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Kim Jaejoong will sing the ending theme song for the anime ´Smile Down the Runway´
by soumKim Jaejoong succesfully completed the second day of ‘’J-JUN LIVE 2019 ~ Love Covers ~” concert which was aired today live on MTV Japan. Kim Jaejoong announced during the concert that he will be singing the ending theme song < Ray of Light > for the anime ‘Smile down the Runway’. The anime is scheduled to air in January 10, 2020 on the Animeism programming block on MBS, TBS, and BS-TBS.
Translation: TV Anime “#ランウェイで笑って” (Smile Down the Runway) announcement
#ジェジュン (Jaejoong) an artist who’s popular in all Asian countries, will sing the ending theme!
Jaejoong: ''This is a ballad which gives hope to people around the world who strive to fulfill their dreams. Please listen!'
A charming new comedy about a high-school girl chasing down the dream of becoming a high-fashion model. Her ambitions literally hit a ceiling, though, when she stops growing—and her only chance might be to team up with a talented-but-overlooked designer classmate!
Chiyuki Fujito has a dream: to become a Paris Collection model. The problem is, she’s too short to be a model, and everyone around her tells her so! But no matter what they say, she won’t give up. Her classmate, a poor student named Ikuto Tsumura, also has a dream: to become a fashion designer. One day Chiyuki tells him that it’s “probably impossible” for him, causing him to consider giving it up … ?! This is the story of two individuals wholeheartedly chasing after their dreams in spite of all the negativity that comes after them!
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Manga written by Kotoba Inoya
Official site: https://runway-anime.com/
Credits:@runway_anime
Translation by: @cloudnine0919 & @Jaefans_Global


When seated ’mong the jovial crowd,
Where merry comrades boasting loud
Each named with pride his favourite lass,
And in her honour drain’d his glass;
Upon my elbows I would lean,
With easy quiet view the scene,
Nor give my tongue the rein until
Each swaggering blade had talked his fill.
Then smiling I my beard would stroke,
The while, with brimming glass, I spoke;
“Each to his taste!—but to my mind,
Where in the country will you find,
A maid, as my dear Gretchen fair,
Who with my sister can compare?”
Cling! Clang! so rang the jovial sound!
Shouts of assent went circling round;
Pride of her sex is she!—cried some;
Then were the noisy boasters dumb.
And now!—I could tear out my hair,
Or dash my brains out in despair!—
Me every scurvy knave may twit,
With stinging jest and taunting sneer!
Like skulking debtor I must sit,
And sweat each casual word to hear!
And though I smash’d them one and all,—
Yet them I could not liars call.
Who comes this way? who’s sneaking here?
If I mistake not, two draw near.
If he be one, have at him;—well I wot
Alive he shall not leave this spot!
How from yon sacristy, athwart the night,
Its beams the ever-burning taper throws,
While ever waning, fades the glimmering light,
As gathering darkness doth around it close!
So night-like gloom doth in my bosom reign.
I’m like a tom-cat in a thievish vein,
That up fire-ladders tall and steep,
And round the walls doth slyly creep;
Virtuous withal, I feel, with, I confess,
A touch of thievish joy and wantonness.

After to-morrow it returns,
Then why one wakes, one knows aright!
Meanwhile, the treasure I see glimmering there,
Will it ascend into the open air?
Ere long thou wilt proceed with pleasure,
To raise the casket with its treasure;
I took a peep, therein are stored,
Of lion-dollars a rich hoard.
And not a trinket? not a ring?
Wherewith my lovely girl to deck?
I saw among them some such thing,
A string of pearls to grace her neck.
’Tis well! I’m always loath to go,
Without some gift my love to show.
Some pleasures gratis to enjoy,
Should surely cause you no annoy.
While bright with stars the heavens appear,
I’ll sing a masterpiece of art:
A moral song shall charm her ear,
More surely to beguile her heart. (Sings to the guitar.)
Kathrina say,
Why lingering stay
At dawn of day
Before your lover’s door?
Maiden, beware,
Nor enter there,
Lest forth you fare,
A maiden never more.
Maiden take heed!
Reck well my rede!
Is’t done, the deed?
Good night, you poor, poor thing!
The spoiler’s lies,
His arts despise,
Nor yield your prize,
Without the marriage ring!
Whom are you luring here? I’ll give it you!
Accursed rat-catchers, your strains I’ll end!
First, to the devil the guitar I’ll send!
Then to the devil with the singer too!
The poor guitar! ’tis done for now.
Your skull shall follow next, I trow!
Doctor, stand fast! your strength collect!
Be prompt, and do as I direct.
Out with your whisk, keep close, I pray,
I’ll parry! do you thrust away!
Then parry that!
Why not?
That too!
With ease!
The devil fights for you!
Why how is this? my hand’s already lamed!
Thrust home!
Alas!
There! Now the lubber’s tamed!
But quick, away! We must at once take wing;
A cry of murder strikes upon the ear;
With the police I know my course to steer,
But with the blood-ban ’tis another thing.
Without! Without!
Quick, bring a light!
They rail and scuffle, scream and fight!
One lieth here already dead!
Where are the murderers? are they fled?
Who lieth here?
Thy mother’s son.
Almighty God! I am undone!
I’m dying—’tis a soon-told tale,
And sooner done the deed.
Why, women, do ye howl and wail?
To my last words give heed! (All gather round him.)
My Gretchen see! still young art thou,
Art not discreet enough, I trow,
Thou dost thy matters ill;
Let this in confidence be said:
Since thou the path of shame dost tread,
Tread it with right good will!
My brother! God! what can this mean?
Abstain,
Nor dare God’s holy name profane!
What’s done, alas, is done and past!
Matters will take their course at last;
By stealth thou dost begin with one,
Others will follow him anon;
And when a dozen thee have known,
Thou’lt common be to all the town.
When infamy is newly born,
In secret she is brought to light,
And the mysterious veil of night
O’er head and ears is drawn;
The loathsome birth men fain would slay;
But soon, full grown, she waxes bold,
And though not fairer to behold,
With brazen front insults the day:
The more abhorrent to the sight,
The more she courts the day’s pure light.
The time already I discern,
When thee all honest folk will spurn,
And shun thy hated form to meet,
As when a corpse infects the street.
Thy heart will sink in blank despair,
When they shall look thee in the face!
A golden chain no more thou’lt wear!
Nor near the altar take in church thy place!
In fair lace collar simply dight
Thou’lt dance no more with spirits light!
In darksome corners thou wilt bide,
Where beggars vile and cripples hide,
And e’en though God thy crime forgive,
On earth, a thing accursed, thou’lt live!
Your parting soul to God commend!
Your dying breath in slander will you spend?
Could I but reach thy wither’d frame,
Thou wretched beldame, void of shame!
Full measure I might hope to win
Of pardon then for every sin.
Brother! what agonizing pain!
I tell thee, from vain tears abstain!
’Twas thy dishonour pierced my heart,
Thy fall the fatal death-stab gave.
Through the death-sleep I now depart
To God, a soldier true and brave. (dies.)
How different, Gretchen, was it once with thee,
When thou, still full of innocence,
Here to the altar camest,
And from the small and well-conn’d book
Didst lisp thy prayer,
Half childish sport,
Half God in thy young heart!
Gretchen!
What thoughts are thine?
What deed of shame
Lurks in thy sinful heart?
Is thy prayer utter’d for thy mother’s soul,
Who into long, long torment slept through thee?
Whose blood is on thy threshold?
—And stirs there not already ’neath thy heart
Another quick’ning pulse, that even now
Tortures itself and thee
With its foreboding presence?
Woe! Woe!
Oh could I free me from the thoughts
That hither, thither, crowd upon my brain,
Against my will!
Dies iræ, dies illa,
Solvet sæclum in favilla. (The organ sounds.)
Grim horror seizes thee!
The trumpet sounds!
The graves are shaken!
And thy heart
From ashy rest
For torturing flames
A new created,
Trembles into life!
Would I were hence!
It is as if the organ
Choked my breath,
As if the choir
Melted my inmost heart!
Judex ergo cum sedebit,
Quidquid latet adparebit,
Nil inultum remanebit.
I feel oppressed!
The pillars of the wall
Imprison me!
The vaulted roof
Weighs down upon me!—air!
Wouldst hide thee? sin and shame
Remain not hidden!
Air! light!
Woe’s thee!
Quid sum miser tunc dicturus?
Quem patronum rogaturus!
Cum vix justus sit securus.
The glorified their faces turn
Away from thee!
Shudder the pure to reach
Their hands to thee!
Woe!
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Rohm introduces low leakage current SBDs at higher voltage
by Alex McCarthyRohm has announced the availability of 200V low-IR Schottky barrier diodes (SBDs) designed for automotive applications including powertrains, industrial inverters and various types of power supplies.
The RBxx8BM/NS200 expands on the RBxx8 lineup of SBDs enabling high temperature. This series offers low leakage current characteristics to achieve withstand voltage of 200V.
Replacing fast recovery diodes (FRD) and rectifier diodes typically used in vehicle systems with Rohm’s new SBDs make it possible to improve forward voltage (VF) characteristics by 11%, the company claims. This allows smaller package designs by reducing heat generation, contributing to greater space savings.
Rohm has been offering the RBxx8 lineup of low-IR SBDs that withstand up to 150V compatible with high temperature automotive environments. This latest series adds 200V models to meet the new automotive requirements.
One drawback of SBDs is degraded IR characteristics at higher operating temperatures that can lead to thermal runaway, requiring products that provide stable operation at higher temperatures.
The RBxx8 series utilizes a barrier metal designed for high temperatures which improves the IR characteristics.
These low IR values allow Rohm to achieve withstand voltages up to 200V. It’s therefore possible, the company says, to replace the FRDs traditionally used in automotive systems with high efficiency SBDs.
Rohm is currently also developing medium power packages, with plans to decrease mounting area by as much as 71% by replacing 5.9×6.9mm FRDs with 2.5×4.7mm products.
The addition of these eight 200V models brings the total number of products in the RBxx8 lineup to 212.


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| file | AAMBody.h [code] |
| file | AAMNode.cpp [code] |
| file | AAMNode.h [code] |
| file | AAMParam.cpp [code] |
| file | AAMParam.h [code] |
| file | Algorithm.cpp [code] |
| file | Algorithm.h [code] |
| file | AlgorithmFactory.cpp [code] |
| file | AlgorithmFactory.h [code] |
| file | EmptyBody.cpp [code] |
| file | EmptyBody.h [code] |
| file | EmptyNode.cpp [code] |
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| file | HaarDetector.cpp [code] |
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| file | HaarDetectorBody.cpp [code] |
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| file | HaarDetectorNode.cpp [code] |
| file | HaarDetectorNode.h [code] |
| file | HaarDetectorParam.cpp [code] |
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| file | SourceParam.cpp [code] |
| file | SourceParam.h [code] |
| file | TestAlgorithm.cpp [code] |
| file | TestAlgorithm.h [code] |


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John Chambers , ex-Stourbridge, Dudley, Kiddy... has been confirmed as new manager of The Yeltz . I can't improve on Dave Johnson's description on the Yeltz Mailing List , so I'll copy below what he said:
"For those who don't know - John is currently with Willenhall from the Interlink Alliance. He has good local knowledge and his teams are always battlers. On the minus side, he's been operating in the lower leagues for quite a few seasons now, after being with Dudley beforehand and then apparently out of the game for a season, after Dudley crashed. "He won the title with Stourbridge and many think he was instrumental in setting Kidderminster on their way before Graham Allner. However, on the disciplinary side, I remember him being sent off at The Grove and chasing Sean Flynn around the pitch, with the general idea of causing him some health problems. Fortunately, Flynnie was far too quick for him. "Also, I believe John was close to getting the job when Stewart was appointed, and was quite devastated not to get it. Having managed Dudley at The Grove, he is also familiar with the set up. I suspect our strategy would go back to pulling in local talent, rather than the more expensive ex-pros of recent signings.  Dave
The League Cup game at Bromsgrove was abandoned at half-time due to fog, and has been rearranged for December 9th.


Getting Started with Node
For the Node-js-Denver-Boulder Meetup <3
You can grab the example code here.
Contents
Part 1
Node Setup
1. Download Node for your specific platform. This also installs NPM. More on this later.
2. Create a new folder. Within that folder create a file called app.js. and add the following code to the file:
// load http module
var http = require('http');
// configure http server
http.createServer(function (request, response) {
response.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type': 'text/plain'});
response.end('Hello, World!\n');
}).listen(1137, "<IP_ADDRESS>");
// inform user what is happening
console.log('Server running at http://<IP_ADDRESS>:1137/');
Save the file.
3. Navigate to the folder in your terminal and fire up the server:
$ node app.js
4. Point your browser to http://localhost:1137/.
What’s going on?
var http = require('http')
uses the HTTP server to process requests and send subsequent responses.http.createServer
creates the web server object.function (request, response) {}
handles requests and serves responses.response.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type': 'text/plain'})
sends a response header in the form of a status code along with the exact header message.response.end('Hello, World!\n')
tells the server that all response headers as well as the body have been sent..listen(1137, "<IP_ADDRESS>")
accepts connections on port 1137 on URL http://<IP_ADDRESS> (or http://localhost).
Please consult the Node API documentation for more info/further explanation.
Extended Example
1. Open app.js and save it as app2.js, then add the following code:
// load http module and use fs to access the file system
var http = require('http'),
fs = require('fs');
// configure http server
http.createServer(function (request, response) {
// what's going on here?
fs.readFile('data.txt', function readData(err, data) {
response.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type': 'text/plain'});
response.end(data);
})
}).listen(1137, "<IP_ADDRESS>");
// inform user what is happening
console.log('Server running at http://<IP_ADDRESS>:1137/');
3. Save and run.
4. Go over this line by line. See if you can figure out what’s going on? Need help? Consult the Node documentation and/or use the “Google-it-first” algorithm.
Next time we’ll add Express into the mix!
Part 2
We’ll be creating an entirely new app for this tutorial.
As promised, let’s add Express, which is a lightweight framework for Node.
There’s also an Express command line tool used to set up a project structure/boilerplate for use with, well, the Express framework. We can install them at the same time …
Start by installing Express globally:
$ npm install -g express
Project Setup
1. Use the Express command line tool to create our project structure:
$ express <new_folder>
This creates a new directory with a basic project structure.
2. Before we can begin developing, navigate into the folder then run the following command to load the Express dependencies from the package.json file:
$ npm install
Please note: The dependencies within package.json are generally listed by name and version. In some cases, instead of a version, you’ll see an
*
, which means that npm will retrieve the latest version of the dependency. For more information on NPM, please check out this link.
Your project structure should now look like this:
├── app.js
├── package.json
├── public
│ ├── images
│ ├── javascripts
│ └── stylesheets
│ └── style.css
├── routes
│ ├── index.js
│ └── user.js
└── views
├── index.jade
└── layout.jade
What’s going on?
- app.js includes your app configuration, middleware, and routing.
- package.json holds you app’s dependencies configs.
- The “public” folder contains images, Javascript files, and stylesheets.
- The file in your “routes” folder define the app’s business logic.
- “views” contain views, templates, and partials.
3. Test out your app to ensure everything is installed:
$ node app
Point your browser to http://localhost:3000/, and you should see:
Congrats! You just set up Express. Now, we just need to customize it. In this case we are going to build a form for submitting random strings that will be displayed beneath the form upon submission.
Server Side
1. Open app.js, then update the routes to match the following code:
// load dependencies
var express = require('express'),
routes = require('./routes'),
http = require('http'),
path = require('path');
var app = express();
// config - all environments
app.set('port', process.env.PORT || 3000);
app.set('views', path.join(__dirname, 'views'));
app.set('view engine', 'jade');
app.use(express.favicon());
app.use(express.logger('dev'));
app.use(express.json());
app.use(express.urlencoded());
app.use(express.methodOverride());
app.use(app.router);
app.use(express.static(path.join(__dirname, 'public')));
// config - development only
if ('development' == app.get('env')) {
app.use(express.errorHandler());
}
// routes
app.get('/', routes.index);
// configure http server
http.createServer(app).listen(app.get('port'), function(){
console.log('Express server listening on port ' + app.get('port'));
});
What’s going on?
- First, we load our module dependencies. Essentially, when you structure a Node app, you use the global
require()
method to load and cache Javascript modules. Theapp
variable is the actual Express server. - In the second section,
app.set()
is used to tell Express that we want to use Jade templates and where to find our “views” folder. Meanwhileapp.use()
functions are for middlewares, which you can read more about here. - Next, we have routes. The actual endpoint, or path, is defined here as well as the specific HTTP method. The actual callback is handled within the “routes” folder in the index.js file.
- Finally, we configure the HTTP server like in Part 1.
2. Next, let’s set up the first route. Open index.js from the “routes” folder. Update the code as follows:
exports.index = function(req, res){
res.render('index', {title:'AJAX Testing'});
};
Remember: Routes have a path (string and/or regex), callback function, and a HTTP method. In the above code, we are simply adding the callback, which renders the index
view and sets a title.
3. Update your index.jade file:
doctype html
html
head
title= title
link(rel='stylesheet', href='http://netdna.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.0.0/css/bootstrap.min.css')
link(rel='stylesheet', href='/stylesheets/style.css')
body
.container
form(method='', action='', role="form")
input#input.form-control(type='text', placeholder='enter something')
br
input#submit.btn.btn-default(type='submit')
br
#results
script(src='http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.10.2.min.js')
script(src='http://netdna.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.0.0/js/bootstrap.min.js')
script(src='/javascripts/main.js')
Jade is a templating language, which compiles down to HTML. It makes it easy to separate logic from markup. If you’re having trouble with the syntax, check out the online convertor here. Keep practicing!
Client Side
1. Add a main.js file to the “javascripts” file and add the following code to the file:
$(function() {
$("#submit").on("click",function() {
event.preventDefault()
var requestData = $("#input").val();
console.log(requestData)
$('#results').html(requestData);
});
});
Here we grab the value from the input
upon form submission and assign it to the variable requestData
. Then we simply append the value back to the DOM.
2. We’re just about done. Let’s add one custom style to style.css:
.container {
max-width: 500px;
}
Refresh the page. Test it out. Boom!
Part 3
Try this on your own. Create a basic number guessing game.
Building on the code from the second part, update the code so that you enter a number instead of text. Create a new route that checks to see if the number is equal to the right number. If the user guesses right, return “Right!”; but, if the user guesses wrong, return “Wrong. Guess again.” Finally, update your main.js to call the new endpoint of the route - passing the inputted number - then have it wait for a callback (“Right!” or “Wrong. Guess again.”), which will be appended to the DOM.
Need help? Check out my answer in the “part3” folder.
Cheers!


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Typography
Set of rules that analyse the text in a file.
Rules
MaxLinesInFile - FS0062
Cause
More than a configurable number of lines were found in a file.
Rationale
Too many lines in a file indicate it's becoming too complex.
How To Fix
Refactor to extract code out into another file.
Rule Settings
enabled
- A boolean property that can enable and disable this rule. (Default true)
maxLinesInFile
- An integer property that specifies the maximum number of lines allowed in a file. (Default 1000)
MaxCharactersOnLine - FS0060
Cause
More than a configurable number of characters were on a single line.
Rationale
Too many characters on a single line make code harder to read by forcing the reader to scroll horizontally.
How To Fix
Break the line up into multiple lines.
Rule Settings
enabled
- A boolean property that can enable and disable this rule. (Default false)
maxCharactersOnLine
- An integer property that specifies the maximum number of characters allowed on a line. (Default 120)
NoTabCharacters - FS0064
Cause
A tab character was found in a file.
Rationale
It's best practice to use spaces to indent code rather than tabs, this is because tabs have different widths on different platforms.
How To Fix
Replace the tab with spaces.
Rule Settings
enabled
- A boolean property that can enable and disable this rule. (Default true)
TrailingNewLineInFile - FS0063
Cause
A new line was found at the end of a file.
Rationale
Pointless whitespace.
How To Fix
Remove any new lines at the end of a file.
Rule Settings
enabled
- A boolean property that can enable and disable this rule. (Default true)
TrailingWhitespaceOnLine - FS0061
Cause
Whitespace was found at the end of a line.
Rationale
Pointless whitespace.
How To Fix
Remove any whitespace from the end of the line.
Rule Settings
enabled
- A boolean property that can enable and disable this rule. (Default true)
numberOfSpacesAllowed
- An integer property that specifies how many space characters are allowed on the end of a line. (Default 1)
oneSpaceAllowedAfterOperator
- A boolean property that will allow a single space on the end of the line if it's preceded by an operator/symbol character.  (Default true)


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JS, CSS and Image Feature Detection
Main Test for JS, CSS and Image Feature Detection
JS
CSS
Images
DataURI
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Notes on how to disable stuff
CSS
How to Temporarily Disable CSS for Testing by Yahoo
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Images
In Firefox
In IE using Web Accessibility Toolbar
Chrome: Settings and search for image
Control Image


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Scenario: As a librarian, I can search with "OCLC Number" as a keyword in the search box (line: 143)
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Scenario: As a librarian, I can search with "Notes" as a keyword in the search box (line: 152)
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Scenario: As a librarian, I can search with "Call Number" as a keyword in the search box (line: 161)
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Scenario: As a librarian, I can search with valid keyword , application should display the search result with two buttons (line: 179)
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Scenario: As a librarian, I can clear content in the text field and checkboxes (line: 193)
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Scenario: As a librarian, I can reset search page (line: 201)
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Scenario: As a librarian, I can request selected records in search page (line: 208)
2
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Scenario: As a librarian, I can export selected records in search page (line: 217)
2
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Scenario: As a librarian, I search with invalid keyword or junk keyword (line: 226)
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Scenario: As a librarian, I can view bib record detail page (line: 233)
2
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Blocks
A block is one of those blobs of code we see all the time:
``` ruby
1..10.each do |n|
puts "The #{n.ordinalize} time around..."
end
```
or
``` ruby
1..10.each {|n| puts "The #{n.ordinalize} time around"}
```
How do blocks work?
Methods that take blocks can call yield to execute them.
``` ruby
def take_a_block
puts "Before the yield..."
yield
puts "... after the yield"
end
```
What if there's no block?
``` ruby
take_a_block
# => throws a LocalJumpError: no block given (yield)
```
To fix this, check first!
``` ruby
def take_a_block
puts "Before the yield..."
yield if block_given?
puts "... after the yield"
end
```
Block parameters
Blocks can take arguments:
``` ruby
def countdown
(1..99).reverse_each do |n|
yield n if block_given?
end
end
countdown {|n| puts "#{n} bottles of beer..."}
99 bottles of beer...
98 bottles of beer...
...
```
Reference a block
Blocks can be declared as arguments and re-used:
Can’t yield in this case, use call instead.
``` ruby
def countdown(&block)
(1..99).reverse_each do |n|
block.call n if block_given?
if n < 10
puts " Oy, I'm starting to repeat myself!"
block.call n if block_given?
end
end
end
countdown {|n| puts "#{n} bottles of beer..."}
...
1 bottles of beer...
Oy, I am starting to repeat myself!
1 bottles of beer...
```
Procs
"Proc objects are blocks of code that have been bound to a set of local variables. Once bound, the code may be called in different contexts and still access those variables."
Source: https://ruby-doc.org/core-2.4.1/Proc.html
Are Blocks Procs?
``` ruby
def take_a_block(&block)
puts "My block is a #{block.class}!"
end
take_a_block { "foo" }
My block is a Proc!
```
Save a proc to a variable
Procs can be saved to a var and passed as an argument to a method in lieu of a block.
``` ruby
my_proc = Proc.new {|n| puts "#{n} bottles of beer..."}
```
Proc.new takes a block... wha?
``` ruby
my_proc.call("Lots of ")
Lots of bottles of beer...
countdown(&my_proc)
99 bottles of beer...
98 bottles of beer...
...
```
Blocks vs. Procs
Blocks are not procs, procs are not blocks.
Procs are objects that take a block on creation and execute that block on Proc#call.
Blocks are syntax that allows us to pass a blob of code into a method expecting it.
But our block was a Proc...
``` ruby
def take_a_block(&foo)
puts "My block is a #{foo.class}!"
end
take_a_block { "foo" }
My block is a Proc!
```
The &foo syntax tells the method to take the block given and convert it implicitly into a Proc object!
Procs to Blocks?
``` ruby
def countdown_yield
(1..99).reverse_each do |n|
yield n if block_given?
end
end
countdown_yield(&my_proc)
99 bottles of beer...
98 bottles of beer...
...
```
The &my_proc syntax "does two things: it triggers a call to my_proc's to_proc method, and it tells Ruby that the resulting Proc object is serving as a code block stand-in." - The Well-Grounded Rubyist
Fun with procs
Let's repeat that: & triggers to_proc
``` ruby
Instead of
('a'..'z').map {|char| char.capitalize}
=> ["A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", "G", "H", "I", ...]
```
``` ruby
Try this
('a'..'z').map &:capitalize
=> ["A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", "G", "H", "I", ...]
```
The & triggers Symbol#to_proc which returns a Proc object that responds with the method named by the symbol.
Symbol#to_proc
How does Symbol#to_proc work?
``` ruby
class Symbol
def to_proc
Proc.new do |arg0, *args|
arg0.send(self, *args)
end
end
end
```
Thanks, Nick!


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| Participated in a ROBO - OLYMPIC, National level robotics competition held at SRM University in 2010. |
Pearson International English Test Score-60/90 |
WEB Application Development: HTML, CSS, JavaScript & PHP. |
Internship: A Project on Millimetre waves atDRDO Delhi.
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Committee member in DOKINCE-11, a national level technical symposium conducted by EIE-ICE department in SRM University
|


WEEK 15 SATURDAY
Year 1 (Year 2)
FIRST READING Exodus 12:37-42
A reading from the Book of Exodus
In those days: The sons of
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 136:1 and 23-24.10-12.13-15 (R. 1b)
R. For his mercy endures for ever.
O give thanks to the LORD, for he is good, for his
mercy endures for ever. He remembered us in our distress, for his mercy endures
for ever. And he snatched us away from our foes, for his mercy endures for
ever.
R. For his mercy endures for ever.
The firstborn of the Egyptians he smote, for his
mercy endures for ever. He brought
R. For his mercy endures for ever.
The Red Sea he divided in two, for his mercy
endures for ever; he made
R. For his mercy endures for ever.
FIRST READING Micah 2:1-5
A reading from the Book of the Prophet Micah
Woe to those who devise wickedness and work evil upon their beds! When the morning dawns, they perform it, because it is in the power of their hand. They covet fields, and seize them; and houses, and take them away; they oppress a man and his house, a man and his inheritance.  In that day they shall take up a taunt song against you, and wail with bitter lamentation, and say, "We are utterly ruined; he changes the portion of my people; how he removes it from me! Among our captors he divides our fields." Therefore you will have none to cast the line by lot in the assembly of the LORD.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 10:1-2.3-4a.7-8b.14 (R. 12b)
R. Do not forget the poor, O Lord!
O LORD, why do you stand afar off, and hide
yourself in times of distress? The poor are devoured by the pride of the wicked;
they are caught in the schemes that others have made.
R. Do not forget the poor, O Lord!
For the wicked boasts of his soul's desires; the
covetous blasphemes and spurns the LORD. The wicked says in his pride, 'God
will not punish. There is no God.' Such are his thoughts.
R. Do not forget the poor, O Lord!
 He sits in
ambush in the villages; in hidden places, he murders the innocent.
R. Do not forget the poor, O Lord!
But you have seen the trouble and sorrow. You note
it; you take it in your hands. The helpless one relies on you, for you are the
helper of the orphan.
R. Do not forget the poor, O Lord!
R. Alleluia. God was in Christ reconciling the world to himself, and entrusting to us the message of reconciliation. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Matthew 12:14-21
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Matthew
At that time: The Pharisees went out and took counsel against Jesus, how to destroy him. Jesus, aware of this, withdrew from there. And many followed him, and he healed them all, and ordered them not to make him known. This was to fulfil what was spoken by the prophet Isaiah: "Behold, my servant whom I have chosen, my beloved with whom my soul is well pleased. I will put my Spirit upon him, and he shall proclaim justice to the Gentiles. He will not wrangle or cry aloud, nor will any one hear his voice in the streets; he will not break a bruised reed or quench a smouldering wick, till he brings justice to victory; and in his name will the Gentiles hope."
The Gospel of the Lord


Tyson Fury outlines three-fight plan ahead of Deontay Wilder rematch
Fury is due to take on Wilder on February 22 but the world champion must first beat Luis Ortiz next weekend
by Martin Domin, https://www.facebook.com/mirrorfightingTyson Fury will target the winner of Anthony Joshua's rematch with Andy Ruiz Jr if Deontay Wilder loses to Luis Ortiz.
Fury has agreed a deal to face heavyweight world champion Wilder in a rematch in February 22.
But the American must first overcome Ortiz next weekend in a repeat of their thrilling clash last year.
And should Ortiz upset the odds, Fury will look for an alternative opponent.
"When one door closes another one opens. So if he loses, he loses. He’ll have a rematch with Ortiz no doubt. And I’ll look for the winner of Andy Ruiz Jr vs Anthony Joshua on the same date," he told talkSPORT.
If Fury does fight Wilder - and wins - he may have to agree to a trilogy clash before targeting a unification bout.
"I believe 100 per cent yes. It has got to happen. I have three fights left on my contract," he added. "Deontay Wilder is next and if Wilder wants it again, he can. Then I will fight the winner of Joshua and Ruiz Jr for sure."
Fury released his autobiography this week to much acclaim and detailed his struggles with depression.
Fury explained how he had gone to the pub dressed in a skin-tight skeleton costume at the height of his drinking and mental health issues and decided to return home early.
"At that point I knew I couldn't do it on my own," he said. "I got on my knees and, for the first time in my life, I knew I couldn't stop going to the pub (and stop) eating on my own.
"I was crying. When I arose, I was bouncing with excitement. I had faith that everything was going to be alright."
Fury spoke of the importance of his religious beliefs and admitted to a possible psychosis diagnosis by his psychiatrist, who claimed in the book that "without faith, he would have killed himself".
Fury added: "At one point I believed I was being tortured by demons. When you're really mentally unwell, you do see and hear things."
Fury also opened up about some of the abuse and mistreatment he has faced as a member of the travelling community.
He said: "I used to get called disgusting names. I was bullied quite a bit as a kid until I got big and started fighting back.
"I have been refused entry to pubs and restaurants because I'm a traveller."


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First thing we did is test the movment of the feathers and at what movement are the cats highly interested in and at what speed. These are some experiments done:
We then moved on to create the model itself. We were highly interested by making the model itself asthetic since cats are mostly interested in the movemnet of objects and they a little blind to colors. We wanted to create something out of wood so its durable, and make it in a specific color scheme so it can suit any place its placed in.
Process of creating the model:
Final Model:
Codes Used:
Final Model:


The BLFS Bootscripts package contains the init scripts that are used throughout the book. It is assumed that you will be using the BLFS Bootscripts package in conjunction with a compatible LFS-Bootscripts package. Refer to ../../../../lfs/view/development/chapter07/bootscripts.html for more information on the LFS-Bootscripts package.
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The BLFS Bootscripts package will be used throughout the BLFS book
for startup scripts. Unlike LFS, each init script has a separate
install target in the BLFS Bootscripts package. It is recommended you
keep the package source directory around until completion of your
BLFS system. When a script is requested from BLFS Bootscripts, simply
change to the directory and as the root
user, execute the given make install-<init-script>
command. This command installs the init script to its proper location
(along with any auxiliary configuration scripts) and also creates the
appropriate symlinks to start and stop the service at the appropriate
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You should review each bootscript before installation to ascertain that it satisfies your need. Also verify that the start and stop symlinks it creates match your preferences.
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Under the direction of the VP, Business Analytics Manager, the Business Reporting and Data Analyst will work closely with the staff, technical team members, project managers, business users, and IT staff to deliver from minor enhancements to complex projects. The individual will be expected to research and analyze information, anticipate and recognize problems and opportunities, creatively develop possible solutions, evaluate alternatives and, using sound judgment, determine best course of action. The ideal candidate will be a driven individual who is logical, analytical and detailed oriented, has some mortgage experience, and has a good understanding of database administration. This position will be part of the CL Business Analytics team, which develops reporting and routines to ensure consistent communication between Correspondent Lending and related corporate counterparties. The Business Reporting and Data Analyst will:
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- Ability to work independently and as a team player
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- Ability to thrive in a fast paced, multi-tasking environment, and to manage multiple deadlines
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- Demonstrated verbal and written communication skills
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office products (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Visio)
- Prior experience in relational databases, Microsoft SQL Server, and Excel VBA is a plus
- Certification as Salesforce Developer preferred
- A firm understanding of mortgage banking, correspondent lending, and mortgage finance is a plus
Required: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Business, Economics, Statistics, Software Engineering, or other associated fields
Preferred: Master’s degree in similar fields


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Tracking system using Golang + Kinesis + Redshift
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Plots tipping curve data from a specified file
:param tipfiles : dict keyed on filename with file times :type tipfiles : dict
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public abstract static class Session.TickingCallback extends Session.InputCallback
Session.InputCallback.Type
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected java.lang.StringBuilder |
collectedInput |
protected int |
counter |
| Constructor and Description |
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TickingCallback(long tickerMs)
Only constructor is the one to tell out often to call back.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
callBack()
This method is called if the user hits ENTER, and
their input data is valid (one of the choices for
CHOOSE or CONFIRM), or anything else for PROMPT.
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void |
setInput(java.lang.String input)
Forces user-input into this class, potentially changing its user
input waiting state.
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void |
showPrompt()
TimeOutCallback has no prompt
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abstract boolean |
tick(int counter)
This method id called every ticker ms with an incremented
counter.
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void |
timedOut()
This method is call by InputCallback if a timeout
value > 0 is given and that amount of time has
been exceeded.
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isTimedOut, reset, waitForInput
protected volatile int counter
protected final java.lang.StringBuilder collectedInput
public TickingCallback(long tickerMs)
tickerMs
- the time is ms between timeoutspublic void showPrompt()
showPrompt
in class Session.InputCallback
public void callBack()
Session.InputCallback
callBack
in class Session.InputCallback
public void setInput(java.lang.String input)
Session.InputCallback
setInput
in class Session.InputCallback
input
- the user input to forcepublic void timedOut()
Session.InputCallback
timedOut
in class Session.InputCallback
public abstract boolean tick(int counter)
counter
- the counter, higher than the last time


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Transaction
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Out (amount: {{transaction._outputAmount | btc}})
Input management
From address:
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Dispatches a given Task.
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Creates a new Task based upon the given action.
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Set the task reordering system
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Returns the currently existing task count. Early aborted tasks will count too.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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My name is Mohammad Abdul Ghafour, I'm an Auto Control and Computers Engineer.
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LTUC, Jordan ( 2021 - now ) : Advance Web Development
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- 4. Slash
- 5. Eric Clapton
- 6. Stevie Ray Vaughan
- 7. David Gilmour
- 8. Angus Young
- 9. B.B. King
- 10. Keith Richards


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Includes enterprise licensing and support
The maps on http://maps.google.com contain UI elements for allowing user interaction through the map. These elements are known as controls and you can include various combinations of these controls in your Google Maps API for Flash application.
Maps API for Flash comes with a handful of built-in controls you can use in your maps:
PositionControl
- a pan control as used on Google Maps.
Appears in the top left corner of the map by default.ZoomControl
- a zoom control slider as used on Google Maps.MapTypeControl
- buttons that let the user
toggle between map types (such as Map and Satellite).ScaleControl
- a scale control is a visual indicator used to
indicate the resolution of the current map and zoom level.OverviewMapControl
- a collapsible overview
map in the corner of the screen.All of these controls implement the IControl
interface. You can also build
your own custom controls by subclassing the ControlBase
class (which provides
implementations not provided in the interface).
You add controls to the map with the Map
method addControl()
.
For example, to add the panning control you see on
Google Maps to your map, you would include the following line
in your map initialization:
map.addControl(new PositionControl());
You can add multiple controls to a map. In this case, we add the
built-in ZoomControl
, PositionControl
, and
MapTypeControl
controls, which let us pan/zoom the map and change
between different map types. The standard controls are
fully operational once they are included on a map.
private function onMapReady(event:MapEvent):void { map.setCenter(new LatLng(42.366662,-71.106262), 11, MapType.NORMAL_MAP_TYPE); map.addControl(new ZoomControl()); map.addControl(new PositionControl()); map.addControl(new MapTypeControl()); }
View example (ControlSimple.html)
View Source (ControlSimple.mxml)
Some controls (such as the MapTypeControl
) are configurable.
For example, by default, the Google Maps API provides four map types:
NORMAL_MAP_TYPE
, SATELLITE_MAP_TYPE
,
HYBRID_MAP_TYPE
, and PHYSICAL_MAP_TYPE
. You may alter the
map types available to a map by removing existing types via Map.removeMapType()
or adding them via Map.addMapType()
. Whenever you create a map type
control, it uses the currently attached map types and makes them available via
the control.
The code below removes HYBRID_MAP_TYPE
from the available map types attached to a map,
leaving only three map types. Once we add the MapTypeControl
, only those three map types
are available.
private function onMapReady(event:MapEvent):void { map.setCenter(new LatLng(42.366662,-71.106262), 11, MapType.NORMAL_MAP_TYPE); map.removeMapType(MapType.HYBRID_MAP_TYPE); map.addControl(new MapTypeControl()); }
View example (ControlMapTypes.html)
View Source (ControlMapTypes.mxml)
The setControlPosition()
method takes a
ControlPosition
parameter that lets you specify the
position of the control on your map. This value can be one of the
following values, each specifying a corner of the map in which to place
the control:
ANCHOR_TOP_RIGHT
ANCHOR_TOP_LEFT
ANCHOR_BOTTOM_RIGHT
ANCHOR_BOTTOM_LEFT
If this argument is excluded, the Google Maps API for Flash uses the default position specified by the control.
The ControlPosition
may optionally specify an offset
indicating how many pixels from the edge of the map to place the control.
These offsets are specified using optional x,y
values where
x
specifies a horizontal offset while y
specifies a vertical offset.
This example adds the MapTypeControl
to the top right corner of
the map with 16 pixels of horizontal padding and 10 pixels of vertical padding.
private function onMapReady(event:MapEvent):void { map.setCenter(new LatLng(37.4419, -122.1419), 13, MapType.NORMAL_MAP_TYPE); var bottomRight:ControlPosition = new ControlPosition(ControlPosition.ANCHOR_BOTTOM_RIGHT, 16, 10); var myMapTypeControl:MapTypeControl = new MapTypeControl(); myMapTypeControl.setControlPosition(bottomRight); map.addControl(myMapTypeControl); }
View example (ControlPositioning.html)
View Source (ControlPositioning.mxml)
See the
ControlPosition
class reference for more information.
The Google Maps API also allows you to create custom map controls
by subclassing ControlBase
class.
To create a usable custom control, you are required to override
the ControlBase
's initControlWithMap()
method. You
will need to call the superclass' method from within this overridden
method. You should also specify a ControlPosition
in the
control's constructor.
In this example, we create a simple zoom control that has textual links rather than the graphical icons used in the standard Google Maps zoom control.
public class ControlTextualZoom extends ControlBase { public function ControlTextualZoom() { // Control will be placed at the top left corner of the map, // 7 pixels from the edges. super(new ControlPosition(ControlPosition.ANCHOR_TOP_LEFT, 7, 7)); } public override function initControlWithMap(map:IMap):void { // first call the base class super.initControlWithMap(map); createButton("Zoom in", 0, 0, function(event:Event):void { map.zoomIn(); }); createButton("Zoom out", 0, 20, function(event:Event):void { map.zoomOut(); }); } private function createButton(text:String,x:Number,y:Number,callback:Function):void { var button:Sprite = new Sprite(); button.x = x; button.y = y; var label:TextField = new TextField(); label.text = text; label.x = 2; label.selectable = false; label.autoSize = TextFieldAutoSize.CENTER; var format:TextFormat = new TextFormat("Verdana"); label.setTextFormat(format); var buttonWidth:Number = 100; var background:Shape = new Shape(); background.graphics.beginFill(0xFFFFFF); background.graphics.lineStyle(1, 0x000000); background.graphics.drawRoundRect(0, 0, buttonWidth, 18, 4); background.graphics.endFill(); button.addChild(background); button.addChild(label); button.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, callback); addChild(button); } }


This is the default. Simple table that shows only the records that you pass at the time of creation. But you can use navigation, filtering, sorting all in memory.
With scrollable you can navigate the data in a fluid and objective way by scrolling and scrolling to view new or old data. But you can use navigation, filtering, sorting all in memory.


DataReader¶
-
class
utils.datahandler.
DataReader
(instr, statistic, cfg=None)¶ Bases:
object
A class for reading the results stored in the generated HDF5 files.
Attributes Summary
Base path of the pipleine repository
/hst_cosmic_rays/
Configuration object returned by parsing the
cfg_file
A list of the dataset keys from the HDF5 file
A list of HDF5 files containing results for
statistic
One of the valid instrument names
Instrument specific configuration
Statistic to be read in
Methods Summary
Find the HDF5 files for the given py:attr:
statistic
Method for reading in the incident cosmic ray rate.
read_cr_stat
([fill_value, units, min_exptime])Read in all the data for the specified
statistic
read_single_dst
(fname, dset)Attributes Documentation
-
base
¶ Base path of the pipleine repository
/hst_cosmic_rays/
-
cfg
¶ Configuration object returned by parsing the
cfg_file
-
dataset_keys
¶ A list of the dataset keys from the HDF5 file
-
instr
¶ One of the valid instrument names
-
instr_cfg
¶ Instrument specific configuration
-
statistic
¶ Statistic to be read in
Methods Documentation
-
read_cr_rate
()¶ Method for reading in the incident cosmic ray rate.
This method will generate a
pandas.DataFrame
containing the incident cosmic ray rate for each observations, as well as all the associated metadata generated byutils.metadata.GenerateMetadata
.For metadatum containing an array of values (i.e. latitude, longitude , and altitude) the
pandas.DataFrame
will have two columns. One column will represent the value at the start of the observation, while the other will represent the value at the end of the observation (e.g.altitude_start
andaltitude_end
).Finally, the
pandas.DataFrame
generated is indexed using apandas.DatetimeIndex
to facilitate time-series anaylses.
-
read_cr_stat
(fill_value=- 999, units=None, min_exptime=200)¶ Read in all the data for the specified
statistic
This method should only be used to read in the following statistics:
Electron deposition [electrons]
Size [pixels]
Size [sigmas]
Shape [dimensionless]
To read in the incident cosmic ray rate, see
read_cr_rate()
-
read_single_dst
(fname, dset)¶
-


Serializable
and are declared inside a class that doesn't implement Serializable
.
Such classes are unlikely to serialize correctly due to implicit references to the outer class.
Example:
class A {
class Main implements Serializable {
}
}
Use the following options to configure the inspection:
Serializable
from a superclass but are not intended for serialization.
Serializable
anonymous classes.


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I think it's high time we really considered optimal experimental designs to determine why this mutation fixed. I know Chuck thinks it rises only in the context of its competitors/ecotypes AT THAT TIME, which is very interesting and testable. But it seems that we need bfr mutations in the ancestor and in other genotypes, but which ones?


I found a letter I wrote in 2006, when I was sixteen and just finishing my tenth standard
in school. It was after I had read several articles that summer of farmer suicides from consuming pesticide.
Even though I did not have exposure or knowledge of the system, let alone what it means to farm as a way
of living - something struck me so strongly as wrong. Wrong that somehow the very people who toil
the land to give the rest of us food are seen as unworthy. Unworthy of the gratitude they deserve from society,
unworthy of help when circumstances are dire, unworthy of hailing their work as something to aspire towards.
I must have spat on the 'modern ideals' of success early. And I'm grateful for it
No journey of spirituality can be undertaken without a deep connection to the spirits of the earth
and cosmos. And something is very wrong with the direction in which most things are moving.
Crave, consume, crave, consume, hurt, burn.
We have been disrupting (and I hate that business jargon has now altered the meaning of this world
too, making it seem like something desirable) the natural order of things for a while now. ANyone who has woken up
even slightly will be aware of the consequences that have been breeding since. And these go beyond the ecological
and the physical - affecting the collective atmosphere of desires, ego, tolerance and our sense of belonging.
I don't believe in turning things around, I don't believe in saving the planet, I don't think the planet
needs saving.
I do believe in making choices in this lifetime that imprint that timeless soul, in listening into the
voice of things and following one's heart. And the power of an individual doing so on those around them,
consciousness stirring consciousness.
When we severed our communal relationship with nature, I feel it also deeply affected our sense
of purpose.
A friend once asked,"How different would our histories and present be as a race if we were unable
to see the stars in the night sky?"
Our myths, legends, and stories may not have been as inspired.
Ancient gatherings around fire would have felt isolated.
Different races may not have travelled as much.
We may not have realised that we live on a planet in a galaxy.
Or the knowldege of some of its inner workings we now know.
We may have never discovered the idea of the vast cosmos.
And humans would have felt far, far lonelier.
When I'm back in a city, when I look up I see hardly a handful of stars and I wonder how many people
spend any of their nights looking up, asking where they went.
A wiseman once said, "Whether you get your food and water from the forests, or farming, or
the supermarket - you will defend everything that supports it."
Survival.


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We care, we take a personalized approach to each customer, and our management team is never more than a phone call or email away.
Billy Richards
Chief Manager, Simba Co
No matter what issue or questions pops up, you are always there to assist me. Thank you so much for your excellent assistance and great customer support through years.
Billy Richards
Chief Manager, Simba Co
No matter what issue or questions pops up, you are always there to assist me. Thank you so much for your excellent assistance and great customer support through years.


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