| Domain |
Web Host |
Email Host |
DNS Host |
Registrar |
SSL Issuer |
Certificate Type |
| from.us |
Amazon |
Google |
Zerigo |
"MONIKER ONLINE SERVICES, LLCCreated by Registrar: MONIKER ONLINE SERVICES, LLCLast Updated by Registrar: MONIKER ONLINE SERVICES, LLC" |
None |
None |
| lovewithfood.com |
Slicehost |
Google |
Slicehost |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
"lovewithfood.com" |
| highscorehouse.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Rackspace |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| wednesdays.com |
Rackspace |
"fusemail.net" |
Rackspace |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"wednesdays.com" |
| payvment.com |
Amazon |
eNom |
DNS Made Easy |
"TIERRANET INC. D/B/A DOMAINDISCOVER" |
Go Daddy |
"*.payvment.com" |
| netplenish.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"*.netplenish.com" |
| indinero.com |
Dyn Inc, Amazon |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
eNom |
VeriSign |
"indinero.com" |
| zozi.com |
Rackspace |
Google, "sendgrid.net" |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"*.zozi.com" |
| onetruefan.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| farmeron.com |
Rackspace |
"mojsite.com" |
Rackspace |
Tucows |
None |
None |
| fitocracy.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Amazon |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"www.fitocracy.com" |
| cardinalblue.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Self Hosted |
"FASTDOMAIN, INC." |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| weddinglovely.com |
DreamHost |
Google |
DreamHost |
DreamHost |
None |
None |
| talkdeskapp.com |
Amazon |
Google |
"dnsimple.com" |
eNom |
DigiCert |
"*.herokuapp.com" |
| peertransfer.com |
Amazon |
Google |
"dnsimple.com" |
Go Daddy |
VeriSign |
"peertransfer.com" |
| foodspotting.com |
Slicehost |
Google |
1 and 1 |
1 and 1 |
GeoTrust |
"*.foodspotting.com" |
| mygengo.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Amazon |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"*.mygengo.com" |
| launchbit.com |
Linode |
Google |
Linode |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"www.launchbit.com" |
| visual.ly |
Amazon |
Google |
"libyanspider.com" |
"Unknown" |
None |
None |
| viki.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Zerigo |
Network Solutions |
"Starfield Technologies, Inc." |
"*.viki.com" |
| speakertext.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Amazon |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"speakertext.com" |
| oneforty.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
Go Daddy |
"SomeOrganization" |
"oneforty.com-redirect" |
| texting.ly |
Amazon |
Google |
"101DOMAIN.COM" |
"Unknown" |
Go Daddy |
"www.texting.ly" |
| readyforzero.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
GeoTrust |
"www.readyforzero.com" |
| myevoz.com |
SoftLayer |
None |
SoftLayer |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"api.myevoz.com" |
| dailyaisle.com |
Rackspace |
eNom |
Rackspace |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| brightnest.com |
Amazon |
Google |
"dnsimple.com" |
Go Daddy |
"Starfield Technologies, Inc." |
"*.brightnest.com" |
| yongopal.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Rackspace |
Go Daddy |
Self Hosted |
"Jiho Kang" |
| versly.com |
"Cisco Systems, Inc." |
"cisco.com" |
"cisco.com" |
MarkMonitor |
None |
None |
| retailigence.com |
"iWeb Technologies Inc." |
Google |
"clairmontdata.com", "zoneedit.com" |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| backytype.com |
DNS issue |
None |
None |
"Unknown" |
None |
None |
| zencoder.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
"sevenwire.com" |
"WILD WEST DOMAINS, LLC" |
None |
None |
| getchorus.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
GeoTrust |
"*.webfaction.com" |
| banksimple.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
Gandi SAS |
DigiCert |
"banksimple.com" |
| formativelabs.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
None |
"DIRECTI INTERNET SOLUTIONS PVT. LTD. D/B/A PUBLICDOMAINREGISTRY.COM" |
None |
None |
| feefighters.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Zerigo |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"feefighters.com" |
| ninua.com |
Go Daddy, Google |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| culturekitchensf.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| rotadosconcursos.com.br |
None |
None |
None |
"Unknown" |
"GlobalSign nv-sa" |
"www.rotadosconcursos.com.br" |
| oviahr.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| gospotcheck.com |
Google |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| gizmo.com |
Media Temple |
Google, Google (Postini) |
CloudFlare |
Go Daddy |
None |
"ve.n675kwtn.vesrv.com" |
| wepay.com |
"Layered Technologies, Inc." |
Google |
Neustar (UltraDNS) |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
"www.wepay.com" |
| forrst.com |
Media Temple |
Google |
Slicehost |
DreamHost |
GeoTrust |
"forrst.com" |
| getbloodhound.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Amazon |
eNom |
"Starfield Technologies, Inc." |
"getbloodhound.com" |
| exchange.co.jp |
"Asia Pacific Network Information Centre" |
Self Hosted |
"dnsv.jp" |
"Unknown" |
Self Hosted |
"www.aqush.jp" |
| flowtown.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| artsicle.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Amazon |
"HOMESTEAD LIMITED DBA NAMEVAULT.COM" |
"Starfield Technologies, Inc." |
"*.artsicle.com" |
| storytree.me |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
"GoDaddy.com Inc R41-MELast Updated by Registrar:Afilias R54-ME" |
None |
None |
| startupdigest.com |
Media Temple |
Google |
Media Temple |
Go Daddy |
GeoTrust |
"*.gridserver.com" |
| connectedhq.com |
Internap |
Google |
Neustar (UltraDNS) |
MarkMonitor |
"Thawte, Inc." |
"connectedhq.com" |
| ecomom.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Go Daddy |
"WILD WEST DOMAINS, LLC" |
"thawte, Inc." |
"www.ecomom.com" |
| getmopix.com |
Amazon, "WeHostWebSites.com" |
Google |
Zerigo |
Go Daddy |
None |
"redirector.zerigo.net" |
| appgroves.com |
"Bodis, LLC" |
None |
"bodis.com" |
"GUANGZHOU MING YANG INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD" |
None |
None |
| console.fm |
Rackspace, "WeHostWebSites.com" |
Google |
Zerigo |
"Unknown" |
None |
None |
| wakemake.com |
DNS issue |
None |
None |
"Unknown" |
None |
None |
| vayable.com |
Amazon |
Google |
eNom |
eNom |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| singboard.com |
None |
None |
Name.com |
Name.com |
None |
None |
| intercom.io |
Amazon |
Google |
"DNSIMPLE.COM" |
"Unknown" |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| bugherd.com |
"Tiggee LLC" |
Google |
DNS Made Easy |
"AUST DOMAINS INTERNATIONAL PTY LTD DBA AUST DOMAINS, INC." |
None |
None |
| drchrono.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Rackspace |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
"*.drchrono.com" |
| coderbuddy.com |
Google |
Google |
"topdns.com" |
"INTERNET.BS CORP." |
None |
None |
| crocodoc.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"*.crocodoc.com" |
| fileboard.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| caplinked.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| webmynd.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Comodo Group |
"*.trigger.io" |
| udemy.com |
"REDPLAID Managed Hosting, LLC" |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"GeoTrust Inc." |
"www.udemy.com" |
| switchcam.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Media Temple |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"www.switchcam.com" |
| styleseat.com |
"Tiggee LLC" |
Google |
DNS Made Easy |
Register.com |
None |
None |
| 72lux.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"72Lux.com" |
| now.co |
Amazon |
Google |
Amazon |
Self Hosted |
None |
None |
| medialets.com |
"AdJuggler, Inc." |
Google (Postini) |
Amazon |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| getvolta.com |
"Cogswell Enterprises Inc." |
Google |
"wiredtree.com" |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| chinanetcloud.com |
"Asia Pacific Network Information Centre" |
Google |
"nameservers.net" |
Melbourne IT |
None |
None |
| taskrabbit.com |
Rackspace, "WeHostWebSites.com" |
Google |
Zerigo |
Go Daddy |
None |
"redirector.zerigo.net" |
| snapette.com |
Go Daddy |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"snapette.com" |
| sitejabber.com |
Amazon |
Google |
eNom |
eNom |
Comodo Group |
"sitejabber.com" |
| geckoboard.com |
Amazon |
Google |
DNS Made Easy |
Go Daddy |
"SomeOrganization" |
"ip-10-245-190-224" |
| khush.com |
"Liquid Web, Inc." |
Self Hosted |
"techpal.com" |
eNom |
None |
None |
| drivemecrazy.mobi |
1 and 1 |
Google, Self Hosted |
Go Daddy |
"GoDaddy.com, Inc. (146)Created by Registrar:1&1 Internet AG (83)Last Updated by Registrar:Afilias Ltd." |
Go Daddy |
"*.drivemecrazy.mobi" |
| evenues.com |
"Wowrack.com" |
Google |
"wowrack.com" |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"www.evenues.com" |
| gantto.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
WebFaction |
Go Daddy |
GeoTrust |
"*.webfaction.com" |
| dailygobble.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
Self Hosted |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| mogotix.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Nettica |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"*.mogotix.com" |
| zappli.com |
Go Daddy |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| tinfoilsecurity.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Zerigo |
1 and 1 |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| awayfind.com |
"NTT America, Inc." |
Google |
"railsplayground.net" |
"MYDOMAIN, INC." |
"Alpha" |
"*.awayfind.com" |
| zerply.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Amazon |
"ACTIVE 24 AS" |
DigiCert |
"www.zerply.com" |
| oneschool.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Media Temple |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| drumbi.com |
Savvis |
Self Hosted |
"dnamicro.com" |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| chirply.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Amazon |
DreamHost |
Comodo Group |
"chirply.com" |
| manpacks.com |
"Net2EZ" |
Self Hosted |
Self Hosted |
eNom |
GeoTrust |
"www.manpacks.com" |
| spinnakr.com |
"VOLICO" |
Google |
Slicehost |
"PAIR NETWORKS INC.D/B/A PAIRNIC" |
Comodo Group |
"spinnakr.com" |
| linkdex.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Gandi SAS |
Gandi SAS |
"AlphaSSL" |
"www.linkdex.com" |
| crowdrally.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| 955dreams.com |
DreamHost |
Google |
DreamHost |
DreamHost |
None |
None |
| brandboards.com |
Amazon |
Yahoo! |
Yahoo! |
Melbourne IT |
None |
None |
| vidcaster.com |
Amazon |
Google |
"zonomi.com" |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| slideshare.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
DNS Made Easy |
"PAIR NETWORKS INC.D/B/A PAIRNIC" |
Go Daddy |
"www.slideshare.net" |
| otherinbox.com |
"FireHost, Inc.", Dyn Inc |
Google |
Zerigo |
Register.com |
None |
None |
| motionmathgames.com |
"IHNetworks, LLC" |
Self Hosted |
"elinuxservers.com" |
"FASTDOMAIN, INC." |
None |
None |
| erply.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
"nimi24.com", "hostop.com" |
"WILD WEST DOMAINS, LLC" |
DigiCert |
"*.erply.com" |
| theicebreak.com |
Linode |
Google |
Linode |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"theicebreak.com" |
| spoondate.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Zerigo |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"spoondate.com" |
| postling.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
SoftLayer |
Go Daddy |
Equifax |
"www.postling.com" |
| ginzametrics.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Zerigo |
1 and 1 |
None |
None |
| affinitychina.com |
Go Daddy |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| cardmunch.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"cardmunch.com" |
| loku.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Amazon |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| tinyreviewapp.com |
Linode |
Google |
Amazon |
Go Daddy |
"StartCom Ltd." |
"api.tinyreviewapp.com" |
| tello.com |
Amazon |
Google, Self Hosted |
DNS Made Easy |
"WILD WEST DOMAINS, LLC" |
GeoTrust |
"api.tello.com" |
| speakergram.com |
Amazon |
Google |
eNom |
eNom |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| rapportive.com |
Amazon |
Google |
"worldwidedns.net" |
"DIRECTI INTERNET SOLUTIONS PVT. LTD. D/B/A PUBLICDOMAINREGISTRY.COM" |
Equifax |
"rapportive.com" |
| craftcoffee.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Slicehost |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"*.craftcoffee.com" |
| bckyrd.com |
"GoGrid, LLC" |
Google |
Media Temple |
Tucows |
Go Daddy |
"*.CitySquares.com" |
| higear.com |
Media Temple |
Google |
Media Temple |
Moniker |
Go Daddy |
"www.higear.com" |
| plancast.com |
Slicehost |
Google |
Slicehost |
DreamHost |
GeoTrust |
"*.plancast.com" |
| gazehawk.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
eNom |
GeoTrust |
"*.gazehawk.com" |
| highlightcam.com |
Linode |
Mailgun |
Linode |
eNom |
None |
None |
| usehipster.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| recurly.com |
Internap |
Google |
Zerigo |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
"*.recurly.com" |
| paybygroup.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| lookacross.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
"sitelutions.com" |
eNom |
Go Daddy |
"*.lookacross.com" |
| bizeebee.com |
Go Daddy |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| appbistro.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Amazon |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"appbistro.com" |
| life360.com |
Amazon |
Google |
DNS Made Easy |
eNom |
Go Daddy |
"*.life360.com" |
| saygent.com |
Linode |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| kissmetrics.com |
Amazon |
Google |
DNS Made Easy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"*.kissmetrics.com" |
| govoluntr.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Media Temple |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| dailyworth.com |
"Peer 1 Network Inc." |
Google |
"speedyrails.com" |
Go Daddy |
GeoTrust |
"www.dailyworth.com" |
| twilio.com |
Amazon |
Google |
DNS Made Easy |
Go Daddy |
Equifax |
"*.twilio.com" |
| getpunchd.com |
Amazon |
Google (Postini) |
Google |
MarkMonitor |
None |
None |
| crave.com |
Amazon |
Google |
"worldnic.com" |
Network Solutions |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| memetales.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
"bluehost.com" |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| moonfruit.com |
"RIPE Network Coordination Centre" |
"greekattic.com" |
"greekattic.com", "psi.net" |
Gandi SAS |
Gandi SAS |
"secure.moonfruit.com" |
| lightbox.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Amazon |
Network Solutions |
Go Daddy |
"*.lightbox.com" |
| welcu.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Self Hosted |
eNom |
None |
None |
| estately.com |
"digital.forest, Inc." |
Google |
"dnsimple.com" |
eNom |
None |
None |
| curebit.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Linode |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"www.curebit.com" |
| inporia.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Zerigo |
1 and 1 |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| kibin.com |
Linode |
Google |
Linode |
"GO FRANCE DOMAINS, LLC" |
Go Daddy |
"kibin.com" |
| fanbridge.com |
SoftLayer |
Self Hosted |
DNS Made Easy |
Go Daddy |
"Thawte, Inc." |
"www.fanbridge.com" |
| groupspaces.com |
Amazon |
Self Hosted |
Amazon |
Tucows |
Comodo Group |
"secure.groupspaces.com" |
| mindsnacks.com |
Amazon |
Google |
"hostmonster.com" |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| socialstork.com |
"Peer 1 Network Inc." |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| lookk.com |
"RIPE Network Coordination Centre" |
Google |
"easyname.eu" |
"EPAG DOMAINSERVICES GMBH" |
Comodo Group |
"www.lookk.com" |
| hapyrus.com |
Amazon |
Google |
"value-domain.com" |
"KEY-SYSTEMS GMBH" |
None |
None |
| bunndle.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"SomeOrganization" |
"domU-12-31-38-00-84-13" |
| esparklearning.com |
"EBOUNDHOST.com" |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
GeoTrust |
"www.esparklearning.com" |
| alltrails.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Amazon |
"Unknown" |
None |
None |
| colourlovers.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
SoftLayer, "bitpusher.com" |
DomainPeople |
Go Daddy |
"*.colourlovers.com" |
| groundcrew.us |
"The Gotham Bus Company, Inc." |
Google |
"jwoof.com" |
"GODADDY.COM, INC.Created by Registrar: GODADDY.COM, INC.Last Updated by Registrar: GODADDY.COM, INC." |
"Root CA" |
"*.jasonwoof.com" |
| contaazul.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Amazon |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| nettle.com |
Linode |
Google |
Linode |
Gandi SAS |
Go Daddy |
"moviegoer.com" |
| Brainient.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Media Temple |
"FASTDOMAIN, INC." |
None |
None |
| votizen.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Amazon |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| toutapp.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Zerigo |
Dotster |
Go Daddy |
"toutapp.com" |
| baydin.com |
Media Temple |
Google |
Media Temple |
1 and 1 |
"Parallels" |
"plesk" |
| fastcustomer.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
"dnsimple.com" |
Go Daddy |
Comodo Group |
"*.fastcustomer.com" |
| textualads.com |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| chirpme.com |
Go Daddy |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| boostctr.com |
"GoGrid, LLC" |
Self Hosted |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"Starfield Technologies, Inc." |
"www.boostctr.com" |
| internmatch.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Slicehost |
Moniker |
Go Daddy |
"www.internmatch.com" |
| livelovely.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
Dyn Inc |
None |
None |
| skipola.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| proven.com |
"GoGrid, LLC" |
Google |
Name.com |
Name.com |
Go Daddy |
"proven.com" |
| launchrock.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| lexity.com |
Amazon, eNom |
Google |
eNom |
eNom |
GeoTrust |
"*.lexity.com" |
| rewardli.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| apsalar.com |
"XO Communications" |
Google |
Self Hosted |
eNom |
Equifax |
"apsalar.com" |
| keepsy.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Amazon |
"MYDOMAIN, INC." |
"Starfield Technologies, Inc." |
"www.keepsy.com" |
| sendgrid.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
DNS Made Easy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"sendgrid.com" |
| contactually.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| getwillcall.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Amazon |
Tucows |
Comodo Group |
"*.getwillcall.com" |
| wildfireinteractive.com |
None |
None |
None |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| graphicly.com |
Amazon |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
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Amazon |
Google |
"onlydomains.com" |
"Unknown" |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
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Amazon |
Google |
"worldnic.com" |
"Unknown" |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
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Amazon |
Google |
Zerigo |
"Unknown" |
GeoTrust |
"central.ly" |


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Hi {{ name }},
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Queue
What's a queue?
Like the name suggests, a queue is a data structure that's used to model the concept of a real-world queue. Elements enter the queue at one end, the back, and leave at the other end, the front. In contrast to a stack, the first element to enter the queue is the first element to leave, unless someone jumps the queue. This is known as "First In First Out", or "FIFO".
Queues are useful data structures. Among other things, they're used:
- To create simulations of real-world queues - for example, when studying queueing theory in the field of operational research.
- As input/output buffers.
- In the implementation of the popular graph search algorithm breadth-first search.
Enqueue and dequeue
The two key operations of a queue are "enqueueing", pronounced "en-kyoo-ing", and "dequeueing", pronounced "dee-kyoo-ing". These refer to adding an element at the back of the queue and removing an element from the front of the queue, respectively. The enqueue operation is sometimes called the "offer" operation and the dequeue operation is sometimes called the "poll" operation.
Depending on the implementation and as long as we keep track of the front and back of the queue, enqueueing and dequeueing are constant-time operations. As with the stack, searching for or accessing an element at any other location in the queue is a linear-time operation.
It's interesting to note that queues can also be double-ended - that is, elements can be added at both the front
and the back. Such queues are sometimes called circular queues and the
java.util
package implementation
of this is the Deque interface,
usually pronounced "dek".
The code
Like we did for the stack, we'll use the Java LinkedList implementation to implement a queue. The queue supports offer, peek and poll operations.
Key takeaways
In summary, a queue is a useful linear data structure that:
- Has constant-time enqueue and dequeue operations, depending on the implementation.
- Is simple to implement.
- Has many practical applications.
- Adheres to the first in first out principle.


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Updating a Service
By the end of this exercise, you should be able to:
- Update a swarm service's underlying image, controlling update parallelism, speed, and rollback contingencies
Creating Rolling Updates
First, let's change one of our services a bit: open
orchestration-workshop/dockercoins/worker/worker.py
in your favorite text editor, and find the following section:def work_once(): log.debug("Doing one unit of work") time.sleep(0.1)
Change the
0.1
to a0.01
. Save the file, exit the text editor.Rebuild the worker image with a tag of
<Docker ID>/dockercoins-worker:1.1
, and push it to Docker Hub.Start the update, and wait for it to converge:
[centos@node-0 ~]$ docker service update dc_worker \ --image <Docker ID>/dockercoins-worker:1.1
Tasks are updated to our new 1.1 image one at a time.
Parallelizing Updates
We can also set our updates to run in batches by configuring some options associated with each service. Change the update parallelism to 2 and the delay to 5 seconds on the
worker
service by editing its definition in thedocker-compose.yml
:worker: image: training/dockercoins-worker:1.0 networks: - dockercoins deploy: replicas: 10 update_config: parallelism: 2 delay: 5s
Roll back the worker service to 1.0:
[centos@node-0 ~]$ docker stack deploy -c=docker-compose.yml dc
On
node-1
, watch your updates:[centos@node-1 ~]$ watch -n1 "docker service ps dc_worker \ | grep -v Shutdown.*Shutdown"
You should see two tasks get shutdown and restarted with the
1.0
image every five seconds.
Auto-Rollback Failed Updates
In the event of an application or container failure on deployment, we'd like to automatically roll the update back to the previous version.
Update the
worker
service with some parameters to define rollback:[centos@node-0 ~]$ docker service update \ --update-failure-action=rollback \ --update-max-failure-ratio=0.2 \ --update-monitor=20s \ dc_worker
These parameters will trigger a rollback if more than 20% of services tasks fail in the first 20 seconds after an update.
Make a broken version of the
worker
service to trigger a rollback with; try removing all theimport
commands at the top ofworker.py
, for example. Then rebuild the worker image with a tag<Docker ID>/dockercoins-worker:bugged
, push it to Docker Hub, and attempt to update your service:[centos@node-0 ~]$ docker image build -t <Docker ID>/dockercoins-worker:bugged . [centos@node-0 ~]$ docker image push <Docker ID>/dockercoins-worker:bugged [centos@node-0 ~]$ docker service update \ dc_worker --image <Docker ID>/dockercoins-worker:bugged
The connection to
node-1
runningwatch
should show the:bugged
tag getting deployed, failing, and rolling back to:1.0
automatically over the next minute or two.
Shutting Down a Stack
To shut down a running stack:
[centos@node-0 ~]$ docker stack rm <stack name>
Where the stack name can be found in the output of
docker stack ls
.
Conclusion
In this exercise, we explored deploying and redeploying an application as stacks and services. Note that relaunching a running stack updates all the objects it manages in the most non-disruptive way possible; there is usually no need to remove a stack before updating it. In production, rollback contingencies should always be used to cautiously upgrade images, cutting off potential damage before an entire service is taken down.


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Hi I am Prabin Pramanik. I am from Assam.
I am currently studing in Computer Science branch
3rd year in Jaipur National University.
I have completed diploma from Chennai in 2014 from Thai Moogambigai Polytechnic
College in Compter Science branch.
Projects
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GetActiveGadget3D()
语法
Result = GetActiveGadget3D()概要
Returns the #Gadget3D number of the Gadget that currently has the keyboard focus.
参数
无.
返回值
The 3D gadget number that currently has the keyboard focus. If no 3D gadget has the focus, -1 is returned.
参阅
SetActiveGadget3D()
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About
Hello, I am Daniel Halasz, a freelance developer wearing the glasses of
a photographer and an artistic researcher. Originally from Budapest and
after living in various countries, I am currently working remotely from
Brussels, enjoying the challenges of being a one-man-show and
collaborating with international teams.
Development skills
Learning: JavaScript, React, MongoDB, Wordpress, PixiJS, HTML5, CSS3,
GitHub
Know: Adobe Photoshop, Indesign, Lightroom, Premiere Pro, Final
Cut Pro


RNA-sequencing analysis project focused on understanding the relationship between p53 expression
level and cell senescence.
Machine learning project that utilized Inception V3 model for infectious disease diagonsitics.
Bioinformatic tool that help visualize alternative splicing data.
p53 senessence
Understanding cell senescence might unlock the key to understand the aging process.
This project that I am working on focused on understanding the relationship between p53 expression level and cell senescence.
I analyzed ChIP-seq and RNA-seq data to see if there is any correlation between the expression of p53
and the observed premature aging phenotype. Through this project,
I used Python and Bash to preprocess the sequencing data, and used modules from Scikit-Learn to perform
normalization, dimensional reduction, and clustering.
I also utilized Matplotlib for data visualization. R was also used for data visualization and running DeSeq2.
DeSeq2 is a bioinformatic software that is built on R that helps obtaining the differentially expressed gene
among samples, usually from two different groups. The media page has detailed steps about how the
analytic procedure was performed.
If you are interested in more information on the mouse models used in this project,
you can find a quick summary and link to the
inital paper at the
links page.
Skills:
Python (Pandas, Scikit-Learn, Matplotlib), Bash, Linux, R
Infectious Disease Digonosis using deep learning
Current diagnostics of infectious diseases mostly required health professionals to inspect
microscopic slides, which is time consuming and error prone.
It would be helpful if there is a tool that doctors can use to intially screen out potential
slides that will be test postive. This will lead to more efficient and potentially more accurate
procedure for infectious dieseases diagnosis. One such way may be through machine learning models.
This project that I worked on used transfer learning from Inception V3 model to help with
infectious disease diagnosis. Transfer learning rely on the fact that feature extraction and training
are similiar for most models, so it is possible to use some well-trained model for different purposes
than it was originally intended. Inception V3 model is a deep learning model developed by Google,
and it is well-trained for image recogniziton, which is perfect for our purpose.
We retrained the model with an additional classifier layer that
is specific to infectious dieseases microscopic slides. The model currently has a 96% accurracy.
Skills:
Python (Tensorflow, Keras), Linux
Alternative Splicing Visualizer
RNA sequencing data can be very difficult to understand since secondary mapping can interfer with the
precision of the alignment. It is especially confusing when it comes to
analyzing the alternative slicing data due to different start sites. I am currently working on a project that aims to
develop a tool to help biologists visualize alternative splicing in sequencing data. It will have a
user-friendly interface where the use will first give the reference genome they want to use, and provide
the sequencing file they want to visualize. Then the user would be able to enter the chromosome number
and the range of position on the chromosome the use wish to compare with the sequencing data. In this tool,
user would be able to visually see the read stacking at the corresponding positions on the chrosome. The
reference will be obtained from UCSC Genome browser. This tool utilized Object-Oriented design in Python,
which gave me a great learning opportunity to practice software design. This project also fully utilized
GATK best practice to make sure that the reads are mapped properly.


DIRECTED BY: Stephen Frears WRITTEN BY: D.V. DeVincentis, based upon a novel by Nick Hornby CAST: John Cusack, Todd Louiso, Tim Robbins, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Iben Hjejle
MPAA: Rated R for language and some sexuality. Runtime: USA:113
RATING: 9/10
After a rather disappointing "Mary Railly", Stephen Frears is now officially back in business with a comeback worthy of praise. This is one of the best surprises of this season -- a sweet, small budget comedy with a big heart. In fact it's not even a comedy. It's a drama or even more precise -- a clever satire on human relationships and needs. Based on a 1995 critically acclaimed novel by British author Nick Hornby, ``High Fidelity'' is a wry and likable story about a man's quest for fulfillment and happiness.
Rob Gordon was a DJ. It seems that he could make everything spin -- except his own life. Now he owns Championship Vinyl, a little musical store, somewhere in New York. When he suddenly gets dumped by his girlfriend, a gorgeous blond attorney, life suddenly looses every purpose. Decimated, humiliated and on the verge of a mental (and emotional) breakdown, he starts meditating over his life and the way it could have been -- about what's right and what's important. He starts "categorizing" life, dividing it into "top 5 lists". And the most important is the "top 5 list" over the most painful breakups of his life, starting with 5th grade, when he found his young girlfriend with another boy. Though you might think that people change, grow more mature with age, it just doesn't seem that way and all Rob's relationships were different versions of that first. Where did he go wrong? Was it he that screwed up? Or maybe life just stinks? While he is lost in his own self-pity, he must think of the "top 5 list" over his needs for the future, find the right elements and mix his life together.
With clever parallels to the cult of celebrity, music and with incredibly direct narration, it addresses the average audience member, in other words -- people like you and me. Although a lot of this honor should be addressed to the screenwriter ______ and Frears, the director, the acting is equally important as the written word. And here John Cusack should absolutely be mentioned. He is simply superb. It is as much his movie as it is Frears'. The film would not be the same without him. Cusack -- whose character is sadder, wiser and 35 -- brings intelligence and warmth to post- mod irony. Most of his dialogue is delivered directly to the camera -- not an easy task -- but Cusack pulls it off. His interpretation feels so emotionally right, so incredibly realistic and precise that Frears' message simply can't be ignored or overseen. The other members of the cast do an equally remarkable job. Both ______ and Jack Black are fabulous. Even Catherine Zeta Jones appears in a role where she actually acts, not just looks beautiful. However, the most unexpected pleasant surprises is provided by Todd Louiso who delivers a spectacular comic performance as Rob's co-worker and friend Dick. This is such an impressive achievement that it's almost worth a Oscar-nomination. He is simply a joy to behold. Otherwise, everyone are in their place, and at the right time -- all part of Frears' colorful blend.
Pretty much like Edward Norton's "Keeping the Faith" , this film doesn't follow any formula or belong to any genre -- it's dramatic, tragic, sarcastic, comic and even cynical, but never bitter or angry. It's a little bit of everything, pretty much like life itself. Nothing seems unreal or staged. It reflects reality as a mirror. As you watch it, you go through the same emotional problems as the main character. You feel and think and reflect. This effect has become a rarity nowadays.
Although it's primarily about the perils of love, ``High Fidelity'' is secondarily about pop music. Rob owns Championship Vinyl and his employees, timid Dick (Todd Louiso) and overbearing Barry (Jack Black), are fellow music snobs. Music is the language in their lives, the measure by which they define themselves and mark the significant events of their lives. And so does the movie. It is as much a musical film as anything else, as Rob's journey is wonderfully portrayed through carefully inserted musical fragments.
In the end, you have gained something while watching it. It's not the film of the century or even of the year. It's not an special effects extravaganza. It doesn't require big explosions or digital creatures to succeed. It's a small movie about the big things. And even though it does not contain heavy philosophy, you feel as if you have experienced something of significance, and you will experience that nice warm feeling for quite some time.
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Class Task
Defines a task that can run and can potentially be paused, resumed and persisted
Inheritance
System.Object
Task
Inherited Members
System.Object.ToString()
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
Namespace:Bifrost.Tasks
Assembly:Bifrost.dll
Syntax
public abstract class Task
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceCanRunOperationsAsynchronously
Gets wether or not operations can run asynchronously, default is true
Declaration
public virtual bool CanRunOperationsAsynchronously { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Remarks
Override this to change the default behavior of it running everything asynchronously
CurrentOperation
Gets or sets the current operation the task is on
Declaration
public int CurrentOperation { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Id
TaskId of the task
Declaration
public TaskId Id { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TaskId |
IsDone
Gets a boolean telling if the task is done or not
Declaration
public bool IsDone { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Operations
Get the operations for the task
Declaration
public abstract TaskOperation[] Operations { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TaskOperation[] |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceBegin()
Gets called when the task is about to begin
Declaration
public virtual void Begin()
End()
Gets called when the task is ended, meaning when all the operations are done
Declaration
public virtual void End()
Progress()
Progress the state, causes a TaskStateChange event
Declaration
public void Progress()
Events
| Improve this Doc View SourceStateChange
The event that gets called when a state change has occured on the Task
Declaration
public event TaskStateChange StateChange
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TaskStateChange |


All of the source code for the Georgia STEM Incubator web site is available as open source on GitHub.
A style guide that documents the both the CSS and the essential markup for the major components that make up the site is available in the /docs/styleguide/ section of the site.
The /docs/js/ section of the site contains fully annotated source code the site’s JavaScript code. A convenient place to start is with the main application component.


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Beautiful, real-time chat in just a few lines of code:
/* Client-side */
import ChatClient from "react-chat-client";
ChatClient.initialize();
/* Server-side */
const ChatServer = require("react-chat-server");
const chat = new ChatServer(server);
app.use(chat.expressMiddleware());
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Ryynimakkara (Finnish lit. "groat sausage") is a type of sausage in Finnish cuisine containing groats. Ryynimakkara has barley groats, about one fifth of its weight, lowering its meat and fat content. Also, the fat content is considerably lower than other sausages, usually between 10 to 15%. In some traditional recipes ryynimakkaras are prepared with no meat at all.
The closest relatives to the ryynimakkara are the potato sausage (perunamakkara) from the Häme region of Finland, which has potato instead of the barley groats, blood sausages (verimakkara) and the black sausage (mustamakkara) from Tampere. The use of groats in the ryynimakkara is similar to the British black pudding although its appearance is different, being a thick and small sausage.
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Several members, future members, and alumni of Carnegie Mellon Quiz Bowl recently made the trip to Atlanta, Georgia, to play and staff NAQT’s High School National Championship Tournament.
Two CMU teams traveled to Virginia Commonwealth University for the Minnesota Undergraduate Tournament, placing 7th and 9th out of 14.
Greg Cortazzo, Aakash Patel, Steven Silverman, and Rajeev Vishwamitra went to Maryland to play the COTTAGE Bowl 2 trash set, placing fifth out of ten teams at the site and becoming rapidly frustrated at how many questions there were about memes.
The first edition of the Tartan Invitational since 2008 saw Taylor Allderdice take home top honors, winning a one-game final with Pittsburgh Central Catholic. South Side was the top small school. Jordan from Allderdice, Eli from DuBois, and Senia from South Side were the top individuals. Best of luck to all teams at the various national tournaments!
Two CMU teams traveled to the NAQT Great Lakes Sectional Championship Tournament at Youngstown State University. CMU A tied for fifth (and third among undergraduate teams) in division I, while CMU B took fourth in division II, narrowly missing qualifying for ICT.
Two CMU teams traveled to ACF Regionals at the University of Virginia, placing 10th and 15th out of 23 teams. CMU A placed sixth among undergraduate teams.
Two CMU teams traveled to ACF Fall at Penn and placed 10th and 18th out of 24 teams.


Documentation
Initial Config options
| Property | Default | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| boardSize | 400 | Integer |
The width of the board to be displayed on the web page.
The height of the board as well as the size of each piece will be calculated
based off this value.
Note that <newWidth> has to be greater or equal to 200.
Any board smaller than 200px will be unreadable.
|
| containerId | None | String |
The ID of the container for which the board will be placed in.
Defaulted to top level document.body if no ID given.
|
| boardContent | [] | Array[][] | String | The content of the board to be displayed. Possible values for this properties are: |
| showSideBar | false | boolean |
Setting showSideBar: true will draw a panel on the side of the board
showing the number of pieces on the current board upon calling the API.
|
| draggable | false | boolean |
Setting draggable: true will allow each pieces on the board to be dragged
around and dropped in an empty square on the board.
Note that this option will be overridden if clickable: true .
|
| redOnBottom | false | boolean |
redOnBottom determines the orientation of the board. Setting it to
true will cause newly generated start position board to have red side
on the bottom of the board rather than on top.
Note that this option ONLY works when boardContent: 'start' .
|
| clickable | false | boolean |
Setting clickable: true will allow the generated board pieces to be
clickable. Clicking specific pieces on the board will highlight the piece as well as all its
possible moves. The user can either click the same piece again to remove the highlighting,
or to click one of the highlighted squares to move the piece to that location.
|
| voidPieces | false | boolean |
Setting voidPieces: true will enable
clickable feature to show moves
that can remove non-friendly pieces, which also allows user to click on those moves and void the
pieces. If side bar is also shown, then voiding pieces will automatically update piece counts.
|
| reportError | false | boolean or string |
reportError property allows user to define how errors are reported.
The following values are accepted:
|
XiangQi API Functions
| Function | Arguments | Report Error | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| drawBoard() | none | false | Create an empty XiangQi board in given container element. |
| removeBoard() | none | false | Remove the XiangQi board from the given container element. |
| flipBoard() | none | false | Flip the orientation of the board. (Flip red and black sides) |
| resizeBoard() | newWidth: number | true |
Re-size the current XiangQi board to given <newWidth> . If side bar is present, it will be resized to the same ratio. Note that <newWidth> has to be greater or equal to 200.
Any board smaller than 200px will be unreadable.
|
| movePiece() | moveInput: String | Object(Move) | true |
Update the XiangQi board state using given <moveInput> and
draw out the updated board content. The function will report error if
either the <moveInput> is invalid or if the move is invalid.
<moveInput> can be a string in the form of
'[old position]-[new position]' , e.g. 23-25, where 2 represent
row of old position, 3 represent column of old position, and so on.
<moveInput> can also be a move object in the form
of { oldPos: *, newPos: * }
|
| drawStartPositions() | none | false | Set the XiangQi board current state to start positions and draw it out on the XiangQi board. |
| drawBoardContent() | boardContent: String | Array[][] | true |
The function will clear the board and draw out current board content.
If <boardContent> is provided, then the function will update the
current board content with given one and draw it out on the XiangQi board.
<boardContent> can either be
a FEN string representing the state of the board, or a 2D-array of
Piece object. Anything else passed in will
result in error.
|
| clearBoard() | clearVirtual: boolean | false |
Removes clear all pieces from both the physical XiangQi board as well as virtual XiangQi board.
If <clearVirtual> is set to false ,
then the clear will only reflect on the DOM.
|
| drawPiece() |
row: integer col: integer piece: String side: String |
true |
Draw out given <piece> at position
(<row>, <col>) .
If the position is already occupied, then the function will report error.
|
| removePiece() |
row: integer col: integer |
true |
Remove the piece from position (<row>, <col>) .
If the position is empty, then the function will report error.
|
| drawSideBar() | none | false | Add the side panel showing piece counts for current state of the board to the DOM. If a side bar is already present, then the function will update the side bar content. |
| removeSideBar() | none | false | Removes the side bar from the DOM. If there is no side bar, then the function will do nothing. |
| enableVoidPieces() | none | false | Enables void pieces such that clickable will be allowed to void non-friendly pieces. |
| disableVoidPieces() | none | false | Disables void pieces such that clickable will not be allowed to void any pieces. |
| makeDraggable() | none | false |
Makes all pieces on current XiangQi board draggable.
makeDraggable will disable clickable feature upon call.
|
| removeDraggable() | none | false | Removes draggable feature for all pieces on the board. |
| makeClickable() | none | false |
Makes all pieces on current XiangQi board clickable.
makeClickable will disable draggable feature upon call.
|
| removeClickable() | none | false | Removes clickable feature for all pieces on the board. |
Other API Functions
| Function | Arguments | Description |
|---|---|---|
| XiangQi() | initialConfig: Object |
Create an instance of XiangQi object.
The initialConfig helps with initial setup of the XiangQi instance,
which is described in detail here. The API functions for the XiangQi instance
is described in detail here.
|
| parseFenString() | fenString: String |
The function parses the fenString (FEN string)
into a XiangQi instance readable 2D-array of the board state. This function is intended
to help conversion between FEN and 2D-array for user who prefer to use 2D-array having
a FEN string. This function is the opposite of
getFenString
|
| getFenString() | boardContent: Array[][] |
The function getFenString parses
a XiangQi instance readable 2D-array of the board state into a FEN string.
This function is intended to help conversion between FEN and 2D-array for user who prefer to
use FEN string having a 2D-array of the board. It is also intended to help user save board
state (saving FEN string is much easier than 2D-array). This function is the opposite of
parseFenString
|
| validateBoardContent() | boardContent: Array[][] |
The function validateBoardContent validates the
content of boardContent to make sure that it is in
the correct form. This function is intended to help user check their boardContent
input before using it in the API functions.
|
| Piece() |
type: String side: String |
The function Piece generates a JavaScript object
in the form { type: *, side: * } to represent a piece
on the XiangQi board. The function is intended to help user build board content using
2D-array.
|
| Move() | oldPos: Object(Position) newPos: Object(Position) |
The function Move generates a JavaScript object in the form
{ oldPos: { row: *, column: * }, newPos: { row: *, column: * } }
to represent a change
of position of a piece on the XiangQi board. The function is intended to help user who prefer
to use objects instead of move strings to build move objects for API function
movePiece() .
|
| Position() |
row: integer column: integer |
The function Move generates a JavaScript object
in the form { row: *, column: * } to represent a position
on the XiangQi board. The function is intended to help user build board content using
2D-array, as well as many other inputs required by various API functions.
|
FEN String System
In order to easily represent, export, and store board states, the XiangQi API implemented various mechanism to accept the Forsyth-Edwards Notation (FEN) string system.
| Piece Type | Piece Image | Representation |
|---|---|---|
| General |
G (red side) g (black side) |
|
| Advisor |
A (red side) a (black side) |
|
| Elephant |
E (red side) e (black side) |
|
| Horse |
H (red side) h (black side) |
|
| Cannon |
C (red side) c (black side) |
|
| Chariot |
R (red side) r (black side) |
|
| Soldier |
S (red side) s (black side) |
Each FEN strings for a XiangQi boards contains info for all 10 rows of the board,
and '/'
is used to split between each row.
Within each row, the representation listed on the table is used to represent that
the piece is present in the row at that position. Any empty space before and after
the piece is denoted using numeric integer, with the number being the number of squares
that is empty. For example, '2C2'
would represent 2 spaces
before and after the red cannon on that specific row. Using this system, we get a starter
board represented as FEN string as follows:
'RHEAGAEHR/9/1C5C1/S1S1S1S1S/9/9/s1s1s1s1s/1c5c1/9/rheagaehr'


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May 2014 - August 2014
Front-end development intern on Innovation Station. Developed a new, dynamic UI for the internally developed software in order to market the software for third-party clients. Worked on a small, self-guided team with another intern and the two cofounders. Technologies used included: JavaScript, AngularJS, HTML5, CSS3, and Sass.
ClinImmune Labs, University of Colorado
Aurora, Colorado, USA
May 2013 - July 2013
Software development intern and Linux system admin. Worked alongside a mentor to begin front-end development of an HLA epitope analysis program, used to analyze and edit large volumes of patient data via CSV files. Work involved communicating directly with clinical research lab professionals to determine their needs for the program. Also spent time installing NGINX test servers for the software and explored new technologies. Technologies used included: JavaScript, AngularJS, NGINX, Python, MongoDB, Django.
Private English Tutor
Beijing, China
September 2014 - July 2015
Conducted in-home lessons for one-on-one and small groups of Chinese students multiple times a week. Lessons often focused on spoken-English and its relation to American culture and day-to-day life. I also aided in test-prep (ACT, SAT, PET, and TOEFL) as well as in applying to private American high schools.
Georgia Tech Note-taker
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
2013 Spring and Fall terms
Attended course lectures and took comprehensive notes for students designated by The Office of Disability Services. My assigned courses were mathematics, requiring the ability to record and thoroughly understand examples given in class. A 100% attendance rate and semester-long commitment were necessary to record and submit the notes daily.
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2012, 2013
Convention operations volunteer. Worked on a large team of volunteers. Tasks included crowd management, interacting with convention attendees, and event preperation. The event hosts about 18,000 attendees.
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2012, 2013
Assistant director of volunteers. Coordinated and recruited volunteers up-to and during the three-day event, ensuring all work stations were covered and volunteers had break time; interacted with convention attendees and handled crowd management.


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Definition at line 158 of file logic.h.
◆ Pipeline()
◆ ~Pipeline()
◆ compute()
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◆ device_ty
◆ is_core_pipeline
| bool Pipeline::is_core_pipeline |
◆ is_default
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◆ l_ip
◆ load_per_pipeline_stage
| double Pipeline::load_per_pipeline_stage |
◆ local_result
◆ num_piperegs
| double Pipeline::num_piperegs |
◆ process_ind
| bool Pipeline::process_ind |
◆ WNANDn
◆ WNANDp
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- gpgpu-sim_distribution/src/gpuwattch/logic.cc


public class CompactJavaSerializer<T> extends java.lang.Object implements StatefulSerializer<T>
Class descriptors in the resultant bytes are encoded as integers. Mappings
between the integer representation and the ObjectStreamClass
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and the integer representation are stored in a single on-heap
map.
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asTypedSerializer() |
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java.nio.ByteBuffer binary)
Checks if the given instance and serial form
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This method is used to inject a
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Reconstructs an instance from the given serial form.
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Transforms the given instance into its serial form.
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public CompactJavaSerializer(java.lang.ClassLoader loader)
loader
- the classloader to useSerializer
public static <T> java.lang.Class<? extends Serializer<T>> asTypedSerializer()
public void init(StateRepository stateRepository)
StatefulSerializer
StateRepository
to the serializer
by the authoritative tier of a cache during the cache initialization.
The passed in state repository will have the persistent properties of the injecting tier.init
in interface StatefulSerializer<T>
stateRepository
- the state repositorypublic java.nio.ByteBuffer serialize(T object) throws SerializerException
serialize
in interface Serializer<T>
object
- the instance to serializeSerializerException
- if serialization failspublic T read(java.nio.ByteBuffer binary) throws java.lang.ClassNotFoundException, SerializerException
read
in interface Serializer<T>
binary
- the binary representation of the serial formjava.lang.ClassNotFoundException
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represent
the same instance.equals
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LONDON, Nov 8 — The BBC and three smaller British TV channels launched a joint streaming service yesterday aimed at challenging Netflix’s dominance on the UK market.
BritBox will offer paid subscriptions that feature popular shows such as the Downton Abbey historical drama and the Love Island reality television hit from the privately-owned ITV.
The tie-up, whose services are already partially available in the United States and Canada, was expanded yesterday to include publically-owned Channel 4 and the Viacom-owned Channel 5.
BritBox is being billed by the four as “the biggest collection of British box sets available in one place”.
The subscription will initially cost £5.99 (RM31.67) a month.
Netflix prices range from £5.99 for its basic service to £8.99 for its standard plan. Amazon Prime’s streaming service also costs £5.99.
Some analysts say BritBox’s limited investment in original contect may spell trouble in a crowded and highly competitive market.
“Viewers will struggle to differentiate it from Netflix and Amazon, which have long broadcast ITV and BBC programmes,” media analyst Tom Harrington told AFP.
Figures provided by the BBC and ITV for July show more than 12 million UK households subscribing to at least one streaming service — and four million paying for multiple platforms. — AFP-Relaxnews


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Web Notification API
examples
Author @BartoszBobin
What is Web Notification?
How to use it?
with Notification object
new Notification('Notification Title', options);
* Doesn't work on mobile Chrome
with Webworkers
navigator.serviceWorker.register('sw.js', options);
navigator.serviceWorker.ready.then((registration) => {
registration.showNotification('Notification Title');
});
* Doesn't work on Edge
** Works only over localhost or HTTPS
Notification API
new Notification('Notification Title', {
body: 'This notification have additional text and icon',
icon: 'smile.png',
data: {},
requireInteraction: true,
vibrate: [400, 300, 300, 800],
tag: 'group-A',
sound: 'sound.mp3'
});
Do I have permissions?
We can easy check if user allow notification for our website by checking property:
Notification.permission;
Possible values:
- default - there is no decision yet
- granted - user allow notification
- denied - user don't want to see our notification
Ask me about permissions
Before we show any notification to our user we need to ask him about permission:
Notification.requestPermission().then((result) => { });
!important:
Web browser will ask user about permission to show notification. When user will take decision eg.: denied, web browser will not ask him again.
Say Hello!
Let's try simple notification
new Notification('Hi desktop user!');
More complex example!
Let's add body text and icon to our notification...
new Notification('Extended notification', {
body: 'This notification have additional text and icon',
icon: 'smile.png'
});
More about icons
We can use PNG, JPG and GIF as an images.
What about BASE 64?
What about SVG?
How to pass extra data with Notification?
new Notification('Notification with extra object data', {
body: 'This notification have extra data',
data: {
some: 'extra-data',
2: true,
array: ["x", true, 1]
}
});
ok ... but how to deal with this extra data?
const notification = new Notification(...);
console.log(notification.data);
and inside webworkers
self.onnotificationclick = (event) => {
console.log(event.notification.data);
};
How it behave when webbrowser is not on top?
setTimeout(() => {
new Notification('Delayed notification', options);
}, 5000);
Please minimalize your browser or make another program active.
Notification will appear after 5 secs
Require interaction (desktop)
Sometimes we really want to notify user about something important and we don't want to hide our notification without user interaction ...
new Notification('Desktop - require interaction', {
requireInteraction: true
);
Notification click event
const notification = new Notification('Notification events');
notification.onclick = function (event) {
// do something ...
};
and inside webworkers
self.onnotificationclick = (event) => {
console.log(event.notification);
};
Notification with vibration and custom sound
We also can use vibration and custom sound for our notification
new Notification('Notification with vibration and custom sound', {
vibrate: [400, 300, 300, 800],
sound: 'sound.mp3',
silent: false
});
[400, 300, 300, 800] - means: 400ms vibration, 300ms pause, 300ms vibration and 800ms pause
Many notifications - too many ...
Let's imagine that user received 12 messages and every time we want to notify him ...
You will get 12 notifications with 1s delay
Group notifications by tagging
We can easy replace previous notification by giving them tag
new Notification('Tagged Notification', {
tag: 'private-message',
renotify: true
});
You will get 20 notifications with 1s delay.
Custom actions
We can also allow user to do something more than only clicking on whole notification, we can introduce buttons/actions with icon and do appropriate action
registration.showNotification('Notification with actions', {
actions: [
{action: 'action-1', title: '1st action', icon: 'smile-blue.png'},
{action: 'action-2', title: '2nd action', icon: 'smile-red.png'}
]
});
How to detect support?
We should prefer Service Workers over Notification instance - they seems to be more powerful
if ('serviceWorker' in navigator && 'Notification' in window) {
// use serviceWorkers
} else if ('Notification' in window) {
// use new Notification()
} else {
// no support for Notification
}
Browser support
Notification API is available in
| Desktop | Mobile | |
|---|---|---|
| Chrome | ✓ | ✓ |
| Firefox | ✓ | ✓ |
| Edge | ✓ | - |
| Safari | ✓ | - |
| IE11 | × | × |


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Listen for Event A
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Fire Event A
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{% for localization in apos.workflow.localizations() %}
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<server> <id>archiva-repository.releases</id> <username></username> <password></password> </server>
<profile> <id>apache-release</id> <properties> <gpg.passphrase>[GPG_PASSWORD]</gpg.passphrase> </properties> </profile>
Set your user credentials for the stage repo in the servers section of your settings.xml for archiva-repository.releases.
Prepare your environment: For Archiva 2.x you have to use two different JDKs for the process. JDK 7 is used for the prepare release (compile) and JDK 8 for uploading (supported SSL versions)
export JAVA_HOME=<PATH_TO_JDK7> export PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH export MAVEN_OPTS="-Xmx6144m -XX:MaxPermSize=512m" # It may work with less heap, but this is a safe value export JAVA_OPT="-Xmx6144m -XX:MaxPermSize=512m"
Execute
mvn release:prepare
Check that it has been properly tagged. The tag name must be.. archiva-[VERSION].
You can rollback with `mvn release:rollback`.
If all works fine, set JDK 8 and execute the release:perform task
export JAVA_HOME=<PATH_TO_JDK8> export PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH
mvn release:perform
The perform task will push to the repository, if it was successful. After successfully running this task, it's not possible to roll back.
Download the uploaded files via wget:
ARCHV="2.2.4" # Enter the new archiva version RELEASE_URL="http://archiva-repository.apache.org/archiva/repository/archiva-releases-stage" wget ${RELEASE_URL}/org/apache/archiva/archiva-jetty/${ARCHV}/archiva-jetty-${ARCHV}-bin.tar.gz wget ${RELEASE_URL}/org/apache/archiva/archiva-jetty/${ARCHV}/archiva-jetty-${ARCHV}-bin.tar.gz.asc wget ${RELEASE_URL}/org/apache/archiva/archiva-jetty/${ARCHV}/archiva-jetty-${ARCHV}-bin.zip wget ${RELEASE_URL}/org/apache/archiva/archiva-jetty/${ARCHV}/archiva-jetty-${ARCHV}-bin.zip.asc # Verify the signatures: gpg -v archiva-jetty-${ARCHV}-bin.zip.asc gpg -v archiva-jetty-${ARCHV}-bin.tar.gz.asc
The documentation is deployed as part of the process to the final location for review in the vote:
git checkout archiva-${ARCHV} # Checkout the release version of archiva cd archiva-doc mvn site:site mvn site:stage # Check the content in target/staging cp -r target/staging/* <web-content-git>/docs/${ARCHV}/ # Copy to the git web content repository
If the vote doesn't pass, the documentation will need to be removed from the server for redeployment.
Commit the sources and binaries from org/apache/archiva/archiva-jetty and org/apache/archiva/archiva to the svn distribution tree. First in dev tree: https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/dev/archiva/
svn co https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/dev/archiva/ archiva-dev-release cd archiva-dev-release sh ./release-script-svn.sh $ARCHV ${RELEASE_URL}/ # For parent pom or redback: POMV=18 # New Parent POM version sh ./release-script-parent-pom.sh $POMV ${RELEASE_URL}/ REDBV=2.6 # New redback version sh ./release-script-redback-svn.sh $REDBV ${RELEASE_URL}/
If the vote pass they will be copied to release tree: https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/release/archiva
Call for a vote in the dev list and wait for 72 hrs. for the vote results. 3 binding votes are necessary for the release to be finalized. If the vote fails or needs to be canceled, the version number should not be re-used if the version was made available for public download. After the vote has passed, move the files from dist dev to dist release:
svn mv https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/dev/archiva/${ARCHV} https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/release/archiva/ # Move also the POM and Redback and Redback Component releases, if there are new ones.
Merge the archiva-releases-stage to archiva-releases on archiva-repository.apache.org
To sync the jars to Maven Central, you need to merge the repository archiva-releases-stage to "Central Rsync Repository"
Mark the appropriate release version in JIRA as complete.
Update the archiva site (https://gitbox.apache.org/repos/asf/archiva-site.git) for the versions and release notes URL:
Mostly these properties of the pom.xml should be edited:
<archivaReleaseVersion>2.2.4</archivaReleaseVersion> <archivaReleaseDate>16th May 2019</archivaReleaseDate> <archivaCurrentDevVersion>3.0.0-SNAPSHOT</archivaCurrentDevVersion>
Run deploySite.sh. The script will prepare the site locally and provide information how to check the content before pushing to the remote repository.
Once mirroring done (can be 24H): remove previous versions from https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/release/archiva/
Publish the reference docs (sh ./deploySite.sh in the archiva-modules directory) from the release tag. You may have to exclude the archiva-webapp module to do this.
Send out an announcement of the release to:
If there are security incidents that should be published after release, please check the Apache information http://www.apache.org/security/committers.html for further actions.


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| 12:00-1:00 PM | - Eat lunch with other interns and Mr. Feibush (PPPL has one of the best cafeterias with fantastic food) |
| 1:00 PM | - Discuss progress made and what is to be done next with Mr. Feibush |
| 4:30-5:00 PM | - Conclude by discussing progress made with Mr. Feibush, and then packing up and heading home |
On a couple Wednesdays, Mr. Feibush took us to the Lewis Library where we acted as TA's for lessons about Python, NumPy, and VisIt
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from multiprocessing import Pool
#define routine BEFORE creating pool
def routine(*args, **kwargs):
pass
#define callback (if wanted) BEFORE creating pool
def done(ret_val):
pass
#create pool
p = Pool()
#Then read in large data AFTER creating pool
data = get_data()
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p.apply_async(routine, args, callback=done)
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SUMMER CATCH A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com
Kids today, they don't just want to see heartthrob and master thespian Freddie Prinze Jr. loving on the ladies. No, they want to see him doing something that takes a little more in the acting department: namely, playing baseball.
Through a series of drippy voiceovers, we are informed that there's no better proving ground for Major League Baseball than the Cape Cod summer baseball leagues, where college also-rans and hopeful dropouts go to play in the hopes of attracting big league attention. Our man Freddie has landed a spot as a pitcher on the prestigious Chatham A's, where he is hoping for his big break.
It's only after he is given ample time to show off his abs and scamper about in a woman's thong (don't ask) that we learn what the real story of Summer Catch will be: That Prinze is a poor townie named Ryan Dunne, struggling to make a name for himself; that neither his father (Fred Ward) nor brother (Jason Gedrick) pulled themselves out of their blue collar jobs and resent anyone who tries; and that the local beauty Tenley -- Tenley! (Jessica Biel) -- is so far out of his league that he probably shouldn't even bother... but of course he makes a play for her.
Summer Catch also makes an abortive stab at another half a dozen subplots -- the jealousy of fellow townie and brazen slut Dee Dee (Brittany Murphy), the alienation felt by Ryan's non-baseball playing best friend (Gabriel Mann), or the fat chick fetish of fellow player Miles (Marc Blucas). Worst of these is a ludicrous bit involving That '70s Show's Wilmer Valderrama and Beverly D'Angelo, both of whom appear in the film simply to provide a nutty Mrs. Robinson-like substory and to remind you of how much better done that was in Bull Durham.
In fact, virtually all of Summer Catch feels like it's been done better somewhere else. For starters, the film has a major question of identity. It's definitely not a sports movie, and it fails pretty miserably at being a romance. The worst part is the amateurish script (co-written by an Arli$$ writing alumnus and a guy that starred in Leprechaun 3), chock-full of phony emotion. By the end, it all becomes a platform for each character to deliver a soliloquy to Ryan that he must take to heart. Dad is on hand to give fatherly yet drunken advice. Coach (Brian Dennehy, just loving the fact that he's got some work on the big screen) is on hand to give the curmudgeonly counterpoint.  Ryan's stoner best friend is on hand to give the go-get-'em-tiger-we're-behind-you talk. And the girlfriend is on hand to give heartwarming-nuzzly-follow-your-dreams counsel. Before long, you start to wonder: Is Freddy Prinze Jr. is capable of having a thought of his own?
Don't answer that.
The only real joy in the film is found in Biel's character, and not just because of the skimpy outfits, which are also usually wet. She's the only one in the movie that is able to do much with her role, taking the rebelling-against-daddy character to at least a passing grade. When she's on screen, the time flies by. When she's not, you realize that for some ungodly reason this movie is almost two hours long. For a PG-13 teen romance (despite near-constant sexual innuendo), one has to ask Warner Brothers: what were you thinking???
For her part, Biel has fallen so far from her 7th Heaven roots that she has almost become Denise Richards. Hollywood is either about to eat her alive... or vice versa. Either way, good luck, Jessica. As for Freddie, if he keeps pumping teen romances out at the rate of two a year, Prinze's next "summer catch" is liable to be a venereal disease.
RATING: **
|------------------------------| \ ***** Perfection \ \ **** Good, memorable film \ \ *** Average, hits and misses \ \ ** Sub-par on many levels \ \ * Unquestionably awful \ |------------------------------|
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Director: Michael Tollin Producer: Brian Robbins, Michael Tollin, Sam Weisman Writer: Kevin Falls, John Gatins Starring: Freddie Prinze Jr., Jessica Biel, Matthew Lillard, Fred Ward, Jason Gedrick, Brittany Murphy, Gabriel Mann, Bruce Davison, Brian Dennehy
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Each value is a list. For fixed fields, it's a list of the string data
(one string for each occurence of the field in the original data). For
other fields, each list element is a tuple of (indicator 1, indicator 2,
subdata), where subdata is a list of tuples of (subfield indicator,
subfield data). Yes, this is kinda lame and I really should have
used structures, but this was some of the first Python code I ever
wrote.


Answred Survey Vs Unanswred Survey
{% load_chart charttype_Answred_vs_Unanswresd chartdata_Answred_vs_Unanswresd chartcontainer_Answred_vs_Unanswresd extra %}Active Users Vs Inactive Users
{% load_chart charttype_active_vs_inactive chartdata_active_vs_inactive chartcontainer_active_vs_inactive extra %}Employee Count Vs Surey
{% load_chart charttype_employeeCount_vs_Surey chartdata_employeeCount_vs_Surey chartcontainer_employeeCount_vs_Surey extra %}This is show how many employees answred to a surey
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The <md-content> directive is a container element useful for scrollable content
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From Hector MacLean, Islay.
1.
THUIRT an luch bheag 's i 'san toll,
"Dé 'm fonn a th' air a' chat ghlas?"
"Fonn math is deagh shaod
Gum faodadh thusa tighinn a mach."
2.
"S mor m' eagal romh na dubhain chrom,
A th' agad ann am bonn do chas
Mharbh thu mo phiuthrag an dé
'S fhuair mi fein air eigin as."
3.
Cha mhis' a bha 'sin ach cat mhic Iain Ruaigh
A b' àbhaist a bhi ruagadh chearc,
Ghoid i 'n caise 'bha 's a' chliabh,
'S dh'ith i 'n t-iasg a bha 's a' phreas."
TRANSLATION.
1.
Said the mousie in the hole,
"What is that purr of the grey cat?"
"A good purr and a pleasant mood,
That thou mightest come out of that."
2.
"Great is my fear for the crooked hooks
That thou hast got in the sole of thy feet;
Thou killedst my sister yesterday,
And I myself got hardly quit."
3.
"That was not me, but John Roy's cat,
That used to be the hen's distress:
She stole the cheese that was in the creel,
And ate the fish that was in the press."
This old rhyme has become proverbial. A part of it was sent as a proverb from Inverary.
J. F. C.
404:1 You speak of Nursery Rhymes. The following is a very trifling one, which I remember myself, and have never been able to forget. HECTOR MACLEAN, Islay.


| area | speakers | time | venue |
| Preston | George Galloway, John Rees, Yvonne Ridley and Saeed Ahmed | Sun 19 June, 2pm | Guild Hall Foyer, Lancaster Road |
| Liverpool | George Galloway and others | Tue 21 June,7.30pm | Mountford Hall, Liverpool Guild of Students, Mount Pleasant, L3 |
| Sheffield | George Galloway, John Rees, Yvonne Ridley, Maulana Shoaib Desai, chair Maxine Bowler | Wed 22 June, 7.30pm (doors 7pm) | Octagon, Western Bank. Tickets £3/£1. Available from Jack’s Records, Division Street, or phone 07969 692 975 |
| Unison Conference Glasgow | George Galloway | Thu 23 June, 7pm | St Stephens Renfield Church, Bath Street |
| Newcastle | George Galloway, John Rees | Thu 30 June, 7pm | Journal Tyne Theatre, West Gate Road |
| area | title & speaker | time | venue |
| Derby | The revolutionary ideas of Karl Marx With Peter Morgan | Thu 23 June, 7.15pm | West Indian Community Centre, Carrington Street (off Trinity Street) |
| Doncaster | How can we make poverty history? | Wed 22 June, 7.30pm | Regent Hotel, South Parade |
| Hull | John Coltrane — jazz, racism and resistance With Martin Smith | Thu 23 June, 7.15pm | Relax Cafe, Newland Avenue (near Newland Primary School) |
| Kent | The revolutionary ideas of Karl Marx | Thu 30 June, 7.30pm | St Peter’s Church, Canterbury High Street (near Cricketers) |
| Luton | How can we make poverty history?
With Chris Harman | Wed 22 June, 7.30pm | Bury Park Community Centre, Dunstable Road |
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Stop the War Coalition
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| Southampton | War, poverty and the G8 with Andrew Murray (StWC), Claire Milne (World Development Movement) Jointly organised by Southampton StWC and Southampton MPH | Mon 20 June, 7.30pm | Sir James Matthew's Building, Above Bar Street |
| Swansea | Fight poverty not war With Andrew Murray, Jane Richmond , Dr Prodromos Panayiotopoulos, chair Phil Broadhurst (Oxfam) | Fri 17 June, 7.30pm | Environment Centre, Pier Street |
| Wandsworth | Fight poverty not war With Christine Blower (NUT deputy general secretary — invited), Nick Dearden (War on Want), StWC speaker, Guy Taylor (Globalise Resistance) | Mon 20 June, 7.30pm, | St Anselm’s Church Hall, 309 Balham High Road (Tooting Bec station) |
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Respect
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| London | Film showing of George Galloway’s appearance before the US senate Committee | Sat 18 June, 11.30am | Ravi Shankar Bhel Poori House, 133-135 Drummond Street, NW1 |
| Stockport | Supporters’ meeting | Thu 23 June, 7.30pm | Arden Arms, 22 Millgate |
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Movement events
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| Birmingham | Free Babar Ahmad With Moazzam Begg (former Guantanamo Bay detainee), Craig Murray (ex-British ambassador to Uzbekistan), Mrs Ahmad (wife of Babar Ahmad). For more information e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Sat 18 June, 3pm | Carrs Lane Church Centre |
| London | NO2ID rally against ID cards With Tony Benn and others Go to www.no2id.net | Wed 29 June | Old Cinema, University of Westminster, 309 Regent Street, W1 |
| Manchester | Women Asylum Seekers Together and Farhat Khan campaign fundraising meal With Julie Hesmondhalgh (Haley in Coronation Street). Tickets including food £15 (adults), £10 (children over 11), £5 (children 5-11), under fives free. Asylum Seekers half price. Phone 07947 996 966 or e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Fri 17 June, 7pm | Saffron Restaurant, Cheetham Hill Road |
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Refugee week
This is a small selection of the wide ranging events taking place across Britain. For full details go to www.refugeeweek.org.uk |
| Barking | Concert for Refugee Week Manuel Villet (South African concert pianist). Jide Chord & the African Melody Makers (drawing on the juju music of southern Nigeria) Tickets £5. For more details phone Rev Jonathan Evens 020 8594 2932 | Wed 22 June, 7.30pm | St Margaret’s Church, North Street, IG11 |
| Bristol | Bristol’s silent refugees Zimbabwean food and music Tickets £5. For more details phone June Burrough 0117 924 4512 | Wed 22 June, 12 noon | Pierian Centre, 27 Portland Square, St Pauls. |
| Cardiff | Celebrating sanctuary With Ethio Traditional Band, Aziz Salam & Karwan of Hawnaz Band, Terza Rima, Manteca and much more | Sun 19 June, 2pm | Roald Dahl Plas (Oval Basin), Cardiff Bay |
| Glasgow | The Asylum A group of young artists debut a live circus based production exploring war and peace and the world in which we live For details phone 0141 248 9799 | Mon 20 June | Buddha’s Backyard, Albion Street, Merchant City |
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Socialist Film Club
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| London | Metropolis (1927) | Fri 16 September, 7pm | Chadwick Lecture Theatre, Main building, University College London, Gower Street (tube: Warren Street/Euston Square) |
Fritz Lang's Metropolis powerfully evokes a class ridden society of the future. The workers' live and labour underground while their rulers cavort in the palaces that tower above them. When the workers' anger finally erupts into action, their oppressors seek a strategy to divert it. £5/£3. Advance tickets from Bookmarks, 1 Bloomsbury Street WC1 (020 7637 1848) Organised by the SWP |
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Summer Festivals
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| London | Rise — make a stand against racism | Sat 16 July, 12noon–8.30pm | Burgess Park, London SE5 |
With acts including Lemar, Mitchell Brothers, Kano, Horace Andy, Eska, Raghav, and many, many more A free music festival celebrating London's diversity and opposing racism (formerly the Respect festival) |
| Tolpuddle | Tolpuddle Festival 2005 | Fri 15 July–Sun 17 July | Tolpuddle, Dorset |
Annual music, drama and politics festival. Friday: Graham Moore and some of the best roots musicians around. Saturday: workshops on Organising Migrant Workers and Unions in the Firing Line. Worker's Playtime Cabaret with The Muddy Funksters. Sunday: procession, guest speakers, music including Hank Wangford and The Lost Cowboys and Billy Bragg For more information contact South West TUC. Phone 0117 947 0521 or e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %}
This example demonstrates how to create an envelope where the workflow is paused before the envelope is sent to a second recipient.
The envelope includes a .txt document.
For resuming a workflow see example 33.
{% if show_doc %}Documentation about this example.
{% endif %}API method used: Envelopes::create.
View source file {{ source_file }} on GitHub.
{% endblock %}


Next: Default Print-Object Methods, Previous: Overview of The Lisp Printer, Up: The Lisp Printer
The Lisp printer makes its determination of how to print an object as follows:
If the value of *print-pretty* is true, printing is controlled by the current pprint dispatch table; see Pretty Print Dispatch Tables.
Otherwise (if the value of *print-pretty* is false), the object’s print-object method is used; see Default Print-Object Methods.


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[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> @gigamesh It is normal... you can add the address you got in lite mode, by clicking import key and entering your seed phrase...
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[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Your address and all it’s transactions will be added to your native wallet and able to stake.
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> thanks @Oink , and is the seed phrase I was given when making Lite wallet the same seed phrase the Native wallet is using?
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> i just wana b sure i have backup up everything i need
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Seed phrase for lite...
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> If you put it the seed for native, nothings happens, because that address is already in (believe me, I did that the first time )
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> i dont understand, so do i have a seed phrase for native?
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> i cant even find the wallet.dat
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> and i havent set a pw either, lol
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> @gigamesh when I get back to my PC I will have a better answer but there is a place in settings.
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Don't set password in native. It's not officially supported if I'm remembering correctly
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> ok
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> What OS?
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> OS X
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> The wallet.dat in windows is located in a different location. Not sure where on mac but I'm pretty sure it's a similar set up. Agama calls to two other important folders where important data is held. In win they're called "agama" and "komodo" folders. Gimme a sec, I'll do a quick search and see if I can get better OS X info
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Linux: ~/.komodo
OS X: ~/Library/Application Support/Komodo
Windows: %AppData%/Komodo
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> found it
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Pretty sure VRSC folder has it's own wallet.dat, might wanna make sure
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Oh ok. Good
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> /komodo/vrsc/wallet.dat
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> thanks, so i can backup the wallet.dat but not set a password
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> and in settings recover my seed somehow, is that right?
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> no security concerns staking without pw?
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Ok in agama settings you should be able to import private keys for each address individually but really in my opinion the wallet.dat is the better way anyway
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Not necessarily. No real concerns except from the usual basic protection. Don't allow external access or anything
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> can i export priv keys too?
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> ok , so i import my Lite key to Native and work on Native and send tx's etc and then if everything crashes will my Lite seed phrase still recover my funds? or will all my funds be stored on other keys existing only in Native mode? I would like to have a seed phrase for native if poss.
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> thanks @Godballz , and @Oink
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> or if i backup and then dlete all Agara folders and start from scratch by setting up Native Mode first, will I then be given a seed for Native?
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> and do Native and Lite use the same wallet.dat? sorry for my confusion
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> No prob, happy to help and glad you made it here. Each address you create on native will have a private key that can be inputted in settings I believe. One sec. I'll be at my pc
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> thanks, if there are any docs ill happily read those too
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> I'll check
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> never says ready or synced or anything like that?
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Ok do you have something in settings that says "wallet.dat keys"
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> yes
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> We should continue this in gui wallet or community support
[dscrdvrsc] <gigamesh> ill go to gui wallet thanks
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Community support? I just don't wanna clutter the main page
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Ok
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Gui it is


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Class methods defined here:
- commandToChangeHostname(cls, oldHostname, newHostname) from __builtin__.classobj
- Build command to change hostname.
Must be root to succeed.
As implemented works in Enterprise Linux versions 6.x.
Clearly, some machines will have more settings that may or may not need changing too.
Example use:
vm = VMwareMachine("~/vmware/examples/example68/example68.vmx")
VMwareHypervisor.local.start(vm.vmxFilePath)
vm.sleepUntilSshIsAvailable(ticker=True)
vm.sshCommand([ElClone.commandToChangeStaticIPAddress("<IP_ADDRESS>", "<IP_ADDRESS>")])
vm.portsFile.changeIPAddress("<IP_ADDRESS>", "<IP_ADDRESS>")
vm.sleepUntilSshIsAvailable(ticker=True)
vm.acceptKnownHostKey()
vm.sshCommand([ElClone.commandToChangeHostname("example67", "example68")])
Return command to change static hostname.
- commandToChangeStaticIPAddress(cls, oldIpAddress, newIpAddress, interface=None) from __builtin__.classobj
- Build command to change static IP address.
Must be root to succeed.
As implemented works in Enterprise Linux versions 6.x.
Example use:
vm = VMwareMachine("~/vmware/examples/example68/example68.vmx")
VMwareHypervisor.local.start(vm.vmxFilePath)
vm.sleepUntilSshIsAvailable(ticker=True)
vm.sshCommand([ElClone.commandToChangeStaticIPAddress("<IP_ADDRESS>", "<IP_ADDRESS>")])
vm.portsFile.changeIPAddress("<IP_ADDRESS>", "<IP_ADDRESS>")
vm.sleepUntilSshIsAvailable(ticker=True)
vm.acceptKnownHostKey()
vm.sshCommand([ElClone.commandToChangeHostname("example67", "example68")])
interface
a string, e.g. "eth0".
Return command to change static IP address.
- commandToRecreateSshHostKeys(cls) from __builtin__.classobj
- Build command to recreate ssh host keys.
Must be root to succeed.
May have to consider timing for subsequent invocation of acceptKnownHostKey().
As implemented works in Enterprise Linux versions 6.x.
Recreates SSHv1 RSA key, SSHv2 RSA and DSA key.
Some machines may have further settings that may need changing too.
Example use:
vm = VMwareMachine("~/vmware/examples/example68/example68.vmx")
VMwareHypervisor.local.start(vm.vmxFilePath)
vm.sleepUntilSshIsAvailable(ticker=True)
vm.sshCommand([ElClone.commandToChangeStaticIPAddress("<IP_ADDRESS>", "<IP_ADDRESS>")])
vm.portsFile.changeIPAddress("<IP_ADDRESS>", "<IP_ADDRESS>")
vm.sleepUntilSshIsAvailable(ticker=True)
vm.acceptKnownHostKey()
vm.sshCommand([ElClone.commandToChangeHostname("example67", "example68")])
vm.sshCommand([ElClone.commandToRecreateSshHostKeys()])
time.sleep(10.0)
vm.acceptKnownHostKey()
Return command to recreate ssh host keys.
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Hearts face Daniel Stendel fight as head coach target 'wants English job'
The German has been lined-up as a potential successor to Craig Levein at Tynecastle.
by Gabriel McKayHearts face a fight to convince Daniel Stendel to replace Craig Levein as head coach, with a report stating that he'd rather stay in England.
The German has been interviewed for the job at Tynecastle, and is currently the odds-on favourite to be the next man in the dugout.
He's still under contract at Barnsley and Hearts would have to pay compensation, but owner Ann Budge has previously made clear that would not be an issue.
According to the Sun though the Jambos will have to push the boat out to get Stendel as his preference is to find another job in England.
After being sacked by the Tykes just months after leading them to promotion, the 45-year-old is determined to prove his worth south of the border.
To do so he may be willing to take the rest of the season off after being place on gardening leave by Barnsley.
Austin MacPhee will take the team for Saturday's trip to Kilmarnock but his own position at the club remains unclear.
Record Sport understands Ann Budge has yet to begin interviewing for the sporting director job, a role which has been newly created after Levein left his role as director of football following his removal as manager.


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