Bellator London 2 Results 2019: MVP vs Melillo - Round 1 knockout finish in main event
by Ani BanerjeeBellator London 2: MVP vs Melillo took place on 23rd November 2019, in the SSE Arena in London. The main event was a spectacular fight between Michael 'Venom' Page and Giovanni Melillo, with Page looking to take out the fighter on his own home turf.
Melillo made his Bellator debut to step into the fight with Page on short notice, to fill in for the fighter who was originally supposed to be facing him.
Elsewhere on the card, Fabian Edwards fought Michael Shipman in a close encounter, where both fighters almost came out on top. Finally, in the only other MMA fight on the main card, Soren Bak faced Terry Brazier.
There were a number of fights on the preliminary card as well, which saw a couple of quick wins, including in the fight between Akonne Wanliss and Tim Barnett, as well as in the fight between Denise Kielholyz and Sabriye Sengul.
Without any further ado, let's take a look at the results from Bellator London 2.
Bellator London 2 Preliminary Card Results:
Women's Flyweight Fight: Denise Kielholtz defeated Sabriye Sengul via Submission (armericana, Round 1, 32 seconds)
Lightweight Fight: Tim Wilde defeated Charlie Leary via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Middleweight Fight: Pietro Penini defeated Charlie Ward via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)
Featherweight Fight: Robert Whiteford defeated Sam Sicilia via KO (punches, Round 3, 4 minutes and 54 seconds)
Welterweight Fight: Lewis Long defeated Walter Gahadza via Submission (rear-naked choke Round 1, 1 minute and 44 seconds)
Lightweight Fight: Chris Bungard defeated Benjamin Brander via Submission (rear-naked choke, Round 1, 1 minute and 26 seconds)
Middleweight Fight: Kent Kauppinen defeated Andy Manzolo via Submission (forearm choke Round 1, 3 minutes and 53 seconds)
Catchweight (161 lbs.) Fight: Alfie Davis defeated Alessandro Botti via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)
Middleweight Fight: Kevin Fryer defeated George Tokkos via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Featherweight Fight: Aiden Lee defeated Damian Frankiewicz via Submission (rear-naked choke, Round 3, 1 minute and 24 seconds)
Catchweight (150 lbs.) Fight: Jeremy Petley defeated Tommy Mearns via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Featherweight Fight: Harry Hardwick defeated Nathan Rose via Decision (majority) (29-28, 29-28, 28-28)
Lightweight Fight: Akonne Wanliss defeated Tim Barnett via Technical Submission (D'Arce choke, Round 1, 56 seconds)
Welterweight Fight: Raphael Uchegbu defeated Shane Campbell via Submission (rear-naked choke, Round 3, 2 minutes and 17 seconds)
Women's Featherweight Fight: Charlotte McIntyre defeated Josie Barber via TKO (punches, Round 2, 2 minutes)
Continue reading to take a look at all the results from the three fights on the main card.
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Football: Italy put nine past Armenia to finish with perfect record
PALERMO, Italy: Italy thumped hapless Armenia 9-1 on Monday (Nov 18) to complete their Euro 2020 qualifying group with a perfect record and extend their record-breaking run to 11 successive international wins as they looked forward to next year's tournament.
Twenty-year-old Nicolo Zaniolo scored a brace, his first international goals, while Ciro Immobile also scored twice as Italy, already qualified, completed Group J with 30 points from their 10 games.
Nicolo Barella, Alessio Romagnoli, Jorginho, debutant Riccardo Orsolini and Federico Chiesa shared the other goals.
Italy also beat the United States in a friendly before the group stage began and their winning run is the longest in their 109-year history.
Armenia finished fifth with 10 points and were eliminated as they cannot qualify through the playoffs.
"I think we have the basis to become a great team for many years," said coach Roberto Mancini. "All of our young players are improving - playing international football adds to the quality they already possess.
"We have got six months to prepare for the European Championship and it is going to be difficult to decide who to leave out of the final 23."
Italy have scored nine goals or more in a game on three occasions - in a friendly against France in 1920 which they won 9-4 and in Olympic Games matches against Egypt in 1932, which they won 11-3, and the United States in 1948 when they won 9-0.
NEW-LOOK SIDE
Mancini made seven changes from Friday's 3-0 win in Bosnia and his new-look side were two goals ahead inside 10 minutes.
Immobile headed in Chiesa's cross after eight minutes and one minute later the Lazio forward turned provider when he ran forward and slipped the ball to Zaniolo who scored with a shot between goalkeeper Arma Airapetyan's legs.
Armenia nearly pulled one back when Aleksandr Karapetyan intercepted Leonardo Bonucci's back pass and saw his lob bounce off the bar before Italy quickly added two more.
Bonucci sent Barella through and he dinked the ball over Airapetyan for the third before Immobile ran on to Zaniolo's through ball and rounded the beleaguered keeper for the fourth after only 33 minutes.
Zaniolo added a fifth in the 64th, Romagnoli scored from a rebound eight minutes later and Jorginho converted a penalty in the 75th minute before substitute Orsolini headed in Chiesa's cross to make it 8-0.
Edgar Babayan netted a consolation goal for Armenia with a long-range shot before Chiesa finally got on the scoresheet with by heading in an Orsolini cross.
In the other games, Finland, who guaranteed second place on Friday to qualify for their first major tournament, lost 2-1 in Greece while Bosnia won 3-0 away to Liechtenstein.
Bosnia could still qualify through the playoffs in March.
Euro 2020 qualifying results:
Republic of Ireland 1 Denmark 1
Gibraltar 1 Switzerland 6
Sweden 3 Faroe Islands 0
Spain 5 Romania 0
Malta 1 Norway 2
Liechtenstein 0 Bosnia and Herzegovina 3
Italy 9 Armenia 1
Greece 2 Finland 1


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Section 52 SELECT
When working with databases and SQL, the most common task is to request data from one or more tables and display it.
The SELECT
statement accomplishes this.
52.1 Retrieving Data with SQL
Let’s write our first SQL statement. The most common SQL operation is a SELECT
statement, which pulls data from a table and then displays the results.
Write the following statement:
%sql SELECT * FROM CUSTOMER;
* sqlite:///oreilly_getting_started_with_sql/rexon_metals.db
Done.
| CUSTOMER_ID | NAME | REGION | STREET_ADDRESS | CITY | STATE | ZIP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | LITE Industrial | Southwest | 729 Ravine Way | Irving | TX | 75014 |
| 2 | Rex Tooling Inc | Southwest | 6129 Collie Blvd | Dallas | TX | 75201 |
| 3 | Re-Barre Construction | Southwest | 9043 Windy Dr | Irving | TX | 75032 |
| 4 | Prairie Construction | Southwest | 264 Long Rd | Moore | OK | 62104 |
| 5 | Marsh Lane Metal Works | Southeast | 9143 Marsh Ln | Avondale | LA | 79782 |
Let’s break down exactly what happened. A SELECT statement allows you to choose which columns to pull from a table. So the first part of the SQL shown here should be read as “Select all columns,” where * is a placeholder to specify all columns.
And you are getting these columns from the CUSTOMER table.
You do not have to pull all columns in a SELECT statement. You can also pick and choose only the columns you are interested in. The following query will only pull the CUSTOMER_ID and NAME columns:
%sql SELECT CUSTOMER_ID, NAME FROM CUSTOMER;
* sqlite:///oreilly_getting_started_with_sql/rexon_metals.db
Done.
| CUSTOMER_ID | NAME |
|---|---|
| 1 | LITE Industrial |
| 2 | Rex Tooling Inc |
| 3 | Re-Barre Construction |
| 4 | Prairie Construction |
| 5 | Marsh Lane Metal Works |
52.2 Expression in SELECT Statements
The SELECT statement can do far more than simply select columns. You can also do calculations on one or more columns and include them in your query result. Let’s work with another table called PRODUCT.
%sql SELECT * FROM PRODUCT;
* sqlite:///oreilly_getting_started_with_sql/rexon_metals.db
Done.
| PRODUCT_ID | DESCRIPTION | PRICE |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Copper | 7.51 |
| 2 | Aluminum | 2.58 |
| 3 | Silver | 15 |
| 4 | Steel | 12.31 |
| 5 | Bronze | 4 |
| 6 | Duralumin | 7.6 |
| 7 | Solder | 14.16 |
| 8 | Stellite | 13.31 |
| 9 | Brass | 4.75 |
Suppose we wanted to generate a calculated column called TAXED_PRICE that is 7% higher than PRICE. We could use a SELECT query to dynamically calculate this for us
%%sql
SELECT
PRODUCT_ID,
DESCRIPTION,
PRICE,* 1.07 AS TAXED_PRICE
PRICE ; FROM PRODUCT
* sqlite:///oreilly_getting_started_with_sql/rexon_metals.db
Done.
| PRODUCT_ID | DESCRIPTION | PRICE | TAXED_PRICE |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Copper | 7.51 | 8.0357 |
| 2 | Aluminum | 2.58 | 2.7606 |
| 3 | Silver | 15 | 16.05 |
| 4 | Steel | 12.31 | 13.171700000000001 |
| 5 | Bronze | 4 | 4.28 |
| 6 | Duralumin | 7.6 | 8.132 |
| 7 | Solder | 14.16 | 15.151200000000001 |
| 8 | Stellite | 13.31 | 14.241700000000002 |
| 9 | Brass | 4.75 | 5.0825000000000005 |
Notice how the TAXED_PRICE column was dynamically calculated in the SELECT query. This column is not stored in the table, but rather calculated and displayed to us every time we run this query.
Let’s take a look at our TAXED_PRICE column and break down how it was created. We first see the PRICE is multiplied by 1.07 to calculate the taxed amount. We generate this TAXED_PRICE value for every record.
Notice too that we gave this calculated value a name using an AS statement (this is known as an alias):
We can use aliases to give names to expressions. We can also use aliases to apply a new name to an existing column within the query. For example, we can alias the PRICE column to UNTAXED_PRICE. This does not actually change the name of the column in the table, but it gives it a new name within the scope of our SELECT statement:
%%sql
SELECT
PRODUCT_ID,
DESCRIPTION,
PRICE AS UNTAXED_PRICE,* 1.07 AS TAXED_PRICE
PRICE FROM PRODUCT
* sqlite:///oreilly_getting_started_with_sql/rexon_metals.db
Done.
| PRODUCT_ID | DESCRIPTION | UNTAXED_PRICE | TAXED_PRICE |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Copper | 7.51 | 8.0357 |
| 2 | Aluminum | 2.58 | 2.7606 |
| 3 | Silver | 15 | 16.05 |
| 4 | Steel | 12.31 | 13.171700000000001 |
| 5 | Bronze | 4 | 4.28 |
| 6 | Duralumin | 7.6 | 8.132 |
| 7 | Solder | 14.16 | 15.151200000000001 |
| 8 | Stellite | 13.31 | 14.241700000000002 |
| 9 | Brass | 4.75 | 5.0825000000000005 |
To round the TAXED_PRICE to two decimal places, we can pass the multiplication expression PRICE * 1.07 as the first argument, and a 2 as the second:
%%sql
SELECT
PRODUCT_ID,
DESCRIPTION,
PRICE AS UNTAXED_PRICE,round(PRICE * 1.07,2) AS TAXED_PRICE
FROM PRODUCT
* sqlite:///oreilly_getting_started_with_sql/rexon_metals.db
Done.
| PRODUCT_ID | DESCRIPTION | UNTAXED_PRICE | TAXED_PRICE |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Copper | 7.51 | 8.04 |
| 2 | Aluminum | 2.58 | 2.76 |
| 3 | Silver | 15 | 16.05 |
| 4 | Steel | 12.31 | 13.17 |
| 5 | Bronze | 4 | 4.28 |
| 6 | Duralumin | 7.6 | 8.13 |
| 7 | Solder | 14.16 | 15.15 |
| 8 | Stellite | 13.31 | 14.24 |
| 9 | Brass | 4.75 | 5.08 |
Here are the mathematical operators you can use in SQL:
| Operator | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| + | Adds two numbers | STOCK + NEW_SHIPMENT |
| - | Subtracts two numbers | STOCK - DEFECTS |
| * | Multiplies two numbers | PRICE * 1.07 |
| / | Divides two numbers | STOCK / PALLET_SIZE |
| % | Divides two, numbers but return the remainder | STOCK % PALLET_SIZE |
52.3 Text Concatenation
The concatenate operator is specified by a double pipe (||), and you put the data values to concatenate on both sides of it.
%%sql
SELECT NAME,|| ', ' || STATE AS LOCATION
CITY ; FROM CUSTOMER
* sqlite:///oreilly_getting_started_with_sql/rexon_metals.db
Done.
| NAME | LOCATION |
|---|---|
| LITE Industrial | Irving, TX |
| Rex Tooling Inc | Dallas, TX |
| Re-Barre Construction | Irving, TX |
| Prairie Construction | Moore, OK |
| Marsh Lane Metal Works | Avondale, LA |
%%sql
SELECT NAME,|| ' ' || CITY || ', ' || STATE || ' ' || ZIP AS SHIP_ADDRESS
STREET_ADDRESS ; FROM CUSTOMER
* sqlite:///oreilly_getting_started_with_sql/rexon_metals.db
Done.
| NAME | SHIP_ADDRESS |
|---|---|
| LITE Industrial | 729 Ravine Way Irving, TX 75014 |
| Rex Tooling Inc | 6129 Collie Blvd Dallas, TX 75201 |
| Re-Barre Construction | 9043 Windy Dr Irving, TX 75032 |
| Prairie Construction | 264 Long Rd Moore, OK 62104 |
| Marsh Lane Metal Works | 9143 Marsh Ln Avondale, LA 79782 |
52.4 Summary
In this section, we covered how to use the SELECT statement, the most common SQL operation. It retrieves and transforms data from a table without affecting the table itself. We also learned how to select columns and write expressions.
Within expressions, we can use operators and functions to do tasks such as rounding, math, and concatenation.
#!pip install ipython-sql
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Cloning into 'oreilly_getting_started_with_sql'...
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%load_ext sql
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Headings How-To Guidance
Use headings and sub-headings for your text (formerly WCAG 2.4.10)
The following tabbed sections contain helpful information, but are not required (informative).
Get Started
Summary
Headings — including titles and subtitles — organize words and images on a web page.
Types of content that may use a heading (Content may be presented individually or in a connected group):
- Documents
- Web pages
- Paragraphs
- Images
- Graphics
Why
- Headings help people understand and navigate what you write.
- Headings make it easier to find updated content.
- Mobile users find it easier to scan material with clear headings.
- Headings allow readers to skim longer passages of text and choose which parts they want to read.
Who it helps
- Visually impaired and blind people use headings to navigate sections.
- People with cognitive disabilities use headings to understand how writers organize their thoughts.
- People who use keyboard navigation use headings to jump to content they want to read.
- All readers benefit from clear organization and navigation, especially when their time and energy are limited.
How
- Organize your text into sections and give each of them a heading.
- Write a heading that clearly and concisely describes the topic in the section below.
- Use subheadings to organize within sections.
- Include your headings and subheadings in your site map or table of contents.
- Use chapters — like a printed book — for longer blocks of text.
Exceptions
- You don't need to insert headings into documents you upload from another author, or in a place where they won't work for artistic reasons. But remember to add them where you can—your readers will appreciate it.
- Don’t just use a heading because it’s catchy; be sure the heading gives structure and context to its related content.
- Form fields, menus and checkboxes are not headings. For more information about how to do these, please see user interface components. [Editor Note: We haven't worked out how to display definitions yet, so for now, they just all link to WCAG.]
Examples
A restaurant menu heading structure
- Layer 1 - Menu
- Layer 2 - Appetizers
- Layer 3 - Soups
- Layer 3 - Salads
- Layer 2 - Entrees
- Layer 3 - Fish
- Layer 3 - Meats
- Layer 3 - Specials
Plan
Planning Responsibilities:
- Ensure that people can quickly find information within your product's text.
- Headings make it easier for people to find information. Too many headings or disorganized headings make it more difficult. Review headings in your usability testing.
- If your organization wants to qualify for a certain conformance level of Silver, then see the Methods section.
Tips for Collaboration
- Editors or people responsible for writing text know to keep it well organized.
- Designers include an appropriate organization and design of headings for your product.
- Developers use semantic heading elements -- not just text that is visibly styled as a heading.
- UX team knows to evaluate the organization of the text
- QA testers know to include testing for appropriate heading structure, including semantic code (if available)
Planning for Each Stage:
How to get started early: Early project meetings need to discuss accessibility and the importance of improving the usability of the site for people with disabilities. Writing, designing, and coding well organized text content will help all users.
How to remediate: The most common problem with headings is visually styled headings that are not semantic, so assistive technology (like screen readers) cannot tell that the text is a heading. The developers need to research the appropriate semantic code. In HTML, that would be an h1, h2, h3 tag. For other technologies, see the Method for that technology.
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Design Responsibilities
- Ensure that the text of your product is structurally organized.
- The visual styling of the different heading levels also helps to organize the content.
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- Ensure that the section headings are coded semantically — not just visual styling, so that assistive technology can correctly interpret them.
- Ensure that the headings are organized in a logical outline.
- Enable users to quickly find what they are looking for.
Examples and Tutorials
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Now we took an oath, that I'm breaking now. We said we'd say it was the snow that killed the other two, but it wasn't. Nature is lethal but it doesn't hold a candle to man.
Your bones don't break, mine do. That's clear. Your cells react to bacteria and viruses differently than mine. You don't get sick, I do. That's also clear. But for some reason, you and I react the exact same way to water. We swallow it too fast, we choke. We get some in our lungs, we drown. However unreal it may seem, we are connected, you and I. We're on the same curve, just on opposite ends.
Well, the way they make shows is, they make one show. That show's called a pilot. Then they show that show to the people who make shows, and on the strength of that one show they decide if they're going to make more shows. Some pilots get picked and become television programs. Some don't, become nothing. She starred in one of the ones that became nothing.
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Psychologists take ethics fairly seriously, probably because they have a long history of not holding ethical considerations very highly (see this timeline - although not all of the issues are from psychology, psychology is overly represented). The APA updated its code of Conduct in 2010 and can be found here. Ethics refers to the rules of conduct necessary when carrying out research.
Ethical Principles
Although ethics are generally thought of in terms of morals, or distinguishing between right and wrong, here we think of ethics as defining the "norms for conduct" or between things we should and should not do. Dr. Resnik wrote a resource for researchers that you can find here and below are the summary of ethical principles to follow
- Honesty
- Objectivity
- Integrity
- Carefulness
- Openness
- Respect for Intellectual Property
- Confidentiality
- Responsible Publication
- Responsible Mentoring
- Respect for colleagues
- Social Responsibility
- Non-Discrimination
- Competence
- Legality
- Animal Care
- Human Subjects Protection
Further Reading
Everyone interested in pursing research should receive training in ethical approaches to research. The NIH offers a great training service for researchers interested in working with human subjects.
I also recommend taking a look at the following literature:
Responsible Conduct Regarding Scientific Communication
References
American Psychological Association. (2010). American Psychological Association ethical principles of psychologists and code of conduct. Retrieved from http://www.apa.org/ethics/code/
Harris, B. (1988). Key words: A history of debriefing in social psychology. In J. Morawski (Ed.), The rise of experimentation in American psychology (pp. 188-212). New York: Oxford University Press.
Resnick, D.B. (2015). What is ethics in research & why is it important. Retrieved from http://www.niehs.nih.gov/research/resources/bioethics/whatis/
Rosenthal, R., & Rosnow, R. L. (1984). Applying Hamlet's question to the ethical conduct of research: A conceptual addendum. American Psychologist, 39(5), 561.
Committee on science, engineering, and public policy, National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, Institute of Medicine. (1995). On being a scientist: Responsible conduct in research. National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, Institute of Medicine. Washington, DC: National Academy Press.
Society for Neuroscience. (2000). Responsible conduct regarding scientific communication. The Journal of Neuroscience, 20(1),i-xiv.


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Actress Nadia Buari Clocks 37-yrs Today, Releases Stunning Photos To Mark Her Birthday
by Ghbase New WriterOne of my favourite Ghanaian actresses, Nadia Buari is 37-years old today.
The light skinned actress, who has put her career on hold to raise her four kids, released some stunning photos on her IG platform to mark this special day in her life.
The delectable actress further penned a cute message addressed to herself to bask in the euphoria the day brings.
She wrote:
Life’s mill with its thrills and grills has its way of taking us through twists and turns.
Yet this journey won’t be fulfilling without the unconditional love that friends and family and of course buttercakes, exude.
Today represents a special milestone in my life’s journey.
Though this past year hasn’t been my most favorite of years, it is also the year that has inspired the most appreciation in me. Appreciation for life from God and love from family.
In thanking God for adding another year to this amazing life journey , I wish to dedicate this special day towards thanking you for endearing and enduring my journey and showering unto me the love that continues to light my path.
I humbly embrace and appreciate the light that your love has lit in my heart, that causes me to shine and smile even in the face of life’s adversities.
It makes me know that life won’t be possible without love from you, the best family in the world…whom it will forever hurt to miss.
THANk YOU.
Happy birthday Nadia Buari


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Really, thats just a complicated way to say I help people do what they care about, because I care about making people happy.
Ultimate Frisbee was introduced to me in middle school gym class as the weird sport that supposedly had no rules. Despite first impressions, I continued playing Ultimate among friends and in the local league. I was a founding member of my high school's Ultimate Frisbee club, and we went on to compete at a state level. I was the captain of the Ultimate Frisbee open-gender team at Grinnell College for a year, where I taught and refined the skills of both new and returning players. These days, I play pick-up whenever I have the chance. My favorite part of Ultimate is being part of a team and enabling our collective success.


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I was at a music festival this summer, and was approached by a cute little hippie girl who asked me if I wanted to buy some mushrooms. I said ĎOh really, may I take a gander?í So she hands me the sack, and I couldnít believe my eyes. I had never seen anything like these before. I had in the past ingested mushrooms at least a good 20 times, so I knew what I was doing, or at least I thought I did.
These mushrooms were BEATUIFUL! They had white powder all over the stems, no shake in the bag, and there were these little sparkly squares, probably about 3 mm by 3mm big embedded all throughout the caps and stems. The caps were completely closed, and they were the softest mushrooms I had ever felt.  I came to discover later these magical mushrooms are usually pretty rare except for at shows. Obviously I didn't know what I was doing.
So I decide to purchase them. I knew they were going to be a once in a lifetime purchase, so I had to, there really was no choice. The girl warned me, however, she said ĎNow I would be careful with those if I were you. My friend is back at my campsite and sheís in another world right now and she only ate half an eighth.í Right then and there was my warning sign, and I didnít take it! Most times, I would only ingest about one gram, get a little buzz on, have a little fun, and be done. However, my friend and I had eaten an eighth each about 2 weeks prior, tripped out, and had a blast, so I thought I could handle it.
I go and sit in my tent and start muchiní down with my girlfriend, and I consumed the entire eighth, which the little hippie girl said it weighed 4 grams, not the usual 3.5.   Our camp was right by the campground stage, so we smoked a bowl, and off we went to partake in the night time activities.
We arrive at the stage and start danciní, when not even twenty minutes later, the tired, I want to sleep, feeling hits me. It hits me so hard that I tell my friend we need to sit down. So we go over by the fence, and at the time I was wearing a beautiful tie-dye dress I had bought earlier that day, and was it ever dancing for me! I had never had mushrooms hit me so quickly, it kind of scared me honestly because I knew I was in for it. Next a cute boy comes running up, with ice blue eyes and beautiful long dread locks and asked me if I wanted to see his art work. It, at the time, was amazing! There were vivid colors everywhere, swirling in and out of one another, and they were also starting to come off the canvas at me.
At this point, I was feeling supremely nauseous, so I had to get up to go try to puke. Well, I come to find out, I canít really walk. So I crawl over and away from people, and I try to throw up, but nothing comes up. By this time itís kind of starting to scare me because I had never experienced anything like this. I could hardly stand, crawl, sit, do anything really. I was restless and scared, which is the worst thing to be while on mushrooms. Eventually my friend and I find our way back to the campsite, but no more than an hour could have passed by this time, and I was tripping ferociously.
My dress was flowing and coming up at me and moving in and out and it was also sinking into the ground. I remember sitting at my campsite, looking at my friend, and I said ĎWe are in for a long, long, hard trip. Iíll see you in the morning.í This was the last completely coherent thought I had for probably a good six hours, but Iím still not quite sure on time frames. I then got up, and tried to scurry off into the woods to puke again because my stomach was KILLING me, but to no avail. Gagged and dry heaved a bunch, however, they were obviously in my system, I was doomed, and I knew it. I eventually stagger back to the campsite and my friend suggested we go and sit in our tent, and at the time it sounded like a pretty good idea. The main stages of the music festival werenít opened yet, so 60,000 people were down by all the tents running around screaming and listening to crazy music.
I remember crawling in the tent feeling like I was floating while entering. My personality was completely different. I didnít even feel like myself, or that I was myself even. Reality at this point vanished. I remember lying down in the tent on my back and looking up at the ceiling of the tent and it was moving up and down along to the beat of the music, the sides of the tent were caving in and out, and everything was spinning. I then closed my eyes and listened. The music playing sounded like Primus, but not quite. I tossed and turned for I donít know how long because my stomach felt like it was being pulled outside of my body and being twisted around itself over, and over, and over.
I remember turning on my side and looking at my friend and she was sinking into the ground with her sleeping bag coming up around her, the tent walls were swallowing her, and all during this I was above everything. I felt as if I was looking at her from the same level, but not, and I felt as if she were a good thirty feet from me being pulled away by the monster tent which was swallowing her, but she was lying right next to me. I turned on my back and the grass came up and swallowed me, all the while the tent was still breathing to the beat of the music.
I remember having horrific nightmares and coming in and out of consciousness and there is a huge portion of the trip I donít even know what happened honestly. At one point my friend asked me if I wanted to go outside the tent, and I screamed ĎF*** NO!í at her. I still to this day canít believe I said that to her. I then had to strip my dress off because I thought my body was going to explode from overheating.
I remember waking up from a nightmare and sitting up, looking around and I felt like a rabid animal. The only way I could judge that time was passing was because when I would wake up from my nightmares, I would look at the moon through the screen of my tent and it was at a different position every time.
The last time I woke up, I was done tripping. I still felt very hazy, things around me were still moving a little, and colors were spectacular, but it was infinitely less intense as compared to earlier. I then got out of my tent, smoked a bowl, met some other crazy boy, and went on another adventure, as if the mushrooms weren't enough.
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Project 1: Hyker
Hyker is a web application developed using both the Google Maps API and OpenWeather API that allows the user to find local hiking trails wherever they are or plan to be. By entering any city into the search and the user will be able to see trails nearby and also be provided with current weather conditions they won't get caught in the upcoming tornado...that would be unfortunate.
Homework: Code Quiz
I was tasked to build a timed code quiz with multiple-choice questions. The applicatuion runs in the web browser and features HTML and CSS powered by JavaScript code. It features a clean and polished user interface and is responsive, ensuring that it adapts to multiple screen sizes.
Homework: Weather Dashboard
I was tasked with retrieving data from another application's API and using it in the context of building a weather dashboard that will run in the web browser and feature HTML and CSS.
Project 2: What's In Your Pocket, Happy Holi-Pays!
What's In Your Pocket, Happy Holi-Pays is a web application developed using both node, express server, and backed by a MySQL database with a Sequelize ORM that allows the user to easily keep track of your budgets, expenses and balance.
Homework: Employee Tracker
In this repository, the following code provides a solution for managing a company's employees using node, inquirer, and MySQL.
Homework: Note Taker
I was tasked to create an application that can be used to write, save, and delete notes. This application will use an express backend and save and retrieve note data from a JSON file.


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Hi! My name is Anthony Nader and I’m a recent graduate of a Bachelor in Commerce from Concordia University's John Molson School of Business. To complement my entrepreneurial ambitions I have decided to complete a Software Engineering degree at the University of Ottawa. With the plan of graduating with the class of 2019, this new adventure will include 5 professional internships in which I will provide private and public organizations my business and software engineering expertise. Along with my résumé, please find below some examples of my projects and accomplishments. I invite you to connect with me over LinkedIn or send me an e-mail to further discuss how I can be a positive asset to your team.


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COMMON section
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This section contains {_parameter} {_cluster clusters} that aren't
directly related to the sound generation:
- The {Common_sequence_cluster} determines what {_program}
is selected next, when you tap the {_sequence_program Sequence Program}
{_footswitch}. Its {_button} shows its current setting.
- The {Common_controllers_cluster} contains the
keyboard algorithm, and various options for the footswitches and optional
{_ribbon}.
- The {Common_link_cluster} contains parameters that apply
when the current program is {_link_program linked} to another stored
program (or to itself). Its button shows the current link mode and
program.
- The {Common_edit_cluster} determines what parameter, or A/B
pair of parameters, is connected to the {_parameter_control} on the Digital
Chroma's control panel.
It also has two octave transposition parameters, one for the Main sound and
one for the Link, each of which has three settings, down one octave, normal,
and up one octave. These are on the main screen since they are often useful
during performance.
This is called the "common" section because a future version of
the Digital Chroma may support more than one sound architecture, in which
case all architectures will have the same set of common parameters.


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This example introduces gatherplots.
First, start with scatterplots.
Scatterplots produces overplotting with Cylinders.
Jittering can help determine a size of each group.
However, when there are multiple subgroups, it is hard to judge the distribution.
Gatherplots make overview of the distribution easier.
It can be used with two nominal variables, too.
Stacking nodes works with continuous variables as color dimension.
Survivor of Titanic
Let's explore advanced features of gatherplots. First begin with all the people on board.
See how many people survived in general.
Is there gender-wise difference?
Add a class variable to analysis.
How we can compare subgroups within groups of different size?
Bayesian Inference - Mammogram
The absolute/relative mode of gatherplot can be used to aid the decision process of the bayesian inference problem.
The probability that a woman has breast cancer is 1%. The probability that the disease is detected by a mammography is 80%. The probability that the test detects the disease although the patient does not have it is 9.6%.
If a woman is tested as positive, what is the probability that she indeed has breast cancer?
Continuous Variables
Gatherplots are also effective dealing with overplotting in continuous variables, too. First create a random dataset with large nodes to create overplotting.
See how gatherplots handle this.
You can change bin size, too.
Relative mode shows distributions of subgroups in minor groups enlarged.
Electronic Health Record (EHR)
This example shows how gatherplot can be used to visualize EHR data
Gatherlens
Gatherlens provides a new way to look into the crowded scatterplots.
CommentIQ Dataset
Load comments data
Load articles data
Under the Hood (Advanced Option)
Data Binning Size:
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Load CSV: {{customCSV}}
If you want to try more option, you can use a dev version here!


PROJECT DETAIL
I jumped in to Kaggle as a way of consolidating the Machine Learning course I had just finished. I don't mind saying I overreached myself, and I mean hugely, but it was an enjoyable failure
The contest was to write an algorithm that could tell whether a picture was of a cat or a dog.
Simple.
Not so much.
Images were hard work. Even the basics. My final product was 86% accurate which is good, only for a sub problem which is less so, and ran slowly which was terminal to the project.
Java
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OpenCV (graphics)
Machine Learning
Unstructured data
The subproblem solved was to identify the interesting features of an image (using Java and OpenCV) and reject all those which were neither cat or dog (using a neural network in R).
Kaggle Contest - The Titanic
Kaggle Contest - Tree Cover


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Desert Blue ***
rated R Samuel Goldwyn Films 90 minutes starring Brendan Sexton III, Kate Hudson, Christina Ricci, John Heard, Lucinda Jenney, Casey Affleck, Sara Gilbert, Isidra Vega, Ethan Suplee, Michael Ironside written and directed by Morgan J. Freeman
I absolutely love small-town movies. Maybe it's something about the scenery; maybe it's something about the hopelessness of the characters; maybe it's because I live in a big city. Whatever it is, I'm not really sure. But something has drawn me to love films such as "SubUrbia", "Dancer, Texas Pop. 81" and now "Desert Blue".
"Desert Blue" is the new film from writer-director Morgan J. Freeman (not to be confused with the actor), whose previous film was the messy but convincing teenage crime drama "Hurricane Streets". Freeman, who was the assistant director on Todd Solondz's "Welcome To The Dollhouse", doesn't make great films, but he knows enough about teens to accurately portray their emotions.
"Desert Blue" is set in Baxter, CA; home of the world's largest ice cream cone. Among the population of 80-something are 5 distinctive teenagers.  The fifth teenager is Blue (Brendan Sexton III), who works all day on a waterpark that his late father tried to build.
Blue's father wanted Baxter to become a tourist attraction, so he built the ice cream cone and he started on a waterpark called "Baxter Beach". Since Baxter is located on an aqueduct, water should have been easy to get. But just then, Empire Cola Company moved in, and their factory had all the rights to the aqueduct.
Some time later, Skye (Kate Hudson), a TV star, passes through town with her dad (John Heard) who is writing a book about small-town americana and roadside attractions. The predictably bitchy Skye is begging her father to take her back to L.A., but just then, a truck carrying secret ingredients for Empire Cola crashes on the side of the road, releasing a toxic gas that may be poisonous. A quarantine is issued, and Skye is forced to stay in town.
At first, Skye won't go anywhere near the group of teens, but when it becomes apparent that there is nothing else to do, she begins to hang out with them. Blue and Skye (mind the pun) especially start to hit it off. Blue has never seen her TV show, but he is fascinated by her, since she is from the real world. As it goes in the movies, Skye turns out to have a heart of gold, and Blue finds himself in love with her.
An interesting aspect of "Desert Blue" is that the citizens don't feel that they're missing much, but when they are quarantined, they realize that they don't want to be trapped in town forever. A "Breakfast Club"-like conversation occurs when the teens ask themselves what they want to make of their lives.
The main conflict of the film is the kids trying to overthrow the authority of FBI Agent Bellows, who is trying to keep them from "infecting" anyone, since they may have come into contact with the toxic formula.
Morgan J. Freeman has crafted a quirky, engaging and affecting film. "Desert Blue" is rough around the edges, but Freeman knows how to write and direct the fine cast of teens. Brendan Sexton III, who starred in "Hurricane Streets", has some nice chemistry with Kate Hudson, Goldie Hawn's daughter who appeared in "200 Cigarettes"(with Christina Ricci and Casey Affleck). Ricci's character is more of a caricature, but she brings her wit and cynicism to the role.
"Desert Blue" is a quintessential small town film. It addresses the issues of small town life, and it looks at a part of America that we often never encounter. Freeman is a talent to keep an eye on.
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Learning to Play Koi-Koi Hanafuda Card Games with Transformers
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Efficient On-Demand UAV Deployment and Configuration for Off-Shore Relay Communications
Sanghai Guan; Jingjing Wang; Chunxiao Jiang; Xiangwang Hou; Zhengru Fang; Yong Ren
Conference Paper  International Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing Conference
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Sanghai Guan; Jingjing Wang; Chunxiao Jiang; Ruiyang Duan; Yong Ren; Tony Q. S. Quek
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On Solving Link-a-Pix Picture Puzzles
Sanghai Guan; Jingjing Wang; Zhengru Fang; Yong Ren
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Network Association in Machine-Learning Aided Cognitive Radar and Communication Co-Design
Jingjing Wang; Sanghai Guan; Chunxiao Jiang; Dimitrios Alanis; Yong Ren; Lajos Hanzo
Article  IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications
Colonel Blotto Games in Network Systems: Models, Strategies, and Applications
Sanghai Guan; Jingjing Wang; Haipeng Yao; Chunxiao Jiang; Zhu Han; Yong Ren
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Big Data Driven Oriented Graph Theory Aided tagSNPs Selection for Genetic Precision Therapy
Tianshuo Cong; Jingjing Wang; Sanghai Guan; Yifei Mu; Tong Bai; Yong Ren
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Colonel Blotto Game Aided Attack-Defense Analysis in Real-World Networks
Sanghai Guan; Jingjing Wang; Chunxiao Jiang; Zhu Han; Yong Ren; Abderrahim Benslimane
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A Sink Node Assisted Lightweight Intrusion Detection Mechanism for WBAN
Xuyang Hou; Jingjing Wang; Chunxiao Jiang; Sanghai Guan; Yong Ren
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Network Association for Cognitive Communication and Radar Co-Systems: A POMDP Formulation
Jingjing Wang; Sanghai Guan; Chunxiao Jiang; Hongming Zhang; Yong Ren; Lajos Hanzo
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Intrusion Detection for Wireless Sensor Networks: A Multi-Criteria Game Approach
Sanghai Guan; Jingjing Wang; Chunxiao Jiang; Jihong Tong; Yong Ren
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Big Data Driven Similarity Based U-Model for Online Social Networks
Jingjing Wang; Chunxiao Jiang; Sanghai Guan; Lei Xu; Yong Ren
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Reliability of Cloud Controlled Multi-UAV Systems for On-Demand Services
JJingjing Wang; Chunxiao Jiang; Zuyao Ni; Sanghai Guan; Shui Yu; Yong Ren
Conference Paper  IEEE Global Communications Conference (GLOBECOM)
Trilateral Game Aided Information Management for Open Complex Giant Systems
Dewei Yang; Ruiyang Duan; Sanghai Guan; Jinwen Sun; Huifeng Xue
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class msiempy.EventManager(_QueryExecuteManager): (source)
List-Like object. Interface to execute a event query.
Query events according to destination IP and hostname filters, sorted by AlertID.
from msiempy import EventManager, FieldFilter print('Simple event query sorted by AlertID') events = EventManager( time_range='CURRENT_YEAR', fields=['SrcIP', 'AlertID'], # SrcIP and AlertID are not queried by default filters=[ FieldFilter('DstIP', ['<IP_ADDRESS>/0',]), FieldFilter('HostID', ['mail'], operator='CONTAINS')], # Replace "mail" by a test hostname order=(('ASCENDING', 'AlertID')), limit=10) # Should be increased to 500 or 1000 once finish testing for better performance events.load_data() print(events) print(events.get_text(fields=['AlertID','LastTime','SrcIP', 'Rule.msg']))
FieldFilter
with dump_all_fields.py script.Set the note of some events and check if the note is well set.
from msiempy import EventManager, Event events = EventManager( time_range='CURRENT_YEAR', limit=2 ) events.load_data() for event in events : event.set_note("Test note") event.refresh(use_query=False) # Event data will be loaded with ipsGetAlertData API method assert "Test note" in genuine_event['note'], "Error, the note hasn't been added"
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| Class Variable | POSSBILE_ROW_ORDER | "ASCENDING" or "DESCENDING" |
| Method | __init__ | Create a new event query. |
| Instance Variable | fields | List of query fields |
| Instance Variable | limit | Maximum number of rows per query. |
| Instance Variable | order | The order is a tuple (direction, field) . Default value is ("DESCENDING", "LastTime"). |
| Method | clear_filters | Replace all filters by a non filtering rule. Acts like there is not filters. |
| Method | load_data | Load the events data into the list. Wraps around msiempy.event.EventManager._qry_load_data . |
| Instance Variable | data | Undocumented |
| Method | get_possible_fields | Return the list of possible fields that you can request in a Events query. The list is loaded from the SIEM. |
| Method | get_possible_filters | Return the list of possible fields that you can use as a filter in a query. The list is loaded from the SIEM. |
| Class Variable | _GROUPTYPE | NO_GROUP : EventManager handles only events see GroupedEventManager for grouped queries |
| Instance Variable | _parent | Undocumented |
| Method | _get_order | Undocumented |
| Method | _set_order | Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | _order_direction | Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | _order_field | Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | _filters | Undocumented |
| Method | _qry_load_data | No summary |
| Method | _root_parent | Internal method that return the first query of the query tree. |
Inherited from _QueryExecuteManager:
| Method | add_filter | Add a filter to the query. |
| Static Method | get_field_nickname | Resolve SIEM events field nickname base on Event.SIEM_FIELDS_MAP_INTERNAL_NAME_TO_NICKNAME mapping. Returns the valid query field nickname if found else the initial value. |
| Class Variable | _TYPE | EVENT : Flow queries are not implemented (yet) |
| Method | _get_filters | Returns SIEM formatted filters for the query structured from msiempy.event.GroupFilter and/or msiempy.event.FieldFilter See msiempy.core.query.FilteredQueryList.filters . |
| Method | _close_query | Close the query |
| Method | _wait_for | Wait and sleep for the query. |
| Method | _get_events | Internal method that will get the query events. Called by _qry_load_data . By default, numRows correspond to limit. |
Inherited from FilteredQueryList (via _QueryExecuteManager):
| Instance Variable | not_completed | Boolean signals the query is not completed |
| Instance Variable | filters | Query filters |
| Instance Variable | start_time | Start time of the query in the right SIEM format. |
| Instance Variable | end_time | End time of the query in the right SIEM format. |
| Instance Variable | time_range | Query time range. Defaults to "CURRENT_DAY". |
| Class Variable | DEFAULT_TIME_RANGE | Default time range : "CURRENT_DAY" |
| Class Variable | POSSIBLE_TIME_RANGE | No summary |
| Instance Variable | _time_range | Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | _start_time | Undocumented |
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GRAND ILLUSION (1937) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1997 Ted Prigge
Director: Jean Renoir Writers: Jean Renoir and Charles Spaak Starring: Jean Gabin, Pierre Fresnay, Marcel Dalio, Julien Carette, Erich von Stroeheim, Georges Peclet, Dita Parlo
Jean Renoir's "Grand Illusion" is pretty much unanimously praised as one of the greatest films ever made, as well as one of the greatest war movies. But why is a film that seems like an arty french old version of "Hogan's Heroes" and "The Great Escape" so amazingly praised? Well, for one it's a lot more structured and complex than a "Hogan's Heroes" episode, and makes a wonderful statement about war. I mean, this film is so deceptively complex that the laserdisc we saw it on had a track for a guy to narrate everything that goes on as the film plays (we turned him off).
In" Grand Illusion," it's just before the first World War, and a couple of french pilots (Jean Gabin and Pierre Fresnay) are shot down over Germany, and subsequently taken into a POW camp. The weird thing about this film is not only is this the only real instance of war we see, but that the german who shot them down (Erich von Stroeheim, who would later star in "Sunset Boulevard" - the movie) actually invites them to a dinner before they are hauled out to the prisoner camp. "The Hanoi Hilton" this is not.
The various prisoners quickly get to know eachother, and form a bit of comraderie. In the camp are a varied group of people: Lieutenant Marechal (Gabin), a French plebian; the French aristocrat de Boeldieu (Fresnay), who kind of isolates himself from the others; a hyperactive actor (Julien Carette); and French jew Rosenthal (Marcel Dalio). They work on some escape tactics, but never go too far, sometimes getting cold feet someway through, and usually getting cut off by the germans.
 The film follows them working on some more escape attempts, as well as building a wonderfully-crafted relationship between the von Stroeheim character and the Fresnay one. They seem to be the two most alike characters in the film, and the only difference seems to be their nationalities.
"Grand Illusion" paints a kind of surrealistic world where the soldiers actually realize that they're all part of the same race, but are trapped by nationalities and "duties." A powerful moment towards the end perfectly illustrates this, causing one of the few very sad moments in the film, which is often mounted in some good old character comedy, though not like a sitcom (this is the last time I mention "Hogan's Heroes"). The very final scene is also poignantly representing what the film is trying to prove.
What's cool about this film is you hardly even know there's a war going on. If you missed the beginning, you probably wouldn't even know they're prisoners of War. This makes sure that they can build up the characters, and create parallelisms between the prisoners and their german captors. The film paints a world where everyone is kind to one another, although they are somtimes held back by their nationality.
Even for those of you who would think a 30s french film about POWs would be boring, "Grand Illusion" is not what you're gonna find. It's an always fascinating flick to watch, filled with a great sense of humor that never makes this overly surreal, a dramatic edge which never feels forced, and emotion that never feels hokey or melodramatic. The ending is brilliantly done, with a scene which might never really take place, but it's a film, and it's trying to make a point.
"Grand Illusion" is one of the greatest films ever made, and a trend setter in the tradition of the sub-sub-subgenre of POW camp films, like "The Great Escape." And it's a lot more complex than I originally thought it was, making me want to see it again just so I can concentrate more on the film's subtexts. A good POW camp film is a horrible thing to waste, and this is the best one of those I've ever seen.
MY RATING (out of 4): ****
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ProficieNt28-Jun-18 11:39 AM
yes
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 11:41 AM
imo, you have to take "what the community is saying" at face value
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Regnar28-Jun-18 11:43 AM
as far as I'm aware from reading in the scaling sections, Komodo scaling is not through the asset chains that are set up on it, it's about scaling the Komodo current chain with asset chains that are fungible with it. it's not saying there are 100 asset chains, each their own project and coins, therefore KMD tx/s is X(#of asset chains). it's saying Komodo can launch multiple of its own chains that are all KMD (not other projects) and all fungible with it, therefore providing n chains of Komodo. I don't think I've read anywhere that these asset chains don't need their own resources to scale either.
ProficieNt28-Jun-18 11:43 AM
so it is relatively formal opinion held by Komodo
@Regnar okay, then why do I get told that asset chains bring their own PoW
`I've always looked at the starting of an asset chain, not as splitting and pulling hash power away from Komodo, but adding hash power to the asset chain that didn't exist in the Komodo ecosystem yet.`
Regnar28-Jun-18 11:45 AM
Isn't that what I said?
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 11:46 AM
I think there seems to be a conflation of things here.
the chains that spin up for scale are not the same as the chains that get spun as asset chains
If KMD needs more headspace, the assets like MNZ and others aren't going to get flooded with transactions; these are separate from that
Meyse28-Jun-18 11:47 AM
@ProficieNt did you read up on MoMoM?
ProficieNt28-Jun-18 11:49 AM
@ComputerGenie what is the correct terminology for Komodo's own chains?(edited)
@Meyse I read a high level overview. Is it basically notarizing the markle tree into KMD main chain and then back into the asset chain. this would then allow cross merklized chain communication
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 11:51 AM
tbh, I just came back last week after a hiatus and I'm not completely up to speed, so I'm not sure what the actual term for what I'd call a "sub chain" or "side chain"is(edited)
ProficieNt28-Jun-18 11:53 AM
kk
the way these chains would be structured is different because they need their own PoW incentive? is there any research into this?
Meyse28-Jun-18 11:55 AM
Okay so as far as my technical skills go its like this: everyone can create an "assetchain", you can secure this assetchain with the notaries through dPoW. If you need lets say 1m tx/s, you create a whole bunch of assetchains and link them together, with the whole MoMoM thing, so they act as "one". These are also secured with dPoW then. EVERY assetchain needs their own PoW/PoS/whatever
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 11:55 AM
if you mean the scaling chains, they have no need for "incentive", the point of existence is "overflow"
Meyse28-Jun-18 11:56 AM
so now you have scaling and security
ProficieNt28-Jun-18 11:56 AM
so they run on PoW consensus with no block rewards? or what's the story
Meyse28-Jun-18 11:57 AM
you run them however you want to run them i suppose
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 11:59 AM
given what I know of the protocol, I assume one could mine the scaling chain on it's own and get a 0.0001 block reward of 96c57ca8db8162fd3b501ee9edc16d69766dcda8308cca2f8854ab1772cef229 coin
ProficieNt28-Jun-18 11:59 AM
so there is no incentive beyond transaction fees to run scaling chains?
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 12:01 PM
I'm not sure there needs to be "incentive" for an "unseen" chain
unless I'm missing something
Meyse28-Jun-18 12:02 PM
all assetchains, which are the same as "scalingchains", are all customizable however the creator wants it
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 12:03 PM
@Meyse they are different creatures
Meyse28-Jun-18 12:03 PM
are they?
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 12:03 PM
born out of the same code, but serving a different function
Meyse28-Jun-18 12:03 PM
i thought its just assetchain+assethain+assetchain etc linked together
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 12:04 PM
ComputerGenie - Today at 6:46 AM
...
If KMD needs more headspace, the assets like MNZ and others aren't going to get flooded with transactions; these are separate from that
Regnar28-Jun-18 12:05 PM
We definitely need different terms for asset chains like OOT, BNTN, etc and scaling chains that are KMD fungible.
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Meyse28-Jun-18 12:05 PM
"If KMD needs more headspace, the assets like MNZ and others aren't going to get flooded with transactions; these are separate from that" i know, this doesnt contradict what i said
oh my, its really time to get the terminology the same on all outlets
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ProficieNt28-Jun-18 12:09 PM
my head haha
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 12:09 PM
lol
ProficieNt28-Jun-18 12:10 PM
im trying to write a summary article of Komodo
so many different parts haha
jorian28-Jun-18 12:10 PM
... summary ... of komodo. is that even possible?
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 12:10 PM
No
Because if you try to summary Komodo, you get to MoMoM and lose 75% of the people
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 12:11 PM
"so many different parts"
That's why I took exception to the "pick one" earlier; I don't think there is a "pick one" that Komodo is in and if it is, then it likely will not stay "just one" for long
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 12:11 PM
Would be an SoSoS
ProficieNt28-Jun-18 12:13 PM
`Secure this Assetchain with Delayed Proof of Work
Your new chain can be secured via dPOW by the Komodo notary nodes giving it Bitcoin level security. The current rate for this is 300 KMD and 800 of the coin to be secured per year. If you are interested in having a new chain notarized, please contact @siu or @PTYX on the Komodo discord.
@PTYX has launched ChainZilla and @siu:matrix.org has launched ChainMakers to provide assetchain creation, electrum server, explorer, dICO services.
Please send any critique or feedback to Alright or gcharang on matrix or discord.`
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 12:13 PM
The amount that has grown and changed, just in the last 2.5 months, is incredible
ProficieNt28-Jun-18 12:13 PM
Is notarization of asset chains handled by the 64 notaries?
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 12:13 PM
yes
if that chain has dPoW
Meyse28-Jun-18 12:14 PM
*if it wants to make use of dPoW, might be better
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 12:16 PM
@SHossain Why haven't you written a glossary yet? :troll:
jorian28-Jun-18 12:16 PM
i think @gcharang is doing documentation now, but we're still in a limbo between atlassian and readthedocs(edited)
Meyse28-Jun-18 12:17 PM
i like readthedocs most
SHossain28-Jun-18 12:18 PM
@ComputerGenie , @gcharang is taking care of the documentation now. I'm sure he can get one written. Please help him if you can
gcharang28-Jun-18 12:20 PM
I have access to both the docs at readthedocs and atlassian. The problem is, scaling solution is still in testing and it uses the exact same technology of asset chain creation(but enhanced with MoMoM stuff). For the assetchain/parallel chain part, they both mean the exact same thing and there were plans to phase out both the terms and make it just blockchain we will need to finalise all these either as a team or as a community which is a problem because of all the decentralization. There is no CEO here to say this is the final truth and make it so.(edited)
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 12:26 PM
"There is no CEO here to say this is the final truth and make it so."
Did @jl777c quit? :troll:
gcharang28-Jun-18 12:30 PM
Well he isn't interested in naming things
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Meyse28-Jun-18 12:33 PM
blockchain is good, cause thats what it is. the only way KMD is attached through it is dPoW anyway
jorian28-Jun-18 12:36 PM
agree, it's a blockchain
gcharang28-Jun-18 01:02 PM
They are the same technology being used for different things after enhancement. is wrong?
That is because historically only Komodo assets lived on these chains.
I understand all of this. I am new here and need the go ahead to edit stuff. I can't go around changing documentation just because I thought something could have been named better
jorian28-Jun-18 01:08 PM
true that
Meyse28-Jun-18 01:09 PM
so you start with an assetchain, if you need to scale, you add scaling chain?
SHossain28-Jun-18 01:10 PM
TXSCL assetchains/parallel chains were only created for scaling. end users are not going to use it.
these are test chains
like we have BEER & PIZZA
gcharang28-Jun-18 01:11 PM
I have read all the scaling -test chat and libscott's explanations of cryto-condition explanations and all. I do understand at a high level what is being done. I am just saying that scaling is still in testing and it uses the same commands as creating asset chains to spawn scaling chains but with one extra parameter (ac_cc) and no one thought to name them
jorian28-Jun-18 01:12 PM
yes, that burn protocol is what makes it different, essentially, it serves a complete different purpose than 'just an assetchain'
Meyse28-Jun-18 01:13 PM
yes ok, but if you spawn a blockchain (asset chain), and later i have the need to scale, what do i do?
SHossain28-Jun-18 01:13 PM
TXSCL chains are Komodo assetchains like any other AC we have. the difference is they are clustered using -ac_cc=3. If any other real projects wants to use -ac_cc=x they can. those will not be classed as scaling chains
just assetchains/parallel chains with advanced features
that is for cross-chain transfer and sharing
blockchain contracts / smart contracts
chains using same clusterid can share data between themselves
gcharang28-Jun-18 01:16 PM
Yes
All the things bigchainDB can do now and more in the future
Meyse28-Jun-18 01:17 PM
blockchains you can cluster (or do whatever the fuck you want with it)
gcharang28-Jun-18 01:18 PM
Yup, but the thing is the tech crowd will understand this statement, but for the normal people we need a memorable-name and flash it before their eyes a lot of times for them to associate it's properties to what it really is.
jorian28-Jun-18 01:19 PM
even more confusion
komodo - bitcoin, but different
Meyse28-Jun-18 01:20 PM
i understand techies want to get as specific as possible, but thats not gonna fly with everyone
yeah keep that in the technical specification:D
"blockchain"
we found consensus, good
SHossain28-Jun-18 01:24 PM
guys, isn't this offtopic for this channel?
gcharang28-Jun-18 01:24 PM
This is what I meant by not having a CEO. Getting a final say on a matter is very hard
xRobeSx28-Jun-18 01:43 PM
just to add in from above my opinion (from my understanding). since the scaling chains are essentially assetchains with -ac_cc=3 or whatever it is, I'm not sure 2 names is really necessary. In the future wouldn't we want to promote anyone who's spawning an assetchain to include -ac_cc=3 no matter what the purpose of their chain is? that way in the future if they ever need to take advantage of the CC features, they don't need to create a new chain just to add this paramater(edited)
and that begs the question as to if there will need to be a snapshot of SUPERNET/DEX/etc assetchains and then spawn new chains with the -ac_cc=3 param
jorian28-Jun-18 01:49 PM
do those chains need scaling?
or simple contracts
or any of the new tech?
i don't think they need that, because DEX and SUPERNET are 'just' assets


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Duration of study and language |
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5111300 |
Mother tongue and literature (Tajik language and literature) |
Duration of study:4 year; Teaching language: Tajik |
Base doctoral studies
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Direction code |
Directions and degrees |
Duration of study and language |
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10.00.01 |
Uzbek language Degree: PhD on Philology subjects |
Duration of study:3 year; Teaching language: Uzbek |
The teaching staff of the department
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O/n |
Full name |
Scientific degree |
Rank |
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1. |
Shofqorov Abdushukur Musayevich |
Candidate of philological sciences |
Head of the department |
|
2. |
Rasulov Ravshanxuja |
PhD |
professor |
|
3. |
Khaqqulov Ibrohim Choriyevich |
PhD |
professor |
|
4. |
Matchonov Safo |
Doctor of pedagogical sciences |
professor |
|
5. |
Mengliyev Baxtiyor Rajabovich |
PhD |
professor |
|
6. |
Bekmirzayev Norqul |
Candidate of philological sciences |
docent |
|
7. |
Xodjamkulov Umid Nematovich |
Candidate of philological sciences |
docent |
|
8. |
Sabitova Tajixan |
Candidate of philological sciences |
docent |
|
9. |
Davlatova Adiba Rahmatovna |
Candidate of philological sciences |
docent |
|
10. |
Xoliqova Nodira Djоxongirovna |
Candidate of philological sciences |
docent |
|
11. |
Botirova Shaxlo Isamiddinovna |
PhD on philology sciences |
docent |
|
12. |
Ramazonov Nodir Normurodovich |
PhD on philology sciences |
docent |
|
13. |
Gulyamova Xolida |
|
senior teacher |
|
14. |
Tuychiyev Abdurashid Mustafayevich |
|
senior teacher |
|
15. |
Shermatova Umida Sapayevna |
|
teacher |
|
16. |
Abdirimova Intizor Kamilovna |
|
teacher |
|
17. |
Suvonov Zavqiddin Normurodovich |
|
teacher |
|
18. |
Nosirova Tillojon Xayitbayevna |
|
senior teacher |
|
19. |
Baykabilov Userbay |
|
senior teacher |


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Deontay Wilder: WBC champ rates atop Joshua in Metro's heavyweight ranking
Deontay Wilder, WBC champion, has beaten Anthony Joshua to first spot in the Metro 2019's heavyweight ranking list that has the Brit reduced to third.
Joshua defeated Ruiz on Saturday night, December 7, through a unanimous points decision at 15,000 capacity Diriyah Arena in Saudi Arabia to reclaim his heavyweight belts.
The fight, which lasted till twelve rounds, saw the 30-year-old boxer revenge his first defeat to the Mexican champion in June in New York.
However, the victory was not enough to help the Nigerian-British born fighter climb the heavyweight ranking ladder as he was seen down the line behind the WBC champion and Tyson Fury, his countryman.
Wilder sealed the top having successfully defended his WBC heavyweight belt for tenth time include an epochal victory over Cuban fighter Luis Ortiz in Las Vega.
And with 41 knock-out wins in 43 professional fights, Wilder has a point to prove as a top star of the division.
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Fury came second on this list and he was close to Wilder on point though a two knock-out win for Wilder in 2019 saw him beat the British boxer to top spot in Metro ranking.
Joshua secured the third spot after beating Ruiz to become two-time heavyweight champion in Saudi Arabia.
His victory was hailed by Metro which described the rematch win as as a welcoming return of king for the Briton.
''AJ is back on track to confirm himself as the undisputed king," the magazine said.
Former British Commonwealth champion, Dillian Whyte, came fourth on the ranking after his victory over Mariusz Wach.
Mexican champion, Andy Ruiz capped the top-five spot after being deposed of his heavyweight championship by Joshua.
1. Deontay Wilder (42-0-1, 41 KO)
2. Tyson Fury (29-0-1, 20 KO)
3. Anthony Joshua (23-1-0, 21 KO)
4. Dillian Whyte (27-1-0, 18 KO)
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5. Andy Ruiz Jr (33-2-0, 22 KO)
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Deontay Wilder launched a subtle attack on Anthony Joshua after the Briton handed Andy Ruiz his second career defeat to reclaim his heavyweight belts.
Joshua won the rematch showdown in Diriyah Arena in Saudi Arabia on Saturday night, December 7, albeit on a unanimous point decision.
The 30-year-old heavyweight champion landed a brutal flesh-cutting punch on Ruiz's upper left eye but was dragged to the 12th round by the resilient Mexican star before avenging his Madison Park defeat in style.
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