text:
package parser

import (
	"regexp"

	"velocity/otto/ast"
	"velocity/otto/file"
	"velocity/otto/token"
)

func (self *_parser) parseIdentifier() *ast.Identifier {
	literal := self.literal
	idx := self.idx
	self.next()
	return &ast.Identifier{
		Name: literal,
		Idx:  idx,
	}
}

func (self *_parser) parsePrimaryExpression() ast.Expression {
	literal := self.literal
	idx := self.idx
	switch self.token {
	case token.IDENTIFIER:
		self.next()
		if len(literal) > 1 {
			tkn, strict := token.IsKeyword(literal)
			if tkn == token.KEYWORD {
				if !strict {
					self.error(idx, "Unexpected reserved word")
				}
			}
		}
		return &ast.Identifier{
			Name: literal,
			Idx:  idx,
		}
	case token.NULL:
		self.next()
		return &ast.NullLiteral{
			Idx:     idx,
			Literal: literal,
		}
	case token.BOOLEAN:
		self.next()
		value := false
		switch literal {
		case "true":
			value = true
		case "false":
			value = false
		default:
			self.error(idx, "Illegal boolean literal")
		}
		return &ast.BooleanLiteral{
			Idx:     idx,
			Literal: literal,
			Value:   value,
		}
	case token.STRING:
		self.next()
		value, err := parseStringLiteral(literal[1 : len(literal)-1])
		if err != nil {
			self.error(idx, err.Error())
		}
		return &ast.StringLiteral{
			Idx:     idx,
			Literal: literal,
			Value:   value,
		}
	case token.NUMBER:
		self.next()
		value, err := parseNumberLiteral(literal)
		if err != nil {
			self.error(idx, err.Error())
			value = 0
		}
		return &ast.NumberLiteral{
			Idx:     idx,
			Literal: literal,
			Value:   value,
		}
	case token.SLASH, token.QUOTIENT_ASSIGN:
		return self.parseRegExpLiteral()
	case token.LEFT_BRACE:
		return self.parseObjectLiteral()
	case token.LEFT_BRACKET:
		return self.parseArrayLiteral()
	case token.LEFT_PARENTHESIS:
		self.expect(token.LEFT_PARENTHESIS)
		expression := self.parseExpression()
		self.expect(token.RIGHT_PARENTHESIS)
		return expression
	case token.THIS:
		self.next()
		return &ast.ThisExpression{
			Idx: idx,
		}
	case token.FUNCTION:
		return self.parseFunction(false)
	}

	self.errorUnexpectedToken(self.token)
	self.nextStatement()
	return &ast.BadExpression{From: idx, To: self.idx}
}

func (self *_parser) parseRegExpLiteral() *ast.RegExpLiteral {

	offset := self.chrOffset - 1 // Opening slash already gotten
	if self.token == token.QUOTIENT_ASSIGN {
		offset -= 1 // =
	}
	idx := self.idxOf(offset)

	pattern, err := self.scanString(offset)
	endOffset := self.chrOffset

	self.next()
	if err == nil {
		pattern = pattern[1 : len(pattern)-1]
	}

	flags := ""
	if self.token == token.IDENTIFIER { // gim

		flags = self.literal
		self.next()
		endOffset = self.chrOffset - 1
	}

	var value string
	// TODO 15.10
	{
		// Test during parsing that this is a valid regular expression
		// Sorry, (?=) and (?!) are invalid (for now)
		pattern, err := TransformRegExp(pattern)
		if err != nil {
			if pattern == "" || self.mode&IgnoreRegExpErrors == 0 {
				self.error(idx, "Invalid regular expression: %s", err.Error())
			}
		} else {
			_, err = regexp.Compile(pattern)
			if err != nil {
				// We should not get here, ParseRegExp should catch any errors
				self.error(idx, "Invalid regular expression: %s", err.Error()[22:]) // Skip redundant "parse regexp error"
			} else {
				value = pattern
			}
		}
	}

	literal := self.str[offset:endOffset]

	return &ast.RegExpLiteral{
		Idx:     idx,
		Literal: literal,
		Pattern: pattern,
		Flags:   flags,
		Value:   value,
	}
}

func (self *_parser) parseVariableDeclaration(declarationList *[]*ast.VariableExpression) ast.Expression {

	if self.token != token.IDENTIFIER {
		idx := self.expect(token.IDENTIFIER)
		self.nextStatement()
		return &ast.BadExpression{From: idx, To: self.idx}
	}

	literal := self.literal
	idx := self.idx
	self.next()
	node := &ast.VariableExpression{
		Name: literal,
		Idx:  idx,
	}

	if declarationList != nil {
		*declarationList = append(*declarationList, node)
	}

	if self.token == token.ASSIGN {
		self.next()
		node.Initializer = self.parseAssignmentExpression()
	}

	return node
}

func (self *_parser) parseVariableDeclarationList(var_ file.Idx) []ast.Expression {

	var declarationList []*ast.VariableExpression // Avoid bad expressions
	var list []ast.Expression

	for {
		list = append(list, self.parseVariableDeclaration(&declarationList))
		if self.token != token.COMMA {
			break
		}
		self.next()
	}

	self.scope.declare(&ast.VariableDeclaration{
		Var:  var_,
		List: declarationList,
	})

	return list
}

func (self *_parser) parseObjectPropertyKey() (string, string) {
	idx, tkn, literal := self.idx, self.token, self.literal
	value := ""
	self.next()
	switch tkn {
	case token.IDENTIFIER:
		value = literal
	case token.NUMBER:
		var err error
		_, err = parseNumberLiteral(literal)
		if err != nil {
			self.error(idx, err.Error())
		} else {
			value = literal
		}
	case token.STRING:
		var err error
		value, err = parseStringLiteral(literal[1 : len(literal)-1])
		if err != nil {
			self.error(idx, err.Error())
		}
	default:
		// null, false, class, etc.
		if matchIdentifier.MatchString(literal) {
			value = literal
		}
	}
	return literal, value
}

func (self *_parser) parseObjectProperty() ast.Property {

	literal, value := self.parseObjectPropertyKey()
	if literal == "get" && self.token != token.COLON {
		idx := self.idx
		_, value := self.parseObjectPropertyKey()
		parameterList := self.parseFunctionParameterList()

		node := &ast.FunctionLiteral{
			Function:      idx,
			ParameterList: parameterList,
		}
		self.parseFunctionBlock(node)
		return ast.Property{
			Key:   value,
			Kind:  "get",
			Value: node,
		}
	} else if literal == "set" && self.token != token.COLON {
		idx := self.idx
		_, value := self.parseObjectPropertyKey()
		parameterList := self.parseFunctionParameterList()

		node := &ast.FunctionLiteral{
			Function:      idx,
			ParameterList: parameterList,
		}
		self.parseFunctionBlock(node)
		return ast.Property{
			Key:   value,
			Kind:  "set",
			Value: node,
		}
	}

	self.expect(token.COLON)

	return ast.Property{
		Key:   value,
		Kind:  "value",
		Value: self.parseAssignmentExpression(),
	}
}

func (self *_parser) parseObjectLiteral() ast.Expression {
	var value []ast.Property
	idx0 := self.expect(token.LEFT_BRACE)
	for self.token != token.RIGHT_BRACE && self.token != token.EOF {
		property := self.parseObjectProperty()
		value = append(value, property)
		if self.token == token.COMMA {
			self.next()
			continue
		}
	}
	idx1 := self.expect(token.RIGHT_BRACE)

	return &ast.ObjectLiteral{
		LeftBrace:  idx0,
		RightBrace: idx1,
		Value:      value,
	}
}

func (self *_parser) parseArrayLiteral() ast.Expression {

	idx0 := self.expect(token.LEFT_BRACKET)
	var value []ast.Expression
	for self.token != token.RIGHT_BRACKET && self.token != token.EOF {
		if self.token == token.COMMA {
			self.next()
			value = append(value, nil)
			continue
		}
		value = append(value, self.parseAssignmentExpression())
		if self.token != token.RIGHT_BRACKET {
			self.expect(token.COMMA)
		}
	}
	idx1 := self.expect(token.RIGHT_BRACKET)

	return &ast.ArrayLiteral{
		LeftBracket:  idx0,
		RightBracket: idx1,
		Value:        value,
	}
}

func (self *_parser) parseArgumentList() (argumentList []ast.Expression, idx0, idx1 file.Idx) {
	idx0 = self.expect(token.LEFT_PARENTHESIS)
	if self.token != token.RIGHT_PARENTHESIS {
		for {
			argumentList = append(argumentList, self.parseAssignmentExpression())
			if self.token != token.COMMA {
				break
			}
			self.next()
		}
	}
	idx1 = self.expect(token.RIGHT_PARENTHESIS)
	return
}

func (self *_parser) parseCallExpression(left ast.Expression) ast.Expression {
	argumentList, idx0, idx1 := self.parseArgumentList()
	return &ast.CallExpression{
		Callee:           left,
		LeftParenthesis:  idx0,
		ArgumentList:     argumentList,
		RightParenthesis: idx1,
	}
}

func (self *_parser) parseDotMember(left ast.Expression) ast.Expression {
	period := self.expect(token.PERIOD)

	literal := self.literal
	idx := self.idx

	if !matchIdentifier.MatchString(literal) {
		self.expect(token.IDENTIFIER)
		self.nextStatement()
		return &ast.BadExpression{From: period, To: self.idx}
	}

	self.next()

	return &ast.DotExpression{
		Left: left,
		Identifier: ast.Identifier{
			Idx:  idx,
			Name: literal,
		},
	}
}

func (self *_parser) parseBracketMember(left ast.Expression) ast.Expression {
	idx0 := self.expect(token.LEFT_BRACKET)
	member := self.parseExpression()
	idx1 := self.expect(token.RIGHT_BRACKET)
	return &ast.BracketExpression{
		LeftBracket:  idx0,
		Left:         left,
		Member:       member,
		RightBracket: idx1,
	}
}

func (self *_parser) parseNewExpression() ast.Expression {
	idx := self.expect(token.NEW)
	callee := self.parseLeftHandSideExpression()
	node := &ast.NewExpression{
		New:    idx,
		Callee: callee,
	}
	if self.token == token.LEFT_PARENTHESIS {
		argumentList, idx0, idx1 := self.parseArgumentList()
		node.ArgumentList = argumentList
		node.LeftParenthesis = idx0
		node.RightParenthesis = idx1
	}
	return node
}

func (self *_parser) parseLeftHandSideExpression() ast.Expression {

	var left ast.Expression
	if self.token == token.NEW {
		left = self.parseNewExpression()
	} else {
		left = self.parsePrimaryExpression()
	}

	for {
		if self.token == token.PERIOD {
			left = self.parseDotMember(left)
		} else if self.token == token.LEFT_BRACE {
			left = self.parseBracketMember(left)
		} else {
			break
		}
	}

	return left
}

func (self *_parser) parseLeftHandSideExpressionAllowCall() ast.Expression {

	allowIn := self.scope.allowIn
	self.scope.allowIn = true
	defer func() {
		self.scope.allowIn = allowIn
	}()

	var left ast.Expression
	if self.token == token.NEW {
		left = self.parseNewExpression()
	} else {
		left = self.parsePrimaryExpression()
	}

	for {
		if self.token == token.PERIOD {
			left = self.parseDotMember(left)
		} else if self.token == token.LEFT_BRACKET {
			left = self.parseBracketMember(left)
		} else if self.token == token.LEFT_PARENTHESIS {
			left = self.parseCallExpression(left)
		} else {
			break
		}
	}

	return left
}

func (self *_parser) parsePostfixExpression() ast.Expression {
	operand := self.parseLeftHandSideExpressionAllowCall()

	switch self.token {
	case token.INCREMENT, token.DECREMENT:
		// Make sure there is no line terminator here
		if self.implicitSemicolon {
			break
		}
		tkn := self.token
		idx := self.idx
		self.next()
		switch operand.(type) {
		case *ast.Identifier, *ast.DotExpression, *ast.BracketExpression:
		default:
			self.error(idx, "Invalid left-hand side in assignment")
			self.nextStatement()
			return &ast.BadExpression{From: idx, To: self.idx}
		}
		return &ast.UnaryExpression{
			Operator: tkn,
			Idx:      idx,
			Operand:  operand,
			Postfix:  true,
		}
	}

	return operand
}

func (self *_parser) parseUnaryExpression() ast.Expression {

	switch self.token {
	case token.PLUS, token.MINUS, token.NOT, token.BITWISE_NOT:
		fallthrough
	case token.DELETE, token.VOID, token.TYPEOF:
		tkn := self.token
		idx := self.idx
		self.next()
		return &ast.UnaryExpression{
			Operator: tkn,
			Idx:      idx,
			Operand:  self.parseUnaryExpression(),
		}
	case token.INCREMENT, token.DECREMENT:
		tkn := self.token
		idx := self.idx
		self.next()
		operand := self.parseUnaryExpression()
		switch operand.(type) {
		case *ast.Identifier, *ast.DotExpression, *ast.BracketExpression:
		default:
			self.error(idx, "Invalid left-hand side in assignment")
			self.nextStatement()
			return &ast.BadExpression{From: idx, To: self.idx}
		}
		return &ast.UnaryExpression{
			Operator: tkn,
			Idx:      idx,
			Operand:  operand,
		}
	}

	return self.parsePostfixExpression()
}

func (self *_parser) parseMultiplicativeExpression() ast.Expression {
	next := self.parseUnaryExpression
	left := next()

	for self.token == token.MULTIPLY || self.token == token.SLASH ||
		self.token == token.REMAINDER {
		tkn := self.token
		self.next()
		left = &ast.BinaryExpression{
			Operator: tkn,
			Left:     left,
			Right:    next(),
		}
	}

	return left
}

func (self *_parser) parseAdditiveExpression() ast.Expression {
	next := self.parseMultiplicativeExpression
	left := next()

	for self.token == token.PLUS || self.token == token.MINUS {
		tkn := self.token
		self.next()
		left = &ast.BinaryExpression{
			Operator: tkn,
			Left:     left,
			Right:    next(),
		}
	}

	return left
}

func (self *_parser) parseShiftExpression() ast.Expression {
	next := self.parseAdditiveExpression
	left := next()

	for self.token == token.SHIFT_LEFT || self.token == token.SHIFT_RIGHT ||
		self.token == token.UNSIGNED_SHIFT_RIGHT {
		tkn := self.token
		self.next()
		left = &ast.BinaryExpression{
			Operator: tkn,
			Left:     left,
			Right:    next(),
		}
	}

	return left
}

func (self *_parser) parseRelationalExpression() ast.Expression {
	next := self.parseShiftExpression
	left := next()

	allowIn := self.scope.allowIn
	self.scope.allowIn = true
	defer func() {
		self.scope.allowIn = allowIn
	}()

	switch self.token {
	case token.LESS, token.LESS_OR_EQUAL, token.GREATER, token.GREATER_OR_EQUAL:
		tkn := self.token
		self.next()
		return &ast.BinaryExpression{
			Operator:   tkn,
			Left:       left,
			Right:      self.parseRelationalExpression(),
			Comparison: true,
		}
	case token.INSTANCEOF:
		tkn := self.token
		self.next()
		return &ast.BinaryExpression{
			Operator: tkn,
			Left:     left,
			Right:    self.parseRelationalExpression(),
		}
	case token.IN:
		if !allowIn {
			return left
		}
		tkn := self.token
		self.next()
		return &ast.BinaryExpression{
			Operator: tkn,
			Left:     left,
			Right:    self.parseRelationalExpression(),
		}
	}

	return left
}

func (self *_parser) parseEqualityExpression() ast.Expression {
	next := self.parseRelationalExpression
	left := next()

	for self.token == token.EQUAL || self.token == token.NOT_EQUAL ||
		self.token == token.STRICT_EQUAL || self.token == token.STRICT_NOT_EQUAL {
		tkn := self.token
		self.next()
		left = &ast.BinaryExpression{
			Operator:   tkn,
			Left:       left,
			Right:      next(),
			Comparison: true,
		}
	}

	return left
}

func (self *_parser) parseBitwiseAndExpression() ast.Expression {
	next := self.parseEqualityExpression
	left := next()

	for self.token == token.AND {
		tkn := self.token
		self.next()
		left = &ast.BinaryExpression{
			Operator: tkn,
			Left:     left,
			Right:    next(),
		}
	}

	return left
}

func (self *_parser) parseBitwiseExclusiveOrExpression() ast.Expression {
	next := self.parseBitwiseAndExpression
	left := next()

	for self.token == token.EXCLUSIVE_OR {
		tkn := self.token
		self.next()
		left = &ast.BinaryExpression{
			Operator: tkn,
			Left:     left,
			Right:    next(),
		}
	}

	return left
}

func (self *_parser) parseBitwiseOrExpression() ast.Expression {
	next := self.parseBitwiseExclusiveOrExpression
	left := next()

	for self.token == token.OR {
		tkn := self.token
		self.next()
		left = &ast.BinaryExpression{
			Operator: tkn,
			Left:     left,
			Right:    next(),
		}
	}

	return left
}

func (self *_parser) parseLogicalAndExpression() ast.Expression {
	next := self.parseBitwiseOrExpression
	left := next()

	for self.token == token.LOGICAL_AND {
		tkn := self.token
		self.next()
		left = &ast.BinaryExpression{
			Operator: tkn,
			Left:     left,
			Right:    next(),
		}
	}

	return left
}

func (self *_parser) parseLogicalOrExpression() ast.Expression {
	next := self.parseLogicalAndExpression
	left := next()

	for self.token == token.LOGICAL_OR {
		tkn := self.token
		self.next()
		left = &ast.BinaryExpression{
			Operator: tkn,
			Left:     left,
			Right:    next(),
		}
	}

	return left
}

func (self *_parser) parseConditionlExpression() ast.Expression {
	left := self.parseLogicalOrExpression()

	if self.token == token.QUESTION_MARK {
		self.next()
		consequent := self.parseAssignmentExpression()
		self.expect(token.COLON)
		return &ast.ConditionalExpression{
			Test:       left,
			Consequent: consequent,
			Alternate:  self.parseAssignmentExpression(),
		}
	}

	return left
}

func (self *_parser) parseAssignmentExpression() ast.Expression {
	left := self.parseConditionlExpression()
	var operator token.Token
	switch self.token {
	case token.ASSIGN:
		operator = self.token
	case token.ADD_ASSIGN:
		operator = token.PLUS
	case token.SUBTRACT_ASSIGN:
		operator = token.MINUS
	case token.MULTIPLY_ASSIGN:
		operator = token.MULTIPLY
	case token.QUOTIENT_ASSIGN:
		operator = token.SLASH
	case token.REMAINDER_ASSIGN:
		operator = token.REMAINDER
	case token.AND_ASSIGN:
		operator = token.AND
	case token.AND_NOT_ASSIGN:
		operator = token.AND_NOT
	case token.OR_ASSIGN:
		operator = token.OR
	case token.EXCLUSIVE_OR_ASSIGN:
		operator = token.EXCLUSIVE_OR
	case token.SHIFT_LEFT_ASSIGN:
		operator = token.SHIFT_LEFT
	case token.SHIFT_RIGHT_ASSIGN:
		operator = token.SHIFT_RIGHT
	case token.UNSIGNED_SHIFT_RIGHT_ASSIGN:
		operator = token.UNSIGNED_SHIFT_RIGHT
	}

	if operator != 0 {
		idx := self.idx
		self.next()
		switch left.(type) {
		case *ast.Identifier, *ast.DotExpression, *ast.BracketExpression:
		default:
			self.error(left.Idx0(), "Invalid left-hand side in assignment")
			self.nextStatement()
			return &ast.BadExpression{From: idx, To: self.idx}
		}
		return &ast.AssignExpression{
			Left:     left,
			Operator: operator,
			Right:    self.parseAssignmentExpression(),
		}
	}

	return left
}

func (self *_parser) parseExpression() ast.Expression {
	next := self.parseAssignmentExpression
	left := next()

	if self.token == token.COMMA {
		sequence := []ast.Expression{left}
		for {
			if self.token != token.COMMA {
				break
			}
			self.next()
			sequence = append(sequence, next())
		}
		return &ast.SequenceExpression{
			Sequence: sequence,
		}
	}

	return left
}


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M.S. in Mathematics (Nanjing University)
Ph.D. in Operations Research (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Dr. Pang is Lewis B. Cullman Rising Star Associate Professor of Management at Krannert School of Management, Krannert's first Innovation and Entrepreneurship Fellow, faculty affiliate of Regenstrief Center for Healthcare Engineering (RCHE) and faculty affliate of Integrative Data Science Initiative. He is the coordinator of the Ph.D program in supply chain and operations management area. He is also a committee member of Krannert PhD Program and Purdue Graduate Council. Prior to joining Purdue, he was a senior lecturer in Lancaster University (UK) and an associate professor in City University of Hong Kong subsequently. He was also an adjunct professor in Norwegian School of Economics (NHH).
His research interests include statistical learning and decision theory, healthcare delivery systems, supply chain risk management, and pricing and revenue management.He is a senior editor for Production and Operations Management and an editor of Journal of Blockchain Research. He teaches Operations Management, Supply Chain Management and Strategic Sourcing and Procurement. In addition to supervising doctoral researchers, He has been advising a dozen of undergraudate, master and EMBA students in independent research or experiential learning projects.
He has rich industry experience as entrepreneur and management consultant, and is serving the board of directors for an energy technology company. As Purdue's Innovation and Entrepreneurship Fellow, he serves as a faculty ambssador to help connect Purdue innovators with novel paths for entrepreneurship and commercialization to take their innovations to the world.
Krannert School names first Innovation and Entrepreneurship Fellow, will aid business connections
Zhan Pang, a professor who will connect Purdue University expertise with faculty and student startups, has been named the Krannert School of Management's first Innovation and Entrepreneurship Fellow. These fellows connect the research enterprise with the commercialization enterprise.
Full story: Krannert School names first Innovation and Entrepreneurship Fellow, will aid business connections
zpang@purdue.edu
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If waiting were weather, it'd be humid and hot. The kind of air that wets your throat as you breath it in. The kind of summer day where the sun goes down but the temperature does not. That's waiting.
We've been doing a lot of it in Madison lately. Waiting for the rain to stop. Waiting to see how high the river will rise. Waiting to hear if any racing would happen at all this weekend (it didn't).
I've started walking up and down Hatcher Hill on a semi-regular basis, and I'm waiting for my clothes to fit a little less tightly. I'm waiting on writing that's out there in the world, hoping to find a home. And we're all waiting on the summer's first tomatoes.
If you're not waiting on the first tomatoes because you already have some, shut up. I don't want to hear about it. This is not about you and your preternaturally fast tomato plants. This is about my all-consuming need to eat fresh tomatoes from the garden.
I should know better. I do know better. It's a rare year when you eat a tomato before the 4th of July around here. I know that. It doesn't make it any easier, though.
There are lots of things in life that you wait for, and then they're never as exciting when they actually happen. There are some things that you can get too much of after a while. Tomatoes are neither of those things. Sometimes it just seems so wrong to live in a universe where you can really only eat fresh-out-of-the-garden, sun-warmed tomatoes for about 3 months out of the year. Why, oh, why so short a growing season?
I got my tomatoes in late this year, so it's going to be even worse than usual. Some friends who visited Memphis recently brought me a collection of cherry tomatoes from the farmer's market there. It was delicious torture. I ate them all in about a day. I want more. Now.
So, truthfully, I have eaten a sum total of six cherry tomatoes already this year from our garden. Do not tell my family. I figure if you can't come up to the community garden with me, you really don't deserve the cherry tomatoes. And also, there's no way I have enough self control to make it from the garden to our house.


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as pandemic constraints are reduced. The firm– launched as a standalone business previously this year following its official separation from CSM Bakery Solutions– is' instantly' raising its headcount at the website by around 30 factory-based staff members. Baker & Baker claimed the opening of the market adhering to the loosening of Covid-19 constraints has actually led to fast demand, especially & from the coffeehouse for which it supplies a range of cake bars and also hand-finished speciality wonderful products from the Daventry plant. The roles readily available are for both day- and night-shift manufacturing operatives in charge of manufacturing and also packaging a range of bakeshop
items, the company stated. According to Baker & Baker, around ₤ 4.5 m has been bought the Daventry site recently, with new devices including a product packaging flooring with three extra packing lines as well as a specialist chocolate tempering maker sustaining new agreements for both own-label and also retailer items." Our site in Daventry is a key possession to our business, where we produce a broad series of hand-finished bakeshop products for a few of the UK's as well as Europe's top merchants and foodservice outlets, "said John Lindsay, Baker & Baker CEO." Recent company efficiency suggests we have to go additionally, and we have an immediate requirement to recruit a substantial variety of new staff members to support our & development ambitions
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with the firm." Many of our factory supervisors signed up with Baker & Baker in beginning roles as well as we work closely with every one of our staff members so they can realise their possibility," he added.
In May this year, Lindsay discussed his prepare for & the firm with British Baker editor Amy North soon after its split with CSM.
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CADBURY DAIRY MILK CELEBRATES THE FLAVOURS OF MALAYSIA WITH NEW LIMITED-EDITION PRODUCT
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Cadbury Dairy Milk collaborates with iconic Malaysian artist Datuk Lat to create limited edition illustrated sleeves on selected products
After decades of being a staple in everyday Malaysian lives, Cadbury Dairy Milk, the nation's favourite chocolate brand under Mondelēz International (Mondelez), launched Cadbury Dairy Milk Kopi C - its first ever localised limited-edition flavour made exclusively for the Malaysian market today. Accompanying this exciting new product is an exclusive collaboration with iconic Malaysian cartoonist, Datuk Lat, whose illustrations will be featured on the sleeves of selected Cadbury Dairy Milk products.
In celebration of Malaysian culture, Cadbury pays homage to the diverse flavours that make the nation. From the local way of life to sharing the joy of culinary delights with others, the confectionary conglomerate continues in its quest to bring more joy to consumers by introducing excitement, surprise and delight in the form of a flavour that is synonymous to one of Malaysian's greatest and simplest life pleasures that can be attained at any local eatery from a kopitiam to a neighbourhood cafe - kopi c. With its delicious blend of bold kopi c flavour and silky smooth milk chocolate, Cadbury's latest product is reminiscent of two memorable flavours that the nation grew up and are familiar with.
Speaking at the launch of Cadbury Dairy Milk Kopi C, Nikhil Nicholas, Mondelēz Malaysia Chocolates Category Manager said, "After many years of support from the Malaysian market, we felt that this was the perfect time for Cadbury to commemorate our longstanding presence here by celebrating the Malaysian flavours that make the nation. The delicious taste of Cadbury Dairy Milk's signature chocolate coupled with the well-loved kopi c flavour are sure to delight the taste buds of our Malaysian consumers, especially because both Cadbury and kopi c are flavours that many grew up and are familiar with and also represents a seamless integration of global and local icons. We understand Malaysians' affinity to food and we hope that our latest flavour continues to delight our consumers from the old to the young."
Along with the new limited-edition flavour, Cadbury Dairy Milk's iconic staple flavours will also be given a new lease on life with additional sleeves that feature hand-drawn illustrations by iconic Malaysian cartoonist, Datuk Lat, whose Kampung Boy series embodies the very essence of Malaysian culture. The three pieces of drawings in Datuk Lat's signature style features the Kampung Boy himself, Lat, depicted at various stages of his life from a young boy to a man in three typical Malaysian scenarios - at a kenduri (a gathering of a community), a kopitiam (traditional coffee shop in Malaysia) and a kedai runcit (local sundry shop). The unique illustrations are centered around Malaysians' love for food, which is in line with Cadbury Dairy Milk's running theme of 'bringing joy through food'.
"I was thrilled when I was approached by Cadbury to be a part of this exciting campaign. Growing up as a young boy in Malaysia, my earliest recollection of the brand was indulging in a bar of Cadbury Dairy Milk and I've since shared the joy with my family and friends. Throughout the years, my work has always been to showcase the spirit of togetherness of our beloved Malaysians who celebrate our differences and fully enjoy our unique way of life. These drawings capture the essence of our life and its been a great honour to be sharing this with Cadbury," said Datuk Lat.
Cadbury Dairy Milk first made its entrance decades ago and remains a Malaysian favourite. Over the years, the chocolate brand has introduced various well-known flavours including Roast Almond, Hazelnut, Cadbury Dairy Milk Oreo and Marvellous Creations to name a few, with the addition of Cadbury Dairy Milk Kopi C as Cadbury's first localised flavour to date.
"Datuk Lat's point of view into local culture and flavours coupled with his incredible talent makes him the ideal partner for this campaign. We are very excited to be collaborating with him as both Cadbury and Datuk Lat enjoys a special place in the hearts of our Malaysian consumers for over 40 years. Through the introduction of our latest innovative product and the collaboration with Datuk Lat, we are excited to be celebrating this significant milestone of our brand as we bring this iconic Malaysian flavour and culture to life. Our focus remains in spreading joy to our fans and this partnership with Lat is the ideal representation of that. We constantly endeavour to present unique and innovative offerings to excite our consumers and see limitless opportunities to continue doing so," continued Nikhil.
The new Cadbury Dairy Milk Kopi C is now available in major Hypermarkets and Supermarkets, nationwide with a recommended selling price of RM8.50 for 165g from now until 30 September 2018. There is also a limited-edition gift box featuring Datuk Lat's illustrations which are available exclusively on Shopee for RM37.
For more information on Cadbury Dairy Milk's latest Kopi C flavour, check out the Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/CadburyMalaysia and Instagram page at https://www.instagram.com/cadbury_my/.
About Mondelēz Malaysia
Mondelēz Malaysia is the nation's Favourite Snacking Company and home to iconic brands such as Oreo, Cadbury Dairy Milk, Tiger Biskuat, Jacob's, Chipsmore, Choclairs and Twisties. For generations, our brands have been trusted by Malaysians for their quality, safety and taste. With over 1,100 employees and three manufacturing plants in Shah Alam, Johor Bahru and Prai, we work together every day to Create Moments of Joy by sharing the world's most favourite brands of snack foods with our consumers.
MDLZ Malaysia is a part of the Mondelēz International group of companies.
Visit www.Mondelēzinternational.com and www.facebook.com/Mondelēzinternational.
About Mondelēz International
Mondelēz International, Inc. (NASDAQ:MDLZ) is building the best snacking company in the world, with 2016 net revenues of approximately $26 billion. Creating more moments of joy in approximately 165 countries, Mondelēz International is a world leader in biscuits, chocolate, gum, candy and powdered beverages, featuring global Power Brands such as Oreo and belVita biscuits; Cadbury Dairy Milk and Milka chocolate; and Trident gum. Mondelēz International is a proud member of the Standard and Poor's 500, NASDAQ 100 and Dow Jones Sustainability Index. Visit www.mondelezinternational.com or follow the company on Twitter at www.twitter.com/MDLZ
Visit www.mondelezinternational.com and www.facebook.com/mondelezinternational.
CADBURY DAIRY MILK CELEBRATES THE FLAVOURS OF MALAYSIA WITH NEW LIMITED-EDITION PRODUCT Reviewed by Admin on August 16, 2018 Rating: 5


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Sen. Barack Obama took his presidential campaign to Chicago recently, where he addressed an agonizing issue that has been largely overlooked by the national media - the murder of dozens of the city's public school students since last September.
You've probably heard more than you wanted to about David Beckham and Posh Spice in recent days, but not a lot about the deaths of these children and teenagers in Chicago. Black, Latino and poor, they are America's invisible children.
Over the past school year, Obama said, the number of public school students killed in Chicago was higher than the number of soldiers from the entire state of Illinois who were killed in Iraq during that period.
As I mentioned in a previous column on this issue, Chicago is hardly alone when it comes to the slaughter of youngsters who are living in conditions that can fairly be compared to combat.
The senator talked about the need for more stringent gun control laws, and he criticized the Bush administration for ''decimating'' a Clinton administration initiative that had added more than 100,000 police officers to local departments.
He said governments need to do more to combat gangs and gang violence and invest more in after-school programs that provide an alternative to the streets for vulnerable youngsters.
The senator talked about the young men and boys who have gone down ''the wrong path.'' And he said one of the main reasons they are wreaking havoc and shooting one another is that they had not received enough attention while growing up from responsible adults.
In a conversation afterward, he stressed that the plight of young people struggling in tough environments demands both governmental attention and a heightened sense of individual responsibility. Both are essential.
It's important, he said, that Americans reach a mind-set in which ''we care just as much'' about the children slain in Chicago as those killed at Virginia Tech.
Bob Herbert writes for The New York Times.


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Tag Archives: Little Steven's Underground Garage
Power Popalicious!
Horrible title, great idea.
Yet another veteran powerpop icon steps up to help propel the resurgence of his favorite music. Paul Collins, veteran of two classic bands of the genre (The Nerves, The Beat) recently formed The Beat Army to take music back to the streets where it belongs.
The concept isn't new; the early days of Poptopia spawned the International Pop Overthrow, which David Bash has continued to expand into a global showcase. Localized events like Sparklefest and The Dewey Beach Music Fest are just two of dozens of annual regional events that have sprung up over the years, and there are countless DIY efforts and house concerts that have prospered thanks to coordinated blasts via Facebook and Twitter. Scores of radio shows have flooded the web; while most know of the impact and support of Little Steven's Underground Garage, there were guys like Alan Haber hosting dedicated pop shows a decade earlier.
And just like the community building efforts of Steven and groups like Rock and Roll Tribe, Collins is encouraging like-minded fans and musicians to join forces, share information and give each other a hand. Having toured incessantly off the grid himself over the years, he met and shared stages with dozens of enthusiastic bands sadly trapped by an apathetic industry. This inaugural Power Popalicious Festival is meant to bring some of those groups together and shine a light on the movement in what one can only hope is the first of many such occasions.
Tickets for the fest will be $15 for Saturday and $10 for Sunday, and will be available to purchase online through TicketWeb. Scheduled bands as of today:
BAM BAMS (Baltimore)
PEACES (Brooklyn)
NEUTRON DRIVERS (NJ)
BAXX SISI'S (Brooklyn)
LANDLORD (Bloomington, ID)
FUTURE VIRGINS (Chattanooga)
DIRTY SHAMES (NYC)
AMOEBAS (Grand Rapids)
MOTHER'S CHILDREN (Ottawa)
HALF RATS (Indianapolis)
BFs (Gloucester)
KURT BAKER (Portland, ME)
THE ABOVE (Brooklyn)
THE SPECTACLES (Maryland)
ELECTRIC MESS (NYC)
GLORY FIRES (Birmingham)
THE WALNUT KIDS (Montreal)
THE SIGHTS ( Detroit)
PAUL COLLINS (NYC)
"All over the world, all over the world…tonight…"
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Tagged as Alan Haber, Announcement, David Bash, Dirty Shames, Editorial, Electric Mess, garage rock, International Pop Overthrow, Little Steven's Underground Garage, Music, Paul Collins, Poptopia, Power Pop, Power Popalicious Festival, Rock and Roll Tribe, Sparklefest, The Beat, The Beat Army, The Dewey Beach Music Fest, The Nerves, The Sights
Under The Radar: The Prisoners
You can run, but you can't hide.
Meaning I may not hear your album right away, but if it's good, someday I'll eventually get tipped to it. I stumbled backwards into The Prisoners after being knocked out by Graham Day and the Gaolers and retracing the steps. Always a fan of the Mod sound and the garage-pop-punk from the Medway scene, I'm a bit surprised that I missed this the first time around. But better late than never – I've scooped up all their stuff over the past couple of years.
The band formed around 1980 and drew heavily from the usual pop psych influences like The Small Faces and The Pretty Things, although having The (Thee) Milkshakes as virtual neighbors didn't hurt either. The Jam might have become far more popular, but if you think Paul Weller was the shit, you should listen to A Taste Of Pink immediately. If the opener "Better In Black" doesn't grab you in three seconds flat, call the doctor.
The Prisoners boast a tight punchy sound shaped primarily by Day's ringing guitars and the great organ playing of James Taylor, who channeled a synth through a loudspeaker to create unique Casio/Farfisa sounds as well as pumping out classic Hammond riffs. Allan Crockford on bass and Johnny Symons on drums held down the bottom with manic energy.
Video: "Hide and Seek"
As with all good things, it didn't last – four albums later, the band was done by 1986. But in its wake, among other projects, The Solarflares (with Day and Crockford) carried the torch and now Graham Day is back with more. Fans of The White Stripes and the Underground Garage playlist as well as devotees of the original influences will find much to like here; their 80s music is as exciting as anything being released today.
The Prisoners at MySpace
The Prisoners discography at Ace Records
Tagged as A Taste of Pink, Ace Records, Allan Crockford, Big Beat Records, Billy Childish, garage rock, Graham Day, Graham Day and the Gaolers, James Taylor, Johnny Symons, Little Steven's Underground Garage, Medway, Music, Prisoners, punk, Reviews, The Milkshakes, The Solarflares, The White Stripes, Under The Radar
August 23, 2009 · 4:37 pm
Fuzztopia!
I just got an email from Scott Hueston of Wicked Cool Records and Little Steven's Underground Garage announcing their new project Fuzztopia. Looks like they are trying to create a shared portal where rock fans and musicians can create a directory of cool clubs, record stores, bars and bands – a reference tool created with input from people who actually live in these places. A list like this would be a great help for me just to find great pubs and record stores when travelling; I imagine the club info would be invaluable for bands looking to fill dates.
Of course there are dozens of smaller sites that do this now, and there have been networking mailing lists set up for this purpose for years. But perhaps with Steven's involvement, a site like this could get a higher profile and truly massive participation. Assuming he keeps it free for registrants, this could be a great service.
I don't pimp products or sell advertising on this page, but I do believe Steven's heart is in the right place, having spoken extensively with him about the history of rock'n'roll and the difficulty in keeping the beast alive. He's a tremendously successful person who could bask in the glory of his recording and acting legacy and just hob-nob with the elite, but he continues to take steps to bring real rock'n'roll to the masses in an era when the industrial machine is doing everything in its power to unplug the patient from the lifeline. Besides having the coolest radio show on the planet, he works tirelessly behind the scenes to help out up and coming bands with his passion, his expertise and his connections.
There are some great prizes that will be drawn at random for those logging in and completing a profile. As for content, I'm probably most excited about Fuzz TV. When I interviewed him in 2007, Steven told me that the footage from the first Underground Garage Festival on Randall's Island was eventually going to be released on Internet television. Here's an excerpt from that feature in Pop Culture Press:
Unfortunately, the likelihood of a DVD release is slim. Chris Columbus (Harry Potter, Home Alone) was set to direct the multi-camera event, but a freak accident involving his daughter caused him to head back to Chicago. "She ended up okay, but he wasn't there to physically direct the movie, and the funding went away. We never really recovered." A few screenings were set to try and raise a couple of million dollars to continue the original plan to craft something really unique instead of a formula concert film. "First of all, it would have been the first 3-D concert ever done. I'm telling you, when Iggy Pop jumps up on one of the 3-D cameras, it's the most amazing thing you've seen in your life. It's like Iggy is jumping into your mind!" Not getting the film out was a disappointment ("it's probably one of the top twenty tragedies of my life") but just another in a series of setbacks that he will overcome. "We probably will start using pieces of it our Internet TV show in a couple of months".
Well, it's been a couple of years, but Rome wasn't built in a day. All I know is that if we're talking about The Dictators, Iggy, Boss Martians, The Pretty Things, Chesterfield Kings and all those other garage greats, there's some incredible footage in the hopper!
So here's the gist of the email from Scott – check it out for yourself.
Friends of The Underground Garage,
Stevie Van Zandt is excited to announce the Beta release of Fuzztopia – "all things Rock and Roll." We need your help adding content, and we'll be rewarding a few of the best profiles.
As a "one-stop" for FANS and bands, Fuzztopia will ultimately include:
–a place for you to purchase songs and albums from bands, including content exclusively available on Fuzztopia.
–advice and tools, from "city secrets" and "cool stuff" to "techville," "video games," and "da biz," among other things. We'll be gathering content from our favorite sites, but we'll also have recommendations and feedback from musicians, bands, and people like Little Steven that just haven't been available anywhere else. Think of "city secrets" as all the places in your hometown (restaurants, bars, clubs, etc.) that you would recommend to visiting friends. Likewise, if you have "city secrets" from other parts of the world you've visited, Fuzztopia is a fantastic place for that insight.
–tons of streaming video content. At "The Drive-In," fans of B-movies will soon be able to watch and chat in real time. Meanwhile "Fuzz TV" will have live concert footage, original programming, and music videos.
Here's where we need your SUPPORT & EXPERTISE:
–sign up as a fan, and create a profile
–add TWO of your favorite videos
–provide 5-10 "City Secrets," plus ANY PHOTOS.
–ADD comments about "secrets" AREADY posted by others. Remember, people will be looking for your input! We know you have the inside scoop, and we want you to share it.
–create a playlist from the bands that have already uploaded their music.
–the beta version of Fuzztopia isn't just about building – we want your feedback. Are there things you don't like? Areas that need improving? A feature missing? Is anything confusing? Should we add something else? What do you like best? This is the time to tell us.
We will REWARD the best profiles with a couple of great prizes:
GRAND PRIZE (one winner)
* A pair of tickets to ANY one of the remaining Summer/Fall tour dates with Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band! PLUS you and your guest will receive exclusive laminates to meet Stevie Van Zandt backstage before the show!
1st PRIZE (one winner)
* Fender Stratocaster Squire Classic 50's guitar signed by Stevie Van Zandt!
*FIFTEEN 2nd prize WINNERS will be selected RANDOMLY among the COMPLETED PROFILES, so everyone creating a thorough profile has a chance to win:
*A script for an Underground Garage radio show PERSONALLY signed by Stevie Van Zandt. PLUS a double CD copy of the applicable show. The scripts are always written by hand, and include a bunch of commentary. This is a highly collectible, immensely cool look at the creative process for the show
CLICK HERE for the sign-up page:
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require('helper')
local fixture = require('./fixture-tls')
local fs = require('fs')
local childprocess = require('childprocess')
local table = require('table')
local tls = require('tls')

local options = {
  key = fixture.loadPEM('agent2-key'),
  cert = fixture.loadPEM('agent2-cert')
}

local SNIContexts = {}
SNIContexts['a.example.com'] = {
  key = fixture.loadPEM('agent1-key'),
  cert = fixture.loadPEM('agent1-cert')
}
SNIContexts['asterisk.test.com'] = {
  key = fixture.loadPEM('agent3-key'),
  cert = fixture.loadPEM('agent3-cert')
}

local clientsOptions = {
  {
    port = fixture.commonPort,
    key = fixture.loadPEM('agent1-key'),
    cert = fixture.loadPEM('agent1-cert'),
    ca = fixture.loadPEM('ca1-cert'),
    servername = 'a.example.com'
  },{
    port = fixture.commonPort,
    key = fixture.loadPEM('agent2-key'),
    cert = fixture.loadPEM('agent2-cert'),
    ca = fixture.loadPEM('ca2-cert'),
    servername = 'b.test.com'
  },{
    port = fixture.commonPort,
    key = fixture.loadPEM('agent3-key'),
    cert = fixture.loadPEM('agent3-cert'),
    ca = fixture.loadPEM('ca1-cert'),
    servername = 'c.wrong.com'
  }
}

local serverResults = {}
local clientResults = {}

local server
server = tls.createServer(options)
server:on('secureConnection', function(conn)
  table.insert(serverResults, conn.serverName)
end)

function connectClient(options, callback)
  local client
  options.host = '127.0.0.1'
  client = tls.connect(options, function()
    table.insert(clientResults, client.authorized)
    client:destroy()
    callback()
  end)
end

server:addContext('a.example.com', SNIContexts['a.example.com'])
server:addContext('b.test.com', SNIContexts['asterisk.test.com']);
server:listen(fixture.commonPort, '127.0.0.1', function()
  connectClient(clientsOptions[1], function()
    connectClient(clientsOptions[2], function()
      connectClient(clientsOptions[3], function()
        server:close()
      end)
    end)
  end)
end)

process:on('exit', function()
  deep_equal(serverResults, {'a.example.com', 'b.test.com', 'c.wrong.com'})
  deep_equal(clientResults, {true, true, false})
end)

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If we want to experiment with network applications in a more realistic environment (for example, if we develop a new routing protocol), then we need a tool to simulate the properties of a WAN connection. As we know, a WAN is different from a LAN: bandwidth is lower; there can be bit errors in the transmitted packets in that they can be lost or reordered; and the delay is significantly higher.
There are numerous WAN emulators on the market (both hardware and software), but if we want a cheap and relatively simple one, we can use a Raspberry Pi (RPi) with Linux, which has the NETEM (Network Emulator) function built into the modern kernels. In this article, we try the functions provided by the NETEM, and because in this case the RPi is functioning as a router, we can configure it as a simple firewall as well.
The physical topology in our labs is very simple, but we need a piece of hardware to build it. Because the RPi has just one built-in Ethernet port, we need a second one, so we have to buy a USB-to-Ethernet adapter. It's not expensive and maybe we can get it cheaper from Ebay or similar sites.
I connected my devices according to the diagram below because I want Internet connection for the RPi and my PC2 as well, but you can connect them directly (don't forget to use a crossover cable in this case). My router as the default gateway is at 192.168.0.1.
We used the system control (sysctl) utility to write the logical 1 value to the proper kernel variable. If we want this setting permanent, locate the /etc/sysctl.conf file, uncomment the line containing the above value, and reboot or issue the sysctl -w -p /etc/sysctl.conf command.
Now try pinging PC2 from PC1 and vice versa (if the Windows firewall prevents it, you can disable it permanently). The pings should work and the time values will be around 2-3 milliseconds.
Let's first simulate the increased delay on a WAN link which can be easily checked by ping command. For the simulation we'll use the NETEM function, which can be controlled by the tc (Traffic Control) command, which is part of the iproute package. Traffic control can be a complicated but powerful tool and I recommend reading the Traffic control HOWTO. For our purposes though, we need not understand all of its features.
Traffic control is based on queues, into which the packets arrive and later leave at a given order and given rate. This can be referenced as Quality of Service as well, because in this way we can separate various traffic and give them different priorities, for example.
Every network interface has queues and an attached scheduler, which arranges the packets in the queue for output. The simplest scheduler is FIFO (first-in-first-out), but many more exist, such as SFQ, WRR and so on. This scheduler has another name under Linux traffic control: qdisc (queuing discipline). There are two qdiscs on every interface: the egress or root qdisc is related to the output traffic from the interface, while the ingress qdisc is related to input packets. As we have more control on the packets leaving the interface, we mostly use the egress or root qdisc.
As we can see, the time values reflect the delay settings. The high value of the first ping is probably because of ARP.
As we can see in my case, the packet loss due to corruption is a bit higher than the configured value, but it roughly fits the configured setting.
Run WinMTR again and check the results.
As we can see, we can combine multiple options in one line. Of course this feature is needed as these events on the WAN link can occur simultaneously.
Now try some bandwidth limiting with the help of tc. There are various methods for this under Linux but we will use a simple qdisc for our lab called Token Bucket Filter (TBF). TBF, as the name implies, uses a symbolic bucket with tokens associated with it.
You can read more about this qdisc among the links provided at the end of the article. In its simplest use we can limit the bandwidth to a certain value that's available to the clients. There are more sophisticated methods also, in which we can provide bandwidth based on IP address or other attribute of the hosts, but in this case this is not the goal.
Rate: defines the configured speed; in this case we want to limit the bandwidth to 512 kbit/s.
Burst: the size of the so-called bucket; in other words, it's the amount of packets that can go out simultaneously on the interface.
Latency: specifies the maximum amount of time a packet can sit in the bucket.
As we can see, our traffic shaping is working. Try to experiment with the various parameters of TBF.
Now we need to define a handle for the root whose value is 1 and attach the TBF rule to it. Then we add a second qdisc with the handle value of 11, whose parent is 1. In this way both of the rules are attached. The handles have a second, so-called minor number also, but in this case we didn't use it.
The above shows that we used UDP traffic for testing, and in the first case we have more lost packets but in the second case the result is pretty good. There are a lot of configurable variables using tc, and we can do very esoteric things with it, but maybe that's enough to demonstrate its capabilities.
When network traffic goes through a device, we can filter that traffic and use the device as a firewall. The RPi can act as a simple firewall, and we can configure it in various ways to do so. In Linux, the Netfilter code in the kernel provides firewall functions and we can use the iptables command to configure it. There are a lot of good tutorials on using iptables, so here I will only show a really simple code just to show the logic behind the command.
First of all, a good firewall blocks everything that is not allowed. If we issue the iptables –L command, we can see the default behavior of Netfilter: the traffic destined to the firewall (chain INPUT), the traffic that goes through the firewall (chain FORWARD) and the traffic sourced from the firewall (chain OUTPUT) are all accepted.
The first rule when writing firewall code: think before you press ENTER, because you can lock yourself out from the firewall. You can revert back to the default settings on the console, fortunately.
Now we can connect from any PC to the RPi by SSH, but only PC2 can ping it (or can connect by any method).
I used the –n parameter in the command since I didn't want to wait while iptables resolves the IP addresses to hostnames (it won't succeed anyway).
There are a lot more options to filter traffic (I didn't even mention stateful filtering), but I hope that the basics are clear.
As we can see now, writing complex traffic control and firewall rules can be a fun but difficult and cumbersome experience, so make sure to use a lot of tools to help in this work. You can find some of these among the useful links below.


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The Reinvigoration of Les Aiglons
Squad Analysis
Located on the Mediterranean Sea, next to the Italian border, Nice has always been regarded as one of the hottest tourist destinations in France. But we're not here to talk about beaches on the French Riviera or tree-lined boulevards.
Instead, we're here to talk about the footballing potential of the most powerful club in the city.
OGC Nice has never been known as one of the biggest clubs in France; in fact, its golden era was in the 1950's, when Les Aiglons won four league titles and two domestic cups. This golden era strengthened them, but never pushed them into the European elite.
They would have to wait 38 years to win another trophy, which came in 1997 with the Coupe de France.
Photo: OGC Nissa
It's been 23 years since they last lifted silverware, and while they managed to earn a spot in the Champions League play-offs in 2017 (where they would be eliminated by Napoli), their underwhelming mid-table seasons have overshadowed their inspiring underdog stories.
Nevertheless, that might be about to change.
In the waning days of the summer transfer window, the London-based chemical company INEOS purchased Nice for €100 million.
It was the latest sporting investment that INEOS made after their purchase of Swiss side Lausanne-Sport in 2017, as well as investments in cycling's Team Sky and Britain's America's Cup sailing team.
Led by Jim Ratcliffe, Britain's third richest man, INEOS announced that they plan for Nice to be fighting for the Ligue 1 title within the next five years. In the short term, their goal is to become a perennial competitor in European competitions.
Shortly after INEOS completed the takeover on August 26, Nice brought in several young players who could help turn them into French heavyweights within a few years.
The first signing came in the form of Danish striker Kasper Dolberg. Dolberg had been hot and cold during his time in Ajax, with a total of 45 goals and 16 assists in 119 official matches, but leaving with a bad taste in the mouth after a poor end to his time in Amsterdam.
Photo: ICON Sport
Dolberg joined for €20.5 million, smashing the club's transfer record of €10 million, which was used on both the signings of Myziane Maolida from Lyon and Danilo from Braga last summer.
While his time at the club started bizarrely, with academy player Lamine Diaby-Fadiga stealing his €70,000 watch and Dolberg threatening to not play until the culprit was found, he has managed to pay off his lofty price tag.
The Dane has scored 12 goals and 3 assists in 29 games, and at 22, it appears he is finally living up to the promise that was lavished on him five years ago.
It should come as no surprise that all of Nice's signings, save Riza Durmisi (25) who joined on loan from Lazio, were 23 years old or younger. Khéphren Thuram (18) joined on a free from local rivals Monaco, whilst Moussa Wagué (21) joined on loan from Barcelona in pursuit of more playing time.
Furthermore, Nice also signed one of the rising stars of Ligue 2, Lorient's Alexis Claude-Maurice for €13 million. While he started slowly, he has since gained rhythm to become a vital part of Patrick Viera's side, impressing against the likes of Monaco and Bordeaux prior to football's shutdown.
Aside from Claude-Maurice, Nice also brought in Stanley Nsoki from Paris Saint-Germain for €12.5 million, as well as Hichem Boudaoui from the Algerian side Paradou AC. They also brought in Adam Ounas on loan from Napoli, proving that they can not only find cheap bargains on thee transfer market, but also promising loanees in need of playing time.
So far, the project is going well. Nice are sixth in the league, although with an eight-point gap that separates them from the Europa League spots, a slight improvement from their seventh-place finish in 2019.
Whether they can keep hold of the likes of Dolberg and Nsoki as they enter their prime is another question, but it's clear that Nice have a sustainable strategy that can reap results. With more investment and more patience, it's only a matter of time before Les Aiglons claw their way back into the Champions League positions.
It's clear that baby steps are needed for INEOS's project, which is still in its embryonic stage, but things are looking up for Nice. With the recent declines of Monaco and Lyon, there is an opportunity for them to establish themselves as a team that can fight for Champions League spots on a consistent basis, and eventually, challenge for the league.
By: Alejandro Parra
Translated by: Zach Lowy
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The Consortium has set its sights on lignite mining operations with an eventual aggregated production capacity of as much as 100 million tons per year to feed an 80,000 barrels per day Direct Coal to Liquids plant (DCL), 6,000 MW of power generation capacity, and urea production. These industrial processes will be supported by a Carbon Capture & Storage program (CCS), and a liquefied carbon dioxide production and transportation system for sale to Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) projects.
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Mr. Hans Naumann, Chief Engineer of the Consortium points out that "when fully built out, the cumulative capital investment for the lignite mining operations alone will likely exceed US$10 billion. We are acutely aware that mining operations of this magnitude and the industrial processes attendant to them can cause social and environmental impacts if not carefully preplanned and vigorously monitored/adapted in the course of the project life cycle.
TharPak has secured the assistance of two internationally recognized research universities that will assist in the training and educational needs of the Pakistani workforce. The Virginia Center for Coal and Energy Research at VT (VCCER/VT) and West Virginia University's National Research Center for Coal & Energy (NRCCE) will collaborate with TharPak on educational, technical, and research aspects of MEC.
TharPak, LLC has been specifically formed to organize and lead a consortium of multi-national companies that have been leaders in the push for Clean Coal technologies. TharPak has secured the only commercially proven Direct Coal to Liquids technology in the world for its project in Pakistan.
Headed by Mr. Morgan Massey, retired Chairman of Massey Energy, which was among the largest coal mining companies in the world till its recent merger with Alpha Natural Resources, Evan Energy is a leading international energy investment and consulting firm focused on coal and related industry.
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Q: using conditional with $_POST I have a one textbox. It name is example.
<input type="text" name="example"/>

I want to check, any data is coming from example or not.
I tried use code as below:
<?php
if(empty($_POST["example"]))
{
      echo "You need to enter any text to example box.";
}
?>

But this code is printing,when I enter the page is first.
I want to see printed data, only when click submit.

A: check for
if(!isset($_POST["submitButtonName"]))
{
   // validation logic here
}

A: isset is the proper choice here -- empty is only intended to examine a known variable to see if it is "emptyish". According to the docs

The following things are considered to be empty:
"" (an empty string)
0 (0 as an integer)
0.0 (0 as a float)
"0" (0 as a string)
NULL
FALSE
array() (an empty array)
var $var; (a variable declared, but without a value in a class)

What it doesn't say is how it treats array members that are not defined. A comment on the docs page gives us some insight from testing: http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.empty.php#105722

Note that checking the existence of a subkey of an array when that
  subkey does not exist but the parent does and is a string will return
  false for empty.

Whereas isset (docs) is designed to "Determine if a variable is set and is not NULL. " -- exactly what you're after. Thus, your code ends up looking like this:
// check the length, too, to avoid zero-length strings
if(!isset($_POST["example"]) || strlen(trim($_POST["example"])) < 1) {
     echo "You need to enter any text to example box.";
} else {
    // handle form submission
}

Documentation
PHP isset - http://php.net/manual/en/function.isset.php
PHP empty - http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.empty.php
More reading - http://virendrachandak.wordpress.com/2012/01/21/php-isset-vs-empty-vs-is_null/

A: <?php
if(isset($_POST['example']) && empty($_POST['example']))
{
      echo "You need to enter any text to example box.";
}
?>

A: Its a better choice to use:
if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST') {
    if(empty($_POST["example"]))
       {
          echo "You need to enter any text to example box.";
       }
}

This will check if there's a POST on server and then you will have your conditions.

A: if (!empty ($_POST))
{
    // Validation logic here
    if ((!isset ($_POST ['example'])) || (empty ($_POST ["example"])))
    {
        echo "You need to enter any text to example box.";
    }
}
else
{
    // No need to do any validation logic, the form hasn't been submitted yet.
}

A: Check $_POST variables first becuase it will be available only when page is submitted.
<?php
    if(!empty($_POST)){
      if(isset($_POST['example']) && empty($_POST['example'])){
         echo "You need to enter any text to example box.";
      }
   }
 ?>

A: Check for the submit button first.
<input type="text" name="example" value="" />
<input type="submit" name="submit" value="submit" />

<?php
    if (isset($_POST['submit'])) {

        if (empty($_POST['example'])) {
            echo "You need to enter any text to example box.";
        }
?>


Sardinia Elementary, located in Sardinia Ohio, took great measures when it was reported that one bed bug was found on a student.
The superintendent stated the precautions were necessary to make sure other students and staff were not affected. The superintendent stated cleaning crews removed carpet and used steam cleaners in classrooms. Busses were thoroughly cleaned as well.
The superintendent says teachers will help the student make up any work that's missed.
I believe that one bed bug is too many, but I really feel for the student that was most likely humiliated and treated as if she was carrying the plague. Bed bugs are tricky and it's very difficult to prevent bed bugs being carried to work or school. Ohio is a hot spot for bed bugs and this will continue to be an issue. Removing the carpeting in the classroom seemed a little extreme as an industrial steamer could have been used to take care of this issue. Hopefully the student's parents will be able to quickly treat their bed bug infestation so that future bed bugs will not be carried into the school and more importantly the student will not have to live with bed bugs.
One the bed bug was spotted we wanted to make sure we got in front of it. In the afternoon, the student's book bags and backpacks, which could have been exposed to the bed bug, were put into clear plastic bags and information handouts were given to the parents to notify them of what had happened and how they're supposed to handle it.
Placing students back packs into clear bags will not do anything unless they were planning to heat treat them in a PackTite. Perhaps they were hoping to keep their books and backpacks in the clear bags for 18 months to ensure any possible bed bugs were dead? Maybe they were assuming that other children may have brought bed bugs in and will now require all kids to seal their belonging at all times in bags. I'm not sure what their strategy is, but I do commend the school on sending home information on what bed bugs were and the symptoms for identification purposes.
Bed bugs are an ever growing problem and new treatment practices are going to need to be created and implemented, both in public and private areas, to defeat bed bugs.


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Q: k6 environmental variables results in GO error "invalid character" k6 docs make using environmental variables very simple and I tried following their instructions, but I get a GO error when I try to run it:
ERRO[0000] GoError: parse  https://${__ENV.TARGET_ENV}-api.mycompany.com/v1/managers/259999/properties": invalid character "{" in host name".
I don't see an extra bracket anywhere. This script was working fine when I had the url as https://green-api.mycompany.com/v1/managers/259999/properties. Am I possibly missing an import or dependency somewhere? All I am trying to do is get it working to where when i type k6 run --env TARGET_ENV=green propertiesScript.js, it executes against http://green-api.mycompany.com/v1/managers/259999/properties. Here is the file:
import { check } from "k6";

export let options = {
  thresholds: {
    http_req_duration: ["p(90)<300"], // 95% of requests should be below 200ms
    Errors: ["count<100"],
  },
};

export default function () {
  var url =
    "https://${__ENV.TARGET_ENV}-api.mycompany.com/v1/managers/259999/properties";

  const params = {
    headers: {
      "X-App-Token": "<our app token>",
      "X-Auth-Token":
        "<our auth token>",
      accept: "application/json",
    },
  };

  let res = http.get(url, params);
  console.log(res.body);
  console.log(JSON.stringify(res.headers));

  check(res, {
    "status is 200": (r) => r.status === 200,
  });
}

I also tried adding scenarios and adjusting the body of my file. These are the scenarios:
  thresholds: {
    http_req_duration: ["p(90)<300"], // 95% of requests should be below 200ms
    Errors: ["count<100"],
  },
  scenarios: {
    pod_green: {
      tags: { my_custom_tag: "green" },
      env: { MYVAR: "green" },
      executor: "shared-iterations",
    },
    pod_red: {
      tags: { my_custom_tag: "red" },
      env: { MYVAR: "red" },
      executor: "shared-iterations",
    },
    staging: {
      tags: { my_custom_tag: "staging" },
      env: { MYVAR: "staging" },
      executor: "shared-iterations",
    },
  },
};

Then I edited my export default function and I was able to get that script to run, but it runs against every single environment.

A: You need to use backticks when you set the url variable for string interpolation to work in template literals. See the documentation.
So in your case you should have:
var url =
    `https://${__ENV.TARGET_ENV}-api.mycompany.com/v1/managers/259999/properties`;


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As a Cobalt owner, you're already familiar with the luxury and performance that makes ownership such a rewarding experience. But we want your experience outside of the boat to be rewarding as well. That's why we've included digital access to owners manuals from many past models, and featured top questions from owners like you.
If for some reason your question doesn't get adequately addressed in this section, don't hesitate to drop us a line or give us a call and we'll help in any way we can.
Cobalt Boats will strive to keep most parts for a minimum of seven years, however, vendor constraints do play a part in this. Cobalt does keep emblems and decals in stock dating back to the 1971 model year. To obtain part information, contact your local Cobalt dealer, supply them with your serial number and a description of the parts needed.


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Art Basel in Miami Beach 2021
Banksy murals' perilous journey to Miami's Context fair revealed
The story of how the works—which originated in Bethlehem—reached Miami is relayed in a new book by the dealer Robin Barton
Anny Shaw
Banksy's Girl with TV and Red Heart (2004) has a price tag of $3.85m at Galerie Thomas Photo: Eric Thayer
A decade ago, two of Banksy's murals, originally painted in Bethlehem, went on show at Context art fair in Miami. Although apparently not for sale, the unauthenticated works were valued at around $450,000 each. (Compare that with a painting of the Peanuts cartoon character Charlie Brown, which Maddox Gallery reportedly sold this week for $4m to a US collector at Art Miami, and Galerie Thomas asking $3.85m for Girl with TV and Red Heart (2004) at Art Basel in Miami Beach.)
According to a book released this week in Miami by Robin Barton, one of the dealers behind their transportation, the murals Wet Dog and Stop and Search almost never made it the 8,750 miles to Miami. There was a "near-calamitous moment", Robin Barton writes in Robin Bansky, when Wet Dog was being loaded onto a truck in Bethlehem but "slipped her leash in a last act of defiance […] and crashed to the ground in an explosion of doubt and debris". The work survived unscathed.
In a rare admission of guilt, Barton recalls the moment he set eyes on the murals in Kent, England. He says: "It was the first time that I had any real sense of its author's presence or purpose, these works created 3,000 miles away in the contested homeland of the Arab Palestinian people. The artist's message of hope hijacked by my own selfish and avaricious intent."
In 2012, another mural had been destined for Miami. Slave Labour had been hacked from a north London wall and its sale entrusted to Barton. His business partner negotiated its inclusion in an auction at Fine Art Auctions Miami, estimated at $500,000 to $700,000. However, following lobbying from the local council leader, hours before the sale the lot was withdrawn. The auction house's director said he had been inundated with "abusive and threatening" calls from the UK.
There had been talk, Barton says, "of a private jet delivering the slave child to the exclusive Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport, or being chauffeured-in, down through Florida Keys in a blacked-out limousine". In reality, it "had travelled just a paltry 67 miles, first around the busy M25, then pushing out into the Kent countryside along the M2 finally coming to rest at an isolated farm building".
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Monzo lands new cash from WeChat owner Tencent
By Daniel Lanyon on Tuesday 4 January 2022
Tencent joins new investors including the Abu Dhabi Growth Fund, the sovereign investment arm of the government of the United Arab Emirates, in the neobank's latest round which values the business at $4.5bn (£3.3bn).
Image source: TS Anil
UK neobank Monzo has landed a fresh injection of funding from Chinese tech giant Tencent.
The Chinese company, which has a market capitalisation of $400bn, and owns financial super app WeChat, has invested $100m (£74m) as part of Monzo's Series H round which values the company at $4.5bn (£3.3bn).
Monzo has had a good twelve months following a tough start to the pandemic. Its founder and CEO Tom Blomfield left the business in early 2021 citing mental health pressures and long term revenue generation for neobanks came under growing scrutiny from investors and regulators.
Losses increased to £129.7m for the year ending 28 February 2021, up from £113.8m in the same period in 2020 but its customer deposits soared by £1.7bn to more than £3.1bn in 2021 while its revenues also increased from £67m in 2020 to £79m in 2021.
TS Anil, the bank's CEO of its US operation took over as its new boss, initially running its global operations from California before setting up base in London. It also started to see its push into premium subscriptions and SME banking pay off. Five million customers are now using Monzo, mainly in the UK.
In December 2021 it announced a huge new round of funding at a valuation more than 200 per cent higher than the last time it raised cash in 2020.
That £60m round, which closed in June 2020, meant a 40 per cent drop in its valuation to £1.25m owing to pandemic-induced uncertainty among investors around its long term future sustainability.
The new cash from Tencent brings Monzo's total haul to $600m for the round.
"The high level of investor interest we've had in this round is testament to our performance as well as the huge opportunity that lies ahead. With the backing of some of the best names in the investment community, we're going into next year with big ambitions - and we're just getting started," Anil said in a statement to AltFi.