FROM AUDITOR HEAD OF DEPARTMENT BANK OF SCOTLAND UNITED KINGDOM 25/2/2005 ATTENTION! ATTENTION! ATTENTION! (CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS) DEAR FRIEND I WANT TO TRANSFER OUT (FIFTEEN-MILLION POUNDS STERLINGS) FROM OUR BANK HERE IN SCOTLAND. I HAVE THE COURAGE TO LOOK FOR A RELIABLE AND HONEST PERSON WHO WILL BE CAPABLE FOR THIS IMPORTANT TRANSACTION, BELIEVING THAT YOU WILL NEVER LET ME DOWN EITHER NOW OR IN FUTURE. I AM, DR FRANK JIM, THE AUDITOR AND COMPUTING STAFF OF A BANK HERE IN SCOTLAND UNITED KINGDOM. THERE IS AN ACCOUNT OPENED IN THIS BANK IN 1995 AND SINCE 2001 NOBODY HAS OPERATED ON THIS ACCOUNT AGAIN, AFTER GOING THROUGH SOME OLD FILES IN THE RECORDS, I DISCOVERED THAT IF I DO NOT REMITT THIS MONEY OUT URGENTLY, IT WILL BE FORFEITED FOR NOTHING.  JOHN HUGHES AND HE WAS A FOREIGNER TOO.   I BELIEVE IN GOD THAT YOU WILL NEVER LET ME DOWN IN THIS INVESTMENT. WHEN THE TRANSFER IS APPROVED AND PAYMENT SCHEDULE IS ALLOCATED OVERSEAS,THROUGH THE OFFSHORE PAYING DELEGATE FOR FINAL CLEARANCE AND SIGNING OF THE PAYMENT RELEASE FORM BY THE BENEFICIARY, I WANT US TO SEE AT THE OVERSEA PAYING CLEARANCE OFFICE FACE TO FACE OR SIGNING OF THE ORIGINAL BINDING AGREEMENT TO BIND US TOGETHER SO THAT,WE CAN RECEIVE THIS MONEY INTO A FOREIGN ACCOUNT OR ANY ACCOUNT OF YOUR CHOICE WHERE THE FUND WILL BE REMITTED. I AM CONTACTING YOU BECAUSE OF THE NEED TO INVOLVE A FOREIGNER WITH A FOREIGN ACCOUNT AS THE REAL BENEFICIARY. I NEED YOUR CO-OPERATION TO MAKE THIS WORK FINE, BECAUSE THE MANAGEMENT IS READY TO APPROVE THIS PAYMENT TO ANY FOREIGNER WHO HAS THE CORRECT INFORMATION TO THIS ACCOUNT,WHICH I WILL GIVE TO YOU WHEN SURE OF YOUR CAPABILITY TO HANDLE SUCH AMOUNT IN STRICT CONFIDENCE AND TRUST. ACCORDING TO MY INSTRUCTIONS AND MY ADVICE FOR OUR MUTUAL BENEFIT BECAUSE I DON'T WANT TO MAKE ANY MISTAKE, I NEED YOUR STRONG ASSURANCE AND TRUST. I SHALL DESTROY ALL DOCUMENTS CONCERNING THIS TRANSACTIONS IMMEDIATELY WE RECEIVED THIS MONEY LEAVING NO TRACE TO ANY PLACE. I WILL USE MY POSITION AND INFLUENCE OF OTHER STAFFS TO EFFECT THE LEGAL APPROVALS AND ONWARD TRANSFER OF THIS MONEY TO YOUR ACCOUNT WITH APPROPRIATE CLEARANCE FROM FOREIGN PAYMENT DEPARTMENT. WITH ASSURANCE THAT THIS MONEY WILL BE INTACT PENDING MY PHYSICAL ARRIVAL TO YOUR COUNTRY FOR THE SHARING AND OTHER INVESTMENT.  PS;You should have this as a notice,that after the success of this transaction,you will be having 25%(i.e; 3,750,000.00 pounds sterling) as your share and the rest of the money awaits my presence in your country. THANKS SINCERELY COMRADE COLE....

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Upon downloaded the Cutting-Edge version (1.5.4 r1311) of TextMate yesterday, I was happy to find a halloween surprise. How cool can one program be - thanks Allan! Especially to some of your latest work on extending the dialog features for bundle developers.


Installation¶
Common packages¶
Homebrew¶
If you do not already have Homebrew installed on macOS, install it with the following command.
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install.sh)"
AWS¶
AWS CLI Version 2¶
Offical AWS documentation.
curl "https://awscli.amazonaws.com/AWSCLIV2.pkg" -o "AWSCLIV2.pkg"
sudo installer -pkg AWSCLIV2.pkg -target /
Check that the CLI has been correctly installed:
aws --version
which should output something like this:
aws-cli/2.0.57 Python/3.7.4 Darwin/19.6.0 exe/x86_64
eksctl¶
Install the Weaveworks Homebrew tap:
brew tap weaveworks/tap
Install eksctl with the following command:
brew install weaveworks/tap/eksctl
If eksctl is already installed, run the following command to upgrade:
brew upgrade eksctl && brew link --overwrite eksctl
Test that your installation was successful with the following command.
eksctl version
kubectl¶
If you used the preceding Homebrew instructions to install eksctl
on macOS,
then kubectl
has already been installed on your system.
I already have kubectl
version 1.18
. Let’s if it works.
Verify kubectl
version with the following command:
kubectl version --short --client
Install Helm¶
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/helm/helm/master/scripts/get-helm-3 | bash
Install fluxctl¶
brew install fluxctl


Gautam's Notes
Notes About the Web
- HTML=hypertext markup language
- HTML-->look of the website
Tags and Elements
- Elements = the code that makes up the page
- Tags described in this set of lessons:
- p = paragraph tag
- em = italics
- br = line break
- img = image (no closing tag)
- a = anchor (for making links)
Compuers are Stoopid
- Not literally; computers always do what you
tell them, so a small error can mess up your
code in a big way.


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class Bauxite::Application
bauxite
command-line program.
This program executes Bauxite tests and outputs the execution progress and tests results to the terminal.
Synopsis¶ ↑
bauxite [OPTIONS] file1 file2 ... # => Executes file1, then file2, and so on. bauxite [OPTIONS] -d # => Start Bauxite directly in the debug console. bauxite [OPTIONS] # => Start Bauxite and read test actions from the standard input.
Options¶ ↑
For a detailed list of options for your Bauxite version execute:
bauxite -h
- -v, --verbose
-
Show verbose error messages (i.e. print exception names and backtraces).
- -t, --timeout SECONDS
-
Number of seconds to wait before issuing a timeout error. This timeout applies only to Selectors.
- -o, --open_timeout SECONDS
-
Number of seconds to wait before issuing a timeout error. This timeout applies only to page loading times (i.e. Net::HTTP).
- -d, --debug
-
If an error occurs, break into the debug console. This mode is very useful to try different selector combinations and debug NoSuchElementError errors.
- -p, --provider DRIVER
-
Selenium WebDriver provider. Defaults to
firefox
.Other options include:
-
remote
-
ie
-
chrome
-
android
-
iphone
-
opera
-
phantomjs
-
safari
Driver availability dependes on the system running Bauxite.
-
- -P, --provider-option OPTION
-
A
name=value
pair of options that are directly forwarded to the Selenium WebDriver provider. This option argument can appear multiple times in the command line to specify multiple options. - -l, --logger LOGGER
-
Logger instance to use. Defaults to
xterm
if theTERM
environment variable is set toxterm
, otherwise it defaults toterminal
.To see a complete list of the available loggers execute:
bauxite -h
Note that multiple instances of this option can be specified.
- -L, --logger-option OPTION
-
A
name=value
pair of options that are directly forwarded to the logger. This option argument can appear multiple times in the command line to specify multiple options. - -r, --reset
-
Issue a Bauxite::Action#reset action between every test specified in the command line. This option enforces test isolation by resetting the test context before each test (this removes cookies, sessions, etc. from the previous test).
- -w, --wait
-
Wait for user input when the test completes instead of closing the browser window.
- -s, --selector SELECTOR
-
Default selector strategy. This strategy is applied if the selector text does not contain an
=
sign.To see a complete list of the available selectors execute:
bauxite -h
- -c, --capture
-
If the test fails, capture a screenshot in the
output
directory. See the --output option below. - --csv-summary FILE
-
Output a single-line CSV summary ideal to feed into the Plot Jenkins plugin. If
FILE
is not specified, defaults tosummary.csv
- --output DIR
-
Output directory for generated artifacts. Defaults to the current working directory.
- -u, --url URL
-
This option is an alias of:
-p remote -P url=URL
If
URL
is not presenthttp://localhost:4444/wd/hub
will be assumed. - --jenkins DIR
-
Configures default options for Jenkins integration. This option is an alias of:
-p remote -P url=http://localhost:4444/wd/hub -l echo -l html -L html_package=true -c --csv-summary --output DIR
Note that any of the options above can be overridden by specifying the option after the
--jenkins
option. For example:--jenkins -u selenium.my-organization.com:4445
- -e, --extension DIR
-
Loads every Ruby file (*.rb) inside
DIR
(and subdirectories). This option can be used to load custom Bauxite extensions (e.g. Actions, Selectors, Loggers, etc.) for a specific test run.For example:
# === custom/my_selector.rb ======= # class Bauxite::Selector def by_attr(value) attr "by_attr:#{value}" end end # === end custom/my_selector.rb === # # === custom/my_test.bxt ========== # # ... assert "by_attr=attr_value" hello # ... # === end custom/my_test.bxt ====== # bauxite -e custom custom/my_test.bxt
- --version
-
Shows the Bauxite version.
Exit Status¶ ↑
The bauxite
program exits with zero
if every
action in the test succeeded and non-zero
otherwise.
If the test run includes multiple Bauxite::Action#test actions, the exit
status equals the number of failed test cases (again, zero
indicates success).


Spare your blushes and check that you're not affected by this particular issue
Ubuntu 19.10 Bug Shares Your Media Folders Without Warning
by By Joey SneddonA major bug in Ubuntu 19.10 could be automatically sharing the contents of your Pictures, Video and Music folders with other users on the same network.
The problem is caused by Ubuntu’s new media sharing feature (powered the Rygel media server) which is supposed to disabled by default.
But scores of users running Ubuntu 19.10 in a non-GNOME Shell/Ubuntu session report that rygel
autostarts on log in, with no warning or indication provided that it is running in the background.
As a result, the full contents of ~/Photos
, ~/Videos
and ~/Music
folders are accessible on local area network, (LAN), i.e, available to anyone and anything else connected to the same Wi-Fi point.
And that’s not good if you live in a house with others, especially with a content discovery device like a smart tv or games console active at the same time you are.
Ubuntu 19.10 Bug: Rygel Autostarts
A high priority bug filed against the rygel
package in Ubuntu 19.10 explains more about the situation, with the original reporter writing:
“I checked on a new VM [rygel] gets installed, starts but then is stopped. I’d assume if you are not using GNOME there might be an issue with stopping it after auto-start due to media-sharing being disabled.”
Another affected Ubuntu 19.10 user chips in to say: “The same problem […] applies to me, too”.
“After I have installed 19.10 at home and upgraded to 19.10 at work, all my photos/videos were exposed without any kind of auth request both in my home network and ALL the company network.”
“It took me hours to identify which process was leaking my data. This is the first time in 15 years that I am indignant by Ubuntu,” they add.
The culprit? An upstream configuration file that makes systemd
enable media sharing globally. Systemd isn’t at fault; it’s just doing what it’s told.
The good news is that a partial fix is already available. This means those who upgrade to Ubuntu 19.10 or install Ubuntu 19.10 for the first time are not ‘caught out’ by this issue.
And a full fix that solves the accidental sharing issue entirely is on the way.
If you run Ubuntu 19.10 and use GNOME Shell (be it a vanilla GNOME or the standard Ubuntu session) you shouldn’t be affected.
That said you can check: head to Settings > Sharing > Media
and make sure the media sharing toggle is set to off (you can turn it on, remove the redefined folders, and turn if off for added peace of mind.
The issue is less distinct if you’re not running GNOME Shell as the rygel
package isn’t being curtailed correctly and there’s (as of writing) no way to tell systemd
not to share it.
So the solution (for now) is to uninstall rygel:
sudo apt remove rygel
Reboot after uninstalling the rygel package to ensure that it’s properly and fully unloaded from your session.


Remedy ARS是全球最大市场份额的产品，是为业内广泛接受的成熟产品套件；虽然他始终是私有的软件产品，但是围绕其周围，还是不断有新的开源工具出现。下面就介绍几种这样的软件。
ARInside is a free open-source utility to create a static html documentation of your AR-Server. If you need something to quickly browse through your workflow, ARInside might be worth a try.
ARInside 3.0.2 has some new features, lots of bugfixes and other improvements.
Just to name a few:
- documentation improvements
- 64-bit platform support
- experimental support for Solaris and AIX
- basic ARS 7.6.x support
- huge performance plus on big installations
这是一个ARS服务器扫描的工具，可以形成一个静态的文档，能够作为一个状态的参考极限，这样方便你对当前的服务器上的所有对象和工作流有个全面的了解。最大的好处是能够统计和技术，而且不用登陆Dev Studio了。一图胜千言，下面大家看后就明白它能做什么。
看后还闲着干嘛，赶紧去下载使用吧。
其他的关于Remedy ARS 开源的项目我也在sf.net里面大致搜索了一下，下面是个简单的参考清单。
The Remedy Integration for Outlook (ROI) synchronizes tickets from any Remedy AR System application to your Outlook task list or calendar.
Extension to PHP for integration to Remedy Action Request System. First release will be focused on reading and manipulating data. Later version will give access to arapi-application structure functions.
jaspars provides a Jasper Reports custom data source (JRDataSource) compatible with the Remedy AR System. See http://www.mypathworks.com/arslist/Public?id=8ae4b6940c259f32010c3707fbae01bf for more information and usage instructions.
ARSperl Updated 2008-05-06
ARSperl is an integration kit for Perl5 and Remedy ARSystem API. It provides a large subset of the functionality found in the ARS C API
AR Cache Purge automates the process of clearing BMC Remedy user cache on client machines. It first checks the registry for the Home folders(s) and then removes the .arf and .arv files. It handles multiple users and home folders on a single machine.
pyARS Updated 2010-12-20
The pyARS python module allows developers to use BMC’s ARSystem (Remedy ARS) and Atrium CMDB functions from within Python. Using Python’s interactive shell, it is extremely easy to retrieve and modify data entries as well as workflow objects.
Coarse (COM Objects for the AR System), provides an automation compatible COM API to the AR System (Remedy only provides a C API and a Java API). It is compatible with VB6, VBA, VBScript, and JScript. Based on the RTL Sourceforge project.


1. To deploy on Odoo SaaS first you would need to add your user to "Technical Features" group.
2. Secondly you need to install "Base import module" (technical name: base_import_module) module which adds capability to install external modules.
3. At this point you should now be able to import external modules. Click on "Import Module" link in administration menu. You should see a dialog asking to select a module for import. Select downloaded module archive file (.zip) and click "Import Module" button. Thats it, enjoy!


Notebooks
Story: Food eaten by the !kun
Food eaten by the !kun
Title
Food eaten by the !kun
Collection
Summary
The names of some of the plants and animals eaten by the !kun (and by !nanni and Tamme in particular). Mention is made of respecting certain animals and the consequences of eating them (see 9177v).
Comments
1) p.9156v: see The names of !nanni's relations, 2) p.9177v: !nanni does not eat wild cats (to do so would cause pain in the head): such animals are respected by the !kun and not eaten, 3) See also Things eaten by the !kun and Animals eaten by the !kun, 4) This story is found in Book XI & XII-3
Contributors
Date
3 November 1879 (started)
Categories
Custom and daily life, Plants and animals
Keywords
plants (eaten by the !kun) , plants (the names of different in !kun country) , animals (eaten by the !kun) , animals (respected by the !kun and not eaten) , animals (the names of different in !kun country) , food (avoidances) , food (!kun methods of preparing and cooking) , food (eaten by !nanni and Tamme) , food (found in !kun country) , food (eaten by the !kun) , food (respected by the !kun and not eaten) , food (consequences of eating certain) , respect (and food avoidances) , respect (for certain animals which are not eaten) , respect (the consequences of eating respected animals) , illness (and the consequences of eating respected animals) , illness (eating a wild cat causes pain in the head) , wild cat (is not eaten by the !kun) , wild cat (eating it causes illness) , cat (wild, is not eaten by the !kun) , names (of plants eaten by the !kun) , names (of different plants found in !kun country) , names (of animals eaten by the !kun) , names (of different animals found in !kun country)
Story Pages
9156-9157, 9159-9161, 9177v, 9186


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Makes 1 x 20cm/8in cake
Nadiya dresses up the ever-popular lemon drizzle cake to make it suitable for special occasions.
For this recipe you will need a 20cm/8in spingform cake tin and board, a microwave and a rolling pin.
Preheat the oven to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4. Line and grease a 20cm/8in springform cake tin.
Cream together the butter and sugar until pale and fluffy. Beat in the eggs one at a time then add the lemon zest. Mix in the flour and pour the batter into the prepared tin. Smooth the surface and bake for an hour, or until a skewer inserted into the centre comes out clean.
For the lemon drizzle, add the lemon juice and sugar to a saucepan and warm through. Leave to cool, then brush it over the surface of the cooked cake while it is still warm. Set aside to cool completely.
For the lemon curd, whisk together all the ingredients in a saucepan. Heat gently, stirring every now and then, until thickened. Set aside to cool completely.
For the lemon buttercream, beat the butter until soft and fluffly. Add the icing sugar slowly until completely combined, pale and fluffy. Stir in the lemon extract.
Slice the cake in half horizontally and fill with buttercream and lemon curd. Place on a cake board. Spoon any remaining buttercream on top of the cake and smooth it down to completely cover the cake in a smooth ‘crumb coat’. It doesn’t need to look great at this stage, but it is important that the top and edges are straight and smooth (so that lumps don’t show through when the cake is covered with fondant icing).
For the marshmallow fondant, add the marshmallows, a tablespoon water and a little food colouring to a microwave safe bowl.
Heat in short bursts in a microwave on a medium heat, stirring well each time, until the marshmallows are melted. Stir in the icing sugar and mix until it forms a rough paste - don’t worry if there are still lumps of icing sugar at this stage.
Grease your hands and a work surface with vegetable fat. Tip out the marshmallow paste and knead until the paste is smooth. Shape it into a rough circle wrap in cling film and set aside.

Lift the marshmallow fondant onto the cake and smooth the top using a fondant icing smoother if you have one, or your hands. Carefully smooth down the sides, making sure you push out any air bubbles as you go. If you have any small creases rub them out using a little cornflour. Trim off any excess icing from the bottom.
If using the decorations, spray the cake with pearl lustre spray and cover the bottom edge with ribbon and secure in place. Mix 2 tablespoons of lustre dust with enough rejuvenator spirit to make a paint. Neatly brush a large gold circle on top of the cake and set aside to dry. Reserve any leftover paint.
To make the sugar flowers, knead the paste on a work surface greased with vegetable fat until pliable. Add a few drops of the colouring and knead until the paste is evenly coloured.
Cut out petal shapes and use a baller icing tool (or a round knife handle) to thin out the edges. Pull the petals together to make flowers and pinch the bottom to make them stay together. Paint the edges of the petals with gold paint. Trim off any excess from the ‘stalk’ and arrange the flowers on top of the cake.


Man's 13th DUI conviction earns him 12 years in prison
KNOX COUNTY, Tenn. (WVLT) -- Knox County prosecutors said a man was sentenced to 12 years in prison after multiple DUI convictions.
Dennis William Bunch, 52, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence sixth or subsequent offense, the District Attorney's office said.
Officials said on June 22, 2017 Bunch tried to flee the scene of a single-vehicle wreck with the help of a walker on East Beaver Creek. Passengers in the car said Bunch was the driver, and he was taken into custody shortly after.
Investigators said Bunch admitted to drinking six beers but wouldn't perform field sobriety tests.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said a crime lab analysis of Bunch's blood showed the BAC to be twice the legal limit.
Bunch had multiple DUI convictions in Knox, Loudon and Grainger Counties, officials said, as well as prior felony convictions that included Voluntary Manslaughter.


Input your RDW and MCV value from your blood test [CBC] report.
Blood Group
All the results are purely a calculated prediction of your severity in the case of being affected.


Error 500 - Internal Server Error
Oops! Something went wrong. This resource is currently not available. Please try again later.


Server:
Loopback
ChatMode
DataChannel
Your name:
Connect
Disconnect
Target peer id:
Message:
Send
Clear log
Call
Canvas
Hang Up
Send progress:
Receive progress:


Dreamer61
Features:
- 61 full-size standard semi-weighted piano keys
- Support 64 notes to output simultaneously
- Built-in 128 standard GM timbre
- 6 self-modulated touching control buttons
- Modulation & Pitch Bend touching control pads
- 3X7 segment LED display screen
- Providing a Data Select encoder which has mode select switch。
- Various external control element:9V DC interface ，Power Select switch， standard USB port(used for provide power and communication)， Keyboard MIDI OUT interface， MIDI port， sustain pedal and expression pedal interface
- Power supply：USB and power adapter 9v DC are available
- Support Windows@ XP & Mac OS X
Technical Specifications:
- Dimensions: 89×26×7(cm)
- Weights: 8(kg)


(common, js, jvm)
CacheState |
data class CacheState |
(common, js, jvm)
HttpConnection |
Provides a fast, easy, and slim way to execute and retrieve HTTP GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE requests class HttpConnection |
(common, js, jvm)
HttpConnectionStatus |
enum class HttpConnectionStatus |
(common, js, jvm)
HttpHeader |
data class HttpHeader |
(common, js, jvm)
HttpRequestMethod |
enum class HttpRequestMethod |
(common, js, jvm)
HttpResponse |
data class HttpResponse |
(common, js, jvm)
SpotifyCache |
class SpotifyCache |
(common, js, jvm)
SpotifyEndpoint |
abstract class SpotifyEndpoint |
(common, js, jvm)
SpotifyRequest |
data class SpotifyRequest |


crc24(str, [previous])
calculates checksum based on 24 bits polynom.
| Name | Type | Optional | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| str | string | Input string | ||
| previous | number | √ | null | Value of checksum that calculated on a previous step |
Open the Developer Console panel and open the Console tab. You can see a result there when you are moving the mouse pointer over the event listener area below.
Last generated value: {{crc24Number}}


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After reading a quote on a mailing list last week about the concept behind unix tools and their focus on doing one task well and the OS allowing you to pipe several commands in one go, it dawned on me that I could do the following on log files:
[code]tail -f /var/log/syslog | grep "named"[/code]
So as the log fills up only items where the pattern "named" is found are displayed. Very neat!
UPDATE
Thanks to some of the comments, here's a way to colour code the output (hopefully this will render better than the comment output)
[code]tail -f /var/log/syslog | grep "named" --color[/code]


To get the configuration values in this form, visit https://app.bluematador.com/setup/notifications/grafana.
Enter the ID of the integration in Blue Matador.


{% extends "kdl_wagtail/section.html" %} {% load wagtailcore_tags kdl_wagtail forms_builder_tags %} {% block section-content %} {% include "kdl_wagtail/section_contact_content.html" %} {% endblock %}


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Nokia Services Terms and Conditions are binding and form a contract between you and Nokia. Nokia shall include all Nokia affiliates as described in each of the following documents. (hereinafter “Nokia” or “We”). Any reference to a particular affiliate of Nokia shall be enforceable for the specific condition into which such affiliate is your contractual partner. These Nokia Services Terms and Conditions supersede any other document of the Nokia Services Terms and Conditions concerning its purpose.
The Nokia Services Terms and Conditions are composed of:
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Nokia Privacy Policy and its Supplement for Nokia digital health Product and Services
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Services
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Product software terms of Use for Nokia digital health Products and
Services
- General sales Conditions for Nokia digital health Products and
Services
Our Nokia digital health Products, as detailed in the user guide for digital health Products (the “Product”) must be used in accordance with the user guide attached to each Product. You can find our user-guides on the Nokia health help Center.
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Frequently asked questions¶
Is there a relation between complex matrix manifolds and real matrix manifolds?¶
One can represent any complex matrix \(D = E + iF\) as a real matrix \(\tilde{D} = \begin{pmatrix} E & F\\ -F & E \end{pmatrix}\). Then, matrix operations on matrices without and with tilde are related as follows:
\(A + B \longleftrightarrow \tilde{A} + \tilde{B}, \ AB \longleftrightarrow \tilde{A}\tilde{B}, \ A^\dagger \longleftrightarrow \tilde{A}^T\).
Therefore, any complex manifold has a corresponding real one. For more details read
Sato, H., & Iwai, T. (2013). A Riemannian optimization approach to the matrix singular value decomposition. SIAM Journal on Optimization, 23(1), 188-212.
How to perform optimization over complex tensors and matrices?¶
To perform optimization over complex matrices and tensors, one needs to follow several simple rules. First of all, a value of a loss function, you want to optimize, must be real. Secondly, the class for TensorFlow optimizers works well only with real valued variables. Due to the class for Riemannian optimizers of QGOpt is inherited from the class for TensorFlow optimizers, one requires all input variables to be real. Normally a point from a manifold is represented by a complex matrix or tensor, but one can also consider a point as a real tensor. In general, we suggest the following scheme for variables initialization and optimization:
# Here we initialize an example of the complex Stiefel manifold.
m = qgo.manifolds.StiefelManifold()
# Here we initialize a unitary matrix by using an example of the
# complex Stiefel manifold (dtype = tf.complex64).
u = m.random((4, 4))
# Here we turn a complex matrix to its real representation
# (shape=(4, 4) --> shape=(4, 4, 2)).
# The last index enumerates real and imaginary parts.
# (dtype=tf.complex64 --> dtype=tf.float32).
u = qgo.manifolds.complex_to_real(u)
# Here we turn u to tf.Variable, any Riemannian optimizer
# can perform optimization over u now, because it is
# real valued TensorFlow variable. Note also, that
# any Riemannian optimizer preserves all the constraints
# of a corresponding complex manifold.
u = tf.Variable(u)
After initialization of variables one can perform optimization step:
lr = 0.01 # optimization step size
opt = qgo.optimizers.RAdam(m, lr) # optimizer initialization
# Here we calculate the gradient and perform optimization step.
# Note, that in the body of a TensorFlow graph one can
# have complex-valued tensors. It is only important to
# have input variables and target function to be real.
tf.with tf.GradientTape() as tape:
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# back to the complex representation.
# (shape=(4, 4, 2) --> shape=(4, 4)),
# (dtype=tf.float32 --> dtype=tf.complex64)
uc = qgo.manifolds.real_to_complex(u)
# Here we calculate the value of a target function, we want to minimize.
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loss = target_function(uc)
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grad = tape.gradient(loss, u)
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E_Motion1.0 is a Blazer with a removable electronic circuit, in its inner part, consisting of 4 Flex Sensors placed along the sleeves of the blazer, up to the shoulders and the elbows. This Sensors generate sounds making movements with arms like raising a shoulder or bending an elbow.
The project is made taking care about three important aspects: Mechanical, Electronics, Programming.
MECHANICAL:
E_Motion1.0 is made of a three layers fabric according to a sandwich stratification. The two outers layers, which form the coating, are of a thin NON WOVEN FABRIC which locally in Italy calls "telina sotto palma" and the layer in the middle is of a Hypoallergenic Polyester with a thickness about 3 mm for a total of about 5 mm. I wanted this thickness to give to the design a solid structure. I thought about it as 3D object so I used the Polyester fabric to make outer 5 cm wide bands on the blaze.
ELECTRONICS:
The electronics circuit consisting of several components.
-The Fabkit by myself produced, which is the main board, with an Atmega328p as microcontroller.
-An Input Shield, always produced by myself, to connect the sensor to the Board.
-A commercial Bluetooth Device to send data from the Board to PC.
-A 5V Battery assembled by myself for the power of the circuit.
-4 Flex Sensors connected by wires to the Input Shield.
All the circuit, except flex sensor are inserted in a protective case that I had designed and printed in the Fab Lab. The case and the sensor with wires are inserted trough slots in the interior of the blaze.
PROGRAMMING:
This is the heart of E_Motion1.0. It works thanx input and output codes required to complete the project as a basic prototype.
Flex Sensors are setted on a sketch I wrote with Arduino Ide. The data collected by the microcontroller are sent via Bluetooth to PC. To translate this data in a sound output I need a second sketch which I wrote with Processing using the Beads Library.
TOOLS:
-RHINOCEROS, ILLUSTRATOR, PHOTOSHOP
-LASER CUTTING, 3D PRINTING, MULTINEEDLE MACHINE, SEWING MACHINE, MILLING MACHINE
-SCISSORS, NEEDLE, COTTON THREAD
DOWNLOAD FILES:
MECHANICAL:
PROJECT 2D
| ELECTRONICS CASE 2D
| ELECTRONICS CASE 3D
PROTOTYPING:
-3D PRINTING
| GCODE
| STL
-LASER CUTTING
| DXF
ELECTRONICS:
-FABKIT
EAGLE
| PNG
| RML
-SENSORS SHIELD
EAGLE
| PNG
| RML
PROGRAMMING:
INPUT
| OUTPUT
At the beginning of Fab Academy my project proposal was always about wearable and my idea was to study the right posture during fitness or physical activities. With my background as an Architect and doing some researches I quickly realized to reach that goal I should begin by one step easier. So I decided to focus on still body movement but work on a simple study of input & output to work in the sphere of performing arts.
E_Motion1.0 is the brainchild to study the body movement related to an output like light, vibration or sound. I decided to made this latter taking this and this projects as references.
So E_Motion1.0 is a dress for a performer that plays sounds moving the arms. Having four sensors my idea would be to produce a composition of four different sounds such as drums cymbals. To do that I need to elebarote data with a programming language like PURE DATA passing trough Processing.
The removable Electronic Circuit is inserted with a proctetive case inside the blazer.
I started to work really on my project the last 4 weeks of Fab Academy. Knowing that I have much work to do I decided to work managing the time in three weeks:
1st: Dress Design and Measuraments, the purchase of all materials and Circuit Design.
2nd: Fabric Cutting, Circuit Production and Testing of it, Interface and Sound output.
3rd: Tests and Solutions of possible problems.
4th: somenthing will go wrong and I'll be still working.
Done the time calendar I wanted subdivide my work into three sections to proceed cleraly.
At the beginning my idea was to realize the project in Neoprene for the thickness(3/5 mm) and the elasticity of the fabric and more to confer a solid 3D structure to my project. I ordered online the product and it should have arrived in the 2nd week of the calendar but there was a shipping error and I deleted it. Here in Frosinone was difficult to looking for Neoprene so after a day of search I decided to find an alternative solution to made my project. I went in a local Matress Factory of and after explained the problem and my needs to realize in few time the project, I asked to proprietor if was possible made a quilt that I would cut in a second moment. The outcome was really succesfull! I obtained for free in one day the seam of a three-layer fabric of size 3x5 m (a quantity for at least 3 projects!).
1. MAKING THE DRAW
Starting from an handmade sketch I made a 2D draw on Rhinoceros to cut the model paper with the laser machine. I move from a Circle Technical to design the pieces for my blaze. With the help of a collegue I took my body measuraments which I have reported in the draw. The procedure to make the draw is very simple and doesn't have an absolute rule so it's possibile makes change as you want.
2. CUTTING MODEL PAPER
Once made the 2D draw, I prepared tables to cut the model paper with the Laser Machine. I exported the DXF files and I opened it in the Machine Software and I setted only cutting parameters. I put the paper in the machine, setted origin and did autofocus. Then I followed all the instruction before power up the machine and I started the cut. I did this step in a very short time.
PARAMETERS TO CUT MODEL PAPER:
LASER CUTTER VREL CO2 ME-1300
CUT: 400(Speed); 8(Power %); 6(Power Corner %)
3. FABRIC PRODUCTION
As explained before, the Fabric to made mechanical part of my project was produced in a local Matress Factory, DORMIRE TRADE. The Fabric was sewn by a Multineedle Machine Meca Targhet model, as a quilt size 5x3 meters. It is composed of three layers according to a sandwich stratification. The two outers layers, forming the coating, are of a thin NON WOVEN FABRIC which locally calls "telina sotto palma" and the layer in the middle is of a Hypoallergenic Polyester with a thickness about 3 mm for a total of about 5 mm. Time to quilt was about 30 minutes.
4. CUTTING FABRIC
Once ready the quilt the next step was to cut the fabric using the shape of the model paper. Having three layers sewing together by warp, I felt was better cut the quilt with scissors rather than Laser Cutting. I used again the machine only to cut the bands to apply on the blazer. From a Polyester Fabric (4 meters of lenght) I cutted a series of rectangles sized according to the laser machine plane, to made the bands. So again I made a DXF file and I lasered the Polyester.
PARAMETERS TO CUT POLYESTER:
LASER CUTTER VREL CO2 ME-1300
CUT: 300(Speed); 10(Power %); 8(Power Corner %)
5. ASSEMBLY PIECES
Once ready the quilt the next step was to cut the fabric using the shape of the model paper. Having three layers sewing together by warp, I felt was better cut the quilt with scissors rather than Laser Cutting. I used again the machine only to cut the bands to apply on the blazer. From a Polyester Fabric (4 meters of lenght) I cutted a series of rectangles sized according to the laser machine plane, to made the bands. So again I made a DXF file and I lasered the Polyester.
6. DRAWING AND PRINTING ELECTRONICS CASE
During the COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN WEEK 2 I modeled an electronics case that I decided to use for my project to gain time and save costs of total budget. I did only some dimension variations and I exported the STL Files to made Gcodes with Cura Software for the 3D Printing Machine.
PARAMETERS TO PRINT THE CASE:
DELTA WASP 60×100
Print Speed: 120 (mm/s)
Printing Temperature: 185 (C)
Bed Temperature: 65 (C)
Fill Density: 20 (%)
Filament Diameter: 1.75 (mm)
Filament Material : GREY PLA
7. MILLING ELECTRONICS BOARDS
To made the electronic circuit of my project I need two boards. The Fabkit with the microcontroller and a shield for the sensors that I used. Unfortunately the first Fabkit I produced during the Fab Academy stopped working, so I had to made another one. Instead the the Input Shield has been designed specifically for the connection of the Flex Sensors, so I draw it in Eagle and then I made the PNG files. Once I had all the files I made the RML files on FabModules and I milled the boards using Panel Software for the Milling Machine.
PARAMETERS TO MILL BOARDS:
ROLAND SRM-20 MACHINE
Traces: tip 1/64
Interiors: tip 1/32
About Electronics Component E_Motion 1.0 has a removable circuit inserted in it's inner part. It consist of following parts:
1. A FabKit that is the main board made by myself also during the INPUT DEVICES WEEK 10, with an Atmega328p microcontroller. The others components that I put in the board are:
-capacitor 0.1 uf n° 2
-capacitor 10 uf
-smt pcb button 6 mm
-resonator 8 Mz
-resistor 10 K
-resistor 499 Ω
-red led smd
-header 6 pins
2. An Input Shield, always made by myself, to connect the Flex Sensors the FabKit. On this shield I put the 4 resistances 10 k each one for a Flex Sensor.
3. 4 Flex Sensors connected by wires to the Input Shield. Each sensor has two pins, one for VCC and the other for the GND. The Resistance of the sensor changes when the metal pads, which are on it, are on the outside of the bend. So as the sensor is flexed, the resistance across the sensor increases. For more technical specifications is possible read the datasheet in the references.
4. A commercial Bluetooth Device to send data from the Board to PC with 4 pins (TX,RX,VCC,GND).
5. A Power of 4.8 V consisting of 4 alkaline batteries 1.2 V assembled by myself to feed the circuit.
In a schematic way I can describe the functioning of the circuit:
The performer moves bending elbows and raising and lowering the shoulders so the resistance of the Flex Sensor changes accordingly.Input Data are sendig via Bluetooth from the Fabkit to the PC and an audio device emits sounds.
All the circuit, except flex sensor are inserted in a protective case that I had designed and printed in the Fab Lab. The case and the sensors with wires are inserted trough slots in the interior of the blaze.
REFERENCES:
Atmega 328
Flex Sensor
Bluetooth Device
To programm my project I wrote two sketches of code, one for the Input with the Arduino Ide and the other one for the output with Processing. In the Ide I declared and setted the 4 Flex Sensors, mapping each of them with a minimum and maximum values (which are the equivalent of the quietness position and flexion one of the sensors). Then I split the range in 10 positions. I modified the baud from 9600 to 115200 for the reading of data via bluetooth in the serial monitor.
With Processing I wrote the code for output using the sound Beads Library to emit sounds. The communication between Ide and Processing is trough serial port where is connected the Bluetooth device (on my pc usually is COM10).
E_Motion 1.0 is a basic Prototype. It is in absolute my first made project and I'm very satisfied of the goal achieved in so little time. In general the project works and it is completed in each tasks. Some problems during evolution of the work have done several things to change, from the design of the blaze to the insertion of the electronic circuit.
Certainly now I have a greater knowledge of base from which working on the project to develop and improve it.
The total cost of the project is changed from the initial budget: from about 120 euro (130 USD) it was about 70 euro (80 USD).
RELATED LINKS:
APPLICATIONS AND IMPLICATIONS
INVENTION,INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & INCOME
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT


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This is the superclass of all checked exceptions used by this package. An
exception of this class indicates that a function call to the underlying
PKCS#11 module returned a value not equal to CKR_OK. The application can get
the returned value by calling getErrorCode(). A return value not equal to
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PKCS#11 defines the meaning of an error-code, which may depend on the
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protected long |
errorCode_
The code of the error which was the reason for this exception. |
protected static java.util.Properties |
errorCodeNames_
The properties object that holds the mapping from error-code to the name
of the PKCS#11 error. |
protected static boolean |
errorCodeNamesAvailable_
True, if the mapping of error codes to PKCS#11 error names is available. |
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Constructor Summary |
PKCS11Exception(long errorCode)
Constructor taking the error code as defined for the CKR_* constants
in PKCS#11. |
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Method Summary |
long |
getErrorCode()
Returns the PKCS#11 error code. |
java.lang.String |
getMessage()
This method gets the corresponding text error message from
a property file. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Throwable |
fillInStackTrace, getLocalizedMessage, printStackTrace, printStackTrace, printStackTrace |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
ERROR_CODE_PROPERTIES
protected static final java.lang.String ERROR_CODE_PROPERTIES
- The name of the properties file that holds the names of the PKCS#11 error-
codes.
errorCodeNames_
protected static java.util.Properties errorCodeNames_
- The properties object that holds the mapping from error-code to the name
of the PKCS#11 error.
errorCodeNamesAvailable_
protected static boolean errorCodeNamesAvailable_
- True, if the mapping of error codes to PKCS#11 error names is available.
errorCode_
protected long errorCode_
- The code of the error which was the reason for this exception.
PKCS11Exception
public PKCS11Exception(long errorCode)
- Constructor taking the error code as defined for the CKR_* constants
in PKCS#11.
- Parameters:
errorCode
- The PKCS#11 error code (return value).
getMessage
public java.lang.String getMessage()
- This method gets the corresponding text error message from
a property file. If this file is not available, it returns the error
code as a hex-string.
- Overrides:
getMessage
in class java.lang.Throwable
- Returns:
- The message or the error code; e.g. "CKR_DEVICE_ERROR" or
"0x00000030".
getErrorCode
public long getErrorCode()
- Returns the PKCS#11 error code.
- Returns:
- The error code; e.g. 0x00000030.
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Superfund Halloween Tour
Follow the ghosts if you dare, and stay in your car for a toxic scare
2020 has been a pretty scary year already, but it’s not over before we celebrate the most haunted night of the year. On October 31, many of us will be hunkered down in our homes, watching a scary movie, and having candy for dinner. While this may sound like an average night in 2020, on Halloween, the ghosts and ghouls give you an extra reason to stay inside. So, turn off the lights and clutch your wine bottle close to your chest, because if the Haunted Houses aren’t open, their residents are coming to yours.
If you are brave enough to venture outside this late in October, just as the scarecrows are stretching their legs, we’ve got a terror you may not have known about: toxic waste sites.
The Superfund Halloween Tour is a spooky and COVID-safe activity to do with your family or friends this season.
Superfund sites are toxic waste sites that currently threaten or have the potential to threaten human health or environmental safety. The most hazardous of these sites are placed on the National Priorities List, and this tour takes you to seven of them, all around Dallas, Texas.
If you’re nearby, we encourage you to drive by and take a look. You can print out the map and check off each ghost as you get to the site!
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Also, check out the crossword puzzle before to crack a hidden message. Each letter with a number corresponds to a number at the bottom of the page. Find all the letters to unlock the message.
For the Kids!
Now, the Sites
Circle Court Groundwater Plume, Willow Park, TX
What’s a groundwater plume? A groundwater plume is groundwater contaminated with hazardous substances.
What happened at this site? The city of Willow Park first detected trichloroethylene (TCE) in a public water supply well in 2006, and in 2010, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) found several drinking water wells with TCE contamination exceeding federal drinking water standards. In the short-term, TCE can cause dizziness, nausea, and headaches. Long-term, it can cause cancer, liver damage and death from high enough exposure.
Has this site been cleaned up?Public drinking wells now have filtration systems and have been put back into use. According to the EPA, residents whose wells had high levels of TCE are now using either the filtrated public water system or their own filtration system.
What makes this site extra spooky? We still don’t know the source of the groundwater contamination, so we can’t know the full extent of the contamination. Investigations are ongoing to determine the source and extent of the contamination. These investigations are expected to be complete one year from now, so we’ll check up on them next spooky season!
Crossword Clue: A new vocabulary word may lead you to number two
| Address | 117 Circle Court, Willow Park, TX 76087 |
| Contaminant | Trichloroethylene (TCE) |
| Size | Unknown |
| Became NPL Site | 09/18/2012 |
| Long-Term Cleanup Started | Estimated Jun - Aug 2022 |
| Construction Completed | No |
| Human Exposure Under Control | Yes |
| Groundwater Migration Under Control | No |
Sandy Beach Road Groundwater Plume, Pelican Bay, TX
Not far from the Circle Court Groundwater Plume is the Sandy Beach Road Groundwater Plume. According to the EPA, disposal activities at a nearby dumpsite caused the groundwater plum to affect “three public water supply wells and at least 12 residential drinking water wells.” with TCE.
The EPA has since connected those residences to uncontaminated municipal wells, and long-term cleanup is ongoing. The long-term remedy includes pumping and treating groundwater, soil vapor extraction, and the replacement of contaminated water supply wells.
Unlike the Circle Court Groundwater Plume, the EPA has determined the source and extent of contamination at this site, but the spooky part is that it is also contaminated with TCE, and has contaminated drinking wells.
The site is pretty small in comparison to some of the other sites, so if you want to see a little more of the area, check out Pelican Park that’s just a few minutes away.
| Address | 1653 Jason Court, Pelican Bay, TX 76020 |
| Contaminant | Trichloroethylene (TCE), dichloroethene |
| Size | Half-square-mile |
| Became NPL Site | 09/14/2005 |
| Long-Term Cleanup Started | 09/26/2014 |
| Construction Completed | No |
| Human Exposure Under Control | Yes |
| Groundwater Migration Under Control | No |
Air Force Plant #4 (General Dynamics), Fort Wayne, TX
Since 1942, this 760-acre facility manufactured military aircrafts, which contaminated the soil and surface and groundwater with hazardous chemicals, including TCE, chromium, copper, lead, and zinc.
The facility is currently owned by the U.S. Air Force, and the area surrounding the site is mostly residential, including multiple schools within a 3-mile radius. The remedy included installing a barrier across part of the groundwater plume contaminated with TCE, pumping and treating groundwater, and soil vapor extraction.
Now for the spooky part. Although construction was completed in 2006, the site’s final cleanup action is estimated to begin by February 2023. This is likely because of a scheduled change to the cleanup plan decision, which is expected to occur between December 2021 and February 2022.
| Address | Grants Lane, Fort Worth, TX 76108 |
| Contaminant | Trichloroethylene (TCE), chromium, copper, lead, nickel, pyrene, benzene, zinc |
| Size | 760 acres |
| Became NPL Site | 08/30/1990 |
| Long-Term Cleanup Started | 08/01/1999 |
| Construction Completed | 09/15/2006 |
| Human Exposure Under Control | Yes |
| Groundwater Migration Under Control | Yes |
Delfasco Forge, Grand Prairie, TX
This Superfund site is new to the National Priorities List, and so there’s a lot of information still unknown about the dangers at the site. However, the EPA does know that ammunition manufacturing and forging operations by the former Delfasco Forge facility contaminated indoor air at nearby residences. Once the EPA became aware of the contamination, they immediately implemented air filtration to residences affected.
The Delfago Forge facility stopped operating in 1998, and now you can see a middle school, a concrete contractor, and a used auto sales dealer in the area. Over 30 homes in the area have had the vapor mitigation system installed.
The Halloween horror at this site is the fact that the contamination got into the indoor air at dozens of nearby residences, and long-term cleanup hasn’t yet begun, so we don’t know how bad the contamination is yet.
| Address | 114 NE 28th Street, Grand Prairie, TX 75050 |
| Contaminant | Tetrachloroethylene, trichloroethylene (TCE), cis-1,2-dichloroethene, trans-1,2-dichloroethene, 1,1-dichloroethene, and vinyl chloride. |
| Size | Not reported |
| Became NPL Site | 09/13/2018 |
| Long-Term Cleanup Started | No |
| Construction Completed | No |
| Human Exposure Under Control | Insufficient Data |
| Groundwater Migration Under Control | No |
RSR Corporation, Dallas, TX
Waste material from the RSR Corporation’s metal smelting operation was sent to nearby landfills, where it contaminated soil, sediment, and water. To make matters worse, wind carried lead dust from the facility into nearby areas, including schools, residences, and parks. Prior to the site’s placement on the National Priorities List, the EPA “cleaned up the yards of over 400 properties between 1991 and 1994.”
Although the site has not been deleted off the National Priorities List, it won’t look like other sites you’ve seen on the tour. The Dallas Housing Authority and Goodwill Industries, a non-profit that helps people to find jobs, took the lead on cleaning up this Superfund site, building the headquarters of the Goodwill Industries of Dallas, a YMCA, Habitat for Humanity, and more housing options where the contaminated lead smelting operation once resided.
While you’re in the area, though, check out the Goodwill Thrift Store and Donation Center next door for costumes and Halloween decorations, or maybe get rid of some of those costumes that are tucked away in the back of your closet with the ghosts.
| Address | Westmoreland Rd and Singleton Blvd, Dallas, TX 75212 |
| Contaminant | Antimony, arsenic, cadmium, lead |
| Size | Not reported |
| Became NPL Site | 09/29/1995 |
| Long-Term Cleanup Started | 06/22/2000 |
| Construction Completed | 09/28/2004 |
| Human Exposure Under Control | Yes |
| Groundwater Migration Under Control | Yes |
Lane Plating Works, Inc. Dallas, TX
The Lane Plating Works, Inc. Superfund site was formerly an electroplating facility that contaminated soil and groundwater with waste from plating operations.
You won’t see much at the site, because the EPA and the Texas Commision on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) removed hazardous liquid and sludge from the site between 2014 and 2016. Long-term remediation is required, however, for soil and groundwater contamination.
What you will find in the virtual tour if not in real life, are some horses grazing at the site. Although the EPA reports that “Contaminant levels in on-site soils exceed the EPA Regional Screening Levels for residential and industrial use,” this rule must not apply to horses.
| Address | 5322 Bonnie View Road Dallas, TX 75241 |
| Contaminant | Cyanide, lead, mercury, chromium and hexavalent chromium |
| Size | Not reported |
| Became NPL Site | 05/17/2018 |
| Long-Term Cleanup Started | No |
| Construction Completed | No |
| Human Exposure Under Control | Yes |
| Groundwater Migration Under Control | Insufficient Data |


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THE REMAINS OF THE DAY A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1993 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: Anthony Hopkins plays Mr. Stevens, a butler whose carries his integrity and dedication to his profession to such a degree that he has lost himself in his job and his only ideals are serving his master. Hopkins and Emma Thompson turn in good performances, but this sad film is just not up to all the buildup. Rating: low +2 (-4 to +4).
Stevens (Anthony Hopkins) is Lord Darlington's loyal butler. And that is all that Stevens allows himself to be. Very old values tell Stevens that every fiber of his being should be devoted to his vocation. So he has strangled off every emotion and inclination but those of loyalty and integrity as a butler. Lord Darlington (played by James Fox) is, after all, a very important man. As a diplomat he entertains other diplomats from all over Europe. As Germany re-arms under Hitler, Darlington has strong sympathies for the German people and he holds international conferences in Darlington Manor to convince other countries that Germany under Hitler does not constitute a threat. Stevens does not so much submerge his feelings about his master's politics as actually deny himself the right to even hold any feeling or opinion but loyalty.
Into this house comes a new housekeeper, Miss Kenton, played by Emma Thompson. At first there is friction between Stevens and Miss Kenton, particularly over Stevens' father, who has come to work in the same house. Eventually they learn to work together and to some degree understand each other. Miss Kenton is even startled one day to discover Stevens actually respects her. She responds by developing affection for Stevens and is frustrated to realize that Stevens does not allow himself the emotion to reciprocate her feelings.
Stevens' loyalty is made all the more tragic by the shallowness of the diplomats and friends of Darlington who feel they are the saviors of Europe while steering it toward inevitable war.
Yet the story is a bit of a tear-jerker and seems to do less with more than this year's similarly themed UN COEUR EN HIVER. The screenplay is by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala based on the novel by Kazuo Ishiguro. And there is something else here that is unexpected from a British-born writer. European films often show Americans as being brash dilettantes. While Christopher Reeve, as an American congressman attending a conference, is an idealist, he also is perhaps the only one of Darlington's guests to understand the issues involved at the conference.
THE REMAINS OF THE DAY is impeccably directed by James Ivory and Hopkins' acting is a joy to behold as he walks around the Manor giving bulldog looks and overseeing his master's house. Hopkins is always able to find something physical to do with a scene that seems to go beyond the script. In one scene Thompson is trying to pry an object from his hands. Hopkins resists, then relents. Most actors would simply let go of the object cradled in their arms. Hopkins flattens his hand giving an unexpected gesture of surrender. Thompson is engaging also, but with much less of a flair for the unexpected.
This is a solid film that may remind some of the TV series UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS. The characters are well portrayed but it is just a bit obvious in theme. I would give it a low +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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A Great Survey Solution Based On Ruby on Rails
I’ve been always looking for a powerful and flexible survey solution for a while, now I find it : Surveyor.
What’s a Survey? Here is a brief look at the similarities and differences between forms, surveys, questionnaires and quizzes.
 Some forms are highly structured (such as a User form, or an Address form). Those highly structured forms can be created beforehand by a developer because they can map directly to models in the database. Other forms are highly unstructured, such as a questionnaire about your favorite types of food which are volatile. So form is simple structured format.
A Survey is a type of Form. Surveys are semi-structured data, in that we want to formulate the questions so they have “mineable” data, but they are not so structured as to be directly mappable to database tables (unless we desired to have one table per survey, do we?). Also If a survey field is not appropriately filled out (such as a misformatting), the user should be prompted to correct his/her answer. According to this needs, surveys should not prevent the user from completing them if they miss an answer, however. A Questionnaire is a type of Survey and meanwhile, a Quiz is also a type of Survey.
How To Set Up Surveys Via Surveyor? There is already a clear manual for helping people to use Surveyor here. You can find most of what you want directly in Surveyor’s official wiki. However, I still want to share my experience on using Surveyor.
Install Surveyor. As a plugin:
gem install haml gem install fastercsv script/plugin install git://github.com/breakpointer/surveyor.git -r 'tag v0.11.0'Or as a gem:
# in environment.rbSurveyor is relied on haml and fastercsv(this is for supporting export csv survey results) Generate assets, run migrations:config.gem "surveyor", :version => '~> 0.11.0', :source => 'http://gemcutter.org'
rake gems:install
script/generate surveyor rake db:migrateTry out the “kitchen sink” survey:
rake surveyor FILE=surveys/kitchensinksurvey.rb FIXTURES=surveys/fixtures
The rake surveyor task overwrites previous surveys by default, but can append instead:
rake surveyor FILE=surveys/kitchensinksurvey.rb FIXTURES=surveys/fixtures APPEND=true
Now start your Rails server, you will see the demo survey “kitchen sink” on localhost:3000/surveys. This demo is pretty useful for you when you generate your own survey pattern. Because in kitchen sink demo, most of “Survey API” are there.
Survey Sample
Well, let’s create our first survey. I paste my first as below, we can take a look at the way Surveyor support.
/surveys/salon_survey.rb
survey "欢迎您访问Idapted技术沙龙活动调查问卷！" do
section "[Rails系统重构最佳实践]@beta-salon 2010/07/24" do # A label is a question that accepts no answers label "希望您填写自己的个人信息，我们会为您提供最快速和专业的Ruby on Rails技术活动资讯！"
# When :pick isn't specified, the default is :none (no checkbox or radio button)
q_1 "请填写您的姓名(中英文名均可)"
a_1 :string
q_3 "请填写您的电话(如果我们有更多后续的技术交流活动，我们会发短信通知您:))"
a_3 :string
q_3 "请填写您的邮箱(如果我们有更多后续的技术交流活动，我们也会发邮件通知您:))"
a_3 :string
# A basic question with checkboxes
# "question" and "answer" may be abbreviated as "q" and "a"
q_2 "我们公司(Idapted)的产品涉及到以下几种技术，请选择您喜欢的主题，我们的研发团队会根据大家的反馈继续开展相关技术交流活动！", :pick => :any
a_1 "Ruby on Rails"
a_2 "Flex/Flash"
a_3 "VoIP/FreeSwitch"
a_4 "Erlang"
a_5 "Titanium/iPhone/iTouch/iPad Development"
# A dependent question, with conditions and rule to logically join them
# the question's reference identifier is "2a", and the answer's reference_identifier is "1"
# question reference identifiers used in conditions need to be unique on a survey for the lookups to work
q_2a "请简单说明为什么您对所选择的技术感兴趣:)"
a_1 "说明：", :text
dependency :rule => "A or B or C or D"
condition_A :q_2, "==", :a_1
condition_B :q_2, "==", :a_2
condition_C :q_2, "==", :a_3
condition_D :q_2, "==", :a_4
condition_E :q_2, "==", :a_5
q_4 "您使用Ruby on Rails开发有多长时间了？", :pick => :one, :display_type => :slider
["刚开始", "半年", "一年", "两年", "两年以上"].each{|level| a level}
# Surveys, sections, questions, groups, and answers also take a custom css class for covenience in custom styling
q_6 "请介绍一下您自己的工作和感兴趣的技术", :custom_class => 'address'
a :text, :custom_class => 'mapper'
# validations can use regexp values
validation :rule => "A"
condition_A "=~", :regexp => /[0-9a-zA-z\. #]/
end end In above sample, I create a “survey”, then I also create a “section” inside a survey. Yeah, you can define many section for a survey to make the whole survey being like a wizard, that’s pretty interesting. In on survey, there are more than 15 types of question, you can define a survey as using plain English, what you should obey is to refer to Kitchen Sink sample, it means you can only define a question type according to the certain rule, don’t worry, the rule is simple.
Once you finished defining the survey, it means you now have a ruby file, say salonsurvey.rb, you should run the following commend in your terminal to migrate all your survey items into your application, remember the append command, it will let you not to delete previous survey which stored in the same application.
rake surveyor FILE=surveys/salon
survey.rb FIXTURES=surveys/fixtures APPEND=true
Wow, you now have your new survey list in the Survey root path after you restart your server. I guess you will like it.
Customize Survey All go well so far, But, there is a big weakness of this survey solution if you only use it as above. Because the Surveyor doesn’t support any easy way to manage the survey results. You should add the administration side in your application by yourself. I will also give you some hints on doing this.
Before your create management part for survey results, I remind you take a look at the survey configure file where you can do some really simple config for specific survey, such as define welcome page and finish page, or the survey title you want to customize. It’s something as below:
Initializers/surveyor.rb
Loaded once. Restart your app (even in development) to apply changes made here
Surveyor::Config.run do |config| config['default.relativeurlroot'] = "surveys" #nil # "surveys" config['default.title'] = "EQ英语(Idapted) 技术沙龙调查问卷" #nil # "You can take these surveys:" config['default.layout'] = "surveyorcustom" # "surveyordefault" config['default.index'] = nil#:welcomepagespath #:welcomepagespath # "/surveys" # or :indexpathmethod config['default.finish'] = :thankyoupagespath # "/surveys" # or :finishpathmethod config['userestfulauthentication'] = false # set to true to use restful authentication config['extend'] = %w(survey surveyorhelper surveyorcontroller) #%w() end
Survey Results Statistics OK, last hints about adding management part of survey, here we should know clearly what’s the survey’s structure. So what’s Survey’s data structure? It’s like this:
So you can display all results as you need. I do it as below:Survey structure
Survey-------Section1---------Question1---------Many Answers(From different user) ---------Q2 ---------Q3 ---------More Question -------Section2 -------More Sections
Response Structure. Each User Has one unique ResponseSet
ResponseSet---------Response1 ---------Response2 ---------More Responses
results_controller.rb
class Admin::ResultsController < Admin::BaseController
layout "results"
def index
@surveys = Survey.all
end
def show
@survey = Survey.find(params[:id])
@responsesets = @survey.responsesets
@questions = SurveySection.findbysurvey_id(params[:id]).questions
end
end
View show.html.erb
ID
Code
<% @questions.each do |question| %>
<% next if question.display_order == 1 %>
<%= "[" +question.display_order.to_s + "]" + question.text %>
<% end %>
<% @response_sets.each do |r_set| %>
<%=h r_set.id %>
<%=h r_set.access_code %>
<% @questions.each do |question| %>
<% next if question.display_order == 1 %>
<%= display_response(r_set,question) %>
<% end %>
<% end %>
results_helper.rb
module Admin::ResultsHelper
def displayresponse(rset,question)
sets = rset.responses.select{|r| r.question.displayorder == question.displayorder}
if sets.size == 0
return "-"
elsif sets.size == 1
return (sets.first.stringvalue || sets.first.textvalue || showanswer(sets.first))
else
txt = ""
sets.each do |set|
txt << show_answer(set) + "
"
end
return txt
end
end
def show_answer(set)
set.answer.text
end
end
God, I really make a long post, hope you can find something useful, feel free to contact me if you have any confusion.


Nigerians React As Arsenal Sack Emery, Appoint Ljungberg Interim Manager
by Olugbenga IgeSeveral reactions have trailed the sack of Unai Emery by Arsenal on Thursday and the immediate appointment of Freddie Ljungberg as the interim head coach.
Concise News had reported that the North London club sacked the Spaniard after the club’s worst run of results since 1992.
The club has, however, asked ex-club player Ljungberg to take responsibility for the first team as interim head coach.
Emery, tasked with leading the club into a new era following Arsene Wenger’s departure in May 2018, leaves the Emirates 18 months on from his appointment in north London.
In a statement on Friday on behalf of the Arsenal board and owners Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, Josh Kroenke said: “We announce today that the decision has been taken to part company with our head coach Unai Emery and his coaching team.
“Our most sincere thanks go to Unai and his colleagues who were unrelenting in their efforts to get the club back to competing at the level we all expect and demand. We wish Unai and his team nothing but future success.
“The decision has been taken due to results and performances not being at the level required.
“We have asked Freddie Ljungberg to take responsibility for the first team as interim head coach. We have full confidence in Freddie to take us forward.
“The search for a new head coach is underway and we will make a further announcement when that process is complete.”
The Spaniard came under increasing pressure following a wretched run of results that has seen the Gunners fail to win in five Premier League games.
However, some Nigerians praised the club for sacking the Spaniard after the club’s worst run of results since 1992.
While others defended Emery, saying that the club wasn’t patient with the manager despite the club’s run of poor form.
See some reactions below captured on social media:


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This interface represents an output destination for data.
This interface allows an application to encapsulate information about an output destination in a single object, which may include a URI, a byte stream (possibly with a specified encoding), a base URI, and/or a character stream.
The exact definitions of a byte stream and a character stream are binding dependent.
The application is expected to provide objects that implement this
interface whenever such objects are needed. The application can either
provide its own objects that implement this interface, or it can use the
generic factory method DOMImplementationLS.createLSOutput()
to create objects that implement this interface.
The LSSerializer
will use the LSOutput
object
to determine where to serialize the output to. The
LSSerializer
will look at the different outputs specified in
the LSOutput
in the following order to know which one to
output to, the first one that is not null and not an empty string will be
used:
LSOutput.characterStream
LSOutput.byteStream
LSOutput.systemId
LSOutput
objects belong to the application. The DOM
implementation will never modify them (though it may make copies and
modify the copies, if necessary).
See also the Document Object Model (DOM) Level 3 Load and Save Specification.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
OutputStream |
getByteStream()
An attribute of a language and binding dependent type that represents a writable stream of bytes. |
Writer |
getCharacterStream()
An attribute of a language and binding dependent type that represents a writable stream to which 16-bit units can be output. |
String |
getEncoding()
The character encoding to use for the output. |
String |
getSystemId()
The system identifier, a URI reference [IETF RFC 2396], for this output destination. |
void |
setByteStream(OutputStream byteStream)
An attribute of a language and binding dependent type that represents a writable stream of bytes. |
void |
setCharacterStream(Writer characterStream)
An attribute of a language and binding dependent type that represents a writable stream to which 16-bit units can be output. |
void |
setEncoding(String encoding)
The character encoding to use for the output. |
void |
setSystemId(String systemId)
The system identifier, a URI reference [IETF RFC 2396], for this output destination. |
| Method Detail |
|---|
Writer getCharacterStream()
void setCharacterStream(Writer characterStream)
OutputStream getByteStream()
void setByteStream(OutputStream byteStream)
String getSystemId()
void setSystemId(String systemId)
String getEncoding()
void setEncoding(String encoding)
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DRC army kills 7 militia after attacks
Congolese troops killed seven members of a militia who attacked its positions in two villages in the country's conflict-ridden east, the army said on on Thursday.
Dozens of rival militia operate in Democratic Republic of Congo's North and South-Kivu provinces, including the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), an Islamist-rooted group blamed for killing hundreds.
The area has been torn for more than two decades by armed conflicts fed by ethnic and land disputes, competition for control of a wealth of mineral resources and regional rivalries.
"A (Mai-Mai) militia group on Tuesday, November 19, attacked the army's positions in Rusankuku and Kananda villages (in South-Kivu's Fizi region)," local military spokesman Captain Dieudonne Kasereka told AFP.
Mai-Mai refers to a community-based militia in the DRC, which defends its territory against other armed groups.
Kasereka said the attackers were pushed out of the villages and "seven militia bodies were identified". He said a soldier was also wounded in the assault.
Gadi Mukiza, mayor of the Minembwe region in South-Kivu, also confirmed the attack, without giving further details.
Since May, the area has seen a resurgence of ethnic violence over land disputes between the Banyamulenge tribe -- made up of Congolese Tutsi herders -- and the Bafuliro, Banyindu and Babembe farmers.
In October, the UN mission in the DRC said several hundred people were forced to flee their homes, which were burned as a result of the violence.


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1.5 Built-in Types and Operators
1.5.1 Operators and Precedence
Table 1-1 lists Python's expression
operators. Operators in the lower cells of this table have higher
precedence (i.e., bind tighter) when used in mixed-operator
expressions without parentheses.
Table 1-1. Expression operators and precedence
lambda args: expr
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Anonymous function maker
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X or Y
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Logical OR: Y is evaluated only if X is false
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X and Y
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Logical AND: Y is evaluated only if X is true
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not X
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Logical negation
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X < Y, X <= Y, X > Y,
X >= Y, X == Y, X <> Y,
X != Y, X is Y, X is not Y,
X in S, X not in S
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Comparison operators, equality operators,
inequality operators, object identity tests, sequence membership
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X | Y
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Bitwise OR
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X ^ Y
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Bitwise exclusive OR
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X & Y
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Bitwise AND
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X << Y, X >> Y
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Shift X left, right by Y bits
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X + Y, X—Y
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Addition/concatenation, subtraction
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X * Y, X % Y,
X / Y, X // Y
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Multiply/repetition, remainder/format, division, floor division
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-X, +X, ~X, X**Y
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Unary negation, identity, bitwise complement, power
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X[i], X[i:j],
X.attr, X(...)
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Indexing, slicing, attribute references, function calls
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(...), [...], {...}, `...`
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Tuple, list, dictionary,
conversion to string
|
1.5.2 Operations by Category
All built-in types support the comparisons and Boolean operations
listed in Table 1-2.
Boolean true means any nonzero number or any
nonempty collection object (list, dictionary, etc.). The special
object None is false.
Comparisons return 1 or 0 and are applied recursively in compound
objects as needed to determine a result.
Boolean and and or operators
stop as soon as a result is known (short-circuit) and return one of
the two operand objects (on left or right).
Table 1-2. Comparisons and Boolean operations
X < Y
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Strictly less than
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X <= Y
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Less than or equal
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X > Y
|
Strictly greater than
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X >= Y
|
Greater than or equal
|
X == Y
|
Equal (same value)
|
X != Y
|
Not equal (same as X<
>Y)
|
X is Y
|
Same object
|
X is not Y
|
Negated object identity
|
X < Y < Z
|
Chained comparisons
|
not X
|
If X is false then 1, else 0
|
X or Y
|
If X is false then Y; else, X
|
X and Y
|
If X is false then X; else, Y
|
Tables Table 1-3 through Table 1-6 define operations common to types in the three
major type categories (sequence, mapping, and number), as well as
operations available for mutable (changeable) types in Python. Most
types also export additional type-specific operations (e.g.,
methods), as described in Section 1.6.
Table 1-3.  Mutable sequence operations (lists)
S[i] = X
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Index assignment: change item at existing offset i
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_ _setitem_ _
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S[i:j] = S
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Slice assignment
|
_ _setslice_ _,
_ _setitem_ _
|
del S[i]
|
Index deletion
|
_ _delitem_ _
|
del S[i:j]
|
Slice deletion
|
_ _delslice_ _,
_ _delitem_ _
|
Table 1-5. Mapping operations (dictionaries)
D[k]
|
Index by key
|
_ _getitem_ _
|
D[k] = X
|
Key assignment: change or create entry for key k
|
_ _setitem_ _
|
del D[k]
|
Delete item by key
|
_ _delitem_ _
|
len(D)
|
Length (number of keys)
|
_ _len_ _
|
Table 1-6.
Negative indexes means count backward from the end.
S[0] fetches the first item.
S[-2] fetches the second from the end
(S[len(S) -
2]).
<IP_ADDRESS> Slicing: S[i:j]
Extracts contiguous sections of a sequence.
Slice boundaries default to 0 and sequence length.
S[1:3] fetches from offsets 1 up to but not
including 3.
S[1:] fetches from offsets 1 through the end
(length-1).
S[:-1] fetches from offsets 0 up to but not
including the last item.
S[:] makes a top-level copy of sequence object
S.
Slice assignment is like deleting and then inserting.
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During an interview before he entered the jungle, the Rak-Su singer denied Gabby’s claims that he was unfaithful.
The couple split back in August after almost a year of dating, amid reports she caught him messaging other women.
Speaking to The Sun, Myles explained: “We were on a break at the time when I messaged this girl, a previous ex. I shouldn’t have done it, even though me and Gabby weren’t speaking at the time and I moved home, but it was general conversation.”
“I was a stupid mistake and I stopped speaking to her when we started getting back together, but by that time she’s messaged Gabby and said we’d been speaking.
“But nothing happened – I didn’t even meet up with her,” he said.
“Gabby’s a girl girl has a different perspective on things but we were on a break to make ourselves work better.”
“We were intending to give it another go. I admitted it the moment she pulled me up on it because I loved Gabby and people make bad decisions,” he added.
It comes after Gabby lashed out at her ex on Instagram earlier this week, after Myles said he struggled to find a meaningful relationship during a conversation with his I’m A Celeb campmates.
 Saying meet ‘meaningful Milo’.. 🤷🏼♀🤣.”
“Apparently he was on about ‘meaningful relationships’. I’m not sure the guy knows what he’s on about tbh.”
 Who knows? Each to their own.”
The blonde beauty also liked some tweets about her ex, including one that said, “Watching Myles in the jungle chat about trying to find meaningful relationships when I know he did the dirty on my girl @gabbydawnallen.”


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