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import os
import sys
import ctypes
import numpy as np
import torch
from smore.cpp_sampler import libsampler
from smore.cpp_sampler import sampler_clib
from smore.common.util import name_query_dict

from collections import defaultdict
from tqdm import tqdm

def is_all_relation(query_structure):
    for ele in query_structure[-1]:
        if ele not in ['r', 'n']:
            return False
    return True

def has_negation(query_structure):
    for ele in query_structure[-1]:
        if ele == 'n':
            return True
    return False

def build_query_tree(query_structure, fn_qt_create):
    if is_all_relation(query_structure):
        assert len(query_structure) == 2
        if query_structure[0] == 'e':
            prev_node = fn_qt_create(libsampler.entity)
        else:
            prev_node = build_query_tree(query_structure[0], fn_qt_create)
        for i, c in enumerate(query_structure[-1]):
            if c == 'r':
                cur_op = libsampler.relation
            else:
                assert c == 'n'
                cur_op = libsampler.negation
            cur_root = fn_qt_create(libsampler.entity_set)
            cur_root.add_child(cur_op, prev_node)
            prev_node = cur_root
        return cur_root
    else:
        last_qt = query_structure[-1]
        node_type = libsampler.intersect
        if len(last_qt) == 1 and last_qt[0] == 'u':
            node_type = libsampler.union
            query_structure = query_structure[:-1]
        sub_root = fn_qt_create(node_type)
        for c in query_structure:
            ch_node = build_query_tree(c, fn_qt_create)
            sub_root.add_child(libsampler.no_op, ch_node)
        return sub_root

class OnlineSampler(object):
    def __init__(self, kg, query_names, negative_sample_size,
                 sample_mode, normalized_structure_prob, sampler_type='naive',
                 share_negative=False, same_in_batch=False,
                 weighted_answer_sampling=False, weighted_negative_sampling=False,
                 nprefetch=10, num_threads=8):
        self.kg = kg
        kg_dtype = kg.dtype
        fn_qt_create = libsampler.create_qt32 if kg_dtype == 'uint32' else libsampler.create_qt64
        query_structures = [name_query_dict[task] for task in query_names]
        self.query_structures = query_structures
        self.normalized_structure_prob = normalized_structure_prob
        assert len(normalized_structure_prob) == len(query_structures)
        self.negative_sample_size = negative_sample_size
        self.share_negative = share_negative
        self.same_in_batch = same_in_batch
        self.nprefetch = nprefetch
        if len(sample_mode) == 5:
            self.rel_bandwidth, self.max_to_keep, self.weighted_style, self.structure_weighted_style, self.max_n_partial_answers = sample_mode
            self.weighted_ans_sample = False
            self.weighted_neg_sample = False
        else:
            self.rel_bandwidth, self.max_to_keep, self.weighted_style, self.structure_weighted_style, self.max_n_partial_answers, self.weighted_ans_sample, self.weighted_neg_sample = sample_mode
        if self.rel_bandwidth <= 0:
            self.rel_bandwidth = kg.num_ent
        if self.max_to_keep <= 0:
            self.max_to_keep = kg.num_ent
        if self.max_n_partial_answers <= 0:
            self.max_n_partial_answers = kg.num_ent
        if self.structure_weighted_style == 'wstruct':
            assert self.normalized_structure_prob is not None

        list_qt = []
        list_qt_nargs = []
        for qs in query_structures:
            if qs[0] == '<':  # inverse query
                assert is_all_relation(qs[1]) and not has_negation(qs[1])
                qt = build_query_tree(qs[1], fn_qt_create)
                qt.is_inverse = True
            else:
                qt = build_query_tree(qs, fn_qt_create)
            list_qt.append(qt)
            list_qt_nargs.append(qt.get_num_args())
        self.list_qt = list_qt
        self.list_qt_nargs = list_qt_nargs
        self.max_num_args = max(list_qt_nargs)
        no_search_list = []

        if sampler_type == 'naive':
            sampler_cls = sampler_clib.naive_sampler(kg_dtype)
        elif sampler_type.startswith('sqrt'):
            sampler_cls = sampler_clib.rejection_sampler(kg_dtype)
            if '-' in sampler_type:
                no_search_list = [int(x) for x in sampler_type.split('-')[1].split('.')]
        elif sampler_type == 'nosearch':
            sampler_cls = sampler_clib.no_search_sampler(kg_dtype)
        elif sampler_type == 'edge':
            sampler_cls = sampler_clib.edge_sampler(kg_dtype)
            list_qt = query_names
        else:
            raise ValueError("Unknown sampler %s" % sampler_type)
        self.sampler_type = sampler_type
        self.sampler = sampler_cls(kg, list_qt, normalized_structure_prob, self.share_negative, self.same_in_batch,
                                    self.weighted_ans_sample, self.weighted_neg_sample,
                                    negative_sample_size, self.rel_bandwidth, self.max_to_keep, self.max_n_partial_answers, num_threads, no_search_list)

    def print_queries(self):
        self.sampler.print_queries()

    def sample_entities(self, weighted, num):
        entities = torch.LongTensor(num)
        self.sampler.sample_batch_entities(weighted, num, entities.numpy())
        return entities

    def set_seed(self, seed):
        self.sampler.set_seed(seed)

    def batch_generator(self, batch_size):
        self.sampler.prefetch(batch_size, self.nprefetch)
        uniform_weigths = torch.ones(batch_size)
        list_buffer = []
        for i in range(2):
            t_pos_ans = torch.LongTensor(batch_size)
            if self.share_negative:
                t_neg_ans = torch.LongTensor(1, self.negative_sample_size)
                t_is_neg_mat = torch.FloatTensor(batch_size, self.negative_sample_size)
            else:
                t_neg_ans = torch.LongTensor(batch_size, self.negative_sample_size)
                t_is_neg_mat = torch.FloatTensor(1, 2)
            t_weights = torch.FloatTensor(batch_size)
            t_arg_buffer = torch.LongTensor(batch_size, self.max_num_args)
            list_buffer.append((t_pos_ans, t_neg_ans, t_is_neg_mat, t_weights, t_arg_buffer))

        buf_idx = 0
        pos_ans, neg_ans, is_neg_mat, weights, arg_buffer = list_buffer[buf_idx]
        q_type = self.sampler.next_batch(pos_ans.numpy(), neg_ans.numpy(), weights.numpy(), is_neg_mat.numpy(),
                                            arg_buffer.numpy())
        while True:
            next_buf_idx = 1 - buf_idx
            next_pos_ans, next_neg_ans, next_is_neg_mat, next_weights, next_arg_buffer = list_buffer[next_buf_idx]
            next_q_type = self.sampler.next_batch(next_pos_ans.numpy(), next_neg_ans.numpy(),
                                                  next_weights.numpy(), next_is_neg_mat.numpy(),
                                                  next_arg_buffer.numpy())
            if self.weighted_style == 'u':
                weights = uniform_weigths
            pos_ans, neg_ans, is_neg_mat, weights, arg_buffer = list_buffer[buf_idx]
            q_args = arg_buffer[:, :self.list_qt_nargs[q_type]]
            q_structs = [self.query_structures[q_type]] * batch_size
            if self.sampler_type == 'edge':
                is_neg_mat = None
            yield pos_ans, neg_ans, is_neg_mat if self.share_negative else None, weights, q_args, q_structs
            q_type = next_q_type
            buf_idx = 1 - buf_idx

def has_negation(st):
    if isinstance(st, tuple):
        for c in st:
            if has_negation(c):
                return True
    else:
        assert isinstance(st, str)
        return st == 'n'
    return False

def print_qt(qt, g, idx):
    import graphviz
    node_type = str(qt.node_type).split('.')[-1]
    root_idx = str(idx)
    color = '#CCCCFF' if qt.sqrt_middle else '#FFFFFF'
    g.node(root_idx, node_type, fillcolor=color)
    idx += 1
    ch_list = []
    qt.get_children(ch_list)
    for ch in ch_list:
        ch_idx = idx
        idx = print_qt(ch, g, ch_idx)
        l = str(ch.parent_edge).split('.')[-1]
        if l == 'no_op':
            l = ''
        s = 'solid'
        if l == 'negation':
            s = 'dashed'
        g.edge(root_idx, str(ch_idx), label=l, style=s)
    return idx

if __name__ == '__main__':
    import time
    db_name = 'FB15k'
    data_folder = os.path.join(os.path.expanduser('~'), 'data/knowledge_graphs/%s' % db_name)
    with open(os.path.join(data_folder, 'stats.txt'), 'r') as f:
        num_ent = f.readline().strip().split()[-1]
        num_rel = f.readline().strip().split()[-1]
        num_ent, num_rel = int(num_ent), int(num_rel)

    kg = libsampler.KG32(num_ent, num_rel)
    kg.load(data_folder + '/train_bidir.bin')
    print('num ent', kg.num_ent)
    print('num rel', kg.num_rel)
    print('num edges', kg.num_edges)

    sampler_type = 'naive'
    query_structures = ["1p"]

    negative_sample_size = 256
    sample_mode = (0, 0, 'u', 'u', 0, True, False)
    sampler = OnlineSampler(kg, query_structures, negative_sample_size, sample_mode, [1.0 / len(query_structures)] * len(query_structures),
                        sampler_type=sampler_type,
                        share_negative=True,
                        same_in_batch=True,
                        num_threads=1)
    batch_gen = sampler.batch_generator(10)
    idx = 0
    for pos_ans, neg_ans, is_neg_mat, weights, q_args, q_structs in tqdm(batch_gen):
        idx += 1
        # if idx > 10:
        #     break
    # for i, qt in enumerate(sampler.list_qt):
    #     g = graphviz.Digraph()
    #     g.node_attr['style']='filled'

    #     print_qt(qt, g, 0)
    #     g.render('graph-%d' % i)
    # log_file = open('%s/%s-%d.txt' % (db_name, sampler_type, bd), 'w')

    # samplers = [None] * len(all_query_structures)
    # for i in range(len(all_query_structures)):
    #     query_structures = all_query_structures[i:i+1]
    #     samplers[i] = OnlineSampler(kg, query_structures, negative_sample_size, sample_mode, [1.0 / len(query_structures)] * len(query_structures),
    #                         sampler_type=sampler_type,
    #                         num_threads=8)
    #     sampler = samplers[i]
    #     batch_gen = sampler.batch_generator(1024)
    #     t = time.time()
    #     idx = 0
    #     for pos_ans, weights, q_args, q_structs, neg_ans in batch_gen:
    #         idx += 1
    #         if idx > 10:
    #             break
    #     log_file.write('%d %.4f\n' % (i, (time.time() - t) / 10))
    # log_file.close()


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#include "locopacket.h"
#include <QDir>

/* Class: LocoPacket
 *
 * For creating, manipulating, and extracting LocoNet Packets
 *
 * Christopher Bero [csb0019@uah.edu], Valentine Nwachukwu [valdiz777@gmail.com]
 * Team 4A, Train Safety Team
 */

 /* Static Members */
bool LocoPacket::debug = false;

/*
 * Default Constructor
 */
LocoPacket::LocoPacket()
{
	clear();
    do_loadOpcodes();
}

/*
 * Overloaded Constructor
 */
LocoPacket::LocoPacket(QString _hex)
{
	_hex = _hex.remove(" ");
	_hex = _hex.remove(":");

	if ((_hex.count() % 2) != 0)
	{
		qDebug() << timeStamp() << "Hex packet is malformed! D:";
		locobyte_array.clear();
		return;
	}
	clear();
	set_allFromHex(_hex);
    do_loadOpcodes();
}

LocoPacket::LocoPacket(QByteArray _bytearray)
{
	clear();
	do_appendByteArray(_bytearray);
    do_loadOpcodes();
}

/*
 * Default Destructor
 */
LocoPacket::~LocoPacket()
{
	//
}

QString LocoPacket::timeStamp()
{
	return(QTime::currentTime().toString("[HH:mm:ss:zzz] "));
}

void LocoPacket::clear()
{
	locobyte_array.clear();
}

bool LocoPacket::do_loadOpcodes()
{

    QString filename = ":/config/packets";
    QFile infile(filename);
    if (!infile.open(QIODevice::ReadOnly | QIODevice::Text))
    {
        qDebug() << "Cannot find input file:" << filename;
        qDebug() << timeStamp() << "Unable to open packets config file.";
        return(false);
    }
    QTextStream in(&infile);
    while (!in.atEnd())
    {
        QStringList splitString = in.readLine().split(",");
        this->opcodes.insert(splitString[0], splitString[1]);
    }

    infile.close();
    if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "Done loading opccodes.";
	return(true);
}

/* set_allFromHex()
 *
 * Define binary, hex, and bits from a string
 */
void LocoPacket::set_allFromHex(QString _hex)
{
	_hex = _hex.remove(" ");
	_hex = _hex.remove(":");
	_hex = _hex.remove("-");
	_hex = _hex.remove(",");

	if ((_hex.count() % 2) != 0)
	{
		if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "Hex packet is malformed! D:";
		return;
	}
	int _length = _hex.count() / 2;
	locobyte_array.clear();
	for (int _packet = 0; _packet < _length; ++_packet)
	{
		LocoByte _tmp_locohex(_hex.mid((_packet * 2), 2));
		locobyte_array.append(_tmp_locohex);
		//if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "New packet: " << locobyte_array[_packet].get_hex() << " " << locobyte_array[_packet].get_binary();
	}
	if (hasOP())
	{
		if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "Valid OP code x)";
	}
	if (validChk())
	{
		if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "Valid Checksum x)";
	}
}

bool LocoPacket::operator ==(LocoPacket _arg)
{
	return(this->get_QByteArray() == _arg.get_QByteArray());
}

QString LocoPacket::get_packet()
{
	QString _result = "";
	for (int _index = 0; _index < locobyte_array.size(); ++_index)
	{
		_result.append(locobyte_array[_index].get_hex());
	}
	return (_result);
}

int LocoPacket::get_finalSize()
{
	int _result = -1;
	if (locobyte_array.count() >= 1)
	{
		_result = (locobyte_array[0].get_packetLength());
	}
	if (_result == 0 && locobyte_array.count() >= 2)
	{
		// N byte packet, check next section for count
		_result = (locobyte_array[1].get_packetLength());
	}
	return(_result);
}

int LocoPacket::get_size()
{
	return(locobyte_array.count());
}

QString LocoPacket::get_OPcode()
{
	if (locobyte_array.count() < 1)
	{
		return("00");
	}
	return(locobyte_array.first().get_hex());
}

LocoByte LocoPacket::get_locobyte(int _byte)
{
	if (_byte >= locobyte_array.count())
	{
		return LocoByte("FF");
	}
	return locobyte_array[_byte];
}

QString LocoPacket::do_xor(LocoByte _byte1, LocoByte _byte2)
{
	if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "doXor() ";
	LocoByte _result;
	for (short unsigned int _bit = 0; _bit < 8; ++_bit)
	{
		if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "doxor: " << _bit << " - " << _byte1.get_oneBit(_bit) << " : " << _byte2.get_oneBit(_bit);

		if (_byte1.get_oneBit(_bit) == 0 && _byte2.get_oneBit(_bit) == 1) {
			_result.set_oneBit(_bit, 1);
		}
		else if (_byte1.get_oneBit(_bit) == 1 && _byte2.get_oneBit(_bit) == 0) {
			_result.set_oneBit(_bit, 1);
		}
		else if (_byte1.get_oneBit(_bit) == 1 && _byte2.get_oneBit(_bit) == 1) {
			_result.set_oneBit(_bit, 0);
		}
		else if (_byte1.get_oneBit(_bit) == 0 && _byte2.get_oneBit(_bit) == 0) {
			_result.set_oneBit(_bit, 0);
		}
	}
	if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "end doXor: hex: " << _result.get_hex();
	return (_result.get_hex());
}

QString LocoPacket::do_genChecksum()
{
	if (validChk() && hasOP())
	{
		if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "Not generating a checksum for an already valid packet ^-^";
		QString _chk = "";
		_chk.append(locobyte_array[locobyte_array.size() - 1].get_hex());
		return(_chk);
	}
	LocoByte _checksum;
	for (int _index = 0; _index < locobyte_array.size(); ++_index)
	{
		if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "hexIndex: " << _index;
		if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "genChecksum: " << locobyte_array[_index].get_hex() << " : " << locobyte_array[_index].get_binary() << " and: " << _checksum.get_hex() << " : " << _checksum.get_binary();
		_checksum.set_fromHex(do_xor(_checksum, locobyte_array[_index]));
	}
	_checksum.do_genComplement();
	locobyte_array.append(_checksum);
	return(_checksum.get_hex());
}

/* do_appendByte()
 *
 * Will append a new byte to the end of the packet, replacing the checksum if it exists
 */
void LocoPacket::do_appendByte(QString _byte)
{
	LocoByte _newByte(_byte);
	if (validChk())
	{
		locobyte_array.removeLast();
		locobyte_array.append(_newByte);
	}
	else {
		locobyte_array.append(_newByte);
	}
}

void LocoPacket::do_appendByteArray(QByteArray _byteArray)
{
	for (int _index = 0; _index < _byteArray.count(); ++_index)
	{
		LocoByte _newByte;
		_newByte.set_fromByteArray(_byteArray/*.mid(_index, 1)*/);
		locobyte_array.append(_newByte);
	}
}

void LocoPacket::do_appendLocoByte(LocoByte _byte)
{
	locobyte_array.append(_byte);
}

/* get_validChk()
 *
 * Returns whether the packet has a valid OP code
 */
bool LocoPacket::validChk()
{
	LocoByte _hexHolder;
	for (int _index = 0; _index < locobyte_array.size(); ++_index)
	{
		if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "hexIndex: " << _index;
		if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "validPacket: working: " << locobyte_array[_index].get_hex() << " : " << locobyte_array[_index].get_binary() << " and: " << _hexHolder.get_hex() << " : " << _hexHolder.get_binary();
		LocoByte tmp = _hexHolder;
		_hexHolder.set_fromHex(do_xor(tmp, locobyte_array[_index]));
	}
	//qDebug() << timeStamp() << "checksum: " << _hexHolder.get_hex();
	if (_hexHolder.get_hex() == "FF")
	{
		return(true);
	}
	return(false);
}

bool LocoPacket::hasOP()
{
	return(locobyte_array[0].get_isOP());
}

bool LocoPacket::get_isEmpty() {
	if (locobyte_array.size() > 0) {
		return false;
	}
	return true;
}

// Check for valid OP code in sqlite
bool LocoPacket::validOP()
{
	if (get_isEmpty()) {
        return(false);
	}
    if (opcodes.isEmpty())
	{
        bool _status = do_loadOpcodes();
        if (!_status)
        {
            return(false); // Can't determine validity
        }
	}
	QString _op = locobyte_array[0].get_hex();
	if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "Checking opcodes database for " << _op;

    bool found = false;
    for (QString opcode : opcodes.keys())
    {
        if (_op == opcode) found = true;
    }

    if (found == false)
    {
        if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "Query to find valid OP codes failed.";
        return(false);
    }
	else {
        if (debug) qDebug() << timeStamp() << "OPCODE:" << _op << " was found in the dataset.";
        return(true);
    }

	return(false);
}

QVector<QString> LocoPacket::get_Opcodes()
{
    QVector<QString> _opcodes;
    for (QString opcode : this->opcodes.keys())
    {
        _opcodes.append(opcode);
    }
	return(_opcodes);
}

QVector<QString> LocoPacket::get_Names()
{
	QVector<QString> _names;
    for (QString name : this->opcodes.values())
    {
        _names.append(name);
    }
	return(_names);
}

bool LocoPacket::is_followOnMsg()
{
	return (locobyte_array[0].get_hasFollowMsg());
}

QBitArray LocoPacket::get_QBitArray()
{
	int _bytes = locobyte_array.count();
	QBitArray _bitArray = QBitArray(_bytes * 8);
	for (int _byteIndex = 0; _byteIndex < _bytes; ++_byteIndex)
	{
		for (int _bitIndex = 0; _bitIndex < 8; ++_bitIndex)
		{
			int _pos = (_byteIndex * 8) + _bitIndex;
			_bitArray[_pos] = locobyte_array[_byteIndex].get_oneBit(_bitIndex);
		}
	}
	return _bitArray;
}

QByteArray LocoPacket::get_QByteArray()
{
	QByteArray _byteArray;
	QBitArray _bitArray = get_QBitArray();
	short int _bytes = locobyte_array.count();
	for (short int _byteIndex = 0; _byteIndex < _bytes; ++_byteIndex)
	{
		for (int _bitIndex = 0; _bitIndex < 8; ++_bitIndex)
		{
			int _pos = (_byteIndex * 8) + (7 - _bitIndex); // This is disgusting :|
			_byteArray[_byteIndex] = (_byteArray[_byteIndex] | (_bitArray[_pos] ? 1 : 0) << (_bitIndex));
		}
	}
	return (_byteArray);
}

/**
 * Convert LocoNet packet into a locomotive address.
 *
 * @return 1-4096 address
 */
int LocoPacket::get_locoaddr()
{
	return get_locoaddr(locobyte_array[1], locobyte_array[2]);
}

/**
 * Convert bytes from LocoNet packet into a locomotive address.
 *
 * @param byte1
 *            Byte containing the upper bits.
 * @param byte2
 *            Byte containting the lower bits.
 * @return 1-4096 address
 */
int LocoPacket::get_locoaddr(LocoByte byte1, LocoByte byte2)
{
	return (((byte1.get_decimal() & 0x7f) * 128) + (byte2.get_decimal() & 0x7f));
}

/**
 * Convert LocoNet packet into a 1-based address for a sensor or
 * turnout.
 *
 * @return 1-4096 address
 */
int LocoPacket::get_sensoraddr()
{
	return get_sensoraddr(locobyte_array[1], locobyte_array[2]);
}

/**
 * Convert bytes from LocoNet packet into a 1-based address for a sensor or
 * turnout.
 *
 * @param byte1
 *            Byte containing the upper bits
 * @param byte2
 *            Byte containing the lower bits
 * @return 1-4096 address
 */
int LocoPacket::get_sensoraddr(LocoByte byte1, LocoByte byte2)
{
	return (((byte2.get_decimal() & 0x0f) * 128) + (byte1.get_decimal() & 0x7f)) + 1;
}

/**
 * Sometimes I wonder /
 * Whether my code should wander /
 * Those tretcherous glades /
 */

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The story follows ambitious young director Rajeeva and his three crew members on the quest of making their debut feature film. In an industry where saying 'No' to people is common,Rajeeva and his crew will have to tackle through production issues, casting errors and most of all, those clashing personalities which you meet off-the screen. Catch the movie-making experience this season.
Behind the scenes is the first feature film produced by The Unlimited Entertainment. It is the culmination of the experiences gained by a team of after/AL students from Royal College, not only through making of short films, filming of school events and theatre productions, but also through the premature exposure to the hardships and realities in their zealous voyage towards making their own film. It is showcasing the talents and passion of Lakpathy Wijesekara, the Director and his team towards the silver screen.
The film shot by a MD 10 000 camera, using the simplest of film equipment captures a facet of teens not touched by Sri Lankan cinema beofore. It narrates the story of an ambitious director dedicated and committed in toto to making his first feature yet encountering endless challenges which stem from lack of empathy, ignorance and arrogance. Behind the screen discusses friendship,hope,respect and solitude; questions the stereotyped sarcasm the institutionalized and organized industry sheds upon a bunch of committed, enthusiastic and revolutionist teenagers.


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Owls take the cake!!!
A sweet young lady I used to go to church with likes pigs....yes, pigs!!! She recently posted on Pinterest a cute pig couple wedding cake topper. And....it made me think....wonder if there are owl wedding cake toppers?!?!
You know....just in case Pappy and I ever decide to renew our wedding vows!!!
So....without further adieu....here's just a small sample of what I found!!!
Whoooo woulda thunk it!!!
I adore these....they were on e-bay for a mere $189, plus $16.70 shipping!!!
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Abbie 2/21/2012 9:34 AM
They are cute!
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H-owl (I couldn't resist)cute! Come over to check out today's post....
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I left something for you! =D
Red Rose Alley 2/21/2012 10:37 PM
Oh my goodness, those owls are so sweet, especially the last pair. My daughter just passed the qualifying exams for her Ph.D., and we were so pleased. Loved this owl post.
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Haley Olson
Creative profession
Haley Olson, Staff Writer
UND's English department has halted its search for a creative writing tenure track professor.
With the spring semester starting, there will be changes in many departments, including in the English department on campus. With 16.5 professors currently employed within the English faculty, there is a halt for the creative writing professor on campus. With the recent loss of their two creative writing professors within the last year, the department will solely rely on graduate students to teach the introductory courses for the time being.
Hiring a temp. will be a stop gap. They would teach as if they were on a tenure track."
— Eric Wolfe - Department Chair
With more budget cuts expected to be made, the English department halts the search for another professor with labor and cost already put forth into the effort to hire a new tenure-track professor. Though the search for a tenure-track professor has been halted, the department is now seeking a non-tenure track professor to hire for creative writing. This professor will be qualified to teach higher division classes as well as introductory courses.
"Hiring a temp. will be a stop gap," department chair professor Eric Wolfe said. "They would teach as if they were on a tenure track."
The department started off the year searching for a creative writing professor to start in the fall of 2017. With over 100 applicants, Sheila Liming, Eric Wolfe and Crystal Alberts narrowed it down to ten applicant interviews that were scheduled to be interviewed this semester, but they have since been eliminated from the scheduled plan.
"We have been receiving very encouraging responses from our applicants," Wolfe said after telling them the news on the freeze of the position.
"We had ten candidates scheduled for interviews, all of whom had extremely strong teaching and publication records (some of whom were even nominated for recent, high-ranking / national book prizes)," Liming said.
"We had strong candidates, we are looking for individuals with a strong background in fiction but also have a strong expertise like poetry," Wolfe said. "We don't want to be without creative writing."
The English department is waiting on the legislature to make decisions, but assures that there will be a professor to teach creative writing; with the Dean of Art and Sciences, Debbie Storrs in full support. Storrs plans on hiring the tenured professor as soon as the budget is lifted.
This will be the first semester that the English department will not have a tenured professor specifically for creative writing, but Wolfe hopes to look into the tenured position in the fall.
"The value of creative thinking is recognized by UND's Essential Studies program, which requires that every student take at least one course in the Fine Arts," Wolfe said. "We will have creative writing.
"Creative literary expression has always been a tremendously important part of human experience, whether that is oral narrative, poems, stories, novels, autobiography, whatever. Therefore, it is an important part of a college education to nurture and develop that human tradition and to deepen students' engagement with it," Wolfe said. "We want to get back to the point in which we will have two creative writing professors back."
Haley Olson is a staff writer for The Dakota Student. She can be reached at [email protected]
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Knaresborough lies in Yorkshire, the largest of all England's counties. In the northwest of the county lies the Yorkshire Dales National Park, a lovely patchwork of limestone hills, gentle valleys and the high peaks of Whernside, Pen-y-ghent and Ingleborough. The classical Yorkshire Dales spread to the north from the market and spa towns of Settle, Skipton, Ilkley and Harrogate in North Yorkshire, with most of the larger southern dales such as Ribblesdale, Malhamdale and Airedale, Wharfedale and Nidderdale running roughly parallel from north to south, and the more northerly dales including Wensleydale, Swaledale and Teesdale running generally from west to east. The North York Moors is the county's other national park, with bleak upland moors and a magnificent rugged coastline. To the southeast of the region lie the Yorkshire Wolds, formed from chalk hills that arc from the Humber estuary west of Kingston upon Hull up to the North Sea coast between Bridlington and Scarborough. Photo left: Knaresborough.
Ripon Racecourse (the Garden Racecourse) Tel: 01765 602156 For more than 300 years Ripon has hosted some of the most exciting, most prestigious and most enjoyable racing in the country. www.ripon-races.co.uk. About 8 miles north of Knaresborough.
The Cathedral Church of Saint Peter and Saint Wilfrid, Ripon Cathedral, Minster Road, RIPON HG4 1QS Ripon Cathedral is one of the oldest and most beautiful cathedrals in Britain. The Crypt of St Wilfrid (AD 672) is witness to over 1,300 years of continuous worship. Tel: 01765 603462 About 8 miles north of Knaresborough.
Ripon Museum Trust, The Workhouse Museum, Sharow View, Allhallowgate, Ripon HG4 1LE. Tel: 01765 690799 Visit the Law and Order Museums, explore their collections and exhibitions and read the case studies that together tell the story of law and order in Yorkshire. The museums provide an insight into the harsh conditions endured not so many years ago. Each is housed within its own historic building. www.riponmuseums.co.uk. About 8 miles north of Knaresborough.
Fountains Abbey & Studley Royal Water Garden, Ripon Nr Harrogate, North Yorkshire HG4 3DY Tel: 01765 608888. A National Trust property (charges apply) of outstanding historic and aesthetic importance. Cistercian abbey, Georgian water garden and medieval deer park. World Heritage Site. National Trust. Charges apply. (Photo © NTPL / Andrew Butler). www.fountainsabbey.org.uk. About 9 miles northwest of Knaresborough.
Knaresborough Castle is beautifully positioned high on a cliff overlooking the River Nidd, very close to the centre of Knaresborough. Also on site is the Courthouse Museum in one of the Castle's oldest buildings. The King's Tower, which also houses the dungeon, still stands. Location: In the centre of Knaresborough.
Other Attractions - Durham Attractions Cumbria Attractions Lancashire Attractions Derbyshire Attractions Nottinghamshire Attractions Lincolnshire Attractions. Also see Knaresborough Knaresborough travel Knaresborough photos. Also York hotels & Wetherby hotels.


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Jenni is without a doubt one of the most interesting up and coming player in our sport at the moment. Hailing from the Disc Golf crazy city of Oulu in Northern Finland, Jenni has only been a PDGA member since early 2013 but already boasts a very impressive track record. Out of the 25 total events Jenni has played in, she's won 10, most memorable victory being the 2014 European Championships in Geneva. We were able to do a quick interview with Jenni, who is currently in her off-season training mode, working as a Sports Instructor in Virpiniemi Sports Institute.
First off - Welcome to Team Discmania! What can we expect from the reigning European Champ on season 2015?
2014 was clearly the most successful season in my short career with Disc Golf. The European Championships and many other great events laid a solid foundation for the upcoming season, which I expect to bring even more success in Finland and abroad. I'm still fairly new to the sport and very willing to gather more experience as a player and a competitor. I will enter the season 2015 filled with excitement and motivation. My goal is to finish strong on the highly competitive Finnish Pro Tour as well as in certain selected PDGA Major events. I always get hyped up for big events and as I have yet to participate in a PDGA Major, so those events I'll be looking forward the most.
Do you have any short term or long term goals in Disc Golf?
My main goal is to develop myself as a player. This naturally is and always will be a work in progress but I feel that with the experience gained through different tournaments and determined training, I've got my sails set in the right direction. On season 2015 I aim to develop my technique as well as my mindset as a tournament player. My long term goal in Disc Golf is to be able to play on a high level as long as possible, but also to be involved in the growth of Disc Golf, making the sport bigger and more recognized among traditional sports.
Starting the 2015 as a member of Discmania Tour Team will cause some changes in my bag, as so far I'm only familiar with a few Discmania models. Out of the current Discmania line up my current favourite is the S-line PD, which I use for long hyzer shots in just about all conditions. I feel that building a new bag with the discs Discmania has available will be an exciting challenge and I already know that there's multiple great options to choose from.
Naturally winning the European Championships in Geneva last year was the biggest and most memorable achievement to date. Also the Disc Golf training course in which I worked as an instructor in 2013 was an important milestone for me both as a player and a Sports Instructor.
What does being part of Team Discmania mean to you?
Accepting Discmania's offer to sponsor me means a lot to me. I feel honoured that a company like Discmania sees potential in me and wants to support me as a player. I'm excited to see what the 2015 season will bring and what we can build together with the Disc Golf driven Discmania staff.
Like Jenni, Niko also resides in Finland. His home town of Ylivieska is located a little under 100 miles south of the North European Disc Golf hub of Oulu. Niko has been a PDGA member since 2013 but has still managed to rack up 10 number 1 finishes in PDGA sanctioned events, scattered across Junior, Amateur and MPO divisions. At the pristine age of 17, Niko is and will be force to reckon with in the future events of the sport. His biggest achievements to date include a silver medal in the 2014 European Championships as well as the Finnish Champion title in MJ16 from 2013. We caught some quick questions also from Niko to introduce the new face to the Discmania family.
Welcome to Team Discmania! What can we expect from you on the 2015 season?
I'm expecting a big smile on my face from the joy of being able to play the sport I love. I hope to contribute some great frisbee spirit along the Disc Golf community. Tournament-wise I'm especially looking forward to my PDGA Major debut and the 2015 Finnish National Championships in Lahti, Finland.
Yes I do. After I found my motivation again, I want to keep it growing. Having fun and enjoying the sport and the people is my key to success, that's my long term goal.
I love throwing accurate putter shots, and for that, I use P-line P1. It's a disc that features a huge amount of glide and a very straight finish. I literally can't keep my eyes off it when it's in the air. You can also see me using my first run P-line MD2 a lot. It flies pretty similarly compared to the P1, but soars further and features a very nice late turn, that makes the MD2 very trusty midrange disc for me. On the other end, when I need a long distance shot, I use the C-line PD2. I also use this disc for sidearms. The PD2 pretty much does everything for me on long distances.
Definitely the most memorable has to be the European Championships in Switzerland last year. The overall experience really stands out for me, including my 2nd place finish, the team spirit of the whole Finnish team and the Finnish "sisu" that was shown in Team Finland's overall performance.
It's a matter I'm very proud of. It's like opening the doors to a candy store as a kid. I'm already anxiously waiting for all the opportunities that will follow with me being a member. It's a great honour being a team member of the most stylish and credible Disc Golf brand out there.
See the full Team Discmania roster here!


Please note: When using satellite navigation, be sure to enter Wolfratshauser Strasse in Pullach (not the street of the same name in nearby Munich).
At the end of the motorway in Munich-Schwabing, head right for "Mittlerer Ring West," and proceed on the orbital through Petuel Tunnel toward the Olympic grounds.
Turn right onto "Mittlerer Ring" toward the A96 motorway to Lindau and the A95 motorway to Garmisch.
Go through the Landshuter Allee Tunnel, across Donnersberger Brücke and through the Trappentreu Tunnel, past the motorway junctions for Lindau and Garmisch, always staying on the orbital.
Keep left, and make a left turn toward Innsbruck and "Zentrum" (downtown).
Turn left onto Plinganserstrasse toward Innsbruck (B11 federal route).
Keep going on Plinganserstrasse, which turns into Wolfratshauser Strasse, toward Solln and Wolfratshausen.
Pass through the Borough of Solln, leaving the city limits of Munich on the B11 federal route until you pass the city limits sign for Pullach (ignore the left-turn sign for Pullach).
From the Pullach city limits sign, it is another 700 m before you will see the headquarters of Hannover Leasing on the left.
From the end of the motorway, keep goign straight along Verdistrasse, Amalienburgstrasse, Menzinger Strasse, and Notburgastrasse toward Romanplatz.
Turn left onto Arnulfstrasse, then right onto Donnersberger Brücke across the railway tracks, and follow the Mittlerer Ring orbital toward the A96 motorway for Lindau and the A95 motorway to Garmisch.
At the "München Süd" motorway junction, turn toward München-Giesing, Lindau (A96) and Garmisch (A95).
Exit the motorway after around 5 km at Junction no. 4 "Oberhaching / Grünwald," and head for Grünwald (around 6 km).
Keep going straight through Grünwald in the direction of Pullach.
Pass through the sub-district of Höllriegelskreuth, and at the second traffic light turn right onto the B11 federal route toward Munich.
After around 2 km, at the Pullach city limits sign, turn right at the traffic light.
You have reached the headquarters of Hannover Leasing.
From Munich Airport, take the S-Bahn rapid transit system, travelling either on the S8 line to the "Ostbahnhof" station, or on the S1 line to "Donnersberger Brücke" station.
Change trains and take the S7 line toward Wolfratshausen (check schedule).
Get off at Pullach station.
Proceed on foot, entering Pater-Rupert-Mayer-Strasse.
Follow the street, then turn right onto Pater-Augustin-Rösch-Strasse.
You will now see the headquarters building of the Hannover Leasing Group, which straddles Pater-Augustin-Rösch-Strasse.
From Munich's central railway station, take the S7 line of the rapid transit system toward Wolfratshausen (check schedule).


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Identifying a subset of patients with DCIS who have a low likelihood of residual disease at surgical excision following a core needle biopsy
Brittany L. Murphy, Alexandra B. Gonzalez, Amy L. Conners, Tara L. Henrichsen, Michael G. Keeney, Beiyun Chen, Toan T. Nguyen, William S. Harmsen, Elizabeth B Habermann, Harsh N. Shah, James W Jakub
Laboratory Medicine and Pathology
Gastroenterologic and General Surgery
Background and Objectives: Current randomized controlled trials are investigating the outcomes of non-surgical treatment for patients with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS). We sought to evaluate pre-operative factors associated with no residual disease at definitive resection following a core needle biopsy (CNB) diagnosis of DCIS. Methods: Eight hundred and thirty-four operations for DCIS were performed at our institution between January 2004 and October 2014. We evaluated patient and biopsy tumor characteristics to determine pre-operative factors associated with no residual disease at surgical resection using uni- and multivariable analyses. Results: Sixty-nine patients (8%) had no residual disease on final pathology. On multivariable analysis, low- or intermediate-grade lesions, <1 cm in size on mammography, and lesions where ≥90% of calcifications were removed correlated with finding no residual disease on final pathology, c-statistic 0.84. Of the 14 patients with all three low-risk factors, 36% had no residual disease on final pathology. Conclusions: Although our multivariable analysis performed well, its clinical utility would be limited as we were unable to identify a subset of patients with DCIS in whom the probability of finding no residual disease is low enough to consider routine use of non-surgical management.
Journal of Surgical Oncology
https://doi.org/10.1002/jso.24649
Published - Aug 1 2017
core needle biopsy
DCIS
ductal carcinoma in situ
no residual disease
upstage
10.1002/jso.24649
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Large-Core Needle Biopsy Medicine & Life Sciences
Carcinoma, Intraductal, Noninfiltrating Medicine & Life Sciences
Pathology Medicine & Life Sciences
Mammography Medicine & Life Sciences
Statistics Medicine & Life Sciences
Randomized Controlled Trials Medicine & Life Sciences
Murphy, B. L., Gonzalez, A. B., Conners, A. L., Henrichsen, T. L., Keeney, M. G., Chen, B., Nguyen, T. T., Harmsen, W. S., Habermann, E. B., Shah, H. N., & Jakub, J. W. (2017). Identifying a subset of patients with DCIS who have a low likelihood of residual disease at surgical excision following a core needle biopsy. Journal of Surgical Oncology, 116(2), 213-219. https://doi.org/10.1002/jso.24649
Identifying a subset of patients with DCIS who have a low likelihood of residual disease at surgical excision following a core needle biopsy. / Murphy, Brittany L.; Gonzalez, Alexandra B.; Conners, Amy L.; Henrichsen, Tara L.; Keeney, Michael G.; Chen, Beiyun; Nguyen, Toan T.; Harmsen, William S.; Habermann, Elizabeth B; Shah, Harsh N.; Jakub, James W.
In: Journal of Surgical Oncology, Vol. 116, No. 2, 01.08.2017, p. 213-219.
Murphy, BL, Gonzalez, AB, Conners, AL, Henrichsen, TL, Keeney, MG, Chen, B, Nguyen, TT, Harmsen, WS, Habermann, EB, Shah, HN & Jakub, JW 2017, 'Identifying a subset of patients with DCIS who have a low likelihood of residual disease at surgical excision following a core needle biopsy', Journal of Surgical Oncology, vol. 116, no. 2, pp. 213-219. https://doi.org/10.1002/jso.24649
Murphy BL, Gonzalez AB, Conners AL, Henrichsen TL, Keeney MG, Chen B et al. Identifying a subset of patients with DCIS who have a low likelihood of residual disease at surgical excision following a core needle biopsy. Journal of Surgical Oncology. 2017 Aug 1;116(2):213-219. https://doi.org/10.1002/jso.24649
Murphy, Brittany L. ; Gonzalez, Alexandra B. ; Conners, Amy L. ; Henrichsen, Tara L. ; Keeney, Michael G. ; Chen, Beiyun ; Nguyen, Toan T. ; Harmsen, William S. ; Habermann, Elizabeth B ; Shah, Harsh N. ; Jakub, James W. / Identifying a subset of patients with DCIS who have a low likelihood of residual disease at surgical excision following a core needle biopsy. In: Journal of Surgical Oncology. 2017 ; Vol. 116, No. 2. pp. 213-219.
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title = "Identifying a subset of patients with DCIS who have a low likelihood of residual disease at surgical excision following a core needle biopsy",
abstract = "Background and Objectives: Current randomized controlled trials are investigating the outcomes of non-surgical treatment for patients with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS). We sought to evaluate pre-operative factors associated with no residual disease at definitive resection following a core needle biopsy (CNB) diagnosis of DCIS. Methods: Eight hundred and thirty-four operations for DCIS were performed at our institution between January 2004 and October 2014. We evaluated patient and biopsy tumor characteristics to determine pre-operative factors associated with no residual disease at surgical resection using uni- and multivariable analyses. Results: Sixty-nine patients (8%) had no residual disease on final pathology. On multivariable analysis, low- or intermediate-grade lesions, <1 cm in size on mammography, and lesions where ≥90% of calcifications were removed correlated with finding no residual disease on final pathology, c-statistic 0.84. Of the 14 patients with all three low-risk factors, 36% had no residual disease on final pathology. Conclusions: Although our multivariable analysis performed well, its clinical utility would be limited as we were unable to identify a subset of patients with DCIS in whom the probability of finding no residual disease is low enough to consider routine use of non-surgical management.",
keywords = "core needle biopsy, DCIS, ductal carcinoma in situ, invasive, no residual disease, progression, upstage",
author = "Murphy, {Brittany L.} and Gonzalez, {Alexandra B.} and Conners, {Amy L.} and Henrichsen, {Tara L.} and Keeney, {Michael G.} and Beiyun Chen and Nguyen, {Toan T.} and Harmsen, {William S.} and Habermann, {Elizabeth B} and Shah, {Harsh N.} and Jakub, {James W}",
doi = "10.1002/jso.24649",
journal = "Journal of Surgical Oncology",
publisher = "Wiley-Liss Inc.",
T1 - Identifying a subset of patients with DCIS who have a low likelihood of residual disease at surgical excision following a core needle biopsy
AU - Murphy, Brittany L.
AU - Gonzalez, Alexandra B.
AU - Conners, Amy L.
AU - Henrichsen, Tara L.
AU - Keeney, Michael G.
AU - Chen, Beiyun
AU - Nguyen, Toan T.
AU - Harmsen, William S.
AU - Habermann, Elizabeth B
AU - Shah, Harsh N.
AU - Jakub, James W
N2 - Background and Objectives: Current randomized controlled trials are investigating the outcomes of non-surgical treatment for patients with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS). We sought to evaluate pre-operative factors associated with no residual disease at definitive resection following a core needle biopsy (CNB) diagnosis of DCIS. Methods: Eight hundred and thirty-four operations for DCIS were performed at our institution between January 2004 and October 2014. We evaluated patient and biopsy tumor characteristics to determine pre-operative factors associated with no residual disease at surgical resection using uni- and multivariable analyses. Results: Sixty-nine patients (8%) had no residual disease on final pathology. On multivariable analysis, low- or intermediate-grade lesions, <1 cm in size on mammography, and lesions where ≥90% of calcifications were removed correlated with finding no residual disease on final pathology, c-statistic 0.84. Of the 14 patients with all three low-risk factors, 36% had no residual disease on final pathology. Conclusions: Although our multivariable analysis performed well, its clinical utility would be limited as we were unable to identify a subset of patients with DCIS in whom the probability of finding no residual disease is low enough to consider routine use of non-surgical management.
AB - Background and Objectives: Current randomized controlled trials are investigating the outcomes of non-surgical treatment for patients with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS). We sought to evaluate pre-operative factors associated with no residual disease at definitive resection following a core needle biopsy (CNB) diagnosis of DCIS. Methods: Eight hundred and thirty-four operations for DCIS were performed at our institution between January 2004 and October 2014. We evaluated patient and biopsy tumor characteristics to determine pre-operative factors associated with no residual disease at surgical resection using uni- and multivariable analyses. Results: Sixty-nine patients (8%) had no residual disease on final pathology. On multivariable analysis, low- or intermediate-grade lesions, <1 cm in size on mammography, and lesions where ≥90% of calcifications were removed correlated with finding no residual disease on final pathology, c-statistic 0.84. Of the 14 patients with all three low-risk factors, 36% had no residual disease on final pathology. Conclusions: Although our multivariable analysis performed well, its clinical utility would be limited as we were unable to identify a subset of patients with DCIS in whom the probability of finding no residual disease is low enough to consider routine use of non-surgical management.
KW - core needle biopsy
KW - DCIS
KW - ductal carcinoma in situ
KW - invasive
KW - no residual disease
KW - progression
KW - upstage
U2 - 10.1002/jso.24649
DO - 10.1002/jso.24649
JO - Journal of Surgical Oncology
JF - Journal of Surgical Oncology


If I change all occurances of Title to Address though, it's just blank.
The other place I want to do the same is in edit_my_listings.php. Again, below the Listing Number, it shows the Title. It'd be nicer if it was the address.
Unless the database structure has changed from the version I'm using, address is not maintained in the listingsDB table, it's in the listingsDBElements table. I'm surprised you're not getting an sql error message.
Try this. Beware, I haven't tested it.
doesn't show a page with my featured listings like it used to? What's the proper link to see the featured listings on a page, not a column?
Try it now. If it still gives a parse error then switch address from 'address' to \"address\".
Hrm, same silly error. You'd think it'd at least give me a brand new, cool error!
That answer should be right. I just tested and didn't get any parse errors. Only thing is i gave you the wrong field.
Here's same code with correct field. Be sure to check for spaces when cutting and pasting.
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Before you get started, please ensure you have completed all the [prerequisites](../README.md#prerequisites).

In this document:
- [Initialization of MSAL](#initialization-of-msal)
  - [Initializing the ConfidentialClientApplication object](#initializing-the-confidentialclientapplication-object)
  - [Configuration Basics](#configuration-basics)
  - [Configure Authority](#configure-authority)
  - [Advanced Configuration](#advanced-configuration)
  - [Next Steps](#next-steps)

## Initializing the ConfidentialClientApplication object

In order to use MSAL Node, you need to instantiate a [ConfidentialClient](https://azuread.github.io/microsoft-authentication-library-for-js/ref/classes/_azure_msal_node.confidentialclientapplication.html) object.

```javascript
import * as msal from "@azure/msal-node";

const clientConfig = {
    auth: {
        clientId: "your_client_id",
        authority: "your_authority",
        clientSecret: "your_secret", // OR
        clientCertificate: {
            thumbprint: "cert_thumbprint",
            privateKey: "cert_privateKey"
        }, // OR
        clientAssertion: "assertion"
    }
};
const pca = new msal.ConfidentialClientApplication(clientConfig);
```

## Configuration Basics

[Configuration](https://azuread.github.io/microsoft-authentication-library-for-js/ref/modules/_azure_msal_node.html#configuration) options for node have `common` parameters and `specific` paremeters per authentication flow.

- `clientId` is mandatory to initialize a public client application
- `authority` defaults to `https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/` if the user does not set it during configuration
- A Client credential is mandatory for confidential clients. Client credential can be a:
    - `clientSecret` is secret string generated set on the app registration.
    - `clientCertificate` is a certificate set on the app registration. The `thumbprint` is a X.509 SHA-1 thumbprint of the certificate, and the `privateKey` is the PEM encoded private key. `x5c` is the optional X.509 certificate chain used in [subject name/issuer auth scenarios](https://github.com/AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-js/blob/dev/lib/msal-node/docs/sni.md).
    - `clientAssertion` is string that the application uses when requesting a token. The certificate used to sign the assertion should be set on the app registration. Assertion should be of type urn:ietf:params:oauth:client-assertion-type:jwt-bearer.

## Configure Authority

By default, MSAL is configured with the `common` tenant, which is used for multi-tenant applications and applications allowing personal accounts (not B2C).
```javascript
    authority: 'https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/'
```

If your application audience is a single tenant, you must provide an authority with your tenant id like below:
```javascript
    authority: 'https://login.microsoftonline.com/{your_tenant_id}'
```

For more information on authority, please refer to: [Authority in MSAL](../../msal-common/docs/authority.md).

## Advanced Configuration
[Configuration](https://azuread.github.io/microsoft-authentication-library-for-js/ref/modules/_azure_msal_node.html#configuration) has more options which are documented [here](./configuration.md).

## Next Steps
Proceed to understand the public APIs provided by `msal-node` for acquiring tokens [here](../../msal-common/docs/request.md)


If you have light sensitivity or are affected by overhead lighting or natural light from a window which you are unable to control without affecting others, then try SuperVisor®. SuperVisor® is a product designed to block or limit the level of either artificial or natural light from a person's field of view in order to create a more comfortable environment. It consists of a lightweight visor mounted on a spring balanced arm via a special lockable ball joint. This makes the entire system fully adjustable in both height and visor angle allowing the user to position it to meet their individual requirements.
The SuperVisor® can also be mounted onto the Weighted base. The weighted base is designed to provide a stable platform to mount the SuperVisor® where the G-Clamp mount is not suitable. Weighted bases are typically 3.75 KG in weight and have a non slip matting on the bottom of the product to reduce friction and restrict movement on the desk. Weighted bases are required only when the G-Clamp that is provided with the SuperVisor® can not be used.
SuperVisors are usually used when people have impaired vision but lighting can also affect other people who find it extremely uncomfortable and difficult to function when lighting levels are not adjustable.
It has also been identified that the SuperVisor® can benefit people with conditions such as Aspergers and Autism by reducing the amount of exposure to movement in the user's field of vision. People who have Dyslexia with traits such as Scotopic Sensitivities and Irlens Syndrome can benefit from SuperVisor® by using it to directly reduce the amount of light within their immediate environment. This can instantly reduce the level of glare on hard copy documents.
Due to changes in Health and Safety practice it is no longer appropriate to simply turn lights off, as this affects the overall Lux levels (lighting levels) of the surrounding area. This now means that people are unable to easily control the level of light in their immediate environment which can exacerbate their conditions. They are also not able to control the effects lighting has when it reflects off surfaces and other objects within close proximity, such as computer keyboards, screens and paperwork, as this can have just as serious an impact on their condition.
In addition to the Health and Safety changes; to become more energy efficient there has been an increase in the use of glass in building construction. This allows a more efficient use of daylight which further complicates the way individuals can control the lighting in their immediate vicinity. The removal or limiting of light from windows with blinds can also be difficult as it can negatively impact on other members of staff who don't have light sensitivity.
By restricting the level of light SuperVisor® creates a more comfortable environment for the user without impacting on the overall Lux value of their surroundings. It is particularly beneficial to those people who are sensitive to light or who are affected by lighting conditions.
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5 Ways to Avoid BD Pitfalls between Big Businesses and Startups
As SwitchPitch's founder, my mission is to help big companies and startups get deals done. Throughout the process, we hear from both sides when they have successes and when they run into stumbling blocks. Often times those stumbling blocks come down to miscommunication.
Here are some examples of what big businesses say and what startups hear.
1. Big Business Says... "We're launching a global innovation center."
Startup Hears…"We're getting plugged into their resources and ecosystem!"
Reality: Big companies do create innovation centers to foster, incubate and/or invest in new ideas, as well as attract small businesses with fresh ideas. But startups need to do homework to distinguish between an innovation center that is active and funded and has a real mission vs. one whose primary role is to create an image of innovation for the brand."
2. Big Business Says… "We're open to anything in terms of product and features."
Startup Hears…"Our product is spot-on with their needs!"
Reality: Startups take this to mean their solutions are a direct hit with what the big business needs. Sometimes big businesses don't know what they need or want. Sometimes they know but don't or can't share because the information is proprietary. By setting realistic expectations, big businesses can keep startups from leaping to the conclusion that it's a wide-open situation for which they can deliver the perfect solution.
3. Big Business Says… "We're really interested in your company."
Startup Hears…"They see the value in what we've built and love the team!"
Reality: Startups take this to mean the big business understand the impact of what they've built when in actuality there's a good chance it's the startup's founder and co-founder they want. "Acquihires," when startups are acquired more for their innovative talent than their product, are becoming more common as a way for big companies to get an infusion of innovative DNA.
4. Big Business Says…"Our engineers can't seem to build what you've got."
Startup Hears…."Innovation just isn't in their DNA."
Reality: The big company may be running out of time waiting for the internal R&D or a product team to deliver. This is where a startup can fill the fast need. Or the large business may be close to launching and wants to see what else is out there in terms of features and value—to help spur their internal folks to make the product even better.
5. Big Business Says…Nothing for 2 months.
Startup Hears…"Maybe we should go ahead and build those features they mentioned."
Reality: This is a tough one, because nothing drives startups crazier than radio silence—especially after they think they've garnered good traction. While priorities may have shifted internally, keeping in touch will keep the startup from moving on. In other cases it is simply time to move on. If the big company resurfaces, great. But the reality is that startups—like big companies—need to have multiple irons in the fire.
Big companies – try to keep the lines of communication with startups open. You play a critical role in sponsoring and spurring the innovations about which they are so passionate—and on which much of our economy depends.
Do you have examples of typical miscommunications between startups and big businesses? We'd love to see them—just use the "Comments" field below.
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We have a large range of static holiday homes for sale across a number of our parks, ready and waiting for you to enjoy. Buying a holiday home in the UK is very similar to buying a house. There are requirements that you desire in order to choose the right one and these include the location of the home, the size of the home for your requirements and the price also plays a factor.
These are all things that we consider here at Allens Caravans, which is why we offer holiday homes for sale throughout different locations. We know that everyone wants something different from a holiday home and a holiday park and that's why we have parks in numerous parts of the UK.
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07/07/16 Schedule for the Week of July 11, 2016
06/29/16 Cochran Urges Continued Cooperation as Committee Again Approves all 12 Bills
06/29/16 FY17 State & Foreign Operations Full Committee Markup Bill Summary
06/29/16 Mikulski Statement at Final Appropriations Full Committee Markup of Career
06/29/16 Senate Committee Completes Work on FY2017 State & Foreign Operations Appropriations Bill
06/28/16 FY17 State & Foreign Operations Subcommittee Markup Bill Summary
06/28/16 FY2017 State & Foreign Operations Appropriations Bill Gains Subcommittee Approval
06/28/16 Vice Chairwoman Mikulski Statement on Republican VA-Military Construction and Zika Conference Report Cloture Vote
06/27/16 Blunt Calls on Senate Democrats to Pass Critical Funding to Combat Zika & Support Veterans
06/24/16 Revised Schedule for the Week of June 27, 2016
06/23/16 Mikulski Speaks on Senate Floor Calling for Action to Pass Bipartisan Collins Bill to Keep Guns Out of the Hands of Suspected Terrorists
06/22/16 Conference Agreement Reached on Military Construction & Veterans Affairs, Zika Supplemental Appropriations
06/22/16 Vice Chairwoman Mikulski Statement on Republican Conference Agreement
06/20/16 Mikulski Floor Statement on FY17 Commerce, Justice, Science Appropriations Bill & Gun Amendments
06/16/16 Mikulski Statement at Full Committee Markup of the FY17 Interior and Financial Services Appropriations Bills
06/16/16 FY17 Interior & Environment Full Committee Bill Summary
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Last night I dreamed I was a stand-up comic doing my first gig. There was mic trouble, and as I tried to riff off a list of topics I had scrawled on a wrinkled piece of paper, people wound around me, trying to get the mic to work. Most of the audience, dazzled by the previous act and impatient with our technical troubles, were leaving in droves while I tried to come up with something funny from my notes. Very quickly, I realized two things: it's all in the timing, and it's best to simply take the leap and leave my notes behind.
So I started talking about how people will Surprise you, the examples pouring down on my pillow. I remembered how my father held on in a coma for 10 days until I arrived, and to my still astonished surprise, died 15 minutes after I walked in the door, my hand on his knee as his pulse ebbed away. I thought of a friend, with whom I was so estranged after years of tangles, that I was sure was gone forever. One night, after I dreamed of our reconciliation, I emailed her to find out that she had the same dream, and even more miraculous, we not only reconciled but found friendship on higher ground. My children, my siblings, my friends and community, and especially my husband frequently surprise me, acting in ways I couldn't have scripted. I've received boatloads of delightful surprises, blessings all: flowers, apologies, requests, great stories, hot meals, bouts of laughter, weather-induced adventures, and cold drinks.
People can also surprise you in bad-to-worse ways. Someone recently lied to me, sparking my outreach. A sullen teenager I knew ended up taking his own life, breaking our hearts. Our world is peppered with betrayals, broken promises, sins of omission, and sly deals for the greedy.
Yet as my friend Shelley once told me — after adopting one baby to, a year later, receive the message, "Do you want the brother?" — life has more imagination than we do. So we're in for a lot of surprises. What we find in books and movies — the magical endings or new beginnings — may thrill or satisfy us, but surprises are even sweeter off the page and screen because they're happening to us: the new love, the old pal returned, the book or record deal, the first green of the lettuce after the frost we thought killed it, the last sweet potato dug up in late November, the sudden sun shower, the resolved fight, the new kitten, the drought or flood years, the way just a little hammering can repair a falling-down porch, the first mosquito of spring, the shimmer of lilac a month early, and the snowy owl on the power line.
My dream ended with this line: Enjoy the show, and when it's over, see what's next. We're all tuned into the surprise channel, and you don't have to be a stand-up comic with technical issues in an empty room to see the folly, beauty, and sweetness of that.


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Velda the Awesomest Viking and the Ginormous Frost Giants
David MacPhail; Illustrated by Richard Morgan
Not yet published - due 24 Mar 2022
Velda the Awesomest Viking is a small girl with a big axe, a bigger attitude, and some even bigger enemies
In the latest fierce, funny adventure from the creators of Thorfinn the Nicest Viking, Velda faces her biggest challenge yet as she battles the enormous Frost Giants
David MacPhail's short, easy-to-read chapters are accompanied by Richard Morgan's quick-witted, dynamic illustrations
Perfect for fans of How to Train Your Dragon and adventurous children everywhere
Featuring a secret treasure vault, an icy trek and the awesomest Viking around
Tiny and mighty Velda embarks on an icy adventure to battle some enormous enemies, all while proving she's the awesomest Viking around. A hilarious illustrated chapter book from the creators of Thorfinn the Nicest Viking.
Young Kelpies
Velda the Awesomest Viking
Oi, you snivelling pig-dogs! Are you ready for a Viking adventure?
Velda is a small girl with a big axe, and she knows how to use it. Alongside her misfit crew, she's living her best Viking life, sailing the seas in her very own longship and teaching anyone who thinks she's 'just a little girl' a lesson.
But when a raid on the vault of the treasure-obsessed Count Stollenberg goes wrong, Velda is forced into a deal to bring him the legendary Frost Hammer. The only teensy tiny issue is that it belongs to the Frost Giants, who are anything but teensy tiny. Velda and her crew must trek across snow and ice to break into the giants' mountain home, but it seems the Frost Giants are happier to see them than they expected. A bit too happy, in fact...
Join Velda on her mission as she schemes her way out of scrapes and battles enormous enemies, all while proving she's the awesomest Viking around.
David MacPhail has worked as a chicken wrangler, a ghost-tour guide and a waiter on a tropical island, and he now has the sensible job of writing about yetis and Vikings. David is also the author of An Amazing Illustrated Atlas of Scotland and the Lollies-nominated Thorfinn the Nicest Viking series, the Top-Secret Grandad series, and the Velda the Awesomest Viking series. He lives in Perthshire, Scotland.
Richard Morgan was born and raised by goblins on the Yorkshire moors. He has painted backgrounds for Disney and now writes and illustrates children's books. He lives in Cambridge, England, and has a family of goblins of his own. He's the illustrator of the Lollies-nominated Thorfinn the Nicest Viking series and the Velda the Awesomest Viking series.


When you join a Masonic forum and at some point make known that you are in a mixed lodge, wrath will be upon thee. Many regular Freemasons (especially in the UK and the USA) not only frown upon other forms of Freemasonry, they will constantly target you with terms such as "clandestine", "bogus", "fake", etc. or simply deny you even being a Freemason. Some people are more openminded and accept the existence of other forms of Freemasonry, but Masonic fora are somewhat of a snakepit. They are still very usefull to get information and virtually meet people, but you have to either keep low or accept getting verbally attacked every once in a while.
So, is there not a place for (people interested in) mixed gender and female Freemasons to virtually meet in peace? There sure are, see below.
I created a 'sub-Reddit'. Reddit is not exactly a forum, but it can sure act as one. The good thing about Reddit is that is has many "subreddits" that you can "follow", so even when you follow a subreddit that is very tame, there may be other ones that are more active. There are imaginable many different sort of subreddits, for a variety of your interests. So you just follow a few (or a lot) subreddits.
The subreddit can be found at r/comasonry. It started as a private group. Since April 2018 the group is open to see if hat would bring more activity.
Another sub-Reddit is r/xxmasonic (the 'ladies' Freemasons subreddit, also for 'co's').
r/xxmasonic has been around longer, has more users, but it not as active as the following subreddit that I am going to mention.
Speaking of snakepits, the most active Masonic forum at the moment is also a subreddit: r/freemasonry. Be sure to follow that one. It has (heated) discussions about mixed gender Freemasonry and women and Freemasonry a few times each week, well, the frequency has dropped recentely..
There are also two Facebook groups that are interesting to join for mixed gender or female Freemasons (or people interested). The first is the American Le Droit Humain Facebook group with 1600 members (pretty active) and another Facebook group called Women In Freemasonry (400 members). Both are closed groups that you can request to join.
There are a few more links in my earlier post.


In spite of the worldwide dominance of air conditioner, air cooler is still in use in various countries of the world as it is a relatively natural, economical and environment friendly alternative to the former. It is considered to be a natural way of cooling the interior of your room in the sense that it involves evaporative cooling to dissipate heat and moderate the temperature and humidity of the atmosphere. Also known as the wet air cooler, desert cooler or swamp cooler, it can bring the temperature of your room significantly down by using much less energy than that consumed by the process of refrigeration. In addition, the air cooler prices in Pakistan are very low, and it comes within the reach of all and sundry. However, it is to be realized that an air cooler can perform a single function of cooling, whereas the air conditioning technology accomplishes multiple tasks, including cooling, freezing, heating, ventilation and disinfection. Nevertheless, if you need just cooling, air cooler is often the only choice you have.


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Marcos Aurelio Pérez Caicedo (Daule, 14 de julio de 1967) es un sacerdote, arzobispo, profesor y teólogo ecuatoriano que actualmente se desempeña como 6° arzobispo de Cuenca.

Biografía

Primeros años
Marcos Aurelio nació el día 14 de julio de 1967 en Daule, Provincia del Guayas, Ecuador.

Proviene de una familia muy humilde y de gran tradición católica.Ya desde muy jovencito descubrió su vocación religiosa.

Formación
Estudió en el Colegio Nacional Juan Bautista Aguirre de Daule.

Ingresó en el Seminario Mayor de Guayaquil, donde realizó sus estudios de Filosofía y Teología.

Posteriormente marchó durante una temporada a Italia para continuar con su formación.Allí obtuvo una licenciatura en Teología espiritual por la Universidad de la Santa Cruz de Roma.

Sacerdocio
En cuanto regresó a Ecuador, el día 19 de marzo de 1992 fue ordenado sacerdote para la arquidiócesis de Guayaquil, por el entonces arzobispo metropolitano, Juan Larrea Holguín.

Desde su ordenación sacerdotal, a lo largos de los años posteriores ha ido ocupando numerosos cargos pastorales:

Inició su ministerio como vicepárroco de la iglesia El Sagrario.

En 1998 pasó a ser vicerrector del Seminario Mayor de Guayaquil, hasta el año siguiente que fue elegido rector.

Desde el 2002 hasta día de hoy es presidente de la Organización de Seminarios Ecuatorianos (OSEC).

Desde el 2004 hasta el 2006 ha sido profesor y reelegido como rector en el Seminario Mayor de Guayaquil,

Fue profesor en la Escuela de Teología para Laicos y capellán de la Unidad Educativa Cardenal Bernardino Echeverría Ruiz.

Episcopado

Obispo Auxiliar de Guayaquil
El 10 de junio del 2006, el papa Benedicto XVI lo nombró obispo titular de Traiectum ad Mosam y obispo auxiliar de Guayaquil.

Tras su nombramiento, además de su escudo, se puso como lema la frase escrita en latín "Oportet Illum Regnare", que su traducción es "Él debe reinar".

 Ordenación episcopal
Fue consagrado el 22 de julio del mismo año, a manos del por entonces arzobispo de Guayaquil, Antonio Arregui Yarza.

Sus coconsagrantes fueron el por entonces nuncio apostólico en Ecuador, Giacomo Guido Ottonello y el por entonces arzobispo de Quito, Raúl Vela.

 Cargos como obispo auxiliar
Siendo obispo auxiliar tenía encomendadas la Vicaría Sur y la Vicaría Santa Elena (2006 – 2008)

Miembro de la Comisión Episcopal para los Laicos (2008 – 2011)

Responsable de la Vicaría-Centro-Norte y vcario episcopal para Catequesis, Ministerio de Jóvenes, Laicos y Familia (2008 – 2012).

Obispo de Babahoyo
El 10 de febrero de 2012, el papa Benedicto XVI lo nombró obispo de Babahoyo, en sucesión de Fausto Trávez.

Tomó posesión durante una ceremonia en la catedral de Babahoyo.

 Cargo en el  Obispado
El 14 de septiembre de 2013, el papa Francisco lo nombró administrador apostólico de la diócesis de Guaranda durante un periodo de sede vacante. Tuvo este cargo hasta el 15 de agosto de 2014 en que tomó posesión canónica monseñor Skiper Yánez como obispo de esta diócesis, de este modo retomó sus oficios como obispo de Babahoyo.

En 2014 fue designado como vicepresidente de la CEE, hasta el 2017.

Arzobispo de Cuenca
El 20 de junio de 2016, el papa Francisco lo nombró arzobispo de Cuenca, en sustitución de Luis Cabrera Herrera.

 Toma de posesión canónica
Tomó posesión canónica el día sábado 6 de agosto de 2016, durante una ceremonia en la catedral de la Inmaculada Concepción de Cuenca.

El miércoles 29 de junio de 2016, en la solemnidad de los Apóstoles Pedro y Pablo, en una ceremonia en la basílica de San Pedro, recibió el palio arzobispal de manos del sumo pontífice el papa Francisco.

El mismo día de su toma de posesión recibió la imposición del palio arzobispal de manos del entonces nuncio apostólico en Ecuador, Giacomo Guido Ottonello.

Escudos episcopales

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Artículo biográfico en la web bprolife.org
 Ficha en la web Gcatholic.org
 Ficha en Catholic-hierarchy.org

Guayasenses
Católicos de Ecuador
Teólogos de Ecuador
Teólogos católicos
Profesores de Ecuador
Religiosos de Ecuador
Sacerdotes católicos de Ecuador
Obispos nombrados por Benedicto XVI
Obispos auxiliares de Guayaquil
Obispos de Ecuador
Arzobispos nombrados por Francisco
Arzobispos de Cuenca

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Latest Pool Standings, Results & Fixtures for the Rugby World Cup
30/09/2019 08/10/2019 Dot Latest News
Despite high hopes for the first two weeks, the pool standings for the Rugby World Cup in Japan are dire. Australia has suffered a shock defeat, a player ban, and it just seems to be getting worse. Even officials are struggling to uphold regulations, and the overall viewership is dropping worldwide. So, how much more can Aussie fans take during this tournament? Well, hopefully enough to win, but the bookies are sceptical.
Moreover, many opinionated reporters are painting the tournament as the "flattest World Cup in history". With so many hurdles and scandals, we can't agree, but you can't stop journalists. Instead of whining, we're going to look at the facts. Firstly, that many unexpected teams are playing above standard, while fan favourites struggle to overcome their shock. This is the opposite of boring to our experts.
Results for Recent Fixtures Shock Fans
Shock wins are rolling fast. Wales beat Australia and most predictions weren't expecting it (in OZ anyway). Uruguay beat Fiji, and Samoa managed a good first game win. Unsurprisingly, the All Blacks took over the field, but South Africa managed to rank above them in the pools. Even Italy has shocked the odds by beating Namibia and Canada, thereby earning first place in Pool B.
Of course, Japan's upturn in recent tournaments has also placed them at the top of Pool A by beating Ireland and Russia. Soon, they'll be going up against Samoa to prove their worth. This weekend's fixtures will be worth watching if the surprises keep rolling. In case you were wondering, England are currently at the top of Pool C. While Wales is sitting above Australia in Pool D. All hopes for both teams to go through to the semi-finals rest on their performances in the coming weeks.
All Current Pool Standings
Table Key:
P – Played
W – Won
D – Drew
L – Lost
Pool A Standings
Team P W Draw L Points
Japan 2 2 0 0 9
Ireland 2 1 0 1 6
Russia 2 0 0 2 0
Scotland 1 0 0 1 0
Team P W D L Points
Italy 2 2 0 0 10
South Africa 2 1 0 1 5
New Zealand 1 1 0 0 4
Namibia 2 0 0 2 0
Canada 1 0 0 1 0
England 2 2 0 0 10
Argentina 2 1 0 1 6
France 1 1 0 0 4
USA 1 0 0 1 0
Wales 2 2 0 0 9
Australia 2 1 0 1 6
Georgia 2 1 0 1 5
Fiji 2 0 0 2 2
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