fingers, when I do my next git bisect
. I won’t have to worry about GitHub outages or source locations changing or being removed the next time my CI build kicks off and tries to download the dependencies all over again.
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Jan. 4-5 - Wild-card playoffs.
Jan. 11_12 - Divisional playoffs.
Jan. 19 - AFC, NFC championship games.
Jan. 26 - Pro Bowl.
Feb. 2 - Super Bowl, Miami Gardens, Fla.
Feb. 24-March 2 - NFL scouting combine, Indianapolis.
Feb. 25 - First day for clubs to designate franchise or transition players.
March 10 - Deadline for clubs to designate franchise or transition players before 4 p.m. EDT
March 18 - Free agency, trading periods begin, 4 p.m. EDT
March 29-April 1 - Annual league meeting, Palm Beach, Fla.
April 17 - Deadline for restricted free agents to sign offer sheets.
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Notify.js is a simple wrapper for the Web Notification API. The GitHub repo is here.
Click the button below to fire up a notification. Currently supported in Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Firefox OS.


The goal of ActionOutlet
is to provide an easy API to build dynamic actions on runtime
and have the possibility to get notified for each and every change, that happens to any particular action.
e.g. Title change, icon change, disabled state, etc.
ng-action-outlet
You can use either npm or yarn command-line tool.
Choose the tool that is appropriate for your project.
npm install @ng-action-outlet/core
yarn add @ng-action-outlet/core
ActionOutletModule
Import Action Outlet NgModule to your Angular module
import { ActionOutletModule } from '@ng-action-outlet/core';
@NgModule({
...
imports: [ActionOutletModule],
...
})
export class ExampleModule { }
Use providers to set default components for each action to be used for rendering.
Provide action class and use value pointing to your component class,
so that action outlet can associate component to provided action.
import { ActionOutletModule, ActionButton, ActionGroup, ActionToggle } from '@ng-action-outlet/core';
import { ExampleButtonComponent } from './example-button.component';
import { ExampleGroupComponent } from './example-group.component';
import { ExampleToggleComponent } from './example-toggle.component';
@NgModule({
...
imports: [ActionOutletModule],
providers: [{
provide: ActionButton,
useValue: ExampleButtonComponent
}, {
provide: ActionGroup,
useValue: ExampleGroupComponent
}, {
provide: ActionToggle,
useValue: ExampleToggleComponent
}]
...
})
export class ExampleModule { }
In order to override your default settings, do the same as initially in a module,
but only for actions that you actually wish to change.
import { ActionToggle } from '@ng-action-outlet/core';
import { ExampleCheckboxComponent } from './example-checkbox.component';
@Component({
...
providers: [{
provide: ActionToggle,
useValue: ExampleCheckboxComponent
}]
...
})
export class ExampleComponent { }
Create actions in a component class so that they can be accessed from the template.
import { ActionOutletFactory } from '@ng-action-outlet/core';
@Component(...)
export class ExampleComponent implements OnInit {
...
group: ActionGroup;
constructor(private actionOutlet: ActionOutletFactory) { }
ngOnInit() {
this.group = this.actionOutlet.createGroup();
this.group.createToggle()
.setTitle('Example title')
.check();
}
...
}
Bind created actions to actionOutlet
renderer directive.
<ng-container *actionOutlet="group"></ng-container>
In order to create custom action class, refer to ActionAbstract class.


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Plane bursts into flames after landing in Egypt
by Oluwakemi AbimbolaA Boeing 737-800 carrying 196 passengers burst into flames shortly after landing at Sharm el-Sheikh Airport in Egypt.
The aircraft (UR-SQH), operating flight PQ7153 from Zaporizhia on November 9, had turned into its parking bay after landing when, shortly after it stopped, flames erupted on the left-hand main gear.
Sun UK revealed that airport CCTV footage captures the moment the plane came to a stop and the wheels on the left side of the aircraft turned into a fireball.
The fire was “quickly extinguished” by airport staff “without the use of special equipment.
None of the 189 passengers and seven crew members was injured.
Reacting to the fire incident, the Egyptian civil aviation ministry said the fire “could have turned into a disaster” but for the staff from EgyptAir Ground Services who dealt “professionally” with the fire, preventing it from spreading to other parts of the aircraft.
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"""
module defining the class Repository
The repository class represents an abstraction for the user to interface with the backend. It provides
standard CRUD operations as defined below.
"""
import datetime
import pandas as pd
import psycopg2
from riverrunner import context
from riverrunner.context import Measurement, Prediction, RiverRun, Station, StationRiverDistance
from riverrunner import settings
from sqlalchemy.exc import SQLAlchemyError
[docs]class Repository:
"""interface between application and backend
"""
def __init__(self, session=None, connection=None):
if session is None:
self.__context = context.Context(settings.DATABASE)
self.__session = self.__context.Session()
else:
self.__session = session
if connection is None:
self.__connection = psycopg2.connect(**settings.PSYCOPG_DB)
else:
self.__connection = connection
def __del__(self):
self.__session.close()
self.__connection.close()
[docs] def clear_predictions(self, run_id):
"""delete all existing predictions from database
Returns
None
"""
self.__session.query(Prediction).filter(Prediction.run_id == run_id).delete()
[docs] def get_all_runs(self):
"""retrieve all runs from db
Returns
DataFrame: containing all runs
"""
runs = pd.DataFrame([r.dict for r in self.__session.query(RiverRun).all()])
return runs
[docs] def get_all_runs_as_list(self):
"""returns all runs as select list
Returns
[{'label', 'value'}]: list of select options for drop down
"""
try:
return self.__session.query(RiverRun).all()
except SQLAlchemyError as e:
print([str(a) for a in e.args])
self.__session.rollback()
[docs] def get_all_stations(self, source=None):
"""retrieve all weather stations from db
Returns:
DataFrame: containing all weather stations
"""
if source is not None:
stations = self.__session.query(Station).filter(
Station.source == source
).all()
else:
stations = self.__session.query(Station).all()
stations = [s.dict for s in stations]
return pd.DataFrame(stations)
[docs] def get_measurements(self, run_id, start_date=None, end_date=None, min_distance=0., metric_ids=None):
""" get a set of measurements from the db
* not supplying a start and end date will return measurements covering the previous 30 days. add a start date to retrieve older
* supplying a start date without and end date will pull all measurements up to the current day
* if no min distance (or a negative distance) is provided the method will return measurements associated with the closest weather station from each unique source
* supplying a distance will NOT guarantee both NOAA and USGS stations are retrieved
* supplying an end date without a start will raise an exception
* supplying an end date earlier than the start will raise an exception
Args:
run_id (int): retrieve measurements associated with a specific run
start_date (DateTime) - optional: beginning of date range for which to retrieve measurements. if None is
supplied the function will default to retrieving the past thirty days
end_date (DateTime) - optional: end of date range for which to retrieve measurements
min_distance (float) - optional: distance from run for which to retrieve measurements
metric_ids ([str]) - optional: list of metric ids to filter
Returns:
DataFrame: containing measurements within the given set of parameters
Raises:
ValueError: if start date is later than end date
ValueError: if start date is is later than current date
ValueError: if end date is supplied without a starting date
"""
# ensure dates are correct
if start_date is not None:
if start_date > datetime.datetime.now():
raise ValueError('start date cannot be later than today')
if end_date is not None and end_date < start_date:
raise ValueError('end date cannot be before start date')
else:
start_date = datetime.datetime.now() - datetime.timedelta(days=30)
if end_date is None:
end_date = datetime.datetime.now()
# ensure the run_id exists if it was supplied
def raise_rid_error():
raise ValueError('run_id does not exist: %s' % run_id)
if run_id > -1:
try:
run = self.__session.query(RiverRun.run_id).filter(RiverRun.run_id == run_id).first()
if run is None:
raise_rid_error()
except Exception as e:
raise_rid_error()
else:
raise_rid_error()
# define the stations we need to reference
stations = self.__session.query(StationRiverDistance.station_id,
StationRiverDistance.distance,
Station.source) \
.join(Station, (Station.station_id == StationRiverDistance.station_id)) \
.filter(StationRiverDistance.run_id == run_id) \
.order_by(StationRiverDistance.distance) \
.all()
# make sure at least one of each weather source is returned
if min_distance <= 0.:
tmp = []
noaa, usgs, snow = False, False, False
for station in stations:
if 'NOAA' == station[2]:
tmp.append(station)
noaa = True
elif 'USGS' == station[2]:
tmp.append(station)
usgs = True
elif 'SNOW' == station[2]:
tmp.append(station)
snow = True
if noaa and usgs and snow:
break
stations = tmp
else:
stations = [s for s in stations if s[1] < min_distance]
station_ids = [s[0] for s in stations]
# make the query
if metric_ids is None:
measurements = self.__session.query(Measurement) \
.filter(Measurement.date_time >= start_date,
Measurement.date_time < end_date,
Measurement.station_id.in_(station_ids), ) \
.all()
else:
measurements = self.__session.query(Measurement) \
.filter(Measurement.date_time >= start_date,
Measurement.date_time < end_date,
Measurement.station_id.in_(station_ids),
Measurement.metric_id.in_(metric_ids)) \
.all()
df = pd.DataFrame([m.dict for m in measurements])
return df
[docs] def get_run(self, run_id):
"""retrieve a single run
Args
run_id (int): run id
"""
if run_id < 0:
raise ValueError('run id does not exist')
else:
pass
try:
run = self.__session.query(RiverRun).filter(RiverRun.run_id == run_id).scalar()
if run is None:
raise ValueError('run id does not exist')
return run
except SQLAlchemyError as e:
print([str(a) for a in e.args])
raise e
[docs] def put_measurements_from_csv(self, csv_file):
""" add a file of measurements
Notes:
* will overwrite previous values with same primary key
* connection will rollback transaction if commit fails
Args:
csv_file (file): name of file containing records to insert
Returns:
bool: success/exception
Raises:
Exception: if error occurs while connected to database
"""
try:
with self.__connection.cursor() as cursor:
with open(csv_file, "r") as f:
cursor.copy_from(f, "tmp_measurement", sep=",")
cursor.execute("""
INSERT into measurement
SELECT * FROM tmp_measurement
ON CONFLICT (station_id, metric_id, date_time)
DO UPDATE SET value = EXCLUDED.value;
""")
cursor.execute("""
DELETE FROM tmp_measurement;
""")
self.__connection.commit()
return True
except:
self.__connection.rollback()
raise
[docs] def put_measurements_from_list(self, measurements):
"""add a list of measurements to the database
Args
measurements [Measurement]: list of measurements to put in the db
Returns
None
"""
try:
self.__session.add_all(measurements)
self.__session.commit()
except SQLAlchemyError as e:
print([str(a) for a in e.args])
self.__session.rollback()
raise e
[docs] def put_predictions(self, predictions):
"""add a set of predictions
Args
predictions ([Prediction]): set of predictions to insert
"""
if not type(predictions) is list:
predictions = [predictions]
self.__session.add_all(predictions)
self.__session.commit()
[docs] def put_station_river_distances(self, strd):
"""put station river distance objects in the db
Args:
strd ([StationRiverDistance]): list of StationRiverDistances to add
"""
if not type(strd) is list:
strd = [strd]
try:
self.__session.add_all(strd)
self.__session.commit()
return True
except Exception as e:
self.__session.rollback()
return False


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According to the law of demeter, a model should only talk to its immediate association, don’t talk to the association’s association and association’s property, it is a case of loose coupling.
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- calendar - Static variable in class Scheduler.AppHelper
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Create current time variable for to check database data against
- calendar - Variable in class Scheduler.AppointmentsController
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Current calendar instance of the current logged in user
- cbContactPerson - Variable in class Scheduler.AppointmentsController
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FXML value for the contact person combo box
- cbCountry - Variable in class Scheduler.CustomersController
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FXML field for the form combo box customer country
- cbState - Variable in class Scheduler.CustomersController
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FXML field for the form combo box customer state
- checkFormCorrectness(HashMap<String, String>) - Static method in class Scheduler.AppHelper
-
Check given form data for basic correctness and error checking
- clearFormData() - Method in class Scheduler.AppointmentsController
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Clear all of the form data storage and text fields
- clearFormData() - Method in class Scheduler.CustomersController
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Clear all form data
- clearSessionData() - Static method in class Scheduler.AppHelper
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Clear data for new Session
- contactID - Variable in class Scheduler.Appointments
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Stores int value representing the appointments contact ID
- contactID - Variable in class Scheduler.Contacts
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Stores unique int value representing contact ID
- contactName - Variable in class Scheduler.Appointments
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Stores String value representing appointment contact name
- contactName - Variable in class Scheduler.Contacts
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Stores string value representing contacts name
- contacts - Static variable in class Scheduler.AppHelper
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Stores all contacts
- Contacts - Class in Scheduler
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Model class for contacts
- Contacts(int, String, String) - Constructor for class Scheduler.Contacts
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Constructor for contact model class
- contactSched - Static variable in class Scheduler.AppHelper
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Stores all schedules of the contacts
- convertFromStringToCal(String) - Static method in class Scheduler.AppHelper
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Convert string representing time to calendar
- convertTimeBackToUTC(Calendar) - Static method in class Scheduler.AppHelper
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Convert date and time back to utc for database storage
- convertTimeToLocal(Calendar) - Static method in class Scheduler.AppHelper
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Convert given date and time to local time of user
- convertTSToCalendar(Timestamp) - Static method in class Scheduler.AppHelper
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Convert Timestamp to calendar
- countries - Static variable in class Scheduler.AppHelper
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Stores all countries
- country - Variable in class Scheduler.Customers
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Stores string value representing customer residing country
- Country - Class in Scheduler
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Model Class for Country data
- Country(int, String, Timestamp, String, Timestamp, String) - Constructor for class Scheduler.Country
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Constructor for Country model class
- countryHasBeenSelected - Variable in class Scheduler.CustomersController
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boolean field for the question have the country been selected already? storage values
- countryID - Variable in class Scheduler.Country
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Stores unique int value representing country ID
- countryID - Variable in class Scheduler.FirstDivision
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Stores int value representing the first divisions country ID
- countryName - Variable in class Scheduler.Country
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Stores string value representing country name
- createApptFromFormData(HashMap<String, String>) - Static method in class Scheduler.AppHelper
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Create appointment from given form data
- createCustomerFromFormData(HashMap<String, String>) - Static method in class Scheduler.AppHelper
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Create customer from given form data
- createdBy - Variable in class Scheduler.Appointments
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Stores String value representing who created the appointment
- createdBy - Variable in class Scheduler.Country
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Stores string value representing country created by name
- createdBy - Variable in class Scheduler.Customers
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Stores string value representing who initially created the customer object
- createdBy - Variable in class Scheduler.FirstDivision
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Stores string value representing who created the first division
- createdBy - Variable in class Scheduler.Users
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Stores String value representing user create by
- createdDate - Variable in class Scheduler.Appointments
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Stores Timestamp value representing appointment create time and date
- createdDate - Variable in class Scheduler.Country
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Stores timestamp value representing country object was first created
- createdDate - Variable in class Scheduler.Customers
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Stores timestamp value representing when customer was initially created
- createdDate - Variable in class Scheduler.FirstDivision
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Stores timestamp value representing date division was created
- createdDate - Variable in class Scheduler.Users
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Stores LocalDateTime value representing user create date
- createLog(boolean) - Method in class Scheduler.SignInController
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Create log String
- currentTime - Static variable in class Scheduler.AppHelper
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Create current time variable for to check database data against
- currentTimeZone - Static variable in class Scheduler.AppHelper
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Variable for the current timezone of the user
- customerID - Variable in class Scheduler.Appointments
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Stores Int value representing the appointments customer ID
- customerID - Variable in class Scheduler.Customers
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Stores unique int value representing customer ID
- customers - Static variable in class Scheduler.AppHelper
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Stores all customers
- Customers - Class in Scheduler
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Model Class for Customer data
- Customers(int, String, String, String, String, Timestamp, String, Timestamp, String, int, String, String) - Constructor for class Scheduler.Customers
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Constructor for customer model class
- CustomersController - Class in Scheduler
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Class for handling the Customers scene functionality and data
- CustomersController() - Constructor for class Scheduler.CustomersController
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