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Activities by School of Mechanical Engineering
1.Industrial visit to Rittal India Pvt. Ltd..Doddaballapur, Bengaluru.
School: Mechanical Engineering
Venue: Rittal India Pvt. Ltd.
Date: 15thFebruary 2019
Description of Event:
The industrial visit for the students bridges the gap between theory and practice. Keeping this in view, an industrial visit for the students was organized to Rittal India Pvt. Ltd..Doddaballapur, Bengaluru.. The industrial visit to Rittal India Pvt. Ltd. made the students to understand the various types of Machineries used for Punch pressing, rolling, spot welding etc., in the manufacturing process instrument panel housing. The students are also exposed to the robot technology of pick and place of different componentsTesting, Packing and Dispatch of various sizes of panel housings for various applications. About 60 students of 6th Semester of Mechanical Engineering got rich exposure from this visit to Rittal India Pvt. Ltd.
About Rittal India Pvt. Ltd.Doddaballapur, Bengaluru.:
•Since its foundation in 1961, Rittal has continuously evolved into the world's leading systems provider for enclosures, power distribution, climate control, IT infrastructure and software & services.
•In 2011, Rittal was able to reflect on five very successful decades. For the past 50 years, we have been redefining the future. We manufacture and develop solutions on your behalf in the enclosure, power distribution, IT infrastructure, and software and service sectors – standardized, perfect-fit solutions for almost any industry.
•Today, "Rittal – The System." offers you a perfectly coordinated system platform. It unites innovative productions, pioneering engineering solutions and global service to accommodate the most diverse requirements. It caters to a whole host of industries, from machinery and plant engineering, to the automotive industry, through to information technology.
•A workforce of 10,000 manufactures and develops "Rittal – The System." on your behalf. Ensuring you stay on track for success. Tap into synergy potential with our sister company Eplan, the leading manufacturer of software for cross-disciplinary engineering solutions.
Outcome of the visit:
>Students got exposure in the house box manufacturing process
>Students understand the concept of safety first and Quality must
>Students got an rich exposure in the field of production process
>Students understand the concept powder coated painting process
>Overall the visit gave tremendous knowledge in the field manufacturing process of casing box manufacturing
Coordinators:
Prof. Shreyas P S
2.Student Development Programme
ABHYUDAYA 2019
School: Mechanical Engineering
Venue: Class Room no: 117 & 118
Date: 15thFebruary 2019
Description of Event:Abhyudaya 2019 (Paper Presentation in Recent Mechanical Trends)
The School of Mechanical Engineering had organized “Abhyudaya 2019 (Paper Presentation in Recent mechanical Trends)” for students on 15th February 2019 from 1:30 P.M to 4:30P.M. By this program students got wide knowledge of recent trends happening in Mechanical field.
Students participated: 49 students with 18 new topics.
The first three positions was
1:-4 D printing (Chethan Reddy 6thsem)
2:-Hyper loop (Chirag 4thsem)
3:-Hydrogen Fuel cell vehicle (Manoj Kumar P 6thsem)
Coordinators:
Prof. Naveen Krishna C
Prof. Manjunath.G
Prof. Kumaraswamy K.L


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Testing is done in the tests libraries using Expecto which is able to load in any testing framework you may need, but is strongly encouraged to keep things consistent and use Expecto tests and FsCheck for any property-based testing.
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task. Upload all of the files related to the new version to the release.
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Aunt Mary and the Burgess Boardinghouse
Last week, I found myself in Towson, Maryland, with a couple of hours to kill and a family story to pursue.
My great-aunt Mary–my grandfather’s oldest sister–was a genealogy enthusiast and, until her death, the resident expert on the Newman family. Years later, I happened across a Newman family tree she made in 1987, annotated in her distinctive handwriting with family stories. One of these stories was about Aunt Maggie Burgess.
Maggie was Jacob Newman’s sister and aunt to the Newman aunts. She married William Burgess, a Civil War veteran and railroad agent; they had five daughters and lived in southern Pennsylvania. Later, the then-widowed Maggie moved to Towson, Maryland, with her daughters, where, in the 1920s, they “kept a boardinghouse in a large, porticoed white house with ‘grounds,’” according to Aunt Mary. “At 6 or 7 or 8 or thereabouts I went with Uncle Jake and maybe Kate or Bab on occasional trips ‘for the day’ to the Burgess household/boardinghouse in Towson (when Jake was visiting from Pittsburgh for weekends).”
  Maggie’s oldest daughter Lula Heffelfinger, who moved to Towson after being widowed, accompanied at times by her daughter Mary and her granddaughter Nancy. Lula’s younger sister, Margaret, who was unmarried. And, a favorite of her Newman cousins, the youngest, Nan, a “large, cheerful woman” (Aunt Mary’s words again), who had a career as a singer and while traveling, met and married Hobart Smock, a tenor, who also ended up at the boardinghouse.
In fact, I later learned, Hobart Smock was the original owner of the house. According to photos at the Baltimore County Public Library (see note below), he purchased the house in 1908, a few years after his marriage to Nan, and called it “Carolcroft,” because of his interest in glee clubs and choirs.
For many reasons, it does not surprise me that, even as he played a critical role in the Burgess boardinghouse, Hobart Smock was only a footnote in Aunt Mary’s retelling. Up against the Newman women, even an illustrious tenor would be harmonizing in the background.
§
Sitting in my rental car in Towson, I fired up Google Maps. Census records told me that the house was located on Aigburth Road, so I set out for that address, looking for large, porticoed houses that might match Aunt Mary’s description. I wasn’t sure if this quest would bear fruit–house numbers and street names probably have changed since the early 1900s–but fortunately, I also had an old photo I had stumbled across during my research, which although a bit blurry, gave me an image of a house with a gabled roof and two large chimneys.
The GPS announced that I had arrived at my destination, just as I pulled up in front of Towson High School, and as I looked to my right, I saw, half-hidden by trees, a large house with a front porch, looking very similar to the house depicted in the photo I had found.
The railings on the front porch had been updated, and the house was both green and white, but it appeared that the Burgess boardinghouse was still standing, after more than a hundred years.
I didn’t linger at the house–just long enough to take a photo and note the location for future reference–yet this short trip has remained with me. The experience of visiting places that were important to my ancestors helps me feel connected to them, in a way that transcends memory.
Locating and visiting historic homes is a ritual that I will always associate with Aunt Mary. My father has photographs taken during his trips with her to find our ancestors’ homes in southeastern Pennsylvania, denoted with the addresses and directions. Emboldened by my high school independent study on family history, during my senior year, I assembled these directions into an itinerary, and that summer, on the way home from–of all places–touring Goucher College in Towson, Maryland, my family visited these houses and towns where our ancestors had spent their lives. Though she was not with us, Aunt Mary was our tour guide.
I have a postcard that Aunt Mary sent my brother and me in 1997. In it, she thanks us for sending her a postcard from Gettysburg, where we had just gone on vacation. At the end, she asks, “Did you also see the town where your Dad lived when he was a boy?”
It is not just the stories we tell, but the places where we live out our lives, that should be remembered, and passed on.
Note: The photos below of the Aigburth Road house come from the Baltimore County Public Library collection. They depict a dark and ornate interior, with patterned wallpaper, dark furniture, oriental rugs, and–befitting a musical household–a piano. The photos were taken by William C. Kenney, c. 1917-1919.


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from an InputStream.FileFormat.AU
and an audio format with
AudioFormat.Encoding#PCM_SIGNED
, a sample rate of 44100.0F
, a sample size
of 16
, 2
channels, a frame size of 4
, a frame rate of 44100
and little endian.


Installation¶
pip install parallely
Multi Threading¶
from parallely import threaded
import requests
@threaded(max_workers=500)
def fetch_data(url):
return requests.get(url).json()
# Use the function as usual for fine grained control, testing etc.
fetch_data("http://www.SOME-WEBSITE.com/data/cool-stuff")
# Use a thread-pool to map over a list of inputs in concurrent manner
fetch_data.map([
"http://www.SOME-WEBSITE.com/data/cool-stuff",
"http://www.SOME-WEBSITE.com/data/cool-stuff",
"http://www.SOME-WEBSITE.com/data/cool-stuff"
])
from parallely import threaded
import requests
@threaded
def fetch(min_val=100, max_val=1000, count=5):
return requests.get(f"http://www.randomnumberapi.com/api/v1.0/random?min={min_val}&max={max_val}&count={count}").json()
fetch.map(count=list(range(10)))


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The following functions are required to be implemented for all codecs that advertise the VPX_CODEC_CAP_XMA capability. Calling these functions for codecs that don't advertise this capability will result in an error code being returned, usually VPX_CODEC_INCAPABLE
Typedef Documentation
Memory Map Entry.
This structure is used to contain the properties of a memory segment. It is populated by the codec in the request phase, and by the calling application once the requested allocation has been performed. alias for struct vpx_codec_mmap
Function Documentation
Iterate over the list of segments to allocate.
Iterates over a list of the segments to allocate. The iterator storage should be initialized to NULL to start the iteration. Iteration is complete when this function returns VPX_CODEC_LIST_END. The amount of memory needed to allocate is dependant upon the size of the encoded stream. In cases where the stream is not available at allocation time, a fixed size must be requested. The codec will not be able to operate on streams larger than the size used at allocation time.
- Parameters:
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| [in] | ctx | Pointer to this instance's context. |
| [out] | mmap | Pointer to the memory map entry to populate. |
| [in,out] | iter | Iterator storage, initialized to NULL |
- Return values:
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Identify allocated segments to codec instance.
Stores a list of allocated segments in the codec. Segments MUST be passed in the order they are read from vpx_codec_get_mem_map(), but may be passed in groups of any size. Segments MUST be set only once. The allocation function MUST ensure that the vpx_codec_mmap_t::base member is non-NULL. If the segment requires cleanup handling (eg, calling free() or close()) then the vpx_codec_mmap_t::dtor member MUST be populated.
- Parameters:
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| [in] | ctx | Pointer to this instance's context. |
| [in] | mmaps | Pointer to the first memory map entry in the list. |
| [in] | num_maps | Number of entries being set at this time |
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Once upon a midnight dreary, while I slumbered, deep and bleary,
Peaceful dreams of tasteful cookies and fuzzy warming socks—
While I snored, Z’s was catching, suddenly there came a scratching,
As of someone gently slapping, slapping at a cardboard box
“'Tis some reverie,” I muttered, “of a caffeinated fox—
Just a dream, a vision in the nox”
Back into my sleep I'm falling, all my mind was stalling
Soon again I heard a scratching, somewhat louder than before.
“Surely,” said I, “surely this is a wind that passes;
Let me see what scratches, and if the peace I can restore—
Let my sleep be quickly interrupted, and the calm I will restore—
'Tis the wind and nothing more!”
As I left the bedroom door, I saw him there, on the floor…
 But as behind me the door was latching,
I could hear him reach out once more, and resume his scratching.
I could feel my mind detaching…
And the Cheeto, never sleeping, still is sitting, still is keeping
His focus on the box, which he is always scratching;
And his eyes have all the seeming of a demon’s that is dreaming,
And the cardboard keeps returning, even after all the scratching;
And my soul feels the burn, the terror of that scratching…
No more sleep will I be catching!


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From the Original Xbox to the Xbox one, I have seen games that have made a grown made cry and i have seen games that made people rage quit. Throughout my younger years I have a wealth of experience in seeing these games and wishing to make my own someday. Nothing would bring me greater joy then seeing my game advertised and seeing how many people love it and saying "That's my game" so to that end I have started this website company.
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Watch over a classifier making predictions. As each prediction (and actual) classification becomes available, send them to a logger class that incrementally calculates accuracy, recall, false alarm rate, precision, f, g etc.
For example:
a,b,c,d=list("abcd")
log = abcd("data","rx")
for want,got in [(a,b), (a,a), (a,c), (a,d), (b,a)]:
log(want, got)
log.report()
This prints
# db rx n a b c d acc pd pf prec f g class
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# data rx 4 0 3 1 1 20 25 100 50 33 0 a
# data rx 1 3 1 1 0 20 0 25 0 33 0 b
# data rx 0 4 0 1 0 20 0 20 0 33 0 c
# data rx 0 4 0 1 0 20 0 20 0 33 0 d
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# data rx 2 2 1 1 0 20 10 53 20 33 0
(The last line is the weighted sum of the column above it.)
If called from the command line, this code expects to read two words per line, for multiple lines.
E.g.
cat <<EOF | python3 abcd.py
data rx
a b
a a
a c
a d
b a
EOF
This prints out the same report as above.
Classifiers can be assessed according to the following measures:
Example has class X
+-------+-----+
| not X | X |
+-----+-------+-----+
classifier predicts not X | no | a | b |
+-----+-------+-----+
classifier predicts X | yes | c | d |
+-----+-------+-----+
accuracy = acc = (a+d)/(a+b+c+d
prob detection = pd = recall = d/(b+d)
prob false alarm = pf = c/(a+c)
precision = prec = d/(c+d)
Ideally, detectors have high PDs, low PFs, and low effort. This ideal state rarely happens:
PD and effort are linked. The more modules that trigger the detector, the higher the PD. However, effort also gets increases
High PD or low PF comes at the cost of high PF or low PD (respectively). This linkage can be seen in a standard receiver operator curve (ROC). Suppose, for example, LOC> x is used as the detector (i.e. we assume large modules have more errors). LOC > x represents a family of detectors. At x=0, EVERY module is predicted to have errors. This detector has a high PD but also a high false alarm rate. At x=0, NO module is predicted to have errors. This detector has a low false alarm rate but won't detect anything at all. At 0<x<1, a set of detectors are generated as shown below:
pd
1 | x x x KEY:
| x . "." denotes the line PD=PF
| x . "x" denotes the roc curve
| x . for a set of detectors
| x .
| x .
| x .
|x .
|x
x------------------ pf
0 1
Note that:
import sys,re
class abcd:
Initialize
def __init__(i,db="all",rx="all"):
i.db = str(db); i.rx=str(rx);
i.yes = i.no = 0
i.known = {}; i.a= {}; i.b= {}; i.c= {}; i.d={}
Incrementally update
def __call__(i,actual=None,predict=None):
i.knowns(actual)
i.knowns(predict)
if actual == predict: i.yes += 1
else : i.no += 1
for x in i.known:
if actual == x:
if predict == actual: i.d[x] += 1
else : i.b[x] += 1
else:
if predict == x : i.c[x] += 1
else : i.a[x] += 1
Ensure we know class x
. If x
is new, then we have to back date
the "a" value (true negatives).
def knowns(i,x):
if not x in i.known:
i.known[x]= i.a[x]= i.b[x]= i.c[x]=i.d[x]=0.0
i.known[x] += 1
if (i.known[x] == 1):
i.a[x] = i.yes + i.no
Pretty print header
def header(i):
print("#",
('{0:20s} {1:11s} {2:4s} {3:4s} {4:4s}'+\
'{5:4s}{6:4s} {7:3s} {8:3s} {9:3s} '+ \
'{10:3s} {11:3s}{12:3s}{13:10s}').format(
"db","rx","n","a","b","c","d","acc","pd",
"pf","prec","f","g","class"))
print('-'*100)
Computer the performance scores
def scores(i):
Convenience class. Can acces fields as x.f not x["f"].
class oo:
def __init__(i, **adds): i.__dict__.update(adds)
def p(y) : return int(100*y + 0.5)
def n(y) : return int(y)
out = {}
ass=bs=cs=ds=accs=pds=pfs=precs=fs=gs=yess= 0
for x in i.known:
pd = pf = pn = prec = g = f = acc = 0
a = i.a[x]; b= i.b[x]; c= i.c[x]; d= i.d[x]
if (b+d) : pd = d / (b+d)
if (a+c) : pf = c / (a+c)
if (a+c) : pn = (b+d) / (a+c)
if (c+d) : prec = d / (c+d)
if (1-pf+pd): g = 2*(1-pf)*pd / (1-pf+pd)
if (prec+pd): f = 2*prec*pd/(prec+pd)
if (i.yes + i.no): acc= i.yes/(i.yes+i.no)
out[x] = oo(db=i.db, rx=i.rx, yes= n(b+d),
all=n(a+b+c+d), a=n(a),
b=n(b), c=n(c), d=n(d), acc=p(acc), pd=p(pd),
pf=p(pf), prec=p(prec), f=p(f), g=p(g),x=x)
computer weighted sums
ratio = (c + d)/(i.yes + i.no)
ass += a * ratio
bs += b * ratio
cs += c * ratio
ds += d * ratio
accs += acc * ratio
pds += pd * ratio
pfs += pf * ratio
precs += prec * ratio
fs += f * ratio
gs += g * ratio
out["__all__"] = oo(
db=i.db, rx=i.rx, yes= n(yess),
all=n(ass+bs+cs+ds), a=n(ass),
b=n(bs), c=n(cs), d=n(ds), acc=p(accs), pd=p(pds),
pf=p(pfs), prec=p(precs), f=p(fs), g=p(gs),x="__all__")
return out
Write the performance scores for each class, then the weighted sum of those scores across all classes.
def report(i,brief=False):
i.header()
for x,s in sorted(i.scores().items()):
if not brief:
print("#",
('{0:20s} {1:10s} {2:4d} {3:4d} {4:4d}'+\
'{5:4d} {6:4d} {7:4d} {8:3d} {9:3d} '+ \
'{10:3d} {11:3d} {12:3d} {13:10s}').format(
s.db, s.rx, s.yes, s.a, s.b, s.c, s.d,
s.acc, s.pd, s.pf, s.prec, s.f, s.g, x))
Tool for reading in the data from standard input.
if __name__ == "__main__":
log = None
for line in sys.stdin:
words= re.sub(r"[\n\r]","",line).split(" ")
one,two= words[0],words[1]
if log:
log(one,two)
else:
log=abcd(one,two)
log.report()
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extends java.lang.Object
implements java.lang.Cloneable
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TextCellFactory()
Sets up this factory to ensure ASCII (or UTF-8) characters in the range
33 to 125 all fit and no padding on the cells.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
TextCellFactory |
clone() |
void |
emptyCache()
Clears out the backing cache.
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java.awt.Dimension |
getCellDimension()
Returns the dimension of a single grid cell.
|
java.awt.Font |
getFont()
Returns the font used by this factory.
|
java.awt.image.BufferedImage |
getImageFor(char c,
java.awt.Color foreground)
Returns the image of the character provided with a transparent
background.
|
java.awt.image.BufferedImage |
getImageFor(char c,
java.awt.Color foreground,
java.awt.Color background)
Returns the image for the given character.
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java.lang.String |
getStringRepresentationOf(char c,
java.awt.Color foreground)
Returns a string representation of the character and the hex value of the
foreground.
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java.lang.String |
getStringRepresentationOf(char c,
java.awt.Color foreground,
java.awt.Color background)
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Between 09-Jan-20 12:00 AM and 10-Jan-20 12:00 AM
richardt09-Jan-20 12:34 AM
@Cryptoon KMD has funding to keep things going and not let the whole project just die, sure. I'm talking about actual funding required to move the project to a much larger scale - to the point where it all really matters
So far, KMD is still like a tiny ant next to some of the other projects/communities out there
Then again, probably useless to argue about something that likely won't happen (more funding)
jspook1609-Jan-20 04:08 AM
I think we, as a KMD community, need to do more for exposure. Those are just the cards KMD was dealt. The tech doesn't lie though, kmd is capable of a lot. Just need to find people that want build on the platform.
 People need to want to talk about it to come across as genuine. Imo kmd needs a finished product to be taken seriously. Atomicdex needs to move quicker as Agama was 'given away' to another team. I know dev takes time, but this game moves quickly and other projects are moving quicker to get finished products out even if the tech is not what it says.
Also think about naming things better for marketing purposes... I.e. dPow could have been named rPow (recycled proof of work) and KMD could be rightly sold as a green coin recycling the 'wasted' electricity used in btc. Delayed just sounds slow.
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Gordon Komodo09-Jan-20 06:07 AM
TSLA doesn't spend money on advertisement and looks at it's price(edited)
ph03nix09-Jan-20 06:15 AM
i like rPoW
delayed does have a negative connotation
also, many people confuse it for delegated proof of work
Bitfinger09-Jan-20 06:21 AM
That's the difference between advertising and brand building... if you build a 'cool' brand people feel 'cool' talking about it to their friends and advertising is free
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Bitfinger09-Jan-20 06:24 AM
Lots of confusing things in komodo, notary nodes confused with master nodes, rewards confused with staking... the market needs to mature as people are still too lazy to do their own research(edited)
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ph03nix09-Jan-20 06:25 AM
great points
Cryptoon09-Jan-20 08:47 AM
@richardt I think what you are referring to is funding to develop more projects? That type of funding will come from the likes of RedFoxlabs and other incubators that develop specific projects on demand for companies.
KMD itself develops the general framework.
That way also funding needs are split between the people developping 'wordpress' and companies actually making the websites on demand for customers
contrary to for example EOS I believe, that also has funding to fund specific projects
For ETH, main ETH devs are probably less in numbers compared to Consensys devs
And consensys is where main current funding goes to I believe
Flint09-Jan-20 09:15 AM
@Bitfinger You are absolutely right . I subscribe to each of your words above! People need a ready-made and understandable project today to talk about the project tomorrow! Then advertising will not be needed when it is “cool” not only in theory but also in my smartphone where you can trade anything and create assets yourself by blocking part of KMD, but for now I hear only the nasty sound of coins from the application and I’ll endure as a devoted part of the community this sound but the new user who downloaded the application will delete it to hell
@Cryptoon Yes, but we need a killer application today, at least one FULLY working to talk about the project outside of our community! Too many goals are wonderful goals and this is great, but let's not forget that we are not alone and live in a cruel world of competition where others ALREADY released working services from which it will then be difficult to lure people into Komodo because they will already have a working and debugged product.
Bitfinger09-Jan-20 10:22 AM
I agree the sounds are irritating @Flint, but the functionality is there to select your own, so it is a wip. Development is a frustrating game sometimes.
Markus09-Jan-20 11:28 AM
@Gordon Komodo tesla doesnt need marketing, enough that elon musk speaks publicly thats enough marketing
and elon musk values time, he make something new nobody rly put enough effort into making a reality and he get it out to the public as soon as possible, no time wasted
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richardt09-Jan-20 12:15 PM
@Bitfinger KMD is so confusing, it took Ideas by Nature almost a year to design the new website (edited)
And I completely agree with you. Up to this point, the mentality has been "build the tech and they will come". Well, it's been over two years.... there has to be some kind finished (out of beta) product/service that everyone could use in order for people to talk about(edited)
Luckily for KMD, the DEX world is not full of competitors yet, but who knows, maybe soon there will be(edited)
Cryptoon09-Jan-20 12:25 PM
I think most of the efforts are going into atomicdex mobile/desktop...
And related plugins like marketmaker/LP/CEX Arbitrage bots etc
hopefully out of beta by Q2/Q3 to start blasting marketing/onboarding around it in full force
richardt09-Jan-20 12:29 PM
That's good. That's where the focus really should right now since that'll be what gets more users in and provide more revenue for the team for further development
Markus09-Jan-20 02:02 PM
dont think so that true atomic dex's gonna be a massive success, it will be great to trade anonymously without any some kind of limitation but the whales wont use it cause they cant have a edge manipulating the orderbook in matter of seconds
but i can see a true dex being highly used to wash stolen crypto
TonyL09-Jan-20 02:09 PM
You don’t control your privkeys in case of CEX usage, that’s the main point
When building mechanisms that decide high-stakes outcomes, it’s important for those mechanisms to be credibly neutral.
richardt09-Jan-20 03:22 PM
@Markus I somewhat agree. The user experience is what will hinder DEX the most. They're just inherently inefficient. But it's kinda the best bet at this point for bringing in users/revenue.
TonyL09-Jan-20 03:47 PM
Imo, just as I see it, that similar to comparison of usual databases with blockchain: in any case usual DB will work faster but clue is in different paradigms and application scope is different for these two pieces of tech(edited)
meatspoon09-Jan-20 04:15 PM
@TonyL The whole "not your keys. not your crypto" is way too hard core for the masses. That sort of responsibility is only appealing to a tiny minority of people (for now). KMD and crypto in general needs to kind of ditch that hard core attitude if it wants to be approachable by the masses. Literally every single person who has that mentality is already into crypto... the rest of the herd doesnt want their keys (yet).
i think it ends up being counter productive when crypto owners repeat that mantra because it tends to build a barrier between us and "them" and we need "them" to get with the program if we want our moon mission.
joe2x409-Jan-20 04:19 PM
Great brainstorming ideas above. I especially like the idea of changing dpow to rpow. That is brilliant.
Since Komodo is billing itself as a platform, more of a focus should be on that. There is much talk here about the price, and what it's going to do, and how to advertise this to other traders. This would suggest that Komodo is simply thought of as a coin. The focus is NOT on being a coin, but a platform. As such any marketing towards being a coin is going to fall flat. Marketing and thought of Komodo needs to be hyper-focused on being a platform. Maybe a monthly hackathon with prize money put up by the community would satisfy marketing and new user acquisition all in one swoop, or something like that.
2.The community here that are not devs do need something for us to do in order to help. Maybe there is some tasks for non devs.
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Evitor09-Jan-20 04:26 PM
Monthly hackathon.... Sounds great!
Are there enough developer for monthly hackathon?
TonyL09-Jan-20 04:45 PM
@meatspoon My main idea was that usual database trading (CEX) will never equal blockchain (DEX) trading experience because it’s different things same as usual database differ to blockchain. For sure I believe some more solutions for things speed up and make blockchain trading as user friendly as possible will be found for sure. And this mantra - not sure what barriers it’s creating for DEX, crypto is designed this way(edited)
What the point to trade on blockchain if you store account info in usual DB controlled by central party, right
It’s not a point of DEXes marketing, just a fact. For DEX marketing something interesting and understandable for everyone is needed for sure
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richardt09-Jan-20 04:55 PM
I think in general, crypto is still too hardcore for most people
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It's true not everyone wants that kind of responsibility. People are too forgetful and often make mistakes!
That would be the point. The platform needs to attract developers more so than traders.
Bitfinger09-Jan-20 07:27 PM
To continue from above, I agree with Tony that DEX will not be the same as a CEX and it is a long way off from challenging them so I think we can bin that idea. What does attract me to Atomicdex is the fact that it's P2P which is how crypto should be and that alone should sell itself, not as a laundering machine or similar,but a real use case as a distributed P2P exchange.
Also, I doubt there will be any sweeping legislation to close all CEXs. The USSA just wants their piece of the pie through regulation as we see already there are various exchanges operating there legally now.
Bitfinger09-Jan-20 07:35 PM
One of the main value propositions of crypto is its ability to cut out the middle man and that's exactly what mm2/ atomicdex etc. will do for those who prefer it that way. You don't need huge volumes from big traders when you can get more from many small traders/swappers
Bitfinger09-Jan-20 08:04 PM
@joe2x4 imo it will be difficult to attract developers without a working product in the wild. Theories are just theories until people can see it working.
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Bitfinger09-Jan-20 08:08 PM
@polycryptoblog I agree, but you need to get an Alpha release out, even with some bugs so people can see what's going on. Just look at Ethereum and it succeeded, full of bugs and unscaleable, but got out there first
joe2x409-Jan-20 08:11 PM
I believe that there was a suggestion that we first needed examples of what the various cc could do. Well wouldn't that be a good topic for a hackathon? Are the CC antara modules working and at this point for people to start building on them?
polycryptoblog09-Jan-20 08:13 PM
Yes, somewhat recently students from university of Texas at Arlington released a bunch of CC projects
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joe2x409-Jan-20 08:18 PM
Now that's cool. I'd love to see more of this, videos of the students talking about their projects and experiences, interview this professor, let's hear what he has to say, suggestions. Will this program be replicated elsewhere?(edited)
polycryptoblog09-Jan-20 08:21 PM
Yes, currently Marmara University in Turkey is working on a Komodo smartchain, they have government interest in it as well, it’s a post dated check system pretty innovative, actually one of the projects I’m super excited to see come to fruition. We plan on reaching out to more universities as well. If I remember right university of Vienna is doing something to but I can’t remember exactly what they were working on
joe2x409-Jan-20 08:23 PM
About the post dated check system, am very interested in this as well.
polycryptoblog09-Jan-20 08:23 PM
There is a channel in this discord for them , mainly their stuff is done in Turkish though
joe2x409-Jan-20 08:27 PM
Well, the original topic was how to encourage this sort of behavior. Is there or will there be any Komodo grant $ or the jl777 prize of excellence type of carrot on stick awards?
Will there be two universities in the states this year?
Could always run a fund raiser for prize $. The whole do your part, support the ecosystem prize of excellence
polycryptoblog09-Jan-20 08:32 PM
There was a scholarship for the Texas students hackathon given by us, so it’s incentivized. Getting uni’s to hop on board isn’t easy but we will keep reaching out to them , I would like to get something going with CMU, they reject our first proposal a long time ago but we came at it like a currency , next time will come at it like a platform.
joe2x409-Jan-20 08:34 PM
Carnegie Mellon or Central Michigan?
polycryptoblog09-Jan-20 08:35 PM
Carnegie Mellon
joe2x409-Jan-20 08:36 PM
Who approached the University of Texas Arlington or did they approach Komodo?
polycryptoblog09-Jan-20 08:37 PM
Steve Lee
joe2x409-Jan-20 08:38 PM
Is he approaching more universities now? Also good JOB Steve, way Togo.(edited)
Bitfinger09-Jan-20 08:39 PM
Interesting side story... I bought my first btc in 2012 from a university student who'd done a project on bitcoin mining
polycryptoblog09-Jan-20 08:41 PM
I don’t believe he is focusing on uni’s , currently he is working on other stuff. But any opportunity that comes up , Komodo is agile enough to shift some focus
Bitfinger09-Jan-20 08:41 PM
Guess who sent me an email at the top of the bull market
Don't worry, I sent him a bit, I'm not that cruel
tolken09-Jan-20 09:04 PM
Main things I’m hoping to see AtomicDex polished and people using it as comfortably as they do something like Shapeshift, ultimately something that’s superior in every way. I think with Defi work, pegs and perhaps some other CC cleverness, we could see a highly decentralized trading system where the speed starts to resemble CEX (AtomicDex doesn’t even have the only mm1.0 zero conf tech implemented yet!), perhaps by using kBTC tokens to circumvent Btc sluggishness. AtomicDex/MM2+Defi/pegs stuff KMD is working I think is going to blow some minds.(edited)
Lots of cool stuff going on in KMD land, fascinating projects in isolation, but the sum of the parts will be something truly exceptional and we’re certainly getting close to this convergence of technologies.
I’m also hoping RedFox brings something to the table after the k64 mess. They are teasing blockchain game stuff again, I think that stands the chance to excite a lot of people. What other platform would let you ‘atomic swap’ virtually any crypto right into a blockchain based game? Just load up with Btc, eth or whatever and MM2 could automatically load your game with native tokens. Cash out to your coin of choice.  Maybe we could cultivate some additional options? Can the people like cryptorich and other bloggers interview the University of Texas Arlington professor please?
@joe2x4 there is a professor in Turkey who educated people on KMD
#marmara is the channel I think
polycryptoblog09-Jan-20 10:36 PM
Yes, also if the community has any leads feel free to send them our way, there is a billion opportunities out there but it’s impossible to be aware of every single one don’t be shy forwarding them to us.
joe2x409-Jan-20 11:14 PM
So we have two people (Steve Lee and Polycryptoblog) who have experience with pitching universities. We have two universities that already worked with; with 2 professors and 2 groups of students. In two countries and languages. This sounds like the right recipe for developing a standardized university pitch. What was the details regarding the scholarship/grants? Was it positive? Where did the funds come from? Are more of these grants available? And finally, how about running a bounty or refferal bonus for anyone that can get a university to work/develop with komodo. Do you just want anyone to pitch to a University or would you pay a finder's fee for a success?
joe2x409-Jan-20 11:27 PM
What information do you need to get the ball rolling to approach a university?


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smk76202-Jan-20 07:01 AM
update and try again. might need to reindex
lc12345602-Jan-20 07:28 AM
0.5.0-bf30f32 not this release
only has 0.5.0 release on the github
smk76202-Jan-20 11:10 AM
>> what does stdout and debug.log say?
snowh02-Jan-20 01:37 PM
if backup the android atomic dex seed, are all available coins kmd&co in the dex be recovered (after eg uninstall) ?
if how come, how is it possible to recover all these chains from one seed? even erc20s(edited)
gcharang02-Jan-20 01:39 PM
yes, just make sure you have a correct backup by restoring the seed before uninstalling
if how come, how is it possible to recover all these chains from one seed? even erc20s
the seed words just provide randomness. using it, private key for any chain can be calculated
as it is a deterministic process, a seed word gives the same address for each chain every time(edited)
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snowh02-Jan-20 01:46 PM
the swaps dont go through right now, and take >30min until timeout etc, "user not happy"
gcharang02-Jan-20 01:49 PM
are you using the latest version (0.2.11) ?
which pair are trying to swap?
snowh02-Jan-20 01:56 PM
latest version, who is putting the orders, who is MM?
low liq at bad rates is killn user experience (still)
gcharang02-Jan-20 01:59 PM
@snowh the app is still in beta and in development
low liq/bad rates are the expected state
anyone can place orders and anyone can be MM
if you don't find a pair with the price you want, simply create an order and leave the app in background
(you can see a "+" button with the text "Create an order" in the orders screen)(edited)
snowh02-Jan-20 02:04 PM
ty, how long are placed orders valid?
gcharang02-Jan-20 02:11 PM
if you are the maker, the orders will stay online as long as your app stays online or the order is filled
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I moved my kmd to ledger bc of the agama fiasco. Now I want to move them back to a recent verus agama wallet download. I am unsure, though, whether the verus download is still using my old agama private key, and I want to get the new seed phrase and make sure it is not the same old phrase. How do I get the new seed phrase and ensure I am moving to an entirely new safe private key?
A seed or passphrase is a random string (24 words in Komodo's case) that generates your private keys. One seed generates one set of keys (public and private) in Agama and BarterDEX. Same seed will work with Agama, barterDEX and any other Kom...


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Combine variant records from different sources
CombineVariants reads in variants records from separate ROD (Reference-Ordered Data) sources and combines them into a single VCF. Any number of sources can be input. This tool aims to fulfill two main possible use cases, reflected by the two combination options (MERGE and UNION), for merging records at the variant level (the first 8 fields of the VCF) or at the genotype level (the rest).
By default, the input sets will be named variants, variants2, variants3, and so on. You can override this by providing an explicit name tag for each input, using the syntax " -V:format,name". Each input tagged in this way will be labeled as such in the output (i.e., set=name rather than set=variants2). For example, you could specify a set of control samples as " -V:vcf,control my_control_samples.vcf", and the resulting VCF records would contain the annotation "set=control" in the INFO field. It is strongly recommended to provide explicit names in this way when a rod priority list is provided.
CombineVariants will emit a record for every site that was present in any of your input VCF files, and will annotate (in the set attribute in the INFO field) whether the record had a PASS or FILTER status in each input ROD . In effect, CombineVariants always produces a union of the input VCFs. However, any part of the Venn of the merged VCFs can be extracted using JEXL expressions on the set attribute using SelectVariants. If you want to extract just the records in common between two VCFs, you would first run CombineVariants on the two files to generate a single VCF and then run SelectVariants to extract the common records with `-select 'set == "Intersection"'`, as worked out in the detailed example in the documentation guide.
Two or more variant sets to combine.

This tool can be run in multi-threaded mode using this option.
This tool uses a sliding window on the reference.
All tools inherit arguments from the GATK Engine' "CommandLineGATK" argument collection, which can be used to modify various aspects of the tool's function. For example, the -L argument directs the GATK engine to restrict processing to specific genomic intervals; or the -rf argument allows you to apply certain read filters to exclude some of the data from the analysis.
This table summarizes the command-line arguments that are specific to this tool. For more details on each argument, see the list further down below the table or click on an argument name to jump directly to that entry in the list.
| Argument name(s) | Default value | Summary | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Required Inputs | |||
| --variant -V |
NA | VCF files to merge together | |
| Optional Outputs | |||
| --out -o |
NA | File to which variants should be written | |
| Optional Parameters | |||
| --filteredrecordsmergetype -filteredRecordsMergeType |
NA | Determines how we should handle records seen at the same site in the VCF, but with different FILTER fields | |
| --genotypemergeoption -genotypeMergeOptions |
NA | Determines how we should merge genotype records for samples shared across the ROD files | |
| --minimumN -minN |
1 | Minimum number of input files the site must be observed in to be included | |
| --rod_priority_list -priority |
NA | Ordered list specifying priority for merging | |
| --setKey |
NA | Key name for the set attribute | |
| Optional Flags | |||
| --assumeIdenticalSamples |
NA | Assume input VCFs have identical sample sets and disjoint calls | |
| --excludeNonVariants -env |
NA | Exclude sites where no variation is present after merging | |
| --filteredAreUncalled |
NA | Treat filtered variants as uncalled | |
| --mergeInfoWithMaxAC |
NA | Use the INFO content of the record with the highest AC | |
| --minimalVCF |
NA | Emit a sites-only file | |
| --printComplexMerges |
NA | Emit interesting sites requiring complex compatibility merging to file | |
| --suppressCommandLineHeader |
NA | Do not output the command line to the header |
Arguments in this list are specific to this tool. Keep in mind that other arguments are available that are shared with other tools (e.g. command-line GATK arguments); see Inherited arguments above.
Assume input VCFs have identical sample sets and disjoint calls
This option allows you to perform a simple merge (concatenation) to combine the VCFs, drastically reducing
runtime. Note that in many cases where you think you want to use this option, you may want to check out the
CatVariants tool instead, because CatVariants provides the same functionality, but does so even more efficiently.
boolean
Exclude sites where no variation is present after merging
Exclude sites that do not contain any called ALT alleles in the merged callset. The evaluation is made after the
merging procedure is complete.
boolean
Treat filtered variants as uncalled
If enabled, this flag causes filtered variants (i.e. variant records where the FILTER field is populated by
something other than PASS or a dot) to be omitted from the output.
boolean
Determines how we should handle records seen at the same site in the VCF, but with different FILTER fields
The --filteredrecordsmergetype argument is an enumerated type (FilteredRecordMergeType), which can have one of the following values:
FilteredRecordMergeType
Determines how we should merge genotype records for samples shared across the ROD files
The --genotypemergeoption argument is an enumerated type (GenotypeMergeType), which can have one of the following values:
GenotypeMergeType
Use the INFO content of the record with the highest AC
By default, the INFO field of the merged variant record only contains the INFO field attributes for which all
original overlapping records had the same values. Discordant attributes are therefore discarded. This flag allows you to
override that behavior and simply copy over the INFO field contents of whichever record had the highest AC value.
boolean
Emit a sites-only file
If this flag is enabled, the INFO, FORMAT and sample-level (genotype) fields will not be emitted to the output file.
boolean
Minimum number of input files the site must be observed in to be included
Sites that are present in fewer than this number of inputs will be ignored. This is a convenient way to build
a collection of common variants and exclude rare variants.
int [ [ -∞ ∞ ] ]
File to which variants should be written
VariantContextWriter
Emit interesting sites requiring complex compatibility merging to file
boolean
Ordered list specifying priority for merging
Refers to the merging priority behavior described in the tool documentation regarding the choice of which record
gets emitted when taking the union of variants that contain genotypes. The list must be passed as a
comma-separated string listing the names of the variant input files. The list must be complete and include all
variant inputs that are being provided to the tool. Use name tags for best results.
String
Key name for the set attribute
Key used in the INFO key=value tag emitted describing which set(s) the combined record came from
(e.g. set=control). This provides the option to override the default naming, so instead of set=control you could
have it be origin=control, or any other word you want that is not already an INFO field attribute. Set this to
'null' if you don't want the set attribute emitted at all.
String
Do not output the command line to the header
By default, this tool writes the command line that was used in the header of the output VCF file. This flag
enables you to override that behavior . This is most often useful when combining variants for dozens or
hundreds of smaller VCFs iteratively, to avoid cluttering the header with a lot of command lines.
boolean
VCF files to merge together
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Ballarat fire danger period announced
by Ben HopkinsWith the mercury set to rise well past 30 degrees and a total fire ban in place for Friday, the official fire danger period is set to be announced for Ballarat and its surrounding regions.
An official request has been submitted by District 15 for Ballarat, Hepburn, Golden Plains and Moorabool to have their fire danger periods commence from 1am on December 9.
The request is yet to be confirmed, but is unlikely to be overturned.
The core restriction during the fire danger period means people cannot light a fire in the open air without a permit or complying with certain requirements.
READ MORE: Ballarat firefighters return from NSW fire crisis
Other restrictions apply for specific regions, however they are yet to be released for the regions named above.
This comes off the back of the announcement police are preparing to activate Operation Safeguard, aiming to reduce the occurrence and impact of intentional and reckless fires.
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Natwest and RBS customers miss out on Black Friday deals after apps go down
Natwest, RBS and First Direct customers were left frustrated after their online banking went down this morning.
Customers said they missed out on Black Friday deals because they were unable to access their money due to the fault.
Almost 3,000 users reported the issue to website DownDetector.
A frustrated customer tweeted: ‘Really helpful for @NatWest_Help online banking and app to go down on pay day AND Black Friday.’
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First Direct, which received 240 complaints, admitted there was a ‘brief technical issue’ with access to its online and mobile banking but it had been resolved.
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First Direct spokesperson said: ‘We experienced a brief technical issue with access to our online and mobile banking this morning.
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ConnectInfo
public struct ConnectInfo
Encapsulates a set of connection parameters
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the parameters included in this structure
Declaration
Swift
public private(set) var params: [ConnectParam]
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initalizes with an array of parameters
Declaration
Swift
public init(parameters: [ConnectParam])
Parameters
parameters
array of parameters
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initialize with basic parameters
Declaration
Swift
public init(host: String = "localhost", port: String = "5432", user: String, password: String = "", dbname: String, sslMode: ConnectParam.SSLMode = .prefer)
Parameters
host
the hostname to connect to
port
the port to connect on as a string. Defaults to
5432
user
the user to connect as
password
the password for user. Defaults to an empty string
dbname
the name of the database to oonnect to
sslMode
the SSL mode to use. Defaults to .prefer


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Part III: Optional Modules
This part describes the main classes contained in the optional modules, where 'optional' means that you can opt out of them if you don't need them (you don't normally have to opt in to them if you want to use them, since they're defined as being part of the adv3Lite library as standard).
One of the optional modules, Actors will be left until later, when it will get a whole part to itself.


Current Affairs | 04.08.2003
Up in Flames: Fires Ravage Southern Europe
As the mercury climbs higher and higher in Europe, forest fires rage across the southern parts of Spain and Portugal. The fire-engulfed regions have appealed to their neighbors and the EU for help.
The sun over Europe continues to beat down mercilessly this summer. With temperatures reaching a record 45 degrees centigrade (113 degrees Fahrenheit) in parts of southern Europe, the combination of intense heat and dryness have led to a severe outbreak of forest fires – some of the worst in years.
In Spain and Portugal where the heat wave and raging fires are the biggest in 20 years, 16 people have died. With no end to the punishing heat and no rain in the near forecast, the flames are threatening to spill over into popular tourist destination sites along the coast.
Throughout southern Europe, local and state governments are struggling to cope with the mounting disaster and have turned to their neighbors and the European Union for help. Portugal has been especially hard hit.
The Lisbon government has called its cabinet to a special crisis session. Late last week it appealed to Brussels for more than 2,000 fire fighters and soldiers who are struggling to put out the rapidly spreading fires.
Portugal up in flames
Interior Minister António Figueiredo Lopes told the Portuguese news agency Lusa that he had requested help under the terms of an EU agreement because neighboring Spain, which is also battling forest fires, was unable to spare support.
"This is one of the worst catastrophe situations in the last 20 years," the minister said.
Several villages had to be evacuated over the weekend as the flames threatened to engulf people’s homes. About a third of Portugal is covered with forest and the latest official figures show some 25,000 hectares (62,000 acres) of woodland, most of it in central Portugal, have been burned so far this year. At least 40 separate fires have been reported.
A general sense of panic and uncertainty hovers over the fire-threatened regions. "The center of the country is up in flames," wrote the newspaper Publico.
Spain's fires under control
In Spain there were also serious fires in many parts of the country; with thousands of hectares of forest destroyed in central and southern Spain. However, the situation isn't as dramatic as in Portugal since firefighters have managed to bring most fires under control. Near Cáceres in the Southwest, more than 500 people had to be rescued from advancing flames. The local government in Extremadura established a crisis management center, in order to coordinate fire fighting.
A number of Spanish cities recorded extremely high temperatures over the weekend. In Madrid, the mercury hit 41.5 degrees centigrade – the highest in ten years. In Seville tourists were being photographed on the streets standing next to thermometers that showed a temperature of 56 degrees centigrade – albeit in the sun.
Aid for France
Last week, France called on its European Union partners for help with devastating forest fires on the Mediterranean coast. The fires had been started by an arsonist, but extreme heat and drought conditions, along with mistral winds, made them difficult to vanquish.
On July 28, France issued an appeal through a EU Commission crisis center that is manned round the clock in case of natural or civil emergencies. The head of the commission's civil protection unit, Pia Bucella, told the AFP news agency that Germany offered to send three Puma helicopters. Belgium, Greece, Italy and Spain had also responded through the crisis center, Bucella said. And water-dropping planes came from non-EU countries Norway, Russia and Canada as well.


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The CBD Secretariat asks submitters to the LifeWeb to indicate the following information,
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7. What projects are eligible to receive funding through the LifeWeb Initiative?
All Expressions of Interest submitted to the LifeWeb clearing house must:
- Focus on initiatives that will advance implementation of the Aichi Targets in the 2011-2020 Strategic Plan for Biodiversity
that require area-based conservation efforts. The list of Aichi Targets eligible for consideration under the Second
Phase of LifeWeb include, Aichi Target 5, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15.
- Be consistent with priorities defined in National Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans (NBSAPs) and CBD Programme of
Work on Protected Areas Action Plans
- Be submitted by a CBD Focal Point (the National Focal Point or the Focal Point for the Programme of Work on Protected Areas),
or an indigenous or local community group with an endorsement letter from a CBD Focal Point.
In accordance with Decision IV/18 of the COP, LifeWeb encourages development and implementation of Expressions of Interest in consultation with members of national intersectoral committees established to advance implementation of the CBD Programme of Work on Protected Areas.
For more information on criteria, please see here:
lifeweb.cbd.int/share.
8. What is the probability and average time to reach a match with a potential donor?
It is difficult to estimate the probability and average time to reach a match. It depends on the type,
strength and quality of the project submission, as well as the thematic interest and geographic focus of donors.
Please see the factors of success in question 12, below.
9. Can Expressions of Interest be submitted in languages other than English?
Expression of Interest templates are available in French, Spanish, and English, and submissions can be made in any UN language. Any additional
documents provided as attachments can also be in languages other than English. This said, the CBD’s LifeWeb cannot arrange translation for all
documents submitted, and therefore it is useful to keep in mind the accessibility of the information to donors.
Click here to download the Expression of Interest templates and for more information on how to submit..
10. Can one country submit more than one Expression of Interest?
Yes. More than one Expression of Interest may be submitted per country. Especially when submitting a comprehensive,
national scale Expression of Interest outlining financing needs for the national conservation systems, a country may
also wish to submit smaller scale Expressions of Interest for high priority projects at the subnational level. Countries
that submit a national scale comprehensive Expression of Interest and other project scale Expressions of Interest should
clearly indicate how they relate, i.e., which is the “umbrella submission”, which are components of the comprehensive
umbrella submission, and the link between the different project scale submissions if there is more than one. LifeWeb is
working with a diversity of donor partners, who have a diversity of capacity and foci, so different scale opportunities are
relevant to different donor partners. Please also note that a single Expression of Interest can include several area-based
project components. In addition, countries may coordinate within their regions to present a large scale submission of
regional priorities.
11. Is there a deadline to submit an Expression of Interest?
No. An Expression of Interest can be submitted at any time. There are no deadlines for submissions to the LifeWeb Clearing-House.
12. What are some common factors that will help secure donor support?
Common characteristics of submissions to CBD LifeWeb that have been successful include:
- Alignment: The Expression of Interest is aligned with a national biodiversity strategy and/or action plan consistent with the 2011-2020 Strategic Plan for Biodiversity. Evidence of alignment could include that the Expression of Interest is included in part or in whole as a priority item within the national strategy.
- Consistency: The priorities profiled in the Expression of Interest are consistently conveyed to multiple donors, including through ongoing development cooperation channels, and at high levels.
- Leverage: Some aspects of the Expression of Interest are supported by another partner(s), creating opportunity for counterpart funding and greater profile.
- Coordination: When you are approaching a donor partner, let us know. The LifeWeb Coordination Unit are able to help by sending reinforcing messages in support of your efforts.
13. What are other ways I can contribute to the success of LifeWeb?
CBD Parties wishing to make a significant contribution to the conservation of biodiversity within their own borders can profile their efforts on the Biodiversity Champions website:
www.cbd.int/champions/
Donors wishing to contribute to CBD LifeWeb Coordination Unit, please contact
charles.besancon@cbd.int