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by EndPlaySWEDESBORO, N.J. (AP) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture says thousands of pounds of salad products are being recalled due to a possible E. coli contamination.
The department says Missa Bay, LLC from Swedesboro, New Jersey, is recalling more than 75,000 pounds (34,020 kilograms) of salad products that contain meat or poultry because the lettuce may be contaminated with a strain of E. coli.
The products were sold on Oct. 14 through Oct. 16 in Alabama, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Virginia, and Wisconsin.
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Copetin Restaurant and Bar serves chef Claudio Aprile's inventive, elevated Canadian cuisine informed by the diverse food personalities of Toronto's ethnic neighbourhoods. Copetin features a stylish dining room, relaxed bar and lively patio.
A design mockup for Copetín, this project fully revamped their existing minimal website. It aimed to organize the restaurant's content in a more easily digestible format, make their menu items cleaner and easier to navigate, develop and extend their color scheme and branding, while adding complexity and a bold, modern design fitting of chef Aprile.
The design solution consisted of a one-page layout with image carousel, full screen background images, menu presentation (without loading secondary pages), Open Table reservation button, social media integration, hours, and contact information. Branding and colour themes were used creatively and extended throughout the site.
The site is built with HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap 3, and Flexbox. It required photo sourcing, graphic design, custom typography, and extended existing color and branding themes. While the project didn't move forward, it was a huge improvement on their existing site, and instructive in designing for the restaurant industry.


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userbase.signUp({
username: 'example-username',
password: 'example-password'
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username [string | Len: 1-100] - The username for the account to be created.
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password [string | Len: 6-1000] - The password for the account to be created.
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email [string | optional] - The email for the account to be created.
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rememberMe [string | optional] - The persistence mode for the user's session. Valid values are 'local', 'session', and 'none'. When set to 'local', the session persists even after the browser window gets closed. When set to 'session', the session persists until the browser window gets closed. And 'none' disables session persistence completely. Defaults to 'session'.
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user [object] - Contains information about the new user.
- username [string] - The user's username.
- userId [string] - The user's unique identifier.
- authToken [string] - The user's authentication token that can be used to verify the user is signed in via the Verify Auth Token endpoint in the Userbase Admin API.
- creationDate [string] - The date the user was created.
- email [string] - The user's email.
- profile [object] - The user's profile.
- paymentsMode [string] - The app's payments mode set in your Admin panel. Can be 'disabled', 'test', or 'prod'.
- trialExpirationDate [string] - The date the user's trial expires.
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The user's password is never sent to the server. A hash gets computed client-side, and only the hash is transmitted and stored server-side.
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- AppIdNotSet
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Booker DeWitt and his companion Elizabeth have a lot to contend with as they make their way through the city of Columbia. There is the mystery of Elizabeth’s role in Comstock’s plans, DeWitt’s troubling past and the interminable secrets of the city itself. However, more pressing than any of these intangible concepts is the Heavy Hitters: a special class of enemy consisting of four fearsome entities, each with its own unique and ever-so-slightly twisted purpose.
A mechanical monstrosity, the Motorised Patriot is relentless in its pursuit of the enemies of Columbia. Rejecting subtle tactics and subterfuge for head-on assault, the Motorised Patriot has no resolve to break and no mercy to which to appeal. He’s been built for one thing and that ruddy great Pepper-Mill he’s wielding should give you a clear idea of what that one thing is. He takes his constitutional right to bear arms extremely seriously.
Despite their fearsome stature, the Handymen of Columbia are not naturally aggressive. Their artificial appendages were devised as a way of assisting maimed and injured citizens. However, when pressed, the mechanised behemoths prove themselves capable of advanced combat tactics, while their imposing size belies their ability to cover great distances very quickly indeed.
The Boys of Silence serve as intelligent security sentinels. They’re blind -- but as should be readily apparent that’s only of minor detriment to their ability to track the movements of DeWitt and Elizabeth. Once alerted to the presence of unauthorised personnel, they’re able to call forth waves of reinforcements until such time that they are silenced permanently. The fear and loathing they elicit when imagining what could possibly be beneath that unseeing, expressionless mask serves as yet another weapon in their disturbing arsenal.
Whether the Siren is an abomination of nature or another perverse creation of Columbia’s greatest minds is currently unknown. Her eerie song is capable of raising the dead to fight once more alongside the living, which necessitates tactical decisions about how best to approach her in combat while defending against the forces at her disposal.
These four unique enemies are some of BioShock Infinite’s Heavy Hitters, a disturbing quartet of elite weapons. Each will test Booker DeWitt to his limits and make him question whether he couldn’t have found a way to repay his debt without ever entering Columbia and having to face them.


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Once running an up-to-date fully synced client with a positive balance, all that is required is for you to unlock your wallet for 'staking only'.
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Taviraj is a serif Latin and looped Thai typeface that has a wide structure that ensures readability and legibility. It is well-suited for formal usage. Thai letters have thick and thin strokes, similar to the Latin, together with rounded and airy looped terminals. Taviraj is a 9 weight family that includes italics.
Taviraj is a Thai word that refers to the last two kings of Krungsri Ayutthaya, the former capital of Thailand. People also metaphorically refer to Taviraj as the fall of a dynasty, and that is the reason why it appeared in the poem written by King Rama V regarding the situation of Siam being threatened by French expansionism, with his majesty expressing his sorrow towards the possibility of the end of his era. A traditional Thai style of typeface is called “farangses,” which means french, and Taviraj is in this genre. This contradiction highlights its origin.
A similarity between some glyphs such as ก ถ ภ ฤ ฦ and ฎ ฏ is something to take into consideration because it might lead to confusion when typesetting very short texts. Taviraj takes a specific approach when dealing with the thick and thin strokes of Thai glyphs. Other type designers of Thai fonts may like to use this approach as a reference. Formal looped Thai typefaces have delicate details so care must be taken when expanding them to heavier weights, to retain all the details. The size and position of Thai vowel and tone marks has been managed carefully because they are all relevant to readability, legibility, and overall texture.
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Presidential Office meets with Infrastructure Ministry, railway workers on Ukrzaliznytsia reform
The official assured that Ukrzaliznytsia employees' interests would be taken into account when reforming the company.
Deputy Head of Ukraine's Presidential Office Yuliya Kovaliv says she discussed current issues related to the reform of country's railway industry with representatives from the Infrastructure Ministry, Ukraine's national railways company PJSC Ukrzaliznytsia, and the Trade Union of Railway Workers and Transport Builders.
"We see that the railways and the entire rail transport sector are driving economic growth," Kovaliv said, the Presidential Office's press service told UNIAN on November 15.
The official assured that Ukrzaliznytsia employees' interests would be taken into account when reforming the company.
"Representatives of the trade unions will certainly be involved in the discussion of a plan for restructuring the railways to take into account the interests of Ukrzaliznytsia workers as much as possible," she said.
Kovaliv also noted the need to hold a dialogue with the trade unions about certain facilities of the company's non-core assets for their possible sale.
The meeting also agreed to include representatives of the trade union in an ad hoc group that is finalizing a draft law on rail transport in Ukraine.


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Barty bagels Garcia as Australia level Fed Cup final
MELBOURNE: Australia's ever-dependable Ash Barty doled out the dreaded double-bagel to Caroline Garcia, levelling the Fed Cup final at 1-1 against France after the opening day's singles in Perth on Saturday.
On a day of scorching heat, France struck the early blow when Kristina Mladenovic thrashed Ajla Tomljanovic 6-1 6-1, but the terrier-like Barty wrested back the momentum with her 6-0 6-0 rout of Garcia, firing up a heaving crowd at Perth Arena.
World number one Barty will return on Sunday for the reverse singles and doubles, if required, as Australia bid for their first Fed Cup title in 45 years.
"I couldn't have asked for a more perfect match. That's probably the best tennis match I've ever played in my life," a thrilled Barty said courtside after extending her unbeaten run in Fed Cup singles to 10 successive matches.
"What a place to do it, this is incredible."
Australia were wobbling after Tomljanovic's torrid Fed Cup debut match against Mladenovic, but 23-year-old Barty beamed as she strode onto the blue hardcourt cradling her niece in her arms and soaking up a huge ovation.
That was the last display of tenderness the stocky French Open champion would produce until consoling Garcia with a hug at the net after scarcely 56 minutes of play.
In between was a virtual highlight reel of winners, as Barty, fresh from her WTA Finals triumph in southern China, drew energy from the roaring terraces and drained Garcia of all confidence.
Fans filed out happily but some will hope for a tighter contest on Sunday.
They should get it if Barty meets the impressive Mladenovic, as per the draw.
The French number one, who beat Barty on clay in Rome early in the year, came out swinging against rookie Tomljanovic, who was thrown into the cauldron by team captain Alicia Molik.
With Fed Cup veteran Sam Stosur overlooked for the singles, Molik's gamble backfired as Croatia-born Tomljanovic, who became eligible to represent Australia only a month ago, quickly crumbled under pressure.
Mladenovic broke her early in a barrage of power hitting and wrapped up the first set in 38 minutes, delighting a rowdy pocket of blue-clad French fans.
Tomljanovic's meek serve wilted further in the second set as the free-swinging Mladenovic roared on to a victory that gave France hope of a third Fed Cup title and first since 2003.
"That was a statement match," Barty said of Mladenovic's procession.
"Kristina was in control and she was able to control the court a little bit, so I think the challenge for me tomorrow is to come out and try to take her out of her comfort zone."
(Reporting by Ian Ransom; Editing by Tom Hogue)


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Read our latest blog post which covers their unique #blockchain security solution and just one of the reasons we believe $KMD is the best tech offering in the space. $ZEX
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Scalability has been one of the major issues that have act as hurdles between the large-scale adoption of the blockchain technology in the modern infrastructures. As we see today, the transaction p…
[telegram] <nishbhim> during the hardfork what if funds are stored in ledger nano s
[telegram] <nishbhim> do we need to do anything
[telegram] <nishbhim> ?
[telegram] <Acura360> LedgerTeam will be informed (re @nishbhim: during the hardfork what if funds are stored in ledger nano s)
[telegram] <nishbhim> oh ok
GatewayBOT29-Nov-18 02:18 PM
[telegram] <mingandtian> 有什么好消息
[telegram] <mingandtian> 有什么好消息
GatewayBOT29-Nov-18 02:34 PM
[telegram] <Sarevok> Hey, I added today to calendar
[telegram] <Braydean> What do you mean ? (re @Sarevok: just click real)
[telegram] <Braydean> It's okay of our komodo is in stored in agama wallet ?
[telegram] <Sarevok> When you go to this site you can choose Real or False for the event.
[telegram] <Braydean> How about our holdings it cannot affect ? (re @Sarevok: When you go to this site you can choose Real or False for the event.)
[telegram] <Sarevok> the effect is only more people will know about Komodo events
[telegram] <Sarevok> its not the wallet case, ask someone from the team
GatewayBOT29-Nov-18 03:08 PM
[telegram] <victorchai1818> Hi guys, Komodo will hard fork at 15 December right? And full rebranding also will be launch at this December right?
[telegram] <Acura360> Here is the full information of the update https://komodoplatform.com/upgrade-guide-dec-15/ (re @victorchai1818: Hi guys, Komodo will hard fork at 15 December right? And full rebranding also will be launch at this December right?)
Komodo is preparing to activate a major update to the Komodo code base. Learn more about all the new tech features coming to Komodo on December 15, 2018.
GatewayBOT29-Nov-18 03:23 PM
[telegram] <victorchai1818> Ok understand about hard fork. How about full rebrand and new website? When will be launch? Thanks (re @Acura360: Here is the full information of the update https://komodoplatform.com/upgrade-guide-dec-15/)
Komodo is preparing to activate a major update to the Komodo code base. Learn more about all the new tech features coming to Komodo on December 15, 2018.
[telegram] <Acura360> https://t.me/KomodoPlatform_Official/111560 (re @victorchai1818: Ok understand about hard fork. How about full rebrand and new website? When will be launch? Thanks)
Komodo is preparing to activate a major update to the Komodo code base. Learn more about all the new tech features coming to Komodo on December 15, 2018.
[telegram] <Acura360> I don't know who's supposed to decide if it's big or small news. (re @Cryptotrader124: Is it big news or small news ??)
GatewayBOT29-Nov-18 05:20 PM
[telegram] <Sergio> Whats the verus price in KMD?
[telegram] <heisenberg135> In december is the new rebrand of the dex?
[telegram] <christianmadeyes> The market ;) (re @Acura360: I don't know who's supposed to decide if it's big or small news.)
[telegram] <Braydean> Accumulate more kmd while is in cheap price. Good news we'll like to happen takenote ! ATH of the kmd is 10.30$ on january 2018 who knows for this
GatewayBOT29-Nov-18 06:01 PM
[telegram] <T00MMMM> Does anyone know how long the wallet maintenance on trex will continue?
[telegram] <ThePsycolive> ATH of BTC was 20k too... (re @Braydean: Accumulate more kmd while is in cheap price. Good news we'll like to happen takenote ! ATH of the kmd is 10.30$ on january 2018 who knows for this)
GatewayBOT29-Nov-18 06:12 PM
[telegram] <Acura360> i think after the hardfork it will be fine (re @T00MMMM: Does anyone know how long the wallet maintenance on trex will continue?)
[telegram] <T00MMMM> ups 2 weeks, one more question, is the agama wallet secure? (re @Acura360: i think after the hardfork it will be fine)
[telegram] <Acura360> yes its secure, there will be a new release Agama for the coming Hardfork (re @T00MMMM: ups 2 weeks, one more question, is the agama wallet secure?)
[telegram] <T00MMMM> THX (re @Acura360: yes its secure, there will be a new release Agama for the coming Hardfork)
GatewayBOT29-Nov-18 06:47 PM
[telegram] <DRGNorDIE> (re @Acura360: yes its secure, there will be a new release Agama for the coming Hardfork)
[telegram] <DRGNorDIE>
GatewayBOT29-Nov-18 08:28 PM
[telegram] <Aminul731> Hi all
[telegram] <Aminul731> Hi
[telegram] <Sergio> Hi
[telegram] <Sergio> Welcome
[telegram] <Sergio> Yes (re @Aminul731: Is it true ?
New Event Added
Komodo (KMD) - Hard Fork - 15/12/2018
#komodo #kmd #hardfork)
[telegram] <Aminul731> Explain me in details what's the ratio (re @Sergio: Yes)
Komodo is preparing to activate a major update to the Komodo code base. Learn more about all the new tech features coming to Komodo on December 15, 2018.
Komodo is preparing to activate a major update to the Komodo code base. Learn more about all the new tech features coming to Komodo on December 15, 2018.
[telegram] <Sergio> Of course, but deposits and withdrawals are disable temporaly (re @Aminul731: Will binance support this fork)
[telegram] <Sergio> Im nota sure about desposits (re @Sergio: Of course, but deposits and withdrawals are disable temporaly)
GatewayBOT29-Nov-18 09:46 PM
[telegram] <Giotti96> I can t claim my reward on agama
[telegram] <PTYX11> Why (re @Giotti96: I can t claim my reward on agama)
[telegram] <vahe> they change the ammount it should be 10 kmd so u can claim (re @PTYX11: Why)
[telegram] <Zeehenk> Any ledger news? :)
[telegram] <Giotti96> When I press claim nothing appens (re @PTYX11: Why)
[telegram] <PTYX11> you have over 10KMD in one utxo correct? (re @Giotti96: When I press claim nothing appens)
[telegram] <PTYX11> that means having 10KMD in one unspent transaction. You can send yourself the entire balance to combine utxos into one address and one transaction.
[telegram] <Giotti96> Yes
[telegram] <PTYX11> can you send me your address in PM. i should be able to see if the nlocktime is set
[telegram] <Giotti96> Yes
[telegram] <Hermes08> Please make sure you have the latest version of the wallet 2.43d ..
[telegram] <Hermes08> If after updating to the latest version you see the same issue ...please send a ticket at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we will provide a possible solution
[telegram] <Sergio> No, still waitimg (re @Zeehenk: Any ledger news? :))
GatewayBOT30-Nov-18 01:36 AM
[telegram] <dharmicwarrior> Are kmd stored on ledger safe from hard fork?
[matrix] <hermes_t:matrix.org> Yes it's safe, also Ledger has already been notified of the update.
GatewayBOT30-Nov-18 02:26 AM
[telegram] <Bear303> Hi
[telegram] <Bear303> When komodo hard fork?
GatewayBOT30-Nov-18 03:16 AM
[telegram] <Anna> Has anyone written trading strategy on fmz quant connected with komodo? The bear market is really hard to make money.
Komodo is preparing to activate a major update to the Komodo code base. Learn more about all the new tech features coming to Komodo on December 15, 2018.
GatewayBOT30-Nov-18 07:04 AM
[telegram] <dama> . I want to develop an automated trading bot on fmz quant. does anyone know python programming? I am willing to spend money to hire people to write strategies for me on fmz quant.
GatewayBOT30-Nov-18 07:16 AM
[telegram] <Mdoubleu> Very nice (re @Hermes08: Here is the announcement for the next upgrade that Komodo will have in the month of December with all the details https://komodoplatform.com/upgrade-guide-dec-15/)
Komodo is preparing to activate a major update to the Komodo code base. Learn more about all the new tech features coming to Komodo on December 15, 2018.
[telegram] <Louisbap> Which rewards? Do I have rewards if I leave in the wallet or binance? (re @Hermes08: For now we stopped giving the tutorial on how to this with Agama because some users complained that they risk of exposing their ledger private keys by doing so...so what we recommend for users for now is wait for ledger to make this update. One of our devs made an announcement previously this month saying that ledger was beginning to work in this matter and the update should come shortly. The other way around is to create a new seed with Agama as showed in the previous guide and send your KMD to this new address and then send it back to your ledger when you finish claiming the reward.)
GatewayBOT30-Nov-18 08:23 AM
[telegram] <Mdoubleu> No. He is talking about the return you get for placing your KMD in the Agama wallet (re @Louisbap: Which rewards? Do I have rewards if I leave in the wallet or binance?)
[telegram] <futureminded> Guys. Barterdex website is redirecting me to Komodo. Is Barterdex a Komodo product? And what are the plans? Cannot find any information on Barterdex.
[telegram] <Acura360> Yes its a KMD Product (re @futureminded: Guys. Barterdex website is redirecting me to Komodo. Is Barterdex a Komodo product? And what are the plans? Cannot find any information on Barterdex.)
[telegram] <Acura360> It will be upgraded next year with Marketmaker V2 (re @futureminded: Guys. Barterdex website is redirecting me to Komodo. Is Barterdex a Komodo product? And what are the plans?  Next year consist 4 quarters. (re @Acura360: It will be upgraded next year with Marketmaker V2)
[telegram] <Acura360> Q1-Q2 i think (re @futureminded: Any time frame? Next year consist 4 quarters.)
[telegram] <futureminded> It will go live as well then? (re @Acura360: Q1-Q2 i think)
[telegram] <Acura360> We will announce it when the time is right (re @futureminded: It will go live as well then?)
[telegram] <futureminded> Ok. Keeping my thoughts on this. (re @Acura360: We will announce it when the time is right)
GatewayBOT30-Nov-18 12:10 PM
[telegram] <deToet> Is the Agama wallet v0.2.43d ready for 15 december?
SHossain30-Nov-18 12:11 PM
no
GatewayBOT30-Nov-18 12:11 PM
[telegram] <deToet> Or should we wait for a update?
SHossain30-Nov-18 12:11 PM
you need to wait for update. most likely by next week
GatewayBOT30-Nov-18 12:11 PM
[telegram] <deToet> Thank you very much for the quick response.
GatewayBOT30-Nov-18 12:27 PM
[telegram] <Acura360> WTS DEX & BOTS Asset for KMD or BTC


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328C-1 Definitions
328C-2 Exceptions to liability
328C-3 Sale of donated pharmaceuticals or health care
supplies, prohibited; fines
328C-4 Labeling of donated pharmaceuticals or health care
supplies
328C-5 Reserving the State's authority to regulate, inspect,
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On February 28th, the stock market suffered the single biggest decline since the 2008 financial crisis. Investors rushed to buy US Treasuries, loans issued by the US government, long considered the world’s safe-haven asset. As demand for Treasuries increased, the price of those bonds increased (and so their yield fell). Everything was working as it should.
This graph shows the yield on the 10-year Treasury bond, which is of particular importance to the economy because it is used as a benchmark across the economy and influences everything from mortgage rates to auto loans.
However, on the week beginning 20th March the yields rose sharply. What seems like a small blip was really a very serious irregularity in the most important financial market in the world.
Rumours abounded of hedge funds imploding under the weight of disastrous Treasury bets. There was even the faint prospect that there may be a failed auction on US government debt, meaning the U.S. government wouldn't be able to fund itself.
So what happened ?
The number of transactions in the primary1 Treasury market increased during the first weeks of the crisis, mirroring the fall in interest rates.
Yet at the same time interest rates began to rise, the number of transactions fell steeply.
The market came to a shuddering stop thanks to particular hedge funds that invested heavily in a strategy called a “basis trade”. The idea behind the strategy is that hedge funds can take advantage of miniscule differences between the price of a Treasury and its stipulated future price2. The differences between the two are often so small that hedge funds borrow cash to increase their returns.
But in March, huge numbers of investors fled to the Treasury market which ruined the strategy and many hedge funds found themselves out of pocket and heavily in debt. As they tried to recoup their costs, the Hedge funds sold immense numbers of US Treasuries for cash.
This wave of selling can be seen in the number of foreign holders of US Treasuries, which most hedge funds are for tax reasons, who sold to US residents (typically US banks). Not only was it the highest on record but it was an extreme outlier, far exceeding any anything seen during the Great Recession in 2009.
Hedge funds offloaded so many of these treasuries that it simply overwhelmed the major US banks who would typically buy these securities in order to keep the market functioning and liquid. New regulations after the Great Recession limited the amount of Treasuries that these banks could buy. Suddenly, the treasury market began to break down.
In order to avoid a total economic meltdown the Fed stepped in and pledged to purchase at least $500bn in US Treasuries. When this wasn’t enough, the Fed instead said that it would purchase as many Treasuries as necessary to restore liquidity to the market.
As the Federal Reserves balance sheet spiralled upwards, liquidity was restored and the treasury yields, along with the market as a whole, began to stabilise.
Even though the immediate danger of economic catastrophe was avoided, those heady days of March and April led many Hedge funds to abandon their “basis trade” strategy altogether.
This has caused its own problems for the Treasury markets. The markets for Treasury Futures2 and off-the-run treasuries, which are older bonds that trade far less frequently than the recently issued “on-the-run” treasuries, have become far quieter in recent months.
Less basis trading also means less demand for treasuries overall. Turnover on CME’s BrokerTec, the biggest platform for electronic trading of Treasuries, has fallen around 38%. Less demand for Treasuries mean their interest rates are rising, which increases the cost of borrowing across the entire economy.
At the very least, an economic meltdown of inconceivable proportions was avoided but questions remain about just how safe, and deep, the Treasury market really is.
To write this piece I relied on two papers. Firstly, a report by Darrel Duffe for Brookings and also the BIS Bulletin no 2 by Andreas Schrimpf, Hyun Song Shin and Vladyslav Sushko. This was especially helpful in elaborating how the "basis trade" operates.


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It identifies the module's own components, directives, and pipes, making some of them public, through the exports property, so that external components can use them.
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An AbstractParty contains the common elements of Party and AnonymousParty, specifically the owning key of
the party. In most cases Party or AnonymousParty should be used, depending on use-case.
A special base class for the set of all possible recipients, without having to identify who they all are.
The AnonymousParty class contains enough information to uniquely identify a Party while excluding private
information such as name. It is intended to represent a party on the distributed ledger.
This exception indicates that client request to start the flow cannot be processed due to an error in the input parameters.
(E.g. invalid parameters or missing mandatory parameters to start the flow)
As an RPC Client, use this class to point to the truststore that contains the RPC SSL certificate provided by the node admin
A Clock that tokenizes itself when serialized, and delegates to an underlying Clock implementation.
RPC operations that the node exposes to clients.
Interfaces that extend CordaFlowInjectable can be injected into net.corda.v5.application.flows.Flows using CordaInject.
This annotation can be used with Flow and CordaService to indicate which dependencies should be injected.
This annotation can be used with CordaService to indicate which dependencies should be injected before starting
the service.
Combined with the corda service lifecycle support, this allows starting a service to depend on another service. It
is not be possible to inject dependencies for use within a service constructor, so in order to use a service to start
another service it must be injected before the service start lifecycle event is distributed using this annotation.
Provides access to cordapp configuration independent of the configuration provider.
Thrown if an exception occurs in accessing or parsing cordapp configuration
A CordappInfo describes a single CorDapp currently installed on the node
Provides access to what the node knows about loaded applications.
Any class that needs to be a long-lived service within the node, should implement this interface. The constructor will be invoked during
node start to initialise the service, however initialisation logic is better added to the ServiceLifecycleObserver.onEvent function as
a response to the ServiceStart implementation of ServiceLifecycleEvent so that injected services can be used. Injected services are
injected post instantiation so no injected services can be used within a constructor. Corda services are created as singletons within the
node and can be made available to flows and other corda services via dependency injection.
Please see StateMachineStarted for the purpose of this exception.
Interfaces that extend CordaServiceInjectable can be injected into net.corda.v5.application.services.CordaServices
or net.corda.v5.ledger.notary.NotaryService using CordaInject.
X.500 distinguished name data type customised to how Corda uses names. This restricts the attributes to those Corda
supports, and requires that organisation, locality and country attributes are specified. See also RFC 4519 for
the underlying attribute type definitions
Post-processors can be implemented to enhance the Named Query API.
An abstraction for flow session destinations. A flow can send to and receive from objects which implement this interface. The specifics
of how the messages are routed depend on the implementation.
A DiagnosticsService provides APIs that allow CorDapps to query information about the node that CorDapp is currently running on.
A wrapper over the signature output accompanied by signer's public key and signature metadata.
This is similar to DigitalSignature.WithKey, but targeted to DLT transaction (or block of transactions) signatures.
This has been renamed from TransactionSignature for Corda 5.
The DigitalSignatureVerificationService digital signature verification operations.
Exception which can be thrown by a FlowLogic at any point in its logic to unexpectedly bring it to a permanent end.
The exception will propagate to all counterparty flows and will be thrown on their end the next time they wait on a
FlowSession.receive or FlowSession.sendAndReceive. Any flow which no longer needs to do a receive, or has already
ended, will not receive the exception (if this is required then have them wait for a confirmation message).
FlowExternalOperation represents an external process that blocks a flow from continuing until the result of execute
has been retrieved. Examples of external processes where FlowExternalOperation would be useful include, triggering a long running
process on an external system or retrieving information from a service that might be down.
FlowHandle is a serialisable handle for the started flow, parameterised by the type of the flow's return value.
A unique identifier for a single top level flow instance, valid across node restarts. Note that a single run always
has at least one flow, but that flow may also invoke sub-flows: they all share the same flow id.
Version and name of the CorDapp hosting the other side of the flow.
A FlowSession is a handle on a communication sequence between two paired flows, possibly running on separate nodes.
It is used to send and receive messages between the flows as well as to query information about the counter-flow.
Base post-processor interface.
Handles hashing of bytes.
This exception allows a flow to pass itself to the flow hospital. Once the flow reaches
the hospital it will determine how to progress depending on what causes the exception wraps.
Assuming there are no important wrapped exceptions, throwing a HospitalizeFlowException
will place the flow in overnight observation, where it will be replayed at a later time.
An exception that may be identified with an ID. If an exception originates in a counter-flow this ID will be
propagated. This allows correlation of error conditions across different flows.
An identity service maintains a directory of parties by their associated distinguished name/public keys, and thus supports the lookup of
a party if given its key or its X.500 name.
This annotation is required by any FlowLogic that is designed to be initiated by a counterparty flow. The class must
have at least a constructor which takes in a single net.corda.core.identity.Party parameter which represents the
initiating counterparty. The FlowLogic that does the initiating is specified by the value property and itself must be annotated
with InitiatingFlow.
This annotation is required by any FlowLogic which has been designated to initiate communication with a counterparty
and request they start their side of the flow communication.
Marks a constructor of a flow indicating that it can be instantiated from a JSON String.
Flows that are available to start via the RPC service with net.corda.client.rpc.flow.RpcStartFlowRequestParameters must have a
constructor with this annotation.
An optional service CorDapps and other services may use to marshall arbitrary content in and out of JSON format using standard/approved
mappers.
The KeyManagementService is responsible for storing and using private keys to sign things. An implementation of this may, for example,
call out to a hardware security module that enforces various auditing and frequency-of-use requirements.
An exception that is thrown when a flow has been killed.
The member info consist of two parts:
Member provided context: Parameters added and signed by member as a part of initial MemberInfo proposal.
MGM provided context: Parameters added by MGM as a part of member acceptance.
Group Manager Service contains list of identities in Membership Management Group along with information about their identity keys,
services they provide and host names or IP addresses where they can be connected to. The cache wraps around a list fetched from the
manager, and adds easy lookup of the data stored within it. Generally it would be initialised with a specific Group Manager,
which it fetches data from and then subscribes to updates of.
A base class for a set of recipients specifically identified by the sender.
The interface for a group of message recipients (which may contain only one recipient)
Implemented by anything that can be named by a secure hash value (e.g. transactions, attachments).
Note: any values in the networkParametersValues map need to be
a.) serializable for P2P (AMQP) and checkpoints (Kryo)
b.) comparable with .equals()
Service for retrieving network parameters used for resolving transactions according to parameters that were historically in force in the
network.
A NodeDiagnosticInfo holds information about the current node version.
Version info about the node. Note that this data should be used for diagnostics purposes only - it is unsafe to rely on this for
functional decisions.
Data class containing information about the scheduled network parameters update. The info is emitted every time node
receives network map with ParametersUpdate which wasn't seen before. For more information see: CordaRPCOps.networkParametersFeed
and CordaRPCOps.acceptNewNetworkParameters.
The Party class represents an entity on the network, which is typically identified by a legal name and public key
that it can sign transactions under. As parties may use multiple keys for signing and, for example, have offline backup
keys, the "public key" of a party can be represented by a composite construct – a CompositeKey, which combines multiple
cryptographic public key primitives into a tree structure.
Reference to something being stored or issued by a party e.g. in a vault or (more likely) on their normal
ledger. The reference is intended to be encrypted so it's meaningless to anyone other than the party.
Request object for making Query requests on the Persistence Service.
Persistence Service API providing functionality to interact with an entityManager and execute pre-defined named queries.
Thrown whenever a flow result cannot be serialized when attempting to save it in the database
This exception will cause the flow to retry from its previous checkpoint.
Base interface that all RPC servers must implement. Note: in Corda there's only one RPC interface. This base
interface is here in case we split the RPC system out into a separate library one day.
If an RPC is tagged with this annotation it may return one or more observables anywhere in its response graph.
Calling such a method comes with consequences: it's slower, and consumes server side resources as observations
will buffer up on the server until they're consumed by the client.
Handles serialization and deserialization of objects.
This is the parent interface for all service lifecycle events. This type is passed in the ServiceLifecycleObserver.onEvent method.
Provides lifecycle support to services.
This event is dispatched once all corda services have been instantiated and registered as injectable services.
A SignableData object is the packet actually signed.
It works as a wrapper over transaction id and signature metadata.
Note that when multi-transaction signing (signing a block of transactions) is used, the root of the Merkle tree
(having transaction IDs as leaves) is actually signed and thus hash refers to this root and not a specific transaction.
SignatureMeta is required to add extra meta-data to a transaction's signature.
It currently supports platformVersion only, but it can be extended to support a universal digital
signature model enabling partial signatures and attaching extra information, such as a user's timestamp or other
application-specific fields.
A serialized piece of data and its signature. Enforces signature validity in order to deserialize the data
contained within.
A base class for the case of point-to-point messages
Any FlowLogic which is to be started by the RPC interface (net.corda.core.messaging.CordaRPCOps.startFlowDynamic
and net.corda.core.messaging.CordaRPCOps.startTrackedFlowDynamic) must have this annotation. If it's missing the
flow will not be allowed to start and an exception will be thrown.
Any Flow which is to be started by the FlowStarterService interface from within a CordaService must have this annotation. If it's
missing the flow will not be allowed to start and an exception will be thrown.
This event is dispatched when State Machine is fully started.
Thrown when a flow session ends unexpectedly due to a type mismatch (the other side sent an object of a type
that we were not expecting), or the other side had an internal error, or the other side terminated when we
were waiting for a response.
A small utility to approximate taint tracking: if a method gives you back one of these, it means the data came from
a remote source that may be incentivised to pass us junk that violates basic assumptions and thus must be checked
first. The wrapper helps you to avoid forgetting this vital step. Things you might want to check are:
When a Corda feature cannot be used due to the node's compatibility zone not enforcing a high enough minimum platform
version.


pytineye - Python client for TinEye Commercial API
pytineye is a Python client for the TinEye Commercial API.
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class pytineye.TinEyeAPIRequest(api_url='http://api.tineye.com/rest/', public_key=None, private_key=None)
Class to ease communication with the TinEye API server.
Establish a connection to the API:
>>> from pytineye import TinEyeAPIRequest
>>> api = TinEyeAPIRequest('http://api.tineye.com/rest/', 'your_public_key', 'your_private_key')
Searching for an image using an image URL:
>>> api.search_url(url='http://www.tineye.com/images/meloncat.jpg')
TinEyeResponse(...)
Searching for an image using image data:
>>> fp = open('meloncat.jpg', 'rb')
>>> data = fp.read()
>>> api.search_data(data=data)
TinEyeResponse(...)
>>> fp.close()
Getting information about your search bundle:
>>> api.remaining_searches()
{'expire_date': datetime.datetime(2012, 9, 28, 11, 11, 31),
'remaining_searches': 854,
'start_date': datetime.datetime(2011, 9, 29, 11, 11, 31)}
Getting an image count:
>>> api.image_count()
2180913080
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image_count(**kwargs)
Lists the number of indexed images on TinEye.
Returns: TinEye image count.
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remaining_searches(**kwargs)
Lists the number of searches you have left in your current active block.
Returns: a dictionary with remaining searches, start time and end time of block.
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search_data(data, offset=0, limit=100, sort='score', order='desc', **kwargs)
Perform searches on the TinEye index using image data.
- data, image data to use for searching.
- offset, offset of results from the start, defaults to 0.
- limit, quantity of results to return, defaults to 100.
- sort, sort results by score, file size (size), or crawl date (crawl_date),
defaults to desc.
- order, sort results by ascending (asc) or descending criteria.
Returns: a TinEye Response object.
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search_url(url, offset=0, limit=100, sort='score', order='desc', **kwargs)
Perform searches on the TinEye index using an image URL.
- url, the URL of the image that will be searched for, must be urlencoded.
- offset, offset of results from the start, defaults to 0.
- limit, quantity of results to return, defaults to 100.
- sort, sort results by score, file size (size), or crawl date (crawl_date),
defaults to desc.
- order, sort results by ascending (asc) or descending criteria.
Returns: a TinEye Response object.
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class pytineye.TinEyeResponse(matches)
Represents a response from the API.
Attributes:
- matches, a list of Match objects.
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class pytineye.Match(image_url, width, height, size, format, filesize, overlay, contributor, backlinks=None)
Represents an image match.
Attributes:
- image_url, link to the result image.
- width, image width in pixels.
- height, image height in pixels.
- size, image area in pixels.
- format, image format.
- filesize, image size in bytes.
- overlay, overlay URL.
- backlinks, a list of Backlink objects pointing to
the original websites and image URLs.
- contributor, whether this is a TinEye contributor image.
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class pytineye.Backlink(url=None, backlink=None, crawl_date=None)
Represents a backlink for an image.
Attributes:
- url, the image URL to the image.
- backlink, the original website URL.
- crawl_date, the date the image was crawled.


BactoView is utilizing its wide array of tools and expertise to engineer a platform for the real-time and precise measurement of cell density. Our first product, the BactoViewer, was designed to be effective but minimalistic and affordable.
The BactoViewer is a platform for the automated measurement of cell population within a flask culture. It quantifies cell population by measuring a culture's optical density (OD), a measure of the amount of light transmitted through a culture. Optical Density is a commonly used standard for the measurement of cell density, and thus results obtained from the BactoViewer are easily interpretable.
The Bactoviewer was designed with the needs of researchers in mind. Its main draw is its operability with standard flasks and shaking incubators. This circumvents the need for additional purchases and minimizes the training required to use the product effectively. The Bactoviewer interfaces wirelessly with a standard personal computer and is equipped with an intuitive GUI as well as data visualization features to facilitate data analysis. A customizable threshold-based alarm system makes the device suitable for protein induction experiments.
The BactoViewer can be purchased for £100, far below the price of competing products. This purchase includes the device, a copy of the software bundle as well as an instruction manual for the device. The device comes with a year-long guarantee as well as free technical support for up to 2 years.
When light passes through a culture, some of it gets scattered, resulting in less light detected on the other end. The amount of light dispersed increases with the amount of biomass in the culture, and hence the amount of light detected can be used as a measure of cell population.
A Bluetooth module sends data from the Arduino to a computer. Here, data is processed and stored. Depending on the requirements of the given experiment, the data may be visualized or used to sound a threshold-based alarm.


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Top trading ideas by CapitalVia: Buy JSW Steel, Max Financial Services
Technical Calls by Gaurav Garg, Head of Research at CapitalVia Global Research Limited- Investment Advisor
by Gaurav GargMarket traded range bound on Monday; Nifty need to hold 11,800 for further upside
Market traded with mixed sentiments throughout the day on Monday on strong global cues. Nifty closed at 11,884.50 shedding 11 points. Metal, PSU banks and pharmaceutical stocks traded with positive sentiments through the day and gained most among indices. Nifty bank closed at 30,992.10 losing 16.30 points from the previous day’s closing.
As per weekly option data, there is a handful of Put writing on lower strikes ranging from 11,700 to 11,900 which shows Nifty likely to take support in the zone of 11,800. Call writing on higher strikes ranging between 11,900 and 12,100 shows market may face stiff resistance at higher strikes. Traders should remain positive as put OI at 11,800 will act as major support levels for the week but 12,000 will act as stiff resistance as maximum OI for the calls stands here. However, if Nifty is able to breach level of 12,000, it will lead to short covering move up to 12,200 levels making all-time high for the index. Therefore, traders should keep a positive bias and should buy at every dip keeping close eye on 11,780.
We can see a big momentum in following stocks:
Buy JSW Steel Ltd.: (Above Rs 257)
Target: Rs 278
Stop loss: Rs 243
The stock is witnessing resistance breakout from the levels of 257. Moreover, it is witnessing resistance breakout from this level and breaching this level might result in good upside momentum.
Considering the technical evidence discussed above, we recommend buying the stock above for a target of Rs 278, keeping a stop loss at Rs 243 on closing basis.
Buy Max Financial Services Ltd.: (Above Rs 498)
Target: Rs 525
Stop loss: Rs 478
After consolidating in a narrow range stock has formed a bullish flag pattern and has given breakout from level of 497.50. Further strength from the levels of 498 might lead to a bullish movement. We recommend buying the stock at 498 for the target of Rs 525, keeping a stop loss at Rs 478 on closing basis.
Disclaimer: The analyst does not hold position in any of the stocks mentioned above.


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`I Still Know' and I Still Don't Care by Homer Yen (c) 1998
It's now the anniversary of the slayings of Julie James' (Jennifer Love Hewitt) best friends. Still besieged by nightmarish memories of the man responsible for it all, she seems to be on the verge of a nervous breakdown. She can't concentrate on her schoolwork, can't get a good night's sleep, and is even frightened by the shadows and the blinking strobe lights at a local dance club. Everywhere she looks, she sees visions of the man in a rubber slicker with the hook on his hand.
In the first movie, `I Know What You Did Last Summer', Julie and three of her friends accidentally kill a man, running him down while driving down a dark mountain highway. To cover their misdeed, they dump the body into the ocean. However, he never quite died and returned to hunt down Julie and her friends. Julie and one other, Ray (Freddie Prinze Jr.), survived only to make this dismal sequal. Needing some desparate rest and relaxation, she is elated to learn that her college roommate, Karla (Brandy), has won a trip for four to a secluded tropical island. Accompanying these two girls are Karla's overbearing boyfriend, Tyrell (Mehki Phifer) and a potential beau for Julie.
But was this contest too good to be true? The resort is filled with a skeleton staff that seemed like Love Boat rejects. Meanwhile, the hotel is practically deserted as the storm season is about to begin. This presumably creates a venue where they will be secluded and will have no possible means off the island. Eventually, they will be hunted down during power outages and chased around during intense lightning storms. As you might have guessed, somewhere in the shadows lurk a mysteriously strange figure that is wearing a rubber slicker and wielding a hook. Julie tries to convince her friends that the killer is on the island (an eerie touch is when she is singing "I Will Survive" at the karaoke bar and the words scroll "I Still Know..."), but her friends chalk it up to paranoia. But the body count soon starts to rise, and for Julie, it's going to be the worst vacation of her life.
The funny (yes, I used the word 'funny') thing about this movie is that I heard more chortling and giggling (maybe it was MY giggling) than I heard screaming. This movie boils down to a mindless slashfest that never conjures up any amount of wry wit or even a quirky campiness. There isn't even any suspense that leads up to the deaths. Here's an appropriate example. Knock-Knock. "Housekeeping", says the diminuitive cleaning lady. The door suddenly opens up. SLASH. Next victim!
Is there any reason to go and see this movie? Not unless you want to see four uninteresting college kids run around in circles for about 90 minutes. But I do want to say one thing about this movie that satisfied me. I was thoroughly irritated with Tyrell, who incessantly ranted and raved about his sexual libido. I secretly wished for him to get filleted. Did he get 'hooked'? Well, let's just say that if he didn't, I would give this film a grade of "D".
Grade: C-
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Hacking On Mongrel2
This is organized more like a FAQ than a guide, but it gives all the information you probably need to hack on the Mongrel2 source code. It talks about getting the code, doing your first patch, coding guidelines, etc. These aren't meant to be strict rules but more guidelines to follow.
I want to hack on Mongrel2. How do I join?
As our famous tagline says, "This isn't a hippie commune like Github." We love patches and contributions from people, but Mongrel2 is a very specific kind of C code project we have to keep the contributor list small and awesome. That means we can't just let anyone in, we have to make you earn it. That doesn't mean you're not awesome if you don't get in, it just means we make it a little harder to join than your average github project does. To get in on Mongrel2 you have to prove you can write code by writing some code doing this:
- Follow the instructions in this document.
- Commit your changes to your repository when you think they're good.
- Then go find aticketto_do and write code to fix it.
- Join the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>mailing list or join #mongrel2 on irc.freenode.org.
- Finally, one of us will check out your changes and see if they're good to pull. If they are, and you want to get into the project, then just fix a few more bugs and we'll let you in.
Each of these steps is documented in this document, so just read it real quick and get a good understanding of the project before you continue.
How do I get the source code?
The source code is currently maintained using git and the code itself is hosted on github. The project is at https://github.com/zedshaw/mongrel2.
The two branches available are:
- master
- develop
How do I find things to do?
We have a tickets system here and also at github that you can access. You can get atickettodo and write code to fix it. Obviously, you'll have to probably anonymouslogin first if you want to do very much.
How do I make a change?
Git works like most version control systems in that you make your changes and "commit" them. Since you are probably not a committer yet, you just have to do this:
We are also using git-flow to streamline our development efforts. Our model of using git-flow is described in http://jeffkreeftmeijer.com/2010/why-arent-you-using-git-flow/.
And also as shown in https://github.com/nvie/gitflow.
Here are some quick instructions:
- Install git-flow as in the README (https://github.com/nvie/gitflow).
- In the mongrel2 run: git flow init
- Just hit enter for all the defaults. Don't get fancy.
- Start your hacking using: git flow feature start BlahBlahBlah
- Commit like normal, don't push or tag anything.
- End this feature with: git flow feature finish BlahBlahBlah
- Finally: git push origin develop
After you do this you just have to send a pull request via github and you are done.
If I become a contributor how do I get mentioned?
Everyone who submits a change using this method will have their username mentioned in the timeline even if you're not registered as a core contributor. Core contributors get mentioned on the home page.
How do you prioritize what to work on?
We usually have a discussion on the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to figure out what to do next. Then we fill in the tickets with the stuff to do. Then we do that stuff.
Who comes up with the vision and direction?
Usually it's Zed, who wrote the majority of the content for this site.
What will get my contribution rejected?
Generally if your change adds too much code, is poorly written, doesn't work on multiple platforms, or doesn't have testing when it needs it. Don't worry though, we'll tell you how to clean it up and make it nice so that you learn good style. As a starting point, here's what we consider our style guide:
What is your style guide?
- Keep your code clean and "flatter" with good use of white space for readability.
- Refactor common blocks of code or complex branches into functions, probably "static inline" is good.
- Aim for lines around 80 characters if possible.
- Check for errors from EVERY function using the check() macro from dbg.h.
- Check for memory allocation working with the check_mem() macro from dbg.h.
- Every if-elseif-else should have an else clause, and if that else shouldn't happen use the sentinel() macro to give an error.
- Same thing for case-switch, always have a default with sentinel() if that default should not happen.
- When in doubt, read and re-read the man page for function calls to make sure you got the error returns and parameters right.
- Don't use the C string functions, use bstring from bstring.h to do string operations.
- Try to write a test for your code, which is hard sometimes in C, but attempt it at least.
In general the theme for Mongrel2 source is, "Don't code like an asshole." If you write a piece of code and you didn't consider how another person will use it, or just didn't care, then it'll probably get rejected.
How do I learn more about Mongrel2?
Check out the the documentation for more information.
How do I see what's been changed on a file or view a diff?
After you log in you can use the timelinecheckinsonly to see the list of changes. Then you pick one and there's various diffing options. To see how a file changed, browse for the file in in_Files and find the one you want to look at. You can then do advanced change logging and diffing of that file.
The general way fossil works is that you get a lot of features from the command line, but complex operations like analyzing diffs is better done in the Web GUI. You can get to your own web GUI any time by doing fossil ui or fossil serve.


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Alvarez scores career-high 20, No. 25 USF women top VCU
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Freshman Maria Alvarez scored a season-best 20 points, with five 3-pointers, to help No. 25 South Florida beat VCU 77-55 on Friday.
The Bulls closed the first half on a 16-2 run over the final 3:49 to take a 37-26 lead. Alvarez had six points in the first 20 minutes and she finished 7 of 10 from the field with just two misses from distance.
Bethy Mununga had 14 points and 12 rebounds for her third double-double of the season, Elisa Pinzan added 13 points and eight assists and Enna Pehadzic scored 10 for South Florida. The Bulls are 4-0 for the fourth straight season and the fifth time since 2012-13.
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Denny Wu is a Full Stack Web Developer, specializing in back-end coding. Studying computer programming has given him the knowledge and skills to create a variety of applications. Moreover, he has experience working with a team to complete projects. His areas of expertise include Node.js, JavaScript, jQuery, GIT, MySQL, HTML, CSS, and AJAX. Now he seeks an opportunity to apply his skills in a professional environment.
Denny has completed many challenging assignments, improving his programming knowledge and coding several interesting applications as a result. To him, one of the best things about finishing homework is being able to keep it. He is especially proud of the Trivia Game assignment. He was forced to get especially creative to create a quiz that included a timer and kept track of a user's score.
The Trivia game referred to in the above section. Users must complete this jQuery based quiz before time runs out. After the game finishes, it will return a player's number of correct, incorrect, and blank answers.
A web application which uses the Giphy API to create animated images. It includes a number of default buttons to retrieve pictures of animals, but the program is not limited to these. Gif Generator can create buttons for almost any topic a user searches for.
In this game, players must use the crystal buttons to increase their score to match a randomly generated number. However, passing this number will result in a loss. Crystals Collector tests a player's judgment and memory.
A Node application inspired by Apple's SIRI. Users can input commands to check a Twitter account, obtain information on music from Spotify, or use OMDB to do the same for movies. LIRI retrieves this information using the APIs for each respective website. It can also read text files for input.


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Gibeon councillor donates N$250 000 to SMEs 21 Nov 2019, 06:51 by Staff Reporter Home \ Front Page News \ Gibeon councillor donates N$250 000 to SMEs - New Era Live


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This is a small jQuery plugin that helps you improve the user experience regarding the use of multiple cross selects.
It is very easy to install and can be easily customized because it has callbacks for many events, such as :
It also has a sort function that can be defined in order of your needs for each multiple select.
You can fully customize it via CSS, you can extend it and have as many multi selects as you want on the page.
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The select where the options are moved to |
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multiselect_id _rightSelected |
The button that moves selected options from left to right |
| rightAll | string jQuery selector |
multiselect_id _rightAll |
The button that moves all options from left to right |
| leftSelected | string jQuery selector |
multiselect_id _leftSelected |
The button that moves selected options from right to left |
| leftAll | string jQuery selector |
multiselect_id _leftAll |
The button that moves all options from right to left |
| undo | string jQuery selector |
multiselect_id _undo |
The button that triggers the undo action |
| redo | string jQuery selector |
multiselect_id _redo |
The button that triggers the redo action |
| moveUp | string jQuery selector |
multiselect_id _move_up |
The button that move options from right side to the top |
| moveDown | string jQuery selector |
multiselect_id _move_down |
The button that move options from right side to the bottom |
| startUp | function or false |
remove from left all options that are present in right |
Whatever you want to do with $left and $right elements when the multiselect plugin is initialised |
| sort | function or false |
sort options alphabetically |
Will sort options when an action happend into right or left elements. |
| beforeMoveToRight | function |
return true |
Whatever you want to do with $left , $right and $options elements before they are moved to right.beforeMoveToRight: function($left, $right, $options) { ...; return Boolean; } .
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If you want to define your own moveToRight functionality you can do this by definingmoveToRight: function(Multiselect, $options, event, silent, skipStack) { ... }
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no action |
Whatever you want to do with $left , $right and $options elements after they are moved to right.afterMoveToRight: function($left, $right, $options) { ...; }
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return true |
Whatever you want to do with $left , $right and $options elements before they are moved to left.beforeMoveToLeft: function($left, $right, $options) { ...; return Boolean; } .
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return this |
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return true |
Whatever you want to do with $options elements before they are moved up.beforeMoveUp: function( $options) { ...; return Boolean; } .
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Whatever you want to do with $options elements after they are moved up.afterMoveUp: function($options) { ...; }
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return true |
Whatever you want to do with $options elements before they are moved down.beforeMoveDown: function( $options) { ...; return Boolean; } .
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no action |
Whatever you want to do with $options elements after they are moved down.afterMoveDown: function($options) { ...; }
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false |
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true |
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Tell to multiselect when to start applying the search.fireSearch: function(value) { ...; return Boolean; }
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EL BULTO A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1995 Ben Hoffman
What happens to a man when he awakens after having been comatose (a sort of Rip Van Winkle) for 20 years? What changes have taken place that he is expected to comprehend? Future Shock for him is already here.
Lauro Cantillo (Gabriel Retes), a communist who is a photo-journalist in the 1970s, is beaten into a coma during an anti-government riot. For twenty years his family has refused to have "the plug" pulled on him. Daily his children, now grown up, have come to the hospital to exercise his limbs and massage him. Little by little as they become accustomed to the situation they find a little sour humor by referring to him as El Bulto, "The Lump."
During that period, his wife Alba (Delia Casanova) has remarried. The children of Lauro and Alba, while one day at the hospital notice eye movement by their father. Doctors are called in and little by little Lauro begins to improve to the point where he can live at home with the aid of a wheelchair and eventually a crutch.
But that of course is the physical part. He must get used to changes in the world, everything from a Walkman, his son's shaven head, the new morality. Most traumatic for him is when he learns from an old comrade who is a newspaper editor, that "there are no more communists. There is no USSR. All the things you and I fought for are now the domain of the materialistic. Idealism has fallen by the wayside." Even his once communist brother-in-law has turned into a wealthy man, owner of three cars and a beautiful house.
Day after day, Lauro learns he must adjust to this new world that has changed so much in a scant twenty years.
The Mexican film, directed by Gabriel Retes, has English subtitles.
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We took off in Alril to ride our bicycles from San Francisco to New York City. Along our route, we are stopping at middle school classrooms to teach physics and renewable energy using a miniature, solar-powered bicycle we designed: the Sol Cycle. We believe a hands-on lesson like this one will help highlight the creative, purposeful and relevant aspects of science. We successfully reached our crowdfunding goal in March to help with manufacturing costs. We'll release the file for anyone to 3D-print during our trip.
We will also be celebrating the front-line of STEM education: the teachers. We are profiling the educators we meet and gathering innovative STEM lesson plan from each so by the end of our trip, we'll have a small repository of terrific teaching resources. If you teach along our route, and are interested in having us stop at your school, we'd love to hear from you!
We are still looking for sponsors interested in supporting women in STEM and hands-on science education. Thanks to Rock the Bike, the Noonans, Rocket Department, and others who have helped get and keep Cycle for Science on the road. Please don't hesitate to reach out.


Texture Based Color Maps for High Accuracy Data Visualization
Ian Curington
Advanced Visual Systems, Inc.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Inputs:
Mesh+Node_Data (Scalar)
Texture Image
Outputs:
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This filter module takes any scalar node data, and replaces it with a mesh with UV texture coordinate node data. The mapping is over the entire range of the input data range, so that look up positions on a texture image source containing color map values may be used. The texture image source is intended as a single dimensional color table source, with values sampled along the primary diagonal. The module duplicates the node data array, creating a new UV array. The new node data is merged into the original mesh to create a derived field. Both the field and the GDobject version with texture are available for use as output ports.
Discussion:
Most visualization systems contain operators to map data values to color. Color map systems are used to specify such mapping, such as blue for a low value, and red for a high value. When applied to data on geometry (meshes), data values are known only at discreet points on the geometry. Using continuous color maps, smooth changes in color are displayed between available data points. The way in which the color is smoothed, or interpolated between the points can have a dramatic effect on the interpretation of the underlying data.
In most systems, the data values are sampled and converted to color values, typically Red-Green-Blue triplets at each node or vertex of the geometry. During display, interpolation is left to the underlying display system, which then interpolates intermediate values by blending the two colors. Serious artifacts can result. In some cases, completely wrong colors may be displayed as a result of color interpolation. If two adjacent data points have the colors Red and Blue, color interpolation will generate Purple at the half-way point. If the values are at extreme ends of the color map, and the color map has Green at the center point of the scale, then Green would be the expected color, not Purple.
A solution to this situation is to use texture mapping. Texture mapping is an advanced graphics technique that has become available on almost all graphics systems through its popular use in games such as Doom, Quake, and Tomb Raider. Texture mapping is also well supported through software interfaces such as OpenGL and Direct3D. Instead of passing pre-sampled colors to the display, parametric texture coordinates are passed, along with a texture image. Interpolation is then performed directly on the texture coordinates, which are used to look up color values from the reference image.
Using a color map structure in the reference image, the same color map information may be passed to the display. Display times may be slower, since more operations are performed, and more data must be processed by the display system, however this is a small price to pay to achieve interpolation accuracy. Interpolation can now show much more detail in the original data, and show subtle variations that are completely lost using the usual color interpolation. Users can specify an order of magnitude higher resolution color maps, and the entire color map can be displayed between two adjacent data points if needed. This technique is especially suitable where small non-linearities of the data must be highlighted, or where the data contains sharp gradients.
The AVS/Express field data structure has high-level attributes that specifiy both scalar node data and texture coordinate data. By use of direct data reference expressions, derived data structures can easily specify the mapping from scalar to texture coordinate space. Since texture images are referenced in a 0 to 1.0 coordinate system, input data arrays are transformed into this data range.
texture coordinate = (data array - min(data array)) / (max(data array) - min(data array))
Since most texture display systems need a square image structure, and colormap is placed down the diagonal of the image. As shown below, a rainbow color pattern is easily sketched using a paint program to create a color map image:
The differences in detail presented in the visualization can easily be seen in the following comparison. In the bottom model, the data is displayed using a standard color hue range from low to high, with blue as the lowest color, and red the highest. In the upper model, the rainbow shown above is used as the texture based color map. The white lines are almost idendical in the two models to show contour levels as reference. Much more data variation detail is shown in the upper model than the lower, using the texture based color map technique. The model is of a 3D finite element analysis of a yoke bracket, with resultant strain values displayed as the part is placed under load.
The scalar2texture module for AVS/Express is implemented in V, as a
filter macro. All mapping is automatic, and there are no parameters which
require a user interface. The classes referenced in the implementation of
the Scalar2Texture module are accessable by all versions of AVS/Express
visualization system. The module is available for download
from the International AVS Centre.