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Programming language design, semantics, algorithms, and implementation with an emphasis on convenient use of parallelism using multicores and GPUs.
Programming Language Research Group
Programming Language Research Group
Programming language design, semantics, algorithms, and implementation with an emphasis on convenient use of parallelism using multicores and GPUs.
Project Overview
Programming language design, semantics, algorithms, and implementation with an emphasis on convenient use of parallelism using multicores and GPUs.
Among our current projects are:
- Machine learning algorithms suitable for fast implementation on GPUs (in collaboration with the Oracle Labs IRML group).
- Consulting with the Java product group on development of Java and the JVM, including compilation of collection operations and stream expressions for parallel target machines and/or GPUs, as well as explorations of value types and their interaction with generic types.
- Fast parallel algorithms for pseudorandom number generators (this produced the SplittableRandom class for Java JDK8).
Principal Investigator
Software Architect
Guy Steele is a Software Architect for Oracle Labs and Principal Investigator of the Programming Language Research Group. His research interests include programming language design and implementation, algorithms, compiler design, distributed systems, functional programming, object-oriented programming, automatic storage management (including garbage collection), floating-point arithmetic, interval arithmetic, hardware/software codesign, parallel algorithms, parallel computer architectures, machine learning, and pseudorandom number generation.
He received his A.B. in applied mathematics from Harvard College (1975), and his S.M. and Ph.D. in computer science and artificial intelligence from MIT (1977 and 1980). Prior to becoming a member of Oracle Labs, he was an assistant professor of computer science at Carnegie-Mellon University; a member of technical staff at Tartan Laboratories in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; a senior scientist at Thinking Machines Corporation in Cambridge, Massachusetts; and a Distinguished Engineer and then a Sun Fellow at Sun Microsystems Laboratories.
He is author or co-author of five books: Common Lisp: The Language (Digital Press, first ed. 1984, second ed. 1990); C: A Reference Manual (Prentice-Hall, first ed. 1984, fifth ed. 2002); The Hacker's Dictionary (Harper&Row, 1983), which has been revised as The New Hacker's Dictionary, edited by Eric Raymond with introduction and illustrations by Guy Steele (MIT Press, first ed. 1992, third ed. 1996); The High Performance Fortran Handbook (MIT Press, 1994); and The Java Language Specification (Addison-Wesley, first ed. 1996, second ed. 2000, third ed. 2005; Java SE 7 ed. 2013; Java SE 8 ed. 2014). All are still in print. He has been praised for an especially clear and thorough writing style in explaining the details of programming languages.
He has published more than two dozen papers on the subject of the Lisp language and Lisp implementation, including a series with Gerald Jay Sussman that defined the Scheme dialect of Lisp. One of these, "Multiprocessing Compactifying Garbage Collection," won first place in the ACM 1975 George E. Forsythe Student Paper Competition. Other papers published in CACM are "Design of a LISP-Based Microprocessor" with Gerald Jay Sussman (November 1980) and "Data Parallel Algorithms" with W. Daniel Hillis (December 1986); the latter has been cited over 1100 times. He has also published papers on many other subjects, including compilers, parallel processing, constraint languages, and pseudorandom number generation. One song he composed has been published in CACM ("The Telnet Song", April 1984).
He has been given the ACM Grace Murray Hopper Award (1988), the ACM SIGPLAN Programming Languages Achievement Award (1996), the Dr. Dobb's Journal Excellence in Programming Award (2005), and the Harry H. Goode Memorial Award (2007). He led the team that received a 1990 Gordon Bell Prize honorable mention for achieving the fastest speed to that date for a production application: 14.182 Gigaflops. He is a AAAI Fellow (1990), ACM Fellow (1994), Member of the National Academy of Engineering of the United States of America (2001). Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2002), and IEEE Fellow (2011).
He has served on accredited standards committees X3J11 (C language) and X3J3 (Fortran), and served as chairman of X3J13 (Common Lisp). He was also a member of the IEEE committee that produced the IEEE Standard for the Scheme Programming Language, IEEE Std 1178-1990. He was a representative to the High Performance Fortran Forum, which produced the High Performance Fortran specification in May, 1993. At Thinking Machines Corporation he co-developed the languages Connection Machine Lisp, C*, and Connection Machine Fortran. At Sun Microsystems (and now at Oracle) he has advised the evolution of the Java programming language; he also led the design of Fortress, an object-oriented mathematical language intended to support high-performance computing. He designed the original EMACS command set and was the first person to port TeX.
He has served on Ph.D. thesis committees for twelve students. He has served as program chair for the 1984 ACM Lisp Conference and for the 15th ACM POPL conference (1988) and 23rd ACM POPL conference (1996); he has also served on program committees for more than 30 other conferences. He served a five-year term on the ACM Turing Award committee, chairing it in 1990. He served a five-year term on the ACM Grace Murray Hopper Award committee, chairing it in 1992.
He has had chess problems published in Chess Life and Review and is a Life Member of the United States Chess Federation. His sonnets and other formal verse have appeared in The Lyric, Iambs and Trochees, and Möbius: The Poetry Magazine. He has sung in the bass section of the MIT Choral Society (John Oliver, conductor) and the Masterworks Chorale (Allen Lannom, conductor) as well as in choruses with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra at Great Woods (Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor) and with the Boston Concert Opera (David Stockton, conductor). He has played the role of Lun Tha in "The King and I" and the title role in "Li'l Abner". He is a member of Tech Squares, the Plus-level Modern Western Square Dance club at MIT, and a square-dance caller (currently Mainstream through C3A). At ACM SPLASH 2011 he gave a presentation and demonstration on the structure of square-dance singing calls.
At Oracle Labs he is responsible for research in language design and implementation strategies, and architectural and software support for programming languages.


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Dean Karnazes saved my bacon once, and he had no idea at the time. In my first trail marathon (Golden Gate Trail Marathon), I started out strong and found myself with the front two guys at mile six. Worried that my newbie pacing would leave me crawling, I asked the runner next to me for advice on taking in calories, which he happily shared. Then he started telling me about how it differs when you run 100, 150, 200+ miles, or say, in the South Pole or across the deserts of Death Valley. Needless to say, I thanked him for his advice, slowed considerably, and faded back from this crazy man.
At the finish line (where Dean, his wife Julie, and daughter Alexandria cheered for every finisher like they were family), I asked around and realized I had been running with one of the wildest ultra running bad asses on the scene. He was in the midst of completing a book, "Ultramarathon Man: Confessions of an All-Night Runner," sharing some of his madcap adventures (like running 146 miles across Death Valley in July, to the top of Mt Whitney), his insights gleaned from years of traveling and competing across the globe, and what it's like to push the limits of human endurance. He'll be embarking on a ten-city book tour beginning March 17th—the day his book is released—beginning with an appearance on Late Night with David Letterman. However, if you want a glimpse of him earlier you can pick up the February issue of Runner's World and find Dean on the cover, along with a feature story inside. He was gracious enough to let me ask him a few questions for us trail runners.
1) Even among ultra runners, you are an extreme athlete. This year you managed to win the Badwater Ultramarathon, considered the "World's Toughest Footrace," (135 miles across Death Valley and up the side of Mt. Whitney) less than two weeks after finishing top-ten at the Western States Endurance, and then went on to complete the 262-mile Saturn Relay all by yourself. Dare I ask what's next?
DK: A nursing home (laughs). Actually, I've got a pretty full season ahead. I'm hoping to earn my 1,000 Mile Silver Buckle at Western States (10 sub-24 hour finishes), and I'll probably return to Badwater to defend my title. I've also been experimenting with this contraption called a Hydro Bronc that allows me to run on water. It was designed for ice rescues on frozen lakes, but I've been running in the ocean on it. I'm hoping to run from Catalina Island to Newport Beach, which is 26.2 miles—a marathon—on water. That would be a first. And I might be the only person ever to have caught a wave by running, as I've taken the thing out in the surf a few times. It's pretty wild running through a pack of guys surfing.
2) Do you think there is any limit to how far a human could run in one shot?
DK: I think the biggest barriers are psychological, not physical. The human body is an amazing machine; if we can just get beyond our perceived limitations, I think we can achieve more than we ever thought possible.The farthest I've gone in a single push is 262 miles. That was three nights without sleep, which got pretty psycho. The course I followed (Bodega Bay to Calistoga to Santa Cruz) was pretty hilly, and it rained for twenty of the hours I was running, which was a drag. On an easier course with better weather conditions, I think 300 miles nonstop is doable.
3) I wrote about the "runner's high" last month, and am curious to your personal experience. How would you describe the "runner's high" most of us feel at the end of a marathon, vs what you experience at mile 50, 100, 150, or 200?
DK: It's more of a complete body high after these long distances. The first few days afterward you feel like you're in a comma—kinda like the worst hangover you've ever had, combined with being in a train wreck. When the "runner's high" finally kicks in, it's like you're floating on air. Sometimes the euphoric feeling can last for weeks. It's almost like a drug I guess, only it's self-induced.
4) What are you thinking about when you run? Is that where the book came from?
DK: The idea of the book came from a slideshow I gave, but much of the actual writing of the book was done while running. Let me explain: I'm asked to speak on running quite often, and at the conclusion of my presentations one of the most frequent comments I got was, "That's an amazing story, you ought to write a book." So finally I did. I'd just go running with a digital record and dictate into it as I ran. And that's how much of the book got written.It's almost a fairy tale story, because the first publishing house we sent the manuscript to - Penguin Books - called us the next day with an offer. That's pretty rare for a first-time author.
5) What could a reader expect from your book? Is it for trail runners, endurance athletes, or could anyone give it a read?
DK: Pretty much anyone could give it a read. It's about running, sure, but there are broader themes about life and the many life-lessons learned along the way. The book has gotten really good reviews, in some pretty big press, by both runners and non-runners alike. For me personally, it's been a remarkable journey. The book has been given pre-release praise in Publisher's Weekly and The San Francisco Chronicle, and I've appeared in GQ, Outside Magazine, Runner's World, Trail Runner, and been on NPR. Upcoming, the book will appear in Esquire, Men's Journal, and National Geographic Adventure, and the New York Times, and I'm being interviewed for feature stories in FHM, Sports Illustrated, and Time Magazine. A 60 Minutes interview of me is airing in March, and I'll be on Letterman to launch the book (I guess he's a big time runner). In my wildest dreams, I never thought running would take me where I'm going.
Sounds exciting! I'd love to ask a few training questions if you don't mind.
DK: Sure.
1) In training, how many miles per week do your longest weeks go? Do you speed train, or is it all long runs?
DK: I don't speed train per se, but I do run the hills hard. My longest weeks can be up to 120 miles, but usually they're around 70 or 80. I'd like to log more miles, and I'd like to do more speed training, but I'm basically a working stiff with a regular job and a family. So there just isn't the time. Maybe if my book does well, I can spend more time training, which I'm sure would benefit my racing.
2) Given the photos of your quads gracing the covers of GQ, Trail Runner, and Runner's World, I imagine you also do some weight training. Do you cross-train in other sports as well?
DK: (Laughs) I would say "disgracing" the covers more than gracing them. To answer your question, the gym is my outlet of last resort. I get bored silly indoors, and much prefer going mountain-biking, windsurfing, snowboarding, climbing, or surfing.
3) When you run beyond 100 miles, what is your caloric "steady state", ie, what is your average calorie burn per hour? And how many calories do you take in? What do you think is the most calories you have burned in one event?
DK: On these long runs, I'm what I call an "opportunistic eater," meaning that I eat anything I can get my hand on that has lots of calories. Usually my diet is very strict: I don't eat any refined sugar, I consume only good fats (i.e., mostly mono and poly unsaturated fats and omega-3's, and eat no trans fat or hydrogenated oils), and avoid refined foods. However, on these long runs, I find it impossible to consume enough calories eating wholesome foods, there's just too much fiber and bulk that fills me up without providing the necessary calories. So, on these longs runs I resort to highly refined foods and calorie dense items, like pizza and pie. During one 200-mile run we kept a food log, and I consumed 28,000 calories in 46 hours and 17 minutes of running. And I still lost five pounds!
4) What is your source of fuel (drinks, gels, etc.)? Do you ever mix in solid foods? Are there different nutrition issues that you have to take into account when running beyond 100 miles?
DK: Running beyond 100 miles requires a balance of science and art. Much of what I've learned has been through trial-and-error. For instance, in running across Death Valley this past summer, I consumed eight gallons of Pedialyte (an electrolyte replacement beverage designed for children with diarrhea and vomiting). I find that Pedialyte sits really well in my stomach. And I almost always eat solid food on runs over 100 miles. That seems to be threshold for me, less than a hundred and I can pretty much get away with liquid only if need be.
5) I imagine you have a pretty strong support crew. Who comes along most of the time? Do any of them get out and pace with you?
DK: I have the best support crew in the world - my family. (Laughs) They're the only ones who feel sorry enough to join me on these multi-day runs. And it's great having them! They all run with me for stretches, even my kids (Alexandria 10, Nicholas 7). The only one who doesn't run with me is my wife. She only runs if someone's chasing her (more laughs). She does lots of cheering, though, and sympathy eating.
6) Any advice for someone targeting their first 50-miler? 100-miler? 150-miler?!?
DK: Train like a mother. Your will to train has got to be as strong as your will to win. You simply cannot "fake" your way through these longer distances. You have to pay your dues by training like crazy.
7) Lastly, where do you see the future of ultrasport going?
DK: Judging from the interest in my book, there seems to be somewhat of a fascination with ultra endurance sports at the moment. A common response I get when someone learns that I've run a hundred miles in a clip is: "WOW…I didn't even know that was humanly possible." Guess I shouldn't tell them I've run 262 miles in a clip (chuckles). I think the awareness of ultrasport in the general will increase dramatically in the short term. People find it so intriguing, word is spreading fast. I don't think this awareness will necessarily translate into high numbers of people wanting to run farther than 100 miles, but I certainly think more people will want to try their hand at going beyond a marathon. It's a step into the unknown—running beyond a marathon—and it's very exciting and mysterious to try it. There's a certain primal appeal, it gets in your blood.
Thank you for the interview, Dean, and best of luck on the book tour. If you miss Dean on tour, you can purchase his book, Ultramarathon Man: Confessions of an All-Night Runner, at Amazon.com or other fine booksellers beginning March 17th 2005. You can also visit his site at http://www.ultramarathonman.com. For those of you wanting to ask questions, feel free to leave a comment and perhaps Dean will respond.
You can also check out the other two interviews we have done where he discusses what it took to run 350 miles, and his goal of running 500 miles.


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curs_terminfo(3CURSES) Curses Library Functions curs_terminfo(3CURSES) NAME
curs_terminfo, setupterm, setterm, set_curterm, del_curterm, restartterm, tparm, tputs, putp, vidputs, vidattr, mvcur, tigetflag, tigetnum, tigetstr - curses interfaces to terminfo database SYNOPSIS
cc [ flag ... ] file ... -lcurses [ library ... ] #include <curses.h> #include <term.h> int setupterm(char *term, int fildes, int *errret); int setterm(char *term); int set_curterm(TERMINAL *nterm); int del_curterm(TERMINAL *oterm); int restartterm(char *term, int fildes, int *errret); char *tparm(char *str, long int p1, long int p2, long int p3, long int p4, long int p5, long int p6, long int p7, long int p8, long int p9); int tputs(char *str, int affcnt, int (*putc)(char)); int putp(char *str); int vidputs(chtype attrs, int (*putc)(char)); int vidattr(chtype attrs); int mvcur(int oldrow, int oldcol, int newrow, int newcol); int tigetflag(char *capname); int tigetnum(char *capname); char *tigetstr(char *capname); DESCRIPTION
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If tenure is to be meaningful, then scholars must also be activists. This activism can take many forms: speaking out about unjust policies at one's home institution as well as elsewhere; protecting those who likewise speak out and do not have the same employment security (adjuncts, the untenured, staff); demonstrating; writing; listening; communalizing; deploying social media to bring attention to what might otherwise remain hidden; making appointments with those in authority and attempting to persuade; cultivating the expressiveness of those younger in the field; creating spaces of engaged conversation not limned by fear of retribution; making openings where both desired change and unexpected possibility burgeon; bringing controversial topics into the classroom; forming alliances; being straightforward about what one believes. Activism is supposed to be a fraught topic, but for me activism is a kind of honesty, and honesty is the easiest thing in the world. Honesty's repercussions aren't always pretty, I know, but better to be honest than to hide one's ethics because of imagined repudiations. Activism isn't us against the world; activism is finding what is already good and intensifying it to the point at which its promise overwhelms darker things.
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When the MAA decided to hold its annual meeting in Arizona despite the protests of many of its members, I canceled my membership. How could I belong to a professional organization that diverged so greatly from my values? You may remember that we at ITM crowdsourced the composition of a letter urging that the meeting not be held in the state; go here for the letter and its 170 signatures. On the one hand, the MAA decision was a complicated one, balancing potential activism, financial responsibilities, and the legal repercussions for the executive council (who had no indemnity insurance). On the other, racism is racism, intolerance is intolerance, and there you have it. I recently renewed my MAA membership, though. The MAA has two new co-directors, and I believe that they are working diligently to change the structure of the institution to make its operations more transparent and democratic. I also believe that burning a bridge is a lazy mode: it's harder to work for institutional change, and walking away frees you from that labor. That isn't a good choice. So I am giving my support back on the condition that things really do change at the Academy. From what I saw at Kalamazoo, there are reasons to be hopeful.
Because the topic of activism is at the heart of In the Middle's mission, I invited the session participants to post their remarks here. Not all of them were able to. I also invited some audience members who had been part of the vigorous discussion as well as other scholars who have thoughts on the subject but could not attend. I thank them for sending me their posts, and I invite you to add your own comments below.
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The Society for Medieval Feminist Scholarship sponsored a panel discussion on Activism and the Academy at this year's Kalamazoo conference. The idea originally came out of the controversy surrounding the Medieval Academy of America's decision to hold its 2011 meeting in Arizona. Although our membership was not in agreement, a strong majority felt that we, as an organization, should not sponsor sessions at the meeting. At the same time, we believed that the issues raised by Arizona needed a forum for further discussion.
The goal of the Activism and the Academy session was not to attack the MAA—far from it. We are heartened by the changes in the organization that are responding to the concerns of the membership. Rather, we wanted to engage in the question of activism productively, to learn from what was indeed a very difficult time, and find ways to move forward in the discussion. Our wish was to focus on the larger questions of the role of the intellectual in society, the appropriateness of an organization to be politically (re)active, and the idea that was so central to second-wave feminism, that the personal is political.
The conversation at Kalamazoo resulted in a lively discussion among panelists Eileen Gardiner, Dorothy Kim, Asa Mittman, and Sara Ritchey and the audience, which both clarified and broadened these issues and introduced new ones. It needs to continue beyond a single session at a single conference, and I hope this forum will suggest ways we might do so.
Eileen Gardiner, Co-Director, MAA
But beyond the political discussions occurring over the various laws, banned books, banned curriculums, exiled programs happening in Arizona, the most wrenching effect of the Medieval Academy of America's decision was that it made the annual Medieval Academy of America meetings into an uncomfortable and inaccessible space for medievalists today who have a non-standard American accent and/or skin that is brown, black, yellow, or something in-between. Though our field is international and has scholars from around the world, medieval studies is not an ethnically-diverse field. But that profile is changing with the prominence of multiple senior scholars in the field (Sharon Kinoshita, Bill Jordan, Geraldine Heng to name a few); newer scholars who have joined the tenure-track ranks; and up-and-coming graduate students in programs across the country.
Beyond Arizona, my question to the MAA is what will it do now to encourage faculty and student diversity within its membership? How will it make minority members feel welcomed, safe, and equal in its organization? These questions not only speak to the MAA's current situation, but also to its history and legacy. I would like to speak about the MAA's legacy specifically in the example of the first Pierpont Morgan Library director, Belle da Costa Greene. Belle Greene was the child of Richard Greener and Genevieve Ida Fleet Greener. Both her parents were mixed-race; her birth certificate identifies her as colored. Her father was the first African-American man to graduate from Harvard. When her father left for a diplomatic post in Vladivostok, she and her mother changed their name to Greene and began to pass as white. She created a Portuguese grandparent to explain her complexion and exotic facial features. Her history speaks to the presence of American minorities in medieval studies, but also to the difficulties of being let into these lofty circles. While working at the Princeton University library, she met and became J. P. Morgan's personal librarian in 1905. She helped him amass one of the most important medieval manuscript and rare books collections in the country. She is quoted as having said that her goal was to make his library "pre-eminent, especially in incunabula, manuscripts, bindings, and the classics." She laid the groundwork for the research library that it is today. She became director of the Pierpont Morgan Library in 1924 and she retired in 1948. Under her 24-year directorship, she made numerous forays to Europe to buy and consult with some of the most prominent manuscript librarians in the period: including Sydney Cockerell at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge and Eric Millar at the British Museum. In Francis Wormald's review of the volume dedicated to her retirement—Studies in Art and Literature for Belle da Costa Greene, ed. Dorothy Miner (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1954)—he writes:
When Miss Belle Greene was retired from the Directorship of the Pierpont Morgan library an old friend wrote to her: 'Your long rule has been one of unexampled brilliance'; and indeed she may be compared with the two greatest librarians of the last 100 years: Leopold Delisle and the Cardinal Ehrle. For she created the Morgan Library and by her wisdom and enthusiasm made it the great institution it now is.
The problem with Arizona was that it made medievalists of color feel as if they too needed to hide their ethnic identity to be part of this academic meeting. My question to the Medieval Academy of America today is what will they do to change this dynamic?
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Almost all firms and individuals carrying out financial services activities in the UK have to be authorised or registered by us. This firm is not authorised or registered by us but has been targeting people in the UK, claiming to be an authorised firm.
This is what we call a 'clone firm'; and fraudsters usually use this tactic when contacting people out of the blue, so you should be especially wary if you have been cold called. They may use the name of the genuine firm, the 'firm reference number' (FRN) we have given the authorised firm or other details.
You can find out more about this scam tactic and how to protect yourself from clone firms.
Clone firm details
Fraudsters are using or giving out the following details as part of their tactics to scam people in the UK:
GoldingFX (Clone of AR of FCA authorised firm)
Address: Trust Company Complex, Ajeltake Road Ajeltake Island, Majuro Marshall Islands MH96960, MARSHALLS ISLAND, MH96960
Telephone: +3 44930301953
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.goldingfx.net/
Be aware that scammers may give out other false details or mix these with some correct details of the registered firm. They may change contact details over time to new email addresses, telephone numbers or physical addresses.
FCA authorised firm details
This FCA authorised firm that fraudsters are claiming to work for has no association with the 'clone firm'. It is authorised to offer, promote or sell services or products in the UK and its correct details are:
Firm Name: Golding Financial Limited
Firm Reference Number: 829451
Address: 1506 London Road Leigh-on-Sea Essex, SS9 2UR, UNITED KINGDOM
Telephone: +4 401702431130
How to protect yourself
We strongly advise you to only deal with financial firms that are authorised by us, and check the Financial Services Register to ensure they are. It has information on firms and individuals that are, or have been, regulated by us.
If a firm does not appear on the Register but claims it does, contact our Consumer Helpline on 0800 111 6768.
There are more steps you should take to avoid scams and unauthorised firms.
If you use an unauthorised firm, you won't have access to the Financial Ombudsman Service or Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) so you're unlikely to get your money back if things go wrong.
If you use an authorised firm, access to the Financial Ombudsman Service and FSCS protection will depend on the investment you are making and the service the firm is providing. If you would like further information about protection, the authorised firm should be able to help.
Report a clone firm
If you think you have been approached by an unauthorised or clone firm, or contacted about a scam, you should contact us. If you were offered, bought or sold shares, you can use our reporting form.
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Red River College Chef Joseph Alex cooks up Three Sisters Soup, a dish to be featured at the new pop-up restaurant by Indigenous students.
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Nicole walks you through one of her favourite holiday recipes, and teaches us how to make homemade egg nog.
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Tips and tricks on how to make the best Christmas inspired mocktails and cocktails.
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Halloween is one of the most fun times of the year for children and adults alike. When else do you get to dress up as anyone (or anything) you want, socialize with friends and eat lots of treats? Nevertheless, lurking behind those costumes and all that fun are some hidden dangers that you need to be aware of and many of them could affect your eyes and vision. Brush up on these preventative measures to help you and your children to stay safe and enjoy the holiday.
Masks can really make or break a costume but they can also increase danger, especially for children. Masks that block visibility or the ability to breathe can be extremely dangerous. You want to make sure that you and your children have a complete, unobstructed visual field, especially if they will be crossing streets.
Facepaint can be a great alternative to a mask, but it comes with its own set of precautions. Buy face paint that is hypoallergenic and do a spot test to make sure there is no allergic reaction anyway. Make sure to keep the paint out of the eyes and be careful during application especially with sharp, pointed brushes that can scratch the eye. If face paint or any other substances get into the eyes, immediately flush the eyes thoroughly with saline or water as chemical splashes can cause significant eye damage within minutes. This should be done before consulting your eye doctor. If irritation persists however, it should be looked at by an eye doctor.
Try to avoid costumes with sharp or pointed props such as spears, swords or guns that shoot. Warn children at play to never point an object at a person's head or eyes.
That goes for spray cans of silly-string, as well. The chemicals in these products can be very dangerous to the eyes, risking chemical conjunctivitis and serious eye irritation. The pressure at which the string is sprayed can also cause eye damage including a corneal abrasion (a scratch to the surface of the eye) if sprayed into the eye at a close range. These popular Halloween products should be avoided or, if necessary, children should be seriously cautioned not to spray anyone near the neck or face.
Speaking of sight, you want to make sure that you and your children are visible to motorists on the streets. Chose brightly colored costumes and carry a flashlight to increase visibility. Consider adding some reflective tape to the costume or props as well.
Decorative Contact Lenses
Decorative contact lenses can look great, but they can cause serious damage. That's why even non-corrective contact lenses are considered a medical device, which must be approved by the Food and Drug Administration or Health Canada, and require a prescription from an eye doctor.
Never buy fashion, decorative, cosmetic, colored or theater contact lenses (or any other name that they go by) from a beauty or costume supply store or any unauthorized vendor. You should purchase them only with a prescription from an eye doctor after an eye exam to measure your eye and assess your eye health.
Contacts obtained through an unauthorized source may not be safe to wear. They might cause a corneal abrasion, allergic reactions, infections and decreased vision which can even lead to blindness.
Plus, your optician or eye doctor will give you instructions for proper use and hygiene such as washing your hands, storing and cleaning the lenses properly and removing them as prescribed.
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Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4
Description: | Provides macros within apache httpd runtime configuration files |
Status: | Base |
Module Identifier: | macro_module |
Source File: | mod_macro.c |
Provides macros within Apache httpd runtime configuration files, to ease the process of creating numerous similar configuration blocks. When the server starts up, the macros are expanded using the provided parameters, and the result is processed as along with the rest of the configuration file.
Macros are defined using <Macro>
blocks, which contain the portion of
your configuration that needs to be repeated, complete with variables
for those parts that will need to be substituted.
For example, you might use a macro to define a <VirtualHost>
block, in order to define
multiple similar virtual hosts:
<Macro VHost $name $domain> <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName $domain ServerAlias www.$domain DocumentRoot "/var/www/vhosts/$name" ErrorLog "/var/log/httpd/$name.error_log" CustomLog "/var/log/httpd/$name.access_log" combined </VirtualHost> </Macro>
Macro names are case-insensitive, like httpd configuration directives. However, variable names are case sensitive.
You would then invoke this macro several times to create virtual hosts:
Use VHost example example.com Use VHost myhost hostname.org Use VHost apache apache.org UndefMacro VHost
At server startup time, each of these Use
invocations would be expanded into a full virtualhost, as
described by the <Macro>
The UndefMacro
directive is
used so that later macros using the same variable names don't result in
conflicting definitions.
A more elaborate version of this example may be seen below in the Examples section.
Parameter names should begin with a sigil such as $
, or @
, so that they are clearly
identifiable, and also in order to help deal with interactions with
other directives, such as the core Define
directive. Failure to do so will
result in a warning. Nevertheless, you are encouraged to have a good
knowledge of your entire server configuration in order to avoid reusing
the same variables in different scopes, which can cause confusion.
Parameters prefixed with either $
or %
not escaped. Parameters prefixes with @
are escaped in
Avoid using a parameter which contains another parameter as a prefix,
(For example, $win
and $winter
) as this may
cause confusion at expression evaluation time. In the event of such
confusion, the longest possible parameter name is used.
If you want to use a value within another string, it is useful to surround the parameter in braces, to avoid confusion:
<Macro DocRoot ${docroot}> DocumentRoot "/var/www/${docroot}/htdocs" </Macro>
A common usage of mod_macro
is for the creation of
dynamically-generated virtual hosts.
## Define a VHost Macro for repetitive configurations <Macro VHost $host $port $dir> Listen $port <VirtualHost *:$port> ServerName $host DocumentRoot "$dir" # Public document root <Directory "$dir"> Require all granted </Directory> # limit access to intranet subdir. <Directory "$dir/intranet"> Require ip 10.0.0.0/8 </Directory> </VirtualHost> </Macro> ## Use of VHost with different arguments. Use VHost www.apache.org 80 /vhosts/apache/htdocs Use VHost example.org 8080 /vhosts/example/htdocs Use VHost www.example.fr 1234 /vhosts/example.fr/htdocs
It's recommended that you undefine a macro once you've used it. This avoids confusion in a complex configuration file where there may be conflicts in variable names.
<Macro DirGroup $dir $group> <Directory "$dir"> Require group $group </Directory> </Macro> Use DirGroup /www/apache/private private Use DirGroup /www/apache/server admin UndefMacro DirGroup
Description: | Define a configuration file macro |
Syntax: |
<Macro name [par1 .. parN]>
... </Macro> |
Context: | server config, virtual host, directory |
Status: | Base |
Module: | mod_macro |
The <Macro>
directive controls the
definition of a macro within the server runtime configuration files.
The first argument is the name of the macro.
Other arguments are parameters to the macro. It is good practice to prefix
parameter names with any of '$%@
', and not macro names
with such characters.
<Macro LocalAccessPolicy> Require ip 10.2.16.0/24 </Macro> <Macro RestrictedAccessPolicy $ipnumbers> Require ip $ipnumbers </Macro>
Description: | Undefine a macro |
Syntax: | UndefMacro name |
Context: | server config, virtual host, directory |
Status: | Base |
Module: | mod_macro |
The UndefMacro
directive undefines a macro
which has been defined before hand.
UndefMacro LocalAccessPolicy UndefMacro RestrictedAccessPolicy
Description: | Use a macro |
Syntax: | Use name [value1 ... valueN]
Context: | server config, virtual host, directory |
Status: | Base |
Module: | mod_macro |
The Use
directive controls the use of a macro.
The specified macro is expanded. It must be given the same number of
arguments as in the macro definition. The provided values are
associated to their corresponding initial parameters and are substituted
before processing.
Use LocalAccessPolicy ... Use RestrictedAccessPolicy "220.127.116.11/24 18.104.22.168/24"
is equivalent, with the macros defined above, to:
Require ip 10.2.16.0/24 ... Require ip 126.96.36.199/24 184.108.40.206/24


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