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Sylogist Ltd.
Mailing Address:
102-5 Richard Way SWCALGARY, Alberta
T3E 7M8
Location Address:
102-5 Richard Way SWCALGARY, Alberta
T3E 7M8
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Sylogist (TSX-V: SYZ) is a software and services company providing enterprise information management and collaboration applications to municipal, education and private sector customers. Sylogist enterprise systems division provides an integrated suite of business applications to municipalities and school districts that serve their needs for revenue, finance and operations management capabilities. This division also provides financial, student information and collaborative web-site management systems for the education market. Our industry leading collaborative web solutions enhance teacher, parent and student on-line collaboration driving improved student achievement. Sylogists connectivity division provides software to private and public sector customers that allows for easier integration between enterprise systems and custom applications.
Sylogist also offers an electronic Meeting/Board/Agenda Management software application called Call2Order which allows organizations to streamline their meeting process and improve communications. Call2Order was designed with the public sector and nonprofit organizations in mind but it will suit any organization that needs to manage their formal meeting process better. You can track agenda items, agendas, minutes, resolutions and actions/tasks from the simple and well designed interface.
Sylogist is headquartered in Calgary, Canada with additional offices in Edmonton, Alberta and Atlanta, USA. More information is available at www.sylogist.com.
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Sylogists knowledgeable, innovative staff provide turnkey solutions and professional services for our clients to streamline and optimize business processes in the public and private sector. Supply chain, inventory, asset management, payroll and human resources are just a few of the areas in which we excel. Look at each of our divisions to learn more.
FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION
Our full featured enterprise accounting software designed for local governments provides tight financial controls, streamlines common business processes and ensures the fulfillment of internal and external reporting requirements.
MUNICIPAL SERVICES
Local governments provide an increasing array of services to their citizens. Bellamy's ongoing development ensures municipalities automate the administration, operations and accounting for the delivery of both current and future developments.
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
Bellamy Software provides municipalities with sophisticated operations data collection, management, and reporting systems to assist your public works department meet increasing demands.
CITIZEN SELF SERVICE
Empower citizens and business to access services and information anywhere, anytime, securely via the internet with CSS.
CALL2ORDER
Bellamy's intuitive meeting management system, Call2Order will streamline and improve your meeting process. Call2Order allows you to efficiently create and manage issues, agendas, minutes, resolutions, and action items.
BELLAMY HOSTED SERVICE
Bellamy Hosted Service was designed to be an economical choice for smaller, growing communities. Bellamy hosts your entire application suite for you on Bellamy servers, saving you time and money.
BUSINESS CONTINUITY SERVICE
Minimize the impact of disaster with the right tools and a well-planned strategy with our Business Continuity Service (BCS).
Full featured enterprise accounting software is necessary to process receipts, payments and to fulfill internal and external reporting responsibilities. The Bellamy Financial System sets everything up for you to make this process as quick and as effortless as possible.
SCHOOL BOARD PAYROLL & HRIS
The Bellamy HRIS makes it possible to record virtually all HR activity in a systematic approach delivered consistently across all departments. This approach dramatically improves record retention, provides automatic notifications of reviews, certificate renewals and other time sensitive tasks. Achieve timely and effective management of you most valuable assets with Payroll and HRIS.
SCHOOL BOARD OPERATIONS
The maintenance and support functions of school boards require sophisticated software for data collection and reporting. Bellamy's highly developed School Board Operations software allows you to track, record, schedule and purchase with the appropriate accounting functions.
CALL2ORDER
Looking for a solution to help streamline your formal meeting management process? Then look no further, Call2Order will assist every step of the way from issues, agendas and minutes to resolutions and action items.
BUSINESS CONTINUITY SERVICES
Minimize the impact of disaster with the right tools and a well-planned strategy with our Business Continuity Service (BCS).
BELLAMY HOSTED SERVICE
Bellamy Hosted Service was designed to be an economical choice for smaller, growing communities. Bellamy hosts your entire application suite for you on Bellamy servers, saving you time and money.
Call2Order users have the ability to:
clearly organize, define and enforce meeting management business rules
make the overall meeting management process more efficient through the use of software
view and search historical issues and resolutions and digitize corporate knowledge
standardize and automate output
meet your required legislative meeting responsibilities accurately, quickly and efficiently
remove significant time and materials from your current processes and provide immediate return-on-investment
Syloway is an application development environment used to build applications for rugged mobile devices for use in a connected environment. Syloway supports VB6 and Delphi5 applications and Syloway.Net supports all new .Net technologies for mobile development. Syloway removes all the complexities and hardware incompatibilities involved with mobile development for ruggedized devices. Our client based development environment allows applications to run on any hardware without requiring coding changes to compensate for hardware differences.
WARE2
Our Ware2 software package for cold storage facilities provides functionality for shipping and receiving products using the GTIN and GS1 compliant labels. Order creation and reporting allow these facilities to provide detailed case shipping information to the manufacturers for product tracking.
SPSS
Our SPSS solution provides customers with a cost effective way to save warehouse space, increase inventory accuracy and increase employee efficiency for handling inventory materials. The solution can be stand alone or fully integrated with an ERP system for maximum flexibility.
Third-Party Information Liability Disclaimer
Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
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Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Sylogists knowledgeable, innovative staff provide turnkey solutions and professional services for our clients to streamline and optimize business processes in the public and private sector. Supply chain, inventory, asset management, payroll and human resources are just a few of the areas in which we excel. Look at each of our divisions to learn more.
FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION
Our full featured enterprise accounting software designed for local governments provides tight financial controls, streamlines common business processes and ensures the fulfillment of internal and external reporting requirements.
MUNICIPAL SERVICES
Local governments provide an increasing array of services to their citizens. Bellamy's ongoing development ensures municipalities automate the administration, operations and accounting for the delivery of both current and future developments.
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
Bellamy Software provides municipalities with sophisticated operations data collection, management, and reporting systems to assist your public works department meet increasing demands.
CITIZEN SELF SERVICE
Empower citizens and business to access services and information anywhere, anytime, securely via the internet with CSS.
CALL2ORDER
Bellamy's intuitive meeting management system, Call2Order will streamline and improve your meeting process. Call2Order allows you to efficiently create and manage issues, agendas, minutes, resolutions, and action items.
BELLAMY HOSTED SERVICE
Bellamy Hosted Service was designed to be an economical choice for smaller, growing communities. Bellamy hosts your entire application suite for you on Bellamy servers, saving you time and money.
BUSINESS CONTINUITY SERVICE
Minimize the impact of disaster with the right tools and a well-planned strategy with our Business Continuity Service (BCS).
Full featured enterprise accounting software is necessary to process receipts, payments and to fulfill internal and external reporting responsibilities. The Bellamy Financial System sets everything up for you to make this process as quick and as effortless as possible.
SCHOOL BOARD PAYROLL & HRIS
The Bellamy HRIS makes it possible to record virtually all HR activity in a systematic approach delivered consistently across all departments. This approach dramatically improves record retention, provides automatic notifications of reviews, certificate renewals and other time sensitive tasks. Achieve timely and effective management of you most valuable assets with Payroll and HRIS.
SCHOOL BOARD OPERATIONS
The maintenance and support functions of school boards require sophisticated software for data collection and reporting. Bellamy's highly developed School Board Operations software allows you to track, record, schedule and purchase with the appropriate accounting functions.
CALL2ORDER
Looking for a solution to help streamline your formal meeting management process? Then look no further, Call2Order will assist every step of the way from issues, agendas and minutes to resolutions and action items.
BUSINESS CONTINUITY SERVICES
Minimize the impact of disaster with the right tools and a well-planned strategy with our Business Continuity Service (BCS).
BELLAMY HOSTED SERVICE
Bellamy Hosted Service was designed to be an economical choice for smaller, growing communities. Bellamy hosts your entire application suite for you on Bellamy servers, saving you time and money.
Call2Order users have the ability to:
clearly organize, define and enforce meeting management business rules
make the overall meeting management process more efficient through the use of software
view and search historical issues and resolutions and digitize corporate knowledge
standardize and automate output
meet your required legislative meeting responsibilities accurately, quickly and efficiently
remove significant time and materials from your current processes and provide immediate return-on-investment
Syloway is an application development environment used to build applications for rugged mobile devices for use in a connected environment. Syloway supports VB6 and Delphi5 applications and Syloway.Net supports all new .Net technologies for mobile development. Syloway removes all the complexities and hardware incompatibilities involved with mobile development for ruggedized devices. Our client based development environment allows applications to run on any hardware without requiring coding changes to compensate for hardware differences.
WARE2
Our Ware2 software package for cold storage facilities provides functionality for shipping and receiving products using the GTIN and GS1 compliant labels. Order creation and reporting allow these facilities to provide detailed case shipping information to the manufacturers for product tracking.
SPSS
Our SPSS solution provides customers with a cost effective way to save warehouse space, increase inventory accuracy and increase employee efficiency for handling inventory materials. The solution can be stand alone or fully integrated with an ERP system for maximum flexibility.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.powertac.common |
Power TAC domain types, shared between simulation server and brokers.
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| org.powertac.common.enumerations | |
| org.powertac.common.msg |
Message types exchanged between the Power TAC simulation server and brokers.
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| org.powertac.common.repo |
Repositories that need to exist in both the Power TAC simulation server
and in brokers.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
PowerType |
TariffSpecification.getPowerType() |
PowerType |
Tariff.getPowerType()
Type of power covered by this tariff
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PowerType |
CustomerInfo.getPowerType()
Returns the type of power consumption and/or production available in
this customer model.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
Rate.isValid(PowerType powerType) |
CustomerInfo |
CustomerInfo.withPowerType(PowerType type)
Fluent setter to set PowerType for this CustomerInfo.
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TariffSpecification(Broker broker,
PowerType powerType)
Creates a new TariffSpecification for a broker and a specific powerType.
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static PowerType |
PowerType.BATTERY_STORAGE |
static PowerType |
PowerType.CHP_PRODUCTION |
static PowerType |
PowerType.CONSUMPTION |
static PowerType |
PowerType.ELECTRIC_VEHICLE |
static PowerType |
PowerType.FOSSIL_PRODUCTION |
static PowerType |
PowerType.INTERRUPTIBLE_CONSUMPTION |
static PowerType |
PowerType.PRODUCTION |
static PowerType |
PowerType.PUMPED_STORAGE_PRODUCTION |
static PowerType |
PowerType.RUN_OF_RIVER_PRODUCTION |
static PowerType |
PowerType.SOLAR_PRODUCTION |
static PowerType |
PowerType.STORAGE |
static PowerType |
PowerType.THERMAL_STORAGE_CONSUMPTION |
static PowerType |
PowerType.WIND_PRODUCTION |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
PowerType |
PowerType.getGenericType()
Returns the least-specific capacity type for a given PowerType.
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static PowerType |
PowerType.valueOf(String name) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
PowerType.canUse(PowerType tariffType)
Returns true just in case this powerType is a supertype (can use)
the tariffType.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
PowerType |
CustomerBootstrapData.getPowerType() |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
CustomerBootstrapData(CustomerInfo customer,
PowerType powerType,
double[] netUsage) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<Tariff> |
TariffRepo.findActiveTariffs(PowerType type)
Returns the list of active tariffs that exactly match the given
PowerType.
|
List<Tariff> |
TariffRepo.findAllActiveTariffs(PowerType type)
Returns the list of active tariffs that can be used by a customer
of the given PowerType, including those that are more generic than
the specific type.
|
CustomerInfo |
CustomerRepo.findByNameAndPowerType(String name,
PowerType type) |
List<Tariff> |
TariffRepo.findRecentActiveTariffs(int n,
PowerType type)
Returns the n most "recent" active tariffs from each broker
that can be used by a customer with the given powerType.
|
List<TariffSpecification> |
TariffRepo.findTariffSpecificationsByPowerType(PowerType type) |
Tariff |
TariffRepo.getDefaultTariff(PowerType type) |
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Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Meltingly tender pork and cannellini beans in tomato sauce, served up on crunchy warm garlic toast – real comfort food.
For the cannellini beans, drain the beans, then put them in a large saucepan with enough water to cover (about 1.8 litres/3¼ pints). Half-cover with a lid and bring to the boil, then reduce the heat to medium and simmer for 50 minutes, or until tender.
Meanwhile, heat the extra virgin olive oil in a large, shallow pan. Add the ribs, bay leaves, rosemary, sage, salt and pepper and brown the ribs over a medium-high heat for 1-2 minutes on each side. Remove them and set aside.
Reduce the heat to medium, add the onion and garlic to the pan and fry for a couple of minutes to soften them.
Add the tomato passata, 500ml/18fl oz water and some salt and simmer for five minutes.
Return the ribs to the pan and cook on a low heat for about 1½ hours, or until the meat begins to become detached from the bone. Remove the ribs again and keep warm.
Drain the cooked beans and add the passata, then simmer gently for five minutes.
Meanwhile, for the bruschetta, grill the bread, then immediately rub the slices of bread with the garlic and drizzle with a little olive oil.
Remove the beans from the heat and serve with the spare ribs. Garnish with parsley and chilli, and serve with bruschetta.


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Summary of course
Morten Hjorth-Jensen Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[1, 2]
[1] Department of Physics and Center of Mathematics for Applications, University of Oslo
[2] National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory, Michigan State University
Nov 28, 2019
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© 1999-2019, Morten Hjorth-Jensen Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Released under CC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 license


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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Newbiecoin software — including decentralized casino, decentralized exchange, and wallet
Installation instructions
Upgrade instructions
- When you upgrade, you will need to copy and paste database and wallet files from the old version into the new version. These files can be found in the "resources/db" folder.
Importing your addresses
- If you are a first time user and would like to import your Bitcoin address into Newbiecoin, simply open the Newbiecoin software and go to the "Wallet" page. From there, you can import your private key in WIF format.
- If you are using Blockchain.info, go to your Wallet, click on "Import / Export," click "Export Unencrypted," choose "Bitcoin-Qt Format," and copy the "priv" key.
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@INPROCEEDINGS{7842222,
author={S. Sarkar and S. Misra and M. S. Obaidat},
booktitle={2016 IEEE Global Communications Conference (GLOBECOM)},
title={Resource Allocation for Wireless Body Area Networks in Presence of Selfish Agents},
year={2016},
pages={1-6},
keywords={Body area networks;Cloud computing;Dynamic scheduling;Energy dissipation;Organizations;Resource management;Wireless communication},
doi={10.1109/GLOCOM.2016.7842222},
month={Dec}
}


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AWS VPC Simulator is one such Cloud Simulator which you can check on how to create a vpc group and check if all the components respond as per their connectivity. This will be a good tool for people who are new to AWS VPC Group creation.It works based on the rules and regulations on how a VPC works


Hey there! I'm Anirudh and I live in Toronto. I graduated from UWaterloo with a degree in Computer Engineering in 2019. During my time there, I had the opportunity to intern at 6 different companies and work on a whole bunch of different things. More importantly, I met a ton of great folks along the way.
Currently, I work as a software developer at IBM Canada focusing on LLVM Compiler Development (along with a bit of infrastructure and automation work). I also co-lead the NextWave community at IBM which is focused on organizing networking and social events for early professional hires.
When I'm not working, I love playing the piano, ping pong and reading. Before the pandemic set in, I spent my free time hiking and exploring Toronto. I also dabble in simple automation scripts to make day to day tasks at home easier.
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Porting the LLVM Compiler to z/OS
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Matplotlib is the most popular 2d-charting library for python. It allows you to easily create histograms, scatterplots, and various other charts. In addition, pandas is integrated with matplotlib allowing you to seamless move between data manipulation and data visualization. This makes matplotlib great for quickly producing a chart to visualize your data.
Let's plot the distribution of daily returns of SPY on a histogram.
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt qb = QuantBook() spy = qb.AddEquity("SPY") spy_hist = qb.History(qb.Securities.Keys, 360, Resolution.Daily).reset_index(level=0)
We can calculate SPY's daily returns by finding the percent change of its daily close values using spy_hist['close'].pct_change()
. Then we can plot the distribution of daily returns.
# Calculate daily returns spy_daily_ret = spy_hist['close'].pct_change() # Plot histogram of daily returns with 50 bins plt.hist(spy_daily_ret, bins=50) # Chart formatting plt.title('Are normally distributed returns a hoax?') plt.xlabel('Daily Return') plt.ylabel('Count')
Plotting a line graph from a pandas dataframe is made easy using the built in pandas dataframe.plot()
method.
# Plot close prices as line graph spy_hist['close'].plot() # Chart formatting plt.title('SPY Daily Close')
ETFs which track the same underlying, for example, gold ETFs like GLD and BAR, should produce the same returns. We can check the validity of this statement by plotting their returns on a scatterplot.
# Add data for gold ETFs qb.AddEquity('GLD') qb.AddEquity('BAR') # Make daily resolution data history call for our ETFs gold_etf_hist = qb.History(['GLD', 'BAR'], 300, Resolution.Daily) # Calculate daily returns for each ETF gld_ret = gold_etf_hist.loc['GLD']['close'].pct_change() bar_ret = gold_etf_hist.loc['BAR']['close'].pct_change() # Plot ETF returns in scatterplot plt.scatter(gld_ret, bar_ret) # Chart formatting plt.title('GLD vs BAR daily returns Scatter Plot') plt.xlabel('GLD') plt.ylabel('BAR') plt.show()


SMCS - Data visualisation and advanced tools in R
The R language is a computing environment and a very flexible and rich progamming language used for statistical data analysis. It’s a free and open source software that is regularly enriched with new libraries of functions provided by users. In particular, everyone can create a package.
This training is offered by the SMCS.
Objectives
At the end of this training, the participant will be familiar with different data visualisation tools in R. He will also learn how to efficiently reproduce the same analysis and how to include R outputs in a document (pdf, word…).
Prerequisites
A basic knowledge of R is required (cf. the first day of the training hereafter): Introduction to data analysis with R
Content
- Efficient data visualisation : R base graphics and ggplot2
- Efficient programmation : loops and functions
- Reporting
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- Kubernetes Concepts
- Initial setup
- A Pod with One Container
- A Replication Controller with Two Replicas of a Pod (WildFly)
- Java EE Application deployed in a Pod with one Container (WildFly + H2 in-memory database)
- Kubernetes Service
- Kubernetes Application
- Router front-ending the Service
- Kubernetes Volumes
- Kubernetes Application Health Checks
- OpenShift
- Fabric 8
This project shows different recipes to run a Java EE application using Kubernetes.
Kubernetes Concepts
Key concepts of Kubernetes are explained below:
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Pods: Collocated group of Docker containers that share an IP and storage volume
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Service: Single, stable name for a set of pods, also acts as load balancer
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Replication Controller: Manages the lifecycle of pods and ensures specified number are running
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Labels: Used to organize and select group of objects
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etcd: Distributed key-value store used to persist Kubernetes system state
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Master: Hosts cluster-level control services, including the API server, scheduler, and controller manager
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Node: Docker host running kubelet (node agent) and proxy services
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Kubelet: It runs on each node in the cluster and is responsible for node level pod management.
Initial setup
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Download Kubernetes from https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/releases/download/v1.0.1/kubernetes.tar.gz and extract.
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Start Kubernetes using Vagrant
cd kubernetes export KUBERNETES_PROVIDER#vagrant cluster/kube-up.sh
Detailed instructions: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/docs/getting-started-guides/vagrant.md
A Pod with One Container
This section will explain how to start a Pod with one Container. WildFly base Docker image will be used as the Container.
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Start a Pod with WildFly container:
./cluster/kubectl.sh create -f ~/workspaces/kubernetes-java-sample/wildfly-pod.yaml
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Get status of the Pod:
kubernetes> ./cluster/kubectl.sh get -w po NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE wildfly-pod 0/1 Pending 0 4s wildfly-pod 0/1 Running 0 10s NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE wildfly-pod 1/1 Running 0 10s
NoteMake sure to wait for the status to change to Running. -
Get complete details about the generated Pod (including IP address):
./cluster/kubectl.sh describe po wildfly-pod Name: wildfly-pod Namespace: default Image(s): jboss/wildfly Node: <IP_ADDRESS>/<IP_ADDRESS> Labels: name=wildfly Status: Running Reason: Message: IP: <IP_ADDRESS> Replication Controllers: <none> Containers: wildfly-pod: Image: jboss/wildfly Limits: cpu: 100m State: Running Started: Tue, 14 Jul 2015 14:32:06 -0700 Ready: True Restart Count: 0 Conditions: Type Status Ready True Events: FirstSeen LastSeen Count From SubobjectPath Reason Message Tue, 14 Jul 2015 14:32:04 -0700 Tue, 14 Jul 2015 14:32:04 -0700 1 {scheduler } scheduled Successfully assigned wildfly-pod to <IP_ADDRESS> Tue, 14 Jul 2015 14:32:04 -0700 Tue, 14 Jul 2015 14:32:04 -0700 1 {kubelet <IP_ADDRESS>} implicitly required container POD pulled Pod container image "gcr.io/google_containers/pause:0.8.0" already present on machine Tue, 14 Jul 2015 14:32:05 -0700 Tue, 14 Jul 2015 14:32:05 -0700 1 {kubelet <IP_ADDRESS>} implicitly required container POD created Created with docker id 39722cdb6e81 Tue, 14 Jul 2015 14:32:05 -0700 Tue, 14 Jul 2015 14:32:05 -0700 1 {kubelet <IP_ADDRESS>} implicitly required container POD started Started with docker id 39722cdb6e81 Tue, 14 Jul 2015 14:32:06 -0700 Tue, 14 Jul 2015 14:32:06 -0700 1 {kubelet <IP_ADDRESS>} spec.containers{wildfly-pod} created Created with docker id dd410c76c15a Tue, 14 Jul 2015 14:32:06 -0700 Tue, 14 Jul 2015 14:32:06 -0700 1 {kubelet <IP_ADDRESS>} spec.containers{wildfly-pod} started Started with docker id dd410c76c15a
NoteIP address of the Pod is shown as <IP_ADDRESS>. Only the IP address can be obtained as:
./cluster/kubectl.sh get -o template po wildfly-pod --template={{.status.podIP}}
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Check logs of the Pod:
./cluster/kubectl.sh logs wildfly-pod ========================================================================= JBoss Bootstrap Environment JBOSS_HOME: /opt/jboss/wildfly JAVA: /usr/lib/jvm/java/bin/java JAVA_OPTS: -server -XX:+UseCompressedOops -server -XX:+UseCompressedOops -Xms64m -Xmx512m -XX:MaxPermSize=256m -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true -Djboss.modules.system.pkgs=org.jboss.byteman -Djava.awt.headless=true ========================================================================= OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM warning: ignoring option MaxPermSize=256m; support was removed in 8.0 21:32:07,636 INFO [org.jboss.modules] (main) JBoss Modules version 1.4.3.Final 21:32:07,944 INFO [org.jboss.msc] (main) JBoss MSC version 1.2.6.Final 21:32:08,045 INFO [org.jboss.as] (MSC service thread 1-7) WFLYSRV0049: WildFly Full 9.0.0.Final (WildFly Core 1.0.0.Final) starting . . . 21:32:10,548 INFO [org.jboss.as] (Controller Boot Thread) WFLYSRV0060: Http management interface listening on http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9990/management 21:32:10,548 INFO [org.jboss.as] (Controller Boot Thread) WFLYSRV0051: Admin console listening on http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9990 21:32:10,549 INFO [org.jboss.as] (Controller Boot Thread) WFLYSRV0025: WildFly Full 9.0.0.Final (WildFly Core 1.0.0.Final) started in 3386ms - Started 203 of 379 services (210 services are lazy, passive or on-demand)
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Pod’s IP is accessible only inside the cluster. To access the WildFly server running in the Pod, login to the minion:
kubernetes> vagrant ssh minion-1 Last login: Tue Jul 14 21:29:24 2015 from <IP_ADDRESS> [vagrant@kubernetes-minion-1 ~]$
And check that WildFly container running inside the Pod is accessible:
[vagrant@kubernetes-minion-1 ~]$ curl http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080


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The Heart of Happy Hollow
by Paul Laurence Dunbar
Chapter 1: The Scapegoat
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1904
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Dunbar, P.L. (1904). The Heart of Happy Hollow. Dodd, Mead and Company.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.5
- Word Count: 5,115
- Genre: Poetry
- Keywords: hatred, injustice, jealousy, society
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The law is usually supposed to be a stern mistress, not to be lightly wooed, and yielding only to the most ardent pursuit. But even law, like love, sits more easily on some natures than on others.
This was the case with Mr. Robinson Asbury. Mr. Asbury had started life as a bootblack in the growing town of Cadgers. From this he had risen one step and become porter and messenger in a barber–shop. This rise fired his ambition, and he was not content until he had learned to use the shears and the razor and had a chair of his own. From this, in a man of Robinson’s temperament, it was only a step to a shop of his own, and he placed it where it would do the most good.
Fully one–half of the population of Cadgers was composed of Negroes, and with their usual tendency to colonise, a tendency encouraged, and in fact compelled, by circumstances, they had gathered into one part of the town. Here in alleys, and streets as dirty and hardly wider, they thronged like ants.
It was in this place that Mr. Asbury set up his shop, and he won the hearts of his prospective customers by putting up the significant sign, “Equal Rights Barber–Shop.” This legend was quite unnecessary, because there was only one race about, to patronise the place. But it was a delicate sop to the people’s vanity, and it served its purpose.
Asbury came to be known as a clever fellow, and his business grew. The shop really became a sort of club, and, on Saturday nights especially, was the gathering–place of the men of the whole Negro quarter. He kept the illustrated and race journals there, and those who cared neither to talk nor listen to someone else might see pictured the doings of high society in very short skirts or read in the Negro papers how Miss Boston had entertained Miss Blueford to tea on such and such an afternoon. Also, he kept the policy returns, which was wise, if not moral.
It was his wisdom rather more than his morality that made the party managers after a while cast their glances toward him as a man who might be useful to their interests. It would be well to have a man—a shrewd, powerful man—down in that part of the town who could carry his people’s vote in his vest pocket, and who at any time its delivery might be needed, could hand it over without hesitation. Asbury seemed that man, and they settled upon him. They gave him money, and they gave him power and patronage. He took it all silently and he carried out his bargain faithfully. His hands and his lips alike closed tightly when there was anything within them. It was not long before he found himself the big Negro of the district and, of necessity, of the town. The time came when, at a critical moment, the managers saw that they had not reckoned without their host in choosing this barber of the black district as the leader of his people.
Now, so much success must have satisfied any other man. But in many ways Mr. Asbury was unique. For a long time he himself had done very little shaving—except of notes, to keep his hand in. His time had been otherwise employed. In the evening hours he had been wooing the coquettish Dame Law, and, wonderful to say, she had yielded easily to his advances.
It was against the advice of his friends that he asked for admission to the bar. They felt that he could do more good in the place where he was.
“You see, Robinson,” said old Judge Davis, “it’s just like this: If you’re not admitted, it’ll hurt you with the people; if you are admitted, you’ll move uptown to an office and get out of touch with them.”
Asbury smiled an inscrutable smile. Then he whispered something into the judge’s ear that made the old man wrinkle from his neck up with appreciative smiles.
“Asbury,” he said, “you are—you are—well, you ought to be white, that’s all.  If you were white, you’d go to the Senate.”
The Negro laughed confidently.
He was admitted to the bar soon after, whether by merit or by connivance is not to be told.
“Now he will move uptown,” said the black community.
But they did not know Asbury Robinson yet. He was a man of surprises, and they were destined to disappointment. He did not move uptown. He built an office in a small open space next his shop, and there hung out his shingle.
“I will never desert the people who have done so much to elevate me,” said Mr. Asbury.

This was a strong card for the barber–lawyer. The people seized upon the statement as expressing a nobility of an altogether unique brand.
They held a mass meeting and indorsed him. They made resolutions that extolled him, and the Negro band came around and serenaded him, playing various things in varied time.
All this was very sweet to Mr. Asbury, and the party managers chuckled with satisfaction and said, “That Asbury, that Asbury!”
Now there is a fable extant of a man who tried to please everybody, and his failure is a matter of record. Robinson Asbury was not more successful. But be it said that his ill success was due to no fault or shortcoming of his.
For a long time his growing power had been looked upon with disfavour by the coloured law firm of Bingo & Latchett. Both Mr. Bingo and Mr. Latchett themselves aspired to be Negro leaders in Cadgers, and they were delivering Emancipation Day orations and riding at the head of processions when Mr. Asbury was blacking boots. Is it any wonder, then, that they viewed with alarm his sudden rise? They kept their counsel, however, and treated with him, for it was best. They allowed him his scope without open revolt until the day upon which he hung out his shingle. This was the last straw. They could stand no more. Asbury had stolen their other chances from them, and now he was poaching upon the last of their preserves. So Mr. Bingo and Mr. Latchett put their heads together to plan the downfall of their common enemy.
The plot was deep and embraced the formation of an opposing faction made up of the best Negroes of the town. It would have looked too much like what it was for the gentlemen to show themselves in the matter, and so they took into their confidence Mr. Isaac Morton, the principal of the coloured school, and it was under his ostensible leadership that the new faction finally came into being.
Mr. Morton was really an innocent young man, and he had ideals which should never have been exposed to the air. When the wily confederates came to him with their plan he believed that his worth had been recognised, and at last he was to be what Nature destined him for—a leader.
The better class of Negroes—by that is meant those who were particularly envious of Asbury’s success—flocked to the new man’s standard. But whether the race be white or black, political virtue is always in a minority, so Asbury could afford to smile at the force arrayed against him.
The new faction met together and resolved. They resolved, among other things, that Mr. Asbury was an enemy to his race and a menace to civilisation. They decided that he should be abolished; but, as they couldn’t get out an injunction against him, and as he had the whole undignified but still voting black belt behind him, he went serenely on his way.
“They’re after you hot and heavy, Asbury,” said one of his friends to him.
“Oh, yes,” was the reply, “they’re after me, but after a while I’ll get so far away that they’ll be running in front.”
“It’s all the best people, they say.”
“Yes. Well, it’s good to be one of the best people, but your vote only counts one just the same.”
The time came, however, when Mr. Asbury’s theory was put to the test. The Cadgerites celebrated the first of January as Emancipation Day. On this day there was a large procession, with speechmaking in the afternoon and fireworks at night. It was the custom to concede the leadership of the coloured people of the town to the man who managed to lead the procession. For two years past this honour had fallen, of course, to Robinson Asbury, and there had been no disposition on the part of anybody to try conclusions with him.
Mr. Morton’s faction changed all this. When Asbury went to work to solicit contributions for the celebration, he suddenly became aware that he had a fight upon his hands. All the better–class Negroes were staying out of it. The next thing he knew was that plans were on foot for a rival demonstration.
“Oh,” he said to himself, “that’s it, is it? Well, if they want a fight they can have it.”
He had a talk with the party managers, and he had another with Judge Davis.

The judge believed that he could do it. So did the party managers. Asbury got his lift. Emancipation Day came.
There were two parades. At least, there was one parade and the shadow of another. Asbury’s, however, was not the shadow. There was a great deal of substance about it—substance made up of many people, many banners, and numerous bands. He did not have the best people. Indeed, among his cohorts there were a good many of the pronounced rag–tag and bobtail. But he had noise and numbers. In such cases, nothing more is needed. The success of Asbury’s side of the affair did everything to confirm his friends in their good opinion of him.
When he found himself defeated, Mr. Silas Bingo saw that it would be policy to placate his rival’s just anger against him. He called upon him at his office the day after the celebration.
“Well, Asbury,” he said, “you beat us, didn’t you?”
“It wasn’t a question of beating,” said the other calmly. “It was only an inquiry as to who were the people—the few or the many.”
“Well, it was well done, and you’ve shown that you are a manager. I confess that I haven’t always thought that you were doing the wisest thing in living down here and catering to this class of people when you might, with your ability, to be much more to the better class.”
“What do they base their claims of being better on?”
“Oh, there ain’t any use discussing that. We can’t get along without you, we see that. So I, for one, have decided to work with you for harmony.”
“Harmony. Yes, that’s what we want.”
“If I can do anything to help you at any time, why you have only to command me.”
“I am glad to find such a friend in you. Be sure, if I ever need you, Bingo, I’ll call on you.”
“And I’ll be ready to serve you.”
Asbury smiled when his visitor was gone. He smiled, and knitted his brow. “I wonder what Bingo’s got up his sleeve,” he said. “He’ll bear watching.”
It may have been pride at his triumph, it may have been gratitude at his helpers, but Asbury went into the ensuing campaign with reckless enthusiasm. He did the most daring things for the party’s sake. Bingo, true to his promise, was ever at his side ready to serve him. Finally, association and immunity made danger less fearsome; the rival no longer appeared a menace.
With the generosity born of obstacles overcome, Asbury determined to forgive Bingo and give him a chance. He let him in on a deal, and from that time they worked amicably together until the election came and passed.
It was a close election and many things had had to be done, but there were men there ready and waiting to do them. They were successful, and then the first cry of the defeated party was, as usual, “Fraud! Fraud!” The cry was taken up by the jealous, the disgruntled, and the virtuous.
Someone remembered how two years ago the registration books had been stolen. It was known upon good authority that money had been freely used. Men held up their hands in horror at the suggestion that the Negro vote had been juggled with, as if that were a new thing. From their pulpits ministers denounced the machine and bade their hearers rise and throw off the yoke of a corrupt municipal government. One of those sudden fevers of reform had taken possession of the town and threatened to destroy the successful party.
They began to look around them. They must purify themselves. They must give the people some tangible evidence of their own yearnings after purity. They looked around them for a sacrifice to lay upon the altar of municipal reform. Their eyes fell upon Mr. Bingo. No, he was not big enough. His blood was too scant to wash away the political stains. Then they looked into each other’s eyes and turned their gaze away to let it fall upon Mr. Asbury. They really hated to do it. But there must be a scapegoat. The god from the Machine commanded them to slay him.
Robinson Asbury was charged with many crimes—with all that he had committed and some that he had not. When Mr. Bingo saw what was afoot he threw himself heart and soul into the work of his old rival’s enemies. He was of incalculable use to them.
Judge Davis refused to have anything to do with the matter. But in spite of his disapproval it went on. Asbury was indicted and tried. The evidence was all against him, and no one gave more damaging testimony than his friend, Mr. Bingo. The judge’s charge was favourable to the defendant, but the current of popular opinion could not be entirely stemmed. The jury brought in a verdict of guilty.
“Before I am sentenced, judge, I have a statement to make to the court. It will take less than ten minutes.”
“Go on, Robinson,” said the judge kindly.
Asbury started, in a monotonous tone, a recital that brought the prosecuting attorney to his feet in a minute. The judge waved him down, and sat transfixed by a sort of fascinated horror as the convicted man went on. The before–mentioned attorney drew a knife and started for the prisoner’s dock. With difficulty he was restrained. A dozen faces in the court–room were red and pale by turns.
“He ought to be killed,” whispered Mr. Bingo audibly.
Robinson Asbury looked at him and smiled, and then he told a few things of him. He gave the ins and outs of some of the misdemeanours of which he stood accused. He showed who were the men behind the throne. And still, pale and transfixed, Judge Davis waited for his own sentence.
Never were ten minutes so well taken up. It was a tale of rottenness and corruption in high places told simply and with the stamp of truth upon it.
He did not mention the judge’s name.  They had shorn him of his strength, but they had forgotten that he was yet able to bring the roof and pillars tumbling about their heads.
The judge’s voice shook as he pronounced sentence upon his old ally—a year in State’s prison.
Some people said it was too light, but the judge knew what it was to wait for the sentence of doom, and he was grateful and sympathetic.
When the sheriff led Asbury away the judge hastened to have a short talk with him.
“I’m sorry, Robinson,” he said, “and I want to tell you that you were no more guilty than the rest of us. But why did you spare me?”
“Because I knew you were my friend,” answered the convict.
“I tried to be, but you were the first man that I’ve ever known since I’ve been in politics who ever gave me any decent return for friendship.”
“I reckon you’re about right, judge.”
In politics, party reform usually lies in making a scapegoat of someone who is only as criminal as the rest, but a little weaker. Asbury’s friends and enemies had succeeded in making him bear the burden of all the party’s crimes, but their reform was hardly a success, and their protestations of a change of heart were received with doubt. Already there were those who began to pity the victim and to say that he had been hardly dealt with.
Mr. Bingo was not of these; but he found, strange to say, that his opposition to the idea went but a little way, and that even with Asbury out of his path he was a smaller man than he was before. Fate was strong against him. His poor, prosperous humanity could not enter the lists against a martyr. Robinson Asbury was now a martyr.
II
A year is not a long time. It was short enough to prevent people from forgetting Robinson, and yet long enough for their pity to grow strong as they remembered. Indeed, he was not gone a year. Good behaviour cut two months off the time of his sentence, and by the time people had come around to the notion that he was really the greatest and smartest man in Cadgers he was at home again.
He came back with no flourish of trumpets, but quietly, humbly. He went back again into the heart of the black district. His business had deteriorated during his absence, but he put new blood and new life into it. He did not go to work in the shop himself, but, taking down the shingle that had swung idly before his office door during his imprisonment, he opened the little room as a news– and cigar–stand.
Here anxious, pitying custom came to him and he prospered again. He was very quiet. Uptown hardly knew that he was again in Cadgers, and it knew nothing whatever of his doings.
“I wonder why Asbury is so quiet,” they said to one another. “It isn’t like him to be quiet.” And they felt vaguely uneasy about him.
So many people had begun to say, “Well, he was a mighty good fellow after all.”
Mr. Bingo expressed the opinion that Asbury was quiet because he was crushed, but others expressed doubt as to this. There are calms and calms, some after and some before the storm. Which was this?
They waited a while, and, as no storm came, concluded that this must be the after–quiet. Bingo, reassured, volunteered to go and seek confirmation of this conclusion.
He went, and Asbury received him with an indifferent, not to say, impolite, demeanour.
“Well, we’re glad to see you back, Asbury,” said Bingo patronisingly. He had variously demonstrated his inability to lead during his rival’s absence and was proud of it. “What are you going to do?”
“I’m going to work.”
“That’s right. I reckon you’ll stay out of politics.”
“What could I do even if I went in?”
“Nothing now, of course; but I didn’t know——”
He did not see the gleam in Asbury’s half shut eyes. He only marked his humility, and he went back swelling with the news.
“Completely crushed—all the run taken out of him,” was his report.
The black district believed this, too, and a sullen, smouldering anger took possession of them. Here was a good man ruined. Some of the people whom he had helped in his former days—some of the rude, coarse people of the low quarter who were still sufficiently unenlightened to be grateful—talked among themselves and offered to get up a demonstration for him. But he denied them. No, he wanted nothing of the kind. It would only bring him into unfavourable notice. All he wanted was that they would always be his friends and would stick by him.
They would to the death.
There were again two factions in Cadgers. The school–master could not forget how once on a time he had been made a tool of by Mr. Bingo. So he revolted against his rule and set himself up as the leader of an opposing clique. The fight had been long and strong, but had ended with odds slightly in Bingo’s favour.
But Mr. Morton did not despair. As the first of January and Emancipation Day approached, he arrayed his hosts, and the fight for supremacy became fiercer than ever. The school–teacher brought the school–children in for chorus singing, secured an able orator, and the best essayist in town. With all this, he was formidable.
Mr. Bingo knew that he had the fight of his life on his hands, and he entered with fear as well as zest. He, too, found an orator, but he was not sure that he was as good as Morton’s. There was no doubt but that his essayist was not. He secured a band, but still he felt unsatisfied. He had hardly done enough, and for the school–master to beat him now meant his political destruction.
It was in this state of mind that he was surprised to receive a visit from Mr. Asbury.
“I reckon you’re surprised to see me here,” said Asbury, smiling.
“I am pleased, I know.” Bingo was astute.
“Well, I just dropped in on business.”
“To be sure, to be sure, Asbury. What can I do for you?”
“It’s more what I can do for you that I came to talk about,” was the reply.
“I don’t believe I understand you.”
“Well, it’s plain enough. They say that the school–teacher is giving you a pretty hard fight.”
“Oh, not so hard.”
“No man can be too sure of winning, though. Mr. Morton once did me a mean turn when he started the faction against me.”
Bingo’s heart gave a great leap, and then stopped for the fraction of a second.
“You were in it, of course,” pursued Asbury, “but I can look over your part in it in order to get even with the man who started it.”
It was true, then, thought Bingo gladly. He did not know. He wanted revenge for his wrongs and upon the wrong man. How well the schemer had covered his tracks! Asbury should have his revenge and Morton would be the sufferer.
“Of course, Asbury, you know what I did I did innocently.”
“Oh, yes, in politics we are all lambs and the wolves are only to be found in the other party. We’ll pass that, though. What I want to say is that I can help you to make your celebration an overwhelming success. I still have some influence down in my district.”
“Certainly, and very justly, too. Why, I should be delighted with your aid. I could give you a prominent place in the procession.”
“I don’t want it; I don’t want to appear in this at all. All I want is revenge. You can have all the credit, but let me down my enemy.”
Bingo was perfectly willing, and, with their heads close together, they had a long and close consultation. When Asbury was gone, Mr. Bingo lay back in his chair and laughed. “I’m a slick duck,” he said.
From that hour Mr. Bingo’s cause began to take on the appearance of something very like a boom. More bands were hired. The interior of the State was called upon and a more eloquent orator secured. The crowd hastened to array itself on the growing side.
With surprised eyes, the school–master beheld the wonder of it, but he kept to his own purpose with dogged insistence, even when he saw that he could not turn aside the overwhelming defeat that threatened him. But in spite of his obstinacy, his hours were dark and bitter. Asbury worked like a mole, all underground, but he was indefatigable. Two days before the celebration time everything was perfected for the biggest demonstration that Cadgers had ever known. All the next day and night he was busy among his allies.
On the morning of the great day, Mr. Bingo, wonderfully caparisoned, rode down to the hall where the parade was to form. He was early. No one had yet come. In an hour a score of men all told had collected. Another hour passed, and no more had come. Then there smote upon his ear the sound of music. They were coming at last. Bringing his sword to his shoulder, he rode forward to the middle of the street. Ah, there they were. But—but—could he believe his eyes? They were going in another direction, and at their head rode—Morton! He gnashed his teeth in fury. He had been led into a trap and betrayed. The procession passing had been his—all his. He heard them cheering, and then, oh! climax of infidelity, he saw his own orator go past in a carriage, bowing and smiling to the crowd.
There was no doubting who had done this thing. The hand of Asbury was apparent in it. He must have known the truth all along, thought Bingo. His allies left him one by one for the other hall, and he rode home in a humiliation deeper than he had ever known before.
Asbury did not appear at the celebration. He was at his little news–stand all day.
In a day or two the defeated aspirant had further cause to curse his false friend. He found that not only had the people defected from him, but that the thing had been so adroitly managed that he appeared to be in fault, and three–fourths of those who knew him were angry at some supposed grievance. His cup of bitterness was full when his partner, a quietly ambitious man, suggested that they dissolve their relations.
His ruin was complete.
The lawyer was not alone in seeing Asbury’s hand in his downfall. The party managers saw it too, and they met together to discuss the dangerous factor which, while it appeared to slumber, was so terribly awake. They decided that he must be appeased, and they visited him.
He was still busy at his news–stand. They talked to him adroitly, while he sorted papers and kept an impassive face. When they were all done, he looked up for a moment and replied, “You know, gentlemen, as an ex–convict I am not in politics.”
Some of them had the grace to flush.
“But you can use your influence,” they said.
“I am not in politics,” was his only reply.
And the spring elections were coming on. Well, they worked hard, and he showed no sign. He treated with neither one party nor the other. “Perhaps,” thought the managers, “he is out of politics,” and they grew more confident.
It was nearing eleven o’clock on the morning of election when a cloud no bigger than a man’s hand appeared upon the horizon. It came from the direction of the black district. It grew, and the managers of the party in power looked at it, fascinated by an ominous dread. Finally it began to rain Negro voters, and as one man they voted against their former candidates. Their organisation was perfect. They simply came, voted, and left, but they overwhelmed everything. Not one of the party that had damned Robinson Asbury was left in power save old Judge Davis. His majority was overwhelming.
The generalship that had engineered the thing was perfect. There were loud threats against the newsdealer. But no one bothered him except a reporter. The reporter called to see just how it was done. He found Asbury very busy sorting papers. To the newspaper man’s questions he had only this reply, “I am not in politics, sir.”
But Cadgers had learned its lesson.


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Eliette
In a wonderful stroke of luck, the bike route goes right by where my friend Céline grew up, Chalon-sur-Saône. Céline lives in Ireland now, but she and her mom invited me to stay with her mom, Eliette, who now lives just south of there. I took full advantage, and stayed for 3 days / 4 nights.
Cluny
We drove out to Cluny, and saw the sights. I saw references to “Cluniacs” before, but I didn't really know what it was. Around the 12th century, Cluny was the biggest and most important Catholic monastery. At its peak, it was bigger than Notre Dame. It fell out of favor, and a lot of it was destroyed for the materials, but part of the church is still there, and other parts have been reconstructed.
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I got to have two big family meals, including one that went from 1 to 7 PM. Lunch? Dinner? Anyway, it was fantastic. I was a little afraid to eat the snails, but they were great. The texture was fine. They're a Burgundian specialty. Anyway, they were quite the meals, with wonderful conversation, a walk, and too many courses to count.
Guédelon
On the last day, we drove to Guédelon, which is an amazing site where they're building a castle, using 13th century materials, tools and techniques. It has a really nice practical side to it…  For example, some have apparently said that they have to let the oak dry for 40 years. “You want to waste a day? Take oak cut from the center, let it dry for nine months, then you try to put a nail in it! You have to work oak before it dries out. There's plenty of suitable oak in France to re-do the forest – a couple of hectares worth would do.”
Thank you, Eliette and Céline!


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The MCA will hold our annual Board of Directors election and budget approval vote remotely, via the same process we used last year.
The voting period is May 31 through June 14, 2022.
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To work with type module we need to set @rhythm ans @base_fs variables.
@rhythm: 20px; @base_fs: 16px;
Next step is to properly set body's font-size. Also apply default stylesheet to headers.
body { .type_body(); .type_headers(); }
Now body has 16/20 font. And headers are from 48px to 16px
In article bellow we redefine base font size to 18/20 font. And set hesers sizes from 38 to 18
article { .fs(18px); .line(18px); .type_headers(38px); }
But also we can change styles for headers inside `section.headers` from 72 to 24
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Charlestown lies on the western coast of Nevis at southern end of Pinneys Beach and is the capital of the island.
Position 17° 08'16"N, 62° 37'55"W.
Yachts should pick up the yellow quarantine buoy off the ferry dock.
First go to customs, which is upstairs in the 2-story building immediately to the right of the ferry dock entrance(the Cotton Ginnery), open 0800-1200, 1300-1600 weekdays. Then check in with The Port Authority at the dock.
Immigration is in the police station, which is on the right, down Main Street.
A permit no longer seems be required to visit anchorages on Nevis. It is no longer necessary to return to Customs for clearance to sail over to St Kitts.
Last updated April 2015.
There are now 80+ moorings in Pinneys Bay and anchoring is no longer permitted there. The moorings are reported to be well managed and inspected. There are no dinghy docks in the area as they were destroyed by a tropical storm and landing is very difficult on the steep-to beach.
Pay for your mooring at the Customs Dock right above the town dock.
The Four Seasons hotel has now re-opened and it is possible to anchor close by.
Extension of the Tender Pier in Charlestown Port should be completed by the start of the 2014 winter season. This will be available for yachts and tenders.
Last updated September 2015.


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Model of a tank that is open to the ambient at the fixed
pressure p_ambient
.
The vector of connectors ports represents fluid
ports at configurable heights, relative to the bottom of tank.
Fluid can flow either out of or in to each port.
The following assumptions are made:
- The tank is filled with a single or multiple-substance medium
having a density higher than the density of the ambient
medium.
- The fluid has uniform density, temperature and mass
fractions
- No liquid is leaving the tank through the open top; the
simulation breaks with an assertion if the liquid level growths
over the height.
The port pressures represent the pressures just after the outlet
(or just before the inlet) in the attached pipe. The hydraulic
resistances portsData.zeta_in
and
portsData.zeta_out
determine the dissipative pressure
drop between tank and port depending on the direction of mass flow.
See VesselPortsData
and [Idelchik, Handbook of Hydraulic Resistance,
2004].
With the setting use_portsData=false
, the port
pressure represents the static head at the height of the respective
port. The relationship between pressure drop and mass flow rate at
the port must then be provided by connected components; Heights of
ports as well as kinetic and potential energy of fluid entering or
leaving are not taken into account anymore.
- Dec. 12, 2008 by Rüdiger Franke: move port definitions
to BaseClasses.PartialLumpedVessel; also use energy and mass
balance from common base class
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Implemented trace substances.
- Jan. 6, 2006 by Katja Poschlad, Manuel Remelhe (AST
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Implementation based on former tank model.
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Adapted to the new fluid library interfaces:
- FluidPorts_b is used instead of FluidPort_b (due to it is
defined as an array of ports)
- Port name changed from port to ports
Updated documentation.
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Limitation to bottom ports only, added inlet and outlet loss
factors.
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Static constraints are constraints on individual elements of the bytecode. They usually can be checked without employing control or data-flow analysis techniques.
| Identifier | Description | Spec equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| A1 |
The insns array must not be empty.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A2 |
The first opcode in the insns array must have index zero.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A3 |
The insns array must only contain valid Dalvik opcodes.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A4 |
The index of instruction n+1 must equal the index of
instruction n plus the length of instruction
n , taking into account possible operands.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A5 |
The last instruction in the insns array must end at index
insns_size-1 .
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A6 |
All goto and if-<kind> targets must
be opcodes within in the same method.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A7 |
All targets of a packed-switch instruction must be
opcodes within in the same method. The size and the list of targets
must be consistent.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A8 |
All targets of a sparse-switch instruction must be
opcodes within in the same method. The corresponding table must be
consistent and sorted low-to-high.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A9 |
The B operand of the const-string and
const-string/jumbo instructions must be a valid index
into the string constant pool.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A10 |
The C operand of the iget<kind> and
iput<kind> instructions must be a valid index into
the field constant pool. The referenced entry must represent an
instance field.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A11 |
The C operand of the sget<kind> and
sput<kind> instructions must be a valid index into
the field constant pool. The referenced entry must represent a static
field.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A12 |
The C operand of the invoke-virtual ,
invoke-super , and
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A13 |
The B operand of the invoke-virtual/range ,
invoke-super/range , invoke-direct/range , and
invoke-static/range instructions must be a valid index
into the method constant pool. In all cases, the referenced
method_id must belong to a class (not an interface).
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A14 |
A method the name of which starts with a '<' must only be invoked
implicitly by the VM, not by code originating from a Dex file. The
only exception is the instance initializer, which may be invoked by
invoke-direct .
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A15 |
The C operand of the invoke-interface
instruction must be a valid index into the method constant pool. The
referenced method_id must belong to an interface (not a
class).
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A16 |
The B operand of the invoke-interface/range
instruction must be a valid index into the method constant pool.
The referenced method_id must belong to an interface (not
a class).
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A17 |
The B operand of the const-class ,
check-cast , new-instance , and
filled-new-array/range instructions must be a valid index
into the type constant pool.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A18 |
The C operand of the instance-of ,
new-array , and filled-new-array
instructions must be a valid index into the type constant pool.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A19 |
The dimensions of an array created by a new-array
instruction must be less than 256 .
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A20 |
The new instruction must not refer to array classes,
interfaces, or abstract classes.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A21 |
The type referred to by a new-array instruction must be
a valid, non-reference type.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A22 |
All registers referred to by an instruction in a single-width
(non-pair) fashion must be valid for the current method. That is,
their indices must be non-negative and smaller than
registers_size .
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| A23 |
All registers referred to by an instruction in a double-width (pair)
fashion must be valid for the current method. That is, their indices
must be non-negative and smaller than registers_size-1 .
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
Structural constraints are constraints on relationships between several elements of the bytecode. They usually can't be checked without employing control or data-flow analysis techniques.
| Identifier | Description | Spec equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| B1 | The number and types of arguments (registers and immediate values) must always match the instruction. | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| B2 | Register pairs must never be broken up. | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| B3 | A register (or pair) has to be assigned first before it can be read. | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| B4 |
An invoke-direct instruction must only invoke an instance
initializer or a method in the current class or one of its
superclasses.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| B5 | An instance initializer must only be invoked on an uninitialized instance. | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| B6 | Instance methods may only be invoked on and instance fields may only be accessed on already initialized instances. | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| B7 |
A register which holds the result of a new-instance code>
instruction must not be used if the same
new-instance code> instruction is again executed before
the instance is initialized.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| B8 |
An instance initializer must call another instance initializer (same
class or superclass) before any instance members can be accessed.
Exceptions are non-inherited instance fields, which can be assigned
before calling another initializer, and the Object class
in general.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| B9 | All actual method arguments must be assignment-compatible with their respective formal arguments. | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| B10 | For each instance method invocation, the actual instance must be assignment-compatible with the class or interface specified in the instruction. | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| B11 |
A return<kind> instruction must match its
method's return type.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| B12 | When accessing protected members of a superclass, the actual type of the instance being accessed must be either the current class or one of its subclasses. | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| B13 | The type of a value stored into a static field must be assignment-compatible with or convertible to the field's type. | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| B14 | The type of a value stored into a field must be assignment-compatible with or convertible to the field's type. | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| B15 | The type of every value stored into an array must be assignment-compatible with the array's component type. | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| B16 |
The A operand of a throw instruction must
be assignment-compatible with java.lang.Throwable .
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| B17 |
The last reachable instruction of a method must either be a backwards
goto or branch, a return , or a
throw instruction. It must not be possible to leave the
insns array at the bottom.
|
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| B18 | The unassigned half of a former register pair may not be read (is considered invalid) until it has been re-assigned by some other instruction. | <IP_ADDRESS>, <IP_ADDRESS> |
| B19 |
A move-result<kind> instruction must be immediately
preceded (in the insns array) by an
<invoke-kind> instruction. The only exception is
the move-result-object instruction, which may also be
preceded by a filled-new-array instruction.
|
- |
| B20 |
A move-result<kind> instruction must be immediately
preceded (in actual control flow) by a matching
return-<kind> instruction (it must not be jumped
to). The only exception is the move-result-object
instruction, which may also be preceded by a
filled-new-array instruction.
|
- |
| B21 |
A move-exception instruction must only appear as the
first instruction in an exception handler.
|
- |
| B22 |
The packed-switch-data , sparse-switch-data ,
and fill-array-data pseudo-instructions must not be
reachable by control flow.
|
- |


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A chara, – Reading about the impeachment inquiry (Suzanne Lynch, Front page, November 21st), I can’t work out which is more disappointing – the almost incriminating evidence from those testifying or the almost accurate responses from US president Donald Trump. – Is mise,
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Much Ado about "Notting" by Homer Yen (c) 1999
I love a good fairy tale...always have since I was only knee-high. Why? Because these are stories that you'd always like to see happen in real life but probably never will. These are dreams that you wish would somehow come true. These are the kinds of stories 'that can only happen in the movies.' "Notting Hill" can be called a fairy tale for at its heart is a romantic comedy about two different types of people that, in today's frenzied world, could never get together. But in the world of fairy tales, there's always a wonderful chance that the impossible might happen.
The majority of us live rather uneventful and ordinary lives. We are the common folk who go to work every day to make an honest living, not at all well-informed about happenings beyond our personal borders. The citizens of Notting Hill are equally 'plain.' Many of us are probably like unlucky-in-love William (Hugh Grant). His personal life has been marred by a series of broken hearts while his career lies behind the counter of a travel bookstore that he owns and operates. For him, the seasons come and go just like the few customers that actually find their way into his little store.
One day, he and his store are visited by famous actress Anna Scott (Julia Roberts). Although somewhat starstruck, he sees her as surprisingly down-to-earth, much like the proverbial girl next door. In turn, she finds him charming with a playful smile and a sense of self-depricating humor. But she really appreciates his life of normalcy. He's out of the limelight, but special in his own way. This and their other subsequent chance encounter brings out their attraction for one another. But being a celebrity has its drawbacks. "Notting Hill" is a smart film that acknowledges the tremendous obstacles that these two must overcome. With Anna's popularity, she desparately protects her privacy while the merciless paparazzi follow her every step. For William, his fragile heart can barely take her frequent flights into hiding. It also shows how down-to-earth celebrities can be. The fame and glory can be daunting. But she's just a normal girl who wants to accompany William to his little sister's birthday party, who gets her feelings noticeably hurt at a restaurant when an adjacent table makes derisive comments about her, and who wants to steal kisses in the middle of a darkened park. But most of all, she says, "I'm just a girl standing in front of a boy asking him to love her."
Julia Roberts balances well her vulnerable girl against her own need to protect herself. She has always done well in fairy tales. But it's Hugh Grant, who I think, deserves a nod for his great comedy timing and his charming mannerisms. I especially liked this one scene where the only way that he could see Anna was to masquerade as a magazine rep on an interview. He's not too media-savvy, and says that he's from Horse & Hound. "Are there any horses in your latest movie," he gingerly asks? Her reply is, "no, the movie was set in outer space." He's at a complete loss, and this is a very funny moment. With its sunny disposition, weepy ballad-filled soundtrack, and nice touches of comedy, everyone can live happily ever after.
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stab probe
Girl, 13, fighting for her life after men armed with machetes force their way into house and stab her
by Aoife HoranA 13-year-old girl is fighting for her life after being stabbed by intruders armed with machetes in Northern Ireland.
She was attacked last night when a gang forced their way into a home and attacked the teen and a woman 44, in Lisnakea.
Police say they are treating the attack as attempted murder.
The PSNI received a call about intruders at 9.15pm and found the injured the woman and child, who were then brought to hospital.
The young girl sustained serious injuries and is in a critical but stable condition in hospital.
A 41-year-old woman was also treated for stab wounds but is no longer in hospital.
There was also a baby in the house, but it was left unscathed in the brutal attack.
The PSNI have urged anyone with information to come forward.
Detective Sergeant Keith Monaghan said: “Police received a report at around 9.15pm that a number of males, armed with machetes, had forced entry to a house and attacked two female occupants.
"A 13 year old girl sustained serious stab wounds as a result and was taken to hospital where she remains in a critical but stable condition.
"A 41 year old woman was also treated for stab wounds to her leg but has since been discharged from hospital. A baby was also present at the scene but was thankfully unharmed.
“This must have been a terrifying ordeal for those involved and we are determined to find the men responsible.
"We have several lines of enquiry which we are progressing at this time but I would ask anyone with information or who noticed any suspicious activity in the area to contact detectives in Enniskillen and pass that information on.
"The number to call is 101 and the reference number is 1650 16/11/19".


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I’m learning a lot about my learning style. More importantly I’m learning what i need to work on to make my learning style better. I scored really high on the “Abstract Random” scale. I realize fifteen questions is not a very detailed measure. Once upon a time I created these kind of questionnaires in my undergrad psychology major.
see myself in the positives. I do best when I have access to experts or references. I am never afraid to ask a question. I learned long ago that there is no such thing as a stupid question. If I have the question the odds are pretty good that I am not the only one. Stimulating environments also makes sense as I can easily get board and lose my focus.
Unfortunately I saw my negatives as well. The two examples are something I seriously need to work on. The biggest issue is concentrating on one thing at a time. This is why I am feeling like I am floundering in phase 0. I don’t work well on my own. I talk myself out of feeling like I am able to succeed. Being in a controlled environment with others works best for me. I have to learn to exhale, slow down and take the test at hand piece by piece. The most frightening response is that I am unable to give exact details. Isn’t programing all about exact details? Garbage in always equals garbage out. A final issue is accepting criticism. To a certain, irrational extent, I hide from others when they have anything to say about me or my work. I need to get over that.
These revelations point out how I need to expand to a open learning mindset. I need to focus on the positive aspects of my learning. That will allow me to succeed. Fear doen’t help anybody I’m working with, let alone myself.


Q: Discuss a time you had an emotional conflict with someone. What was it about? What happened?
A: Some of my most emotional conflicts I’ve had have been with my family members. They’ve usually been quarrels over petty shit, nothing big, which kind of makes the whole argument even worse to be in. One day in particular when I was moving out I got into a heated fight with my Mom who was doing nothing but helping me pack. When I say ‘heated fight’ I really mean me being overly dramatic and stressed out, and unloading my anger out on her. Definitely the west side of the compass of shame, and that’s exactly what I felt after I left on an egregious note, shame.
Q: What was the source of the conflict?
A: Me. The source was me not being able to control my anger.
Q: Did your actions make the conflict better or worse?
A: My actions made me physically ill afterward. I had to drive 3 hours after the fight and it was the worst way to depart from home.
Q: If you could go back, what would you do differently, if anything?
A: I should have detected myself becoming more anxious during the move and diffused any situation I saw myself getting angry.
Q:What did you learn from this experience?
A: We speak turkish at my house. I came to the states when I was 4 years old and any turkish conversation I’ve had with my family is really repetitive, so I never really get a chance to expand my vocabulary. The most turkish I’ve learned to-date was from watching turkish tv when I was younger. My dad’s english is ok and my mom‘s is almost non-existent. This creates a lot of issues at home. To begin with there’s a lot of miscommunication and when a discussion gets heated, not knowing how to express yourself gets infuriating. From this specific experience I learned to take your time and breathe before lashing out at anyone else. Especially your family.
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Welcome to my website. My name is Michael Mungai. I am a 21 year old graphic artist and designer from New York City, studying Communication Design at Parsons School of Design. I was born in Nairobi, Kenya, and moved to New York in 2001 with my family. From 2001 until 2013 I attended the United Nations International School in midtown Manhattan, where I graduated with an International Baccalaureat Diploma, along with my high school diploma. My passion is in the visual arts. As a graphic designer, I believe that visual imagery is the most powerful form of communication we encounter in our society. Whether we like it or not, every image we see impacts us in some way, and ultimately has a role in the decisions we make. This is why I want to make sure that visual communication has a positive impact on all our lives. This is my personal website, created using HTML and CSS. It is a continuous work in progress and will be transforming.


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"Sometimes, It is the people no one imagines anything ofWho do the things that no one can imagine."
Shreya Goel

Actress
Home:India
Age: 19
"Sometimes, It is the people no one imagines anything ofWho do the things that no one can imagine."
Michael Leo

Actor/Video Editor
Home:Dubai,UAE
Age: 19
"That's rough buddy"
Soojin Lee

Actress
Home:Korea,China
Age: 21
"When 'i' is replaced with 'we', even 'illness' beceoms 'wellness'"
Shamma Ali Younus

Actress/Sound Producer
Home:Dubai,UAE
Age: 18
"She believed she could, so she did."


Welcome to ihalkhata.
And this is ihalkhata, a great way to keep track of your expenses and lots more
Learn what you can doAnd this is ihalkhata, a great way to keep track of your expenses and lots more
Learn what you can doInsert your data and viwe nice interactive charts, graphs of your data. Helps you to keep track of all your expenses
With this application never forget a single expense.
You can access this awesome application from your android device too.


ebuild
A low level interface to the Gentoo Portage system.
More information: home page
- Create or update the package manifest:
ebuild path/to/file.ebuild manifest
- Clean the temporary build directories for the build file:
ebuild path/to/file.ebuild clean
- Fetch sources if they do not exist:
ebuild path/to/file.ebuild fetch
- Extract the sources to a temporary build directory:
ebuild path/to/file.ebuild unpack
- Compile the extracted sources:
ebuild path/to/file.ebuild compile
- Install the package to a temporary install directory:
ebuild path/to/file.ebuild install
- Install the temporary files to the live filesystem:
ebuild path/to/file.ebuild qmerge
- Fetch, unpack, compile, install and qmerge the specified ebuild file:
ebuild path/to/file.ebuild merge