Katayoun A. Donnelly
Unafffiliated
Attorney. Azizpour Donnelly LLC.
JD, Sturm College of Law, University of Denver (2006). LLM, Azad University (2004). LLB, Tehran University (2000).
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I have stayed away from partisan political activity. I have not donated to any campaigns or partisan political organizations. I have, however, been active in nonpartisan legal reform and education activities that also have a political dimension (see below) and have done pro bono legal work on issues of political contention (including free speech, family rights, and gay marriage).
American Bar Association (including Appellate Practice Committee, pro bono Subcommittee, Co-chair, 2018-present). American Inns of Court (including Board of Trustees, 2016-present). Colorado Bar Association (including Appellate Practice Subcommittee, Appellate Pro Bono Task Force, 2019-present, and Equity, Diversity, and Inclusivity Task Force, Founder, Chair, 2020-present). Colorado Lawyers Committee (including Board of Directors, 2019-present). Colorado Supreme Court’s Attorneys’ Fund for Client Protection, Board of Trustees, 2015-present. National Client Protection Organization, 2015-present. Chief Justice’s Commission on the Legal Profession, 2012-2019. Colorado Access to Justice Commission, Pro Bono Working Group, 2019-present. Colorado South Asian Bar Association, Judicial Endorsement Committee, 2019-present. Colorado Women’s Bar Association, Judicial Committee, 2019-present. Colorado Women’s Bar Association, Amicus Subcommittee of the Public Policy Committee, 2020-present. Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition, volunteer attorney 2014-present. Judge William E. Doyle American Inn of Court, 2007-present. Faculty of Federal Advocates, 2007-present. Colorado Attorney Mentoring Program (CAMP), mentor, 2015-present. Si Se Puede Colorado, mentor, 2019-present.
As a litigator, my work is representing clients. As a solo practitioner I have the freedom to choose clients in significant measure because I want to represent them to assure that they received justice. My work now mainly focuses on appeals, with considerable attention to constitutional issues, criminal defense, and the rights of parents and children in termination of parental rights matters. That work is largely a matter of making sure that ordinary people are not merely heard but well represented in the highest courts of Colorado and at the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. In terms of organizations, I have focused my activities on the legal profession. After spending the first decade of my career "putting in my time" and establishing my credentials, I have become increasingly active in access to justice issues (for example, partly in response to problems encountered by my clients, I recently led a process that started drafting new rules on the rights of parents, especially indigent parents, in termination of parental rights proceedings) and issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion within the legal profession (including, most recently, spearheading an ongoing restructuring of the internal practices of the Appellate Practice Subcommittee of the Colorado Bar Association).
Fairness for all in fundamental questions of the structure of the electoral system is a natural extension of my interests in access to justice and equity and inclusion. Each vote should count equally. And nonpartisan redistricting, it seems to me, is an essential first step in that direction. More personally, I am an adult immigrant to the US who grew up in a system of highly managed elections and unequal justice based on one's political and religious views. Partisan gerrymandering of the sort practiced with increasingly exclusionary results in some jurisdictions is too close for comfort to what I left behind. Participating in a nonpartisan redistricting process would be a way to strengthen the kind of electoral system that I believe every American, and every human being, deserves.
The requirements for drawing districts greatly restrict the range of acceptable maps. A commitment to impartiality should help to identify possible outcomes that fall within the range of alternatives that should be acceptable to all participants of good faith. And a commitment to the process of nonpartisan redistricting can help to keep things on track. I would seek to facilitate agreement through the rigorous critical evaluation of all proposals in the context of a group of people of good will trying to find a way in which each person can leave the room believing that their preferred proposals were not merely heard but rigorously evaluated – and that the final result was something that a diverse group of reasonable people of good will, operating within the guidelines of the process, could reasonably agree to. And I think that my focus on impartiality above all else could help to push the process towards an end acceptable to all.
Being an effective litigator requires an ability to see all sides without sacrificing the distinctive needs and perspectives of one's client; being able to turn one's critical skills on one's own arguments in order to strengthen them. Especially in appellate work, what matters most is the reach of your analytical vision and the clarity and precision of your arguments. These same basic skills, including an ability to work through the full range of intended and unintended consequences of a decision, would, I believe, contribute greatly to the work of the Commission.
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public class BoardModel
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.lang.Cloneable, java.io.Serializable
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BoardModel()
Constructor, initializes both boards
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
checkValidDirection(MoveModel move,
int[] direction)
Checks if a move is valid in a given direction and stores to-be rotated pieces if so
|
java.lang.Object |
clone()
Clones an object of the type
|
char[][] |
getCurrentBoard()
Getter for a clone of the current game board
|
int |
getCurrentPoints(char piece)
Evaluates the number of pieces of a given color currently on the game board
|
char[][] |
getCurrentSuggestions()
Getter for a clone of the current suggestions board
|
char |
getPieceAt(int x,
int y)
Getter for a piece on the game board
|
char |
getSuggestionAt(int x,
int y)
Getter for a suggestion (valid move) on the suggestions board
|
MoveModel |
getValidMove(int x,
int y,
char piece)
Checks if a move at given coordinates is valid and returns it if so
|
java.util.ArrayList<MoveModel> |
getValidMoves(char piece)
Collects the currently valid moves for the specified piece
|
void |
rotatePiece(int x,
int y)
Changes a piece's color to the opponent's piece color
|
void |
setBoard(char[][] board)
Setter for the game board
|
void |
setPieceAt(int x,
int y,
char piece)
Places a piece in the game board
|
void |
setSuggestions(java.util.ArrayList<MoveModel> moves)
Setter for the suggestions (valid moves) board
|
boolean |
validPosition(int x,
int y)
Checks if given coordinates are within the board's bounds
|
public void setPieceAt(int x, int y, char piece)
x
- piece's x-coordinatey
- piece's y-coordinatepiece
- piece's colorpublic boolean validPosition(int x, int y)
x
- coordinates' x-valuey
- coordinates' y-valuepublic char getPieceAt(int x, int y)
x
- piece's x-coordinatey
- piece's y-coordinatepublic char getSuggestionAt(int x, int y)
x
- piece's x-coordinatey
- piece's y-coordinatespublic void rotatePiece(int x, int y)
x
- piece's x-coordinatey
- piece's y-coordinatepublic java.util.ArrayList<MoveModel> getValidMoves(char piece)
piece
- piece's colorpublic MoveModel getValidMove(int x, int y, char piece)
x
- move's x-coordinatey
- move's y-coordinatepiece
- move's piece's colorpublic boolean checkValidDirection(MoveModel move, int[] direction)
move
- the move to be testeddirection
- the direction to be testedpublic int getCurrentPoints(char piece)
piece
- piece's colorpublic void setSuggestions(java.util.ArrayList<MoveModel> moves)
moves
- valid moves (suggestions) to be shown in the next turnpublic char[][] getCurrentBoard()
public char[][] getCurrentSuggestions()
public java.lang.Object clone() throws java.lang.CloneNotSupportedException
clone
in class java.lang.Object
java.lang.CloneNotSupportedException
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board
- new game board


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Show the current progress as a percentage value between 0% and 100%. Alternatively, you can show the current
progress as text in addition to the bar. In this case, the text is shown on the right of the bar if the progress is
50% or less. In all other cases, the progress is shown right-aligned on the bar itself. By default, the minimum
value is 0, the maximum value is 100 and the progress is represented in percentages. This can be customized by
providing a value to the [valueText]
input as is displayed in the '80 of 100 MB' example.
Progress Indicator States
The progress indicator can visualize different value states that are represented by various theme-dependent semantic
colors. The states are: normal, success, warning, error, and information, provided via the
[state]
input.
Progress Indicator Truncation
If the length of the text exceeds the available space in the progress indicator, the text truncates. In this case,
clicking the progress indicator displays an information popover with the full text.
Progress Indicator Animation
Set the [animation]
input to true
to enable animation when changing the valueNow input. In
the examples here, the first progress indicator has its animation input set to true
.


This specification describes how Payment Apps can be registered with a user agent using a manifest file and and how the user agent interfaces with web-based Payment Apps to initate the processing of a payment request.
The working group maintains a list of all bug reports that the group has not yet addressed. This draft highlights some of the pending issues that are still to be discussed in the working group. No decision has been taken on the outcome of these issues including whether they are valid. Pull requests with proposed specification text for outstanding issues are strongly encouraged.
The Payment Request API [[!PAYMENTREQUESTAPI]] defines an API for websites to initiate a payment request which is then passed to a Payment App for processing.
The Payment App is a software application that is registered by the payer with the user agent to process payments that are iniated via the API. Payment Apps support one or more payment methods for processing payments initiated via the Payment Request API.
The Payment Request API [[!PAYMENTREQUESTAPI]] specification describes how the user agent, acting as a mediator between the payee website and the payer, assists the user in selecting a Payment App that can process the payment request, using at least one of the payment methods that is also supported by the payee. The specification then prescribes that the user agent forward the payment request to that app for processing before returning the response to the calling Website.
This specification describes:
The API described in this document forms part of the Payment Request system described in the Payment Request Architecture [[PAYMENTARCH]] document.
This specification does not attempt to define the full set of interfaces between the user agent and the selected payment app as it is anticipated that payment apps will be implemented on a variety of platforms and that the interfaces between the user agent and apps on platforms other than the Web will be implementation specific.
This specification describes a mechanism that all user agents MUST support in order to allow for third party payment apps to be published and used from that user agent, however user agents may also have built in payment apps or allow other types of payment app such as browser extensions. How the integration works for these is implementation specific so we need to word the conformance criteria appropriately.
Also, we should look at the conformance criteria for user agents as defined in [[!APPMANIFEST]].
This specification defines one class of products:
A user agent MUST behave as described in this specification in order to be considered conformant. In this specification, user agent means a Web browser or other interactive user agent as defined in [[!HTML5]].
User agents MAY implement algorithms given in this specification in any way desired, so long as the end result is indistinguishable from the result that would be obtained by the specification's algorithms.
A conforming user agent MUST also be a conforming implementation of the IDL fragments of this specification, as described in the “Web IDL” specification. [[!WEBIDL]]
This specification relies on several other underlying specifications.
TypeError
,
JSON.stringify, JSON.parse, Array
, type
and the [[\GetOwnProperty]] operation are defined by [[!ECMA-262-2015]].
This document uses the format object@[[\slotname]] to mean the internal slot [[\slotname]] of the object object.
The term JSON-serializable object used in this specification means an object that can be serialized to a string using JSON.stringify and later deserialized back to an object using JSON.parse with no loss of data.
When instructed to Trim(x), a user agent MUST behave as if [[!ECMA-262-2015]]'s
String.prototype.trim()
function had been called on the string x.
Event
type and the terms fire an event, dispatch flag,
stop propagation flag, and stop immediate propagation flag are defined by [[!DOM4]].
DOMException and the following DOMException types from [[!DOM4]] are used:
| Type | Message (optional) |
|---|---|
InvalidStateError | The object is in an invalid state |
NotSupportedError | The payment method was not supported |
SecurityError | The operation is only supported in a secure context |
Payment Apps are a specialized form of installable application as defined in [[!APPMANIFEST]]. They could take the form of Web apps, interface-less Web services, platform-specific native applications or even user agent components or extensions.
The Payment App acts on behalf of the payer (or their chosen payment services provider) and performs any logic required for the chosen payment method to process the payment. This might include steps like authentication of the payer and confirmation of the payment details.
The specific processing required by the Payment App, including the format of the payment request that the app accepts and the format of the reponse it returns, is defined by the Payment Transaction Message Specification for the payment method that is used to process the transaction.
Payment Apps support one or more payment methods. Support for a payment method implies that the app SHOULD be able to process a payment request that conforms to the rules defined in the Payment Transaction Message Specification for that payment method and SHOULD be able to return an appropriate response.
However, sometimes an app will be designed to support a specific payment method but the app will not have been configured
with the appropriate payment method data (such as user credentials) to process payments using that payment method. In
that case the payment app is said to support
the payment method but that payment method is not
enabled
.
For example, a payment app may be capable of processing a basic card payment that simply returns the card
details in the payment response but unless the user has configure the payment app with the card details or is able to
provide these at the time of processing that method is not enabled
.
If a payment app defines a payment method as enabled
then it MUST be able to process any payment request
that lists that that payment method as supported and is formatted correctly according to the Payment Transaction Message
Specification for that payment method.
User agents should only consider enabled
payment methods when evaluating if a payment app is
appropriate to process a given payment request.
In order to begin processing payment requests from the user agent a payment app must first be registered so that the user agent is aware of the set of payment methods the app has enabled.
The process of Payment App registration follows the process defined for installing an application via a manifest, as described in [[!APPMANIFEST]] but with some custom behavior defined at the extension point in the algorithm steps for processing a manifest.
This specifcation also defines an extra mechanism for triggering the installation process via an API call as
described in registerPaymentApp
.
dictionary Manifest { DOMString dir; DOMString lang; DOMString name; DOMString short_name; URLString scope; sequence<Image> icons; DOMString display; DOMString orientation; URLString start_url; DOMString theme_color; sequence<Application> related_applications; boolean prefer_related_applications; DOMString backgroung_color; sequence<Action> actions; }; dictionary Image { DOMString density; DOMString sizes; DOMString src; DOMString type; }; dictionary Application { DOMString platform; DOMString url; DOMString id; }; dictionary Action { DOMString verb; boolean bidirectional; sequence<DOMString> types; };
The following manifest object members are not defined in the [[!APPMANIFEST]] specification:
actions
The actions member is a sequence of actions that can be performed by the
application described in the manifest. Payment Apps MUST support the action pay
by
including at least one action
in the sequence where the value of the verb
member is "pay
".
The steps for processing the actions
member of a manifest are given by the following
algorithm. The algorithm takes a manifest as an argument. This algorithm returns a list of
action objects actions, which can be empty.
actions
".
verb
member of an
action with potential action.
undefined
, move
onto the next item if any are left.
types
member of an action
passing potential action.
undefined
or empty move
onto the next item if any are left.
bidirectional
member of an action
with potential action.
verb
, types
,
bidirectional
respectively set to verb,
types and bidirectional.
undefined
:
verb
The verb member is the verb describing the action that can be performed by the application asscoiated with the manifest.
The steps for processing the verb
member of an action are
given by the following algorithm. The algorithm takes an action as an argument.
This algorithm returns a string or undefined
.
verb
".
undefined
.
bidirectional
The bidirectional member indicates if the application is capable of returning responses to the calling website.
The steps for processing the bidirectional
member of an action are
given by the following algorithm. The algorithm takes an
action as an argument. This algorithm returns a boolean.
bidirectional
".
false
.
types
The types member lists the types that can be processed by the application.
For Payment Apps the types
are payment method identifiers.
The steps for processing the types
member of an action are given by the
following algorithm. The algorithm takes an action as an argument.
This algorithm will return a set.
types
".
navigator.payments.createPaymentRequest
?
partial interface Navigator { readonly attribute PaymentsApi payments; }; partial interface PaymentsApi { Promise<PaymentApp> registerPaymentApp (DOMString manifestURL, boolean useCredentials); }; dictionary PaymentApp : Manifest { sequence<DOMString> payment_methods; };
The registerPaymentApp
method can be used to register or update a payment app
installation. It executes the the same process as that descibed in steps for obtaining a manifest and
steps for processing a manifest in [[!APPMANIFEST]] but with some specific extensions for
payment apps.
The steps for installing a payment app are given by the
following algorithm. The algorithm takes a URL argument (manifest URL) which represents the
location of the payment app manifest, and a boolean argument (use credentials) which is a flag to
indicate if the [[!FETCH]] request should include the credentials of the current user.
The algorithm, if successful, returns a PaymentApp
object; otherwise, it terminates
prematurely and returns nothing.
null
, terminate this
algorithm.
manifest
".
true
, then set
request's credentials to 'include
'.
actions
member of a manifest with manifest
as the argument.payment_methods
with new actions as the
argument.The PaymentApp
object is returned when the Promise
returned by registerPaymentApp resolves. It is an extension of a standard app manifest that
includes a member (payment_methods
) listing the apps enabled
payment methods.
payment_methods
The payment_methods member is the aggregation of all types
for all actions of the manifest where the value of the verb
member of the
action
is "pay"
.
The steps for aggregating the payment_methods
are given by the following
algorithm. The algorithm takes an array of action objects (actions) as an argument.
This algorithm will return a set.
verb
member of an
action with current action.
"pay"
, move
onto the next item if any are left.
types
member of an action
passing current action.
undefined
or empty move
onto the next item if any are left.
The following example shows how to register a payment app:
registerPaymentApp(manifestUrl, true).then(function(paymentApp) { // Do any custom post-processing // Example: Install ServiceWorker to handle offline payment requests }).catch(function(err) { console.error("Uh oh, something bad happened", err.message); });
When a user agent has completed the payment app selection algorithm as defined in the PaymentRequest API [[!PAYMENTREQUESTAPI]] it must initiate the selected payment app and pass it the payment request to process.
The user agent does this by, converting the payment request into a JSON serialized object, executing
an HTTP POST request against the start_url
defined in the payment app's manifest and
then using the response to determine what type of payment app to instantiate and how to interface to that
app.
This specification explicitly ctare for three categories of payment app however others may be defined by implementers who also define a custom mechanism for the user agent to instantiate and interface with these apps.
At a minimum the user agent MUST handle the following two responses from the payment app:
PaymentRequest.show
MUST resolve to this PaymentResponse.Before the PaymentRequest can be submitted to the payment app it must be converted into a JSON serialized string.
This step can be skipped if the selected payment app is internal to the user agent or integrates with the user agent through a non-standard interface that does not require the PaymentRequest to be converted.
The steps to convert the PaymentRequest
to JSON are given by the following algorithm. The
algorithm takes a PaymentRequest (request) as input and returns a string.
The steps to submit the PaymentRequest
to the Payment App are given by the
following algorithm:
PaymentRequest
to JSON.| Member | Value | ||
|---|---|---|---|
URL |
The value of the start_url member of payment app | ||
method |
The value "POST " | ||
header list |
| ||
body |
The value of payment request |
true
when the steps for installing a payment app
were executed for payment app then set
request's credentials to 'include
'.
Switch on response's MIME type
PaymentResponse
from JSON using the
response's body as input.
Unless the selected payment app is built into the user agent or uses a proprietary mechanism for launching and interfacing with the payment app, the user agent MUST launch the payment app based upon the response it gets from submitting the PaymentRequest.
The MIME Type and other signals are used to determine how the app is launched and what type of app is launched.
If the payment app is a web application with an HTML-based user interface then the response will have a
MIME Type
of text/html
.
If a user agent receives a response with a MIME Type
of text/html
it
MUST assume that the response body is the HTML that must be rendered as the user interface of the
payment app.
The user agent MUST execute the steps to render a web based payment app as given by the following algorithm. The algorithm takes a [[!FETCH]] Response (response) and an app manifest (manifest) as arguments:
partial interface Navigator { readonly attribute PaymentsApi payments; }; partial interface PaymentsApi { Promise<boolean> submitPaymentResponse (PaymentResponse response); };
The user will interact directly with web based payment apps in the application context created for this purpose by the user agent.
When the payment app is ready to do so, it must submit a PaymentResponse to the user agent
that can be returned to the website that submitted the initial PaymentRequest. It does this by calling
submitPaymentResponse
.
If the payment app is a web service that requires no user interface hen the response must set the
Content-Type
header to the value application/json
and the response body should be
a JSON serialized payment response object.
The steps to create a PaymentResponse
from JSON are given in the following algorithm:
The user agent must return a PaymentResponse to the website that originally initiated the PaymentRequest. The steps for returning the PaymentResponse are given by the following algorithm.
submitPaymentResponse
then:
PaymentRequest
to the Payment App resulted
in the return of a JSON encoded PaymentResponse then set response to the result
of running the steps to create a PaymentResponse
from JSON.submitPaymentResponse
.If application context is set, wait until the website calls PaymentRequest.complete on response or a until reasonable timeout and then tear down application context and any associated user interfaces.
If the payment app is implemented in a non-standard or proprietary way then the steps to launch a custom payment app are undefined.
User agents may use the related_applications
defined in the payment app's
manifest to determine if a native or other app is available and launch that app. In this case the
response data will be platform specific.
The spec should indicate how data might be passed securely through the API using mechanisms such as field level encryption and message signing. While these may not be standardised a reference to the payment method specifications would be appropriate as well as some examples of how those specifcations might implement secure messaging.


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a highly portable and easy-to-use client-side URL transfer library,
supporting DICT, FILE, FTP, FTPS, GOPHER, HTTP, HTTPS, IMAP, IMAPS, LDAP,
LDAPS, POP3, POP3S, RTMP, RTSP, SCP, SFTP, SMTP, SMTPS, TELNET and TFTP.
libcurl also supports HTTPS certificates, HTTP POST, HTTP PUT, FTP
uploading, kerberos, HTTP form based upload, proxies, cookies, user+password
authentication, file transfer resume, http proxy tunnelling and more!
libghttp (LGPL)
Having a glance at libghttp (a gnome http library), it looks as if it works
rather similar to libcurl (for http). There's no web page for this and the
person who's email is mentioned in the README of the latest release I found
claims he has passed the leadership of the project to "eazel". Popular
choice among GNOME projects.
libwww (W3C license) comparison with libcurl
More complex and harder to use than libcurl is. Includes everything
from multi-threading to HTML parsing. The most notable transfer-related
feature that libcurl does not offer but libwww does, is caching.
libferit (GPL)
C++ library "for transferring files via http, ftp, gopher, proxy server".
Based on 'snarf' 2.0.9-code (formerly known as libsnarf). Quote from
freshmeat: "As the author of snarf, I have to say this frightens
me. Snarf's networking system is far from robust and complete. It's probably
full of bugs, and although it works for maybe 85% of all current situations,
I wouldn't base a library on it."
neon (LGPL) comparison with neon
An HTTP and WebDAV client library, with a C interface. I've mainly heard
and seen people use this with WebDAV as their main interest. This is one
of the two alternatives used by the Subversion project.
libsoup (LGPL) comparison with libcurl
Part of glib (GNOME). Supports: HTTP 1.1, Persistent connections,
Asynchronous DNS and transfers, Connection cache, Redirects, Basic, Digest,
NTLM authentication, SSL with GnuTLS, Proxy support including SSL, POST
data. Not portable. Lacks: cookie support, NTLM for proxies, GSS, gzip
encoding, trailers in chunked responses, portability and more.
mozilla netlib (MPL)
Handles URLs, protocols, transports for the Mozilla browser.
mozilla libxpnet (MPL)
Minimal download library targeted to be much smaller than the above
mentioned netlib. HTTP and FTP support.
wget (GPL)
While not a library at all, I've been told that people sometimes extract the
network code from it and base their own hacks from there.
libfetch (BSD)
Does HTTP and FTP transfers (both ways), supports file: URLs, and an API for
URL parsing. The utility fetch that is built on libfetch is an
integral part of the FreeBSD operating
system.
HTTP Fetcher
(LGPL)
"a small, robust, flexible library for downloading files
via HTTP using the GET method."
http-tiny (Artistic License)
"a very small C library to make http queries (GET, HEAD, PUT, DELETE, etc.) easily portable and embeddable"
wininet comparison with libcurl
"The Windows Internet (WinINet) application programming interface (API)
enables applications to interact with Gopher, FTP, and HTTP protocols to
access Internet resources."
XMLHTTP Object also known as IXMLHTTPRequest (part of MSXML 3.0)
(Windows) Provides client-side protocol support for communication with HTTP
servers. A client computer can use the XMLHTTP object to send an arbitrary
HTTP request, receive the response, and have the Microsoft® XML Document
Object Model (DOM) parse that response.
QHttp (GPL)
QHttp is a class in the Qt library from Troll Tech. Seems to be restricted
to plain HTTP. Supports GET, POST and proxy. Asynchronous.
ftplib (GPL)
"a set of routines that implement the FTP protocol. They allow
applications to create and access remote files through function calls instead
of needing to fork and exec an interactive ftp client program."
I stopped using it because it did not evolve and the maintainer did not even
answer to my e-mailed patches and forum posts. The web site seems abandoned
and the forum is not reachable anymore. It is simpler to use than libcurl,
because it is not based on callbacks. But is is also much less powerful. / Patrick
ftplib++ (GPL)
A C++ library for "easy FTP client functionality. It features resuming of up-
and downloads, FXP support, SSL/TLS encryption, and logging functionality."
GNU Common C++ library
Has a URLStream class. This C++ class allow you to download a file using HTTP.
See demo/urlfetch.cpp in commoncpp2-1.3.19.tar.gz
HTTPClient (LGPL)
Java HTTP client library.
Jakarta Commons HttpClient (Apache License)
A Java HTTP client library written by the Jakarta project.
gnetlibrary (LGPL)
"a simple network library. It is written in C, object-oriented, and built
upon GLib. It is intended to be easy to use and port". Features a HTTP
component. It uses glib, and integrates very well within Gtk+ applications,
which require event-driven programming.
Serf (Apache License)
"The serf library is a C-based HTTP client library built upon the Apache
Portable Runtime (APR) library. It multiplexes connections, running the
read/write communication asynchronously." This is one
of the two alternatives used by the Subversion project.
qDecoder (BSD)
qDecoder is a development kit for C/C++ network programming includes
simple HTTP client API.
Have you tried programming with one of the other libs and care share
your experiences? We'd love to make this collection more complete and feature
lengthier comments about each lib.
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import { Biota } from "biota";
// 4 lines to:
const db = new Biota({ secret: "<your-secret>" });
// - scaffold the whole database (inc. users collection for ex)
await db.foundation();
// - add todos collection
await db.collection("todos").scaffold();
// - add autocomplete-search on name field
await db.collection("todos").index({ field: "name", ngram: true });
// 4 lines to:
// - create a user & login
let asUser = await<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"password", {
nickname: "Georgy",
});
// - create a todo
await asUser.documents("todos").insert({ name: "Remember to star this project" });
// - query a todo with $ngram (autocomplete behavior)
await asUser.documents("todos").find({ name: { $ngram: "star" } });
// output: [{ ref, ts, data: { name: "Remember to star this project" } }]
Finishing up design and tests of the main API (400+ methods).
🙃 You're on preview release. Don't get scared though, the api is pretty stable but tests need to be added to be fool-proof. (Thus, as of yet, Biota isn't production ready)
❤ Check the features and request the ones you would love to see in biota. (They arn't all listed yet!)
Found some errors? Let us know!
These instructions will take you through the few steps to get started playing with your Fauna database.
You'll need to add biota
either as a global or local (project) dependency.
yarn add biota // -G for global
// or
npm i biota // -G for global
import { Biota } from "biota";
// or
const { Biota } = require("biota");
There are two ways to instantiate Biota.
admin/server key
(or any secret key) as a paremeter.const db = new Biota({ secret: "<your-secret>"})
// example
await db.query( q.Create(...) )
.login(id, password)
to log a user.const db = new Biota()
const logged = await db.login("123", "super_password123")
// which is a shortcut for
const logged = await db.current.user.login("123", "super_password123")
// example
await logged.query( q.Create(...) )
Even though you can query
your database (same as you would do with the same fauna method query
), the main power of Biota lives in its extended api.
⏳ Patience: It's coming.. :)
const { q, factory, Page } = require('biota')
// q: export the query builder, same as fauna.query
q.If(..., true, false)
// factory: export the factory api (helpers that wrap FQL)
factory.database(ctx)(name).insert(options)
If you want to run the tests, you'll need to provide a FAUNA_KEY_TEST=<your-test-key>
in a .env
file.
:warning: Careful: At the moment tests covering everything yet. PR welcomed 😉
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.
We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project. Join us :beers:
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details
This lib wouldn't exist if I had not dug deep into Fauna FQL and got helped through the Fauna's slack community channel. In no order, I'ld like to thank, for their help and support, fauna's team (Brecht De Rooms, Ben Edwards, Marrony Neris, Leo Regnier, Summer, ,...) as well as other users like Eigil Sagafos 🙏
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Google Earth Enterprise Documentation Home | GEE Server configuration and security
Set up HTTPS
If you've set up SSL/HTTPS configurations on your GEE server, you can also set up a secure Fusion server for your browser-based maps.
To set up an HTTPS virtual server for Fusion:
-
Verify that you've already set up SSL/HTTPS configurations on your GEE server.
- Create an HTTPS-compatible virtual server:
geserveradmin --stream_server_url http://myserver.org --server_type stream --addvs https_2d --vstype map --vscachelevel 1 --vsurl https://myserver.org/mymap
- Copy and save the
Include
statement fromgeserveradmin
. Later, you'll add that to the configuration file. It will look something like:Include conf.d/virtual_servers/runtime/mymap_runtime
- Copy a configuration file from the
examples
folder:
cp /opt/google/share/gehttpd/examples/ /opt/google/gehttpd/conf.d/virtual_servers/https_mymap.location
- Edit the
https_mymap.location
file, insert theInclude
statement you copied and saved, and update the LOCATION tags to the real virtual server:
r...@fusion.localhost.org:/opt/google/gehttpd/conf.d/virtual_servers
# cat https_2d.location # This is an example of a location-based map virtual server
# Substitute appropriate values in the following variables
# 1. <LOCATION> : The new location name.
# 2. <VS_NAME> : The virtual server name used to create the virtual
# server with geserveradmin
RewriteRule ^/mymap$ /mymap/ [R] RewriteRule ^/mymap/$ /maps/fusionmaps_local.html [PT] RewriteRule ^/mymap/mapfiles/(.*)$ /maps/mapfiles/$1 [PT]
<Location "/mymap/*">
SetHandler gedb-handler
Include conf.d/virtual_servers/runtime/https_2d_runtime
SSLRequireSSL
SSLVerifyClient none
</Location> - Modify the
/opt/google/gehttpd/conf/extra/httpd-ssl.conf
file so that the/opt/google/gehttpd/conf.d/virtual_server/https_2d.location
file and the virtual server are loaded by the HTTPS/443 virtual host and not the HTTP/80 virtual host:
(vi /opt/google/gehttpd/conf/extra/httpd-ssl.conf...)
<snip>
... <VirtualHost _default_:443>
# General setup for the virtual host
DocumentRoot "/opt/google/gehttpd/htdocs"
ServerName myserver.org:443
ServerAdmin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ErrorLog "/opt/google/gehttpd/logs/error_log"
TransferLog "/opt/google/gehttpd/logs/access_log"
Include conf.d/virtual_servers/https_2d.location
...
<snip> - Edit the HTTP/port 80 virtual host to load only the HTTP-available virtual servers:
(vi /opt/google/gehttpd/conf.d/gemodules.conf)
- Comment out the
Include .. *.location
line and manually list the included location files so that thehttps2d.location
file is excluded:
LoadModule gedb_module /opt/google/gehttpd/modules/mod_gedb.so
NameVirtualHost *:80
<VirtualHost *:80>
# You should specify a ServerName in each VirtualHost declaration
# to avoid unnecessary DNS lookups.
# For example, ServerName www.mycompany.com
# Redirect the home page to display the GE logo
Include conf.d/index_rewrite
Include conf.d/jkmount
# Include all location-based virtual servers
# Include conf.d/virtual_servers/*.location (Comment out this line.)
Include conf.d/virtual_servers/default_ge.location (Add this line.)
Include conf.d/virtual_servers/default_map.location (Add this line.)
Include conf.d/virtual_servers/default_search.location (Add this line.)
</VirtualHost> - Save the file and restart the GEE Server software:
/etc/init.d/ geserver restart
This separates the HTTP and HTTPS virtual servers from the Apache software so that unencrypted and encrypted data can be hosted from both.
Note: The firewall blocks external port 80 / HTTP connections, but the Publisher tool must use the HTTP port to upload information, even if this your system only allows this internally.
-
Create a Fusion server association for the new https2d virtual server. Use
http://myserver.org
for the URL for both Stream and Search URLs, then press the Query button and select the correct https2d virtual server from the drop-down list. -
Save the new server association, then publish a 2D database to the virtual server.
Listing registered virtual stream servers
To avoid confusion or conflict between http:// and https:// addresses, you can use geserveradmin
parameters like the -- stream_server_url http://myserver.org
option that lists registered virtual stream servers. For example, instead of using the geserveradmin --listvss
command alone, you can use geserveradmin --stream_server_url http://myserver.org --listvss
.
Binding Apache to port 80
You need HTTP to facilitate all geserveradmin
work, including publishes, so make sure that your gehttpd.conf
configuration file lets Apache bind to port 80. You can allow internal access to HTTP even if you block external access to HTTP ports. This lets the Publisher tool maintain the GEE Server software while you disallow external unencrypted data communications.


If you are self-employed, a small business owner or freelancer you can deduct the mileage you put on a personal vehicle for business purpose. If you are an employee and use your private car for work, you often qualify for an expense allowance. In both cases, good registration is important to be able to prove that the specified mileage is correct and mileage log can help you avoid an audit.
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Luigi Pipelines¶
We use Luigi as orchestrator to build pipelines through our search and indexing system and the analytic services, in order to facilitate analysis. It handles dependency resolution, workflow management, visualization etc. Luigi needs a script describing the pipeline to follow.
These scripts describe tasks. This tasks has a execution sequence, i.e. the final task depend on the others. This means that for running the script you only need to call the final task.
For following steps, the example used is sefarad.py (this script is located inside Luigi folder)
In our example tasks are: FetchDataTask, SenpyTask and Elasticsearch.
- FetchDataTask: The main goal of this task is to read the JSON file.
def run(self):
"""
Writes data in JSON format into the task's output target.
The data objects have the following attributes:
* `_id` is the default Elasticsearch id field,
* `text`: the text,
"""
#today = datetime.date.today()
file = self.filename
with open(file) as f:
j = json.load(f)
for i in j:
i["_id"] = i["id"] #necessary for elasticsearch index
with self.output().open('w') as output:
json.dump(j, output)
output.write('\n')
- SenpyTask: This task loads data fetched with previous task and send it to Senpy tool in order to analyse data retrieved and check sentiments expressed.
def run(self):
"""
Send data to Senpy tool and retrieve it analyzed. Store data in a json file.
"""
with self.output().open('w') as output:
with self.input().open('r') as infile:
j = json.load(infile)
for i in j:
r = requests.get('http://test.senpy.cluster.gsi.dit.upm.es/api/?algo=sentiment-tass&i=%s' % i["text"])
response = r.content.decode('utf-8')
response_json = json.loads(response)
i["_id"] = i["id"]
#i["analysis"] = response_json
i["sentiment"] = response_json["entries"][0]["sentiments"][0]["marl:hasPolarity"]
i["polarity"] = response_json["entries"][0]["sentiments"][0]["marl:polarityValue"]
output.write(json.dumps(i))
#print(i)
output.write('\n')
- Elasticsearch: This task loads JSON data contained in the file produced in the previous step into an Elasticsearch index.
 You have to introduce your script name in modules and the end task of your script.
$ sudo docker-compose exec luigi python -m luigi --module <your-script-name> <your-final-task> --index <your-elasticsearch-index> --doc-type <your-elasticsearch-doctype> -- filename <your .json path>
In our example:
$ sudo docker-compose exec luigi python -m luigi --module add_tweets Elasticsearch --index tourpedia --doc-type places --filename add_demo.json
Create your own pipelines like in the example and add them to Luigi folder is also necessary to add your JSON file to this folder, run them with the same command explained above.
Cron Luigi Pipeline¶
This cron job is designed for sentiment analysis in Twitter every day. This will update your dashboard content automatically. For using this cron pipeline is necessary to change docker-compose.yml file adding your own enviroment variables:
There are the following parameters available:
Note
If you set LUIGI_AUTO_ENABLED to False the other parameters are not needed.
- LUIGI_AUTO_ENABLED=True #Set this to True if you want to start Twitter analysis pipeline as a cron job
- CONSUMER_KEY={your twitter CONSUMER_KEY goes here}
- CONSUMER_SECRET={your twitter CONSUMER_SECRET goes here}
- ACCESS_TOKEN={your twitter ACCESS_TOKEN goes here}
- ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET={your twitter ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET goes here}
- EMAIL={email addres for Luigi notifications}
- SMTP_HOST={your SMTP server}
- SMTP_PORT={your SMTP server port}
- SEARCH_QUERY={twitter hashtag or user you want to track}
- INDEX={elasticsearch index to store your data}
- DOC_TYPE={elasticsearch data doctype}
Mail configuration is not required but is highly recommended to be notified when a task fails.
Note
Please visit, https://apps.twitter.com/ to create your app if you don’t have your Twitter credentials.
After your configuration is completed, run Sefarad image again:
$ sudo docker-compose up
Note
If your get a connection error: build the image again and then run it.
Finally, check your elasticsearch index entered above. If you want to use this new data in your dashboard just update your index and doc-type references in your HTML dashboard file.
Luigi Service¶
In order to queue new crawling requests, a Python Flask server has been developed to stack these tasks using Luigi. The service enables to send basic input parameters, such as the url of the website desired to be scrapped, the analysis type and the elasticSearch basic information. The remote service processes all these data and creates performs the pipeline in background, fetching, analyzing and finally saving the data. The service returns the id and index where has been stored in elasticSearch.
To explain more in deepth this work-flow process, we are going to briefly introduce an illustrative example.
The case study explained is: “Perform a sentiment analysis for HP Wired USB Keyboard from Amazon website”. The pipeline architecture is represented below:
The service receives the new task input parameter, which are the url of the product from where the reviews will be extracted, the analysis that is going to be performed and the platform where is hosted the product. The service creates a new elasticSearch task and the execution begins. Once the result is saved in elasticSearch, the API call returns the destination where its stored so the user can retrieve it. This service is only available for Amazon and Foursquare platforms, and is currently used by the GSICrawler dashboard.


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London councils must make capital 'more open'
by Stefan BosciaLocal authorities should take more control of privately-owned public spaces to make them accessible, according to a new report.
Centre for London, a think tank dedicated to improving the capital, has today released a study into the management of public spaces throughout the city.
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Public London outlines case studies of 10 privately-owned public spaces, including the square mile’s Paternoster Square at St Paul’s.
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Palakkad is one of the fourteen districts of Kerala and has no coastal line. The district opens the state to the rest of the country through the Palakkad Gap with a width of 32 to 40 Kms. Its geographical position, historical background, educational status, tourism hot-spots and above all, the development activities that are carried out, are wide and varied. The district is one of the main granaries of Kerala and its economy is primarily agricultural. The district is also the land of Palmyrahs. The present Palakkad district, as an administrative unit,was formed on the first of January 1957, comprising of Palakad, Perinthalmanna, Ponnani, Ottapalam, Alathur and Chittur. Later when the Malappuram District was formed excluding Thritala firka of Ponnani Taluk, Mankada firka and excluding Karkidamkunnu & Chetalloor amsoms of Perinthelmanna Taluk are transferred to that district and a new taluk was formed namely Mannarkkad. In 2013, Ottapalam taluk was bifurcated and Pattambi taluk was formed. At present the Palakkad district consists of 2 revenue divisions, 6 taluks and 157 revenue Villages. There are 7 Muncipalities, 13 block panchayats and 88 village panchayats in district. The District Police Office is situated near by the collectorate. The District headquarters is at Palakkad Town. After the 73rd amendment of Indian Constitution, decentralized planning was implemented in the district and three tier system was formed in Panchayat Raj. The District Panchayat is the top-most tier of the Panchayat Raj System. The District Panchayat is headed by a President and a Vice-President and has an office functioning near the Collectorate. The district is headed by the District Collector and seated at Collectorate, Civil Station, Palakkad. The District Collector exercises control over the various offices in the district and staff attached to the Collectorate. For the maintenance of the law and order, the District Police Chief assists the District Collector. The District Panchayat President assists the District Collector for the planning and execution of the development programmes for the district. The business of the government offices of the district is transacted through the various office heads based on the rules of business. Each office consists of District Officer, who is the official head of the office and such other officers and staffs subordinate to him/her assigned with specific duties. The first District Collector of the district was Sri K. C. Sankaranarayanan IAS , the District Police Chief was Sri. T. K. Bhaskara Marar IPS and the District Panchayat President was Sri. K.V. Vijayadas. Now, the District Collector is D. Balamurali IAS, the Police Chief is Sri. Debesh Kumar Behera IPS and the District Panchayat President is Adv. K. Shanthakumari.


What you need
This section is: Trading premises
For each of your trading premises, you’ll need to know:
- the trading name and address
- the date you’ll start trading from these premises
- if it’s also a residential address
- what the business does from these premises
Agents
If you use agents, we also need to know where your agents trade from. An agent is an individual or business that works on behalf of your business, to provide your services. An employee is not an agent.
You'll need the following information for each agent:
- your agent's name
- your agent's business structure
Depending on your agent's circumstances, you may also need:
- your agent's company registration number
- your agent's date of birth


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This guide will show you step by step how to install Jekyll 3.4.3 on a machine running Ubuntu or Windows 10. Jekyll’s official guide is good, but it’s very basic and doesn’t explain how to install Ruby, RubyGems and other dependencies.
Skip to step 2 if you’re installing Jekyll on Ubuntu.
To install Jekyll on Windows 10, we need to first enable Windows Subsystem on Linux. Here is a detailed guide that will show you how to do this step-by-step.
We will now install ruby2.3. To do so, we have to first add the brightbox repository. When asked whether you want to confirm adding the repository, hit ENTER to proceed.
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:brightbox/ruby-ng
sudo apt-get update
Install ruby2.3
sudo apt-get install ruby2.3 ruby2.3-dev
Now you should have Ruby and RubyGems installed which are the prerequisite for installing Jekyll.
sudo apt-get install gcc make -y
Install Jekyll and Bundler gems
sudo gem install jekyll
Guess what? That’s it. You have Jekyll 3.4.3 installed.
Here are some commands from jekyllrb.com that should get you up and running with a new blog.
# Create a new Jekyll site at ./wiseblog
jekyll new wiseblog
To build this site:
# Change into your new directory
cd wiseblog
# Build the site and preview it
bundle exec jekyll serve
Note: If you’re running Windows, you may get an error when you try to run bundle exec jekyll serve
. In this case, simply run it with the --force_polling
option as follows:
bundle exec jekyll serve --force_polling
Now you can preview your website on http://localhost:4000
(You can skip this part. This is only for my reference and for anyone who faces a similar issue)
I had to install Nokogiri for my site and was having issues. This is how I solved it.
Below are the installation instructions on nokogiri.org:
sudo apt-get install build-essential patch
sudo apt-get install ruby-dev zlib1g-dev liblzma-dev
sudo gem install nokogiri
(header image source: jekyllrb.com)


Prerequisites for Departmental Concentration
MOL 214 (or 215) and CHM 201 (or 207), 202 (or 215), 303, and 304 (or 304B); chemistry AP or ISC 231-234 fulfill some of these requirements. At least one of the following recommended before junior year: SML 201, COS 126, PHY 108, MOL 348; see MOL website for alternatives and sample schedules.
Example Schedules
Explore the schedules of real students below
Concentration Comparision: Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB)
Here's advice from Peer Academic Advisors on Comparing MOL and EEB:
Molecular Biology (MOL)
- How things in the natural world function
- Focus on biological functions and and processes on a small, mechanistic scale
- Lab thesis not necessary -- non lab options available
- Lab work usually focuses very specifically on elucidating processes or specific protein function
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB)
- How the natural world came to be
- Focus on larger systems
- Possible to do molecular biology related thesis within the department (i.e. immunology)
- More opportunity for field work or study abroad
Still curious?
Check out the undergraduate announcement and the department website for more information about:
- Faculty
- Program Information
- Courses
- Major Declaration + Requirements


An application to keep track of products and quantities
Keep track of all your contacts as well as add new contacts
Add new fruits, delete fruits, and edit fruits application
Star Wars style inspirational constructivism poster
A website for autograph and toy collectors to share trade and buy vintage toys and search for conventions
A website for a band Beneath the Sky to advertise merch, music and shows with fans.
Fullsail Zoo Commercial using Adobe Premiere
Recorded and edited a radio broadcast
Logo for Kentucky Lawn and Leaf
Using turn.js to create a flippable web magazine.


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My dad wanted to have basic Authentication applied to his blog, so here are the directives you'd need to add to a Virtualhost configuration:
[code]
ServerAdmin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>DocumentRoot /home/user/public_html
.....
AuthType Basic
AuthName "By Invitation Only"
AuthUserFile {path to password file}/passwd/passwords
Require user yourUsername
[/code]
In order for this to fully function you'll need to create a password file. The instructions can be found here. Of note if you are using Debian with the default Apache install (v. 1.3.x) is that htpasswd is located in /usr/bin and since it's a non standard install chances are you'll need to specify a different location for your password file than the one indicated in the above link. Since I have BD running I had created a whole bunch of directories and symbolic links to make BD believe that Apache was installed as per normal, so I just had to create a passwd folder in /usr/local/apache, but you may have to do more.


JACK A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 8.5 Alternative Scale: ***1/2 out of ****
United States, 1996 Release date: 8/9/96 (wide) Running Length: 1:53 MPAA Classification: PG-13 (Mature themes) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Robin Williams, Diane Lane, Brian Kerwin, Jennifer Lopez, Adam Zolotin, Bill Cosby, Fran Drescher Director: Francis Ford Coppola Producers: Ricardo Mestres, Fred Fuchs, and Francis Ford Coppola Screenplay: James DeMonaco & Gary Nadeau Cinematography: John Toll Music: Michael Kamen U.S. Distributor: Hollywood Pictures
It strikes me that there are certain similarities between JACK and PHENOMENON. Both use relative innocents as their central characters. Both attempt to attract a mature audience. And, most importantly, both offer drama-based alternatives to the relentless action films that have come to characterize the summer of 1996. However, while PHENOMENON failed because of poor scripting, JACK is an unqualified success.  This feel-good motion picture is intelligently written and expertly directed -- qualities which many similar movies cannot boast. Cross BIG with FORREST GUMP, and you get an idea of where JACK's appeal lies.
The premise for JACK, although seemingly simple, is riddled with potential problems -- nearly all of which the script not only addresses, but answers without a whiff of condescension. Jack is born when his mother is only ten weeks pregnant. The doctors are immediately aware that something strange is going on. Eventually, they arrive at an explanation. The child has an internal clock that's ticking four times faster than usual.
Until the fall of his eleventh year, Jack has been taught by a tutor (Bill Cosby). But, after careful consideration, his mother (Diane Lane) and father (Brian Kerwin) agree that he should give public school a try, despite children's' propensity for name-calling and finger- pointing. So, one morning, Jack ventures into Nathaniel Hawthorne Elementary School to meet his fifth grade teacher, Miss Marquez (Jennifer Lopez), and his classmates.
The script for JACK, credited to James DeMonaco and Gary Nadeau, is a well-balanced mix of drama and comedy. It's rarely maudlin, and manages to be affecting without heavy-handed manipulation. The film has an excellent grasp of what it's like to be in fifth grade. Jack endures all the painful isolation of a "different" child, but, gradually, as he makes friends (by dominating schoolground basketball games and offering to buy PENTHOUSE magazines), he begins to fit in. It's perhaps an idealized vision of elementary school, but there are enough aspects of reality not to jolt our suspension of disbelief.
One of the most difficult issues JACK has to deal with is the title character's rapid aging. If he looks like he's forty at ten, that means he'll be lucky to live past twenty. When his teacher asks him what he wants to be when he grows up, Jack's answer is succinct and poignant: "Alive." Mr. Woodruff, Jack's tutor, describes him this way: "You're a shooting star amongst ordinary stars... A shooting star passes quickly, but, while it's here, it's the most beautiful thing you'll ever want to see." The movie never shies away from confronting Jack's mortality.
Robin Williams is entirely believable as a ten-year old. He has all the mannerisms and vocal inflections perfected -- whining when he doesn't get his way, pulling at his shirts, adjusting his pants, and so forth. It's almost as if he regressed back into childhood for the duration of filming. (Then again, has Williams ever really grown up?) The only recent movie where an adult so perfectly emulated a child was BIG, and, indeed, JACK has much in common with the Tom Hanks feature, both in terms of subject matter and broad audience appeal. Williams brings a lot of humor to his portrayal, but, with Francis Ford Coppola in control, the comic's eccentricities are kept carefully under reign, and this results in a near-perfect performance.
The supporting cast is surprisingly solid. Diane Lane, Brian Kerwin, and Fran Drescher are not known as strong actors, but each is equal to their secondary roles here. Bill Cosby, playing a fifty- something man with a lot of child inside, steals several scenes. Jennifer Lopez has a touching moment where she is forced to turn down Jack's offer to accompany him to a school dance. And Adam Zolotin is good as Louis, Jack's best friend.
JACK has something to offer just about everyone. It's good- natured, funny, heartwarming, and capable of being viewed on more than one level. Children will relate to JACK differently than their parents, although, with its "soft" PG-13, the film isn't for the very young. With the release of COURAGE UNDER FIRE a few weeks ago, and now JACK, this summer's theatrical options are brightening. For Robin Williams, don't be surprised if his name is mentioned early next year when Academy Award Nominations are given out. JACK deserves that sort of recognition.
- James Berardinelli e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ReelViews web site: http://www.cybernex.net/~berardin
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Mulberry is a powerful, easy to use electronic mail (email) and calendar program that allows you to send, access, and manage email and calendar data. Mulberry also helps you manage other email and calendar related information, such as address books.
To ensure maximum compatibility with existing email servers, Mulberry uses Internet-standard protocols: IMAP and POP3 for reading email messages, SMTP for sending email messages, MIME for sending and receiving attachments within messages, IMSP and ACAP for storage of preferences and address books on a remote server, and LDAP for address lookups. It also uses http, WebDAV and CalDAV for storing and retrieving calendar data.
Mulberry has been designed to fully exploit the graphical user interface provided by the Mac OS. For example, Mulberry supports drag and drop so that selected items, such as messages, addresses, or any text, can be dragged onto other items to facilitate copying of items from one location to another.


RBI's Das Calls for Tighter Governance at Indian State-Run Banks
by Anirban Nag(Bloomberg) — India’s central bank chief Shaktikanta Das called for stronger corporate governance at state-run lenders to make the country’s banking sector more efficient.
Describing the lack of strict governance as the “elephant in the room,” Das said this had led to elevated levels of non-performing assets, capital shortfalls, fraud and inadequate risk management.
“The role of independent boards in fostering a compliance culture by establishing the proper systems of control, audit and distinct reporting of business and risk management has been found wanting in some public-sector banks leading to build-up of NPAs,” Das told an audience in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad.
State-run lenders control about 60% of India’s banking industry. They are owned by the government, with the Reserve Bank of India having limited supervision and legal powers to bring about changes in management, unlike privately-owned ones over which is holds more sway. That creates an uneven playing field leading to question marks about the efficacy of central bank regulations over state-run institutions.
India’s banking sector has the highest ratio of stressed assets in the world, with many bad loans to companies in sectors such as energy and steel. A crisis in shadow banking has also raised further concern that banks, which have 7% of their loans to non-banking finance companies, will face a fresh spate of debt defaults.
Das said that while the number of NPAs has declined recently, the provision coverage ratio has increased to 60.5% from 48.3% a year ago. The capital adequacy ratio in the banking system has also climbed to above the Basel requirements, he said.


Building AI for Social Good in India
India is a nation of 1.35 billion people. However, most of their dreams remain unrealised due to illiteracy, hunger, diseases, natural disasters and numerous other socio-economic challenges. Having demonstrated superhuman levels of performance at understanding images, speech and natural language and beaten world-champions at some of the hardest games known to man, Artificial Intelligence has emerged as a highly promising tool to ameliorate these handicaps that our society faces. up.AI (pronounced “upay” (उपाय), meaning “solution” in Hindi) is a joint initiative of The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Kharagpur and the Centre for Excellence in Artificial Intelligence, IIT Kharagpur to invite the KGPians to learn and identify burning problems in our country and create AI powered solutions.


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display = plotting.plot_roi(atlas_filename, title="Harvard Oxford atlas")
display.show()
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plotting.plot_roi(atlas_filename, title="Harvard Oxford atlas")
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Things
will never be the same
Still I'm awfully glad I came Resonating in the shape of things to come Never waiting when I know there's only one Messed it up but rest assured No one ever thinks they're cured Just a minute while I reinvent myself Make it up and then I take it off the shelf [Pre Chorus:] Over the laws of light Over the moon by midnight Let's do it all this time Everyone wishing well we go [Chorus:] Everyone knows anything goes We are the lotus kids Better take note of this For the story The rising moon is on the shine The blood of scorpios a nine Like the fear that's in the eyes of every doe Say it now cause John and Jane would like to know Is it safe inside your head Songs to serenade the dead All along I said I know no enemies Mix it up until there are no pedigrees [Pre Chorus] [Chorus] [Pre Chorus] Enter the rolling tide Over the ocean so wide Let's do it all this time Everyone wishing well we go [Chorus x3] |


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For a full explanation of eSeaClear's service and other web clearance services in the Caribbean see report Eastern Caribbean Cruising: Clearance Procedures Simplified
eSeaClear for pre-arrival Customs notification
Antigua & Barbudua is cuurently is the only country using the eSeaClear system for pre-arrival customs notification. This service allows the Captain to submit electronic notification to Antigua Customs Officers which aims to speed up the process of clearing into the country by around 75%. In actual fact, cruisers have reported that as well as entering information electronically, forms are then printed, need to be signed and then processed by each department. A lengthy process still.
The eSeaClear website can be found at www.eseaclear.com - please remember the Captain of the boat will still need to clear into Antigua in person at the Customs, Immigration and Parks Offices before proceeding to the marina or fuel dock. eSeaClear have offices now in English Harbour.
There are certain clearance procedures common to all ports for vessels clearing into any port in Antigua (note: it's not possible as of May 2013 to clear into Barbuda):
Inward Clearance:
Note: Heavy fines have been levied of late, in both Jolly Harbour and English Harbour ($5,000 EC), against yachts whose crew leave the boat before customs clearance, or against Captains who send crew to complete clearance.
Outward Clearance:
Port fees must be paid before collecting the port clearance certificate. This must be presented to the immigration official, together with the ship's papers and passports. Vessels must leave within 24 hours after completing clearance procedures.
Clearance in Barbuda:
If you wish to clear in at Barbuda you must first seek permission from the head of Customs, 48 hours in advance. Contact email for<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and phone or fax to 1-268-462-2767. The details required are : the purpose of visit, the crew list, the details of the vessel- size, class, capacity etc.
If you wish to clear out from Barbuda, you can either clear out from Antigua and visit Barbuda on departure (but must leave within 24 hours), probably the more straightforward option, or, ring 460 0085 or 725 7933 and ask to clear out at the office in Codrington (advisable to do this from Antigua to be on the safe side).
The difficulty with this is, of course, is that one needs a phone and coverage in the Spanish Point to Coco Point area is very poor. In addition clearing out in Barbuda can be a time consuming affair as it's a long way to the local offices. See Codrington for more details.
Last updated March 2015
All visitors require a passport valid for at least 6 months beyond their departure date.
No visas are required by nationals of most European countries, USA, many South American, Caribbean, or Commonwealth countries (except nationals of Bangladesh, Cameroon, Gambia, Ghana, India, Mozambique, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sierra Leone and Sri Lanka who do require a visa).
For an up to date list of which citizens who do require a visa see http://cip.gov.ag
On arrival, Immigration will issue a visa for the duration of one's stay(maximum of 6 months). It is advisable to request more than the intended time, as extensions must be obtained from the capital of St John's and can cost as much as US$100.
If crew leave the boat in Antigua, they must have a valid airline ticket out of the country; it is the captain's responsibility to provide this ticket for all persons leaving and to ensure that they sign off the ship's crew with immigration. Crew arriving to join a yacht by air must show to Immigration on arrival, a copy of a letter signed by the captain, together with a copy of the ship's papers. Immigration must be notified of any crew departures or changes.
Last updated October 2015.
Fire arms must be declared and if Customs officers are satisfied that they are safely secured, you may be allowed to keep them on board.
There is a zero tolerance of illegal drugs and the penalties are very severe.
The importation and wearing of camouflage clothing is prohibited in Antigua and Barbuda.
Do not unload any ship’s stores or equipment.
There is a range of fruits (in particular citrus and coconut) which may be prohibited.
See http://customs.gov.ag/customs-procedures/private-yachts for full Customs information.
Items for a yacht-in-transit arriving on island by courier will be delivered directly to the Bonded Warehouse at the Customs Office in Falmouth/English Harbour. The Captain will need to visit the warehouse with their Ship’s papers and open the packages. In instances where there is a dutiable item, the Customs Officer will collect duty using the simplified form currently in use at the General Post Office.
Other packages will be delivered to the Post Office in St John's where they can be collected after clearance by a visiting Customs agent. If, unusually, the agent is not present collecting the package will require several journeys between the Post Office and Customs before finally taking delivery.
Last updated October 2015.
Mount St. John's Medical Center is Antigua and Barbuda's main medical-care facility, replacing Holberton Hospital.
Note that the private medical clinic, Adelin, will not accept medical travel insurance in payment for treatment. Patients must pay a deposit of US$4000 via a credit card before ANY treatment will be given. If funds deposited exceed the cost of treatment, a refund will be issued. Check your insurance company is willing to reimburse the cost of treatment at Adelin.
The dengue fever mosquito is found throughout Antigua and Barbuda. You should take normal precautions against mosquito bites.
There is a high prevalence of the HIV/AIDS virus on the island. Take precautions to avoid exposure to it.
There are no hyperbaric chamber available on island. Divers in need of treatment for decompression illness may be transferred to Saba or Guadeloupe.
Pharmacies: There are currently none in the English and Falmouth Harbour areas. St John's has a large number, including
the Ceco Pharmacy on the High Street which is open 7 days a week from 08:15 to midnight.
ZIKA VIRUS ALERT: There have been recent safety alerts from the US State Department, UK Foreign Office, and Center for Disease Control (CDC) regarding travel to parts of Central and South America, Africa, southern Asia, the Caribbean, and the South Pacific islands. Antigua & Barbuda is an area of interest with multiple reported cases and active virus transmission. There is growing concern about the rapid spread of the ZIKA Virus and the impact of the virus on pregnant women and babies. ZIKA is transmitted by mosquitos in tropical and sub-tropical climates, and there is currently no cure or vaccine. This situation is evolving rapidly, so please refer to the CDC’s dedicated website if you are intending to cruise in one of the effected areas.
Last updated September 2016.
All boats in Antiguan waters must have a valid cruising permit, which should be obtained on entry and enables you to go anywhere in Antiguan waters, including Barbuda. The permit is still valid if the yacht leaves Antigua and returns within the period of the permit.
If intending to charter, one must apply for an official licence from the Chief Marine Surveyor/Examiner in St John's Harbour. Tel. +1<PHONE_NUMBER>.
Port entry, depending on length, from US$2 (up to 20 feet) to $12 (120-150 feet). Also a clearance fee of approximately $3 per person.
Departure fee: $70EC
Cruising permit from US$8 (up to 20 feet) to $20 (120-150 feet) per month. One can buy an annual cruising permit to avoid paying the charge at every entry.
Mooring fees in English Harbour and Falmouth Harbour are less for anchoring than for at the dock and are calculated per foot per day, week or month. If the fees are not paid in advance the daily rate is charged.
National Parks Authority fees are payable at Nelson's Dockyard, Antigua Slipways, Antigua Yacht Club Marina, Falmouth Harbour Marina and Catamaran Marina.
Dockyard entry is EC$5 per person, valid for duration of stay.
No overtime fees, except at St John's, where they are about EC$20
Last updated February 2011.
Spearfishing is illegal in Antigua and Barbuda waters by non Antigua nationals. The coastline between Pillars of Hercules and entrance to Mamora Bay is protected and no fishing of any type is allowed in this area.
VHF Channel 68 is used as the calling frequency by all coastal stations, including repair companies, taxis and restaurants, so use of this channel as a working frequency is not permitted in Antiguan waters. It is strongly advised that an alternative channel is used as soon as contact is made on Channel 68.
The Coastguard stand by on VHF Channel 68 and 16. A boat can be searched either on entry into port from foreign waters or with a signed search warrant from a magistrates court.
You should be aware that it is an offence for anyone, including children, to dress in camouflage clothing.
Pets must be microchipped and blood tested for rabies at an approved laboratory. An official Health certificate issued between 7 to 10 days before arrival must be produced.
An Import Permit must be obtained from the Chief Veterinary Officer before arrival.
Once the permit is obtained in advance, inform the vet 72 hours before arrival (by email). On arrival, go ashore without your pet and clear in, informing the customs authorities how many animals you have on board. They will call the vet and make an appointment, who will come to the customs office, normally within 24 hours. They will inspect the animal/s and clear it/them in.
There is a US$50 fee for this service.
On departure, if the next island to be visited requires a health certificate (not the case if you are going to Guadeloupe, for example), then call the vet directly a few days in advance and make an appointment. They will come to the same customs office and inspect your pet and issue a health certificate.
The fee is US$50 per animal.
Last updated May 2016.


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