TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. GS1 Related B. GS2 Related Polity 1. Group of Secretaries recommendation: One govt English-medium school per block, HRD Ministry advises states C. GS3 Related Economics 1. All you need to know about the Banking Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2017 Science and Technology 1. Scientists gene-edit piglets, bringing transplants to humans closer 2. Internet of Things-enabled ultrasound scans: IIT Hyderabad D. GS4 Related E. Concepts-in-News: Related Concepts to Revise/Learn F. Bills/Acts/Schemes/Orgs in News G. UPSC Prelims Practice Questions H. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
A. GS1 Related
Nothing here for Today!!!
B. GS2 Related
In news:
- Human Resource development Ministry:
- Advised all states and Union territories to have at least one government-run English-medium school in each block.

- Since establishment of schools is a matter of state policy, the HRD can issue only advice in this regards.
Why this move?
- The number of students enrolling in English–medium schools has doubled from 1.5 crore in 2008-09 to 2.9 crore in 2013-14. As a consequence, more states have started offering the option of English as a medium of instruction in government schools
C. GS3 Related
1. All you need to know about the Banking Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2017
Context
- The Banking Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2017 passed by Rajya Sabha.
- The Bill seeks to replace the Banking Regulation (Amendment) Ordinance, that was passed in May 2017
Why was the ordinance passed?
- To address high levels of stress faced by the banking sector at the time.
- Previously in the month of June, The RBI had identified 12 ‘defaulters’ who account for around 25% of India’s non-performing assets (NPA) and informed banks to take up insolvency proceedings against them.
- Steel, Infrastructure, Power and Textiles are the sectors with the most NPAs.
- Public sector banks were hit the most as large modern and foundation programs were bolstered by them with the expectation that there would be further extension.
What does the Bill do?
- It empowers RBI to give directions to banks to act against loan defaulters.
- The Bill seeks to amend the Banking Regulation Act, 1949 by inserting provisions for handling cases related to stressed assets.
- Stressed assets are loans on which the borrower has defaulted or it has been restructured.
- The Central Government can authorise the RBI to issue directions to banks for initiating proceedings in case of a default in loan repayment. These proceedings would be under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.
- The RBI may also form committees to advise banks on the resolution of stressed assets. The members will be appointed or approved by the RBI.
Category: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
1. Internet of Things-enabled ultrasound scans: IIT Hyderabad
In news:
- A team of researchers from IIT Hyderabad has been working to use the Internet of Things (IoT) to accurately diagnose kidney and liver disorders with the help of ultrasound scanning devices.
- The technology can identify kidney stones and cysts and also grade a “fatty liver” classification. Even it can differentiate between cysts and stones in the kidney images.
Disadvantages of using Internet-enabled scanning systems:
- In the traditional way of processing data, after the patient is scanned, a radiologist usually picks out the most relevant portions or even captures screenshots and makes these available for diagnosis by the specialist.
- In the IoT-enabled remote scanning, if the scans are uploaded to the cloud without being first analysed, there is a possibility that the doctor sees a huge amount of data, which they may find difficult to interpret.
- Preliminary classification of images is a must in case of Internet enabled scanning system.
2. Scientists gene-edit piglets, bringing transplants to humans closer
In news
- Scientists have effectively altered the hereditary (genetic) code of piglets to evacuate lethargic viral contaminations.
A major Breakthrough:
- This could eventually pave the way for animal-to-human organ transplants.
- Save lives by reducing organ donor waiting lists that have risen over the years.
Key Fact
- 117,000 people on the U.S. transplant waiting list alone and according to official data, 22 people die each day waiting for an organ.
- People would already be able to get pig heart valves and pancreases.

Meaning of xenotransplantation
- The process of grafting or transplanting organs or tissues between members of different species.
D. GS4 Related
Nothing here for Today!!!
E. Concepts-in-News: Related Concepts to Revise/Learn
Nothing here for Today!!!
F. Bills/Acts/Schemes/Orgs in News
Nothing here for Today!!!
G. Practice Questions for UPSC Prelims Exam
Question 1. What is xenotranplantation?
- The process of grafting or transplanting organs or tissues between members of different species
- The process of grafting or transplanting organs or tissues between members of same species.
- The process of grafting or transplanting organs or tissues in plants
- None of the above
Question 2. Which nationwide campaign has been launched by the Union Government to protect
elephants?
- Gaj Kesari Yatra
- Gajanan Yatra
- Gajraj Yatra
- Gaj Yatra
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Question 3. The Grizzled Squirrel Wildlife Sanctuary (GSWS) is located in which state?
- Uttrakhand
- Tamil Nadu
- Gujarat
- Chhattisgarh
See
Question 4. Identify the correct statement with reference to Connshing syndrome.
- Connshing syndrome is related to Hypertension
- Connshing syndrome is related to Hypotension.
- Connshing syndrome is linked to over production of stress hormone cortisol
- Both A and C
See
Question 5. Consider the following statements:
- Higher aerosol loading results in delayed but more rainfall over Central and Northern India.
- Higher aerosol loading results in earlier but less rainfall over Central and Northern India.
- Aerosol has no effect on the monsoon
Choose the correct options.
- 1 only
- 2 only
- 1 and 3 only
- 2 and 3 only
See
G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
GS Paper II
- Evaluate the economic and strategic dimensions of India’s Look East Policy in the context of the post-Cold War international scenario.(Mains -2016)
GS Paper III
- What do you know by Internet –of –things? Discuss its various applications in everyday life?
GS Paper IV
- There is a disaster-prone State having frequent landslides, forest fires, cloudbursts, flash floods
and earthquakes, etc. Some of these are seasonal and often unpredictable. The magnitude of the
disaster is always unanticipated. During one of the seasons, a cloudburst caused devastating floods
and landslides leading to high casualties. There was major damage to infrastructure like roads,
bridges and power generating units. This led to more than 100000 pilgrims, tourists and other locals
trapped across different routes and locations. The people trapped in your area of responsibility
included senior citizens, patients in hospitals, women and children, hikers, tourists, ruling
party’s regional president along with his family, additional jail. As secretary State and prisoners
in jail.
As a civil services officer of the State, what would be the order in which you would rescue these people and why? Give justifications.
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Continous Data Retrieval¶
script that scrapes and uploads DarkSky and USGS data
Examples
python continuous_retrieval.py [–csv] –manual start-date end-date
- scrapes and uploads data over the specified date range (inclusive)
- start-date and end-date must be in ISO format, ‘YYYY-MM-DD’
- optional argument to insert records into database from CSV file (for USGS data only)
python continuous_retrieval.py [–csv] –daily [days-back]
- scrapes and uploads data over date range
- date range is from days-back before yesterday to yesterday (inclusive)
- optional days-back parameter must be an integer (defaults to 0)
- optional argument to insert records into database from CSV file (for USGS data only)
-
riverrunner.continuous_retrieval.
fill_noaa_gaps
(start_date, end_date)[source]¶ use as needed to fill gaps in weather measurements
Parameters: - start_date – the start day, included in API calls
- end_date – the end day, inclusive
-
riverrunner.continuous_retrieval.
get_noaa_predictions
(run_id, session)[source]¶ retrieve NOAA predictions for run
- Args
- run_id (int): run session (Session): database session
- Returns
- DataFrame: containing predictions
-
riverrunner.continuous_retrieval.
get_usgs_site_ids
()[source]¶ retrieve USGS site ids from database
Returns: list of site ids Return type: [str]
-
riverrunner.continuous_retrieval.
get_usgs_json_data
(site_id, start_date, end_date, param_code)[source]¶ retrieve JSON data for a specific USGS site, parameter, and date range
Parameters: - site_id (str) – string representation of site id
- start_date (str) – start date in ISO format, ‘YYYY-MM-DD’
- end_date (str) – end date in ISO format, ‘YYYY-MM-DD’
- param_code (str) – string representation of parameter code
Returns: map relating timestamps to values
Return type: dict[str, str]
-
riverrunner.continuous_retrieval.
make_station_observation_request
(station, day)[source]¶ make a request for observations to the DarkSky API
Parameters: - station – (Station) weather station to retrieve measurments
- day – (str) datetime in iso format
Returns: [Measurements] if call was successful None otherwise
-
riverrunner.continuous_retrieval.
put_24hr_observations
(session)[source]¶ get yesterdays observations
- Args
- session (Session): database session
-
riverrunner.continuous_retrieval.
scrape_usgs_data
(start_date, end_date)[source]¶ scrape data for all USGS sites and parameters, over the specified date range
Parameters: - start_date (str) – start date in ISO format, ‘YYYY-MM-DD’
- end_date (str) – end date in ISO format, ‘YYYY-MM-DD’
Returns: list of full paths of CSV files that were written to
Return type: [str]
-
riverrunner.continuous_retrieval.
upload_data_from_file
(csv_file, from_csv=False)[source]¶ insert all records contained in file to database
Parameters: - csv_file (str) – full path of CSV file containing records
- from_csv (bool) – whether to insert into database using CSV or ORM (CSV scales better)
Returns: success/exception
Return type: bool


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A function or function object that returns a value testable as true
Negators, unary_negate, binary_negate, Operators, greater, less, greater_equal, less_equal, logical_and, logical_or, logical_not, binary_function, unary_function, plus, minus, multiplies, divides, modulus
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Dose 220-240 seeds, chewed to a paste and steeped in hot water for an hour then strained. Liquid consumed and residue steeped in water again and strained and drunk once more.
Time consumed: 1800hrs. On empty stomach.
I am a hypnotherapist/Neurolinguist and am well versed in different artificially induced altered states, having run an experimental group for the past 5 years. I have gained insights and benefit from every other brain change experiment I have carried out except for my first morning glory (over seven years previously) experience in which I can describe as being in a mind loop. I was keen to retry morning glory to see what I could achieve with the experience.
I've always been lucky in that I'm quite a high placebo responder. Thus immediately after consuming the liquid I began to feel a bit 'woozy' – my common reaction on taking any psychotropic. This effect as usual, lasted about 15 minutes.
By 7pm, one full hour after consumption I first began to notice the effects of the morning glory whilst sat in the bath and trying to scrub my back – the soap appeared to be particularly slippery and I was having trouble co-coordinating my arms. The mental effects were minimal and only slightly 'speedy'. Reality was fairly well fixed and I experienced none of the 'sliding' motion as with other psychedelics.
This slight difficulty in coordination didn't increase with time and remained only slight but I did begin to notice a flashing all around my peripheral vision. At first I thought maybe that the light bulb was about to expire or maybe was flickering. It wasn't. This flashing effect lasted no more than two minutes.
At eight o'clock I was talking to someone via the internet and began to feel an irritation and frustration whilst typing. No problems with coordinating the fingers, just the mental effort to do so was proving a frustration and an acute nausea was building with a degree of stomach upset to boot. The nausea lasted over half an hour until at about 830pm I ate a bowl of cereal to try and dilute the effects on my stomach. This had the desired effect and by 9pm I felt as though all effects from the seeds had finished. I felt disappointed having had only minor psychotropic changes and wondered about the quality of the seeds. Maybe I hadn't taken enough.
930pm, having been up since 5am for work, I went to bed only to find the effects beginning to build once again, this time with a distinct 'revving up' of mental function in a most unpleasant way. Usually with any form of psychedelic agent I experience a sliding and fluidity of thought processes with interconnection of ideas and thoughts of reference. Mostly I have learned to control the flow and am usually able to control the direction of flow in order to gain insights and understandings not normally accessible to normal consciousness. However in this mental state I was neither able to sleep or to gain any control so I simply let go, to see where the effect would take me. What the result of this was to take me into a strange kind of loop – a mental state not going anywhere except endlessly repeating on itself. (In NLP terminology, a TOTE without exit) A very unpleasant state midway between sleep and consciousness.
At 10pm, 4 hours after consumption, I came fully to consciousness and feeling mentally rough indeed went to use the bathroom, hoping that this would help break the mental state, but even whilst up and moving around, the unpleasantness continued. I was unable to break my mental state and felt painfully tired but unable to achieve any depth of sleep.
On getting back into bed, I noticed strange feedback from my muscles and experienced fasciculations in my thighs and my knees felt quite stiff (for no reason that I could think of). I also felt a great number of twitches and began to wonder if sexual sensation might have been increased had my girlfriend been present. This wondering only lasted for a few minutes before I found myself back inside the unpleasant mind-loop once more.
To try and directionalise this, and to relax my mind a bit, I began meditation with my usually mantra (which usually will put me to sleep within minutes) but I found it impossible to concentrate and again felt the irritation and frustration rising. This served to make the effects of the mental-loop stronger and more unpleasant.
At 11pm I awoke to full consciousness again having spent the previous hour mostly in a strange kind of unpleasant twilight of sleep, unable to break out of the mind set and again I needed to use the bathroom (on this point, I find that all psychedelic type drugs create an increase in dieresis in me – even hashish does the same if I have a trippy time on it too). By 1130 pm, five and a half hours from time of ingestion, I finally noticed the effects diminishing and shortly after midnight, feeling drained, exhausted and glad it was all over, the last of the effects had finished completely. I fell into a deep sleep.
The next morning, with no stomach upset but feeling a bit hung over with a headache and feeling as though I hadn't slept but noticeably dehydrated, I was glad I wasn't required at work that day.
This second experience with morning glory was identical to the first, despite having been separated by at least 7 years and is probably one of the milder, but wholly most unpleasant experiences during my researches into altered states. Any fluidity of thought and especially internal visual processes were inhibited and no insight gained. Definitely not recommended.
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given as input a data frame of insurance policies coming out from the function optimize_exposure()
,
and a table with IBNR factors, calculate the IBNR claims.
calculate_IBNR(.data, .ibnrtable, .ibnrfactor, .cy)
| .data | A data frame coming out from the function |
|---|---|
| .ibnrtable | A table with two columns, one for the IBNR factors and one for the associated calendar year. |
| .ibnrfactor | the column of .ibnrtable with the IBNR factors. |
| .cy | the column of .ibnrtable with the corresponding calendar year of the IBNR factors. |
A new data frame with new columns:
IBNR_factor
, a column that indicates the IBNR factor of the corresponding current year;
CLAIMS_IBNR
, a column with the associated IBNR claim for each CY
and policyholder (NOTE: if the
current year in the original data frame is higher than the most recent current year in the IBNR table,
this will produce an NA
.)
data(lifepolicies) lifepolicies %>% optimize_exposure( .polnr = Policy_id, .inceptiondate = Inception_date, .termdate = Term_date, .mainevent = Claim , .mainevent_date = Claim_date, .subevent = Lapse, .subevent_date = Lapse_date, .birthdate = Birth_date, .gender = Gender, .waitingperiod = Waiting_period ) %>% compute_expectedclaim( .table = SI2006, .age = AGE, .gender = GENDER, .qx = qx ) %>% calculate_IBNR( .ibnrtable = IBNR_factors_CQP, .ibnrfactor = IBNR_factor, .cy = CY )#> Warning: There are policies which main event occurs in the waiting period: c(1046726, 1355512, 1807138, 2560830, 2759498, 3451651, 4017689, 4947699, 5141288, 5194342, 5461098, 6020022, 6518108, 7231957, 7263230, 7278494, 9169837, 9409256)#> Warning: There are policies which sub event occurs in the waiting period: c(1425221, 2293556, 2713558, 3088353, 4809645, 5575964, 6504789, 6572333, 6793280, 7869755, 7950721, 9603585)#> # A tibble: 28,514 x 27 #> Policy_id Inception_date Term_date Birth_date Gender UY CY #> <dbl> <date> <date> <date> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> #> 1 1019640 2012-11-01 2016-11-01 1945-03-10 F 2012 2012 #> 2 1019640 2012-11-01 2016-11-01 1945-03-10 F 2012 2013 #> 3 1019640 2012-11-01 2016-11-01 1945-03-10 F 2012 2013 #> 4 1019640 2012-11-01 2016-11-01 1945-03-10 F 2012 2014 #> 5 1019640 2012-11-01 2016-11-01 1945-03-10 F 2012 2014 #> 6 1019640 2012-11-01 2016-11-01 1945-03-10 F 2012 2015 #> 7 1019640 2012-11-01 2016-11-01 1945-03-10 F 2012 2015 #> 8 1019640 2012-11-01 2016-11-01 1945-03-10 F 2012 2016 #> 9 1019640 2012-11-01 2016-11-01 1945-03-10 F 2012 2016 #> 10 1019640 2012-11-01 2016-11-01 1945-03-10 F 2012 2017 #> # ... with 28,504 more rows, and 20 more variables: policy_duration <dbl>, #> # Claim_date <date>, Claim <dbl>, Lapse_date <date>, Lapse <dbl>, #> # inception_valuation_date <date>, end_valuation_date <date>, AGE0 <dbl>, #> # AGE1 <dbl>, DAY_AGE0 <dbl>, DAY_AGE1 <dbl>, EXPOSURE_YEAR_AGE0 <dbl>, #> # EXPOSURE_YEAR_AGE1 <dbl>, EXPOSURE_IN_YEAR <dbl>, qx.x <dbl>, qx.y <dbl>, #> # EXPECTED_CLAIM_AGE0 <dbl>, EXPECTED_CLAIM_AGE1 <dbl>, IBNR_factor <dbl>, #> # CLAIMS_IBNR <dbl>


‘No alternative acceptable for mosque in Ayodhya’: Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind
Lucknow: Two days before the crucial meeting of the All India Muslim Personal Law Board takes place to discuss the Supreme Court verdict on Ayodhya, the Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind (JuH), a key Muslim litigant in the Ayodhya title suit, has decided not to accept the five-acre alternative land for building a mosque. At its working committee meeting in Delhi on Thursday, the Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind (JuH) said that nothing would be acceptable as an ‘alternative’ to a mosque — be it money or land.
The JuH did not rule out the possibility of going for a review of the Supreme Court verdict. JuH president Arshad Madani said that a five-member fact-finding committee will seek legal opinion on the matter.
Uttar Pradesh JuH president Ashhad Rashidi, who was present in the meeting, said: “Two crucial decisions were taken in the working committee meeting. One was related to the five-acre alternative land for a mosque and the other was the possibility of filing a review plea.”
“The working committee unanimously decided there can be no ‘badal’ (alternative) of a mosque for anything in the world — neither money nor land. It will not be right for any Muslim outfit to accept barter,” said Rashidi.
The Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind was founded in 1919 and is one of the most influential and financially sustainable Muslim organizations. It played an active role in the Khilafat movement and freedom struggle though it later opposed Partition. Another Muslim litigant Mohammad Umar has already announced that he will file a review petition, provided the AIMPLB provides him legal support. Zafaryab Jilani, convener of the All India Babri Masjid Action Committee (AIBMAC) and a counsel for the Sunni Central Waqf Board, has already said that he is ‘not satisfied’ with the SC apex court. (IANS)
Also Read: Supreme Court affirms Liberhan Commission conclusion in Ayodhya Judgment
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InputMethod QML Type
Base type for creating input method in QML. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQuick.VirtualKeyboard 2.2 |
Properties
- inputContext : InputContext
- inputEngine : InputEngine
Signals
- selectionListActiveItemChanged(int type, int index)
- selectionListChanged(int type)
- selectionListsChanged()
Methods
- list<int> inputModes(string locale)
- bool keyEvent(int key, string text, int modifiers)
- list<int> patternRecognitionModes()
- bool reselect(int cursorPosition, int reselectFlags)
- reset()
- var selectionListData(int type, int index, int role)
- int selectionListItemCount(int type)
- void selectionListItemSelected(int type, int index)
- list<int> selectionLists()
- bool setInputMode(string locale, int inputMode)
- bool setTextCase(int textCase)
- Trace traceBegin(int traceId, int patternRecognitionMode, var traceCaptureDeviceInfo, var traceScreenInfo)
- bool traceEnd(Trace trace)
- update()
Detailed Description
The InputMethod type lets you create a custom input method which can be assigned to InputEngine.
Property Documentation
inputContext : InputContext |
The input context.
inputEngine : InputEngine |
The input engine.
Signal Documentation
The input method emits this signal when the current index has changed in the selection list identified by type.
The input method emits this signal when the contents of the selection list are changed. The type parameter specifies which selection list has changed.
The input method emits this signal when the selection list types have changed. This signal will trigger a call to selectionLists() method, allowing the input method to update the selection list types.
This QML signal was introduced in QtQuick.VirtualKeyboard 2.2.
Method Documentation
The purpose of this method is to handle the key events generated by the the input engine.
The key parameter specifies the code of the key to handle. The key code does not distinguish between capital and non-capital letters. The text parameter contains the Unicode text for the key. The modifiers parameter contains the key modifiers that apply to key.
This method returns true
if the key event was successfully handled. If the return value is false
, the key event is redirected to the default input method for futher processing.
Returns list of supported pattern recognition modes.
This method is invoked by the input engine to query the list of supported pattern recognition modes.
This QML method was introduced in QtQuick.VirtualKeyboard 2.0.
This method attempts to reselect a word located at the cursorPosition. The reselectFlags define the rules for how the word should be selected in relation to the cursor position.
InputEngine.WordBeforeCursor
Activate the word before the cursor. When this flag is used exclusively, the word must end exactly at the cursor.InputEngine.WordAfterCursor
Activate the word after the cursor. When this flag is used exclusively, the word must start exactly at the cursor.InputEngine.WordAtCursor
Activate the word at the cursor. This flag is a combination of the above flags with the exception that the word cannot start or stop at the cursor.
The method returns true
if the word was successfully reselected.
This QML method was introduced in QtQuick.VirtualKeyboard 2.0.
This method is called by the input engine when this input method needs to be reset. The input method must reset its internal state only. The main difference to the update() method is that reset() modifies only the input method state; it must not modify the input context.
var selectionListData(int type, int index, int role) |
Returns item data for a selection list identified by type. The role parameter specifies which data is requested. The index parameter is a zero based index into the selecteion list.
Returns the number of items in the selection list identified by type.
This method is called when an item at index has been selected by the user. The selection list is identified by the type parameter.
Returns the list of selection types used for this input method.
This method is called by input engine when the input method is being activated and every time the input method hints are updated. The input method can reserve selection lists by returning the desired selection list types.
The input method may request the input engine to update the selection lists at any time by emitting selectionListsChanged() signal. This signal will trigger a call to this method, allowing the input method to update the selection list types.
Changes inputMode and locale for this input method. The method returns true
if successful.
Updates textCase for this input method. The method returns true
if successful.
The possible values for the text case are:
InputEngine.Lower
Lower case text.InputEngine.Upper
Upper case text.
This method is called when a trace interaction starts with the specified patternRecognitionMode. The trace is uniquely identified by the traceId. The traceCaptureDeviceInfo provides information about the source device and the traceScreenInfo provides information about the screen context.
If the input method accepts the event and wants to capture the trace input, it must return a new Trace object. This object must remain valid until the InputMethod.traceEnd() method is called. If the Trace is rendered on screen, it remains there until the Trace object is destroyed.
This QML method was introduced in QtQuick.VirtualKeyboard 2.0.
bool traceEnd(Trace trace) |
This method is called when the trace interaction ends. The input method should destroy the trace object at some point after this function is called. See the Trace API how to access the gathered data.
This QML method was introduced in QtQuick.VirtualKeyboard 2.0.
This method is called by the input engine when the input method needs to be updated. The input method must close the current pre-edit text and restore the internal state to the default.


WITNESS LIST Elections Committee (SUBCOMMITTEE ON Campaign Finance) April 21, 2005-12:00A HB 2937 For: Smith, Tom (Public Citizen) On: Sorrells, Tim (Texas Ethics Commission) HB 3462 On: Resiman, David (Texas Ethics Commission) Sorrells, Tim (TX Ethics Commission) Registering, but not testifying: For: Smith, Tom (Public Citizen)


IE11 fails to properly parse empty tabindex
attribute. While [tabindex=""]
yields the DOM property value element.tabIndex === 0
(like Gecko, Blink, WebKit),
but IE11 returns a weird DOM attribute value element.getAttribute('tabindex') === '-32768'
.
The same value is exposed to CSS as well, as input[tabindex="-32768"]
is the matching selector.
This is also true for IE12 (Windows 10 developer preview).


Configuration¶
GOSINT needs some quick initial configuration to start making use of the framework features. All the settings you will need to specify can be found under the “Settings” tab.
Twitter¶
- Twitter Consumer Key, Twitter Consumer Secret, Twitter Access Token, Twitter Access Secret
- Create a Twitter App.
- Upon creation of the app, the above Keys and Tokens will be displayed.
- Copy these from Twitter into the respective fields in GOSINT.
- Twitter Users
- In this field, enter the Twitter users that GOSINT should start following for relevant indicator information.
- Add new users by typing their usernames; separate users with a comma.
Threat Intel APIs¶
- AlienVault API Key
- Create an AlienVault API Key. Enter the API key and setup your AlienVault feed to receive indicators through AlienVault OTX.
- VirusTotal API Key
- Create a VirusTotal API Key. Enter the API key and setup your AlienVault feed to receive indicators through AlienVault OTX.
- VirusTotal Private API Access
- Select this option only if the VirusTotal API key used is for the private version, not public.
- The public VirusTotal API, while sufficient for some features, is limited. Private API access will enable additional features in GOSINT such as reading comments for indicators on VirusTotal, allowing GOSINT to parse additional indicators from the comments.
CRITs¶
- CRITs Server
- Enter the full URL to the CRITs server that GOSINT should export indicators into.
- CRITs API User
- Enter the CRITs username that has API access.
- CRITs API Key
- Enter the respective CRITs user’s API Key.
Whitelists¶
- Alexa Domains Whitelist
- This is intended to be used as an area for configuring the Alexa top domains you want to screen and reject indicators.
- For the most part, indicators involving these highly popular domains will not be malicious.
- Use this whitelist feature to make sure those top domains do not get recorded as IOCs.
- Whitelist Domains
- In addition to the Alexa Whitelist, this section is for any additional domains you want to also prevent from entering the framework.
- Some examples are security vendor websites, trusted blogs, comment and syndication servers, public sandboxes, etc.
- Whitelist ISPs
- Used to prevent IP addresses from specific Internet Service Providers (ISPs) from entering into the framework.
- This is accomplished by a reverse DNS lookup and keyword match against the ISP record.
- Be careful with this option as it could potentially ignore valid IOCs coming from a popular ISP.
Indicator Feeds¶
Table Overview
- The table provides the user with an overview of the currently configured feeds.
- Feeds may be deleted by clicking the orange X button in the delete column.
Create New Feed
- This form located below the table is to create a new feed for GOSINT to parse indicators from.
Feed Name
- Enter an alphanumeric feed name.
Feed URL
- Enter the location of the feed.
Parse Method
- Select either CSV or Smart parse method. If CSV is selected, the user must enter the column numbers of where the indicators and contexts are in the CSV Indicator Column and CSV Context Column fields, respectively.
Cron Time
- Enter the frequency of how often to pull from the field.
- Upon successful creation of a feed, the new feed is displayed in the table overview.
- Click here for more detailed cron information
Entry Description Equivalent To @yearly (or @annually) Run once a year, midnight, Jan. 1st 0 0 0 1 1 * @monthly Run once a month, midnight, first of month 0 0 0 1 * * @weekly Run once a week, midnight on Sunday 0 0 0 * * 0 @daily (or @midnight) Run once a day, midnight 0 0 0 * * * @hourly Run once an hour, beginning of hour 0 0 * * * *
After configuration, GOSINT is ready for use! Begin by navigating to the Pre-Processing page, where indicators will display once parsed by GOSINT from your configured feeds.


The normalization constant K is a correction factor for the doubles rate that accounts for any change in detector efficiency. Because the singles, doubles, and triples rates are proportional to ε, ε2, and ε3, respectively, where ε is the detector efficiency, the normalization constants for the singles and triples rates are and , respectively.
The normalized singles rate (following deadtime correction and background subtraction) is
and the error is
The normalized doubles rate (following deadtime correction and background subtraction) is
and the error is
The normalized triples rate (following deadtime correction and background subtraction) is
and (ignoring the error of the normalization constant) the normalized error matrix is calculated from the scaler product
so the error of the triples rate is
The count rates for the auxiliary scalers are not normalized.


graceful-fs
graceful-fs functions as a drop-in replacement for the fs module, making various improvements.
The improvements are meant to normalize behavior across different platforms and environments, and to make filesystem access more resilient to errors.
Improvements over fs module
- Queues up
open
andreaddir
calls, and retries them once something closes if there is an EMFILE error from too many file descriptors. - fixes
lchmod
for Node versions prior to 0.6.2. - implements
fs.lutimes
if possible. Otherwise it becomes a noop. - ignores
EINVAL
andEPERM
errors inchown
,fchown
orlchown
if the user isn't root. - makes
lchmod
andlchown
become noops, if not available. - retries reading a file if
read
results in EAGAIN error.
On Windows, it retries renaming a file for up to one second if EACCESS
or EPERM
error occurs, likely because antivirus software has locked
the directory.
USAGE
// use just like fs
var fs = require('graceful-fs')
// now go and do stuff with it...
fs.readFileSync('some-file-or-whatever')
Global Patching
If you want to patch the global fs module (or any other fs-like module) you can do this:
// Make sure to read the caveat below.
var realFs = require('fs')
var gracefulFs = require('graceful-fs')
gracefulFs.gracefulify(realFs)
This should only ever be done at the top-level application layer, in order to delay on EMFILE errors from any fs-using dependencies. You should not do this in a library, because it can cause unexpected delays in other parts of the program.
Changes
This module is fairly stable at this point, and used by a lot of things. That being said, because it implements a subtle behavior change in a core part of the node API, even modest changes can be extremely breaking, and the versioning is thus biased towards bumping the major when in doubt.
The main change between major versions has been switching between
providing a fully-patched fs
module vs monkey-patching the node core
builtin, and the approach by which a non-monkey-patched fs
was
created.
The goal is to trade EMFILE
errors for slower fs operations. So, if
you try to open a zillion files, rather than crashing, open
operations will be queued up and wait for something else to close
.
There are advantages to each approach. Monkey-patching the fs means
that no EMFILE
errors can possibly occur anywhere in your
application, because everything is using the same core fs
module,
which is patched. However, it can also obviously cause undesirable
side-effects, especially if the module is loaded multiple times.
Implementing a separate-but-identical patched fs
module is more
surgical (and doesn't run the risk of patching multiple times), but
also imposes the challenge of keeping in sync with the core module.
The current approach loads the fs
module, and then creates a
lookalike object that has all the same methods, except a few that are
patched. It is safe to use in all versions of Node from 0.8 through
7.0.
v4
- Do not monkey-patch the fs module. This module may now be used as a drop-in dep, and users can opt into monkey-patching the fs builtin if their app requires it.
v3
- Monkey-patch fs, because the eval approach no longer works on recent node.
- fixed possible type-error throw if rename fails on windows
- verify that we never get EMFILE errors
- Ignore ENOSYS from chmod/chown
- clarify that graceful-fs must be used as a drop-in
v2.1.0
- Use eval rather than monkey-patching fs.
- readdir: Always sort the results
- win32: requeue a file if error has an OK status
v2.0
- A return to monkey patching
- wrap process.cwd
v1.1
- wrap readFile
- Wrap fs.writeFile.
- readdir protection
- Don't clobber the fs builtin
- Handle fs.read EAGAIN errors by trying again
- Expose the curOpen counter
- No-op lchown/lchmod if not implemented
- fs.rename patch only for win32
- Patch fs.rename to handle AV software on Windows
- Close #4 Chown should not fail on einval or eperm if non-root
- Fix isaacs/fstream#1 Only wrap fs one time
- Fix #3 Start at 1024 max files, then back off on EMFILE
- lutimes that doens't blow up on Linux
- A full on-rewrite using a queue instead of just swallowing the EMFILE error
- Wrap Read/Write streams as well
1.0
- Update engines for node 0.6
- Be lstat-graceful on Windows
- first


Federer, Djokovic drawn in same ATP Finals group
London - Spectators will be hoping for a mini repeat of this year's epic Wimbledon final between Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer after the two tennis legends were drawn in the same group for next week's climax to the season, the ATP Finals.
Djokovic, who could finish the week as world No 1, and Federer fought out a thrilling five set final at Wimbledon with the Serbian coming from a break down in the final set to win it 7-6 (7/5), 1-6, 7-6 (7/4), 4-6, 13-12 (7/3) in what was at four hours and 57 minutes the longest final in the tournament's history.
Their group clash in London will only be the best of three sets - Austria's two-time French Open finalist Dominic Thiem and Italian Matteo Berrettini make up the quartet.
World No 1 Rafael Nadal is in a group with this year's US Open finalist Daniil Medvedev, Stefanos Tsitsipas of Greece and Germany's Alexander Zverev.
Nadal declared himself fit for the finals on Tuesday after he pulled out of last week's Paris Masters semi-finals - a scan revealed a "slight strain to the left abdominal".
Nadal had still replaced Djokovic - who won the Paris Masters - as world No 1 but the Serbian can reclaim it.
Djokovic will take top spot if he wins two group-stage matches and reaches the final and if the 33-year-old Spaniard - who has yet to win the finals - does not play or fails to win a round-robin match.
Djokovic will also finish the year as No 1 if he wins the tournament and Nadal does not reach the semi-finals.


In 2019, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a plan to change the way that New York City admits students into its specialized high schools. Under the current system, students need to take the Specialized High Schools’ Admissions Test (SHSAT) to get into an elite high school in NYC, which tests students on English and math through a series of multiple choice questions.
The test is controversial because mostly Asian-Americans and white students are offered admission to the city’s top nine schools, even though black and Hispanic students make up 67% of the public school population. This year, only seven black students gained admission to Stuyvesant High School, out of 895.
THE EXAM
Critics say that most students who score well on the SHSAT and are subsequently admitted to elite NYC schools, do so because their families had the resources to provide them with private tutoring lessons. Some say that more affluent families also have the knowledge needed to navigate the complicated admissions criteria. They say that the SHSAT does not reflect merit, but rather socio-economic backgrounds.
De Blasio is proposing to move from a test based system to a new method that would accept students to these schools based on their rank at their middle school and their scores on a statewide standardized test.
But many agree with the SHSAT system: They feel that the SHSAT is the best impartial way to select the most qualified students who can attend these elite high schools. Scrapping the test, they say, will allow students of less competency to attend these schools, penalizing students who work hard and excel taking the SHSAT.
Noel Negron (15) and Sebastian Acevedo (13) personify the two sides of this dilemma. Negron’s family said they could not afford the expensive tutoring and they had to settle for a more affordable option of hiring a college student to prepare him. He did not get into the specialized school he really wanted to and is advocating the abolishment of the SHSAT system.
Acevedo’s family said they sacrificed a lot as well to afford the $5000 necessary to make sure their son excelled on the SHSAT and get into a top NYC high school.


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Last night I had a remarkable and terrifying reaction to magic mushrooms, culminating in the distinct belief that I had died and had been reincarnated in a parallel universe where the people around me were actors controlled by some omnipotent being. Let me start from the beginning:
I arrived in a city about 1:30am and consumed about 15g dried Psilocybensis, evidently very strong, because I've taken similar doses and never experienced anything like this. I was with a friend who took a similar does but remained remarkably sober throughout.
By the time I'd got up to my friend's house the mushrooms were kicking in, we chose a lighthearted film to watch and sat in the back garden with a laptop, laughing and joking, as we do. About half way through the film (must have been 3am) we went inside and into his kitchen where things began to go downhill.
I sat in a chair and looked around me. As the influence of the chemical on my brain increased I took images and ideas from the things I saw around me. A bank statement from HSBC turned into a memory of staring up at the HSBC building in Docklands. Seeing a cardboard box with NIGHT or something similar written on it in big black letters sent bad vibes, and I kept moving my head and looping through the different things I saw; an apple, letters on a board, a weird (even when sober) rendering of a cat on the wall, a book of 3D images. Ideas started looping along with them and each thing I saw became more exaggerated.
I looked at the kitchen floor where my friend was sitting and he questioned me 'Are you okay?', 'Are you fucked?'. Either he was repeating himself or the drug was causing time warping inside my head, but this became increasingly worrying. It was as if time was a glass ruler smashed into tens of pieces and played back over and over again.
Feeling increasingly uncomfortable I looked for something real to cling on to. I picked up a pair of bananas and ripped them apart, at this point not knowing or caring what my friend saw or thought. I've lost the plot before but never to this extent.
The chair I was sitting on seemed to become increasingly uncomfortable (perhaps I'd merely forgotten how to sit) and so I stood up and staggered onto the landing where the things I saw around me continued to haunt me. I pulled my glasses out of my pocket and mangled them, and wrestled with my mobile for a brief period. Then I collapsed on the stairs and after that I can't remember much at all for the next few hours. Scattered, distant memories of my friend's mother leafing frantically through a phone book. The phrase 'That particular strain of magic mushroom'. Being offered mugs of water and only instinctively being able to drink from them.
What happened is that my friend had realised that I was losing it, called his parents and they'd called the National Drugs Helpline whose advice was to give me plenty of water and wait it out.
Over the next few hours I had a distinct but barely memorable battle of disassociation between my body and my 'soul' – who I am, my past, my family and my friends; my memories. I remember muttering 'Am I.. (my name)..?'
When I finally did come to, I was seated on the sofa, the sun was streaming in through the window and it was exactly 9am according to the clock on the mantelpiece. I popped back into consciousness quickly and with a quickened heartbeat and tingling sensation which suggested that I'd had my soul reattached to another reality, or at least, that's what it felt like at the time.
My friend and his father were discussing, I think, how Google works when I began to really notice what was going on around me. My initial assessment of the situation was that I'd died and whatever spiteful omnipotent being was out there had sent me days or weeks into the future to perceive how my friend's family had dealt with my death in their house. I thought I could see them but that they couldn't see me.
Then my friend stood up and tried to get the TV working, the cables of which I'd previously plugged into my laptop. Then my friend's mother came into the room and put a plate of toast down next to me. Then my friend looked directly at me and said 'He pulled them all out.'
'Eh?'
In retrospect it was a perfectly reasonable thing to say, but somehow mentally somersaulted myself into believing that I'd died and was now a ghostlike observer, I did a double take. I inferred that this reality was the first part of the afterlife, where 'God' controlled characters and scenery made to look exactly like the people and place where I'd died. I tried talking to these characters, warily, considering that they were actually puppets of 'God'. And yes, this is all a bit mashup.
Convinced that I was dead, I began to think about my family and friends and how they'd react to the news of my death. Not great stuff to consider. I got up and walked around the house, acting as if my concerned friend and his parents weren't actually who they appeared to be, then walked out into the street and walked half way up it before my friend's father came out to stop me. I demanded to know 'Who are you?'. His response was, 'I'm your friend's dad'.  Heh.
These ghosts around me made me a cup of tea and set out the guest bed and recommended I go to sleep. I followed their suggestions, thinking I might as well see where it takes me. I must have been exhausted, because I fell asleep quickly. Two hours later I woke up and it was midday, upon which I walked around a bit more, had a conversation with the (apparent ghost of) my friend's father, fixed his television for him, went upstairs to the computer and logged into my hosting company's server. Thought God's pretty clever to emulate TCP/IP and reassessed the situation from there.
'Shit, I'm probably not actually dead..'
On realising the actual likelihood of dying from the amount of substance I'd taken, and despite the distinct psychological suggestion a few hours prior to the contrary, I decided that I was probably still alive, and so I went downstairs to apologise to my friend's mother.
She made me another cup of tea and I had a shower, finished reading a book I'd been after for ages (Brave New World by Aldous Huxley), fixed up my glasses by bending them back into shape, found my laptop and, well, life goes on. :)
Take care and have fun
-lq
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Before using the WebSockets plugin you must require
it in your code file:
local WebSockets = require("plugin.websockets")
Methods
new
Creates a new WebSocket client.
WebSockets.new()
Arguments
This method takes no arguments.
Returns
A new WebSocket client.
Example
local ws = WebSockets.new()
addEventListener
Add the WebSocket event handler.
ws:addEventListener(event, handler)
Arguments
| Name | Description | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| event | The event to start listening for. Must be WSEVENT . |
Constant | Y |
| handler | The function that will be called on a WebSocket event. | Function | Y |
Example
... local function WsHandler(event) if event.type == ws.ONOPEN then print('connected') elseif event.type == ws.ONMESSAGE then print('message') elseif event.type == ws.ONCLOSE then print('disconnected') elseif event.type == ws.ONERROR then print('error') end end ws:addEventListener(ws.WSEVENT, WsHandler) ...
See Event Constants for more details about each event type.
removeEventListener
Remove the WebSocket event handler.
ws:removeEventListener(event, handler)
Arguments
| Name | Description | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| event | The event to stop listening for. Must be WSEVENT . |
Constant | Y |
| handler | The function that is being called on a WebSocket event. | Function | Y |
Example
Assuming the event handler in the addEventListener
example.
ws:removeEventListener(ws.WSEVENT, WsHandler)
connect
Connect the WebSocket object to a WebSocket endpoint.
ws:connect(uri[, options])
Arguments
| Name | Description | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| uri | The WebSocket endpoint to connect to. Supports ws:// and wss:// protocols. |
String | Y |
| options | An optional table of options for the connection (see below). | Table | N |
Options Table
| Name | Description | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| port | The port for the WebSocket endpoint. Defaults to 80 for ws:// and 443 for wss:// protocols. |
Number | N |
| tls | The TLS protocol version to use for a secure socket (wss:// ). Defaults to TLS_1_2. |
Constant | N |
Example
ws:connect('ws://demos.kaazing.com/echo')
Make sure your WebSocket event handler is set up before calling this method. See addEventListener.
disconnect
Disconnect the WebSocket object from the endpoint.
ws:disconnect()
Arguments
This method takes no arguments.
send
Send a message over the WebSocket connection.
ws:send(data)
Arguments
| Name | Description | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| data | The message data to send over the connection. | String | Y |
Example
ws:send("Hello WebSocket server")
Event Constants
The following event constants are used in the WebSocket event listener. Some events will include addtional data that can be accessed from the event
object. See also: addEventListener.
ONOPEN
The WebSocket connection is open and ready.
ws.ONOPEN
Event Keys
This event contains no event keys.
Example
... local function WsHandler(event) if event.type == ws.ONOPEN then print('connected') end end ...
ONMESSAGE
A WebSocket message has been received.
ws.ONMESSAGE
Event Keys
data
Example
... local function WsHandler(event) if event.type == ws.ONMESSAGE then print(event.data) --> message data end end ...
ONCLOSE
The WebSocket connection has closed and is no longer available.
ws.ONCLOSE
Event Keys
code
reason
Example
... local function WsHandler(event) if event.type == ws.ONCLOSE then print(event.code, event.reason) --> closure code and reason end end ...
ONERROR
A WebSocket error has occurred. This will generally close the connection.
ws.ONERROR
Event Keys
code
reason
Example
... local function WsHandler(event) if event.type == ws.ONERROR then print(event.code, event.reason) --> error code and reason end end ...
TLS Constants
By default a secure (wss://
) client connection uses TLS 1.2.
The following constants are available for backward compatibility or older systems, and are passed in through the options
table (see connect).
TLS_1_0
Use TLS version 1.0 as the secure protocol.
ws.TLS_1_0
TLS_1_1
Use TLS version 1.1 as the secure protocol.
ws.TLS_1_1
Setup Example
Simple Connect
local WebSockets = require("plugin.websockets") local ws = WebSockets.new() local function WsHandler(event) if event.type == ws.ONOPEN then print('connected') elseif event.type == ws.ONMESSAGE then print('message', event.data) elseif event.type == ws.ONCLOSE then print('disconnected', event.code, event.reason) elseif event.type == ws.ONERROR then print('error', event.code, event.reason) end end ws:addEventListener(ws.WSEVENT, WsHandler) ws:connect('ws://demos.kaazing.com/echo')
Using Options
.... ws:connect('wss://demos.kaazing.com/echo', { tls = ws.TLS_1_0 })
Download the demo project from the Demo section for an even more detailed example.


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Class: ActiveRecord::Calculations::ColumnAliasTracker
Do not use. This class is for internal use only.
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Inherits: | Object |
| Defined in: | activerecord/lib/active_record/relation/calculations.rb |
Class Method Summary
- .new(connection) ⇒ ColumnAliasTracker constructor
Instance Method Summary
- #alias_for(field)
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#column_alias_for(field)
private
Converts the given field to the value that the database adapter returns as a usable column name:
- #truncate(name) private
Constructor Details
.new(connection) ⇒ ColumnAliasTracker
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/relation/calculations.rb', line 8
def initialize(connection) @connection = connection @aliases = Hash.new(0) end
Instance Method Details
#alias_for(field)
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/relation/calculations.rb', line 13
def alias_for(field) aliased_name = column_alias_for(field) if @aliases[aliased_name] == 0 @aliases[aliased_name] = 1 aliased_name else # Update the count count = @aliases[aliased_name] += 1 "#{truncate(aliased_name)}_#{count}" end end
#column_alias_for(field) (private)
Converts the given field to the value that the database adapter returns as a usable column name:
column_alias_for("users.id") # => "users_id"
column_alias_for("sum(id)") # => "sum_id"
column_alias_for("count(distinct users.id)") # => "count_distinct_users_id"
column_alias_for("count(*)") # => "count_all"
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/relation/calculations.rb', line 34
def column_alias_for(field) column_alias = +field column_alias.gsub!(/\*/, "all") column_alias.gsub!(/\W+/, " ") column_alias.strip! column_alias.gsub!(/ +/, "_") @connection.table_alias_for(column_alias) end
#truncate(name) (private)
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/relation/calculations.rb', line 43
def truncate(name) name.slice(0, @connection.table_alias_length - 2) end


Ammonium Alum
The biggest specimen in my collection. Mass is 45g, growth time is 4 months.
Properties
- Crystal system: isometric (cubic)
- Crystal shape: octahedron
- Color: transparent
- Stability on air: stable
Preparation
I prepared the compound by mixing hot concentrated solutions of aluminum sulfate and ammonium nitrate and then cooling the solution:
2Al2(SO4)3 + 3NH4NO3 → 3NH4Al(SO4)2·12H2O(s) + Al(NO3)3(aq)
Alum is much less soluble than aluminum nitrate and crystallizes, leaving Al(NO3)3 in the solution.
More direct way would be using ammonium sulfate (NH4)2SO4 instead of nitrate, but I had no supply of it at the moment.
Growing
One of the easiest compounds for growing. Solubility is relatively low (15g/100ml at room temperature), but increases significantly with heating. This makes this compound suitable for quick growing using cooling method.
However, I prefer to use slow evaporation method, as it produces clearer crystals.
Safety
The compound is safe.
More photos
References
- Wikipedia
- Natural variety: tschermigite


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Cancelled, ‘a few minutes’ & a nightmare - How the 12 Wolves loanees are getting on
Wolverhampton Wanderers news | WWFC reporter Alex Dicken takes a look at how the 12 players currently on loan away from Molineux are getting on
by Alex Dicken, https://www.facebook.com/alexdickenjournalist/?fref=tsWolverhampton Wanderers have a catalogue of players out on loan.
Beneath Nuno Espirito Santo's first team squad is a dozen or so players who are either surplus to requirements or in need of senior minutes the Portuguese is unable to offer them at Molineux.
Wolves have used the loan market successfully in recent seasons and they are hoping the host of players they’ve lent to other clubs this term reap the benefits.
Here, we take a look at the fortunes of all the Wolves players currently out on loan:
Will Norris
There were plenty inside the confines of Compton Park who were questioning Norris’ move during the early weeks of the season after Paul Lambert kept him on Ipswich’s bench.
Norris has started Ipswich’s last three matches with Lambert giving a slightly odd reason for replacing regular number one Tomas Holy.
"I left Tomas out because I needed Will to feel under pressure to play a game and get used to it,” Lambert said. “Tomas had been playing excellent and Will is an excellent goalkeeper as well.”
Lambert added: "The two of them are really good guys and good characters.
"They both kick the ball an absolute mile and are really good shot savers, which is really important.
"Tomas has the height advantage, Will has his advantages too and they are both really good."
But it’s Norris who appears to have won Lambert’s heart, which will please Wolves no doubt.
Roderick Miranda
While one ex-Wolves player, Pedro Goncalves, has played a starring role in newly-promoted Famalicao’s stunning start to the season, Miranda hasn’t.
The defender, who was surprisingly part of Wolves’ tour of China in the summer, has only played three games and it’s been a bit of a nightmare.
Miranda’s first start only lasted 16 minutes due to injury, while his most recent match for Famalicao saw him sent off after just 34 minutes.
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You can follow our Wolves reporter Alex Dicken on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Cameron John
Defender John is one of two players Wolves sent on loan to Doncaster over the summer.
John, 20, made a bright start at the Keepmoat but picked up an ankle injury in training at the end of September, which is currently keeping him out of action. He’s been back at Wolves’ training base for treatment.
Prior to the injury John was a regular in Doncaster’s line-up and scored twice in eight appearances in league and cup.
Ryan Giles
Giles is perhaps the fastest developing youngster on Wolves’ books. He really impressed Nuno last season and his latest loan move has brought new highs.
The 19-year-old has earned England under-20 call-ups while at Shrewsbury Town, where he’s working under ex-Wolves captain Sam Ricketts.
He’s started 13 of Shrewsbury’s 16 League One matches this term and Wolves have been keeping a close eye on his progress.
“I’ve spoken to a lot of the staff and they’ve been great,” said Giles. “The sports science are on top of my GPS, monitoring what I’ve been doing away from the club. Seyi (Olofinjana) and Sean (Parrish) have been down to watch, I’ve been in contact a lot with Wolves and they’ve been really good.
"They’ve shown they’re keen to see how I’m getting on and not leave me to one side, which has been nice – they actually do care.”
Sadou Diallo
Diallo is also on loan in League One with Accrington Stanley but he’s only made two appearances. Diallo’s only league outing so far came off the bench against Sunderland, while he started and scored in Accrington’s EFL Trophy win over Oldham.
Connor Ronan
Irish midfielder Ronan was rewarded for an excellent loan spell with DAC 1904 Dunajská Streda with a new Wolves contract over the summer. And he’s picked up where he left off after returning to Slovakia.
Ronan is a regular in Dunajská Streda’s midfield and has gained Europa League exposure this season, albeit just four matches as his team came unstuck in the second qualifying round against Atromitos.
After a couple of unsuccessful loan spells at Portsmouth and Walsall in League One, Ronan, 21, is thriving once more.
“I’m really enjoying it in Slovakia,” he says. “I think it’s really important for me at this stage of my career to be getting regular game time at club level.
“I didn’t feel the need to change really as it went really well last season and the manager backs me so that’s really important for me.”
David Wang
It’s difficult to keep track of Wang’s exploits with Spanish fourth tier club Granollers.
Granollers are sixth in Tercera Division Group Five and are targeting a place in the play-offs come the end of the season.
But Wang - who remains ineligible for a work permit in the UK due to his Chinese passport - has barely played.
“He has played, but only from the bench, and very few minutes,” journalist Jorge Abizanda told us.
Rafa Mir
Spanish striker Mir has only started one Championship game and it was perhaps Nottingham Forest’s most hapless performance this term.
The 22-year-old had little joy against Wigan Athletic and was hooked by Sabri Lamouchi after just 55 minutes of Forest’s 1-0 defeat.
“It wouldn’t be a surprise if it’s a while before he starts another one again,” Sarah Clapson, the Nottingham Post’s Forest correspondent, tells us. “He didn’t have the best of games at Wigan.
“He got into some decent positions and had a few chances, but just didn’t have the sharpness in front of goal.
“That’s really been the story of his loan spell so far. He’s just not got going and has struggled to make an impact.”
Mir has made two Carabao Cup starts for Forest but he remains goalless in 10 outings for his new club.
Niall Ennis
Similarly to Mir, Ennis has been by no means prolific at Doncaster Rovers - but he is getting the game time Wolves hoped he would.
Ennis has started seven matches in League One with a further four appearances coming from the bench. The rookie striker has just one goal to his name, a scorching strike against Lincoln City which was nominated for August’s goal of the month.
Doncaster boss Darren Moore is unsurprisingly a big fan. “He’s strong, he’s quick, he manages and manipulates the ball really well with it at his feet,” says Moore. “He gives the opposition defenders something to think about.”
Renat Dadashov
The summer capture of Azerbaijan international Dadashov raised eyebrows at Molineux and sporting director Kevin Thelwell reckons he will ‘develop into a fantastic footballer in the future’.
Dadashov was immediately loaned out to Portuguese club Pacos De Ferreira and he’s made six appearances in the Primeira Liga, two of which have been starts.
While the 20-year-old hasn’t scored in the league, he did net the winner in Pacos’ win over Louletano in the cup.
Bright Enobakhare
After such a successful loan spell at Coventry City during the second half of last season it simply hasn’t happened for Enobakhare at Wigan.
The attacker has started one Carabao Cup game and come off the bench twice in the Championship to little effect.
Enobakhare has, however, been called up by Nigeria for this month’s under-23 Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt.
Leo Bonatini
Bonatini secured a move to Vitoria Guimaraes and is playing regularly in Portugal’s top tier and the Europa League.
The striker ended a 22-month wait for a league goal with an effort against Sporting recently. Bonatini followed that up with the fifth in Vitoria’s 5-0 thumping of Belenenses a few days later.
The 25-year-old’s career looked like it was unravelling last season, especially after his failed stint in the Championship with Nottingham Forest, but he appears to have found his feet once again.
Others
Sylvan Deslandes and Jordan Graham joined Bulgarian club Lokomotiv Plovdiv but an administrative error meant they couldn’t be registered and they’ve both since returned to Compton Park.
Graham, who is out of contract in the summer, has joined up with the under-23s since returning from Bulgaria.
Helder Costa and Ivan Cavaleiro aren’t included on this list with their moves to Leeds United and Fulham respectively poised to become permanent next summer.


Presentation Framework - Reveal.js
Each item, or "node", or "element" is contained within a parent
Each tag pair is just a box that we can style.
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background: red;
border: 2px solid orange;
color: black;
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Im outside of the box :)

Im in a box

Nesting boxes allows us to start building layouts
I'm outside of the box :)
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.box1 {
background: red;
border: 2px solid orange;
color: black;
}
.box-wrapper {
background: white;
border: 4px red solid;
color: blue; /*Notice what this does?*/
}
Bam! Layout!
Every 'block level' element has 3 basic layout rules.
Ok, I'm lying. There are a lot more than 3...
In this example, the picture is the content area of the image-box
By the way, the picture is still just a box on it's own.
It only looks round due to the transparent corners.
Give the image-box background (so we can see it)
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background: white;
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Up next: floats!
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background: white;
border: 5px solid red;
padding: 25px;
margin: 60px;
float: left;
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Do I need that image to understand the content?Probably not.
Users NEED my fancy transition slider fader carousel!I really just wanted to read, but thanks for making me wait all day.


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| DOSE: |
1 bump |
insufflated |
MDPV |
(powder / crystals) |
I have been actively looking for a good legal stimulant drug for a long time because..well..as with many of us approaching middle age in the early 21st century, I hate my job but am stuck in it for the time being. When I hate my job, I have no motivation to do the work. And I have plenty of work to do, all of which I have been having difficultly finding the energy for.
I suffer from mild depression, and when it occurs I find myself becoming emotionless, unstimulated by anything, and I find my attention span shrinking to absolutely nil. I cannot concentrate in this state. I become socially withdrawn without any desire to interact with anyone.
Despite this, I have refused to take anti-depressants because I have seen too many people become messed up from them. I have done cocaine, weed, alcohol, opiates, benzos, scopalamine, LSD, mushrooms and salvia over the years, but nothing frightens me more than the scrips like Prozac or Celexa which are designed to therapeutically mess with your serotonin and dopergenic systems. These drugs cause irrational behavior, mania, and can lead to suicidal ideation..frankly, I would rather be depressed.
That being said, I have felt the need to self medicate to get me through sometimes. I am not the kind of drug user who likes to get 'Fucked up'. Recreational use for me is minimal. I take drugs in small doses and rarely become severely intoxicated on anything. I like small buzzes, but I hate throwing myself into an alternate reality. That's just me. That's the type of user I am.  It's not a drug for the extreme psychonaut.
I thought MDPV was a good candidate. Based on the research I had done, I determined that in minimal doses with strict discipline against redosing, it would produce sufficient stimulation to provide some motivation at the office and some improved mood. Even then, small dose use should not be done long term. And I was right! It worked as intended and had some other benefits as well.
Once my research was done I found an online vendor of 'Ivory Wave' and placed my order. Supposedly the vendor was in Belize but when it came the envelope originated in Hungary..I would advise finding a proper source with better provenance. I ordered 200mg, but there was a 2for1 special and when I opened the package there were 2 packets of Ivory Wave and one of 'Sextacy', which is basically the same thing.
Knowing that this drug is very active at small doses and not having a proper scale, I deferred to the general principle of taking a miniscule amount and working my way up. This is still not very wise and you should never 'eyeball' powder drugs, especially MDPV. I made a line that I estimated to be less than 5mg and snorted it. It was 12pm. I wanted to try it at home before risking it at the office. I wanted a test drive.
T+5: I was feeling the first effects. I felt caffeinated and alert.
T+30: I could feel a slight euphoria and had a tendency to wander from activity to activity. It was strange. If I was not focused on a particular activity, restlessness would set in but if I was actively engaged in it, I could focus on it.
T+1 hour: I noticed I was in a rather good mood, which is a bit strange for me. I felt happy without feeling TOO HAPPY like on MDMA or cocaine. There was no sense of intoxication. This is the 'clear headed' stimulation people talk about with MDPV. I could handle complex tasks and interactions without seeming messed up to those watching. I felt the drug, but I did not feel stoned, if that makes any sense.
T+2: I had spent time on various tasks and was able to focus on all of them. These were tasks that were not particularly enjoyable such as chores and work on my lap top. MDPV seemed to remove the sense of tedium that can come with some tasks. At this point I could feel the physical effects too. Those of you who have ever taken meth, pseudoephedrine or an SSRI/NDRI will know the feeling of emptyness behind the eyeballs. That 'tweaky' feeling. It was mild, but it was there. If you have ever taken a migraine med you know what it feels like to have increased serotonin levels..tweaky feeling, weird sensations in my muscles, vague and mild nausea but nothing to worry about. Although I was hungry, I could ignore the hunger pretty easily.
T+3= While there was no significant euphoria, there was some at the start. A generally good mood. By T+3 it was gone. I thought this may be the start of the famous crash. My mood went back to a normal one, but the stimulant effects were still going strong. This is where MDPV traps alot of people...people redose to get that euphoria back but it doesn't work, it only increases and extends the stimulation. I had already decided I would NOT under any circumstances, redose the same day. I was still energized and able to focus on tasks. I was still empty behind the eyeballs with that tweaky feeling.
T+9: That tweaky feeling persisted much longer than the mood lift. There was a pleasant afterglow of a kind and sleep was still out of the question. While not hyper, I was definately awake and would remain that way. There was some intestinal disturbance in the form of gassy pains and a feeling of indigestion. I had a headache which felt like a mild caffeine withdrawal headache. Some acetominophen took care of it.
T+12: Now it felt like the drug had left my system. Pretty much at baseline. The tweaky feeling was gone and I was drowsy. Took another acetominophen as the headache came back a little. Went to bed. Slept well, but shorter than usual. Strange dreams.
The experience left me with some basic observations, take them as you will.
This is nothing like cocaine. Cocaine has a much stronger euphoria and while it stimulates the system, it is much more short lived. Cocaine can intoxicate me. I can feel stoned on it and need to 'maintain' around sober people. MDPV provides minimal euphoria if any, but the stimulation effect goes on for a long time. MDPV provides a good mood but with a clear head, which cocaine does not.
Most interestingly, I did not have a migraine. This is noteworthy because I suffer from them frequently, and one of the migraine triggers I have is the transition of weather from low pressure cloudiness to high pressure clear skies. When the weather goes that way I will be laid out. Well, that was what the weather was..it had been cloudy and then it moved to a hot, clear and dry state. While I felt the first tinges of migraine when I got up that day, MDPV seem to eliminate them and stave off the headache. It may reduce the neuropeptides that are involved in serotonin reuptake that cause migraines? I will have to see. The effects of MDPV in terms of that serotonin feeling were similar to the effects of Imitrex or Zolmitriptan taken for migraine.
For the first time in a long time, I felt motivated and alert. This will be a useful substance for a depressed person who hates anti-depressants. Self-medication is a risky business, but at the end of the day so is Big-pharma. MDPV experiences are rife with abuse of this drug...feinding, redosing, addiction, and overuse. MDPV should be taken in small doses and NEVER redosed within 24 hours.  MDPV, in my opinion, is a 'work' drug like coffee.
Use it responsibly.
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.


What it looks like:
Installation
npm install menuoptions
-- or --
git clone https://github.com/compsult/MenuOptions.git
(more detailed install instructions
Features:
- Input masking
user defined masks (via user supplied RegExp) and pre-defined masks
error messages that explain why the input key is invalid
hotkeys a single key can fill a field (e.g.,
t
fills in todays date in date fields)- Multi column autocomplete
intelligent autocomplete (characters not in any autcomplete list item are automatically removed, saving keystrokes)
mouseover filtering lets user reduce choices by moving their mouse over a filter element
- Rocker control
Binary options (true/false, yes/no, etc) that never hide a choice
- Menus
Built from JSON
mouseover filtering
Other benefits:
offers the ability to combine multi column autocomplete and input mask functionality
uses color highlighting to show autocomplete matches
it can utilize data from a variety of JSON types (array, array of arrays, single object, array of objects)
the value associated with the label string is saved in the input element automatically (in the menu_opt_key - no need to manually update a hidden field)
Notes:
1 - MenuOptions documentation has been moved to ReadTheDocs
2 - It is strongly advised to use the latest release of MenuOptions, for latest features and bug fixes
Getting started with input masks
$('input#MdYtest').menuoptions({
"ClearBtn": true,
"Mask": "Mon DD, YYYY"
});
Getting started with a simple multi-column autocomplete
var Data = [ "January","February","March","April","May","June","July",
"August","September","October","November","December" ];
$('input#selecttest').menuoptions({
"Data": Data
});
Getting started with a simple menu
var Data = [ {"javascript": function() { alert('Run some javascript'); }},
{"Google": "http://www.google.com"},
{"Yahoo": "http://www.yahoo.com"}];
$('button[id$="menutest"]').menuoptions({
"Data": Data,
"MenuOptionsType": "Navigate", // Navigate is for menus
});
Autocomplete with images
Mouseover filtering with dividers
Dynamic reloading of a MenuOptions multi-column autocomplete
In this case, the user selects a start time and the end time will be modified to only display
the start time plus 1 hour and 30 minutes later
Using MenuOptions with jQuery's serialize
If you load MenuOptions multi-column autocomplete using an object, the value will be written into the 'menu_opt_key'
attribute. jQuery's serialize will not pick up the value of a MenuOptions multi-column autocomplete (menu_opt_key).
To account for this, wrap serialize() with re_serialize, like this:
$('input[name=maritalstatus]').menuoptions('re_serialize', $('form#form1').serialize());
Multiple multi-column autocomplete on a page demo
This demo illustrates using the using multiple MenuOptions controls, including the rocker control


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