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var Promise = require("promise");
var cp = require("child_process");
var bare = require('bareutil');
var val = bare.val;
var misc = bare.misc;

/* options - DockerArguments - Startup info for docker container */
var Docktainer = function(command, length, possibles) {
	this.command = command;
	this.randomLength = length || 10;
	this.randomPossibles = possibles || 'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890';

	this.name = '';
	this.stdout = '';
	this.stderr = '';
	this.err = '';
	this.bufferLimit = 0;
	this.bufferSize = 0;
	this.timer = '';
	this.timeout = 0;

	this.onTimeout;
	this.overflow = false;
	this.onOverflow;
	this.process;
};

Docktainer.prototype.exec = function(options) {
	var self = this;
	var args = this.command.build('run');
	var index = args.indexOf('--name');
	if(index === -1) {
		this.name = misc.random(this.randomLength, this.randomPossibles);
		args.splice(3, 0, '--name', this.name);
	} else {
		this.name = args[index+1];
	}

	return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
		var cmd = args.shift();
		self.process = cp.spawn(cmd, args);
		self.stdout = '';
		self.stderr = '';
		self.err = '';

		self.process.stdout.on('data', (data) => {
			if(self.overflow === false) {
				self.bufferSize += Buffer.byteLength(data.toString());

				if(self.bufferLimit === 0 || self.bufferSize < self.bufferLimit) {
					self.stdout += data.toString();
				} else {
					self.kill();
					self.overflow = true;
					if(val.function(self.onOverflow)) {
						self.onOverflow();
					}
				}
			}
		});
		self.process.stderr.on('data', (data) => {
			if(self.overflow === false) {
				self.bufferSize += Buffer.byteLength(data.toString());

				if(self.bufferLimit === 0 || self.bufferSize < self.bufferLimit) {
					self.stderr += data.toString();
				} else {
					self.kill();
					self.overflow = true;
					if(val.function(self.onOverflow)) {
						self.onOverflow();
					}
				}
			}
		});

		self.process.on('exit', (code, signal) => {
			resolve({
				stdout:self.stdout,
				stderr:self.stderr
			});
		});
		self.process.on('error', (error) => {
			reject({
				stdout:self.stdout,
				stderr:self.stderr,
				error:error
			});
		});

		if(val.number(self.timeout) && self.timeout > 0) {
			self.timer = setTimeout(function() {
				self.kill();

				if(val.function(self.onTimeout)) {
					self.onTimeout();
				}
			}, self.timeout);
		}
	}).then(function(result) {
		if(self.timer !== '') {
			clearTimeout(self.timer);
		}
		return result;
	});
};

Docktainer.prototype.kill = function() {
	var self = this;
	if(self.command.sudo === true) {
		cp.exec('sudo docker kill ' + self.name, (err, stdout, stderr) => {
			self.err += err;
			self.stdout += stdout;
			self.stderr += stderr;
		});
	} else {
		cp.exec('docker kill ' + self.name, (err, stdout, stderr) => {
			self.err += err;
			self.stdout += stdout;
			self.stderr += stderr;
		});
	}
}
module.exports = Docktainer;


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Classic Movie Review: The Thomas Crown Affair (1968)
Title: The Thomas Crown Affair
Production Company: The Mirisch Corporation | Simkoe | Solar Productions
The Thomas Crown Affair is probably less regarded as a classic film than as a classic Boston film, and is discussed in Ryan Walsh's book on Boston in 1968, Astral Weeks. And like at least 90% of movies set in Boston, it is a crime movie, but instead of mobbed-up guys from Southie, the criminal is a bored millionaire from Beacon Hill. The movie starts out great with Thomas Crown (Steve McQueen) organizing a bank heist of five men who don't meet until the robbery begins and who never see his face. The film uses extensive split screens to depict the action, which reminds me of a 1970s historic site visitors center introductory movie, but it does add a flair to the action occurring simultaneously.
After the successful heist, the bank brings in the Vicki Anderson (Faye Dunaway). Initially, Anderson and Crown play a flirty game of cat and mouse. But the movie fizzles out about halfway through. We're supposed to believe that they actually fall in love, on their many trips to ride a dune buggy around Crane Beach, but the romance is not convincing at all. Anderson's belief that their love will make Crown confess seems especially pathetic.
I've never liked Dunaway as an actor, but in this case, I think both leads were miscast. They needed something like a Cary Grant/Grace Kelly level of talent, but they weren't up to the task. I did like seeing all of the on-location scenery shot in 1968 Boston (and the one scene where Dulles Airport is made to appear as if it's in Boston). Mt. Vernon Street on Beacon Hill, seen in a scene where Crown douchely crashes a detectives car into a tree, looks virtually the same 50 years ago as it does today.
Rating: **

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Andy Clockwise (born Andy Kelly) is an Australian-born musician, performer, writer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist currently residing in Los Angeles. Born in Sydney to an artistic family, Clockwise's music has been compared to LCD Soundsystem and Nick Cave and described as "refreshingly soulful and unabashedly experimental." He is well known for coming out of the nu-folk/ Indie rock movements of Sydney & Los Angeles and becoming a seminal indie Recording Artist & Performer Internationally, with support from Australian National Broadcater Triple J & Independent radio in Los Angeles like KROQFM, NPR & KCRW.

Clockwise is known for Indie Classics "Every Song" "Alice May" "Cocaine & Champagne" " The Casanova (Remember Love)" "Hopeless Featuring Holly Valance" "Open Relationship Feat. Stella Mozgawa" & "Dancing World" A live favorite at his shows.

Clockwise has headlined his own tours as well as supported artists such as Hugh Cornwell of The Stranglers, The Black Keys, Warpaint, The Adicts, The Wailers, and Julian Casablancas. In 2014, his single 'Hopeless' from the Dancing World EP, featuring Holly Valance, garnered Clockwise acclaim in the US as well as international coverage in the UK press, including The Guardian, The Daily Mail, and Digital Spy. His latest EP, The Good Book, was released on 8 April 2016 and features collaborations with Stella Mozgawa (Warpaint), JT Thomas (Captain Beefheart),  Holly Valance, and a guest appearance by John Hawkes.

Band history

2006–10: Classic FM and Tour
In 2004, Clockwise recorded a double concept album inspired by an imaginary radio station, Classic FM, which he wrote, produced, engineered, and mixed in his home studio. It was picked up as Triple J Feature Album and lead to him headlining his own national, sold-out tour.

2010–11:: Are You Well? & The Socialite
Are You Well? was released as a promotional radio EP for the U.S. in 2010. The EP featured the single 'Love and War,' released through Australia's Triple j. To support the album, Clockwise toured with The Strokes front man Julian Casablancas. In February 2011, 'Love and War' was featured on an episode of the CW drama 90210.

In 2010, Clockwise released the studio album, The Socialite. In May 2011, "The Casanova (Remember Love)" was featured in an episode of CSI:Miami.

2012–2016 : EPs Dancing World and The Good Book
Clockwise released several singles in 2012, Clockwise released the EP Dancing World in 2014. The EP was a culmination of his experiences on the road and at home in the United States, and as Clockwise stated, "It's about the wars we put each other through...a pop musical ode to dysfunctionality." It mixed elements of folk and electronic music. In support of the EP, he toured with the likes of The Adicts and Warpaint, among others. The singles 'Steam Dream' and 'Murphy's Law' were in heavy rotation on LA's KROQ, Alt-98.7, and KCRW, and 'Hopeless,' featuring Holly Valance, received thousands of plays on SoundCloud. The EP's lead single "Dancing World" was circulated on specialty radio in LA and over 60 stations in North America, reaching #12 on the speciality FMQBY Radio Chart .

Starting in 2015, Clockwise has been doing DJ sets for "Dance Yourself Clean," LA's most popular indie dance party. During that time, he started recording songs between his Hollywood home studio, Australia, and London for what would become his latest EP, The Good Book, which he describes as "a celebration about the lies that we tell ourselves and an ode to the fleeting nature of existence."  In November 2015, the video for the EP's first single 'Open Relationship' premiered in Interview Magazine. Described as "LCD Soundsystem-meets-'80s disco and funk, " the single was inspired by a friend's real-life experience in a relationship. During the first half of 2016, Clockwise toured extensively across North America as a special guest for "Dance Yourself Clean," with sold-out shows in DC, San Francisco, Seattle, Atlanta, Brooklyn, and San Diego. In March, he was invited to play as part of an official showcase at South by Southwest Music Conference. The Good Book was released on 8 April 2016 through Exhibition Records; its latest single, 'The Best', "begins with a full synth bath" culminating in "existential and intimate utterances...illustrated among ear-worm keyboard hooks."

2017- Present: "War Stories" & Exhibition Records
In 2017 Clockwise retreated from public life after the death of his mother and started penning a musical "The Moth Requiem" and working on a 4 Volume album "War Stories" that will be released in its entirety in 2023. It was orioginaly slated for a release with an extensive tour of the united states in 2020 but the 40 date tour was shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Andy retreated to his farm outside of Sydney and started producing and writing for other artists during this period.

War Stories is a several-volume odyssey spanning 36 tracks of classic pop/new wave/folk and 80's post-punk. Made in his Hollywood Hills studio in LA and Boulevard Recording (Pink Floyd/Fleetwood Mac) as well as during stints in London and Sydney, it features work by Omar Yakar (War On Drugs) Drew Erickson (Tim Heidecker, Roger Waters, Lana Del Rey) JT Thomas (Captain Beefheart) Stella Mozgawa (Warpaint, Kurt Vile) and Jade Macrae. This will be accompanied by the re release of Andy's extensive catalogue to streaming services.

In 2020/ 2022 Clockwise started teasing songs and videos to "War Stories" completely produced played and made by himself. He has soft Released 11 singles and remixes over that time that look like they will be on this upcoming album. Andy's entire catalogue on streaming services has been cleared it seems to make way for his upcoming releases plus possibly for his back catalogue in which fans have not been able to access for 5 years.

Andy has announced a return to play live in the United States in March 2023

Music style
Andy Clockwise cites Charlie Chaplin, Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Björk, The Pixies, David Bowie, and Nick Cave as influences.

Discography

Albums

Extended plays

Touring Musicians
Alisha Fraher – Bass, Guitar, Keys, Vocals
Jamie Douglass – Drums
Mathew Gardner - Drums
Stella Mozgawa - Drums
Josh Norton - Bass, Guitar, Keys, Vocals

References

External links
Official website

Living people
Australian musicians
Year of birth missing (living people)

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Simplicial Global Optimization is centered on deterministic covering methods partitioning feasible region by simplices. This book looks into the advantages of simplicial partitioning in global optimization through applications where the search space may be significantly reduced while taking into account symmetries of the objective function by setting linear inequality constraints that are managed by initial partitioning. The authors provide an extensive experimental investigation and illustrates the impact of various bounds, types of subdivision, strategies of candidate selection on the performance of algorithms. A comparison of various Lipschitz bounds over simplices and an extension of Lipschitz global optimization with-out the Lipschitz constant to the case of simplicial partitioning is also depicted in this text. Applications benefiting from simplicial partitioning are examined in detail such as nonlinear least squares regression and pile placement optimization in grillage-type foundations. Researchers and engineers will benefit from simplicial partitioning algorithms such as Lipschitz branch and bound, Lipschitz optimization without the Lipschitz constant, heuristic partitioning presented. This book will leave readers inspired to develop simplicial versions of other algorithms for global optimization and even use other non-rectangular partitions for special applications.


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Implementation of Enterprise-Wide Clinical Trials Management System Begins
The University of Minnesota is beginning the process of implementing OnCore® from Forte Research Systems as a single enterprise Clinical Trials Management System (CTMS). The solution will be University-hosted and will support a broad range of clinical research, from the Clinical and Translational Science Institute research units, to cardiology, oncology, public health, pediatric medicine, and other University health-research programs.
The CTMS addresses a campus-wide need for better support of cancer trials, pharmaceutical clinical trials, device studies, case report studies, multi-center studies, and large-scale epidemiological studies.
"The CTMS is critical to our continued success as a leader in health research."
Brian Herman, Former Vice President for Research
It is designed to enhance the efficiency and quality of health research at the University of Minnesota by:
Reducing the cost of redundant software infrastructures
Consistently capturing and tracking protocol, study, administrative, and financial data needed for management of trials
Increasing the capability to provide meaningful reports and data regarding the financial status of a study to Principal Investigators
Reducing costs to manage clinical research within individual units
Reducing multiple isolated, informal environments for managing and tracking study data
Improving regulatory compliance
"The CTMS is critical to our continued success as a leader in health research," explains Brian Herman, vice president for research. "Using a single, centrally supported system to manage our clinical research enterprise allows us to achieve new efficiencies, eliminate redundant processes and, ultimately, translate our discoveries into better health, faster. It's a great example of President Kaler's operational excellence initiative in action."
The enterprise CTMS is supported by the CTSI, which is part of the national NIH-funded Clinical and Translational Science Award program.
Biomedical Health Informatics Director Connie Delaney notes, "The CTMS has been a consistent and core need for our research enterprise and in partnership with CTSI, the Office of Biomedical Health Informatics has formed an expert, experienced inter-professional team to create the UMN enterprise CTMS to meet operational excellence objectives, ensure successful implementation and ongoing sustainability."
The system will be rolled out in phases, with the Medical School Division of Cardiology, the Masonic Cancer Center, and Pediatric Oncology among the first users.
CTSI director Bruce Blazar explained, "Through the Biomedical Health Informatics team, we've been listening closely to faculty and staff about what systems and tools are needed on campus. We've heard overwhelmingly that we need to reduce duplication of effort, provide user-friendly financial and administrative reports, offer better support for meeting regulatory requirements, and reduce overall costs associated with managing clinical research. The CTMS is key to meeting those needs, not just within the Academic Health Center, but for all those conducting and supporting health research across the University."
The implementation team is collecting and posting answers to Frequently Asked Questions on the Biomedical Health Informatics website, and the Clinical and Translational Science Institute's monthly e-newsletter will feature regular updates and announcements about the project.
Questions about CTMS should be directed to Josh Fehrmann, project manager, at [email protected].


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As a church, we both host and facilitate a wide range of community-focused projects which we believe we are called as Christians to do. The New Horizons Widows Club and the Phoenix Widowers Group both fulfil a crucial need in combating social isolation amongst our more mature citizens and began here several years ago with funding from POPPs (Partnership for Older People's Projects). The Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous groups which also meet weekly in our Christian Centre contribute to the wider local support of those recovering from addictions, and we work closely with our neighbours EDP Drug and Alcohol Services in this area.
Christchurch Baptist Church is one of the founding members and supporters of Christchurch Food Bank+ and through that have helped many families struggling with poverty and financial crisis both with food and help through local Debt Counselling services. Through the Food Bank network, we also regularly able furnish new homes for those coming out of emergency housing having escaped Domestic Violence and other forms of abuse. This link has also led to our increasing involvement with the growing number of homeless folk in Christchurch and we work alongside the Borough Council and other organisations to help them get off the streets.
All of the above are in addition to the activities for older and young people we run as a church, such as Barnabas, 50+ LinkUp, Stepping Stones and Trailblazers for children inside and outside the church, and our Sunday children's ministries. We also host a monthly group called Christian Cancer Care for those suffering from or affected by cancer and offer chaplaincy support to a number of local residential homes.
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Unintentional injury deaths among American Indian residents of the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, 2006–2012
This study aims to describe the epidemiology of unintentional injury deaths among American Indian residents of the Fort Apache Indian Reservation between 2006 and 2012. Unintentional injury death data were obtained from the Arizona Department of Health Services and death rates were calculated per 100 000 people per year and age adjusted using data obtained from Indian Health Service and the age distribution of the 2010 US Census. Rate ratios were calculated using the comparison data obtained through CDC's Web-based Injury Statistics Query and Reporting System. The overall unintentional injury mortality rate among American Indians residing on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation between 2006 and 2012 was 107.0 per 100 000. When stratified by age, White Mountain Apache Tribe (WMAT) mortality rates for all unintentional injuries exceed the US all races rate except for ages 10–14 for which there were no deaths due to unintentional injury during this period. The leading causes of unintentional injury deaths were MVCs and poisonings. Unintentional injuries are a significant public health problem in the American Indian and Alaska Native communities. Tribal-specific analyses are critical to inform targeted prevention and priority setting.
descriptive epidemiology
http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/injuryprev-2018-043082
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Q: error: no matching function for call to...(std::string&) I'm getting the following compiler error

error: no matching function for call to 'infxTree(std::string&)'

For this bit of code.
int main(){
string infxStr;

cout << "Enter an infix string: " << endl;
cin >> infxStr;

prefixOutput(infxTree(infxStr));
postorderOutput(infxTree(infxStr), ' ');
displayTree(infxTree(infxStr), infxStr.size());
    return 0;

}
I get the error on all the last 3 lines.  Here's the function:
template <typename T>
tnode<T> infxTree(const string& iexp);

Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?  Thanks!

A: You have to give the template parameter explicitly:
infxTree<Foo>(infxStr)

Where Foo is the class type provided to your templated tnode class.

A: Since there is no clue in the function signature as to what T is, you have to specify it explicitly as a template type parameter.
inxTree<int>(infxStr);

This can be omitted if you have any arguments that depend on T, that the compiler can use to infer the type:
node<T> inxTree(string str, T item) { /* ... */ }
int item;
inxTree(infxStr, item); // OK

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BMW M6 — высокотехнологичная версия BMW 6-ой серии, разработанная спортивным подразделением немецкого автопроизводителя BMW. Первое поколение было представлено в 1983 году. BMW M6 очень богата электроникой, имеет от 5 до 12 режимов передач.

Существуют следующие поколения М6:

 BMW M635CSi / M6 E24 (1986—1989)
 BMW М6 E63/E64 (2005 - 2010)
 BMW M6 F12/F13/F06 (2012-2018)

E24

В 1983 году BMW взяли двигатель M88/3 (модифицированная версия двигателя M88/1 от BMW M1) установили его на платформу BMW E24 от 6 серии, создав M635CSi (в Северной Америке просто M6).

E63

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August 29, 2017 - Tchau e ate logo, Mozambique!
We have made some great friends in Tofo and leaving is assuredly bittersweet. On one hand we are off on new adventures in Africa and the world, on the other we are both genuinely going to miss this place and the many wonderful people we met here! We went dancing and to parties and concerts several times, soaked up the relaxed vibe on the beach and in town; but by far the most meaningful experiences here have been the long conversations we've had with people, often around a shared meal. For my birthday James and Jerry cooked up a culinary tempest and we had a great dinner with them and Carlotta and Sabrina. Carr spent a couple of days working on a fantastic drawing for James' house, and we all named it. Carr and I brought an utterly delicious lemon cheescake made by Jenny for my birthday cake and it was a fun and special night. I feel very grateful for being able to connect with (now former) strangers from other parts of the world, people who are refreshingly intelligent, alive, open and cool.


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Porte hopes Tour Down Under momentum carries into Europe
Porte gets off to strong start after difficult 2019 season as he hopes to stay clear of last year's health issues.
January 26, 2020 Andrew Hood
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ADELAIDE, Australia (VN) — This time, Richie Porte (Trek-Segafredo) didn't need to be first up Willunga Hill to be first in the Santos Tour Down Under.
Like he's done every January since 2014, Porte dropped the hammer to drop his rivals. This time, the GC prize was his despite not winning on Willunga Hill, the emblematic climb that he won six years in a row.
Second on the stage Sunday behind WorldTour rookie Matt Holmes (Lotto-Soudal), but first in the Tour Down Under for his second career overall title, Porte was elated with his first stage race victory since 2018.
"Now I can see that if I can get a good routine I can win bike races still," Porte said. "Last year was not an easy year, and people are so quick to jump on you and kick you while you're down. To come back here and win feels like to silence a few."
Rediscovering the winning momentum is critical for Porte, who struggled with health issues that handicapped him throughout 2019 in his first year in Trek-Segafredo colors.
A determined Porte rode to 11th in last year's Tour de France, the first he completed since his career-best fifth in 2016, but he never had that trademark pop in his legs. The veteran Tasmanian knows he's only as good as his last result, and he's hoping victory in Australia will bode well for his upcoming European season.
"Going back to Europe, I just need to keep it up," Porte said. "Last year about this time I got sick. That's my goal is to stay healthy and I think I can have a good year."
A resolute Porte stayed in Tasmania over the winter, settling in with his family and putting in long training rides to build his base. The Tour Down Under is an annual rite, one that Porte takes seriously. Backed by strong support, including world champion Mads Pedersen and Kenny Elissonde, Porte won stage 3 at Paracombe and set himself up for victory going into Sunday's finale at Willunga.
Porte was delighted to take his first Tour Down Under since 2017. Photo: Tim de Waele/Getty Images
Porte won the Tour Down Under in 2017, the only other year the Paracombe climb was featured, yet there were four other second-places along the way during his six-year Willunga reign. This year, Porte wanted the overall.
Porte was confident he could deliver despite starting two seconds behind longtime rival and two-time defending champion Daryl Impey (Mitchelton-Scott).
Willunga is his mountain. He'd won on the steep, dusty hill along the spine of the Adelaide Hills every year since 2014. Coinciding with Australia's national holiday, fans were lined up five-deep to watch Porte drop the accelerator with just over 1km to go.
"It's not an easy race to win," Porte said. "For an Australian, it's such a great race to win. Now I go back to Europe, and hopefully keep the ball rolling."
Trek-Segafredo brought a stronger team this year to help Porte take on nemesis Mitchelton-Scott, among them American Kiel Reijnen.
"We were all-in for Richie this week, and he had the legs to pull it off, so he certainly deserves it," Reijnen said. "The GC was the goal. He's won here at Willunga six times, to win again would be nice, but it wasn't the overall objective. It's a nice way to start the season with a win, and we can continue momentum into the spring classics."
Admitting that Porte was the stronger climber, Mitchelton-Scott was playing a tactical game all week. Impey patiently ticked off time bonuses in stages 4 and 5 to carry the leader's jersey into the final stage by a slender two-second lead.
Trek-Segafredo had to do a lot of work on the front to bring the race together for Porte on the Willunga stage. Photo: Tim de Waele/Getty Images)
Expecting Porte to win again Sunday, Mitchelton-Scott watched in delight as a big group pulled clear to gobble up the finish-line time bonuses. When Impey faded on the lower flanks, the prize was Porte's for the taking.
"He's been the best climber of this race," said Matt White, sport director at rival Mitchelton-Scott. "His sponsors would want him to continue that form into Europe, because that's where the big money is. That's where he gets paid to deliver. It's a real nice start for anyone who wins this race. I'm sure there are bigger goals for him this season."
Taking control of his destiny, Porte dropped everyone and then reeled in all the breakaway riders, except one. By the time he crossed the line for second, it didn't matter if he was second. He'd won, and the win sets him up nicely going into 2020.
"You still have to prove yourself," Porte said. "You're only as good as your last result. That's professionally cycling."
Porte's bête noire remains the Tour and unfinished business at the Olympic Games, but when it comes to the Tour Down Under, Porte is quickly creating a league of his own.
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Mauritius competed at the 2011 World Aquatics Championships in Shanghai, China between July 16 and 31, 2011.

Swimming

Mauritius qualified three swimmers.

Men

Women

References

Nations at the 2011 World Aquatics Championships
2011
World Aquatics Championships


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package org.wso2.carbon.sso.redirector.ui.internal;

import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import java.io.IOException;

/**
 * This class acts as a servlet filter which forwads the requests coming for sso-acs/redirect_ajaxprocessor.jsp
 * to stratos-auth/redirect_ajaxprocessor.jsp
 */
public class RedirectorJSPFilter implements Filter {

    public void doFilter(ServletRequest servletRequest, ServletResponse servletResponse,
                         FilterChain filterChain) throws IOException, ServletException {
        if (!(servletRequest instanceof HttpServletRequest)) {
            return;
        }
        String url = ((HttpServletRequest) servletRequest).getRequestURI();
        if (url.contains("//")) {
            url = url.replace("//", "/");
        }
        url = url.replace("sso-acs/redirect_ajaxprocessor.jsp", "stratos-auth/redirect_ajaxprocessor.jsp");
        RequestDispatcher requestDispatcher =
                servletRequest.getRequestDispatcher(url);
        requestDispatcher.forward(servletRequest, servletResponse);
    }

    public void init(FilterConfig filterConfig) throws ServletException {
        // not required to implement
    }

    public void destroy() {
        // not required to implement
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
import * as firebase from 'firebase-admin'
import * as functions from 'firebase-functions';

import * as cryptoRandomString from 'crypto-random-string';

/*
 * This file defines shared resources that are used in functions
 */

// Shared config
export const PACKAGE_NAME = functions.config().app.package_name;

// Generate a cryptographically secure token string
export async function generateToken(desiredLength: number, type: string) {
  let candidate: string;
  let isCandidateFound: boolean = false;

  // Loop until a unique candidate is found
  while(!isCandidateFound) {
    // Generate a secure string
    candidate = cryptoRandomString({length: desiredLength});
    if (type === 'code') {
      // Check the Authorization Codes database for duplicates
      const codesDbRef = firebase.app().firestore().collection('authcodes');
      // Check for duplicate authorization codes
      const snapshot = await codesDbRef
          .where('auth_code', '==', candidate)
          .get();
      if (snapshot.empty) {
        isCandidateFound = true;
      }
    } else if (type === 'token') {
      // Check the Tokens database for duplicates
      const tokensDbRef = firebase.app().firestore().collection('tokens');
      // Check for duplicate refresh tokens
      const refreshSnapshot = await tokensDbRef
          .where('refresh_token', '==', candidate)
          .get();
      if (refreshSnapshot.empty) {
        // Check for duplicate access tokens
        const accessSnapshot = await tokensDbRef
            .where('access_token', '==', candidate)
            .get();
        if (accessSnapshot.empty) {
          isCandidateFound = true;
        }
      }
    } else {
      // Throw an error if the requested string type is neither a token nor an
      //     auth code
      throw new functions.https.HttpsError('invalid-argument',
          'Invalid token type requested');
    }
  }
  return candidate;
}


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HISTORY OF ORACH CHAIM
RABBI BLEICH
STATEMENT OF NEED
Kiev Jewish Community
KIEV SHOMRIM
CAMPaign4Ukriane
PURIM Campaign
Donate Pesach
SAVE A CHILD THIS SUMMER!! CAMPAIGN 4 Ukraine
Rabbi Bleich arrived in Kiev in 1989 with the goal of gathering and strengthening Jewish life in the former Soviet Union (FSU). After 10 years of work he formalized his organization by establishing the Jewish Confederation of Ukraine (Now, U.J.C.E.E.A.). Due to the Jewish community's historical persecution in the FSU dating back to the beginning of the Holocaust, assimilation is without a doubt an existential threat to European Jewry that is becoming graver every day. Rabbi Bleich and the work of UJCEEA is responding to this threat diligently by providing a variety of community and human service programs with the overarching goal of reconnecting people with Jewish life.
To achieve his goal, Rabbi Bleich and U.J.C.E.E.A. keeps a steady focus on both connected and disconnected Jewish youth, families both Jewish and interfaith, the elderly and each of their individual connections to Judaism and the local Jewish community. By providing engaging programs, services and supports aimed at building trust, Jewish identity, Jewish pride and education, U.J.C.E.E.A. has experienced considerable success which by welcome default has created more demand for services. All of these services are un-funded and rely on the generosity of donors
In addition to assimilation, Anti-Semitism has once again become a critical problem for Jews in the FSU. In Ukraine and FSU overall, there is a strong feeling of fear from this growing danger. This fear naturally lends itself to the growing assimilation rate. U.J.C.E.E.A.'s overall services and supports have become an inherent tool for addressing this issue. Through Rabbi Bleich, U.J.C.E.E.A. is the official representation of the Ukrainian Jewish community to the government of Ukraine, other Eastern European countries as well as all international Jewish bodies such as the World Jewish Congress and the European Jewish Congress.
U.J.C.E.E.A. supports the Jewish community throughout Ukraine and has the privilege when funding is made available to support European Jewish life (Education, poverty relief, Jewish Identity via summer camp, school systems and Holocaust survivor support systems etc.).
U.J.C.E.E.A. is dedicated to providing vital life services, education and supports to the Jewish Community. Due to ongoing and increased requests for human services, educational and support programs in conjunction with the declining economic condition, U.J.C.E.E.A. seeks both monetary and product support for its operation which currently has a 4 million dollar operating budget. U.J.C.E.E.A.'s long term goal is to endow this budget while continuing to add programs supporting Jewish life across the FSU at all levels. It is our hope that the global Jewish Community will take more notice of this growing need and provide the support that will underscore the restoration of the Eastern European Jewish Community.
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