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OU College of Dentistry Marks Milestone with 2020 Class
Published: Tuesday, September 22, 2020
OKLAHOMA CITY-- For the first time since its founding, the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry Class of 2020 saw more women than men graduate with doctorate degrees in dental surgery. The 62 graduates numbered 32 women and 30 men. Leaders see a possible trend, as the 2021 graduating class is on track to close the semester with the second highest number of females earning doctorate degrees in dental surgery.
Raymond A. Cohlmia, D.D.S., dean of the OU College of Dentistry, noted this momentous first for the college and expressed great pride in the quality of the 2020 class in particular.
"The college prides itself on attracting the best and brightest students from around the country, and we have made great strides to become a more inclusive place to work and study," he said. "Each year we look for individuals who not only meet the strict requirements for dental school, but will also represent the dental profession well. I am enormously proud of the Class of 2020, and am honored to now call them my colleagues."
Studies conducted by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics more than a decade ago revealed an alarming decline in overall numbers of students seeking careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). As a result, initiatives were launched to spark interest in these critical areas, especially among females. Kevin L. Haney, D.D.S., M.S., assistant dean of Academic and Student Affairs at the OU College of Dentistry, believes these efforts have been successful.
"There is no doubt that as the numbers of women entering STEM professions have increased, so too have the numbers of applications submitted by women to dental schools. The American Dental Education Association routinely provides updates regarding the diversity of the applicant pool. Recent numbers reflect the same growth, with more female than male applicants seeking professions in dentistry."
The class was well represented in other areas, gaining national recognition for research conducted by 2020 graduate Amanda Akkari, D.D.S., now part of the OU College of Dentistry's Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency program. Her study, "Opioid Prescribing Patterns among Oklahoma Dentists: A Survey" investigated not only prescribing patterns, but also explored practitioners' knowledge of guidance when treating known addicts. Akkari's work received an award at the 2019 Scientific Day and won Most Outstanding Presentation in Clinic Research at the Hinman Student Research Symposium, a national meeting featuring student presentations of research conducted at dental schools across North America.
"I could have no better or more solid foundation for a successful dentistry practice than the comprehensive education I received at the OU College of Dentistry," Akkari said. "It was a time in which every educational advantage was provided, including unprecedented opportunities to conduct and present research of real substance and value. The recognition of my research is a reflection of the academic excellence that thrives at the college and why the institution is held in such high regard nationally."
Another element that gives the Class of 2020 distinction is the founding of the student chapter of the American Association of Women Dentists at the OU College of Dentistry. Ashley Long, D.D.S., now practicing in Kansas, became its first president, with Kaylee Speer, D.D.S., serving as the chapter's vice president. Both leaders achieved their dental education at the OU College of Dentistry as part of the Class of 2020. Speer said her education at the OU College of Dentistry thoroughly prepared her for a lifelong career in dentistry, and because of her clinical and didactic education, she is confident of success.
"Connections with women in dentistry are important, both professionally and personally, so establishing an AAWD chapter was very special. It is an amazing experience to find support and mentorship from female dentists across the country."
Speer, who also is involved with the AEGD residency program, has much experience as a dental patient, having spent many hours in the chair as a youngster.
"Thankfully, I had a wonderful experience with professionals who inspired me to pursue a career in dentistry. My lifelong dream of becoming a dentist is now a reality and I could not be happier with my decision," said Speer. "I pursued a doctor of dental surgery degree because I knew I would not be fully satisfied doing anything else in the dental field."
Mary Martin, D.D.S., a previous president of AAWD who was instrumental in establishing the Oklahoma Association of Women Dentists, is the advisor for the new chapter at the college. Martin's history with the college includes a bachelor's degree in Dental Hygiene, followed by a doctorate degree in dentistry earned a decade later. She held numerous faculty positions throughout 25 years, including many prominent leadership roles. Martin received the Dental Alumnus of the Year award in 2017, and returned to teaching at the college after her retirement from a long and successful private practice.
According to Long, establishing an active AAWD chapter at OU College of Dentistry was important to facilitate communication with other chapters and gain greater perspectives from female dentistry students and professionals. "We are so lucky to have Dr. Mary Martin, who shared her vast knowledge. AAWD supports women dentists and allows us to have a platform in which we can be heard."
It could be said that dentistry is part of Long's DNA. "My dad is a dentist, so I grew up with dentistry. I just fell in love with the idea that I could help people – change lives – just by changing a smile or relieving pain," she said.
Long never considered other roles in dentistry, although she had worked as a dental assistant in high school and college. "But I always saw myself as the one doing the procedures. I interviewed at the OU College of Dentistry because of its focus on clinical aspects and preparing its graduates for real-world dental practice. Small class size allows students to build relationships with faculty members. Unlike students in other dental programs, we were able to begin hands-on dentistry, seeing patients in our second year. By the time I graduated, I had interacted with many patients, performed dozens of procedures, and felt truly prepared for private practice. That doesn't happen everywhere."
The OU College of Dentistry is home to the state's only doctor of dental surgery program and baccalaureate degree program in dental hygiene. More than 60 percent of the state of Oklahoma's dentists are graduates of the OU College of Dentistry. The college provides general dental care and specialty care to Oklahomans through student, resident and faculty practice clinics. The OU College of Dentistry has established a reputation of training its students to provide the highest quality of clinical care available.
OU Medicine — along with its academic partner, the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center — is the state's only comprehensive academic health system of hospitals, clinics and centers of excellence. With 11,000 employees and more than 1,300 physicians and advanced practice providers, OU Medicine is home to Oklahoma's largest physician network with a complete range of specialty care. OU Medicine serves Oklahoma and the region with the state's only freestanding children's hospital, the only National Cancer Institute-Designated Stephenson Cancer Center and Oklahoma's flagship hospital, which serves as the state's only Level 1 trauma center. Becker's Hospital Review named OU Medical Center one of the 100 Great Hospitals in America for 2020. OU Medicine's oncology program at Stephenson Cancer Center and OU Medical Center was named Oklahoma's top facility for cancer care by U.S. News & World Report in its 2020-21 rankings. OU Medicine was also ranked by U.S. News & World Report as high performing in these specialties: Colon Surgery, COPD and Congestive Heart Failure. OU Medicine's mission is to lead healthcare in patient care, education and research. To learn more, visit oumedicine.com.


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Q: Comparacion de fechas entre 2 tablas y join, para traer solo 1 registro Tengo 3 tablas, un master, Tabla2 con registros diarios, Tabla3 con registros mensuales.
Lo que necesito es traer todos los registros de la Tabla1, joinear todos los registros de la Tabla 2 y agregar 1 registro correspondientes de la Tabla3 segun la fecha de la Tabla2, esta fecha tiene que ser la MAYOR fecha de la Tabla3, que sea menor o igual a la fecha de la tabla2

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*Master de ubicaciones, el cual vincula las otras 2 tablas.

*Tabla 2 con datos diarios:

*Tabla 3 con controles mensuales a cada uno de los Completacion_Id

Lo que estoy necesitando es armar una consulta que se vea asi:
Completacion_Id, fecha Tabla2, valor Tabla2, fecha Tabla3, valor Tabla3.
Gracias!

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Q: AWS Codeartifact npm private repository fail to download dependencies I have this situation:

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*I created a npm package and deployed it into AWS CodeArtifact.  This artifact depends of aws-sdk package.

*When I tried to use the new packege from other project, fallowing carefully what AWS docs says in Publishing private npm packages with AWS CodeArtifact, I got the error trace:

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npm ERR! 404  'aws-sdk@^2.1048.0' is not in the npm registry.
npm ERR! 404 You should bug the author to publish it (or use the name yourself!)
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Do you know what I do have to change to solve this issue?

A: Finally I could solve this issue. The solution is simple. I had to edit MyRepo and associate an Upstream repository to npm-store.

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I had to edit MyRepo and associate an Upstream repository to npm-store.

Associated upstream repositories are optional; it says so right in the console. It is possible to install a package that is published only on AWS CodeArtifact. That one of the value propositions of this service: You are not limited to publishing a package, (public or private), on npmjs.com.


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Featured Poet Series
Featured Poet: Sofia M. Starnes
Last spring we launched a series with poets whose work we love and want to feature and will continue it moving forward.
Our next poet is Sofia M. Starnes whose work is centered on God, as infinite mind and heart. Read her poetry and discover more about the connections she makes between poetry and the sacred. Listen to her read "The Soul's Landscape" below.
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Intercession I
A time for keeping quiet,
A time for speaking …
—Ecclesiastes: 3
Not the attic light, but the bricks that left us asking
where the house was,
and the widow-walk.
Not the porch lamps, but the blueprint of a sunroom
and a window stripped to bone. Chanticleer.
By early dawn, the swindle of a cockcrow flew apart.
So, did death stop speaking too?
All our ladders have become: ribcage, bruise
appraisal, crackers in a can, dry root—
which is to say, a basement full of words made
music in large cages and small rooms.
And so I turn to voice as sling, to call as latticework
of tongues
(gossips in a loft),
that breaks our fall through ink and mockingbird,
those nights we test our hand on spring, incur a rustle—
brush before abandon.
From Fully Into Ashes, Wings Press, 2011;
first published in ARTS
Themes of Her Work
Having written mostly in free verse (although the use of formal stanzas and their cadence give my poems visual and oral shape), I recently discovered a 15th-16th century form, the dizain, which captivated me with its conciseness and prescribed constraints.
Against the chaos and disjointedness of the prevailing "outrage culture", I am drawn to the dizain's whispering power. I am exploring it further, hoping to recast it with contemporary voice. The themes of the poems vary, but their center remains the same: God, as infinite mind and heart; our minds and hearts growing only, and fully, by abiding in his.
A word disperses what a breath has caught,
as crimson bird fraying the autumn mist,
or ruffle in a cloth, a thread, once knot,
now a quiver. Tell us, the crowds insist;
for telling means that languages exist
past brokenness—until they taste the salt
of being healed. Far closer now, the fault
that split the girl's lips from her Hebrew tongue.
Talitha koum! Her breath, turned somersault,
pinwheels the distance between gasp and song.
Published in Presence, 2019
Poetry and the Sacred
I think everything we do derives from our having been fed, which is why it is fitting that we say grace, not only before meals, but before anything else we do. Before writing.
Writing is a willful act which takes us closer to or (God forbid) farther from God. There is no staying in place. Not because we do the "approaching"—it is always God's call—but because only in his presence can we respond to God's initiative. So, whenever I write, I try to place myself in the presence of God, praying that the words will neither go astray nor lead me astray. There is no guarantee that the poem will be a good poem (so many poems falter in the race!), only that the moment will be spent prayerfully, will be holy. There is still the hard work, the not-knowing whether a particular poem is worth anything at all, the need to live simultaneously with faith and doubt.
For me, writing poetry necessitates an emptying of the self, so that the poem is no longer about me. The resulting emptiness would be untenable if it were not filled with the sacred, ultimately (God-willing, in God's mercy) with God.
…from Latin emergere, "bring forth, bring to light"
At times this brings a stork, past rains, abandoning
a tower; at times a bubble dying
in a pond. I hear the word emerge and see a fern
or a feather; the first one wild and wispy,
to cure a wound, the role of ancient grasses; the other,
trail of a bird, slim fan or lady's purse—
the kind fairy tales gather.
Does not your heart, weary from things apparent,
ask what each storyline will tell,
which words carry their roots with candor?
Secrets would hunker down, safe in their winter castles,
were it not—
for the prophetic stem, weighty with beans
that rides its pole for air, for what we sense of seeds,
soft inches down, fussing our veins awake,
for every bone that pulls the body alert, to learn
its fragile face. But what about our hands,
the ones we excuse from light, deep in our pockets?
With chambers dark, I think, the dark is change, is key.
From The Consequence of Moonlight (Paraclete Press, 2018);
first published in The William and Mary Review
About Sofia M. Starnes
Sofia M. Starnes, Virginia Poet Laureate (2012-2014), is the author of six poetry collections, most recently The Consequence of Moonlight (Paraclete Press, 2018). She is also the recipient of a Poetry Fellowship from the Virginia Commission for the Arts, among numerous other commendations, including five Pushcart Prize nominations. In 2013, she received an honorary Doctorate in Letters from Union College, Kentucky.
From 2007 to 2019, Sofia served as Poetry Editor and Poetry Book Review Editor for The Anglican Theological Review. Currently, in addition to working on her poetry she is a manuscript editor and mentor for writers of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. She is also a freelance literary translator, particularly of art essays, memoirs, and historical texts, most recently for Galería Cayón (Madrid, Spain), the Ayala Foundation (Manila, Philippines), and Iberdrola (Bilbao, Spain).
For more information, please visit SofiaMStarnes.com.
Love and the Afterlife available exclusively by contacting the poet at smstarnes@cox.net
Dreaming of Stones
Christine Valters Paintner's new collection of poems Dreaming of Stones has just been published by Paraclete Press.
The poems in Dreaming of Stones are about what endures: hope and desire, changing seasons, wild places, love, and the wisdom of mystics. Inspired by the poet's time living in Ireland these readings invite you into deeper ways of seeing the world. They have an incantational quality. Drawing on her commitment as a Benedictine oblate, the poems arise out of a practice of sitting in silence and lectio divina, in which life becomes the holy text.
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Q: How to build Model Class dynamically with JSON file in angular 5 by reading json file, storing all names in one array and types in one array in a typescript class but how to build model class dynamically
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                                "label": "Name",
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        middlename: string;
        age: number;
        mobile: number;
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Del Negro: Clippers banged up, but ready to play
Paul Garcia
It's loud outside of the AT&T Center and music is blasting for what seems like a huge party. That music,
however, is for the San Antonio Spurs' fans as the Spurs finally have a game to host after eight days off. The Spurs will be hosting the "Lob City" Los Angeles Clippers, only "Lob City" is more like "we're banged up city" today.
"We're banged up," said Clipper head coach Vinny Del Negro, a former Spur, "but we can't worry about that right now." The Clippers sustained a multitude of injuries in their first round win against the physical Memphis Grizzlies that took seven games to decide. Blake Griffin is having knee issues, Caron Butler has a broken hand, and Chris Paul also isn't 100% according to Del Negro, but all are ready to battle against San Antonio.
"They're going to come out with a lot of energy," said Del Negro of the Spurs, "we've got to match them." What's so difficult about the Spurs according to Del Negro is that they score the ball at a high rate, and they spread their opponents out. "We've got to get out on our closeouts," said Del Negro of stopping the Spurs' three point shooting.
Asked if the Spurs have the coaching edge in this series, Del Negro quickly said, "absolutely," but he also credits his former coach Gregg Popovich for helping him excel into the coach he's become today. "He's helped me tremendously," said Del Negro of Pop.
From Del Negro's perspective, upsetting San Antonio would be a huge accomplishment, but not a miracle.
For the Spurs and coach Pop, their main agenda will be trying to stop Paul. "Obviously he has skills," said Pop of Paul, "he has an uncanny bio-mechanic about him. You add in the intangibles," continued Pop, "(and) he's out there to kick your butt."
Pregame Tidbits
"We talked about it everyday," said Pop of the Spurs initially not knowing if they'd play the Grizzlies or the Clippers in the second round.
"I think it's fantastic," said Pop of rookie Kawhi Leonard being selected for the U.S.'s Select Squad.
In the Clippers locker room, Nick Young, Reggie Evans, and a few other players were loose and relaxed. In the Spurs' locker room, Gary Neal and Kawhi Leonard were focused in and watching game tape with their usual, quiet, focused attitude.
In pregame shoot around, Clippers center DeAndre Jordan was working on his post moves. Reggie Evans was working on his inside jumper inside of 10-feet. Danny Green was working on his catch-and-pump fake drill, while Duncan, Parker, and Neal were all working on their jump shots.
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When it comes to concealed carry, LC9 is a solid choice among all handguns. It is a petite pistol, measuring 6 inches in length and 4.5 inches in height.
It is therefore very easy to carry, even for those who need to carry their pistols all day every day. Even so, it can be a challenge to carry it discreetly if you do not have a good IWB holster. This has to be a holster that meets your needs particularly for comfort, reliability and concealability.
This comes with both right and left handed options. It is a new model in the market and comes with amazing features for the modern day user. To start with, it is extremely light in weight, made from ultra thin materials. This is what makes it easy to carry when you are on the go, even for long hours. The nylon materials used in its construction are rugged, durable, with precision stitching, which ensures that your holster serves you for a long time. It comes with a very strong steel belt that is able to keep your pistol in place as you go about your day. On the inside, the holster has a moisture barrier that is meant to protect your gun from moisture damage.
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It comes with many carry options to suit different users. You can carry it on your back, cross draw or even on the strong side.
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The holster is able to keep you gun securely in place no matter what you are doing.
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2. Retention: holsters with good retention are usually the best to go for. Such holsters can protect your weapon from falling out. They can also hinder your attacker from grabbing it. There are many types of retentions. You just pick out one that you like the most.
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Q: What is the most efficient way to pack cylinders in a sphere? Hi, there! I have a weird problem
I was studying solid state physics, the part that was talking about packing atoms in various methods, as well as its efficiency, FCC,BCC,..etc. I read then about sphere stacking and stacking them in a bigger sphere. After all that reading, I am now wondering, how would you stack cylinders in a sphere efficiently.
Given a sphere with radius $R$, and identical cylinders with height $h$ and radius $r$. What is the maximum number of cylinders that could be stacked inside the sphere.
Thanks for reading!


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Cathay Pacific Reports Increase in Passenger and Cargo Numbers
Cathay Pacific carried 135,353 passengers in August 2021, an increase of 278.4% compared to August 2020, but a 95.3% decrease compared to the pre-pandemic level in August 2019.
The month's revenue passenger kilometres (RPKs) rose 294.1% year-on-year, but were down 92.4% versus August 2019. The passenger load factor increased by 26.5 percentage points to 46.4%, while capacity, measured in available seat kilometres (ASKs), increased by 68.9%, but was down 86.9% on August 2019 levels.
In the first eight months of 2021, the number of passengers carried dropped by 92.2% against a 76.2% decrease in capacity and an 89.7% decrease in RPKs, as compared to the same period for 2020.
Ronald Lam, Chief Customer and Commercial Officer, said, "While the COVID19 situation continues to present us with considerable challenges, we did see some improvement in the performance of our passenger business in August. Overall, passenger capacity increased 81% compared with July, although we still only operated about 13% of our August 2019 pre-pandemic levels. Load factor reached 46.4% – the highest it's been since March 2020.
"August's passenger performance was driven primarily by student traffic, in particular from the Chinese Mainland to the US. We cautiously increased capacity on these services, with our Shanghai flights notably increasing to three times per day from mid-August, while our New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles flights also saw capacity increases. We also resumed flights to Chicago and Boston, which generated strong demand.
"Meanwhile, demand for student travel from Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland to the UK also gradually picked up from mid-August. This included not only our London flights, but our newly resumed Manchester services. Other newly resumed services in August included Paris, Phuket and Qingdao.
"From early August, we were able to resume flights from the UK to Hong Kong, although the inbound demand was relatively weak. In general, inbound traffic slowed down after 20 August when the Hong Kong SAR Government tightened quarantine requirements for travellers arriving in Hong Kong from 16 overseas places."
Cathay Pacific Cargo
The airline carried 124,278 tonnes of cargo and mail last month, an increase of 21.7% compared to August 2020, but a 23% decrease compared with the same period in 2019.
The month's revenue freight tonne kilometres (RFTKs) rose 20.7% year-on-year, but were down 15.4% compared to August 2019.
The cargo and mail load factor increased by 2.3 percentage points to 77.7%, while capacity, measured in available freight tonne kilometres (AFTKs), was up by 17.2% year-on-year, and down 33.8% versus August 2019.
In the first eight months of 2021, the tonnage decreased by 8.7% against a 21.8% drop in capacity and a 10.9% decrease in RFTKs, as compared to the same period for 2020.
"While August is traditionally a quieter month for cargo due to the summer holiday period in the Northern Hemisphere, this was not the case this year and demand continued to be buoyant both from our home market, Hong Kong, and from across our network. Cargo capacity increased about 9% month-on-month, reaching approximately 66% of our August 2019 pre-pandemic levels," said Mr Lam. "Towards the end of the month our freighter schedule ramped up to peak season levels, with transpacific flights notably increasing to 39 flights per week. Two additional Boeing 777 "preighters" have also now entered into service, bringing our total to six, providing us with additional capacity for carrying cargo. At the same time, our teams have been agile in responding to the constantly changing operating environment brought on by the COVID-19 outbreaks in various parts of our network. This has particularly impacted our services to Shanghai, where authorities have increased quarantine requirements for ground staff to contain the situation."
Looking forward, Mr. Lam said, "Our August passenger performance, with capacity at about 13% of pre-pandemic levels, was an improvement over previous months. We had hoped to operate as much as 30% of pre-pandemic capacity by the fourth quarter of 2021. However, operational and passenger travel restrictions remain in place, continuing to constrain our ability to operate more flights. As such, we now only expect to maintain similar passenger capacity levels to August 2021 for the remainder of the year, whilst remaining responsive to any unexpected changes in travel restrictions. We maintain our focus on prudent cash management, targeting cash burn of less than HK$1 billion per month for the rest of 2021. For cargo, market indicators suggest a strong peak season driven by the need for inventory replenishment, against a backdrop of ongoing air capacity constraints and disruptions to supply chains due to seaport congestion. We are planning for this, whilst remaining vigilant regarding changes to the COVID19 situation that could impact operations."
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Badges for students
Badges for schools
The Carbon Footprint Calculator for Schools Is out Now!
For now the materials are available only in Finnish.
Explore the recently published school carbon footprint calculation model and a user interface demo designed for it! The calculation model and the user interface demo have been designed and built by students in the Häme University of Applied Sciences together with the experts in their school, the school communities of the pilot upper secondary schools, and the project leaders. A separate calculation model and user interface demo were made in this project and in the future they will be made into a joint application. Keep an eye out!
The goal was to design a calculator which doesn't only calculate the carbon footprint, but also makes it a shared learning experience!
Calculate the Emissions of Your School with the Calculator:
Carbon Footprint Calculator for Schools (Excel)
Final Gala Presentation
The first training for the use of the calculator was kept in April, follow the In English page for more trainings or Contact us.
The calculation model was made by students in the Häme University of Applied Sciences: Saara Kinnunen, Katarina Ponkilainen, Bahez Mohammed, OP Aaltonen, Matilda Lindholm, and Omid Rahi.
If you use, share, or change the calculation model, remember to mention the creator of the project (Climate Upper Secondary Schools project & Häme University of Applied Sciences, 2022) and provide a link to the original file on this website. CC license: CC-BY.
Carbon Footprint Calculator for Schools User Interface Demo
Carbon Footprint Calculator for Schools (User interface demo)
These user interface demos were made by students in the Häme University of Applied Sciences: Artturi Heikkinen, Kasper Vuorinen, Minnamari Kuusisto, Maija Pyhälammi, Heidi Toivola, Eemi Salo, Niko Puustinen ja Sauli Korpi. Their teacher was Johanna Salmia.
If you use, share, or change user interface demos, remember to mention the creator of the project (Climate Upper Secondary Schools project & Häme University of Applied Sciences, 2022) and provide a link to the original file on this website. CC license: CC-BY.
Quick overview of the school's climate state DOC
Quick overview of the school's climate state PDF
You may use the attached form to help evaluate your school's current climate state on a general level, or as a basis before calculating the carbon footprint of the school with the calculation model.
Map Out the Climate Attitude
The school's climate attitude query template DOC
The school's climate attitude query template PDF
With this query template you can create a questionnaire and map out your school's climate attitude, since the calculation model involves calculating the emissions only in the Food, Motion, and Infrastructure sections.
Toward a Carbon Neutral School
Investigating the current state is one part of the Road Map toward a Carbon Neutral School know-how badge family. Other parts are the Vision and Route planning, as well as the compiling Road Map badge. The goal is to create an operating model that includes the whole school by the autumn of 2022. Compilations of the current state of schools and the results of carbon footprint calculations will also be added here later.
Get inspired, adapt, and start repairing your school for carbon neutrality with the help of the whole community.


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Q: Timestamps and time zone conversions in Java and MySQL I'm developing a Java application with a MySQL database on a server located in a different time zone from mine, and I am trying to decide between using DATETIME or TIMESTAMP on my database.
After reading questions like Should I use field 'datetime' or 'timestamp'?, and the MySQL documentation, I decided TIMESTAMP was better for me as it converts values to UTC for storage, and back to the current time zone for retrieval.
Also, as user Jesper explains in this thread, java.util.Date objects are internally only a UTC timestamp (i.e. number of milliseconds since the Epoch), and when you do a toString() it is displayed according to your current time zone.
For me, that looks like a good practice: storing datetimes as UTC timestamps, and then displaying them according to the current time zone.
I was about to do it like that, but then I found this from the Java documentation for Prepared Statements and got very confused:

void setTimestamp(int parameterIndex,
                  Timestamp x,
                  Calendar cal)
                    throws SQLException
Sets the designated parameter to the given java.sql.Timestamp value,
  using the given Calendar object. The driver uses the Calendar object
  to construct an SQL TIMESTAMP value, which the driver then sends to
  the database. With a Calendar object, the driver can calculate the
  timestamp taking into account a custom timezone. If no Calendar object
  is specified, the driver uses the default timezone, which is that of
  the virtual machine running the application.

Before this, I thought timestamps were by convention always in UTC. Why on earth would anyone want a localized timestamp instead of a localized representation of it? Wouldn't that be very confusing for everyone?
How do these conversions work? If Java takes an UTC timestamp and converts it to an arbitrary time zone, how can it tell MySQL in which timezone it is?
Won't MySQL assume that this timestamp is in UTC and then retrieve an incorrect localized value?

A: Date-Time Handling Is A Mess
The first paragraph in the answer by Teo is quite insightful and correct: Date-time handling in Java is a mess.  Ditto for all other languages & development environments that I know of. Date-time work is difficult and tricky, especially error-prone and frustrating because we think it of date-time intuitively. But "intuitively" does not cut it when it comes to data types, databases, serialization, localization, adjusting across time zones, and all the other formalities that come with computer programming.
Unfortunately, the computer industry basically chose to ignore this problem of date-time work. Just as Unicode took too long to be invented given the obvious need, so too has the industry kicked the can down the road on solving the problem of date-time handling.
Do Not Rely On Count-Since-Epoch
But I must disagree with its conclusion. Working with a count-since-epoch is not the best solution. Using count-since-epoch is inherently confusing and error-prone and incompatible.

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*Humans cannot read a long number and decipher that as a date-time. So verifying data and debugging becomes complicated, to say the least.

*What "count" would you use? The milliseconds used by java.util.Date and by Joda-Time? The microseconds used by Postgres, MySQL, and other databases? The nanoseconds used by the new java.time package in Java 8?

*Which epoch would you use? The Unix epoch of the beginning of 1970 in UTC is common, but far from singular. Almost two dozen epochs have been used by various computer systems.

We create numeric data types for doing math rather than using bits. We create string classes to handle the nitty-gritty details of handling text rather than bare octets. So too we should create data-types and classes to handle date-time values.
The early Java teams (and IBM & Taligent before them) made an attempt with the java.util.Date and java.util.Calendar and related classes. Unfortunately, the attempt was inadequate. While date-time is inherently confusing, these classes have added even more confusion.
Joda-Time
As far as I know, the Joda-Time project was the first project to take on date-time in a thorough, competent, and successful manner. Even so, the creators of Joda-Time were not entirely satisfied. They went on to create the java.time package in Java 8, and extend that work with the threeten-extra project. Joda-Time and java.time share similar concepts but are distinct, each having some advantages.
Database Problems
Specifically, the java.util.Date & .Calendar classes lack date-only values without time-of-day and time zone. And they lack time-only values without date and time zone. Before Java 8, the Java team added the hacks known as the java.sql.Date and java.sql.Time classes which is a date-time value masquerading as a date-only. Both Joda-Time and java.time rectify that by offering LocalDate and LocalTime classes.
Another specific problem is that java.util.Date has a resolution of milliseconds, but databases frequently use microseconds or nanoseconds. In an ill-advised attempt to bridge this disparity, the early Java team created another hack, the java.sql.Timestamp class. While technically a java.util.Date subclass, it also tracks the fractional seconds to nanosecond resolution. So when converting in and out of this type you may losing or gaining the finer fractional seconds granularity without being conscious of that fact. So that might mean that values you expect to be equal are not.
Another source of confusion is the SQL data type, TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE. That name is a misnomer as the time zone info is not stored. Think of the name as TIMESTAMP WITH RESPECT FOR TIME ZONE as any passed time zone offset info is used in converting the date-time value to UTC.
The java.time package with its nanosecond resolution has some specific features to better communicate date-time data with a database.
I could write much more, but such information can be gleaned from searching StackOverflow for words such as joda, java.time, sql timestamp, and JDBC.
Example using Joda-Time with JDBC with Postgres. Joda-Time uses immutable objects for thread-safety. So rather than alter an instance ("mutate"), we create a fresh instance based on the values of the original.
String sql = "SELECT now();";
…
java.sql.Timestamp now = myResultSet.getTimestamp( 1 );
DateTime dateTimeUtc = new DateTime( now , DateTimeZone.UTC );
DateTime dateTimeMontréal = dateTimeUtc.withZone( DateTimeZone.forID( "America/Montreal" ) );

Focus On UTC

Before this, I thought timestamps were by convention always in UTC. Why on earth would anyone want a localized timestamp instead of a localized representation of it? Wouldn't that be very confusing for everyone?

Indeed. The SQL standard defines a TIMESTAMP WITHOUT TIME ZONE which ignores and strips away any included time zone data. I cannot imagine the usefulness of that. This Postgres expert, David E. Wheeler, says as much in recommending always using TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE. Wheeler cites one narrow technical exception (partitioning) and even then says to convert all the values to UTC yourself before saving to the database.
The best practice is to work and store data in UTC while adjusting to localized time zones for presentation to the user. There may be times when you want to remember the original date-time data in its localized time zone; if so, save that value in addition to converting to UTC.
Guidelines
The first steps to better date-time handling are avoiding java.util.Date & .Calendar, using Joda-Time and/or java.time, focusing on UTC, and learning the behavior of your specific JDBC driver and your specific database (databases vary widely in their date-time handling despite the SQL standard).
MySQL
Caveat: I don't use MySQL (I'm a Postgres kind of guy).
According to the version 8 documentation, the two types DATETIME and TIMESTAMP differ in that the first one lacks any concept of time zone or offset-from-UTC. The second one uses any indication of time zone or offset-from-UTC accompanying an input to adjust that value to UTC, then stores it, and discards the zone/offset info.
So these two types seem to be akin to the standard SQL types:

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*MySQL DATETIME ≈ SQL-standard TIMESTAMP WITHOUT TIME ZONE

*MySQL TIMESTAMP ≈ SQL-standard TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE
For MySQL DATETIME, use the Java class LocalDateTime. That class, like that data type, purposely lacks any concept of time zone or offset-from-UTC. Use this type and class for either:

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*When you mean any zone or all zones, such as "Christmas starts on first moment of December 25, 2018". That translates to different moments in different places as a new day dawns earlier in the east than in the west.

*When scheduling appointments or events far enough out in the future that politicians may change the offset of the time zone, for which politicians around the world have shown a proclivity. In this usage, you must at runtime apply a time zone to dynamically calculate, but not store, a moment for display on a calendar. That way, a 15:00 dental appointment in 8 months remains at 15:00 even if politicians redefine the clock to be minutes/hours ahead or behind.

For MySQL TIMESTAMP, use the Java class Instant, as shown above. Use this type and class for moments, specific point on the timeline.
JDBC 4.2
As of JDBC 4.2 and later, we can directly exchange java.time objects with the database. Use getObject & setObject methods.
myPreparedStatement.setObject( … , Instant.now() ) ;

Retrieval.
Instant instant = myResultSet.getObject( … , Instant.class ) ;

The JDBC 4.2 specification requires a driver to support OffsetDateTime but strangely does not require support for the more common types Instant and ZonedDateTime. But converting between types is quite easy.
OffsetDateTime odt = myResultSet.getObject( … , OffsetDateTime.class ) ;
Instant instant = odt.toInstant() ;

You can then adjust that UTC value in Instant to a specific time zone for presentation to a user.
ZoneId z = ZoneId.of( "Pacific/Auckland" ) ;
ZonedDateTime zdt = instant.atZone( z ) ;

About java.time
The java.time framework is built into Java 8 and later. These classes supplant the troublesome old legacy date-time classes such as java.util.Date, Calendar, & SimpleDateFormat.
The Joda-Time project, now in maintenance mode, advises migration to the java.time classes.
To learn more, see the Oracle Tutorial. And search Stack Overflow for many examples and explanations. Specification is JSR 310.
You may exchange java.time objects directly with your database. Use a JDBC driver compliant with JDBC 4.2 or later. No need for strings, no need for java.sql.* classes.
Where to obtain the java.time classes?

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*Java SE 8, Java SE 9, Java SE 10, and later

*Built-in.

*Part of the standard Java API with a bundled implementation.

*Java 9 adds some minor features and fixes.

*Java SE 6 and Java SE 7

*Much of the java.time functionality is back-ported to Java 6 & 7 in ThreeTen-Backport.

*Android

*Later versions of Android bundle implementations of the java.time classes.

*For earlier Android (<26), the ThreeTenABP project adapts ThreeTen-Backport (mentioned above). See How to use ThreeTenABP….

The ThreeTen-Extra project extends java.time with additional classes. This project is a proving ground for possible future additions to java.time. You may find some useful classes here such as Interval, YearWeek, YearQuarter, and more.

A: Your question is spot on a problem which i think is huge these days. Both DB (via SQL) and server side itself (via programming languages such as Java) offer a compendium of ways of dealing with date and time. I would qualify the status-quo as highly non-standardized and a bit chaotic (personal opinion :)
My answer is partial but i'll explain why.
You're correct, Java's Date (and Calendar) store time as milliseconds since the Unix Epoch (which is great). It happens not only in Java but in other programming languages as well. In my opinion the perfect time-keeping architecture emerges naturally from this: the Unix Epoch is January 1st, 1970, midnight, UTC. Therefore if you choose to store time as milliseconds since the Unix Epoch you have a lot of benefits:

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*architecture clarity: server side works with UTC, client side shows the time through its local timezone

*database simplicity: you store a number (milliseconds) rather than complex data structures like DateTimes

*programming efficiency: in most programming languages you have date/time objects capable of taking milliseconds since Epoch when constructed (which as you said, allows for automatic conversion to client-side timezone)

I find code and architecture is much simpler and more flexible when using this approach. I stopped trying to understand things like DateTime (or Timestamp) and only deal with them when i have to fix legacy code.


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Apple appealed the denial of his claim to the Russian customs, who likened the Apple Watch to the regular wrist watch
OOO "Apple Rus, the Russian division of Apple, has filed an appeal against the decision to dismiss a lawsuit in which the company requested to invalidate the decision of the Central customs control of the FCS, relating to the classification imported by the plaintiff of goods to Russia, according to the materials of the arbitration court of Moscow.
As reports RAPSI, Apple appealed against the preliminary decision of the TSTU 13 November 2015 on the classification of "smart" watches Apple Watch on the FEACN of the cu. The court on may 18 rejected the claim of the company.
At the end of the 2015 FCS has changed the classification of these devices, they were attributed not to the devices for transmission of data, the import of which the import duty is exempt, and by an ordinary wristwatch, the import of which customs rate comes to 10%.
A company representative said in court that the device must be classified in accordance with the basic components, not by function. So, the device transmits information from your iPhone to your wrist using a particular module of the wireless data exchange. Therefore this module is the main component and it is necessary to classify the goods. The clock mechanism in the device no.
The representative of the customs authority stated that the product is multi-functional and were classified by the maximal function of the product.
The court supported the position of the customs authority, specifying that the solution of TSTU adopted in accordance with the customs law and not violate the rights and legitimate interests of the applicant in sphere of economic activities. The court noted that the Respondent correctly concluded that the Apple Watch is able to perform different, independent from each other function. While it is not possible to distinguish from them main and significant role defining its purpose.
The Apple Watch is able to perform different, independent from each other functions for which, in particular, do not need to the iPhone was in range, such as: play music from your synced playlist on the Apple Watch, use the time clock, alarms, timers and stopwatch, track, training, display photos from your synced albums. In this case, as the court stated in the decision, it is well known that the Apple Watch is worn on wrist, consists of a strap/bracelet and the dial/screen, shows time and has an appropriate name. The word "watch" is translated from English as a clock. On the customs correctly classified the goods code "wrist watch powered by electricity, with or without a built-in stopwatch," reads the court decision.
The company also appealed other claims to the arbitration of Moscow and Moscow region, in which appeals against decisions of the customs authorities. So, the Moscow arbitration court on 1 June dismissed a lawsuit of LLC "Apple Rus", which the company appealed against the preliminary decision of the TSTU 13 November 2015 on the classification of the straps for smart watches Apple Watch on the FEACN of the cu.
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#ifndef StorageAreaProxy_h
#define StorageAreaProxy_h

#include "core/storage/StorageArea.h"

namespace blink {
class WebStorageArea;
class WebStorageNamespace;
}

namespace WebCore {

class ExceptionState;
class Frame;
class KURL;
class Page;
class SecurityOrigin;
class Storage;

class StorageAreaProxy : public StorageArea {
public:
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    virtual ~StorageAreaProxy();

    // The HTML5 DOM Storage API
    virtual unsigned length(ExceptionState&, Frame* sourceFrame);
    virtual String key(unsigned index, ExceptionState&, Frame* sourceFrame);
    virtual String getItem(const String& key, ExceptionState&, Frame* sourceFrame);
    virtual void setItem(const String& key, const String& value, ExceptionState&, Frame* sourceFrame);
    virtual void removeItem(const String& key, ExceptionState&, Frame* sourceFrame);
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            SecurityOrigin*, const KURL& pageURL, blink::WebStorageArea* sourceAreaInstance, bool originatedInProcess);
    static void dispatchSessionStorageEvent(
            const String& key, const String& oldValue, const String& newValue,
            SecurityOrigin*, const KURL& pageURL, const blink::WebStorageNamespace&,
            blink::WebStorageArea* sourceAreaInstance, bool originatedInProcess);

private:
    static bool isEventSource(Storage*, blink::WebStorageArea* sourceAreaInstance);

    OwnPtr<blink::WebStorageArea> m_storageArea;
    StorageType m_storageType;
    mutable bool m_canAccessStorageCachedResult;
    mutable Frame* m_canAccessStorageCachedFrame;
};

} // namespace WebCore

#endif // StorageAreaProxy_h


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Q: Не работает подзапрос в MYSQL з кондишеном IN Єсть запрос который должен получить все идентификаторы продукта на сайте по группе в 1с, таблица з группой имеет родителя и свой ид, екей категория родитель - ребенок, так вот, группу можно указать любого уровня вложенности и она у нее не ограниченная, но продукт зачастую крепится к последнему ребенку данной группы, под запрос же вытягивает id всех детей указанной группы, но вот проблема в том что по отдельности под запрос работает, и идентификаторы возвращает верные, но почему-то главный запрос не ведёт то что он возвращает, где может быть причина
SELECT `p`.`product_id` as `id`, 22 AS value
FROM `onec_product_groups_products` AS `p`
WHERE `onec_product_group_id` IN (SELECT `id` FROM
                                   (SELECT id, parent_id FROM onec_product_groups ORDER BY parent_id, id) ocpg,
                                   (SELECT @pv := '0453c8f1-6336-11e8-80cb-002590dbae45') initialisation
                                 WHERE find_in_set(parent_id, @pv) AND length(@pv := concat(@pv, ',', id)));

Ещё вижу что если я использую IDE для запросов то она возвращает данную ошибку
Illegal mix of collations (utf8mb4_unicode_ci,IMPLICIT) and (utf8mb4_general_ci,IMPLICIT) for operation 'find_in_set'

но в IDE запрос по раздельности на вытях идентификаторов категории не работает, проверял в phpmyadmin, то все хорошо. Не знаю достаточно ли информации я предоставил, если нет напишите, пожалуйста, в комменты, буду исправлять.
Update
Заметил что если не использовать IN, а связаться с группой напрямую по жёсткой связи через INNER JOIN то все работает гуд:
SELECT `p`.`product_id` as `id`, 22 AS value
 FROM `onec_product_groups_products` AS `p`
 INNER JOIN (SELECT `id` FROM
                                   (SELECT id, parent_id FROM onec_product_groups ORDER BY parent_id, id) ocpg,
                                   (SELECT @pv := '0453c8f1-6336-11e8-80cb-002590dbae45') initialisation
                                 where find_in_set(parent_id, @pv) AND length(@pv := concat(@pv, ',', id)))
 AS groups ON groups.id=p.onec_product_group_id;

По сути данное решения решает мою проблему, но я не пойму, все равно проблема с IN останется и я бы хотел знать что не так и где я нарушаю принципы

A: Должно быть вот так:
SELECT `p`.`product_id` as `id`, 22 AS value
FROM `onec_product_groups_products` AS `p`
INNER JOIN ( SELECT `id`
             FROM onec_product_groups ocpg
             CROSS JOIN (SELECT @pv := '0453c8f1-6336-11e8-80cb-002590dbae45' pv) init
             WHERE find_in_set(parent_id, @pv)
               AND length(@pv := concat(@pv, ',', id))
             ORDER BY parent_id, id ) AS groups ON groups.id=p.onec_product_group_id;

В таком случае сортировка обеспечивает правильную последовательность обработки записей именно в подзапросе groups.
Возможно, даже сортировку надо расширить до ORDER BY parent_id = pv DESC, parent_id, id - чтобы гарантировать, что запись с заданным исходным GUID будет обработана первой.


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What is Websockets and How it Works?
It is closely associated with http as it uses http for the initial connection establishment..
The client and server connect using http and then negotiate a connection upgrade to websockets, the connection then switches from http to websockets.
The client and server can now exchange full duplex binary data over the connection.
Why Use MQTT over Websockets?
MQTT Over Websockets vs MQTT.
In the case of MQTT over Websockets the websockets connection forms an outer pipe for the MQTT protocol.
The MQTT broker places the MQTT packet into a websockets packet, and sends it to the client.
The client unpacks the MQTT packet from the websockets packet and then processes it as a normal MQTT packet.
With MQTT the MQTT Packet is placed directly into the TCP/IP Packet.
Note: This section is left for reference. Windows install packages still don't have websockets.Linux package installed using apt-get currently installs mosquitto version 1.4.12 and has websockets support already complied in to it.
The default Mosquitto install packages for Windows and Linux do not include support for WebSockets.
Compile and install your own Mosquitto broker with Websocket support.
There are instructions for compiling Mosquitto with websockets here (Linux) and here (windows).
There was no makefile so I had to create the build directory and run cmake.
The ares.h file was missing, so I needed to install it as per instructions.
I kept forgetting to run commands as sudo which meant copies failed when running make.
Since mosquitto 1.5.1 websockets support has been enabled on the windows binary files.
However when you start mosquitto it appears to be listening on the websocket port but doesn't allow connections.
mosquitto v 1.5.4 does work with websockets. Here is a link for the downloads.
MQTT over Websockets usually uses port 9001 but it isn't fixed.
This creates an extra listener using websockets and port 9001.
To test websockets you will need a client that supports websockets.
When creating a new MQTT client object.
You also need to set the port to the WebSocket port. (9001).
Here is a Python demo script that you can use to publish and subscribe using websockets.
There is no real indication that the client is using websockets as opposed to standard MQTT.
To use websockets over TLS you need to configure the broker to use TLS.
See this tutorial Mosquitto SSL Configuration -MQTT TLS Security.
Notice The extra listener is using websockets and the ssl configuration applies to it. I also used port 8081.
test.mosquitto.org– uses port 8080 un-encrypted and 8081 for websockets over SSL.
iot.eclipse.org support only encrypted and uses port 443 for websockets over SSL..
broker.hivemq.com -uses port 8000 for websockets. Websockets over SSL not supported.
Q- Can You use websockets over an encrypted connection?
i did consider that (for a few seconds) the nodes are at two different locations all doing the same thing. the common point is hiveMq so what you are saying is logical. i had ruled it out because i did not realise that they were unreliable.
now however i have run into a problem which is outside my experience.
using hiveMq with 5 esp nodes connected i suddenly stopped receiving posted messages.
this can go on for a few days, then just as unexpectedly they start again, sometimes just a few before the next block, then another long wait.
it is almost as though something is filling up and then stopping.
Are you sure it isn't the broker going down?
The free providers are not very reliable. I've experienced many problems with them.
I was wondering if you can help me. I have installed Mosquitto successfully in the past but for some reason stuck on a new build. Mosquitto installs correct with both MQTT and Websocket listening on 1883 and 1884 respectively. I can connect to the ports fine, however the publish messages isn't showing up on Websocket connection. Any ideas?
If you are on windows download the files from the site and use the mosquitto.exe file from the download files as it is an older version that works.
I had someone the other week with a problem with SSL over websockets and it was because they had a new version of Mosquitto. Sorry but can't remember which version.
I,m trying to install MQTT in raspberry pi 3 and im getting the below error at the end.
may I manage on a single istance of Mosquitto server both MQTT and WebSoket protocol so connet either a ordinary MQTT client and a browser ?
is this the corret mosquitto.conf configuration ?
Please disregard the my last comment.
I found that the version of libssl I had was incompatible with the libwebsockets version we are using.
I reverted the changes I made to ssl.c. I removed libssl-dev and installed libssl1.0-dev using apt-get.
Then I did a clean build of both libwebsockets and mosquitto. Both built without error.
If you just comment out the two offending lines in /c/libwebsockets-1.4-chrome43-firefox-36/lib/ssl.c it should build ok.
The function call causing the error has been deprecated. It does nothing and can safely be removed.
pi@raspberrypi:/c/libwebsockets-1.4-chrome43-firefox-36/build $ sudo cmake -DLWS_IPV6=OFF ..
Sorry but I'm not an expert on compiling c files. I have only done it once recently and that was to get websockets working. I had to take each error message and resolve it by doing an internet search. It seems like yours failed early with git I would try and resolve that first and work your way through it.
is there any simple way of making mosquitto broker on raspberry pi run websockets?
I assume you mean without having to compile it. As far a I know there isn't a package available with websockets that you can install via the package manager. I would assume that if you got a copy of the binary it would complain about missing files. I can send you the binary for you to try.If I get a chance I will setup another Linux box and try it myself.
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Thank you for the whole information, i also develop a sytem which has multiplatform works on android, web, windows desktop. Each platform uses mqtt and works greate, for sample usage i added to my website , so you can see the efficiency of system, when you write message from this site http://oguzsoft.com/oguzchat , i will be answer from my android phone. Thanks again.
Please help me , how can i fix it..?
Sorry but I don't use Visual studio but it sound like the cmake compiler cannot find your compiler. This could simple be a path error.
then How can I run my own code on browser?
I played around with this when I was looking at web sockets. If you want I can upload a working html page that does basic connect,publish and subscribe that you can use a a start. It will probably take a few days to sort it out. Just let me know.


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Q: Tags in oneboxed messages are broken I oneboxed this message that contained tags. The result is here. But the tags in the onebox don't go to the tags on the site, they go to:
https://chat.stackexchange.com//codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/number-theory

Can tags in oneboxed messages please link to the actual tags?


Birthright wrote: Tannen moves up to the door and signals for the others to ready missile weapons. Is it possible to tell if the door is locked or not without making any noise?
From their recent inspections of the door, the two halflings are fairly sure that it is not locked (at least by conventional means - mechanical locks, bolts, etc.).
Mandross looks at the others and mutters quietly "If we don't get teh drop, we can try a bluff. The fig leaf gang are a bit swarthier than most of the locals, but we carry their symbol." Mandross pats his jacket. "If it's the other guys, we can challenge them for the password... Either way, we're reinforcements, see?"
He then tucks his cane into his belt and palms a dagger under his cloak.
"Seeing as I don't deal much with city dwellers like these," Leo says, "I'm content to defer to your expertise. Make your play and we'll deal with the outcome as best we can."
Once the others are ready, Tannen opens the door as quickly as he can, before slipping through and to whichever side gets him out of line-of-sight for the party's missile filers.
Mandross gives a thumbs up, and gets to the left of the door, out of the way of the professional shooters.
Nivek calls out from the back of the group, "So open it and lets deal with what lies behind. Time is not on our side." He stands vigilant ready to fight.
OK, the opening of the door marks the end of the current episode, which also means it's time to teleport to our new home at www.play-by-post.org.
I've updated your experience points in the Character Roster topic. You can update your character sheets, and then it's a very easy cut-and-paste job into the new forum (Joe the Rat, Iain_IF & Arezho still need to register).
I'll leave the Out-of-Character Chat and IMPORTANT! Marketstone is Moving! topics open - if you have any difficulties with the transition, you can post here. Otherwise, I'll see you on the other side .


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COLLEGE STUDENTS EARN DEGREES
These students from Hinsdale earned degrees at the conclusion of the 2019-20 school year at their respective colleges and universities.
Nicholas Becker, bachelor's in civil engineering, Marquette University
Nicholas Kallas, bachelor's in human resources, Marquette University
Meghan Meredith, bachelor's with distinction in industrial engineering, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Molly Miller, bachelor's in journalism, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Cecelia Moran, bachelors in biology and secondary education, magna cum laude, Illinois Wesleyan University
Lyndsey Notaro, bachelor in vocal performance and religion, Illinois Wesleyan University
Emily Park, bachelor's in human biology, Kettering College
Nicholas Silva, bachelor's in political science, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Melanie Sims, bachelor's of business administration in marketing, University of Wisconsin-Madison
David Yapp, bachelor's in literature, Marquette University
WELLS FARGO HIRES BRANCH MANAGER
Matt Estkowski has been named first vice president/ branch manager responsible for Wells Fargo Advisors' Hinsdale and Oak Brook branches.
Prior to being named branch manager, he served as WIM practices and business development consultant for Wells Fargo Advisors' Midwest Region for nearly five years.
"I believe collaboration and engagement drive execution," he said. "As a manager, my responsibility is to inspire team members to engage in new and different ways, and to foster an environment that promotes and develops partnerships across the organization.
Estkowski holds a bachelor's degree in finance from Florida State University.
Hinsdale not immune from Omicron surge
Lifelong Hinsdalean was a true friend
COVID-19 case numbers still high in town
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Benchmark results for unannounced Opteron processors posted on Advanced Micro Devices' website, coupled with steep price cuts on the Opteron line, indicate that AMD may introduce three new Opteron chips in the coming weeks.
AMD has Composite Theoretical Performance (CTP) benchmark results for the nine previously announced Opteron processors posted on its website. But results for the unannounced Opteron 146, Opteron 246, and Opteron 846 processors are also listed on.
The new processors are expected to offer just speed increases over the existing Opterons, with no major changes to the cache or architecture.
An AMD spokeswoman declined to comment on unannounced products.
On Monday, AMD cut prices for several of its processors, but the Opteron prices declined sharply. The Opteron 144 now costs $438 in quantities of 1,000 units, down from $669.
The price of the Opteron 244 also declined from $794 to $690 on Monday, but the price of the Opteron 844 remained at $2,149. Price cuts are generally an indication that a chip maker is planning to introduce a new processor.
The Opteron has been out in the market just about a full quarter since its launch in April, and performance reviews have been positive so far, said Dean McCarron, principal analyst with Mercury Research.
In the last quarter, AMD shipped roughly 8,000 to 10,000 processors, which falls in line with Mercury's expectations, McCarron said. Server customers are slower than PC users to adopt new products, because most businesses insist on a testing and validation programme before adopting any technology that will run their business applications.
Support for the Opteron should continue to grow when Microsoft releases the Opteron version of Windows Server 2003, McCarron said. A production version of the operating system is expected to be out before the end of the year.
AMD will release the desktop version of the Opteron, the Athlon64 chip, on 23 September.


The human calcium homeostasis modulator protein 1, CALHM1 (Dreses-Werringloer et al. 2008). The P86L polymorphism increases Abeta levels and may influence Alzheimer's disease risk by interfering with CALHM1-mediated Ca2+ permeability (Dreses-Werringloer et al. 2008). The characteristics of this channel have been reviewed studied (Ma et al. 2012) and reviewed (Ma et al. 2015). Post-translational palmitoylation controls the voltage-gating and lipid raft association (Taruno et al. 2017). CALHM1 plays a role, complementary to PANX1 (TC#1.A.25.2.1), in ATP release and downstream ciliary beat frequency modulation following a mechanical stimulus in airway epithelial cells (Workman et al. 2017). CALHM1 required for sensory perception of sweet, bitter and umami tastes. It is present in type II taste bud cells, where it plays a central role in taste perception by inducing ATP release from the cell with ATP acting as a neurotransmitter to activate afferent neural gustatory pathways. It acts both as a voltage-gated and calcium-activated ion channel mediating neuronal excitability in response to changes in extracellular Ca2+ concentration. It has poor ion selectivity and forms a wide pore (around 14 Å) that mediates permeation of Ca2+, Na+ and K+, as well as monovalent anions. It acts as an activator of the ERK1 and ERK2 cascade and triggers endoplasmic reticulum stress by reducing the calcium content of the ER (Gallego-Sandín et al. 2011). It may indirectly control amyloid precursor protein (APP) proteolysis and aggregated amyloid-beta (Abeta) peptides levels in a Ca2+ dependent manner (Dreses-Werringloer et al. 2008). The ATP comes from unusually large mitochondria that are adjacent to clusters of CALHM1 channels in the plasma membrane (Romanov et al. 2018). Thus, neurotransmission does not rely on vesicle formation.