Anime Boston is part of the non-profit called North Eastern Anime Society. The Anime Boston Volunteer Program (ABVP) is a subsection of Anime Boston in charge of assisting in providing volunteer labor for the convention as well as creating a positive experience for volunteers. Volunteer work includes things such as line control, passing out pamflits, and assisting departments in other similar work.
Volunteers waiting outside the convention center for pre-con setup
Volunteer headquarters (VHQ) mid-setup
VHQ setup
Volunteer orientation
Staff presenting the schedule and rules for the weekend
Volunteers checking out for shifts
Volunteers helping string lanyards at registration
Volunteer staff deployed to solve line control situation
Volunteers helping with line control outside registration
Volunteers inflating chairs at the manga library
Volunteers handing out voting ballots at the Anime Music Video contest
Volunteers preping to help seat the main auditorium for the nights concert
Volunteers seating
Volunteers in their VIP seating for the concert given as a perk for helping
Volunteers relaxing and playing games at VHQ
Swag challenge coins for the volunteers to celebrate Anime Boston's 15th aniversery
Volunteer winning a Nintendo Switch in the volunteer raffle (proceeds go to charity)
Volunteer winning the Silver Medal of Valor for going above and beyond and assisting staff during a medical emergency
Volunteer winning patch for helping improve ABVP community
Volunteer and Staff group photo
For the summer event in 2017, we constructed an "escape the island" game. Volunteers were split into groups and complete challenges handed out by staff members spread across the island. Beating each challenge gave the group a unique item so they could construct a "boat" and "escape the island". The team that created a floatation device to carry the package (a heavy object) the fastest won.


In this book, a young boy named Nathan Suhoney, who's in 7th grade, goes hiking. While he's climbing, he slips and falls off a cliff that's approximately 400 ft. above ground.  He catches onto a ledge just 16 ft. down the pinnacle of the cliff. It's a foggy morning, so when he falls over the edge, no one can see any farther than 10 ft. down. Since he fell 16 ft., no one can see that he landed on a ledge and didn't die. Read the book to find out what happens next.
One time, Ben Hartman was listening to rock music and someone overheard the music and from then on, Ben was given the nickname Benjammin.
There once was a guy that was gey(happy). And he said hey! hey! I am gey.
Once, in english class, Joel Nicodemus was supposed to say an imperative sentence, and he said, "Die in a hole!". After that he would shorten the sentence to DIAH because it was too long. DIAH means Die In A Hole.
There once was a cow. And it said, "Beep, Beep." I'm a sheep.
What do you call a cross between Aurora and a big butt?
Sleeping Booty
Once, my mom an dad died in a hole.
There once was a weird animal and it said, "Cluck, cluck." I'm a duck.


3.10. Random Numbers¶
3.10.1. Random Numbers¶
The success of randomized algorithms depends on having access to a good random number generator. While modern compilers are likely to include a random number generator that is good enough for most purposes, it is helpful to understand how they work, and to even be able to construct your own in case you don’t trust the one provided. This is easy to do.
First, let us consider what a random sequence. From the following list, which appears to be a sequence of “random” numbers?
1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, …
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, …
2, 7, 1, 8, 2, 8, 1, 8, 2, …
In fact, all three happen to be the beginning of a some sequence in which one could continue the pattern to generate more values (in case you do not recognize it, the third one is the initial digits of the irrational constant \(e\)). Viewed as a series of digits, ideally every possible sequence has equal probability of being generated (even the three sequences above). In fact, definitions of randomness generally have features such as:
One cannot predict the next item better than by guessing.
The series cannot be described more briefly than simply listing it out. This is the equidistribution property.
There is no such thing as a random number sequence, only “random enough” sequences. A sequence is pseudo random if no future term can be predicted in polynomial time, given all past terms.
Most computer systems use a deterministic algorithm to select pseudorandom numbers. 1 The most commonly used approach historically is known as the Linear Congruential Method (LCM). The LCM method is quite simple. We begin by picking a seed that we will call \(r(1)\). Then, we can compute successive terms as follows.
where \(b\) and \(t\) are constants.
By definition of the \(\bmod\) function, all generated numbers must be in the range 0 to \(t-1\). Now, consider what happens when \(r(i) = r(j)\) for values \(i\) and \(j\). Of course then \(r(i+1) = r(j+1)\) which means that we have a repeating cycle.
Since the values coming out of the random number generator are between 0 and \(t-1\), the longest cycle that we can hope for has length \(t\). In fact, since \(r(0) = 0\), it cannot even be quite this long. It turns out that to get a good result, it is crucial to pick good values for both \(b\) and \(t\). To see why, consider the following example.
Example 3.11.1
Given a \(t\) value of 13, we can get very different results depending on the \(b\) value that we pick, in ways that are hard to predict.
In the case of \(b=5\), the generator goes through only a short sequence before repeating, with the series depending on the seed value chosen. Clearly, a \(b\) value of 5 is far inferior to \(b\) values of 6 or 7 in this example.
If you would like to write a simple LCM random number generator of your own, an effective one can be made with the following formula.
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Another approach is based on using a computer chip that generates random numbers resulting from “thermal noise” in the system. Time will tell if this approach replaces deterministic approaches.


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Athens Mayor, Steve Patterson, poses for a portrait on Court Street on September 10, 2015.
Dear new and returning Ohio University students, as the mayor of Athens, Ohio, I personally want to welcome you to our beloved community.
Although the time you spend here in Athens will seem relatively short, I truly hope that you will take the time to experience your new home. Enjoy not only what Ohio University has to offer, but also that of the city, county and region.
As I am sure that the cities and towns that you hail from are unique, I think that you will find Athens unique as well. Experience it. Take time to explore it. Visit Sells Park and hike the trails, get out and enjoy all 21 miles of the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway or experience one of the nation’s best markets right here in Athens at the Athens Farmers Market.
This is your home, and I encourage you to care for it and learn from it. While you are earning an education at Ohio University, I strongly encourage you to learn our fine city, as well, by becoming engaged via one or more of our 19 city boards and commissions.
I encourage you to immerse yourselves in Athens, and I hope that when your time here is finished you will come back to experience the memories that you will have created in our beloved city.
Again, welcome to Athens,
Mayor Steve Patterson
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Trail Report: 1996 Pine Barrens
by Terry Howe
Billy McKay up the Sand Hill
Edited by: Terry L Howe
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Feb 27, 1996


I am a third Year Software Engineering and Management Student at McMaster University. I have a passion for coding, competing at hackathons and more!
Deans Honors List (All Semesters)
Streamlines the check-up processes and decreases margin of error for medical professionals by providing a UI of patients’ data and various capture options including speech to text and livestreamed feed. It was created with Unity, C# and Microsoft Azure API and was awarded 2nd Place overall at Hack Harvard 2017
View ProjectEducational app using augmented reality to project 3D holographic models of the human anatomy. Created using Vuphoria SDK, Unity and, C# Awarded 1st Place Overall at McMaster’s DeltaHacks III Finalist of Forge Startup Competition and was offered spot in incubator
View ProjectCreated a react native app for Toronto Commuters to take the subway with more efficiency. "Launching" in July of 2018
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Data from our basic silicon sensor with indoor and outdoor locations.
Data from our cesium-iodide crystal giving precise counting statistics and energy information that allows for source identification.
Data from our air quality sensors. The top graph shows particulate concentrations, which can be used to determine the air quality index, and the lower shows the CO2 concentration in parts-per-million.
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Fig 1. Students learn about the DoseNet device from one of our members, Brian Plimley. |
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Moreover, absolutely EVERY attempt to fix or peg currencies throughout the centuries has FAILED!!!! In reality, these attempts have been an attempt to smooth out or eliminate the business cycle. Even Karl Marx wanted to eliminate the business cycle and thought confiscating everyone’s assets would kill it. Communism failed, for the business cycle CANNOT be defeated even at gunpoint.
I have warned that the immediate rally in the precious metals was NOT a breakout. I warned that there would still be one more decline to retest support. The critical factor is when the GENERAL public loses confidence in the government. That is more likely to take place AFTER the turn in the business cycle in January 2020.
Bretton Woods and the gold standard failed because they tried to fix or peg the dollar to $35 an ounce of gold, but then they spent freely and waged the Korean and Vietnam wars. This is what I mean. You cannot create any fixed exchange rate or peg and then expect the economy to relinquish its cyclical nature.
I wonder how strong the kmd peg system will be? Martin Armstrong strongly suggests that it is impossible for a peg to last due to the swings in the business cycle.


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Talks are online! Watch them on YouTube!
Building minimum viable security in SMBs
I published a framework for how to build a minimum viable security program in a small company of ~10 to maybe 100 employees. It was not an easy thing to do, nor did it happen overnight. This talk will describe the journey.
I would like to walk the audience through a 4 year journey of going from absolutely clueless about cyber security to a state where I can proudly proclaim that I know a little about a few specific areas. The journey was long and hard, but I had to do it. Most SMBs do not have someone to do this and do not know that they should be doing it at all. How do they defend themselves and how do we help them do it better on a large scale?
Keywords: SMB, Security
Resources: Talk
Speaker
Claus Cramon HoumannPeerlyst Community Manager - trying to help defenders everywhere get better faster. Former bank CISO and CIO. Active in I am the Cavalry. |
Malware analysis with a chatbot
Who prefer past his time on tchat application than his debugger? I guess everyone. This is the first idea of this project, hunting and automate reversing malware with a chatbot.
Keywords: malware, bot, reverse, automation
Speaker
Rémi ChipauxWorking at Itrust.lu in Luxembourg as a malware reverser, pentester, forensic, incident handling. Passionate by all hacking stuff and CTF challenge. Member of the HackGyver Hackerspace. |
Mitigating Java Deserialization attacks from within the JVM
It is known that Deserialization in Java is highly insecure and can be easily abused resulting in RCE and DoS attacks. The publication of these attacks exposed critical vulnerabilities in numerous Java applications and products, in all layers of the Java software stack. Because deserialization exploits are complex in nature, developers and code reviewers often fail to detect deserialization abuse cases. In this talk we will discuss the problem of Java deserialization. Developers and security code reviewers will learn how to identify dangerous code that can lead to new gadgets and how to avoid them. We will also discuss how the new Java Serialization Filtering (JEP 290) can help developers and security teams mitigate such attacks.
A live demo will also show how to bypass an existing popular solution.
Finally, we will present the root cause of these attacks from a different point of view and propose a new approach for protecting the JVM.
Keywords: Java, JVM, Deserialization, Gadget Chains, AppSec
Speaker
Apostolos GiannakidisApostolos Giannakidis is the Security Architect at Waratek, driving the research of vulnerabilities and attacks in Java and designing innovative self-protection features inside the JVM using runtime virtualization. His research interests include web application security, mitigating attacks with zero false positives and pushing the limits of the JVM capabilities. In the past, Apostolos worked in Oracle for 2 years focusing on Destructive Testing on the whole technology stack of Oracle and on Security Testing of the Solaris operating system. He regularly writes and comments on application security issues at DZone, Infosecurity Magazine and other security magazines. Apostolos has more than a decade of professional experience in the Software and Cybersecurity industry and holds an MSc in Computer Science from the University of Birmingham. |
To click or not to click, or how to build awareness about behavior online
One of the largest problem we face in and about cyber security is human error. By many investigations it came out that internal data breach goes even till 81,6 % (investigation by Verzion). This shows how important it is to make employees at hospitals/companies aware of the importance of both good cyber security and their good and sensible behavior online at the workplace. I will explain how we can reach the employee to be open and want to learn more about good behavior online. The basic training with few rules from and for IT department will bring the awareness on higher level, so we can eliminate the ability of the bad and average criminal hackers to harm the company and everyone in there.
Keywords: awareness, training, communication, password, human error, data breach
Speaker
Jelena MilosevicJelena Milosevic is a paediatrician and ICU nurse with a lot of experience, having worked at many different hospitals in the Netherlands since 1995, and before that having spent 10 years working in the ICU at the University Children's Hospital in Belgrade. Over the past three years Jelena has been active in the infosec community and has been applying her infosec knowledge to the healthcare world in order to help improve security for both patients and medical staff. Jelena is a member of the I Am The Cavalry group and a part of the Women in Cyber network. |
Automated Mail Server Testing - "Like SSL Labs, but for email"
What is the first thing you do when bringing a web server online? You check its score using SSL Labs to see if it is configured correctly or if there are any security-critical things you might have missed along the way. It's an invaluable tool for monitoring and analyzing the TLS setup of any public web server. But what do you do after you brought your email servers online? Your SMTP, POP, and IMAP servers? Wouldn't it be great to have a convenient tool, too, in these situations?
Keywords: Email infrastructure security, Vulnerability detection, Security monitoring, Automated analysis, DNS record analysis, TLS configuration analysis
Speaker
Martin BoßletMartin Boßlet has been working with cryptography, security and PKI for over a decade. He served as principal consultant for Electronic Signature Service Infrastructure (ESSI), a platform provided by the European Commission for creating, extending and validating electronic document signatures. Apart from his interest in email security, he helps start-up and enterprise clients alike to realize their vision. He likes to share his passion at local and international conferences or at one of his regular workshops with topics such as cryptography, git, Ruby, Rails, JavaScript or web development in general. Martin is interested in all programming languages, but his passion is the Ruby language. He is a member of the Ruby core team, a maintainer for Ruby's cryptography library and received one of the first two Ruby Association Grants for his project krypt. He received his M.S. in Mathematics and Computer Science from TU Kaiserslautern, Germany. |
Immunizing vulnerable web applications with AppArmor in practice
Linux Security Modules like AppArmor can be a great tool for immunizing applications against their known and unknown vulnerabilities. It can be used for preventing successful exploitation of 0day vulnerabilities, understanding application activity and isolating affected processes as part of incident response without causing service downtime. There are more and more use cases and possibilities, but adoption of these technologies is far from trivial. This talk gives a comprehensive walk-through of using AppArmor for immunizing a web service written in Python, attack vectors and their mitigations via AppArmor, the basic steps of profile development and a simple example of implementing privilege separation.
Keywords: AppArmor, LSM, MAC, Privilege Separation, Immunization, Python, Gunicorn
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György DemarcsekGyörgy Demarcsek joined the Security Team at Prezi more than a year ago, coming from CERN’s Technical Student program with an infra engineering background. He enjoys working in the intersection of software engineering and IT security and he likes fiddling with OS level hacks. These days he helps improve and maintain the security infrastructure of Prezi and handle potential incidents. |
Bring Your Own EVTX Workshop
In this workshop, the participants are expected to bring their own interesting EVTX files (especially Security events) and analyze them with different tools and techniques.
As an example analysis exercise, we will cover the triage and analysis phases of an incident response process on MS Windows environments, and see how UserLine (https://github.com/THIBER-ORG/userline) helps to improve your DFIR capabilities to focus the investigation. This tool automates the process of creating logon relations from MS Windows Security Events by showing a graphical relation among users domains, source and destination logons, session duration, who was logged on the systems in a given datetime, etc. It is able to integrate and provides different output modes such as CSV output, Neo4j, SQLite, Gephi and Graphviz.
Keywords: DFIR, Python, Graph, Events, EVTx
Speaker
Chema GarcíaChema García is Co-Founder and member of THIBER, the Spanish Cybersecurity Think Tank. With more than ten years of experience as independent security researcher and contributor in many cybersecurity awareness events. He's also the author and contributor of many open source projects focused in digital forensics, pentesting and incident response. |
Automating SAP Security patches
Many large organisations in the world rely on SAP systems for running their business critical processes. These systems are complex and often not properly protected as we have seen during many security assessments. One of the difficulties SAP customers struggle with is to apply SAP Security patches. These so called SAP Security notes are delivered monthly (aligned with MS patch Tuesday) and result in a large workload each and every month because they need to be reviewed, applied and tested.
In this talk we will present a way to apply up to 75% of these SAP Security patches automatically. This reduces patching time and makes the life of the technical stuff less annoying.
Keywords: SAP, Security, Patching
Speaker
Joris van de VisJoris has got extensive experience in the technical and security field of SAP. Next to his interest in SAP Coding and SAP Technology, his main interest lies in the field of SAP platform security. He loves helping business secure their SAP systems and perform SAP security research in his spare time. He reported over 70 vulnerabilities in SAP applications. Joris has got 15+ years of experience working for large SAP running companies and government departments. Joris is co-founder of ERP-SEC, a SAP security focused company based in the Netherlands. |
How mature is your HTTPS implementation?
Although nowadays most of the websites are running in HTTPS, several parameters can improve the robustness and mitigate risks, especially for highly critical information. It aims to be didactic and point out the weaknesses on basis setup and improvements brought by HSTS, OCSP stapling, HPKP, Certificate Transparency, Forward Secrecy, DNS CAA,.. Different demos will be performed to explain the attacks, their risk and mitigations. The best practices and return of experience of their configuration on popular websites will be detailed to help sysadmin who wants to implement them. At the end, two pictures of the implementation of these parameters usage will be dress-up on most popular websites in Luxembourg (TLD .lu) in July 2017 and October 2017.
Keywords: HTTP, HTTPS, SSL, HSTS, HPKP, OCSP, CAA
Speaker
Renaud DuboisRenaud Dubois, CISSP is a specialist is cyber-security and information security. He is working in the private, public and military sectors. Renaud is experimented in multiple domains including ICT architecture, risk assessments, security engineering, security operations frameworks & standards, network security, applications security to protect sensitive information. He is giving a security course as Guest Teacher for bachelors students in Brussels and security trainings for professionals on regular basis. He holds multiple vendor certifications. Renaud has a strong interest in the innovations in Information Security, Network Security, open source, Linux and 'real' cloud computing. |
Bring Your Own Malicious Office Documents Workshop
In this workshop, the participants are expected to bring interesting Malicious Office Documents and analyze them.
During the workshop (1.5 hours), I explain how to use the tools (oledump, emldump, YARA rules, ...) I developed to analyze (malicious) Microsoft Office documents.
I have around 30 exercises that explain step by step how to analyze malicious office documents with my Python tools. Microsoft Office is not required for the analysis."
Please read this ISC Diary about taking precautions when handling malware samples before you attend the workshop:
Keywords: maldoc, office, oledump
Speaker
Didier StevensDidier Stevens (Microsoft MVP, SANS ISC Handler, Wireshark Certified Network Analyst, CISSP, GSSP-C, GCIA, GREM, MCSD .NET, MCSE/Security, MCITP Windows Server 2008, RHCT, CCNP Security, OSWP) is a Senior Security Analyst (NVISO). You can find his open source security tools on his IT security related blog. |


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A little bit about me
My name is Calvin Hall. I would describe myself as a junior Java developer.
I've got about 9 years experience working with Java, since early middleschool.
I got into programming because of runescape bots. Back during all the botting rage,
I decided to try and make my own by piecing other mods together into a "frankenstein"
amalgamation of different code scraps.
I never really enjoyed web development, as I always thought it was more about making a pretty
design than solving actual issues.
Programming Languages I know (ordered by how well I think I know them):
- Java
- C
- JavaScript
- PHP
- Python
- HTML
- CSS
Top 10 most evil companies (order by magnitude of evilness):
- Mediacom
- Amazon
- Monsanto
- Electronic Arts
- Viacom
- Disney
- Walmart


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25 mg |
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2C-T-2 |
(powder / crystals) |
Even though it is no longer available in the US, I had wanted to try 2C-T-2 for a long time... not sure why really, call it a quest, some weird desire to try every substance known to man in large quantity and live through it.
I had tried 2C-T-7 when it was around, and in fact the
'Fractal Reality' report on this site was authored by me, describing a particularly difficult experience with that substance, one that turned me off to phenethylamines in general for a long time. Anyway, after searching at great length I found a very expensive overseas source of 2C-T-2, and decided to make an order, so that I could at least try it once. And so the story goes:
25mg of 2C-T-2 powder was ingested on an empty stomach, late at night. My companions for the night were to be partaking in two of my least liked substances; cocaine & marijuana. Still, I knew they would be up with me the whole time, and would sympathize with my pain if it turned out anything like our 2C-T-7 trips of the year before.
About 30 minutes into it I felt a slight alert, and then a slow buildup to what you might call the peak at the 2 hour point. The visuals were slow and wavy, and I think perhaps weakened quite a bit by a mushroom trip 3 days earlier. None of the extreme body load I got from 2C-T-7 was present, no nausea, no discomfort, nothing, but an MDMA like warmth, and friendly, albeit minor, flowing visuals. I wish I could say that I found something profound in this substance, probably it was the company, but it was more of a recreational, laid back trip than 2C-T-7, with none of the insane mental funhouse effects or insanely detailed geometric visuals. These visuals were more flowing, much closer to mushrooms than anything else I've had experience with, although still with a different type of 'glimmer' and less color enhancement.
I stayed up playing cards with my friends, and watched a very interesting scratch video called Wave Twisters starring Q*Bert, that everyone should probably go out and see right now. The visuals lasted maybe a good 3 hours, and then gradually tapered off into a dreamy afterglow period. Some muscle tension became evident at this point, but it was time for my usual dose of Klonopin anyway, so this was relieved and sleep was had easily at maybe T+ 7 hours.
Although I didn't get as strong of effects as I desired, I'm now even more saddened that the actions of so many irresponsible individuals are keeping suppliers in the US from selling the 2C compounds anymore. The taste I got of this showed much promise, but because of costs and who knows what upcoming laws this will probably be my only time trying it. It did restore my faith in the phens. It's amazing how many people ranted on about how good 2C-T-7 was and ignored this gem.
Anyway, that's it, not much of a report, but I suppose a good report requires a wonderful trip.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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TWICE to perform on NHK's 'Kohaku Uta Gassen' for the 3rd year in a row
by beansssOn November 15, JYP Entertainment confirmed to various media outlets that TWICE will be performing on NHK's popular year-end music festival, 'Kohaku Uta Gassen', for the third year in a row.
TWICE will be joining a total of 41 performing artists as the only Korean act at this year's 'Kohaku Uta Gassen'. Meanwhile, industry insiders suspect that project group IZ*ONE was also expected to perform on the year-end music show, but were ultimately excluded from NHK's lineup reveal due to ongoing vote rigging investigations.
Meanwhile, TWICE will be releasing their new Japanese album '&TWICE' on November 20.


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elsif
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Former Scotland and Lions prop Tom Smith reveals cancer battle
‘I’ve faced some tough opponents, and the least you can do is fight. So let’s fight.’
by AFPFORMER SCOTLAND RUGBY captain Tom Smith has revealed he is battling stage-four colorectal cancer.
The 48-year-old prop forward, who won 61 Scottish caps and toured with the British and Irish Lions, has received intensive rounds of chemotherapy and is also undergoing radiotherapy after the cancer spread to his liver and brain.
“I was in my hospital bed and I said to staff, ‘I’m determined to fight this’,” Smith said on the Scottish Rugby Union website.
In an interview with the BBC, the former Scotland international, who lives in the south of France, recalled how earlier this year pain in his abdomen eventually led to him seeking medical help, following weight loss, lack of sleep and passing blood.
“I played rugby for 15 years professionally. Aches and pains are part of the deal as you get older. I think I wrote it off until it got to the point that I needed to do something,” Smith said in a BBC podcast.
“I try to get on with things and that’s probably my downfall. Life has changed very quickly. I want to do the right thing for my family; this all leaves you a bit exposed.”
A reunion lunch of Scotland’s 1999 Five Nations Championship-winning team, in which Smith played, is set to be held in Edinburgh next month. The event will help raise funds for the former Scotland captain and his family.
“It’s quite daunting because some of the treatment is very unpleasant,” said Smith. “But I’ve faced some tough opponents, and the least you can do is fight. So let’s fight.”
Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend played alongside Smith, who also has epilepsy, during the Lions’ Test series victory against South Africa in 1997 and also at club level with Brive.
“For me, Tom is the outstanding Scotland player of the professional era and I’m sure rugby supporters throughout Scotland and the world will rally behind him and his family in these tough times,” he said.


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Facebook would have let Hitler post 'anti-semitic' ads: British comedian Cohen
Speaking at Never Is Now, the Anti-Defamation League's New York conference on anti-Semitism and hate, he targeted Facebook for running political advertisements without fact-checking.
Adolf Hitler would have been able to put anti-Semitic advertisements on Facebook had the social network existed in the 1930s, according to British comedian and actor Sacha Baron Cohen.
The 48-year-old "Ali G" star singled out the US tech giant during a searing broadside Thursday against social media companies amplifying hatred and violence as part of "the greatest propaganda machine in history."
Speaking at Never Is Now, the Anti-Defamation League's New York conference on anti-Semitism and hate, he targeted Facebook for running political advertisements without fact-checking.
"Under this twisted logic, if Facebook were around in the 1930s, it would have allowed Hitler to post 30-second ads on his 'solution' to the 'Jewish problem,'" Baron Cohen said as he accepted the ADL's International Leadership Award.
Facebook told AFP, however, the actor had misrepresented its policies.
"Hate speech is actually banned on our platform. We ban people who advocate for violence and we remove anyone who praises or supports it," a spokesperson said.
"Nobody -- including politicians -- can advocate or advertise hate, violence or mass murder on Facebook."
Baron Cohen's remarks came a day after Google said it would not allow political advertisers to use "microtargeting" based on user browsing data, political affiliation or other factors, including on YouTube.
Google also sought to clarify its policy by indicating it does not allow "false claims" in advertising, political or otherwise.
The move followed a ban by Twitter on most kinds of political ads and comes amid growing pressure on internet platforms to curb the spread of misinformation around political campaigns.
Facebook, which has rejected efforts to fact-check political speech or ads, is being urged to follow suit.
"So here's a good standard and practice: Facebook, start fact-checking political ads before you run them," said Baron Cohen.
"Stop micro-targeted lies immediately, and when the ads are false, give back the money and don't publish them."
The controversial satirist's anarchic, gonzo-style comedy has spawned celebrated TV and movie characters such as Ali G and Borat Sagdiyev -- not to mention acclaim, the occasional lawsuit and a hatful of awards.
He went on to attack Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg's characterization of the company as a bastion of "free expression."
"I think we could all agree that we should not be giving bigots and pedophiles a free platform to amplify their views and target their victims," he said.


Using XFactory to create and persist entities
Here you will learn how to use XFactory to create POJOs and persist entities.
Note: Prior to use XFactory you will have to implement one XFactory class per POJO containing mandatory minimal
method. You are also advised to create some business initialization methods, like XFactoryBook.makeBestSeller()
.
Create and persist instances of an entity
Create a new instance of an entity
To get a brand new instance of an entity you have to pass an instance of the corresponding XFactory to the
xbuild(...)
method. Theminimal
method of the XFactory will be called.val book = xbuild(new XFactoryBook) book should not be null book.title should not be null // Initialized by XFactoryBook.minimal()
Persist a new instance of an entity
Persisting a new entity in the database is as simple as calling
xpersist(...)
extension method instead of thexbuild(...)
method. The XFactory implementation should be done is such a way, that the created entities satisfy all the database constraints.val book = xpersist(new XFactoryBook) book should not be null book.id should not be null
Child entities get created automatically
In order to satisfy database or some business constraints child entities can be created in the background.
val receipt = xpersist(new XFactoryReceipt) receipt.book.id should not be null receipt.customer.id should not be null
Take control of the entity instantiation
Passing a closure as a second argument to the xbuild
or xpersist
method allows you to modify entity instantiation in many ways.
Missing call to minimal[] leaves uninitialized entity
Passing a closure as a second argument to the
xbuild
orxpersist
method allows customization of the initialization procedure.val book = xbuild(new XFactoryBook) [] book.title should be null
Calling minimal[] method manually initialize the entity in the standard way
Passing a closure as a second argument to the
xbuild
orxpersist
method allows customization of the initialization procedure.val book = xbuild(new XFactoryBook) [ minimal ] book.title should not be null
Changing entity attribute
The
set [...]
provides direct access to the attribute of the entity. The call to theminimal
method ensures, that all other initialization are done.val book = xbuild(new XFactoryBook) [ minimal set [ title = "Another title" ] ] book.title should be "Another title"
Getting instance of the new entity
Alternative, you can grab the new instance of the new entity using
xobject
method and initialize it directly or pass it to some external initialization method.val book = xbuild(new XFactoryBook) [ minimal xobject.title = "Yet another title" ] book.title should be "Yet another title"
Getting instance of the a child entity by type
The method
xobject(Class<E>)
also provides access to the first created child entity of the specified type.val receipt = xbuild(new XFactoryReceipt) [ minimal xobject(Book).title = "Title 1" ] receipt.book.title should be "Title 1"
DocUsageSpec.spec
package org.github.xfactory.docs import org.github.xfactory.testset1.Book import org.github.xfactory.testset1.XFactoryBook import org.github.xfactory.testset1.XFactoryReceipt import org.github.xfactory.tools.PersistenceTestRule import org.github.xfactory.tools.TestSet import org.junit.Rule /** * Here you will learn how to use XFactory to * create POJOs and persist entities.
 *
 * *Note:* Prior to use XFactory you will have to implement one XFactory class * per POJO containing mandatory `minimal` method. You are also advised to create * some business initialization methods, like `XFactoryBook.makeBestSeller()`. */ describe "Using XFactory to create and persist entities" { @Rule public extension PersistenceTestRule = new PersistenceTestRule(TestSet.TEST_SET1) context "Create and persist instances of an entity" { /** * To get a brand new instance of an entity you have * to pass an instance of the corresponding XFactory * to the `xbuild(...)` method. The `minimal` method of the * XFactory will be called. */ fact "Create a new instance of an entity" { val book = xbuild(new XFactoryBook) book should not be null book.title should not be null // Initialized by XFactoryBook.minimal() } /** * Persisting a new entity in the database is as simple as * calling `xpersist(...)` extension method instead of the `xbuild(...)` * method. The XFactory implementation should be done is such a way, * that the created entities satisfy all the database constraints. */ fact "Persist a new instance of an entity" { val book = xpersist(new XFactoryBook) book should not be null book.id should not be null } /** * In order to satisfy database or some business constraints * child entities can be created in the background. */ fact "Child entities get created automatically" { val receipt = xpersist(new XFactoryReceipt) receipt.book.id should not be null receipt.customer.id should not be null } } /** * Passing a closure as a second argument to the `xbuild` or `xpersist` * method allows you to modify entity instantiation in many ways. */ context "Take control of the entity instantiation" { /** * Passing a closure as a second argument to the `xbuild` or `xpersist` * method allows customization of the initialization procedure. */ fact "Missing call to minimal() leaves uninitialized entity" { val book = xbuild(new XFactoryBook) [] book.title should be null } /** * Passing a closure as a second argument to the `xbuild` or `xpersist` * method allows customization of the initialization procedure. */ fact "Calling minimal() method manually initialize the entity in the standard way" { val book = xbuild(new XFactoryBook) [ minimal ] book.title should not be null } /** * The `set [...]` provides direct access to the attribute of the entity. * The call to the `minimal` method ensures, that all other initialization * are done. */ fact "Changing entity attribute" { val book = xbuild(new XFactoryBook) [ minimal set [ title = "Another title" ] ] book.title should be "Another title" } /** * Alternative, you can grab the new instance of the new entity * using `xobject` method and initialize it directly or pass it * to some external initialization method. */ fact "Getting instance of the new entity" { val book = xbuild(new XFactoryBook) [ minimal xobject.title = "Yet another title" ] book.title should be "Yet another title" } /** * The method `xobject(Class<E>)` also provides access to the first * created child entity of the specified type. */ fact "Getting instance of the a child entity by type" { val receipt = xbuild(new XFactoryReceipt) [ minimal xobject(Book).title = "Title 1" ] receipt.book.title should be "Title 1" } } }


Sample Brand Strategy Platform for a Systems Engineer
Goal: Lead enterprise-wide change management project
In this example, our systems engineer has developed a brand strategy that can best be summarized by these key brand descriptors:
He could be known as solely an information technology resource, but he has positioned himself as an SAP solutions expert, which is more specific and answers a need of groups that require SAP systems development. He further stands out because technical people are not always strong team leaders who communicate well. Under Brand Experience, he has put an asterisk after “smooth, transparent process” because he needs to work on making the SAP development process more transparent to his inside clients. As he rebrands as the SAP solutions expert, it is likely that he will earn his opportunity to do an enterprise-wide change management project on the SAP platform.
Sample Brand Strategy Platform for a Health Care Executive
Goal: Move from position in marketing to patient access
The key brand descriptors for Pamela, who we met in chapter 2, are:
After identifying her strategy, Pamela worked on being known as a patient access expert, upgraded to a more professional look and scheduled time to be more “social,” so she could connect better with her staff and colleagues. She rewrote her résumé so that it communicated that she was a patient access expert, not only in the headline and summary, but also in the detailed proof points. Her brand focus and implementation helped executive management to recognize her value outside of marketing. She quickly achieved her goal of moving into a new executive role in patient access. The following is an example of what she might have included in her desired brand strategy.
Tips to Complete Your Brand Strategy Platform
Start by capturing a snapshot of your current brand in the Brand Strategy Template. You can start with your own perceptions. However, it is helpful to augment your self-view with objective input from 360 assessment data, informal talks with others about their perceptions, or having stakeholders fill out the Personal Branding Assessment Questionnaire in chapter 1.
Next, write your goal at the top of the Brand Strategy Platform. Fill out the template again with a desired brand that will help you to reach your career or business goal. Revisit your positioning statement to understand the needs of your target audience.
Use bullet points and keep your language brief when filling out this template. Less is more. For example, you will be able to remember three core values, but you might not remember six.
On your Desired Brand Platform, do a quick comparison of where you want to go versus where you are today. Asterisk the areas that need work. We’ll address what to do about these gaps in your Action Plan (chapter 6).
Completing your Brand Strategy Platform may require that you think about yourself in a way that you have never done before. Some people fill out this template and realize that they are in the wrong job or career, while others realize that they are in the right job and feel reenergized about their commitment to it. Whatever your case, the Brand Strategy Platform will give you a holistic view of your brand that will make you think, and, one hopes, give you the confidence to take action.


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{% trans "WARNING:" context "devilry_admin assignment statistics"%} {% blocktrans trimmed with context="devilry_admin assignment statistics" %} This assignment has student groups with multiple examiners assigned to them. Multiple examiners are assumed to be collaborating on the grading, thus giving the same credit to all assigned examiners regardless of who added the grade or posted a feedback to the student group. {% endblocktrans %}
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I had only smoked cannabis and it was great for me personally. I am a devout Christian, but unlike many, I see the plant as a very relaxing tool to calm the pressures of a hard day. For me it is much safer than alcohol, which I never touch. I was and still am not a popular fellow, but choose close friends who are well grounded and mature. I would have to say I am a pretty good, established guy.
The morning was beautiful, as it almost always is here in western Washington. I walked to my English class at the local community college. I did some chatting with some other friends of mine before class and we got to talking about our high school experiences. We graduated only a year ago and it was still neat to talk about how fun it was. After this I walked into the classroom and said hello to the teacher, after which we began to converse about Dune, my favorite book.
Once class started, I sat down by one of my few good friends. He smiled and we wrote notes to each other about what we were up to after school. I had talked to him before about other drugs that were safe and fun to use for recreation. He mentioned Hashish and said the high is a bit different from normal cannabis, obviously because of the higher content in hash. Anyways, after about half an hour into the class, he wrote a note saying ďhere is some hash, I went up to Vancouver B.C., it is very good stuff.Ē
After I read the note, I noticed him slip something into my backpack, which was beside me. He gave me a grin and needless to say I was excited about trying something relatively new. After class we talked a bit and I asked him if I should be worried about anything. He said that it is as safe as normal cannabis, and since I trust him, I was totally relaxed about it. I went over to the gazebo inside a pretty plaza on the campus, which is designated for smokers and lit one up. I was in a cheerful mood and met up with another one of my friends. After this I walked home.
When I was in my room I opened my backpack pocket and looked in the package my friend gave to me. Inside was a very potent looking bud with a gummy, tan colored substance. It was not much, but he said that is all I needed. I waited till nighttime for the best effects.
After dinner and talking to my mom and dad about the day, I hugged them and said goodnight. I went down into my room and started writing. I love poetry and think myself a pretty decent writer. That is when I decided to pull out my small pipe and try it out. I wasnít up for the tedious techniques I heard of about smoking hashish, and just decided to break up the bud and mix it with the sticky hash. I did not want to put the usual amount of flame on the mťlange in fear that I might ruin some of itís qualities, so I lightly put flame upon the opening of the pipe and inhaled the smoke as I would when I usually smoke cannabis. Surprisingly, it was not harsh. I never do cough or build up red eyes from smoking, but usually I do have to force the smoke in my lungs.
I made sure that things were just right before I started my journey and so I was in a pleasant mood. Within about 10 minutes I began to feel itís effects. Time started to grow sluggish, and vision became choppy and dream-like. The feelings peaked around 30 or so minutes after I finished the bowl and needless to say, I was extremely happy. Unlike your run of the mill cannabis, hash made me want to dance and gave me energy. I put on one of my Duncan Sheik CDís and started to write some more. After about 15 more minutes, it was pretty much impossible for me to continually focus. I just let the drug work itís wonders. That is when all of the great things happened.
I started to have closed eye visuals, which amazed me, since I never came close to that with normal cannabis. I laid on the floor and could see colors and shapes.  I saw many wondrous things from the various stories of the Bible, and prophesies that I have always imagined, which seemed so real, that I thought I was in heaven. The inexplicable beauty of it all put me in awe. I could not believe that all of this was happening. I felt closer to the Lord than I ever have and just enjoyed it. Of course I didnít take all of this very seriously, even while on the high. I just felt very good with myself and life spiritually. It made me relax and think about things I havenít before.
I began to feel waves of pleasure throughout my body and a smile plastered itself to my face. All I could do is think of everything wonderful in my life.
After a couple of hours, it began to subside, but still accompanied by warm feelings in my body. The after effects of hash are very good and instead of crashing from a high, I gradually fell from it. It was almost like leisurely floating down to earth from thousands of feet in the air. When I was grounded enough to just doze off, I laid in bed and smoked a cigarette, feeling fully content with everything in life.
I highly suggest trying this to anybody who has strong foundations in life. If you are emotionally capable of handling things such as this, it is an amazing drug to try. It is always good to moderate what you do though and remember that it is not the importance in life, just one of those things that make life a little sweeter.
Best regards to all of you:
James
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Chemical Properties Users Guide¶
- Release
2.1
- Date
Jun 05, 2020
Scripts¶
the TAMOC
files associated with chemical properties data include the
following
Examples¶
The main purpose of this script is to load in the default chemical property
data in ./data/ChemData.csv
and to store that data in a Python dictionary,
available to other programs. This script can also be used to import
user-defined chemical properties data in other .csv files
. Within
TAMOC
this script is generally not used by the user; rather, the class
objects, methods, and functions in the dbm module provides a fluid interface
to these databases.
Usage within TAMOC
¶
To load the data, simply import the script and optionally assign a new namespace for storing the databases:
>> import chemical_properties as chem
After import, two new dictionaries will be created, one with the properties (called chem.data) and another with the units (called chem.units). The chem.data dictionary is double-nested, with the first set of keys choosing a chemical component, and the second set of keys choosing a particular property.
As an example:
>> chem.data.keys()
['benzene',
'n-decane',
'nitrogen',
'3-methylpentane',
'hydrogen',
'neohexane',
'carbon_monoxide',
'n-butane',
'carbon_dioxide',
'ethylbenzene',
'isopentane',
'isobutane',
'propane',
'n-heptane',
'water',
'2-methylpentane',
'n-pentane',
'toluene',
'n-hexane',
'neopentane',
'oxygen',
'hydrogen_sulfide',
'argon',
'2-3-dimethylbutane',
'ethane',
'sulfure_dioxide',
'methane']
Focusing on the nested dictionary for one of these keys, we have:
>> chem.data['oxygen'].keys()
['B', 'dH_solR', 'dE', 'M', 'Pc', 'nu_bar', 'kh_0', 'omega', 'Tc']
To access the value for one of these keys, just use the double-nested index:
>>> chem.data['oxygen']['M'] # Molecular weight
0.031998800000000001
The chem.units database provides access to the units of each of these variables. Because the units are independent of the chemical, the units database only includes the second dictionary of keys:
>>> chem.units.keys()
['Pc', 'nu_bar', 'Compound', 'kh_0', 'omega', 'B', 'dE', 'M', 'Tc', 'dH_solR']
>>> chem.units['M']
'(kg/mol)'
Usage to Import User-Defined Data¶
It may often occur that the user needs to specify the properties of
compounds not in the default database. The easiest way to do this is to
create a new database, for instance ./Inputs/my_data.csv
that contains
the needed compounds. This can be done for instance with:
>> data, units = chemical_properties.load_data('./Input/my_data.csv')
In the discrete bubble model dbm, TAMOC
imports the default data
base. When the user creates a dbm object, there is the option to pass
a user-defined database. If this is done, dbm looks in the user-defined
database first to find properties for compounds in a composition. This
allows the user to also override the properties in the default database.
If the compound is not found in the user-defined database, then the dbm
object looks in the default database. Hence, it is not necessary to repeat
any of the compounds in the default database when building a user-defined
database, unless one desires to override the default property values.


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ActiveTcl User Guide
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Tk_CreateSelHandler, Tk_DeleteSelHandler - arrange to handle requests for a selection
#include <tk.h>
Tk_CreateSelHandler(tkwin, selection, target, proc,
clientData, format)
Tk_DeleteSelHandler(tkwin, selection, target)
Tk_CreateSelHandler arranges for a particular procedure (proc) to be called whenever selection is owned by tkwin and the selection contents are requested in the form given by target. Target should be one of the entries defined in the left column of Table 2 of the X Inter-Client Communication Conventions Manual (ICCCM) or any other form in which an application is willing to present the selection. The most common form is STRING.
Proc should have arguments and result that match the type Tk_SelectionProc:
typedef int Tk_SelectionProc( ClientData clientData, int offset, char *buffer, int maxBytes);
The clientData parameter to proc is a copy of the clientData argument given to Tk_CreateSelHandler. Typically, clientData points to a data structure containing application-specific information that is needed to retrieve the selection. Offset specifies an offset position into the selection, buffer specifies a location at which to copy information about the selection, and maxBytes specifies the amount of space available at buffer. Proc should place a NULL-terminated string at buffer containing maxBytes or fewer characters (not including the terminating NULL), and it should return a count of the number of non-NULL characters stored at buffer. If the selection no longer exists (e.g. it once existed but the user deleted the range of characters containing it), then proc should return -1.
When transferring large selections, Tk will break them up into smaller pieces (typically a few thousand bytes each) for more efficient transmission. It will do this by calling proc one or more times, using successively higher values of offset to retrieve successive portions of the selection. If proc returns a count less than maxBytes it means that the entire remainder of the selection has been returned. If proc's return value is maxBytes it means there may be additional information in the selection, so Tk must make another call to proc to retrieve the next portion.
Proc always returns selection information in the form of a character string. However, the ICCCM allows for information to be transmitted from the selection owner to the selection requestor in any of several formats, such as a string, an array of atoms, an array of integers, etc. The format argument to Tk_CreateSelHandler indicates what format should be used to transmit the selection to its requestor (see the middle column of Table 2 of the ICCCM for examples). If format is not STRING, then Tk will take the value returned by proc and divided it into fields separated by white space. If format is ATOM, then Tk will return the selection as an array of atoms, with each field in proc's result treated as the name of one atom. For any other value of format, Tk will return the selection as an array of 32-bit values where each field of proc's result is treated as a number and translated to a 32-bit value. In any event, the format atom is returned to the selection requestor along with the contents of the selection.
If Tk_CreateSelHandler is called when there already exists a handler for selection and target on tkwin, then the existing handler is replaced with a new one.
Tk_DeleteSelHandler removes the handler given by tkwin, selection, and target, if such a handler exists. If there is no such handler then it has no effect.
format, handler, selection, target
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uk.ac.manchester.cs.hobo
for general description).See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| DBuilder |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| DClassMap |
Represents a set of mappings between an Object Model (OM)
class (a
DObject -derived class) and entities in one
or more external sources. |
| DClassMapper |
Generates a set of mappings between the Object Model (OM)
classes (
DObject -derived classes) from a set of one
or more packages, plus any OM fields attached to those classes,
and entities in one or more external sources. |
| DFieldMap |
Represents a mapping between an Object Model (OM) field (a
DField -derived class) and a correponding entity in
an external source. |
| DModelMap |
Represents all required mappings between specific entities
in the Object Model (OM) and correponding entities in any
external sources that will also be contributing towards the
Frames Model (FM).
|
uk.ac.manchester.cs.hobo
for general description).
NOTE: This is a companion package to the uk.ac.manchester.cs.hobo.model
package, with which it shares circular dependencies at the implementation level, though not at the API level. See uk.ac.manchester.cs.hobo
for further details.


tnam: Temporal Network Autocorrelation Models (TNAM)
Temporal and cross-sectional network autocorrelation models. These are models for variation in attributes of nodes nested in a network (e.g., drinking behavior of adolescents nested in a school class, or democracy versus autocracy of countries nested in the network of international relations). These models can be estimated for cross-sectional data or panel data, with complex network dependencies as predictors, multiple networks and covariates, arbitrary outcome distributions, and random effects or time trends. Basic references: Doreian, Teuter and Wang (1984) <doi:10.1177/0049124184013002001>; Hays, Kachi and Franzese (2010) <doi:10.1016/j.stamet.2009.11.005>; Leenders, Roger Th. A. J. (2002) <doi:10.1016/S0378-8733(01)00049-1>.
| Version: |
1.6.5 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.14.0), xergm.common (≥ 1.7.7) |
| Imports: |
methods, utils, stats, network, sna, igraph, vegan, lme4 (≥
1.0), Rcpp (≥ 0.11.0) |
| LinkingTo: |
Rcpp |
| Suggests: |
texreg |
| Published: |
2017-04-01 |
| Author: |
Philip Leifeld [aut, cre],
Skyler J. Cranmer [ctb] |
| Maintainer: |
Philip Leifeld <philip.leifeld at glasgow.ac.uk> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: |
http://github.com/leifeld/tnam |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| Citation: |
tnam citation info |
| CRAN checks: |
tnam results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
Please use the canonical form
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=tnam
to link to this page.


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Class XmlDocument
Represents a xml document that contains the root xml node.
Inheritance
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: FastReport.Utils
Assembly: FastReport.OpenSource.dll
Syntax
public class XmlDocument : IDisposable
Remarks
Use Load and Save methods to load/save the document. To access the root node of the document, use the Root property.
Constructors
XmlDocument()
Initializes a new instance of the XmlDocument class with default settings.
Declaration
public XmlDocument()
Properties
AutoIndent
Gets or sets a value indicating whether is necessary to indent the document when saving it to a file/stream.
Declaration
public bool AutoIndent { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Root
Gets the root node of the document.
Declaration
public XmlItem Root { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| XmlItem |
WriteHeader
Gets or sets a value indicating whether is necessary to add xml header.
Declaration
public bool WriteHeader { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Methods
Clear()
Clears the document.
Declaration
public void Clear()
Dispose()
Disposes resources used by the document.
Declaration
public void Dispose()
Load(Stream)
Loads the document from a stream.
Declaration
public void Load(Stream stream)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.IO.Stream | stream | Stream to load from. |
Load(String)
Loads the document from a file.
Declaration
public void Load(string fileName)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | fileName | The name of file to load from. |
Save(Stream)
Saves the document to a stream.
Declaration
public void Save(Stream stream)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.IO.Stream | stream | Stream to save to. |
Save(TextWriter)
Saves the document to a string.
Declaration
public void Save(TextWriter textWriter)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.IO.TextWriter | textWriter | Writer to save to. |
Save(String)
Saves the document to a file.
Declaration
public void Save(string fileName)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | fileName | The name of file to save to. |
ToString()
Declaration
public override string ToString()
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by None at 2021-11-01 23:55:12.mentioned
by None at 2021-11-02 00:00:34.subscribed
by None at 2021-11-02 00:00:34.referenced
by Hector Correa at 2021-11-01 17:50:32.merged
by Hector Correa at 2021-11-01 17:50:32.closed
by Hector Correa at 2021-11-01 17:50:32.head_ref_deleted
by Hector Correa at 2021-11-01 17:50:33.labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-01 15:20:03.labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-01 15:20:03.labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-01 15:20:03.milestoned
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-01 15:20:03.assigned
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-01 15:20:04.This was resolved by @kayiwa
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-01 15:16:00.labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-01 15:16:00.labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-01 15:16:00.milestoned
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-01 15:16:01.assigned
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-01 15:16:01.closed
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-01 15:33:57.mentioned
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-11-01 15:33:57.subscribed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-11-01 15:33:57.In-progress Refactorama branch: https://github.com/pulibrary/figgy/compare/4712-refactor-linked-data-resource
closed
by None at 2021-11-01 19:14:01.moved_columns_in_project
by None at 2021-11-01 19:14:02.renamed
by Zaynab Masood at 2021-11-01 18:25:40.referenced
by None at 2021-11-01 19:14:01.merged
by None at 2021-11-01 19:14:01.closed
by None at 2021-11-01 19:14:02.head_ref_deleted
by None at 2021-11-01 19:14:02.head_ref_force_pushed
by Zaynab Masood at 2021-11-01 19:07:47.head_ref_force_pushed
by Zaynab Masood at 2021-11-01 19:09:48.closed
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-11-01 21:50:37.referenced
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-11-01 21:50:37.merged
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-11-01 21:50:37.closed
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-11-01 21:50:37.head_ref_deleted
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-11-01 21:50:38.referenced
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-01 22:31:56.merged
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-01 22:31:56.closed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-01 22:31:56.head_ref_deleted
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-01 22:31:57.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-11-01 12:24:51.unassigned
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-11-01 15:54:18.assigned
by Hector Correa at 2021-11-01 17:32:45.renamed
by Hector Correa at 2021-11-01 17:54:31.referenced
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-11-01 12:24:50.merged
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-11-01 12:24:51.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-11-01 12:24:51.head_ref_deleted
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-11-01 12:24:52.Response from John Jameson:
Testing again – focus was transferred in, but I couldn’t see my cursor on some of the elements (Firefox needs a strong :focus outline because its default is useless). I also couldn’t focus on the (x) button. I toyed with the markup inside in and changing its internal

to a
fixed that problem; I don’t know if that means there is invalid markup or if changing the element broke a JS script that was blocking focus.Fixing the focus issue so the close button can close would help. It might also be good to map the Escape key to close the modal.
Resolved: Dataspace is back up in 525d782
.
closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-11-01 15:41:58.


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