Electronic design automation (EDA) is moving online, streamlining much of the design process and creating a new approach to embedded development. Known as design-to-order (D2O), these web-based tools offer an intuitive interface for developing boards quickly and easily, including supply chain operations that are integrated seamlessly behind the scenes. Makers, engineers and OEMs of all sizes have access to the same resources – which are considerably more affordable than conventional EDA platforms. Free online design tools support Linux and Android. With rapid prototyping and production, developers can have a fully designed, tested and production ready board shipped within 15 business days of order.
The mature EDA market offers a range of powerful products, yet they also carry a hefty price tag and require advanced tools and training. Design-to-order (D2O) tools offer an alternative, reducing risk, cost and design time by encompassing the entire development process in an intuitive web-based EDA platform.
D2O creates a logical, modular design environment – enabling a drag and drop approach where 'blocks' or modules of functionality can be accessed and added to a design. Simple click tools allow designers to implement functions and features; elements such as connectivity or networking, or USB hubs and ports can be chosen from a field of comprehensive options. Extended details and data can be viewed or hidden with toggle controls, and the platform gives the green light when the design is complete and ready for 3D rendering and viewing. After completion, the board is ordered online and verified for proper routing. This is where D2O levels the playing field – the platform generates the schematic, layout and Bill of Materials (BoM), and ensures the board is tested for bring-up. PCB printing, component sourcing and the fabrication of the finished product is included in the D2O tool, eliminating risk and reducing manufacturing costs and timelines.
Gumstix' Geppetto design-to-order (D2O) tool offers an alternative, to existing EDA solutions reducing risk, cost and design time by encompassing the entire development process in an intuitive web-based EDA platform. Inclusion of 3rd party COMs such as BeagleBone Black, "Raspberry Pi Compute Module" and DragonBoard TM broadens D2O support of the industrial Internet of Things and DIY market, providing serious makers with the same rapid and automated production path to commercial and industrial markets, accessible to embedded developers worldwide.
In a BeagleBone Black example, several capes, or expansion boards, may need to be added to the base board to obtain all the desired functionality required for a device. Tools such as Geppetto allow designers to reduce the number and size of capes by combining multiple functional blocks onto a single custom cape. A single custom cape – rendered in 3D prior to ordering – could include a USB Console port, GPS connector, LCD Display, WiFi and Bluetooth. Overall, custom hardware development is kept simple and streamlined, even while the platform ensures maximum compatibility with OEM software.
D2O blends more design processes into a streamlined, user-friendly system. Costly steps between design and production are eliminated, ensuring that custom device development is a quick and cost-effective process that allows designers and OEMs to focus on how to distinguish their software instead of wasting resources on board layouts. By combining functions in a logical web-based interface, risk and total cost of ownership is reduced – capitalizing on operating system support, supply chain management and out-of-the box functionality for the developer.
The Geppetto® automated manufacturing cycle completes the PCB routing, fabrication, sourcing, component purchasing, assembly and board bring up. Automation of the supply chain reduces engineering and manufacturing time and cost. Custom expansion boards can be designed in a few hours, ordered, tested and shipped production ready within 15 days.
Optimized D2O platforms include a diverse 100-plus module library, as well as integrated supply chain features that demonstrate how each module affects the bottom line. For large-scale development of thousands of boards, or individual or one-off maker projects that are used for quick prototyping, it's a smart approach that encompasses the entire process of design, supply chain integration and manufacturing automation.


he Irish Red Cross (IRC) responded to 20 call-outs yesterday, mainly in the south and the east of the country.
A total of 60 triaged and prioritised calls, requested by the National Ambulance Service, were attended to by the three national voluntary ambulance services yesterday; 20 of these were handled specifically by the Irish Red Cross.
IRC call-outs ranged from patient transfers (including transport of dialysis patients) to HSE-staff transfers (including transfer of public health nurses), to triaged urgent patient discharges, along with other essential support calls, as required by the National Ambulance Service.
The call-outs were in Laois, Cork, Wexford, Waterford, Louth, Meath, Dublin, Kildare, Offaly and Tipperary.
The Irish Red Cross notified the HSE on Tuesday that it had a range of vehicles on standby across the country ahead of the extreme weather conditions. This was in response to a request by the HSE at Monday's meeting of the National Emergency Co-Ordination Group (NECG) where the Irish Red Cross was asked to advise on the availability of its road ambulances, stretcher-bearing off-road ambulances, and 4x4 vehicles with passenger accommodation.
The Irish Red Cross is an auxiliary to state statutory services in times of national emergency.
People are advised to remain indoors for the duration of the red weather warning and not to put any undue pressure on emergency services.


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Denzel Washington net worth
Denzel Washington is an American actor, director, and producer. He has received two Golden Globe Awards, a Tony Award, and two Academy Awards: Best Supporting Actor for the historical war drama film Glory (1989) and Best Actor for his role as corrupt detective Alonzo Harris in crime drama Training Day (2001). How rich is Denzel Washington?
Actor. Born on December 28, 1954 in Mount Vernon, New York, United States. Denzel Washington net worth is estimated at around 240 million euros. In 2002 Washington made his directorial debut with the biographical film Antwone Fisher. Washington played Malcolm X in the 1992 film Malcolm X. He played Whip Whitaker in the 2012 film Flight.
Bourgeois name: Denzel Hayes Washington, Jr.
Spouse: Pauletta Washington (married 1983)
Children: John David Washington, Olivia Washington, Katia Washington, Malcolm Washington
Denzel Washington size: 1.85 m
What is Denzel Washington's net worth?
Denzel Washington's assets are currently € 240 million.
Denzel Washington Films and TV Shows: The Equalizer, Training Day, Man on Fire, American Gangster.
Does he play alongside: Samuel L. Jackson, Morgan Freeman, Will Smith, Tom Hanks.
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Q: I am getting a org.springframework.web.bind.MissingPathVariableException I am using spring boot RestApi backend and react frontend. I am using axios to get data from database
const API_URL_EX = 'http://localhost:8080/api/test/expense';

getExpense(userId){
    return axios.get(API_URL_EX + '/'+userId);
  }

 componentDidMount(){
        const currentUser = AuthService.getCurrentUser();
        let userId = {...this.state.userId};
        userId = currentUser.id;
        this.setState({userId});

        UserService.getExpense(userId).then((res) =>{
            this.setState({expense: res.data});
        },
        error => {
            this.setState({
              content:
                (error.response &&
                  error.response.data &&
                  error.response.data.message) ||
                error.message ||
                error.toString()
            });
          }
        );
    }

@CrossOrigin(origins = "http://localhost:3000", maxAge = 3600)
@RestController
@RequestMapping("/api/test")
public class ExpenseController {
    @Autowired
    ExpenseRepository expenseRepository;
    @GetMapping("/expense/{id}")
    public ResponseEntity<?> getExpense(@PathVariable Long userId){
        Optional<Expense> expense = expenseRepository.findByUserId(userId);
        return expense.map(response -> ResponseEntity.ok().body(response))
                .orElse(new ResponseEntity<>(HttpStatus.NOT_FOUND));
    }
}

I am trying to get data from mysql database but I am getting this error, I am passing the correct id as pathvariable
[org.springframework.web.bind.MissingPathVariableException: Required URI template variable 'userId' for method parameter type Long is not present]

A: Unless you specify path variable's name, path variable's name and method argument's name should match. Just change id to userId and it will work.
@GetMapping("/expense/{userId}")
public ResponseEntity<?> getExpense(@PathVariable Long userId){
    Optional<Expense> expense = expenseRepository.findByUserId(userId);
    return expense.map(response -> ResponseEntity.ok().body(response))
            .orElse(new ResponseEntity<>(HttpStatus.NOT_FOUND));
}

Another option is to specify the name of the path variable. In that case names don't have to match.
@GetMapping("/expense/{id}")
public ResponseEntity<?> getExpense(@PathVariable("id") Long userId){
    Optional<Expense> expense = expenseRepository.findByUserId(userId);
    return expense.map(response -> ResponseEntity.ok().body(response))
            .orElse(new ResponseEntity<>(HttpStatus.NOT_FOUND));
}

You can read this article to learn more about @PathVariable annotation.

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Massive provides retail and consumer goods sector unrivalled cyber intelligence on adversaries, reputation and security. We supply actionable reports that help to reduce the risk of security breaches, by identifying when they occur, allowing for mitigation and prevention.
Firms in the retail and consumer goods industry are behind the curve in protecting themselves against cyber security threats. Fraudsters are getting away in the shadows of high volume transactions; as retailers rarely take out time to scrutinize the rise in suspicious transactions.
A study of filings with the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) reveals that a tenth of retailers have not reported any cyber risk in financial documents filed with the agency, which is surprising considering the recent high-profile breaches at Michaels, Neiman-Marcus, and Target. In the UK & Europe we see similar statistics.
The reality is that cyber-criminals are becoming more sophisticated in their attacks, so by working together and sharing information, the industry could be better positioned to mitigate these risks. Learning about cyber vulnerabilities is one thing, but detecting and preventing them before the damage is done is far more difficult.
Intercepting security threats and providing in-depth online data intelligence solution – all in real time – can help to identify an mitigate cyber risks. Massive understands the problem faced by retailers to detect attacks early enough for proactive measures. Strixus intelligence platform fills the gap.
Monitor large volume of data to provide real-time feedback to retail and consumer good firms, enabling them to free up resources geared towards identifying potential vulnerabilities.
Real-time alerts on brand reputation damage – with tailor-made engine rules, you have control over the reputation of your company, key projects, transactions and investments.
Background investigations and real-time scanning of detected adversaries, dark web resources, social media, web platforms, and media.
Cyber investigations and background intelligence to shut down commonly exploitable loopholes.
Mitigation through technical measures to flag and shut down hostile activities, including Botnet, DOS attacks, phishing, and Netspionage.
When handling millions of customer records, regulators such as SEC and FCA are quick to jump and any cyber crisis with investigations and of course, heavy implications such as fines. Massive solves the issue with its real-time intelligence service and advance detection options couple with rapid-response mitigation services.
Strixus aligns the intelligence algorithm and detect and flag impending vulnerabilities which violate regulatory guidelines and policies. These can be fine-tuned for the concerning areas for retailers, and even extend beyond industry policies to safeguard and supplement their internal security practices.
Retailers are failing to recognize cyber security risks.


While selecting their website hosting companies business owners pay attention to a number of factors. One of the factors that require your attention when you are selecting your website hosting UK companies is good customer support. Why is good customer support such an important factor for a domain hosting company?
When you approach a domain name registration London company to register your domain, it is very likely that you will also be using the same company for your website's hosting needs. Most of the domain registration company offer hosting services too because these two are allied services. Now when you signup with your domain registration company you are establishing a life long association with your service provider as far as your business is concerned. Yes, once you host your website with them then you are going to need their service as long as you have your business.
Given this background, you will have to understand that no matter how good is your VPS hosting UK service provider is, they are likely to have technical glitches in the hosting solutions some time or the other. The frequency at which such issues crop up will vary from one company to the other but you cannot expect a totally problem free hosting platform. In other words, such problems are uncommon.
When you do run into such glitches, your website will be down. The longer the problem persists the greater the damage to your business. The problems have to be rectified quickly. This is where good customer support becomes such a crucial factor. Only in such situations you will realize the importance of good customer support. You will therefore need to be prudent while selecting your hosting solutions. Reviewing whether the hosting company is offering good customer support or not after you have signed up with them will not do much good. If you should discover that their customer service is not good after signing up you will be either forced to stick with them or leave them for a better service provider. You could avoid all such hassles by looking for a dependable hosting company right at the beginning.
Many hosting companies tend to offer excellent customer support at pre-sales phase. Once you sign up with them they leave you in a quandary. You will have to send numerous mails and make multiple calls before you could get any resolution from your service provider. If you do not want face such frustrating situations then you better invest your time in screening the right service provider.
Read reviews about the company and the quality of the services offered by them. This will help you get a better perspective on what actually they are delivering to their customers. Website hosting companies could promise great things to their customers but the question is how good they are in meeting their promises. Reading customer feedback and reviews will help you identify companies that offer the best hosting solutions with unparalleled customer service.


In 2007, I entered the G4 portable world. I loved my Lombard PowerBook G3, but the call for a G4 got too much, and I picked up a bargain 400 MHz Titanium PowerBook G4.
Introduced on January 9, 2001, these were super-thin machines just an inch thick when closed. The Pismo PowerBook G3 was replaced by the PowerBook G4, and there were some major changes. The PowerBook G4 was slimmer and lighter, had a G4 processor, a built-in slot-loading DVD drive, no swappable media bays, and a lovely 15″ widescreen 1152 x 768 display. It had the same 100 MHz system bus and same 8 MB ATI Rage Mobility 128 graphics card as Pismo, but it dropped to only one FireWire port.
From the minute I got it out of its packaging, I marveled at its design. Even six years after its initial release, it was still amazingly designed, and I had seen nothing in the Windows world to rival it. It's metal finish felt cold in my hands and did so every morning when I started it up.
Of course, being a first generation product threw up some problems that were to be rectified in later revisions. The first problem was heat. The bottom of the laptop used to get so hot it would warm your legs even through jeans.
The second problem was the screen housing. The lid/screen was so thin that the heat from the machine could warp it over time, and if this was too much, it would affect the lid latch's ability to keep the lid shut.
The third problem was that the white paint on the rim around the edge was prone to flaking, and over time the rim could also split.
The same design was used four variations with huge changes, such as increasing processor speed from 400 and 500 MHz in the first generation to 867 MHz and 1 GHz in the last, increasing graphics from 8 MB ATI Rage Mobility 128 to 64 MB ATI Mobility Radeon 9000, increasing resolution from 1152 x 768 to 1280 x 854, and switching from VGA to DVI video output, as well as the usual faster memory bus and larger, better hard drives. And where the first generation had DVD-ROM drives, the final top-end 1 GHz model had a CD-RW/DVD-RW SuperDrive.
The Titanium PowerBook G4 was a great machine. I had several models (a few 400 MHz, a 500 MHz, and an 867 MHz) and loved them all. The design was great, and despite its mentioned flaws, they were an improvement over the Pismo. The Pismo is often regarded as the king of the PowerBook G3 range, and anything after that had to live up to a lot.
It made a good impression and was a design masterpiece – and a brilliant work horse too.


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Crofton First Questions Candidates about Growth Along Route 3
On April 13th, the Crofton First Board of Directors sent out a questionnaire to all candidates seeking to serve Gambrills and Crofton on either the county or state level. All questions focused around the Crofton First mission of promoting responsible growth along the Route 3 corridor. The candidates were given a month to respond to the questions. Click above to see their answers.
Elizabeth Rosborg testifies before new County Council
At their first meeting, on December 3, Elizabeth Rosborg, reviewed for the new Council progress and problems related to the large number of zoning modifications that have been allowed in past years by the Office of Planning and Zoning. Click here to view her testimony.
Reconstituted GDP Citizen Advisory Committee includes two GAN Board members
In a March 13 press release the AA County Executive announced a shift in the composition of the Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC) for the 2020 General Development Plan. The 23-member reconstituted committee includes 1 representative from each of the county's 18 small areas and 5 at-large members. GAN Board member Elizabeth Rosborg was named chair of the CAC and Board member Pat Lynch will represent the Broadneck area.
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Q: Ad-hoc ansible command with vault (Ansible version is 2.5.0 control machine is linux as are clients)
I want to use ansible's ad-hoc mode with a group_vars file which is vault-encrypted.   The group_vars file is called local_vms.yml, and looks like this:
  1 ---
  2 vars:
  3   - pass: a_password
  4   - ansible_user: grahamn
  5   - ansible_ssh_pass: "{{ pass }}"

So the inventory contains a group called local_vms and is in the current directory, and the local_vms.yml file is in a subdir called group_vars.
I run like so:
ansible -m command -a"uname" -ihosts local_vms

the variable ANSIBLE_VAULT_PASSWORD_FILE is exported as the path to a well-secured (and out of the git tree) file.
I know that the vault encrypted file is being decrypted and used, because if I modify the ansible_user value, it uses the modified value (and errors as I don't have that user set up).
The command runs OK for the host where I have authorised_keys setup, but not for the one where I have deliberately removed it - so it's ignoring the value for ansible_ssh_pass.
If I increase verbosity, I note that the ssh command contains the string "PasswordAuthentication=no", so I add the appropriate option:
ansible -vvv -i hosts -m command -auname local_vms --ssh-common-args="PasswordAuthentication=yes"

and get this error:
    Could not resolve hostname passwordauthentication=yes:
As an aside, /etc/ssh/sshd_config remotely, and /etc/ssh/ssh_config are both configured to allow the use of passwords.  ssh root@influx prompts for the password, and logs on successfully.
So, it it possible to use ad-doc mode with the username and password set as variables in a vault, and if so, what am I doing wrong.  Thanks.
A bit of background: I like the light-touch approach to admin - you should try to log on to servers as little as possible.  I'm wondering if the approach of doing everything with ansible is viable.  Initially, commands could be (as here) ad-hoc, but later we would build up playbooks for everything we need to do.  I hate manual interventions on servers, and sadly, puppet is often in noop (and anyway, I prefer ansible).
UPDATE:
Editing the command into this:
 ansible -m command -a whoami ...

shows that even if the group_vars.yml file sets ansible_user to root, it is not being used. So now I'm confused.  Can I not set ansible_user in a group_vars file?   The group_vars file should be in a directory below the inventory file, with the name of the group (+.yml if necessary) - where the directory name is "group_vars".
Running strace on the ansible run shows that it does indeed open the group_vars/local_vms.yml file, and this:
$ ansible -i hosts -m command -awhoami local_vms  -u root -k
SSH password:
ubuntus01 | SUCCESS | rc=0 >>
root

influx | SUCCESS | rc=0 >>
root

centoss02 | SUCCESS | rc=0 >>
root

grafana | SUCCESS | rc=0 >>
root

works as you can see.
I'm now wondering if my approach is wrong.   I want to be able to use vault for my authentication with both playbooks and ad-hoc commands - is that even possible?

A: The problem was with the format of my group_vars file.
With the file like this:
1 ---
2
3 pass: areallygoodpassword
4 ansible_user: root
5 ansible_ssh_pass: "{{ pass }}"

Everything works perfectly.
The only thing left to do is to upvote my answer.


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A customer at Katie's diner is messing with words, and Katie—or whatever her name is now—has got to stop it. Mature.
Katie kept her name tag pinned above the left breast of her pink button-down blouse. It was part of the outfit she had to wear: the blouse, the matching skirt, and the apron she kept her pen and order pad stuffed into. At the start of every shift, she dug her name tag out of the bowl in the back next to the shift schedule, and pinned it to her chest. It was the one part of the dumb, outdated outfit that she had no problem with.
At least, not until today.
Two other name tags were missing from the bowl when Katie clocked in. The first belonged to Liz, who was making herself busy in the late-afternoon lull by tidying up around the register. Her shift would be over in an hour and change, and Katie knew she was just counting down the minutes, because that's what she did herself when she had the eleven o'clock shift.
The other was Benny's. He was just the busboy, but he was six-foot-something and had once tackled someone who'd tried to leave without paying. Katie had never talked to him much, but she gathered he'd played football while he was in school. She was jealous of him, because he didn't have to wear pink.
As far as Katie could tell, it was a normal, slow day at the diner. She'd gone around to each booth and pulled down the blinds, so the sun wouldn't be glaring in through the windows, and had checked to make sure the table of college-aged guys didn't need anything. They were no one she knew, thankfully.
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A late Halloween story: Morgan pieces together a last-minute costume and really gets into the role. Mature.
It was one in the afternoon on Halloween. Costumes were splayed on the ground, hanging off the hooks, and half-stuffed back into their bags. Morgan wasn't the only person in the store, but the clutter and high shelves left him feeling alone as he searched for a suitable costume. Maybe he shouldn't have waited until the last minute, but he hadn't known that Faye was going to be at the costume party.
All of the good costumes were gone by now. What were left were the things no one wanted to end up in-character as. A cheap gorilla suit listed to one side on its hanger; he'd have a hard time flirting as a literal ape. An angel costume with halo was slowly shedding its foil stars onto the floor; good if he wanted to be a total goody two-shoes. If he was going to be stuck in-character for the night, he wasn't going to settle for a gorilla or an angel or a cop.
Morgan rounded the corner of the aisle and stopped in front of a tall barrel, big enough that he could have sat inside it. A hand-written posterboard sign was taped up behind it. 'Grab Bin!!' it exclaimed, 'Build a unique look from these assorted accessories. Pick out three for $10!'
Maybe he could piece together something Faye would like. Morgan leaned forward over the thick rim and tried to peer into the barrel. He stuck his hand in, grabbed the first thing he felt, and lifted out a pair of shiny black pumps. The shoes had slim heels and chunky soles and a cheap, plasticky-gloss surface. He was not getting stuck in-character as a girl for the night. He tossed the shoes off to the side and bent over to keep searching through the assortment..
Up on his tiptoes with his head in the barrel, Morgan couldn't see the black heels moving. They quivered, then inched across the floor. Once they were close enough, the black shoes reared back onto their heels, lifting their toes into the air right behind Morgan's feet. In unison, they stomped down on the back of his sneakers. His shoes popped right off his feet and the black plastic heels wriggled their straps up around his black socks.
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Rood Awakening
Woken from cryosleep, a cat must escape a post-apocalyptic training facility designed to turn him into a kangaroo supersoldier. Explicit.
In 2036, war began. Destructive, planet-wide, all-out war. Civilians, fleeing the encroaching devastation, sought out cryogenic stasis en masse. Governments pooled their resources with private companies in order to preserve their citizens, with the promise that, in five or ten years, they would be brought out of stasis and would return to the post-war world.
Sixty years later, war has changed. Gene-spliced soldiers fight a constant battle of attrition on the war-torn wastes. To fuel the never-ending conflict, warlords and military dictators search for stasis pods to replenish their bleeding ranks. With fresh pre-war blood, and genes ready for splicing, the civilians in the pods are the newest recruits in the endless war.
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He tumbled limp onto the floor. His lungs seared with chemicals as he coughed for breath. A computerized voice, back inside the pod, was saying something to him.
"You may be experiencing mild memory loss. This is normal. Please wait for a care counselor to come retrieve you."
No. This wasn't normal. His lungs were dying. His memories were a haze of feelings; anxiety, fear, wanting to curl up until the war went away. But who was he? It was a big blank in his mind. Brown fur, short claws, whiskers: cat, male, young. He spun the plastic tag around his wrist and read the name on it. 'Circutron.' Was that a name? Didn't sound like one, but it was all he had. 'Circ' was good enough.
He grimaced and clutched his chest. The sting in his lungs seeped into his veins. It spread into his body, some foreign thing that shouldn't be there.
The floor was littered with dust and flecks of concrete fallen from the ceiling. He leaned against the wall, cushioned by the tubes and hoses running between the pods. One hose had been ripped from the wall and connected to a rusted red canister with strips of duct tape. In yellow spray paint, the words 'RooD Jooz' ran down the middle of the tank. He coughed. Was that what he'd breathed in?
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The Amazing Talia
A batty hyena magician kidnaps a feline superhero and turns him into her stage assistant. Mature.
As he walked through the lobby of the abandoned Verite Theater, Celsius was stopped by an usher.
"Can I see your ticket?" she asked.
Celsius was caught off guard, but the hyena girl in a red cap and jacket didn't bat an eye at the ruined posters, or the splintered boards piled up near the concession stand, or the fact that chunks of the theater doors were missing. She didn't even notice that he didn't have a ticket.
"Right this way," she said.
With an arm behind Celsius's back, she swept him forward through the doors and into the ruined theater hall.
Celsius had been combing through unsolved, odd crimes for something to investigate. He had to put work into making a name for himself as a vigilante. 'Little brown cat with ice powers' was not a marketable superhero identity, so it came down to research and legwork. What he'd found was a number of thefts—cellophane, light bulbs, fabrics, a Halloween costume store, video equipment—that all had similar MOs. They'd all involved drivers who'd fallen asleep and had no memory of what happened afterwards.
The thefts were spread out over months; if you weren't looking for connections, you might not have pieced together that someone was stealing supplies for a stage show. And in Empire City, that meant it was time to go digging around in old theaters to figure out who was taking all this stuff, and what their plans were.
"Hey, I've got some questions for…you?" Celsius said. He whirled around, looking behind him, but the usher was gone.
Someone threw the breaker for the lights, and the theater lit up, pouring light down onto the right side of the stage. The whole stage had been repaired and re-finished. It stood out, almost unreal and pristine against the rest of the abandoned theater. The red velvet curtains on the right side ruffled.
"And now, for the very first time," boomed a woman's voice over the speaker system, "the amazing, the mysterious, the lovely, Talia Tsannarova!"
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The Curse Deepens
Captured by the Lion Clan, a cursed adventurer struggles to keep his independence. Mature.
The misty forest hung heavy on Circ's whiskers. The droplets of dew weighed each whisker down. The weight of the drops became an unseen hand pushing his head down, telling him to stop, to turn back, or at the very least, to rest. If Circ knew anything about this land, that feeling meant this was the worst possible place to rest.
The young cat pushed on through the mist, clinging to his spear like it would draw him through the woods. His armor creaked softly as he moved, stretching around his slim form. Armor was little help if he was ambushed, though, and he was so slight that only light leather could give him enough mobility to defend himself. His best defense was the small shield buckled to his forearm, followed by the tip of his spear. If anything came at him, the best he could do was put it down quickly before it could get its claws into him.
Minutes crept by and trees emerged from and disappeared into the haze. He had no idea where he was going, but at the very least, he couldn't see any tracks ahead of him, so he wasn't circling around. Every sound of shifting leaves made him turn and squint into the mist. He was almost sure he saw a figure moving or a bit of fleeting motion behind a tree. When he looked again, there was nothing, just the mist playing with his eyes.
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Broadway Was Waiting For Me
A superpowered cat sucked back in time is introduced to the high society of the Roaring Twenties. (And also turned into a girl.) Mature.
A wave of gray slush crashed up over the curb, then hung, frozen, an inch from colliding with the young cat.
The businessmen on the corner stared from beneath their dark-brimmed hats. A fox clutched at the fur stole draped around her neck, like she had been frozen in place along with the water. Someone let out a low whistle of amazement.
This was worse than the cell phone.
Today was Celsius's bad day. Number one, it was the twenty-third of December and he'd had a final to take this morning. Come on, you couldn't schedule it any earlier?
Number two, he'd ran out of people to ask to the school's Holiday Bash. Stupid party. He didn't want to ask the cute archaeology major to the party anyway.
Number three, he'd missed his bus stop, and the next stop was all the way down in the historic district, so he'd either have to go to an ATM and get change for the bus fare back, or spend half an hour walking home.
And number four, he was stuck in a time-warp to the Roaring Twenties.
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This listing is for one brand new, very powerful neodymium block magnet. Measuring 3/8" in long, 3/16" wide, and 1/20" thick. This small magnet is polarized on it's edges, not the flat sides, weighs only 1/2 a gram, and has a pull of approximately 7 ounces.
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In our home you can more often than not, find us just lounging around and playing all day. Sometimes we go out for the day and stay out until the girls are falling asleep in the car. For the most part though I like to enjoy my girls doing what they like most and that means just being lazy and playing all day with nothing but silliness and loud LaVern Baker music blaring in the background becoming the playlist of our memories and life at home.
Followed by homemade snowcones which is always a must after a rousing jumping match on moms bed. I think Maya had more fun than we did. She would laugh hysterically everytime we'd land and it would bounce her over into the pillow.
What great pictures of you and your girls! It is great that you take time for fun, I need to do more of that.
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Bahadurpur railway station is a railway station under Sealdah railway division of  Eastern Railway system. It is situated beside National Highway 34 in Bahadurpur on the Krishnanagar–Lalgola line in Nadia in the Indian state of West Bengal. Few EMU and Lalgola passengers trains stop in Bahadurpur railway station.

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The 128 km-long Krishnanagar– stretch including Bahadurpur railway station was electrified in 2007 for EMU service.

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Nair, Madhusudanan P and Vaidyanathan, CS (1964) Isophenoxazine synthase. In: Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Specialized Section on Enzymological Subjects, 81 (3). pp. 507-516.
An enzyme which catalyses the oxidation of o-aminophenol to o-quinoneimine and the subsequent condensation of o-aminophenol and o-quinoneime to give isophenoxazine has been isolated from the leaves of Tecoma stans. The reaction had an optimum pH of 6.2 and an optimum temperature of 45°. Heavy-metal ions like Hg2+, Co2+, Mg2+, Fe3+, were inhibitory. Mn2+ activated the reaction to about 40%. The reaction requires intact sulfhydryl groups. A study of the coenzyme requirements showed that isophenoxazine synthase (o-aminophenol: O2 oxidoreductase) is a flavoprotein requiring FAD for maximum activity. Stoichiometric studies showed that 2 moles of o-aminophenol gave 1 mole of isophhenoxazine.


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And don't forget to snag your ticket to our "How To Make It In Fashion" conference in Los Angeles on November 14!
Plus, everyone looked really good at Stella McCartney's resort presentation.
And Emma Stone makes a flawless hair transformation.
And Tavi Gevinson turns legal voting age!
And apparently Vogue wasn't the only glossy trying to snag Kim Kardashian and Kanye West for its cover.
A million girls would kill for this internship.
Is Anna Wintour to Blame for Kerry Washington's Controversial Lucky Cover?
Lucky's decision to feature Kerry Washington on its December cover was met with great praise -- we were certainly excited -- but the cover itself? Not so much.
Lucky Magazine held the first day of its sixth Fashion and Beauty Blog Conference yesterday and we got a chance to chat with new EIC Eva Chen about her favorite blogs, her own social media strategy, Lucky's new staffers (including the one she sort of stole from us--no hard feelings :)), and executing her vision for her very first Lucky FABB effort.
Editors are hopeful that Fashion GPS's Styles 2.0 platform, which launches today at power-agency KCD's Open House, will help alleviate some of the busy work that has been a major part of the job for so long.
Is Anna Wintour Planning to Revamp Glamour Next?
Ever since being named artistic director at Conde Nast, Anna Wintour has slowly been making editorial changes at publications that need to be turned around. First came major masthead shakeups at Lucky, then Conde Nast Traveler--so which glossy is next on Wintour's list?
Yesterday we got a look at newly-appointed editor in chief Eva Chen's first Lucky cover--and today we're getting a sneak peek at what's inside the mag.


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Thulimaya Tamang, a resident of Pipara Simara, Bara tenderly takes care of her cow. This cow is a prized possession – after all it has helped to increase her household income. She now saves NRs. 2000 per month after paying for cow fodder and deducting her monthly loan installment. Thulimaya's monthly income will have a whopping increment of 180% after her loan is paid off.
Imagine hunting a near threatened animal as a traditional practice for food and realizing one fine day that the practice is wrong! This is what happened in a few VDCs of Nawalparasi district: Deurali, Naram, Ruchang, Dhaubadi and Hupsekot. Communities came together and decided to protect the Himalayan goral (Nemorhedus goral), demonstrating strong local stewardship and local engagement in conserving a vulnerable species. Jhabilal Ranamager, local resident of Dhaubadi VDC says, "When we hunted goral, the studier ones always got away and those that got killed were the pregnant, sick and old goral. What moved us was to find an infant inside the carcass almost all the time. It made us feel guilty and coldblooded."
The steep slopes of Amdanda, Gaighat and Sinchangghadi in Devghat VDC were used for shifting cultivation – an agricultural land use system where land is cleared of forest and cultivated until its fertility diminishes, after which it is abandoned. This kind of land use system intensifies deforestation and forest degradation. This practice resulted in frequent landslide and soil erosion along the banks of Trishuli river adjoining Mugling-Narayanghat highway. Restoration in this area is particularly critical given that it serves as a forest corridor to enhance the ecological connectivity of the Chitwan Annapurna Landscape (CHAL).
•	National consultation meeting conducted on Environmental and Social Impacts of Large Infrastructures in Nepal. The consultation was based on the study 'An overview of Existing and Planned Key Infrastructure in the Terai Arc Landscape and Chitwan-Annapurna Landscape, and its Environmental and Social Impacts'.
•	REDD working group meeting held at the REDD cell, chaired by the Secretary of the Ministry of Forests and Soil Conservation (MoFSC) endorsed the REDD+ strategy framework for Nepal developed by the REDD Cell, MoFSC with the support of the Hariyo Ban Program.
•	The second phase of red panda monitoring in Langtang National Park (LNP) initiated.
•	A large-scale plantation began in different VDCs of Kaski where a total of 25,300 seedlings were planted.
•	Hariyo Ban Program in coordination with Bhimapur VDC office awarded scholarships worth Rs. 8,000 (Rs. 7,500 from Hariyo Ban) to 11 wildlife victims.
•	The activities outlined in the Community Adaptation Plan of Action (CAPA) in Ranikhola CFUG, Dahakhani VDC are nearing completion.
•	National interaction and sharing workshop on Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) conducted in Pokhara, Kaski.
•	A support of duna-tapari (leaf plate) machine was made to a duna tapari enterprise in Bandipur VDC, Tanahu.
•	A 5 km long barbed wire fence installed in the Buffer Zone of Bardiya National Park – Amreni, Karmala and Jariyaphanta BZCF.
•	Monsoon dolphin monitoring survey completed in Geruwa, Karnali and Mohana River.
•	Tea plantation piloted in Bhadaure Tamagi and Chapakot VDCs of Kaski district. Altogether 54,000 tea seedlings planted on both community and private land.
•	Support to develop and maintain official Bardiya National park website provided.
•	A 7.3 km electric fence installed in Panchakanya and Chaturmukhi CFUG, Padampur VDC, Chitwan.
•	Training on climate change and Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) for local journalists conducted.
•	A skill based training on rattan handicraft provided in Jhalari, Kanchanpur and mushroom farming in Farm Tole, Basudevpur, Banke.
•	Regional multi stakeholder consultation workshop on Emission Reduction Program Idea Note (ER-PIN) development for Terai Arc Landscape (TAL) conducted in Dhangadhi, Nepalgunj, Butwal and Hetauda.
•	Initial findings of the study Moving Down or Not? A key question for Samzong, Yara and Dheye, three villages in Upper Mustang, Mustang District, Nepal was shared.
•	Training of Trainers (ToT) on Environmental Mitigation and Monitoring Plan (EMMP) preparation was conducted in Sauraha, Chitwan.
•	Sirdibas VDC, where toilets have been built in all houses with partial support from Hariyo Ban Program, was declared as open defecation free zone on 29 October, 2013.


Adequate pre-dialysis care reduces mortality among end-stage renal disease (ESRD) patients. We tested the hypothesis that individuals with ESRD due to sickle cell disease (SCD-ESRD) receiving pre-ESRD care have lower mortality compared to individuals without pre-ESRD care. We examined the association between mortality and pre-ESRD care in incident SCD-ESRD patients who started haemodialysis between 1 June, 2005 and 31 May, 2009 using data provided by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). SCD-ESRD was reported for 410 (0·1%) of 442 017 patients. One year after starting dialysis, 108 (26·3%) patients with incident ESRD attributed to SCD died; the hazard ratio (HR) for mortality among patients with SCD-ESRD compared to those without SCD as the primary cause of renal failure was 2·80 (95% confidence interval [CI] 2·31-3·38). Patients with SCD-ESRD receiving pre-dialysis nephrology care had a lower death rate than those with SCD-ESRD who did not receive pre-dialysis nephrology care (HR = 0·67, 95% CI 0·45-0·99). The one-year mortality rate following an ESRD diagnosis was almost three times higher in individuals with SCD when compared to those without SCD but with ESRD and could be attenuated by pre-dialysis nephrology care.


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Migrant Shipwreck to Be Shown at Venice Biennale
The damaged boat will stand as a powerful testament to the hundreds of migrants who have died crossing the Mediterranean Sea
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The remains of one of the deadliest migrant shipwrecks in recent Mediterranean history will be docked in Venice for the city's biennale as part of a project by Swiss-Icelandic artist Christoph Büchel.
In April 2015, the ship — designed to carry a crew of 15 people — crashed into a Portuguese freighter and sank between the Libyan and Italian coasts in international waters. On board were between 700 and 1,100 people, of whom only 28 were recovered, according to Büchel.
Since the tragic accident, €33m has been spent on the ship's recovery and maintenance, fuelling its politically charged symbolism. Now, the boat will be moored at the Arsenale in Venice, a former shipyard where military boats were built. The project, called Barca Nostra ("our boat") is part of curator Ralph Rugoff's exhibition, May You Live in Interesting Times.
Büchel is known for making powerful political statements through his work. In 2015, as the Icelandic representative for the Venice Biennale, he installed a working mosque inside a former Catholic church, which Venetian authorities shut down soon after it opened, citing safety concerns. Last year, Büchel proposed turning Trump's border wall proposals into land art.
The vessel in Venice will stand as a testament not only to history, but also to current events. Since the beginning of 2019, an estimated 410 migrants have died at sea. The ship's future after the biennale, however, is uncertain. But one proposal, made by a migrant initiative in Palermo, seeks to make it a mobile monument of the tragedy that could be presented throughout the European Union.
Christoph Büchel's Barca Nostra will be on view from 11 May – 24 November
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Learning to manage most thyroid problems today means learning the complexities of autoimmune conditions. The autoimmune condition, Hashimoto's thyroiditis seems to be the most common of the thyroid disorders. Antibodies attack the thyroid as if it were foreign tissue resulting in lowered thyroid output. Adding iodine to an autoimmune thyroid problem usually makes it worse.
Graves is similar to Hashimoto's in that it is also an autoimmune reaction. Instead of the antibodies attacking the pathways that produce thyroid, they attack the regulatory mechanism causing thyroid production to increase. Graves is more serious in the short run because excess thyroid can cause a thyroid storm and can cause the heart to stop. MD's treat this aggressively with medications or with a thyroidectomy. Fortunately, Graves type of autoimmune condition is not as common as Hashimoto's.
A complete thyroid panel is necessary when first trying to understand the nature of the thyroid malfunction. Proper thyroid function depends on coordination of several different steps involving the hypothalamus, pituitary, thyroid, intestines and liver. Knowing which step or steps are compromised can't be determined by just checking T4 and TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) which is a typical approach used by doctors too often today.
Tests don't exist for all steps but much can be surmised by testing for which information is knowable. We can test for the primary antibodies that attack the thyroid enzyme TPO and/or protein thyroglobulin. Once you have a positive antibody test, you can quit testing. These levels fluctuate in the affected person too much to be diagnostic. That is just because the levels might be half what they were last time doesn't mean you are improving. It might jump to the previous level the next day.
Balancing the thyroid is important because every cell in the body depends on thyroid to help control its metabolism. As mentioned low thyroid is more common than high. Low thyroid causes a slowing of metabolism or speed of biochemical activity in the cell. This can show up as general fatigue or even depression because the brain cells aren't firing at the proper rate.
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Under the false guise of attacking "ObamaCare," a small but vocal group is attempting to undo the single biggest step our state has taken in 30 years to make cost-effective health care available to Arizona's working poor.
This fringe group has launched a Constitutionally-dubious effort to force a citizens' referendum on the Medicaid Restoration Plan. You'll remember, this Medicaid plan was adopted in June thanks to the leadership of Governor Brewer and bipartisan backing of the Arizona Legislature.
Now, clipboard-wielding Medicaid opponents seek referendum signatures by likening our Republican governor's plan to "ObamaCare." They say a signature on one of their petitions is a strike against tax increases.
– Arizona's Medicaid program, known as AHCCCS, has been around since 1982. It is the time-tested, national gold standard when it comes to Medicaid. And AHCCCS has absolutely nothing to do with the Affordable Care Act or "ObamaCare." In fact, Arizona voters have twice in recent years voted to expand AHCCCS eligibility to more of our friends and neighbors in need.
– There is no tax increase in the Governor's plan. The federal government will pay 100 percent of Arizona's costs in expanding AHCCCS coverage over the first three years. That matching rate will eventually fall to 90 percent, and hospitals like this one will assess a fee upon ourselves in order to pay Arizona's share of this cost. Language in the Governor's plan specifically forbids us from passing along these costs to patients.
With the plan enacted by Governor Brewer and legislators, Arizona will reap nearly $8 billion over the next three years. These are our own tax dollars – paid by Arizona citizens to the federal treasury. This funding will extend cost-effective health care to hundreds of thousands of Arizona's working poor. It will also aid hospitals like ours, which have seen a sharp increase in costs associated with providing care to the uninsured. Currently, much of these costs are ultimately paid by the rest of us via higher health insurance premiums – a phenomenon commonly dubbed the Hidden Health Care Tax.
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Institutionalised Racism Within UCSA Sees Māori Rep Paid One Third of Average
By Emily Heyward
The Te Akatoki – University of Canterbury Māori Student's Association – representative on the UCSA student executive was asked to describe what mahi she did in order to justify why she deserved to be paid the same as general exec members.
Te Akatoki tumuaki Rosa Hibbert-Schooner resigned from her position on the student exec last week over major pay disparities, which saw her earn two-thirds less than general executive members despite doing the same amount of work.
Hibbert-Schooner, who earned $1,600 per annum, compared with the $5,200 general exec members were on, said her resignation was about taking a stand against institutionalised racism and highlighting the need for organisations and universities to "step it up" and honour their part in Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
"We were asked to kind of, not prove, but describe what mahi we do in that role to justify the increase of the pay and I kind of thought 'well yep, that's great you're thinking about it but that's not the process we want so I'm going to resign' so it makes a bit more of a stand and we get some support in it so people know what's going on and then secondly can help push for results," she said.
But UCSA president Kim Fowler said it was about the UCSA making sure it knew that her time was "being used in the right way".
"That wasn't 'we don't believe you're doing any work' that was a 'we can see you're doing the work, we want to know exactly where it is, so we know that your time is being used in the right way and also if there's any gaps there where we should be putting that role into other places or sitting on other boards where it's actually more important for Te Akatoki tumuaki to sit," Fowler said.
Hibbert-Schooner said she brought the pay disparity issue up at the beginning of the year but said it hadn't been properly addressed until recently as the UCSA had been dealing with "a lot of crisis issues".
When asked whether the UCSA would have done anything to address the inequity if Hibbert-Schooner hadn't resigned, president Fowler said "absolutely" but thought it probably wouldn't have happened as quickly.
"Absolutely because we were meeting to chat about it, but it wouldn't likely have been addressed so quickly. It's been a hectic term and we haven't had a CEO so far and so it's been really tricky to resource it essentially.
"It had been really obvious since the start of the year to the exec that this year Rosa was taking on way more responsibilities in the role and we were always intending to rescope it and increase that."
Fowler said the reason for the difference in pay was because the remuneration had changed years earlier to accommodate the tumuaki at the time having to decrease their hours.
"At one point in time the Te Akatoki tumuaki couldn't commit to doing more work for the UCSA on top of what they were doing for Te Akatoki and so at that stage the UCSA made the decision to rescope that role to one that was two hours a week, so they only had to worry about being at our exec meetings," they said.
Fowler acknowledged that the UCSA needed to do better.
"The students association are a colonial institution and so I don't think anyone has bad intentions, but I think we live in a pretty colonial society, and we are in the position we are, so I think we certainly have issues that we need to work on."
Hibbert-Schooner said her resignation was much bigger than the pay disparity.
"The main issue here is not just money inequality, but it is the systemic bias we are facing and continuing to face … There is systemic bias within our society and furthermore in organisations. This is not just about the role but about UCSA as treaty partners and what they do for us."
Hibbert-Schooner said tauira Māori were being under-valued and under-resourced across the board.
"I do think wellbeing support is a huge one for Māori students … We have huge mental health issues and big disparities in health inequities but are not given the right support.
"We have a Māori counsellor and there is only one of them and they are part-time from what I last checked and that's just not good enough," she said.
Hibbert-Schooner wanted her resignation to start a bigger conversation and help create change.
"In 5 years' time, do we still want to have Te Akatoki in a modest whare that's breaking down and has a leaky roof or do we want to be utilising and sharing resources and making sure that no matter what association is, if it's Māori or Pasifika or the Queer Canterbury group, that we're all uplifted and can share resources because we are giving so much as students to the student body and it should be given more resourcing and just awhina from our UCSA organisation."
She wanted Pākehā students and student associations across the country to listen and learn about the issues tauira Māori were facing and practise "being a good bicultural partner".
The UCSA, Te Atatoki and other figures were set to meet to discuss changes to the role going forward.
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With the announcement that American thriller writer Jeffery Deaver will be writing a James Bond continuation novel for Ian Fleming Publications, fans have started to ponder several questions not addressed in the press release.
Is this a one book deal, like the Sebastian Faulks arrangement for Devil May Care?
It's not clear, but Deaver tweeted earlier today that he was "very honored that the Ian Fleming board has chosen me to be the new writer of the James Bond series". Is this a hint that he may have options beyond the 'Project X' novel? Deaver has a long-running series of his own, with 9 'Lincoln Rhyme' books to date.
Will the new novel, set in modern times, link up directly with the film franchise?
Unlikely. During John Gardner's tenure, there was friction from the author when he had to align his canon with the "GoldenEye" tie-in. But when Raymond Benson reset the series in the 1990's, he mirrored the film franchise elements, such as a female M. The last two movies have not had traditional novelizations, and Bond's official backstory was changed from the character's literary roots when Daniel Craig was cast.
Will Jeffery Deaver reference the Fleming canon directly, or other continuation novels?
John Gardner linked back to Fleming's canon, but when Raymond Benson took the reigns, there were only passing references to Gardner's work.
Will Bond be keeping his bad habits?
In Fleming's original canon, Bond chain-smoked and took Benzedrine. Neither are generally acceptable in today's world.
It won't be 'Project X' - that is just the working title. Click here to submit your ideas for the novel's title.
What age will James Bond be?
Will Bond feel out of place in a modern setting, or a fresh faced agent adept with technology?
To discuss all of these questions and more, visit this thread on MI6 Forums.


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Who knew Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart could be so sneaky — while the reunited costars from New Moon acted awkward around each other in front of the cameras at Comic-Con in San Diego last week, they had a happy night seeing each other July 22, before the convention began, says E! Online.
E! says the twosome both stayed on the 11th floor of the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego.
The reunion went on after the convention apparently, as Rob reportedly flew out of LAX — spending the weekend in L.A. with Kristen — instead of going straight back to NYC.


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Q: Perl LDAP search for user being a CN attribute How to do a Perl LDAP search/authentication for user being an attribute in access group or it's subgroups?
All users (UIDs) are in:
ou=Users,o=company,c=com

Access group is:
cn=Site Full Access,ou=Access,o=company,c=com

Access group has users and subgroups as attributes like:
uniquemember | uid=usernameA,ou=Users,o=company,c=com
uniquemember | uid=usernameB,ou=Users,o=company,c=com
uniquemember | uid=usernameC,ou=Users,o=company,c=com
uniquemember | cn=Site Full Access Employees,ou=Access,o=company,c=com

(subgroup has its own uniquemember attributes)
Authentication script idea:

*

*Bind user with his login/password (done).

*If successful, create user's DN like uid=$username,ou=Users,o=company,c=com (done)

*Iterate through attributes of cn=Site Full Access,ou=Access,o=company,c=com and compare them to user's DN

*If encountered a group, search for user's DN inside this group too

I am using Net::LDAP, but there is not much code to show as what works is quite standard. This is the listing of uniquemember attributes:
my $mesg = $ldap->bind ($user_dn, password=>"$pass");
$mesg->code && return undef;

$mesg = $ldap->search(base=>$ldap_access_full, filter=>"(objectclass=*)");
$mesg->code && return undef;

my @entries = $mesg->entries;
my $entry;
foreach $entry ( @entries )
{
   if ($entry->exists('uniquemember'))
   {
      my $ref = $entr->get_value('uniquemember', asref=>1);
      for my $uid (@$ref)
      {
     print $uid . "<br/>";
      }
   }
}

This gives me an array of user DNs but also groups that will have to be listed and compared in some recursive function.
How do I approach this? Perhaps there is another way to check both password and access group, with user still being an attribute of access group or it's subgroups? I can't do any LDAP modifications.

A: This called nested groups. For AD here is one solution: How to retrieve all Groups from LDAP with Perl
One solution is to ignore groups, only allow direct user objects.
If you need to process sub groups you should retrieve the entry and check it is a group or people. In case you need to check this in many levels (sub groups of sub groups of..) then you needs to do the check recursivly.
For one level of nested groups. It is half complete and not tested but you got the idea.
Of course use subroutines, but I did not used for easier understanding (and lack of time)
$mesg = $ldap->search(base=>$ldap_access_full, filter=>"(objectclass=*)",attrs => [qw(uniquemember)]);
$mesg->code && die $mesg->code;

my @entries = $mesg->entries;
my $entry;

foreach $entry ( @entries ) {
    my @uniquemembers = $entr->get_value('uniquemember');
    foreach my $uniquemember (@uniquemembers){
        #get entry
        $mesg = $ldap->search(base=>$uniquemember, filter=>"(objectclass=*)", attrs => [qw(objectclass uid uniquemember)], scope => 'base');
        $mesg->code && die $mesg->code;
        #if is a group or user?
        my $uniquemember_entry = ($mesg->entries)[0];
        my @objectclasses = $uniquemember_entry->get_value('objectclass');

        my $uid = $uniquemember_entry->get_value('uid');
        if (grep {/user/i} @objectclasses || defined $uid){
            print "$uniquemember has uid: $uid\n";

        } elsif (grep {/group/i} @objectclasses){
            print "it is a group: $uniquemember\n";
            #get its members
            my @nested_group_uniquemembers = $uniquemember_entry->get_value('uniquemember');
            #get entries
            foreach my $nested_group_uniquemember (@nested_group_uniquemembers){
                $mesg = $ldap->search(base=>$nested_group_uniquemember, filter=>"(objectclass=*)", attrs => [qw(objectclass uid uniquemember)], scope => 'base');
                $mesg->code && die $mesg->code;
            }
            #check it is an user or group...
        } else {

        }
    }
}


A day care teacher who thought a blister on his foot was caused by his shoe learned it was a dangerous, flesh-eating bacteria — and had to have his right foot amputated.
Raul Reyes of Houston visited a clinic for the blister on his foot and was told he had contracted necrotizing fasciitis, a bacterial skin infection that attacks soft issues throughout the body.
Reyes' wife, Joseline, told the Houston Chroniclethat doctors then had no choice but to amputate in order to stop the bacteria from spreading throughout his bloodstream.
An orthopedic surgeon later performed emergency surgery, telling Reyes beforehand that there was a chance that amputation might be necessary.
Doctors believe Reyes contracted the infection through an open wound from an ingrown toenail.
Reyes said her husband is now focused on returning to his prior life as quickly as possible.
Necrotizing fasciitis can lead to amputations or "be deadly in a very short amount of time," according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The most common method of infection occurs when the bacteria enters the body through an open wound or skin infection, particularly in whirlpools, hot tubs, swimming pools and salty or brackish water.
Roughly 600 to 1,200 cases have been recorded annually in the United States since 2010, although more infections likely go unreported, according to the CDC.
Reyes' wife said the family was shocked that he contracted the bacteria.
Messages from Reyes' students have helped him through his recovery, she said.
"It just raised his spirits and he wants to go back to work already and be with the kids," she said.
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to buy a prosthetic foot for Reyes — who does not have health insurance — and had brought in more than $13,000 as of Monday.