There is no appearent correlation between humidity and latitude in the City Latitude & Humidity scatter plot. However, we can see that many cities have humidity higher than 60%.It would be interesting to see the humidity percentage in the summer vs the winter.


Adelaide’s 2018 first-round picks Chayce Jones and Ned McHenry finish top-two in Crows’ 2km time-trial
by Josh GabelichThis time last year, Chayce Jones and Ned McHenry were hours away from being selected by Adelaide in the first-round of the National Draft.
On Saturday morning, the teenage pair finished first and second in the Crows’ 2km time-trial to make an early statement this pre-season, under the watch of new senior coach Matthew Nicks.
Defender Jake Kelly finished behind Jones and McHenry, with ruckman Reilly O’Brien and half-back Brodie Smith rounding out the top five.
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While McHenry is yet to make his debut, Jones received his first taste of league football in Round 1 and finished his maiden season with eight senior games under his belt.
Jones, who the Crows selected at Pick 9 last November before taking McHenry at Pick 16, relishes the competition with the small forward who could fill the void left by departed star Eddie Betts in the coming years.
“We’ve run a couple of times together, it’s probably about even now,” Jones told reporters in North Adelaide on Saturday.
“It’s good competition and it makes you better out of it all.”
After arriving from Tasmania weighing in at 77kg, Jones has added a few kilograms in his first 12 months at the club and will continue to focus on building his frame over the summer.
He finished the season with career-high 18 disposals, seven marks four tackles and two goals against the Western Bulldogs and is now eyeing more time in the middle in 2020.
“It’s nice to keep (my time) relatively similar to last year while putting on a few kilos,” he said.
“I definitely want to push myself to get in the (midfield) so it’s all about putting your foot forward in the pre-season.”


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angle_bracket_syntax - angle bracket syntax test
angle_bracket_syntax
A WORD in angle brackets is converted to WORD,
except when <WORD> is part of a preformatted code block,
or when <WORD> is enclosed in backticks.
<WORD>
or when WORD has a <dot.> or <foo:colon>.


Get number of occurrence records.
occ_count(taxonKey = NULL, georeferenced = NULL, basisOfRecord = NULL, datasetKey = NULL, date = NULL, typeStatus = NULL, country = NULL, year = NULL, from = 2000, to = 2012, type = "count", publishingCountry = "US", protocol = NULL, curlopts = list())
| taxonKey | Species key |
|---|---|
| georeferenced | Return only occurrence records with lat/long data
( |
| basisOfRecord | Basis of record |
| datasetKey | Dataset key |
| date | Collection date |
| typeStatus | A type status. See |
| country | Country data was collected in, two letter abbreviation. See http://countrycode.org/ for abbreviations. |
| year | Year data were collected in |
| from | Year to start at |
| to | Year to end at |
| type | One of count (default), schema, basis_of_record, countries, or year. |
| publishingCountry | Publishing country, two letter ISO country code |
| protocol | Protocol. E.g., 'DWC_ARCHIVE' |
| curlopts | list of named curl options passed on to
|
A single numeric value, or a list of numerics.
There is a slight difference in the way records are counted here vs.
results from occ_search()
. For equivalent outcomes, in the
occ_search()
function use hasCoordinate=TRUE
, and
hasGeospatialIssue=FALSE
to have the same outcome for this function
using georeferenced=TRUE
.
That is, there are only a certain set of supported query parameter
combinations that GBIF allows on this API route. They can be found with the
call occ_count(type='schema')
. They are also presented below:
basisOfRecord
basisOfRecord, country
basisOfRecord, country, isGeoreferenced
basisOfRecord, country, isGeoreferenced, taxonKey
basisOfRecord, country, taxonKey
basisOfRecord, datasetKey
basisOfRecord, datasetKey, isGeoreferenced
basisOfRecord, datasetKey, isGeoreferenced, taxonKey
basisOfRecord, datasetKey, taxonKey
basisOfRecord, isGeoreferenced, taxonKey
basisOfRecord, isGeoreferenced, publishingCountry
basisOfRecord, isGeoreferenced, publishingCountry, taxonKey
basisOfRecord, publishingCountry
basisOfRecord, publishingCountry, taxonKey
basisOfRecord, taxonKey
country
country, datasetKey, isGeoreferenced
country, isGeoreferenced
country, isGeoreferenced, publishingCountry
country, isGeoreferenced, taxonKey
country, publishingCountry
country, taxonKey
country, typeStatus
datasetKey
datasetKey, isGeoreferenced
datasetKey, isGeoreferenced, taxonKey
datasetKey, issue
datasetKey, taxonKey
datasetKey, typeStatus
isGeoreferenced
isGeoreferenced, publishingCountry
isGeoreferenced, publishingCountry, taxonKey
isGeoreferenced, taxonKey
issue
publishingCountry
publishingCountry, taxonKey
publishingCountry, typeStatus
taxonKey
taxonKey, typeStatus
typeStatus
protocol
year
http://www.gbif.org/developer/occurrence#metrics
# NOT RUN { occ_count(basisOfRecord='OBSERVATION') occ_count(georeferenced=TRUE) occ_count(country='DE') occ_count(country='CA', georeferenced=TRUE, basisOfRecord='OBSERVATION') occ_count(datasetKey='9e7ea106-0bf8-4087-bb61-dfe4f29e0f17') occ_count(year=2012) occ_count(taxonKey=2435099) occ_count(taxonKey=2435099, georeferenced=TRUE) occ_count(protocol='DWC_ARCHIVE') # Just schema occ_count(type='schema') # Counts by basisOfRecord types occ_count(type='basisOfRecord') # Counts by basisOfRecord types occ_count(typeStatus='ALLOTYPE') occ_count(typeStatus='HOLOTYPE') # Counts by countries. publishingCountry must be supplied (default to US) occ_count(type='countries') # Counts by year. from and to years have to be supplied, default to 2000 # and 2012 occ_count(type='year', from=2000, to=2012) # Counts by publishingCountry, must supply a country (default to US) occ_count(type='publishingCountry') occ_count(type='publishingCountry', country='BZ') # Pass on curl options occ_count(type='year', from=2000, to=2012, curlopts = list(verbose = TRUE)) # }


FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL is about a man (Hugh Grant from Sirens) and a woman (Andie MacDowell from Sex, Lies, and Videotape) who keep running into each other at weddings (4) and funerals (1). A delightful plot. Grant is in instant love with MacDowell. She likes him, but he is merely her "32nd lover". The scene where she tells him his number is priceless as is all of the witty script by Richard Curtis.
Grant on the other hand is scorned as "a serial monogamist" who has, with MacDowell, fallen in serious love for the first time. He has not had as many (8) lovers as MacDowell, and he has been unable to commit to any of them. There is a great scene where they seat him at a table with many of his ex-girlfriends - a real dinner party from Hell as they recount old stories. The direction by Mike Newell in this and most other scenes is right on the mark.
The characters are all written as fairly shallow people, and their lines have no subtle hidden meanings. The writer was content with just making a very funny and light hearted comedy. It really works. Many lines are hilarious. He has filled the script with more interesting characters that you can count. The third string characters in his script are quite funny.
The major scene stealer is the brother (a newcomer named David Bower). He cannot speak, but there is more funny sign language than I have ever seen in a movie. Bower is handsome and wise. His scene at the last wedding is the high point of the show. The funniest scene however goes to Grant's speech as the Best Man at the first wedding.
Although this is not the sort of movie that you will think about next year or even next month, you will have a very good time at it. FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL lasts 1:57, but it seems much shorter due to careful editing (Jon Gregory). It is rated R, but it is a light weight R. Teenagers should love this show as well as adults. Take a date; it's great fun. It made *** in my book and is certainly a thumbs up.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: March 28, 1994
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CHASE, THE (director: Arthur Ripley; screenwriters: from a Cornell Woolrich novel "The Black Path of Fear"/Philip Yordan; cinematographer: Franz Planer; editor: Edward Mann; cast: Robert Cummings (Chuck Scott), Peter Lorre (Gino), Michèle Morgan (Lorna Roman), Steve Cochran (Eddie Roman), Lloyd Corrigan (Emmerick Johnson), Jack Holt (Commander Davidson), Don Wilson (Fats); Runtime: 84; Silver Screen Video/United Artists; 1946)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
When a shell-shocked ex-serviceman, filled with horrible dreams, experiencing hard times, Chuck Scott (Cummings), finds a wallet with over $80, he returns it to the home of a wealthy Miami businessman, Eddie Roman (Cochran). As a reward for his honesty, he's hired as a chauffeur.
Soon Chuck sees that he's working for a crooked businessman who's sinister aide, Gino (Lorre), constantly smirks and is always menacing. Chuck observes that when a rival shipping businessman, Emmerick Johnson (Corrigan), is invited over for dinner, he next shows up dead as his body was dumped in the ocean by Gino. Johnson was locked in a wine cellar and a vicious dog was set on him, when he wouldn't do business with Roman.
He also sees that Romam's wife of three years, Lorna (Morgan), is unhappy and feels hopelessly trapped in this marriage, as on one of the drives he takes her to a lonely beach spot where she tells him how cruel her husband is and how she must escape to Havana. She offers Chuck $1,000 to take her there. He agrees, and after he buys the tickets they plan to leave that evening.
In his dream, he imagines falling in love with Lorna and arriving in Havana. When he is dancing with her, someone steals the knife he just bought in a souvenir shop and stabs Lorna fatally in the back. He gets blamed for killing her and can't convince the police otherwise, so he runs from them through the back streets of Havana. That is how the film got its title of "The Chase." It was a fascinating scene, darkly capturing the tortured mind of Chuck and the stifling atmosphere of Cuba during the mid-forties.
When Chuck awakens from the dream, where he dreamt that Gino killed Lorna and then him, he calls his psychiatrist from the service, Navy Commander Davidson (Holt). They meet in Miami's Florida Club to unwind over a few drinks, and the amnesiac Chuck suddenly remembers he has to keep an appointment with Lorna to take her to Havana tonight.
Warning: spoiler to follow in the next paragraph.
Roman realizes that Lorna is trying to escape to Havana, and with Gino driving they try to stop them. Wanting to go faster, he uses a trick accelerator device in the back seat of his limo that allows him to control the speed. When trying to overtake a train, the two are killed. Chuck and Lorna arrive safely in Havana, and wind up in the same nightclub he saw in his dream. They kiss and swear to stay together forever.
This film noir is memorable for its dark, dream-like feel, as reality becomes indistinguishable from the dream sequences. Because of those shots, this film became a cult classic; but, it is one that is rarely shown on TV. The film was adapted from a Cornell Woolrich book, as he is a noted writer of the Black Mask mystery school. They specialize in dark and expressionistic works, which this film is perfect example of.
REVIEWED ON 8/22/2001 GRADE: C
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Paul McCartney feared headlining Glastonbury would show he endorsed 'mass killing of badgers'
by Phoebe SouthworthPaul McCartney feared playing Glastonbury would endorse the "'mass killing of badgers", Brian May has revealed.
The Beatles star is said to have rang up the Queen guitarist for advice ahead of his headline performance at the world famous venue next year.
May, 72, had refused his own invitation to perform after clashing with organiser Michael Eavis over the morality of badger culls.
Eavis had branded May's opposition a "danger to farming", prompting calls from activists for performers to boycott the festival at Worthy Farm in June 2020.
Sir Paul, 77, was apparently concerned that by accepting the invite, it would suggest he supported killing the wild animals.
May wrote on social media: "Paul was kind enough to phone me about this before he accepted the invitation.
"He was concerned that he might be thought to be endorsing the current mass killing of badgers.
"Paul, a great campaigner on behalf of animals, is firmly against the Badger Cull.
"I told him he should not feel any obligations - that my reluctance to play was based on the personal comments Michael Eavis has made about me."
May previously called the practice a "tragedy and unnecessary crime against wildlife", and claimed he was "frequently insulted" by Eavis because of his views.
Sir Paul eventually decided to accept the invite and May wished him luck with his performance.
He wrote: "I work daily with people who disagree with me in matters like this - it's necessary in order to move forward.
"But I don't have to work with people who insult me who are ignorant of the work I do.
"People can change, and I'm always open to that. In the meantime I wish Paul and his band a great gig."
Badgers are culled in an attempt to reduce the spread of bovine tuberculosis.


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If Untitled Goose Game were a Playstation 1 game
by Rob BeschizzaUntitled Goose Game is the hit title where you play an obstreperous bird menacing a bucolic village. Game developer Miziziziz wondered what it would look like as an even lower-poly game on the originaly Playstation.
It gives me Silent Hill vibes now, which is just perfect.


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| Book of Mormon |
Annotations |
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Chapter 12
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1 And it came to pass that when Jesus had spoken these
words unto Nephi, and to those who had been called, (now the number of them
who had been called, and received power and authority to baptize, was twelve)
and behold, he stretched forth his hand unto the multitude, and cried unto
them, saying: Blessed are ye if ye shall give heed unto the words of these
twelve whom I have chosen from among you to minister unto you, and to be your
servants; and unto them I have given power that they may baptize you with
water; and after that ye are baptized with water, behold, I will baptize you
with fire and with the Holy Ghost; therefore blessed are ye if ye shall
believe in me and be baptized, after that ye have seen me and know that I am.
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2 And again, more blessed are they who shall believe in
your words because that ye shall testify that ye have seen me, and that ye
know that I am.   A city that is set on a hill cannot be hid.
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15 Behold, do men light a candle and put it under a
bushel? Nay, but on a candlestick, and it giveth light to all that are in the
house;
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The only reference to a pre-Columbian, American candle I
can find is this:
“archeological findings from the first century CE support the idea that native Americans burned oily fish (candlefish) wedged into a forked stick”
(Indian Journal of Chemical Technology, p. 319).
And, apparently these fish are only found in the sea of Pacific Northwest, so
it seems “candle” would be a meaningless term for these people.
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16 Therefore let your light so shine before this people,
that they may see your good works and glorify your Father who is in heaven.
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17 Think not that I am come to destroy the law or the
prophets. I am not come to destroy but to fulfil;
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18 For verily I say unto you, one jot nor one tittle hath
not passed away from the law, but in me it hath all been fulfilled.
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commandments of my Father, that ye shall believe in me, and that ye shall
repent of your sins, and come unto me with a broken heart and a contrite
spirit. Behold, ye have the commandments before you, and the law is
fulfilled.
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20 Therefore come unto me and be ye saved; for verily I
say unto you, that except ye shall keep my commandments, which I have
commanded you at this time, ye shall in no case enter into the kingdom of
heaven.
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21 Ye have heard that it hath been said by them of old
time, and it is also written before you, that thou shalt not kill, and
whosoever shall kill shall be in danger of the judgment of God;
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22 But I say unto you, that whosoever is angry with his
brother shall be in danger of his judgment. And whosoever shall say to his
brother, Raca, shall be in danger of the council; and whosoever shall say,
Thou fool, shall be in danger of hell fire.
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23 Therefore, if ye shall come unto me, or shall desire to
come unto me, and rememberest that thy brother hath aught against thee—
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thy brother, and then come unto me with full purpose of heart, and I will
receive you.
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the way with him, lest at any time he shall get thee, and thou shalt be cast
into prison.
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26 Verily, verily, I say unto thee, thou shalt by no means
come out thence until thou hast paid the uttermost senine. And while ye are
in prison can ye pay even one senine?
“The word here translated as compel, angareuo, is a Persian loan word that is
a technical term for the Roman practice of requisitioning local goods or
labour. Schweizer notes that it specifically refers to the power of the
Romans to demand that a local serve as a guide or porter” (Wikipedia).
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borrow of thee turn thou not away.
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neighbor and hate thine enemy;
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them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them who
despitefully use you and persecute you;
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heaven; for he maketh his sun to rise on the evil and on the good.
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But, when he destroys the wicked, he may also destroy the
innocent as he destroys entire cities because of the wicked (see 3 Ne 9:3-12
for example).
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were under the law, in me are all fulfilled.
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new.
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48 Therefore I would that ye should be perfect even as I,
or your Father who is in heaven is perfect.
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Index
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Hall,
Monty,
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hats, guessing numbers on,
10–11
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78
heurist, cultural divide with algorithmist,
167
heuristic improvements to the minimum spanning tree-based route,
162
heuristic problem solving techniques, related
to the Traveling Salesman Problem,
171
heuristic search techniques,
164
hubs,
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IMPORTANT: Development is paused right now. Use at your own risk.
Discussion and questions about HyperDEX atomic swap powered decentralized exchange. The project is maintained by HyperDEX team.
100 messages
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hyperDEX26-Jun-19 07:21 AM
So i am waiting for them to port that functionality from mm 1.0 to mm 2.0 then my devs can start porting hyperdex over. I dont think there should be too big of a delay between mm 2.0 being 100% ready and when hyperDEX can use it
CoinKing8826-Jun-19 07:22 AM
@hyperDEX Okay thanks, atomicdex uses the barterdex asset also in the backend(DEX)?
hyperDEX26-Jun-19 07:24 AM
Yes so atomicDEX is the mobile GUI the KMD team created(edited)
So it will be part of the DEX asset
The back end uses the new mm2.0 which is the upgrade of mm1.0 which was used by barterDEX and hyperDEX
CoinKing8826-Jun-19 08:50 AM
Thanks for the update, i'll keep hodling my DEX assets (would be nice if there will be a liquid market soon), my delta app fluctates very heavily b/c of the DEX (although the price of DEX is the same for the last days on CoinExchange due to lack of volume). 20-25% changes out of nowhere give me a heartattack sometimes (edited)
hyperDEX26-Jun-19 11:41 AM
haha
Regnar06-Jul-19 02:23 AM
Hey @hyperDEX so what's the word on porting over to MM2? Do you guys have a rough timeline for when you can start/finished?
hyperDEX06-Jul-19 06:45 AM
@Regnar Unfortunately there were some miscommunications surrounding how our GUI was built and what functionalities mm2.0 requires for it to be a easy port. Unfortunately it is more work but i have asked Sindre to look into. No ETA at the moment as there seems to be a few things we have to change with the current interface.
We will try to get it out ASAP(edited)
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furshure12320-Jul-19 02:23 PM
hey all do we have to be signed into google play store as the email we registered to download hyperdex?
Mine says coming soon - register
under play store
Regnar20-Jul-19 06:27 PM
@furshure123 you're confusing HyperDEX with AtomicDEX. This is HyperDEX the desktop DEX platform.
Nightly builds of HyperDEX. Contribute to atomiclabs/hyperdex-nightlies development by creating an account on GitHub.
If you are adventurous give it a go and report any issues you may find. This is early so may not be good for grandmas just yet.
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allbits25-Jul-19 03:22 AM
Working well so far. I did freeze my whole system when I tried to remove a coin
allbits25-Jul-19 03:54 AM
I seemed to get an error. Forget what it said but it have the option to print the error? So I did. I now have kmd/Bch swap stuck at step three. And no more orderbooks showing up for any pairs
hyperDEX25-Jul-19 04:55 AM
When it crashes it clears all the other order @allbits and only keeps the ones in progress
But that is something we will work on, recover from crashes "gracefully"
SvetJordanov25-Jul-19 05:26 AM
@hyperDEX reported the issue Will test some more after work
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phideas25-Jul-19 01:54 PM
Can i get some Rick and Morty? I'd like to try out the new Hyperdex nightly. thanks! RJj6WyeSUWnN7sJwHYWXikjzB6kX32q278
Oszy25-Jul-19 01:55 PM
me too please, faucet hates me: RW5LqPVTNk2V94xL9j5485TEpQEqjNotyq
CHMEX25-Jul-19 02:03 PM
@phideas@Oszy sent
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vichiet25-Jul-19 04:33 PM
Just buy 1 Dex coin from hyperdex . Very nice and fast
hastrup25-Jul-19 04:46 PM
@vichiet what was the price?
jansako25-Jul-19 04:50 PM
40 KMD per. I have a pair of orders up for testing.
vichiet25-Jul-19 04:57 PM
40 kmd
Acura25-Jul-19 04:57 PM
If anyone needs DEX, i can sell it for 40kmd
vichiet25-Jul-19 04:58 PM
Create a marketmaker , I think you will sell very fast
I create an order at 35 kmd if you want to try with me on hyperdex
jansako25-Jul-19 05:03 PM
Race to the bottom!!!!
hastrup25-Jul-19 05:05 PM
@Acura what was the highest price you can recall for dex?
jansako25-Jul-19 05:14 PM
I think about 47 or so at the height of the pump when MM1 was released
Supernet was at that time ~42-45
jl777c25-Jul-19 05:14 PM
i remember it traded at 100
jansako25-Jul-19 05:14 PM
woot?
OK, I did sell some DEX for 0.02 BTC, but neither KMD nor BTC were at today's prices... (October 2018)
hastrup25-Jul-19 05:17 PM
@jansako ofc. but think it's selling for 40 right now whit a product. And 100 whit no product. Just a matter of time
Befor
jansako25-Jul-19 05:18 PM
It is selling at 40 because that is how high I set my order... if (when) it sells I will put the next one higher (edited)
unless someone else undercuts me, of course!
hastrup25-Jul-19 05:20 PM
Understandable but 40 each is a good price :)
jansako25-Jul-19 05:20 PM
Agreed.
Acura25-Jul-19 05:23 PM
@hastrup for me i had seen 2017 highest price 58kmd one Dex - Could have been higher, of course.
hastrup25-Jul-19 05:23 PM
@Acura thx for info!
willofleo25-Jul-19 06:02 PM
Dex is one of those coins that will either go big or go home and if it goes big that a hell of a gain like binance hell of a gain
allbits25-Jul-19 06:02 PM
I get error "unhandled promise rejection" again. Seems to happen right after I start a second simultaneous swap
Swaps completed tho. But I had to restart to see the updated balances.
jansako25-Jul-19 06:07 PM
that you feeding me DEX?
on my node it was sitting on some sort of http_fallback:464 status, but eventually got over it & completed
says things like "time to use http fallback"
allbits25-Jul-19 06:12 PM
This time I got unhandled promise rejection with just one swap outstanding.
hastrup25-Jul-19 06:12 PM
@willofleo I do not agree whit that. If atomicdex api is a top 50 exchange. That in my mind is a success. But its now boom or bust but decent.(edited)
allbits25-Jul-19 06:27 PM
Then I just waited without swapping and got the unhandled promise rejection error. Once that happens, balances and orderbooks stop updating and restart is required
willofleo25-Jul-19 08:18 PM
@hyperDEX I see that sometimes orders are no longer visible after a while when doing other things but that is fix when hyperdex is closed and restarted , a "Refresh button will be convenient or a circle icon with arrows point clock wise , so one can just click on it and orders reappear
willofleo25-Jul-19 08:56 PM
@hastrup we do agree with top 50 , binance is in top 50 too
hastrup25-Jul-19 09:27 PM
@willofleo XD
hyperDEX25-Jul-19 09:48 PM
@allbits devs will look at that soon. Sorry just ramping up and i have another dev starting soon so fixes should hopefully be faster.
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allbits25-Jul-19 10:06 PM
All good. Just reporting what I find :) Great to back on hyperdex again! Brings back memories. And it's already working so much better!
hyperDEX25-Jul-19 10:09 PM
I think the bugs being reported should be easy enough to solve.
The new dev will be working on the arb bot side of things
hastrup25-Jul-19 10:32 PM
@hyperDEX great to hear you have a new Dev!!
allbits25-Jul-19 11:28 PM
When the user clicks on an order, the price field is automatically populated - at the moment, it is populated with a price that is a little lower than the price clicked on. This was necessary in the olden times. But now, the actual price clicked should be populated.
hyperDEX25-Jul-19 11:29 PM
@allbits we are waiting for the mm2.0 team to change the API for that but we are working to resolve that in the GUI once done
bigpromo1625-Jul-19 11:36 PM
I got invited to the atomicdex but my email wasnt attached to my google play account. The email said contact someone here on discord.
hyperDEX25-Jul-19 11:50 PM
@bigpromo16 hit up #atomicdex-beta
This channel is for the desktop app
花果山25-Jul-19 11:54 PM
@hyperDEX Can't customize the price of the pending order?
hyperDEX26-Jul-19 12:00 AM
@花果山 you can set limit orders
We are working on a way to cancel the order. For now if you close the app and reopen the orders should be cancelled
This is not ready to be used for real trading. Little amounts is fine but please be aware we are still trying to get a stable release out, this is a very early beta
miles26-Jul-19 06:43 AM
just got set up and managed a few swaps - awesome job guys, so much smoother now! thank you!
hyperDEX26-Jul-19 07:13 AM
@miles should be a lot better when we fix up the small little issues we have with mm2.0
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miles26-Jul-19 07:46 AM
No doubt! But for such and early beta to out so quick and useable for small stuff is credit to everyone! Out of interest, I can see a difference between the fees for AtomicDEX and HyperDex for coins that are common (ltc for example) at the moment, is this something that will be aligned in the future so that users have. It need to think where to swap for the best rate?
Acura26-Jul-19 08:21 AM
How there is a cancel Button for an open order on hyperDex?
Acura26-Jul-19 08:35 AM
Is there also an option to Withdraw Coins from hyperDex?
Otherwhise the user must Login via an another wallet to withdraw(edited)
jansako26-Jul-19 08:47 AM
The button is on the 'wallet' tab, under each coin you have 'deposit' and 'withdraw'.
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I see the nightly, sorry, I will jsut bug off now.
Acura26-Jul-19 08:59 AM
Yeah, using nightly build
my first trade went trough without any Problems - i love it(edited)
hyperDEX26-Jul-19 09:18 AM
@miles you mean fees or the rate? The mm2.0 team need to create a new API that gives accurate numbers, then we dont need the small % margin of error. Say i was to buy something listed for 0.1, when you click on it, our DEX might sell it for 0.09 instead. This was due to the mm1.0 needing this error margin. It will still execute at 0.1 though
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@Acura cancel is one of the things that has changed and we need to work on. If you want to cancel orders for now, just close the GUI
1
It will cancel everything that has not started.
Yes for now it is just nightly, we want to make sure it is stable then we will do a official release.
Acura26-Jul-19 09:21 AM
cool, thx4info
hyperDEX26-Jul-19 09:21 AM
Also if you have any issues or feature requests please raise a github issue
D2D privacyalternatives.com26-Jul-19 01:20 PM
Hi, can you explain how hyperDEX works and how it differs from other swap/exchange apps in the Komodo ecosystem? Thanks
gcharang26-Jul-19 01:28 PM
@D2D privacyalternatives.com all the DEXes in the komodo ecosystem use the same backend - mmV2
they are all different GUIs so they have different UX + UI + features
creating an order in one of them will match in all the others


NEWS.md
import_all_cntrounds
and import_country
returned incorrect countries [#31]
Minor release
The ess
package has been renamed to essurvey
for a name conflict with Emacs Speaks Statistics (ESS). See R-pkg mailing list, the post related to the release of ess-0-0-1.
ess_rounds
and ess_all_rounds
are deprecated and will be removed in the next release. Use import_rounds
instead [#22]
ess_country
and ess_all_cntrounds
are deprecated and will be removed in the next release. Use import_countries
instead [#22]
The your_email
argument name of ess_*
functions has be changed to ess_email
[#23]
import_rounds
, import_all_rounds
and download_rounds
have been introduced as replacements of ess_rounds
and ess_all_rounds
. Same changes were repeated for ess_country
and ess_all_cntrounds
[#22]
set_email
to set your email as environmental variable rather than write it in each call [#23]
All requests to the ESS website are now done through HTTPS rather than HTTP [#24]
Add package level documentation [#20]
remove_missings() together with remove_numeric_missings() and remove_character_missings() now allow you to recode the typical categories ‘Not applicable’, ‘Don’t know’, etc.. into NA’s. See the vignette example for more details. [#1]
Can download files in ‘stata’, ‘spss’ and ‘sas’ formats for all functions (both for downloading to user’s directory and for reading data). [#11]
show_themes() and show_theme_rounds() now available to see which themes have been included in which rounds. [#7]
show_rounds_country() is now available to see which countries participated in which rounds [#14]
The ouput_dir
argument is now set to getwd()
rather than NULL
as default. [#16]
When parsing country rounds from the ESS table from the website, shaded dots were being interpreted as valid rounds when in fact they’re not. show_* funs new exclude shaded dots until they’ve been added as valid rounds
If any ess_*
function can not connect to the ESS website they will return an explicit R error. [#12]
ess_all_cntrounds
and ess_all_rounds
were returning the directory of each of the files. Now they only return the single directory where the files where saved as a message


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ACTIVE INGREDIENTS (in each ml)
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PURPOSE
PURPOSE VISCOSITY
PURPOSE VISCOSITY
USE
RELIEVES
DRY EYES,
DISCOMFORT AND MINOR IRRITATION
PROTECTS AND SOOTHES EYE
TIREDNESS, EYE STRESS
WARNINGS
DO NOT USE IF THE SINGLE-USE DROPPER IS NOT INTACT. TO AVOID CONTAMINATION, DO NOT TOUCH TIP OF DROPPER TO ANY SURFACE. ONCE OPENED, DISCARD.
STOP USE AND ASK A DOCTOR IF
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Detached Containers and Logging
By the end of this exercise, you should be able to:
- Run a container detached from the terminal
- Fetch the logs of a container
- Attach a terminal to the STDOUT of a running container
Running a Container in the Background
First try running a container as usual; the STDOUT and STDERR streams from the main containerized process are directed to the terminal:
PS: node-0 Administrator> docker container run microsoft/nanoserver ping <IP_ADDRESS> -n 2 Pinging <IP_ADDRESS> with 32 bytes of data: Reply from <IP_ADDRESS>: bytes=32 time=1ms TTL=113 Reply from <IP_ADDRESS>: bytes=32 time=1ms TTL=113 Ping statistics for <IP_ADDRESS>: Packets: Sent = 2, Received = 2, Lost = 0 (0% loss), Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds: Minimum = 1ms, Maximum = 1ms, Average = 1ms
The same process can be run in the background with the
-d
flag:PS: node-0 Administrator> docker container run -d microsoft/nanoserver ping <IP_ADDRESS> -t 5505012d74b3480a0a05ebd0ca1d256d08edc1916ef19d56fbe728bc3cecc502
This time, we only see the container's ID; its STDOUT isn't being sent to the terminal.
Use this second container's ID to inspect the logs it generated:
PS: node-0 Administrator> docker container logs <container ID>
These logs correspond to STDOUT and STDERR from all processes running in the container. Also note when using container IDs: you don't need to specify the entire ID. Just enough characters from the start of the ID to uniquely identify it, often just 2 or 3, is sufficient.
Attaching to Container Output
We can attach a terminal to a container's main process output with the
attach
command; try it with the last container you made in the previous step:PS: node-0 Administrator> docker container attach <container ID>
We can leave attached mode by then pressing
CTRL+C
. Note that the container still happily runs in the background as you can confirm withdocker container ls
.
Using Logging Options
We saw previously how to read the entire log of a container's main process; we can also use a couple of flags to control what logs are displayed.
--tail n
limits the display to the last n lines; try it with the container that should be running from the last step:PS: node-0 Administrator> docker container logs --tail 5 <container ID>
You should see the last 5 pings from this container.
Conclusion
In this exercise, we saw our first detached containers. Almost all containers you ever run will be running in detached mode; you can use container attach
to interact with their main processes, as well as container logs
to fetch their logs. Note that both attach
and logs
interact with the main process only - if you launch child processes inside a container, it's up to you to manage their STDOUT and STDERR streams.


What am I looking at?
You are looking at the relative contribution of different cognitive concepts for a single location in the brain, an x,y,z coordinate called a "voxel." Each circle represents a statistical brain map result for a particular task and cognitive concept, colored by the value in the original brain map (reds are more positive, blues more negative) and sized (larger to smaller) for the same dimension. If you mouse over a node, the cognitive concepts relevant to the image will light up in the bottom right. If you mouse over a cognitive concept, the associated nodes will be highlighted.
What do you mean "relative contribution?"
We used a bunch a brain maps labeled with
cognitive concepts to generate a sparse Logistic Regression model at each voxel (think an x,y,z coordinate in a 3D brain map), meaning that we found an optimal weighting of each cognitive concept to predict the voxel values across a large set of images. You are looking at the "relative contribution" (e.g., importance) of each concept for a particular voxel, represented by the weight (the beta or regression parameter) produced by the model.
What do these voxel-wise models do?
Having a model at each voxel means that we can use cognitive concepts to predict brain maps, and predict cognitive concepts from a new brain map. The model is sparse because the algorithm sets the weights of as many of the regression parameters (one for each cognitive concept) to zero. Thus, although there are a total 132 cognitive concepts, you will only see a subset in the list at the bottom right for each region.
How do I explore different regions?
If you use the region selector in the bottom left, you will be taken to a random voxel within the region. Some regions are very large, meaning the model looks very different between voxels in the same region, and for this reason we encourage you to reload the same region multiple times to see the variance. Brain regions correspond to randomly selected MNI (x,y,z) coordinates from the
AAL2 atlas
resampled to 4mm with nearest interpolation. Data and labels were obtained courtesy of
NeuroVault. Full script to generate coordinates
is available.


Pacific Rim
Pacific Rim is a movie starring Idris Elba, Charlie Hunnam, and Rinko Kikuchi. As a war between humankind and monstrous sea creatures wages on, a former pilot and a trainee are paired up to drive a seemingly obsolete special weapon...


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My first experience with this substance was impressive even at what must be considered a lower dose. In a few words - visual, beautiful, alien clarity.
My familiarity with drugs is limited - plenty of alcohol, occasionally weed or MDMA, nitrous oxide, recently methoxetamine and salvia (limited effect), never hallucinogens - so perhaps my experience was heigtened by my inexperience; but the overall impact stands. There was definitely clearness of mind throughout, though strange thought patterns, but toward the end I was unsure what was real and what was not.
T = 0:00; 7pm
I decided to go for a walk, alone, during the come up, so held the blotter (mild bitter taste) under my tongue for about 20 minutes without swallowing saliva as I went exploring. I found a dilapidated Victorian graveyard next to the common and wondered through this, waiting to feel effects. Certain people I encountered as I wondered through here and the common featured later in the trip in a kind of thought loop.
T +1:00
An hour after leaving the house I was sitting by a lake watching the ripples on the water, very aware of the geometrical patterns they were making. The ground also started morphing, and I felt an intense euphoria. Someone behind me is playing Chinese-style music on a recorder. There were people around and I decided to walk home, a manic grin on my face, in case this became too much of a challenge later. I couldn't look at people without laughing.
T +2:00
Back home now, listening to trippy music. The next few hours were a repetition of venturing into the garden to stare at the sky, then retreating back to the cosiest room in the house, drinking various herbal teas, and occasionally narrating the experience on my computer. I find myself making slight changes to my routine so as to distinguish one repetition from another. I wrote this:
'strong euphoria, cannot stop laughing, everything morphing. Fractal and prismatic vision in the sky, layers to everything, colour decomposition.
Typing is hard. The sounds of music are amazing, pulsing through, encroaching on vision, the feeling of the beats... its like satisfying exactly what you wish the beats to be and do.'
T +3:00
'Still going hard. Don't know what has happened the last few hours, or rather what happened and what didn't. Losing myself and vision in the keyboard as I type. Very visual, if I let attention linger for a moment on something visually morphing and self-similarity and the most beautiful colours in the world. And layers, always looking into another layer, and getting so lost in the visuals I only remember to breathe so so late.
I'm not going in the kitchen right now as the wall is breathing really loudly and I don't want to wake it up.'
I had a nitrous balloon around now, which kicked me to another level.
'Amazing. Lasted an eternity, and on the 'come back' vision and noise morphed and flashed and I felt like there was a person who had been walking the entire trip with me and my whole life and at that point - rushing back down - we merged. Or I realised that was me. Or something.' (the person I 'merged' with looked like a guy I saw on the common earlier)
T +5:10, 12:10 midnight
'Definite time dilation, keep getting lost in images. Euphoria definitely gone, in fact partly absent from everything but the first 2 hours, though loads of... amazement at the world, and at the inner patterns in even very simple objects. Sometimes things are warped into faces or something, sometimes grotesque, but not fearful - more curious. Keep getting massive de-ja-vu, how much of tonight is happening, how much of things before were this?
Thinking... maybe the logical end of this is the beginning... maybe I need to head back to the common.'
I walked to the common, a bit freaked out at leaving the cosiest room in the house; it's very dark, and I'm a bit fearful of running into anyone, especially on the common at night in this state. The silhouettes of the trees seem to be pondering, watching me, not malicious, but entirely alien. The visuals are dying down, but reappear if I let myself get lost in an image. I reach the pond where I was initially coming up, and reflect for a while; then head home. The person I noticed on the common at the start, and during the nitrous balloon, is on the other side of the lake, watching me.
T +6:30
'Returned, feeling pretty normal, pupils still huge (as all night), mild pain in lower left of abdomen. Everything felt in a loop; there are loops everywhere, in images and in the immediate world, and in time, one event feeding into and bearing similarity to another. Heading back to the park, where I was coming up, was strange, exposing, other people seemed alien; but the right thing to do. Someone, somewhere, is beginning their version just as here and now my version draws to a close.'
I go to bed. It takes maybe an hour to sleep, and I wake up the next day with no hangover or anything.
So, an interesting experience even on a lower dose, always quite rooted in reality, but a visually augmented reality. Sounds also mildly altered, and some synaethesia, but everything very focussed on the visual aspects. Strong initial euphoria. Mental clarity and motor abilities always there (could type, make tea, walk to the common), though lose track of what is real or not, especially after the balloon. I have heard and suspect that this combines well with other substances, though quite magical for me alone. Interacting with others would have been possible most of the time, though I definitely did not desire to do so.
Will be doing this again.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


My first salvia experience was approached with a good deal of trepidation; I cannot say I am an experienced psychonaut. The closest I have ever come to any self-revelatory experiences was with some very low grade mushrooms, and I saw little in the way of the visual phantasmagoria others have reported. I was understandably worried about the effects of this plant, having read many of the available subjective experiences about it on this website. But my curiosity got the better of me, and in this instance, I am glad that it did.
Having secured the Salvia from a reputable source, I prepared it in a 6X solution, dried the leaves, and placed them in a bowl of a homemade hooka. As I did so, I felt that, just as with cannabis, I should make some gesture of respect towards the spirit of the plant. I have no one set of religious beliefs, but I said something of a prayer requesting that no harm come to me or those around me as I partook.
I had prepared a couch, placed the hooka on the floor beside it, the bowl of which serendipitously was just level with the edge of the seat. I had selected a favorite album of mine, Pangaea by Stephen Bacchus, as it offers a wide range of instruments in the selections, but is very melodic and never jarring. Starting the music, I lay on the couch and lit the bowl for the first time. An experienced but out of practice cannabis user, I tended to hold the smoke for at least 5 seconds before inhaling, but in the case of Salvia, IMHO this might be unnecessary.
I took a total of four initial puffs, and after the 4th, lay back and looked at the patterned acoustic ceiling of the basement, counting 'One-one thousand, Two- one thousand' etc. until about 35 seconds. Then with majestic slowness, the tiles in the center of field of vision began to waver, to sway back and forth. At the periphery of vision, the square tiles began to flow into a counter-clockwise vortex. At this point, I closed my eyes, and surrendered to whatever the experience had to offer. Perhaps this attitude is what afforded me the great gift I was about to receive.
What happened next is somewhat embarrassing to relate. I hope the reader does not think this in any way to be an attempt by an exhibitionist performing verbal self-exposure. I am by nature a shy individual, and not given to revealing personal information easily. But I feel that the benefits of the Salvia experience far outweigh any normal reluctance on my part.
As a feeling of electricity buzzed through my body, I began to have an erection. A very strong one, and it was to say the least, distracting. While this was happening, it also felt as if the music was somehow massaging my body; the feeling can only be described as if hundreds of miniature rollers that contained small bumps were being rolled over my entire body. What was even more interesting was that it seemed to somehow be conforming to the music; the second track of the album contains Indonesian gamelon music (specially tuned bells struck in rhythm) and the sensations seemed especially synchronized with it. Also, I had deliberately set the volume of the stereo to the lowest setting possible, and the couch was a good three meters away, yet the music seemed quite loud and clear, as though I were wearing headphones. Time fell away like a scab covering new skin, and my breathing seemed to be unnaturally easy and flowing.
As the experience progressed, I saw all manner of swirling, multicolored, but very precise geometric patterns that seemed to flow pinwheel fashion. They would flow up out of a vortex, outwards then down and back into itself. It reminded me of graphical representations of the Earth's magnetic field. On that realization came another thought: this was the true meaning of the Tao; endless recycling of all there is.
Unfortunately, the experience was marred by the necessity to get up and relieve myself; it's been my sad history that the mundane intrudes into the sublime and ruins an extraordinary moment. I made it into the bathroom without incident. My image in the mirror looked no worse for wear. In the intervening weeks (only on Saturdays!) with every session, I have had the relaxation/arousal/massage sensation. As I had said, who needs horrendously expensive and possibly dangerous Viagra, when you can have Salvia. - and have some real mental fireworks as well as the physical ones?
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


I originally wrote this for the INDOE 28 Days of Learning blog as part of Digital Learning Month. This is a cross post of that article. I removed the byline inserted by the INDOE and the bio at the end.
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What does your typical class period look like? If you’re like me, you have between 20 and 30 (or more) students that are all vying for your attention so you can meet their needs. There’s nothing wrong with that…in fact, you’re at your best when you’re working one-on-one.
But, in reality, how much one-on-one time do you get with kids? Probably much less than you would prefer. We’re often relegated to the front of the room, at the whiteboard or projector, speaking to a large (mostly captive) audience. Then, we get some time to practice as a group before the class period is over.
This is not effective.
I want to propose a simple solution to help mitigate the lost time in whole-group instruction: record a lesson. Or, record multiple lessons. Record something that can be moved out of the public space (class) to the private space (on-demand), wherever and whenever that may be.
Now, some of you may be thinking that this is far too hard to do on a regular basis, and I’m here to politely disagree. Screen capture technology has improved dramatically in recent years and it is easier to get started now than it ever has before.
Screenr.com – Screenr is a website that will record your screen for free. You can log in using Google, Twitter, Facebook, or Yahoo! account in order to save and share your recording. Screenr will record your screen for 5 minutes at a time (more on that in a minute) and then host them on the site, which is great if you can’t access YouTube.
Jing – Jing is a free download that runs on your computer. It also records five minutes at a time and hosts the videos in a linked account to a site called Screencast.com. The videos can be shared and even password protected on Screencast, and again, the hosting serves as a place to go if YouTube isn’t an option.
There are different ways to advance your recordings. Essentially, these are videos that have edited portions to enhance the content sharing. Imagine taking a video of your computer screen with Jing or Screenr, and then running it through iMovie or Windows Movie Maker, which is, in fact, one way to accomplish the goal.
The program I would recommend for more advanced recording and editing is called Camtasia. It is created by the same company that makes Jing and they offer education pricing. If you feel comfortable with video editing, this may be something you look into as you research screen capture.
So, should you record absolutely everything and just put it online for kids to access? Absolutely not. Should the use of these videos be relegated to home? Absolutely not. Content is available 24/7, and we need to begin allowing access to content wherever and whenever students are ready to use it.
There are some lessons that lend themselves to recording, others that are terribly ineffective if recorded. My general rule of thumb: if it is rote, procedural, algorithmic, or lower-level information, it might be a good recording. This would be something like how to log into a Google Apps account for your class. It could also be how to perform a chemical conversion or how to spot an adverb in writing. The video is to help offset some of the initial (or remedial) skill-building that comes with learning new content. Even then, a topic you may think would make a good video could bomb with students…and that’s okay.
Think of using video in your instruction like a chef prepares a meal…it cannot be just salt, but it also cannot be the main course. It has to be used intentionally to solve a particular problem. For me, recording lesson segments allows me the time and opportunity to move throughout the room and focus on higher-order problem solving and learning with students…together.
Let’s go back to our opening question: What does a typical class period look like for you? Here’s mine:
The Challenge
Take the one question that bugs you the most, record an answer, and post it online as a resource. When a student asks you that question, point them to the resource. This does not have to be a lesson…it can be something simple like how to add a file to a folder in Google Drive. Free up some of your valuable class time by moving some lower-level tasks from the public space (class) to the private space (on-demand). Post a link to your video once it’s created and share your learning.
Written on February 10th, 2013 by Brian Bennett Categorized in: All Flipclass Teaching Technology
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lpr(1) Apple Inc. lpr(1) NAME lpr - print files SYNOPSIS lpr [ -E ] [ -H server[:port] ] [ -U username ] [ -P destina‐ tion[/instance] ] [ -# num-copies [ -h ] [ -l ] [ -m ] [ -o option[=value] ] [ -p] [ -q ] [ -r ] [ -C/J/T title ] [ file(s) ] DESCRIPTION lpr submits files for printing. Files named on the command line are sent to the named printer (or the default destination if no destination is specified). If no files are listed on the command-line, lpr reads the print file from the standard input. THE DEFAULT DESTINATION CUPS provides many ways to set the default destination. The "LPDEST" and "PRINTER" environment variables are consulted first. If neither are set, the current default set using the lpoptions(1) command is used, followed by the default set using the lpadmin(8) command. OPTIONS The following options are recognized by lpr: -E Forces encryption when connecting to the server. -H server[:port] Specifies an alternate server. -C "name" -J "name" -T "name" Sets the job name. -P destination[/instance] Prints files to the named printer. -U username Specifies an alternate username. -# copies Sets the number of copies to print from 1 to 100. -h Disables banner printing. This option is equivalent to "-o job- sheets=none". -l Specifies that the print file is already formatted for the destina‐ tion and should be sent without filtering. This option is equivalent to "-o raw". -m Send an email on job completion. -o option[=value] Sets a job option. -p Specifies that the print file should be formatted with a shaded header with the date, time, job name, and page number. This option is equivalent to "-o prettyprint" and is only useful when printing text files. -q Hold job for printing. -r Specifies that the named print files should be deleted after print‐ ing them. COMPATIBILITY The "c", "d", "f", "g", "i", "n", "t", "v", and "w" options are not sup‐ ported by CUPS and produce a warning message if used. SEE ALSO cancel(1), lp(1), lpadmin(8), lpoptions(1), lpq(1), lprm(1), lpstat(1), http://localhost:631/help COPYRIGHT Copyright 2007-2011 by Apple Inc. 29 August 2008 CUPS lpr(1)


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{% if perms.workshops.change_membership %} Edit {% else %} Edit {% endif %}
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| Variant: | {{ membership.get_variant_display }} | |||||||
| Start date: | {{ membership.agreement_start }} | |||||||
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| Registration Code: | {{ membership.registration_code }} | |||||||
| Agreement Document: | {% if membership.agreement_link %}{{ membership.agreement_link|urlize }}{% else %}—{% endif %} | |||||||
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Code: T03
- 4mm Glass thickness
- 17.5cm diameter ( across rim), 24cm max dia x 29 cm high (including base)
- Moulded Glass Aquarium ideal for fish
- Can also be used as a decorative vase for table centrepieces filled with floating candles, decorative stones and/or flowers


14.29 The find Module
(Only 1.5.2, Obsolete) The find module provides a
single function, with the same name as the module: find(pattern, directory) => list scans a given
directory and all its subdirectories for files matching a given
pattern, as Example 14-36 shows.
For more information on the pattern syntax, see the fnmatch module.
Example 14-36. Using the find Module
File: find-example-1.py
import find
# find all JPEG files in or beneath the current directory
for file in find.find("*.jpg", "."):
print file
.\samples\sample.jpg
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Two Famous Companies
问题描述 :
In China, there are two companies offering the Internet service for the people from all cities: China Telecom and China Unicom. They both are planning to build cables between cities. Obviously, the government wants to connect all the cities in minimum costs. So the minister of finance Mr. B wants to choose some of the
cable plans from the two companies and calculate the minimum cost needed to connect all the cities. Mr. B knows that N-1 cables should be built in order to connect all N cities of China. For some honorable reason, Mr. B should choose K cables from the China Telecom and the rest N-1-K cables from the China Unicom. Your job is to help Mr. B determine which cables should be built and the minimum cost to build them. You may assume that the solution always exists.
cable plans from the two companies and calculate the minimum cost needed to connect all the cities. Mr. B knows that N-1 cables should be built in order to connect all N cities of China. For some honorable reason, Mr. B should choose K cables from the China Telecom and the rest N-1-K cables from the China Unicom. Your job is to help Mr. B determine which cables should be built and the minimum cost to build them. You may assume that the solution always exists.
输入:
Each test case starts with a line containing the number of cities N (1 <= N <= 50,000), number of cable plans M (N-1 <= M <= 100,000) and the number of required
cables from China Telecom K (0 <= K <= N-1). This is followed by M lines, each containing four integers a, b, c, x (0 <= a, b <= N-1, a != b, 1 <= c <= 100, x in {0,1} indicating the pair of cities this cable will connect, the cost to build this cable and the company this cable plan belongs to. x=0 denotes that the cable plan belongs to China Telecom and x=1 denotes that the cable plan is from China Unicom.
cables from China Telecom K (0 <= K <= N-1). This is followed by M lines, each containing four integers a, b, c, x (0 <= a, b <= N-1, a != b, 1 <= c <= 100, x in {0,1} indicating the pair of cities this cable will connect, the cost to build this cable and the company this cable plan belongs to. x=0 denotes that the cable plan belongs to China Telecom and x=1 denotes that the cable plan is from China Unicom.
输出:
Each test case starts with a line containing the number of cities N (1 <= N <= 50,000), number of cable plans M (N-1 <= M <= 100,000) and the number of required
cables from China Telecom K (0 <= K <= N-1). This is followed by M lines, each containing four integers a, b, c, x (0 <= a, b <= N-1, a != b, 1 <= c <= 100, x in {0,1} indicating the pair of cities this cable will connect, the cost to build this cable and the company this cable plan belongs to. x=0 denotes that the cable plan belongs to China Telecom and x=1 denotes that the cable plan is from China Unicom.
cables from China Telecom K (0 <= K <= N-1). This is followed by M lines, each containing four integers a, b, c, x (0 <= a, b <= N-1, a != b, 1 <= c <= 100, x in {0,1} indicating the pair of cities this cable will connect, the cost to build this cable and the company this cable plan belongs to. x=0 denotes that the cable plan belongs to China Telecom and x=1 denotes that the cable plan is from China Unicom.
样例输入:
2 2 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 0
样例输出:
Case 1: 2 Case 2: 1HintIn the first case, there are two cable plans between the only two cities, one from China Telecom and one from China Unicom. Mr. B needs to choose the one from China Telecom to satisfy the problem requirement even the cost is higher. In the second case, Mr. B must choose the cable from China Unicom, which leads the answer to 1.
给n个点，m条边的图，每条边要么属于a公司，要么属于b公司。要求一颗最小生成树，条件是其中属于a公司的边数为k。
这题做法很巧妙。
要求最小生成树，但有一定限制，搜索、贪心显然都不对。
要是能找到一种合理的控制方法，使得求MST的过程中可以控制a公司边的数量，那样问题就解决了。
所以我们可以人为给a公司的边加上一定的权值，使得其中一些边不得不退出MST的选择范围内。
如果此时求的mst里a公司的边数>k，那么就要增加权值；边数<k时，权值为负。
所以，通过二分边权值，可以使得求得mst里所含a公司的边数逐渐逼近k，此时记录答案，因为一定有解，所以最终一定是所求答案。
#include<cstdio> #include<iostream> #include<cstring> #include<algorithm> using namespace std; const int maxm=100010; const int maxn=50010; struct node { int u,v,w,ty; }e[maxm]; int r[maxn],n,m,k,ret,telecom; bool cmpw(node a,node b) { if(a.w!=b.w) return a.w<b.w; return a.ty<b.ty; } int root(int a) { if(r[a]==-1) return a; return r[a]=root(r[a]); } bool kru(int x) { for(int i=0;i<m;i++) if(e[i].ty==0) e[i].w+=x; sort(e,e+m,cmpw); memset(r,-1,sizeof r); int edge=0;telecom=n-1;ret=0; for(int i=0;i<m;i++) { int ra=root(e[i].u); int rb=root(e[i].v); if(ra!=rb) { r[ra]=rb; ret+=e[i].w; telecom-=e[i].ty; if(++edge==n-1) break; } } for(int i=0;i<m;i++) if(e[i].ty==0) e[i].w-=x; return telecom>=k; } int main() { int cas=1; while(~scanf("%d%d%d",&n,&m,&k)) { for(int i=0;i<m;i++) scanf("%d%d%d%d",&e[i].u,&e[i].v,&e[i].w,&e[i].ty); int l=-100,r=100,mid,ans=0x3f3f3f3f; while(l<=r) { mid=(l+r)/2; if(kru(mid)) l=mid+1,ans=ret-mid*k; else r=mid-1; } printf("Case %d: %d\n",cas++,ans); } return 0; }
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护栏都挂飞了
龙门劫案还木有资源呢。


A software project that consisted of creating a social network for couples.
A mobile application was developed where couples created their accounts and through the application it was possible to record important dates, follow the mood of your partner and have daily suggestions on how to please your partner on a day to day basis.
The project aimed to bring couples closer together, taking advantage of the great popularization of social networks and the great growth of web consumption via mobile.
Ela Merece was implemented using PHP technologies, for the backend (API) and native Android, for the creation of the mobile application.


27 Nov 2017:
Cheese on toast goat stilton. Cheese and wine fondue cow fromage frais who moved my cheese cut the cheese halloumi melted cheese. Cheese slices hard cheese ricotta lancashire the big cheese pepper jack cheeseburger cut the cheese. Queso cut the cheese cheese slices edam the big cheese bavarian bergkase melted cheese.
Cheese and biscuits goat camembert de normandie. Chalk and cheese stinking bishop feta airedale blue castello cheese and biscuits mozzarella pepper jack. Cheese slices parmesan when the cheese comes out everybody’s happy fromage croque monsieur cow cheese and wine st. agur blue cheese. Cheese and biscuits cheese strings danish fontina red leicester parmesan pepper jack cheese and wine when the cheese comes out everybody’s happy. Taleggio.
Cheese and wine rubber cheese lancashire. Cheese on toast pepper jack cheese on toast stilton brie cheesy grin the big cheese manchego. Smelly cheese bavarian bergkase cheese strings cheese on toast blue castello halloumi st. agur blue cheese port-salut. Cow cheddar cottage cheese brie fromage.


Grand Master Xenos:
To become a Shillien Oracle, a spiritual leader among Dark Elves who serve Shilen, the goddess of darkness, your level must be at least 20 and you must pass the Test of the Shillien Oracle.
Description of Shillien Oracle
Change profession to Shillien Oracle
Return


Previewers for angles, colors, gradients, easing and time.
You don't need to do anything. With this plugin loaded, a previewer will appear on hovering some values in code blocks. The following previewers are supported:
angle
for anglescolor
for colorsgradient
for gradientseasing
for easing functionstime
for durationsThis plugin is compatible with CSS, Less, Markup attributes, Sass, Scss and Stylus.
.example-gradient {
background: -webkit-linear-gradient(left, #cb60b3 0%, #c146a1 50%, #a80077 51%, #db36a4 100%); /* Chrome10+, Safari5.1+ */
background: -moz-linear-gradient(left, #cb60b3 0%, #c146a1 50%, #a80077 51%, #db36a4 100%); /* FF3.6+ */
background: -ms-linear-gradient(left, #cb60b3 0%, #c146a1 50%, #a80077 51%, #db36a4 100%); /* IE10+ */
background: -o-linear-gradient(left, #cb60b3 0%, #c146a1 50%, #a80077 51%, #db36a4 100%); /* Opera 11.10+ */
background: linear-gradient(to right, #cb60b3 0%, #c146a1 50%, #a80077 51%, #db36a4 100%); /* W3C */
}
.example-angle {
transform: rotate(10deg);
}
.example-color {
color: rgba(255, 0, 0, 0.2);
background: purple;
border: 1px solid hsl(100, 70%, 40%);
}
.example-easing {
transition-timing-function: linear;
}
.example-time {
transition-duration: 3s;
}

@gradient: linear-gradient(135deg, #9dd53a 0%, #a1d54f 50%, #80c217 51%, #7cbc0a 100%);
.example-gradient {
background: -webkit-linear-gradient(-45deg, #9dd53a 0%, #a1d54f 50%, #80c217 51%, #7cbc0a 100%); /* Chrome10+, Safari5.1+ */
background: -moz-linear-gradient(-45deg, #9dd53a 0%, #a1d54f 50%, #80c217 51%, #7cbc0a 100%); /* FF3.6+ */
background: -ms-linear-gradient(-45deg, #9dd53a 0%, #a1d54f 50%, #80c217 51%, #7cbc0a 100%); /* IE10+ */
background: -o-linear-gradient(-45deg, #9dd53a 0%, #a1d54f 50%, #80c217 51%, #7cbc0a 100%); /* Opera 11.10+ */
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #9dd53a 0%, #a1d54f 50%, #80c217 51%, #7cbc0a 100%); /* W3C */
}
@angle: 3rad;
.example-angle {
transform: rotate(.4turn)
}
@nice-blue: #5B83AD;
.example-color {
color: hsla(102, 53%, 42%, 0.4);
}
@easing: cubic-bezier(0.1, 0.3, 1, .4);
.example-easing {
transition-timing-function: ease;
}
@time: 1s;
.example-time {
transition-duration: 2s;
}
$gradient: linear-gradient(135deg, #9dd53a 0%, #a1d54f 50%, #80c217 51%, #7cbc0a 100%)
@mixin example-gradient
background: -moz-radial-gradient(center, ellipse cover, #f2f6f8 0%, #d8e1e7 50%, #b5c6d0 51%, #e0eff9 100%)
background: radial-gradient(ellipse at center, #f2f6f8 0%, #d8e1e7 50%, #b5c6d0 51%, #e0eff9 100%)
$angle: 380grad
@mixin example-angle
transform: rotate(-120deg)
.example-angle
transform: rotate(18rad)
$color: blue
@mixin example-color
color: rgba(147, 32, 34, 0.8)
.example-color
color: pink
$easing: ease-out
.example-easing
transition-timing-function: ease-in-out
$time: 3s
@mixin example-time
transition-duration: 800ms
.example-time
transition-duration: 0.8s
$gradient: linear-gradient(135deg, #9dd53a 0%, #a1d54f 50%, #80c217 51%, #7cbc0a 100%);
$attr: background;
.example-gradient {
#{$attr}-image: repeating-linear-gradient(10deg, rgba(255, 0, 0, 0), rgba(255, 0, 0, 1) 10px, rgba(255, 0, 0, 0) 20px);
}
$angle: 1.8turn;
.example-angle {
transform: rotate(-3rad)
}
$color: blue;
.example-color {
#{$attr}-color: rgba(255, 255, 0, 0.75);
}
$easing: linear;
.example-easing {
transition-timing-function: cubic-bezier(0.9, 0.1, .2, .4);
}
$time: 1s;
.example-time {
transition-duration: 10s
}
gradient = linear-gradient(135deg, #9dd53a 0%, #a1d54f 50%, #80c217 51%, #7cbc0a 100%)
.example-gradient
background-image: repeating-radial-gradient(circle, rgba(255, 0, 0, 0), rgba(255, 0, 0, 1) 10px, rgba(255, 0, 0, 0) 20px)
angle = 357deg
.example-angle
transform: rotate(100grad)
color = olive
.example-color
color: #000
easing = ease-in
.example-easing
transition-timing-function: ease-out
time = 3s
.example-time
transition-duration: 0.5s
All previewers are enabled by default. To enable only a subset of them, a data-previewers
attribute
can be added on a code block or any ancestor. Its value should be a space-separated list of previewers
representing the subset.
For example:

div {
/* Only the previewer for color and time are enabled */
color: red;
transition-duration: 1s;
/* The previewer for angles is not enabled. */
transform: rotate(10deg);
}

will give the following result:
div {
/* Only the previewers for color and time are enabled */
color: red;
transition-duration: 1s;
/* The previewer for angles is not enabled. */
transform: rotate(10deg);
}
This plugins provides a constructor that can be accessed through Prism.plugins.Previewer
.
Once a previewer has been instantiated, an HTML element is appended to the document body. This element will appear when specific tokens are hovered.
new Prism.plugins.Previewer(type, updater, supportedLanguages)
type
: the token type this previewer is associated to.
The previewer will be shown when hovering tokens of this type.
updater
: the function that will be called each time an associated token is hovered.
This function takes the text content of the token as its only parameter.
The previewer HTML element can be accessed through the keyword this
.
This function must return true
for the previewer to be shown.
supportedLanguages
: an optional array of supported languages.
The previewer will be available only for those.
Defaults to '*'
, which means every languages.
initializer
: an optional function.
This function will be called when the previewer is initialized,
right after the HTML element has been appended to the document body.


7.4. glibc Debugging SupportThe usual way to examine a back trace of a program is to use an external debugger such as GDB. Sometimes, however, it is useful to obtain back-trace information from within a running program for logging or debugging purposes. The GNU glibc provides support that enables the developer to produce back-trace printouts from within the application. Example 7-4 shows how to use backtrace inside a signal handler and outside a signal handler. The API prototypes for back trace are declared in the header file execinfo.h and should be included in the application. Example 7-4. Code Listing of sample_backtrace.cCompile the code listing sample_backtrace.c with the _handler_ macro defined to simulate an application program that aborts in the middle of its run: $ gcc sample_backtrace.c -o sample_backtrace -g -rdynamic -D_handler_ $./sample_backtrace ########## start backtrace ########## Number of elements in backtrace: 9 ./main1(handler+0x2d) [0x8048829] [0xffffe440] /lib/tls/libc.so.6(abort+0x129) [0x40051f79] ./main1(g+0) [0x80488d2] ./main1(g+0xb) [0x80488dd] ./main1(foo+0xb) [0x80488ea] ./main1(main+0x6a) [0x8048956] /lib/tls/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xe0) [0x4003e500] ./main1 [0x8048761] ########## end backtrace ########## Aborted In the preceding example, back-trace information is produced through the abort signal handler routine called handler(). The same method can be implemented for other signals caught by the application. In the following, Example 7-4 is compiled without the _handler_ macro defined. In this example, the handler() function is called explicitly by the application to produce a back-trace printout. This method can be used to create back-trace information at certain points of the application for debugging or monitoring reasons. $ gcc sample_backtrace.c -o sample_backtrace -g -rdynamic $ ./sample_backtrace ########## start backtrace ########## Number of elements in backtrace: 7 ./main1(handler+0x2d) [0x80487f9] ./main1(h+0xb) [0x80488a2] ./main1(g+0xb) [0x80488af] ./main1(foo+0xb) [0x80488bc] ./main1(main+0x6a) [0x8048928] /lib/tls/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xe0) [0x4003e500] ./main1 [0x8048731] ########## end backtrace ########## When compiling, notice that the rdynamic flag is used. The rdynamic flag is passed on to the linker to force inclusion of global symbol tables in the final executable. |


public class IsSimpleOp
extends java.lang.Object
Geometry
is simple.
In general, the SFS specification of simplicity
follows the rule:
Simplicity is defined for each Geometry
type as follows:
isSimple
trivially returns true.
(Note: this means that isSimple cannot be used to test
for (invalid) self-intersections in Polygons.
In order to check if a Polygonal geometry has self-intersections,
use Geometry.isValid()
).
Geometry.touches(Geometry)
predicate.
Lineal
geometries the evaluation of simplicity
can be customized by supplying a BoundaryNodeRule
to define how boundary points are determined.
The default is the SFS-standard BoundaryNodeRule.MOD2_BOUNDARY_RULE
.
Note that under the Mod-2 rule, closed LineStrings (rings)
will never satisfy the touches predicate at their endpoints, since these are
interior points, not boundary points.
If it is required to test whether a set of LineString
s touch
only at their endpoints, use IsSimpleOp
with BoundaryNodeRule.ENDPOINT_BOUNDARY_RULE
.
For example, this can be used to validate that a set of lines form a topologically valid
linear network.BoundaryNodeRule
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
IsSimpleOp()
Deprecated.
use IsSimpleOp(Geometry)
|
IsSimpleOp(Geometry geom)
Creates a simplicity checker using the default SFS Mod-2 Boundary Node Rule
|
IsSimpleOp(Geometry geom,
BoundaryNodeRule boundaryNodeRule)
Creates a simplicity checker using a given
BoundaryNodeRule |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Coordinate |
getNonSimpleLocation()
Gets a coordinate for the location where the geometry
fails to be simple.
|
boolean |
isSimple()
Tests whether the geometry is simple.
|
boolean |
isSimple(LineString geom)
Deprecated.
use isSimple()
|
boolean |
isSimple(MultiLineString geom)
Deprecated.
use isSimple()
|
boolean |
isSimple(MultiPoint mp)
Deprecated.
use isSimple()
|
public IsSimpleOp()
public IsSimpleOp(Geometry geom)
geom
- the geometry to testpublic IsSimpleOp(Geometry geom, BoundaryNodeRule boundaryNodeRule)
BoundaryNodeRule
geom
- the geometry to testboundaryNodeRule
- the rule to use.public boolean isSimple()
public Coordinate getNonSimpleLocation()
isSimple()
must be called before this method is called.public boolean isSimple(LineString geom)
LineString
is simple.geom
- the lineal geometry to testpublic boolean isSimple(MultiLineString geom)
MultiLineString
geometry is simple.geom
- the lineal geometry to testpublic boolean isSimple(MultiPoint mp)


Match Play. 3-3 to 7. How should Red play 31?
pips Red=91 White=90
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
For money and with an active cube 6/5, 6/3 is correct by a small margin.
With a crippled cube (to use Danny Kleinman’s phraseology) and the fact that 4 points gives Red the match with perfect efficiency, then 6/2* becomes very clear and 6/5, 6/3 becomes a blunder. Once more the match score is the overriding factor in making the correct decision.
With a crippled cube (to use Danny Kleinman’s phraseology) and the fact that 4 points gives Red the match with perfect efficiency, then 6/2* becomes very clear and 6/5, 6/3 becomes a blunder. Once more the match score is the overriding factor in making the correct decision.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 6/2* Eq.: +0.264 0.649 0.138 0.003 - 0.351 0.105 0.001 2. Cubeful 2-ply 6/5 6/3 Eq.: +0.185 (-0.079) 0.671 0.042 0.001 - 0.329 0.027 0.000 3. Cubeful 0-ply 7/6 7/4 Eq.: +0.176 (-0.088) 0.671 0.040 0.000 - 0.329 0.014 0.000 4. Cubeful 0-ply 13/10 3/2* Eq.: +0.126 (-0.138) 0.636 0.143 0.007 - 0.364 0.204 0.008 5. Cubeful 0-ply 5/2* 3/2 Eq.: +0.005 (-0.259) 0.596 0.121 0.004 - 0.404 0.156 0.002


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Blog launched, new responsive columns, new helpers
09 Feb 2016
First blog post on the newly launched blog! It even has its own RSS feed for those who still use that. This blog will be more frequently updated than the newsletter, so you can subscribe to either or both, as they will be used for different purposes.
Columns on mobile too
By default, columns are only activated on tablet and desktop. If you want to use columns on mobile too, add the is-mobile
modifier on the columns
container.
Responsive columns
You can now apply different column size for each breakpoint.
For example, let’s say you want a column to take half the width on mobile, a third on tablet, and a quarter on desktop:
is-half-mobile
is-one-third-tablet
is-one-quarter-desktop
1
1
1
1
Multiline columns
By default, if you want to start a new row, you just need to close a columns
container and open a new one.
But you can also add the is-multiline
modifier on the columns
container, and use column size modifiers (like is-half
or is-3
) to define size on multiple rows within the same container.
is-one-quarter
is-one-quarter
is-one-quarter
is-one-quarter
is-half
is-one-quarter
is-one-quarter
is-one-quarter
Auto
Helpers section
While modifiers are specific to each Bulma element, helpers are general utility classes that can be applied on almost any element. Check out the new helpers documentation!


Nike Expands Joyride Offerings with New Joyride Dual Run
Combining the benefits of Joyride beads with a traditional running shoe feel.
by Ross DwyerAfter introducing its new Joyride technology in July, Nike continues the line’s expansion with a brand-new silhouette dubbed the Joyride Dual Run. Crafted to keep a runner’s legs feeling fresh, Joyride technology utilizes thousands of tiny TPE foam beads that move with the foot. This provides a soft and versatile cushioning experience that tailors itself to any and all types of gaits. For this silhouette, it’s mixed with a supple foam for a more traditional Nike Running feel.
The silhouette’s introductory colorway is a mixture of simple blacks and whites with vivid blue and pink neon tones, a look that’s similar to past “South Beach” sneakers. The low-slung upper is constructed of a black mesh, which is then accented by pops of pink and contrasting white trim. Down below, the heel’s Joyride beads are entombed in a translucent shell of light blue rubber that creeps up onto the shoe’s lower half for extra support. More beads are in the midfoot chamber, but the forefoot is strictly foam, helping the wearer toe off with power and precision before they land on the cushioned heel and start the motion over again.
Joining the ranks of other Joyride silhouettes like the NSW Setter and Odell Beckham Jr‘s OBJ Joyride Flyknit, the Joyride Dual Run is available at Nike’s site now for $130 USD, exclusively through the free-to-join Nike Plus program. Non-members will be able to purchase the shoe globally on November 18.
Elsewhere in the ever-busy world of Nike, the brand is set to bring back its classic Air Max Triax 96 in a “Gym Red” colorway.
Nike Joyride Dual Run
Release Date
November 15, 2019 - 12:00 am EST (TBC)
Price
130 USD


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JavaScript?
These are a list of JavaScript exercises created for the IGME230 course.
See this course unit's information here: Github: IGME 230 - Web Applications [Tonethar]
These are a list of JavaScript exercises created for the IGME230 course.
See this course unit's information here: Github: IGME 230 - Web Applications [Tonethar]


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Academic institutions specializing in engineering, business and design can initiate, build, and grow an innovation capacity by starting a REDX club. Students will gain real-life experience, and you will strengthen relationships with the local ecosystem, while addressing big problems. REDX clubs feed innovators and solutions directly into REDX labs. REDX clubs will receive $500/year to support training events.
REDX clubs operate as non-profit organizations. Innovators and their solutions have the opportunity to interact with other REDX clubs and work in REDX labs worldwide. The onboarding process to become a REDX club includes a 10-week course, appointing a board and an academic advisor, establishing a community coalition, and recruiting innovators and mentors. Clubs receive certification directly from Ramesh Raskar, Professor at the MIT Media Lab.
REDX club Initiation
• Take 10-week REDX course
• Assemble Innovation Board
• Assign academic advisor
• Establish community
coalition
• Recruit innovators and
mentors
• Receive certificate from
Professor Ramesh Raskar of MIT Media Lab
• Begin innovating for
billions
Find more details on redx.io
| WEEK | WEEK's EVENT | Goal and output |
|---|---|---|
| -2 | Send invitations and confirm innovators | Website, FB page, event page |
| 1 | Launch Day | ‘Actionable Goal’ statements, Create participant directory |
| 2 | Orientation to Spot-Probe method (see Videos below), Goal selection (downselect to a few Goals statements) | Setup Google Doc directory for projects, (Allow individuals to express Goal choices but do not form teams yet.) |
| 3 | Resource Mapping session for each of your ‘Actionable Goal’ statement, (During the week: field visit, meet stakeholders and experts) | Create Teams for each of the Goal statements |
| 4 | Field visit for Problem validation | Meet all the stakeholders, document their responses to the Survey Questions Deduce answers for all the Research Questions, and create ‘Refined Actionable Goal Statements’ |
| 5 | Meeting with Senior Board and Stakeholders | Present refined ‘Actionable Goal Statements’ and ‘Resource Map’ in breakout session (one breakout per Goal) and document the response of experts and stakeholders. Get a list of which stakeholders to meet during the week. |
| 6 | Problem Canvas and initial Solution Canvas (During the week: field visit, meet stakeholders and experts) | Update Google Doc |
| 7 | Solution Canvas (Optional: Start building the solution) | Update Google Doc |
| 8 | Meeting with Senior Board and Stakeholders (Optional: Show demo of the solution) | Present refined Spotted problems and initial solutions for each ‘Actionable Goal Statements’ in breakout session (one breakout per Goal) and document the response of experts and stakeholders. Get a list of which stakeholders to meet during the next week. |
| 9 | Findings Plot and Validation Session with Stakeholders and Experts (Optional: Get feedback to demo of the solution) | Document response of stakeholders |
| 10 | Final Presentations. Release well articulated problem statements, apply few projects to get featured on parent REDx.io website. | Create 1 pager for each of the identified Spot-Probe projects. Provide REDx completion certificates. |
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Usage:
This app can be used to log custom messages.
The endpoint is /log
Custom attributes that can be passed in:
type = The type of log message to do (info, warning, error --- default is info)
count = The number of messages to log (default is 100)
message = The message to log appended by the iteration number (default is "logger_app_message iteration number: ")
Example endpoints:
/log
/log?count=10000000
/log?count=1400&message=hello+warning+world&type=warning
/log?count=1000&type=error