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beginning
intro
apt
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Launch
Tega Controls
Click to send a command to Tega:
Sleep
Wake Up
Interaction
Pause
Resume
Stop
Yes/No Input
Select senario outcome:
Timeout / No Response
Yes: Child Will Do It
No: Child Won't Do It
Negotiation
Select negotiation outcome:
Timeout / No Response
Refusal: Child Wants Their Choice
Acquiescense: Child Allows Robot's Choice
Compromise: Do Both (Not Specific)
Compromise: Do Child's First
Compromise: Do Robot's First
Tega Controls
Click to send a command to Tega:
Sleep
Wake Up
Story Controls
Click to signal the end of the story:
THE END
Select a command to send
CONFIRM AND SEND


Programmatic Interfaces¶
Programmatic access to molecular data in BigQuery, Google Cloud Storage, or Google Genomics is based directly on the interfaces provided by the Google Cloud Platform, as illustrated throughout the ISB-CGC code repositories on github.
In order to query the ISB-CGC metadata or to get information such as details regarding a cohort that a user may have saved during an interactive session, a series of APIs based on Google Cloud Endpoints have been defined. Details about these APIs as well as instructions on using helper scripts for the oAuth flow can be found here.
The Google APIs Explorer can be used to see each API and try it out through your web browser.
Each API may bundle several endpoints that are functionally related.
Cohort API¶
Cohorts are the primary organizing principle for subsetting and working with the TCGA data. A cohort is a list of samples (identified using the 16-character TCGA sample barcode). Users may create and share cohorts using the ISB-CGC web-app and then programmatically access these cohorts using this API.
This API currently bundles several different cohort-related endpoints:
- cohorts_list: returns a list of all cohorts that the user has OWNER or READER access to; each cohort is identified by a unique “id” and includes other information such as “name”, “comments”, “last_date_saved”, etc;
- cohorts_patients_samples_list: given a cohort id (required), this endpoint returns the patient_count and sample_count, as well as two lists of barcodes: one for the patients and one for the samples; (note that the number of patients can be less than the number of samples)
- patient_details: given a patient barcode (of length 12, eg TCGA-B9-7268), this endpoint returns all available information about this patient, including a list of samples and aliquots derived from this patient;
- sample_details: given a sample barcode (of length 16, eg TCGA-B9-7268-01A), this endpoint returns all available “biospecimen” information about this sample, the associated patient barcode, a list of associated aliquots, and a list of “data_details” blocks describing each of the data files associated with this sample;
- datafilenamekey_list: given a sample barcode (of length 16) this endpoint returns a list of GCS objects containing data from that sample;
- delete_cohort: given a cohort id (required), the user may programmatically delete a cohort for which they are OWNER (this can also be done interactively via the web-app);
- save_cohort:
Metadata API¶
This API currently bundles several different metadata-related endpoints:
metadata_list: returns all metadata about each patient (aka participant) in the specified cohort (if a cohort id is given); a list of “selectors” can also be passed in if only some of the metadata is requested;
cohort_files: given a cohort id, this endpoint returns the total number of files associated with that cohort, the counts according to platform, and details about each file;
sample_files: given a sample barcode (of length 16) this endpoint returns the total number of files associated with that sample, the counts according to platform, and details about each file;
- metadata_attr_list: returns a list of the metadata attributes; each item contained in the list includes:
- attribute: a string describing the attribute (eg “age_at_initial_pathologic_diagnosis”);
- code: indicates whether the attribute is numeric (N), binary (B), or categorical (includes strings) (C); and
- spec: indicates whether the attribute is a clinical feature associated with a patient (CLIN), a sample feature (SAMP).
User API¶
This API currently contains a single endpoint:
- am_i_dbgap_authorized: accesses the user’s Google identity and checks whether that identity is currently on the access control list (ACL) for controlled-data (which requires not only that the user have dbGaP authorization but also that the user has authenticated within the past 24 hours; returns one of two messages:
- “You are not on the controlled-access google group.” or
- “<user’s Google identity> has dbGaP authorization and is a member of the controlled-access google group.”
Helper Scripts¶
Two helper scripts, isb_auth.py and isb_curl.py are available for use from the command-line or from a python script. The first one is a wrapper for the OAuth process, and the second can be used to send a GET or POST request with the proper access token to the specified endpoint.


Tools
Statisitical power for a single sample size
Statisitical power table for a range of sample sizes
Documentation
Derivation


Until now, we just have two class libraries, one is the application provider, the other is the library which holds two different contracts (we call this library a Contract Repository in ACF, and it will be discussed in more detail in the Contract Repository chapter). None of them is executable. In order to make it work in command line, we must create a console application.
This console application is pretty simple, it just an host for the defined contracts. We will implement this console application with few lines of code.
Before we start, we should add a console application to our solution. Please do the following:
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using System.Reflection; using System.Runtime.CompilerServices; using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
// General Information about an assembly is controlled through the following // set of attributes. Change these attribute values to modify the information // associated with an assembly. [assembly: AssemblyTitle("catool")] [assembly: AssemblyDescription("")] [assembly: AssemblyConfiguration("")] [assembly: AssemblyCompany("SunnyChen.ORG")] [assembly: AssemblyProduct("catool")] [assembly: AssemblyCopyright("Copyright (C) 2007-2009 SunnyChen.ORG, all rights reserved.")] [assembly: AssemblyTrademark("")] [assembly: AssemblyCulture("")]
// Setting ComVisible to false makes the types in this assembly not visible // to COM components. If you need to access a type in this assembly from // COM, set the ComVisible attribute to true on that type. [assembly: ComVisible(false)]
// The following GUID is for the ID of the typelib if this project is exposed to COM [assembly: Guid("8c2b7e3b-4313-4658-a6ee-dc08650845f2")]
// Version information for an assembly consists of the following four values: // // Major Version // Minor Version // Build Number // Revision // // You can specify all the values or you can default the Build and Revision Numbers // by using the '*' as shown below: // [assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.*")] [assembly: AssemblyVersion("3.5.3253.15384")] [assembly: AssemblyFileVersion("<IP_ADDRESS>")] |
Note: Actually in the step 6 above, it is not necessary to add the project references to the console application, because the console application is independent of the implementation and it don't need to know much about the details of the provider and contracts in ACF architecture, everything is configurable in ACF. Here you can redirect the output of these two projects to the console application's binary directory by project settings, instead of setting the project references.


ZAP provides an Application Programming Interface (API) which allows you to interact with ZAP programmatically.
The API is available in JSON, HTML and XML formats.
A simple web UI which allows you to explore and use the API is available via the URL http://zap/
when you are proxying via ZAP, or via the host and port ZAP is listening on, eg
http://localhost:8080/.
By default only the machine ZAP is running on is able to access the API. You can allow other machines, that are able to use ZAP as a proxy, access to the API. The API is configured using the Options API screen.
The API provides access to most of the core ZAP features such as the
active scanner.
Future versions of ZAP will increase the functionality available via the APi.
The core API also supports uploading and downloading files, but this is disabled by default as a security measure. If an attacker is able to access the ZAP API then with this feature enabled they would be able to upload their own script to ZAP and then run it. ZAP scripts run with the same permissions as ZAP and so this is full remote code execution access.
To enable file transfer you will need to have an API key set and to enable it via the Options API screen. You can also enable file transfers via the command line as explained in the help for that screen.
With file transfer enabled you will be able to upload text files to the Transfer Directory using the 'fileUpload' 'other' endpoint and download them from there using the 'fileDownload' 'other' endpoint. You can specify subdirectories (e.g. "subdir/myfile") but any attempt to upload or download a file to or from another directory (e.g. using "../../") will be rejected. The 'fileUpload' endpoint only accepts POST requests and you should use an encoding of either "multipart/form-data" or "application/x-www-form-urlencoded". The web UI allows you to select and upload local files.
Curl example for uploading a file:
curl \ -F fileContents=@/full/path/to/file/to/be/uploaded \ -F apikey=your-api-key \ -F fileName=destination-filename \ http://localhost:8080/OTHER/core/other/fileUpload/
To download a file generated by another API endpoint you will need to specify a file name/path starting with "${XFER}". For example you could export a context to "${XFER}/contexts/my.context" and then download it by specifying "contexts/my.context".
To upload a file to another API endpoint you need to do the reverse - first upload it, e.g. to "plans/myplan.yaml", and then import it via the path "${XFER}/plans/myplan.yaml".
| UI Overview | for an overview of the user interface | |
| API Overview | for an overview of the API | |
| Features | provided by ZAP |


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Rscons supports phony build targets. Normally, a builder produces an output file, and executes whenever the input files or command have changed. A phony build target can be used to register a builder that does not produce an output file. A custom builder can take some action when the input files change even if it does not produce an output file. Such a builder could perform verification or run a test on its source files, possibly failing if some conditions are not met. It could also simply output something to the console, such as an analysis of the source file, whenever it changes. A phony target is signified by passing a Symbol instead of a String as the first parameter (target) to a builder method.
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Selangor Sultan wants state Jakoa allocation to be reviewed
KUALA LANGAT, Nov 3 — The Sultan of Selangor, Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, wants the federal and state government to review the amount allocated to the state’s Orang Asli Development Department (Jakoa) which had been declining since 2017.
The Ruler said that he was given to understand that the Selangor Jakoa allocation had been reduced yearly since 2017.
“The reduced allocation must be taken seriously by both the federal and state government so there is enough allocation that can be used for the development of the community,” he said at an event with the Pulau Carey Orang Asli community at Kampung Budaya Mah Meri here today.
Also present were Tengku Permaisuri Selangor, Tengku Permaisuri Norashikin and Raja Muda of Selangor, Tengku Amir Shah.
The Sultan urged the community to pay attention to the education of its younger generation so that they were not left out from the “flow” of development in the state and also reminded them to be concerned about health and hygiene to ensure that there were no outbreaks of infectious diseases.
Meanwhile, Selangor Mentri Besar Amirudin Shari in his welcoming address at the event, said that the state executive council had allocated RM500,000 to the Selangor Jakoa standing committee for the purpose of human capital development, housing repairs and infrastructure development projects.
The standing committee was formed after the Selangor Jakoa had stated that the 2019 federal government allocation for the community was concentrated in the states of Perak and Pahang. — Bernama


The Nuclear Weapon Archive is descended from an early web site named the High Energy Weapons Archive (HEWA) founded in November 1994 by Gary Au, then a student at Melbourne University, Australia. Gary managed the site for 14 months, then upon graduation he took a job at the Australian Department of Defence as a military scientist and Gary was forced to relinquish responsibility for the archive for security reasons.
Administration of the site was assumed on 15 January 1996 by Carey Sublette of the United States who was already the site's principal contributor.
The site's principal host and mirrors have migrated several times over the years. It moved from Melbourne University in August 1995 when activity on the site reached unprecedented levels connected with the fiftieth aniversary of the atomic bombing of Japan. This attracted the attention of university officials, who then closed the site down through the belated and selective enforcement of university regulations concerning the use of computing facilities.
Since then it has been variously hosted by sites in Finland, Italy and the United States. Its most recent (discontinued) hosts include the Federation of American scientists and Enviroweb. Its current host is the Membrane Domain.
The problems of broken links associated with migrating hosts prompted the registration of a domain name for the site in August 2003: nuclearweaponarchive.org. It is intended that this domain will remain in operation indefinitely and provide reliable access to the site's content. Coinciding with the adoption of the nuclearweaponarchive.org domain, the site was rechristened The Nuclear Weapon Archive, a more accurate description of the site's content.


Did you know that brains have hormones?
November 15, 2017
One of the most commonly misunderstood concepts that many non scientists have is the idea about
where hormones come from. After Claude Bernard’s study on hormones in the 1800s, hormones were defined as
secretion from the ductless glands. However, scientists nowadays completely debunk this idea. It is known
today that hormones do not originate in the ductless glands, but instead in the brain. Just like how the
mitochondria is the energy powerhouse of the cell, think of the brain as the house of hormones. This is
where they are synthesized, secreted and transported the majority of the time. To be even more specific,
hormones are generally known as signalling molecules that experience day to day communications between
other cells and various tissues. They are also largely involved in homeostasis, cell signalling,
communication and in the information transfer of cells. Hence, being the basis of endocrinology, hormones
play a vital role in the physiological well being of every species on this planet.
The Origin of Life
Imagine how Earth was like when it was born into this universe. It could have possibly been lifeless, quiet,
and peaceful, or perhaps it was roaring with giant volcanoes, ruthless earthquakes and heavy rain. But
besides the fact that the Earth did not contain a single spec of life, hormones were surprisingly present!
It is known that the first chemical activity that took place on Earth was considered a hormone. These
hormones were simple of course, such as amino acids or sugars but since they all acquired the same
characteristics of signalling molecules, they are considered hormones.
You may consider two possible origins of hormones during the premature stages of Earth: 1) Extraterrestrial
origins, where meteorites and organic materials that hit the surface of the Earth contained various organic
chemical compounds such as amino acids, ketones, alcohols, purines and etc. and 2) Terrestrial origins,
which were the basic chemical compounds such as amino acids, sugars, ammonia, water and purines that were
already present on Earth. For the ignition of these chemical compounds, a heat source such as lighting or
simply the Sun, must have been present.
The Brain
Now that you know where hormones could have possibly originated, the next step is to understand where they
are found in the body. From our hearts, lungs, arteries, veins and other various tissues of organs,
hormones are essentially found all over our body. But most importantly, these hormones originally come
from the brain. Here is where they are mass produced through various chemical reactions in the hypothalamus
in which they are triggered by the consumption of food. This is why it is so important to feed our bodies
with the most wholesome and healthiest food so that it is able to produce functional hormones that aid in
the critical measures of our physiology.
As hormones are synthesized in various regions of the brain, they then come in contact with a specific
region of the brain called the pituitary gland. This is the gland closest to the hypothalamus and it
consists of two main parts; the anterior lobe (pars distalis) and the posterior lobe (pars nervosa).
There are also other parts called the median eminence, where hormones produced from the hypothalamus
are stored and released into the pars distalis and the pars intermedia. The pars intermedia is derived
from the anterior lobe and is located in between that and the posterior lobe. Now for the sake of
simplicity, we will remain focused on these two main lobes.
The posterior lobe is quite direct. It consists of the neurosecretory terminal which originate from cells
in the hypothalamus. The two main hormones that are stored in the lobe are known as vasopressin/ADH and
oxytocin. These are stress hormones and they aid in various functions in the body such as osmoregulation
and reproduction respectively to name a few. Vasotocin is also released from here but this is only found
in fish. These hormones are then released into the blood stream to be transported to various tissues of
our body. On the other hand, the anterior lobe is a much more complicated organ. Neuroendocrines from the
hypothalamus secrete releasing hormones such as growth hormone releasing hormones and thyrotropinreleasing
hormones to name a few, into the anterior lobe. Blood vessels which interact with the nerve endings of the
neuroendocrines are then transported through the portal system. The portal system consists of blood vessels
that direct the blood towards secretory cells. The neurohormones come into direct contact with the
secretory cells to signal them to release specific tropic hormones. In this case, the growth hormone
releasing hormone tells the secretory cell to release growth hormones while the thyrotropinreleasing
hormone tells the secretory cell to release thyrotropin. These tropic hormones leave the gland via the
blood stream and is then transported to various parts of the body such as the reproductive system and
the thyroid gland.
In the blood stream, hormones are specifically designed to attach to proteins or lipids in which they are
directed towards receptors on the membranes of tissues. The hormones attach to the receptors to either
activate or inhibit signal transduction pathways to produce specific physiological effects. Many of these
effects can become quite complex however, I will anticipate you by saving it for another blog entry!
In Conclusion
Now that you have finally learned a glimpse of what hormones are and how they are mediated throughout the
body, you may now give yourself a pat on the back for learning something new! Yes, you are smarter than
you ever were before so now you may spread this knowledge to your friends, peers and family! Let it
excite you and bring about the awareness of its importance! The brain is a powerful thing and we shall
always take advantage of it as it is truly, the superpower of our existence!
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And as always,
Live life with a curious mind.
Sincerely, Nathalee
♥


turbo
High-performance build system for JavaScript and TypeScript codebases.
See also: `nx`.
More information: home page
- Log in using the default web browser with a Vercel account:
turbo login
- Link the current directory to a Vercel organization and enable remote caching:
turbo link
- Build the current project:
turbo run build
- Run a task without concurrency:
turbo run task_name --concurrency=1
- Run a task ignoring cached artifacts and forcibly re-execute all tasks:
turbo run task_name --force
- Run a task in parallel across packages:
turbo run task_name --parallel --no-cache
- Unlink the current directory from your Vercel organization and disable Remote Caching:
turbo unlink
- Generate a Dot graph of a specific task execution (the output file format can be controlled with the filename):
turbo run task_name --graph=path/to/filehome pagehtml|jpg|json|pdf|png|svg


Samsung Black Friday 2019 TV Deals: Full Range Of Massive Savings Revealed
by John ArcherA few days ago Forbes colleague Gordon Kelly introduced us to the first four of Samsung’s Black Friday TV deals. Now, though, Samsung has unveiled its full roster of Black Friday TV price reductions - and there are some truly massive savings to be had on sets right across the brand’s latest range. Including its excellent 8K and 4K QLED (Quantum Dot) models, and its ‘high design’ Frame sets.What’s more, you don’t have to wait until Black Friday itself (November 29) to take advantage of Samsung’s Black Friday deals; they’ve all just gone live right now via Samsung’s US website.
Here’s a full break down of every set included in the sale, including the size of the price cut each model is getting.
Samsung Q900R 8K range
As well as carrying four times as many pixels as 4K TVs, Samsung’s second generation of 8K TVs feature the brand’s QLED color technology, new wide viewing angle support, and thousands of nits of HDR-friendly brightness. This brightness is partnered, though, with nearly 480 dimming zones, to ensure that the screen can also deliver outstanding black levels for LCD screen technology. A review of the QN82Q900R can be found here.
Samsung QN98Q900R (98 inches) - Sale price $69,999.99 (saving $30,000!!)
Samsung QN82Q900R (82 inches) - Sale price $6,999.99 (saving $3,000)
Samsung QN75Q900R (75 inches) - Sale price $4,999.99 (saving $2,000)
Samsung QN65Q900R (65 inches) - Sale price $3,499.99 (saving $1,500)
Samsung QN55Q900R (55 inches) - Sale price $2,499.99 (saving $1,000)
Samsung Q90R 4K Range
Samsung’s flagship 4K models for 2019 use direct LED lighting with more than 400 separate zones of local dimming to deliver unprecedented brightness and contrast for LCD TVs. They also use new wide angle technology so that you can watch them from almost any angle without the picture losing contrast or colour. You can find a review of the QN65Q90R here.
Samsung QN82Q90R (82 inches) - Sale price $4,499.99 (saving $2,000!)
Samsung QN75Q90R (75 inches) - Sale price $3,499.99 (saving $1,500)
Samsung QN65Q90R (65 inches) - Sale price $2,199.99 (saving $1,300)
Samsung Q80R 4K Range
Samsung’s step down TVs for 2019 still use direct LED lighting with local dimming, as well as the brand’s QLED color and wide angle technologies. They aren’t quite as bright as the Q90Rs, though, and don’t use as many local dimming zones.
Samsung QN82Q80R (82 inches) - Sale price $3,499.99 (saving $1,800)
Samsung QN75Q80R (75 inches) - Sale price $2,299.99 (saving $1,700)
Samsung QN65Q80R (65 inches) - Sale price $1,699.99 (saving $1,100)
Samsung QN55Q80R (55 inches) - Sale price $1,299.99 (saving $700)
Samsung Q70R 4K Range
The Q70Rs still use direct LED lighting and QLED technology, but reduce the dimming zones once more and this time there’s no wide angle viewing technology.
Samsung UN85Q70R (85 inches) - Sale price $2,999.99 (saving $1,800)
Samsung UN82Q70R (82 inches) - Sale price $2,499.99 (saving $2,000)
Samsung UN75Q70R (75 inches) - Sale price $1,999.99 (saving $1,300)
Samsung UN65Q70R (65 inches) - Sale price $1,199.99 (saving $1,000)
Samsung UN55Q70R (55 inches) - Sale price $999.99 (saving $500)
Samsung UN49Q70R (49 inches) - Sale price $799.99 (saving $450)
Samsung Q60R 4K Range
This is the cheapest point at which you can buy Samsung’s QLED technology. At this price level, though, the screens move away from direct LED lighting, where the lights sit right behind the screen, to less precise edge LED lighting, where the LEDs are ranged around the outside of the picture. There’s no local dimming here, either, and brightness levels are substantially reduced.
Samsung Q82Q60R (82 inches) - Sale price $1,999.99 (saving $1,800)
Samsung Q75Q60R (75 inches) - Sale price $1,499.99 (saving $1,500)
Samsung Q65Q60R (65 inches) - Sale price $999.99 (saving $800)
Samsung Q55Q60R (55 inches) - Sale price $699.99 (saving $500)
Samsung Q49Q60R (49 inches) - Sale price $599.99 (saving $400)
Samsung Q43Q60R (43 inches) - Sale price $499.99 (saving $300)
Samsung ‘The Frame’ Range
These designer 4K TVs are intended to look like works of art when you’re not using them as TVs. Their frames are customisable with black, white, beige or brown colors, and you can choose from a huge range of digitised artworks to show on the screen. They still use Samsung’s latest QLED panels, though, so still deliver that technology’s extended color range and brightness.
The deals on these sets aren’t set to go live until November 18, so at the moment I only have the sale details on one of the four sets in the Frame range. When I get details on the other three deals, I’ll update this article.
Samsung QN43L503R (43 inches) - Sale price $799.99 (save $500)
Samsung RU8000 range
These models don’t use Samsung’s QLED technology, and use edge LED lighting with no local dimming. These two facts mean its pictures aren’t as bright or richly colored as those of the QLED models. The RU8000 models still sit at the top of Samsung’s non-QLED TV range for 2019, though, so they still get wide color gamut support and an ultra slim design.
Samsung UN82RU8000 (82 inches) - Sale price $1,799.99 (saving $1,400)
Samsung UN75RU8000 (75 inches) - Sale price $1,299.99 (saving $900)
Samsung UN65RU8000 (65 inches) - Sale price $799.99 (saving $600)
Samsung UN55RU8000 (55 inches) - Sale price $549.99 (saving $450)
Samsung UN49RU8000 (49 inches) - Sale price $499.99 (saving $300)
Look out for other Black Friday buying guides from me in the coming days.
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Welcome to your HackMerced application! We at HackMerced are grateful that you have decided to apply to our hackathon - our applications formally close January 2nd, but we will announcing acceptances as soon as December 17th!
We are experimenting with new features, including automatically saving your application every change you make!
When you are finally done, please hit "Submit my Application" at the bottom for us to review you app (you can still make edits after).
You have been selected to join us at UC Merced for HackMerced 2017! Out of the 1000 applicants, you have been chosen to hack with us from Feburary 10-12.
Hit that confirm acceptance below so we can know you're going - be sure to make it known on our Facebook Event, and join our Facebook Group!
Congrats you've confirmed your acceptance! Join our Facebook Group and show that you're coming through on our Facebook Event
Just show up at our event on Feburary 10-12!
Please wait a few days while we process everyone's application so we can send out reimbursment information or bus confirmations. If you attend the following schools, please email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you are interested in becoming a bus coordinator.
Please email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>so we can send you a parental consent waiver that you can either email back to us or turn in at the event.
Thanks for applying to HackMerced, unfortunately we will not be able to accept you to our event at this moment. The reasons for this is primarily due to space concerns. HackMerced prioritizes UC Merced students, then everyone else to better support our community. You may have had an amazing application, but due to our selection process we cannot extend a hand to you. Please apply next fall when we try to double our student count :)
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By default, autofocus directive will try to focus element to which this directive is applied.
If this element is not focusable or tabbable, it will try to find such element in it's children.
Developers can change order of search for the tabbable elements by providing
[focusLastElement]="true"
input property.
Additionally, developers can specify CSS selector of the focusable element manually, to focus on a specific element.


Limit
The limit
task is a task container (that is, it
holds other tasks) and sets a time limit on how long the
nested tasks are allowed to run. This is useful for unit tests
that go awry, hung socket connections, or other potentially
long running tasks that need to be shut off without stopping
the build.
| Attribute | Description | Default | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| maxwait | How long to wait for nested tasks to finish. | 180 seconds (3 minutes) | No |
| maxwaitunit | The unit for maxwait. Valid values are "millisecond", "second", "minute", "hour", "day", "week". | seconds | No |
| failonerror | Should the build fail if the time limit has been exceeded? | false | No |
| property | The name of a property to set if the max wait time is exceeded. | none | No |
| value | The value to set for the property if the max wait time is exceeded. | true | No |
| milliseconds | How long to wait in milliseconds. | 3 minutes | No |
| seconds | How long to wait in seconds. | 3 minutes | No |
| minutes | How long to wait in minutes. | 3 minutes | No |
| hours | How long to wait in hours. | 3 minutes | No |
| days | How long to wait in days. | 3 minutes | No |
| weeks | How long to wait in weeks. | 3 minutes | No |
Examples:
Neither the echo
nor the fail
will
happen in this example. The build will continue once the time
has expired.
<limit maxwait="3"> <sleep seconds="10"/> <echo>This won't happen...</echo> <fail>This won't happen either...</fail> </limit>
This is identical to the above example, but uses the convenience "seconds" attribute:
<limit seconds="3"> <sleep seconds="10"/> <echo>This won't happen...</echo> <fail>This won't happen either...</fail> </limit>
Neither the echo
nor the fail
will
happen in this example. The build will not continue once the
time has expired.
<limit maxwait="3" failonerror="true"> <sleep seconds="10"/> <echo>This won't happen...</echo> <fail>This won't happen either...</fail> </limit>
The limit will be reached and a property will be set indicating so.
<limit minutes="3" property="limit_reached"> <sleep minutes="10"/> <echo>This won't happen...</echo> <fail>This won't happen either...</fail> </limit> <echo>limit_reached = ${limit_reached)</echo>


All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file starting from version v4.0.0. This project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
maxAge
option in README (1b0592e99cc8def293eed177e2575fa7f1cf7aa5)clockTimestamp
option to verify()
you can set the current time in seconds with it (#274) (8fdc1504f4325e7003894ffea078da9cba5208d9)verify()
input (#305) (1b6ec8d466504f58c5a6e2dae3360c828bad92fb), closes #305keyid
on sign
. (b412be91b89acb3a742bb609d3b54e47e1dfc441)options.clockTolerance
to jwt.verify
(65ddea934f226bf06bc9d6a55be9587515cfc38d)This was an immediate change after publishing 6.0.0.
Improved the options for the sign
method (53c3987b3cc34e95eb396b26fc9b051276e2f6f9)
expiresIn
when the payload is not an object (304f1b33075f79ed66f784e27dc4f5307aa39e27)expiresInMinutes
and expiresInSeconds
are deprecated and no longer supported.notBeforeInMinutes
and notBeforeInSeconds
are deprecated and no longer supported.options
are strongly validated.options.expiresIn
, options.notBefore
, options.audience
, options.issuer
, options.subject
and options.jwtid
are mutually exclusive with payload.exp
, payload.nbf
, payload.aud
, payload.iss
options.algorithm
is properly validated.options.headers
is renamed to options.header
.this
referring to the global object instead of module.exports
in verify()
(93f554312e37129027fcf4916f48cb8d1b53588c)iat
if the user does not specify that argument.https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/e900282a8d2dff1d4dec815f7e6aa7782e867d91 https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/35036b188b4ee6b42df553bbb93bc8a6b19eae9d https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/954bd7a312934f03036b6bb6f00edd41f29e54d9 https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/24a370080e0b75f11d4717cd2b11b2949d95fc2e https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/a77df6d49d4ec688dfd0a1cc723586bffe753516
header.alg
mismatch exception to invalid algorithm
and adding more mismatch tests.As<EMAIL_ADDRESS>changed the verify method signature to be jws.verify(signature, algorithm, secretOrKey)
, the token header must be decoded first in order to make sure that the alg
field matches one of the allowed options.algorithms
. After that, the now validated header.alg
is passed to jws.verify
As the order of steps has changed, the error that was thrown when the JWT was invalid is no longer the jws
one:
{ [Error: Invalid token: no header in signature 'a.b.c'] code: 'MISSING_HEADER', signature: 'a.b.c' }
That old error (removed from jws) has been replaced by a JsonWebTokenError
with message invalid token
.
Important: versions >= 4.2.2 this library are safe to use but we decided to deprecate everything
< 5.0.0
to prevent security warnings from librarynode-jws
when doingnpm install
.
https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/634b8ed0ff5267dc25da5c808634208af109824e https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/9f24ffd5791febb449d4d03ff58d7807da9b9b7e https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/19e6cc6a1f2fd90356f89b074223b9665f2aa8a2 https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/1e4623420159c6410616f02a44ed240f176287a9 https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/954bd7a312934f03036b6bb6f00edd41f29e54d9 https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/24a370080e0b75f11d4717cd2b11b2949d95fc2e https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/a77df6d49d4ec688dfd0a1cc723586bffe753516
jfromaniello - awlayton
)
https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/402794663b9521bf602fcc6f2e811e7d3912f9dc
https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/8df6aabbc7e1114c8fb3917931078254eb52c222jfromaniello
)
https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/7017e74db9b194448ff488b3e16468ada60c4ee5The issue was caused because the same signature was used to verify both type of tokens (verify
method parameter: secretOrPublicKey
).
This change adds a new parameter to the verify called algorithms
. This can be used to specify a list of supported algorithms, but the default value depends on the secret used: if the secretOrPublicKey contains the string BEGIN CERTIFICATE
the default is [ 'RS256','RS384','RS512','ES256','ES384','ES512' ]
otherwise is [ 'HS256','HS384','HS512' ]
. (jfromaniello
)
https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/c2bf7b2cd7e8daf66298c2d168a008690bc4bdd3
https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken/commit/1bb584bc382295eeb7ee8c4452a673a77a68b687
typ
property. 5290db1encoding
as a new option to sign
. 1fc385eignoreExpiration
to verify
. 8d4da27expiresInSeconds
to sign
. dd156cc


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changes its value to__!!__
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data
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can/view/mustache
returnscan
object now1.1.1 ( November 19, 2012 )
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add: AMD module support for each dependency (#46)
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can.Mustache
can.view
can.EJS
can.route
can.Control
can.Observe
can.Model
models
toinstances
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can.compute
can.Control
.Removed globals
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can.compute
can.ejs
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can.model
make
prefixed static function, such asmakeFindAll
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can.each
can/util/function
can.defer
method as an alias forsetTimeout(function(){}, 0)
.can.view
toId
so it will work with both older and newersteal
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can.each
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findAll
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andfindAll
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Registers itself as an AMD module if
define
is in thewindow
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java.lang.AssertionError
1 tests
java.lang.AssertionError
| Test | Duration | Attributes | Media | Source | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| fail | And all the products will be returned Get All product |
0h 0m 1s+441msc | |||
cucumber.api.PendingException
13 tests
cucumber.api.PendingException
| Test | Duration | Attributes | Media | Source | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| skip | And products list should only contain "name" and "price" in the response Get all products, but only show the name and price in the result |
0h 0m 0s+1msc | |||
| skip | And products with only type as "HardGood" will be displayed. Get products of type HardGood |
0h 0m 0s+0msc | |||
| skip | And products with price less than or equal to "$1.00" will be displayed Get products less than or equal to $1.00 |
0h 0m 0s+0msc | |||
| skip | And products that have "star wars" in the name and are under "$30" will be displayed Get products that have 'star wars' in the name and are under $30 |
0h 0m 0s+0msc | |||
| skip | And products that are either "$0.99" or "$1.99" will be displayed Get products that are either $0.99 or $1.99 |
0h 0m 0s+1msc | |||
| skip | And products that are either "$5" or "$6" will be displayed Get products that are either $5 or $6 |
0h 0m 0s+2msc | |||
| skip | And products that have a shipping price of more than "$10" will be displayed Get products that have a shipping price of more than $10 |
0h 0m 0s+1msc | |||
| skip | And products that are not "HardGood" or "Software" will be displayed Get products that are not HardGood or Software |
0h 0m 0s+2msc | |||
| skip | And products that are in category name "Coffee Pods" will be displayed Get products that are in category name "Coffee Pods" |
0h 0m 0s+2msc | |||
| skip | And products that are in category ID "abcat0106004" will be displayed Get products that are in category ID "abcat0106004" (TV Mounts) |
0h 0m 0s+2msc | |||
| skip | When I submit post request with "id already present" Negative test-new category should not be created if already present |
0h 0m 0s+2msc | |||
| skip | When I submit post request with "incorrect tags in the request body" Negative test-new category should not be created if extra tag is added in the post body request |
0h 0m 0s+1msc | |||
| skip | And new product is correctly saved in database Create new product |
0h 0m 0s+0msc | |||


This is a template within the template. $param1 + $param2 = $param1 + $param2
\n
As you can see, the parameters you define inside the <o2 call> tag are available in the function as variables of the same name.
If you separate the opening <o2 call> tag and the closing <o2 call> tag, the content (between opening and closing tag) of the call tag
is available to the function template as a variable named "content". This wasn't a very good explanation, but see the following example.
Hi $name! The weather is $weatherCondition today!
Oh, btw: Check this out;
$content
\n
Ibsens ripsbusker og andre buskevekster!
Functions can be used to do things recursively, as this example illustrates.
$person->{name}
{child}">
Child:
\n


An Architecture for E-Voting
on MAY 27, 2014
E-voting is a hot topic in my country,and has been discussed a lot everywhere.
Since we are already using the internet and touch-screen technologies in our everyday lives,
why not apply that to voting? And not for the sake of technology itself, but in order to
prevent technical mistakes and election fraud, and make [...]
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import com.sleepycat.db.*;public void set_flags(int flags);
The following additional flags may be specified for the Btree access method:
Specifying that duplicates are to be sorted changes the behavior of the
Db.put operation as well as the Dbc.put operation when
the Db.DB_KEYFIRST, Db.DB_KEYLAST and Db.DB_CURRENT
flags are specified.
Logical record numbers in btrees are mutable in the face of record
insertion or deletion.
See the DB_RENUMBER flag in the Recno access method information for
further discussion.
Maintaining record counts within a btree introduces a serious point of
contention, namely the page locations where the record counts are stored.
In addition, the entire tree must be locked during both insertions and
deletions, effectively single-threading the tree for those operations.
Specifying DB_RECNUM can result in serious performance degradation for
some applications and data sets.
It is an error to specify both DB_DUP and DB_RECNUM.
The following additional flags may be specified for the Hash access method:
Specifying that duplicates are to be sorted changes the behavior of the Db.put operation as well as the Dbc.put operation when the Db.DB_KEYFIRST, Db.DB_KEYLAST and Db.DB_CURRENT flags are specified.
The following additional flags may be specified for the Recno access method:
Any records added to the database that are less than re_len bytes long are automatically padded. Any attempt to insert records into the database that are greater than re_len bytes long will cause the call to fail immediately and return an error.
Using the Db.put or Dbc.put interfaces to create new records will cause the creation of multiple records if the record number is more than one greater than the largest record currently in the database. For example, creating record 28, when record 25 was previously the last record in the database, will create records 26 and 27 as well as 28. Attempts to retrieve records that were created in this manner will result in an error return of DB_KEYEMPTY.
If a created record is not at the end of the database, all records following the new record will be automatically renumbered upward by 1. For example, the creation of a new record numbered 8 causes records numbered 8 and greater to be renumbered upward by 1. If a cursor was positioned to record number 8 or greater before the insertion, it will be shifted upward 1 logical record, continuing to reference the same record as it did before.
For these reasons, concurrent access to a recno database with the DB_RENUMBER flag specified may be largely meaningless, although it is supported.


At George Mason High School, we have a outstanding tech program including a strong TSA chapter.
Our school holds many tech education opportunities, and you can see it just by looking. In our school, every student has a school-issued MacBook Air, which they use in all of their classes and can take home to work on homework or projects. Our school also has several acedemic technology opportunities, Some of these are our high-end Makerspace, our popular Robotics club, and our Cyberpatriots club.
Makerspace
Over the summer of 2015, our school took a large amount of saved funds, and was able to begin construction of a high-powered Makerspace where students may work on any and all projects, from art to musical recording to building robots. Some of our members used it during this year's TSA preparation to build the strap-on shoe wheels which we entered in the Inventions and Innovations competition. **Clarification needed!!!
Techspace
Several years ago, our school's tech department converted an old snack bar into a tech-support kiosk which students are allowed to operate. Those running the kiosk help other students with their MacBook Airs. Students are allowed to seek help or run the Techspace during Mustang Block (the school-wide free period), or during their own open blocks.
Robotics Club
Our school has a prominent Robotics club, Vae Victis (Team 1418), which meets frequently during the build season to build a powerful machine to compete in the FIRST Robotics competition. Our middle school counterpart, Mary Ellen Henderson Middle School, has a FIRST LEGO Leage robotics competition which feeds into the more advanced club at the High School. Vae Victis members help with numerous aspects of the middle school competition.
CyberPatriots
At our school (as well as our middle school counterpart), we have a CyberPatriots chapter. CyberPatriots is a club where students can learn the ins and outs of software and how to use their hacking skills ethically. Students learn about bash, penetration testing, and software design.
Computer Science classes
George Mason has a robust selection of Computer Science and related classes, including Computer Science I, AP, and IB; Computer Graphics I and II; Robotics; and others. We have two Computer Science teachers at Mason: Mr. William Snyder and Mr. Randall Moran, both of whom also teach Mathematics, a subject closely related to Computer Science.


Hexagonal architecture
This article explains so-called Hexagonal Architecture which is one of architectural styles applicable for wide variety of applications / software.
You have the following problem to be solved
We need to develop our software in more robust way so that it can survive technological changes. You should be not forced to rewrite big amount of business logic code just because you need to:
-
replace specific transport layer protocol,
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or replace storage technology,
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or you want to migrate from one cloud provider to another cloud provider,
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or …
Eventually, you don’t want your domain code base to be scattered and obscured with technological details such as HTTP exceptions, SQL code, JPA/Spring annotations, etc.
The proposed solution enables the customer
With appropriate architecture that is technology agnostic the customer should expect:
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predictable and limited costs of migration to newer version of technological components (including "breaking changes" migrations),
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manageable costs of replacing technological components (such as exchanging SQL provider or migrating from Springboot to Quarkus),
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manageable costs of infrastructure shifts (such as changing cloud provider),
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lower overall maintenance costs due to cleaner domain code and higher software quality.
The proposed solution is
addressing your business
This solution is most valuable for medium- to high-complexity software systems. Expected benefits are measured as further development and maintenance costs as presented on the following pseudo-graph by Martin Fowler (see bibliography for source).
Hexagonal architecture can be applied to any business domain, however it works best with domains that have rich business rules.
definitively needed if
Hexagonal architecture is preferred solution if:
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there is a necessity of applying a DDD technique (Domain Driven Design).
How to solve your problem
Be domain centric
Plan and implement your domain model without any technical dependencies. Use standard features of your programming language as they are sufficient to realize your goals. You can use power of object oriented programming and model entities or aggregates with methods mutating their state.
Be use case centric
Plan and implement your use cases without any technical dependencies. Use domain model as the only dependency to your use cases. The use case is basically a function that uses and interacts with domain model.
The domain and use cases form "the core" as shown in the center of following diagram.
Isolate and protect your core
Keep your domain model and use cases isolated from technical details.
As each use case is basically a function, call this function from glue code called inbound adapter. The interface between your use case and the adapter is called inbound port. Convert data from inbound specific form into use case specific form if necessary.
If your use case must call any external system (that is usually another API, event queue, database), use inversion of control pattern and hide that external system behind interface. We call such interface an outbound port.
Manage your dependencies
Your ultimate goal is to keep your system core clean of any technical dependencies. It makes more sense to present such architecture using concentric circles rather than stacked layers. With such visualisation in mind you have to ensure that dependencies always point inwards and never in opposite direction (refer dashed arrows on following diagram).
It is important to note, that layers inside the core, as visible in "onion" model are optional. You can put as many layers as you want, depending on needs. The bare minimum seems to be however: domain and use cases.
Use appropriate tooling
To practically manage dependencies you can use:
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multiple source modules (using Maven or Gradle),
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combine both if needed.
Go beyond!
Related documentation
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Clean Architecture: A Craftsman’s Guide to Software Structure and Design, Robert C. Martin
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Get your hands dirty on clean architecture, Tom Hombergs
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Ready for changes with Hexagonal Architecture by Damir Svrtan and Sergii Makagon


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Badgerland F-100s Meeting Minutes
The May meeting was hosted by Dave Strand and John Bradley. Due to inclement weather the meeting was moved indoors to the home of John Bradley. Thanks for opening your house for us. There were 14 members & Jake in attendance and 2 trucks.
The meeting was called to order by President Mike Sonn at 1:30 PM.
Officers Present - Mike Sonn, President
Mark Favor,V. President
Todd Showers, Treasurer
Cindy Favor, Secretary
Bob Kulinski, Newsletter Editor
Treasurer's Report - Todd Shower's reported that the club has in the account.
Membership Report - no new members this month.
Newsletter Editor - Bob reported that he is up & ready to start sending the newsletter via e-mail to those members who have contacted Bob. An Hewlett-Packard PC, 17" monitor and software with Microsoft Word was purchased(after rebates) for a net cost of $824.28. This included some rebates that he received. So far he has gotten 26 e-mail addresses from members, vendors, and clubs. He will start sending them this month. He will also use bcc for addresses to keep the addresses more private.
Jeff Burnett has donated almost a case of paper for the regular printing of the newsletter. Bob K. will check with printer to see if useable and applicable discount. Thanks Jeff!!
Old Business –
Dave Kerznar has recently undergone quadruple by-pass surgery. We wish him a speedy recovery.
Dash 11
Flyers
- Mike Connor reported that he had some flyers made up. He gave 300 to Greg Master's to distribute and 150 handed out at Jefferson. He also mailed 300 and will take some to Pigeon Forge, Tenn.Shirts - Randy Martin was not at the meeting to make a report.
Hotel - Make your reservations now before all the good rooms have been reserved. Make sure you request to be in the Badgerland area if you wish to be in the back "cove" area. Copa Cabana management has stated we can reserve specific rooms if we know which one we want. (See lay-out of room locations located elsewhere in this newsletter). Call the Copa Cabana at<PHONE_NUMBER> and be sure to mention the Badgerland F-100s show, September 15th-16th.
Food - Nothing new to report at this time.
Dash - con’t.
Mark Leonhard checked into purchasing a new Nesco. He is unable to get a good deal at this time. We will wait until we know for sure how many we will need for the show before purchasing one at this time.
Volunteers - Mike reported that we still need someone to head up the van. Please contact Mike if you are interested in this. Otherwise things are looking pretty good. Mike will make a Volunteer spread sheet which will be in the newsletter. Please look it over and sign up for anything you will be able to help with.
Kid's Games - nothing to report at this time.
It was brought up that since we are not having a model contest that we could up the budget for kid's games. A motion was made by Mike Connor and seconded by Floyd Johnson to up the kid's games budget from $75.00 to $100.00. The motion passed unopposed.
Friday Cruise - If anyone is interested in planning a cruise for Friday please let Mike Connor know.
Dash Plaques - Dash plaques would run $1.25 a piece and $ 1.00 for thank-you's. A motion was made by Mark Favor and seconded by Bob Kulinski to have 150 dash plaques made up. Motion carried unopposed. They will check on number for thank-you's before making that decision.
Club Shirts - Mike Connor brought a catalogue he received from Dave Farmer. Badgerland shirts were discussed and will be brought up again at another meeting.
It was brought to the attention of Todd Shower's that more than $100.00 was spent with the consent of the President, but not by vote of the club members. $400.00 was spent for printing, supplies and postage for flyers and beg letters for the show. They needed to be printed before the meeting so they could be taken to area shows. Mike Connor and Todd Showers would like to apologize for this oversight. A discussion was held by the members present and a suggestion was made to amend the By-Laws.
The current By-Law states(Article IV, Section H): President shall be authorized to approve expenditures not to exceed $100.00 for special expenditures, without the vote of the membership. The proposed amendment would read: Any show expense over $100.00 must be approved by the President and the majority of the club officers prior to payment. Motion was made by Todd Showers and seconded by Jeff Burnett to accept the amendment. Motion carried. A second vote will be taken at the next meeting.
The Treasurer mentioned this will be the last newsletter sent to members who haven’t paid their Club dues for 2000. Also Todd would like to update the Advertiser's annual fee. Please contact Todd Showers if you have any information on this.
New Business -
We received a thank-you from Second Harvest Food Bank. We donated 62 lbs. of food and $10.00. Thanks to everyone who contributed.
Mike Connor brought information on the Hot Rod Power Club. It offers clubs guides, coupons, rebates, etc. Mike Sonn will have the information if anyone is interested.
The next meeting will be June 24th at Randy and Diane Roelke's.
Motion to close meeting was made by Dale Barrette and seconded by Rita Johnson. The meeting adjourned at 2:50 PM.
Submitted by Cindy Favor, Secretary
Upcoming Meetings –
June 24th –
Randy & Diane Roelke, Loganville, WIJuly 23rd – Bob & Linda Kulinski, Waukesha, WI
August 19th - Jeff Burnett in Caledonia, WI
July Meeting
This meeting is being held at the site of the Wisconsin Super ‘60s Ford Club show, Soerens Ford in Brookfield, WI. I’ve included a registration form if you wish to enter your truck in the show. The folks of the Super ‘60s Club will reserve a spot for us to park our trucks and hold our meeting. If you want to register before the show, please forward your registration to address shown on the form. If you plan to attend the July 23 meeting, whether it’s held at Soerens Ford or at the Kulinski home, please let me know by July 10th . I’d like to know how many folks will be coming and if you’ll be driving your Effie.
The show is free to the public and you can park your truck or vehicle outside of the show grounds for free if you wish. Food and pop is available as well as toilet facilities. A DJ spins records and has prizes for trivia questions answered correctly. It’s a lot of fun, so plan on attending.
If the weather is inclement on meeting day, we’ll hold the meeting at the Kulinski house in Waukesha.
DO THE DUES
Are you current with your 2000 Club dues? Well, I hope you are, ‘cuz if you ain’t, this is the last newsletter for ya partner. If you can’t remember if you paid your fair share to the Club, just check the label on this newsletter to see if there’s a PD3/01 above your name.
If there is, you’re all set. If not, send in your $20 today to:
Todd Showers
W315 N885 Hwy. #83
Delafield, WI 53018
If you’ve sent in your dues and PD3/01 isn’t shown, give Todd Showers a call to update your membership status. Call Todd at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
Thanks for readin’ this note and keep on truckin’.
Progressive Cruise
– A progressive cruise is being planned for the August 19th meeting. The August meeting will be held in Caledonia, WI a couple of miles from Seven Mile fair in Racine County. It is thought the cruise would start in the Madison area and head East. Road selection hasn’t been determined yet. Two of the last stops will be at Todd Showers’ in Delafield and at Bob Kulinski’s in Waukesha. Give Dale Barrette a call to let him know that you want to participate in the cruise and or be a stop on the route. Dale can be reached at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
E-MAIL ADDRESSES
Starting with the May issue, I’ll be sending the newsletter via e-mail to those members who have supplied me with an email address. Don’t miss out on the color photos in future issues especially the issue after the Dash.
Issues of importance -
Issues of newsletters, that is.Please keep the following issues handy for your future use:
November ‘99 - listing of Club members with addresses and telephone numbers. (Member issues only).
January ’00 - contains Club’s By-laws.
Upcoming shows and swap meets for 2000
June 4 Waukesha Olde Car Club Show at Waukesha County Fairground, Waukesha, WI
Contact Lyle at<PHONE_NUMBER>
June 9-11 Midwest F-100 Nationals at Winona, MN. Call Larry @<PHONE_NUMBER> or Dave @ (612)
943-1469 for more information.
June 9-11 Good Guys at Indianapolis, IN
June 23-24 Great Plains Show in Nebraska
July 2-3 5th Annual Custom & Hot Rod Show at the Milwaukee Mile during the Sears Motorsports Weekend, hosted by Boondockers Car Club. See Craftsman Trucks on Sat. and BGN Series racing on Sun. For info. call<PHONE_NUMBER>.
July 2 Ducktona 500 Car Show, Sheboygan Falls River Park, Sheboygan Falls, WI. For info.
call<PHONE_NUMBER>
July 23 Wisc. Super ‘60s Ford Club Show and Swap meet at Soerens Ford in Brookfield, WI. Same day as meeting sponsored by Bob and Linda Kulinski of Waukesha.
August 6 Madison Classics Show and Swap meet at Walworth County Fairgrounds in Elkhorn,
WI
Sept. 15-17 Dash to the Dells XI held at Lake Delton, WI
Host motel is the Copa Cabana. Call for reservations 1-800-364-2672
Sept. 23 & 24 Madison Classics Show and Swap meet at Jefferson County Fairgrounds in Jefferson,
WI
Contact Bob Kulinski for advertising Classified Ads at<PHONE_NUMBER> or 1722 Mohawk Lane, Waukesha 53186 or E-mail at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or fax with cover page addressed to me @<PHONE_NUMBER> Ads will be listed for only four months in a row, unless extended by request.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Trucks For Sale
* ’81 F350 400 eng., 4 spd. tranny with PT0 winch Floyd Johnson<PHONE_NUMBER> $3000 2/00
* ’56 F250 6 cyl., 4 spd., 60k miles. Body needs a lot of work, tail gate is like new. Been in storage for
24 years. Ken Becker 2885 295th St. Hopkinton, IA or<PHONE_NUMBER>
2/00* ’55 F100 302 V8, C4 tranny, PS, PB, PW, tilt wheel, chopped top, yellow with gray interior
$10,500 Greg Schneider<PHONE_NUMBER>
2/00* '53 F-100, 302 w/ C6 tranny, brand new interior, '72 Nova clip WFD brakes, new MP master cyl., American Wiring System, Vintage Air Heat/Defrost, Stewart Warner gauges, Aiwa stereo CD player w/Sony speakers, new glass, exhaust system by Midas, Oak bed & running boards. Painted in Corvette yellow with tan interior. Runs and drives great.
Asking $15,900 John Lunn<PHONE_NUMBER>
3/00* ’69 F100, Styleside, 390 eng. (from 1975 vehicle), 3 spd. tranny, new radiator, rear air shocks, dual
exhaust. Bed in excellent condition, cab has 20% rust (floor). Fenders and doors starting to rust.
Have an extra hood. Split shaft needs to be replaced.
Paul Strehlow<PHONE_NUMBER>
4/00* ‘51 F2 pickup Partial restoration. Needs minor carb work 47K original miles Flathead six 4 spd
new running boards, interior panels and paint $5500 OBO can be driven
call<PHONE_NUMBER> days,<PHONE_NUMBER> eves 5/00
Parts for Sale
The following is offered by Dave Strand<PHONE_NUMBER> 2/00
* 1953 F-100 cab shell w/doors, front and rear fenders, box, hood, grill $500
* Edelbrock 350 intake manifold w/3 2 Bbl. Holley carbs for 390 eng. $300
Wanted
* One set of ram horn exhaust manifolds. Will follow-up on leads given.
Bob Ward 6642 Radburn Lane Greendale, WI 53129 or telephone weekday mornings or all
day on weekends at<PHONE_NUMBER>
2/00* Looking for a clean floor pan for ’61 unibody box. Any ideas???
Call Tim Joseph at<PHONE_NUMBER>
4/00* Will trade a C-5 for, or buy, a transmission for 1984 F-150, 300 6 cyl. eng.
Paul Strehlow<PHONE_NUMBER>
4/00* Drivers door ’56 F-series, ’55 F-100 window glass, ’55 F-100 front fenders
Floyd Johnson<PHONE_NUMBER> or
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>5/00* ’73 – ’75 F100 Ranger XLT long bed
Jerome Hofhenke 15860 228th Ave. Elk River, MN 55330


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Black Friday anniversary at Designer Outlet Algarve
Designer Outlet Algarve celebrates its 2nd anniversary with the biggest campaign of the year: Black Friday
On Friday, November 29, visitors can enjoy discounts of up to -80% on over 50 fashion and lifestyle brands. To mark this day, Designer Outlet Algarve has organised various street entertainment between 18h00 and 20h00, including Latin dance performances and saxophone and violin musical performances, as well as thematic decoration that can be found in every nook and cranny.
"The celebration of the 2nd anniversary of Designer Outlet Algarve represents one of the most important dates for us and this year we decided to associate this special day with the Black Friday mega campaign. On the most anticipated day of the year we want to offer the best opportunities with exclusive discounts, in an authentic space and with a contagious energy", says the Marketing Director of Designer Outlet Algarve, Célia Meira.
At Calvin Klein visitors can count on an additional 50% off outlet price. Also on the outlet price, Guess discounts -30%, The Body Shop -25%, Adidas -20% and Puma -30% throughout the store.
Other brands will offer discounts throughout the store, such as Benetton (-70% over PVP) and Sacoor One (-80% over PVP). At Purificacion Garcia there will be exclusive items for 30 € and at Hawkers buying a pair of glasses will allow you to bring three pairs. Brands such as Tommy Hilfiger, Levi's, Bimba y Lola and Calzedonia are also participating in the campaign.


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| 07:45P | POINT LOMA MENS Church 1145 Evergreen | C M * | POINT LOMA |
| 08:00P | 13 STREET MENS GROUP Office Bldg (Park in Rear) 755 Emory St | C M | IMPERIAL BEACH |
| 08:00P | TORREY PINES THURS NITE DISC Hospital - North Wing #2011 3350 La Jolla Village Dr | * | LA JOLLA |
| 08:00P | GREAT FACT GROUP Church 5651 Water St | C
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| 08:00P | VETERAN'S LEAVE NO ONE BEHIND Club 6901 Central Ave. | LEMON GROVE | |
| 08:00P | LINDA VISTA THURSDAY NIGHT Church 2130 Ulric St | * | LINDA VISTA |
| 08:00P | MIRA MESA 12 STEP STUDY Club 6727 Flanders Dr, #106 | * | MIRA MESA |
| 08:00P | OCEAN BEACH STEP STUDY Club 2229 Bacon St | * | OCEAN BEACH |
| 08:00P | WE ARE NOT A GLUM LOT BIG BOOK STUDY Church 1074 Loring St | * | PACIFIC BEACH |
| 08:00P | THURSDAY NIGHT DISCUSSION Club 4861 Cass St |   | PACIFIC BEACH |
| 08:00P | HAPPY JOYOUS & FREE Church 6556 Park Ridge Blvd & Wandermere Dr | C * | SAN CARLOS |
| 08:00P | OVER THE BRIDGE Church 8350 Lake Murray Blvd | C * | SAN CARLOS |
| 08:00P | BUTTS OUT Club 1730 Monroe Ave | LGBT * | UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS |
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| 08:15P | GOLDEN HILL YOUNG PEOPLES Club 1944 30th St |   | GOLDEN HILLS |
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| 09:01P | A VISION FOR YOU Church 4044 Lark St | MISSION HILLS |


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You can now book a stay in a Harry Potter themed micro-home
If you like to intersperse your re-watching of Harry Potter films with Netflix marathons of Tiny House nation, this is your perfect getaway.
Seriously, it’s an exact combination of those niche interests. It’s almost magical.
In Malboro, New York (an hour or so outside the city) sits a 300-square-foot house that’s available to rent through Airbnb.
It’s your classic tiny house in that it’s pretty small, but it makes the most of its space with a lofted bed and smart design.
Oh, and as we mentioned, it’s Harry Potter themed. There are Hogwarts pillows and house flags, floating candles, a Snape doll, and copies of The Quibbler and The Daily Prophet.
If you take a nose around you’ll also spot a golden snitch, a spell book (that’s actually a guest book), wands, and copies of the books stacked on the shelves, in case you want to use your mini-break to do a big re-reading.
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The home and its location are pretty special too, even for people who aren’t massive Harry Potter fans.
It’s sat in the back of a farm with plenty of wildlife – guests may spot families of deer, coyotes, and loads of butterflies – so is the perfect escape from a bustling city.
Despite its size the house feels pretty luxurious, too, able to host four guests. There’s a King-sized bed with a memory foam mattress, an extendable dining table, and a fancy kitchen with all the stuff you need to make a feast.
Outdoors there’s a fire pit for grilling and cosy furniture so you can swap magical stories as night falls.
And yes, there is wifi. We know that’s important.

The tiny house is also a limited popup, so do book soon-ish if you’re desperate for a stay.
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Muslim woman says she was told to 'go home' after Boris Johnson's burka comments
A Muslim woman says she was told to ‘go home’ and gets ‘physically assaulted in broad daylight’ after Boris Johnson’s comments comparing the burka to ‘letterboxes’.
Her comments came during last night’s BBC Question Time, and were directed at journalist and author Lionel Shriver, who was on the panel.
During the discussions, Ms Shriver says the prime minister’s comments, in which he used a Telegraph column to describe Muslim women who wear the burka to ‘letterboxes and bank robbers’, were taken out of context.
As she attempted to defend Mr Johnson’s statement, a Muslim woman in the audience is asked how she feels.
She responds: ‘When I walk down the street, I get told, after that, to go back to my own country.
‘I am from here’.
She then goes on to ask Ms Shriver to ‘take responsibility’.
Another woman then goes on to accuse the author of ‘spreading hate’ by saying ‘what’s wrong with saying it’s a letterbox’.
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Ms Shriver says that Mr Johnson’s column was arguing about the right of Muslim women to wear what they want, to which the Muslim woman responds, ‘that also includes the niqab’.
She adds: ‘There are consequences to what you say, because of that I get abuse on the streets, I’m talking on behalf of many Muslims.
‘I get physically assaulted just walking to the gym in broad daylight’.
Got a story for Metro.co.uk?
Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For more stories like this, check our news page.


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How we were hired ?
3 years back - we were offering ecommerce websites to customers.
Shiv Shah sir visited us one day and spoke at length about the extensive range of health
products he had learned to create over a decade.
As product range is extensive and the business has b2b as well as b2c , time was a constraint
for the founders and content creation was difficult to do.
We did start a blog for health tips.
We did extensive keyword research for all products with India as the boundary location.
Website content was rewritten accordingly.
We also worked on link building.
We achieved below results .
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We are planning to rely on content curation and working on dashboard for the same.
We are also working on competition workflows.
We are looking to improve results through content curation, offers, helpful reviews, user generated content.
Link building also needs to be automated now.


Listen to our self-titled debut EP below via Bandcamp or play us on Spotify
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16-year-old solo artist ORLY makes her debut with dance-centered 'Crush On You' MV
by danisurstORLY has made her official debut!
On November 17 KST, she released her debut single "Crush On You." A combination of pop, EDM, and R&B, the impressive track includes an addictive catchy chorus and a powerful dance break, showing off a different side from the ORLY seen in her pre-debut video "Need You Now."
Meanwhile, the 16 year-old performer is from ANS Entertainment, and as she is a solo artist, her stage name is derived from both the English and Korean words 'only.'
Check out the music video for "Crush On You" above!


This Screen gives the ability to the shipping user to configure and customize the application from the client admin responsibility. Client Admin can setup general options, Company Details. The options are listed to the Client Admin users to change the behavior of the application. From other responsibilities, users does not have the permissions to change profile options as shown in Figure 5.1.
Figure 5.1
The shipping user can view different profile options for specific Location which are setup by the Client Admin as listed below briefly:
Pay Method |
To change carrier pay method in shipment page |
Company name |
Specifies the relevant Company Name. |
Enable Saturday Delivery |
Its related to shipping service and shipment reached date. If the delivery shipped on Saturday then it should be check. |
Reference1 Mandatory? |
Reference1 Value in shipments page will be mandatory if this checkbox is checked. |
Reference2 Mandatory? |
Reference2 Value in shipments page will be mandatory if this checkbox is checked. |
Address Validation |
If user wants to validate ship to address in Shipping page then needs to check this button. |
Freight Shopping |
If user wants to use Freight Shopping or Get Rates functionality then he needs to check this checkbox. |
Shipper Name |
This is required whenever user wants to ship using UPS ShipExec mode. |
Mask Account Number |
If user wants to restrict shipper to see account numbers then use has to check this check box then in shipping page account number will be masked |
Weighing Scale |
If shipper wants to use weight scale then we have to check the check box here |
Edit Ship To Address:
If 'Edit Ship To Address' check-box is unchecked by â€śClient Adminâ€?, then customer name, address lines 1-3, city, state, postal code and country code will be non-editable(read-only mode) in shipment page.
Figure 5.2
If 'Edit Ship To Address' checkbox is checked by â€śClient Adminâ€?, then when clicked on 'details' button, a popup will be opened shown in Figure 5.4.
Figure 5.3
Edit Ship To Details popup will displays all ship to address fields with its control(check box) in read-only mode to shipping user as shown below.
Figure 5.4
Based on the selected options , customer name, address lines 1-3, city, state, postal code and country code will be editable in shipment page.
Field |
Description |
Address Lines |
If Checked, allows to edit the Address Lines in the Shipment page. |
City |
If Checked, allows to edit the City in the Shipment page. |
State |
If Checked, allows to edit the State in the Shipment page. |
Postal Code |
If Checked, allows to edit the Postal Code in the Shipment page. |
Country Code |
If Checked, allows to edit the Country Code in the Shipment page. |
Note: Clear and Save buttons in profile options will be in disabled mode for shipping user.


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A little bit about me...
My name is Chilun Liu; A father of two kids; whom one day quit his job in IT (8 years experience) to go back to college to learn about making cool video games. Now working in the biz as a web game developer. Always seeking opportunities to further develop my skills and experience.


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