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He is an Assistant Professor of Family Medicine and Program Director for Professionalism, Ethics and Humanities at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine. Niel is also certified by Respecting Choices as an advance care planning facilitator and trainer.
Niel consults with adults, their families, and professionals. When working with professionals, he helps them find language that is honest about mortality and consistent with their professional commitments and goals. With individuals and families, Niel helps them focus on quality of life and come together to support each other.
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Q: Nonsystem authentication for unprivileged sftpd I am creating a test system that needs to be able to briefly act as a sftp server on a nonprivalaged port.  The test system runs as a normal user.  So I'm thinking as running sshd with the sftp subsystem configured to use the port and the host key I give it.
However I don't want to be using the system's authentication credentials but my own.  So how do I tell sshd to use something other then systems's passwords?
Alternatively is there a better solution that allows me to fulfil my goals?

A: It looks like proftpd will do what I neeed.

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Thailand's Guinness Records , The smallest mammal in the world, Siamese cat are from Thailand, Country of Buddhist monks, The head is the most important part of the body | 10 Amazing Things About Thailand You Probably Didn't Know!
10 Amazing Things About Thailand You Probably Didn't Know!
Thailand is a place where the biggest gold statue of Buddha, the largest crocodile farm, the largest restaurant and the tallest hotel are located.
The smallest mammal in the world is Kitti's Hog-Nosed Bat (Craseonycteris thonglongyai). It weighs less than a coin, lives in Thailand.
Homeland of Siamese cats is Thailand, which used to be called Siam. The name for these cats is translated from Thai as "moon diamond". In the books of the 14th century 23 types of Siamese cats are described, now there are only 6 species living there. In Thailand, a pair of Siamese cats is a great gift to the bride that promises to bring good luck in marriage.
Previously, all the young men of Thailand, including the king, had to become Buddhist monks at least for some short period of time before his 20th birthday. This custom is observed by a lot of people now.
Therefore, in Thailand it is not accepted to touch another person's head, even a child. Thais also try to always keep their heads below the head of the person who is older or higher by the status, to show respect.At the same time legs are considered the dirtiest and lowest part of the body, so do not show someone stops of your feet and don't point your foot to show anything to anyone.
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This means we have 140 blocks.
Each block's size is 512KB ==> 512 * 140 = 71,680 ~= 70KB is the limit of file's size in xv6.
I want to implemet triple indirect access in xv6 in order to support files with size of 40MB.
In order to do it I will need to implement double indirect before the triple indirect.
So I took 2 directed blocks from the 12 I had.
1 for the double indirect and the other for the triple indirect.
So I understand the concept. The implementation of the triple-indirection is in function bmap in file fs.c.
// On-disk file system format.
// Both the kernel and user programs use this header file.
// Block 0 is unused.
// Block 1 is super block.
// Blocks 2 through sb.ninodes/IPB hold inodes.
// Then free bitmap blocks holding sb.size bits.
// Then sb.nblocks data blocks.
// Then sb.nlog log blocks.
uint ninodes;      // Number of inodes.
// Directory is a file containing a sequence of dirent structures.
// Return the disk block address of the nth block in inode ip.
// If there is no such block, bmap allocates one.
// Load indirect block, allocating if necessary.
// Load 2nd indirect block, allocating if necessary.
// Load 3rd indirect block, allocating if necessary.
printf(1, "usage:\nfiles <name> <letter> <num>\n"
1.The number of nblocks which is defined in mkfs.c is insufficient.
which equals: 10+128+128^2+4*128^2 = 82058.
Just pick a number of nblocks which is greater than 82058, and update size accordingly.
2.In your bmap() function, in the triple indirection code, your first level of indirection is to a four-entry array (as you mentioned in your diagram). Once you know to which of these four entries you should access, you're back with the double indirection problem, which you already solved.
and solve the double indirection problem again.


I love running as it means I get to divulge in some highly calorific and delicious yet healthy breakfasts when I get to work!
This is the current favourite – porridge, cinnamon, apples, bananas, raisins, sliced almonds and granola! Happiness in a 600kcal bowl, perfect.
I'm having some time to rejuvenate my energy this week, so I've not been up to much! It's been lovely and long awaited.
01/04/2014 – Spring into Running!


Every so often I get the urge to travel to the Caverns of Time dungeon in World of Warcraft so I can behold one of the game's rarest creatures. It's not a dragon or another friggin' elf—oh, no. Instead, this once-endangered species is a portly human mage who ambles down shady lanes in the Hillsbrad Foothills.
The plumpness comes with prestige. Kul Tirans are an "allied race," and in this case it means that you can only unlock them if you've completed most of Battle for Azeroth's storyline, and spent a few weeks grinding world quests in order to reach exalted with the Proudmoore Admiralty faction. This isn't as hard as it sounds if you're playing World of Warcraft enough to justify paying the subscription, but the fact remains that if you're playing a Kul Tiran, you've made a determined effort to do so.
I did, in part because I like how Kul Tirans imply I don't have to look like a stereotypical model in order to be good at what I do. I like this message, as I've struggled with my self-image for years and remain self-conscious about my twangy accent (although I'm too proud to lose it). Shockingly, Blizzard apparently managed to craft an entire expansion partly around them without making a single fat joke. It's a reminder that I can have a funky accent and a BMI that makes vegans wince and still be a hero. Media implies the opposite every day. Some of the best cowboys I knew as a kid were too plump to ever be played by the likes of Heath Ledger, and I myself sported a Kul Tiran gut for much of the time I spent on horseback as a teen as well.
This story, "World of Warcraft now lets me play as a fat guy, and I love it for that" was originally published by PCWorld.


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Did you eat the bamboo shoot ?
Wow! That bamboo so beautiful color.
Young bamboo shoots are edible too! We use in Asian cuisine!
Does your bamboo need to get water all the time?
We had a buddha belly at my old property 40 foot tall lots of shade, great plant. And we needed the shade here in Florida.
Could you do an update on your frankincense & myrrh trees, I grow them also, I'd love to see the progress on yours…Thanks!


Hello, I am Alex Tyler. I am a professional filmmaker & photographer who loves playing with cameras and all the toys that come with it. I grew up in Newport, South Wales and now live a short trip over the bridge in Bristol, England.
Previously working for GCN and GMBN at Play Sports Network. I have lost count of the number of videos I crafted whilst there, and have helped generate over 50+ million views and 1.5 million subscribers on Youtube.


As much as I like to hate on mainstream metal, there is certainly something appealing about the genre when it is done right. The hard rockers in Warner Drive understand the wonderful layers of production and melody required to craft a heavy metal record that captures the heart. Sure, it's super polished and has lots of strong harmonies, but that's the point. Warner Drive get what metal is all about, and take the formulas laid down by their musical forefathers and put it in the context of 2014. Some of the choruses may be a tad annoying, but when you consider the record as a whole, there is something distinctly impressive about City of Angels.
In a strange way, I think part of the reason that Warner Drive have captured my heart is that they are LA natives. Something about the supposed hedonism and raw heavy metal destruction has given Warner Drive the pop vibes they need to succeed. Sonically, Warner Drive is definitely metal or at least hard rock, but there are so many tasty hooks that any casual pop fan could find something to enjoy. As I mentioned before, another part of what makes City of Angels so fascinating is the multi layered production. It makes the music intricate and exciting, it simply proves the groups talent. So, as you sing along to the choruses and get latched onto punchy verses, try to possess some of your former sanity, the band is good, and sometimes almost too good.
The sole failing of City of Angels, is when it gets too deep down the 'modern metal' whole and apes bands like Avenged Sevenfold. Yet, for a band in this vein, that happens a lot less than you would expect. Warner Drive have a very clear direction, it simply hasn't fully developed yet. Something about this band though suggests to me that they are not going to be stopped. As they emphasize the poppy side of their unique take on metal these guys have the chance to make it truly big. About to embark on their first European trek the band stand on a crossroads, with a little luck they can triumph, but a slight misstep will cast them into the pits of heavy metal obscurity.


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60th Anniversary of the Corvette
July 1, 2013 December 8, 2013 Oscar
It was sixty years ago, to the day, when you [Corvette] first came to this world, exciting and new – a one of a kind thing that the world had eagerly waited for. America was changed that day, by the creation of an icon and the beginning of a legacy. And America was changed that day because over time, people loved and hated you, sometimes at the same time. Today, you are 60 years old, which is a proud age for someone of your kind. We are looking forward to seeing what comes now, maybe even for the next 60 years.
Let's celebrate. Happy Birthday, Corvette.
The Corvette started as a concept car in 1953 and was presented to the public at the General Motors' MOTORAMA. The original design, a convertible, was designed by Harley J. Earl, who was also responsible for a variety of other design legends like Cadillac's tailfins or the 1928 LaSalle Phaaeton. The first generation Corvette was produced until 1962. The second generation, starting in 1963, lifted Corvette's reputation anew and catapulted the car in the legend's club: the legendary stingray design, available as both coupe and convertible, elevated the car to what became one of the most distinct collection cars in the world.
The Stingray was in production throughout the 60s and 70s, what roughly can be considered the second and third generation of Corvettes. In 1984, Chevrolet launched a completely redesigned version as the fourth generation. Production was originally scheduled to begin in 1983, but quality issues resulted in low output and no sales for the year. The new design was in production until 1996 and constituted a significant departure from previous design paradigms. The Corvette seemed to become more mainstream.
Corvette consistently tried to reinvent its sports icon over the last decade. In 2004, the last model with concealed headlights went out of production and the newest Corvettes show distinct lines and an aggressiveness that models since the stingray had been missing. The 2014 model, with new aerodynamics in the front and a more compact chassis, seems to be a promising way to transition Chevrolet's legends from what today is considered an "old man's toy" to an aspirational car for younger demographics. Looking at the car, it becomes apparent that Chevrolet is trying to reinvigorate the car that even Chris Perry, Chevrolet's head of marketing, called the "car of the successful plumber." Whether they succeed, only time will tell. Looking at the new model, however, we have to acknowledge the improvements and the recollection of traditional Corvette features. Chevrolet pays tribute to these original characteristics by again using the name "Stingray" for its 2014 model, which can also be considered a testimony to the intention of launching the current Corvette as a successor of the legend of the 60s. And the 6.2L V8 engine with approximately 450hp can be considered a good start. It will catapult the gentlemen out there from 0 to 60mph in a little less than 4 seconds. And that's pretty good for 60 years in the making…
It is great to see the old Corvette become younger again. Rejuvenated, we strongly believe that the old lady of American sports cars can be successful for a lot longer – perhaps even another 60 years.
Again: Happy Birthday, Corvette.
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To keep motivation at an optimum, improve your confidence and give you an undeniable sense of progression and achievement it's important to re-read your success journal regularly. For those of you that missed the post, a success journal is a journal that, well, lists your successes. If you're lacking motivation at work, or with just about any activity, it's a great exercise. Try to ensure your entries are dated, as specific as possible and list even the smallest of successes along with the more obvious big successes you encounter.
But once you've written one, why re-read it?
Remember, a sense of progression and achievement are pivotal in increasing our happiness, so in practise it's a very empowering and uplifting activity and its impact lasts longer than you may expect. In fact, in the long term re-reading your success journal will have a lasting impact upon both your confidence and motivation, not to mention an increased belief and a greater resolve to achieve your goals.
Have you ever considered keeping a success journal? What have been your successes over the last week, big and small? Does it make you feel good to remind yourself of them? Please share your thoughts in the comments below, I'd love to hear from you.


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Khashoggi's body burnt in oven at Saudi consul's home: Report
Monday, 04 March 2019 8:52 AM [ Last Update: Monday, 04 March 2019 11:03 AM ]
A demonstrator holds a picture of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi during a protest in front of Saudi Arabia's consulate in Istanbul, October 5, 2018. (Photo by Reuters)
Body parts of the slain dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi were burned to ashes in an oven built to generate over 1000°C of heat inside the Saudi consul general's home in Istanbul, a new report says.
According to a documentary aired by Al Jazeera Arabic Sunday night, Turkish authorities monitored the burning of the outdoor furnace as bags believed to be carrying the body parts were transferred to the premises.
A worker who constructed the furnace told Al Jazeera that the gas-powered oven was built according to specifications from the Saudi consul, including that the furnace should be deep and withstand temperatures above 1000 degrees Celsius - hot enough to melt metal.
Turkish authorities found that big chunks of meat were also cooked in the oven after the killing a few hundred meters away in order to cover up the cremation of the journalist's body.
The documentary was based on interviews with some friends of Khashoggi, his fiance, Turkish friends close to the journalist, as well as with former political, media and security officials, the broadcaster said.
PressTV-Turkey seeks arrest of bin Salman allies in murder case
Istanbul's chief prosecutor files warrants for arrest of two Saudi nationals close to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman over the murder of critic Jamal Khashoggi.
Turkish investigators also found traces of Khashoggi's blood on the walls of the Saudi consul's office after removing the paint that the assassination team had applied after killing the Washington Post columnist.
Khashoggi, a prominent critic of the Saudi crown prince and a US resident, disappeared on October 2 after visiting the Saudi consulate in Istanbul to obtain documentation for his forthcoming marriage.
Saudi Arabia initially claimed that he had left the consulate alive, but weeks later it had to admit that Khashoggi had been killed inside the diplomatic mission by a group of rogue operatives.
Turkish authorities believe that a 15-person "hit squad" was sent from Saudi Arabia to Istanbul to kill the 61-year-old journo.
PressTV-CIA finds MBS texted to Khashoggi hit squad leader
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman sent at least 11 messages to his adviser, who oversaw the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, according to a classified CIA report.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said the order to slay Khashoggi had been issued from "the highest levels" of the Saudi government, suggesting that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had ordered such a gruesome crime.
The CIA is said to have also concluded that bin Salman had "probably ordered" the murder.
According to a highly-classified CIA assessment seen by The Wall Street Journal, the Saudi crown prince had sent at least 11 messages to his close aide Saud al-Qahtani in the hours surrounding the journalist's killing.
A purported transcript of an audio recording of Khashoggi's killing shared with CNN showed that his murder had been premeditated, unlike what Saudi officials initially claimed.
The transcript described the last painful moments of Khashoggi's life, noting that his screams and gasps could be heard on the tape. It also identified the sounds of saw and cutting as the victim's body was dismembered.
Saudi Arabia has been facing international condemnation over the brutal murder.
Full transcript reveals Khashoggi's last painful moments
Saudi Arabia Al Jazeera Khashoggi


If you own a business, or simply tinker in your basement, you may have an idea that is potentially worth a lot of money. But once you tell others about your idea, or even try to capitalize on your idea, how do you stop someone else from simply swooping in and profiting from the fruits of your own labor? The only way to truly stop someone else from copying your idea is to obtain exclusive rights on your idea through filing for patent protection, if possible. A patent is of utmost importance to claiming ownership of the idea.
Most people are familiar with the concept of a patent, but if you are like most people, you may not understand what a patent gives to you and what it does not. A United States patent grants the inventor (or owner, if assigned to another person or entity) the exclusive right to make, use, sell, have made, or import into the United States the product or process that is described and claimed in the patent.
What this means is that, if you own a patent on your invention, you generally have the right to stop others from making, using, selling or importing your invention in the United States. The patent gives you a monopoly on your idea for a certain period of time. The government, in exchange for that monopoly power, simply requires that the patent describe how to make and/or use your claimed invention. This quid pro quo allows ideas to be published in the marketplace, and in exchange the government gives you a limited period of exclusive use.
What a patent does not provide is the right to make, use, sell, or import your own invention. This is a common misconception of what a patent owner actually can do with a patent. In other words, an inventor does not need to have a patent to make, use, sell, or import a product or process in the United States. But without a patent, an inventor cannot stop others from copying it.
Many times, clients inform me that they are less inclined to file a patent application for their idea because they have no intention of actually going out and pursuing an infringer. After all, patent infringement lawsuits cost a LOT of money, and individual inventors or small businesses may not have the resources to fund an infringement suit.
But there are many reasons why it is important to obtain patent protection for your idea. First, for a small business owner or an inventor, the patent is an asset – a piece of property that can be sold or licensed. You may not have the ability to pursue an infringer, but the patent may be worth a lot of money to a larger entity that may just have the ability to enforce it. Without a patent, you may not be able to sell or license your invention.
Second, believe it or not, there are individuals and companies out there that do not desire to infringe someone's patent rights – either because of the risks involved in a potential lawsuit, the notoriety of being labeled "an infringer," or simply for altruistic reasons. Many times, clients will approach me with their idea and we will spend time determining whether they can make, use, sell or import it – so we conduct a search and provide them with a review of the relevant patents – a so-called "clearance search" that can lead to a "freedom to operate opinion. In many cases, clients will change their product or scrap their plans altogether if one or more patents exist that would cover what they planned to do. In this regard, the patent has done its job without the patent owner even knowing! Of course, it is very difficult, if not impossible, to quantify how much this may benefit a patent owner. But it happens – I have seen it.
Finally, since a patent grants the owner exclusivity to practice their invention and is not a right to practice their invention, there may be competing interests in an idea, and a patent may help leverage against an infringement lawsuit by the owner of a broader patent. For example, if you, as an inventor, develop an improvement by adding a novel feature to an existing product, there may be a broad patent to that existing product owned by another party. Therefore, the other party may be able to enforce its patent rights against you preventing you from making, using, selling or importing that existing product. However, your own narrower patent may be enforceable against the other party if they try to practice the improvement. Many times, cross-license agreements may be arranged allowing both parties to practice the inventions – you can make, use, sell or import the broad product and the other party can make, use, sell or import the improvement. And thus, an inventor would have avoided an infringement lawsuit because of his or her patent.
So, besides simply providing a concrete embodiment of your idea that allows you to restrict others from making, using, selling or importing your invention, a patent provides a host of other benefits, some of which are described above. Simply put, it is important to protect your intellectual property for the long term benefit of yourself or your company. Do not sell the long-term value of your invention short by saving a little bit of money up front by foregoing getting patent rights on your invention. You may not realize it now, but you may end up regretting it in the future.