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Weekly Meeting: 2015-04-09
9th Apr 2015: Decoupling the mirage tool and libs, Public Q&A session
Agenda
- Quality and Test
- Irmin update
- Handling constraints in the Mirage tool
- MirageOS Public Hangout/FAQ session
Attendees: Amir Chaudhry (chair), Thomas Gazagnaire, Heidi Howard, David Kaloper, Masoud Koleini, Thomas Leonard, Hannes Mehnert, Richard Mortier, Nicolas Ojeda Bar, Mindy Preston and Magnus Skjegstad
Notes
Quality and test
There was a meeting of the test breakout squad, which included Mort, Mindy, David Scott, Magnus and ThomasG. There was a long discussion last week and they covered a variety of items, such as reproduction of issues, component tests and other things. There’s room for improvement everywhere!
There are some useful things to get started with, for example simply documenting assumptions in stack would a step forward (e.g. blocking vs non-blocking, etc). It would also be helpful to define best practise and we can look to certain libraries for this (cf. Dave and Vchan).
There are several actions that arose from the test meeting and Mort has notes that he’ll write up when he gets a chance.
ThomasL also noted that Travis has a new build cluster on Amazon, as long as
sudo
is not needed. It would speed things up if we can we get PPA added to
that.
Irmin update
ThomasG is reworking the the watch API. Added two functions and is adding unit tests too. The API is still not settled as ThomasL has posed questions that need to be addressed. The new LCA code is much faster though.
Although ThomasG is currently focused on Watch, merge is the big thing missing at the moment. ThomasL is specifically waiting for for support for this and it’s the main thing he needs before he can ‘release’ CueKeeper to others.
Jitsu update
Jitsu will be presented at NSDI in less than a month. There haven’t been many updates since last time, though work is taking place to add libxl support (and keep support for both libvirt and libxl). The code that exists in the main branch can can be used and is the version we used for the experiments in the upcoming paper. It’s stable but currently a bit difficult to use. Should try and improve this before the presentation itself, so Magnus needs to make some releases. Amir is preparing a news release to coincide with the NSDI talk and will circulate off-list for feedback.
Handling constraints in the mirage tool
We had a brief discussion about trying to decouple the releases of libraries
from the mirage
tool itself.
We’re not in a good place at the moment as we can’t release a number of
libraries without also having to update and release a new version of mirage
too. Currently there is no way to set constraints in the Mirage tool itself,
which leads to a situation where a number of new libraries may be available in
OPAM but the Mirage tool cannot use them — i.e. there are packages that are
more recent than mirage
knows about. Therefore the Mirage tool becomes a
bottleneck. There are many libraries that are in this situation, so this is
not an isolated case. The opinion at the moment seems to be to push the onus
of updating mirage
onto the maintainer of the respective repos, but this has
it’s own issues (and failure modes).
This is something that we will need to discuss further so we should bring it up on the next call.
TLS entropy story
DavidK still working on this! Ask again in two weeks.
MirageOS Public Hangout/FAQ session
A question came in by email about hosting a public hangout for people who may be interested in learning more about unikernels and MirageOS. One of the points that occurred to us was whether this is a repeat of the written information we already have, a Q&A with the developers, or a wider-ranging discussion about where MirageOS and unikernels are going. All are valid areas but serve different audiences and require different attendees/prep.
In general, it was felt that this would be A Good Thing, as long everyone can get something out of it. For example, it would be great for us to hear of use-cases and we could record the session and post it to the website as further material. It would also allow us to correct any misconceptions about unikernels and our approach. There were a few comments that although we have quite an open process, we could do a better job of communicating the project.
In terms of format, we seemed to settle on something with a partial presentation (less than 30mins) followed by open Q&A. Sourcing questions would also allow us to put together an FAQ and become more aware of — and deal with — the common issues that crop up. It might even be worth asking around directly for what people would like to get out of the session and go from there. Amir will look into this and will bring up some ideas in about a month (i.e. in the call after the next one).
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AoB
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Amir apologises for the recurring delays in getting the call notes up.
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Hannes has more thoughts to share on security things. Will post to the list.
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The next call is scheduled for Wednesday, 22nd April, though we may have to shift to the Thursday again. Please add any agenda items you wish to discuss in advance and refer to the mailing list for actual details a day or so in advance.


Subject that publishes only the last item observed to each Observer
that has subscribed, when the
source Observable}
completes.
Subject that publishes only the last item observed to each Observer
that has subscribed, when the
source Observable}
completes.
// observer will receive no onNext events because the subject.onCompleted() isn't called. val subject = AsyncSubject[String]() subject.subscribe(observer) subject.onNext("one") subject.onNext("two") subject.onNext("three") // observer will receive "three" as the only onNext event. val subject = AsyncSubject[String]() subject.subscribe(observer) subject.onNext("one") subject.onNext("two") subject.onNext("three") subject.onCompleted()
Subject that emits the most recent item it has observed and all subsequent observed items to each subscribed
Observer
.
Subject that emits the most recent item it has observed and all subsequent observed items to each subscribed
Observer
.
// observer will receive all events. val subject = BehaviorSubject[String]("default") subject.subscribe(observer) subject.onNext("one") subject.onNext("two") subject.onNext("three") // observer will receive the "one", "two" and "three" events, but not "zero" val subject = BehaviorSubject[String]("default") subject.onNext("zero") subject.onNext("one") subject.subscribe(observer) subject.onNext("two") subject.onNext("three") // observer will receive only onCompleted val subject = BehaviorSubject[String]("default") subject.onNext("zero") subject.onNext("one") subject.onCompleted() subject.subscribe(observer) // observer will receive only onError val subject = BehaviorSubject[String]("default") subject.onNext("zero") subject.onNext("one") subject.onError(new RuntimeException("error")) subject.subscribe(observer)
Subject that, once an Observer
has subscribed, emits all subsequently observed items to the
subscriber.
Subject that, once an Observer
has subscribed, emits all subsequently observed items to the
subscriber.
val subject = PublishSubject[String]() // observer1 will receive all onNext and onCompleted events subject.subscribe(observer1) subject.onNext("one") subject.onNext("two") // observer2 will only receive "three" and onCompleted subject.subscribe(observer2) subject.onNext("three") subject.onCompleted()
Subject that buffers all items it observes and replays them to any Observer
that subscribes.
Subject that buffers all items it observes and replays them to any Observer
that subscribes.
val subject = ReplaySubject[String]() subject.onNext("one") subject.onNext("two") subject.onNext("three") subject.onCompleted() // both of the following will get the onNext/onCompleted calls from above subject.subscribe(observer1) subject.subscribe(observer2)
Wraps a Subject to ensure that the resulting Subject is chronologically well-behaved.
Wraps a Subject to ensure that the resulting Subject is chronologically well-behaved.
A well-behaved Subject does not interleave its invocations of the onNext,
onCompleted, and onError methods of
its rx.lang.scala.Subjects; it invokes onCompleted
or onError
only once; and it never invokes onNext
after invoking either onCompleted
or onError
.
SerializedSubject enforces this, and the Subject it returns invokes onNext
and
onCompleted
or onError
synchronously on the wrapped Subject.
A variety of Subject that is useful for testing purposes.
A variety of Subject that is useful for testing purposes. It operates on a TestScheduler
and allows
you to precisely time emissions and notifications to the Subject's subscribers.
Subjects are Observers and Observables at the same time.


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Reaction unwalled.garden/reaction
- File type
- Description: A string annotation on some resource.
- Path:
/.data/unwalled.garden/reactions/*.json
Notes
Each “phrase” is constrained to 20 lowercase english letters.
Example
{
"type": "unwalled.garden/reaction",
"topic": "dat://beakerbrowser.com/",
"phrases": ["like", "woah"]
}
Schema
{
"$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#",
"$id": "dat://unwalled.garden/reaction.json",
"type": "object",
"title": "Reaction",
"description": "An string annotation on some resource.",
"required": [
"type",
"topic",
"phrases"
],
"properties": {
"type": {
"type": "string",
"description": "The object's type",
"const": "unwalled.garden/reaction"
},
"topic": {
"type": "string",
"description": "What this reaction is about",
"format": "uri"
},
"phrases": {
"type": "array",
"description": "The reaction phrases.",
"items": {
"type": "string",
"pattern": "^[a-z ]+$",
"maxLength": 20
}
}
}
}


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The purpose of this challenge is to demonstrate password guessing attacks. These are made possible by MITRE Top 25 programming flaws such as:
The software does not implement sufficient measures to prevent multiple failed authentication attempts within in a short time frame, making it more susceptible to brute force attacks.
The software contains hard-coded credentials, such as a password or cryptographic key, which it uses for its own inbound authentication, outbound communication to external components, or encryption of internal data.
Password guessing attacks are very simple and don't require security knowledge. In fact the first Guccifer, Marcel Lehel, was an unemployed taxi driver and ended up breaking into the accounts of high ranking US politicians.
Password guessing is also featured in many movies when the main character finds themselves in front of a locked computer screen and uses information from their surroundings to try to break in.
The developers of the application have created an administration account to manage different configurations of the application.
For convenience the password was hard-coded in the JSP file.
The password for the admin
user also happens to be an insecure password. One of the top 10 most insecure passwords.


Men's Merchandise Powers The Buckle's Latest Results
The retailer's latest earnings report was roundly endorsed by investors.
by Asit Sharma (TMFfinosus)Jeans-focused fashion retailer The Buckle (NYSE:BKE) enjoyed one of its best trading days in years following the release of the company's fiscal third-quarter earnings on Nov. 22. Shares rose 20.5% as the company's top line and profit margins didn't buckle but exhibited surprising progress.
As I've recently discussed, the denim specialist is an overlooked retail story that should appeal to risk-tolerant income investors, as well as value seekers. Let's review the quarter as well as specific factors that catalyzed investors' enthusiasm on Friday. (Note that all comparative numbers in the following discussion refer to those of the prior-year quarter.)
The Buckle: headline numbers
| Metric | Q3 2019 | Q3 2018 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | $224.1 million | $215.1 million | 4.2% |
| Net income | $26.0 million | $20.5 million | 26.8% |
| Diluted earnings per share | $0.53 | $0.42 | 26.2% |
Data source: The Buckle.
Highlights from the quarter
- Comparable sales rose by 4.7%, well above the flattish trend of the last several quarters.
- Online sales increased by 5.4% to $26.9 million.
- Women's merchandise sales increased by 3%. Average denim price points slipped from $74.90 to $73.35. Across all categories, the average women's price point dipped by roughly 2% to $41.70.
- Management cited strength in jeans bottoms, and specifically, dark wash jeans, as factors behind the higher sales volume in women's products.
- Men's merchandise sales increased by 6%, an atypically vigorous quarterly result. Average denim price points increased by $0.05 to $82.95, while the overall average price point decreased by 1.5% to $49.65. The segment accounted for 51.5% of total Buckle net sales against 50.5% in the comparable prior-year quarter.
- Men's merchandise enjoyed growth in all categories except outerwear. Management observed that footwear continues to lead the men's segment, with particular momentum in the "Hey Dude" brand of travel shoes.
- Gross margin expanded by 170 basis points to 41.7%. Executives attributed the higher gross profitability to 60 basis points of improvement in merchandise margin, and 110 basis points of leverage from lower occupancy, distribution, and buying costs.
- The company did not complete any store remodels during the quarter, but has two renovations slated for completion in November, which will bring the current-year count to five remodels and one new store opening.
- Buckle noted that its two experimental pop-up youth stores in Idaho are performing well and that at present, it intends to keep the stores open year-round.
Management's perspective
While men's merchandise sales boosted the company's total revenue during the quarter, women's clothing helped Buckle deliver better profit margins. During the company's earnings conference call, Vice President of Women's Merchandising Kelli Molczyk illuminated how the segment lifted its profits:
Overall, we were pleased with how we managed inventory through the quarter, reducing mark downs and improving overall margins. Across all women's categories, we sustained improvement in our overall sell-through throughout the quarter on off inventory. With where our inventory is positioned, we feel we are in more nimble as women's fashion continue to change and evolve.
In general, Buckle has avoided an excessive inventory buildup in recent quarters and has leaned toward reducing markdowns to support its margins. These actions have helped as it's followed the broader industry in gradually lowering its denim price points.
The Buckle has also demonstrated an ability to improve both comps and overall sales even as it closes underperforming stores. The company ended the third quarter with 449 stores (all located within the U.S.) encompassing 2.32 million square feet. That compares with 453 stores containing 2.34 million square feet of retail space in the third quarter of 2018. By allocating resources to store renovations rather than expansion, and improving inventory management, The Buckle is bucking larger retail trends that are pummeling many brick-and-mortar fashion chains. It appears that investors have noticed and may be ready to endorse the ongoing turnaround with significant share purchases.


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It was hard to customize items and such in Unitale, right? Plus, items wouldn't go away when you used them,
because they are the only ones that will ever love you. But now, nobody loves you at all, items
can be deleted and the Inventory System has been simplified! Here are the functions that are created to
help you with this hellish mechanism that added items.
Some of these functions can only be used in HandleItem. Examples are
included at the bottom of this page.
Inventory.AddItem( name, index) Attempts to add the item name to the player's inventory.
Inventory.RemoveItem( index)
Removes the item in position index from the player's inventory.
index = Index to remove the item from. The first item is position 1.
Inventory.GetItem( index)
Returns the name of the item in the inventory at the given index.
index = Index of the chosen item. The first item is number 1.
Inventory.GetType( index)
Returns the type of the item in the inventory at the given index.
index = Index of the chosen item. The first item is number 1.
Types:
0 = Consumable. Will be deleted upon use.
1 = Special. This item will not be deleted upon use.
Inventory.SetItem( index, name)
Sets the inventory item at index to the item Name.
index = Index to put the item in. The first item is position 1.
name = Name of the item to put in the inventory.
Inventory.AddCustomItem( name, description, type, targetType)
If you want to add custom items, this has to be used before SetInventory.
This adds an item named name to the inventory which is of type type.
You can add a short description to it using description, and targetType
tells the engine which entities this item should target.
Usage: Inventory.AddCustomItems("item1", "Useful item!", 1, "Player")
name = The name of your custom item.
description = Short description of your custom item.
Empty strings are valid.
type = The item type of your custom item.
Types:
0 = Consumable. Will be deleted upon use.
1 = Special. This item will not be deleted upon use.
targetType = Type of entities the item will target.
Target types:
"Player" = Targets one active Player.
"Enemy" = Targets one active enemy.
"AllPlayer" = Targets all active Players.
"AllEnemy" = Targets all active enemies.
Inventory.SetInventory( names)
Sets the player's inventory. To use custom items, this must be used after AddCustomItems.
This function is used like this: Inventory.SetInventory({"item1", "item2"});
names = The names of the items.
Inventory.ItemCount Returns the number of items the player has in their inventory. Read-only.
function EncounterStarting() Inventory.AddCustomItem("Starfait", "Refreshing!", 0, "Player") Inventory.SetInventory({"Starfait"}) end function HandleItem(user, targets, itemID, itemData) if itemID == "Starfait" then targets[1].Heal(14) BattleDialog({targets[1].name .. " eats the Starfait.[w:10]\nThey recovered 14 HP!"}) end end
function EncounterStarting() Inventory.AddCustomItem("Nut", "Heals 20HP to Team.", 0, "AllPlayer") Inventory.SetInventory({"Nut"}) end function HandleItem(user, targets, itemID, itemData) if itemID == "Nut" then for i = 1, #targets do targets[i].Heal(20) end BattleDialog({"The team splits the Nut apart and eat a part each.[w:10]\nEveryone regain 20HP!"}) end end
function EncounterStarting() Inventory.AddCustomItem("Test", "Test Item", 1, "AllPlayer") Inventory.SetInventory({"Test"}) end function HandleItem(user, targets, itemID, itemData) if itemID == "Test" then BattleDialog({"This item won't be\rdeleted!"}) end end
function EncounterStarting() Inventory.AddCustomItem("Test", "Test Item", 0, "AllPlayer") Inventory.AddCustomItem("Test2", "Another Test Item", 1, "AllPlayer") Inventory.AddCustomItem("Bandage", "Used Before\nHeals 20 HP", 0, "Player") Inventory.AddCustomItem("Nut", "Heals 20 HP to Team.", 0, "AllPlayer") Inventory.AddCustomItem("Rock", "Throwable Weapon\nDeals 5 DMG", 0, "Enemy") Inventory.AddCustomItem("Manual", "Very Useful and Cute", 1, "AllEnemy") Inventory.SetInventory({ "Test", "Test2", "Manual", "Bandage", "Nut", "Rock", "Bandage" }) end function HandleItem(user, targets, itemID, itemData) if itemID == "Test" then BattleDialog({"This is a test of a normal item.[w:10] It should disappear from your bag.[w:10] The test succeeded!"}) elseif itemID == "Test2" then BattleDialog({"This is a test of a persistent item.[w:10] If it succeeded, the item must still be in the inventory!"}) elseif itemID == "Bandage" then targets[1].Heal(20) BattleDialog({ targets[1].name .. " reapplied the bandage.[w:10]\nThey regain 20 HP!" }) elseif itemID == "Nut" then for i = 1, #targets do targets[i].Heal(20) end BattleDialog({"The team splits the Nut apart and eat a part each.[w:10]\nEveryone regain 20 HP!"}) elseif itemID == "Rock" then targets[1].Hurt(5, user) BattleDialog({ user.name .. " throws the Rock at " .. targets[1].name .. ".[w:10]\nIt collides![w:10] " .. targets[1].name .. " loses 5 HP!"}) elseif itemID == "Manual" then local text = { user.name .. " reads the Manual." } for i = 1, #targets do -- You can call enemy (or Players) Entity files functions like so: --targets[i].UseItem(itemID) end BattleDialog(text) end end


SapphireDb supports running in multiple instances. Each instance will synchronize with the other instances using different mechanisms.
If you want to scale dynamically you don't know the instances in advance. You therefor need a kind of message broker that distributes changes to all application instances. SapphireDb provides a sync module that uses Redis to achieve this goal.
docker run -it --rm -p 6379:6379 redis:alpine
<IP_ADDRESS>:6379,ssl=False
If you only have a predefined (and small) number of instances and don't need dynamic scaling you can use this option. SapphireDb will sync changes through a http-interface and send them to all other known instances. You only need a seperate sync configuration for all instances.


Please refer to the wiki for detailed documentation.
Building a debug version from command line
The build system is smart enough to automatically download and install all the parts of the Android SDK for you. If you cannot build, you can either try to fix your Android dev enviroment to fit the android/build.gradle requirements - or you can simply remove ANDROID_HOME, and all traces of your Android SDK from your PATH.
make
Building a debug version from Android Studio
Setup the Android Application to use two gradle aware make targets. You must set 'Installation Options' to "Deploy Nothing".
The tricky part is to set the build tasks. You will need two tasks of type 'Gradle-Aware Make'. Android Studio will autocomplete the names below when you start typing them in.
- :android:assembleGithubDebug
- :android:installGithubDebug


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Dedication, Responsiblilty, leader, are all conponents that are apart of me and this is the kind of person I am.
Athletic, hardworking, first year Coding student who is excellent speaker and able to meet dates. Seeking the position of Coding.
Dedication, Responsiblilty, leader, are all conponents that are apart of me and this is the kind of person I am.


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This plot can be used to compare expression values of one gene against another. Enter a gene and hit return. Not all gene expression values are held in this report, due to performance issues (this page is a standalone html which may not open if it is too large). See About tab to see the full list of genes included in this report.
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When I told my non-tech friends I wanted to become a software engineer.
12.09.2014.
Day 2- After typing rm -rf into command line and realizing I didn't wipe my computer clean afterall.
12.05.2014.
Trying to learn the difference between an id and class.
12.31.2014.
When I published my first website.
01.02.2015.
But for days.
01.08.2015.
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01.10.2015.
When I found out the perfect $900 room for rent in Duboce was actually a closet... literally a closet.
01.16.2015.
Me on Monday...
01.16.2015.
Me on Friday.
01.18.2015.
My decided response Sunday night after failing to get a working solution for the credit card validation challenge.
01.25.2015.
When a another student tells you they solved the Bingo challenge.
02.01.2015.
How I feel about stereotype threat.
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Phase 1 starts Monday!


| 024:030 Khan | : |
Tell the believing men to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things), and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts, etc.). That is purer for them. Verily, Allah is All-Aware of what they do. |
| 024:030 Maulana | : |
Say to the believing men that they lower their gaze and restrain their sexual passions. That is purer for them. Surely Allah is Aware of what they do. |
| 024:030 Pickthal | : |
Tell the believing men to lower their gaze and be modest. That is purer for them. Lo! Allah is aware of what they do. |
| 024:030 Rashad | : |
Tell the believing men that they shall subdue their eyes (and not stare at the women), and to maintain their chastity. This is purer for them. GOD is fully Cognizant of everything they do. |
| 024:030 Sarwar | : |
(Muhammad), tell the believing men to cast down their eyes and guard their carnal desires; this will make them more pure. God is certainly aware of what they do. |
| 024:030 Shakir | : |
Say to the believing men that they cast down their looks and guard their private parts; that is purer for them; surely Allah is Aware of what they do. |
| 024:030 Sherali | : |
Say to the believing men that they restrain their looks and guard their private parts. That is purer for them. Surely, ALLAH is Well-Aware of what they do. |
| 024:030 Yusufali | : |
Say to the believing men that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty: that will make for greater purity for them: And Allah is well acquainted with all that they do. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإيمان > الله جلّ جلاله > الخشوع بين يديه جلّ وعلا Faith> Allah, Glory to his Majesty> Humility Between His Hands العمل > العمل الصالح > التواضع Action(Work)> The Good Deeds>Humbleness الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > التواضع Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Humbleness الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > العفة Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Chastity الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > غض البصر وحفظ الفرج Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Lowering Gaze from Looking at Forbidden things and Protecting their Private Parts الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > النساء > الحِجاب Man and The Social Relations>Women>The Veil
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After adding Absinthe, Cognac or Rye Whiskey can be added as a second alcoholic ingredient. Originally in New Orleans during the mid-19th Century Cognac was typically used in Sazeracs. However, the 1880s phylloxera epidemic led to a decline in European wine production, causing cognac imports to the Unites States to decline leading to locally available Rye Whiskey being commonly used instead. One hundred and forty years later the choice of whisky or cognac is up to you.
Adding Rye Whiskey will give your Sazerac a spicier flavour, it is often considered to be more grainy and dry than Bourbon. In the US by law Rye Whiskey must contain at least 51 per cent rye. Few producers survived prohibition and the drink went into decline for many decades. More recently Rye has undergone a small revival and is now easier to get hold of.
This video explains more about the diverity of Rye Whiskey:
If the taste of Rye is too harsh then Cognac will make a Sazerac smoother. The exact taste of a Cognac depends on the grapes it is made from, but in general it is sweeter than whisky with hints of dried fruit. The name comes from the French town where it was first made. Cognac is a type of brandy made near the west coast of France. During its production a dry and acidic white wine is doubly distilled and aged in oak casks for at least two years.
To find out more about the distillation process of cognac check out the video below:


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SOYLENT GREEN A film review by Shane R. Burridge Copyright 1996 Shane R. Burridge
(1973) 97m.
In THE OMEGA MAN, Charlton Heston played the last human on Earth, wandering an empty city alone. Two years later he'd have exactly the opposite problem - fighting for room in a city of 40 million. The year is 2022, and Heston is Detective Thorn, a New York cop investigating the murder of a director of the Soylent Corporation, a powerful food processing company responsible for the manufacture of vegetable concentrate biscuits. Thorn is impressed by the wealth of the victim (in this future, "rich" means being able to afford running water and strawberries), which enables comforts that he and his roommate Sol (Edward G. Robinson) can only dream of.
In such an overpopulated world, it's only to be expected that life is cheap. People crowd like refugees, living from hand to mouth; attractive young women are rented out with apartments and referred to as `furniture'. Whole film is downbeat; the future is not only crowded but also polluted (everything outdoors is filmed through a green haze), economically repressed, nearly bereft of all natural resources, and suffering from the Greenhouse effect. Director Richard Fleischer doesn't show us huge mob scenes (apart from one riot sequence) or grand views of an out-of-control, decaying megalopolis, but instead gives us the sense of such a future by focusing on elements of daily life that have irrevocably changed as a consequence. Robinson's Sol, who is pointedly the `soul' of the film, is our emotional and philosophical connection to the unspoiled past - his memories are supposed to be ours - and provides the film's only touching moments. It's a rare film that makes death (by euthanasia) a pleasant and more preferable alternative than living, but in SOYLENT GREEN humanity has reached a dead end: it posits that at a certain level, there are no solutions. In fact, the revelation at the film's end (which you'll probably guess beforehand), if reappraised, may not be the act of evil and exploitation you'll first think, but the only viable plan left for survival - it will make you wonder about the lengths humanity will go to in order to remain on the planet, and whether it is even necessary if the more noble of human qualities are to be forfeited as a result.
Film works when it operates at a shabby, grass-roots level (it was a mistake to try to pass off a 1970's video game as 21st century technology!) and makes the interesting, if depressing, point that squalor never dates. Harry Harrison wrote the source novel, MAKE ROOM! MAKE ROOM!, and was critical of film's production. Robinson died soon after it was released (adding poignancy to his death scene). At least he left us with a solid, resonant performance. Also starring: Leigh Taylor-Young, Chuck Connors, and Joseph Cotten.
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The Linux kernel supplies a random number generator which is accessed
through /dev/random
and /dev/urandom
. Programs that utilize the random and
urandom devices, such as OpenSSH,
will benefit from these instructions.
When a Linux system starts up without much operator interaction, the entropy pool (data used to compute a random number) may be in a fairly predictable state. This creates the real possibility that the number generated at startup may always be the same. In order to counteract this effect, you should carry the entropy pool information across your shut-downs and start-ups.
Install the /etc/rc.d/init.d/random
init script included with the blfs-bootscripts-20191204 package.
make install-random
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| DisplayableItem | |
| MutableRepository | |
| MutableRepositoryItem | RepositoryItem that can be updated. |
| NamedQueryView | This is a RepositoryView add-on that provides methods to allow the creation of Named Queries |
| ParameterSupportQueryBuilder | Provides support for parameter QueryExpressions. |
| ParameterSupportView | This interface provides one variation of executeQuery(..) for every
existing variation in atg.repository.RepositoryView with
the addition of an Object[] argument representing the
values of any parameter QueryExpression objects present in
the provided Query argument. |
| PropertiesChangedListener | Classes implement this interface when they want to be notified of a PropertiesChangedEvent when a set of properties in an item descriptor have been updated. |
| Query | A non-specific definition of a particular query syntax. |
| QueryBuilder | This object is used to build Query objects that can be passed to the Repository. |
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| Repository | Represents a collection of RepositoryItems. |
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| RepositoryItemDescriptor | |
| RepositoryItemGroup | This interface defines a logical grouping of RepositoryItems. |
| RepositoryView | The RepositoryView defines a constrained representation of the entire Repository. |
| RepositoryViewContainer | Declares an interface where objects may contain RepositoryViews. |
| SecuredMutableRepository | An extension of the Repository interface that adds security features. |
| SecuredMutableRepositoryItem | A mutable repository item that has security features. |
| SecuredRepository | An extension of the Repository interface that adds security features. |
| SecuredRepositoryItem | A repository item that has security features. |
| SecuredRepositoryItemDescriptor | |
| SecuredRepositoryView | A repository view within a secured repository. |
| SortingConstants | Constants used by the SortDirectives. |
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| FilePropertyDescriptor | This is a simple read-only property descriptor which takes a path name and converts this to a java.io.File object. |
| GroupMembersPropertyDescriptor | |
| ItemDescriptorImpl | A simple implementation of RepositoryItemDescriptor which supports adding and removing DynamicPropertyDescriptors. |
| MimeTyperPropertyDescriptor | |
| NotEmptyChooserPropertyDescriptor | A property descriptor to be used with a Repository that returns the first object that is not empty or the merged collection of all non-empty values. |
| PropertiesChangedEvent | This event gets fired by an ItemDescriptor when a set of properties on that item descriptor have been modified. |
| QueryOptions | A bean class to holding properties that specify ways that a query may be modified: startingIndex - the index of the first element of a query result set that should actually be returned endingIndex - the index of the last element of a query result set that should actually be returned sortDirectives - specifies the sort order of the a query's result set. |
| RepositoryImpl | This is a base class which you can use to start your implementation of a repository. |
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| RepositoryServices | A collection of web service methods pertaining to repositories |
| RepositorySorter | A RepositorySorter performs sorting on an array of RepositoryItem objects, returned as a result of a targeting operation. |
| RepositoryUtils | This utility class is home to methods that can be used to operate against repositories, repository items and properties. |
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| DuplicateIdException | A RepositoryException that indicates an attempt was made to use a RepositoryItem id that is already in use. |
| RepositoryException | This exception indicates that a severe error occured while performing a Repository task. |
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| Character.setJumpSpeed | |
| Character.jump | |
| Character.isOnGround | |
| Character.getObject |
Move the character.
| forawd | The speed in forward direction. |
| backward | The speed in backward direction. |
| rightward | The speed in rightward direction. |
| leftward | The speed in leftward direction. |
| timeInterval | The character should move for the given time period. |
Set acceleration of gravity.
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Ratate the character.
| axis | The Vector3 is the axis that the character will rotate. |
| scalar | The amount to ratation. |
Set the character jump speed.
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Make the character jump.
Test the character is on gound.
Returns the object of the character is attached.


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Interesting facts with images and sounds of birds from all over the world, both domesticated and wild.
Interesting facts with images and sounds of birds from all over the world, both domesticated and wild.
Birds Atlas provides a paged explorer with horizontal sliding. Current application version uses only portrait mode. An explorer page describe a bird with picture, sample sound, short description and facts.
From explorer you can open the list of birds for quick reference.


Watch KSI vs Logan Paul weigh-in live stream as YouTube stars come face to face
KSI and Logan Paul must weigh no more than 200lb ahead of their rematch in Los Angeles tomorrow night
by Martin Domin, https://www.facebook.com/mirrorfightingKSI and Logan Paul have one more formality to complete before they touch gloves tomorrow night.
The YouTube stars will weigh in this evening and must not scale more than 200lb - the cruiserweight limit.
The rivals have traded insults all week and will come face to face for the final time before they meet in the ring.
The undercard fighters will also weigh in in Los Angeles with world champions Devin Haney and Billy Joe Saunders defending their lightweight and super-middleweight belts respectively.
Both champions have insisted they have no issue with boxing before two social media influencers at the Staples Center tomorrow night and are determined to win over a new fan base.
The fighters are due to start weighing in at 9pm UK time and you can watch the action unfold below...


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| def | __init__ (self, kanjiFile) |
| generate self from given files | |
| def | outputFile (self, fileName) |
| print out evaluation as file | |
| def | getRandomKanji (self) |
| return random kanji from dictionary to quizz | |
| def | getRandomWord (self, kanji) |
| return random word for a given kanji | |
| def | isKanjiInDict (self, character) |
| check if a given character is in the dictionary | |
| def | decrementWord (self, word) |
| decrements counters for word | |
| def | getQuizzesForKanji (self, kanji) |
| return quizzes for a given kanji | |
| def | getNumberKanjiWithQuizzesRemining (self) |
| return number of kanji with quizzes remaining | |
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| return all quizzes remaining | |
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| return number or original kanji | |
| def | getNumberOriginalQuizzes (self) |
| return number of original quizzes | |
| def | logPass (self, kanji, word) |
| log results | |
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| kanjiDict | |
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quizz class (lol) should ALSO put more stuff here once I figure it out, lol


YOGAMIGO
An app for yoga exercise,
aims to encourage children’s engagement in online courses.
Group members:
Ege Özcan
Merve Ağaoğlu
METU ID301 Course
2021
Yogamigo is an app that encourages children to exercise with/without class by bringing friends together.
Provides a joyful yoga experience with various adventures, characters, and stories.
Children can create their own sessions or join a class / a friend’s session.
They can see their friends, photos, recordings on profile page.
System offers 3 different play modes:
“Select Adventure” includes voting to do same poses with same stories by everyone. Characters are chosen individually.
“Just For You!” mode creates special programs by the data collected from the calibration system.
“Lucky Day!” mode creates random featured programs.
Before the exercise, body should be calibrated to fit in.
Also, an accessory is chosen, collected fom previous experiences.


Epic Geo¶ ↑
Background¶ ↑
A gem for interfacing with both twitter and OSM data for Project EPIC at University of Colorado Boulder.
Dependencies¶ ↑
Most of the functionality within this gem requires access to project EPIC's NoSQL Mongo database. This will require being on campus or the connected via VPN.
Gem Dependencies
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rgeo
- A decently maintained geospatial gem for Ruby. Allows for easy geospatial calculations such as area and length. -
georuby
- Another geospatial library for Ruby which offers support for reading and writing shapefiles. -geo_ruby/kml
is also currently required.
Installation¶ ↑
(Recommended) Pull the latest version of the gem from github:
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Put the following line in your Gemfile:
gem 'epic-geo', github: 'jenningsanderson/epic-geo'
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Run
bundle install
Or via RubyGems (Latest stable build, probably very much outdated):
gem install epic-geo


interface Storable
Used in declaring an object as storable to UBJ (Universal Binary Json).
Author
Boston Vanseghi
Since
1.0.0
readFromUBJ |
Deserialises the data within a UBJ object abstract fun readFromUBJ(ubj: UBJ): Unit |
writeToUBJ |
Serialises any data that needs persisting into a UBJ object abstract fun writeToUBJ(ubj: UBJ): UBJ |


| unipos {bit64} | R Documentation |
unipos
returns the positions of those elements returned by unique
.
unipos(x, incomparables = FALSE, order = c("original","values","any"), ...) ## S3 method for class 'integer64' unipos(x, incomparables = FALSE, order = c("original","values","any") , nunique = NULL, method = NULL, ...)
x |
a vector or a data frame or an array or |
incomparables |
ignored |
order |
The order in which positions of unique values will be returned, see details |
nunique |
NULL or the number of unique values (including NA). Providing |
method |
NULL for automatic method selection or a suitable low-level method, see details |
... |
ignored |
This function automatically chooses from several low-level functions considering the size of x
and the availability of a cache.
Suitable methods are hashmapupo
(simultaneously creating and using a hashmap)
, hashupo
(first creating a hashmap then using it)
, sortorderupo
(fast ordering)
and orderupo
(memory saving ordering).
The default order="original"
collects unique values in the order of the first appearance in x
like in unique
, this costs extra processing.
order="values"
collects unique values in sorted order like in table
, this costs extra processing with the hash methods but comes for free.
order="any"
collects unique values in undefined order, possibly faster. For hash methods this will be a quasi random order, for sort methods this will be sorted order.
an integer vector of positions
Jens Oehlschlägel<EMAIL_ADDRESS>unique.integer64
for unique values and match.integer64
for general matching.
x <- as.integer64(sample(c(rep(NA, 9), 1:9), 32, TRUE)) unipos(x) unipos(x, order="values") stopifnot(identical(unipos(x), (1:length(x))[!duplicated(x)])) stopifnot(identical(unipos(x), match.integer64(unique(x), x))) stopifnot(identical(unipos(x, order="values"), match.integer64(unique(x, order="values"), x))) stopifnot(identical(unique(x), x[unipos(x)])) stopifnot(identical(unique(x, order="values"), x[unipos(x, order="values")]))


@* * Copyright 2023 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import play.api.data.Form @import play.api.data.Field @this(fieldErrorHelper: FieldErrorHelper) @(field: Field, label: Option[String] = None, parentForm: Option[Form[_]] = None, maxLength: Option[Int] = None, labelClass: Option[String] = None, isNumeric: Boolean = false, formHint: Option[Seq[String]] = None )(implicit messages: Messages) @import testOnly.forms.validation.ErrorMessageHelper._ @hintText(hint: String) = { @hint } @hasError = @{ val fieldError = getFieldError(field, parentForm) fieldError match { case Some(_) => true case _ => false } }


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EPXProximityObserverConfiguration
@interface EPXProximityObserverConfiguration : NSObject
Used to customize Proximity Observer behaviour.
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Creates a default Proximity Observer configuration object, which has
EPXLogLevelWarning
logs level, and enabled both requesting Core Location authorization and telemetry reporting.Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, strong, nonatomic, class) EPXProximityObserverConfiguration *_Nonnull defaultConfiguration;
Swift
class var `default`: ProximityObserverConfiguration { get }
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Logger level. Defines which logs generated by Estimote Proximity SDK are printed to the Xcode’s console.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, assign, nonatomic) EPXLogLevel logLevel;
Swift
var logLevel: EPXLogLevel { get }
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Indicates if SDK should request Core Location’s authorization.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, assign, nonatomic) BOOL requestsCLAuthorization;
Swift
var requestsCLAuthorization: Bool { get }
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Indicates if full telemetry data will be reported to the Cloud.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, assign, nonatomic) BOOL telemetryReportingEnabled;
Swift
var telemetryReportingEnabled: Bool { get }
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Convenience intializer for creating a custom configuration.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nonnull instancetype)customWithLogLevel:(EPXLogLevel)logLevel requestsCLAuthorization:(BOOL)requestsCLAuthorization telemetryReportingEnabled:(BOOL)telemetryReportingEnabled;
Swift
class func custom(with logLevel: EPXLogLevel, requestsCLAuthorization: Bool, telemetryReportingEnabled: Bool) -> Self
Parameters
logLevel
Defines which logs will be printed.
requestsCLAuthorization
Indicates if Core Location authorization should be requested.
telemetryReportingEnabled
Indicates if telemetry reporting should be enabled.
Return Value
Initialized custom configuration.


Open Your Eyes ***
Rated on a 4-star scale Screening venue: Cornerhouse (Manchester) Released in the UK by Redbus on February 25, 2000; certificate 15; 119 minutes; country of origin Spain; aspect ratio 1.85:1
Directed by Alejandro Amenábar; produced by Fernando Bovaira, José Luis Cuerda. Written by Alejandro Amenábar, Mateo Gill. Photographed by Hans Burmann; edited by Maria Elena Sainz de Rozas.
CAST..... Eduardo Noriega..... César Penélope Cruz..... Sofía Fele Martínez..... Pelayo Chete Lera..... Antonio Najwa Nimri..... Nuria Gérard Barray..... Duvernois
Being tickled is horrible as well as enjoyable, but worth it for that moment of relief when the tickler finally stops. Alejandro Amenábar's "Open Your Eyes" is like that. The film involves us in one man's private hell, as his life falls apart and his understanding of why keeps lessening; but by the time it's over, and he gets an answer, we're so glad to stop holding our breath we leave grinning.
It's hard to describe the film's premise without spoiling any surprises. Eduardo Noriega plays César, who we first meet in a high-security psychiatric facility, trying to convince a psychiatrist that he is not guilty of whatever crime he's been accused of, and telling the doctor all he remembers of recent months. César was a promiscuous cad, we learn, who was involved in a car accident which left him horribly disfigured and bitterly angry.
His vile temper strained his friendships with best buddy Pelayo (Fele Martínez) and love interest Sofía (Penélope Cruz), until, César remembers, plastic surgeons managed to repair his face. His life started to get better, but then he suffered memory loss, saw people's faces change into those of others, and experienced various other weird happenings.
What was, and is, going on? Is César mad, or is somebody playing an elaborate prank? Is anything real? And of what significance is the cryptic Mr. Duvernois (Gérard Barray)? "Open Your Eyes", originally titled "Abre Los Ojos", involves and entangles us with these urgent questions until we DEMAND an explanation. It's been quite a while since I've seen a movie mystery, but this is clearly a good one.
Amenábar, the director, occasionally takes us inside César's dreams, but mostly relies on the screenplay's drama to be surreal enough, shooting his picture without a lot of flashy tricks. This is a good tactic, because it draws us in more realistically than a film like "The Matrix", which was more fun for style than story.
The performances, too, walk the line between the mundane and the strange. Noriega, Cruz, Martínez and Najwa Nimri speak and carry themselves fast and slow, confidently and cautiously. It's odd, and yet not odd, and certainly hard to describe... I guess it's intended that way.
"Open Your Eyes" is better than "The Sixth Sense", another recent film with an odd feel and surprise ending, which got great reviews, huge revenues and six Oscar nominations.  "Open Your Eyes", from very early on, takes unexpected turns, makes seemingly impossible twists and draws us into a confusing puzzle. When we realise what the score is, and everything slots into place, it's exactly what we've been waiting for.
COPYRIGHT(c) 2000 Ian Waldron-Mantgani
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How do I actually get into the conference?
The conference venue is equipped with doors that may or may not operate via handles. Surely you've used a door before?
Right but... like... once I'm in the conference... then what?
You seem to be struggling. There's a pretty good chance that once you get into the conference you will discover a multitude of conference-focused activities, which may or may not include:
- Meeting people
- Attending talks, tutorials, or workshops
- Visiting booths setup by our sponsors. Please don't be weird about it.
You can always leave the conference if it's not your thing. If you need help operating the door, please find an adult.
I made it to a talk. The speaker is here but they've shut themselves behind a door. They're yelling at me to go away. I keep looking under the door and they're kicking at me. How do I get them to teach me Doh-jango?
Wait... Are you in a bathroom?


| 2021 | | | |
| "Worldfloods" detection model onboard SpaceX’s Falcon rocket launched June 30th! Our script is now flying on a hard-disk at 20,000 km from the Earth! Successfully developed by ISP & Oxford University in partnership with ESA Φ-lab! Who made it possible? Gonzalo Mateo-Garcia, Joshua Veitch-Michaelis, Lewis Smith, Silviu Oprea, Guy Schumann, Yarin Gal, Atılım Güneş Baydin, and Dietmar Backes. Congrats! |
| Kick-off September! Horizon 2020 EU XAIDA Extreme Events: Artificial Intelligence for detection and attribution- Climate Change studies. Stay tuned! |
| ISP-IPL growing-up New people and projects. Welcome! Exciting research and synergies going on! Check out our collaborators and projects sections -ERC USMILE, H2020 DeepCube, H2020 iMIRACLI, Deepcloud, Leaves, Maloc... we explore the domians of land, atmosphere, ocean, computer vision and more! |
| 2020 | | | |
| ISP Member of the European Network of Artificial Intelligence Excellence Centres ELISE |
| Starting on January 2020, - Horizon-H2020 EU iMIRACLI Bringing together leading climate and machine learning experts across Europe to train a new next generation of climate data scientists |
| 2019 | | | |
| Cool! Impressive progress in our toolboxes - Gaussian processes repository & many more. Give it a try! Feedback welcome |
| 2018 | | | |
| Jesús Malo got the full professorship in Vision Science at the Department of Physics in July 2018. |
| The group is growing quite a lot! New people with lots of ideas, background and expertises. Welcome Jose Enrique, Jose Juan, Diego, Dan, Emiliano, and Emma! Check their profiles and exciting research here! |
| We reached an h-index of 60. Follow our research here! |
| Professor Camps-Valls was elevated to the grade of IEEE Fellow by the Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society, and also recognized by the Signal Processing Society. |
| 2017 | | | |
| We are excited about the publication of our new book, entitled "Digital Signal Processing with Kernel Methods", by Rojo-Álvarez, J.L. and Martínez-Ramón, M. and Muñoz-Marí, J. and Camps-Valls, G., published by Wiley and sons. |
| We are a classic! "Composite kernels for hyperspectral image classification" published in IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters in 2006 is one of the highly-cited papers in its area of research, mainteining its impact long after publication. |
| Mètode TV SEDAL: From MètodeTV, the channel of the Universitat de València, SEDAL is introduced to the public. | |
| Prof. Jesús Malo has been appointed as Associate Editor of Frontiers in Neuroscience (IF = 3.4), section Perception Science (may 2017) |
| Maria Piles (president) and Gustau Camps-Valls (member) in the Executive Committee of the Spain Geoscience and Remote Sensing Chapter. Let's do things to promote technology and science in remote sensing! |
| An international research involving the Universitat de València just provided a new vision in the quest to determine whether temperature or water availability is the most influential factor in determining the success of global, land-based carbon sinks. The results are published in Nature with Gustau Camps-Valls as co-author |
| 2016 | | | |
| Dr. Maria Piles joins the ISP group through a prestigious "Ramón y Cajal" fellowship next January 2017. The ISP consolidates the research line of retrieval of soil moisture and vegetation biogeophysical parameters from space observations (microwave radiometers, radars and hyperspectral imagers). Welcome Maria! |
| Prof. Gustau Camps-Valls was appointed as IEEE Distinguished Lecturer of the Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society (GRSS). |
| Dagstuhl seminar on "Computer Science meets Ecology" gathering the best researchers of both worlds in a unique environment for fruitful discussions. |
| We published learning material on geoscience and remote sensing data processing in IEEE GRSS training material. These and so much more online here! |
| Analog Devices moves to the Science Park of the UV. New facilities and closer collaborations. Welcome back, Javi! |
| Luis Gómez-Chova received a Google Earth Engine Research Award 2015 to foster research in cloud detection. |
| We organized here in València the biggest IEEE remote sensing and geoscience conference, IGARSS, in 2018. |
| Gustau Camps-Valls recently got an ERC consolidator grant (ERC-CoG) with the project "Statistical Learning for Remote Sensing Data Analysis" (SEDAL) for the period 2015-2020 |


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Sometimes we all need a little food therapy. Everyone has their favourite comforting meals, however most of us tend to gravitate towards high-calorie, deep fried foods as the saving dish of the day when we are in need. What if I have a recipe that contains a lot less calories, vibrant,delicious, full of nutrients and satisfies your craving at the same time. Will you be interested? This pumpkin miso soup with udon noodles is just the ticket.
Our main hero ingredient in this recipe is Andy’s ( my husband ) all time favourite vegetable. Pumpkin is full of beta carotene, fiber and many vitamins our body needs. In this recipe, I’d recommend Japanese Pumpkin for the smooth, light texture and a mild sweetness.
Miso is Japanese fermented soybean paste that has a salty umami flavor which helps to elevate the flavor to another level. It is also full of probiotics which are amazing for our stomach. There are many kinds of miso available, but in this recipe we’ll be using white miso.
Last, but one of the main ingredient I need to mention is the noodles. I’ll be using thin instant udon – which are soft, chewy and easy to find in the supermarket. You can also use ramen, soba or somen noodles.
This might not be the most authentic recipe, but I adapted the ingredients and measurements from many inspiring recipes to my own liking. I hope the recipe can give you guys the same level of comfort and luscious feeling that it gives me.
Pumpkin Miso Soup with Udon Noodle Recipe
- Prep Time: 30 mins
- Cook Time: 30 mins
- Total Time: 1 hour
- Portions: 4 portions
You’ll need:
- Pumpkin puree – 2 cups
- Garlic – 5-6 cloves
- Ginger – 1 big thumb size
- White miso – ⅓ cup
- Mirin – 2 tablespoons (mirin is a kind of sweet Japanese condiment available in most Asian stores)
- Spring onions – 2-3 stems (white part for flavour in the soup and green part for garnishing)
- Vegetable stock – 4 cups
- Warm water – ½ cup (for miso)
- Vegetable oil – 2 tablespoons
- Sesame oil – 1 tablespoon
- Shoyu (Japanese soy sauce-Optional)
- Thin Udon noodles – 250grams
- Mushroom (Shimeji) – 100-200 grams
- Bean sprouts (as you like) – 100-200 grams
- Seaweed and toasted sesame seeds for garnish
- A pinch of salt
Preparation
To make the pumpkin puree:
- Wash the pumpkin and pat it dry.
- Cut into big wedges and peel the skin.
- Add to the steamer for 20 – 30 minutes or until fork tender.
- Remove from the steamer and let it cool down. Mash the pumpkin with a fork.
If you buy canned pumpkin puree, please sure it’s 100% pumpkin with no added sugar or spices
Prepare the other ingredients:
- Finely chop the garlic and ginger
- Roughly chop the spring onion
- Cut mushroom into smaller chunks
- Wash and keep bean sprout in water til you are ready to cook them, so they won’t wilt and turn brown
Let’s start!
For the soup:
- Put a medium sized pot on medium heat. When the pot is hot, add vegetable oil and sesame oil. When the oil is hot, add garlic, ginger and the white part of spring onion.
- Cook til it is fragrant and translucent, then add pumpkin puree. Stir quickly then add mirin.
- Cook for 3-4 minutes then add the stock. Wait until the soup boils, then turn the heat down to simmer for 15 minutes.
- In a separate bowl dissolve the miso with water, then add to the soup after you’ve turned off the heat. If you add miso when the soup is still boiling, you might kill the probiotic goodness. After adding miso, it should be salty enough, but if you prefer it saltier, you can add a dash of some shoyu (soy) sauce to taste.
For the vegetables and the noodles:
- In a deep pot add water and a pinch of salt, wait til it’s boiling vigorously. Add your bean sprouts, cook until they are semi-translucent – around 4.5 minutes, remove then put them in cold water to stop the cooking process.
- Do the same with mushroom and Udon/Somen noodles (cook according package instructions – usually boil for a few minutes then submerge in cold water – you’ll be able to taste when they’re ready). I used thin instant udon, which took around 4 - 5 minutes to cook.
Assemble:
- Add the cooked bean sprouts and top with noodles. Ladle some soup into a bowl then garnish with mushrooms, spring onions (green part), shredded seaweed and toasted sesame seeds. Drizzle over little bit of sesame or chilli oil and enjoy!
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