London Bridge knife rampage declared a terror attack
The suspect appears to have been disarmed by brave bystanders before being shot by police.
Police have declared a knife rampage in central London as a terror incident and confirmed that the suspect was shot dead by armed officers on London Bridge.
Several people were stabbed by the knifeman before he was grappled to the ground and disarmed by members of the public.
Footage on social media appeared to show one man being pulled away by armed officers before the suspect is shot at point-blank range.
Another bystander could be seen carrying a large knife from the scene.
Eye-witnesses said the suspect appeared to be wearing a suicide vest but Neil Basu, the head of UK counter-terrorism policing, said the vest was a fake.
He said police were called at around 2pm on Friday to a stabbing “at a premises near London Bridge”.
Borough Market, at the opposite end of the bridge to where the suspect was shot, was cordoned off in the wake of the incident.
The bridge and the market were the scene of a terror attack in 2017 in which eight victims were killed along with the three terrorists.
After being shot, the suspect in Friday’s attack raised his arms towards his head before lying still.
Mr Basu told reporters: “A male suspect was shot by specialist armed officers from City of London police and I can confirm that this suspect died at the scene.”
Scotland Yard said a number of people were stabbed but did not give any details.
The London Ambulance Service declared it a major incident and one picture on social media appeared to show a body covered with a blanket.
After speaking to reporters, Mr Basu said he was going to Downing St to brief the Prime Minister.
Witnesses described a scene of panic around London Bridge, moments after the incident.
Witness Kelby McNally, OK! Online’s editor, works in the Northern and Shell Building on Lower Thames Street near to London Bridge, said she initially thought a fire alarm had gone when she saw “loads of people just running”.
She told the PA news agency. “There were loads of people just running, I thought it was a fire alarm or something, and then I saw two girls from my office who told me not to go back there.
“I asked what had happened, and they said they had heard gunshots and now everyone is running.”
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: “I’m being kept updated on the incident at London Bridge and want to thank the police and all emergency services for their immediate response.”
Home Secretary Priti Patel wrote on Twitter: “Very concerned by ongoing incident at London Bridge. My thoughts are with all affected. I am grateful for the rapid response of our police and I urge everyone to follow their advice.”
Footage from the scene appeared to show a white lorry straddling the northbound and southbound carriageways.
The video shows several officers surrounding the vehicle before moving to the rear to check its container.
London buses can be seen either side of the lorry while three police cars are parked next to it on the bridge.
Nurse Jackie Bensfield, 32, described how she asked to be let off a bus on London Bridge after she heard “five or six” gunshots.
Ms Bensfield, who was on her way home from work, said she exited the bus and “ran like hell” to escape the shots.
Connor Allen, who was in his van on the bridge when it was evacuated said: “Everyone just started running, you heard these pops and that was it. We just got out the van and started running.”
One business owner told the PA news agency she had been crossing London Bridge to get to her shop on the north side when police officers stopped her.
She said that was when she heard at least five or six gunshots and said that her store has been evacuated.
The woman, who wished to remain anonymous, said: “We heard shooting, it was about five or six shots, I heard five or six quite clearly.
“All my staff have been evacuated.”


Bio
Re-animator was formed in 1987. It was a fantastic time for heavy metal – you had the likes of Accept, Judas Priest, Raven and Anvil. Mike Abel (Lead Guitar) had been in a few other bands in the East Yorkshire town of Hull, and was looking to start a new band which was more in the thrash metal style. Mike had known Kev Ingleson (Lead Guitar) though the pubs and clubs in Hull – Kev was into Iron Maiden, AC/DC and Black Sabbath, but also was discovering the new heavier bands such as Metallica, Anthrax and Slayer which led the direction to the style of guitar playing he wanted to take. Kev knew Mike from the local scene, which at that time was dominated with bands that cared more about hair spray than the music they played.
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| DOSE: |
1.0 g |
oral |
Nutmeg |
(capsule) |
| T+ 1:00 |
1.0 g |
oral |
Nutmeg |
(capsule) |
As I woke up to an alone house I decided to try some nutmeg.  I decided to read up on it a little before doing anything. I decided to do a small dose and see what would happen. I took some echenacia capsles from my herb cabinet in my kitchen and opened them releasing all the contents. Then I ground up some nutmeg on a nutmeg grinder. The total weight at first came out to about 1 g. I swallowed one capsule and ate a light breakfast. Within about 10 minutes I felt the effects. Subtle at first but I couldn't ignore it. It was unlike any other high I've felt. Sort of like being drunk but without the hazyness. Almost a mix between pot and booze but not at the same time. I ate my breakfast outside on my porch. I live in a secluded area.
It was a beautiful day. 65 degrees and not a cloud in the sky. In May...with trees realzing it's almost summer. My visual sense was greatly amplified. Things felt different. I was enjoying being alone and in nature tremedously. At times I found myself giggling from the sight sensations. Throughout the whole thing I had a clear head tho which is the difference for me between nutmeg and everything else. After about an hour of staring at birds on my bird feeder I decided it was getting less intense. I noticed that as I walked inside to the unnatural world, the effects were drasticly reduced. So I made another capsle of nutmeg, then went outside again.
It got more intense within 20 minutes. I was in a trance like state. The whole time it was like meditation. After about 2 hours, I returned to the unnatural world.
I doubt that I even used 2 g. But then again..I'm kinda scrawny, I only weigh 110 lbs. The setting makes all the difference. And Now it's 1:00 and I'm not that groggy. I doubt that I'll have a krazy hangover and sleep for 15 hours. My expeirence was tremedously theraputic. I didn't describe it all that well and I don't think I could in words.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Welcome to AndroidGeneratorBundle.
This bundle provides a command to generate Android application and needed RESTApi based on your bundle definition.
How it works
A generator prompt some information: AppName, package, destination folder, ... After generate Android application based on YourBundle in destination folder :
- Entity's and ContentProvider's based on YourBundle\Entity class.
- Account based on FOSUser (YourBundle\Entity\User).
- SyncService and SyncAdapter between Account and Provider's.
- Base application generated contain some additional class:
- Authenticator system (include Account login activity and Account service).
- Helper's for Account, Database and Entity
- Various utilities class.
- And a Constant class (root package) that containing features like DB version, API url, ...
Installation
Android SDK must be installed and accessible globallyCreate your Symfony application
symfony new AndroidGenDemo
Set minimum stability in your composer.json
... "minimum-stability": "dev", ...
Next install Bundle using composer
composer require kolapsis/androidgenerator-bundle
Usage
- Create your FOSUser class and configure FOSUser
- Create your's Entities in YourBundle\Entity with AndroidAnnotation
- Create your API (with JWT Bearer Authorization) and configure firewall
FOSRest Bundle & Lexik/JWT Authentication Bundle it's nice for this...
php bin/console generate:android:app YourBundleOr with all options (no answer asked)
php bin/console generate:android:app YourBundle -t 24 -m 21 -s /opt/android -g 2.2.0 -a MyApp -p ~/workspace/MyApp -d host.com -u http://api.host.com


This driver can connect to Planet Labs Scenes v0/Catalog v1 API. GDAL/OGR must be built with Curl support in order for the PLScenes driver to be compiled.
The driver supports read-only operations to list scenes and their metadata as a vector layer per scene type/catalog ("ortho" for example). It can also access raster scenes.
PLScenes:[options]
Additionnal optional parameters can be specified after the ':' sign. Currently the following one is supported :
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | String | Scene unique identifier. |
| acquired | DateTime | The time that image was taken in UTC. |
| camera.bit_depth | Integer | Bit depth with which the image was taken onboard the satellite. Currently 8 or 12. |
| camera.color_mode | String | The color mode of the image as taken by the satellite. Currently "RGB" or "Monochromatic". |
| camera.exposure_time | Integer | The exposure time in microseconds. |
| camera.gain | Integer | The analog gain with which the image was taken. |
| camera.tdi_pulses | Integer | The number of pulses used for time delay and integration on the CCD. Currently 0 (if TDI was not used), 4, 6, or 12. |
| cloud_cover.estimated | Real | The estimated percentage of the image covered by clouds. Decimal 0-100. |
| data.products.analytic.full | String | URL to download scene GeoTIFF of the "analytic" product. |
| data.products.visual.full | String | URL to download scene GeoTIFF of the "visual" product. |
| file_size | Integer | The size of the full image in bytes. |
| image_statistics.gsd | Real | The ground sample distance (distance between pixel centers measured on the ground) of the image in meters. |
| image_statistics.image_quality | String | Image quality category for scene. One of 'test', 'standard', or 'target'. |
| image_statistics.snr | Real | The estimated signal to noise ratio. Decimal > 0. Values greater than or equal to 50 are considered excellent quality. Values less than 50 and greater than or equal to 20 are considered adequate quality. Values less than 20 are considered poor quality. |
| links.full | String | URL to download scene GeoTIFF (same content as data.products.visual.full currently) |
| links.self | String | URL to scene information |
| links.square_thumbnail | String | URL to image thumbnail |
| links.thumbnail | String | Link to image square thumbnail |
| sat.alt | Real | The altitude of the satellite when the image was taken in kilometers. |
| sat.id | String | A unique identifier for the satellite that captured this image. |
| sat.lat | Real | The latitude of the satellite when the image was taken in degrees. |
| sat.lng | Real | The longitude of the satellite when the image was taken in degrees. |
| sat.off_nadir | Real | The angle off nadir in degrees at which the image was taken. |
| strip_id | Real | A unique float identifier for the set of images taken sequentially be the same satellite. |
| sun.altitude | Real | The altitude (angle above horizon) of the sun from the imaged location at the time of capture in degrees. |
| sun.azimuth | Real | The azimuth (angle clockwise from north) of the sun from the imaged location at the time of capture in degrees. |
| sun.local_time_of_day | Real | The local sun time at the imaged location at the time of capture (0-24). |
For the v1 API, the layer field definition is built dynamically from the catalog specification. The links to downloadable products are in asset_XXXXX_product_link attributes where XXXXX is the asset category id, when they are active. Otherwise they should be activated by sending a POST request to the URL in the asset_XXXXX_activate_link attribute (what the raster driver does automatically)
The details about the layer field description are given in the FIELDS_DESCRIPTION metadata item as a JSon serialized object. The keys are the OGR field names, and the value is an object that contains the definition of each field, with the following attributes :
{ "id":{ "description":"Identifier of this Item.", "type":"string", "src_field":"id", "server_queryable":true }, "self_link":{ "description":"RFC 3986 URI representing the canonical location of this object.", "type":"string", "src_field":"_links._self", "server_queryable":false }, "assets_link":{ "description":"RFC 3986 URI representing the canonical location of the Assets subcollection.", "type":"string", "src_field":"_links.assets", "server_queryable":false }, "published":{ "description":"The RFC 3339 timestamp at which this Item was added to the Catalog.", "format":"date-time", "type":"string", "src_field":"properties.published", "server_queryable":true }, "acquired":{ "description":"The RFC 3339 acquisition time of underlying image.", "format":"date-time", "type":"string", "src_field":"properties.catalog::acquired", "server_queryable":true }, "black_fill":{ "description":"Ratio of image containing artificial black fill due to clipping to actual data.", "format":"float", "maximum":1.000000, "minimum":0.000000, "type":"number", "src_field":"properties.catalog::black_fill", "server_queryable":true }, "cloud_cover":{ "description":"Ratio of the image covered by clouds to that which is uncovered.", "format":"float", "maximum":1.000000, "minimum":0.000000, "type":"number", "src_field":"properties.catalog::cloud_cover", "server_queryable":true }, "grid_cell":{ "description":"The grid cell identifier of the gridded Item.", "type":"string", "src_field":"properties.catalog::grid_cell", "server_queryable":true }, "provider":{ "description":"Name of the imagery provider.", "enum":[ "planetscope", "rapideye", "landsat", "sentinel" ], "type":"string", "src_field":"properties.catalog::provider", "server_queryable":true }, "resolution":{ "description":"Pixel resolution of the Item image(s) in meters.", "format":"float", "minimum":0.000000, "type":"number", "src_field":"properties.catalog::resolution", "server_queryable":true }, "satellite_id":{ "description":"Globally unique identifier of the satellite that acquired the underlying image.", "type":"string", "src_field":"properties.catalog::satellite_id", "server_queryable":true }, "strip_id":{ "description":"Identifier of the Item's parent strip.", "type":"string", "src_field":"properties.catalog::strip_id", "server_queryable":true }, "sun_azimuth":{ "description":"Angle from the True North to the Sun Vector projected on the horizontal plane in degrees.", "format":"float", "maximum":360.000000, "minimum":0.000000, "type":"number", "src_field":"properties.catalog::sun_azimuth", "server_queryable":true }, "sun_elevation":{ "description":"Elevation angle of the sun in degrees.", "format":"float", "maximum":90.000000, "minimum":0.000000, "type":"number", "src_field":"properties.catalog::sun_elevation", "server_queryable":true }, "usable_data":{ "description":"Ratio of the usable to unusable portion of the image due to cloud cover or black fill.", "format":"float", "maximum":1.000000, "minimum":0.000000, "type":"number", "src_field":"properties.catalog::usable_data", "server_queryable":true }, "view_angle":{ "description":"Spacecraft across-track off-nadir viewing angle used for imaging, in degrees with \"+\" being East and \"-\" being West.", "format":"float", "maximum":25.000000, "minimum":-25.000000, "type":"number", "src_field":"properties.catalog::view_angle", "server_queryable":true }, "asset_visual_self_link":{ "description":"RFC 3986 URI representing the canonical location of this asset.", "type":"string", "src_field":"\/assets.visual._links._self", "server_queryable":false }, "asset_visual_permissions":{ "items":{ "enum":[ "download" ], "type":"string" }, "type":"array", "uniqueItems":true, "src_field":"\/assets.visual._permissions", "server_queryable":false }, "asset_visual_activate_link":{ "description":"If present, RFC 3986 URI indicating where an authenticated user may trigger activation of this AssetFile via a POST request. A 202 response indicates the activation request has been accepted. A 204 response indicates the AssetFile is already active. After successful activation, this AssetFile will have a non-empty location.", "type":"string", "src_field":"\/assets.visual.files._links.activate", "server_queryable":false }, "asset_visual_expires_at":{ "description":"If present, RFC 3339 timestamp indicating when this AssetFile will become inactive and will require reactivation.", "format":"date-time", "type":"string", "src_field":"\/assets.visual.files.expires_at", "server_queryable":false }, "asset_visual_product_link":{ "description":"If present, RFC 3986 URI that indicates a location that will yield image data. Consult the documentation of the AssetFile type to understand how to use this URI.", "type":"string", "src_field":"\/assets.visual.files.location", "server_queryable":false }, "asset_visual_product_link_status":{ "description":"Current status of the AssetFile. \"inactive\" indicates that the AssetFile is not currently available for download, but may be after activation. \"activating\" indicates the AssetFile is currently undergoing activation, and may be available for download shortly. \"active\" indicates the AssetFile has been activated, and may currently be available for download if the authentication context permits.", "enum":[ "inactive", "activating", "active" ], "type":"string", "src_field":"\/assets.visual.files.status", "server_queryable":false }, "asset_visual_mimetype":{ "description":"The MIME type of the underlying asset file.", "type":"string", "src_field":"\/assets.visual.mimetype", "server_queryable":false }, "asset_analytic_self_link":{ "description":"RFC 3986 URI representing the canonical location of this asset.", "type":"string", "src_field":"\/assets.analytic._links._self", "server_queryable":false }, "asset_analytic_permissions":{ "items":{ "enum":[ "download" ], "type":"string" }, "type":"array", "uniqueItems":true, "src_field":"\/assets.analytic._permissions", "server_queryable":false }, "asset_analytic_activate_link":{ "description":"If present, RFC 3986 URI indicating where an authenticated user may trigger activation of this AssetFile via a POST request. A 202 response indicates the activation request has been accepted. A 204 response indicates the AssetFile is already active. After successful activation, this AssetFile will have a non-empty location.", "type":"string", "src_field":"\/assets.analytic.files._links.activate", "server_queryable":false }, "asset_analytic_expires_at":{ "description":"If present, RFC 3339 timestamp indicating when this AssetFile will become inactive and will require reactivation.", "format":"date-time", "type":"string", "src_field":"\/assets.analytic.files.expires_at", "server_queryable":false }, "asset_analytic_product_link":{ "description":"If present, RFC 3986 URI that indicates a location that will yield image data. Consult the documentation of the AssetFile type to understand how to use this URI.", "type":"string", "src_field":"\/assets.analytic.files.location", "server_queryable":false }, "asset_analytic_product_link_status":{ "description":"Current status of the AssetFile. \"inactive\" indicates that the AssetFile is not currently available for download, but may be after activation. \"activating\" indicates the AssetFile is currently undergoing activation, and may be available for download shortly. \"active\" indicates the AssetFile has been activated, and may currently be available for download if the authentication context permits.", "enum":[ "inactive", "activating", "active" ], "type":"string", "src_field":"\/assets.analytic.files.status", "server_queryable":false }, "asset_analytic_mimetype":{ "description":"The MIME type of the underlying asset file.", "type":"string", "src_field":"\/assets.analytic.mimetype", "server_queryable":false } }
ogrinfo -ro -al "PLScenes:" -oo API_KEY=some_valueor
ogrinfo -ro -al "PLScenes:api_key=some_value"or
ogrinfo -ro -al "PLScenes:" --config PL_API_KEY some_value
ogrinfo -ro -al "PLScenes:" -oo API_KEY=some_value -spat -100,40,-100,40
ogrinfo -ro -al "PLScenes:" -oo API_KEY=some_value -spat -100,40,-99,39
ogrinfo -ro -al "PLScenes:" -oo API_KEY=some_value -where "acquired >= '2015/03/26 00:00:00' AND \"cloud_cover.estimated\" < 10"
ogrinfo -ro -al -q "PLScenes:" -oo VERSION=v1 -oo API_KEY=some_value -oo FILTER='_permissions=assets:download'
ogrinfo -ro -al -q "PLScenes:" -oo VERSION=v1 -oo API_KEY=some_value -oo FILTER='{ "filter": { "type": "OrFilter", "config": [ { "field_name": "published", "config": { "gte": "2015-10-01T00:00:00Z" }, "type": "DateRangeFilter" } ] } }'
Scenes and their thumbnails can be accessed as raster datasets, provided that the scene ID is specified with the 'scene' parameter / SCENE open option. The product type (visual, analytic or thumb) can be specified with the 'product_type' parameter / PRODUCT_TYPE open option. The scene id is the content of the value of the 'id' field of the features of the 'ortho' vector layer.
This functionality is a convenience wrapper of the API for fetching the scene GeoTIFF
For API v1, the CATALOG open option must be specified. If the product is not already generated on the server, it will be activated, and the driver will wait for it to be available. The length of this retry can be configured with the ACTIVATION_TIMEOUT open option.
gdalinfo "PLScenes:scene=scene_id,product_type=analytic" -oo API_KEY=some_valueor
gdalinfo "PLScenes:" -oo API_KEY=some_value -oo SCENE=scene_id -oo PRODUCT_TYPE=analyticor with V1 API:
gdalinfo "PLScenes:" -oo API_KEY=some_value -oo VERSION=v1 -oo CATALOG=catalog_name -oo SCENE=scene_id -oo PRODUCT_TYPE=analytic
gdal_translate "PLScenes:" -oo API_KEY=some_value -oo SCENE=scene_id \ -oo PRODUCT_TYPE=analytic -oo RANDOM_ACCESS=NO out.tif


Alarm Clock - Android Studio/Java
Function: Work as a reminder for the user according to the selected time using the selected methods.
User Features:
- Allows user to keep multiple alarm times while being able to browse, add, and delete current or past alarms.
- Gives user the option to use custom ringtones, vibration settings, and volume.
- Features sounds that can be toggled on/off when navigating the application.
Software Features:
- Has a built-in SQLite Database that the application builds whem prompted to that is stored locally.
- In the local database, each item is stored in a "ListView" which can be modified by the user.
- Thru the Android-Manifest file, the application has permission to run while the phone is idle/closed.
- Uses an Abstract class to hold individual alarm properties.
- Buttons on the application come from custom made images that have special "on-click" triggers that activate sound in addition to navigational functionality.
- Application contents "shift" accordingly with the orientation of the device being used which is made possible by configuring the XML files.
Calculator - NetBeans/JavaFX
Function: Work as a calculator providing basic/advanced mathematical functions to compute calculations for the user.
User Features:
- Allows user to do basic math with the calculator, with log functions, squares, and sine/cosine.
- User can either use a mouse, or a keyboard for input.
- Gives user the option to clear current input from the calculator, or to continue calculating with current input(ex. 2+2=4, +2 = 6).
- Features a color scheme as well as changing visuals when a button is pressed.
Software Features:
- Uses a CSS file for visual formats.
- Uses a GridPane to align and store buttons, and a TextField to display data.
- Uses "handling" methods to decide if user has input a number or a function and acts accordingly.
NEIU Computer Science Website Contest Entry - Notepad++/HTML5/CSS/JavaScript
Function: Was a website to be intended for Computer Science students at NEIU. This was entered in a contest for the best "Visually Appealing" and functional NEIU CS Department website.
You can access it here, but keep in mind, it has no back-end functionality atm. It is stored in a friend's domain who helped me, and one other person construct the website as a group effort. Feel free to explore all of the pages!
User Features:
- Allows user to navigate across the website easily with a navigation menu on the left.
- Holds information regarding Computer Science concentrations and its requirements.
- Has a tutoring calendar page, a faculty info page, and a Contact page.
Software Features:
- Uses a Bootstrap front-end framework.
- Uses HTML5/CSS/JavaScript to hold basic front-end functionality including the calendar, and some forms.


Cosmology Seminar
Our next cosmology seminar takes place on Wednesday 1st of December, seminar room E349 at 2pm. The speaker is Maxence Corman from the Perimeter Institute (Waterloo, Canada).
More …Cosmology Seminar
Our next cosmology seminar takes place on Wednesday 1st of December, seminar room E349 at 2pm. The speaker is Maxence Corman from the Perimeter Institute (Waterloo, Canada).
More …Cosmology Seminar
Our next cosmology seminar takes place on Friday 19th of November, seminar room E349 at 2pm. The speaker is Danilo Artigas from the Institut d’Astrophysique Spatiale (Paris, France) and Quantum Cosmos Lab (Cracow, Poland).
More …Post-doctoral opening in Cosmology
The Institute of Mathematics and Physics is openening a post-doctoral research position in the field of Cosmology starting fall 2022 to work in collaboration with Prof. M. Drewes (CP3) and Prof. Ch. Ringeval (CURL).
More …From quantum fluctuations to galaxies
C. Ringeval gives a public lecture on Cosmic Inflation for the Cercle des Astronomes Amateurs de Charleroi (starts at 7:45pm). More information at CAAPC.
More …Belgian Cosmo Meeting
We hold an informal meeting during which new comers working in Cosmology will present their work and research topics. This takes place Wednesday 6th of October, seminar room E349 from 2pm to 6pm.
More …


the piano man
Billy Joel was born May 9, 1949 in The Bronx, New York. He begun playing piano at a piano bar to help his mother.
Billy Joel has been married multiple time throughout his life. He currently is married to his fourth wife Alexis Roderick. The ceremony was on July 4, 2015.
To read more about Billy Joel, check out his wikipedia page at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Joel


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Interface with JavaScript
Here the links on the second page are set to execute a JavaScript function. In this case a little function which simply hides or shows some table content within the page.
To set a link to execute a JavaScript function, rather than a URL, the Target element of the URL tag should be set to a value of 'javascript'.
It is also impotant that the the 'mayscript' element is included in the <applet> tag.
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First you follow the instructions for Making your own copy (fork) of scikit-image.
git clone git@github.com:your-user-name/scikit-image.git
cd scikit-image
git remote add upstream git://github.com/scikit-image/scikit-image.git
Clone your fork to the local computer with git clone git@github.com:your-user-name/scikit-image.git
Investigate. Change directory to your new repo: cd scikit-image. Then git branch -a to show you all branches.  What remote repository is remote/origin? Try git remote -v to see the URLs for the remote. They will point to your github fork.
Now you want to connect to the upstream scikit-image github repository, so you can merge in changes from trunk.
cd scikit-image
git remote add upstream git://github.com/scikit-image/scikit-image.git
upstream here is just the arbitrary name we’re using to refer to the main scikit-image repository at scikit-image github.
Note that we’ve used git:// for the URL rather than<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The git:// URL is read only. This means we that we can’t accidentally (or deliberately) write to the upstream repo, and we are only going to use it to merge into our own code.
Just for your own satisfaction, show yourself that you now have a new ‘remote’, with git remote -v show, giving you something like:
upstream git://github.com/scikit-image/scikit-image.git (fetch)
upstream git://github.com/scikit-image/scikit-image.git (push)
origin git@github.com:your-user-name/scikit-image.git (fetch)
origin git@github.com:your-user-name/scikit-image.git (push)


Safety Tips
By Constable HolleThree Basic Rules
- 1) Stay alert.
 Don’t get distracted.
- 3) Walk purposefully, stand tall, and make eye contact with people around you.
- 4) TRUST YOUR INSTINCTS. If you feel uncomfortable in a situation, leave.
Going Away
- 1) Make your home appear occupied when you go out.
- 2) Leave lights on and the radio playing.
- 3) Keep your garage door closed and locked.

- 5) If you will be gone several days, arrange to have the mail and papers stopped or picked up. Half of all home burglaries occur during the day when alert neighbors could spot and report the thieves.
- 6) Request a vacation watch from our agency
Warrant Process
Step 1
A constable is a person holding a particular office, most commonly in criminal law enforcement. The office of constable can vary significantly in different jurisdictions. A constable is commonly the rank of an officer within the police.
Step 2
A constable is a person holding a particular office, most commonly in criminal law enforcement. The office of constable can vary significantly in different jurisdictions. A constable is commonly the rank of an officer within the police.
Step 3
A constable is a person holding a particular office, most commonly in criminal law enforcement. The office of constable can vary significantly in different jurisdictions. A constable is commonly the rank of an officer within the police.
Eviction Process
Step 1
A constable is a person holding a particular office, most commonly in criminal law enforcement. The office of constable can vary significantly in different jurisdictions. A constable is commonly the rank of an officer within the police.
Step 2
A constable is a person holding a particular office, most commonly in criminal law enforcement. The office of constable can vary significantly in different jurisdictions. A constable is commonly the rank of an officer within the police.
Step 3
A constable is a person holding a particular office, most commonly in criminal law enforcement. The office of constable can vary significantly in different jurisdictions. A constable is commonly the rank of an officer within the police.
Small Claims Process
Step 1
A constable is a person holding a particular office, most commonly in criminal law enforcement. The office of constable can vary significantly in different jurisdictions. A constable is commonly the rank of an officer within the police.
Step 2
A constable is a person holding a particular office, most commonly in criminal law enforcement. The office of constable can vary significantly in different jurisdictions. A constable is commonly the rank of an officer within the police.
Step 3
A constable is a person holding a particular office, most commonly in criminal law enforcement. The office of constable can vary significantly in different jurisdictions. A constable is commonly the rank of an officer within the police.


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by Kevin McElwee at 2020-12-09 15:44:08.This is sufficient for now. Google sheet summary was created: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1etA_6llJT_H8F_Pe5UmtyP7cXRlUdiBvEqtIBgrYY2A/edit#gid=0
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by Kevin McElwee at 2020-12-09 18:03:47.For examples, see the google sheet: DataSpaceResearchDataSubmissions_2020-11-01_2020-08-05
We'll need to create a new function to replace HandleManager.getCanonicalForm(handle)
at princeton-5/dspace-jspui/src/main/webapp/display-item.jsp#143
. DOI data exists currently in the list of item URIs. Our best bet is probably something along the lines of:
# pseudocode
def HandleManager.getCitation(handle):
item = Item.get_from_handle(handle)
uris = item.get_uris()
doi_uri = [uri for uri in uris if "doi.org" in uri][0]
return doi_uri
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by Kevin McElwee at 2020-12-09 19:17:15.This has been deprecated in favor of supporting large-scale dataset storage using Globus.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-12-09 19:36:24.This was resolved with https://git.atmire.com/clients/princeton-5/-/blob/dataspace-prod/prod.properties#L121
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-12-09 19:43:31.Following a discussion with an EUS colleague, I have submitted a SN@P support request (lsupport) in order to advance troubleshooting this.
This is now being tracked with https://princeton.service-now.com/service?sys_id=3cde35e81b4160108c9ebbb21a4bcbde&view=sp&id=ticket&table=sc_req_item
This needs to be given a higher priority, I will reserve time to begin addressing this tomorrow (12/10/20)
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-12-09 21:07:31.@kmcelwee please note that https://github.com/pulibrary/dspace-development/pull/255/commits/370a8f6db7a57918f7757f0bc4d0a22ed218aa42 includes a new page with the proposed development/release workflow for DataSpace and the OAR. It may be viewed on the WWW using https://dspace-development.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-12-09 19:47:11.All done.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2020-12-08 22:14:32.Alan:
The description of the obverse (and also of the reverse) should be in this order:
Obverse Legend
Concatenated with commas to form single description:
Obverse Figure
Obverse Figure Part
Obverse Figure Orientation
Obverse Figure Description
Obverse Figure Relationship
Obverse Symbol
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by Kevin Reiss at 2020-12-09 14:18:16.I'm having a tough time getting /items
to work, it's just timing out for me.
We'll have to update the Alma client for this.
@tpendragon you mean alma-rb?
@tpendragon you mean alma-rb?
Yes
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by Trey Pendragon at 2020-12-09 15:57:25.Thanks for this @pmgreen. I tried searching for a user by primary identifier in the API console. I found a user in Alma with a 'primary id' value populated, but the user didn't have any data in the "identifiers" tab. The API docs say that if you don't provide user_id_type
then it will search all unique fields, but that didn't seen to work. When I used user_id_type=PRIMARYIDENTIFIER
it told me I didn't have the right key. It seems like a key with user read/write permissions should work so I'm not sure what is going on there.
Seems like there are some things to work through just to get the API responding correctly once we start working on this issue.
@hackartisan I think user_id_type=PRIMARYIDENTIFIER
isn't working right now because PRIMARYIDENTIFIER is not enabled as a useridtype in our sandbox, and we can't toggle it to enabled with our admin user. It looks like ExL would have to enable it. ExL docs seem to suggest that we'll be able to configure this with migration, perhaps with the test migration available Jan 4? We may have to ask ExL unless @mzelesky or @kevinreiss know the answer.
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by None at 2020-12-09 16:16:32.Coverage increased (+0.09%) to 77.364% when pulling 9c2cc73be57c6c38362dee826412ebad1963f352 on more_availability into c86823864b6ce76dd33eb50b3646bf16d947af1b on alma.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2020-12-09 17:38:48.This really cannot be done until January. Statuses in Alma are completely different from statuses in Voyager, and it will take a while to get examples of them. This will have to be done in early January.
Thanks @mzelesky! Marking this issue as blocked.
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by None at 2020-12-09 17:57:51.@mzelesky @christinach I'm trying to do on_reserve
, I see the comments on https://github.com/pulibrary/marc_liberation/issues/641 but it's not clear to me what on_reserve: Y
means. Does that mean it's in a course reserve?
@mzelesky @christinach I'm trying to do
on_reserve
, I see the comments on #641 but it's not clear to me whaton_reserve: Y
means. Does that mean it's in a course reserve?
Yes
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by Trey Pendragon at 2020-12-09 21:15:44.Thank you @tpendragon :)
Coverage increased (+0.09%) to 77.454% when pulling 528128aa6dd5328d425d6d5a678e9f6aa012ae03 on traject_alma into 7f40032d9234b3ff9ef3bc3a304b739813cdb0d3 on alma.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2020-12-10 00:57:05.The link in record referenced actually works now because I changed it to use the domain libimages1.princeton.edu . However, the original problem occurred because I was using iiif.princeton.edu . Even though libimages1 redirects to iiif in the end, it seems that the error is introduced during the redirection process, and that it has to do with the %2F character being converted to a literal slash.
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by Esmé Cowles at 2020-12-09 13:20:19.Confirmed we can start working on this in January.
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by None at 2020-12-09 19:18:34.To the question "can we easily fix this" the answer is I'm not sure. It's definitely a bug and I was able to reproduce it with a test, but I don't have insight yet on what's causing it.
https://github.com/pulibrary/pomegranate/compare/860-language-public?expand=1
@kelynch discovered that we are able to set this value to public manually. Would you like us to do that @kelea99 ?
Looks like the params aren't permitted
okay I think I fixed it; PR forthcoming.
yes, i would like that to happen if we can.
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-12-09 21:08:21.At least some of the images have been mis-filed (with the previous item, for example). Cliff will review all the items on the Isilon and move images to the right places; Kim will then update the Figgy objects to match.
The following subdirectories in diglibdata/pudl/pudl0066/ephemera/PD/PD70b3 are empty. The associated metadata appears, at least in some cases, to duplicate records in the same folder. These also all have MODS metadata but no corresponding METS.
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Provides utility functions for some of the less-glamorous tasks involved in landscape analysis. It includes functions to coerce raster data to the common tibble format and vice versa, it helps with flexible reclassification tasks of raster data and it provides a function to merge multiple raster. Furthermore, 'landscapetools' helps landscape scientists to visualize their data by providing optional themes and utility functions to plot single landscapes, rasterstacks, -bricks and lists of raster.
| Version: | 0.4.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: | magrittr, checkmate, dplyr, extrafont, ggplot2, purrr, raster, rasterVis, tibble, tidyr, viridis |
| Suggests: | testthat, covr |
| Published: | 2018-10-01 |
| Author: | Marco Sciaini [aut, cre], Matthias Fritsch [aut], Google [cph] (Roboto Condensed Font), Laura Graham [rev] (Laura reviewed the package for rOpenSci, see https://github.com/ropensci/onboarding/issues/188), Jeffrey Hollister [rev] (Jeffrey reviewed the package for rOpenSci, see https://github.com/ropensci/onboarding/issues/188) |
| Maintainer: | Marco Sciaini <sciaini.marco at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ropensci/landscapetools/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| Copyright: | see file COPYRIGHTS |
| URL: | https://ropensci.github.io/landscapetools/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | landscapetools results |
| Reference manual: | landscapetools.pdf |
| Package source: | landscapetools_0.4.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: landscapetools_0.4.0.zip, r-release: landscapetools_0.4.0.zip, r-oldrel: landscapetools_0.4.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: landscapetools_0.4.0.tgz, r-oldrel: landscapetools_0.4.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | landscapetools archive |
| Reverse suggests: | NLMR |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=landscapetools to link to this page.


Miguel T
This is the About Me section, trying to build a portfolio template with HTML-CSS-JScript with Bootstrap grid system (container-fluid) and JQuery function to change the background pics, credit to Mark Snow YouTube tutorials from FreeCode Camp & CodePen and all FreeCode Camp users who helped me.


Q1. You want to schedule a cron job to send a message to a Cloud Pub/Sub topic hourly. What do you do?
- [ ] Create a Cloud Function with a targer of HTTP
- [ ] Create a Cloud Scheduler job with a targer of HTTP
- [x] Create a Cloud Function with a targer of Cloud Pub/Sub
- [ ] Create a Cloud Scheduler job with a targer of Cloud Pub/Sub
- [ ] Cloud Dataprep
- [ ] Cloud Composer
- [ ] Cloud Dataflow
- [x] Cloud Dataproc
Q3. GCP Organizations are not available in your GCP project. What type of account are you using?
- [ ] Temporary
- [*] Free Tier- free trail doesnt have the organization
- [ ] Local
- [ ] Organizational
Q4. What feature do you need to enable to support load balancing and autoscaling managed instance groups for Compute Engine?
- [ ] metadata
- [ ] security scans
- [ ] network endpoint groups
- [x] health checks
Q5. You are designing an application that will send messages with the MQTT protocol. What service should you use?
- [ ] BigQuery
- [x] Cloud Pub/Sub
- [ ] IoT Broker
- [ ] Bigtable
- [ ] Cloud Functions and ML Kit
- [ ] Firebase and AI Platform jobs
- [x] Firebase and ML Kit
- [ ] Cloud Functions and AI Platform jobs
Q7. You need to deploy Redis with unique persistent identities and stable hostnames on GKE. What type of deployment object do you use?
- [ ] GCP deployment
- [x] YAML configuration file
- [ ] Python nested template
- [ ] stateful set
Q8. You want to try out a machine-learning TensorFlow example notebook with the fewest configuration steps on GCP. What do you do?
- [ ] Upload the notebook to Google Colaboratory. Set the hardware accelerator to use GPU.
- [?] Create a notebook instance with TPU. Upload the notebook to the instance.
- [ ] Create a notebook instance with GPU. Upload the notebook to the instance.
- [ ] Upload the notebook to Google Colaboratory. Set the hardware accelerator yo use TPU.
- [ ] Requester Pays
- [x] Bucket Lock
- [ ] Bucket Policy Only
- [ ] Encryption Type
- [ ] execution time in Cloud Storage logs
- [ ] execution time in Stackdriver logs
- [?] text payload in Stackdriver logs
- [ ] text payload in Cloud Storage logs
Q11. You need to execute a “lift and shift” move with as few steps as possible. Which items do you need to create to accomplish this task, listed in the correct order of creation?
- [ ] 1. Create a VPN from GCP to your corporate network.
- Create a GCP network for the project.
- Create the VM instances to support the application.
- [ ] 1. Create a GCP network for the project.
- Create a VPN from your corporate network to GCP.
- Create the VM instances to support the application.
- [?] 1. Create a GCP network for the project. 2. Create a VPN from GCP to your corporate network. 3. Create the VM instances to support the application.
- [ ] 1. Create a VPN from your corporate network to GCP.
- Create a GCP network for the project.
- Create the VM instances to support the application.
Q12. You are concerned about data egress charges for files in a Cloud Storage bucket. What configuration change should you make?
- [ ] Enable Requester Pays on the project.
- [ ] Enable Requester Pays on the bucket.
- [x] Change the default storage class from multi-regional to regional.
- [ ] Change the default storage class from regional to multi-regional.
Q13. You need to troubleshoot an Android app that uses Cloud Storage. Where do you look for logs?
- [ ] Firebase Crashlytics
- [x] Firebase Crashlytics and Stackdriver
- [ ] Firebase Testlab and Stackdriver
- [ ] Stackdriver
- [ ] Plan to use BigQuery. Create a BigQuery data set to hold the data.
- [ ] Plan to use Cloud SQL. Enable Cloud SQL Transfer Data API.
- [ ] Plan to use Cloud SQL. Create a Cloud SQL Database to hold the data.
- [x] Plan to user BigQuery. Enable BigQuery Transfer Data API.
Q15. You want to use GCP-preferred base container images. Where can your users find these images?
- [ ] Docker Hub
- [ ] Compute Engine base images
- [x] GCP Marketplace
- [ ] Google Kubernetes Engine base images
Q16. You want to set a notification for service spend in GCP. What do you do, and who will be notified?
- [x] Use the GCP Billing console Budgets section to set a billing alert. The billing admin will be notified if the alert threshold is exceeded.
- [ ] Use the GCP Billing console Budgets section to set a billing alert. The organizational admin will be notified if the alert threshold is exceeded.
- [ ] Use the GCP Organizational console Budgets section to set a billing alert. The project admin will be notified if the alert threshold is exceeded.
- [ ] Use the GCP Organizational console Budgets section to set a billing alert. The organizational admin will be notified if the alert threshold is exceeded.
Q17. Cloud SQL supports which two relational databases?
- [ ] Radis and Oracle
- [ ] MySQL and Oracle
- [ ] Radis and PostgreSQL
- [x] MySQL and PostgreSQL
Q18. You want to try out a machine-learning TensorFlow example notebook with the fewest configuration steps on GCP. What do you do?
- [ ] Create a notebook instance with TPU. Upload the notebook to the instance.
- [x] Create a notebook instance with GPU. Upload the notebook to the instance.
- [ ] Upload the notebook to Google Colaboratory. Set the hardware accelerator to use GPU.
- [ ] Upload the notebook to Google Colaboratory. Set the hardware accelerator to use TPU.
Q19. You want to quickly test a single Docker container image that will start a stateless HTTP service on GCP. Which service do you select to host your container image?
- [ ] Cloud Run
- [ ] Cloud Run on Google Kubernetes Engine
- [ ] Cloud Functions
- [x] Google Kubernetes Engine
- [x] Firebase Emulator
- [ ] Firebase Emulator and GCP Rules Simulator
- [ ] GCP policy emulator and Firebase Rules Simulator
- [ ] Firebase Emulator and Firebase Rules Simulator
Q21. You want to build an application with conversation interpretation based on machine learning speech understanding. Which service is a best fit for this scenario?
- [x] Dialogflow
- [ ] Natural Language Translation
- [ ] Speech API
- [ ] AutoML Natural Language
Q22. Which service must you enable on your GKE cluster in order to use Cloud Run on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)?
- [x] Stackdriver
- [ ] Istio
- [ ] Knative
- [ ] Spinnaker
- [ ] Configure the clients to connect via the default cluster IP.
- [ ] Configure an external name. Configure the clients to connect via the external name.
- [x] Configure a node port. COnfigure the clients to connect via the node port.
- [ ] Configure a load balancer. Configure the clients to connect via the load balancer.
Q24. You want to capture the message acknowledgment state of a subscription at a given time. What do you do?
- [ ] Create a Cloud Pub/Sub subscription backup.
- [ ] Create a Cloud Pub/Sub subscription topic.
- [x] Create a Cloud Pub/Sub subscription snapshot.
- [ ] Create a Cloud Pub/Sub subscription.
Q25. You need to set a bucket storage class for data that will be accessed once a month or less. Which type do you select?
- [ ] coldline
- [ ] multi-regional
- [ ] regional
- [x] nearline
Q26. Which command copies a file named test.txt to a Cloud Storage bucket named myBucket?
- [ ]
gcloud cp gs://myBucket test.txt
- [ ]
gsutil cp gs://myBucket test.txt
- [ ]
gcloud cp test.txt gs://myBucket
- [x]
gsutil cp test.txt gs://myBucket
Q27. Which command adds a column family named cf1
to your Bigtable table named my-table
?
- [ ]
cbt createfamily cf1 my-table
- [x]
cbt createfamily my-table cf1
- [ ]
gcloud createfamily cf1 my-table cf1
- [ ]
gcloud createfamily my-table cf1


Class amm.mail.POPHandler
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Class amm.mail.POPHandler
java.lang.Object
|
+----java.lang.Thread
|
+----amm.mail.POPHandler
- public class POPHandler
- extends Thread
This class implements the connection to a POP3 server. It must be
given a MailSink to supply the server and account information. The
MailSink also controls the commands issued to the server.
- See Also:
- MailSink
-
in
- The input stream from the POP3 server.
-
line
- The last line read from the POP3 server.
-
message
- The output stream used to pass retrieved messages to the MailSink.
-
out
- The output stream to the POP3 server.
-
sock
- The socket used to connect to the POP3 server.
-
state
- The instance that will control the connection to the POP3 server.
-
POPHandler(MailSink)
- Creates a POPHandler with the specified controller.
-
POPHandler(MailSink, PipedOutputStream)
- Creates a POPHandler with the specified controller and output stream.
-
close()
- Closes the connection to the POP3 server.
-
connect()
- The POPHandler uses this method to connect to the POP3 Server.
-
delMsg()
- The POPHandler calls this method to remove messages from the server.
-
getLine()
- Returns a line read from the POP3 server.
-
newMsg()
- The POPHandler calls this method to retrieve new messages from
the server.
-
run()
- When the POPHandler is started, it calls runNext() on the MailSink, and
processes the next pending request.
-
setPipe(PipedOutputStream)
- Registers the output stream used to send retrieved mail to the MailSink.
-
stat()
- The POPHandler uses this method to check the number of messages on the
POP3 server.
-
uidl()
- The POPHandler uses this method to retrieve the SMTP IDs of the
messages on the server.
state
protected MailSink state
- The instance that will control the connection to the POP3 server.
sock
protected Socket sock
- The socket used to connect to the POP3 server.
in
protected DataInputStream in
- The input stream from the POP3 server.
out
protected PrintStream out
- The output stream to the POP3 server.
message
protected PipedOutputStream message
- The output stream used to pass retrieved messages to the MailSink.
line
protected String line
- The last line read from the POP3 server.
POPHandler
public POPHandler(MailSink state)
- Creates a POPHandler with the specified controller.
- Parameters:
- state - The MailSink that will control transactions with the
POP3 server.
POPHandler
public POPHandler(MailSink state,
PipedOutputStream message)
- Creates a POPHandler with the specified controller and output stream.
- Parameters:
- state - The MailSink that will control transactions with the
POP3 server.
- message - The output stream used to send mail retrieved from the
POP3 server to the MailSink.
run
public void run()
- When the POPHandler is started, it calls runNext() on the MailSink, and
processes the next pending request. This is repeated until the MailSink
doesn't have any more requests.
- Overrides:
- run in class Thread
- See Also:
- runNext
connect
protected void connect()
- The POPHandler uses this method to connect to the POP3 Server. It uses
several MailSink methods to make the connection.
- See Also:
- pop3Host, pop3User, pop3Pass
stat
protected void stat()
- The POPHandler uses this method to check the number of messages on the
POP3 server.
uidl
protected Vector uidl()
- The POPHandler uses this method to retrieve the SMTP IDs of the
messages on the server.
- Returns:
- A Vector containing Strings, each of which is the SMTP ID
of a message (in the order they're on the server).
newMsg
protected boolean newMsg()
- The POPHandler calls this method to retrieve new messages from
the server. It uses verify() and remove() on the
MailSink to handle this correctly.
- Returns:
- True indicates an error, which will cause
the POPHandler to close.
- See Also:
- verify, remove
delMsg
protected boolean delMsg()
- The POPHandler calls this method to remove messages from the server.
It uses delWhich() on the MailSink to determine which messages
to remove.
- Returns:
- True indicates an error, which will cause
the POPHandler to close.
- See Also:
- delWhich
getLine
protected String getLine()
- Returns a line read from the POP3 server. This is a method simply to
avoid numerous or unclear try/catch sequences.
- Returns:
- The line read from the server.
setPipe
public void setPipe(PipedOutputStream message)
- Registers the output stream used to send retrieved mail to the MailSink.
- Parameters:
- message - The output stream to the MailSink.
close
protected void close()
- Closes the connection to the POP3 server.
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Vatican criticises US policy shift on Israeli settlements
Without naming the US, the Holy See said in a statement that "recent decisions ... risk undermining further the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and the already fragile regional stability."
The Vatican spoke out on Wednesday against the United States' decision to no longer consider Israeli settlements illegal, joining stiff international criticism of the policy reversal.
Without naming the US, the Holy See said in a statement that "recent decisions ... risk undermining further the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and the already fragile regional stability."
"The Holy See reiterates its position of a two-state solution for two peoples, as the only way to reach a complete solution to this age-old conflict," the Vatican said.
On Monday, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that the Israeli settlements were "not, per se, inconsistent with international law," breaking with UN Security Council resolutions declaring the settlements to be illegal as they are built on occupied Palestinian land.
The policy shift puts the US at odds with virtually the whole of the rest of the international community, and criticism came on Tuesday from the European Union, the United Nations and the Arab League.
Courts in Israel have declared most major settlements legal.
More than 600,000 Israelis live in settlements in east Jerusalem and the West Bank, alongside more than three million Palestinians. The settlements remain one of the thorniest issues in the decades-long Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The Holy See said it supported Israel's right to live in peace and security within the borders that are recognised by the international community and supported "the same right that belongs to the Palestinian people, which must be recognised, respected and implemented."
Israel has welcomed the US decision, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu saying he was "very moved" by Pompeo's announcement.
US President Donald Trump's administration had "corrected a historic injustice and lined up with truth and justice," Netanyahu said.
Pope Francis, who arrived on Wednesday in Thailand ahead of a visit to Japan, has not himself directly addressed the issue.


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I was thinking about the pg_service.conf post I wrote yesterday, and wondering how to follow that practice in Luigi. It's a little tricky, because luigi.postgres
implements instances of luigi.contrib.rdbms
abstract classes, and therefore expects all the abstract properties (i.e., host, database, etc.) to be specified. So, when I tried simply overriding the connect()
method of PostgresTarget
I was getting TypeErrors because those abstract methods weren't implemented.
I didn't want to build this up from a generic Luigi Task
, because luigi.postgres
and luigi.contrib.rdbms
have a lot of really useful stuff already implemented that I would have had to repeat for myself. In the end, I found that I could just set the rdms
properties to None
defaults and then ignore them, while overriding PostgresTarget.connect()
the way I wanted to. The resulting template tasks, along with a couple of simple examples of subclassing them for specific jobs are in this Gist which is also shown below:


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Selects elements from two arrays based on the values of a binary conditional array.
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| AFAPI array | select (const array &cond, const array &a, const array &b) |
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| AFAPI array | select (const array &cond, const array &a, const double &b) |
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| AFAPI array | select (const array &cond, const double &a, const array &b) |
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| AFAPI af_err | af_select (af_array *out, const af_array cond, const af_array a, const af_array b) |
| |
| AFAPI af_err | af_select_scalar_r (af_array *out, const af_array cond, const af_array a, const double b) |
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| AFAPI af_err | af_select_scalar_l (af_array *out, const af_array cond, const double a, const af_array b) |
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Selects elements from two arrays based on the values of a binary conditional array.
Creates a new array that is composed of values either from array a
or array b
, based on a third conditional array. For all non-zero elements in the conditional array, the output array will contain values from a
. Otherwise the output will contain values from b
.
int elements = 9;
char hCond[] = {1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1};
float hA[] = {2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2};
float hB[] = {3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3};
array cond(elements, hCond);
array a(elements, hA);
array b(elements, hB);
array out =
select(cond, a, b);
AFAPI array select(const array &cond, const array &a, const array &b)
is equivalent to:
vector<float> hOut(elements);
for (size_t i = 0; i < hOut.size(); i++) {
if (hCond[i]) {
hOut[i] = hA[i];
} else {
hOut[i] = hB[i];
}
}
The conditional array must be a b8 typed array.
The select function can perform batched operations based on the size of each of the inputs. The following table describes the input and output sizes for supported batched configurations.
| Output | Condition Array | Array A | Array B |
| (M, N) | (M, 1) | (M, 1) | (M, N) |
| (M, N) | (M, 1) | (M, N) | (M, 1) |
| (M, N) | (M, 1) | (M, N) | (M, N) |
| (M, N) | (M, N) | (M, 1) | (M, N) |
| (M, N) | (M, N) | (M, 1) | (M, N) |
◆ af_select()
- Parameters
-
| [out] | out | is the output containing elements of a when cond is true else elements from b |
| [in] | cond | is the conditional array |
| [in] | a | is the array containing elements from the true part of the condition |
| [in] | b | is the array containing elements from the false part of the condition |
◆ af_select_scalar_l()
- Parameters
-
| [out] | out | is the output containing elements of a when cond is true else elements from b |
| [in] | cond | is the conditional array |
| [in] | a | is a scalar assigned to out when cond is true |
| [in] | b | is the array containing elements from the false part of the condition |
◆ af_select_scalar_r()
- Parameters
-
| [out] | out | is the output containing elements of a when cond is true else elements from b |
| [in] | cond | is the conditional array |
| [in] | a | is the array containing elements from the true part of the condition |
| [in] | b | is a scalar assigned to out when cond is false |
◆ select() [1/3]
- Parameters
-
| [in] | cond | is the conditional array |
| [in] | a | is the array containing elements from the true part of the condition |
| [in] | b | is the array containing elements from the false part of the condition |
- Returns
- the output containing elements of
a
when cond
is true else elements from b
◆ select() [2/3]
- Parameters
-
| [in] | cond | is the conditional array |
| [in] | a | is the array containing elements from the true part of the condition |
| [in] | b | is a scalar assigned to out when cond is false |
- Returns
- the output containing elements of
a
when cond
is true else the value b
◆ select() [3/3]
- Parameters
-
| [in] | cond | is the conditional array |
| [in] | a | is a scalar assigned to out when cond is true |
| [in] | b | is the array containing elements from the false part of the condition |
- Returns
- the output containing the value
a
when cond
is true else elements from b


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Mapping recordIds to Object Names - Offline edition
Lightning in Communities is "Same Same but different". When you want to build neutral components, you need to know what object you are dealing with
ObjectApiName, ObjectName and recordId
In Lightning Aura components one can use force:hasSObjectName
to get access to an attribute sObjectName
. In Lightning Web components one uses @api objectApiName
. Except neither of those work in Communities.
The workaround is to look at the recordId
and use DescribeSObjectResult.getKeyPrefix
to map a record to the object name. There's a comprehensive list by David and my version as JSON object.
However, depending on your org, that list might vary. So I created a small component that lists out the objects in your current org. Enjoy:
ObjectIdSpy.cls
public without sharing class ObjectIdSpy {
@AuraEnabled(cacheable=true)
public static Map<String,String> getObjectIdMappings(){
Map<String,String> result = new Map<String,String>();
Map<String, Schema.SObjectType> gd = Schema.getGlobalDescribe();
for(String key : gd.keySet()) {
Schema.SObjectType ot = gd.get(key);
String curPrefix = ot.getDescribe().getKeyPrefix();
String curName = ot.getDescribe().getName();
// Fair warning: will omit objects that share the prefix
result.put(curPrefix, curName);
}
return result;
}
}
objectIdSpy.html
<template>
<lightning-card title="Object Spy">

{idList}

</lightning-card>
</template>
objectIdSpy.js
import { LightningElement, track, wire } from "lwc";
import idSpy from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>export default class ObjectIdSpy extends LightningElement {
@track idList;
@wire(idSpy)
spiedUpon({ error, data }) {
if (data) {
this.idList = JSON.stringify(data, null, 2);
} else if (error) {
this.idList = JSON.stringify(error, null, 2);
}
}
}
objectIdSpy.js-meta.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<LightningComponentBundle xmlns="http://soap.sforce.com/2006/04/metadata" fqn="ObjectIdSpy">
<apiVersion>45.0</apiVersion>
<isExposed>true</isExposed>
<masterLabel>Object Id Spy</masterLabel>
<description>Generates a JSON object of Id and object names</description>
<targets>
<target>lightning__RecordPage</target>
<target>lightning__AppPage</target>
<target>lightning__HomePage</target>
</targets>
</LightningComponentBundle>
As usual YMMV!
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Jamaa - an Amino Acid card game
Had this idea of Jamaa while reading Matt Ridley's Genome.
This is a game like rummy. Can be played between 2 or 3 people using a single
deck of cards (or more with more).
- Deal 15 cards each.
- Leave the remaining face down in a stack and turn the top one face up.
- Using the following alphabetically ordered representation (Club==Adenine,
Diamond==Cytosine,
Heart==Guanine and Spade==Urasil) each player tries to make 5 amino acids
from his/her set of 15 cards subject to the restrictions given below.
Tables by bases as well as by Amino Acids.
- If neither player has five amino acids, they take turns
picking up either the topmost faceup card or the topmost face down
card and discarding one of his/her cards on the stack of already faceup cards
(if any) until one person finishes at which point he she simply announces
victory.
- Count points at the end of the game with rarer Amino Acids (as determined
by how many triplets code them) getting more points. Thus the one to finish
first could in principle get less points than some one else. Thus, Met and Trp
would score 90 (because a single triplet codes for each), Phe, Tyr etc. would
fetch 80 (because two triplets each code them), whil ethe least i.e. 40 will go
to Arg, Leu, Ser as six different triplets code them.
Restrictions on triplets:
- Each triplet should have the numerical part of its cards in ascending order
and be consecutive (e.g. C5-D6-C7). J is 11, Q is 12 and K is 13. A can be one or 14.
- In addition, one of the sequences should be pure i.e. of the same suite
(e.g. S2-S5-S7).
- A player should use all aces to represent either one or 14 (i.e. can not
use it as A-5-7 and 9-K-A in different AA).
- We do not treat AUG (Met) as punctuation and is a valid Amino Acid.
But STOP is not allowed.
Jay and I tried with fewer consecutive and same-suite restrictions, but that
turned out to be too easy. The game got over in a round or two.
To make the game less nerdy and more educational, specially designed cards may
be useful.
(though that will mean we lose the advantage of playing with a standard deck).
- A set of 60 cards, 15 each for A C G U numbered 1 through 15 each (clearly
the concept of Ace being either first of last vanishes).
- The respective bases (i.e. A on 15, C on another 15 etc.) shown in bold
with completing (on left and right) sequences of triplets spanning its height
in smaller font and corresponding Amino Acids spelled out on the right (but
thats 37 of those!).
- Each of the 20 Amino Acids mentioned on three of the 60 cards (any
interesting way of choosing which 3?) in slighly bolder, bigger font with its
chemical formula/structure and possibly other data depicted.
Examples to come soon.


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A powerful, flexible CVSS parser, calculator and validator written for JavaScript/TypeScript.
Vuln/Vects is a library written in TypeScript, targeting JavaScript (server-side Node.js or browser) that aims to provide all the generation, validation, scoring and manipulation functionality you could ever need when working with CVSS (common vulnerability scoring system) vectors of any version. CVSS v2, v3.0 and v3.1 are currently supported.
Installing the project is very straightforward via npm:
npm install --save vuln-vects
If you're working in TypeScript and need type annotations etc. you might also want to run:
npm install --save @types/vuln-vects
It's only necessary to build the project if you're doing development work on it. There's no need to do so if you're just installing it to use as a library. Ensure that Node.js v14.x and npm is installed and run:
npm run build
Build output is to /dist
. To build accompanying documentation, you need the following command:
npm run docs
Documentation is generated using TypeDoc and rendered as HTML to /docs
.
You'll need to bundle the library if you want to use it in-browser (remember to build it first):
npm run build && npm run bundle
This will give you a single file in /bundle
that you can import into your webpages (see Usage section).
Tests are on Mocha and Chai. You can run them like so:
npm run test
Usage of the library will vary, depending on whether you want to run in-browser or as part of a server-side Node.js project. In any case, you'll need to begin by installing the library:
npm install --save vuln-vects
Usage in the browser is super straightforward. After installation, simply import the bundled library into your webpage like so:
<script src="node_modules/vuln-vects/bundle/vuln-vects.js"></script>
You'll then get a VulnVects
object in the global namespace through which you can use the library:
<script>
alert(VulnVects.parseCvss2Vector('CVSS2#AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:P/I:N/A:N').baseScore); // Shows '5.0'.
</script>
Importing and invoking the library is slightly different on the server side.
import { parseCvss2Vector } from 'vuln-vects';
console.log(parseCvss2Vector('CVSS2#AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:P/I:N/A:N').baseScore); // Prints '5.0'.
Aside from this, the API is identical. There is a lot more you can do with the library aside from just the above. See Features for more details.
The library provides 4 main features: validation, scoring, rendering and mocking. If there's anything else you'd like to see, please consider opening an issue.
Validation of CVSS vectors of any currently supported version is possible. Convenience methods offer the simplest API for this:
import {
validateCvss2Vector,
validateCvss3Vector,
validateCvssVector
} from 'vuln-vects';
// Will be true on validation success, false on failure.
const isValidCvss2Vector = validateCvss2Vector('(AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:P/I:N/A:N)'); // For CVSS v2.
const isValidCvss3Vector = validateCvss3Vector('AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:N/I:L/A:N'); // For CVSS v3.x.
const isValidCvssVector = validateCvssVector('AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:N/I:L/A:N'); // Version-agnostic.
Validation, in this context, means that CVSS vectors must be both well-formed and contain all required fields. If a CVSS vector is not well-formed (e.g. is missing separators as in AV:NAC:LPR:NUI:NS:UC:NI:LA:N
) or does not contain all required fields to compute a score (e.g. does not contain a confidentiality impact as in AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/I:L/A:N
) validation will fail.
To get more detail about exactly why a vector failed validation, you can use the scoring API. For CVSS v2 vectors for example:
import {
Cvss2VectorParser
} from 'vuln-vects';
const parser = new Cvss2VectorParser();
const scoringEngine = parser.generateScoringEngine('AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:P/I:N'); // Missing availability impact.
const isValid = scoringEngine.isValid(); // Will be true on validation success, false on failure.
const errors = scoringEngine.validate(); // Will return a list of human-readable validation errors.
Scoring CVSS vectors (i.e. converting them into a CVSS score from 1-10) is the most common use-case for the library, and as such has been designed to be very convenient to use via helper methods:
import {
parseCvss2Vector,
parseCvss3Vector,
parseCvssVector
} from 'vuln-vects';
// Will yield score objects.
const cvss2VectorScore = parseCvss2Vector('(AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:P/I:N/A:N)'); // For CVSS v2.
const cvss3VectorScore = parseCvss3Vector('AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:N/I:L/A:N'); // For CVSS v3.x.
const cvssVectorScore = parseCvssVector('AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:N/I:L/A:N'); // Version-agnostic.
// The resulting score objects contain several subscores, but you probably want base score or overall score.
console.log(cvss2VectorScore.baseScore);
console.log(cvss2VectorScore.overallScore);
Rendering CVSS vectors refers to the process of generating CVSS vector strings from a set of metrics. This is a bit more involved, but still not especially complex:
import {
Cvss2ScoringEngine,
Cvss2VectorRenderer,
Cvss2VectorPrefixOption,
cvss2, // Enums specific to CVSS v2.
} from 'vuln-vects';
// Set up and configure a scoring engine.
const scoringEngine = new Cvss2ScoringEngine();
scoringEngine.accessVector = cvss2.AccessVector.NETWORK;
scoringEngine.accessComplexity = cvss2.AccessComplexity.MEDIUM;
scoringEngine.authentication = cvss2.Authentication.NONE;
scoringEngine.confidentialityImpact = cvss2.Impact.NONE;
scoringEngine.integrityImpact = cvss2.AccessVector.COMPLETE;
scoringEngine.availabilityImpact = cvss2.AccessVector.NONE;
// Feed this to an appropriate vector renderer.
const vectorRenderer = new Cvss2VectorRenderer(Cvss2VectorPrefixOption.BRACKETED);
console.log(vectorRenderer.render(scoringEngine));
The ability to randomly generate (i.e. mock) CVSS vectors for use in unit testing application that consume them can be very useful. Convenience methods are provided for this purpose:
import {
randomCvss2Vector,
randomCvss3Vector,
Cvss2VectorPrefixOption
} from 'vuln-vects';
// Shows a random CVSS v2 and v3.x vector.
console.log(randomCvss2Vector());
console.log(randomCvss3Vector());
// Temporal/environmental scores and any valid prefixing scheme are supported:
console.log(randomCvss2Vector(true, true, Cvss2VectorPrefixOption.BRACKETED));
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The ability of a robot to understand the environment is vital for autonomy. Our product is aHuman Detection and Tracking software. The ability to detect and track humans opens up multipleopportunities for robots to imbibe reactive behaviours that can potentially lead to better Human-Robot Interaction, safety protocols, efficient path planning etc.
Main Features:
3 Minute Video for Phase 1 Video Link
## Standard install via command-line
Google Doc Planning Sheet - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vK4eTWuJDBQswQ49AHXX5LzxAnbU5EcfVC7Dlu_3VPk/edit?usp=sharing
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~~* Need to fix Complier Warnings.~~


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