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Re-election: Oshiomhole presents Yahaya Bello to Buhari
by Agency ReportThe National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress on Thursday formally presented the Kogi Governor-elect, Yahaya Bello, to President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
News Agency of Nigeria reports that the re-elected governor had earlier received a Certificate of Return from the Independent National Electoral Commission in Abuja on Thursday (today).
NAN observed that the meeting between the President and the re-elected governor alongside the APC national chairman was held behind closed doors.
NAN reports that the Returning Officer of the November 16 Kogi governorship election, Prof. Ibrahim Garba, had, on Monday, declared Yahaya Bello winner of the election after polling 406,222 votes.
Bello defeated 24 other contestants, including Mr. Musa Wada of the Peoples Democratic Party who polled 189,704 votes.
President Buhari on Monday met behind closed doors with Bayelsa governor-elect, Mr. David Lyon, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
Lyon was also accompanied on the visit by the National Chairman of the APC, Adams Oshiomhole, governors Atiku Bagudu of Kebbi State, Badaru Abubakar of Jigawa, as well as the Minister of State, Petroleum Resources, Mr. Timipre Sylva.
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Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Serves
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This super-simple supper is a delicious take on soufflé. It can be made without the bacon for a tasty vegetarian tea.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Grease an ovenproof dish with a little oil using a pastry brush. Add the grated courgette, then scatter over the chopped bacon.
In a bowl, mix together the plain yoghurt, feta, parmesan and ground black pepper until well combined. Stir in the beaten egg until well combined.
Pour the egg-and-yoghurt mixture on top of the courgette and bacon mixture. Transfer the dish to the oven and bake for 20–25 minutes, or until the egg-and-yoghurt mixture has set and is golden-brown on top.
Remove the dish from the oven and set aside to cool slightly. Serve with the sliced tomatoes, if desired.


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My name is Junaid Patel and I'm 21 years old. I study Computer Science at the University of Toronto, specializing in the Software Engineering stream. Being a co-op student, I worked as a Junior Web Developer in the law firm Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP for 8 months in Winter 2014. Then, I worked as a Web Developer, again, for the Department of Historical Studies at UofT in Summer 2015. This position was under Dr. Shafique Virani, who is a distinguished professor at the University.
My ambition to become a programmer began in high school when I took Computer Science courses in grade 11 as well as grade 12. By developing simple Java programs, I found programming very intriguing and I slowly began having an affinity towards programming. This is when I decided to pursue a career in Computer Science and, from that point on, I've been working on projects in my own personal time as well as in University. From mobile apps to web pages, I'm always trying to think of new ideas that could benefit me or be of interest to others. My goal is to move up the "career ladder" and to grow in terms of skills.
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Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi to Start Inspecting IDF Bases and Toilets
by Jewish Press StaffIDF Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi has shown he is willing to roll up his sleeves and get his hands dirty when it comes to fixing and improving the IDF and restoring the victory ethos back into the IDF spirit.
On Sunday morning, the Chief of Staff, along with senior IDF officers, began a countrywide inspection of 180 army bases from Mt. Hermon to Eilat, according to Galei Tzahal reporter Tsahi Dabush.
The senior officers will be reviewing how the bases look, their security, their safety, their recycling and ecological impact (Kochavi is a vegan, after all) – and at the condition of their toilets and showers. There have been many complaints by reservists regarding the cleanliness and conditions of the toilets on the bases they go to serve on.
If the officers are already inspecting the bathrooms, one hopes they’ll do something not just about the cleanliness, the lack of hand soap and toilet paper one often finds, but dealing with the complete lack of facilities at the rifle ranges.


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I have done my fair share of psychedelics in my day, but nothing I have ever tried (or imagined) could possibly compare to the visions of Datura. After reading the book 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' by Hunter S. Thompson, I knew I had to try it. The lawyer in the book told of an experience with the imfamous 'Jimson Weed' and at that point I thought I could add a tally to my list of psychedelic substances I have experienced.
I live in a pretty nice neighborhood. There is a forest behind my house so when I heard that it grows wild in the U.S. I decided to go out hunting. It wasn't long before I was pleasantly surprised to find a nice group of the weeds. I had been through these woods a lot (mostly smoking pot with my friends) and was astounded to know I had walked by these plants so many times without ever knowing their worth. Anyway, I took three of the seed pods (the strongest part, or so I'm told) back to my house. Later that night I told my friend to come over and that I had a surprise for him, when he got over he was astounded at my bounty. He, like me, had also heard of Datura's supernatural powers.
We decided to do it the following night over at his apartment (I still live with my parents, BUMMER!) so about six o'clock at night we decided we were tired of waiting and to get this party started. We cracked open the pods and scooped out the seeds. I was disappointed that there weren't any black mature seeds, and for a moment I wondered if this was the right plant I had gotten. But I got over that quick telling myself if it wasn't the right plant it wouldn't do anything at all.
So we took about two pods worth of seeds and pulverized them in a mortar and pestle until we ended up with a bowl of the stuff, so we each decided to take a teaspoon full. We downed the quite nasty tasting semi-powder with a half galss of water, five minutes later we decided to take another teaspoon each fearing it wouldn't be enough. About 25 minutes later I started to feel strange, not like I was building to a peak, but a genuinely strange and inexplicable feeling.
I remember laying down and feeling kind of tired and then going up to go outside. I needed to get to the plants I wanted to look at them very badly. My friend stopped me from leaving I think, because I ended up sitting down on the floor.
I remember thinking about a sandwich I had eaten the day before that I left in my friend's fridge, but then I remembered I had not eaten a sandswich at all and if I had eaten it it sure as hell wouldn't be in my friends fridge.
I remember things were strange but didn't feel strange. I looked up and the sky was as blue as could be, but then dark clouds filled the sky and lightning started flashing in the sky, a woman's face appeared to me and I knew it was Her. The plants were an extension of her life force. She was calling for me. I tried to run, but then I was back in my friends apartment, sitting on the floor.
I tried to get up I needed to see the plants, I needed to do something or else she would have my soul. I remember walking towards the door but not making it there I would always forget what I was doing, and then when I got there there was no door at all.
I felt trapped I needed to get out, I looked over and my friend was lying down on the couch with his eyes closed, I remember wondering if he was dead and then I started to see his hair and fingernails grow really long. He appeared very old to me, and then I saw what was happening. She was taking him. I saw his eyes flash open just then and it was normal again.
I remember asking myself where my cigarettes were. Just then there was a knock at the door, it was my girlfiend wondering where i was, she had brought three friends with her, all people I had went to school with in earlier years and had moved away, this did not seem odd to me at the time. I invited them in and we started talking about something. I can't remember exactly what, I reached in my pocked for a lighter light a cig my girl had given me, but when I looked up they were gone. I mean VANISHED. The odd thing was I still had the cigarette.
I shrugged this off and tried to light the cigarette, but every time i tried the lighter wasn't working right or I'd forget what i was doing.
I reached over to pet my dog, which is strange considering my dog died when I was twelve.
I don't remember much after this except lying down on the floor and wondering if I would wake up with my soul still mine. I woke up still feeling weird, but it was manageble.  I conversed with my friend who had told me hat he had never been asleep at all. Pretty weird. All in all, an amazing substance, but not for beginners (or even some of the more experienced) Only for those who want to be able to say they've seen everything.
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ABSTRACT
Marunych S. Scaling up the process of reducing the negative impact of aviation noise. Visnyk National Transport University. Series «Technical sciences» Series. Scientific and Technical Collection. - К. : NTU, 2020. - Issue 1 (46).
The article proposes an approach to reduce the negative impact of aviation noise on the population by scaling the process, which includes the analysis of the system «airport infrastructure (AI) - external environment (AF)», calculating and digitizing the main characteristics of noise, and improving the implementation of the Balanced Approach concept.
Object of study - parametric pollution of the aviation transport system, taking into account the development of the basic elements.
The purpose of the article is to propose to build an effective algorithm for the necessary measures aimed at reducing the negative impact of aviation noise.
The research method is a systematic analysis of the mutual influence of parametric pollution of the aviation transport system on the environment.
The inextricable link between nature, society and transport, which has a mutual character, is determined. The threat of an increase in the number of people exposed to aviation noise necessitates the search for ways and methods of public consciousness based on fundamentally new world-views and values.
The results of the article can be implemented in the implementation of the concept of «Balanced Approach» to the problems of aviation noise management, provided by the national legislation of Ukraine.
Predictive assumptions about the development of the object of study - A rational solution is to develop an online system for gathering information on noise from aviation transport system (with geospatial information) with subsequent visualization (interactive map of Ukraine) with generalized data of levels and noise contours, from all airports for easy and clear access to information.
KEYWORDS: AVIATION NOISE, SCALING UP, BALANCED APPROACH, AERODROME ENVIRONMENT, DIGITALIZATION, PARAMETRIC EMISSION, AVIATION TRANSPORT SYSTEM.
REFERENCES
AUTHOR
Marunych Svitlana Vasylivna, Head of Environmental Safety in Civil Aviation Division State Aviation Administration of Ukraine, e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>тел. +380933854958, Ukraine, 01010, Kyiv, Omeljanovicha-Pavlenka str. 1, orsid.org/0000-0003-2777-8501.
REVIEWER
Khrutba V.O., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Department of Ecology and Safety of Vital Functions, National Transport University, Kyiv, Ukraine
Synylo K.V., the Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent of the Department of Civil and Industrial Safety, National Aviation University, Kyiv, Ukraine
Article language: Ukrainian
Open Access: http://publications.ntu.edu.ua/visnyk/46/201.pdf
Print date: 15.04.2020
Online publication date: 27.10.2020


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THE SIEGE RATING: 6.5 / 10 --> So-so
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Director Ed Zwick teams up with Mr. Denzel Washington (A gracious man according to one of my friends who ran into him on the streets of Montreal last month, munching on a hotdog and a baseball cap planted firmly on his once-a-garbage-man head.) for the third time in 10 years for this modern thriller. They previously worked together on 1989's GLORY (For which Denzel won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor) and 1996's COURAGE UNDER FIRE.
PLOT: Super-straight FBI agent Anthony Hubbard (Washington), works alongside his Lebanese-born partner, and CIA agent Kraft (Bening), to solve the maze of terrorist attacks plaguing the city of New York. When the terrorists commit acts beyond the scope of the FBI and the local New York City police department, the US Army is asked to intervene, led by able General Devereaux (Willis). The entire city is placed under martial law, and all Arab-American suspects are persecuted and grilled for information. The siege is set.
CRITIQUE: Mediocre, preachy, self-righteous, thriller starring the great actor Denzel Washington, which manages to hit some high points, but delves into too many lulls and plot holes, along with a weak ending, to maintain my high interest throughout. This film was pretty interesting for the first half, but once the Army, and the wooden acting by Bruce Willis came into the picture, things just seemed to drag on without much real intensity. The final resolution with Willis also seemed quite anti-climactic and too politically correct for my taste.
This movie has apparently angered many Arab groups and after having seen the film, I guess I could see why that is.  But I digress. On the other hand, this film does seem to want to portray the entire big picture, instead of this simple minority, and I guess that on that level, it does so intelligently and effectively. I never really did understand why and what the Annette Bening character did for a living (She seemed to be absolutely everywhere in this film, but without much clear explanation as to how she received clearance for anything), or why anyone, anywhere at anytime would trust her in this film (But somehow, they all do?!)
Add to that the fact that Bruce Willis seems to have forgotten his acting chops back in PULP FICTION (7.5/10) and NOBODY'S FOOL (8/10), and reverted back to his old style of impersonating a piece of mahogany lumber for this role (good choice, Bruce!). But when you really get down to it, Denzel Washington is the glue that holds this long-winded picture together. Year after year, this man continues to reassure us of his magnificent acting talent, and emotionally lure us into each and every one of the characters that he inhabits (Okay, so I'm not counting VIRTUOSITY (5.5/10) !!).  I suggest you catch it on a cheapie night in the theatres, or more sensibly, wait for it on video and enjoy it during those long winter months.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Denzel Washington was once used in a Newsweek cover story about the biological basis of the perception of beauty. He was cited as a key example in a scientific explanation of why he is considered an extremely handsome man. He's been happily married to the same woman since 1982. Annette Bening has been married to the "man with the golden nuts", Warren Beatty since 1992. They've had three kids together. Apparently, Warren saw Annette in THE GRIFTERS (6.5/10) and was so impressed with her work (The shots of her naked goodies probably had nothing to do with it, eh Warren?), that he sought her out for the romantic role opposite him in BUGSY (7.5/10). Bruce Willis was born in Idar-Oberstein, West Germany. Director Zwick executive-produced the famed baby boom TV drama "thirtysomething" (1987). Tony Shalhoub was born in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and married to actress Brooke Adams (Who once turned down an offer to be one of the original Charlie's Angels.) He played Antonio Scarpacci for several years on TV "Wings" sitcom. This film was previously titled AGAINST ALL ENEMIES and MARTIAL LAW.
Review Date: November 11, 1998 Director: Edward Zwick Writers: Lawrence Wright, Menno Meyjes and Edward Zwick (based on story by Wright) Producers: Lynda Obst and Edward Zwick Actors: Denzel Washington as Anthony Hubbard Annette Bening as Elise Kraft/ Sharon Bridger Tony Shalhoub as Frank Haddad Bruce Willis as General William Devereaux Genre: Thriller Year of Release: 1998
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Michigan vs. Michigan State: Game Time, Spread, Channel, Announcers
by Dan LyonsFOX’s “Big Noon Saturday” this weekend features a major Big Ten rivalry with two programs moving in very different directions. Michigan is playing its best football of the season, while Michigan State has sputtered at the middle of the season.
The Spartans started the season 4-1, and on Sept. 28, picked up what now looks like a very solid 40-31 win over Indiana.
Mark Dantonio’s team hasn’t won a game since. Michigan State is now 4-5, with four straight losses to Ohio State, Wisconsin, Penn State, and last weekend, Illinois.
Obviously, that stretch is about as tough a three-game set as you’ll find in college football. The Illinois game drives home the struggles that the Spartans have had. Michigan State surrendered 27 fourth quarter points, blowing a giant lead to lose 37-34.
Meanwhile after a September that more-or-less eliminated Michigan from Big Ten title hopes, the Wolverines are now on a nice run.
In the last two games, Michigan has blasted a ranked Notre Dame team, and handled overmatched Maryland. The season hasn’t met expectations, but Jim Harbaugh and his staff have figured some stuff out.
More on tomorrow’s game:
Game Time: Saturday, 12:00 p.m. ET
Channel: FOX
Spread: Michigan -13.5
Over/Under: 44.5
Announcers: Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt, Jenny Taft
Jim Harbaugh has received plenty of criticism for his struggles in big games and against rivals, but he has a chance to score a second on the year tomorrow afternoon.
Michigan won this game last season, 21-7. Overall, the Wolverines have a big edge in the all-time series, which dates back to 1898, 70-36-5. Things are much closer in the Big Ten era, which dates back to 1950, with Michigan being up 37-30-2.
MSU has captured eight of 11 games since Lloyd Carr stepped down at Michigan after the 2007 season.


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Press release
Trainee teachers need better training in managing pupils’ behaviour and ensuring discipline according to Charlie Taylor, the Government’s expert adviser on behaviour.
Highlighting that there are some cases where trainees receive little more than a single lecture, Charlie Taylor calls for more practical training for trainees. This includes knowing how to vary the tone and volume of their voice to teach effectively and manage behaviour, as well as how to use posture in order to be an authoritative presence in the classroom.
The headteacher of The Willows, a special school for children with behavioural, emotional and social difficulties in West London, has also today published the document ‘Improving teacher training for behaviour’. It sets out the knowledge, skills and understanding that trainees will need in order to be able to manage children’s behaviour.
Charlie Taylor said:
The greatest fear trainee teachers have is that they won’t be able to manage behaviour. It also remains one of the main reasons why teachers leave the profession.
There are essential skills - including some which are underestimated, such as body language and posture - that all teachers need in order to manage behaviour effectively.
There are some great training providers but too often trainees aren’t taught the skills they need to ensure discipline in the classroom. We must spread best practice because without strong discipline and good behaviour children can’t learn.
Charlie Taylor, who from September 2012 will become the chief executive of the Teaching Agency, has carried out a review of what trainees are currently taught. It found differences in the quality of training on behaviour management. The best ITT providers take considerable time and thought to produce programmes that mean trainees leave with a range of practical skills, knowledge and understanding. It allows them to feel confident to manage behaviour when they begin to teach.
However, there are some cases where trainees receive little more than a single lecture and limited support from a tutor if things start to go wrong. Some providers are not always aware of what is good training on behaviour and this means they continue to train inadequately.
A survey, published last week, revealed how more than two-fifths (41 per cent) of teachers rated their initial teacher training (ITT) in managing behaviour as ‘poor’ or ‘very poor’. This includes teachers who may have been in the profession for a number of years.
Improving teacher training for behaviour’ has been developed to complement the new Teachers’ Standards that all teachers have to demonstrate from September 2012. It also reflects the new Ofsted inspection framework for ITT providers, which will come into effect at the same time. It has been produced taking on board the practice from some of the outstanding teacher training providers, Ofsted and some of the best schools who train teachers.
It will help ensure consistency across providers and includes how trainees should know how to:
Jo Palmer-Tweed, course director at teacher training provider Thames Primary Consortium, said:
The importance of coherent high-quality training for behaviour management in teacher training cannot be underestimated.
With a wide range of routes into teaching available and training programmes that are growing in diversity these guidelines will be essential to ensure the provision of high quality training.
Crucially they do not tell providers how to structure their training programmes, but they do set high expectations in terms of what a trainee teacher should expect to receive. This will have a positive impact on the quality of teacher training and subsequently on children’s behaviour for learning.
ENDS
‘ Improving teacher training for behaviour ’ will be made available to all teacher training providers by the Teaching Agency.
There have been some improvements in behaviour training, with the latest survey of newly qualified teachers showing that around three out of four (74 per cent) felt their behaviour training was “good” or “very good”. However, it shows that there is still more to do. The Teaching Agency’s survey of newly qualified teachers in 2011 is available online.
The new Teachers’ Standards , which all teachers will be expected to meet from September 2012, set out competence and conduct for teachers.
Charlie Taylor has been a behavioural specialist for more than 10 years. He has taught every age group, from nursery to 16-year-olds, working in tough inner city primary and comprehensive schools. He is currently on secondment at the Department for Education as the Government’s Expert Adviser on Behaviour.
Previously he was the headteacher of The Willows, a special school for children with behavioural, emotional and social difficulties in West London. During his time at the school, he received two ‘outstanding’ Ofsted ratings.
On 15 June 2012 he was appointed the first permanent chief executive of the Teaching Agency . He will take up the post from September 2012.
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Published: 2 July 2012


agnes
is a mature javascript library for converting between json and
csv.
Include agnes
in your page like this.
<script type="text/javascript" src="agnes.js"></script>
If you're very clever then you might use a loader or something.
Get agnes
here:
She hasn't been minified: I leave that as an exercise for the reader.
Her unit tests are here, and a demonstration of her prowess is here. Her API is described below.
The girl herself is comprised of the following functions, which are documented (with executable examples) below.
| function | purpose |
|---|---|
| csvToJson | Convert csv into an array of json objects. |
| jsonToCsv | Convert a json object (or json array) into csv. |
| rowDelimiter | Detect the line separator used by the current browser |
agnes
expects you to know these terms:
agnes.csvToJson(csvString, rowDelim, fieldDelim)
Parameters: csvString, [rowDelim,] [fieldDelim,] [qualifier]
Converts a piece of separated text into an array of Json objects. Assumes the first row of the csv is the name of the properties to create (i.e. assumes the csv includes a row of column headers).
Standard escaping rules are applied:
The first parameter, csvString
, is the separated text you wish to translate
into Json.
The last three parameters (rowDelimiter, fieldDelimiter and qualifier) are optional.
If you don't provide them, agnes
is crafty when she works out what
you want.
If no rowDelimiter is provided she will use whatever the current browser uses as
a line separator. She performs a little feature detection to make sure she gets
it right. You can use agnes
's rowDelimiter()
function
to see what delimiter she will use by default on a given browser.
If you don't provide a field delimiter, agnes
assumes you want a comma.
You do want a comma don't you?
And for a qualifying character, agnes
assumes you want a double-quote.
var csvData, jsonData;
csvData = "Name,Age\nJack,12\nJohn,5";
jsonData = agnes.csvToJson(csvData);
alert(JSON.stringify(jsonData,null,' '));
Or, if you're using custom delimiters, just specify them (row delimiter, then column delimiter)
var myCSV = "Name|Age;Jack|12;John|5;";
var myJSON = agnes.csvToJson(myCSV, ";", "|");
alert(JSON.stringify(myJSON,null,' '));
agnes.jsonToCsv(objects, rowDelim, fieldDelim, qualifier)
Parameters: objects, [rowDelim,] [fieldDelim,] [qualifier]
Converts a json object (or array of json objects) into a separated string. You can optionally provide the row delimiter, field delimiter and qualifying character. If you omit these parameters, sensible defaults are assumed.
The first parameter can be a single Json object, as in the first example, or an
array of Json objects, as in the second example. agnes
understands.
alert(agnes.jsonToCsv({ "name" : "Mary" }));
agnes
is not concerned with case sensitivity.
var jsonData, csvData;
jsonData = [{ "name" : "Mary", "age" : 81, "Occupation": "Seamstress" }, { "Name" : "Alice", "Age" : 403, "Occupation" : "Governess" }];
csvData = agnes.jsonToCsv(jsonData);
alert(csvData);
Here's an example of using those last three parameters to specify the row delimiter, the field delimiter, and how the fields are qualified.
var jsonData, csvData;
jsonData = [{ "name" : "fred", "age" : 22}];
csvData = agnes.jsonToCsv(jsonData, "\r\n", "|", '"');
alert(csvData);
If you are sending in an array of Json objects, agnes
expects that
each object has the same properties as the first object, and that those properties are in the same order each time. Furthermore, no property is itself an object. Otherwise agnes
will be most perturbed. For example...
var jsonData, csvData;
jsonData = [{ "name" : "Mary", "age" : 96, "height" : "4ft3", "drunk" : null },
{ "name" : "Alice", "height" : "4ft1", "ideas" : {"political":"yes", religious: "No!"} }];
csvData = agnes.jsonToCsv(jsonData);
alert(csvData);
agnes.rowDelimiter()
Determines the standard line ending used on your current browser. Does your current browser use just a carriage return? Or does it use a carriage return plus a line feed?
Note that agnes
does not use old school 'agent' investigation, but the more mature
approach of 'feature detection' -- making sure she doesn't get tricked into a wrong
answer.
There's not much to show here. Just one example:
var delim = agnes.rowDelimiter();
// in order to show you the invisible characters
// in the result, i now need to escape it...
delim = delim.replace("\r","\\r");
delim = delim.replace("\n","\\n");
alert("the standard line separator on this browser seems to be... " + delim);
That's all there is to it.
Have fun.
While you're here, here's a sample for converting from Json to CSV and back again.


|
Are you upgrading a system
running a pre-6.5 version of IRIX, or installing onto a clean disk?
If so, you need to install both the 6.5 and 6.5.22
CDs (except for the 6.5 Installation Tools CD).
Are you upgrading a system
running 6.5 or later to IRIX 6.5.22?
Then you only need to install
6.5.22 CDs, unless you want to
switch release streams. (To switch release streams, see the
Installation Instructions CD booklet.)
-
IRIX
6.5.22 Installation Tools and Overlays CD (1 of 3),
November 2003
(Open First)
Contains the miniroot and other
components necessary to boot the system into the basic installation
environment for operating system installs and upgrades. Contains the "installation
tools support for overlays" patch, which is required for live
upgrades on systems running 6.5 or later. Also contains the IRIX execution
environment. Contains products for either the feature stream
or the maintenance stream.
-
IRIX 6.5.22 Overlays CDs (2 of 3 and 3 of 3),
November 2003
(Must be Installed)
Contains additional bug fixes,
features for feature stream, performance tune ups, and updates for
applications in the unbundled
directory. Contains products for both the feature
and the maintenance stream.
-
IRIX Applications for 6.5.22 (1 of 2 and
2 of 2), November
2003
(Required for
Workstations and Some Servers)
Contains standard, bundled
applications and related documentation. The applications on these CDs run
on 6.5 and 6.5.x releases.
-
CXFS IRIX Server and Client 3.0 for IRIX 6.5.22
(Required for CXFS feature support)
Contains SGI InfiniteStorage
CXFS software for the 6.5.22 maintenance and feature streams. This CD
must be ordered separately and is shipped only to customers with
a valid CXFS license and support
contract.
For further information on
CXFS support, go to the following page on Supportfolio:
http://support.sgi.com/search_request/publications/index.
Select the following parameters:
-
Publication type: news
-
Product type or keyword(s): CXFS Separate CD Media
-
Base Documentation CD, May 2002
(Not for Installation)
This CD lets you view release
notes, online books, and man pages before you install or upgrade the
operating system. It supersedes any earlier releases of the Base
Documentation CD. See
the Documentation CD page
for details.
Other 6.5.22 CDs
In addition to the CDs listed
above, you probably received other CDs with your IRIX 6.5.22
package. If you already have older versions of any of the products on
these CDs installed, you should upgrade them during the operating
system upgrade. If you do not open them, "conflict" messages
(during the upgrade process) will prompt you to open them.
Each of these separate products
come with their own installation instructions, and you can load any
additional new products or subsystems after the initial operating
system upgrade is finished and the system has restarted.
Install the IRIX 6.5 CDs if you are:
-
Upgrading to IRIX 6.5.22 from a
pre-6.5 version of IRIX
-
Or, installing onto a clean disk
Follow the procedure in the
Installation Instructions CD booklet that came with your IRIX 6.5.22
software.
-
IRIX 6.5 Installation Tools CD, June
98
(Use Only If Installing
6.5 Separately From 6.5.22)
Contains the miniroot and other
components necessary to boot the system into the basic installation
environment for operating system installs and upgrades. Also contains
patches.
Note: To install both 6.5 and 6.5.22 at the
same time, do not use the 6.5 Installation Tools CD. Follow the
procedure in the Installation Instructions CD booklet.
-
IRIX 6.5 Foundation 1 CD
(Must be Installed)
Contains the base operating
system, base networking, and Application Binary Interfaces (APIs).
Includes execution environment ("eoe") components, which are
necessary for the execution of most applications.
-
IRIX 6.5 Foundation 2 CD
(Must be Installed)
Contains additional base
operating system/execution environment components.
-
IRIX 6.5 Applications CD
(Required for
Workstations and Some Servers)
Contains standard, bundled
applications and related documentation. See the IRIX 6.5
Applications page for more details.
-
IRIX 6.5 Development Foundation CD
(For Developers)
Contains products necessary for
software development, including libraries,
header files, a linker, assembler and other common tools required for
hosting software development. This CD contains compiler components
necessary for use with the MIPSpro C, C++, Fortran 77 and Fortran 90
compilers (which are purchased separately). See the IRIX Development
Foundation (IDF ) Release
notes for compiler installation notes.
-
IRIX 6.5 Development Libraries CD
(For Developers)
Includes additional libraries,
header files, sample source code, and documentation. You may need some
of these products for compiling your own source code, while others
simplify debugging or writing code. Scientific libraries are included
as well as OpenGL and the popular ViewKit user interface library.
Note: If you intend to use the compilers,
dev.sw.lib (and dev.sw.lib64 for 64-bit development) must be installed.
-
IRIX 6.5 Documentation CD
(Not for Installation)
This CD lets you view release
notes, online books, and man pages before you install or upgrade the
operating system. See the Documentation
CD page for details.
Other 6.5 CDs
In addition to the CDs listed
above, you probably received other CDs with your IRIX 6.5 package,
depending on your configuration. For example, there are separate CDs
for NFS and demos. If you already have older versions of any of these
products installed, you should upgrade them during the operating system
upgrade. If you do not open them, "conflict" messages (during
the upgrade process) will prompt you to open them.
Each of these separate products
come with their own installation instructions, and you can load any
additional new products or subsystems after the initial operating
system upgrade is finished and the system has restarted.
|


Congrats It's working !
Demo for node back-end service with Kafka as storage
List of Services
- HTTP GET - http://minikube.local/api/customers - get list of customers
- HTTP POST - http://minikube.local/api/customers - add customer
See attached postman collection for testing.


The Iron Giant ***
rated PG Warner Bros. Pictures 86 minutes starring the voices of Jennifer Aniston, Eli Marienthal, Harry Connick Jr., Vin Diesel, Christopher McDonald based on the novel "The Iron Man" by Ted Hughes based on the screen story by Brad Bird written by Tim McCanlies directed by Brad Bird
In the past 5 years, animation has come a long way; or so it seems. New formats, including high-tech computer animation are threatening to take the glamour away from Disney's yearly "masterpiece". However, it is a film like "The Iron Giant", without any sidekicks or musical interludes, that I think can make the most change for the genre. "The Iron Giant" is a wonderful film for adults and kids that just happens to be animated. It is the story of a boy named Hogarth(what?) who, in 1950's Maine, discovers an iron giant made by a foreign country as a weapon. However, this being the movies, the iron giant turns out to have a heart of gold, and learns to triumph over his impulses. Christopher McDonald voices a government agent who is after the iron giant because he believes he can cause harm, and Jennifer Aniston is Hogarth's single mother. While the story is kid-friendly, adults will enjoy the precise reworking of small-town 1950, where people fear the dropping of "the bomb" and learn to "duck and cover". Despite being a fine film, "The Iron Giant" feels a lot like a tired rehash of "E.T." But director Brad Bird has a lot of creative vision, and writer Tim McCanlies("Dancer, Texas Pop. 81") makes the dialogue sound real; a rare quality in an animated film. "The Iron Giant" is a successful experiment that might have been better, but its heart is in the right place, and it truly is a film that adults will enjoy just as much as the kids. Take a chance and see this flick.
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They’re the best.
Why?
They’re nutritious, economical, sustainable, inexpensive, easy to make, easy to store, come in a million varities, versatile, and delicious!
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An EVM smart contract framework that provides a standard model
of tokenizing non-fungible assets. It contains a definition of
contracts for singular item, a wallet for these items,
interfaces to other token standards such as ERC20 and ERC721,
and primitives for decentralized trading of singular assets.
1.  The account is the home for the asset.
People can easily scan the information about this token
through public services like Etherscan.
2. The owner of the Singular token must be another smart
contract account, named ISingularWallet. There is no direct
way for EOAs to own Singular tokens. This design is largely
in the same direction of Ethereum’s account abstraction
model (discussion)that might be deployed in a future version
of Ethereum.
3. It should support push ownership transfer
and pull ownership transfer patterns. In so called one-step
transfer, the current owner can pass an offer of the token
ownership to the receiver account and the receiver account
can choose to accept or reject the offer in the same
transaction. In a two-step ownership transfer, however, the
current owner reserves the token for the next owner in a
transaction. The address of the token is passed to the
receiver out-of-band. The receiver issues a separate
transaction to accept the offer, once it determines that the
offer is in its interest.
4. Operators. The ISingularWallet account can assign
operators to help with ownership transfers. Having an
operator to manage the asset token on the owner’s behalf is
a pattern that has been accepted by some other proposals,
such as ERC721 and ERC777. People have found it convenient
in handling token trading. The current token owner can
appoint an operator for the next ownership change. But
setting the operators on the token directly is polluting the
token interface.
5. Timelock. When an owner make an offer of ownership to
someone else by calling the approveReceiver() function,
there is a required argument for expiry time, during which
period the receiver can take the ownership at will by
invoking accept(...)on the token, which will in turn send a
notification to the previous owner for it to any state
update it wants, or even chain to another action. A critical
design is that the owner cannot change his mind during the
offer period. This is essentially a time-lock for the
transaction. In contrast, neither ERC20 nor ERC721 or any of
their derivatives offers built-in time-locks for ownership
trading.
6. Token swapping and token sale is implemented with an
intermediate TradeExecutor, which is a stateless contract
that deployed at a well-known address and be trusted by
Singulars for ownership management.
7. Adapters have been built to wrap tokens in ERC20 and
ERC721 as tradable Singulars. This enables building
decentralized asset exchange in a very straightforward way.


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Airbnb signs 'landmark' €453m deal with the Olympics
IOC President Thomas Bach says the partnership will bring the Games into ‘the digital age’.
by AFPAIRBNB HAS ANNOUNCED a nine-year deal worth a reported $500 million (€453m) to become a leading partner of the Olympics, promising safe and sustainable accommodation for visitors and athletes’ families.
The partnership with the International Olympic Committee “will ensure that the Games are the most inclusive, accessible and sustainable yet”, Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia told a press conference in London, while also confirming recently-announced verification improvements to ensure customers’ safety after a deadly shooting at one of its California homes.
Both the IOC and Airbnb noted that the deal sees Airbnb become a “Top” IOC partner, the highest level of Olympic sponsorship, along with the likes of Coca Cola and Visa.
IOC President Thomas Bach said the “landmark” deal would help to bring the Olympics into “the digital age”.
He added: “It will provide accommodation that will reduce the cost for the Olympic Games organisers and all the stakeholders.
It will minimise the need for [new] construction,” he told the event.
The company estimated the deal will result in “hundreds of thousands of new hosts”.
The partnership covers the 2020 summer Olympics in Tokyo, the Beijing winter Games two years later, the 2024 summer Olympics in Paris, the 2026 winter Games in Milano-Cortina and the Los Angeles summer events in 2028.
“Airbnb and the IOC have a strong track record in creating and accommodating the world’s greatest events,” Gebbia added Monday.
He said the partnership would “leave a lasting positive legacy for athletes and host communities”.
The deal comes shortly after Airbnb promised to verify all seven million of its listings worldwide by December 2020 after the California shooting fuelled fresh safety concerns about the lodging platform.
Launched in 2008, Airbnb next year plans also a stock market launch, hoping for better fortune than other companies operating in the “gig” economy.
Office-sharing firm WeWork recently delayed its IPO as its valuation tumbled.


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The intense Pequod sailed on; the rolling waves and days went by; the life-buoy-coffin still lightly swung; and another ship, most miserably misnamed the Delight, was descried. As she drew nigh, all eyes were fixed upon her broad beams, called shears, which, in some whaling-ships, cross the quarter-deck at the height of eight or nine feet; serving to carry the spare, unrigged, or disabled boats.
Upon the stranger's shears were beheld the shattered, white ribs, and some few splintered planks, of what had once been a whale-boat; but you now saw through this wreck, as plainly as you see through the peeled, half-unhinged, and bleaching skeleton of a horse.
"Hast seen the White Whale?"
"Look!" replied the hollow-cheeked captain from his taffrail; and with his trumpet he pointed to the wreck.
"Hast killed him?"
"The harpoon is not yet forged that ever will do that," answered the other, sadly glancing upon a rounded hammock on the deck, whose gathered sides some noiseless sailors were busy in sewing together.
"Not forged!" and snatching Perth's levelled iron from the crotch, Ahab held it out, exclaiming—"Look ye, Nantucketer; here in this hand I hold his death! Tempered in blood, and tempered by lightning are these barbs; and I swear to temper them triply in that hot place behind the fin, where the White Whale most feels his accursed life!"
"Then God keep thee, old man—see'st thou that"—pointing to the hammock—"I bury but one of five stout men, who were alive only yesterday; but were dead ere night.  Then turning to his crew—"Are ye ready there? place the plank then on the rail, and lift the body; so, then—Oh! God"—advancing towards the hammock with uplifted hands—"may the resurrection and the life—"
"Brace forward! Up helm!" cried Ahab like lightning to his men.
But the suddenly started Pequod was not quick enough to escape the sound of the splash that the corpse soon made as it struck the sea; not so quick, indeed, but that some of the flying bubbles might have sprinkled her hull with their ghostly baptism.
As Ahab now glided from the dejected Delight, the strange life-buoy hanging at the Pequod's stern came into conspicuous relief.
"Ha! yonder! look yonder, men!" cried a foreboding voice in her wake. "In vain, oh, ye strangers, ye fly our sad burial; ye but turn us your taffrail to show us your coffin!"


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Memories is a simple camera app build with phonegap and angularjs.
Author: JaronTai
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>SourceCode: https://github.com/jarontai/memories


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Vimeo
Vimeo's Watch page does a nice job of taking the concept of "what should we show the user?" and making it manageable. When faced with the aforementioned question, the tendency would be to provide the user many examples and let him/her choose. Instead, Vimeo decreases the clutter and "noise" that would provide and instead provides the user with one popular video to watch. In addition, the user can keep scrolling past the video and select from a number of categories. In terms of visual challenges, Vimeo resists the urge to provide too much content and instead, finds a nice balance between content and appearance, and they are certainly in sync with one another.
Techmeme
Techmeme solves the problem of "with so much tech news, what do we show the user?" by determining which stories would generate the greatest amount of interest from the most people. It seems simple but it definitely is not. Techmeme allows its users to peak under its hood by providing them with a "Leaderboard" of publications from which it gets its news. Fascinating stuff! In terms of visual challenges, Techmeme succeeds in making tech news easily digestible and accessible. With so much information to provide, like Vimeo, it would be easy for Techmeme to go overboard. Thankfully, they don't.
Bank of America
The Bank of America (BOA) website does a brilliant job of condensing information relating to the banking industry and BOA in general, and making it easy to navigate. For an industry that is intrinsically flavorless, BOA does a nice job of spicing up its website with nice big links and tabs. With regards to visual challenges, BOA's site is well spaced so that the information doesn't seem crowded or intimidating. Instead, it feels open and friendly.


Hello World,
today I tried to set up a emonPi and I tried to log the Temperature to the local SD-Card. Therefore I've followed the instruction here: https://openenergymonitor.org/emon/modules/emonpi#locallog
My problem ist, that I can not export any data and in the diagram no data ist displayed. The table below the diagram doesn't show recorded infomation too. Only
Mean;Min;Max;Std;Dev;npoints
NaN;0.0;0.0;NaN;0
The variable I'd like to log is updated every 5 sec and https://emoncms.org is receiving data and saving that.
Thanks for getting help,
Matthias
Re: local data logging - no data recorded
Hello Matthias. My guess is that this is an issue with the feedwriter process not running, If your feeds are showing a recent updated status but there's no data appearing to be written it could be that. If you click on the refresh feed size button on the feeds page what feed size are you seeing?
Could you also check if the time is correct on the emonpi, if you navigate to the emonhub config module where you set the emonhub.conf settings next to that there are two tabs for emonhub log and emoncms log, what is the time of the messages being logged there?
Re: local data logging - no data recorded
Hello Trystan. Thank's a lot for helping!
After refreshing feed the table shows the following:
Id;Name;Tag;Engine;Public;Size;Updated;Value
30;test;PHPFINA;;0.0kb;6s;ago;21.5
excerpt of emoncms.log:
2016-3-30 08:46:56 MQTT INFO Received mqtt message: emonhub/rx/5/values 0,0,0,241.7,21.5,0,0,0,0,0,0
2016-3-30 08:46:56 FEED WARN Feed model: Requested feed does not exist feedid=22
2016-3-30 08:46:56 MQTT INFO Received mqtt message: emonhub/rx/5/rssi 0
2016-3-30 08:46:59 MQTT INFO Received mqtt message: emonhub/rx/13/values 1564,802,3,274,246.06,22.8,0,0,0,0,0,0
2016-3-30 08:46:59 FEED WARN Feed model: Requested feed does not exist feedid=23
2016-3-30 08:47:00 MQTT INFO Received mqtt message: emonhub/rx/13/rssi -79
Hmmm this line might be interessting: 2016-3-30 08:46:56 FEED WARN Feed model: Requested feed does not exist feedid=22
Why is my emonpi looking for a feed with id 22? The only feed I have is the one display in the table and has the Id 30. Or not...? I'm confused.
Re: local data logging - no data recorded
Hello Trystan,
I've found the Problem wuhuu! :-)
The IP Adress of my emonpi has changed. That's why it couldn't find itself... I've changed the IP-Adress to "localhost".
[[emoncms_local]]
Type = EmonHubEmoncmsHTTPInterfacer
[[[init_settings]]]
[[[runtimesettings]]]
pubchannels = ToRFM12,
subchannels = ToEmonCMS,
url = http://localhost/emoncms/
...
Thank you once again for supporting!
Matthias
Re: local data logging - no data recorded
Great good to hear Matthias. You should however, be able to use the MQTT interface to post to the nodes module. That should work out of the box, with no need to setup emoncms_local. Are you running a standard emonpi setup? If you're happy with it, the approach you have configured is fine too.
Re: local data logging - no data recorded
Wow I checked what can be done by using MQTT and I going to try that. Yes I've configured my emonpi as described here: https://openenergymonitor.org/emon/modules/emonpi I've done nothing special yet...
But first I try to set up an internal emoncms-server to use it additional to emoncms.org. So many thing to check out^^


Building Crosswalk
Environment
Please set up your build environment by following the instructions on the Chromium wiki:
You need to install extra pre-requisites if you're building Crosswalk for Android, covered in building Chrome for Android.
The section below summarises the steps involved.
depot_tools contains the following tools, used to manage and build Crosswalk from source:
gclient
manages code and dependencies.ninja
is the recommended tool for building Crosswalk on most platforms. Its website contains detailed usage instructions.
Download the Crosswalk source
Before starting: Android
If you are building Crosswalk for Android, you should first set the
XWALK_OS_ANDROID
environment variable:
export XWALK_OS_ANDROID=1
It's essential that you do this, otherwise your checkout will not contain the necessary components for the Android build.
If you checkout the source without this setting, you can set it later
and do gclient sync
again to pull in the extra Android-specific
components.
Fetch the source
Create a source directory:
cd <home directory> mkdir crosswalk-src cd crosswalk-src
Auto-generate gclient's configuration file (
.gclient
):gclient config --name=src/xwalk \ git://github.com/crosswalk-project/crosswalk.git
You can replace
git://
withssh://git@
to use your GitHub credentials when checking out the code.From the same directory containing the
.gclient
file, fetch the source with:gclient sync
Tracking a different Crosswalk branch
If you want to track a Crosswalk branch other than master
(e.g. a beta or stable branch), there are two different approaches you can use,
described below.
Set the branch before the initial checkout
If you haven't Crosswalk's source code yet, just pass
the URL of the branch you want to checkout to the gclient config
call.
For example, to track the crosswalk-2 branch:
gclient config --name=src/xwalk \
git://github.com/crosswalk-project/crosswalk.git@origin/crosswalk-2
Change the branch for an existing checkout
If you have already cloned Crosswalk and want to change the branch
being tracked, you need to check out a new git branch and then edit
your .gclient
file.
For example, let's assume you want to track the crosswalk-2 branch. First of all, check out a new branch in your Crosswalk repository:
cd /path/to/src/xwalk
git checkout -b crosswalk-2 origin/crosswalk-2
Next, edit your .gclient
file (generated above) and change the url
entry. It should look like this:
"url": "git://github.com/crosswalk-project/crosswalk.git@origin/crosswalk-2",
After that, sync your code again:
gclient sync
Building Crosswalk for desktop
These instructions cover building Crosswalk to run in a desktop environment (Windows, Linux, or Mac OS).
gyp
is the tool used to generate Crosswalk projects. These projects are then used as the basis for the actual code compilation.To build the projects, go to the
src
directory and run:export GYP_GENERATORS='ninja' python xwalk/gyp_xwalk
At this point you have built the projects with
gyp
and are ready for the actual compilation. To build the Crosswalk launcher (which can run a web application):ninja -C out/Release xwalk
Testing a desktop build
Once you've built the launcher, the executable you need is at:
~/crosswalk-src/src/out/Release/xwalk
You can test it by using it to load an HTML file:
~/crosswalk-src/src/out/Release/xwalk index.html
If you don't have any HTML applications to test, the Crosswalk samples includes a few you can try.
Building Crosswalk for Android
As mentioned before, Crosswalk's build process for Android is heavily based on Chrome's process, so make sure you are familiar with it.
Install the dependencies for building Crosswalk for Android:
sudo ./build/install-build-deps-android.sh
Note that this requires support for
apt-get
on your system.  It needs a few variables in order to generate build files for Android.
Have a file called
chromium.gyp_env
in the directory containing your.gclient
file (so the one abovesrc/
).echo "{ 'GYP_DEFINES': 'OS=android target_arch=ia32', }" > chromium.gyp_env
If you are building for ARM, use
target_arch=arm
instead oftarget_arch=ia32
above.Set up the Android build environment.
For Crosswalk > 5:
. ./xwalk/build/android/envsetup.sh
Or, if you are using Crossswalk <= 5:
. ./xwalk/build/android/envsetup.sh --target-arch=x86
If you are targeting ARM, pass
--target-arch=arm
instead of--target-arch=x86
.Configure your setup to generate the Crosswalk projects.
export GYP_GENERATORS='ninja' python xwalk/gyp_xwalk
To build xwalk core and runtime shell (for developer testing purposes, not for end users), execute:
ninja -C out/Release xwalk_core_shell_apk xwalk_runtime_shell_apk
To build the xwalk runtime library apk (which can act as the runtime for applications built in shared mode), execute:
ninja -C out/Release xwalk_runtime_lib_apk
To build a sample web app apk (for quick install/test on a target), execute:
ninja -C out/Release xwalk_app_template_apk
Testing an Android build
To test the runtime shell, install the runtime library and shell apks on a physical device with:
adb install -r out/Release/apks/XWalkRuntimeLib.apk
adb install -r out/Release/apks/XWalkRuntimeClientShell.apk
adb shell am start -n org.xwalk.runtime.client.shell/org.xwalk.runtime.client.shell.XWalkRuntimeClientShellActivity
If you don't have an Android device, you can use an Android virtual device (AVD) for testing instead. The Crosswalk source actually contains enough of the Android SDK to enable you to download, create and run an AVD.
To make an AVD, run the android
tool first:
src/third_party/android_tools/sdk/tools/android
Then use it to install the Intel x86 Atom System Image, and create an AVD using that. Make sure you allocate enough internal storage and SD card storage: 1000MiB for each is known to work.
Building Crosswalk for Tizen
If you are unfamiliar with the RPM packaging process on Tizen, please consult the GBS documentation.
Crosswalk's layout is a bit unusual, as it actually contains several
independent git and Subversion repositories in the same directory tree.
We employ some tricks to make it work with GBS, but it should all be
transparent to users - the only actual caveat is that GBS will
build everything that is in your source tree regardless of whether
it has been committed or not; that is, it always acts as if
the --include-all
parameter has been passed to gbs build
.
That said, building an RPM for Tizen (after properly setting up your
Tizen repositories) should be a matter of calling gbs build
:
cd /path/to/src/xwalk
gbs build -A i586
By default, the generated RPM files end up in
~/GBS-ROOT/local/repos/<repository name>/i586/RPMS
.
Testing a Tizen build
The steps for installing a Tizen rpm on a device are covered in Tizen target set up.
Running an application on Tizen is covered in Run on Tizen.
Incremental builds
By default, each time you call gbs build
, the Tizen build directory
will be erased and the build will start from scratch. To avoid that,
you can set a different build directory in the Tizen chroot,
outside /home/abuild/rpmbuild
:
gbs build -A i586 --define 'BUILDDIR_NAME /tmp/crosswalk-builddir'
Troubleshooting
- The directory you use as the GBS root must be an actual directory: symbolic links can cause problems.
- The GBS root directory must be on the same partition as your root
directory (
/
).
Running the test suites
If you are interested in running Crosswalk's test suites, you can
build the test suites from the src
directory with:
ninja -C out/Release xwalk_unittest
ninja -C out/Release xwalk_browsertest
Then run them with:
./out/Release/xwalk_unitttest
./out/Release/xwalk_browsertest


Notebooks
Story: Amsterdam Battery, near Cape Town: July 15/79
Amsterdam Battery, near Cape Town: July 15/79
Title
Amsterdam Battery, near Cape Town: July 15/79
Collection
Summary
Name, etc., of a Bushman at the Amsterdam Battery, in 1879 (L VII.-1. 6046g). Words. Given by Xu gwai (L VII.-1. 6046g-6046j). Also known as Jantje George.
Comments
1) This story is found in Book VII-1
Contributors
Date
15 July 1879
Categories
Keywords
words and sentences (the names of places) , words and sentences (by xu gwai, or Jantje George) , words and sentences (given at Amsterdam Battery) , Amsterdam Battery (words and sentences given by xu gwai there) , name (xu gwai's other) , xu gwai (or Jantje George) , xu gwai (at Amsterdam Battery) , names (of places given by xu gwai)
Story Pages
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--- author: Capulet categories: app date: '2011-07-22 16:26:36' permalink: /2011/07/22/phono-mobile-is-powered-by-phonegap/ slug: phono-mobile-is-powered-by-phonegap status: publish title: Phono Mobile is Powered by PhoneGap! type: post format: html tags_old: - phonegap - phono mobile ---
Kudos to Voxeo Labs for today's launch of Phono Mobile. Phono Mobile integrates seamlessly with PhoneGap to add voice over Internet (VoIP) calling, IM and real-time messaging to any HTML5 application.
"Phono Mobile opens up the world of voice and chat communications to any mobile developer who knows how to use JavaScript and HTML5," said Jason Goecke, VP of Innovation for Voxeo Labs. "Developers can now create iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and Android apps that connect users directly using voice or chat."
Here at PhoneGap, we're looking forward to seeing how developers will enhance their mobile apps now that they can add audio and IM communication.
Check out this video tutorial that walks you through building an iPhone voice conferencing app using Phono Mobile and PhoneGap.
Find out what Phono Mobile is all about.


General application and block related resources including application and block listeners, supporting event types, and context information.


check_simulation - Performs symbolic (mdd based) simulation check
check_simulation [-h] [-v] <implementation_module> <specification_module>
The command performs MDD based simulation check.
Command Options:
- -h
- print usage
- -v
- verbose mode - prints MDDs associated with each intermediate step
Last updated on 1031104 18h39


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Nodes in this NodeSet . |
java.util.Set<Node<E>> |
getNodes()
Gets the
Node s contained in this NodeSet |
boolean |
isBottomSingleton()
Determies if this
NodeSet is a singleton that only contains the bottom node (in a hierarchy). |
boolean |
isEmpty() |
boolean |
isSingleton()
Determines if this
NodeSet is a singleton. |
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Delivering top-quality healthcare services in the Midlands for discerning individuals who desire and expect the very best. Responsive, flexible, and customised to fit your demands, your personalised plan will assist in ensuring a healthier, happier future for you and your family.
There are several reasons to choose Vision Quality Healthcare as your go-to healthcare provider, personalised such as:
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We are dedicated to offering budget-friendly healthcare support and nursing staff to all the existing and prospective clients.
OVision Quality Healthcare strives to become the leading healthcare and nursing agency, prevailing in the provision of quality healthcare services and is committed to delivering flawless standards of patient care.
We deeply value and monitor our patients’ feedback to keep improving our services and ensuring there’s no room for error.
In Midland is a Nursing Agency, Vision Quality Healthcare, with one goal – to provide care and support to the elderly and disabled from the comfort of their home. We offer a wide range of social and private care services throughout the West Midlands.
Vision Quality Healthcare was founded by Joan Ndeme Londi after over 17 years of successful and rewarding experience in the healthcare industry, resolving a variety of different challenges.
Over here, we firmly believe that everyone, no matter what their colour, caste, religion, or age, deserve to have their demands met with compassion and to feel loved, looked after, and cared for.
We aspire to offer premium quality healthcare services and deliver you with the care we would expect ourselves. So, whether you require:
You can be assured of reliable and warm healthcare and staffing services. And we offer support and care for adults with learning and physical difficulties too. We are fully supportive and sensitive to their demands so they can concentrate on living life to its fullest.
Everyone deserves top standard care, and thanks to Joan Ndeme Londi, everyone can.
We offer the most comprehensive suite of healthcare and workforce solutions, ranging from nurse staffing and care staffing to home care services in order to enhance patient flow and staffing efficiency.
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Derm Duncan
Multi Cloud (Core CSPs)
Deploying a multi-tenant application across multiple cloud platforms can be very challenging. But what designs exist for multi-cloud strategies?
Incorporate Cloud Services in on-prem app
Migrate different apps to different CSPs
Single app hosted on multiple CSPs
Hybrid Cloud
Tiered Hybrid
Analytics Hybrid
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Day 21
4:30am. I inch out from my sleeping bag like a slug, careful not to disturb the others in the room. I pack my things and head downstairs. Pauline and Morgan are already awake. We’re late.
My eyes are crusty. I wolf down a prepacked sandwich – chorizo and cheese – with yogurt. Pauline makes us some coffee. Bland, but it will do. Shoes on, rucksacks shouldered, we’re on the move.
The cold pierces through my layers. A creeping wave of goosebumps shivers down my spine. I’m in shorts because I’ve lost my pants. Ridiculous. My feet are sore. It takes thirty minutes of walking before the endorphins kick in.
Pauline is several paces ahead of Morgan and I. We exit town and walk into the twilight, guided by nothing more than the faint glow of a city encapsulated by a narrow crescent of light, a dim lantern flickering in the distance.
…
Pauline disappears into the darkness. We know she’s ahead, somewhere, but we don’t see her – we can’t. It’s just Morgan and I. We decide not to use our flashlights in order to see the stars. Flickers of movement perturb the corners of my vision. Rock and gravel crunch beneath the soles of our shoes.
We’re walking on a long and narrow road alongside an empty highway. Two cars drive by and shock us with their blinding highbeams. Morgan is close. I wonder if she’s scared of the dark. In the eastern quadrant of the sky, my eyes catch a streak of light. I lean my head back and gaze into the dark ocean, scanning. A shooting star. Another blazes by; I catch it this time. Another, then another. I make a wish.
…
I try to teach some English to Morgan. States. They’re like how countries are divided in Europe. California, where I’m from, could definitely be 3 countries in Europe. She’s shy to speak, but tries anyways. She’s 22. She has an older brother. She graduated from university two years ago and works as a nurse in France. She’s currently on vacation. She likes dogs.
I tell her I have to stop and pee. She seems confused, but quickly realizes what I had meant as I scurried behind a tree. She continues on. Once I finish, I catch up and we walk in silent admiration of the night.
After 20 minutes or so, she has to pee too. She tells me I can continue, so I do. I then catch up to Pauline. She teaches me some colors in French: noir, blanc, vert, bleu - black white green blue. I parrot them back and she laughs. “It’s cute,” she says. Morgan catches up, and we continue.
…
Some time in the afternoon.
“TIMOOTHY!!”
I turn around and spot my two favorite Germans, now on bicycles: Franca and Matilde. Matilde tells me her feet aren’t in too good of shape, so they’ve bought bikes to compensate. They’re headed to Leon. Morgan, Pauline and I consider following them. It’s an extra 10 kilometers on top of the 27 we’ve already walked. There’s a sharp pain in my hip joint and achilles, but we decide to go for it.
10 kilometers later we’re in the Leon. The height of hills and street curbs have become insurmountable. I wince in agony as I drag my legs through the city. We reach the albergue. 38 kilometers total according to my FitBit, the longest distance I’ve walked yet. No Franca and Matilde though. They must be elsewhere.
In the dining room I see Gael, a Belgian I had met about a week ago in another albergue. I tell him how far I’ve walked today. He grins and replies, “Well, if you’re tired your face doesn’t show it!” Gael has a great attitude. “When I am climbing these hills, I imagine that I am a bird flying over them; what is pain but weakness leaving the body; no matter what decision you make, you make it the best one; just smile and keep walking!”
From his rucksack, he pulls out a large container of potato salad, a foot-long baguette, and a box filled with chocolate pastries. “Have you eaten yet?” Pointing to the food, “Here. Eat. Pilgrims need to eat after a long days walk, especially you.  I tell him it’s too much to offer, that he’s way too kind. “No, no! You are helping me because there’s no way I can finish all of this. Also, you are helping me keep my pack very light. Please, eat.” I resist no longer, thank him, and feast.
…
Two days prior, I had found a stray T-shirt in my albergue. It was dark navy-blue with the picture of a bull on its front.
After my meal with Gael, I showered and put the shirt on. I then went to write in a small cafe. While scribbling something down, an older American approached me.
“Hello. That’s a cool shirt. Where did you get it?” he asked.
“I found it a few days ago in my albergue. It was hanging from the corner of a chair. Everyone had already left, so I decided to take it.”
“Well, you might not believe it, but that’s my shirt! It was a gift from my daughter for my birthday. She got it in Madrid.”
“Really? Well, you can totally have it back.”
“Are you sure? You can keep it if you need it.”
“Yeah of course! It’s your shirt. I don’t need it. I’m sure it means a lot to you.”
“Thank you. It’s unbelievable that you’ve found it.”
I ran back to my albergue, threw on a different shirt, and returned to the man. He asked to take a picture of me holding the shirt.
Later, I ran into him again.
“I messaged my family about what just happened, and they just couldn’t believe it.”


Money Play. How should Red play 62?
pips Red=149 White=159
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This one surprised me. I played the ‘obvious’ 13/5.
XG prefers, although only by 0.014, 22/20, 8/2*. I never seriously considered 22/20, 8/2*. It has the advantage of freezing the 10 White checkers in the attack zone but is that really sufficient compensation for the two blots, multiple shots and no 5-pt?
Apparently so but I’m now running an extended rollout!
XG prefers, although only by 0.014, 22/20, 8/2*. I never seriously considered 22/20, 8/2*. It has the advantage of freezing the 10 White checkers in the attack zone but is that really sufficient compensation for the two blots, multiple shots and no 5-pt?
Apparently so but I’m now running an extended rollout!
1. Cubeful 2-ply 22/20 8/2* Eq.: +0.107 0.533 0.105 0.003 - 0.467 0.094 0.003 2. Cubeful 2-ply 13/5 Eq.: +0.087 (-0.020) 0.531 0.126 0.005 - 0.469 0.118 0.006 3. Cubeful 2-ply 22/20 13/7 Eq.: -0.043 (-0.150) 0.491 0.103 0.004 - 0.509 0.119 0.004 4. Cubeful 0-ply 22/14 Eq.: -0.055 (-0.162) 0.500 0.107 0.003 - 0.500 0.161 0.011 5. Cubeful 0-ply 22/16 5/3 Eq.: -0.059 (-0.166) 0.499 0.111 0.003 - 0.501 0.166 0.010