Fleischmann Residence / PRODUCTORA
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Houses · Los Angeles, United States
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: PRODUCTORA
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 220.0 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2017
- Author Architects Carlos Bedoya, Wonne Ickx, Víctor Jaime, Abel Perles
- Collaborators Juan Luis Rivera, Peter Boldt
- Formation Association Architecture John Chan
- Structural Engineer IDG Ingeniería Estructural; Farshid Behshid
- Landscape Design Terremoto; David Godshall
- Greywater System Greywater Corps; Leigh Jerrard
- General Contractor Zorzoli Construction; Alex Zorzoli
- Client Jessica Fleischmann
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Text description provided by the architects. The project consists of a complete remodel and extension of a 1920’s bungalow on a sloped plot in the Echo Park area of Los Angeles. Although the existing building was an anonymous and generic tract home, we decided to maintain as much as we could its original character since we considered the typology interesting in relation to the site’s context and history.
The existing crawl space underneath the front of the house was further excavated to augment the total square footage of the property. Towards the back a steel moment frame was added to the house in order to create a transitional space that mediates between the house and the garden and protects the rear facade from the afternoon sun. In its interior, the new central staircase with a distinct saw-tooth profile, frankly connects the upper and lower level with each other.
The new grid-like structure (painted in blue) and the existing bungalow (with siding and window framing rendered in a brown-pinkish taint) establish a strong contrast. They juxtapose two different moments in time: each one with its own constructive logic, material and color code. Four of the 6 cubic squares of this addition are covered terraces, while two are interior spaces incorporated into the kitchen area (lower level) and the master bedroom (upper level).
Originally published on September 12, 2017


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Cistron RADIUS Frequently Asked Questions & Answers $Revision: 1.55 $ -- August 2001 maintained by Antonio Dias accdias at sst dot com dot br original work by Vladimir Ivaschenko hazard dot bsn at maks dot net with many questions answered by Alan DeKok aland at ox dot org This is the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) for the Cistron RADIUS Server (cistron-radiusd for short) development project. It contains both general and technical information about Cistron RADIUS: project status, what it is and what it does, how to obtain and configure and run it, and more. Please read this FAQ carefully before you post questions about Radiusd to mailing list to see if your question is already answered here first. That is, PLEASE read the FAQ. Question 4.11, especially, is VERY important. This FAQ is posted monthly to the following mailing list: o Cistron RADIUS Mailing List<EMAIL_ADDRESS>It is available at the following WWW pages: o FreeRADIUS Project official site http://www.freeradius.org/faqSection 1 - Overview
1.1 What is Cistron RADIUS and what is it supposed to do? 1.2 How it differs from other radius servers? 1.3 On what platforms does it run? 1.4 Who uses Cistron RADIUS?Section 2 - Where to get information
2.1 Is there a WWW site set up for Cistron RADIUS information? 2.2 Is there a mailing list for Cistron RADIUS? 2.2.1 Is there an archive of cistron-radius mailing list? 2.3 Is there a mailing list for FreeRADIUS? 2.3.1 Is there an archive of freeradius-users mailing list? 2.3 Is there a mailing list for FreeRADIUS developers? 2.3.1 Is there an archive of freeradius-devel mailing list?Section 3 - How to Find, Install, Configure Cistron RADIUS
3.1 Where can I get Cistron RADIUS? 3.1.1 Are there RPM packages of Cistron RADIUS? 3.2 How do I install Cistron RADIUS? 3.3 Is there a way to bind Cistron RADIUS to a specific IP address? 3.4 Can I run Cistron RADIUS under daemontools control?Section 4 - Common problems and their solutions
4.1 3Com/USR HiPerArc doesn't work. 4.2 Simultaneous-Use doesn't work. 4.2.1 3Com/USR HiPerArc Simultaneous-Use doesn't work. 4.2.2 Cisco Simultaneous-Use doesn't work. 4.2.3 Ascend MAX 4048 Simultaneous-Use doesn't work. 4.3 Where is the program to kick users offline using radius? 4.4 PAP Authentication works, but CHAP fails. Why? 4.4.1 But CHAP is more secure, isn't it? 4.5 Incoming Authentication-Request passwords are all garbage. Why? 4.6 What's with the commas in the raddb/users file? 4.7 The server is complaining about invalid user route-bps-asc1-1, along with lots of others. Why? 4.8 The NAS seems to ignore the reply of the radius server. Why? 4.9 Why Cistron RADIUS is taking so long to start? 4.10 Why radwho is taking so long to show the users list? 4.11 What does "Error: Accounting: logout: .. " mean ? 4.12 It still doesn't work! 4.13 Debugging it yourself.Section 5 - How do I .... ?
5.1 ... send a message to PPP users? 5.2 ... deny access to a specific user, or group of users? 5.3 ... use Login-Time for groups, not for users? 5.4 ... enable Cistron RADIUS to log accounting attribute type X? 5.5 ... permit access to any user regardless of password? 5.6 ... limit access to only POP3 and SMTP? 5.7 ... use PAM with Cistron RADIUS? 5.8 ... get radius to pick up changes in the raddb/users file? 5.9 ... check the configuration before sending a HUP to the server? 5.10 ... tell the user what to use for an IP netmask?Section 6 - References
Section 7 - Acknowledgments
Section 1 - Overview
1.1 What is Cistron RADIUS and what is it supposed to do?
Cistron RADIUS Server or cistron-radiusd is a daemon for un*x operating systems which allows one to set up (guess what!) a radius protocol server, which is usually used for authentication and accounting of dial-up users. To use server, you also need a correctly setup client which will talk to it, usually a terminal server or a PC with appropriate which emulates it (PortSlave, radiusclient etc). Original author and current maintainer of Cistron RADIUS is Miquel van Smoorenburg miquels at cistron dot nl.1.2 How it differs from other radius servers?
First of all, Cistron RADIUS is an open-source product, and has all the benefits open-source provides. Also, it has many features not found in free servers and many commercial ones, like: o Access based on huntgroups o Multiple DEFAULT entries in raddb/users file o All users file entries can optionally "fall through" o Caches all config files in-memory o Keeps a list of logged in users (radutmp file) o "radwho" program can be installed as "fingerd" o Logs both UNIX wtmp file format and RADIUS detail logfiles o Supports Simultaneous-Use = X parameter. Yes, this means that you can now prevent double logins! o Supports Vendor-Specific attributes, including USR non-standard ones. o Supports proxying o Supports the "Alive" packet o Exec-Program-Wait, allows you to set up an external program which is executed after authentication and outputs a list of A/V pairs which is then added to the reply. o Supports PAM More information is available in the documentation.1.3 On what platforms does it run?
There are reports of Cistron RADIUS running on Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, OSF/Unix, Solaris. Porting to other platforms should be easy.1.4 Who uses Cistron RADIUS?
Cistron RADIUS is used by many ISP worldwide and has proven to be a stable product. The final version of the server is 1.6. Development has since moved to the FreeRADIUS server.Section 2 - Where to get information
2.1 Is there a WWW site set up for Cistron RADIUS information?
Cistron RADIUS Server WWW site at http://www.radius.cistron.nl/ The FreeRADIUS page is at http://www.freeradius.org It contains the new server, documentation, and additional RADIUS programs. Note that this server is NOT ready for public use.2.2 Is there a mailing list for Cistron RADIUS?
Yes. It's a mailman list, meaning you can subscribe to it using your web browser. Simply go to http://lists.cistron.nl, click on "cistron-radius" and follow the instructions. You can also use email to subscribe, mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with the following line in the message body: subscribe cistron-radius2.2.1 Is there an archive of cistron-radius mailing list?
Yes, it is available at: http://lists.cistron.nl/pipermail/cistron-radius/2.3 Is there a mailing list for FreeRADIUS?
Yes. It's a mailman list, meaning you can subscribe to it using your web browser. Simply go to http://lists.cistron.nl, click on "freeradius-users" and follow the instructions. You can also use email to subscribe, mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with the following line in the message body: subscribe freeradius-users2.3.1 Is there an archive of freeradius-users mailing list?
Yes, it is available at: http://lists.cistron.nl/pipermail/freeradius-users2.4 Is there a mailing list for FreeRADIUS development ?
Yes. It's a mailman list, meaning you can subscribe to it using your web browser. Simply go to http://lists.cistron.nl, click on "freeradius-devel" and follow the instructions. You can also use email to subscribe, mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with the following line in the message body: subscribe freeradius-devel2.4.1 Is there an archive of freeradius-devel mailing list?
Yes, it is available at: http://lists.cistron.nl/pipermail/freeradius-develSection 3 - How to Find, Install, Configure and Cistron RADIUS
3.1 Where can I get Cistron RADIUS?
You can find it, along with some useful links and documentation, at official Cistron RADIUS WWW site at http://www.radius.cistron.nl/ Sources are available at ftp://ftp.cistron.nl/pub/people/miquels/radius/3.1.1 Are there RPM packages of Cistron RADIUS?
Yes. RPM and SRPM packages are provided by Mauricio Andrade mandrade at mma dot com dot br and can be found at: ftp://ftp.mma.com.br/pub/cistron-radius-RPMS BaRT bart at vianet dot net dot au provide updated RPMS for version 1.6.1 at: http://www.istnet.net.au/~bart/radius3.2 How do I install Cistron RADIUS?
bash$ tar zxvf radiusd-cistron-[version].tar.gz bash$ cd src copy the appropriate Makefile.xxx for your OS to Makefile bash$ [vi|emacs|pico|whatever] Makefile bash$ make bash$ su - root bash# make install And don't forget to read supplied documentation first. Also, you can get pre-compiled versions of Cistron RADIUS for different platforms, links are available at the official WWW site.3.3 Is there a way to bind Cistron RADIUS to a specific IP address?
Yes - see the manual page. You can specify an IP address to bind to with the -i ipaddr command line option.3.4 Can I run Cistron RADIUS under daemontools control?
Yes, you can. Assuming you already have daemontools installed, configured and running in your system (see http://cr.yp.to/daemontools.html), you will have to make two decisions: o The log account and group name (I use log.log in this example). Logging programs run under this account.group. If this account.group pair do not exist yet, create it now. o The radiusd local service directory (I use /etc/radiusd in this example). This is where radiusd will store logs and a few configuration files. Here are the steps I did (just once): bash# groupadd log bash# useradd -g log log bash# mkdir /etc/radiusd bash# mkdir /etc/radiusd/log bash# mkdir /etc/radiusd/log/main bash# chmod +t+s /etc/radiusd /etc/radiusd/log bash# chown log.log /etc/radiusd/log/main The supervise program starts radiusd by running a shell script called "run" from /etc/radiusd. Here are the contents of /etc/radiusd/run: bash# cd /etc/radiusd bash# cat run #!/bin/sh exec 2>&1 exec /usr/sbin/radiusd -fyz -lstderr It is important to add -f and -l stderr to argument list of radiusd or svc and logging functions will not work properly. The logging feature is also started by a "run" script. This one is located in /etc/radiusd/log. Here are the contents of /etc/radiusd/log/run bash# cd /etc/radiusd/log bash# cat run #!/bin/sh exec setuidgid log multilog t ./main To make service starts do (just once): bash# ln -sf /etc/radiusd /service Now you can send signals to radiusd using the svc program. Here are some interesting ones: To hang-up it (reload config) do: bash# svc -h /service/radiusd To temporarly disable it (down) do: bash# svc -d /service/radiusd To reenable it (up) do: bash# svc -u /service/radiusSection 4 - Common problems and their solutions
4.1 3Com/USR HiPerArc doesn't work.
I'm using a 3Com/USR HiPerArc and I keep getting this message on radius.log: | Mon Jul 26 15:18:54 1999: Error: Accounting: logout: entry for NAS | tc-if5 port 1 has wrong ID What should I do to get rid of these messages? You are using HiPer ARC 4.1.11, right? Version 4.1.11 has a problem reporting NAS-port numbers to Radius. Upgrade the firmware from http://totalservice.usr.com to at least 4.1.59. If you are in Europe you can telephone to 3Com Global Response Center (phone number: 800 879489), and tell them that you have bought it in the last 90 days. They will help you, step by step, to do the upgrade.4.2 Simultaneous-Use doesn't work.
Here is a check list: 1) Check that you added your NAS to raddb/naslist and selected correct NAS type. Also check raddb/naspasswd. 2) Run radiusd -sx and see if it parses the Simultaneous-Use line. 3) Try to run radcheck.pl manually; maybe you may have a wrong version of perl, don't have cmu-snmp installed etc. The radius server calls the checkrad script when it thinks the user is already logged on on one or more other ports/terminal servers to verify that the user is indeed still online on that *other* port/server. If Simultaneous-Use > 1, then it might be that checkrad is called several times to verify each existing session. This method successfully prevents a user from logging in multiple times across multiple NAS boxes.4.2.1 3Com/USR HiPerArc Simultaneous-Use doesn't work.
by Robert Dalton support at accesswest dot com Verify if you are using HiPerArc software version V4.2.32 release date 09/09/99 In order for simultaneous logins to be prevented reported port density must be set to 256 using the command : set pbus reported_port_density 256 Otherwise it changes the calculations of the SNMP object ID's. There is a bug in effected versions of checkrad namely the line under the subroutine "sub_usrhiper". The line that should be commented out is: ($login) = /^.*\"([^"]+)".*$/;4.2.2 Cisco Simultaneous-Use doesn't work.
Q: I am getting the following in radius.log file: Thu Oct 21 10:59:01 1999: Error: Check-TS: timeout waiting for checkrad What's wrong? A: Verify if you have SNMP enabled on your CISCO router, check the existence of the following line: snmp-server community public RO 97 where 97 is the access-list that specifies who gets access to the SNMP info. You should also have a line like this: access-list 97 permit A.B.C.D where A.B.C.D is the ip address of the host running the radius server.4.2.3 Ascend MAX 4048 Simultaneous-Use doesn't work.
Q: I am getting the following in radius.log file: Thu Oct 21 10:59:01 1999: Error: Check-TS: timeout waiting for checkrad What's wrong? A: Verify that you have the MAX 4048 setup in your naslist as max40xx and that you have Finger turned on. Ethernet->Mod Config->Finger=Yes4.3 Where is the program to kick users offline using radius?
It's impossible to do using radius, as radius doesn't do that. However, Jason Straight wrote a program called radkill, which does just that: radkill is a TCL program for Cistron RADIUS users that monitors ISP users' online times and disconnects them if they are over their call limit. It also monitors the number of users online and will disconnect the users with the least time left to always keep lines open. It's very configurable for multiple NAS setups. The source archive is available for download at ftp://ftp.nmo.net/pub/radkill/radkill-latest.tar.gz If that doesn't work, try using SNMP.4.4 PAP authentication works but CHAP fails
You're not using plaintext passwords in the raddb/users file. According to Miquel van Smoorenburg in message<EMAIL_ADDRESS>on cistron-radius: The CHAP protocol requires a plaintext password on the radius server side, for PAP it doesn't matter. So, if you're using CHAP, for each user entry you must use: Auth-Type = Local, Password = "stealme" If you're using only PAP, you can get away with: Auth-Type = System or anything else that tickles your fancy. 4.4.1 But CHAP is more secure, isn't it? Not really. Q: Does Section 4.4 really mean I must leave a file lying around with cleartext passwords for the more than 400 people who'll be using this thing? A: Yes. So what do ISP with (tens of?) thousands of customers do? You have 2 choices: 1. You allow CHAP and store all the passwords plaintext. Advantage: passwords don't go cleartext over the phone line between the user and the terminal server. Disadvantage: You have to store the passwords in cleartext on the server. 2. You don't allow CHAP, just PAP. Advantage: you don't store cleartext passwords on your system. Disadvantage: passwords go in cleartext over the phone line between the user and the terminal server. Now, people say CHAP is more secure. Now you decide which is more likely: - the phone line between the user and the terminal server gets sniffed and a cracker (a GOOD one) intercepts just one password - your radius server is hacked into and a cracker gets ALL passwords of ALL users. Right. Still think CHAP is more secure ? I thought so. This is a limitation of the CHAP protocol itself, not the RADIUS protocol. The CHAP protocol *requires* that you store the passwords in plain-text format.4.5 Incoming Authentication-Request passwords are all garbage. Why?
The shared secret is incorrect. This is a text string which is a "secret" (in the raddb/clients file) shared by both the NAS and the server. It is used to authenticate and to encrypt/decrypt packets. Run the server in debugging mode: radiusd -xxyz -l stdout The first password you see will be in a RADIUS attribute: Password = "dsa2\2223jdfjs"' The second password will be in a log message, e.g.: Login failed [user/password] ... If the text AFTER the slash is garbage then the shared secret is wrong. Delete it on BOTH the NAS and the raddb/clients file and re-enter it. Do NOT check to see if they are the same, as there may be hidden spaces or other characters. Another cause of garbage passwords being logged is the secret being too long. Certain NAS boxes have limitations on the length of the secret and don't complain about it. Cistron RADIUS is limited to 16 characters for the shared secret.4.6 What's with the commas in the raddb/users file?
Harry Hinteman Harry at staffassoc dot com wrote: > Can anyone give me a quick lesson on what the commas do in the users file, > and how you know when to use them and when you don't . Commas link lists of attributes together. The general format for a raddb/users file entry is: name Check-Item = Value, ..., Check-Item = Value Reply-Item = Value, . . . Reply-Item = Value Where the dots means repetition of attributes. The first line contains check-items ONLY. Commas go BETWEEN check-items. The first line ends WITHOUT a comma. The next number of lines are reply-items ONLY. Commas go BETWEEN reply-items. The last line of the reply-item list ends WITHOUT a comma. Check-items are used to match attributes in a request packet or to set server parameters. Reply-items are used to set attributes which are to go in the reply packet. So things like Simultaneous-Use go on the first line of a raddb/users file entry and Framed-IP-Address goes on any following line.4.7 The server is complaining about invalid user route-bps-asc1-1,
along with lots of others. Why? Ascend decided to have the 4000 series NAS boxes retrieve much of their configuration from the RADIUS server. See: http://www.freeradius.org/references/ascend-filter.html4.8 The NAS seems to ignore the reply of the radius server. Why?
Symptom: you are seeing lots of duplicate requests in radius.log, yet users can not login, and/or you are seeing duplicated accounting messages (up to 50 times the same accounting record as if the NAS doesn't realize you received the packet). Perhaps your server has multiple IP addresses, perhaps even multiple network cards. If a request comes in on IP address a.b.c.d but the server replies with as source IP address w.x.y.z most NAS won't accept the answer. The simplest solution is to modify the startup script and add the -i address option to the radiusd command line. This will bind the server to specifically that IP address. It will only listen to that address and replies will always go out with that address as the source address.4.9 Why Cistron RADIUS is taking so long to start?
This is generally caused by an incorrect named configuration. Check your named files and look for invalid entries. Another file to investigate is raddb/naslist. All entries there must be resolved by a DNS query.4.10 Why radwho is taking so long to show users connected?
See question 4.94.11 What does "Error: Accounting: logout: ..." mean?
First, some background. The server keeps a session database of active sessions in the radutmp file. When a user logs in, the NAS sends a radius accounting start packet with info such as username, IP address and a unique session-id for this session. The server then adds this session to the list of active sessions. When the user logs out, the NAS sends a radius accounting stop message with mostly the same info as in the start packet and things like the total session-time. The server then deletes the session from the list of active sessions. This message: Error: Accounting: logout: entry for NAS x port <y> has wrong ID means that a radius stop record was received for a certain NAS and NAS-Port, but that the session-id in the session database (radutmp) didn't match up with the one in the accounting stop record. This messageL Error: Accounting: logout: login entry for NAS x port <y> not found means that a radius stop record was received for a session for which the server never saw a start record. This can happen for example when you delete the /var/log/radutmp file, or when it gets damaged. These messages are mostly harmless.4.12 It still doesn't work!
Stop right there. Before going any further, be sure that you have included the following items in your request for help: o relevant portion from the raddb/users file o debugging output (using flags -xxyz -l stdout) from radiusd o output from radtest, when run on the same machine as radiusd Too many people post questions saying "something's wrong, how do I fix it?" with NO background information. This is worse than useless, it's annoying. Now that you have prepared all the information, post your question to the cistron-radius mailing list: http://lists.cistron.nl/mailman/listinfo/cistron-radius4.13 Debugging it yourself.
If you're REALLY interested in knowing how to debug the RADIUS server yourself, then the following steps will help you: 1. Run the server in debugging mode radiusd -sfxxyz -l stdout 2. The server SHOULD print out: Ready to process requests. If it doesn't, then it should print out an error message. Read it. If it takes a long time to start up, and THEN prints out the message, then your DNS is broken. See Q 4.9 3. Ensure that you have localhost in your raddb/clients file. Cistron RADIUS comes configured this way, so it should be there. 4. Ensure you have a valid user in your raddb/users file. If everything else fails, go to the top of the file and add the following entry: bob Password = "bob" Reply-Message = "Hello, bob" 5. Run the radtest program from the LOCAL machine, in another window. This will tell you if the server is alive and is answering requests. radtest bob bob localhost 0 testing123 6. Ensure that you see the Reply-Message above and that you do NOT see an "Access denied" message. If you get an Access-Accept message, this means that the server is running properly. 7. Configure another machine as a RADIUS client and run radtest from that machine too. You SHOULD see the server receive the request and send a reply. If the server does NOT receive the request then the ports are confused. RADIUS historically uses 1645/UDP, where RFC 2138 and many new systems use the proper value of 1812/UDP. See /etc/services or use the -p option to specify a different port. Run tcpdump in another window on the RADIUS client machine. Use the command: tcpdump udp Look CAREFULLY at the packets coming from the RADIUS server. Which address are they coming from? Which port? 8. If authentication works from a different machine then you have the server set up correctly. 9. Now you should use a more complicated configuration to see if the server receives and replies with the attributes you want. There is little information that can be offered here in the FAQ as your individual systems configuration can not be predicted. However, a few hints can help: 1. ALWAYS test your configurations running the server in debugging mode radiusd -xxyz -l stdout if you want to debug a problem. If you do not do so then DO NOT expect anyone else to be able to help you. 2. Read RFC 2138 to see what the RADIUS attributes are and how they work. 3. ALWAYS starts with a simple configuration in place of a more complicated one. You should not expect to be able to debug a complicated configuration entry by sending one packet, and looking at the trace. Make the configuration as simple as possible, EVEN IF it doesn't do exactly what you want. Then, repeatedly, try to authenticate and see if it works. If authentication succeeds, then you can gradually add more attributes to the configuration to get the entry you desire.Section 5 - How do I ... ?
5.1 How do I send a message to PPP users?
On Windows, the short answer is that you don't. RADIUS defines a Reply-Message attribute, which you can often use to send text messages in a RADIUS reply packet. PPP has provisions for passing text messages back to the user. Unfortunately, Microsoft decided to ignore that part of the PPP protocol. So you CAN send messages to Windows PPP users. But Windows will throw the message away, and never show it to the user. If you don't like this behaviour, call Microsoft and complain. On the Mac side, the only dialer that shows up the server's message is FreePPP http://www.rockstar.com.5.2 How do I deny access to a specific user, or group of users?
You need to use the Group check item to match a group. You also need to use the Auth-Type = Reject check item to deny them access. A short message explaining why they were rejected wouldn't hurt, so a Reply-Message reply attribute would be nice. This rule needs to match for all users, so it should be a DEFAULT entry. You want to apply it *instead* of any other authentication type, so it should be listed BEFORE any other entry which contains an Auth-Type. It doesn't need a Fall-Through, because you're not giving the user any permission to do any thing, you're just rejecting them. The following entry denies access to one specific user. Note that it MUST be put before ANY other entry with an Auth-Type attribute. foo Auth-Type = Reject Reply-Msg = "foo is not allowed to dial-in" The following entry denies access to a group of users. The same restrictions as above on location in the raddb/users file also apply: DEFAULT Group = "disabled", Auth-Type = Reject Reply-Message = "Your account has been disabled"5.3 How do I use Login-Time for groups, not for users?
Limit logons between 08:00am and 08:00pm for Unix group "daysonly" DEFAULT Group = "daysonly", Login-Time = "0800-2000" or DEFAULT Group = "daysonly", Login-Time = "Any0800-2000" Limit logons between 08:00am and 08:00pm, from Monday to Friday for Unix group "weekdays" DEFAULT Group = "weekdays", Login-Time = "Wk0800-2000" Limit logons between 08:00am and 08:00pm, in Saturday and Sunday for Unix group "weekends" DEFAULT Group = "weekends", Login-Time = "Sa-Su0800-2000"5.4 How do I enable Cistron RADIUS to log accounting attribute type X?
You can't. A RADIUS server will only log the messages which a NAS sends to it. If your NAS is not sending those messages or attributes, then the RADIUS server will not log them.  Once the NAS is sending the information, the server can then log it.5.5 How do I permit access to any user regardless of password?
DEFAULT Auth-Type = Accept5.6 How do I limit access to only POP3 and SMTP?
Q: I need to limit some users to be able only to use our POP3 and SMTP server. The most common approach is to just assign non-globally-routable IP addresses to those users, such as RFC1918 addresses. Depending on your internal network configuration, you may need to set up internal routes for those addresses, and if you don't want them to do anything besides SMTP and POP3 within your network, you'll have to set up ACLs on your dialup interfaces allowing only ports 25 and 110 through. Make sure you have RADIUS authorization enabled on your NAS. Example user entry in raddb/users file: foo Auth-Type=System Framed-Filter-Id="160.in" Framed-Filter-Id="161.out" Fall-Through=Yes CISCO's config must have: aaa authorization network default radius ip access-list extended 160 permit ip ... ip access-list extended 161 permit ip ... The access list 160 gets applied on inbound packets and 161 on outbound packets.5.7 How do I use PAM with Cistron RADIUS?
You'll need the redhat/radiusd.pam file from the distribution. It should go into a new file, /etc/pam.d/radius. If you have 100's to 1000's of users in /etc/passwd, you'll want to replace the pam_pwdb.so entries with pam_unix_auth.so, pam_unix_acct.so etc. The pam_pwdb module is INCREDIBLY SLOW for authenticating users from a large /etc/passwd file. Bruno Lopes F. Cabral bruno at openline dot com dot br also says: Now I can emulate group behaviour using just PAM and some tricks, like #----- auth required /lib/security/pam_userdb.so \ crypt db=/etc/raddb/data/users auth required /lib/security/pam_listfile.so \ item=user sense=allow \ file=/etc/raddb/data/somehunt.allow onerr=fail auth required /lib/security/pam_nologin.so account required /lib/security/pam_userdb.so #----- and DEFAULT Huntgroup-Name="somehunt", \ Auth-Type=PAM, \ Pam-Auth="radhunt", \ Simultaneous-Use=1 Fall-Through = Yes this way I have NO users on /etc/password and NO need for lots of lines on /etc/raddb/users. time to search for a db enabled pam_listfile module ;>5.8 How do I get radius to pick up changes in the raddb/users file?
The server reads the config files just once, at startup. This is very efficient, but you need to tell the server somehow to re-read its config files after you made a change. This can be done by sending the server a SIGHUP (signal '1' on almost if not all UNIX systems). The server writes its PID in /var/run/radiusd.pid, so a simple UNIX command to do this would be: kill -1 `cat /var/run/radiusd.pid` Some people would be tempted to do this every 5 minutes so that changes come through automatically. That is not a good idea as it might take some time to re-read the config files and the server may drop a few authentication requests at that time. A better idea is to use a so-called "timestamp file" and only send a SIGHUP if the raddb/users file changed since the last time. For example a script like this, to be run every 5 minutes: #! /bin/sh cd /etc/raddb if [ ! -e .last-reload ] || [ "`find users -nt .last-reload`" ]; then if radiusd -C > .last-reload 2>&1; then kill -1 `cat /var/run/radiusd.pid` else mail -s "radius reload failed!" root < .last-reload fi fi touch .last-reload Note that you need at least 1.6.4 for the radiusd -C invocation to work. Of course a Makefile is suited perfectly for this kind of stuff.5.9 How do I check the configuration before sending a HUP to the server?
Some administrators have automated scripts to update the radius servers configuration files. The server can then be signalled via a HUP signal to re-read the configuration files. The problem with this approach is that any syntax errors in the configuration file may cause your main radius server to die! No one wants this to happen so there should be some process of checking the configuration files prior to re-starting the server. For versions prior to 1.6.4, you can use the following script: ftp://ftp.freeradius.org/pub/radius/contrib/check-radiusd-config.sh With 1.6.4 and later, you can simply use radiusd -C to check the configuration. It will print the status and exit with a zero exit status if everything is fine or with a non-zero exit status if errors were found in the configuration. In the example script in the paragraph above this has already been used.5.10 How do I tell the user what to use for an IP netmask?
The whole netmask business is a complicated one. An IP interface has an IP address and usually a netmask associated with it. Netmasks on point-to-point interfaces like a PPP link are generally not used. If you set the Framed-IP-Netmask attribute in a radius profile, you are setting the netmask of the interface on the side of the NAS. The Framed-IP-Netmask attribute is NOT something you can set to influence the netmask on the side of the dialin user. And usually, that makes no sense anyway even if you could set it. The result of this on most NASes is that they start to route a subnet (the subnet that contains the assigned IP address and that is as big as the netmask indicates) to that PPP interface and thus to the user. If that is exactly what you want, then that's fine, but if you do not intend to route a whole subnet to the user, then by all means do NOT use the Framed-IP-Netmask attribute. Almost (all?) NASes interpret a left-out Framed-IP-Netmask as if it was set to <IP_ADDRESS>. So if you somehow feel a certain need to set the Framed-IP-Netmask to anything, set it to <IP_ADDRESS>. For example, the following entries do almost the same on most NASes: user Auth-Type = Local, Password = "blegh" Service-Type = Framed-User, Framed-Protocol = PPP, Framed-IP-Address = <IP_ADDRESS>, Framed-IP-Netmask = <IP_ADDRESS> user Auth-Type = Local, Password = "blegh" Service-Type = Framed-User, Framed-Protocol = PPP, Framed-IP-Address = <IP_ADDRESS>, Framed-Route = "<IP_ADDRESS>/28 <IP_ADDRESS> 1" The result is that the end user gets IP address <IP_ADDRESS> and that the whole network with IP addresses <IP_ADDRESS> - <IP_ADDRESS> is routed over the PPP link to the user (see the Radius RFCs for the exact syntax of the Framed-Route attribute).Section 6 - References
o Cistron RADIUS Mailing List Subscription http://lists.cistron.nl/mailman/listinfo/cistron-radius o Cistron RADIUS Mailing List Archive http://lists.cistron.nl/pipermail/cistron-radius/ o Cistron RADIUS Web Page http://www.radius.cistron.nl/ o Cistron RADIUS Source Code ftp://ftp.cistron.nl/pub/people/miquels/radius/ o Cistron RADIUS FAQ http://www.radius.cistron.nl/faq/ o FreeRADIUS Web Page http://www.freeradius.org/ o FreeRADIUS Users Mailing List Subscription http://lists.cistron.nl/mailman/listinfo/freeradius-users o FreeRADIUS Users Mailing List Archive http://lists.cistron.nl/pipermail/freeradius-users/ o FreeRADIUS Developers Mailing List Subscription http://lists.cistron.nl/mailman/listinfo/freeradius-devel o FreeRADIUS Developers Mailing List Archive http://lists.cistron.nl/pipermail/freeradius-devel/ o Cistron RADIUS RedHat packages ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat ftp://ftp.conectiva.com/pub/conectiva ftp://ftp.mma.com.br/pub/cistron-radius-RPMS http://www.istnet.net.au/~bart/radius o Cistron RADIUS Slackware packages None yet. o Cistron RADIUS Debian packages http://www.debiag.org/distrib/packages o RADIUS RFC and Drafts http://www.freeradius.org/rfc/Section 7 - Acknowledgments
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layout: game-page
redirect_from: /game/bouken
title: Bouken
year: 2007
semester: Spring
description: "Massive choose-your-own text adventure!
Bouken is an epic tale, told choose-your-own-adventure style. It is available to download in a .zip folder, or follow the link to play it. In a throwback to classic choose-your-own adventure games, you can download \"Music to Adventure By\""
tags: Windows Mac Linux Web Singleplayer
# tag options: "Windows", "Mac", "Linux",
# "Singleplayer", "Multiplayer",
# "Controller-Compatible", "VR",
# "Game-Jam"
project_members: {
CJ Hostetter: "Writing, HTML",
Dorothy Holland-Minkley: Music,
Greg Hallenbeck: "Project Lead, Writing",
Hau-yu Wong: Writing,
Stelios Melachrinoudis: Music
}
stage_game_path: bouken/
builds: {
Windows: bouken.html.zip,
Mac OS X: bouken.html.zip,
Linux: bouken.html.zip,
Web: Bouken/Bouken.htm
}
thumbnail: bouken-1.jpg
top-img: bouken-1.jpg
screenshots: [
bouken-1.jpg,
bouken-2.jpg
]
# Optional
top-img-fit: cover
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# "cover" - Cover the entire top area with the image, without squashing/stretching
# "fill" - Fit the FULL image into the top area, squashing/stretching as necessary
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When you log in to the administration console, the tasks you are authorized to perform display in the Navigation pane. These tasks are based on the rights assigned to the administrator role.
The following management features are available from the administration console:
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NCBI Sequence Viewer - programmatic initialization
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Armstrong Case
The Lance Armstrong doping case was a doping investigation that led to American former professional road racing cyclist Lance Armstrong being stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and his eventual admission to the doping. For much of his career, Lance Armstrong faced persistent allegations of doping, but until 2006 no official investigation was undertaken. The first break in the case came in 2004, when SCA Promotions, a Dallas-based insurer, balked at paying a $5 million bonus to Armstrong for winning his sixth consecutive Tour. SCA president Bob Hamman had read L.A. Confidentiel, a book by cycling journalists Pierre Ballester and David Walsh which detailed circumstantial evidence of massive doping by Armstrong and members of his U.S. Postal Service Pro Cycling Team. In 2006, an arbitration panel ruled that SCA had to pay. However, Hamman's real goal was to force an investigation by sporting authorities. He believed that if someone in a position to investigate the matter found that Armstrong had indeed doped, he could be stripped of his Tour victories--allowing SCA to get its money back. His hunch proved correct; officials from the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) asked to review the evidence Hamman had gleaned.
Query Words: lance armstrong doping
Tweets per Day
Contains the count of tweets submitted every day during the researching period.
Sentiment per Month
Contains information about the scores of six basic sentiments (Anger, Disgust, Fear, Joy, Sadness & Surprise) on each month.
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48.676
48.676 distinct tweets
1.434
1.434 distinct Youtube comments
37.836
37.836 distinct users (37.202 from Twitter and 634 from YouTube)
32.040
32.040 distinct words
24/01/2013 to 28/02/2013
The time frame of the data is 1 month and 4 days
Sentiment: Anger
The overall score of our sentiment analysis indicated the main sentiment of the users was Anger.
Most Frequent Words
Contains the most frequent distinct words as extracted from the final data. The table shows the top-10 words along with their frequencies.
| # | Word | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | armstrong | 49097 |
| 2 | lance | 48647 |
| 3 | doping | 3847 |
| 4 | oprah | 2917 |
| 5 | oscar | 2419 |
| 6 | interview | 2337 |
| 7 | creep | 2063 |
| 8 | lawsuit | 2047 |
| 9 | pistorius | 2033 |
| 10 | tiger | 2000 |
Most Frequent Hashtags
Contains the most frequent distinct hashtags as extracted from the final data. The table shows the top-10 hashtags along with their frequencies.
| # | Hashtag | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | #Armstrong | 419 |
| 2 | #LanceArmstrong | 381 |
| 3 | #news | 293 |
| 4 | #cycling | 280 |
| 5 | #Lance | 198 |
| 6 | #lancearmstrong | 136 |
| 7 | #doping | 125 |
| 8 | #Sports | 121 |
| 9 | #OscarPistorius | 118 |
| 10 | #livestrong | 102 |
Most Frequent Users
Contains the most frequent Twitter users as extracted from the final data. The table shows the top-10 users along with their frequencies.
| # | User | Frequency |
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| 1 | @mikehanes | 266 |
| 2 | @RedneckRag | 172 |
| 3 | @GossipDetector | 160 |
| 4 | @studentofsucces | 153 |
| 5 | @LanArmstrong36 | 127 |
| 6 | @Gossip_Gorilla | 118 |
| 7 | @ArmstrongShare | 115 |
| 8 | @NCarolinaRecord | 106 |
| 9 | @Furnkranz | 96 |
| 10 | @successsecret | 79 |
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| 2 | @LanceArmstrong | 357 |
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To add US Equities data to your algorithm, call the AddEquity method. Save a reference to the Equity Symbol so you can access the data later in your algorithm.
class USEquityDataAlgorithm(QCAlgorithm): def Initialize(self) -> None: self.SetStartDate(2018, 1, 1) self.SetEndDate(2021, 6, 1) self.SetCash(100000) self.symbol = self.AddEquity("AAPL", Resolution.Minute).Symbol
namespace QuantConnect { public class USEquityDataAlgorithm : QCAlgorithm { private Symbol _symbol; public override void Initialize() { SetStartDate(2018, 1, 1); SetEndDate(2021, 6, 1); SetCash(100000); _symbol = AddEquity("AAPL", Resolution.Minute).Symbol; } } }
For more information about creating US Equity subscriptions, see Requesting Data or US Equity Universes.


He was famous for the aledged role he played in the Mix-Maz fraudgate which occured in the 1920s.
He held sway in power for Nineteen years before assasinated by his secretary. Who is He?
Idi Amin
Sani Abacha
Jacob Zuma
Joseph Stalin
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He was pivotal to the transformation of a desert to a Tourist center; He is a Global leader from a minor region. He also drove the construction of Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world.
The Vice President and Prime Minister of his Desert-turned-Tourist Center Country and Who is this Political icon?
 He is best described as "THE WORLD HUMBLEST PRESIDENT". Conventionally, he is acclaimed to be
"THE WORLD POOREST PRESIDENT". Who is he?
Dilma Rousseff
Eleuterio Fernández Huidobro
Mauricio Rosencof
José Alberto "Pepe" Mujica
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A legal luminaryand Advocate for Gender equality, got married to a President; Contested to become the First Female president of the United States but lost graciously. Do you know Her?
Nikki Haley
Hillary Clinton
Elizabeth Warren
Mitchelle Obama
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A female military personel and an Ex-wife to a former President of Nigeria and contested Presidential Elections too as the first female presidential candiate. Who is She?
Kudirat Abiola
Sarah Jibril
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EMNLP
EMNLP 2014 tutorial
Methods
- Ranking/retrieval
- Language modeling
- Supervised prediction
- RNN(LM)
- Convolutional nets for tagging (SENNA)
Details
- Bag of words (baseline)
- LSI \(\phi(d) = Ud\) (\(d\) document as sum of words)
- SSI Similarity of query \(q\) to document \(d\) given by \(f(q,d) = q^TWd\), \(W\) from data.
- \(W\) is big.
- Make \(W\) low rank. \(W=U^TV+I\).
- Maximize AUC. Want \(f(q,d^+)>f(q,d^-)\). (14)
- Ex. cross-language retrieval
- Better: replace AUC with rank weighted loss
- \(n\)-gram (baseline)
- NNLM
- Arrange in tree. Cluster dictionary according to semantics or frequency.
- Word2Vec
- CBOW: predict current word from neighbors
- Skip-gram: predict neighbors from current word
- Compositionality (addition)
- NLP tasks: POS tagging, chunking (NP, VP), named entity recognition, semantic role labeling
- Hand-made features, SVM. ASSERT. Pipeline
- POS tagger, parser
- NER tagging
- Put together for SRL labeler
- Deep learning way
- Avoid parse tree
- Avoid hand-built features
- Joint train NLP tasks on common embedding
- Window approach: feed fixed-size window around each word
- Sentence: feed whole sentence, tag 1 word at a time, convolutions handle variable length inputs. Max pool over time
- Deep SRL
- Softmax: Train for word tag likelihood, or
- Sentence tag likelihood. Sentence score is sum of likelihoods for individual words and transition score
- Bad for rare words
- ? semi-supervised (61)
- Recursive NN’s
- Socher ICML13, EMNLP13
- Build sentence representations using parse tree \(f(W[c_1;c_2]+b)\)
- Paragraph vector predicts words in doc, \(n\)-grams in the doc.
- Words are combined with linear matrices dependendent on the P.O.S.: G. Dinu and M. Baroni. How to make words with vectors: Phrase generation in distributional semantics. ACL ’14.
- Previous common belief in NLP: engineering syntactic features necessary for semantic tasks. One can do well by engineering a model/algorithm rather than features.
Embeddings for multi-relational data
- Embeddings for multi-relational data
- Relation (sub, rel, obj)
- WordNet: dictionary where each entity is a sense (synset).
- Freebase
- KB’s are hard to manipulate.
- Large
- Sparse
- Noisy/incomplete
- Solutions:
- Encode into low-dimensional vector spaces
- Use representations to complete/visualize, in applications
- Link prediction
- RESCAL (\(X_k\) are matrices) \[
\min_{A,R} \rc2 \pa{\sum_k \ve{X_k - AR_k A^T}_F^2} + \la_A \ve{A}_F^2 + \la_R \sum_k \ve{R_k}_F^2.
\]
- Downsides: many parameters, bad scalability, bad reconstruction criteria for binary data
- Ideas
- Low-dimensionsal continuous vector embedding trained on similarity
- Stochastic training based on ranking loss
- \(d(sub, rel, obj) = -\ve{R^{left}s^T - R^{right} o^T}_1\). (Note: this is projection onto a common space, rather than something quadratic!)
- SGD with negative examples
- Still have problems
- Neural tensor networks
- \(d(sub, rel, obj) = u_r^T \tanh (h^TW_r t + V_r^1 h + V_3^2 t + b_r).\)
- \(d^3\) parameters
- Model relations as translations
- $d = _2^2.
- there may exist embedding spaces in which relationships among concepts are all decribed by translations
- Much fewer parameters. Does better!
- Refinements (108)
- Embeddings for information extraction
- Entity linking: Identify mentions
- Relation extraction: extract facts
- Word-sense disambiguation is key
- Embedding-based classifier to predict relation (Weston13, 11) (predict based on other text besides subj, obj. Can combine with KB
- Universal schemas (I don’t get this.)
- Question answering
- Subgraph embeddings: learn embeddings of questions and candidate answers (Bordes14) (Q: How to embed subgraph???)
- Convert Freebase to Q&A pairs.
- Paraphrase questions
- Issues
- Must train embeddings together
- Compression, blurring (How to one-shot learn new symbols?)
- Sequential models suffer from long-term memory
- Need many updates
- Negative example sampling inefficient
- How to use nonlinearity?
- Code
[SPWC] Recursive deep models for semantic compositionality over a sentiment treebank
Put triplet (subj, rel, obj) through tensor network to predict. \[
g(e_1,R,e_2) =
u_R^T f\pa{
e_1^T W_R^{[1:k]} e_2 +
V_R\coltwo{e_1}{e_2} + b_R
}
\]
[SCMN16] Reasoning With Neural Tensor Networks for Knowledge Base Completion
Recursive neural tensor model
Sentiment Treebank: sentiment labels for phrases in parse trees of sentences. Website
Captures effects of negation and its scope.
- RNN with a classifier at each node in the parse tree that predicts sentiment in one of 5 classes. (\(W\) is the same matrix.) (Q: how do you make it a binary tree?)
- MV-RNN (matrix-vector): represent every word and longer phrase in parse tree as both vector and matrix (initialized as \(I_d+\)noise). Matrix of one multiplied by vector of other. (parameters is large and depends on vocab)
- RNTN allows quadratic interaction: \(p = f\pa{(b\,c)V^{[1:d]}\coltwo bc + W \coltwo bc}\).
Train: Classification at each node. Minimize KL-divergence.


Description and title
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Cocoa butter
Cocoa butter is a Green-Yellow food. Green-Yellow foods are normally safe for daily consumption but be careful.
Category Quotes
Guideline related quotes related to Fats-Oils, Plant-Oils and Green-Yellow throughout Geoff Bond's publications.
Certain saturated fats derived from plants, like coconut oil and cocoa butter, have become a fetish consumption by some health mavens. Actually, none of these fats was common in our savanna environment but, by a quirk of triglyceride biochemistry, their palmitic and myristic acids (the harmful fatty acids found in saturated fats) are not readily bioavailable. This means they are not readily taken in by the body. As a result, they do not have the devastating effect on our biochemistry that those fats of animal origin do. ~Paleo in a Nutshell p.41
Additional Quotes
Specific references to Cocoa butter throughout Geoff Bond's publications.
Certain saturated fats derived from plants, like coconut oil and cocoa butter, have become a fetish consumption by some health mavens. Actually, none of these fats was common in our savanna environment but, by a quirk of triglyceride biochemistry, their palmitic and myristic acids (the harmful fatty acids found in saturated fats) are not readily bioavailable. This means they are not readily taken in by the body. As a result, they do not have the devastating effect on our biochemistry that those fats of animal origin do. ~Paleo in a Nutshell p.41
That is to say, the position of these fatty acids on the glycerol molecule is an important factor. In this way, for example, cocoa butter and coconut oil and butter have a more favorable category than a simple examination of their saturated fat content would have predicted. In all cases, fats and oils should be consumed with restraint ~Paleo in a Nutshell p.74
There are dozens of fatty acids, most of which are either neutral or harmful to health. Saturated myristic acid and palmitic acid are aggressive to arteries. They are particularly found in butter, cream, cheese, beef, pork, and lamb. Palmitic acid is also the chief component of palm oil, which is used in processed foods. However, the body converts another saturated fat, stearic acid (particularly found in cocoa butter), into oleic acid (as found in olive oil). Oleic acid, which dominates the family of monounsaturated fats, is neutral on the body. Olive oil is "good" because it does no harm. ~Deadly Harvest p.106
cocoa butter, which contains 60% saturated fat, finds 95% of it parked harmlessly in positions 1 and 3.36 Harmless monounsaturated fats occupy 85% of position 2, from where fatty acids are easily absorbed. That is why cocoa is far less cholesterolemic than a simple examination of its saturated fat content would suggest. ~Deadly Harvest p.107


The following are websites and applications that i have done and sold for good to some of my clients and some of them are graduating students from other schools
| System | |
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| Description | This is a sales inventory system that i've created. This system has an add, delete, edit, print data command of the stores products. The clients are from graduating students last 2019 for their final defense. |
| Website | |
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| Description | I was one of the developers of the website of realme. I was assigned by our team leader for the web design of this website. I was 2nd year college at that time, and i used to present this website to my professor to be my target company that has no website because at that time realMe company was only started building its name in the Philippines providing a gaming smartphones to Filipinos. I am so proud that realMe company has chosen our design ang make our developed website as their official website for the Philippines. |
| System | Abiacao Certification Issuance System |
|---|---|
| Description | This system that i have created is for the graduating students in Batangas State University. This system is compiled with visual studio. The residents of Barangay Abiacao can get any certificate on the Barangay with the use of the system via payment in coin slot. The residents must be registered to get any certificates like barangay clearance, indigency certificate and etc. The clients has also paid me making this system as well |


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Mark Makers was the University of the Arts Graphic Design class of 2012's portfolio exhibition, where each student was asked to make an self-identifying mark. Mark Makers' webpage showcases each student's mark, and links to each student's portfolio.


public class PlumbingStreams
extends java.lang.Object
TStream
.
Methods that manipulate the flow of tuples in a streaming topology,
but are not part of the logic of the application.| Constructor and Description |
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PlumbingStreams() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static <T> TStream<T> |
blockingDelay(TStream<T> stream,
long delay,
java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)
Insert a blocking delay between tuples.
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static <T> TStream<T> |
blockingOneShotDelay(TStream<T> stream,
long delay,
java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)
Insert a blocking delay before forwarding the first tuple and
no delay for subsequent tuples.
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static <T> TStream<T> |
blockingThrottle(TStream<T> stream,
long delay,
java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)
Maintain a constant blocking delay between tuples.
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static <T> TStream<T> |
isolate(TStream<T> stream,
boolean ordered)
Isolate upstream processing from downstream processing.
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static <T,K> TStream<T> |
pressureReliever(TStream<T> stream,
Function<T,K> keyFunction,
int count)
Relieve pressure on upstream processing by discarding tuples.
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public static <T> TStream<T> blockingDelay(TStream<T> stream, long delay, java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)
delay
.
Delays less than 1msec are translated to a 0 delay.
This function always adds the delay
amount after receiving
a tuple before forwarding it.
Downstream tuple processing delays will affect the overall delay of a subsequent tuple.
e.g., the input stream contains two tuples t1 and t2 and
the delay is 100ms. The forwarding of t1 is delayed by 100ms.
Then if a downstream processing delay of 80ms occurs, this function
receives t2 80ms after it forwarded t1 and it will delay another
100ms before forwarding t2. Hence the overall delay between forwarding
t1 and t2 is 180ms.
See blockingThrottle
.
stream
- Stream tdelay
- Amount of time to delay a tuple.unit
- Time unit for delay
.public static <T> TStream<T> blockingThrottle(TStream<T> stream, long delay, java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)
delay
.
Delays less than 1msec are translated to a 0 delay.
Sample use:
TStream<String> stream = topology.strings("a", "b, "c");
// Create a stream with tuples throttled to 1 second intervals.
TStream<String> throttledStream = blockingThrottle(stream, 1, TimeUnit.SECOND);
// print out the throttled tuples as they arrive
throttledStream.peek(t -> System.out.println(new Date() + " - " + t));
The function adjusts for downstream processing delays.
The first tuple is not delayed. If delay
has already
elapsed since the prior tuple was forwarded, the tuple
is forwarded immediately.
Otherwise, forwarding the tuple is delayed to achieve
a delay
amount since forwarding the prior tuple.
e.g., the input stream contains two tuples t1 and t2 and the delay is 100ms. The forwarding of t1 is delayed by 100ms. Then if a downstream processing delay of 80ms occurs, this function receives t2 80ms after it forwarded t1 and it will only delay another 20ms (100ms - 80ms) before forwarding t2. Hence the overall delay between forwarding t1 and t2 remains 100ms.
T
- tuple typestream
- the stream to throttledelay
- Amount of time to delay a tuple.unit
- Time unit for delay
.public static <T> TStream<T> blockingOneShotDelay(TStream<T> stream, long delay, java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)
Delays less than 1msec are translated to a 0 delay.
Sample use:
TStream<String> stream = topology.strings("a", "b, "c");
// create a stream where the first tuple is delayed by 5 seconds.
TStream<String> oneShotDelayedStream =
stream.map( blockingOneShotDelay(5, TimeUnit.SECONDS) );
T
- tuple typestream
- input streamdelay
- Amount of time to delay a tuple.unit
- Time unit for delay
.public static <T,K> TStream<T> pressureReliever(TStream<T> stream, Function<T,K> keyFunction, int count)
Any downstream processing of the returned stream is isolated
from stream
so that any slow down does not affect stream
.
When the downstream processing cannot keep up with rate of
stream
tuples will be dropped from returned stream.
Up to count
of the most recent tuples per key from stream
are maintained when downstream processing is slow, any older tuples
that have not been submitted to the returned stream will be discarded.
Tuple order is maintained within a partition but is not guaranteed to
be maintained across partitions.
T
- Tuple type.K
- Key type.stream
- Stream to be isolated from downstream processing.keyFunction
- Function defining the key of each tuple.count
- Maximum number of tuples to maintain when downstream processing is backing up.stream
.public static <T> TStream<T> isolate(TStream<T> stream, boolean ordered)
OutOfMemoryExceptions
if the processing against returned stream cannot keep up
with the arrival rate of tuples on stream
.stream
- Stream to be isolated from downstream processing.ordered
- true
to maintain arrival order on the returned stream,
false
to not guaranteed arrival order.stream
.Copyright IBM 2015,2016 - 2f6ad0e-20160307-0902


This inspection detects collectors which could be simplified. In particular some cascaded
groupingBy
collectors could be expressed with simpler
toMap
collector which also will likely be more performant.
This inspection is available since Java 8 only.
New in 2017.1


Note: this Web Part requires Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2010 or 2007 Enterprise Edition with the Business Data Connectivity (BCS/BDC) features enabled.
The FilterZen BCS/BDC Business Data Item Builder Web Part initially serves the same purpose as the built-in Business Data Item Builder Web Part provided by Microsoft Office SharePoint Server Enterprise Edition: to obtain the ID of a Business Data Connectivity (BCS/BDC) entity instance and broadcast that instance to compatible Web Parts. However, the FilterZen BCS/BDC Business Data Item Builder Web Part goes beyond the built-in equivalent Web Part in many ways:
The out-of-the-box Web Part can only ever obtain the required entity instance ID from a pre-defined URL Parameter named ID, whereas the FilterZen Business Data Item Builder Web Part obtains the required entity instance ID from any connected Web Part. So while you can "recreate" the original behaviour by connecting the FilterZen Business Data Item Builder Web Part to a MOSS URL (Query String) Filter Web Part, or a FilterZen Filter Web Part (containing a Page Request / URL Filter), there are now innumerable additional ways for the item builder to obtain the entity instance ID (including any built-in or custom FilterZen filter types and the out-of-the-box provider Web Parts, for example List Views) and send all entity instance data to any consumer Web Part.
Simply choose your preferred entity instance ID provider Web Part from the Connections / Get BCS/BDC Entity Instance ID From sub-menu.
Simply select from the Connections / Send Selected Item To sub-menu any Business Data Actions or Business Data Item Web Part to send the entity instance associated with the current entity instance ID. You can only connect to Web Parts that have been pre-configured for a specific Business Data Connectivity application and external content type. For the FilterZen BCS/BDC Business Data Item Builder Web Part to become aware of the Business Data Connectivity application, data type and entity columns to use, you need to make at least one such connection.
Once you have made at least one such connection and the FilterZen BCS/BDC Business Data Item Builder Web Part became aware of the Business Data Connectivity (BCS/BDC) application, data type and entity columns to use, you can now also send live BCS/BDC column values of the selected entity instance to any kind of consumer Web Part: simply select from its Connections sub-menu the FilterZen Business Data Item Builder Web Part and follow the on-screen Connection Properties dialog.


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Glenn Murcutt's MPavilion Unveiled in Australia
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- about 11 hours
Glenn Murcutt has unveiled the design on the 2019 MPavilion as part of Queen Victoria Gardens in Melbourne, Australia. Known for environmentally responsible designs grounded in an Australian background, Murcutt's new project is his first civic city design. MPavilion 2019 is the sixth in an ongoing series of annual architect-designed summer pavilions for Melbourne.
MPavilion 2019 was officially opened by MPavilion founder Naomi Milgrom AO, architect Glenn Murcutt AO, City of Melbourne Lord Mayor Sally Capp. Naomi Milgrom AO, chair of the Naomi Milgrom Foundation, who commissioned Glenn Murcutt to design MPavilion 2019, said: “Glenn’s fifty-year practice has inspired a new movement in thinking about climate-responsive design. His MPavilion refines the Australian characteristics we’ve all come to love about his buildings, and provokes a conversation about how Australian design can lead a growing international conversation about the future of cities.”
Glenn Murcutt said: “I felt a crisp white building that at night could be lit from within its roof—like a lantern in the Queen Victoria Gardens, giving the pavilion a feeling of lightness—would sit comfortably in the location. Having the pavilion face north, open towards the river, I could work with good climatic conditions. This also means that from within the MPavilion one can view the gardens to the river and the city.”
Prioritizing a view of the Yarra River and the city skyline with weather-effective design elements, the MPavilion consists of a rectangular plan and round steel columns supporting wing-like trusses wrapped in translucent tensile membrane, shaping a buoyant white roof that will be lit from within at night. The result is an adaptable MPavilion resting on the landscape. At the end of each season, MPavilion is gifted to the people of Victoria and moved to a permanent new home to be engaged by the community in perpetuity.
MPavilion was brought to fruition by Glenn Murcutt AO with structural engineers AECOM, specialist tensile roof fabric advisor Temple Architecture, builders Kane Constructions, building surveyors Gardner Group, lighting designers Bluebottle in collaborationwith JSB Lighting, and visual identity by Studio Ongarato. The MPavilion was commissioned by the Naomi Milgrom Foundation with support from the City of Melbourne, Victorian State Government through Creative Victoria and Development Victoria, ANZ and RACV.
MPavilion celebrates Australian design and identity with a free four-month season of events from 14 November 2019 to 22 March 2020. The pavilion is free and open to the public.


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Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle. As with all matters of the heart, you’ll know when you find it.
If you want to live your life in a creative way, as an artist, you have to not look back too much. You have to be willing to take whatever you’ve done and whoever you were and throw them away.
-- Steve Jobs


A/B Testing: Using Alternates
As a further test of last week’s goal testing, this week we will take a look at how users get to my goal. To quickly recap, we can use Google Analytics to track user events such as clicking a button, we can then track those events to see how many people accomplished a goal. My goal is to have people read and like week 2 as it is my favorite.
In the past I had asked people to visit the page directly as I wanted to see if I could get them to vote on the article. This time I used the variant testing option in GA to see if an altered home page could lead people to it naturally. I set up the original page and one with a promotional banner into the system and let people know to check it out. Unfortunately I did not gather as many views as last week severely limiting my data pool.
Was the Variant Better?
The results were good though as I did see an increase in traffic to the week 2 article. My page views on week 2 were significantly higher than the others. I did not promote that article with anything other than the banner on the home page. I can see just how strong of an effect these banners can have when promoting my own content.
The problem with this natural pathing is that it only guides people to the page leaving them without a mission. As even though I had well over 40 views of my page I only got 3 conversions. Having a more direct call to action would have likely helped dramatically.
I still think that I got more visitors with my banner linked page than on my original. Further testing is definitely required as the sample size for this test was far to low. I generally had good reactions and am excited to test more things with this alternate system in the future.


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DBpedia Extract a tool designed to extract n-triples, or triplets (commonly called as subject-predicate-object pair). This is done using various Natural Language Processing Techniques. Further details can be found in About. Below is a Demo for the following!


The historical data is taken from over 6000 tournaments across all tournaments.
Data was summed by year to provide an less noisy visual.
This graph shows the total earning for all games each year. With this you can see the potential market value in an esport career. From the graph it is easy to see that the total earnings has increased almost every year. The linear regression trend line is a fair approximation of future earnings, as indicated by the R squared value, which displays strong indicaters or growth. The pandemic most likely influenced the 2020 season limiting the total earnings..
Genre Trends by Year of Release
Each graph shows the average of total earning by game across all tournaments.
From the graph you can see a fairly strong downward trend. This would indicate that Battle Royale earnings may continue to decrease in future years. This data set may have been influence by the short existence of Battle Royale games


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IntroductionHttpClient supports automatic management of cookies, including allowing the server to set cookies and automatically return them to the server when required. It is also possible to manually set cookies to be sent to the server. Unfortunately, there are several at times conflicting standards for handling Cookies: the Netscape Cookie draft, RFC2109, RFC2965 and a large number of vendor specific implementations that are compliant with neither specification. To deal with this, HttpClient provides policy driven cookie management. This guide will explain how to use the different cookie specifications and identify some of the common problems people have when using Cookies and HttpClient. Available SpecificationsThe following cookie specifications are supported by HttpClient. Netscape DraftThe Netscape draft is the original cookie specification which formed the basis for RFC2109. Despite this it has some significant differences with RFC2109 and thus may be required for compatibility with some servers. The Netscape cookie draft is available at http://wp.netscape.com/newsref/std/cookie_spec.html RFC2109RFC2109 is the first official cookie specification released by the W3C. Theoretically, all servers that handle version 1 cookies should use this specification and as such this specification is used by default within HttpClient. Unfortunately, many servers either incorrectly implement this standard or are still using the Netscape draft so occasionally this specification is too strict. If this is the case, you should switch to the compatibility specification as described below. RFC2109 is available at http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2109/rfc2109.txt RFC2109 is the default cookie policy used by HttpClient. Browser CompatibilityThe compatibility specification is designed to be compatible with as many different servers as possible even if they are not completely standards compliant. If you are encountering problems with parsing cookies, you should probably try using this specification. There are many web sites with badly written CGI scripts that only work
when all cookies are put into one request header. It is advisable to
set http.protocol.single-cookie-header
parameter to Ignore CookiesThis cookie specification ignores all cookies. It should be used to keep HttpClient from accepting and sending cookies. Unsupported SpecificationsThe following cookie specifications are not presently supported by HttpClient. RFC2965RFC2965 defines cookie version 2 and attempts to address the shortcomings of the RFC2109 regarding cookie version 1. RFC2965 is intended to eventually supersede RFC2109. Currently HttpClient does not implement this specification. Support for version 2 cookies will be added in the future RFC2965 is available at http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2965/rfc2965.txt Specifying the SpecificationThere are two ways to specify which cookie specification should be
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destroy_watch(3f) - [M_stopwatch] destroys a M_StopWatch watch (LICENSE:PD)
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subroutine destroy_watch(watch, clock, err)
type (watchtype), intent(INOUT) :: watch OR type (watchtype), intent(INOUT) :: watch(:)
character(len=*), optional, intent(IN) :: clock OR character(len=*), intent(IN) :: clock(:)
integer, optional, intent(OUT) :: err
Destroys the specified clocks of the specified watches. If the watch has no remaining clocks after the specified clocks are destroyed, then the watch is destroyed and associated memory freed. To avoid memory leaks, watches should be destroyed when no longer useful, before being recreated, and before returning from a subroutine in which the watch is a local variable.One or more watches must be specified. The argument watch can be a single variable of type watchtype (see M_stopwatch(3)) to destroy one watch, or an array of type watchtype to destroy several watches.
The optional argument clock specifies which clocks to destroy on the specified watch(es). If omitted, the current default clocks (see option_stopwatch(3)) are destroyed. If present, clock must be a character string containing cpu, user, 'sys, or wall, or an array of such character strings.
If present, the optional intent OUT integer argument err returns a status code. The code is the sum of the values listed below.An error message will be printed to a specified I/O unit (unit 6 by default) if print_errors is TRUE (default is TRUE). The error message contains more detail about the cause of the error than can be obtained from just the status code, so you should set print_errors to TRUE if you have trouble determining the cause of the error.
If abort_errors is TRUE (default is FALSE), the program will terminate on an error condition. Otherwise, the program will continue execution but the watch(es) will not be destroyed.
See option_stopwatch(3) for further information on print_errors, abort_errors and I/O units.
The relevant status codes and messages are:
0 No errors; execution successful.
1 Watch needs to be created. This error occurs if you attempt to destroy a watch that has already been destroyed. The watch must first be created again. See also the comment about watches that have never been created in the BUGS section. 8 Invalid clock type. This occurs if clock is present and one of the specified clocks is not supported by the implementation. See inquiry_stopwatch(3) to determine what clocks are available.
512 Failed to allocate required memory. When destroy_watch is called with an array or group of watches, temporary memory is allocated. This error occurs if the Fortran allocate statement returns a nonzero status indicating that memory could not be allocated. Avoid memory leaks by always destroying watches and groups before recreating them, and destroying local variable watches and groups before returning from a subroutine.
1024 Error occurred while deallocating memory. This error occurs if the Fortran deallocate statement returns a nonzero status while deallocating the memory for the watch or temporary memory used for an array or group of watches. The watches are destroyed, but be aware that other problems could develop as a result of the deallocate error.
In addition to the run time diagnostics generated by M_StopWatch, the following problems may arise:
o Since watch has intent OUT, you cannot use an array constructor as an actual argument to construct an array of watches. Some compilers will recognize this as a compile time error, but will generate an obscure error message, such as no specific match for generic name.
o In Fortran 90, the character strings in an array constructor must all have the same length. Pad three letter clock names with a blank on the right to make a four character string, for example, cpu .
type (watchtype) w1, w2(3) integer errcodecall destroy_watch(w1) call destroy_watch(w2, (/sys , user/), err=errcode)
The first call destroys the default clocks on a single watch. Assuming the default clocks have not changed since the watch was created, the watch will be destroyed. The second call destroys the sys and user clocks on three watches given as an array and returns a status code. Assuming the watch also had the cpu or wall clock, the watches are not destroyed.
It cannot be determined whether or not a watch variable or watch group has been created (passed as an argument to create_watch or create_watchgroup). If a watch or watch group that has never been created is passed into destroy_watch, it might generate a Fortran error due to passing a pointer with undefined association status to the Fortran intrinsic function associated. However, some compilers will allow this as an extension to the Fortran 90 standard and recognize that the pointer is not associated, in which case the Watch needs to be created error message is generated.
William F. Mitchell<EMAIL_ADDRESS>National Institute of Standards and Technology
M_stopwatch(3), create_watchgroup(3), destroy_watchgroup(3), end_pause_watch(3), inquiry_stopwatch(3), join_watchgroup(3), leave_watchgroup(3), option_stopwatch(3), pause_watch(3), print_watch(3), read_watch(3), reset_watch(3), start_watch(3), stop_watch(3)
| M_StopWatch 1.1 | DESTROY_WATCH (3) | September 22, 2017 |


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Enable the Sendwithus app via the SendGrid Apps page
Step 1. Enter an API Key
On the settings page you need to input an API key from Sendwithus so that SendGrid can manage certain settings from the "App Settings" page. If you do not have a Sendwithus account, you can click the If don't have one, create an account here link.
You can obtain your Sendwithus API key here from the Sendwithus dashboard.
Step 2. Create a SendGrid Instance (unless you already have one)
Note: If you enter a valid API key and you already have a SendGrid Instance added on Sendwithus, Step 3 options will appear.
If you do not have any SendGrid Instances on Sendwithus, there are 2 options:
1. Create an SendGrid Instance using the the main account. This is done by creating a credential on SendGrid that will permit Sendwithus to interact with the SendGrid API.
{% warning %} Caution: This will change the Event URL, Clicktracking, and Opentracking so that Sendwithus can keep track of deliverability. If you do not want these to change, please consider using the second option. {% endwarning %}2. Create an SendGrid Instance using a subuser account. In order to use this option, you must have the ability to create subusers, (silver and higher accounts) and not have reached the subuser limit for your account. Using this option, all the Sendwithus settings will be created on the subuser account. Emails will be sent using the subuser account, thus to be able to see the email statistics, you must select the subuser account on the Statistics Dashboard.
In each case, the SendGrid Instance created will be set as the default on Sendwithus.
On the SendGrid side, this is how you will see the SendGrid Instance(s) after creation:
Here you can see the created account on theSendwithus Delivery Settings page:
Step 3. Select default SendGrid instance and SSO on Sendwithus dashboard
If you have one or more SendGrid Instances, you can select which will be used as the default by Sendwithus.


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The ejb-timer quickstart demonstrates how to use the EJB timer service in Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform. It creates a timer service that uses the @Schedule and @Timeout annotations.
This example application is not intended to be opened in a browser. Instead, the EJB Timer service outputs messages to the JBoss EAP server console. View the EJB Timer message in the JBoss EAP server log or Console window.
Additional information can be found in the README file at the root of this quickstart directory.


FLXMiddleware
@protocol FLXMiddleware <NSObject>
Provides an interface for generating of side-effects to some FLUX events. Each middleware instance is notified about all events and each middleware is responsible for filtering only events it is interested in.
All middleware methods are called in a context provided by domain’s executor. That’s why it is considered as a good practice to apply side-effect asynchronously in order to prevent blocking action processing by stores.
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Method is called each time an action is dispatched to the domain.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)didDispatchAction:(id)action;
Swift
func didDispatchAction(_ action: Any!)
Parameters
action
instance of a specific action
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Method is called each time when any store changed it’s state in response to some action.
Warning
This method is not called if store’s state was changed using any method except dispatching an action.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)store:(FLXStore *)store didChangeState:(id)state;
Swift
func store(_ store: FLXStore!, didChangeState state: Any!)
Parameters
store
instance of a specific store which state was changed
state
new value of store’s state


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CLASS WEB PAGE:
http://academy.cba.mit.edu/classes/molding_casting/index.html
This week the exercise was to design a 3D model that we could replicate by making its mold.
I started working with the design of 3D Model in Rhino. I drew three pieces of a puzzle 3d which are based on a module of 15 mm. In the middle the connecting part is the same for all three. To join them is sufficient which are rotated between them.
Once designed 3D object, we have to draw the hard mold. This operation requires some precautions which are really important to mill the wax block.
First thing to do: the “Hard Mold” For this process we need to use the roland modela machine and for that is import to consideres the types (dimensions) of mill we are going to use:
-1/8 end mill = 3.175 mm.
-1/16 end mill = 1.5875 mm.
-1/32 end mill = 0.79375 mm.
-1/64 end mill = 0.396875 mm.
Following those guides is time to make the 3D model for the Counter Mold, in my case I used Rhinoceros. When the 3d model was done I exported it as a STL (mesh) and then I opened the .stl file into Modela player 4.
-Open Fab Modules on Terminal
-Choose Modela .stl
-Select 3D stl file
-Select Molding step: Roughing
-Click Make Path
-Set 0,0 point at the top-bottom-left corner
-Click on make rml
-Send the job to Modela Machine
-Roughing Tool Type: Square Tip 3 mm.
-Finishing Tool Type: Ball Tip 1mm.
-XY speed: 30 (mm/sec)
-Z speed: 30 (mm/sec)
-Speedle: 7000 (rpm)
Once the counter mold is ready the next step is the preparation of the silicon mixture for the soft mold.
The procedure is quite long:
- Preparation of all material that I used to make the soft mold, also safety gloves and glasses;
- Applying a Release Agent and let it dry for 30 minutes;
- With a gram scale, dispense required amounts of parts A and B (ratio 10:1) and mix for 3 minutes.
- After mixing parts A and B, vacuum degassing is recommended to eliminate any entrapped air. I tried to degass the soft mold slamming it against the desk for 5/10 minutes;
- Allow rubber to cure as prescribed at room temperature (73°F/23°C) before demolding for 24 hours. Do not cure rubber where temperature is less than 65°F/18°C;
- Then expose the rubber to 176°F/80°C for 2 hours and 212°F/100°C for one hour. Allow mold to cool to room temperature before using;
- Wash it and it's ready to use.
Being the soft mold for food use some of us students of Frosinone Fab Lab decided to do the casting with chocolate. We ask to an important local pastry and chocolate factory “Dolcemascolo” to cooperate with us.So they invited us to their laboratories where an expert pastry making chocolate for us.
After the chocolate, I want to try my soft mold with a resin to obtain my pieces of a 3D Puzzle. To do it I used the resin available in the Fab Lab. For my mold it's sufficient a minimum quantity of product!
It must drain quickly the resin because it is fast settings. The waiting time is about 15/20 minutes.
REFERENCES:
ROLAND MACHINE
SMOOTH-SIL 940


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AbstractSymmetricCipherService
AesCipherService
BlowfishCipherService
CipherService
DefaultBlockCipherService
JcaCipherService
OperationMode
PaddingScheme