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@JvmStatic fun newDigest(): MessageDigest
Returns a new SHA-256 MessageDigest instance.
This is a convenience method which wraps the checked exception that can never occur with a RuntimeException.
Return a new SHA-256 MessageDigest instance


tcp-async, as the name implies, handles tcp requests reactively using Akka I/O.
Thanks to akka-io, tcp-async
can serve high amount of requests concurrently. Whole application is designed to be reactive top to bottom.
We've created a few options for handling requests. Writing incoming data to a MySQL database, making an API call, and an Echo Server for the simplest. For those handlers we've used some open source libraries which will be mentioned later.
You should know some basic structures before scrolling around the template:
Every configuration data stands in application.conf. This helps us to keep all configurations together.
At the starting of the application, all configurations is loaded to a
Conf object.
Application uses this object when needed instead of reading .conf
file every time.
val uri = Conf.apiUrl + data.utf8String.trim
// Instead of:
// val config = ConfigFactory.load
// config.checkValid(ConfigFactory.defaultReference)
// val uri = config.getString("api.url") + data.utf8String.trim
For more information, please see
typesafe config.
Props is a configuration class to specify options for the creation of actors. Here is some examples for how to create Props:
import akka.actor.Props
val props1 = Props[MyActor]
val props2 = Props(classOf[MyActor], args)
Recommended usage for creating an Actor is:
object DemoActor {
def props(args): Props =
Props(classOf[DemoActor], args)
}
class DemoActor(args) extends Actor {
override def receive = {
case x ⇒ // some behavior
}
}
context.actorOf(DemoActor.props(args))
ActorRef is simply a reference to actor whose foremost purpose is to support sending messages to the actor it represents.
Dependencies defines in build.sbt file.
The entrance of our application contain two lines of code. First, an Actor System definition:
val system = ActorSystem("server")
And a Server actor definition which is our next subject:
val service = system.actorOf(TcpServer.props, "ServerActor")
Server
is an actor which waits for connections .
This could be a Http, Tcp or Udp request. You should implement a Server actor for the type you wish to use.
tcp-async
have a
TcpServer
within.
Every Server actor binds to an InetSocketAdress. In this case, TcpServer listens incoming Tcp requests with following binding:
IO(Tcp) ! Bind(self, new InetSocketAddress(Conf.appHostName, Conf.appPort))
Just below that, you can see receive
method:
override def receive = {
case CommandFailed(_: Bind) => context stop self
case Connected(remote, local) =>
val handler = context.actorOf(EchoHandler.props(sender))
sender ! Register(handler)
}
receive
creates a new
Handler
and registers it to sender. Which means server creates a connection with sender.
But the key part here is that connection with sender(client) is not managed by server itself.
Every connection is handled by a Handler actor instance.
That means Server actor doesn't need to deal with them.
Thus there is no impediment about connection count. According to some tests that we've made,
10k requests can be easily handled by tcp-async.
Remember, 10K actors doesn't mean 10K threads.
You must define which Handler you wish to use.
//EchoHandler, DbHandler, ApiHandler
val handler = context.actorOf(EchoHandler.props(sender))
Handlers will be described next.
Handler is an Actor that decide what to do with incoming request. The receive method should define a series of case statements that decides which messages your handler can handle, using standard Scala pattern matching, along with the implementation of how the messages should be processed.
Handling requests managed in receive
method.
def receive = {
case Received(data) => {
// Do something
}
case PeerClosed => context stop self
}
Received
case defines what to do with successfully recieved data.
Incoming data type is ByteString and contains a newline character at the end. Thats why we convert and trim it before use:
val convertedData = data.utf8String.trim
tcp-async contains three type of handlers:
EchoHandler
EchoHandler,
as you can guess,
echoes incoming message unless the message is "close"
.
In this case Handler closes connection with sender.
case Received(data) => {
val text = data.utf8String.trim
text match {
case "close" => context.stop(self)
case _ => connection ! Write(data)
}
}
EchoHandler takes an ActorRef(connection)
as parameter.
val handler = context.actorOf(EchoHandler.props(sender))
DbHandler writes incoming message to a MySQL database and returns all data in database to sender.
Note: In order to use DbHandler, you must have an MySQL Database and valid database configurations for it.
As in EchoHandler, incoming data type is ByteString. Also response must be ByteString too.
connection ! Write(ByteString("data to return"))
Queries returns Future[IndexedSeq[RowData]]
. For able to use results, we must
define callbacks to this.
DB.rawQuery("select * from demo") map (result => {
// do something
})
We used postgresql/mysql-async as MySql driver.
postgresql/mysql-async
is an async, Netty based database driver for MySQL and PostgreSQL written in Scala.
In DB folder, you can see two object definition which required for db actions.
Pool
defines a connection pool for using database. Pool keeps certain amount of connections which are always ready to use. When you execute a query, if there is an avaliable connection, query is executed on Db. If not, query is pushed into queue. If queue is full(queue size defined in
application.conf)
throws PoolExhaustedException
. Connection return back to pool after execution is done.
DB
is used to execute queries. There are two type of query methods, prepared statement
and
raw query
def execute(query: String, values: Seq[Any]): Future[IndexedSeq[RowData]] = {
pool.sendPreparedStatement(query, values).map(result =>
result.rows.get.map(item => item))
}
execute
creates a prepared statement for executing query. This protect us from
SQL injections.
def rawQuery(query: String) = {
pool.sendQuery(query)
}
When you need more power, you can execute your query directly with rawQuery
.
ApiHandler
makes Http requests asynchronously. Response returns Future[HttpResponse]
.
Response data is in entity object.
A Http request made as follows:
Api.httpRequest(method = GET, uri = "ApiUrl") map { response =>
// Get response
}
ApiHandler
makes Api calls to
Google Elevation Api.
Google elevation api simply returns you the elevation of coordinates that you give. To try:
// Tcp connection:
telnet localhost 9999
// request
//41.020254,28.889898
// response
// {
// "results" : [
// {
// "elevation" : 74.11408233642578,
// "location" : {
// "lat" : 41.020254,
// "lng" : 28.889898
// },
// "resolution" :<PHONE_NUMBER>460938
// }
// ],
// "status" : "OK"
// }
Don't forget to create ByteString conversations.
We used
spray-client
to make Api calls asynchronously. spray-client
api call definition is in
Api.scala
sendReceive(line 28)
produces a function (HttpRequest => Future[HttpResponse])
from now on you can make your HttpRequest with it.
val pipeline = sendReceive
pipeline {
HttpRequest(method = "HttpMethod",
uri = "ApiUri",
entity = HttpEntity("contentType", "data"))
}
spray-client have useful features like Authentication or marshalling/unmarshalling from and to your custom types. If you need a more basic Http server/client module, you can look at spray-can which spray client also uses under the hood.
postgresql/mysql-async is also more featured than shown in tutorial. Take a look at it.
AkkaIO can also provide you Http or even Udp query Handler if you need.
You can define new Servers, Handlers or merge them according to your needs. May the async be with you.


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The current state/action of the Modbus message handler.
typedef enum
{
success,
failure,
waiting
} messageHandlerState_t;
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|---|---|
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| failure | Either the Modbus message has timed out or it is invalid. |
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The seal of strife is on our side! Victory is assured!
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 Abstraction level 2. Type system 3. Paradigm 4. Purpose --- # Abstraction - Low level for embedded systems / virtual machines - High level for pretty much everything else - Not so important in XXI century --- # Abstraction - Low level for embedded systems / virtual machines - High level for pretty much everything else - Not so important in XXI ![alt tag](http://sanremo.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/lasagna.jpg) --- # Type system - Dynamic (aka Weak) ```dynamic [] == 0 #=> true "0" == !undefined #=> false "0" == undefined #=> false [] == ![] #=> true 0 == !0 #=> false "0" == !"0" #=> true ``` - Static (aka Strong) ```java ArrayList
>> builder = new ArrayList
>>() ``` --- # Dynamic ### Advantages: - Fast iteration - Easiness of development - Allows injecting code at runtime ### Disadvantages: - Where the F# did that bug come from? --- # Static ## What is static typing? ``` "strong type system" is described as one in which there is no possibility of an unchecked runtime type error. Luca Cardelli ``` --- # Static ## What is static typing? ``` "strong type system" is described as one in which there is no possibility of an unchecked runtime type error. Luca Cardelli ``` ![alt tag](http://www.quotewerks.com/kbase/db/graphics/6396_SFFaultCode0JavaLang.JPG) Right? --- # Static ## Advantages - Error prone - Verbose about Your mistakes - Smarter code editors ## Disadvantages - A lot of typing - A lot of typing - A lot of typing - Or is it?... --- # Static - Appendix - Type Inference ## What is type inference? ```scala var listOfIntegers = List(1,2,3,4,5,6) // #=> List[Int] var string = listOfIntegers.get(0) // #=> String var firstLetter = string.getCharAt(0) // #=> Character var length = string.length // #=> Integer def add (a : Int, b: Int) = { a + b } // #=> (Int, Int) => Int ``` --- # Static - Appendix - Type Inference ## What is type inference? ```scala var listOfIntegers = List(1,2,3,4,5,6) // #=> List[Int] var string = listOfIntegers.get(0) // #=> String var firstLetter = string.getCharAt(0) // #=> Character var length = string.length // #=> Integer def add (a : Int, b: Int) = { a + b } // #=> (Int, Int) => Int ``` ## Languages using type inference: Scala, Haskell, F#, Swift, C#, Rust --- # Paradigms - Imperative - How? - Object oriented - By whom? - Declarative - What? - Functional - Using what? --- layout: false # Imperative ```javascript var dogsWithOwners = [] var dog, owner for(var di=0; di < dogs.length; di++) { dog = dogs[di] for(var oi=0; oi < owners.length; oi++) { owner = owners[oi] if (owner && dog.owner_id == owner.id) { dogsWithOwners.push({ dog: dog, owner: owner }) } }} } ``` --- # Functional #### CoffeeScript ```coffeescript dogsWithOwners = owners.map( (owner) -> owner dogs.filter( (dog) -> dog.owner_id == owner.id)) ``` #### Scala ```scala val dogsWithOwners = owners.map { owner => (owner, dogs.filter { _.owner_id == owner.id }) } ``` #### Erlang ```erlang DogsWithOwners = [ (Owner, Dog) | Owner <- Owners, Dog <- Dogs | Dog#dog.owner_id == Owner#owner.id] ``` --- # Imperative #### Advantages - Best performance - Wide control of what's going on #### Disadvantages - Verbose / redundant / tedious - More code = bigger chance for bugs - Less expressive - Not self descriptive --- # Imperative #### Advantages - Best performance - Wide control of what's going on #### Disadvantages - Verbose / redundant / tedious - More code = bigger chance for bugs - Less expressive - Not self descriptive ### Common languages embracing imperative paradigm - C/C++ - Perl - Ruby - Python - Java - PHP --- # Object Oriented #### Advantages - Modular - Close to the way people think - Reusable - Popular - Treats everything in similar way #### Disadvantages - High layer of abstraction - Introduces unnecessary compexity to simple tasks - Not as resuable as it was intended to be #### Object oriented languages by purity - Scala / Ruby - Java / C# / Dart / TypeScript / ActionScript 3.0 - C++ / Python / PHP - JavaScript / ActionScript 2.0 --- # Functional #### Advantages - Very expressive - Easy to scale out - Truly modular and reusable - Much less code than in imperatvie equivalent #### Disadvantages - Unpopular - Hard to learn - In some cases slower than imperative #### Common functional languages by purity - Haskell / Lisp / Clojure - Erlang / Elixir / F# - Scala - C# / Java 8 - Python / Ruby / JavaScript / PHP --- template: inverse # Why choose unpopular language? --- #### JavaScript ```javascript var User = function(name, surname, age){ this.user = user; this.surname = surname; this.age = age; } var Wende = function(){ this.awesome = true} for(var property in User.prototype){ Wende.prototype[property] = User.prototype[property] } var oldEnoughUsers for(var i = 0 ; i < users.length; i++){ if( user[i].age > 18) oldEnoughUsers.push(user[i]) } var lastFullAgeUser = oldEnoughUsers[oldEnoughtUsers.length-1] ``` #### CoffeeScript equivalent ```coffeescript class User @constructor(@name, @surname, @age) : -> class Wende extends User awesome : true oldEnoughUsers = (user for user in users when user.age > 18) [... , lastFullAgeUser] = oldEnoughUsers ``` --- ### Scala #### Java ```java List
sortedUsers = Collections.sort( users, new Comparator
{ @Override public int compare(User o1, User o2) { return o1.age > o2.age); } }) List
firstTen = ArrayList
() int i = 10 while(--i > 0) firstTen.add(sortedUsers[i]) List
likedPages = new ArrayList[LikedPages]() for(User user : firstTen ){ for(String page : user.likedPages){ likedPages.add( page) } } Set
pages = new HashSet
(likedPages) ``` #### Scala ```scala val pages = users.sorted{ _.age > _.age }.take(10).flatMap { _.likedPages}.toSet ``` --- ### Erlang #### PHP - Netty performance C20k amazing benchmark ![](http://nguyentantrieu.info/blog/wp-content/uploads/Screenshot-from-2013-04-09-235708.png) --- ### Erlang #### Erlang - on my laptop ![](https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/Public/processes.png?_subject_uid=101933264&w=AAAVzdEEZXWQf5ooZsopoWEY_f-BYf2R_VjZ1DF6fJQlhw) --- #Who's using functional languages? - Scala - Twitter - Quora - LinkedIn - Erlang - Facebook (chat server) - WhatsApp - Amazon EC2 - T-Mobile (SMSes) - Clojure - Amazon - Twitter (BackType) - F# - MSDN ( Microsoft) - Kaggle - Haskell - AT&T - Bank of America - Intel - NVIDIA --- # Where to go from here? - Seven Languages In Seven Weeks (Clojure, Haskell, Io, Prolog, Scala, Erlang, and Ruby) - Learn You Some Erlang For Great Good (http://learnyousomeerlang.com/) - Learn You a Haskell For Great Good (http://learnyouahaskell.com/) - CoffeeScript in Action - Functional programming concepts in Scala (Coursera interactive course) - "What is the best programming to learn in 2014" @ Quora http://www.quora.com/What-is-the-best-programming-language-to-learn-in-2014 --- class: center, middle # Thank You # Krzysztof Wende [@iraasta](https://twitter.com/iraasta)


Apache Isis™ is a platform to let you rapidly develop
domain-driven apps in Java. This example app demonstrates the Isis Addons' PublishMq Module which submits (the XML representation of) ActionInvocationMementos
to an ActiveMQ queue, thereafter routed by Camel to an external web service.
For more details, see the github repo.


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I Love the LORD
1 I love the LORD, because he has heard
my voice and my pleas for mercy.
2 Because he inclined his ear to me,
therefore I will call on him as long as I live.
3 The snares of death encompassed me;
the pangs of Sheol laid hold on me;
I suffered distress and anguish.
4 Then I called on the name of the LORD:
“O LORD, I pray, deliver my soul!”
5 Gracious is the LORD, and righteous;
our God is merciful.
6 The LORD preserves the simple;
when I was brought low, he saved me.
7 Return, O my soul, to your rest;
for the LORD has dealt bountifully with you.
8 For you have delivered my soul from death,
my eyes from tears,
my feet from stumbling;
9 I will walk before the LORD
in the land of the living.
10 I believed, even when I spoke,
“I am greatly afflicted”;
11 I said in my alarm,
“All mankind are liars.”
12 What shall I render to the LORD
for all his benefits to me?
13 I will lift up the cup of salvation
and call on the name of the LORD,
14 I will pay my vows to the LORD
in the presence of all his people.
15 Precious in the sight of the LORD
is the death of his saints.
16 O LORD, I am your servant;
I am your servant, the son of your maidservant.
You have loosed my bonds.
17 I will offer to you the sacrifice of thanksgiving
and call on the name of the LORD.
18 I will pay my vows to the LORD
in the presence of all his people,
19 in the courts of the house of the LORD,
in your midst, O Jerusalem.
Praise the LORD!


I´ve taken the regular dose of both piracetam and Hydergine. I took the first dose yesterday, and other one today. While I´m writing this report I´m under the influence of the second dose, which I´ve taken 1 hour ago.
I decided to take it after reading other reports and talking to friends, for 2 reasons: 1- I expect taking this 2 smart drugs with ecstasy pretty soon. 2- I´ve been feeling great changes in the way my mind used to work. I forget things much more easily nowadays and sometimes I feel a difficulty that I never had before when exposing an idea. I´m sure this symptoms are due to long term uses of marijuana, ecstasy and alcohol.
But let's get to my experience. I slept only few hours, and I was feeling pretty tired when I took the dose yesterday. after about 40 minutes, I felt much less tired and I was extremely alert. Then, I went to meet my friends in a pub near my place. Talking to them I couldn´t stop talking. The ideas flew so easily, and my arguments seemed so convincing that I saw the old me again. (I´m a very inteligent person, my IQ is 152 and, besides, I´m a jornalist, argumentation is my best quality. But nowadays I´ve been feeling I lost part of it.)
I smoke a lot, but don´t feel like smoking that much under the influence. I also drink a lot, but I wasn´t feeling like drinking either. Nevertheless, I drank anyway - and I completely disrecommend that. You get drunk much more quickly, and when drunk under piracetam and hydergine, the easy flow of thoughts becomes confused and uncomfortable. Also, I started to feel a little nausea. Not like the ones I get when I´m really, really drunk. But a nausea that I once felt under ecstasy - like if I had a air ball stuck in my throat, and I desperately needed to burp.
But now, under only piracetam and hydergine, here in my work, I´m extremely happy with what I feeling. Ideas flow easily, I have just written a cover issue that I´m really proud of, like once I was of every paper of mine. I´m the old me again, and that makes me feel extremely self-conscious and happy. I feel none of the posible side efects, like headaches or nausea. The only thing I feel is that I´m alert, concentrated and thinking clearly.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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*sighs* Always RDD ...
Edited By Mick Dagger on 05/02/05 13:11
I'd be tempted to make a Paladin 25/HS 5/CoT 10 for a fully "abusing charisma paladin". Couldn't you hook up CoT to 15 and get the same amount of feats but better divine wrath?Quote: Posted 05/03/05 23:11:05 (GMT) -- Deltutammatre
A few levels of shadowdancer and you get evasion and slippery mind, giving you 2 shots at any will or reflex saves. Stack that with the divine grace save bonus and you can spell abuse "CHA".
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CS:GO’s Cache map looks fantastic in this Unreal Engine rebuild
by Ian BoudreauCounter-Strike: Global Offensive’s map Cache got a rework only recently, giving it a new overgrown look that makes it more closely resemble the town of Pripyat in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. And while Valve’s Source is certainly a reliable workhorse engine, it doesn’t really compare visually to the powerhouse that is Unreal Engine. The difference between the two can be seen in this UE4 rebuild of Cache, created by Indian art studio 13 Particles.
As our sister site The Loadout reports, 13 Particles has reimagined the original version of Cache, but rebuilding it from scratch with all-new textures and a new weathered look. While the community rework of Cache that you’ll find in the game now features a lot more plant life covering the floors and walls, 13 Particles goes more for peeling paint, cracked pavement, and rust on… pretty much everything.
It gives the location a very different feeling, thanks in part to the stark light and shadows rendered in Unreal tech. The harsh daylight beats down on the cement and bounces out of muddy puddles, leaving dark, inky shadows behind walls and even between the corrugations on the shipping container.
Here it is, in all its glory:
13 Particles says it was inspired to do the recreation based on Wiktor Öhman’s Unreal remake of Dust II. The studio created its own textures, models, and shading for the remake, and also used various assets provided by Megascan image libraries.
You can find more of 13 Particles’ work by following its Instagram account or visiting its ArtStation page. For more great shooters like CS:GO, check out our list of the best FPS games on PC.


Scope in the HTML file are defined by the closing tag of the tag in whiwh the expression has been declared
ng- -> specify a Directive for Angular to follow
ng-something = " some controller " -> specify wich directive to apply in relation to a controller, and/or a object from the controller
| = filters -> pass data form the preceding function or controller to the filter
Always wrap the code in a closure ex : (function(){ /code/ })
Initialize angular by defining your module
var app = angular.module('/*name of the module as a String*/', [ /* dependencies of the module, if none, send an empty array */ ]);
Define a controller on the current module
modulename.controller('nameofthecontroller as a String', function(){
what the controller do;
});
You can define object to be part of a controller by assigning them to it
modulename.controller('nameofthecontroller', function(){
this.nameoftheobject = object;
})
var object = {} or [] or "Hello"
Allow to create custom tags in HTML with or without attaches controllers. Very useful for code clarification ans sanity
in app.js
app.directive("productPanels", function(){
return {
restrict: "E",
templateUrl: "product-panels.html",
controller: function() {
//controller definition
this.tab = 1;
this.selectTab = function(setTab) {
this.tab = setTab;
};
this.isSelected = function(checkTab) {
return this.tab === checkTab;
};
},
//alias as in (ng-controller="PanelController as panel")
controllerAs:"panels"
};
});
in product-title.html

{{product.name}}

 {{product.price | currency}}$
in index.html
<product-title></product-title>


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System Administration Commands mdnsd(1M)
mdnsd - Multicast DNS daemon
mdnsd {-debug}
mdnsd is the daemon program for Multicast DNS and DNS Service Discovery. The mdnsd daemon listens on UDP port 5353 for Multicast DNS Query packets. When it receives a query for which it knows an answer, mDNSResponder issues the appropriate Multicast DNS Reply packet. The mdnsd daemon also performs Multicast DNS Queries on behalf of client processes, and maintains a cache of the replies. The mdnsd daemon has no user-specifiable command-line argu- ment, and users should not run mdnsd manually. The mdnsd daemon should be managed by the Solaris Management Facility (SMF) and should be administered by the svcadm(1M) command using the following fault management resource identifier (FMRI): svc:/network/dns/multicast:default To examine mdnsd internal state, for debugging and diagnostic purposes, send it a SIGUSR1 signal, and it will then log a snapshot summary of its internal state using the syslog(3C) facility. mdnsd uses the syslog facility code daemon and info priority level.
The mdnsd daemon recognizes the following option:
-debug Debug mode. The mdnsd daemon sends output to the standard error, and does not run in the background. This option only intended for debugging the daemon.
Multicast DNS can be used to lookup hostnames and host addresses by specifying mdns as a source for hosts and ipnodes in the name service switch configuration file nsswitch.conf(4). The configuration options for hostname and host address queries using Multicast DNS are stored in the SMF repository. This configuration can be modified by the svcccfg(1M) command using the following fault management resouce identfier (FMRI): svc:/network/mdns:default The configuration options for hostname and host address queries using Multicast DNS are stored in a property group named nss_mdns_config. The properties that make up the configuration options are as follows: search A list of search domains for host name lookup. By default, no search domains are included in the configuration. The search list is currently limited to six domains. valid A list of valid domains checked before Multicast DNS is used to lookup the host name or host address for a domain. Domains specified in the search list are always included in the valid list. The valid domain list is currently limited to ten domains. Please note the above configuration options are Volatile and may change in a future release.
/usr/lib/inet/mdnsd
See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attri- butes:
{{{____________________________________________________________}}} | ATTRIBUTE TYPE | ATTRIBUTE VALUE | |{{{_____________________________}}}|{{{_____________________________}}}| | Availability | SUNWdsdu | |{{{_____________________________}}}|{{{_____________________________}}}| | Interface Stability | Volatile | |{{{_____________________________}}}|{{{_____________________________}}}|
dns-sd(1M), svcadm(1M), svccfg(1M), nsswitch.conf(4), attributes(5)
* For information on Multicast DNS, see [[http://www.multicastdns.org/>>http://www.multicastdns.org/]] * For information on DNS Service Discovery, see [[http://www.dns-sd.org/>>http://www.dns-sd.org/]]
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1⃣ Phaser Framework
2⃣ Web Building Blocks
3⃣ Coding Environment
4⃣ The Basics
5⃣ Game Design Fundamentals
Phaser is a fun, free and fast 2D game framework for making HTML5 games for desktop and mobile Web browsers, supporting Canvas and WebGL rendering.
1⃣ Phaser Framework ✔
2⃣ Web Building Blocks
3⃣ Coding Environment
4⃣ The Basics
5⃣ Game Design Fundamentals
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p {
color: tomato;
}
.content {
text-align: center;
}
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var game = new Phaser.Game(800, 600, Phaser.AUTO, '', {
preload: preload,
create: create,
update: update
});
function preload() {
game.load.image('sky', '/assets/sky.png');
}
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4⃣ The Basics
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Available at: https://glitch.com.
Free Web host and programming environment which updates in realtime and is great for learning.
All applications on Glitch can be remixed.
Remix phaser-workshop.glitch.me to get started.
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2⃣ Web Building Blocks ✔
3⃣ Coding Environment ✔
4⃣ The Basics
5⃣ Game Design Fundamentals
Open your remixed project and take a look around.
📝 Let's edit the title of our Web page in index.html. This file lives in the views folder.
📝 Now let's change the color of the header in style.css. This file is located in the public folder.
We'll work with variables, functions, and objects.
Variables hold data.
var score = 0;
Functions are chunks of code that do something.
function preload() {
console.log('Preloading game...');
}
Objects are containers for variables and functions.
var game = {
score: 0,
preload: function() {
console.log('Preloading game...');
}
};
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2⃣ Web Building Blocks ✔
3⃣ Coding Environment ✔
4⃣ The Basics ✔
5⃣ Game Design Fundamentals
Games are broken up into multiple parts.
At the highest level:
Assets are media files used in your game.
Writing a game requires three steps:
All Phaser games start with Phaser.Game()
.
var game = new Phaser.Game(800, 600, Phaser.AUTO, "", {
preload: preload,
create: create,
update: update
});
The preload()
function is called first.
Use it to load your game assets.
Then create()
is called next.
All of your assets are guaranteed to have loaded, so now you can use them in your game.
Finally, update()
is called last.
It's called on a loop for the duration of our game so we can make things happen!
Geek speak for 2D graphics used in a game.
📝 Preload the game's background: sky.png
.
game.load.image("sky", "/assets/sky.png");
📝 Now, add it to the world.
game.add.sprite(0, 0, "sky");
A sprite, but with multiple frames in one file.
Game objects have a body, or a set of properties which define how it moves and interacts with other objects in the game environment.
📝 Update the ground
's body
.
ground.body.immovable = true;
📝 Add collision to the stars
and
platform
.
game.physics.arcade.collide(stars, platforms);
Animations bring life to your game.
📝 Add an animation for when the player
moves to the
right. 🔎 How is it different from "left"
?
player.animations.add("right", [5, 6, 7, 8], 10, true);
Now play
the animation on user input.
player.animations.play("right");
The Phaser documentation will help you develop and improve your game.
📝 Check out the
Phaser docs
for a function which can be used to remove the captured
star
.
star.kill();
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JME3 cinematics (com.jme.cinematic) allow you to remote control nodes and cameras in a 3D game: You can script and and play cinematic scenes. Combined with screen recording software, you use cinematics to create and movies/trailers of your game. Internally, Cinematics are implemented as AppStates.
Short overview of the cinematic process:
A Cinematic is like a movie script for a node.
Cinematic cinematic = new Cinematic(sceneNode, duration); cinematic.addCinematicEvent(starttime1, track1); cinematic.addCinematicEvent(starttime2, track2); cinematic.addCinematicEvent(starttime2, track3); ... stateManager.attach(cinematic);
sceneNode
is the node containing the scene (can be the rootNode).duration
is the duration of the whole scene in seconds.track
is one motion of a moving object. You can add several tracks. More details below.starttime
is the time when this particular cinematic event starts on the timeline. Specify the start time in seconds since the beginning of the cinematic.| Method | Usage |
|---|---|
| cinematic.play() | Starts playing the cinematic from the start, or from where it was paused. |
| cinematic.stop() | Stops playing the cinematic and rewinds it. |
| cinematic.pause() | Pauses the cinematic. |
Just like a movie script consists of lines with instructions to the actors, each Cinematic consists of a series of tracks.
Here is the list of available CinematicEvents that you use as tracks. Each track remote-controls scene objects in a different way:
| Tracks (CinematicEvents) | Description |
|---|---|
| MotionTrack | Use a MotionTrack to move a Spatial non-linearly over time. A MotionTrack is based on a list of waypoints in a MotionPath. The curve goes through each waypoint, and you can adjust the tension of the curve to modify the roundedness of the path. This is the motion interpolation you are going to use in most cases. |
| PositionTrack | Use a PositionTrack to move a Spatial linearly over time. This linear interpolation results in straight motion segments between the way points. Use this to make the remote-controlled objects zig-zag from one way point to the other in a straight line. |
| RotationTrack | Use a RotationTrack to change the rotation of a Spatial over time. It spins the Spatial to the given angle in the given amount of time by linearly interpolating the rotation. |
| ScaleTrack | Use a ScaleTrack to change the size of a Spatial over time. It resizes the Spatial in the given amount of time by linearly interpolating the scale. |
| SoundTrack | Use a SoundTrack to play a sound at a given time for the given duration. |
| GuiTrack | Displays a Nifty GUI at a given time for the given duration. Use it to display subtitles or HUD elements. Bind the Nifty GUI XML to the cinematic using cinematic.bindUi("path/to/nifty/file.xml"); |
| AnimationTrack | Use this to start playing a model animation at a given time (a character walking animation for example) |
The jMonkey team can add more types of tracks, just ask in the forum.
A MotionTrack moves a Spatial along a complex path.
MotionTrack track = new MotionTrack(thingNode, path);
Details of the constructor:
thingNode
is the Spatial to be moved.path
is a complex MotionPath.To create a MotionTrack, do the following:
| MotionTrack configuration method | Usage |
|---|---|
| track.setLoopMode(LoopMode.Loop) | Sets whether the animation along this path should loop (LoopMode.Loop) or play only once (LoopMode.DontLoop). |
| track.setDirectionType(MotionTrack.Direction.None) | Sets the direction behavior type of the controled node. Direction.None deactivates this feature. You can choose from the following options: LookAt, Path, PathAndRotation, Rotation. |
| track.setDirectionType(MotionTrack.Direction.LookAt) | The spatial turns (rotates) to keep facing a certain point while moving. Specify the point with the setLookAt() method. |
| track.setDirectionType(MotionTrack.Direction.Path) | The spatial always faces in the direction of the path while moving. |
| track.setDirectionType(MotionTrack.Direction.PathAndRotation) | The spatial faces the direction of the path, plus an added rotation. Use together with the setRotation() method. |
| track.setDirectionType(MotionTrack.Direction.Rotation) | The spatial spins (rotates) while moving. You describe the spin by a custom quaternion. Use together with the setRotation() method. |
| track.setLookAt(teapot.getWorldTranslation(), Vector3f.UNIT_Y) | The spatial always faces towards this location. Use together with MotionTrack.Direction.LookAt . |
| track.setRotation(quaternion) | Sets the rotation. Use together with MotionTrack.Direction.Rotation or MotionTrack.Direction.PathAndRotation . |
Tip: Most likely you remote-control more than one object in your scene. Give the tracks and paths useful names such as dragon_track
, dragon_path
, hero_track
, hero_path
, etc.
A PositionTrack moves a Spatial in a straight line from its current position to the end position.
PositionTrack track = new PositionTrack( thingNode, endPosition, duration, loopMode);
Details of the constructor:
thingNode
is the Spatial to be moved.endPosition
is the target location as Vector3f. duration
is the time that it should take from start to end point.loopMode
can be LoopMode.Loop, LoopMode.DontLoop, LoopMode.Cycle.The start location is always the current location of the Spatial.
A RotationTrack remote-controls the rotation of a spatial.
RotationTrack thingRotationControl = new RotationTrack( thingNode, endRotation, duration, loopMode);
Details of the constructor:
thingNode
is the Spatial to be rotated.endRotation
is the target rotation in Quaternion format. duration
is the time that it should take from start to target rotation.loopMode
can be LoopMode.Loop, LoopMode.DontLoop, LoopMode.Cycle.A ScaleTrack remote-controls whether a spatial grows or shrinks.
ScaleTrack thingScaleControl = new ScaleTrack( thingNode, endScale, duration, loopMode);
Details of the constructor:
thingNode
is the Spatial to be resized.endScale
is the target Scale in Vector3f format. duration
is the time that it should take from start to target scale.loopMode
can be LoopMode.Loop, LoopMode.DontLoop, LoopMode.Cycle.A SoundTrack plays a sound as part of the cinematic.
SoundTrack( audioPath, isStream, duration, loopMode )
Details of the constructor:
audioPath
is the path to an audio file as String, e.g. "Sounds/mySound.wav".isStream
toggles between streaming and buffering. Set to true to stream long audio file, set to false to play short buffered sounds.duration
is the time that it should take to play.loopMode
can be LoopMode.Loop, LoopMode.DontLoop, LoopMode.Cycle.A GuiTrack shows or hide a NiftyGUI as part of a cinematic.
GuiTrack( screen, duration, loopMode )
You must use this together with bindUI() to specify the Nifty GUI XML file that you want to load:
cinematic.bindUi("Interface/subtitle.xml");
Details of the constructor:
screen
is the name of the Nifty GUI screen to load, as String. duration
is the time that it should take to play.loopMode
can be LoopMode.Loop, LoopMode.DontLoop, LoopMode.Cycle.An AnimationTrack triggers an animation as part of a cinematic.
AnimationTrack( thingNode, animationName, duration, loopMode )
Details of the constructor:
thingNode
is the Spatial whose animation you want to play.animationName
the name of the animation stored in the animated model that you want to trigger, as a String.duration
is the time that it should take to play.loopMode
can be LoopMode.Loop, LoopMode.DontLoop, LoopMode.Cycle.You can extend individual CinematicEvents. The shows how to extend a GuiTrack to script subtitles. See how the subtitles are used in the .
You can also create new CinematicEvent by extending . An AbstractCinematicEvent implements the CinematicEvent interface and provides duration, time, speed, etc… management. Look at the is to use this for a custom fadeIn/fadeOut effect in combination with a com.jme3.post.filters.FadeFilter.
CinematicEventListener cel = new CinematicEventListener() { public void onPlay(CinematicEvent cinematic) { chaseCam.setEnabled(false); System.out.println("play"); } public void onPause(CinematicEvent cinematic) { chaseCam.setEnabled(true); System.out.println("pause"); } public void onStop(CinematicEvent cinematic) { chaseCam.setEnabled(true); System.out.println("stop"); } } cinematic.addListener(cel);
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I spent most of today working with Selenium, throwing out a bunch of emails to its devel list. I'm pretty excited about it.
There's a lot of complicated stuff about Selenium out there, but it's actually really simple. Grig added to his previous post with a shorter description, and Jason Huggans post also had a quick start for Windows/IE. Here's my quick start:
Voila! Was that so hard? All that server instrumentation stuff, Twisted stuff, etc... really, just don't worry about that. Maybe later, but it's no place to start.
Now, go to selenium/javascript/tests/ and edit TestSuite.html to add more tests (or get rid of the ones that are there), and copy one of the files like TestOpen.html to start your own test (both files are extremely simple -- one's a list of links, the other is a table of commands).
There's more of course, but there's always more. One thing that caught me is that you must refer to links and submit buttons using a limited number of Element Locators -- by id (but I don't give my links ids!), with a Javascript DOM expression (icky domNamesEverywhere!), or with XPath. I chose XPath, even though I've never used XPath, and here's my mini-tutorial:
To follow a link by its text:
//a[text()='link text']
I haven't tried this, but maybe it would work more fuzzily:
//a[contains(text(), 'partial text')]
And for a submit button:
//input[@type='submit']
Or:
//input[@value='Button Description']
Anyway, hopefully we'll get this information into the documentation, and a quick start with Selenium will become more approachable.
I also started working on some infrastructure. The first is expanding and improving a script that takes tcpwatch logs and turns them into test scripts (tcpwatch_scriptgen.py). I previously generated PBP scripts (and in the future probably Twill scripts); now you can also make Selenium scripts.
The second is a CGI-based test suite. You can use a URL like /selenium/javascript/TestRunner.html?test=/path/to/TestSuite.html to use something other than selenium/javascript/tests/TestSuite.html -- which is nice, because you don't want to mix your application tests with the Selenium code. Anyway, you point it to the selenium_suite.py CGI script and it'll index all the suites you put in some directory.
Oh... and that CGI program can also turn comma-separated-value files into HTML tables, so you can write or edit your tests in a spreadsheet (which, I think, is an improvement over an HTML editor). And now tcpwatch_scriptgen.py can create both CSV files and HTML tables.
All of this, temporarily, is located in http://svn.colorstudy.com/home/ianb/webtest_experiement/ -- but it'll move someplace more permanent later. Maybe there will be a place for it in the Selenium repository, otherwise I'll put it in the Webware repository.
Great post, Ian. I was going to send you an email to suggest you post your experiences so that we can keep the Selenium momentum going, but you were one step ahead of me...Good thing I checked your blog first.
Hopefully we can combine your post with some of the stuff I wrote on the Twisted server and contribute this way to the Selenium documentation.
This is great stuff! :-) The Selenium project is benefiting immeasurably now that we've caught the attention of Ian and Grig!
About converting tcpwatch logs into Selenium scripts... What you wrote is very cool. A frequently asked question from new users is whether we have test recording utility... Now we have one. :-). I think it will probably catch most general cases, but, not everything that can be tested shows up in the TCP stream. If I have some JavaScript widgets in my page that do not trigger a trip to the server, they probably won't be picked up by your tool... And Selenium was specifically developed to test apps that that use JavaScript. So I think to capture everything, the event capturing (and translation into a test script) needs to be handled by JavaScript not in the TCP stream.
Thanks for the quick start. It is sooo fast to get started using this software. I wish the docs were clearer on that because most people want to dive in and start using it and worry about Twisted later. This post shows how easy it is!
One thing: if you want to click by partial text you should use
//a[contains('partial text',text() )]
as the Xpath expression, and it works like a charm.
# anonymous
sorry I was wrong with my XPath expression too, haven't figured it out yet.
OK I got it for real this time, sorry about cloggin up your blog feel free to remove my old comments
To test for a partial text, the proper XPAth expression should be: //a[contains(., 'partial text')]


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Using ZSLICEG to create a horizontal section from a 3D field
% OpenDAP dataset: uri = 'http://geoport.whoi.edu/thredds/dodsC/examples/bora_feb.nc'
uri = http://geoport.whoi.edu/thredds/dodsC/examples/bora_feb.nc
Use nj_tbx legacy functions in NCTOOLBOX
Get the 3d field at the first time step and intepolate the horizontal field to the constant 5m depth
[t,g]=nj_tslice(uri,'temp',1);% grab 3d field of 'temp' at time step 1 tz = zsliceg(t,g.z,-5); % return temperature slice at 5 m depth
Plot the interpolated horizontal field
Plot the interpolated field with its coordinate axes, add a plot title and colorbar
figure pcolorjw(g.lon,g.lat,double(tz)); % plot temp at 5 m depth title('Horizontal Section of Temperature at 5 m depth'); colorbar


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Having thousands and thousands of trees standing around in a harsh, urban environment like NYC, makes
you wonder what will happen to them and their surroundings, since they are dynamic, living organisms that
develop over time.  They can fall over, into power lines and phone
lines, onto roads etc. They can also be a nuisance for the people living near them if they start looking
old or sick.
Because of this, there can be value gained from knowing the health status
of the trees around the city. Below is a plot of the health status of the top 20 species. It is worth noting,
however, that the dataset is based on a community survey, the data is collected by volunteers, so the basis
for the trees' health is solely based on perception of the volunteers collecting the data. The plot shows
the top 20 trees and their health, in descending order of 'Good' trees.
From the bar chart we can see that, in general, most trees are in good health, but some species have more trees in "fair" or "poor" state than others. Especially the Norway Maple species have a lot of trees in either poor or fair state. Both London Planetrees, Honeylocust, Callery Pear and Pin oak also have a large share of trees in fair (or poor) state, but it is also the most common species with a substantial amount of trees.
There's quite a lot more trees in good health than there are trees in bad health. To get the percentage of good, fair and poor trees, and to further visualize the total amount of the trees' respective health status, here's a pie chart:
Click on the image below to see a map of NYC, showing the results of a KNN classification of tree health, based on their GPS locations. The purpose of this visualization is an attempt to give an easily understandable overview of the tree health status of the trees around the city. For more details about the classifications, please view the iPython Explainer Notebook, that can be downloaded from the top of the page. As a note, we have also used other machine learning techniques for this classification, e.g. Decision trees, though those have not been visualized, as the dendogram was too large to view and interpret properly.
We discovered that the health status is not directly related to the problems that the trees may have. The problems are artificial, and caused by humans, e.g. putting fences around the trees or lights positioned so that the branches grow into them. For more details about problems, move to the next section.


Cubstart Overview
Cubstart is Cal Hacks’ course for beginner hackers. We provide mentorship for team building, ideation, basic hackathon skills, and technical workshops to encourage those with little or no CS experience to try out hackathons and coding! If you are someone who is passionate about learning and wants to take a hackathon project from start to finish, Cubstart is the place for you.
What do you learn in this DeCal?
By taking our DeCal, you'll get to start out by choosing a track: iOS development or web development. All the labs and many of the lectures for the two tracks will be separate.
Then, over the course of the semester, you'll learn about project ideation, crafting a project proposal, designing application mockups, developing full-stack web or iOS applications, pitching your semester-long project to experts and professionals, and much more!
Are there any prerequisites?
We recommend that you take some introductory programming course before or while you’re enrolled in Cubstart (e.g. CS10, CS61A, DATA8, E7).
If you’ve never coded before and aren’t concurrently enrolled in a programming course, you might need to put in some extra effort, but you should still be fine!
Are there any required material for this class?
If participating in the iOS track, you’ll need a MacBook with macOS 10.14.3+ later that can run Xcode 11. Older Macs may run into some issues.
For the web track, you should be fine with nearly any laptop.
Can non-Berkeley students enroll?
Unfortunately, this course is being offered through UC Berkeley, so only Berkeley students may enroll. We may offer an option for non-Berkeley students to audit the course, so stay tuned.
What is the class schedule?
Lecture: Tuesdays 6:00-7:30pm PT
Lab A: (iOS) Mondays 5:00-7:00pm PT
Lab B: (iOS) Thursdays 5:00-7:00pm PT
Lab C: (Web) Mondays 6:00-8:00pm PT
Lab D: (Web) Thursdays 6:00-8:00pm PT
Lectures and labs will be held over Zoom. Outside of this, you’ll be expected to meet with your project team at least once a week but possibly more often to work towards meeting the checkpoints throughout the semester.
When will decisions be released?
Decisions will be released on September 6th.
Who is this DeCal for? Who can apply?
This DeCal is specifically for beginner programmers. We're looking for those who have never coded before, or only have introductory experience in programming. If you feel uncomfortable taking a software project from beginning to end, this DeCal is for you!
What is your attendance policy?
All of our lectures and labs will be held synchronously over Zoom, and you'll be expected to attend both lecture and lab each week. If you are living in a time zone where lecture and/or lab is outside of 8am-10pm, you may request individual accommodations in the first week.
How do I apply?
Apply by 9/4 here.
Cubstart in Words
“As someone who basically have no idea what a Hackathon is, the session was really helpful and somewhat inspiring. I really understood what a 'good' idea is and how there is no fixed definition.”


Judge rejects bid for outside jury in ex-officer's trial
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A judge has rejected a defense bid to have jurors from outside Philadelphia hear the case of a former white city police officer charged in the shooting death of a black man after a confrontation over a dirt bike.
Common Pleas Court Judge Barbara McDermott reached her decision after asking prospective jurors if they had heard about the case against Ryan Pownall, the first officer in nearly two decades to be charged in an on-duty shooting, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
Only 21 of the 120 people polled Monday said they had heard about the shooting, and only five acknowledged having fixed opinions. The exercise was the second time this year McDermott has polled residents called for jury to duty in an attempt to gauge the difficulty of assembling an impartial panel.
Pownall, 37, is charged with third-degree murder in the June 2017 death of 30-year-old David Jones, who authorities said was shot in the back as he fled from the north Philadelphia stop. Defense attorneys argued he couldn't receive a fair trial due to publicity about the case.
None of the prospective jurors polled Monday will be called to serve on the panel for the Jan. 6 trial of Pownall, the first on-duty Philadelphia officer charged with homicide since 1999.
Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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I joined eBay just as the company was ramping up recruitment for UX. To drive that, we created a new site – design.ebay.com – profiling our design leaders. I created the page for Kevin Lee.
The goal of the site was to show potential employees the type of people they’d be working with. Kevin seemed serious at first, but lit up when i asked about the blazing-orange Formula One remote control car behind his desk.
It turns out he has a whimsical, playful side, and doesn't take himself seriously at all. That gave me an idea for a clever reveal; I asked Kevin to bring a suit to work, and we took the car out for a photo shoot on the lawn outside.
The design tells a story. It starts with a seriously-dressed man. As the viewer scrolls down, it turns out he's having a blast with a toy car.
It leads right to the call to action. Don’t let your initial impression of eBay fool you, we’re having a lot of fun, and we'll definitely welcome you here!
We had a blast. We both had fun with the whole process of creating it, and I contributed to a site I was proud to send to potential hires.
The site worked. Several candidates (and even a few hires) specifically mentioned the site when sharing reasons why they wanted to work at eBay.


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Biden forgets Harris exists
by Max GreenwoodFormer Vice President Joe Biden claimed at the fifth Democratic presidential debate on Wednesday that his 2020 bid had been endorsed by the only black woman ever elected to the U.S. Senate.
The only problem? Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.), another black woman and rival for the Democratic presidential nomination, was standing just a few feet away from him. And she certainly hasn't offered Biden her endorsement.
"I'm right here!" Harris said, throwing up her arms before breaking out in laughter along with the rest of the debate audience.
Biden's presidential bid has been endorsed by former Sen. Carol Moseley Braun (D-Ill.), the first black woman to be elected to the U.S. Senate.
Harris became the second black woman elected to the Senate in 2016, a fact that Biden seemingly overlooked on Wednesday as he touted his support from black voters.
Harris is of mixed ancestry, the daughter of immigrants from Jamaica and from India.
Harris was quick to point out the oversight on Twitter.
"Proud to be the second Black woman elected to the U.S. Senate. #DemDebate" the senator tweeted.


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Data Name |
Data type |
Data Length |
Description |
| SaleNo | String | 11 | This field identifies a specific sale number created by the region |
| LotNo | Numeric | 3 | This code indicating the sequential order in which an item appears on an invitation for bid |
| AucStartDt | String | 10 | Auction start date |
| AucEndDt | String | 10 | Auction end date |
| ItemName | String | 69 | This is the brief description of the item |
| PropertyAddr1 | String | 36 | Agency name where property is located |
| PropertyAddr2 | String | 3 | Agency 2nd line of clear text address |
| PropertyAddr3 | String | 36 | P.O. Box/street address name of where property is located |
| PropertyCity | String | 29 | Property location city |
| PropertyState | String | 2 | Property location state |
| PropertyZip | Numeric | 9 | Property location zip code |
| AuctionStatus | String | 1 | Status of sale, values are A=Active, P=Preview, Space=Scheduled |
| SaleLocation | String | 36 | Location of sale |
| LocationOrg | String | 36 | Location organizational subdivision |
| LocationStAddr | String | 36 | Location P.O. Box/Street address |
| LocationCity | String | 29 | City sale Location |
| LocationST | String | 2 | State abbreviation location |
| LocationZip | Numeric | 9 | Sale location zip code |
| BiddersCount | Numeric | 5 | Number of Bidders on the sale |
| LotSequence | Numeric | 3 | Lot Sequence Number |
| LotDescript | String | 50 | Lot Description |
| Instruction1 | String | 63 | Special Inspection Instructions Line 1 |
| Instruction2 | String | 63 | Special Inspection Instructions Line 2 |
| Instruction3 | String | 63 | Special Inspection Instructions Line 3 |
| ContractOfficer | String | 35 | The Sales Contracting Officer that is assigned to the sale |
| COEmail | String | 65 | The Email address for the Sales Contracting Officer that is assigned to the sale |
| COPhone | String | 10 | The Phone number for the Sales Contracting Officer that is assigned to the sale |
| Reserve | Numeric | 8.2 | The minimum dollar amount that the sale must reach before it may be awarded to a bidder |
| AucIncrement | Numeric | 6.2 | The bid increment that the sale use during the bidding process |
| HighBidAmount | Numeric | 8.2 | Highest bid amount |
| InactivityTime | Numeric | 4 | The period of time in minutes that there is no bidding activity on a sale |
| AgencyCode | String | 3 | Agency Code |
| BureauCode | String | 3 | Bureau Code |
| AgencyName | String | 80 | Agency Name |
| BureauName | String | 80 | Bureau Name |
| ItemDescURL | String | 72 | Item description URL |
| ImageURL | String | 66 | URL of an item image |
Example: 2013-02-27


I decided on a dose of 20mg because a couple friends of mine had done it at 20mg and told me it wasnít very intense, they said their 20mg experience matched my 10mg experience. It obviously affected me differently.
I had a few jell-o shooters earlier that evening. I was quite relaxed.
It took about an hour to start going, but once it started, it was very immersive, almost overwhelming. A very intense, vibrating, warm feeling throughout my muscles particularly in my arms and legs, this matched the vibrating, lively visual hallucinations (I looked up at the stars and they would vibrate, the colored patterns on the bed and carpet were indescribable) and echoing auditory hallucinations. This was accompanied with such an immense feeling of energy I did not know what to do with myself. Deep breaths helped me to keep my wits about me. I had taken 10mg on a previous occasion and this trip dwarfed that one. Overall the come up was far more intense than I would have liked.
There was slight discomfort in my stomach, normally nothing major, but I went into the bathroom and it didn't smell so good. I gagged (didn't actually vomit, although it likely sounded like it did), then went outside and soaked up some fresh winter air. That cleared up my stomach issue and brought the high down to a much more enjoyable level. I began to notice a very pleasant amplification of my tactile senses. I greatly enjoyed much hip hop & jungle.
I kept on analyzing the hip hop songs, trying to decipher if there was a message in the song, what it was, and if I agreed with it or not, it was peculiar. I came to the conclusion that I can like a hip hop song with an awful message just because it sounds good. No matter how many times I hear about how cool it is to shoot people, Iím still not going to buy a gun.
I thought a lot about my computer usage. The first thing I do when I get home from work is open MSN/IRC/ICQ and Winamp. I questioned whether my verbal skills suffered due to a lack of verbal discussion and an excess of typed discussion. For me, this type of analysis occurs with AMT or psilocybin as well but can easily make me feel bad or get out of control; this was not the case with 2ct2.
Once I came down (about the 6 hour point) I felt utterly exhausted. I hadnít slept very well the previous night, and it was really late. After a little sleep I felt okay. The next day, I was still very tired.
The day after I was talking with a friend of mine, heís a fellow computer programmer, more educated and experienced than me. Normally, when he says something I donít understand Iíll just be like ďoh, okayĒ even if I donít understand it. Today I inquired, and asked him to explain. I learned something out of it too. The day after that work was more enjoyable than usual; I gave it my all and had a decent time. I even made a suggestion to the manager (whom I normally avoid) about synchronizing all the clocks in the store.
There was no paranoia at all, which can often be a problem for me with tryptamines like psilocybin and AMT. I felt in control even during the powerful come-up. There were nice feelings of elation, sociability, and warmth for the second half of the trip. I suppose I got a little hung up on body language, but nothing major, it happens when Iím sober too. I should have been better rested before I tried it, and I believe alcohol contributed to the stomach discomfort.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.log4j |
The main log4j package.
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| org.apache.log4j.config |
Package used in getting/setting component properties.
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| org.apache.log4j.helpers |
This package is used internally.
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| org.apache.log4j.jdbc |
The JDBCAppender provides for sending log events to a database.
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| org.apache.log4j.jmx |
This package lets you manage log4j settings using JMX.
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| org.apache.log4j.lf5 | |
| org.apache.log4j.net |
Package for remote logging.
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| org.apache.log4j.nt |
Package for NT event logging.
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| org.apache.log4j.pattern |
Provides classes implementing format specifiers in conversion patterns.
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| org.apache.log4j.rewrite | |
| org.apache.log4j.spi |
Contains part of the System Programming Interface (SPI) needed to
extend log4j.
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| org.apache.log4j.varia |
Contains various appenders, filters and other odds and ends.
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| org.apache.log4j.xml |
XML based components.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Appender
Implement this interface for your own strategies for outputting log
statements.
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| AppenderSkeleton
Abstract superclass of the other appenders in the package.
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| Category
This class has been deprecated and
replaced by the
Logger subclass. |
| FileAppender
FileAppender appends log events to a file.
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| Layout
Extend this abstract class to create your own log layout format.
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| Level
Defines the minimum set of levels recognized by the system, that is
OFF , FATAL , ERROR ,
WARN , INFO DEBUG and
ALL . |
| Logger
This is the central class in the log4j package.
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| LogXF
This is a base class for LogMF and LogSF parameterized logging classes.
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| Priority
Refrain from using this class directly, use
the
Level class instead. |
| WriterAppender
WriterAppender appends log events to a
Writer or an
OutputStream depending on the user's choice. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Category
This class has been deprecated and
replaced by the
Logger subclass. |
| Logger
This is the central class in the log4j package.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Appender
Implement this interface for your own strategies for outputting log
statements.
|
| Layout
Extend this abstract class to create your own log layout format.
|
| Level
Defines the minimum set of levels recognized by the system, that is
OFF , FATAL , ERROR ,
WARN , INFO DEBUG and
ALL . |
| Logger
This is the central class in the log4j package.
|
| Priority
Refrain from using this class directly, use
the
Level class instead. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Appender
Implement this interface for your own strategies for outputting log
statements.
|
| AppenderSkeleton
Abstract superclass of the other appenders in the package.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Appender
Implement this interface for your own strategies for outputting log
statements.
|
| Category
This class has been deprecated and
replaced by the
Logger subclass. |
| Layout
Extend this abstract class to create your own log layout format.
|
| Logger
This is the central class in the log4j package.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Appender
Implement this interface for your own strategies for outputting log
statements.
|
| AppenderSkeleton
Abstract superclass of the other appenders in the package.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Appender
Implement this interface for your own strategies for outputting log
statements.
|
| AppenderSkeleton
Abstract superclass of the other appenders in the package.
|
| Layout
Extend this abstract class to create your own log layout format.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Appender
Implement this interface for your own strategies for outputting log
statements.
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| AppenderSkeleton
Abstract superclass of the other appenders in the package.
|
| Layout
Extend this abstract class to create your own log layout format.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Category
This class has been deprecated and
replaced by the
Logger subclass. |
| Level
Defines the minimum set of levels recognized by the system, that is
OFF , FATAL , ERROR ,
WARN , INFO DEBUG and
ALL . |
| Logger
This is the central class in the log4j package.
|
| Priority
Refrain from using this class directly, use
the
Level class instead. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Appender
Implement this interface for your own strategies for outputting log
statements.
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| AppenderSkeleton
Abstract superclass of the other appenders in the package.
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| Class and Description |
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| Appender
Implement this interface for your own strategies for outputting log
statements.
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| Category
This class has been deprecated and
replaced by the
Logger subclass. |
| Level
Defines the minimum set of levels recognized by the system, that is
OFF , FATAL , ERROR ,
WARN , INFO DEBUG and
ALL . |
| Logger
This is the central class in the log4j package.
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| Priority
Refrain from using this class directly, use
the
Level class instead. |
| Class and Description |
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| Appender
Implement this interface for your own strategies for outputting log
statements.
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| AppenderSkeleton
Abstract superclass of the other appenders in the package.
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| FileAppender
FileAppender appends log events to a file.
|
| Level
Defines the minimum set of levels recognized by the system, that is
OFF , FATAL , ERROR ,
WARN , INFO DEBUG and
ALL . |
| Logger
This is the central class in the log4j package.
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| RollingFileAppender
RollingFileAppender extends FileAppender to backup the log files when
they reach a certain size.
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| WriterAppender
WriterAppender appends log events to a
Writer or an
OutputStream depending on the user's choice. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Appender
Implement this interface for your own strategies for outputting log
statements.
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| Layout
Extend this abstract class to create your own log layout format.
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| Logger
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| coord_trans {ggplot2} | R Documentation |
coord_trans()
is different to scale transformations in that it occurs after
statistical transformation and will affect the visual appearance of geoms - there is
no guarantee that straight lines will continue to be straight.
coord_trans( x = "identity", y = "identity", xlim = NULL, ylim = NULL, limx = "DEPRECATED", limy = "DEPRECATED", clip = "on", expand = TRUE )
x, y |
Transformers for x and y axes or their names. |
xlim |
Limits for the x and y axes. |
ylim |
Limits for the x and y axes. |
limx, limy |
Deprecated: use |
clip |
Should drawing be clipped to the extent of the plot panel? A
setting of |
expand |
If |
Transformations only work with continuous values: see
scales::trans_new()
for list of transformations, and instructions
on how to create your own.
# See ?geom_boxplot for other examples # Three ways of doing transformation in ggplot: # * by transforming the data ggplot(diamonds, aes(log10(carat), log10(price))) + geom_point() # * by transforming the scales ggplot(diamonds, aes(carat, price)) + geom_point() + scale_x_log10() + scale_y_log10() # * by transforming the coordinate system: ggplot(diamonds, aes(carat, price)) + geom_point() + coord_trans(x = "log10", y = "log10") # The difference between transforming the scales and # transforming the coordinate system is that scale # transformation occurs BEFORE statistics, and coordinate # transformation afterwards. Coordinate transformation also # changes the shape of geoms: d <- subset(diamonds, carat > 0.5) ggplot(d, aes(carat, price)) + geom_point() + geom_smooth(method = "lm") + scale_x_log10() + scale_y_log10() ggplot(d, aes(carat, price)) + geom_point() + geom_smooth(method = "lm") + coord_trans(x = "log10", y = "log10") # Here I used a subset of diamonds so that the smoothed line didn't # drop below zero, which obviously causes problems on the log-transformed # scale # With a combination of scale and coordinate transformation, it's # possible to do back-transformations: ggplot(diamonds, aes(carat, price)) + geom_point() + geom_smooth(method = "lm") + scale_x_log10() + scale_y_log10() + coord_trans(x = scales::exp_trans(10), y = scales::exp_trans(10)) # cf. ggplot(diamonds, aes(carat, price)) + geom_point() + geom_smooth(method = "lm") # Also works with discrete scales df <- data.frame(a = abs(rnorm(26)),letters) plot <- ggplot(df,aes(a,letters)) + geom_point() plot + coord_trans(x = "log10") plot + coord_trans(x = "sqrt")


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NOTTING HILL **** (out of five stars) A review by Jamey Hughton
Starring-Hugh Grant, Julia Roberts, Emma Chambers and Rhys Ifans Director-Roger Michell Rated PG
More MOVIE VIEWS by Jamey Hughton: http://welcome.to/movieviews
In Notting Hill, Julia Roberts plays an internationally renowned movie star named Anna Scott, who is in such demand that her last project carried a paycheck of 15 million dollars. If there ever was a wonderful role for Roberts, this is it - as she, a famous actress, portrays one just as famous on screen. This character showcases all the positive shades of her acting abilities, but even as her performance sparkles in every scene, there is still much more to relish in this delightfully charming movie.
I am no big fan of the romance genre, save for the occasional teaming of Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan. I sometimes have difficulty sitting through a film where nothing gets blown up. Notting Hill, however, is something special. It relies on chemistry to carry itself until the credits start to roll, and noting that the chemistry in the movie is genuinely believable, it has no trouble achieving success.
The title location is a small, friendly community in the city of London, where a shy and reserved book store owner named William Thacker (Hugh Grant) sells Travel guides. One day, Anna Scott herself trounces in the door, much to his amazement and surprise. She buys a book about Turkey, smiles innocently, and leaves the store.
But surely they will meet again. In this case, William collides with Anna walking down the street, staining her shirt with orange juice. Despite the amazing awkwardness of the situation, they begin to fall in love. From here, Notting Hill becomes a clash of two separate worlds: William's quaint, boring day-by-day life versus Anna's busy, media hounded schedule. Scenes where "normal" people, such as William's friends and family interact with the enormous movie star are both hilariously truthful and fun to watch.
The script, by Richard Curtis (Four Weddings and a Funeral), is like a breath of fresh air. The dialogue is sharp and witty, the characters are interesting, and not a minute of the romance feels artificial. William' s apartment flatmate, Spike (Rhys Ifans), provides a few roars of laughter, but doesn't steal too much of the star's important screen time.
This is Roberts' best film vehicle in some time, but don't overlook Grant's modest, charming performance. He fits the role and all of it's demands perfectly. Scenes involving his tendency to say "whoopsidaisy" and going over Anna's lines from her upcoming film, generate just the precise amount of sparks.
Notting Hill is unique, adorable and insightful. All of which, suffice to say, adds up to one of the most enjoyable romances since Sleepless in Seattle.
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The Blow Monkeys |
It Doesn't Have To Be This Way |
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Steve Cradock |
The Apple |
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The Blow Monkeys |
It Doesn't Have To Be This Way (unplugged) |
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Steve Cradock |
Only Look Up When You're Down (unplugged) |
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Mellow |
Mellow Part 1 |
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Colorama |
Etiquette (Superimposed) |
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Modular |
Ovni |
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The Go-Betweens |
Streets Of Your Town |
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Lambchop |
Up With People |
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Daniele Luppi |
Fashion Party |
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Pastors |
Wild World |
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Shuggie Otis |
Strawberry Letter 23 |
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Shawn Lee |
Happiness |
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21 h |
Ace |
How Long |
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The Superimposers |
Tumbledown |
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The Superimposers |
The Beach (live) |
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Glen Campbell |
Wichita Lineman |
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The Superimposers |
Seeing Is Believing (live) |
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The Beatles |
I'm Only Sleeping |
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The Superimposers |
Would It Be Impossible (live) |
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Harry Nilsson |
Me And My Arrow |
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The Superimposers |
Sometimes (live) |
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Beach Boys |
'Til I Die (Alternate Mix) |
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Three Blind Mice |
Flying |
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22 h |
The Blow Monkeys |
Staring At The Sea |
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The Beatles |
Girl (Unreleased Mix) |
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Fireflies |
Run Into The Forest (Mellotron Version) |
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High Llamas |
Caravan Now |
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Pastors |
I Need You/Isn't Life Strange/Without You |
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Tim Hardin |
It'll Never Happen Again |
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Klaatu |
Calling Occupants Of Interplanetarycraft |
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Wings |
Arrow Through Me |
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Scott Walker |
The Balld Of Sacco & Vanzetti |
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Ennio Morricone |
Matto, Caldo, Solid, Morto |
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John Stammers |
Idle I'm (Colorama Coloured In Remix) |
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Everything But The Girl |
Driving (Acoustic Version) |
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Last Train Home |
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Harbour Mystery (live) |


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There are both walks at altitude for active days, and walks along the river and canal for more relaxed days. There are also lots of less obvious things including cycling, canoeing and stargazing.
In Talybont-on-Usk itself we are planning sessions on subjects ranging from the starting fires to the Welsh language. A tasting visit to a nearby pub is also a possibility. See our activities page to see what is planned.
Visits to a show cave has been proposed, along with several hikes.
We shall be have a communal barbecue on the Friday.
Bikes may be hired locally at the Post Office.


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Binance Issues Warning After BitMEX Mass Email Leak
by Anatol AntonoviciBinance has told its customers to take precautions as BitMEX announces a mass leak of its users email addresses from an internal error.
BitMEX Displays Private Data in Mass Email
Recently, BitMEX users discovered that they could openly view the email addresses of other users after they received an official email related to an update. BitMEX sent the email to everyone and mistakenly listed all the email addresses in carbon copy (CC) rather than in blind carbon copy (BCC), which allowed all of the addresses to be seen.
The incident raised privacy concerns, with some observers arguing that a simple apology will not be enough.
Nevertheless, so far, BitMEX presented its apologies, admitting in an official statement that it was aware of the situation and is investigating the issue. The exchange said:
Our team have acted immediately to contain the issue and we are taking steps to understand the extent of the impact. Rest assured that we are doing everything we can to identify the root cause of the fault and we will be in touch with any users affected by the issue.
Binance Reaches Out to its Users
Victims of the leak should take protective measures and change their email addresses on BitMEX, or ensure 2-factor authentication is enabled.
Binance CEO, Changpeng Zhao, also reached out to potential victims who might also have a Binance account linked to the same email. He urged people to use unique email addresses for each crypto exchange account to prevent widespread issues.
The crypto community is very concerned with BitMEX’s level of incompetence.
As for the update, BitMEX was trying to share news that the crypto derivatives exchange is undertaking important changes to the weights of its crypto indices. The move is meant to improve the fairness of crypto prices that BitMEX users trade against.
“We will achieve this by calculating index weights based on observed trading volumes across a broader set of index constituent exchanges. Volume data is obtained directly from each such exchange via API connection,” the company explained.
The affected indices are .BXBT (which tracks Bitcoin every minute), .BETH, .BETHXBT, .BXRPXBT, .BBCHXBT, .BLTCXBT, .BEOSXBT, .BADAXBT and .BTRXXBT.
What do you think about BitMEX’s leak? Share your thoughts in the comments section!
Images via Shutterstock, Twitter: @jchervinsky, @cz_binance
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Escape Properties owns and operates premium residential accommodations for an exclusive set of members via our proprietary on-demand investment platform. Our model generates a double bottom line of ROI and enhanced lifestyle travel for our guests. We provide our investors a safe and secure real estate investment as well as luxury residences for their personal and professional travel.
Escape Properties owns and operates premium residential accommodations for an exclusive set of members via our proprietary on-demand investment platform.
Escape Properties owns and operates premium residential accommodations for an exclusive set of members via our proprietary on-demand investment platform.
Escape Properties owns and operates premium residential accommodations for an exclusive set of members via our proprietary on-demand investment platform.


Product
Bazaar Ceramics also produce unique, individually designed domestic ware, including full dinner sets and ovenware. You may find more products on Gallary page.
Design Process
The ceramic designers take regular trips to remote regions looking for inspiration from the natural environment, whether it is the outback or the wild coastlines. Back in the studio their sketches and photographs are worked up into designs.
Production Proces
Experimenting with new designs and techniques. The process of developing a particular range of ceramics, starts with the design process.