34.3
Systematical Fracture Tests with Atlantic Lock Mock-ups of
M.V. "Estonia" by the Institute for Naval Architecture of the University of
Hamburg
As it had been established by the before explained analysis of the visor structure that the Atlantic lock was exposed to less load than the side locks as long as the hinges were intact and that the force direction would be aft, it was suggested to the technical group of the JAIC - Börje Stenström - Tuomo Karppinen - Klaus Rahka - to have mock-ups built and tested to destruction by an institute of their choice, also by the Finnish VTT where both Karppinen and Rahka were employed. This was, however, not possible as this institute did not have sufficient pulling power, agreement was reached to have the break- tests carried out by the Institute of Naval Architecture (Institut für Schiffbau) in Hamburg and four mock-ups were built according to the suggestions of Stenström/Rahka which were identical with exception of the welding seams between the bushing starboard lug and the housing/centre- and port-lugs.
These were:(1) welding seam thickness 3 mm (as found on the lug remains recovered from the wreck);
(2) bushing and housing only spot-welded to the lugs;
(3) no welding seams at all;
(4) welding seams 3 mm but visor lug strengthened above dimensions according to drawings.The tests were carried out in the presence of members of the technical group of the JAIC as well as B.V., the University of the Armed Forces, Hamburg and this 'Group of Experts'.
The lugs were made of normal steel and the bolt, bushing and housing of high tensile steel. The results were as follows:Test (1) : The big visor lug broke at a load of 204.3 ts. The bolt was slightly deformed, the lugs and welding seams remained unaffected.
Test (2) : The starboard and centre lugs broke at a load of 142.5 ts., the port lug was deformed towards port but did not break the visor lug and the bolt remained unaffected.
Test (3) : The starboard and the centre lugs broke at a load of 99.2 ts., the port lug in its forward part was slightly deformed towards port but did not break, the visor lug and the bolt remained unaffected.
Test (4) : The starboard and the centre lugs broke at a load of 204 ts., the port lug did not break at the test because the pulling was discontinued after the breakage of the starboard and centre lugs; it has to be assumed, however, that it would have broken if the pulling had been continued as it had been in practice. The bolt was slightly deformed, the visor lug apparently remained unaffected.
The complete Report is attached as Enclosure 34.3.431.
34.4
Determination of the Steel Quality of the Atlantic Lock Mock-ups
by the Institute for Failure Analysis and Failure Prevention, HamburgThe systematical fracture tests with Atlantic lock mock-ups by the Institut für Schiffbau, Hamburg have been discussed in Subchapter 34.3 and the respective report is attached as Enclosure 34.3.431. These tests were performed upon recommendation and in the presence of members of the JAIC and the resulting report - Enclosure 34.3.431 - was sent to them soon after the tests in 1996. Although the report clearly states that the lugs were made of normal (mild) steel and that the bottom lock assembly broke at 2.04 MN load the JAIC has stated on page 189 of their Final Report among other things :
»Two contributing lugs would then have given the complete bottom lock assembly a holding capacity of about 1.5 MN including a small contribution from the starboard bracket. The Commission considers this to be a realistic maximum value.
The Commission is aware of a series of tests carried out in 1996 at the Technical University of Hamburg on behalf of the yard with full scale mock-ups of the bottom lock assembly made of high-tensile strength steel. In these tests, characterised by different extent of welding between the attachment lugs and the locking bolt housing, failures occurred between 1.0 and 2.0 MN. A test that incorporated intermittent welds resulted in failure at 1.42 MN.«In order to prove that the lugs were not made of high tensile steel as stated by the JAIC the Institute for Failure Analysis and Failure Prevention, Hamburg carried out tensile tests of the mock-up remains and the result was: The lugs of the Atlantic lock mock-ups were made of
normal shipbuilding steel, e.g. according to GL.
The letter with test results and findings is attached as Enclosure 34.4.432.
34.5
Bow Impact of Ro-Ro Vessels by Det Norske VeritasThis paper - given to the Society of Naval Architects of Japan by Det norske Veritas (DnV) - concentrates on design load aspects for the bow area and presents results of recent work carried out by DnV with the aim of evaluating the long term bow impact loads that a Ro-Ro vessel may be subjected to during its operational life. The reason why it has been incorporated into this report is the obvious fact that the results are partly absolutely contrary to the findings of the JAIC. The paper is attached as Enclosure 34.5.433 and the conclusions are as follows:
»Bow impact of five different Ro-Ro vessels is studied numerically and empirically. Impact is considered both from an ultimate and a fatigue point of view. For the ultimate load case, the loads are found to be strongly a function of the wave height and the forward vessel speed. this illustrates the importance of speed reductions in rough seas. The study also shows that the highest waves do not necessarily induce the highest impact loads on the structure. The bow impact loads from the DnV Classification Rules are intended to cover all types of designs and design conditions.
A fatigue investigation of the bow door support system for one typical vessel has been carried out. A long term distribution of the bow forces has been established based upon a gradual speed reduction when wave height exceeds significant wave height = 5 meter. The results of the analysis show a fatigue life exceeding 66 years when using the North Atlantic wave climate as basis and constant operation in head seas. This corresponds to 400 years fatigue life for operation in all headings and on this basis it is concluded that fatigue does not represent a problem provided the vessel is operated with good seamanship. These conclusions are based upon the assumption that the bow doors are designed for ultimate loads according to the DnV 1994 Rules and that NV36 strength steel or lower is applied. The welded details are according to normal ship practice and with an intact corrosion protection.«


+++ title = "Off to Pai" slug = "off-to-pai" date = 2008-01-18T11:00:00+10:00 tags = ["welcome", "cosy", "bus-trips", "hippies"] locations = ["thailand/pai"] draft = false summary = """
After only one night here (after getting back from the Doi Inthanon trek), this morning I said goodbye once more to Chiang Mai, and jumped on a minibus to the town of Pai. Pai's about 3 hours north-west of Chiang Mai — as the bus crawls — and it's a chilled-out place where everyone goes to relax, to find inner peace, and to meet the friendly crowd. I got picked up from my guesthouse at 9:30am, and it was a very chatty crew that we had for the morning road trip. As well as Marie and Claire (with whom I hung out almost the entire time that I was here), I also met the two Dutch guys, a vegan Aussie couple, and an older Israeli couple. By the time we arrived in Pai, I realised that I already had myself sorted — ridiculous how easily we travellers magnetise to each other, at times.
""" [[comments]] title = "hello" date = 2008-01-25T20:09:51+10:00 author_name = "Annonymous" author_url = "http://microsoft.com" content = """Hello Man!
Hope you remember to come back home. If you like I can provide a hint or two. -----------> wrong, <----------wrong, down - got it.
Do you wan to hear a joke. Matt, susan, simon and me all were watching lots and lots of cricket and then we went to buy new glasses and guess what - all square rims. Actualy if you want to hear this joke probably a good idea to read out aloud. I did it and it was not a good joke.
Do you want to hear another joke now this one was sad. I was chosen at work to do a film talking about our new indicators. The film crew told me its a practice session and I was not very good as I was nervous, and the little buggers - they then packed up and went home and as they were leaving they said they have enough to put a sentence together. Bad joke thats for sure.
he will know its from firstname lastname
all the best from down here. Just step to the side and you can see us.
regards
me
directions need more explanations
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downwards
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just remember to stop before morsen when you are coming home
ps please bring home some space between neutrons, protons and electrons (Matt says this means absolutely nothing)
regards
me
After only one night here (after getting back from the Doi Inthanon trek), this morning I said goodbye once more to Chiang Mai, and jumped on a minibus to the town of Pai. Pai's about 3 hours north-west of Chiang Mai — as the bus crawls — and it's a chilled-out place where everyone goes to relax, to find inner peace, and to meet the friendly crowd. I got picked up from my guesthouse at 9:30am, and it was a very chatty crew that we had for the morning road trip. As well as Marie and Claire (with whom I hung out almost the entire time that I was here), I also met the two Dutch guys, a vegan Aussie couple, and an older Israeli couple. By the time we arrived in Pai, I realised that I already had myself sorted — ridiculous how easily we travellers magnetise to each other, at times.
Pai is a beautiful place: it's a super-friendly town, still small and cosy, still very cheap, and not yet conquered by upmarket travellers and their resort accommodation. From what I hear, it's not quite the hippie haven that it once was — and of course, it's only a matter of time before the true hippies are completely driven out — but so far, it's doing a good job at retaining its charming identity. Marie, Claire, the Dutch boys and myself introduced ourselves to the town, by lounging inside one of the many falafel restaurants for lunch. Hey, you can't have curry and noodles all the time (or can you?). To the shock of all the rest of us, Marie had never eaten a falafel before in her life; and worse still, she wasn't even sure what a falafel was. Eze meshooga, lo? How can you make it through Thailand for more than a week, and not know what a falafel is? :P
{{< galleryphoto "2008-01-18-11-00-00--falafel-is-good.jpg" >}}It was a fittingly chilled afternoon in chilled Pai, wandering around with Marie and Claire. We found a nice, quiet guesthouse to stay in: Mr. Jan's bungalows (Mr. Jan is a great bloke — also tends his medicinal plant garden, which takes up half the guesthouse property). We shopped around a bit for rental motorbikes (since the girls are up for a ride — and they're trying to persuade me to come with them), and for tours (since the girls are up for some trekking, and maybe some cooking — unlike me, they didn't do all that in Chiang Mai). We wandered to the outskirts of Pai, and got lost amidst some random houses and farms. Then we wandered over to the other side of town, and discovered the kick-a$$ spread of bamboo bungalows, that can be found just across the river by walking over a rickety footbridge.
{{< galleryphoto "2008-01-18-11-01-00--motorbike-riding-is-very-popular-in-pai.jpg" >}} {{< galleryphoto "2008-01-18-11-02-00--the-mellow-yellow-bar-of-pai-same-name-as-the-famous.jpg" >}} {{< galleryphoto "2008-01-18-11-03-00--bridge-on-the-river-pai.jpg" >}} {{< galleryphoto "2008-01-18-11-04-00--lovely-bamboo-huts-that-you-can-stay-in-across-the-river.jpg" >}}Looks like I'll be hanging out here in Pai for a little while. It's the kind of place that you can very easily get stuck in (and that many people do get stuck in): it's got the vibe and it's very small; but it's also got everything a backpacker could possibly need — cheap Internet, laundry, street food, used books, and much more. Marie even found a place where, for a small fee per song, they'll let you copy music onto your iPod from their extensive song library — that's a fairly specialised service, for a supposedly small and simple-life hippie town.


class: center, middle # Spring Cloud -- ## with Netflix OSS --- # Cloud Infrastructure ![Default-aligned stack](image/netflix-stack.png) --- # Spring Cloud - MANY capabilities - Built on Spring Boot - Annotations and starter projects -- - Netflix OSS, AWS, CloudFoundry, Zookeeper, Hashicorp, etc... --- # One more Spring Boot thing... - App Health / Metrics crucial -- - Actuator adds these with no effort -- - Examples - beans - Displays a complete list of all the Spring beans in your application. - dump - Performs a thread dump. - health - Shows application health information - metrics - Shows ‘metrics’ information for the current application. - mappings - Displays a collated list of all @RequestMapping paths. - shutdown - Allows the application to be gracefully shutdown (not enabled by default). - trace - Displays trace information (by default the last few HTTP requests). --- # Service Discovery - Find ephemeral service instances - Phone book for services - Programmatic interaction => services find services -- - Netflix OSS : Eureka --- # Spring Cloud : Eureka - Eurka Server in One Line + 2 Annotations -- ```java @SpringBootApplication @EnableEurekaServer public class ServiceDiscoveryApplication { public static void main(String[] args) { SpringApplication.run(ServiceDiscoveryApplication.class, args); } } ``` -- - Defaults: - Will attempt to replicate - Port 8761 - Provides a web UI (http://localhost:8761/) - Health Stats Endpoint - **All customizable (Spring Boot)** --- # Spring Cloud : Eureka - Eureka Registered Service in One Line + 2 Annotations -- ```java @SpringBootApplication @EnableEurekaClient public class HelloApplication { public static void main(String[] args) { SpringApplication.run(HelloApplication.class, args); } } ``` -- - Defaults: - Again, all customizable - Will look for a eurkea server on localhost:8761 - Will identify itself as appname+hostname (need to override if multiple svcs on one host): ```yaml eureka: instance: preferIpAddress: true metadataMap: instanceId: {CUSTOM_VALUE} ``` --- # Routing / API Gateway - Many instances - Find them via service discovery - Enter API Gateway -- - Netflix OSS : Zuul --- # Zuul - Customizable rules/filters - Pre/Post processing - Netflix uses for: - Authentication / Security Filtering - Dynamic Routing - Service Migration - Traffic managment - lots more --- # Spring Cloud - Zuul - Zuul Server in One Line + 2 Annotations ```java @EnableZuulProxy @SpringBootApplication public class ZuulServer { public static void main(String[] args) { SpringApplication.run(ZuulServer.class, args); } } ``` -- - Defaults: - By default will attempt to route everything - Port 8765 - Create new filters by making a @Bean that extends ZuulFilter (auto discovered) - Automatically uses Ribbon and Hystrix (we'll see those next) - **All customizable (Spring Boot)** --- # Load Balancing - Share the load among ephemeral services -- - Netflix : Ribbon --- # Spring Cloud : Ribbon - Ribbon: Load balancer used by Zuul - Round robin, response time weighted and random load balancing - Feign REST client for use in services - Has a Direct API ![Default-aligned stack](image/netflix-stack.png) --- # Expecting services to fail - Treat everything as remote - Implement "circuit breaker" - Netflix : Hystrix - Circuit Breaker - Metric stream - Zuul and Eureka automatically use - Hystrix Dashboard (monitor metrics in real time) --- # Feign - Declarative REST Clients - One way: Spring REST Template - Lots of boiler plate code..... -- Better way... - Netflix Feign: Declarative REST clients - Customize with interceptors (like adding auth) --- # Let's build something --- ---


We are indebted to Terry Willis who provided this extensive Carpenter family tree. The Carpenter family tree on this website is large very large. It occupies over 10 megabytes of web-space which is much too large for a single webpage file. It is also too large to conveniently use for research. Therefore two methods has been constructed to make your search easier. One method is a Carpenter Family Name Index organized by first names. By clicking on Carpenter Family Name Index you are taken to a page in which you can choose among 6 indices. Choose an index that will contain the first name of the Carpenter or a related family member you are seeking. Names are listed alphabetically in each of the 6 indices. When you find the name you are seeking, you can click on the name of the tree in which it is contained. The name of the tree is found in the second column following the individual s name. Once you are in the tree containing the name, use the Search feature of your computer to locate the name within the tree.
The second method for searching the Carpenter tree is to directly search each of the 20 subdivisions of the tree. For this method, use the table below. This table is a list showing each of the 20 subdivisions of the Carpenter tree. Once you are in one of the 20 trees, you can use the Search feature of your computer to locate individuals.
* Note that there is no single, integrated Carpenter family tree on this website. A single, integrated Carpenter family tree is too large to manipulate and requires too much time and memory to load onto a computer.
20 Descendant Outlines of
the Carpenter Family Tree
The above 20 descendant
outlines of the Carpenter family tree were selected as individual web pages
based on their size. The colored generation
number followed by a dot-leader identifies the generation number these
individuals would occupy in the integrated, 10.5 megabyte, family tree. In other words, each of the above descendant
outlines is part of, and has the same generation numbers that it would have in
a single, integrated Carpenter family tree.*
Each descendant outline begins with the name of that branch and contains
all of the available data for that branch, through the present. Links, in the color green,
can be found that will transport the reader between the first member of each
descendant outline (the names in the list above) and the parent descendant
outline. The color of the generation
numbers in the above table corresponds to the color code used for the Carpenter Family Name Index.
Unless you know which specific branch you are interested
in, it is recommended that users begin with the immigrant tree, John Carpenter (1731 - 1796), and follow the links to the desired
Carpenter branch. If you are not sure
which Carpenter branch your person of interest is in, first locate them in the Carpenter
Family Name Index, then go to the
specific branch by clicking on that branch following the name.
For the convenience of the reader, the above web pages have been hyperlinked so that the entire Carpenter family can be read as a single family tree. These links are in green to distinguish them from links that transport the reader to a different family trees of the named individual.
Click here to go to an alphabetical index of individuals within the Carpenter Family Tree
Provided by Terry Willis
Click here for the Short-Cut Table of Contents


Greek PM sets up migrant child protection scheme
by Pulse News Agency International by AFPGreek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Sunday announced a new scheme to protect unaccompanied migrant minors reaching the country, two days after condemning other EU states for their lack of solidarity.
The prime minister's office will take charge of the new "No Child Alone" programme, which he said was designed to protect unaccompanied children from "exploitation and criminality".
Referring to the need to protect unaccompanied child migrants arriving in Greece, he said in a statement: "There is a wound of the migrant crisis that we can heal immediately by ourselves.
"Our civilisation, our humanity, our sensitivity and tradition dictates that we do so."
Mitsotakis pledged to quickly settle 4,000 children living on Greece's Aegean islands in "miserable conditions" to accommodation where, he said, "they will live and be fed as dictated by their tender age".
On Friday, he told deputies he had failed to persuade other EU states to accept around 3,000 unaccompanied minors.
"We attempted to reach agreement with all EU states, saying 'for God's sake, we are talking about 3,000 children... can they not be shared out among 27 countries so that Europe can show solidarity?'," he said.
"Unfortunately, I regret to say the reply was not positive, and it does not do Europe justice," he added.
Daily arrivals
Greece's conservative government this week announced a plan to massively overhaul its overcrowded migrant camps on the Aegean islands facing Turkey.
They also said they would work to make the borders 'air-tight' against a feared new surge of asylum-seekers.
According to government figures, there are over 37,000 asylum-seekers on the islands, with hundreds more arriving daily, capitalising on mild weather conditions.
A total of 643 migrants and refugees arrived with boats Saturday on the Aegean islands.
The Greek coast guard rescued another 60 people in two incidents in the seas off the islands of Lesbos and Samos.
The International Organisation for Migration says there are an additional 22,000 people in camps on the mainland, which are nearly full or already past capacity.
On the island of Samos, a local mayor this week threatened to resign in protest at plans for a new camp to house at least 5,000 people.
There have also been protests in several towns in northern Greece in recent weeks to block attempted relocations of asylum-seekers.
Mitsotakis this week accused the European Union of treating countries on the bloc's external frontiers as convenient places to park migrants.
bur-kan/jj


In the course of only four years and a handful of movies, Edward Norton has firmly established himself as a versatile, extraordinarily gifted performer.
Like so many actors, Norton also wants to direct, and based on the results of his first effort, "Keeping the Faith," that may not be as hazardous as it sounds. Far from being a "look at me!" vanity production along the lines of Kevin Costner's "The Postman" or Barbra Streisand's "The Mirror Has Two Faces," "Faith" is a cheerful, endearing ode to friendship and the magic of Manhattan. An admirer of Woody Allen, Norton has made his own "Annie Hall" here, and if the homage isn't the equal of the original, so what? It's entertaining nevertheless.
Admittedly, it does take a little while for the movie to find its bearings, and many of the scenes that introduce our heroes Father Brian Finn (Norton) and Rabbi Jacob Schram (Ben Stiller) are so broadly played and full of slapstick it looks as if "Faith" should have been titled "There's Something About Clergy." But after about 15 minutes of begging for laughter, the film finally settles down and begins concentrating on its characters.
And what characters they are. Brian and Jacob have been friends for over 20 years and, despite their different beliefs, they find they still have plenty in common, including unresolved crushes on Anna Riley, the neighborhood tomboy who moved away just before they started junior high school. Now Anna (Jenna Elfman) has returned to New York as a svelte, high-powered business consultant -- "I'm like a plumber, except I fix leaky corporations," she explains -- who's been so caught up in her career she hasn't had time to think about romance.
That's good news and bad news for the boys. Jacob has been anxiously looking for a wife, but fears there will be trouble at the temple if he marries a gentile. Brian, who had never before doubted his choice of vocation, begins to wonder if he could give it up to be with Anna.
"Keeping the Faith" handles these conflicts with humor, but at the same time the film doesn't treat them lightly. After so many years of seeing priests portrayed onscreen as either sheep to be led astray ("The Thorn Birds"), dithering do-nothings ("End of Days") or hungry-eyed perverts who lust after little boys ("The Butcher Boy"), "Faith" tries to remind us many men of the cloth are essentially well-balanced human beings. The pangs of guilt and self-doubt Brian endures don't turn him into a monster; instead they challenge him to examine his life and to make some hard decisions about where he wants to go next.
Norton, Stiller and Elfman are delightful to watch, both individually and collectively. Elfman is a particularly happy surprise, shaking off the shrillness that marked her roles in "EdTV" and "Krippendorf's Tribe" to reveal her playful side. Norton, who hasn't had much of a chance to show off his comic side in films before, sparkles, particularly in the scenes in which he and Anna try to make sense of their unorthodox relationship.
Although it tends to get a trifle long-winded, Stuart Blumberg's screenplay includes plenty of clever bits: Jacob complains about a potential date who faxed her resume to him and put down "jogging" as one of her skills; Brian incorporates references to the Fugees and Brad Pitt into his sermons. Under Norton's direction, "Keeping the Faith" typically goes for many little laughs instead of a few howlers. It all adds up to two very pleasant hours sure to raise your spirits. James Sanford
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class NATS::Msg
- NATS::Msg
- Reference
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Overview
A delivered message from a subscription.
nc = NATS::Connection.new("demo.nats.io")
nc.subscribe("foo") do |msg|
puts "Received '#{msg}'"
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def respond(msg)
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nc.subscribe("req") do |msg|
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| Projects |
Project Java (Year 2001 -present)Ahem ! 20 Years yes
Java Is not what it was 4 years back.. when I was doing
my MMS from IIPS. It has had developed a lot .. and is today a language
of choice.
I really liked one particular feature of Java
as Mentioned in Ed Romans book on Mastering EJBs ***** OOPS
brings concept of software components. Components that solve a
particular kind of problem can be purchased and can be combined with
other components to solve large problems. A little technically it
means
Java supports
interface/implementation seperation at syntactic level (class keyword
and interface keyword). We can vary a programs proprietery logic
without changing any clients code. At compile time .. implementation is
not needed only an interface is needed. Adding to it the cross platform
language It becomes an ideal choice to base your components on.
Sojourn to understand one of the most helpful language. The best part (or may be worst ) about Perl is that it Does something all the time.. as if it is having a mind of its own. You just need to know this beast well before you can tame it. Once you have done this It has served as an excellent workhorse which gets 99% of the things done in a jiffy.
Oracle 11i E-Business suite (Year 2003-present )
Oracle 11i is a collection of around 220 software products ranging from age old business enabling softwares as Financials and Manufacturing to businesses as new as Online Student System. All these 220 + products run using technologies that have become standard. All these technologies provide a stage for these 220 products to deliver the latest and greatest to oracle customers. We in Application Technology Group update\support\maintain this techstack
Well this is not really a project .. but an ongoing effort to keep all the relevent links. That have been doing rounds since quite some time. and I have found them to be of immense value. It might also just contain the Bookmarks that I have
Oracle 9iApplication Server (Year 2002-2003)
Oracle had released a new version of Application server Just around the time when I joined Nucleus Software Exports New Delhi. My most important work was to implement the Forms Listener Servlet Architecture on Oracle 9i Application server when it was still in its nascent stage.
Liips (Letter of IIPS) (Around year 2001)
While doing my MMS from IIPS myself with sniors started a
newsletter for the Institute. Next year we started an e -edition of
this newsletter with my juniors. All money was generated
through advertisements and no help was taken from the Institute.Sheer
fun working together with people from as different streams ( Advertising, Tourism,
Commerce, Biotechnology). I had also designed the official mascot
for our newletter which we called as Liiper. I still draw
my inspiration from my this episode of life. There were life lessons which can never be
learned in a class.


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Markets Right Now: Stocks slightly lower as tech shares slip
NEW YORK (AP) - The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local):
9:35 a.m.
Stocks are opening slightly lower on Wall Street led by a decline in technology companies.
Cisco fell 6.4% early Thursday. Walmart raised its profit forecast and rose 2.8%.
Traders are looking for clarity on the status of U.S.-China trade talks. Chinese officials said Thursday that a rollback of tariffs should be part of any deal.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell makes another appearance before Congress, where he is expected to say the Fed will leave rates unchanged in the coming months, unless the economy shows signs of worsening.
The S&P; 500 fell less than 1 point to 3,093.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 3 points to 27,780. The Nasdaq fell 12 points, or 0.1%, to 8,469.
Bond prices rose. The yield on the 10-year Treasury fell to 1.83%.
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Airalo eSIM on Android
[A bit off topic for ths blog but as I can’t leave reviews on the Play store and Google are unable to explain why]
For our holiday trip to Montenegro I decided to use an Airalo eSIM for mobile phone access, based on the recommendation of a friend who said she found them easy to use.
My regular mobile provider, giffgaff do not provide any roaming outside the EU. So I needed a local SIM and in theory eSIMs are more convenient to use. In practice I found this to be quite true, but my Samsung E22+ Android phone’s support of multiple SIMs and eSIMs turned out to present a bit of a learning curve. I left my giffgsff SIM in situ and added the eSIM.
An eSIM is a software only SIM with no physical hardware at all. This means its easy to install and use using an app wit no fiddling about inserting the tiny SIM card. In addition, you can easily get hold of a eSIM online before you travel to your destination country. This compares well with the convenience of buying a EU wide SIM that can be used in many countries (and that was was no use to me as Montenegro is not in the EU).
The eSIM setup process is basically really easy:
- Install the Airalo app
- Find and purchase a suitable eSIM
- Install the eSIM
- Active the eSIM
- Configure the Android SIM manager
- Use the SIM mobile services as usual
In reality I hit a few bumps in the road but once set up it just worked.
- Only a data SIM was available for Montenegro. This seemed fine as we planned no calls or texts. But it turned out our rental car got a flat tyre and we ended up spending a fortune with giffgaff roaming calls in order to get rescued. In retrospect think I might have been able to use my data as the mysterious “LTE data for calls” option was on but another setting may have overridden it. I really am not sure though. Needs research.
- Installing the SIM was really easy. Although the Airalo app provides loads of documentation for different ways to manually install, confusingly I scrolled down and found a undocumented button called “install” which appeared to just work. I could not test it though. Confusingly the android settings showed the eSIM being O2, giffgaff’s network, not One the SIM I had purchased. I guess it shows whatever it is connected to, which appears to be the case once we traveled. Confusing though.
- My SIM was described as one that would could be activated but would not start consuming tariff units until it connects to the network. However, I decided to be cautious and activate it when we arrived at our destination. Bad move, as when I arrived I disabled the giffgaff mobile data, and loaded the Airalo app to activate the SIM. The app tries to make a data connection on startup and just gave weird errors. In the end I had to enable the expensive giffgaff data roaming. That appeared to fail too but I think it was just the app giving more weird errors. The moral is make sure you have solid data or WiFi connection before using the app. I’m sure it could do more offline than it does though for a better user experience.
Android includes a SIM manager that works pretty well. It lets you say which SIM you prefer for calls, texts, and data. You need to configure this in combination with possibly disabling your physical SIM and/or eSIM as required. This does offer flexibility at the expense of more complexity.
Annoyingly, when I switch my phone on each morning the SIM manager always gives two annoying prompts. But they’re easy to dismiss.
In the end I didn’t use much mobile data via the Airalo eSIM as we mostly had WiFi and our mapping apps work offline. But it was reassuring. I went for a long term SIM with loads of data to avoid purchasing another while traveling. In retrospect that was unnecessary as eSIMs are so easy to setup and use.
I’ll definitely not hesitate to use an Airalo eSIM next time I travel now I’ve found how easy and cost effective they are.


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I think it will be very enriching.
What are your impressions?
My impressions of the course are favourable.
How do you see yourself engaging with this type of culture?
I am very much in the creator/kitchen mindset rather than the restaurant table/consumerism mindset.
Have your expectations of EDA changed? If so, how?
My expectations of EDA have not changed at all.
Are you excited to participate in this kind of learning environment? Does it make you nervous?
I am very excited.I am a little bit nervous about working in a team, but let's see how it goes.


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Redmi K30 leaks with 120hz display, dual punch-hole, and Snapdragon 730
by Oscar Cooke-AbbottFollowing their well-received value-flagship Redmi K20 (Mi 9T) and its Pro variant in early 2019, Xiaomi is gearing up to launch the sequel and it will purportedly sport an all-new display with a speedy refresh rate.
Xiaomi, like many Chinese brands, has been chasing up the value game with a new category of ‘value-flagships’ and ‘sub-flagships’ offering flagship or near-flagship specs and features, respectively, for much more reasonable prices.
Xiaomi launched their offensive on both categories with their newly offshot sub-brand Redmi’s K20 and K20 Pro, known as the Mi 9T and 9T Pro globally, offering a full suite of cameras, bezelless display and popup camera, and excellent sub-flagchip Snapdragon 730 or Snapdragon 855 respectively, at very attractive $300US and $400US base prices. They are still excellent phones.
In even only the half-year since those phones debut, however, great leaps in mobile technology have continued to be developed, namely in the display refresh-rate technology with Redmi K20 Pro competition like Oppo‘s Realme X2 Pro with its 90hz display (vs the standard 60hz) and the only 120hz AMOLED in the ASUS ROG Phone II, and it now seems like Xiaomi will be chasing that smoothness trend with the imminent Redmi K30 (Mi 10T? Mi 10X? Mi 9+?…).
These photos shared on the Chinese social media site Weibo show off the Redmi K30’s display and a few different apps revealing the device’s specs, including: a dual punch-hole camera cutout in the same place as the Galaxy S10+, a 120hz max refresh rate edging out the Realme X2 Pro competition, and a Snapdragon 730(G) just like the K30’s predecessor – an excellent chipset.
We’ll have to wait a bit longer to see the K30’s full design, given these photos obfuscate it in what appears to be a developer case (which is designed to hide the phone as much as possible), and presumably we’ll see the full official launch within the next few weeks.
Looks pretty rad.
Source: Weibo


MANSFIELD PARK A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1999 David N. Butterworth
***1/2 (out of ****)
"Emma." "Persuasion." "Pride and Prejudice." "Sense and Sensibility."
Moviedom's love affair with the work of Jane Austen has never been more apparent than in the last several years. And I'm not just talking major motion pictures here; the Arts & Entertainment cable network has been broadcasting an equal amount of made-for-British-television Austen fare for months.
Now we have "Mansfield Park" to continue the illustrious tradition, a film inspired by Austen's journals, letters, and a tome of intimidating length that bears the same name. While not a strict adaptation of the novel--the talent behind this new production has chosen to give "Mansfield Park"'s heroine, Fanny Price, a contemporary air and heightened the Antiguan slave trade subtext--the film nonetheless showcases Austen's proficiency in developing characters so rich and vital you'll want to spend many more hours in their collective company.
As Fanny Price, Frances O'Connor is remarkable (and she doesn't even get top billing!). A young woman with a quick wit and a fine command of the written and spoken word (some would say she possesses "a man's intellect"), Fanny is shipped at an early age from her poverty-stricken dockside home to the dreary elegance of Mansfield Park, an imposing Georgian estate presided over by her wealthy uncle, the implacable Sir Thomas Bertram. Sir Thomas is played by the distinguished English playwright Harold Pinter, whose screenwriting credits include "The Go-Between," "Betrayal," and "The French Lieutenant's Woman."
At Mansfield Park, Fanny is forced to endure a life little better than a scullery maid, condescendingly treated by one Mrs. Norris (Sheila Gish). During her tenure there, Fanny witnesses various cousins, friends, and neighbors falling in and out of love with each other--and herself--at the drop of a handkerchief.
Not only has Canadian writer/director Patricia Rozema ("I've Heard the Mermaids Singing") retained all of Austen's feel and flair for the world of 1806, but she has beautifully recreated the language that gives the author's writings such energy. The entire cast, especially Embeth Davidtz (who does get top billing) as the shallow, worldly Mary Crawford, Alessandro Nivola as her rakish brother Henry, and Jonny Lee Miller as Fanny's cousin and confidante Edmund Bertram, is marvelous and the range of emotions they traverse in two short hours is astonishing.
Like all of Austen's works, "Mansfield Park" is drawn from the author's own life experiences, a life spent almost entirely within her own family circle of struggling country parsons, rich fools, eligible fops, and young ladies itching to come out into society. By continuing, unbendingly, to write within that narrow world view she has given us great literature--a precise and complex view of human nature wrapped in incisive humor, social and moral consequence, and enduring style.
With its gorgeous cinematography (often shot through leaded panes of glass that haven't seen Windex in weeks), lovely muted score, and sure-footed performances, especially by Frances O'Connor, Patricia Rozema's "Mansfield Park" sets a new standard for adaptations of Jane Austen's work.
In that regard the only thing left to add is bring on "Northanger Abbey"!
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This fall my class went to the beach for a semi-educational field trip. At some historic town on the way we were sent off on a scavenger hunt that no one actually actively did. So after downing the remains of a can of EZ-Cheez and one of those chocolate oranges, I went into a coffee shop and bought a cup of chocolate-covered expresso beans and a cup of chai tea (good stuff). I ate the coffee beans on the way to a smoothie store nearby, where I got even more caffeine from a passionfruit smoothie w/guarana, ginkgo and ginseng. I then drank my *well chilled* chai. This is probably over a span of 30 minutes.
Maybe another 30 minutes later I'm feeling a little jumpy around loud noise. I go and get an iced double shot expresso and split it with my girlfriend. Then I stop eating stuff so I don't spew. I buy a can of a red bull ripoff, venom, which was described to me as 'Mountain Dew on smack.' I get on the bus and take the Dex with the soda when the nausea wears off (20-30 more minutes).
We started watching Indiana Jones, and now that my nausea wears off and I'm not busy doing anything I realize how buzzed I am. This had to have been an interaction between the Dex and the caffeine, and perhaps w/the ginseng, because I am not very stimulant sensitive.  Well, this seemed to happen immediately, like my brain was shutting out all distractions besides the movie. Lines, especially vertical ones stuck out w/gray edges. Dull colors became even more faded, while grass growing in direct sun outside the bus window burned my eyes. My right eyelid was twitching, and my eyes would randomly water. I was shivering slightly, and my shirt was damp w/sweat for no reason.
I had these weird sensations, like my body was suspended in liquid. Also, I got a sensation like hearing a quarter of a second of speech very loudly through one ear, which was odd. This happened 4 or 5 times in 15 minutes. My friend looked at me and laughed, so I asked him what was so funny. He told me to look at myself, and I did in the reflection of the T.V. screen during a dimly-lit scene in the movie. My eyes looked like they might pop out of my skull, they were so huge. Oh well. The buzz tapered off until 9 or 10 at night, and I had to pee a LOT during this time. This wasn't the most fun experience ever, but it was interesting, and only had a day of crash. If I was to experiment with caffeine again, I would definately take a pill form, the sugar crash and initial nausea of eating/drinking so much were major factors in the enjoyability of its (ab)use.
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I am in the Great Sahara Desert for the third sundown in a row. Fouad and I pass back and forth a sun-bleached map of the stars. It’s more of a tug-of-war to be honest. With what remains of the daylight, we commit to memory the positions of spots on the page. We hope to find some correlation in its negative, which slides overhead as the sun rapidly dies.
"Navigating by night is always easier." Fouad flicks these English words as ash from a cigarette. "You’ll see."
"We won't see anything. That's my point!"
How did we get here?
It started eight days ago when I arrived in Malilla on the boat from Malaga. The sun hit me like a judgement as I stepped onto the gangplank. A bit about Morocco:
Morocco has a population of over 33.8 million and an area of 446,550 km2 (172,410 sq mi). Its capital is Rabat, and the largest city is Casablanca. Other major cities include Marrakesh, Tangier, Tetouan, Sale, Fes, Agadir, Meknes, Oujda, Kenitra, and Nador. A historically prominent regional power, Morocco has a history of independence not shared by its neighbours.
"Navigating by night is always easier."Since the foundation of the first Moroccan state by Idris I in 789, the country has been ruled by a series of independent dynasties, reaching its zenith under the Almoravid and Almohad dynasty, spanning parts of Iberia and Northwestern Africa. Marinid and Saadi dynasties continued the struggle against foreign domination, and Morocco remained the only North-African country to avoid Ottoman occupation.
The Alaouite dynasty, the current ruling dynasty, seized power in 1666. In 1912 Morocco was be divided into a French and Spanish protectorates, with an international zone in Tangier, and regained its independence in 1956. Moroccan culture is a blend of Arab, indigenous Berber, Sub-Saharan African, and European influences.
Morocco claims the non-self-governing territory of Western Sahara as its Southern Provinces. Morocco annexed the territory in 1975, leading to a guerrilla war with indigenous forces until a cease-fire in 1991. Peace processes have thus far failed to break the political deadlock.
Morocco is a constitutional monarchy with an elected parliament. The King of Morocco holds vast executive and legislative powers, especially over the military, foreign policy and religious affairs. Executive power is exercised by the government, while legislative power is vested in both the government and the two chambers of parliament, the Assembly of Representatives and the Assembly of Councillors. The king can issue decrees called dahirs which have the force of law. He can also dissolve the parliament after consulting the Prime Minister and the president of the Constitutional court.
“Navigating by night is always easier.”Morocco's predominant religion is Islam, and the official languages are Arabic and Tamazight. Moroccan dialect, referred to as Darija, and French are also widely spoken. Morocco is an influential member of the Arab League and a part of the Union for the Mediterranean. It has the fifth largest economy of Africa.


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The great thing about HTML5 games is that they run on all modern browsers. You can play these games on modern browsers such as Chrome and Firefox on desktop as well as on devices such as iPhone and Android.
In this post we are listing Games which are inspired from other popular game-titles and app store hits such as 2048, Clumsy Bird, and even Tic-Tac-Toe. You can find the links to play you favourite game.
1.2048
2048 is a single-player sliding block puzzle game designed by Italian web developer Gabriele Cirulli. The game's objective is to slide numbered tiles on a grid to combine them to create a tile with the number 2048. ... 2048 has been described as very similar to the Threes!
2.Clumsy Bird
Clumsy Bird is a side-scrolling mobile game with 2D graphics. The objective is to direct the bird through as many spaces through logs, avoiding the ground and the logs themselves
3.Tic-Tac-Toe
Tic-tac-toe (American English), noughts and crosses (British English), or Xs and Os is a paper-and-pencil game for two players, X and O, who take turns marking the spaces in a 3×3 grid. The player who succeeds in placing three of their marks in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal row is the winner.
4.Snake
The history of the Snake game goes back to the 1970's. However, it was the 1980's when the game took on the look that we will be using. It was sold under numerous names and many platforms but probably gained widespread recognition when it was shipped as standard on Nokia mobile phones in the late 1990's. The game involves controlling a single block or snakehead by turning only left or right by ninety degrees until you manage to eat an apple. When you get the apple, the Snake grows an extra block or body segment. If, or rather when, the snake bumps into the edge of the screen or accidentally eats himself the game is over. The more apples the snake eats the higher the score.


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I use PyCharm in 2017.12 version but even with previous ones this tutorial should work correctly. First you need to configure Docker. Go to File -> Settings and find Docker section (you can use search bar).
At this point we didn’t configure the Run/Debug configuration to have Docker use the GPU but that can be quickly fixed. Open the auto-generated Run/Debug configuration and add --gpus all at the end of the Docker container settings. You should end up with something like this:CUDA isn't available :(


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This is the method that is called by the view's adapter to the model, i.e.
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Doing things like changing the color or radius or velocity in some manner.
- updateState(Ball) - Method in class model.strategies.BreathingStrategy
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- updateState(Ball) - Method in class model.strategies.ColorStrategy
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- updateState(Ball) - Method in interface model.strategies.IUpdateStrategy
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Method that describe the behavior corresponding to the strategy.
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- updateState(Ball) - Method in class model.strategies.ShakeStrategy
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- updateState(Ball) - Method in class model.strategies.StraightStrategy
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The method that tells the view to update
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Update the panel display
- UpRightArrowPaintStrategy - Class in model.paint.strategies
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A composite paint strategy that paints an upright arrow by combining a triangle
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- UpRightArrowPaintStrategy(APaintStrategy, APaintStrategy) - Constructor for class model.paint.strategies.UpRightArrowPaintStrategy
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Constructor that makes a composite arrow with two different paint strategy.
- UpRightArrowPaintStrategy() - Constructor for class model.paint.strategies.UpRightArrowPaintStrategy
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No-parameter constructor that instantiates the AffineTransform for internal use
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A shape painting strategy that adds a paintCfg override that keeps the shape upright no matter which way it is going.
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Constructor that takes both a Shape and an affine transform
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Constructor that takes a Shape, generates its own affine transform.
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Paint a upright triangle.
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The Haskell Foundation seeks nominations for the Foundation Board.
The Haskell Foundation is a new non-profit organisation that seeks to articulate the benefits of functional programming to a broader audience, to erase barriers to entry, and to support Haskell as a solidly reliable basis for mission-critical applications.
The Foundation Board
Remit Of The Board
The Board provides the strategic leadership for the Foundation, and is the decision-making body for everything the Foundation does. More specifically
- Governance: leadership and direction - set strategy, provide guidance
- Staff: appoint senior members of Foundation staff
- Define, curate and track Foundation goals
- Deploy the funds raised by the Foundation to support the Foundation’s goals.
- Seek out opportunities to further the goals of the Foundation
- Represent the Haskell community to the world: liaise with sponsors, public bodies (ACM, standards committees) etc
- Ensure success and long-term continuity of the Foundation
- Receive and review financial accounts
The Foundation will not supplant or replace the excellent work of existing groups. So, for example, the GHC Steering Group is responsible for making decisions about GHC proposals. Similarly, decisions about stack are taken by the stack team, and about Haddock are taken by the Haddock team. The Board will hopefully influence these groups, and improve communication between them, but they remain individually responsible for decisions in their bailiwicks.
Membership
Being a member of the Foundation Board means gives you the opportunity to contribute directly to the strategic direction of the Foundation, to help build the Haskell community, and to help promote the broader adoption of functional programming.
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Being a member of the Board is not an honorary post; it involves real work. There will typically be ad-hoc or permanent working groups, on which Board members are expected to serve or chair.
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The Board needs to be big enough to have a breadth of expertise and representation, but small enough to be effective. We will start with a Board of 12 members.
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Once appointed, board members should act in the best interests of the Foundation and the entire Haskell community; they are not appointed to represent the interests of a particular group.
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Members will have fixed terms, to ensure a steady turnover of members. There is a balance here: it’s a pity to lose strong, well-qualified members too quickly. The details remain to be settled, but will be something like: three or four year terms, but with the possibility of being renewed once, and the possibility of returning after a gap.
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Terms will be staggered so that a similar number of members reach the end of their term at regular intervals. “Regular intervals” might mean annually or every two years; again there is a balance between providing a regular “way in” and the overheads of nomination, selection, and onboarding. To bootstrap this process the Interim Board may invite some members to serve for shorter initial terms.
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No two members should be paid employees of the same organisation
The Executive Director reports to the board, attends all board meetings, but does not vote.
The initial membership of the Board will be chosen by the Interim Board, based on open nominations against written criteria. (After this bootstrap process, the Board itself chooses its new members, based on a similar call for nominations.) This document is the call for nominations.
Key Roles
- Chair (elected annually by the Foundation Board members)
- Treasurer
- Secretary
Transparency
The Board should conduct its business as transparently as possible. Specifically:
- It should publish public minutes of meetings and decisions.
- It should be open about its finances: where money comes from, and what it is spent on.
- It should conduct most conversations on a publicly-readable mailing list.
In all cases there may be some aspects of the Board’s work that should properly be private, e.g. relating to security, staff, or money. The Board will have to make judgements about this, but the strong default is to work in public.
Nominations For The Board
Please submit your nomination to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>by Monday 11 January 2021.
Your nomination should be accompanied by a brief CV and a covering letter that says
- How you fit the criteria below.
- Why you would like to be a Board member
- What you feel you could contribute
Please indicate whether you would consider the role of Secretary (legal knowledge/experience useful) or Treasurer (financial knowledge/experience useful).
These nominations will be evaluated by the Interim Board, which will disband once the Foundation Board is in place. Its members are:
- Lennart Augustsson (Epic Games)
- Chris Dornan (IRIS Connect)
- Jasper van der Jeugt (haskell.org)
- Gabriele Keller (Utrecht University)
- Ed Kmett (Miri)
- Simon Marlow (Facebook)
- Simon Peyton Jones (Microsoft Research)
- Stephanie Weirich (University of Pennsylvania)
Criteria
Nominations for membership of the Board will be evaluated against the following criteria:
- You have a positive drive and vision for the Haskell community and ecosystem
- You have a track record of contribution to the Haskell community and ecosystem
- You are widely trusted and respected in the community.
- You have enough time and energy to devote to being a member of the board; it is not an honorary position!
The Interim Board will seek to appoint a Board that, collectively, satisfies these criteria:
- Includes individuals with the skills, expertise and experience (e.g. technical, legal, organisational, community-building) that the Board needs.
- Reflects the rich diversity (e.g. of age, gender, geographical spread) that is in the Haskell community.
- Includes individuals who are well-equipped to reflect the priorities of Haskell’s various constituencies, including
- Companies that use Haskell in production, and Haskell consultancies; giving this group a stronger voice is one of the HF’s main goals.
- Users of Haskell. That might include companies, but also includes the broader open-source community, hobbyists, etc.
- Sponsors: companies (or even individuals) who are funding the Foundation.
- People who build and run the infrastructure of the Haskell ecosystem: compilers, libraries, packaging and distribution, IDEs etc.
- Educators, including school, university, and commercial training courses.
- Functional programming researchers who build on and/or develop Haskell.
NB: nominations are also welcome from individuals who meet other criteria but do not represent any particular constituency.
Simultaneously hitting all these criteria is nigh impossible. However, each subsequent round of nominations for new Board members offers a fresh chance to rectify any imbalances.


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@Messages.get("gmp.entered_details.title.survivor")
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}
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The call follows a shooting at a naval base in Florida that left three sailors dead.
by Tom SablesUS Defense Secretary Mark Esper has ordered a review of a screening programme for all foreign personnel training at military bases in America.
The move follows the shooting of three sailors at a naval base in Florida on Friday by a Saudi gunman.
The attacker, a Second Lieutenant in the Saudi Air Force, opened fire in a classroom building at the US Naval Air Station in Pensacola - the incident is being treated by the FBI as an act of terrorism.
Speaking at the Reagan National Defense Forum at the Reagan Presidential Library on Saturday, the following day of the attack, Mr Esper said:
“Yesterday, I directed that we look at our security precautions across the services and all of our installations and bases and facilities to make sure that we’ve got the appropriate degree of security to protect our service members and their families and our communities.
“At the same time, I also directed that we look at our vetting procedures within DoD for all the many foreign nationals that come, for good reason, to our country to train,” Mr Esper said.
Officials are trying to determine whether the gunman, Second Lieutenant Mohammed Alshamrani, 21, acted alone.
The shooter was a flight student at Pensacola, where members of foreign militaries are routinely trained by the US.
All of the international students at the base have been accounted for, with no arrests made, according to FBI Special Agent Rachel L Rojas.
The FBI also stated that the community is under no immediate threat.
Alshamrani opened fire inside a classroom at the base - killing three people and wounding two sheriff's deputies, before one of the deputies killed him. Eight others were also hurt.
The three men killed in the attack have been identified by the US Navy - aged between 19 and 23.
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Over the last six months I have done 2CT-7 six times, and have witnessed 25 others experiences. I have always done it orally with a dose between 20 and 27 mg (I weighed each dose accurate to within 1mg).
This drug has caused me to vomit a few times. I have only vomited two other times in my memory. While extricating the partially digested slurry on 2CT-7, I have always been extremely disoriented and hallucinating in very unique and poignant ways. The vomiting appears to be independent of my food consumption and also unfazed by pepto or emetrol.
After ingesting a capsule with a weighed dose, it has always taken myself and those around me a little over an hour before the initial effects. Roughly an hour after this digestive cramping leads to nausea. The digestive cramping can remain for up to five hours after ingestion (in my experience). If the dose is insufflated, you will vomit, and quickly.
Unlike LSD, Salvia, Amphetamines and Cannabis products 2CT-7 has caused little to no anxiety in anyone around me. I am particularly prone to being anxious (I have some anxiety disorder or another), so this is a great joy for me. Actually, I feel rather relaxed and loose on 2CT-7, like I have had 3 shots of liqueur or some GHB. I have made a couple of rather embarrassing foux-pas in social situations while on 2CT-7. I have become a little embarrassed, not that I was dancing naked on any tables or anything.
GOOD NEWS: I and another friend found that taking an anticonvulsant shortly after taking 2CT-7 almost completely eliminates the negative physical side effects of this substance. It is possible this is because most of the nausea caused by 2CT-7 is related to muscle convulsions upsetting the digestive track. That is only a guess, but it seems to fit my body's reaction fairly well. Using the anticonvulsant has allowed us a full view of the psychedelic joy that is 2CT-7 without clouding the high.
WARNING: In myself (and two others) mixing 2CT-7 with GHB has caused extreme discomfort for up to 9 hours. Even with both substances carefully weighed; digestive discomfort, stomach cramping, nausea, dizziness and uncomfortable disorientation are felt in tandem. Please proceed with caution here because both substances have claimed lives.
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.


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Advanced Text Column Options
How to configure the optional Advanced Column Options for Text columns for a form or list in the Form and List module. This tutorial assumes you are currently adding or editing a text column. See "Creating a List", "Creating a Form" or "Editing List or Form Columns"
- Go to the Advanced Column Options section and set any of the following optional fields:
- At List of Values set the following:
- In the List of Values text box, enter one or more values for this field separated by a semi-colon ( ; ). E.g. Mr;Mrs;Ms;Miss;Dr. Leave this field blank to display a text box in which any data can be entered.
- Select how the list options are displayed:
- Drop Down List: Display values in a drop down selection list. This is useful when there are a lot of values.
- Radio Button List (Vertical): Display values in a vertical list with radio buttons.
- RBL (Horizontal): Display values in a horizontal list with radio buttons.
- In the Default Value text box, enter the default value for this field. When creating a new row this value will automatically be selected or entered.
- In the Validation Rule text box, enter the required input pattern using the "Regular Expression" language.
- In the Validation Message text box, enter the message to be displayed if the value entered is incorrect for the validation rule.
- In the CSS Style text box, enter the Style which is applied on text box or list control in form. E.g. width:300px
- In the Help Text text box, enter a help message to assist users when entering data for this column.
Setting the Advanced Options for a Text column
Setting text value to a list on the Edit Record page
Text displayed on a Form