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A couple of things I learned building https://github.com/roblarsen/-100k-club, a dynamic reworking of the $100,000 Club, a list of the world's most valuable comic books.
This example leverages two basic features of Angular and two HTML5 features to create an easy, live autocomplete widget.
The pieces we’re going to use are:
datalist
element.datalist
and list
The datalist
element and the list
attribute are the two new HTML features that bind up the autocomplete functionality. datalist
defines a list of autocomplete entries. The list
attribute binds the datalist
to an input using an id
. This combination is available in Chrome, Opera and Firefox with buggy support in IE10+MainCtrl
.input
itself has two pieces to note, the data-ng-model
attribute and the list
attribute.
data-ng-model
defines the model for the input
list
attribute references the datalist
element that the input
should look for in order to build value hints. The value of the attribute is the id
of the datalist
you want to use.button
uses data-ng-click
in order to bind the addItem
function to click events on the form.datalist
element which uses data-ng-repeat
to build out the list of autocomplete options. This directive is bound to the titles
property of the controller scope. Since Angular models are bidirectional, once you update $scope.titles
this list will be updated with new values. Pretty sweet.

<form>

title
<input type="text"
data-ng-model="item.title" list="comicstitle">

<input type="Button"
value="Add" data-ng-click="addItem(item)">

</form>
<datalist id="comicstitle">
<option data-ng-repeat="ttl in titles" value="{{ttl}}">
</datalist>

$scope.titles
.
Have I mentioned that data binding is one of my favorite things about Angular? There’s absolutely no ceremony with creating a model. It’s just a variable on the controller’s scope (or even the global scope if you’re super lazy.)addItem.
This function is the method referenced in the data-ng-click
attribute in the markup. It does a couple of things.
$scope.titles.
$scope.item
the object bound with ng-model
to the input
to an empty object is a shortcut to clearing the values out of the form. Two way data binding.
app.controller( 'MainCtrl' , function( $scope ) {
$scope.titles = [ "Action Comics" , "Detective Comics" , "Superman" , "Fantastic Four" , "Amazing Spider-Man" ];
$scope.addItem = function( item ) {
if ( !_.contains( $scope.titles , item.title ) ){
$scope.titles.push( item.title );
}
$scope.item = {};
}
});
One of the things I need to do with the $100k list is sort the displayed data by three different fields and with two different sorts. This is very easy to do in Angular, you just might not know it since the documentation for orderBy
is crummy. The one example that’s there is more confusing than it needs to be and only shows one variation.
Let's make it happen
This basic example also uses the ng-repeat
directive. ng-repeat
makes it trivial to loop through a collection and apply an HTML template to every member of the collection. In this example items
is a collection of JavaScript objects stored in an array on the controller’s scope.
app.controller('MainCtrl', function($scope) {
$scope.items = [{
"title":"Action Comics",
"issue":"1",
"publisher":"DC Comics",
"cover_date":"1938-06-01",
"pedigree":"Church",
"grade_src":"Anecdote",
"grade":"9.2",
"general_commentary":"Best Existing",
"uid":0}]
/*and on and on*/
});

{{it.title}}
{{it.issue}}
{{it.pedigree}}{{it.collection}}{{it.provenance}}
{{it.grade_src}}
{{it.grade}}
{{it.general_commentary}}

While the previous example works fine, the rows are simply presented in the order of the members of the array. That might be okay for you if you’re getting a presorted collection, but if you want to change the order, you have the power to adjust it using Angular’s orderBy
filter.
In this example we want to sort by the title of the comic (ascending, from A to Z), then by the issue number (ascending, from 1-∞) and finally by the grade (descending, from 10.0 to 0.5.) While this is dead easy to do using Angular, it’s not clearly documented.
Inside the ng-repeat
you invoke the orderBy
filter on your data. This is done with the pipe “|
” character. Everything on the left of the pipe is passed to the filter referenced on the right of the pipe. Commonly, orderBy
is shown accepting a single variable (technically an Angular expression) representing one of the available properties of the members of the collection. What’s not clear from the documentation or common examples is that is that it can also accept an array of properties with which to order the collection.
So passing ['title','issue','-grade']
to orderBy
tells Angular to sort first by the title
, then by the issue
and finally by the grade
properties of the it
object.
Notice something interesting about the way grade is passed into orderBy? Yes, it’s that simple to reverse the sort in this syntax- simply negate the variable with “-” and the sort on that property will be reversed. Pretty sweet.

{{it.title}}
{{it.issue}}
{{it.pedigree}}{{it.collection}}{{it.provenance}}
{{it.grade_src}}
{{it.grade}}
{{it.general_commentary}}


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JFK A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1991 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: This is Oliver Stone's biography and defense of New Orleans D.A. Jim Garrison attempting to discredit the official explanation of the Kennedy assassination. While not always convincing in it ambitious conclusions, it will cause people to question the Warren Report. Rating: low +2 (-4 to +4) (Minor spoilers in review)
It is difficult to evaluate a propaganda film--that is, a film intended to convince the viewer of a particular political point of view. How strongly do you weight your agreement with the political message? How strongly do you weigh whether the filmmaker played fairly and honestly? How strongly do you consider whether the film was convincing or not? How important are traditional values such as plot and technique? Is Leni Riefenstahl's TRIUMPH OF THE WILL a good film because of the beautiful filmic technique or a bad film because it deified Adolf Hitler? How good were Einsenstein's BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN and ALEXANDER NEVSKY? How good was Z or MATEWAN or ROGER AND ME? What about MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON or ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN? I take the amoral--hopefully not immoral--view that what is important are traditional film values plus whether the film makes a good argument. I divorce myself from my own political viewpoint. Nor will I strongly consider if the filmmaker is being fair unless it hurts the argument being made. I would claim TRIUMPH OF THE WILL is much better propaganda than television's M.A.S.H. in spite of the fact I agree much more with M.A.S.H.'s politics.
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JFK is structured as Kevin Costner, in the role of Jim Garrison, presenting the Warren Commission's findings and knocking holes in them. This is followed by a speech on the implications to American democracy of the government's cover-up and these pieces are preceded by a docudrama prologue that tells how Garrison got involved and what he discovered in his investigations. Of course, we see this prologue first, but the real heart of the film is the rebuttal.
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Typedef
| Static Public Summary | ||
| public |
Pair of an account address and its balance |
|
| public |
Information describing an account |
|
| public |
Account metadata used to define instructions |
|
| public |
Advance nonce account system instruction params |
|
| public |
Allocate account system transaction params |
|
| public |
Allocate account with seed system transaction params |
|
| public |
Assign system transaction params |
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| public |
Assign account with seed system transaction params |
|
| public |
Authorize nonce account system transaction params |
|
| public |
Authorize stake instruction params |
|
| public |
Authorize stake instruction params using a derived key |
|
| public |
|
|
| public |
Commitment: 'max' | 'recent' | 'root' | 'single' | 'singleGossip' The level of commitment desired when querying state 'max': Query the most recent block which has been finalized by the cluster 'recent': Query the most recent block which has reached 1 confirmation by the connected node 'root': Query the most recent block which has been rooted by the connected node 'single': Query the most recent block which has reached 1 confirmation by the cluster 'singleGossip': Query the most recent block which has reached 1 confirmation according to votes seen in gossip |
|
| public |
An instruction to execute by a program |
|
| public |
Options for confirming transactions |
|
| public |
A ConfirmedBlock on the ledger |
|
| public |
A confirmed signature with its status |
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| public |
Options for getConfirmedSignaturesForAddress2 |
|
| public |
A confirmed transaction on the ledger |
|
| public |
Metadata for a confirmed transaction on the ledger |
|
| public |
Information describing a cluster node |
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| public |
Extra contextual information for RPC responses |
|
| public |
Create account system transaction params |
|
| public |
Create account with seed system transaction params |
|
| public |
Create nonce account system transaction params |
|
| public |
Create nonce account with seed system transaction params |
|
| public |
Create a Secp256k1 instruction using a private key params |
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| public |
Create a Secp256k1 instruction using a public key params |
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| public |
Create stake account transaction params |
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| public |
Create stake account with seed transaction params |
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| public |
Deactivate stake instruction params |
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| public |
Delegate stake instruction params |
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| public |
Information about the current epoch |
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| public |
Epoch schedule (see https://docs.solana.com/terminology#epoch) |
|
| public |
|
|
| public |
Configuration object for changing |
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| public |
Network Inflation (see https://docs.solana.com/implemented-proposals/ed_overview) |
|
| public |
Info used to identity validators. |
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| public |
Initialize nonce account system instruction params |
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| public |
Initialize stake instruction params |
|
| public |
|
|
| public |
Account information identified by pubkey |
|
| public |
LargestAccountsFilter: 'circulating' | 'nonCirculating' Filter for largest accounts query 'circulating': Return the largest accounts that are part of the circulating supply 'nonCirculating': Return the largest accounts that are not part of the circulating supply |
|
| public |
Leader schedule (see https://docs.solana.com/terminology#leader-schedule) |
|
| public |
Message constructor arguments |
|
| public |
The message header, identifying signed and read-only account |
|
| public |
NonceInformation to be used to build a Transaction. |
|
| public |
Parsed account data |
|
| public |
A parsed and confirmed transaction on the ledger |
|
| public |
Metadata for a parsed confirmed transaction on the ledger |
|
| public |
A parsed transaction instruction |
|
| public |
A parsed transaction message |
|
| public |
A partially decoded transaction instruction |
|
| public |
A parsed transaction message account |
|
| public |
A parsed transaction |
|
| public |
A performance sample |
|
| public |
RPC Response with extra contextual information |
|
| public |
Options for sending transactions |
|
| public |
Configuration object for Transaction.serialize() |
|
| public |
Signature result |
|
| public |
Signature status |
|
| public |
Configuration object for changing query behavior |
|
| public |
Information about the latest slot being processed by a node |
|
| public |
Split stake instruction params |
|
| public |
Stake Activation data |
|
| public |
|
|
| public |
StakeInstructionType: 'Initialize' | 'Authorize' | 'AuthorizeWithSeed' | 'Delegate' | 'Split' | 'Withdraw' | 'Deactivate' An enumeration of valid StakeInstructionType's |
|
| public |
Supply |
|
| public |
SystemInstructionType: 'Create' | 'Assign' | 'Transfer' | 'CreateWithSeed' | 'AdvanceNonceAccount' | 'WithdrawNonceAccount' | 'InitializeNonceAccount' | 'AuthorizeNonceAccount' An enumeration of valid SystemInstructionType's |
|
| public |
Token address and balance. |
|
| public |
Token amount object which returns a token amount in different formats for various client use cases. |
|
| public |
List of Transaction object fields that may be initialized at construction |
|
| public |
Transaction error |
|
| public |
List of TransactionInstruction object fields that may be initialized at construction |
|
| public |
|
|
| public |
Transfer system transaction params |
|
| public |
Transfer with seed system transaction params |
|
| public |
Version info for a node |
|
| public |
Information describing a vote account |
|
| public |
A collection of cluster vote accounts |
|
| public |
Withdraw nonce account system transaction params |
|
| public |
Withdraw stake instruction params |
Static Public
public AuthorizeStakeParams: Object source
Authorize stake instruction params
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| stakePubkey | PublicKey | ||
| authorizedPubkey | PublicKey | ||
| newAuthorizedPubkey | PublicKey | ||
| stakeAuthorizationType | StakeAuthorizationType | ||
| custodianPubkey | PublicKey |
public AuthorizeWithSeedStakeParams: Object source
Authorize stake instruction params using a derived key
public Commitment: 'max' | 'recent' | 'root' | 'single' | 'singleGossip' source
The level of commitment desired when querying state
'max': Query the most recent block which has been finalized by the cluster 'recent': Query the most recent block which has reached 1 confirmation by the connected node 'root': Query the most recent block which has been rooted by the connected node 'single': Query the most recent block which has reached 1 confirmation by the cluster 'singleGossip': Query the most recent block which has reached 1 confirmation according to votes seen in gossip
public CompiledInstruction: Object source
An instruction to execute by a program
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| programIdIndex | number | Index into the transaction keys array indicating the program account that executes this instruction |
|
| accounts | number[] | Ordered indices into the transaction keys array indicating which accounts to pass to the program |
|
| data | string | The program input data encoded as base 58 |
public ConfirmOptions: Object source
Options for confirming transactions
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| skipPreflight | boolean | undefined | disable transaction verification step |
|
| commitment | Commitment | undefined | desired commitment level |
|
| preflightCommitment | Commitment | undefined | preflight commitment level |
public ConfirmedBlock: Object source
A ConfirmedBlock on the ledger
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| blockhash | Blockhash | Blockhash of this block |
|
| previousBlockhash | Blockhash | Blockhash of this block's parent |
|
| parentSlot | number | Slot index of this block's parent |
|
| transactions | Array<object> | Vector of transactions and status metas |
|
| rewards | Array<object> | Vector of block rewards |
public ConfirmedSignatureInfo: Object source
A confirmed signature with its status
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| signature | string | the transaction signature |
|
| slot | number | when the transaction was processed |
|
| err | TransactionError | null | error, if any |
|
| memo | string | null | memo associated with the transaction, if any |
|
| blockTime | number | null | undefined | The unix timestamp of when the transaction was processed |
public ConfirmedSignaturesForAddress2Options: Object source
Options for getConfirmedSignaturesForAddress2
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| before | TransactionSignature | undefined | start searching backwards from this transaction signature. If not provided the search starts from the highest max confirmed block. |
|
| limit | number | undefined | maximum transaction signatures to return (between 1 and 1,000, default: 1,000). |
public ConfirmedTransaction: Object source
A confirmed transaction on the ledger
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| slot | number | The slot during which the transaction was processed |
|
| transaction | Transaction | The details of the transaction |
|
| meta | ConfirmedTransactionMeta | null | Metadata produced from the transaction |
|
| blockTime | number | null | undefined | The unix timestamp of when the transaction was processed |
public ConfirmedTransactionMeta: Object source
Metadata for a confirmed transaction on the ledger
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| fee | number | The fee charged for processing the transaction |
|
| innerInstructions | Array<CompiledInnerInstruction> | An array of cross program invoked instructions |
|
| preBalances | Array<number> | The balances of the transaction accounts before processing |
|
| postBalances | Array<number> | The balances of the transaction accounts after processing |
|
| logMessages | Array<string> | An array of program log messages emitted during a transaction |
|
| preTokenBalances | Array<TokenBalance> | The token balances of the transaction accounts before processing |
|
| postTokenBalances | Array<TokenBalance> | The token balances of the transaction accounts after processing |
|
| err | object | null | The error result of transaction processing |
public ContactInfo: Object source
Information describing a cluster node
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| pubkey | string | Identity public key of the node |
|
| gossip | string | null | Gossip network address for the node |
|
| tpu | string | null | TPU network address for the node (null if not available) |
|
| rpc | string | null | JSON RPC network address for the node (null if not available) |
|
| version | string | null | Software version of the node (null if not available) |
public Context: Object source
Extra contextual information for RPC responses
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| slot | number |
public CreateAccountWithSeedParams: Object source
Create account with seed system transaction params
public CreateNonceAccountWithSeedParams: Object source
Create nonce account with seed system transaction params
public CreateSecp256k1InstructionWithPrivateKeyParams: Object source
Create a Secp256k1 instruction using a private key params
public CreateSecp256k1InstructionWithPublicKeyParams: Object source
Create a Secp256k1 instruction using a public key params
public CreateStakeAccountParams: Object source
Create stake account transaction params
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| fromPubkey | PublicKey | ||
| stakePubkey | PublicKey | ||
| authorized | Authorized | ||
| lockup | Lockup | ||
| lamports | number |
public CreateStakeAccountWithSeedParams: Object source
Create stake account with seed transaction params
public EpochSchedule: Object source
Epoch schedule (see https://docs.solana.com/terminology#epoch)
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| slotsPerEpoch | number | The maximum number of slots in each epoch |
|
| leaderScheduleSlotOffset | number | The number of slots before beginning of an epoch to calculate a leader schedule for that epoch |
|
| warmup | boolean | Indicates whether epochs start short and grow |
|
| firstNormalEpoch | number | The first epoch with |
|
| firstNormalSlot | number | The first slot of |
public FeeCalculator: Object source
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| lamportsPerSignature | number | lamports Cost in lamports to validate a signature |
public GetLargestAccountsConfig: Object source
Configuration object for changing getLargestAccounts
query behavior
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| commitment | Commitment | undefined | The level of commitment desired |
|
| filter | LargestAccountsFilter | undefined | Filter largest accounts by whether they are part of the circulating supply |
public InflationGovernor: Object source
Network Inflation (see https://docs.solana.com/implemented-proposals/ed_overview)
public Info: Object source
Info used to identity validators.
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| name | string | validator name |
|
| website | string |
|
optional, validator website |
| details | string |
|
optional, extra information the validator chose to share |
| keybaseUsername | string |
|
optional, used to identify validators on keybase.io |
public InitializeStakeParams: Object source
Initialize stake instruction params
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| stakePubkey | PublicKey | ||
| authorized | Authorized | ||
| lockup | Lockup |
public InstructionType: Object source
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| (index} | * | The Instruction index (from solana upstream program) |
|
| (BufferLayout} | * | The BufferLayout to use to build data |
public KeyedAccountInfo: Object source
Account information identified by pubkey
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| accountId | PublicKey | ||
| accountInfo | AccountInfo<Buffer> |
public LargestAccountsFilter: 'circulating' | 'nonCirculating' source
Filter for largest accounts query
'circulating': Return the largest accounts that are part of the circulating supply 'nonCirculating': Return the largest accounts that are not part of the circulating supply
public LeaderSchedule: Object source
Leader schedule (see https://docs.solana.com/terminology#leader-schedule)
public MessageArgs: Object source
Message constructor arguments
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| header | MessageHeader | The message header, identifying signed and read-only |
|
| accounts | string[] | All the account keys used by this transaction |
|
| recentBlockhash | Blockhash | The hash of a recent ledger block |
|
| instructions | CompiledInstruction[] | Instructions that will be executed in sequence and committed in one atomic transaction if all succeed. |
public MessageHeader: Object source
The message header, identifying signed and read-only account
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| numRequiredSignatures | number | The number of signatures required for this message to be considered valid. The
signatures must match the first |
|
| numReadonlySignedAccounts: | number | The last |
|
| numReadonlyUnsignedAccounts | number | The last |
public NonceInformation: Object source
NonceInformation to be used to build a Transaction.
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| nonce | Blockhash | The current Nonce blockhash |
|
| nonceInstruction | TransactionInstruction | AdvanceNonceAccount Instruction |
public ParsedConfirmedTransaction: Object source
A parsed and confirmed transaction on the ledger
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| slot | number | The slot during which the transaction was processed |
|
| transaction | ParsedTransaction | The details of the transaction |
|
| meta | ConfirmedTransactionMeta | null | Metadata produced from the transaction |
|
| blockTime | number | null | undefined | The unix timestamp of when the transaction was processed |
public ParsedConfirmedTransactionMeta: Object source
Metadata for a parsed confirmed transaction on the ledger
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| fee | number | The fee charged for processing the transaction |
|
| innerInstructions | Array<ParsedInnerInstruction> | An array of cross program invoked parsed instructions |
|
| preBalances | Array<number> | The balances of the transaction accounts before processing |
|
| postBalances | Array<number> | The balances of the transaction accounts after processing |
|
| logMessages | Array<string> | An array of program log messages emitted during a transaction |
|
| preTokenBalances | Array<TokenBalance> | The token balances of the transaction accounts before processing |
|
| postTokenBalances | Array<TokenBalance> | The token balances of the transaction accounts after processing |
|
| err | object | null | The error result of transaction processing |
public ParsedMessage: Object source
A parsed transaction message
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| accountKeys | Array<ParsedMessageAccount> | Accounts used in the instructions |
|
| instructions | Array<ParsedInstruction|PartiallyDecodedInstruction> | The atomically executed instructions for the transaction |
|
| recentBlockhash | string | Recent blockhash |
public ParsedTransaction: Object source
A parsed transaction
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| signatures | Array<string> | Signatures for the transaction |
|
| message | ParsedMessage | Message of the transaction |
public RpcResponseAndContext: Object source
RPC Response with extra contextual information
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| context | Context | ||
| value | T | response |
public SendOptions: Object source
Options for sending transactions
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| skipPreflight | boolean | undefined | disable transaction verification step |
|
| preflightCommitment | Commitment | undefined | preflight commitment level |
public SignatureStatus: Object source
Signature status
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| slot | number | when the transaction was processed |
|
| confirmations | number | null | the number of blocks that have been confirmed and voted on in the fork containing |
|
| err | TransactionError | null | error, if any |
|
| confirmationStatus | string | null | the transaction's cluster confirmation status, if data available. Possible non-null responses: |
public SignatureStatusConfig: Object source
Configuration object for changing query behavior
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| searchTransactionHistory | boolean | enable searching status history, not needed for recent transactions |
public StakeAuthorizationType: Object source
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| (index} | * | The Stake Authorization index (from solana-stake-program) |
public StakeInstructionType: 'Initialize' | 'Authorize' | 'AuthorizeWithSeed' | 'Delegate' | 'Split' | 'Withdraw' | 'Deactivate' source
An enumeration of valid StakeInstructionType's
public SystemInstructionType: 'Create' | 'Assign' | 'Transfer' | 'CreateWithSeed' | 'AdvanceNonceAccount' | 'WithdrawNonceAccount' | 'InitializeNonceAccount' | 'AuthorizeNonceAccount' source
An enumeration of valid SystemInstructionType's
public TokenAmount: Object source
Token amount object which returns a token amount in different formats for various client use cases.
public TransactionCtorFields: Object source
List of Transaction object fields that may be initialized at construction
public TransactionInstructionCtorFields: Object source
List of TransactionInstruction object fields that may be initialized at construction
public Version: Object source
Version info for a node
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| solana-core | string | Version of solana-core |
public VoteAccountInfo: Object source
Information describing a vote account
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| votePubkey | string | Public key of the vote account |
|
| nodePubkey | string | Identity public key of the node voting with this account |
|
| activatedStake | number | The stake, in lamports, delegated to this vote account and activated |
|
| epochVoteAccount | boolean | Whether the vote account is staked for this epoch |
|
| epochCredits | Array<Array<number>> | Recent epoch voting credit history for this voter |
|
| commission | number | A percentage (0-100) of rewards payout owed to the voter |
|
| lastVote | number | Most recent slot voted on by this vote account |
public VoteAccountStatus: Object source
A collection of cluster vote accounts
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| current | Array<VoteAccountInfo> | Active vote accounts |
|
| delinquent | Array<VoteAccountInfo> | Inactive vote accounts |


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Week dedicated to the interpretation and composition with percussion instruments in contemporary music
From 23rd to 26th January, 2020
Avidi Lumi presents the first edition of educational activity dedicated to the study and analysis of the various aspects of contemporary music, focusing on percussions and their use in musical composition.
The formative proposal includes a workshop from 23rd to 26th January 2020, which offers two sections:
- Percussions masterclass about the performance practice of contemporary soloist, electronic and electro-acoustic repertoire;
- Call for scores.
The percussionist Simone Beneventi was invited for this first edition.
The need to have these two sections is born to relate the compositional aspect, the research aspect and its realization in score for performers and musicians who searches the composer's idea inspiration. Participants will be able to work on the material proposed by the teacher, or on the choosen composers' music.
The
call for scores will determine 5 composers who will work with Simone Beneventi and the students of the instrumental course. The compositions of the participants will be selected for the
final concert of the masterclass.
To seal the offer, the Avidi Lumi studio provides its staff and electronic equipment, with the aim of carrying out practical workshops on amplification methods and performing of percussions and electronic pieces.
On the evening of January 26th, the end of the educational event will take place through the performance of the selected compositions and proposed works (soloists or ensembles) in the masterclass, performed by Simone Beneventi and the students.
Registrations are also open to audience students subject to availability (max 15 per course).
DEADLINE FOR ACTUAL PARTICIPANTS: December 15th, 2019
DEADLINE FOR AUDIENCE PARTICIPANTS: January 15th, 2020
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RULES
Simone Beneventi will lead the project for both percussionists and composers, exploring interpretation and instrumental techniques.
MUSICIANS
ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS (6 people):
There is an individual lesson lasting 90 minutes and the possibility to participate to all the instruments and composition lessons as an auditor. Tracks can be chosen from the
list of repertoire.
Effective student fee: € 160
Auditor fee: € 50€
(Social lunch is included)
COMPOSERS
ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS (5 people):
The fee includes an individual lesson lasting 90 minutes and the possibility to participate to all composition and performance lessons as an auditor.
Three compositions will be selected to be performed during the final exhibition.
Effective student fee: € 130
Auditor fee: € 50€
(Social lunch is included)
HOW TO REGISTER
Interested instrumentalists and composers should send an e-mail to
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(subject: Beneventi Masterclass - Surname / Name / course) by Sunday
December 15th 2019, attaching:
- Artistic CV
- copy of a valid document
- for instrumentalists: piece(s) that you want to learn more about in class
- for composers: 1 or 2 scores for any instrument
The results will be personally prepared by Simone Beneventi, will be communicated via e-mail to the participants.
The payment instructions will be sent individually together with the e-mail selection of the actual students, and subsequently to the booking e-mail for the auditor students.
Each selected composer as an active participant, can send to Avidi Lumi, by
December 31st 2019, by email 1 or 2 scores for percussions soloist up to 5 percussionist, with or without electronics (live and tape).
Program:
January 23rd:
- 3:00 pm: introduction to repertoire
- 4:30 pm: set-up control
Schedule individual lesson (provisional timetable):
| time / date |
January 24th |
January 25th |
January 26th |
| 10:30-12:00 am |
Comp. 1 |
Comp. 3 |
Percuss. 5 |
| 12:00-1:30 pm |
Percuss. 1 |
Percuss. 3 |
Percuss. 6 |
| 1:30-3:00 pm |
lunch |
lunch |
lunch |
| 3:00-4:30 pm |
Percuss. 2 |
Percuss. 4 |
Comp. 5 |
| 4:30-6:00 pm |
Comp. 2 |
Comp. 4 |
Prep. Conc. |
| 7:00 pm |
- |
- |
Concert |
Repertoire list
- Giorgio Battistelli: Libro Celibe
- Giorgio Battistelli: Orazi e Curiazi (2 perc)
- Mario Bertoncini, Tune (Piatti sospesi + nastro)
- Pierluigi Billone: Mani Gonxha (2 campane tibetane)
- Iancu Dumitrescu: Monade (I)-(II) (handmade monochord - Violoncassa)
- Armando Gentilucci: Contrasto (set up)
- Gérard Grisey: Stèle (2 perc)
- Riccardo Nova: Mantra XIII Vasavas (solo + el.)
- Alexandra Vrebalov: Byzantine (Low melodic instrument and drone accompaniment)
- Salvatore Sciarrino: Esplorazione del bianco (set up)
- Karlheinz Stockhausen: Nasenflugeltanz (set up + midi sounds + voice)
- Stefano Trevisi: Figurazione della freccia (set-up)
- Iannis Xenakis: Rebounds
Additional info
The organization will not cover accommodation, board, or travel expenses.
More information you can see on page
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For residents of the parish of Bathford (includes Warleigh and Shockerwick) and Kingsdown. For older people and offers journeys to medical appointments, dentists, hairdressers and opticians etc.
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Bathford Link
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Age UK B&NES
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Type of service:Door-to-door fully accessible minibus service
Covers: Bath & North East Somerset area
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St Philip's Community Minibus
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Covers: Bath & North East Somerset area
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St Philip's Community Minibus
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Age UK B&NES
Age UK B&NES is a local independent charity that offers services and activities to older people throughout Bath & North East Somerset.
Booking for: Individuals and groups
Type of service: Provides transport for AgeUK B&NES community and social groups. The service is available to other community groups. Please contact for more details.
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Covers: Bath & North East Somerset area
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Booking for: Individuals and groups
Type of service: Provides transport for AgeUK B&NES community and social groups. The service is available to other community groups. Please contact for more details.
Covers: The area routinely covered is Bath & North East Somerset. Trips outside this area are made by prior arrangement.
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SWAN Volunteer Transport Scheme
For older, frail or disabled people on low incomes living in Bath and North East Somerset. Provides journeys for visiting friends or family, attending social activities, health related appointments, shopping, attending training or educational facilities, or simply for a trip out.
Booking for:Individual(s) and Groups
Type of service:Door-to-door fully accessible minibus service
Covers: Bath & North East Somerset area
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St Philip's Community Minibus
Transport for community groups and charities. Groups need to be registered with the scheme and have to provide their own driver.
Booking for: Groups
Type of service: Fully accessible minibus service
Covers: Bath & North East Somerset area
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Farmborough Good Neighbours
Provides transport for Farmborough residents only. Offers journeys for medical appointments.
Booking for: Individual(s)
Type of service:Fully accessible minibus service
Covers:Farmborough and hospitals in the Bath and North East Somerset area
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Ridings Car Link
Provides transport for residents of Norton St Philip, Hinton Charterhouse, and Farleigh Hungerford who don't have access to other forms of transport. Offers journeys to medical appointments, vets, and some social visits.
Booking for: Individual(s)
Type of service: Car
Covers:Bath & North East Somerset area
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Limpley Stoke & Freshford Transport Link
For residents of Limpley Stoke and Freshford only who can't access other transport. Offers journeys to medical appointments, shopping trips and visits to family and friends.
Booking for: Individual(s)
Type of service: Car
Covers:Bath & North East Somerset and Mendip areas
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This file requires modification to work with your application
File Layout
Node: openas2
Node: certificates
Attributes
classname
describes the Java class to process the certificate file. for example:
com.helger.as2.cert.CertificateFactory
type
defines the file type of the file containing the certificates for example:
pkcs12 or jks or
filename
defines the file name containing the certificates for example:
%home%\certs.p12
password
opens the file using this password for example: test
interval
describes how often the file should be check up for updates. Specified in seconds. for
example: 300
Node: partnerships Describes the OpenAS2 classes to handle the trading partner
identifications.
Attributes
classname
describes the Java class to process the partnerships file for example:
com.helger.as2.partner.XMLPartnershipFactory
defines the file name containing the partnerships definitions
describes for example: %home%\partnerships.xml
Node: commands Describes the OpenAS2 command classes to use
Attributes
classname
describes the Java class to process the command file for more information see Command File for example:
com.helger.as2.app.XMLCommandRegistry
filename
defines the name of the file command all possible commands for example:
%home%\commands.xml
Node: processor Describes the OpenAS2 class to handle the message processors.
Attributes
classname
describes the default Java class to handle outgoing message for example:
com.helger.as2.processor.DefaultProcessor
Node: module Module that sends out AS2 messages.
Attributes
classname
describes the Java class to send outgoing Messages for example:
com.helger.as2.processor.sender.AS2SenderModule
retry
defines the number of attempts for sending a message,default is -1 aka infinite. for
example retries="3" will stop sending the message after 3 failures.
connecttimeout
defines the millisecond count before a connection times out. default value is 30000 or 30 seconds.
for example connecttimeout="60000" will time out after 60 seconds.
readtimeout
defines the millisecond count before a read times out. default value is 30000 or 30 seconds. for
example readtimeout="60000" will time out after 60 seconds.
Node: module Module that sends out AS2 MDNs asynchronously.
Attributes
classname
describes the Java class to send asynch MDN for example:
com.helger.as2.processor.sender.AsynchMDNSenderModule
retry
defines the number of attempts for sending a message, default value is -1 (infinite.) for
example retries="3" will stop sending the message after 3 failures.
connecttimeout
defines the millisecond count before a connection times out. default value is 30000 or 30 seconds.
for example connecttimeout="60000" will time out after 60 seconds.
readtimeout
defines the millisecond count before a read times out. default value is 30000 or 30 seconds. for
example readtimeout="60000" will time out after 60 seconds.
Node: module The following will describe a module to process outgoing message
placed in a generic directory. The module determines the receiver and send from the file name placed in
the directory (see format attribute). This module will look for files in
specified directory and file names to send to the default message processor.
Attributes
classname
describes the Java class to process files to be sent to the AS2SenderModule for its delivery
process. for example:
com.helger.as2.processor.receiver.AS2DirectoryPollingModule
outboxdir
defines the directory where files are to be found. for example:
%home%\toAny
errordir
defines directory where files containing errors are redirected to. for example:
%home%\toAny\error
interval
describes how often the directory is to be checked for work. Specified in seconds. Default is 30
seconds. for example: 5
delimiters
defines the characters used to parse the incoming file name. Characters are separate the tokens:
sender, receiver and file id. for example: -.
describes the file name by the tokens sender, receiver and file id. May be in any order. Sender id
and receiver id are as defined in the partnership.xml file. for example:
sender.as2_id, receiver.as2_id, attributes.fileid or attributes.mimetype,
attributes.mimesubtype, sender.name, receiver.name
mimetype
describes the outgoing message mime message type. for example:
application/EDI-X12
Node: module
Attributes
classname
describes the Java class to process files for a particular trading partner that are sent to the
AS2SenderModule for its delivery process. for example:
com.helger.as2.processor.receiver.AS2DirectoryPollingModule
outboxdir
defines the directory where outgoing message are defined. for example:
%home%\toOpenAS2A\
errordir
defines the directory where erroneous messages are left. for example:
%home%\toOpenAS2A\error
interval
describes how often the incoming directory is searched. Defined in seconds, default is 30 seconds.
for example: 5
defaults
describes the AS2 sender and receiver ids as defined in the partnership.xml file. for
example: defaults="sender.as2_id=OpenAS2A, receiver.as2_id=OpenAS2B"
protocol
describes the AS2 protocol, which is AS2. for example: as2
mimetype
describes the outgoing message mime message type. for example:
application/EDI-X12
Node: module
Attributes
classname
describes the Java class to process incoming MDNs for example:
com.helger.as2.processor.storage.MDNFileModule
filename
describes for example:
%home%\mdn\$date.uuuu$\$date.MM$\$mdn.msg.sender.as2_id$-$mdn.msg.receiver.as2_id$-$mdn.msg.headers.message-id$
protocol
describes for example: as2
tempdir
describes for example: %home%\temp
Node: module Defines the module to handle messages.
Attributes
classname
describes the Java class to process and store incoming messages for example:
com.helger.as2.processor.storage.MessageFileModule
filename
describes the location and formatted filename of the stored MDNs. for example:
%home%\inbox\$msg.sender.as2_id$-$msg.receiver.as2_id$-$msg.headers.message-id$
protocol
describes the AS2 protocol for example: as2
tempdir (Optional)
defines temporary directory used to store MDNs during message processing. for example:
%home%\temp
Node: module
Attributes
classname
describes the Java class to process handle incoming modules for example:
com.helger.as2.processor.receiver.AS2ReceiverModule
port
defines the port the server listens on. for example: 10080
errordir
defines directory where invalid incoming messages are stored. for example:
%home%\inbox\error
errorformat
defines the format of filenames for invalid incoming messages. for example:
sender.as2_id, receiver.as2_id, headers.message-id
Node: module
Attributes
classname
describes the Java class to rehandle messages for example:
com.helger.as2.processor.resender.DirectoryResenderModule
resenddir
defines the directory to find message to resend for example: %home%\resend
errordir
defines the director to store resend messages that are in error. for example:
%home%\resend\error
resenddelay
defines the wait time between resends. Defined in seconds. Default is 60. for example:
600
This file requires modification to work with your application
File Layout
Node: partnerships The root node.
Node: partner partner definition Attributes
name
partner name as defined in OpenAS2 configuration file. OpenAS2A
as2_id
partner name as defined in partnership node OpenAS2A
x509_alias
Alias as defined in certificate file OpenAS2A
email
E-mail address of partner<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Node: partnership defines partner relationships between sender and receiver
Node: partnership Attributes
name
Unique name of partnership relation. See filename parsing above.
OpenAS2A-OpenAS2B
Node: sender Attributes
name
Unique name of Sender OpenAS2A
Node: receiver Attributes
name
Unique name of receiver OpenAS2B
The following is a list of nodes that use the node name of attribute. The subnodes of
attribute use a name/value node naming pair structure.
Node: attribute name is protocol defines the protocol to
use with this partner. value is as2
name="protocol" value="as2"
Node: attribute name is subject defines text used in E-mail
subject line value name="subject" value="From OpenAS2A to
OpenAS2B"
Node: attribute name is as2_url defines partners AS2
server's URL value name="as2_url"
value="http://www.MyPartnerAS2Machine.com:10080"/>
Node: attribute name is as2_mdn_to defines MDN server's
URL value name="as2_url"
value="http://www.MyPartnerAS2Machine.com:10080" name="as2_mdn_to"
value="http://www.MyAS2Machine.com:10081"
Node: attribute name is as2_receipt_option
defines asynchronous MDN server's URL value
name="as2_receipt_option" value="http://www.MyAS2Machine.com:10081"
Node: attribute name is as2_mdn_options
defines MDN option values for E-mail header value
name="as2_mdn_options" value="signed-receipt-protocol=optional, pkcs7-signature;
signed-receipt-micalg=optional, sha1"
Node: attribute name is encrypt defines
encrypting algorithm name for E-mail header value
name="encrypt" value="3des"
Node: attribute (optional) name is
content_type_encoding defines what the header field should display
value 8bit (default), binary, ...
name="content_transfer_encoding" value="binary"


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We are a group of technologists and engineers dedicated to improving senior care. With our knowledge of software and current technologies, we devise practical solutions that can be implemented immediately.
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Generally we integrate free or low-cost technologies to create new solutions. We also implement artificial intelligence technologies to deal with certain issues.
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Legendary Card: Night Witch
This card has taken a big drop on the list. But at last she is finally balanced, not OP anymore.
After nerf, she now fits only in one archetype i.e. Beatdown extremely well while doing average in other archetypes which totally unlike before where she was a Jack of all Trades.
In beatdown, she is strong because the bats can snow ball behind a tank and can deal tons of damage.
Killing her will still spawn 2 more bats along with the bats already present making her deadly.
Night Witch is actually a great counter to MK on defense, killing him alone due to her Bat Spawn without any hit and +3 elixir trade. This has made her a good choice again.


Choose the Polyspace installation folder to be used in this project, as defined on the Configure System page.
You can then use Polyspace commands such as polyspace-configure
, polyspace-bug-finder-server
and polyspace-code-prover-server
directly in scripts without specifying the installation folder.
You can also use the helper utility ps_helper
in scripts in the Build section of this project to filter results, report a pass/fail status and obtain other project information. For instance, in a Shell script, use the utility with the syntax $ps_helper
. In a Windows batch file, use the syntax %ps_helper%
. In the syntax descriptions below, report
refers to the results file obtained using the command polyspace-access -export
or polyspace-report-generator -generate-results-list-file
.
$ps_helper -report-filter report filtered_report [owner] [title1 value1] [title2 value2] ...
Filters report
for results with title1
set to value1
, etc. and saves to filtered_report
(with name suffix _owner
). The name owner is added to a list of owners for personalized e-mail notification later.
For instance:
$ps_helper -report-filter Results_List.tsv Results_Users.tsv userA Group Programming Function "get()"
Results_List.tsv
for results with Group
set to Programming
and Function
set to get()
.Results_Users_userA.tsv
. You can later use the base name Results_Users
to e-mail filtered reports to multiple users as a post-build action. For instance, you can send file Results_Users_userA.tsv
to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>, file Results_Users_userB.tsv
to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>, etc.$ps_helper -report-count-findings report
Stores the number of findings in report
(original or filtered).
For instance:
NB_FINDINGS_USERA=$($ps_helper -report-count-findings Results_Users_userA.tsv)
Returns the number of findings in Results_Users_userA.tsv
to the variable NB_FINDINGS_USERA
.
$ps_helper -report-status report max
Prints an analysis status based on number of findings in report
. If the number is greater than max
, the build status is UNSTABLE
.
Otherwise, the status is SUCCESS
.
For instance:
BUILD_STATUS=$($ps_helper -report-status Results_All.tsv 10)
Returns UNSTABLE
to BUILD_STATUS
if the number of findings in Results_All.tsv
is greater than 10.
$ps_helper -print-runid upload_out
$ps_helper -print-projectid upload_out
$ps_helper -print-projecturl upload_out
Obtains a project id, run id and project URL in Polyspace Access for the current upload. The file upload_out
is obtained when uploading a result with the command:
polyspace-access -o upload_out -upload ...
For instance:
PROJECT_ID=$($ps_helper -print-projectid upload_out)
Returns the ID of the project for the current upload to PROJECT_ID
.
PROJECT_URL=$($ps_helper -print-projecturl upload_out $POLYSPACE_ACCESS_URL)
Returns the URL of the project for the current upload to PROJECT_URL
. The variable $POLYSPACE_ACCESS_URL
represents the URL of the Polyspace Access interface (created from specified server settings).
You can use the helper utility only when no Jenkins slave is used as the helper libraries are part of the Polyspace Jenkins plugin.


Star Trek: Insurrection (1998) 3 stars out of 4. Starring Patrick Stewart, Donna Murphy, F. Murray Abraham, Brent Spiner. Directed by Jonathan Frakes
Star Trek: Insurrection is an enjoyable movie, employing the basics that should endear it to most Trekkers. It lacks the weight of some of its predecessors, especially Star Trek: First Contact, but that's not necessarily a negative.
Once in a while the Star Trek franchise offers a movie with a lighter tone, such as in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. Insurrection, while in a more serious vein, falls within that category in the Star Trek canon.
This time, the crew of the Enterprise is out to defy a renegade Starfleet admiral who is working with an alien race to take over a planet that has all the properties of a fountain of youth.
Basically, these bad aliens, the Son'a, who supposedly are Federation members, are violating the Prime Directive, the code to which this interstellar organization strictly adheres. It's kind of a non-interference clause.
Well, Capt. Jean-Luc Picard and his crew act to set things right, which, of course, they do.
The heart of this Star Trek venture is, as always, the interplay between the principals. And Insurrection is no exception. Picard (Patrick Stewart) remains the voice of authority and reason. Yet he is willing to act when necessary.
This film also shows Picard, the romantic, as he becomes infatuated with Anij (Broadway star Donna Murphy), the leader of the Ba'ku.
One of the complaints Trekkers had about Picard and the Next Generation series was that this captain was too cerebral. He would rather talk his way out of a situation, unlike classic Trek's Capt. Kirk, who was willing to fire a phaser at the least provocation.
But, as in First Contact, Picard demonstrates his military skills, though not in the same overwrought, vengeful manner he brought to the previous outing.
Brent Spiner's Data provides, in a sense, the film's comic relief. This android's childlike fascination with humanity is ably demonstrated when Data befriends a young boy who teaches him about having fun.
Both Spiner and Stewart also get the chance to demonstrate their vocal talents with a bit of Gilbert & Sullivan. You know the producers - and cast - are having fun when HMS Pinafore can be thrown into the mix without the audience groaning.
Also rekindled is the romance between Cmdr. William Riker (Jonathan Frakes) and ship's counselor Deanna Troi (Marina Sirtis).
Again, this all totals a more relaxed film, especially compared to the previous outing against the evil dronelike Borg.
Insurrection also features Oscar-winner F. Murray Abraham, buried under much makeup, as the main villain, out to take over the Eden-like planet.
The script is predictable, with one interesting surprise in the last act. The special effects, most of which are computer generated, are very well done, and Jerry Goldsmith contributes another fine score.
Frakes, in his second stint behind the camera, shows his fine direction of First Contact was no fluke. He keeps the action moving and ably mixes the humor and adventure, creating a smooth-flowing audience pleaser.
Insurrection is not a great movie, lacking the substance and depth of First Contact as well as Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.
But it is a pleasurable excursion that should satisfy franchise fans, as well as hold the interest of sci-fi fans in general.
Bob Bloom is the film critic at the Journal and Courier in Lafayette, Ind. He can be reached by e-mail at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The review above was posted to the
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Group 3: Bihar, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, Meghalaya, Assam,West Bengal, Andaman & Nicobar Islandsm Jharkhand, Odisha, Chhattisgarh,
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Museum Times
Please note that the Museum of Survival: Project Z will only be open for one day! This is a student developed project at the California Academy of Mathematics and Science. If you have found this site and are not aware of this project, please note that this is NOT a real museum. However, feel free to visit us on opening day if you'd like. We'll be glad to give you a tour.


SAS, other airlines reduce Hong Kong flights
Protests and unrest see a number of airlines cutting flights due to a drop in demand
by AT ContributorAirline SAS announced Monday it was reducing the number of flights to Hong Kong, as tourists shun the former British territory now in the throes of nearly six months of pro-democracy protests.
The Scandinavian carrier said it was decreasing its five weekly flights from the Danish capital Copenhagen to four “due to a drop in demand in November,” a spokeswoman said.
“We are continuing to monitor the situation,” Freja Annamatz said, adding that SAS plans to resume the regular number of flights during the Christmas and New Year holidays.
Nordic competitor Finnair indicated it will maintain its two daily flights between Helsinki and the eighth largest international airport in the world.
“We continue with two daily flights between Helsinki and Hong Kong, and at the moment we have no plans in reducing capacity,” a Finnair spokesman said.
Garuda Indonesia will go from running 21 flights a week to only four up to mid-December. Thai Airways and Philippine Airlines are each cutting one of five daily flights per week to Hong Kong.
The former British territory is going through its worst political crisis since its return to China in 1997.
Millions have taken to the streets of Hong Kong, initially against a now-dropped bid by its leaders to allow extraditions to the Chinese mainland.
But after Beijing and Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam took a hard line, the movement snowballed into a broader push for democracy and police accountability.
Activists say freedoms are being eroded by Beijing, contrary to a deal that outlined Hong Kong’s return to China from British colonial rule.
– AFP


ATLANTA: South Africa's Zozibini Tunzi has been crowned Miss Universe for the year 2019, beating more than 90 contestants, including Miss India, from around the globe.
The 26-year-old Tunzi was declared the winner at a televised event, hosted by American comic-turned-TV personality Steve Harvey, held at Tyler Perry Studios here on Sunday.

Miss Puerto Rico Madison Anderson was named the first runner-up, followed by Mexican contestant Ashley Alvidrez as the second runner-up.
Also part of the top 5 were Colombia and Thailand.
The announcement of the winner was made on Miss Universe's official Instagram account.
Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray, from the Philippines, presented Tunzi with the crown.
This is the third Miss Universe crown for South Africa, with Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters being declared the winner in 2017.


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The island of Sao Vicente has 90.000 inhabitants (approx. 70.000 of those live in Mindelo) and stretches 16 km from north to south and 24 km from east to west. It has several very beautiful beaches, all very different from each other.
Mindelo is where most yachts go for a quick refuelling stop, but it is worth lingering longer to explore this restored colonial town. The town is situated at the edge of a subsided volcano crater, the harbour is naturally formed and is one of the most protected in the archipelago.
The town is in Porto Grande Bay (see photo courtesy of World Cruising Club), which gives total protection from NW through E to S and partial protection (with a fetch of up to 2M) from S around to W. Occasionally a westerly swell can set in which can make anchoring here, or berthing in the marina, rather uncomfortable.
Position 16°53.9'N,24°59.8'W.
Yachts must fly the "Q" flag until cleared in, after which the courtesy flag must be flown. These can be purchased from the chandlery at the marina or at "Casa das Bandeiras" in the town.
The skipper should go ashore to see Immigration and Port Officials as soon as possible. The police building is on the other side of the harbour to the marina, 10 minutes walking distance. You have to visit two different offices.
The captain must sign a form that absolves the Port Authority from responsibility in case of theft from the yacht. Ship's papers will be held by the Authorities whilst in the harbour however they will accept a laminated copy.
Passports are no longer retained but must be stamped by the Immigration Office (in the commercial port). It has been reported that Immigration can be a problem as they often close up shop to go to the airport.
Customs will issue clearance for the next port as for Praia. Yachts can clear out up to 24 hours before departure.
Last updated November 2015.
Marina Mindelo recommends yachts approaching the harbour keep to the north of the bay after passing the big rock "Ilhéu dos Pássaros" in the middle of the channel. On entering the harbour keep a distance of approx. 100m off the commercial pier.
Cruisers have commented that a night entry here can be difficult as the navigation lights are impossible to distinguish from the ones on shore and those of the anchored ships in the bay. A chart plotter is practically essential. Marina Mindelo have reported that a clear landmark to spot at night is the bright white/red ferry called ARMAS moored to the end of the commercial part of the harbour. They recommend keeping it clear to port and enter the marina or anchorage area at moderate speed as many of the anchored yachts do not use anchor lights.
This harbour offers good shelter from the NW through E to S and partial protection (with a fetch of up to 2M) from S around to W. Very occasionally a westerly swell can set in and this can be a problem both at anchor and in the marina.
Anchoring
You may anchor for free but be aware that holding can be patchy as there are areas of volcanic gravel.
Yachts can anchor beyond the commercial port, in the northern part of the bay. Prevailing winds are from the NE (the trade winds), Force 3 to 5, and are pretty much constant. The harbour is subject to strong gusts, especially in winter, so make sure the anchor is well dug in. (The old steel motor yacht which previously provided a mooring is no longer there).
Locals may offer to dispose of garbage for a small fee, however be cautious in accepting this help as there is a problem in Mindelo with garbage being dumped out of sight, not in the proper receptacles.
It is not recommended to leave your dinghy unattended at the city beach of Mindelo (as in many other cities around the world). For a small daily or monthly charge you can moor your dinghy at the marina where there is 24/7 security on the pontoons.
Security
Exercise caution if you contract someone to look after your boat or dinghy while you are away, this is not always a guarantee for safe anchorage. Locals swim in the bay where yachts are anchored and there have been incidents of stolen dinghies at the beach or from yachts that were being looked after by local watchmen.
The only guaranteed safe place to leave a dinghy is at the designated dinghy pontoon in the marina where they charge €4 a day to tie up (long-term rates are available). However, local police recommended not leaving your dingy on the pontoon or beach at night.
Whether at anchor or in the marina, it is recommended to keep your boat locked at all times.
Marina
Marina Mindelo opened here a few years ago. It provides slightly better shelter than the anchorage and has 24 hour security. Should a W swell set in during your stay here, be prepared with springs and rubber guards for mooring lines.
Pontoons are anchored to the seabed without fingers. Instead there are mooring buoys for tying to. The floating pontoons run roughly from NW to SE, so make sure that your berth is on the SW-side of the pontoons so will be blown off the pontoon. There is always some swell here and movement of the pontoons.
Daily rates are comparable to the Mediterranean, however long-term discounts are much more economical than in the Canary Islands and Europe.
Provisions & Water
Whilst basic provisions be found here for re-stocking, a much wider range is available in the Canary Islands.
Water is a scarce commodity here. The electricity company is also responsible for the water supply on the island. They use the desalinization process to get sweet water, meaning that every litre is produced by diesel and consequently limited, and expensive.
Last updated November 2015.
There are two yacht clubs, the old, nostalgic Clube Nautico just outside the Marina's pier (open Mon - Saturday, morning until midnight) and the floating Sailor's Bar / Restaurant inside the Marina (also available for Dinghy clients).