Nature has ways of providing us with everything we need to sustain ourselves if modern society fails us. What sources of food would benefit us in the wild? We know we can eat deer, fish, or even squirrels, but can you eat a possum? Furthermore, if we can, what's the best way to prepare it and what other benefits can eating a possum offer us?
Let's find out.
Can Humans Eat Possums?
Yes, humans can eat possums as long you cook them the right way. Otherwise, you may face an issue worse than starvation due to the ailments possums might carry.
You should skin them to check for diseases these creatures might harbor. Otherwise, clean the meat, and you have yourself a decent meal in the forest when you have no other options.
People in New Zealand have eaten brushtail possums ever since their introduction to the country in 1837. These creatures became such a significant threat to the country's environment that citizens were encouraged to kill them. So, some decided that it would be efficient to eat them as well rather than wasting meat.
In the United States, we have the Virginia opossum. Many will also find this same species throughout Canada. However, humans can still eat these possums. As a matter of fact, as a child, Jimmy Carter ate a lot of them.
However, possums serve as an essential mediator in nature. These wild animals control local pests like mice in addition to insects. They also eat nearly anything from rotting fruit, to slugs, to cockroaches. Because they are immune to snake venom and scorpion stings, they are a great natural quality control for these dangers.
Because of this, I only recommend eating possums if you're in a dire situation.
What Does Possum Meat Taste Like?
While some say possums taste like a lamb, others state their taste depends on their food supply at the time.
If you have an opossum whose diet revolves around eggs, fruit, and bugs will have a more pleasant taste than eating one that has survived off of pet food or whatever's in the garbage cans.
If the possum ate garbage before you killed it, the meat's scent would be a dead giveaway. If it did eat trash, it doesn't mean it'll taste like it. The possum would likely have a greasy taste.
When you're in the wild and hunt a possum, you won't run into this problem. Wild possums generally feast on whatever they can find, including animals, plants, seeds, and insects.
Some people like to add garnishes to their possums. If you're in the woods, you likely won't have any on you. However, you can enhance the possum's flavor and transform it into a tastier meal with natural garnishes like wild thyme or rosemary.
Possum meat isn't gamey like other meat you'll find in the wild. It has a fair amount of protein and nutrients to keep you going whenever you don't have anything else to eat. Possum meat is a great source of Protein with around 241% of your daily value in one pound of meat. It also includes Niacin, Vitamin B6, Iron, Phosphorus and Selenium, and provides a high amount of Vitamin B12.
Possum meat is low in sodium, but does contain quite a bit of cholesterol.
What Diseases Can You Get From a Possum?
The primary disease to watch out for when eating possums is tuberculosis (TB). Moreover, opossums potentially carry other diseases they pick up from eating insects like ticks and other parasites, however opossums are generally resistant to many diseases.
You can determine whether a possum has TB by skinning them and observing their groin and underarm glands. If you notice them swelling into large abscesses identical to a golf ball, then the opossum isn't safe to eat.
Fortunately, possums are resistant to rabies. This is because their body temperatures are too low to host the rabies virus. It is also rare that they contract Lyme disease from tick bites. Keep in mind that even if they're drooling and hissing at you, it's just a part of their self-defense arsenal to ward off predators.
How Do You Cook Possum?
To properly cook a possum to avoid eating unclean meat, you'll want to follow these steps:
 - Skin it to see whether they have any diseases and to rid the animal of any lice or fleas.
 - Hang it from a tree, cut its throat, and let its blood drain.
 - Remove its organs and bury them underground to avoid attracting predators.
 - Rinse the opossum meat inside and out.
 - Jab your possum with a giant stick and hover it over a campfire. Hold and rotate once in a while until your opossum's crispy like chicken.
If you're backpacking and have an extra cooking pot, cooking possums can also be achieved by throwing your meat into the pot, fill it with a bit of water, and stew your opossum for about an hour.
It is essential to thoroughly cook the meat. If you eat undercooked meat, you can risk getting sick which could eventually lead to severe consequences in the wild.
When stewing, the possum's fat will mix with the water, making for a tasty possum gravy.
If you happen to have extra spices like pepper in your bag that were intended for recipes before you ran out of food, add it to the crisp or stewed possum. That way, you'll get a little more kick from your meat.
Unfortunately, you're not likely going to have your pressure cooker when in the woods for an exquisite opossum meal. So, you're going to have to eat possums like European settlers.
How Do You Kill a Possum Quickly?
The best way to kill a possum quickly is with a shotgun or pistol to end its life in the most humane way possible. Otherwise, if you don't have a gun on you, opt for trapping it instead.
If there's any intention of eating the possum, do not poison it because that almost guarantees you would ingest the same poison.
If you decide to trap it, these critters are generally unaware of their surroundings and are easy to catch. If you happen to have a cage trap on you, set bait inside the cage. Some bait the possum would go for, like fruit, marshmallows, or cat food—if you happen to have any for some reason.
If there's no cage in your bag, but there is a net, use it to catch the possum if you find it trapped.
There aren't any specific laws in the United States that state opossums are protected. Moreover, there are open seasons for trapping and hunting these animals.
However, some areas forbid you from handling possums yourself. Rangers would kill the possum by using carbon dioxide so research state and local wildlife laws before trapping and hunting possums.
Humans can eat possums under the right circumstances. Ensure you check the critter for tuberculosis before cleaning and cooking it. Otherwise, for the most part, it's safe to eat these creatures. If you decide to kill possums, either trap them or shoot them to end its life quickly.
Whether you're lost in the woods or are running out of food, possums make for an excellent protein source. One that'll also fill your belly and give you enough energy to do whatever you need.
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Restricting the crawler to a specific application
You can add an optional "Use strict URL prefix" parameter to your Link Crawler plan to restrict the URLs that it visits. With this parameter set to "true", mabl will only crawl pages with a URL prefix that matches the base URL for your application.
To illustrate, if you have an application with a base URL of _URL_, the crawler will visit any linked pages that include example.com as the base domain, including _URL_ and docs.example.com. With this parameter enabled, mabl would only crawl pages that begin with _URL_. We could further restrict the pages that mabl visits by including sub-pages in the URL for the plan. Thus, if the plan was set to test _URL_ and this parameter was set to true, mabl would only visit linked pages that begin with _URL_
Note: More information on the default behavior of the crawler is available here (_URL_
Restricting the crawler to a specific URL prefix
 1. Open the plan that includes the "Visit all linked pages within the app..." test.
 2. Examine the page for the "Edit" button.
 3. Click "Edit"
 1. Scroll down to the "Tests" section.
 2. Next to the "Visit all linked pages..." test, click "Configure data-driven variables"
 1. Click Add Parameter and (if applicable) choose "mabl parameter" as the Parameter Type
 1. Choose "use strict URL prefix" as the Parameter Name
 2. Choose "true" as the Parameter Value
 3. Click Done and save the Plan
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In the 2019 election cycle, the Parish Pastoral Council received four self-nominations for four open seats. In the absence of a competitive field of candidates, the PPC Elections Committee, in consultation with the pastor, will forgo balloting and name these parishioners to the Council by acclamation. Over a three-year term, these four candidates will work with other PPC members and the pastor in discerning, articulating, and communicating to other parishioners the identity and mission of our parish.
We asked candidates to respond to three questions:
- Why do you want to be a part of the PPC at Holy Trinity? What gifts, visions, and talents would you bring that would contribute to the work of the parish?
- Which activities, such as social justice service, parish-sponsored prayer opportunities, or other ministries that you have been a part of at Holy Trinity have been the most meaningful to you? Why?
- Based on your involvement at Holy Trinity, what are some high-priority issues that might need to be addressed in a long-term plan for the parish?

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Configuring MAC Limiting on the Cisco ASR 903 Router
This document describes how to configure MAC limiting on the Cisco ASR 903 Router.
Restrictions and Usage Guidelines
MAC limiting is supported on the following interface types:
-You can apply MAC limiting only to bridge-domains.
-MAC limiting is supported for dynamic MAC addresses.
Configuring MAC Limiting
Mac address limiting per bridge-domain restricts the number of MAC addresses that the router learns in bridge-domain on an EFP, pseudowire or switchport.
When the total number of addresses in a bridge-domain exceeds the maximum number, the router takes a violation action. You can enable the following actions:
-Warning—The router sends a syslog message and takes no further action. The router continues learning new MAC addresses and forwarding traffic.
-Limit—The router sends a syslog message and generates a trap; MAC learning is disabled on the bridge-domain until the recovery mechanism activates. Flooding of frames with new MAC addresses continues; to disable flooding, use the flood keyword. Flooding continues once the total number of MAC entries drops below the threshold value. This option applies only when you configure the limit keyword.
Note The threshold value must be 80% of the maximum value configured for the recovery mechanism.
-Shutdown—If the number of addresses exceeds the maximum (MAX) value, the router sends a syslog message and moves the bridge-domain (bdomain) to a disabled state. To restore the bridge-domain, disable and re-enable the mac-limiting feature.
Follow these steps to configure MAC limiting on the Cisco ASR 903 Router:
This example shows how to enable per-bridge-domain MAC limiting. The first instance of the mac-address-table limit command enables MAC limiting. The second instance of the command sets the limit and any optional actions to be imposed at the bridge-domain level.Router# enableRouter# configure terminalRouter(config)# mac-address-table limitRouter(config)# mac-address-table limit bridge-domain 10 maximum 100 action limit floodRouter(config)# endRouter#show mac-address-table limit bdomain 10bdomain action flood maximum Total entries Current state-------------+----------+------------+------------+---------------+---------------10 limit Disable 100 0 Within Limit

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MLOC Data Files
This section discusses the details of the data files that support mloc. It also provides download links for all data files that are required in any installation of mloc, and also for some optional files that may be useful. This section follows the recommended directory structure for an mloc installation. All data files reside in subdirectories of the tables directory in the mloc working directory.
The only function of this directory is to hold custom crustal velocity models, but you also have the option of storing them in the cluster directory itself. The only difference is the pathname of the crustal model file assigned with the lmod command in the command file. My convention is to give crustal models the filename suffix ".cr" but you can name them any way you like.
My strategy is to keep most custom crustal models with the individual clusters (same directory as the event data files) because that is the only place they will be used. I reserve the tables/crust directory for crustal models that may be used across many clusters. It is nearly mandatory to develop a custom crustal model for any cluster that is undergoing a calibrated relocation, but it's usually not possible to place strong constraints on a crustal model for an uncalibrated relocation study, so a reasonable regional or global model may be used. In particular I store a model (ak135.cr) of the crust and upper mantle from the 1-D global model ak135 (Engdahl et al., 1998) in this directory. This is normally the starting model for a new cluster, from which a cluster-specific model is developed through trial and error. Specifically, I make a copy of ak135.cr, rename it for the intended cluster and move it to the cluster directory.
The file simple.cr provided below is an example of the simplest possible crustal model (one layer crust of constant velocity over a pseudo-halfspace upper mantle) which, nevertheless, would provide a good fit to many datasets after adjusting the velocities and crustal thickness.
The details of the file format for crustal models and many aspects of working with crustal velocity models are discussed in the Crustal Models section.
- simple.cr: a simple crustal model file (<1 KB, view or download)
- ak135.cr: crustal model file for ak135 (<1 KB, view or download)
Corrections to theoretical travel times for the ellipticity of the Earth are a standard part of traditional earthquake location programs because the location is usually based mainly on the fit of (corrected) theoretical travel times to observed regional and teleseismic phases. The corrections are usually on the order of a tenth of a second. For a calibrated location in mloc, however, these corrections are irrelevant since only the relative times of regional and teleseismic phases are being used to determine the absolute location of the cluster (i.e., the hypocentroid). Nevertheless, ellipticity corrections are made in mloc with the same algorithm used in Bob Engdahl's single event code (i.e., the EHB catalog), based on the Dziewonski and Gilbert (1976) representation with further work by Brian Kennett and Wim Spakman.
Ellipticity corrections are based on a single data file:
- tau.table.zip (52 KB, download)
The map plots (e.g., the base plot) produced by mloc can display faults (command fmap). The data files follow the format for GMT, with coordinates given in the order longitude, latitude. They can be stored in this directory or in the cluster directory itself. Data files that cover a large region are probably best stored here. The example is a file of major faults in Turkey.
- turkey_faults.dat.zip (19 KB, download)
Two types of data are stored in this directory (in sub-directories) for use in plotting: color palettes and digital elevation models (DEMs). These are only used for the map-like plots, e.g., the base plot.
The default color palette for showing topographic data in mloc plots is topo.cpt. It works well in most circumstances, but there are many others and GMT documentation includes detailed instructions about designing your own.
- topo.cpt.zip (1 KB, download)
The map plots in mloc do not display topographic information by default, but it is usually quite helpful in establishing a geographic or seismotectonic context for a calibrated cluster. Display of topographic information is controlled by the command dem1, which also selects between two digital elevation models, depending on the argument to the command:
- etopo1 = ETOPO1 1 arc-minute gridded topography and bathymetry. The data file that should be stored for mloc is ETOPO1_Bed_g_gmt4.grd.gz. The compressed file is 383 MB and it will unzip to 933 MB.
- globe = GLOBE 0.5 arc-minute (~1 km) gridded topography. There are 16 tiles covering the earth that can be downloaded from the website. If you are working in a particular area you only need the corresponding tile. Each tile is ~60 MB zipped and unzips to 270 MB.
mloc presently supports a third global DEM called GINA (30 arc-second topography and 2 arc-minute bathymetry), however the GINA DEM has been removed from distribution and the gina option for the command dem1 will probably be removed in an upcoming version.
The files for each DEM should be put in an appropriately-named sub-directory of /tables/gmt/dem, ETOPO for ETOPO1 and GLOBE for the GLOBE tiles. If you will use only one DEM, it should probably be ETOPO1, since it is a single file covering the entire Earth and includes bathymetry. The GLOBE model is very good for land areas but if your map crosses a tile boundary mloc falls back to using ETOPO1.
In addition to the ETOPO and GLOBE sub-directories to /tables/gmt/dem (which are required for those DEMS), you may wish to create a sub-directory to hold high-resolution DEMs for specific clusters. These are referenced by the command dem2 but the argument to this command is the pathname of the file relative to the mloc working directory so you could just as well store it in the cluster directory. If you choose to store them under tables/gmt/dem a name like "custom" or "hi-rez" would be appropriate. The creation of these high-resolution DEMs is covered elsewhere.
The ~.kml file that is a standard output file of mloc uses icons in five colors for earthquakes at different depths. The icons are in PNG format and must be stored in this directory.
- kml.zip (62 KB, download)
One of the more important aspects of using mloc is the use of empirical reading errors, estimated for each station-phase pair from the actual data. For the first run (at least), when those estimates are not yet available, mloc uses a set of phase-specific default reading errors, read from a file named psdre.dat in this directory:
- psdre.dat (143 bytes, download)
Current values in this file are listed in the table:
|Phase||Reading Error (s)|
The user can edit this file to change the default values or to add or remove phases.
This directory holds several data files related to seismograph stations, especially the geographic coordinates and elevation for a given station code. The most important file here is the master station file (master_stn.dat), which is meant to carry information only on stations in the International Registry of Seismograph Stations (IR) at the ISC. The reason for this policy will become clear(er) when the user encounters the full suite of problems related to station codes and the strategy used in mloc to manage conflicts. In some cases the precise coordinates (especially elevation) of a station from the IR are over-ridden by more trusted information from other sources, but non-IR-registered stations should be handled with supplemental station files (command sstn), not entered into the master station file.
The other two data files in this directory are related to specific commands:
- bdps.dat: a list of seismic stations that are suspected of reporting bogus depth phase readings. Specifically, it is suspected that station operators take focal depths from preliminary locations by agencies such as the NEIC, and report depth phase arrivals taken from theoretical travel time calculations. The command bdps takes the pathname of the file relative to the mloc working directory so it does not have to be stored here, but this is the natural place for it.
- neic_stn.dat: This file is used by the command nsmd which causes a search to be made for station codes that were not found in the master station file. It is only needed (possibly) if an arrival time dataset includes data obtained from the NEIC. Many stations of the U.S. regional networks that report to the NEIC use codes that conflict with stations registered in the IR, and for that matter, with each other. NEIC solves this problem by carrying FDSN network codes along with station codes (and a lot more) in their metadata server and location software. This data file is a recent download of the entire contents of the metadata server, so a search for a given station code may well return multiple hits from different networks. The strategy used in mloc to manage these issues is discussed elsewhere.
- master_stn.dat.zip (635 KB, download)
- bdps.dat.zip (2 KB, download)
- neic_stn.dat.zip (2.1 MB, download)
Supplemental station files (command sstn) may be stored here also, especially


Children of the Sun
by Julie, Poet
Julie is a poet from Ardwick, Manchester who uses poetry to make sense of what she is thinking. She writes sporadically in her poetry book.
We asked Julie to answer a few questions about writing poetry
Can you talk about what inspired you to write this poem?
This poem was written in the 70s, it was inspired by the TV programme Roots. You didn't get much about the slave trade on British television and not in a way that put the white people in the wrong.
This poem is not just about black and white, it's about all forms of slavery. In the days of slavery, in Britain all the people in the cotton mills, and those working in other people's houses were paid a pittance. I am not saying that they were slaves but they did not have free choice.


Browser Helper Objects for Windows Explorer
Thanks to TuxExplorer for reminding me to blog about this.
Both Windows Explorer and Internet Explorer are able to load extensions known as Browser Helper Objects (BHOs). BHOs are a minimal extensibility point into both the shell and the browser, allowing extensions to sync to events and react accordingly. For instance, the Mouse Gestures add-on is a BHO designed for IE, while Groove implements a BHO designed to add functionality to the Windows Explorer shell.
Back in the IE6 timeframe, when Windows Explorer could actually host the Web Browser control and render web pages, developers might often want their BHO to load in both Windows Explorer and Internet Explorer. In cases where Developers didn't want their BHO to load in Windows Explorer, they could simply write a registry key named NoExplorer to prevent their BHO from being loaded into Windows Explorer. A developer who wanted to write a BHO that loaded only in Windows Explorer and not in IE had to do more work—in their DLLMain function, they'd have to get the module handle of the running executable and bail out of doing more work if they found they were running inside iexplore.exe (sample code). That wasn't great for performance, since the DLL itself must begin loading in order to determine where it is being hosted.
Internet Explorer 9 solves this problem with a new registry key, named NoInternetExplorer. A BHO that has this flag set in the registry (in the same manner as NoExplorer, above) will not be loaded into Internet Explorer. In that way, BHOs designed only for use inside Windows Explorer can be marked not to load in IE, ensuring that the IE performance isn't impacted by loading code not meant for the browser.
-Eric
Comments (3)
 1. anon says:
 Is this key only for BHOs or also for toolbars and Explorer bars?
 2. Ivo says:
 I second that question – how to make this work for toolbars? It is even more important than BHOs. Here's why:
 For BHOs, it is simply a matter of performance. IE can skip loading some DLL, and that's it.
 For toolbars though, the name of the toolbar will show in the IE's list of toolbars, even though it is only intended for Windows Explorer. The users will try to select it, and nothing will happen.
 3. _EMAIL_ says:
 Doing checks who loaded dll in DLLMain is bad idea, better do it in DllGetClassObject() or OnFinalConstruct().
 I also found today that "Enable third-party browser extensions" in Internet options can be a problem, preventing BHO made for Windows Explorer from loading. This is remnant from the old IE6 days and should be separated from IE.


Basis of the bargain test
Under section 2-313 of the Uniform Commercial Code, when determining whether an express warranty exists or is valid in a sale of goods between two parties, the court asks if any promise or affirmation, any description of the goods or any sample or model of the goods displayed by a seller "became a basis of the bargain" between a buyer and a seller thereby creating an express warranty on the goods.
Though this test is used by the courts to determine if an express warranty exists, it is unclear in the case law how precisely basis of the bargain is defined, if actual buyer reliance on the promise or description is required, or if the information is something that a reasonable buyer can rely on will suffice to meet the requirment.


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Ugur Kuter, Dana Nau, Marco Pistore, and Paolo Traverso
Although several approaches have been developed for planning in nondeterministic domains, solving large planning problems is still quite difficult. In this work, we present a novel algorithm, called YoYo, for planning in nondeterministic domains under the assumption of full observability. This algorithm enables us to combine the power of search-control strategies as in Planning with Hierarchical Task Networks (HTNs) with techniques from the Planning via Symbolic Model-Checking (SMC). Our experimental evaluation confirms the potentialities of our approach, demonstrating that it combines the advantages of these paradigms.


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How to find the (x,y) combinations that make z=0?
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I have a matrix Z(i,j) that is a function of X and Y. Surface and contour plot look fine, but are difficult to interpret.
Is there a way to plot a function of X and Y, such that Z is equal to zero (or as close to zero as possible, since non of the elements in the Z matrix is actually zero)? What I'd like to find out is for which combinations of X and Y the Z-value is above and below zero.
My code is very long, but I did something like this to get matrix Z:
for i = 1:numel(X)
Z(:,i) = functionZ(X(i))
Z(j) = %functionZ(X)
for j = 1:numel(Y)
Z(j)= %function with parameter X
thanks in advance for any tips!
Kevin Phung on 16 Sep 2019
Edited: Kevin Phung on 18 Sep 2019
Correct me if I am misinterpreting your goal:
You have a function z(x,y).
You are trying to find the values of x and y that give you some particular values of Z, in this case very close to 0. You can try something like this:
% define some condition for Z values, in this case I want to look for all Z values in my
% Z matrix that are between 0 and 0.001.
% find() those values, and use ind2sub in order to grab the [row,col] pairs.
[x_ind,y_ind] = ind2sub(size(Z),find(and(Z=<0.001,Z>0 )));
xy_pairs = [X(x_ind) Y(y_ind)] % this will give you the x and y pairs
edit: you have already accepted my answer, but I forgot to include an '=' sign


the monitor stanza and then set the different sourcetypes via props/transforms by matching some regex in the host name. Ie: name your firewall hosts something like firewallhost1, firewallhost2 and your network hosts networkhost1, networkhost2 or whatever naming convention makes sense for your organization. Generally you want to assign separate sourcetypes to data with different timestamp formats. If the syslog data from both firewall and network devices have the same timestamp format you may want to re-evaluate why you are assigning different sourcetypes. The example below assumes we are setting different sourcetypes based on a regex match in the hostname configured on HF: **inputs.conf** [monitor:///opt/syslogs/paloalto/*/paloalto.log*] sourcetype = paloalto disabled = 0 host_segment = 4 #example host names which REGEX in transforms.conf will match: #firewallhost1 #networkhost1 **props.conf** [paloalto] TRANSFORMS-set_sourcetype = set_sourcetype_traffic,set_sourcetype_log **transforms.conf** [set_sourcetype_traffic] FORMAT = paloalto:network:traffic REGEX = firewallhost SOURCE_KEY = MetaData:Host DEST_KEY = MetaData:Sourcetype [set_sourcetype_log] FORMAT = paloalto:network:log REGEX = networkhost SOURCE_KEY = MetaData:Host DEST_KEY = MetaData:Sourcetype with the above configuration you will get events with sourcetype=paloalto:network:traffic for hosts named firewallhost* and sourcetype=paloalto:network:log for hosts named networkhost* Alternatively you could create separate directories on your syslog-ng/HF host to receive the syslog data into and set everything as desired in inputs.conf on HF: **inputs.conf** [monitor:///opt/syslogs/paloalto/firewall/*/paloalto.log*] sourcetype = paloalto:network:traffic disabled = 0 index = firewall host_segment = 5 [monitor:///opt/syslogs/paloalto/network/*/paloalto.log*] sourcetype = paloalto:network:log disabled = 0 index = network host_segment = 5 Tue, 12 Dec 2017 21:27:54 GMT rphillips_splunk Comment by rphillips_splunk on rphillips_splunk's comment _URL_ @hemnaath it sounds like you have two input monitor stanzas with the same monitor path but two different sourcetypes. Is that accurate? [monitor:///opt/syslogs/paloalto/.../paloalto.log*] index=firewall sourcetype=paloalto:network:traffic host_segment = 4 [monitor:///opt/syslogs/paloalto/.../paloalto.log*] index=firewall sourcetype=paloalto:network:log host_segment = 4 Tue, 12 Dec 2017 18:58:00 GMT rphillips_splunk Comment by Hemnaath on Hemnaath's comment _URL_ hi adoino, thanks for your effort, it was type error which i had made while posting the question, now i have corrected the question. Paloalto firewall are reaching the syslogs servers under the path/opt/syslogs/paloalto/device3pano.xxx..com/paloalto.log the same server is used as Heavy forwarder server to read the syslog data directly from the path /opt/syslogs/paloalto/.../paloalto.log* in to splunk. inputs.conf details: [monitor:///opt/syslogs/paloalto/.../paloalto.log*] index=firewall sourcetype=paloalto:network:log host_segment = 4 Kindly guide me on how to troubleshoot this issue. Tue, 12 Dec 2017 18:21:22 GMT Hemnaath Comment by adonio _URL_ looks like the source is off Paloalto firewall are reaching the syslogs servers under the path/**opt/syslogs/paloalto/device3pano.xxx..com/paloalto.log** the same server is used as Heavy forwarder server to read the syslog data directly from the path **/opt/syslogs/mguard/.../paloalto.log*** in to splunk. Tue, 12 Dec 2017 18:07:21 GMT adonio


Microsoft released qchain.exe in 2001. This utility, which works with Windows 2000 and Windows NT, lets you chain hotfixes (i.e., install multiple hotfixes one after another without having to reboot in between). In the past, chaining was difficult because you had to install fixes in a specific order so that the update procedure wouldn't overwrite new system files with earlier versions. The problem with chaining was that the last hotfix applied "won." To address that problem, Qchain manages the file-replacement process by recording files in the registry's Pending File Rename queue. Qchain analyzes the contents of the Pending File Rename subkey and applies only the most current version of the files of all applied patches.
Listing A shows sample code that illustrates how to use Qchain in a script to deploy hotfixes. The first three lines of the sample script apply three hotfixes. The -z switch applies the hotfix without rebooting; -m applies the hotfix in unattended mode, without administrative intervention; and -q applies the hotfix in quiet mode, hiding the extract and copy actions that take place. If you're applying patches manually, you might want to leave out the -q switch to view the progress of the hotfix.
The fourth line in the script runs Qchain and specifies a file in which to log Qchain's results. The sample code puts the log file in the Logs directory on a server named Fschicago and specifies a unique filename based on the computer name and the date the script ran. Because you're likely to run Qchain at a later date, a unique log name prevents you from overwriting older logs. Finally, the Shutdown utility (from the Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Resource Kit or the Microsoft Windows NT Server Resource Kit) performs a local reboot of the machine by using the /l and /r switches. The /l switch performs a logoff; the /r switch performs a clean shutdown and a restart.


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Ten thousand years ago, the Tribe of the Moon were the super-heroes of their time. They battled many foes, such as Ice Devils, the Creatures of the Caves, the Sharks from Beyond Time, Lemurian Deviants and the Dimension Giants. Their most famous battle was when they were led by their member, Talisman (an earlier self of the current Talisman), against Llan, the Sorcerer. Willow-Dancer was slain in the battle, but Llan was defeated.
Equipment: None known.
Transportation: None known.
Weapons: None known.
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- 5 Tribe of the Moon (Earth-616) Members
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Group acting classes for students who share a desire to perform and learn technical acting skills.Hiring a acting instructor to teach you to act, you will likely spend between $30 and $60 on each lesson.Hiring a acting instructor to teach you to act, you will likely spend between $30 and $60 on each lesson.How do i find good acting classes near me?
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Students are guided through the entire process of acting for the camera and breaking into the biz.Students in programs requiring the production of filmed projects may expect to incur costs associated with the.Students learn valuable acting skills for the stage and screenStudents' actual costs may differ.
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text: Exact or similar copies of code fragments in a code base are known as code clones. Code clones are considered as one of the serious code smells. Stability is a widely investigated perspective of assessing the impacts of clones on software systems. A number of existing studies show that clones are often less stable than non-cloned code. This suggests that clones change more frequently than non-cloned code and thus may require comparatively more maintenance efforts. Again, frequent changes to clones may increase the likelihood of missing change propagation to the co-change candidates leading to inconsistencies or bugs. However, none of the existing studies investigate whether stability of clones is related to the bug-proneness. In this paper, we present an empirical study that analyzes the relationships between stability and bug-proneness of clones. We identify bugfix commits by analyzing the commit messages from software repositories. We then identify the clones those are changed in the bug-fix commits as bug-prone clones. We then compare the stability of buggy and non-buggy clones considering the finegrained syntactic change types and their significance. Our experimental results based on five open-source Java systems of different size and application domains show that (1) stability and bug-proneness of code clones are related and this relationship is statistically significant, (2) for both exact (Type 1) and near-miss (Type 2 and Type 3) clones, buggy clones tend to have higher frequency of changes than non-buggy clones, (3) the bug-proneness of Type 2 and Type 3 clones tend to be strongly related with their stability compared to Type 1 clones, and (4) the relation between the stability and the bug-proneness of clones with respect to fine-grained change types is likely to be influenced by the changes of low to medium significance. We believe that our findings are important and potentially useful in identifying and prioritizing candidate clones for management.


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Isotope separation by means of infrared-laser multiple-photon dissociation offers an efficient way to recover tritium from contaminated light or heavy water found in fission and fusion reactors. For tritium recovery from heavy water, chemical exchange of tritium into deuterated chloroform is followed by selective laser dissociation of tritiated chloroform and removal of the tritiated photoproduct, TCI. The single-step separation factor is at least 2700 and is probably greater than 5000. Here we present a description of the tritium recovery process, along with recent accomplishments in photochemical studies and engineering analysis of a recovery system.


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On February 28, 2003 the Government of Nova Scotia proclaimed the Fire Safety Act Bill 101 and the Fire Safety Regulations. The Act requires all municipalities in the province appoint a Fire Inspector to provide a basic fire safety inspection service commencing September 1, 2003. The intention of the legislation is to make Nova Scotia a fire safe province through a cooperative effort between the province and the municipalities.
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The duty of a municipality under the Act is to establish a system of fire-safety inspections of land and premises as required by the Regulations to provide for compliance with the Fire Safety Act, Fire Safety Act Regulations, and the Fire Code.
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Weight class (boxing)
In boxing, a weight class is a standardized weight range for boxers. The lower limit of a weight class is equal to the upper weight limit of the class below it. The top class, with no upper limit, is called heavyweight in professional boxing and super heavyweight in amateur boxing. A boxing match is usually scheduled for a fixed weight class, and each boxer's weight must not exceed the upper limit. An amateur boxer's weight must in addition not fall below the lower limit, although pro boxers may fight above their weight class. A nonstandard weight limit is called a catch weight.
The weigh-in
A professional boxer typically weighs more between fights than at the time of a fight. Part of the process of training for a bout is "getting down to fighting weight". The weigh-in takes place the day before the fight. Boxers typically stand on the scales barefoot and without gloves. The weigh-in is often a photo opportunity and boxers or their entourage may trash talk each other. This element is such a valued part of the build-up that heavyweight boxers go through the ritual of being weighed even though there is no limit to be measured against, even where there appears to be genuine animosity between boxers.
A boxer who is over the weight limit may strip naked to make the weight if the excess is minimal; otherwise, in a professional bout, one can try again later, typically after losing weight in the interim through dehydration by vigorous exercise in a steam room. If the excess weight is too great, the effort expended trying to "make weight" will make the boxer unfit for the fight itself. In such cases, the fight may be cancelled, with the over weight boxer sanctioned; or the fight may proceed as a catch weight non-title fight.
An amateur boxer must make the weight at the initial weigh-in; there is no opportunity to try again later. There is a "general weigh-in" before the start of the tournament and a "daily weigh-in" on the morning of each of a fighter's bouts. At the general weigh-in, the fighter must be between the weight class's upper and lower limits; at the daily weigh-in only the upper limit is enforced. A fighter outside the limit at the initial weigh-in may be allowed to fight in a different class if there is space in the tournament. At major events such as boxing at the Olympics, there is a limit of one boxer per country per weight class.
A boxer may fight different bouts at different weight classes. The trend for professionals is to move up to a higher class as they age. Winning titles at multiple weight classes to become a "multiple champion" is considered a major achievement. In amateur boxing, bouts are much shorter and much more frequent, and boxers fight at their "natural" weight.
One boxer is said to be better "pound for pound" than another if he is considered superior with due regard for their difference in weight. Theoretical comparisons of the merits of boxers in different weight classes are a popular topic for boxing fans, with a similar speculative appeal to comparing sports figures from different eras; in both cases, the competitors could never face each other in reality.
In the early nineteenth century, there were no standard weight classes. In 1823, the Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue said the limit for a "light weight" was 12 stone (168 lb) while Sportsman's Slang the same year gave 11 stone (154 lb) as the limit. Size mismatches were dangerous for the smaller boxer and unsatisfying for the spectators. National and world titles could only become recognised if standard weight classes were agreed upon. Important sets of weight classes were those specified in 1909 by the National Sporting Club of London, and those contained in the 1920 Walker Law which established the New York State Athletic Commission (NYSAC).
After the split in the 1960s between the WBC and the WBA, the divisions were narrowed, creating more champions simultaneously, and making it easier for fighters to move between different weight divisions. Among the professional bodies, the names of the new divisions are not standardized between different sanctioning bodies, although the cutoff weights are. These weights are specified in pounds, reflecting the historic dominance of America (and, earlier, Britain) in the sport.
Catch weight
A nonstandard weight limit is called a catch weight. A catch weight may be agreed for an individual bout—sometimes even for a championship bout—but championships are awarded only at the standard weight classes. For example, when Manny Pacquiao fought Miguel Cotto at a catch-weight of 145 pounds, the World Boxing Organization sanctioned this as a title fight for welterweight, whose limit is 147 pounds.
Professional boxing
The date is that since which a continuous world title has been recognised by a major sanctioning body; some classes had earlier champions recognised intermittently or by minor bodies. One current weight class with only minor recognition is "super-cruiserweight"; widely used as an informal descriptor, it is a formal weight class of the lightly regarded (professional) International Boxing Association at a limit of 210 lb; the IBA's cruiserweight limit is 190 lb.
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|200 / 90.7 / 14 st 4||1980[t 1]||Cruiserweight||Cruiserweight||Cruiserweight||Junior heavyweight||Cruiserweight|
|175 / 79.4 / 12½ st||1913||Light heavyweight||Light heavyweight||Light heavyweight||Light heavyweight||Light heavyweight|
|168 / 76.2 / 12 st||1984||Super middleweight||Super middleweight||Super middleweight||Super middleweight||Super middleweight|
|160 / 72.5 / 11 st 6||1884||Middleweight||Middleweight||Middleweight||Middleweight||Middleweight|
|154 / 69.9 / 11 st||1962||Super welterweight||Super welterweight||Junior middleweight||Junior middleweight||Light middleweight|
|147 / 66.7 / 10½ st||1914||Welterweight||Welterweight||Welterweight||Welterweight||Welterweight|
|140 / 63.5 / 10 st||1959||Super lightweight||Super lightweight||Junior welterweight||Junior welterweight||Light welterweight|
|135 / 61.2 / 9 st 9||1886||Lightweight||Lightweight||Lightweight||Lightweight||Lightweight|
|130 / 59.0 / 9 st 4||1959||Super featherweight||Super featherweight||Junior lightweight||Junior lightweight||Super featherweight|
|126 / 57.2 / 9 st||1889||Featherweight||Featherweight||Featherweight||Featherweight||Featherweight|
|122 / 55.3 / 8 st 10||1976||Super bantamweight||Super bantamweight||Junior featherweight||Junior featherweight||Super bantamweight|
|118 / 53.5 / 8 st 6||1894||Bantamweight||Bantamweight||Bantamweight||Bantamweight||Bantamweight|
|115 / 52.2 / 8 st 3||1980||Super flyweight||Super flyweight||Junior bantamweight||Junior bantamweight||Super flyweight|
|112 / 50.8 / 8 st||1911||Flyweight||Flyweight||Flyweight||Flyweight||Flyweight|
|108 / 49.0 / 7 st 10||1975||Light flyweight||Light flyweight||Junior flyweight||Junior flyweight||Light flyweight|
|105 / 47.6 / 7½ st||1987||Minimumweight||Strawweight||Mini flyweight||Mini flyweight||Minimumweight|
- Original limit 190 lb; raised to 200 lb in 2003
Amateur boxing
When the (amateur) International Boxing Association (AIBA) was founded in 1946 to govern amateur boxing, it metricated the weight class limits by rounding them to the nearest kilogram. Subsequent alterations as outlined in the boxing at the Summer Olympics article; these have introduced further discrepancies between amateur and professional class limits and names. The lower weight classes are to be adjusted in September 2010, to establish an absolute minimum weight for adult boxers.
Amateur weight classes also specify the minimum weight (which the same as the maximum weight of the next highest class). For safety reasons, fighters cannot fight at a higher weight. This also meant that even the heaviest weight class has a limit, albeit a lower bound. The lower limit for "heavyweight" was established in 1948 at 81 kg. When a new limit of 91+ kg was established in 1984, the name "heavyweight" was kept by the 81+ kg class, and the 91+ kg class was named "super heavyweight", a name not currently used in professional boxing.
Classes are as follows:
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At the Olympics, each weight-class is a separate single-elimination tournament. The competition begins with the first round of the lightest weight class and proceeds with the first round of each higher weight class; then the next round of the lightest class, and so on, with the finals of each class held over the final two days, and the super-heavyweight final last of all.
- AIBA, Technical & Competition Rules, §1.2 & Appendix K
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The SAB (Shock Absorbing Bollard) has the ability to shift sideways if hit at or near ground level. If the impact is higher up the bollard, it can tilt up to 8 degrees at which point it locks up offering maximum protection.
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Flow rates through Sturgeon Lake and backwater channels of the Mississippi River in the vicinity of the Prairie Island Nuclear power Generating Plant are determined as a function of total river flow and of wind direction and wind velocity, particularly for low flow conditions. The analysis is made in order to determine; (a) how much of the Sturgeon Lake flow is drawn into the cooling water intake of the plant, and (b) by how much plant effluent cooling water or blow down water is diluted by sturgeon Lake effluent before entering the Mississippi River. A channel network analysis including effects of wind stress on the water surface in addition to bed shear stress and local (minor) energy losses was made to provide the required information. Forty-three channel and channel segments were used to describe the entire system. The Sturgeon Lake/North Lake system was studied before the complete analysis was made. In the absence of wind, flow through Sturgeon Lake amounted to about 22 percent of total river flow. At low plant withdrawal rates and at zero wind, the flow through the backwater channel in front of the plant outlet (channel 42) was about 10 percent of total river flow. Winds from 5 to 30 mph had a very noticeable effect on flows through Sturgeon Lake, particularly when total river flows were less than 10,000 cfs. The analysis was made without consideration of stratification effects near the plant intake and outlet.
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Efficient Zero Ring Labeling of Graphs
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A zero ring is a ring in which the product of any two elements is zero, which is the additive identity. A zero ring labeling of a graph is an assignment of distinct elements of a zero ring to the vertices of the graph such that the sum of the labels of any two adjacent vertices is not the zero element in the ring. Given a zero ring labeling of a graph, if the cardinality of the set of distinct sums obtained from all adjacent vertices is equal to the maximum degree of the graph, then the zero ring labeling is efficient. In this paper, we showed the existence of an efficient zero ring labeling for some classes of trees and their disjoint union. In particular, we showed that an efficient zero ring labeling exists for some families of the following classes of trees: path graphs, star graphs, bistars, centipede graphs, caterpillars, spiders, lobsters, and rooted trees. We also showed results for other common classes of graphs.
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This page describes how to migrate data from an existing user-managed notebooks instance to a new one by using Cloud Storage.
When to migrate
You might need to migrate your data to a new user-managed notebooks instance if you can't upgrade the environment of your existing instance. See the requirements for upgrading the environment of a user-managed notebooks instance.
Before you begin
Create a Cloud Storage bucket in the same project where your user-managed notebooks instance is located.
Migrate your data to a new user-managed notebooks instance
To migrate data to a new user-managed notebooks instance by using Cloud Storage, complete the following steps.
 1. In your user-managed notebooks instance's JupyterLab interface, select File > New > Terminal to open a terminal window.
 2. Use the gsutil tool to copy your user data to a Cloud Storage bucket. The following example command copies all of the files from your instance's /home/jupyter/ directory to a directory in a Cloud Storage bucket.
 gsutil cp -R /home/jupyter/* gs://BUCKET_NAMEPATH

 Replace the following:
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 3. Create a user-managed notebooks instance.
 4. In your new user-managed notebooks instance's JupyterLab interface, select File > New > Terminal to open a terminal window.
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After you start the jobs included in a topology, you can measure the health and performance of all jobs and systems in the topology.
Important: To monitor job statistics and metrics, the pipeline must be configured to write statistics to Control Hub or to another system. Configure the pipeline to write statistics when you design the pipeline. For more information, see Pipeline Statistics.
To measure the dataflows in a topology, simply click the name of a topology in the Topologies view. Control Hub displays the mapped jobs and systems in the canvas and displays a summary record count diagram for the topology in the detail pane. Click the canvas to measure the health of the entire topology. Select a job or system in the canvas to view statistics and monitoring details for that piece of the topology.
Note: When time series analysis is enabled for a job, you can view historical time series data when you monitor a topology that includes the job. When time series analysis is disabled, you can still view the total record count and throughput for a topology, but you cannot view the data over a period of time. For example, you can't view the record count for the last five minutes.
The following image shows the overall progress of a topology:
Monitor Jobs and Systems
In addition to measuring the health and progress of the overall topology, you can drill into the details of a single active job or system to monitor the performance of that component.
If you select an active job or system in the canvas, you can monitor real-time statistics and error information for that particular job or system. For example, if we select the Web Log Collection job in the topology below, the detail pane displays the record count and throughput for that job:
The detail pane displays the real-time statistics for the job. The detail pane also displays any metric, data, and data drift alerts configured on the pipeline and triggered during the pipeline run.
Tip: You can also view metrics through data delivery reports.
The detail pane includes other sections which provide you with more insight into the progress and configuration of the job. For example, if you expand the pipeline section, you can view the complete design of the pipeline. When you select an active job in a topology canvas, you can access the same information as when you monitor the job from the Jobs view. For more information, see Monitoring Jobs.
Just as you can drill into the monitoring details for a job, you can also drill into the details of an origin, destination, or error system. Select a system in the topology canvas to view the record count and throughput of each input and output job to that system.


also be enabled. Defaults to 0.
websockets_headers_size size
Change the websockets headers size. This is a global option, it is not possible to set per listener. This option sets the size of the buffer used in the libwebsockets library when reading HTTP headers. If you are passing large header data such as cookies then you may need to increase this value. If left unset, or set to 0, then the default of 1024 bytes will be used.
Certificate based SSL/TLS Support
The following options are available for all listeners to configure certificate based SSL support. See also "Pre-shared-key based SSL/TLS support".
cafile file path
cafile is used to define the path to a file containing the PEM encoded CA certificates that are trusted when checking incoming client certificates.
capath directory path
capath is used to define a directory that contains PEM encoded CA certificates that are trusted when checking incoming client certificates. For capath to work correctly, the certificates files must have ".pem" as the file ending and you must run "openssl rehash <path to capath>" each time you add/remove a certificate.
certfile file path
Path to the PEM encoded server certificate. This option and keyfile must be present to enable certificate based TLS encryption.
The certificate pointed to by this option will be reloaded when Mosquitto receives a SIGHUP signal. This can be used to load new certificates prior to the existing ones expiring.
ciphers cipher:list
The list of allowed ciphers for this listener, for TLS v1.2 and earlier only, each separated with a colon. Available ciphers can be obtained using the "openssl ciphers" command.
ciphers_tls1.3 cipher:list
The list of allowed ciphersuites for this listener, for TLS v1.3, each separated with a colon.
crlfile file path
If you have require_certificate set to true, you can create a certificate revocation list file to revoke access to particular client certificates. If you have done this, use crlfile to point to the PEM encoded revocation file.
dhparamfile file path
To allow the use of ephemeral DH key exchange, which provides forward security, the listener must load DH parameters. This can be specified with the dhparamfile option. The dhparamfile can be generated with the command e.g.
openssl dhparam -out dhparam.pem 2048
keyfile file path
Path to the PEM encoded server key. This option and certfile must be present to enable certificate based TLS encryption.
The private key pointed to by this option will be reloaded when Mosquitto receives a SIGHUP signal. This can be used to load new keys prior to the existing ones expiring.
require_certificate [ true | false ]
By default an SSL/TLS enabled listener will operate in a similar fashion to a https enabled web server, in that the server has a certificate signed by a CA and the client will verify that it is a trusted certificate. The overall aim is encryption of the network traffic. By setting require_certificate to true, a client connecting to this listener must provide a valid certificate in order for the network connection to proceed. This allows access to the broker to be controlled outside of the mechanisms provided by MQTT.
tls_engine engine
A valid openssl engine id. These can be listed with openssl engine command.
tls_engine_kpass_sha1 engine_kpass_sha1
SHA1 of the private key password when using an TLS engine. Some TLS engines such as the TPM engine may require the use of a password in order to be accessed. This option allows a hex encoded SHA1 hash of the password to the engine directly, instead of the user being prompted for the password.
tls_keyform [ pem | engine ]
Specifies the type of private key in use when making TLS connections.. This can be "pem" or "engine". This parameter is useful when a TPM module is being used and the private key has been created with it. Defaults to "pem", which means normal private key files are used.
tls_version version
Configure the minimum version of the TLS protocol to be used for this listener. Possible values are tlsv1.3, tlsv1.2 and tlsv1.1. If left unset, the default of allowing TLS v1.3 and v1.2.
In Mosquitto version 1.6.x and earlier, this option set the only TLS protocol version that was allowed, rather than the minimum.
use_identity_as_username [ true | false ]
If require_certificate is true, you may set use_identity_as_username to true to use the CN value from the client certificate as a username. If this is true, the password_file option will not be used for this listener.
This takes priority over use_subject_as_username if both are set to true.
See also use_subject_as_username
use_subject_as_username [ true | false ]
If require_certificate is true, you may set use_subject_as_username to true to use the complete subject value from the client certificate as a username. If this is true, the password_file option will not be used for this listener.
The subject will be generated in a form similar to CN=test client,OU=Production,O=Server,L=Nottingham,ST=Nottinghamshire,C=GB.
See also use_identity_as_username
Pre-shared-key based SSL/TLS Support
The following options are available for all listeners to configure pre-shared-key based SSL support. See also "Certificate based SSL/TLS support".
ciphers cipher:list
When using PSK, the encryption ciphers used will be chosen from the list of available PSK ciphers. If you want to control which ciphers are available, use this option. The list of available ciphers can be optained using the "openssl ciphers" command and should be provided in the same format as the output of that command.
psk_hint hint
The psk_hint option enables pre-shared-key support for this listener and also acts as an identifier for this listener. The hint is sent to clients and may be used locally to aid authentication. The hint is a free form string that doesn't have much meaning in itself, so feel free to be creative.
If this option is provided, see psk_file to define the pre-shared keys to be used or create a security plugin to handle them.
tls_version version
Configure the minimum version of the TLS protocol to be used for this listener. Possible values are tlsv1.3, tlsv1.2 and tlsv1.1. If left unset, the default of allowing TLS v1.3 and v1.2.
In Mosquitto version 1.6.x and earlier, this option set the only TLS protocol version that was allowed, rather than the minimum.
use_identity_as_username [ true | false ]
Set use_identity_as_username to have the psk identity sent by the client used as its username. The username will be checked as normal, so password_file or another means of authentication checking must be used. No password will be used.
Configuring Bridges
Multiple bridges (connections to other brokers) can be configured using the following variables.
Bridges cannot currently be reloaded on reload signal.
address address[:port] [address[:port]], addresses address[:port] [address[:port]]
Specify the address and optionally the port of the bridge to connect to. This must be given for each bridge connection. If the port is not specified, the default of 1883 is used.
If you use an IPv6 address, then the port is not optional.
Multiple host addresses can be specified on the address config. See the round_robin option for more details on the behaviour of bridges with multiple addresses.
bridge_attempt_unsubscribe [ true | false ]
If a bridge has topics that have "out" direction, the default behaviour is to send an unsubscribe request to the remote broker on that topic. This means that changing a topic direction from "in" to "out" will not keep receiving incoming messages. Sending these unsubscribe requests is not always desirable, setting bridge_attempt_unsubscribe to false will disable sending the unsubscribe request. Defaults to true.
bridge_bind_address ip address
If you need to have the bridge connect over a particular network interface, use bridge_bind_address to tell the bridge which local IP address the socket should bind to, e.g. bridge_bind_address 192.168.1.10.
bridge_max_packet_size value
If you wish to restrict the size of messages sent to a remote bridge, use this option. This sets the maximum number of bytes for the total message, including headers and payload. Note that MQTT v5 brokers may provide their own maximum-packet-size property. In this case, the smaller of the two limits will be


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Resolutions Without Dissent
THE POWER OF ONE
The Queensland strata legislation, like other States' legislation, includes varying motion types which necessitate different levels of voting support in order to become resolutions. Each State has unique categories of motions and different threshold voting requirements for such motions to be approved. Whilst there is some overlap, a special resolution in one jurisdiction may have a different meaning in another (at least in terms of the way votes are calculated).
In Queensland, the Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 prescribes the following resolution types (for general meetings):
- Ordinary resolution
- Majority resolution
- Special resolution
- Resolution without dissent
The most common resolution type is an ordinary resolution. Such a resolution is calculated quite simply in terms of a majority of those voting. The motion passes if there are more votes in favour than against. The qualifying aspect to this is if somebody (anybody entitled to vote) requests a 'poll'. In such circumstances, the motion is passed if the total contribution lot entitlements in favour of the motion are more than the total contribution lot entitlements against the motion. An ordinary resolution is the only resolution type where a poll can be requested.
One infrequently used resolution type is a majority resolution. Because they are rarely required, there seems to be a tendency to assume (incorrectly) that a majority resolution is the same as an ordinary resolution – after all, it talks about a 'majority' doesn't it? However, they are quite different things. A majority resolution is calculated based on the total number of lots in the scheme. The resolution carries only if the votes in favour of the motion are more than half of the lots entitled to vote on the motion. Given the general apathy and low voting turnout at general meetings, obtaining the required support for a majority resolution can be quite difficult.
Another misconception that owners and others in the strata sector frequently seem to have is the voting requirements for a special resolution. There appears to be a common assumption that such a resolution requires a simple 75% majority. Whilst perhaps that might be useful as a 'rule of thumb', the counting of votes for a special resolution is quite different. The test is a three-tier one, and requires all of the following requirements to be satisfied:
- At least two-thirds of the votes cast are in favour of the motion.
- The votes counted against the motion are not more than 25% of the number of lots in the scheme.
- The contribution lot entitlements for lots voting against the motion are not more than 25% of the total contribution lot entitlements for the scheme.
That brings us to the final resolution type and the purpose of my commentary in this newsletter – the resolution without dissent. Such a resolution quite simply requires that no vote is cast against the motion. What's more, this resolution type does not prohibit owners who owe a body corporate debt at the time of the meeting from voting on the motion. Accordingly, a single owner (financial or unfinancial) can ensure that such a motion does not carry – and this frequently occurs.
It holds true that there will be very serious decisions that a body corporate will need to make from time to time that should require strong majority support – even beyond the requirements of a majority or special resolution. However, the question arises as to whether a unanimous voting requirement is a step too far?
Of course, there will be those that point out that any failure of a resolution without dissent to pass can be the subject of challenge in the Commissioner's Office – the relevant test being whether it failed to pass 'because of opposition that in the circumstances is unreasonable' – a test for which we have High Court authority (Ainsworth v Albrecht HCA 40).
However, that still means that valuable time and resources are consumed in seeking to have an unreasonable vote overturned in the Commissioner's Office. Conversely, if one or two votes were insufficient to prevent the passing of the motion, it would be up to those 'aggrieved' owners to take the initiative and commence dispute resolution proceedings to challenge the passing of the motion. Without good cause and reasons for their dissent, most owners will probably not take up this option – particularly as frivolous or vexatious applications can be dismissed with costs.
That brings us to another question about whether the current statutory maximum of $2,000.00 is sufficient to discourage the lodging of frivolous or vexatious applications. Certainly not in my opinion. However, that is a debate for a different day – and a different newsletter!
Article Written by Jarad Maher (26 May 2021)
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The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is asking residents to keep an eye out for special bobcat tracking collars outside.
Authorities said the request is part of a bobcat research project that aims to investigate bobcat habitat use across the state.
Fifty bobcats were trapped and fitted with the collars from November 2018 through March 2019. The collars have a GPS monitoring system so officials can track their movements, DEEP officials said.
The collars do not hurt the animals and DEEP said they are pre-programmed to fall off after being worn for 300 days. The last of the 2018-2019 monitoring collars are expected to fall off within the next month or so.
Once the collar falls off of the bobcat, they continue to transmit a signal before Wildlife Division staff recovers them.
If you find one in your yard or while walking in the woods, you're urged to contact the Wildlife Division at _PHONE_ or _EMAIL_.
Biologists said they plan to use the collar data to compare the bobcat populations in the state's rural and suburban areas.
According to officials, DEEP wants to look at how successful bobcats are at reproduction and survival in different environments.
Residents are urged to report any bobcat sightings, especially if they have been marked with yellow ear tags. You can make a report on DEEP's website, on the Connecticut Fish and Wildlife Facebook page, or by emailing _EMAIL_.


_USER_{RAS:SourceID:8429, abstract = {This paper deals with the faunistic study of 27 species of sponges collected off Namibia during different Spanish expeditions. Most of the species are described and some taxonomic aspects are also considered. The name P. levi is proposed for the southern African specIes P. atlantica Levi, since this latter name has already been used for a North Atlantic species (Stephens 1917).}, author = {Uriz, M.J.}, journal = { Publications of the Sherkin Island Marine Station}, note = {Proceedings of the 1st Workshop on Atlanto-Mediterranean Sponge Taxonomy}, pages = {54-73}, title = {Sponges from the south-west of Africa: description of species. In: Jones WC (ed) European contributions to the taxonomy of sponges.}, url = {_URL_ volume = {1}, year = {1987} }


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Though borohydride has been frequently used as a hydrogen source in the nanoparticle-catalyzed chemical reduction, the explanation for a delay of the reaction is still under debate. Here we investigated the mechanism of the catalytic borohydride reduction and found that the negative charge of borohydride prevented it from approaching the negatively charged nanoparticles, resulting in a delay of reactions. Spontaneous hydrolysis of borohydride was critical to the start of the reaction. A universal method was introduced to dramatically increase the catalytic efficiency. Our experiment suggested a guideline for designing efficient catalysts and reducing agents in future.
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text: Being able to produce fine embroidery was a sign of female accomplishment and education in the 19th century. Martha "Patty" Phelps came to Deerfield Academy in Deerfield, Massachusetts, in May 1804, only one month after her mother died. She spent the summer stitching this silk-on-silk embroidery recording her mother's and her young brother's deaths. Mourning pictures like these were a way of expressing a family's grief and sense of loss. The weeping willows and neoclassical funerary urns Patty Phelps painstaking sewed were traditional symbols of mourning in the 19th century.


the linking between Raphael objects and SVG DOM is broken if $("#cont").html($("#cont").html()); is used. The workaround to this is not to use $("#cont").html($("#cont").html()); at all and instead of it use dummy SVG document.
This dummy SVG is first a textual representation of SVG document and contains only elements that are needed. If we want eg. to add a filter element to Raphael document, the dummy could be something like <svg id="dummy" style="display:none"><defs><filter><!-- Filter definitons --></filter></defs></svg>. The textual representation is first converted to DOM using jQuery's $("body").append() method. And when the (filter) element is in DOM, it can be queried using standard jQuery methods and appended to the main SVG document which is created by Raphael.
Why this dummy is needed? Why not to add a filter element strictly to Raphael created document? If you try it using eg. $("svg").append("<circle ... />"), it is created as html element and nothing is on screen as described in answers. But if the whole SVG document is appended, then the browser handles automatically the namespace conversion of all the elements in SVG document.
An example enlighten the technique:
// Add Raphael SVG document to container element
var p = Raphael("cont", 200, 200);
// Add id for easy access
$(p.canvas).attr("id","p");
// Textual representation of element(s) to be added
var f = '<filter id="myfilter"><!-- filter definitions --></filter>';
// Create dummy svg with filter definition
$("body").append('<svg id="dummy" style="display:none"><defs>' + f + '</defs></svg>');
// Append filter definition to Raphael created svg
$("#p defs").append($("#dummy filter"));
// Remove dummy
$("#dummy").remove();
// Now we can create Raphael objects and add filters to them:
var r = p.rect(10,10,100,100);
$(r.node).attr("filter","url(#myfilter)");
Full working demo of this technique is here: _URL_
( I have (yet) no idea, why $("#cont").html($("#cont").html()); doesn't work when using Raphael. It would be very short hack. )
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Thanks, your way of approach too worked. – ismail baig Nov 28 '13 at 6:11

I am using my (Home made) solution for handling SVG and have the same Problem as Raphael, when using the "reparsing trick" with $(#picture).html ..., but my solution was to re-init some cached SVG elements (marking rectangle, transformataion and so on) – halfbit Jan 12 '14 at 18:10

You are a wizard. I was looking at the accepted answer and I was like man this is gonna be a pain. Then, I saw this and it does everything I need it to in one short line. Thank you! – The Composer May 1 '14 at 19:51

THIS WAS CAUSING ME TO LOSE MY MARBLES... thought I could magically use js DOM elms on the SVG namespace like one might think... got the tag inspector to recognize the insertions... but not dice till now! – Gus Crawford Jun 28 '14 at 14:52

Worked great for me when appending my existing polygon and path tags to a newly created parent svg tag. Thanks! – Kivak Wolf Jan 29 '15 at 17:45
The increasingly popular D3 library handles the oddities of appending/manipulating svg very nicely. You may want to consider using it as opposed to the jQuery hacks mentioned here.
HTML
<svg xmlns="_URL_
Javascript
var circle = d3.select("svg").append("circle")
 .attr("r", "10")
 .attr("style", "fill:white;stroke:black;stroke-width:5");
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nice answer. it helped me for some issue here. – ismail baig Oct 16 '14 at 4:43

jQuery also chokes on setting/getting classes from SVG as well. Just an aside. – QueueHammer Dec 1 '14 at 22:53
JQuery can't append elements to <svg> (it does seem to add them in the DOM explorer, but not on the screen).
One workaround is to append an <svg> with all of the elements that you need to the page, and then modify the attributes of the elements using .attr().
$('body')
 .append($('<svg><circle id="c" cx="10" cy="10" r="10" fill="green" /></svg>'))
 .mousemove( function (e) {
 $("#c").attr({
 cx: e.pageX,
 cy: e.pageY
 });
 });
_URL_
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Thanks, helped me a lot! This is a very good approach. Instead of appending <circle> or other elements individually using complex and slow DOM-methods (eg. createDocumentFragment() or createElementNS()), append the whole svg document in to container. Instead of $('body') it can be of course some $('div') also. And after that the svg document is on DOM and can be queried in familiar way using eg. $('c').attr('fill','red'). – Timo Nov 3 '12 at 8:59

I made an additional example of this: _URL_ . It gets tiger.svg source code from internet to iframe and it can be Copy-Pasted to textarea. The content of textarea is then used as a source for inline svg which is then accessible through DOM (to change stroke style). – Timo Nov 3 '12 at 9:47
I can see circle in firefox, doing 2 things:
1) Renaming file from html to xhtml
2) Change script to
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
 var obj = document.createElementNS("_URL_ "circle");
 obj.setAttributeNS(null, "cx", 100);
 obj.setAttributeNS(null, "cy", 50);
 obj.setAttributeNS(null, "r", 40);
 obj.setAttributeNS(null, "stroke", "black");
 obj.setAttributeNS(null, "stroke-width", 2);
 obj.setAttributeNS(null, "fill", "red");
 $("svg")[0].appendChild(obj);
});
</script>
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I haven't seen someone mention this method but document.createElementNS() is helpful in this instance.
You can create the elements using vanilla Javascript as normal DOM nodes with the correct namespace and then jQuery-ify them from there. Like so:
var svg = document.createElementNS('_URL_ 'svg'),
 circle = document.createElementNS('_URL_ 'circle');
var $circle = $(circle).attr({ //All your attributes });
$(svg).append($circle);
The only down side is that you have to create each SVG element with the right namespace individually or it won't work.
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The accepted answer by Bobince is a short, portable solution. If you need to not only append SVG but also manipulate it, you could try the JavaScript library "Pablo" (I wrote it). It will feel familiar to jQuery users.
Your code example would then look like:
$(document).ready(function(){
 Pablo("svg").append('<circle cx="100" cy="50" r="40" stroke="black" stroke-width="2" fill="red"


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Friction between concrete and sub-base
Friction between the underside of a concrete slab and the sub-base will reduce the slabs capacity to move. This may result in tensile stresses that cause restraint cracking of the slab.
The expression used to calculate the force required to overcome friction is;
Ff = wu, where Ff is the frictional force, w is the weight of the slab and u is the coefficient of friction.
Typically the value of u between concrete and sub-base is 0.7. This can be improved to 0.2 by having a plastic sheet between the concrete and sub-base.
Ref: Knapton J. Ground bearing concrete slabs, Thomas Telford, 2003
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Apple purportedly wants 'folded cameras' with periscope lenses in future iPhones
Apple has begun looking for suppliers of "folded cameras" in order to strengthen the optical zoom feature of its iPhones, according to Korea IT News
A folded camera refracts light like a periscope and has lenses and sensors placed horizontally and not vertically. Korea IT News says that Apple plans to introduce triple cameras to its smartphone line. If a smartphone has a such a lens, it can provide a hybrid zoom range of 10X or even higher depending on the tunnel length and lens element arrangement.
Periscope lenses allow for greater optical zoom by bouncing light inside the phone off a mirror before passing it through another smaller lens which can be moved closer and further away from the sensor, amplifying the light even more.
Apple has been granted for periscope lens over the years. For example, in 2015, it was granted a parent for "Mirror Tilt Actuation" (pictured above) for an assembly the includes a folded optics arrangement such that light enters the lens and mirror assembly through a first lens with an optical axis of the first lens orthogonal to the plurality of moveable lens elements.
And last year the US Patent and Trademark Office granted Apple two patents for a periscope camera lens. The first was a "folded lens system with five refractive lenses" and the second patent was for "three refractive lenses."
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Path planning for multiple spacecraft using consensus with LMI avoidance constraints
This paper presents a consensus-based path planning algorithm for a team of communicating spacecraft. The central idea is the development of a new efficient method of incorporating collision avoidance into the consensus algorithm. This is done by applying the concept of quadratically constrained attitude control (Q-CAC), where attitude constraints are represented as a set of linear matrix inequalities (LMI), and solved by semidefinite programming. Lyapunov-based stability analysis is also presented, together with simulation results for a team of spacecraft engaging in arbitrary formation reconfigurations, to demonstrate the effectiveness of the approach. © 2012 IEEE.


Stress in a name
Stress in a word is often on the last syllable (stress shown in bold below).
ka = door
araba = car
pazar = market, bazaar
Pazar = Sunday (= market day)
With composite words, one of the sub-words takes the stress:
Pazartesi = Monday (literally: Pazar + ertesi = the day after Sunday)
As suffixes get appended, the stress still remains on the last syllable, unless the suffix is an unstressed suffix:
zel = beatiful
güzellik = beauty
güzelliğin = your beauty
güzelliğinden = from your beauty
In proper names such as city and country names, the second last syllable mostly takes the stress:
 - Istanbul
 - İzmir
 - Edirne
 - Nikaragua
 - İngiltere
 - Yugoslavya
 - Ankara
İstanbul from space:
- left: Europe, right: Asia
- north: Black Sea, south: Marmara Sea
- in between: the Bosphorus
The old İstanbul is a little below the center of the photo.