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Debugging Broken Accessibility
This talk is not about:
- how to test
- how to fix specific bugs
- tooltips
Why debugging?
The accessibility process (imagination)
- Learn: semantic HTML, tabbing, yay!
- Test
- Fix bugs
- Include everyone!
The accessibility process (reality)
- Learn: semantic HTML, tabbing, yay!
- Testing happens
- ...
- ...
- ... ... what is aria-required-children??!
My learning process:
This talk is about:
frustration.
A better option:
Let's do this.
The bugs:
- Semantics
- Focus
- Oops
- Nope
Bug 1: the dreaded

"NVDA's table commands aren't working properly..."
Inspect with Firefox:
Compare in the spec:
Bug 2: the screen reader cursor is "lost"
Does it reproduce?
Observing focus changes
Menu example page
document.activeElement
or
document.addEventListener('focusin', () => {
console.log(document.activeElement);
});
Bug 3: the screen reader should say...
"VoiceOver isn't reading the index of the menu items"
Do NOT do this:
<button role="menuitem" aria-label="Save, 1 of 3">Save

Compare:
Ask:
- A coworker (in a relevant job)
- A community (slack, twitter)
- User studies
This applies to more than screen readers!
Compare against plain HTML for keyboard, pointer, High Contrast Mode, voice control, etc.
Bug 4: Return of the

"The truncated text is not accessible via keyboard"
Is this a good design?
Don't let designs get away with begging the question.
A website is not an art gallery.
Digging up roots
The value of front-end knowledge
document.activeElement
Accessibility practitioner yells at cloud
Look at the structure, not the individuals:
- Is training in accessibility available?
- Is basic accessibility knowledge considered when hiring?
Bad Assistive Tech assumptions
<button role="menuitem" aria-label="Save, 1 of 3">Save

remember this?
Who is doing the testing, and who decides what the experience should be?
- Are disabled people hired?
- Do they stay?
- Are they listened to?
Tooltips in the real world
Is accessibility part of choosing 3rd-party libraries?
Github checks anyone can do:
- Issue labels
- Fixed, stale, or closed
- Discussion quality
With some help:
This sounds hopeful, but...
This talk is about:
frustration.
...lots of frustration.
...but it's better with friends.


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British security officials play down cyber attack on Labour
LONDON, United Kingdom (AFP) — British security officials said yesterday that an attempted cyber attack on the main Opposition Labour Party during general election campaigning had failed.
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) — part of Britain's spy agency GCHQ — said it was “confident the party took the necessary steps to deal with the attack”.
Labour described the attack which took place on Monday as “large-scale”.
“The Labour Party followed the correct, agreed procedures and notified us swiftly,” an NCSC spokeswoman said in a statement.
“The attack was not successful and the incident is now closed.”
However, yesterday afternoon the main Labour party website ( labour.org.uk) was inaccessible.
Instead, the website showed a message from a cybersecurity firm warning of a problem.
The party did not have an immediate comment.
It had earlier revealed that Monday's attempted hack had been repelled without an apparent data breach.
“We have experienced a sophisticated and large-scale cyberattack on Labour digital platforms,” a party spokesman said.
“These attempts failed due to our robust security systems. The integrity of all our platforms was maintained and we are confident that no data breach occurred,” he added.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn admitted he was worried about other potential attacks.
In a speech on the campaign trail in Blackpool, north-west England, Corbyn said the incident was “very serious”, even if it had ultimately failed.
“But if this is a sign to come in this election, I feel very nervous about it all,” he told supporters.
“Because a cyberattack against a political party in an election is suspicious and something one is very worried about.”
Some campaign activities were slowed but they were restored early yesterday and were now back to normal, according to the party.
Labour confirmed it had promptly reported the attack to the NCSC, which monitors and works to protect security systems.
The agency said it has been working closely with British political parties for several years “on how to protect and defend against cyber- attacks”, and had met the major parties last week ahead of the December 12 election.
There is lingering concern in Britain about the potential for outside interference in the general election, with major parties increasingly relying on digital messaging.


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table of button states to add, first one should always be called "default"
Provide a dropdown list of "default", "toggle", "custom" (that shows an input field, simplify what they type in, remove quotes, spaces, etc.)
provide an image selection box, put the image into the deck once loaded
Dropdownlist of button states so user can pick "current button state id"
blank by default, with select list of button groups available, last being "custom" where they can add a new one (simplify what they type in)
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According to legend, Santa Cruz Island was named for a priest’s staff accidentally left on the island during the Portola expedition of 1769. A Chumash Indian found the cross-tipped stave and returned it to the priest. The Spaniards were so impressed that they called this island of friendly people “La Isla de Santa Cruz,” (the Island of the Sacred Cross). Today, the protection and preservation of Santa Cruz Island is divided between the Nature Conservancy and the National Park Service.
The Nature Conservancy owns and manages the western 76 percent of the island, while the eastern 24 percent is owned and managed by the National Park Service.
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In its vastness and variety of flora, fauna and geology, Santa Cruz Island resembles a miniature California. At over 96 square miles in size, it is the largest island in California. Santa Cruz contains two rugged mountain ranges with the highest peaks on the islands rising above 2,000 feet. Additionally, there is a large central valley, deep canyons with year-round springs and streams as well as 77 miles of craggy coastline cliffs, giant sea caves, pristine tide pools and expansive beaches. One of the largest and deepest sea caves in the world, Painted Cave, is found on the northwest coastline of Santa Cruz. Named because of its colorful rock types, lichens and algae, Painted Cave is nearly a quarter mile long and 100 feet wide, with an entrance ceiling of 160 feet and a waterfall over the entrance during the spring.
These varied landforms support more than 600 plant species in 10 different plant communities, from marshes and grasslands to chaparral and pine forests. There are 140 mainland bird and 11 island mammal species; three amphibian and five reptile species; large colonies of nesting seabirds, breeding seals and sea lions and other diverse marine animals and plants. Owing to millions of years of isolation, many distinctive plant and animal species have adapted to the island’s unique environment including the island scrub-jay and eight plant species found only on Santa Cruz and nowhere else in the world.
The island is also rich in cultural history with over 10,000 years of American Indian habitation and over 150 years of European exploration and ranching. Santa Cruz Island is known by the Chumash people as Limuw (translates to “in the sea”) and was home to a ten villages that housed over 1,200 people. Many of these islanders mined extensive chert deposits for making tools and produced “shell-bead money” used as a major trade item by tribes throughout California. The largest village on the island as well as on the northern Channel Islands, Swaxil, occupied the area of Scorpion Ranch at the time of Spanish contact (1542). Large plank canoes called tomols provided transportation between the islands and mainland. Remnants of Chumash civilization can still be seen in thousands of shell middens on the island.
Remnants of the ranching era also can be seen throughout the landscape of the island. Adobe ranch houses, barns, blacksmith and saddle shops, wineries and a chapel all attest to the many uses of Santa Cruz in the 1800s and 1900s.
The National Park Service, along with the Nature Conservancy, has made great efforts to preserve and protect these island resources, including stabilization of cultural sites, rehabilitation of historic buildings, removal of nonnative plants and animals, the recovery island foxes, re-establishment of bald eagles and restoration of island wetlands. All of these efforts have made Santa Cruz Island one of the best places to experience the nationally significant natural and cultural heritage of coastal southern California.
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If a site doesn’t use SSL/TLS for all authenticated pages, an attacker can monitor network traffic (such as on open wireless network), and steals user's session cookie. Attacker can then replay this cookie and hijacks the user's session, accessing the user's private data.
If an attacker gets access the application database, he or she can steal the sensitive information not encrypted, or encrypted with weak encryption algorithm
1.The insecure demo application uses HTTP connection to communicate with server. A secure HTTPS sever can be set using https module. This would need a private key and certificate. Here are source code examples from
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// Load keys for establishing secure HTTPS connection var fs = require("fs"); var https = require("https"); var path = require("path"); var httpsOptions = { key: fs.readFileSync(path.resolve(__dirname, "./app/cert/key.pem")), cert: fs.readFileSync(path.resolve(__dirname, "./app/cert/cert.pem")) };
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// Start secure HTTPS server https.createServer(httpsOptions, app).listen(config.port, function() { console.log("Express https server listening on port " + config.port); });
3. The insecure demo application stores users personal sensitive information in plain text. To fix it, The
data/profile-dao.js
can be modified to use crypto module to encrypt and decrypt sensitive information as below:
// Include crypto module var crypto = require("crypto"); //Set keys config object var config = { cryptoKey: "a_secure_key_for_crypto_here", cryptoAlgo: "aes256", // or other secure encryption algo here iv: "" }; // Helper method create initialization vector // By default the initialization vector is not secure enough, so we create our own var createIV = function() { // create a random salt for the PBKDF2 function - 16 bytes is the minimum length according to NIST var salt = crypto.randomBytes(16); return crypto.pbkdf2Sync(config.cryptoKey, salt, 100000, 512, "sha512"); }; // Helper methods to encryt / decrypt var encrypt = function(toEncrypt) { config.iv = createIV(); var cipher = crypto.createCipheriv(config.cryptoAlgo, config.cryptoKey, config.iv); return cipher.update(toEncrypt, "utf8", "hex") + cipher.final("hex"); }; var decrypt = function(toDecrypt) { var decipher = crypto.createDecipheriv(config.cryptoAlgo, config.cryptoKey, config.iv); return decipher.update(toDecrypt, "hex", "utf8") + decipher.final("utf8"); }; // Encrypt values before saving in database user.ssn = encrypt(ssn); user.dob = encrypt(dob); // Decrypt values to show on view user.ssn = decrypt(user.ssn); user.dob = decrypt(user.dob);


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Apache HBase (TM) is not an ACID compliant database. However, it does guarantee certain specific
properties.
This specification enumerates the ACID properties of HBase.
Definitions
For the sake of common vocabulary, we define the following terms:
- Atomicity
- an operation is atomic if it either completes entirely or not at all
- Consistency
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all actions cause the table to transition from one valid state directly to another
(eg a row will not disappear during an update, etc)
- Isolation
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an operation is isolated if it appears to complete independently of any other concurrent transaction
- Durability
- any update that reports "successful" to the client will not be lost
- Visibility
- an update is considered visible if any subsequent read will see the update as having been committed
The terms must and may are used as specified by RFC 2119.
In short, the word "must" implies that, if some case exists where the statement
is not true, it is a bug. The word "may" implies that, even if the guarantee
is provided in a current release, users should not rely on it.
APIs to consider
- Read APIs
- Write APIs
- Combination (read-modify-write) APIs
- incrementColumnValue
- checkAndPut
Guarantees Provided
Atomicity
- All mutations are atomic within a row. Any put will either wholely succeed or wholely fail.[3]
- An operation that returns a "success" code has completely succeeded.
- An operation that returns a "failure" code has completely failed.
- An operation that times out may have succeeded and may have failed. However,
it will not have partially succeeded or failed.
- This is true even if the mutation crosses multiple column families within a row.
- APIs that mutate several rows will _not_ be atomic across the multiple rows.
For example, a multiput that operates on rows 'a','b', and 'c' may return having
mutated some but not all of the rows. In such cases, these APIs will return a list
of success codes, each of which may be succeeded, failed, or timed out as described above.
- The checkAndPut API happens atomically like the typical compareAndSet (CAS) operation
found in many hardware architectures.
- The order of mutations is seen to happen in a well-defined order for each row, with no
interleaving. For example, if one writer issues the mutation "a=1,b=1,c=1" and
another writer issues the mutation "a=2,b=2,c=2", the row must either
be "a=1,b=1,c=1" or "a=2,b=2,c=2" and must not be something
like "a=1,b=2,c=1".
- Please note that this is not true _across rows_ for multirow batch mutations.
Consistency and Isolation
- All rows returned via any access API will consist of a complete row that existed at
some point in the table's history.
- This is true across column families - i.e a get of a full row that occurs concurrent
with some mutations 1,2,3,4,5 will return a complete row that existed at some point in time
between mutation i and i+1 for some i between 1 and 5.
- The state of a row will only move forward through the history of edits to it.
Consistency of Scans
A scan is not a consistent view of a table. Scans do
not exhibit snapshot isolation.
Rather, scans have the following properties:
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Any row returned by the scan will be a consistent view (i.e. that version
of the complete row existed at some point in time) [1]
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A scan will always reflect a view of the data at least as new as
the beginning of the scan. This satisfies the visibility guarantees
enumerated below.
- For example, if client A writes data X and then communicates via a side
channel to client B, any scans started by client B will contain data at least
as new as X.
- A scan _must_ reflect all mutations committed prior to the construction
of the scanner, and _may_ reflect some mutations committed subsequent to the
construction of the scanner.
- Scans must include all data written prior to the scan (except in
the case where data is subsequently mutated, in which case it _may_ reflect
the mutation)
Those familiar with relational databases will recognize this isolation level as "read committed".
Please note that the guarantees listed above regarding scanner consistency
are referring to "transaction commit time", not the "timestamp"
field of each cell. That is to say, a scanner started at time t may see edits
with a timestamp value greater than t, if those edits were committed with a
"forward dated" timestamp before the scanner was constructed.
Visibility
- When a client receives a "success" response for any mutation, that
mutation is immediately visible to both that client and any client with whom it
later communicates through side channels. [3]
- A row must never exhibit so-called "time-travel" properties. That
is to say, if a series of mutations moves a row sequentially through a series of
states, any sequence of concurrent reads will return a subsequence of those states.
- For example, if a row's cells are mutated using the "incrementColumnValue"
API, a client must never see the value of any cell decrease.
- This is true regardless of which read API is used to read back the mutation.
- Any version of a cell that has been returned to a read operation is guaranteed to
be durably stored.
Durability
- All visible data is also durable data. That is to say, a read will never return
data that has not been made durable on disk[2]
- Any operation that returns a "success" code (eg does not throw an exception)
will be made durable.[3]
- Any operation that returns a "failure" code will not be made durable
(subject to the Atomicity guarantees above)
- All reasonable failure scenarios will not affect any of the guarantees of this document.
Tunability
All of the above guarantees must be possible within Apache HBase. For users who would like to trade
off some guarantees for performance, HBase may offer several tuning options. For example:
- Visibility may be tuned on a per-read basis to allow stale reads or time travel.
- Durability may be tuned to only flush data to disk on a periodic basis
Footnotes
[1] A consistent view is not guaranteed intra-row scanning -- i.e. fetching a portion of
a row in one RPC then going back to fetch another portion of the row in a subsequent RPC.
Intra-row scanning happens when you set a limit on how many values to return per Scan#next
(See Scan#setBatch(int)).
[2] In the context of Apache HBase, "durably on disk" implies an hflush() call on the transaction
log. This does not actually imply an fsync() to magnetic media, but rather just that the data has been
written to the OS cache on all replicas of the log. In the case of a full datacenter power loss, it is
possible that the edits are not truly durable.
[3] Puts will either wholely succeed or wholely fail, provided that they are actually sent
to the RegionServer. If the writebuffer is used, Puts will not be sent until the writebuffer is filled
or it is explicitly flushed.


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#include "slu_ddefs.h"
#include "colamd.h"
Functions | |
| int | genmmd_ (int *, int *, int *, int *, int *, int *, int *, int *, int *, int *, int *, int *) |
| void | get_colamd (const int m, const int n, const int nnz, int *colptr, int *rowind, int *perm_c) |
| void | getata (const int m, const int n, const int nz, int *colptr, int *rowind, int *atanz, int **ata_colptr, int **ata_rowind) |
| void | at_plus_a (const int n, const int nz, int *colptr, int *rowind, int *bnz, int **b_colptr, int **b_rowind) |
| void | get_perm_c (int ispec, SuperMatrix *A, int *perm_c) |
-- SuperLU routine (version 3.1) -- Univ. of California Berkeley, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. August 1, 2008
| void at_plus_a | ( | const int | n, | |
| const int | nz, | |||
| int * | colptr, | |||
| int * | rowind, | |||
| int * | bnz, | |||
| int ** | b_colptr, | |||
| int ** | b_rowind | |||
| ) |
Purpose =======
Form the structure of A'+A. A is an n-by-n matrix in column oriented format represented by (colptr, rowind). The output A'+A is in column oriented format (symmetrically, also row oriented), represented by (b_colptr, b_rowind).
| int genmmd_ | ( | int * | , | |
| int * | , | |||
| int * | , | |||
| int * | , | |||
| int * | , | |||
| int * | , | |||
| int * | , | |||
| int * | , | |||
| int * | , | |||
| int * | , | |||
| int * | , | |||
| int * | ||||
| ) |
| void get_colamd | ( | const int | m, | |
| const int | n, | |||
| const int | nnz, | |||
| int * | colptr, | |||
| int * | rowind, | |||
| int * | perm_c | |||
| ) |
| void get_perm_c | ( | int | ispec, | |
| SuperMatrix * | A, | |||
| int * | perm_c | |||
| ) |
Purpose =======
GET_PERM_C obtains a permutation matrix Pc, by applying the multiple minimum degree ordering code by Joseph Liu to matrix A'*A or A+A'. or using approximate minimum degree column ordering by Davis et. al. The LU factorization of A*Pc tends to have less fill than the LU factorization of A.
Arguments =========
ispec (input) int Specifies the type of column ordering to reduce fill: = 1: minimum degree on the structure of A^T * A = 2: minimum degree on the structure of A^T + A = 3: approximate minimum degree for unsymmetric matrices If ispec == 0, the natural ordering (i.e., Pc = I) is returned.
A (input) SuperMatrix* Matrix A in A*X=B, of dimension (A->nrow, A->ncol). The number of the linear equations is A->nrow. Currently, the type of A can be: Stype = NC; Dtype = _D; Mtype = GE. In the future, more general A can be handled.
perm_c (output) int* Column permutation vector of size A->ncol, which defines the permutation matrix Pc; perm_c[i] = j means column i of A is in position j in A*Pc.
| void getata | ( | const int | m, | |
| const int | n, | |||
| const int | nz, | |||
| int * | colptr, | |||
| int * | rowind, | |||
| int * | atanz, | |||
| int ** | ata_colptr, | |||
| int ** | ata_rowind | |||
| ) |
Purpose =======
Form the structure of A'*A. A is an m-by-n matrix in column oriented format represented by (colptr, rowind). The output A'*A is in column oriented format (symmetrically, also row oriented), represented by (ata_colptr, ata_rowind).
This routine is modified from GETATA routine by Tim Davis. The complexity of this algorithm is: SUM_{i=1,m} r(i)^2, i.e., the sum of the square of the row counts.
Questions ========= o Do I need to withhold the *dense* rows? o How do I know the number of nonzeros in A'*A?


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Review: Dantes Peak (1997)
After sensing small amounts of seismic activity, the USGS (United States Geological Survey) send vulcanologist expert Harry Dalton (played by Pierce Brosnan) out on what they think is a routine discovery to the small town of Dante's Peak. After finding a pair of skinny dippers dead in a creek next to the mountain, Dalton fears that a volcanic eruption is not far away. Suggesting the town should be put on alert, government experts doubt him but Dante's Peak mayor Rachel Wando (Linda Hamilton) starts to believe him after more volcanic activity is found and the lives of her children are threatened. Desperately trying to convince everyone of his theory before its too late, disastrous consequences occur as the volcano finally blows its lid after a good hour into the film. Now more of a race against time then anything else, Dalton must get himself and his companions to safety while attempting to pass little "obstacles" like an acid lake and a house surrounded by lava.
Pierse Brosnan's character Harry Dalton is the typical disaster movie hero - he's young, good looking, determined and has an on screen radience that can carry a movie. Yet more importantly, Dalton has a very nifty talent for sensing when a volcano is about to erupt after a close friend and partner of his was killed in the opening scene. Being surrounded by Rachel Wando and her two children gives a nice aspect of romance to the film, yet sometimes can be a little tedious as Pierce Brosnan can be often seen of as more of a fatherly character rather than a hero constantly running from eruptions. But overall, Brosnan's performance is very well suited to the movie and gives Dante's Peak the boost it needs to be a successful action film.
For an area of disaster never really covered before, Dante's Peak does extremely well in providing realistic special effects cleverly produced by computer and digital technology and directed by Australian-born Roger Donaldson, who happens to be a geology major with a passion for vulcanology. However impressive Dante's Peak may be, if you are anxious for lots of java and volcanic activity (and not just flying rocks) I would probably suggest that you wait for Volcano, which is scheduled to be released later this year.
3 STARS
Suspense builds but lava is not fit for the boil
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Submits record data to remote data source for saving.
save([postData], [callBack])
| postData |
object, Map of additional parameter to submit to remote data source (optional) |
| callBack |
function, call back function when form is reloaded (optional) |
Returns undefined.
Description
This method should be called when you need to save the record. Often it is linked to a save button. In the example below when user clicks
the save button, it will call the .save() method.
This request submits following structure (will be converted to a regular HTTP POST):
Please note that the .url property has to be defined for save request to be submitted. If it is not
defined, the method will not proceed. The .validate() method is called before form
submission. If it return any error the submission will not proceed.
Server Response
If there is no error, the server should return the following JSON:
If there are errors, you can send:


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A list of messages and help with feedback from the parser and validator
A list of transformation functions available for use in the Query Builder
A glossary of the formats in which BEL networks can be downloaded as well as links to resources and software applications that handle each
A quick introduction to some of the features in BEL Commons
{% if 'analysis' in blueprints %}A tutorial for finding experiments on the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) and performing differential gene expression experiments that can be used with the heat diffusion workflow.
A tutorial for using BEL Commons to contextualize differential gene expression data and determine which biological processes are dysregulated.
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This is done using the "git add" command.
git add test.txt /* adds the specified file */


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Reinforcement Learning: 90%
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--- layout: post title: Resurrection Day date: 2010-04-04 tags: - Easter - Jesus - Resurrection meta: pvc_views: "15042" views: "81" dsq_thread_id: "761371554" author: jcuenod permalink: /content/resurrection-day/ excerpt: "What a fantastic reminder; today, a couple thousand years ago a Galilean carpenter/teacher proved to be more than just a rabbi or even a prophet but the very Saviour of mankind.\r \r Regarding the question of Jesus' identity, Melito of Sardus (a second century bishop) wrote this:\r Who is this Jesus?\r" hidden: false featured: false ---
What a fantastic reminder; today, a couple thousand years ago a Galilean carpenter/teacher proved to be more than just a rabbi or even a prophet but the very Saviour of mankind.
Regarding the question of Jesus' identity, Melito of Sardus (a second century bishop) wrote this:
Today I read part of Carson's book "Scandalous" on Crossway's blog and I thought that this pretty much sums it up:
Nothing is more central to the Bible than Jesus' death and resurrection. The entire Bible pivots on one weekend in Jerusalem about two thousand years ago. Attempts to make sense of the Bible that do not give prolonged thought to integrating the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus are doomed to failure, at best exercises in irrelevance. Jesus' own followers did not expect him to be crucified; they certainly did not expect him to rise again.
Indeed, it is the climax of all of history. In closing - because the other guys always say it better than I can - I am reminded of the words of Calvin. As you read, replace the word "gospel" with "message of the cross".
Without the gospel everything is useless and vain; without the gospel we are not Christians; without the gospel all riches is poverty, all wisdom folly before God; strength is weakness, and all the justice of man is under the condemnation of God. But by the knowledge of the gospel we are made children of God, brothers of Jesus Christ, fellow townsmen with the saints, citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven, heirs of God with Jesus Christ, by whom the poor are made rich, the weak strong, the fools wise, the sinner justified, the desolate comforted, the doubting sure, and slaves free. It is the power of God for the salvation of all those who believe.


for _ in range(10001):
yield "It"s sentence produced by that bug."
for d in nlp.pipe(string_generator()):
for t in d:
str(t.lemma_)
anchor = None
remember = None
for i, d in enumerate(nlp.pipe(string_generator())):
if i == 9999:
anchor = d
elif 10001 == i:
remember = d
elif i == 10002:
del anchor
gc.collect()
assert remember.text == "Oh snap."


Classes are blueprints. Imagine if classes were blueprints being made by a toy factory. Now, imagine if you own this factory and it is christmas time. Do you want the workers to basically create a new recipe in order to create slightly different variations on an action figure or a pony? NOPE. It’s not practical, right? It would make sense to have your workers to work off blueprint with some modifiable methods, right? This is class in a nutshell. It’s a giant blueprint to make objects!
So how do we go about making a class? Well, it sort of looks like this:
class Figures
end
All classes start with a capital letter. In between the beginning and the end, you can throw in methods that you expect each object to perform. You can sort of think of it as making sure that all your action figures have pose-able limbs or shoot plastic projectiles. Within every class, you have to create a method called initialize . This is a necessary method that all you to make a new instance(object or toy) of the class! Therefore:
class Figures
def initialize (name)
@name=name
end
end
p Figures.new(‘Army_Joe')=>
#
There is our action figure (as a symbol)! However, it’s doesn’t do anything. How about we make it do something else? How about a talking function? We could call the method “speak.” It would make every instance of this class able to say a funny one-liner.
class Figures
def initialize (name)
@name=name
end
def speak
puts "hello #{@name}!"
end
end
Joe=Figures.new("Joe")
p Joe.speak = > “hello Joe!”
As you can see, we created a product that says a phrase. We were able to do this by creating a method (which you can think of as a feature product on the toy) in the class (our blueprint). Now, you are probably staring at the @ in front of our variables and wondering what it is. @ are used to create special variables that can be used within the class. Remember that local variables work within their environment, but can’t be applied outside of it. However, instance variables can be seen from within the class and by any instance of the class. You can think of it as each object getting their own instance of the variable created in the class. Therefore, in our previous example, the instance (the figure we are making) gets his own copy of the variable (“Joe”).
Thanks for reading!


THE SHADOW CONSPIRACY A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1997 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 3.0 Alternative Scale: *1/2 out of ****
United States, 1997 U.S. Release Date: 1/31/97 (wide) Running Length: 1:43 MPAA Classification: R (Profanity, violence) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Charlie Sheen, Linda Hamilton, Donald Sutherland, Stephen Lang,=20 Ben Gazzara, Nicholas Turturro, Theodore Bikel, Sam Waterston,=20 Gore Vidal Director: George P. Cosmatos Producer: Terry Collis Screenplay: Adi Hasak & Ric Gibbs=20 Cinematography: Buzz Feitshans Music: Bruce Broughton U.S. Distributor: Hollywood Pictures
SHADOW CONSPIRACY marks Charlie Sheen's second consecutive=20 conspiracy thriller. Of course, there are several notable differences=20 between this and THE ARRIVAL, the most obvious of which has to do with=20 basic quality. For, while last summer's alien invasion film used a=20 reasonably smart script to frame its action sequences, director George=20 P. Cosmatos' SHADOW CONSPIRACY doesn't seem remotely concerned with the=20 concept of "intelligence". This movie, which was originally slated for=20 an October 1996 release, got thrown in the "wait until January" dumper=20 with the likes of TURBULENCE and IN LOVE AND WAR. Anyone who wastes=20 their time seeing the movie won't have to wonder why.
For an action flick to work on any level, it's necessary to get the=20 audience's adrenaline pumping. Routine, workmanlike sequences featuring=20 characters we don't care about in situations that aren't interesting are=20 more likely to produce boredom than excitement, and that's exactly what=20 happens with SHADOW CONSPIRACY. Here, we have stereotyped villains=20 involved in a generic, high-level conspiracy, and a couple of equally- bland heroes on the run. Even although there's supposed to have once=20 been a love affair between the two protagonists, Bobby Bishop (Charlie=20 Sheen) and Amanda Givens (Linda Hamilton), they exhibit absolutely no=20 chemistry. =20
The story starts out with an extended sequence demonstrating how=20 adept Presidential aid Bishop is at diffusing politically dangerous=20 situations. Soon, however, he has the great misfortune of being in the=20 wrong place at the wrong time. He's a witness to the murder of=20 Professor Yuri Pochenko (Theodore Bikel), and, as a result, becomes a=20 target himself. To stay alive, he's forced to go into hiding. =20 Meanwhile, the Vice President (Ben Gazzara), the President (Sam=20 Waterston), and the Chief of Staff (Donald Sutherland) want him found=20 and brought in. Eventually, Bishop goes to his old flame, WASHINGTON=20 HERALD reporter Givens, and the two of them end up on the run together,=20 with a crack hit man (Stephen Lang) never far behind.
As always seems to be the case in conspiracy films, the identity of=20 the real villain is kept hidden. By the time this mastermind in=20 unveiled -- and it's not a revelation that should shock anyone -- we=20 simply don't care. This dismal motion picture never manages to engage=20 us with its meandering plot and moronic dialogue, and the longer it=20 runs, the less interested we become in anything except the arrival of=20 the end credits.
Charlie Sheen is completely wrong for the role of Bishop. We don't=20 believe him as the savvy spin doctor at the White House, nor do we=20 accept him as an action hero. Linda Hamilton isn't any better. Her=20 character's chief purpose consists of finding different ways to ask=20 Bishop, "What are we going to do now?" It's something of a comedown for=20 the heroine of two TERMINATOR movies. As for Donald Sutherland=85 this is= =20 just another mail-in performance from an actor who has done this part=20 far too often in recent years.
 The camera work is flat and dull, and the=20 sets are uniformly unconvincing. Everything about this movie looks=20 cheesy, and it hurts our ability to take even the smallest details=20 seriously. At one point, Donald Sutherland's character makes the=20 following statement: "In reality, it's nothing but shallow, superficial,=20 pompous manipulation." And, while that line isn't supposed to be a=20 commentary about the movie, it might as well be.
- James Berardinelli e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ReelViews web site: http://www.cybernex.net/~berardin
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North Carolina courthouse removes Confederate statue, saying it’s time ‘to move forward’
by Bradford BetzA Confederate statue that stood for more than 100 years was removed from a North Carolina courthouse early Wednesday, joining a handful of places around the state where such monuments have come down despite a law protecting them.
A crowd of several dozen gathered outside the historic Chatham County courthouse to watch workers carefully dismantle the 27-foot-high statue. Television news footage showed workers atop motorized lifts secure the statue, which was then taken away with the help of a crane.
Taking down Confederate statues in North Carolina is rare since the state enacted a law in 2015 that restricted the removal of public monuments.
County officials argued in court that the monument was private property owned by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. A judge hearing the group's challenge declined to block the removal.
In past weeks, demonstrators for and against removal had gathered around the statue, leading to scuffles and some arrests.
"The last several months have been a painful time for Chatham County. We've experienced high emotions, division and even violence which have impacted residents, businesses and the overall feel of our community," Chatham County Board of Commissioners Chair Mike Dasher said in a statement. "What's clear now is that the overwhelming majority of our residents are eager to move forward."
A state tally shows Confederate monuments are located at contemporary or historic courthouses in about half of the state's counties.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR RIFLE STOLEN NEARLY 50 YEARS AGO BACK ON DISPLAY
Onlookers to the statue’s removal Wednesday had mixed opinions.
Robert Butler, a supporter of the monument, described the removal to Raleigh’s WRAL-TV as “heartbreaking.”
"A statue's never hurt a soul, just like a grave memorial,” he said. “Do they hurt anybody?"
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But Sandra Day of Moncure, who is black, told The News & Observer that she supported its removal. She said she got out of bed and put on a heavy coat to watch the statue come down.
"It's an honor and a privilege to be standing here," she said. "I wanted to see it for myself."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


'My Giant'
A movie review by Walter Frith
Member of the 'Internet Movie Critics Association' http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Studio/5713/index.html
Billy Crystal's films are innocuous.  His best film, 'City Slickers', spawned a sequel that was more contrived and less ambitious and his most talked about film is probably 1989's 'When Harry Met Sally' in which Crystal and the extremely likable Meg Ryan starred as a pair of on again off again relationship seekers who find each other's true nature after many years.
'My Giant' has two things going for it. An original story and the unusual presence of a nearly 8 foot tall actor named Gheorge Muresan who is extremely likable and remarkably, holds his own with Crystal in his film debut.
Crystal plays Sam, an agent travelling through Romania and a client whom he represents is the star of a 'Braveheart' kind of film, full of men in armour, wielding large swords, riding swiftly on horses and Crystal is fired by his client and in the frustration and shame of being fired, crashes his car into a ditch attached to a river and is saved by Max (Muresan) who works at a monastery helping with the daily chores who longs to be reunited with a teenage sweetheart who moved to America years before. Sam tells Max he can put him in the movies and after a hard sell job of convincing Max that he can be a movie star, Max agrees and the two of them are in tow.
Watching Muresan walk down the streets of New York City is funny with everyone looking up and a scene where Muresan gobbles up twenty hot dogs in a couple of minutes and runs up a vendor's bill of over 50 dollars is what audiences probably remember most from the ads promoting the film. Crystal also takes his new client home to meet his family and there are some funny scenes at the dinner table that contain some genuine belly laughs.
The film fails to expand on some characters that have potential such as the boy who plays Cystal's isolated son and even Crystal's wife in the film (Kathleen Quinlan) has a role that is key in the film's final minutes but her talents are far above that of only one key scene.
Crystal always looks to be playing himself in his films as his personalities are always the same but Crystal gets away with it constantly surrounding himself with other talent. Sometimes with actors better than him (Jack Palance, Debra Winger) and other times by telling stories that sell on the strength of their appeal which ordinary people can relate to ('City Slickers'). You can accuse Crystal of being a one dimensional comedian but for an actor who started in television ('Soap' and a little known appearance on 'All in the Family'), he's done quite well for himself with acceptance among both critics and audiences alike.
OUT OF 5 > * * * 1/2
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Overview and Benefits¶
The SoP API is cloud-hosted service provided to DVA by Gov Law Tech to DVA.
The service contributes to veteran wellbeing because it enables faster and more accurate processing of initial liability claims under VEA and MRCA. It enables the MyService client portal to:
Apply rules for straight-through and streamlined processing to DVA’s specifications, speeding acceptance of some initial liability claims.
Identify medical conditions more accurately under Statements of Principle or SoP framework, reducing delay and the need for delegate intervention.
Self-assess how a condition connects to service against current factors in the SoPs, reducing manual and potentially stressful correspondence.
Stay up to date automatically with the frequent changes in the SoPs and declarations of military operations, avoiding decisions based on incorrect and out-of-date law.
The then First Assistant Secretary for Transformation and Engagement, Kate Pope PSM contracted Gov Law Tech to provide the API as part of the MyService Lighthouse project in 2016. The MyService application has called the API in production since early 2017, when it first went to live Beta. Since then the API has:
Helped process over 30,000 initial liability claims in the MyService and ISH R&C systems.
Kept up to date with over 320 changes to applicable laws.
Expanded to enable fast-track processing for 40 medical conditions, comprising around three quarters of claims.
Contributed to DVA being a finalist in the 2018 ITnews Benchmark Awards 1:
A partnership with service provider Gov Law Tech provided an API-bases tool for automatically extracting current legal requirements and metadata related to the MRCA; this information is then used to customise the MyService forms and ensure that all eligibility criteria are current and accurate.
Contributed to DVA being a finalist in the 2017 Public Sector Innovation Awards 2.
Been promoted by the Services Australia to the Senate Enquiry on the Digital Delivery of Government Service 3:
MyService uses a completely open-source Application Programming Interface (API), developed by DVA’s partners Gov Law Tech.
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Release Notes for Ext JS 6.5.3
Release Date: Tue Sep 26 2017
Version Number: <IP_ADDRESS>
New Features
Bugs Fixed
- Charts (2)
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EXTJS-26423 The overlay selection rect of the CrossZoom interaction doesn't render on top of the series but behind them.
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EXTJS-26415 Adding records to Pie store does not call performLayout ('dom' legend doesn't schedule chart layout when the legend size changes)
- Forms (1)
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EXTJS-26154 Calling setValue consecutively clears combo lastSelectedRecords and breaks forceSelection
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Name: frequency
Input: Object of class catalogue and constant.
Output: Single entry of data type number.
Definition: Short description of the function, style of the old system manual
Argumentlist:
Argument No 1 (required) Object name.
Argument No 2 (required) Access mode name.
Argument No 3 (required) Path with element as last component.
Argument No 4 (optional) Keyword:
Discussion: Detailed explanation and examples


Module: ActiveSupport::Cache::SerializerWithFallback::PassthroughWithFallback
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#_load(entry)
[ GitHub ]# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/cache/serializer_with_fallback.rb', line 57
def _load(entry) entry end
#dump(entry)
[ GitHub ]# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/cache/serializer_with_fallback.rb', line 49
def dump(entry) entry end
#dump_compressed(entry, threshold)
[ GitHub ]# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/cache/serializer_with_fallback.rb', line 53
def dump_compressed(entry, threshold) entry.compressed(threshold) end


@* * Copyright 2023 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import config.ApplicationConfig @this(awrsMain: main) @(email: String, resent: Boolean = false)(implicit request: Request[AnyRef], messages: Messages, applicationConfig: ApplicationConfig) @import play.twirl.api.Html @import views.html.helpers._ @emailAddress = { @email. } @contactsLink = { @messages("awrs.email_verification_error.contacts_link") } @resendLink = { @messages("awrs.email_verification_error.resend_link") } @resentText = { @if(resent) {
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Final Destination (2000) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com/ Member: Online Film Critics Society
Final Destination (2000) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com/ Member: Online Film Critics Society
Starring Devon Sawa, Kristen Cloke, Amanda Detmer, Chad Donella, Brendan Fehr, Seann William Scott. Directed by James Wong. Rated R.
Final Destination, the latest from the teen horror genre, gets off to a strong start and plummets downhill from there. It was written and directed by X-Files veterans, but they choose to abandon what they do best and pander to the lowest-common-denominator audience.  I've read that the original draft actually had the Grim Reaper chasing the characters with his scythe. Perhaps that would have been a bit more original -- not to mention funnier.
The movie starts off with a creepy titles sequence that has something to do with fans and then cuts to Alex (Devon Sawa), a high school student getting ready for his senior trip to France. He's a slightly superstitious kid and he's been having bad feelings about this trip for a while now. Creepy omens, premonitions, things like that. This doomsday state peaks when Alex actually gets on the plane. As he settles in his seat, he sees a disaster happen; first the plane shakes, then it explodes. He panics, causing himself, 5 other students and a teacher to be kicked off the aircraft. Minutes later, as the flight takes off, they hear a crash and the airport window breaks violently. The plane exploded and killed all onboard.
Understandably, this elicits tumultuous feelings from the 7 people who got off the doomed flight 180. Most consider Alex to be a spook, considering the unnerving way in which he predicted the disaster. The FBI suspects him. The teacher he presumably saved reviles him. But then things take a turn for the weird. The 7 people that lived start dying, one by one. It seems that Alex's premonition wasn't part of Death's plan and Death still wants them. But there is no Grim Reaper here; Death comes in the form of bizarre accidents and coincidences.
There are some effectively creepy scenes in Final Destination's first half hour. The plane sequence manages to evoke some actual jumps and the first death is genuinely scary because it's not as overblown as most of the ones that come later. Of course people will be talking about the "bus scene," on which I won't elaborate beyond saying that it evoked memories of a certain scene in Meet Joe Black.
Unfortunately, the movie can't keep it up. Once we pass the halfway point, Final Destination starts to get more ludicrous, more standard- issue with every minute of its running time. The climax is absurdly self-important, with a lot of explosions, fire, et al. There is not a touch of awareness that this has all been done before -- and better. And the movie doesn't even have the guts to resist inserting that obligatory final scare that we've all come to expect from horror movies. It's always passed off as a big surprise, but is it that surprising if it's present in nearly every film of the genre?
The performances are mostly unremarkable. Devon Sawa is merely ok as the hero and Kristen Cloke is irritatingly snobbish as the teacher who turns against Alex (it's almost fun to watch her get her comeuppance, even though that probably wasn't the intention).
Can these frighteningly good-looking teenagers cheat death and come out alive? It's a plot brimming with potential but dependent on good execution. Final Destination relies too much on mayhem and too little on suspense to be an effective thriller, teen or otherwise. Someone's going to get fired for this. I can feel it.
Grade: C
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The Limits of Reason
Uncomputabiliblity and Unprovability
Berry's paradox
The smallest number that cannot be described in less than a 1000 words.
Let us call this Berry's number.
Paradox: The above is a description of Berry's number in less than 1000 words.
Describe describe
For Berry's paradox to give a contradiction, we need
- A notion of descriptions, say as terms of a fixed type.
- To know which descriptions are well-defined (e.g. terminate), so correspond to terms.
- To know which term is represented by a given description.
- Berry's statement must give a well-defined description.
One of these must fail!
Strict descriptions
- Suppose we have a strict language,
where all descriptions are total and terminating.
- Suppose also that our language is rich enough so that descriptions are terms,
as is the function evaluating a (valid) description.
- For example, we can consider only primitive recursive definitions,
while allowing dependent functions and inductive types.
- In this case Berry's statement will not be considered to be a valid description.
General descriptions
- Suppose we allow all recursive descriptions, as well as dependent types etc.
- In general descriptions may not terminate.
- Can be described should be interpreted as having a
terminating description.
- Berry's statement will be a valid description,
if we can determine which descriptions terminate.
- Thus the Boolean function saying which descriptions terminate
is not computable.
Refining using proofs
- We consider below only descriptions of numbers.
- We can exclude descriptions which we can prove do not terminate.
- With propositions as types,
we can enumerate proofs and filter out descriptions that we can prove do not terminate.
Unprovability
- By a diagonal ordering, for short descriptions we can
- enumerate terminating short descriptions of numbers,
and give the numbers to which they correspond.
- enumerate descriptions that we can prove do not terminate.
- We can thus describe Berry's number unless
there is some description which does not terminate,
but we cannot prove that it does not terminate.
Chaitin's theorem
- For $M$ large enough, we cannot prove a statement $P_M(n)$ saying
we cannot describe $n$ in less than $M$ tokens.
- Otherwise we list proofs till we find one of the form $P_M(n)$.
- For the first such proof of $P_M(n)$ we return $n$.
- This gives a description of length bounded by $C + log(M)$;
the description has $M$ as part of it but not $n$.
- By a counting argument, some statement of the form $P_M(n)$ must be true, in fact at least one of a finite collection of such statements must be true.
Consistency and Contradictions
- We consider axiom systems given by a dependently typed language and a finite collection of postulates.
- Such a system is inconsistent if there is a term of type $\mathbb{0}$.
- In an inconsistent theorem, we can prove everything.
- Chaitin's theorem actually says that if we can prove a statement $P_M(n)$ (with $M$ large) then our system is inconsistent.
- Note that if a system is inconsistent, we can prove $P_M(n)$.
Surprise Examination Paradox
- We have a finite collection of statements such that:
- At least one of the statements is true.
- Any false statement can be proved to be false.
- Suppose only one of the statements was true.
- Then, Chaitin's theorem, together with proving false statements are false gives a proof that this statement is true.
- Thus, if we could prove our axiom system to be consistent, we can prove that there are at least two true statements.
Godel's second incompleteness theorem
- Suppose we had a consistent axiom system.
- If we can prove this is consistent, then we can prove that at least two of the statements $P_M(n)$ are true.
- If exactly two were true, then using this and proving the false statements to be false, we can prove that these statements are true.
- Iterating this argument gives an impossible situation.
- We conclude that if a given axiom system is consistent, we cannot prove that it is consistent.


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