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New York's Cyber Regulations: How to Take Action & Who's Next
Even if your company isn't directly subject to these new rules, you can assume that the approach will be adopted by regulatory agencies at home and abroad eventually.
Prakash Linga
CTO & Co-founder of Vera
In September, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo released the nation's first state-mandated cybersecurity regulations for banks and other financial institutions that reside in the state of New York. Fast forward to today, and financial firms are about to embark on a series of regulations put in place March 1 by the state Department of Financial Services, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), and the SEC, all aimed at protecting clients, consumers, and financial entities from the "ever-growing threat of cyber attacks."
In the face of these new regulations, banks, hedge funds, insurers, and financial institutions must ensure client information, PII, investment strategy and all non-public information is safe and protected. The revised NY DFS proposal includes a few significant provisions that are very relevant to the office of the CISO and the CIO;, the most relevant are new requirements for access controls, encryption, and data loss prevention, and how security teams react and prepare.
What's new? A focus on protecting data directly
Although the NY DFS cyber regulations build on earlier work by the SEC and the NAIC, there are four new and notable provisions that apply to protecting financial information. The new regs:
Enforce the broad implementation of encryption
Restrict access privileges to both systems and data
Provide for the retention and "timely destruction" of non-public information
Designate a qualified chief information security officer to oversee the implementation of these programs
These new regulations are notable because they dramatically expand the categories of data to be encrypted (the current draft calls for the "encryption of all nonpublic information held or transmitted"), and also tie them tightly to access control, acceptable usage policy, and data retention.
Here are four best practices security teams can begin on these requirements today.
1. Simple disk encryption isn't enough
A driving force for the NY DFS is how often client information is shared "everywhere," and how little control financial firms have over their data once it's shared with third-party vendors. I've seen it first-hand. A leading New York hedge fund with over $20 billion in assets under management is constantly exchanging sensitive information with vendors that work outside financial firms. Lawyers, auditors, contractors, you name it. In my experience, it's astonishing to see how very lax their procedures are for information that leaves the organization.
To comply, firms will need to implement protections beyond basic encryption at rest and in transit. They'll need to find ways to enforce granular limitations on access privileges, implement new audit systems to document data governance inside and outside the firewall, and be able to remotely apply data disposition and destruction rules. It's clear that firms will need to deploy more dynamic forms of data protection that extend beyond their current systems.
2. Access controls at the data-level
Ultimately, encryption, access controls, and data-in-use protections must persist with your information, independent of the type of data protected, where it's stored, or how it's shared. It's no longer feasible to define access at the system, device, or perimeter. Identity is the one attribute that crosses on-premises, cloud, and unmanaged services, and provides a consistent way to set, audit, and control access to confidential information.
Take for example, an influential asset manager in Manhattan. That manager must now secure all legal, HR, and financial data stored in its local file shares. In order to maintain strict data governance requirements, IT and security teams must ensure their security tools integrate with the fund's Active Directory to assign rights and permissions to highly sensitive data, anywhere files travel.
3. Automate audit trails
In the past, the requirement for an audit trail on data access was seen as an add-on or an after-thought. The NY DFS requirements call for improved visibility into data use, and a way to track and log assess privileges and reconstruct transactions.
Consider a private equity shop in New York that now must track quarterly letters sent to its limited partners. This will entail logging all authorized and unauthorized access attempts to the data, including details such as how, when and whether their licensed partners opened their investor communications, or whether competitors or nonaccredited investors attempted to access its nonpublic information.
4. Retention and 'timely destruction" of data
This is not just for data that's located internally, but anywhere that data travels, which is critical for financial institutions that work with hundreds of third-party vendors. How many times have you heard of someone sending the wrong file to the wrong person? Or the M&A deal with company financials shared, downloaded and kept once the deal ends? Ultimately, giving owners of the data the ability to call back that data or kill access is paramount.
Exactly how does this apply in the real world? The mergers and acquisitions arm of a public banking entity must destroy its nonpublic information after the bank's retention period expires. Access to all copies of the diligence materials, investor decks, financial models, accounting profiles, and audits are automatically destroyed, even if they've been moved to personal devices
Coming to a regulatory body near you
Even if your firm isn't directly subject to these new regulations, it's safe to assume that this approach will be rapidly adopted by similar regulatory bodies domestically and around the world. We're already seeing international bodies like the EU Parliament seek to expand regulation and expectations for cybersecurity outward from financial services. And as we've observed time and time again domestically, the best practices and approaches adopted in the financial system quickly make their way out into less-regulated industries.
New Cybersecurity Regulations Begin Today For NY Banks
Controlling Privileged Access To Prevent Rogue Users In Active Directory
The Shifting Mindset Of Financial Services CSOs
Vulnerabilities/ThreatsRiskOperationsEndpointIdentity & Access ManagementComplianceAuthentication
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From last 6 months, I started with a knee issue and I find gradually more and more joints like hips, shoulder, ankle becoming noisy (as in popping/ snapping /noises like rubbing of cartilage) and sometimes accompanied by pain and it is becoming scary.
I don't have ortho/PT specializing in sports medicine in my place and the rest haven't been of much help. One PT however did tell I have muscle imbalance, which I realize I do because of thoroughly unbalanced training and neglect in stretching. But again he didn't mention which muscles and said I can do all kind of exercises I want, that I actually can't. I can't do exercises involves running, twisting and jumping and fast movements as in martial arts.
I was wondering if starting a balanced barbell training under a trainer and stretching sufficiently a good idea. I mean is that what people with joint issues do when they can't get medical help due to whatever reason.
It might look like paralysis by analysis but I started treatment with a PT with open mind and ended up worsening pain in my knees. This has made a skeptic out of me... I'm not sure if this kind (unspecific?) question is entertained is this forum.
I think it would be a good idea for a physio to have a look at you to see if you truly have a muscle imbalance. If you can afford to pay, see if you can find a sports physio. If not, go to the doctors, and explain that it has been suggested that you have a muscle imbalance and ask them to refer you to a physio.
If you have an imbalance the physio would be able to tell you the exercises to do to strengthen the muscles that need strengthening.


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var ExchangeJsonDescription = require("./exchange_json_description")
var ExchangeJsonRedisStore = require("./exchange_json_redis_store")

function  ExchangeJsonCollection( symbols, fields) {
      this.push_count = 0;
      this.fields = fields;
      this.exchange_symbols = symbols;
      this.exchange_map = {};
      this.symbol = null;
      this.lastupdate = new Date();
      this.exchange_redis_store = new ExchangeJsonRedisStore()
      //var self = this;
}

//    [ { code: 'HSI', price: '22475', timestamp: '1483745195' },
//      { code: 'USDJPY', price: '117.016', timestamp: '1483745195' } ]
ExchangeJsonCollection.prototype.pushMessage = function (data, time ) {

  this.lastupdate = time;
      if( this.push_count==0 ){
        this.exchange_map = {};
        for( var i = 0; i< data.length; i++ )
        {
          var item = data[i];
          //console.log("ExchangeJsonCollection.pushMessage: initial %s, %s", i, item.symbol);
          this.exchange_map[item.symbol] = new ExchangeJsonDescription( item.symbol, this.price, (time), this.exchange_redis_store);
          this.exchange_map[item.symbol].pushMessage( item, time );
        }
      }else{
        for( var i = 0; i< data.length; i++ )
        {
          var item = data[i];
          var exchange = this.exchange_map[item.symbol];
          //console.log("%s, %s", symbol_index, exchange.symbol);
          exchange.pushMessage( item, time );
        }
      }
      this.push_count += 1;
}

module.exports = ExchangeJsonCollection;

ExchangeJsonCollection.prototype.constructor = ExchangeJsonCollection; // make stacktraces readable

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The 'Would You Rather' game is often played over a pint. It gives you two scenarios, and you have to choose one, hence 'would you rather'.
We're putting the same scenarios to one of our Ambassadors each month.
This month it's Charlotte's turn, who helped out with our Forever Manchester Women event earlier this month.
Definitely the shark, don't you just poke it in the eye to make it go away?? Plus, I googled it, and tigers are VERY good swimmers!
Cry vimto tears – tasty.
Fingers as long as your legs – none of my shoes would work with legs as short as my fingers!
City shirt, apologies Van Gaal but I am terrible at accents!
Dance like Bez, would certainly perk up the office on those dreaded Monday mornings.
If it slows down the ageing process then I'd MUCH rather live twice as long. With all that extra time I'd be able to make plenty of money plus I would then experience all the exciting advancements we have to look forward to in the future!


Can we take a moment to talk about this DREAMY bridal shower? Our pal Michelle of Fancy Pufs threw a beautiful shower at Colette last spring in celebration of her upcoming marriage. We had the pleasure of turning up some flower magic for her.
This is PALETTE GOALS people! Lilacs, buttery yellows, and lavenders, chosen to mimic the delicateness of a Forget-Me-Not (Michelles shower inspiration). This was definitely one of our favourite events of the year! We're ready for more Colette events, the restaurant is effortlessly cool with a sophisticated French Country vibe.
Be sure to head over to Wedluxe and check out the Forget Me Not inspired shower there. Photos by Mango Studios. Congrats Michelle!


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Q: Is there a Python equivalent to Ruby's respond_to? Is a way to see if a class responds to a method in Python? like in ruby:
class Fun
  def hello
    puts 'Hello'
  end
end

fun = Fun.new
puts fun.respond_to? 'hello' # true

Also is there a way to see how many arguments the method requires?

A: Has method:
func = getattr(Fun, "hello", None)
if callable(func):
  ...

Arity:
import inspect
args, varargs, varkw, defaults = inspect.getargspec(Fun.hello)
arity = len(args)

Note that arity can be pretty much anything if you have varargs and/or varkw not None.

A: dir(instance) returns a list of an objects attributes.
getattr(instance,"attr") returns an object's attribute.
callable(x) returns True if x is callable.
class Fun(object):
    def hello(self):
        print "Hello"

f = Fun()
callable(getattr(f,'hello'))

A: Hmmm .... I'd think that hasattr and callable would be the easiest way to accomplish the same goal:
class Fun:
    def hello(self):
        print 'Hello'

hasattr(Fun, 'hello')   # -> True
callable(Fun.hello)     # -> True

You could, of course, call callable(Fun.hello) from within an exception handling suite:
try:
    callable(Fun.goodbye)
except AttributeError, e:
    return False

As for introspection on the number of required arguments; I think that would be of dubious value to the language (even if it existed in Python) because that would tell you nothing about the required semantics.  Given both the ease with which one can define optional/defaulted arguments and variable argument functions and methods in Python it seems that knowing the "required" number of arguments for a function would be of very little value (from a programmatic/introspective perspective).

A: I am no Ruby expert, so I am not sure if this answers your question. I think you want to check if an object contains a method. There are numerous ways to do so. You can try to use the hasattr() function, to see if an object hast the method:
hasattr(fun, "hello") #True

Or you can follow the python guideline don't ask to ask, just ask so, just catch the exception thrown when the object doesn't have the method:
try:
    fun.hello2()
except AttributeError:
    print("fun does not have the attribute hello2")

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Held on 8 March each year, International Women's Day is a significant date in the calendar of the trade union movement, and an opportunity for the maritime industry to redouble its efforts to recruit and retain more female seafarers. SARAH ROBINSON, DEBBIE CAVALDORO and DEBORAH MCPHERSON report on a series of events and announcements organised around IWD 2019.
A lively meeting of the Nautilus Women's Forum was held on International Women's Day in the Union's London office, where members discussed the importance of mentoring and sharing experiences.
One member pointed out that she had never worked on a ship with any other women in the crew. This meant she had had no opportunity to talk to someone in the same position as her about the particular challenges facing women at sea, and had little idea how other female seafarers had developed their careers and balanced work with family life.
By coming to the Women's Forum, this member was immediately able to make some new female friends at different stages of their careers who were happy to act as informal mentors.
This is an extremely valuable aspect of the Forum, the members agreed, and more action is needed to encourage women to come to the meetings - and to stay in touch the rest of the time.
To help achieve this aim, the Forum's chair, Captain Jessica Tyson, will be leading efforts to set up a private group (or groups) on social media for female Nautilus members to ask questions, share experiences and even arrange to meet up for a drink. An initiative of this kind has been tried in the past with only limited success, but it was agreed that advances in technology, combined with the Union's drive to promote mentoring, make this a good moment for another attempt.
An interesting example of how women's experiences at sea can differ from men's was highlighted by two Forum members who had needed to get their work clothes altered at home to fit properly.
This issue has affected many female seafarers, and is not just about having smaller sizes available of boiler suits and protective clothing: a garment designed and shaped for a man's physique can sometimes sit so poorly on a women's body that it puts her in danger.
Mentoring schemes could provide individuals with advice on how to raise issues like this with their employer, and Nautilus can also provide support - either directly to a member or by reminding employers of their obligations to the safety of all staff. The dedicated email address for female members to contact the Union is women@nautilusint.org.
The Women's Forum meeting was followed by an additional event to celebrate women's contribution to the maritime workplace, as members joined Nautilus staff for an International Women's Day buffet lunch.
the next meeting of the Nautilus Women's Forum will take place at the Union's General Meeting in Rotterdam in October 2019.
Nautilus members Kate Allen and Jenny Matthews joined industrial organiser Lisa Carr on 6-8 March to form a delegation to the 2019 TUC Women's Conference in London.
Nautilus delegates at the TUC Women's Conference: L-R Jenny Matthews,Lisa Carr and Kate Allen. Image: Janina Struk.
The Union's motion to the meeting called on the TUC union federation to help secure progress on mentoring in the maritime industry by acknowledging and adopting recommendations from a Solent University study supported by Nautilus.
Ms Allen said she had enjoyed the experience of being a first-time delegate and first-time speaker at the conference. 'After replying to an email from Lisa Carr to volunteer for the upcoming Conference, I did not expect to be able to deliver a speech to over 300 women from various unions across the UK and Ireland,' she added. 'After reading the RMT's motion on women at sea, I felt compelled to add my support. My fellow seafarer Jenny Matthews (pictured) spoke on behalf of Nautilus to deliver our motion on Adoption of Best Practice Mentoring Schemes, and she was also compelled to speak to condemn sexual harassment at work.
Union member Jenny Matthews proposes the Nautilus motion at the TUC Women's Conference. Image: Janina Struk.
'It was a busy three days listening to fellow working women and to guest speakers such as the TUC president Mark Serwotka, the TUC general secretary Frances O'Grady and Dawn Butler, the shadow secretary of state for women and equalities.


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Central NY News
As predicted, scores plunge on tough new state English and math tests
Updated: Mar. 22, 2019, 12:43 p.m. | Published: Aug. 07, 2013, 2:25 p.m.
By Paul Riede | priede@syracuse.com
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New York State Education Commissioner John B. King Jr. speaks during the Syracuse Academy of Science Charter School's graduation at The Landmark Theater in June.
(Scott Schild | sschild@syracuse.com)
As expected, state test scores plunged in schools across New York in results released this morning by the state Education Department.
Statewide, only 31.1 percent of students in grades three through eight met the state's tougher new standards in English language arts, down from 55.1 percent the previous year. In math, 31 percent met the standard, compared to 64.8 percent the previous year.
How did your school or district do? How do they compare to others?
State and local education officials predicted significant declines on the tests given last April. The tests were based on new Common Core state standards and were considerably more difficult than those given in prior years. Officials said the tests better measure whether children are on track to succeed in college and career.
In the Big 5 school districts, the results were particularly devastating. In Syracuse, only 8.7 percent of third- through eighth-graders met the standard in English language arts, down from 24.2 percent the previous year. In math, it was 6.9 percent meeting the standard this year, down from 26.9.
Eight Syracuse schools had at least one grade level in which no children met the state standard in math.
Syracuse ranked above Rochester in both math and ELA, but below the other Big 5 districts -- Buffalo, Yonkers and New York City. The rankings were about the same as last year, although the scores in all five districts were far lower.
Scores were better in other schools in Central New York, but still down from the previous year. The highest percentage of students meeting the fourth-grade math standard was in Enders Road Elementary in Fayetteville-Manlius, at 77.8 percent. The top scoring fourth-graders in English language arts were at Burton Street Elementary in Cazenovia, at 68.8.
Teachers and others warned that it was too early to test students on the new Common Core standards because neither teachers nor students had the time or materials to master them. But Education Commissioner John King and others said giving the tests would ensure that schools and districts worked hard to implement the new standards.
"These proficiency scores do not reflect a drop in performance, but rather a raising of standards to reflect college and career readiness in the 21st century," King said in a prepared statement this morning.
"I understand these scores are sobering for parents, teachers, and principals," he said. "It's frustrating to see our children struggle. But we can't allow ourselves to be paralyzed by frustration; we must be energized by this opportunity."
Timothy Kremer, executive director of the New York State School Boards Association, echoed those sentiments.
"It is important to recognize that student achievement did not go down," he said. "Instead, standards went up."
Contact Paul Riede at priede@syracuse.com or 470-3260. Follow him on Twitter at @PaulRiede.


The purpose of First Baptist Church is to make and multiply followers of Jesus Christ, who will glorify God by winning others to Christ, building others in Christ and equipping others for Christ.
To accomplish our mission of winning others to Christ, building others in Christ, and equipping others for Christ, First Baptist Church strives to focus on six Biblical objectives.
Building disciples one at a time through G.R.O.W.T.H.
First Baptist Church of Clarkston provides ministries domestically and internationally to help make disciples of all ages.


Many of incidents that occur within the workplace involve the use of digital assets or occur through electronic communication channels. These incidents are multifaceted and require finesse during the investigation, in order to protect employee privacy while ensuring all the facts are located. Since many of these investigations require a degree of sensitivity, use of discrete investigative methods and a reliance on digital forensics is extremely commonplace.
The information collected from a digital forensics investigation is unbiased and is a past record of things that have occurred, allowing you to base your decisions on a more solid framework than statements collected from employees and other third parties. This vital information however requires understanding the full context of events involving the use of electronic systems. Just because a chat log can be found between two employees that has incriminating statements, it doesn't mean either of those employees were at their respective system when the chat took place.
In a matters of especial sensitivity like Human Resource investigations, you need to ensure you are basing your decisions on the correct interpretation of data that has been handled in a legally admissible manner. Corporate IT personnel may be technology savvy and able to assist with the investigation, but they do not have the full range of knowledge required to put information discovered in the correct prospective. Additionally, IT staff may perform a data collection that is not forensically sound, spoiling valuable metadata and creating the possibility of that data not being admissible in legal proceedings.
Have Data Analyzers be your trusted partner for HR Investigations when confronted with issues involving technology and computer systems. Data Analyzers can serve as your independent expert, resolving conflict through fact-finding and critical analysis to allow you to reach the truth of the matter.


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Approximate Molecular Potentials of Mescaline Analogues in a Study of Similarities to 5-Hydroxytryptamine
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The electrostatic potentials of five substituted phenethylamines have been calculated and compared with that of 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT). A common pattern of potentials was found in four of the five phenethylamines and 5-hydroxytryptamine which is associated with a previously postulated 5-HT pharmacophore. These four analogues are qualitatively reported as being hallucinogenic; the fifth analogue is not. A quantitative relationship was found between the hallucinogenic potency in the four phenethylamines and the decline of a negative electrostatic potential in the region between the 3 and 4 phenyl positions, reinforcing previous reports on the quantitative importance of this part of the molecule.
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Researcher at Samsung Research wins the 2020 IEEE Communications Society Fred W. Ellersick Prize.
Dr. Byungju Lee at Samsung Research's Advanced Communications Research Center has been recently awarded with the 2020 IEEE Communications Society Fred W. Ellersick Prize.
The IEEE Fred W. Ellersick Prize is awarded annually by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Communications Society (IEEE ComSoc) for a best original paper published in any Communications Society Magazine in the previous three calendar years.
The paper theoretically clarified that non-orthogonal multiple access increases system connectivity and improves frequency efficiency even in multi-cell environment.
Speaking about receiving IEEE Fred W. Ellersick Prize, Dr. Lee said "I am really honored to have received this award. I feel very fortunate to work with many self-motivated and talented engineers at Samsung. They help expand my horizons and foster my growth as a researcher. I will continue to devote myself to Samsung's technological innovation in telecommunications."
This prestigious annual award has been presented to Dr. Lee and his co-authors, Prof. Wonjae Shin (the first author) at Pusan University, Prof. Mojtaba Vaezi at Villanova University, Prof. David J. Love at Purdue University, Prof. Jungwoo Lee at Seoul National University, and Prof. H. Vincent Poor at Princeton University.


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Q: How to install metasploit and armitage in Ubuntu? I've a problem with Armitage and Metasploit. I tried this commands to install them
sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list

Then a pasted this and saved the list
deb http://
http.kali.org/kali kali main non-free contrib

deb http://
security.kali.org/kali-security kali/updates main contrib non-free

deb-src http://
http.kali.org/kali kali main non-free contrib
deb-src http://
security.kali.org/kali-security kali/updates main contrib

Then I used
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install armitage

And everything finished ok. Armitage worked fine and so did metasploit but then I don't know what have I done and I couldn't start them again so I tried to update and install them again but I got this problem
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
armitage is already the newest version.
The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
  kde-l10n-ar kde-l10n-engb
Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them.
0 to upgrade, 0 to newly install, 0 to remove and 310 not to upgrade.
2 not fully installed or removed.
After this operation, 0 B of additional disk space will be used.
Do you want to continue? [Y/n] y
Setting up metasploit (4.11.2-2015051401-1kali0) ...
 * Starting Metasploit rpc server prosvc                                                                                [ OK ]
 * Starting Metasploit web server thin                                                                                /var/lib/gems/1.9.1/gems/bundler-1.9.9/lib/bundler/spec_set.rb:92:in `block in materialize': Could not find rake-10.4.2 in any of the sources (Bundler::GemNotFound)
    from /var/lib/gems/1.9.1/gems/bundler-1.9.9/lib/bundler/spec_set.rb:85:in `map!'
    from /var/lib/gems/1.9.1/gems/bundler-1.9.9/lib/bundler/spec_set.rb:85:in `materialize'
    from /var/lib/gems/1.9.1/gems/bundler-1.9.9/lib/bundler/definition.rb:132:in `specs'
    from /var/lib/gems/1.9.1/gems/bundler-1.9.9/lib/bundler/definition.rb:177:in `specs_for'
    from /var/lib/gems/1.9.1/gems/bundler-1.9.9/lib/bundler/definition.rb:166:in `requested_specs'
    from /var/lib/gems/1.9.1/gems/bundler-1.9.9/lib/bundler/environment.rb:18:in `requested_specs'
    from /var/lib/gems/1.9.1/gems/bundler-1.9.9/lib/bundler/runtime.rb:13:in `setup'
    from /var/lib/gems/1.9.1/gems/bundler-1.9.9/lib/bundler.rb:122:in `setup'
    from /var/lib/gems/1.9.1/gems/bundler-1.9.9/lib/bundler/setup.rb:18:in `<top (required)>'
    from /usr/lib/ruby/1.9.1/rubygems/custom_require.rb:60:in `require'
    from /usr/lib/ruby/1.9.1/rubygems/custom_require.rb:60:in `rescue in require'
    from /usr/lib/ruby/1.9.1/rubygems/custom_require.rb:35:in `require'
    from /opt/metasploit/apps/pro/ui/scripts/ctl.rb:30:in `start_thin'
    from /opt/metasploit/apps/pro/ui/scripts/ctl.rb:47:in `<main>'
invoke-rc.d: initscript metasploit, action "start" failed.
dpkg: error processing package metasploit (--configure):
 subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1
dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of armitage:
 armitage depends on metasploit; however:
  Package metasploit is not configured yet.

dpkg: error processing package armitage (--configure):
 dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
No apport report written because the error message indicates it's a follow-up error from a previous failure.
                                                                                Errors were encountered while processing:
 metasploit
 armitage
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)

How can I fix it?
Note: my linux dist is Ubuntu 14.0.4 64 bit

A: First thing first, as people already have said, do not mix repos!
So first reinstall Ubuntu, and then here is a link for armitage.
http://www.fastandeasyhacking.com/download/ <-- It's their website
and download the .tgz version as it's the linux one.
Before you do anything, install Java
sudo apt install openjdk-8-jdk

Open it up and inside is a file called "armitage", open up a terminal and go to the section where the folder is located. And type ./armitage
This should run the program.
For metasploit, you can download it from my dropbox.
To install it, just cd into the folder and run
chmod +x metasploit-latest-linux-x64-installer.run

and then
./metasploit-latest-linux-x64-installer.run

You might need to have sudo privileges for it to work.

A: It is not recommended to use packages from of other distros, but I found a nice tutorial on how to install them on Debian and Ubuntu that I really must recommend:
http://www.darkoperator.com/
There is also a katoolin script on github here:
https://github.com/LionSec/katoolin
USE THIS WITH CAUTION! again it is not recommended to use ANY reposetories from other distros


The production of silver-loaded zeolites either by ion exchange method or by isomorphous substitution of silver ions into zeolites frameworks and their antimicrobial activity is presented. Silver-loaded zeolites produced by ion-exchange in this work include silver-exchanged zeolite X, silver-exchanged zeolite A and silver-exchanged high-alumina Phillipsite. Silver-doped Analcime was produced by isomorphous substitution of silver ions into the Analcime framework. The silver-loaded zeolites were characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), energy dispersive X-ray (EDX) analysis, particle size analysis and Fourier transformed infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy. Studies showed that the amount of silver ions loaded into the zeolites frameworks differed for each zeolite. XRD analysis showed little or no changes in the phase purity of all zeolites before and after ion exchange or before and after substitution of silver ions. SEM analysis and particle size analysis showed that the morphology of each zeolite particles was closely related before and after ion exchanged or before and after substitution of silver ions. The antimicrobial activity of these silver-loaded zeolites was investigated by exposing Escherichia coli K12W-T, Staphylococcus aureus NCIMB6571 and Pseudomonas aeruginosa NCIMB8295 suspended in tryptone soya broth (TSB) to the silver-loaded zeolites. The first stage of the investigation involved the exposure of the strains to silver-loaded zeolites in TSB for a duration of 24 hours at different concentration of silver-loaded zeolites. The second stage involved the exposure of the strains to silver-loaded zeolites in TSB over a period of two hours. The persistency of antimicrobial activity of silver-loaded zeolites was investigated by retrieving each silver-loaded zeolite from the first exposure cultures, washed copiously with de-ionised water and adding to fresh bacterial suspensions. To understand the mode of antimicrobial activity of the silver-loaded zeolites, the uptake of silver ions by the strains, composition of fatty acid, as well as the DNA content of Escherichia coli K12W-T was studied. The results obtained showed silver ions appeared to elute from the zeolites frameworks into the TSB in anomalous trend. All three microorganisms were completely inhibited within one hour with the silver-loaded zeolites retaining their antimicrobial activity. The release of silver ions from the zeolites frameworks followed first-order kinetics with varying rate constants and half-lives. The fatty acid composition of all strains as well as the DNA content of Escherichia coli K12W-T were affected by the action of silver ions.
Zeolites are among the least-known products for environmental pollution control, separation science and technology. Due to their unique porous properties, they are used in various applications in petrochemical cracking, ion-exchange and separation and removal of gases and solvents. The preparation of synthetic zeolites from chemical reagents is expensive. Therefore, in order to reduce costs, zeolite researchers are seeking cheaper aluminosilicate bearing raw materials, such as clay minerals, to produce synthetic zeolites. This research concerns the synthesis of zeolites and zeotypes derived from low-cost materials like kaolinite (KAO), natural clinker (NC) and fly ash (FA). The motivation for using these sources as the starting materials in zeolite synthesis is driven by factors, such as they are cheap and available in bulk quantities, are currently under-utilized, have high workability, and require less water (or solution) for activation. The raw materials were activated by two different routes: (1) classic alkaline hydrothermal synthesis and (2) alkaline fusion prior to hydrothermal synthesis. In the first method, the synthesis of zeolitic materials was carried out generally in alkaline media, although KAO or its calcination product, metakaolinite (MTK), was also activated in the presence or absence of structure directing agents (SDAs) and additional silica (precipitated SiO2), with the last one determining the SiO2/Al2O3 ratio of the reaction mixture and the time given for zeolitization. Synthesis in fluoride- and calcium-bearing media was also used to activate kaolinite. The process of synthesis was optimized by applying a wide range of experimental conditions with a wide range of reaction temperature, time, mineralizer concentration and solid/solution ratio. In the second approach, an alkaline fusion step was conducted prior to hydrothermal treatment, because it plays an important role in enhancing the hydrothermal conditions for zeolite synthesis. On the other hand, this approach was adopted because it can dissolve more aluminosilicates. The main synthesis products obtained after activation of KAO in NaOH solutions included zeolite LTA (LTA), sodalite (SOD), cancrinite (CAN), faujasite (FAU), zeolite Na-P1 (GIS), JBW-type zeolite (JBW), analcime (ANA), whereas the activation of KAO in KOH solutions produced chabazite (CHA), zeolite Barrer-KF, phillipsite (PHI) and K-feldspar. The hydrothermal conversion of kaolinite in fluoride media did not produce successful results, although traces of FAU, GIS, CHA, SOD and CAN crystallized. The activation of KAO in the system CaO-SiO2-Al2O3-H2O promoted the formation of different calcium silicate hydrate (C-S-H) phases, including hydrogarnet (HYD) and tobermorite (TOB). Following the fusion approach, the main zeolitic phases obtained using NaOH as mineralizer were LTA and CAN. The main as-synthesized zeolites obtained from NC by the conventional hydrothermal treatment method include PHI, SOD and CAN. Using the fusion approach, FAU and LTA were obtained with NaOH as an activator, whereas non-zeolitic material crystallized when KOH was used. The main as-synthesized zeolitic materials obtained by hydrothermal reaction of FA include PHI, zeolite Barrer-KF, CHA and SOD with traces of TOB, ANA, zeolite LTF (LTF) and herschelite (HER), appearing occasionally. By the fusion approach, FAU was obtained with NaOH as activator, whereas no zeolitic material crystallized using KOH. Experimental results indicate that the method, mineralizer, concentration and time have strong effects on the type and degree of crystallinity of the synthesis products. On the other hand, the type and chemical composition of the as-synthesized products are strongly dependent on the chemical composition of the starting material. The chemistry of zeolite synthesis was subject to perturbations caused by the presence of impurities in the raw materials, which may remain insoluble during crystallization and cause undesired species to nucleate, developing mixtures of different types of zeolites. However, other physicochemical factors may play a very important role in the thermodynamics and kinetics of zeolite formation. The raw materials have very high contents of SiO2 and Al2O3, with SiO2/Al2O3 ratios appropriate for the synthesis of low-Si zeolitic materials with high crystallinity and cation exchange capacity (CEC). However, although zeolites' CEC represents a very important characteristic quality in the removal of undesired species from polluted effluents, it is not the deciding factor in determining zeolite performance during ion exchange processes, since numerous other factors also need to be considered. Finally, the potential application of the raw materials and their as-synthesized products as low-cost sorbents in the remediation of metal ions and ammonium from wastewater effluents was investigated. PHI showed a lower efficiency than FAU. Selectivity of FAU for metal removal was, in decreasing order, Fe>As>Pb>Zn>Cu>Ni>Cr. Based on these results, the use of these materials has the potential to provide improved methods for the treatment of contaminated effluents.


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Q: JQuery UI Autocomplete, how to go over other elements So I have tried two methods:

         <input type = "text" id = "team-search">

If I do this:
$( "#team-search" ).catcomplete({
    delay: 0,
    source: teamdata,
    appendTo: '#team-search-container'
});

It will expand the div to show the elements, like this:

(Ignore where it says ComboBox elements, I meant to write Autocomplete elements)
But if I do something like this, without the appendTo option,
$( "#team-search" ).catcomplete({
    delay: 0,
    source: teamdata
});

It will work fine, but at the end of the body, it will make the empty space equivalent to the height of the autocomplete. Here is my CSS:
.ui-autocomplete{
    position: relative;
    max-height: 300px;
    overflow-y: auto;
    overflow-x: hidden;
    padding-right: 20px;
}

.ui-autocomplete-category{
    font-size: 18px;
    list-style: none;
    width: 200px;
}

.ui-menu-item{
    list-style: none;
    width: 200px;
    cursor: default;
    background-color: #565656;
}

.ui-helper-hidden-accessible {
    display: none;
}

So since I have a max-height of 600px, it will create 600px of empty space at the bottom of the page if I don't append it to anything, even though it shows the autocomplete right under my search bar.

A: With the example you have provided, I have been unable to replicate the issue as you described it. Please review:

$(function() {
  $.widget("custom.catcomplete", $.ui.autocomplete, {
    _create: function() {
      this._super();
      this.widget().menu("option", "items", "> :not(.ui-autocomplete-category)");
    },
    _renderMenu: function(ul, items) {
      var that = this,
        currentCategory = "";
      $.each(items, function(index, item) {
        var li;
        if (item.category != currentCategory) {
          ul.append("
" + item.category + "
");
          currentCategory = item.category;
        }
        li = that._renderItemData(ul, item);
        if (item.category) {
          li.attr("aria-label", item.category + " : " + item.label);
        }
      });
    }
  });

  var data = [{
      label: "anders",
      category: ""
    },
    {
      label: "andreas",
      category: ""
    },
    {
      label: "antal",
      category: ""
    },
    {
      label: "annhhx10",
      category: "Products"
    },
    {
      label: "annk K12",
      category: "Products"
    },
    {
      label: "annttop C13",
      category: "Products"
    },
    {
      label: "anders andersson",
      category: "People"
    },
    {
      label: "andreas andersson",
      category: "People"
    },
    {
      label: "andreas johnson",
      category: "People"
    }
  ];

  $("#team-search").catcomplete({
    delay: 0,
    source: data,
    appendTo: '#team-search-container'
  });
});
.ui-autocomplete {
  position: relative;
  max-height: 300px;
  overflow-y: auto;
  overflow-x: hidden;
  padding-right: 20px;
}

.ui-autocomplete-category {
  font-size: 18px;
  list-style: none;
  width: 200px;
}

.ui-menu-item {
  list-style: none;
  width: 200px;
  cursor: default;
  background-color: #565656;
}

.ui-helper-hidden-accessible {
  display: none;
}
<link rel="stylesheet" href="//code.jquery.com/ui/1.12.1/themes/base/jquery-ui.css">

  <input type = "text" id = "team-search" />

Data and Categories are loading as expected. If you need further assistance, please review your code, check for any Console errors, and provide a Minimal, Reproducible Example. Your example did not include any sample data.


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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says he's leaving Facebook	April 9, 2018
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says he's leaving Facebook, amid concerns about security safeguards on the personal information that users share with the social media giant. "I am in the process of leaving Facebook. It's brought me more negatives than positives," Wozniak wrote in a Facebook post on Sunday. "Apple has more secure ways to share things about yourself. I can still deal with old school email and text messages."
Source: Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says he's leaving Facebook


Little tasks accomplished speedily can make a huge difference to life aboard. Recently Simon found and affixed a vintage ( ie the only one the chandler could find) hook to our cabin wall…now two str aw hats no longer float annoyingly around the saloon. He also sawed, sanded and varnished a piece of ply into a handy insert for over the small galley sink. Great for when you want to make coffee and poach an egg simultaneously, which is frequently.
Before leaving the island for a bit of a trip around the Cyclades we took Kezzie to Nik the vet, she had been shaking her head restlessly for a while and we suspected bad ears and fleas. Well yes to the ears but happily no fleas so we came away with bottles, drops, a worm tablet and the next flea preventative. Now the hardest task is to keep her out of the water for five hot days. In the same way that our little friend can hear a banana being peeled from the next cabin so she can hear us slide down the ladder into the sea from her bed under the table…no fooling the one we usually call Ms. Dippy!
A couple of longish sails later and some thoughts are still with us from recent days on the mainland. Like the Sunday morning when we were woken by the sudden roar of overhead jets. Some googling revealed the regular habit of Turkish fighters who menacingly invade Greek airspace and are then chased away. Interesting when we link that to a companionable evening watching a 'Survival Game' TV series in a little cafe with a couple of old Greek guys one wet May evening. The two teams of bronzed and well oiled young enthusiasts were falling over themselves to be friendly, considerate and accepting of each other. In fact we wondered how they would ever manage to compete as there was so much hugging and smiley affirmation between them. One team was Greek and the other Turkish.
So yesterday we Motored round a Cycladic headland and into the deep natural harbour which boasts a newish marina beyond the town quay and our favourite anchorage a mile or so across to the opposite side. Our attention was drawn to an impressive and huge wooden boat. She was listing to starboard and seemed to be aground on the charted but unmarked rock straight ahead of us.
A fishing boat was buzzing around and the coast guard arrived within a few minutes. There was much commotion and an incongruous little rubber dinghy bobbing alongside the stern.
From the safety of our anchorage we used the binoculars to regularly look for signs of relief from misadventures, feeling so sorry for the Dutch owners.
This morning we had a little visit from Alexis the fisherman. After a reasonable exchange of euros for fresh fish we asked about the stricken vessel.
'That was such an expensive call', Alexis explained. 'I could easily have helped them off with my fishing boat but they wouldn't listen.' 'There are many ways to fix a problem and the most obvious is not always the best', he wisely observed.
We asked for his mobile number but our enterprising new friend was one step ahead. From a smart plastic wallet he produced a handy flyer advertising his various services. One side printed in Greek the other in excellent English.


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Q: Three20 get current Navigationcontroller I have an application calling Information from the web while a user is logged in.
In case the session expired, the application delegate creates a quick UIAlertView with a password field so the user can login right away.
Now the problem is: In case the user is already at the real login-page, i don't want to show him the UIAlertView because that would be only confusing.
But how do I find out within the Application delegate, if the currently visible view controller is the login-View?
If i had access to the top Navigation-Controller I could just call whether the currently visible view controller is of the login-controller class.
But how would i get access to the navigation-controller? I'm using the three20 framework and thus the app delegate doesn't have a reference to a navigation-controller.

A: Ok my fault, the TTNavigator reacts to visibleViewController or topViewController, too
this allows a call like:
[[[TTNavigator navigator] topViewController] isKindOfClass:[LoginView class]];

from anywhere in the Code


Athletes Without Limits is looking for talented cyclists with intellectual disability to represent the US at upcoming national and international cycling events.
As the US member of Inas, Athletes Without Limits offers opportunities for US cyclists to compete at the highest levels in their sport. International competitions are already being organized by Inas and are run according to UCI rules and distances including stage racing and time-trails on the road. Just like in Olympic competition, there are no separate categories by ability level—the top three competitors win Gold, Silver and Bronze in each event. Overall winners will be based on finishes of each event. Inas offers world championship level cycling events and stage races for cyclists with intellectual disability.
INAS competitors are an elite group of athletes from around the world making great achievements in cycling and other sports, and we are proud that US cyclist Syd Lea is among them and became the first US World Champion at the 2011 Inas Global Games Italy. But Syd needs teammates in order to be as competitive as possible and in order for the US to participate in team time trial events so we are recruiting talented cyclists with intellectual disability to join our US Cycling Team.
Qualified athletes may be able to travel to national and international competitions with the US delegation. Athletes must meet the INAS eligibility requirements to be considered. Please review eligibility guidelines and contact us if you know of any athletes who may be interested in competing in or aspiring to compete in national and international competition.
Those new to road cycling may want to try a Special Olympics cycling event. Athletes are also encouraged look for a local club or team to train with and when ready join USA Cycling to compete in mainstream cycling events. Newly registered athletes begin as Category 5 (beginner) racers and can move up to higher categories through race results.


Area description: St Georges Road is ideally located for easy access to the City and West End and enjoys an abundance of local facilities and amenities including St Jude's Primary School, Notre Dame Girls School and St Georges Cathedral. London Southbank is a short walk away and the property overlooks the gardens and tennis courts of the Imperial War Museum. Major London landmarks are a short walk away form the property.The tube and transport links are excellent and can get you to anywhere in London by bus or tube from right outside the property. There are great local restaurants and shopping nearby and a 24/7 convenience store that has everything you need just 1 min walk away! The park with tennis courts and children's playground is right across the road.
Tube: The nearest tube station is Elephant & Castle which is about 4 minutes to the South East. Lambeth North Tube Station is 6 minutes away and Waterloo railway is 10-15 minutes walk away.
Accommodation: Bright, light and free flowing this accommodation comprises four double bedrooms, two bathrooms and two good size reception rooms. Parking is available for one car and conveniently situated off road to the front of the house. The house further features super fast, secure network connections and installations include in-ceiling B&W speakers and a Linn music system throughout, operated via any mobile device. The beautiful home sleeps four, with room for extra guests – please enquire within. Strictly non smoking, WiFi available.
Decoration: The property is an eclectic and stunning mix of the traditional, featuring original fire places, ceiling cornicing, sash windows and oak flooring. This property has been featured in various magazines, photographic shoots and music videos.
Reception description: As you enter the property you are greeted by a grand Entrance Hall with a beautiful chandelier and a large Antique mirror. The home boasts two good size reception rooms: on the first floor you'll find a formal living room with a huge White Italian leather corner sofa, 55 inch Samsung TV with airplay, 2 leather 'rocking' chairs and chaise lounge. It is completed with designer furnishings and wall art. The second living room is found on the fourth floor and is a more informal sitting room with a separate study area. On the first floor there is also a luxurious dining room with an Indian Sheesham wood dining table which comfortably seats 8 guests and a matching drinks cabinet. It also features a separate seating area with designer Italian Portenza chairs.
Kitchen description: The kitchen which has been refurbished to the highest of standards opens out onto a lovely courtyard and has underfloor heating. All the appliances are Siemens and include induction hob, oven, dishwasher and Le Creuset cookware. A Nespresso coffee machine, electric kettle, 4 slice toaster and microwave are also included.
Bedrooms description: Four double bedrooms with two UK King size beds (150x200cm) and two Double beds (135x190cm). The bedrooms have wood floors throughout and are beautifully decorated with the finest furnishings, drapes and contemporary pieces with lovely views overlooking the Imperial War Museum Gardens and Tennis Courts or looking out to the City Skyline. The master bedroom has stunning exposed brickwork as its feature and has a separate living area.
Bathrooms description: Two luxury and exceptionally spacious bathrooms, one featuring a Jacuzzi bath tub and a rainforest walk-in shower, and the other, a designer bathtub with a large walk-in twin shower area.


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Cricket frustration for Fakenham
Published: 4:49 PM May 1, 2009 Updated: 8:17 PM October 10, 2020
With the season already under way, Fakenham have been forced to go back to square one in their attempts to bring in an overseas professional.The Highfield Lawn club had secured the services of Sri Lankan international Indika de Saram and he was set to be the jewel in the crown of their rebuilt side.
With the season already under way, Fakenham have been forced to go back to square one in their attempts to bring in an overseas professional.
The Highfield Lawn club had secured the services of Sri Lankan international Indika de Saram and he was set to be the jewel in the crown of their rebuilt side.
But the 35-year-old's sparkling performances in the Sri Lankan domestic championships have prompted his inclusion in his country's squad for the World Twenty20 in England this summer. While Sri Lanka have yet to formally announce their final 15, de Saram was this week handed a specialist Twenty20 contract and it is understood he has made the cut.
Fakenham chairman Martin Turner admitted it was a blow for his side, who made a winning start to the season last Saturday against Halstead. "We had other things lined up for him, like coaching, so it puts the whole club in a bit of turmoil," said Turner. "It's not just about the first team games, but everything else we are trying to do within the club.
"At the moment we've only had unconfirmed reports that he has been selected, but he has been given an international contract as a Twenty20 player and that says to me 99pc that he is going to be in the squad.
"At the moment, we're still waiting to hear, but we're organising extra things in case he can't come."
Fakenham, who have finished bottom of the EAPL for each of the last two seasons, had entered this year with fresh optimism after signing a string of new players, of whom de Saram was the leading light.
Turner said it was frustrating that the hard work involved in securing de Saram had ultimately come to nothing, although he confirmed that the club would not lose money because of the Sri Lankan's absence.
He added: "We sorted out Indika's contract as far back as November. We'd learned our lesson about leaving it late in the past and I knew that the new regulations regarding overseas players would be a problem, so we started the process very early and got everything done in good time.
"We have been chatting to him and we'll probably speak to him again this week, so if he is in the squad we will wish him all the best. For him, it's a great thing because it's a long time since he played international cricket."
Fakenham are unlikely to have a replacement installed for tomorrow's game at Godmanchester, but hope to have signed someone in time for the visit of Saffron Walden next weekend.
"It may well be there are players already in the country for one reason or another or who already have their visa," said Turner. "I know there a few that the agents are pushing who want to play a decent standard of cricket to try and get back into their international squads."
Elsewhere tomorrow, champions Swardeston head for Horsford looking to register their first win of the season after an opening day defeat to Bury.
Great Witchingham, who drew in a high scoring game last Saturday, are at Bury, while Vauxhall Mallards travel to Cambridge Granta and Norwich travel to Saffron Walden.
t See tomorrow's EDP for a full list of the weekend's fixtures.
t Brief match reports and scorecards for inclusion in Monday's cricket round-up should be emailed to norfolksport@archant.co.uk, by noon on Sunday.


The release of Star Wars: The Last Jedi caused a great imbalance in Star Wars fandom. In fact, some fans are so disappointed in the film that they are calling for it to be stricken from canon.
"Canon" is a particularly appropriate term here. Star Wars fandom has reached the point where many fans treat the movies like sacred texts. They study them like disciples of numerology, seeing patterns everywhere. They shave off rough edges to force the story into the mold of the hero's journey or ring theory.
In the time between the release of The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi, Star Wars made the next step: prophecy. Fans started to believe that they could use the patterns they observed in the past to predict what was to come. They examined the apocryphal expanded universe of old for hints. They even broke down extratextual materials, like posters and standees, searching for signs.
Is it any wonder then so many have recoiled at Rian Johnson's message, which asserts that there are no patterns? There is no prophecy. Star Wars is not a math problem that can be definitively solved. It's art, and art changes and evolves over time.
The best example of this is the gray Jedi theories and the first time Luke sees Rey use the Force. The concept of a gray Jedi comes from the old EU. As pertains to Luke Skywalker, it mixed into the plot of the Dark Empire graphic novels. Luke would pursue true balance in the Force by mastering the light side and the dark side.
That this theory became so pervasive shows how fans have bought into Lucasfilm marketing. The light side/dark side gimmick is big for selling toys. But the Force doesn't work like a video game morality meter, not even the one in Knights of the Old Republic.


This unique hybrid of collage art and literature narrates the adventurous and traumatic life of Constance, a character based on Green's aunt. Told in letters, photographs, documents, and other materials, Constance's story begins in the dirt-poor town of Oil City, Pennsylvania, during the Great Depression and moves to Italy, where Constance toured with the USO during World War II.
In her book Frail Sister Karen Green gives...a searing portrait of one woman's destruction by men and their institutions in 20th century America. It's also an ambitious collage attempting to place the reader within an imagined consciousness—typically the provenance of prose literature. Green achieves this: her book is transcendently and uniquely beautiful ... Frail Sister looks squarely at men's casual violence upon those without agency, and at the terrors of unwanted pregnancies before Roe v. Wade ... Green is asking us to look, and to do so with urgency ... images—as authentic as the Marlboro-filled ashtrays on the set of Mad Men—deepen our engagement. We don't 'read' it as a novel, nor as an art book. We simply read it, without friction, as itself ... If we step back from the narrative, the scope of Green's achievement comes into view. She's managed to integrate a nuanced literary voice, a rigorous visual aesthetic, and an entire life story into a masterwork. Imagine a book which produces the feeling of mourning within your body, the actual emotion in your chest and stomach, which you carry around with you, every day, just a little bit. That is Frail Sister. It isn't a story. It's a memorial.
Each page of this unique graphic narrative is a visual bombshell collage ... The pleasure comes by way of guessing and fitting the pieces together, though the process might frustrate you until you let go trying to figure it out ... I found it impossible to simply leaf through this gorgeous book. The artwork is reproduced so authentically that readers might imagine the pages could crumble in one's hands. These are the sensations Green cultivates—fragility and discovery. Frail Sister moves beyond the nostalgia for the past and dwells in what is unknowable from the start ... Green tests the limit of how far a genuine drama may be wrung from nostalgia, a nostalgia so worked over, engaging and convincing that what happens to the speaker seems to have happened to you, or someone you know. I approached the book the way I dipped into my own dead father's footlocker from WWI, for the secrets kept there. The story requires the reader's keen attention, to play a forensic investigator, while at the same time letting go of linear logic ... Frail Sister is not simply a graphic narrative made up of a compelling art form—it is a song, a dirge, a mystery, and a tragic lark.
The narrative is unsettling, the danger of women's sexuality, even as children, looms over the entire story ... Many of the notes are typed on scraps of paper, hymn booklets from church...envelopes from letters received, and studio portrait photographs. When the text is typed on top of existing text, as with hymns, Green is careful to avoid complete illegibility, instead creating a multilayered reading experience. This collaging of materials is both familiar and jarring: locks of hair are affixed to sweet notes as tokens next to photos of soldiers whose faces are scratched over with messages indicating their deaths ... Connie refutes the myth of quiet femininity to tell a story of extreme suffering, often at the hands of men ... The designs and cute doodles sit against a narrative of painful trauma, a physical ripping apart and sewing back together ... Green shows us how, after years of abuse and neglect, a woman can hold on and sustain herself. Though fictional, Green's elegant collaging of image and text makes for a compelling story that stands in for so many women's lives cut short by the whims of men and the objectification of their bodies.
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text:
<?php
require_once('auth.php');
?>

<title>
Purchases And Payments
</title>
<link href="css/bootstrap.css" rel="stylesheet">

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/DT_bootstrap.css">

<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/font-awesome.min.css">

<link href="css/bootstrap-responsive.css" rel="stylesheet">

<link href="../style.css" media="screen" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="tcal.css" />

<?php
include('navfixed.php');
?>

 purchases and payments

<button class="btn btn-success btn-large" style="float: none;"> Back</button>

purchases and payments Report

<form class="ui-widget" action="suppstatements.php" method="get">
select supplier:
<select name="term" ><option></option>
<?php
include('../connect.php');
$term=$_GET['term'];
$term=$row['suplier_name'];
$result = $db->prepare("SELECT * FROM supliers");
$result->bindParam(':userid', $res);
$result->execute();
for($i=0; $row = $result->fetch(); $i++){
?>
<option value="<?php echo $row['suplier_name'];?>"><?php echo $row['suplier_name']; ?>  </option>
<?php
}
?>
</select>
From : <input type="text" style="width: 223px; padding:14px;" name="d1" class="tcal" value="" autocomplete="off"/> To: <input type="text" style="width: 223px; padding:14px;" name="d2" class="tcal"autocomplete="off" value="" />
<button class="btn btn-info" style="width: 123px; height:35px; margin-top:-8px;" type="submit"> Submit</button>
</form>
<?php if (isset($_GET['d1'])) {
# code...
?>

Total credit purchases made from <?php echo $_GET['term'] ?>

 Date
 Invoice Number
 Amount Due

<?php
$date1=date('Y-m-d',strtotime($_GET['d1']))." 00:00:00";
$ddate2=date('Y-m-d',strtotime($_GET['d2']))." 59:59:59";
$c='credit';
$d='paid';
$result = $db->prepare("SELECT * FROM purchases2 WHERE type=:c  AND name LIKE '%".$term."%' AND date >=:a AND date <=:b");
$result->bindParam(':c', $c);
$result->bindParam(':a', $date1);
$result->bindParam(':b', $date2);
$result->execute();
for($i=0; $row = $result->fetch(); $i++){
?>

<?php echo $row['date']; ?>
<?php echo $row['invoicesupp']; ?>
<?php
$dsdsd=$row['amount'];
echo formatMoney($dsdsd, true);
?>

<?php
}
?>

<?php
function formatMoney($number, $fractional=false) {
if ($fractional) {
$number = sprintf('%.2f', $number);
}
while (true) {
$replaced = preg_replace('/(-?\d+)(\d\d\d)/', '$1,$2', $number);
if ($replaced != $number) {
$number = $replaced;
} else {
break;
}
}
return $number;
}

$c='credit';
$results = $db->prepare("SELECT sum(amount) FROM purchases2 WHERE type=:c  AND name LIKE '%".$term."%'  ORDER BY `name` ASC");
$results->bindParam(':c', $c);
$results->execute();
for($i=0; $rows = $results->fetch(); $i++){
$dsdsd=$rows['sum(amount)'];

}
?>

purchases for the period

<?php
$c='credit';
$d='paid';
$result = $db->prepare("SELECT sum(amount) FROM purchases2 WHERE type=:c  AND name LIKE '%".$term."%' AND date >=:a AND date <=:b");
$result->bindParam(':c', $c);
$result->bindParam(':a', $date1);
$result->bindParam(':b', $date2);
$result->execute();
for($i=0; $row = $result->fetch(); $i++){
$periodpur=$row['sum(amount)'];
?>
<?php
echo formatMoney($periodpur, true);
?>

<?php } ?>

Payments:

<?php
?><?php $result = $db->prepare("SELECT * FROM payments WHERE name LIKE '%".$term."%'  ORDER BY `date2` ASC");
$date1 = $row['date2'];
$inv = $row['name'];
$dsdsdd = $row['amount2'];
?>

 Date
 supplier
 Amount

<?php
include('../connect.php');?>
<?php $c='credit';
$d='paid';
$c='credit';
$date1 = 'date2';
$inv = 'name';
$dsdsdd = 'amount2';
?><?php
$result = $db->prepare("SELECT * FROM payments WHERE  name LIKE '%".$term."%'  ORDER BY `date2` ASC");
$result->execute();
$date1 = $row['date2'];
$inv = $row['name'];
$dsdsdd = $row['amount2'];
for($i=0; $row = $result->fetch(); $i++){
$date1 = $row['date2'];
?>

<?php echo $row['date2']; ?>
<?php echo $row['name']; ?>	<?php
$dsdsdd=$row['amount2'];
echo formatMoney($dsdsdd, true);
?>
<?php
}
?>

 Total credit purchases:

<?php

$results = $db->prepare("SELECT sum(amount2) FROM payments WHERE name LIKE '%".$term."%' ORDER BY `date2`");

$results->execute();
for($i=0; $rows = $results->fetch(); $i++){
$dsdsdd=$rows['sum(amount2)'];
echo formatMoney($dsdsd, true);
}
?>

 Total payments:
<?php echo formatMoney($dsdsdd, true);?>

 Total Balance:
<?php $dsdsd-$dsdsdd; echo  formatMoney($dsdsd-$dsdsdd, true);?>

<button  style="width: 123px; height:35px; margin-top:-2px; float:right;" class="btn btn-success btn-large"> Print</button>

<?php } ?>

<?php include('footer.php');?>


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Q: how do I write an IF ELSE into this query to make it work? table looks something like this: (yes those are & signs. ignore the dashes)
ID-VALUE-NUM
-1-YES----2-
-1-NO-----3-
-2-YES----1-
-2-NO-----1-
-3-&&&----1-
-3-&------2-
-3-&&-----2-

what I need to do:
for each ID, I need to get the value with the highest NUM, in the case of a tie and VALUE has &s then it would pick the shortest. if the value is YES/NO then it will pick YES.
result desired
ID-VALUE-NUM
-1-NO-----3-
-2-YES----1-
-3-&------2-

I think I have to put a IF statement in there somewhere but I'm not sure how.

A: Here is one way.  The join finds the maximum num.  Then the select uses logic to choose the right value based on your rules:
select t.id,
       (case when count(*) = 1 then min(value)
             when max(value like '%&%') > 0 then min(value)
             when max(value = 'Yes') > 0 and max(value = 'No') > 0 then 'Yes'
             else max(value)
        end) as value,
       t.num
from t join
     (select id, max(num) as maxnum
      from t
      group by id
     ) tm
     on t.id = tm.id and t.num = tm.maxnum
group by t.id, t.num