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THE WINGS OF THE DOVE
by Luke Buckmaster
The Wings of the Dove is a 101 minute adoption of one of Henry James lesser known novels. A short and sweet soapy, if you will.
Kate Croy (Helena Bonham Carter) is a conniving and repressively gloomy character, who is wholly in love with town commoner Merton Densher (Linus Roach). Forbidding their relationship is Kates upper class Aunt Maud (Charlotte Rampling), who threatens to exclude Kate and her divorced father from the familys vast fortune.
The lovers sexual and emotional relationship is based on their understanding of each other, and the knowing that wherever one goes the other will be standing with them side to side. But Kate doesnt think twice about ignoring Mertons pleads for a low-standing-in-society-but-spiritually-beneficial marriage, and explores all opportunities to have her cake and screw it too.
The dazzling Millie Theale (Alison Elliot) enters the scheme; a charming and gorgeous millionaire who is slowly dying of a terminal disease. Kate works up a devilish scheme for Merton to seduce Millie, thus inheriting all her money if the plan goes right. But sooner or later she is forced to contemplate her relationships integrity by balancing her desire to be rich by her longing to be the only woman in Mertons mind.
What director Iain Softley (who gave us Hackers in 1995) delivers in Dove is provocative, finely tuned romance of a dark nature. The essence of real situations and characters are existent is so many ways Carters performance as the arrogant Kate, the lush surroundings of London and Venice and most of all a genuinely well written script. He has been careful not to make the film place all its cards on the table too soon, so interesting character developments occur which renew the viewers interest levels. And just when you thought that the Wings of the Dove had shown you all it has to offer, riveting ending scenes put everything into perspective.
If films like Sense and Sensibility or SBS movies have put you off period dramas, then rest assured that Wings of the Dove is much more enjoyable than many others of its kind. Although not exactly easy viewing, this is one motion picture than deserves to be known as something very unique and artistic.
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Welcome to Biosight, a cognitive search engine for COVID-19 research powered by IBM Watson. Biosight is designed for researchers to obtain new insights in support of the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. The current version of the service is based on CORD-19 and Watson news data. Users can enter natural language queries with metadata enrichments and quickly find relevant content with accuracy.
Entities are real-world objects such as persons, locations, products, and such. Entities query can have operators that modify its behavior. Below are examples that illustrate the available search operators:
| Operator | Finds Documents |
|---|---|
| bleomycin,parkin | Containing both "bleomycin" and “parkin”. |
| bleomycin|parkin | Containing either "bleomycin" or “parkin” (or both). |
| "Himalyan palm" | Containing the exact phrase “Himalyan palm”. |
| !wuhan | Does not contain "wuhan". |
| corona* | Containing text starting with "corona". |
| coronavirus^3 | Gives more weight to documents containing text "coronavirus". |
Concepts are words that may not occur in the document and represent abstract topics. Concepts query can have operators that modify its behavior. Below are examples that illustrate the available search operators:
| Operator | Finds Documents |
|---|---|
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| "amino acid" | Containing the exact phrase “amino acid”. |
| !RNA | Does not contain "RNA". |
| vaccin* | Containing text starting with "vaccin". |
| vaccine^3 | Gives more weight to documents containing text "vaccine". |
Rank documents by descending similarity to documents with listed IDs. This feature is very experimental.


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A helper class for implementing a uniform rate. More...
#include <click/gaprate.hh>
Public Types | |
| enum | { UGAP_SHIFT = 12 } |
| enum | { MAX_RATE = 1000000U << UGAP_SHIFT } |
Public Member Functions | |
| GapRate () | |
| Construct a GapRate object with initial rate 0. More... | |
| GapRate (unsigned r) | |
| Construct a GapRate object with initial rate r. More... | |
| unsigned | rate () const |
| Return the current rate. More... | |
| void | set_rate (unsigned r) |
| Set the current rate to r. More... | |
| void | set_rate (unsigned r, ErrorHandler *errh) |
| Set the current rate to r. More... | |
| bool | need_update (const Timestamp &ts) |
| Returns whether the user's rate is behind the true rate. More... | |
| Timestamp | expiry () const |
| Returns a time when the user's rate will be behind the true rate. More... | |
| void | update () |
| Increment the user event counter. More... | |
| void | update_with (int delta) |
| Increment the user event counter by delta. More... | |
| void | reset () |
| Resets the true rate counter. More... | |
A helper class for implementing a uniform rate.
The GapRate class helps its user implement a process with a uniform rate: a process in which one user event happens every T seconds. GapRate is designed to efficiently model high rates. (Contrast this with Timer, which can serve a similar function at low rates.)
GapRate is not a great choice for limiting the rates of external processes. See TokenBucketX, a token bucket rate limiter.
GapRate models an underlying "true" rated process with the correct rate. It also keeps a counter, maintained by its user via the update() method, that measures the progress of the user's rated process. The needs_update() method compares this counter with its expected value, which is determined by the true rated process. If the user's rated process is running behind, then needs_update() returns true; the user should trigger an event and call the update() method. If the user's rated process is just right or is running faster than the true process, then needs_update() returns false; the user should not trigger an event.
Creating a non-bursty rate can be expensive and difficult. GapRate attempts to create a non-bursty rate using timestamps and some interesting microsecond-based arithmetic. External factors can cause scheduling hiccups where GapRate is not called as much as expected. GapRate compensates for hiccups: the user's rated process may fall up to a full second behind the true rated process, then catch up in a burst. More than one second's worth of lag is ignored.
The maximum rate GapRate can implement is MAX_RATE events per second.
|
inline |
Construct a GapRate object with initial rate 0.
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inline |
Construct a GapRate object with initial rate r.
| r | initial rate (events per second) |
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inline |
Return the current rate.
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inline |
Set the current rate to r.
| r | desired rate (events per second) |
Rates larger than MAX_RATE are reduced to MAX_RATE. Also performs the equivalent of a reset() to flush old state.
| void GapRate::set_rate | ( | unsigned | r, |
| ErrorHandler * | errh | ||
| ) |
Set the current rate to r.
| r | desired rate (events per second) |
| errh | error handler |
Acts like set_rate(r), except that an warning is reported to errh if r is larger than MAX_RATE.
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inline |
Returns whether the user's rate is behind the true rate.
| ts | current timestamp |
Returns true iff the user's rate is currently behind the true rate, meaning the user should cause an event and call update().
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inline |
Returns a time when the user's rate will be behind the true rate.
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inline |
Increment the user event counter.
Call this function when causing a user event.
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inline |
Increment the user event counter by delta.
| delta | number of user events |
|
inline |
Resets the true rate counter.
Reset the underlying rated process.
This function flushes any old information about the true rate counter and its relationship to the user's rate counter.


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10 g |
oral |
Calamus |
(extract - 5x) |
After reading many conflicting reports about Calamus, I was somewhat apprehensive about trying it. While some reports claimed the substance to have hallucinogenic and stimulating properties, others claimed illness and vomiting. I decided to approach my experimentation with caution.
After purchasing a 25 gram packet of 'Japanese Sweet Flag 5X extract' (AKA Calamus) from an online vendor, I first tried smoking about a gram in a small pipe. The smoke was fragrant and not unpleasant. After several hits, I noticed a slight stimulating effect. My senses seemed just a bit heightened. It was very mild and required a large intake of smoke, so I abandoned this method.
About a week later, I tried simply eating the powder, washing it down with soda water. I had read many reports that claimed the substance to be extremely bitter and unpleasant, however, I found the powdered form to be very palatable. It had an almost sweet flavor. I began very slowly, eating only about 1/2 gram, then waiting for 15-20 minutes to ingest another 1/2 gram or so. I continued to do this until I had eaten approximately 10 grams. At no time did I experience any of the reported stomach discomfort or nausea. I did feel a bit hungrier than usual, but it was nothing unpleasant. After about 45 minutes of my initial intake, I began to notice the subtle effects of calamus. Though I did not feel particularly motivated, I felt an increase in mental function and a heightening of my senses. I had a strong urge to venture outside and take in the beauty of nature (which I did). I also noticed that I felt very serene and at peace with myself.
It is hard to describe the effects as compared to anything I have experienced, but in some sense it was like a mild 'trip' without the hallucinations and mood shifts of a psychedelic substance. To quote an earlier report, I would not call calamus a psychedelic, but it is definately psychoactive.
I enjoyed my experience eating calamus root powder. Smoking it doesn't seem as effective. The effects, though subtle, are interesting and pleasurable. If you are looking for a serious trip or a huge buzz, this is not your ticket. If you are interested in appreciating your surroundings, meditation or just a serene state of mind, calamus is a good candidate. I fully intend to bring the remainder of my calamus extract on my next camping or hiking venture. Just be sure to approach it carefully and with respect, and it may reward you.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Bulk electricity generator supply
- DEF : Some information would be available at the
scale of the energy generators - however the temporal scale that can be
made available to the project is likely to be heavily dependent on the
commercial nature of the data.
- TT : Supply
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Bulk water supply
- DEF : This single daily total volume released into
the network data point has been more widely used than the district
metering data as it provides a total consumption number and can be
matched up with weather data to look at the influence of rainfall,
evaporation, temperature etc on overall demand. This data is also
typically reported publicly already so there should be no barrier to
making it available in AURIN but will not generate much excitement in
the research community as it not considered new or novel data
- TT : Supply
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District water consumption
- DEF : District Metering of the Water Supply
Network. Typically this data is collected at much higher frequency
(daily or higher) and is used by the utility to manage operations. It
can be useful from a research perspective but is often very difficult to
interpret as there is no relation to specific end user consumption.
For a single house, the complexity of the distribution network means
that water may flow through several different sections of pipe to arrive
at the property; from an operational perspective, the utility may be
moving water through a section of pipe and it bares no relationship to
consumption
- BT : Consumption definition
- TT : Consumption definition
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Electricity consumption by distribution network
- DEF : This type of metering is typically conducted
at three levels - residential (which might be approx 100 homes);
district and zoned (perhaps only a handful of zones for a large city).
The data is a very important tool in managing and optimising the
distribution network and is typically considered as highly confidential
due to the competitive nature of the energy distribution and retail
marketplace.
- BT : Consumption definition
- TT : Consumption definition
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Electricity consumption by end users
- DEF : For the residential sector, energy data has
historically been collected on a quarterly basis. As with water, it can
be assumed that the meter reading process is staged over the year for
properties in a given supply zone meaning that consumption for any given
three month period will need to be aggregated from more than one meter
read.
 For many residential
apartments and flats, water consumption meter is read on a monthly
basis and the total is split across all units based on a floor space
factor not actual consumption. Meter readings for water can be on-site
read or an estimate.
- TT : Consumption definition
-


To set up your developer machine for SKY UX, make sure you have the following prerequisites in place.
SKY UX highly recommends the latest LTS Dubnium version of Node.js. To check your version, run
In addition, SKY UX recommends Node Version Manager (NVM) to wrap your Node.js installation. NVM installs Node.js in your user directory to avoid permissions-related issues, and it also allows you to easily upgrade and manage multiple Node.js versions.
For Windows machines, you must also install required tools and configurations using Microsoft's windows-build-tools. Run
We require at least version 3 of NPM. NPM is the default JavaScript package manager for Node.js. As of Node.js version 0.6.3, it is bundled and installed automatically with the environment. To check your version, run
Install Git. We do not require a specific version but recommend you install the latest version. To confirm you have Git, run
The SKY UX CLI provides a command line interface for the SKY UX Builder that builds the output for SKY UX applications. To install the CLI from the command line, run
For local development with SKY UX, you must install the self-signed certificate that enables your SPA to securely load local files. To add the certificate to your machine's list of trusted certificates and validate it, run the following command:
The certificate is required to securely run
Choose one of the following techniques.
Follow Firefox's instructions to set up certificate authorities.
Enter "about:preferences#privacy" in the Firefox address bar.
Near the bottom of the page, select View Certificates.
On the Authorities tab of the Certificate Manager, select Import.
Open the
On the options dialog, select Trust this CA to identify websites and then select OK.
On the Certificate Manager, select OK.
Restart Firefox.
Open the
Drag and drop the
In the prompt that appears, select Allow to download the profile and then select Close.
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In Settings > General > About, select Certificate Trust Settings.
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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load url from future %} {% block content %}
Network Mapper uses a Google Spreadsheet as a datastore. This allows you to customize your data set, its associated meta-data and the much of the visualisation's appearance. The spreadsheet has 3 tabs: NODES, CATEGORIES and STYLES.
NODES is where data points and associated meta data is defined. CATEGORIES is a list of category names that you want to associate with your nodes, as well as a style class name for each category node and label. STYLES is a custom stylesheet where you can customize the appearance of your nodes and labels.
List of supported data types and how they should be used.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
NAME |
The name of your node. A node is a single data point with some associated meta data. |
CATEGORIES |
One or more categories for your node. Nodes are connected by category. Categories may be defined in the CATEGORIES tab of the spreadsheet where they can be given a style class which determines their visual appearance. See Customizing styles section below. |
IMPORTANCE |
The relative importance of your node. A larger value will result in a larger node radius. |
SHORT DESCRIPTION |
An introductory paragraph or abstract that will appear in the popup when clicking on a node. |
LONG DESCRIPTION |
The main body of text that will appear in the popup when clicking on a node. |
CONTEXT URL |
A link to an external website that will appear below the long description in the popup when clicking a node. Note: Valid YouTube URLs will automatically be rendered into a YouTube video player. |
CREDIT |
The name of a person or source for the current node data. |
NODE-STYLE |
A class name that provides styling information for your node. See Customizing styles section below. |
LABEL-STYLE |
Note: there is a special class called always-shown-label which allows you to control whether or not node labels are automatically hidden. This can be provided in addition to other classes as a mixin e.g. your-custom-class always-shown-label will render the node label with your own class but make sure the label is not automatically hidden. |
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
CLASSNAME |
A name for your style class. This can be entered into any of the NODE-STYLE or LABEL-STYLE columns to give your data point a custom appearance. |
STYLES |
A list of space-delimited style attributes. Network Mapper uses D3.js and supports SVG style properties. Some examples are provided in the sample spreadsheet. |


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Before Change
Returns:
A tuple of List{Node] and List[Layer].
if not keras_tensor.keras_tensors_enabled():
base_layer_utils.create_keras_history(outputs)
// Keep only nodes and layers in the topology between inputs and outputs.
_, nodes_by_depth, layers, _ = _map_graph_network(inputs, outputs)
After Change
Returns:
A tuple of List{Node] and List[Layer].
if not tf.compat.v1.executing_eagerly_outside_functions():
base_layer_utils.create_keras_history(outputs)
// Keep only nodes and layers in the topology between inputs and outputs.
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the development of experience, and reliance on experience, is key to accomplished intellectual craftsmanship (little distinction between life and work)
keeping notes keeps track of ideas and develops into… books/wholes
His example on mosca is interesting both in its contents and in its form. it critically analyzes what the author (mosca) is saying, laying out methodological steps to further build upon. This building upon is done either by improving the good ideas, or correctly refuting the bad ones. Formally, the sentences are well-written, and it oscillates between clear, formal, academic language to slangs and interpellations. I can also see a lot of question marks, sequential bullet points leading up to the methodological inquiries aforementioned.
(I really wonder how the computer affects note-taking—and whether it’s a time-sensitive study?)
I disagree with his statement that empirical research has to be a strict second to structuring. They should/could both progress alongside one another. (He says a little further that empirical studies must have implications for the theoretical structures)
Unexpected relevance
(serendipity of sorts, amplified by notes)
Once you start getting into a topic, you realize the topic gets into you, and comes along on every thought. Each topic seems to imbue the world.
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Thinking is a continuous struggle between conceptual order and empirical comprehensiveness
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Typedef
| Static Public Summary | ||
| public |
A Moodle branch number. |
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| public |
A Moodle branch string. |
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| public |
Each released moodle build, both the weeklys and the offical updates are assigned a build number which takes the form of a DateNumber. |
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| public |
An 8-digit date representation used within a number of Moodle version identifiers. |
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| public |
An integer representing an offical Moodle release within a branch. |
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| public |
A Moodle release string. |
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| public |
A release suffix is used to indicate the release type in some Moodle version strings. |
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| public |
Moodle releases are categoriesed into one of three types: |
|
| public |
A moodle version number. |
|
| public |
A Moodle version string. |
Static Public
public BranchNumber: number | string source
A Moodle branch number. These are used under-the-hood to represent Moodel
branches within the Moodle code. They take the form of a (usuall) two-digit
integer number - the human-friendly branch without the period e.g. Moodle
3.5 has a branch number of 35
. The exception being Moodle 3.10 which has a
branch number of 310.
Example:
35
See:
public BranchString: string source
A Moodle branch string. These are the human-friendly major-version numbers
used throught the official Moodle documentation. They take the form of two
sets of digits separated by a period, e.g. 3.5
or 3.10
.
Example:
'3.5'
public BuildNumber: DateNumber source
Each released moodle build, both the weeklys and the offical updates are assigned a build number which takes the form of a DateNumber.
public DateNumber: string | number source
An 8-digit date representation used within a number of Moodle version identifiers. The first four digits represent the year, the next two the month and the last two the day of the month.
For example, Christmas 2018 has the date number 20181225
.
Example:
'20181225'
public ReleaseNumber: number | string source
An integer representing an offical Moodle release within a branch. The initial release of any branch has the release number 0, subsequent offical update releases then count up from there.
public ReleaseString: string source
A Moodle release string. These are the release strings Moodle's documentation describes as human friendly. They are used in the following contexts:
- The admin section of web interface
- The CLI command
admin/cli/cfg.php --name=release
- The variable
$release
inversion.php
In some contexts they're pre-fixed with the word Moodle, in others they're not.
Examples:
'3.3.6 (Build: 20180517)'
- the offical Moodle 3.3.6 release.'Moodle 3.5+ (Build: 20180614)'
- a weekly Moodle 3.5.0 release.
Example:
'3.3.6 (Build: 20180517)'
See:
public ReleaseSuffix: string source
A release suffix is used to indicate the release type in some Moodle version strings. Possible values are:
'dev'
for development releases.''
(an empty string) for official stable releases.+
for weekly updates to official stable releases.
public ReleaseType: string source
Moodle releases are categoriesed into one of three types:
- Development releases, both betas and alphas.
- Official stable releases.
- Weekly updates to official stable releases.
These three values are represented as 'development'
, 'official'
, and
'weekly'
.
public VersionNumber: string | number source
A moodle version number. These version numbers are used under-the-hood in the Moodle source code. They consist of the branch's branch date number followed by the release number, optionally followed by a period and an incremental change number.
For example, the Moodle 3.3.6 release has the version number<PHONE_NUMBER>.00
.
The branch date number for Moodle 3.3 is 20170515
(a DateNumber),
which is then followed by the two-digit form of the release number, 06
, and
an incremental change number of 00
.
Example:
'2017051506.00'
See:
public VersionString: string source
A Moodle version string. These are the version numbers used on the Moodle download page and displayed in the footer of the Moodle admin area.
Moodle version strings generally consist of the branch string separated from
the release number by a period. The initial release for a given branch is
given the release number zero, which may be omitted. Alpha and Beta releases
have dev
appended, and weekly releases have a plus symbol appended.
For example, all the development releases of the Moodle 3.5 branch have the
version string 3.5dev
, the initial release is 3.5
, the
first update release is 3.5.1
, and all weekly releases between the
release of 3.5.1
and 3.5.2
share 3.5.1+
.
Example:
'3.5dev'
'3.5'
'3.5+'
'3.5.1'
'3.5.1+'


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Been looking for that piece of software to turn your website into a dynamic environment? Want to give your website users the opportunity to participate in a friendly to use community? Want forums, news articles ?
What you are looking for is some form of web portal system. The current buzzword is Content Management System (CMS.)
A very popular portal (CMS) system is phpNuke and the derivative works myphpnuke and postNuke. In fact, on the postNuke site you will find a lot of references to other similar systems.
These notes show specific intructions for installing the 4.x revisions of phpNuke. The basic information is the same for revision 5. For more information refer to the respective web sites http://www.phpnuke.org, http://www.myphpnuke.com and http://www.postnuke.com
If you have the time to learn to configure and install MySQL, PHP4 then you are already half way ready to install a great database driven web site.
I 1st came across phpnuke while I was scrounging for a database driven portal manager for a high school I was working with and these notes (extending on the clear installation documentation already provided with the package) was a need by myself to detail some of the work that I went through to get the system up and running. Of course the hope is that it will make it easier to install on other sites.
One seriously major attraction for me, the ability to run phpNuke on my MSWindowsX/PWS5 laptop before I push it onto the OpenBSD/Apache/OpenSSL Server. This way I can test some of the things I want to do at the school (user-site) before I actually do it. Of course once I get the OpenBSD laptop going then I wont need to worry about WinX ?
This installation uses Apache, MySQL and PHP 4 as the web, database, scripting Engine servers. Although this discussion is primarily for OpenBSD, I have had this installation successfully work on MSWindows (although the encryption code in nuke doesn't work.) phpNuke is primarily developed (and working) in Linux.
[ref: PHP-Nuke-5.0.tar.gz or PHP-Nuke-4.4.1a.tar.gz]
The 1st thing to do is to download the source files for phpNuke from the http://www.phpnuke.org website.
At the writing of this guide, there were two releases with a very recent release of the 5.0 stream of phpnuke. As I have no lengthy experience, I can only recommend working with 5.0 as that is where development seems to be continuing.
[ref: PHP-Nuke-X.Y.Z.tar.gz]
After you have downloaded the files, untar the file on your local drive and review two important files, INSTALL and README.
~$ tar -zxvf PHP-Nuke-X.Y.Z.tar.gz
~$ cd PHP-Nuke-X.Y.Z
PHP-Nuke-X.Y.Z$ ls
Basic installation instructions are incorporated in the INSTALL text file.
The tar file extracts two sub-directories from its root; html/ contains the php files that you will be using, and sql/ which contains the script instructions for configuring your MySQL database.
[ref: ./html, ./sql, ~/public_html or /var/www/htdocs]
Copy (or move) the files in the html/ directory to your home directory (eg. /var/www/htdocs or ~/public_html)
PHP-Nuke-X.Y.Z$ cd html
html$ mv * ~/public_html
Refer to the notes on Apache if you have any difficulties with this section. I would put the files into something like /var/www/nuke and modify Apache to point to this as the home directory. This way, I can keep the wonderful manuals in /var/www/htdocs for Apache, and mod_ssl.
[ref: phpnuke_mysql_create.sql, sql/nuke.sql]
We will configure the MySQL Database in two stages. In the 1st stage we will configure the database to be used and the user through whom we will use. In the 2nd stage we will configure the tables in the database, and populate the table with some initial data.
|
# phpnuke_mysql_create.sql
CONNECT mysql;
INSERT INTO user ( host, user, password )
INSERT INTO db (
CREATE DATABASE nukeNOMOA; FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
# done! |
| Figure 1 - MySQL script to create the user account, access privileges, and database |
Use the above script to configure the user account, access privileges, and create the new database to be used. If you have a shell connection to your OpenBSD server, while this page is on the screen, then you can start mysql and paste the above script onto the terminal session.
Otherwise, save the content into a text file, such as phpnuke_mysql_create.sql
$ mysql -u privilegeduser -p < phpnuke_mysql_create.sql
Password: ******** (password prompt)
After the creation of the Database, and the user to make modifications to your database then the creation of the database tables differs between phpnuke 4.x and phpnuke5.x/postnuke. In postnuke/myphnuke you can now continue with the installation instructions provided by those applications (provided scripts will create the tables.)
When the phpNuke server is initially launched, it will use a Super User access code of user-id: God, Password: password. It is very important that the first thing you do is change this.
An alternative, if you really do not want to even start the server with the default password is to modify the sql/nuke.sql in the following manner.
Edit sql/nuke.sql which has the following line: (line 37 in my 5.0 release)
| INSERT INTO nuke_authors VALUES ('God','God','http://phpnuke.org','http://phpnuke.org','Password',1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1); |
to read
|
INSERT INTO nuke_authors ( aid, ) VALUES ( 'MyAdminID', 'God', 'http://my-site-details', 'some-email@my-site-details', 'MyAdminPassword', 1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1 ); |
The field names are included in the above INSERT statement for documentation, (colored blue) you can leave it out if you are trying to type the script manually.
The Security related changes to the script are highlighted in BLUE
The major concern here is that the password is stored in clear-text on Windows
machines, I'll have to check on the OpenBSD box.
Use the sql script supplied with phpnuke to create the database tables and populate the table with initial data. You can change the table contents within the administration module.
$ cd ~/PHP-NUKE-X.Y.Z/sql
$ ls
nuke.sql
$ mysql -u privilegeduser -p nukeNOMOA < nuke.sql
Password: ******** (password prompt)
Please take note that "nukeNOMOA" mentioned here is the database name you specified above in the script file 'phpnuke_mysql_create.sql' I am using a different database name just in case you are not able to use the default name 'nuke' because more than one person on your system is using phpNuke.
[ref: config.php]
In this part of the configuration, we will configure phpNuke so we can start-up the web based administration system.
Edit the file config.php and make the following changes:
| $dbhost = "localhost"; $dbuname = "NOMOAuser"; $dbpass = "NOpassword"; $dbname = "nukeNOMOA"; $system = 0; //1 for MS Windows, 0 for Unix |
Be sure to change the above user-name, database-password, and database-name to those which you defined earlier, and will be using.
Save the file.
The final console activity is to set the user-id, group-id and modes for the files.
You should now be able to start up your Nuke'd website by launching the browser and pointing to http://your-site-details/ or something like http://your-site-details/nuke
If you are having problems, refer to the notes on configuring your Apache server.
To begin administration, changes (as prescribed by the INSTALL documentation,) start-up your favourite browser to http://your-site-details/admin.php. When the page is started you should be require to login
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When you have successfully logged in as Administrator, then you should get the following display of Administration commands.
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[ Online Manual ]
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The following is a squence of minimal modifications I go through to customise my installation. I will leave the graphics and theme modifications for other sites more suited to that stuff.
[Edit Admins] Use the Edit Admins Section to Modify your Admin password. We also change the Admin name from "God" to something else because the 1st installation we put this on was a private school from one of our churches here.
This is obviously where you will come at a later stage to add / remove administrators for your successful site.
[Edit Users] It's always good to differentiate between what are administrative tasks and personal tasks, so create for yourself an unprivileged user account for submitting messages and things that do not really need to be done by the administrator account.
[Preferences]. Change the general settings for your site in Preferences.
The most basic information you can change here are: (check list)
[] Site Name
[] Site URL
[] Site Logo
[] Site Slogan
etc.
[Blocks] The Blocks section control a significant part of the layout of your website and these are things we had to seriously consider, or change within the Blocks section.
Languages: DEACTIVATE. We deactivated this because we were only dealing in English and Tongan (which we had not created a language file for.) More importantly, the language 'flags' were causing a display problem for us. Obviously this depends on your priority.
Main Menu: EDIT and MAKE CHANGES
In our configuration we needed to start without some of the basic features
of the portal, this required editing the Main Menu not to display:
..:: Downloads ::.. most of my 1st start projects do not have any download files
..:: Members List ::.. most of my 1st start projects will not want to advertise
users immediately
..:: Recommend Us ::.. put on hold until things are more reasonable ?
Administration: ACTIVATE this menu so it is easier to know when we're
logged in as Administrator instead of as a regular user. Administrator menus
allow us to quickly pounce into Administrator features without having to manually
enter the URL address.
We also provide a link here to sections on our Internal Web Services for Administration purposes. For example, we have a web area for configuring our Squid Caching Server.
Random Headlines: DEACTIVATE, we haven't connected well enough yet. Once
we can get some of the other schools to publish notes online we can probably
share information through this mechanism.
On a BSD portal you would probably link this section to some of the other sites like DaemonNews.org (my favourite haunt) or OpenBSD Journal .
First Block Left: EDIT and MAKE CHANGES.
On one site we are using this as a special menu for tutorials that we have available
internally. Since we are limiting access to the LAN (and local bandwidth users)
this gives us a good categorisation area.
First Block Right: EDIT and MAKE CHANGES.
On the same site as above we are using this to reference locally mirrored materials.
Again, due to our bandwidth limitations we are blocking access to these areas
from the Internet.
Information Block: EDIT and MAKE CHANGES.
I'm sure I can think up of something to go in here ?
Topics, as I can understand it, is good for categorising dicussion areas. The Topics section then holds the archives of discussions/ articles published on the site.
The sample topics are very Geekish, so I suggest that the 1st thing you do with topics is delete them all. (For the non-geek sites)
The material here are examples, and I think should be deleted until you figure out what it is used for.
Likewise, this section holds sample material.
I do think that it would be great to set our favourite sites here (like phpnuke.org and nomoa.com/bsd ?)
Now, here is where some people do not do enough modifications.
PHPnuke comes with a default META section for describing your site contents. You really need to change this to be accurate.
Edit the file header.php (look around line 49 for the META setting KEYWORDS)
echo "<META NAME=\"KEYWORDS\" CONTENT=\"News, news, New, New, Technology, technology, Headlines, headlines, Nuke, nuke, PHP-Nuke, phpnuke, php-nuke, Geek, geek, Geeks, geeks, Hacker, hacker, Hackers, hackers, Linux, linux, Windows, windows, Software, software, Download, download, Downloads, downloads, Free, FREE, free, Community, community, MP3, mp3, Forum, forum, Forums, forums, Bulletin, bulletin, Board, board, Boards, boards, PHP, php, Survey, survey, Kernel, kernel, Comment, comment, Comments, comments, Portal, portal, ODP, odp, Open, open, Open Source, OpenSource, Opensource, opensource, open source, Free Software, FreeSoftware, Freesoftware, free software, GNU, gnu, GPL, gpl, License, license, Unix, UNIX, *nix, unix, MySQL, mysql, SQL, sql, Database, DataBase, database, Mandrake, mandrake, Red Hat, RedHat, red hat, Slackware, slackware, SUSE, SuSE, suse, Debian, debian, Gnome, GNOME, gnome, Kde, KDE, kde, Enlightenment, enlightenment, Intercative, interactive, Programming, programming, Extreme, extreme, Game, game, Games, games, Web Site, web site, Weblog, WebLog, weblog, Guru, GURU, guru\">\n";
To Read Something Like This
echo "<META NAME=\"KEYWORDS\" CONTENT=\"THIS IS MY STUFF\">\n";
The above php code just wraps the html tags <meta name="KEYWORDS" content="stuff-here"> Be careful with this modification as it may break the code. Make sure you leave the \" ... \" (escaped quotes) untouched. Your modifications should only be within the escaped quotes.
Copyright (c) 2000/1/2 Samiuela LV Taufa. All Rights Reserved.
I reserve the right to be totally incorrect even at the best advice of betters.
You are permitted and encouraged to use this guide for fun or for profit as you see fit. If you republish this work in what-ever form, it would be nice (though not enforceable) to be credited.
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Uni Resort
This property is a 15-minute walk from the beach. Featuring free WiFi and a restaurant, Uni Resort offers accommodations in Cox's Bazar. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant.
Some rooms have a sitting area for your convenience. Each room is fitted with a private bathroom. For your comfort, you will find slippers and free toiletries. A flat-screen TV is available.
You will find a shops at the property.
The hotel also provides car rental.
This property also has one of the top-rated locations in Cox's Bazar! Guests are happier about it compared to other properties in the area.
This property is also rated for the best value in Cox's Bazar! Guests are getting more for their money when compared to other properties in this city.
Inani Royal Resort
This property is a 6-minute walk from the beach. Showcasing a playground and views of the sea, Inani Royal Resort is located in Ināni. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free WiFi is provided and free private parking is available on site.
Every room at this resort is air conditioned and features a flat-screen TV. Certain accommodations include a sitting area for your convenience. Each room is fitted with a private bathroom. For your comfort, you will find slippers and free toiletries.
There is a 24-hour front desk at the property.
The resort also provides bike rental.
This property also has one of the top-rated locations in Ināni! Guests are happier about it compared to other properties in the area.
This property is also rated for the best value in Ināni! Guests are getting more for their money when compared to other properties in this city.
Sea Welcome Resort
This property is a 10-minute walk from the beach. Featuring free WiFi, Sea Welcome Resort offers accommodations in Cox's Bazar. Free private parking is available on site.
Every room is fitted with a TV. Some rooms include a sitting area for your convenience. The rooms are equipped with a private bathroom equipped with a shower. For your comfort, you will find slippers and free toiletries.
There is a 24-hour front desk, concierge services and a shops at the property.
The resort also provides car rental.
La Bella Resort
La Bella Resort Cox's Bazar offers accommodations in Ināni. Free private parking is available on site.
Every room is equipped with a flat-screen TV. Some units feature a sitting area for your convenience. Certain rooms have views of the sea or garden. Each room has a private bathroom equipped with a shower. For your comfort, you will find slippers and free toiletries.
There is a 24-hour front desk at the property.
The resort also provides car rental.
Inani Pebble Beach Resort
Inani Pebble Beach Resort offers accommodations in Ināni. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free WiFi is available throughout the property and free private parking is available on site.
Each room comes with a flat-screen TV with cable channels. Certain rooms include views of the sea or garden. Each room is equipped with a private bathroom fitted with a bathtub. For your comfort, you will find slippers and free toiletries.
You will find a 24-hour front desk at the property.
The resort also provides car rental.


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Desks represent working stations in a service location. For example, a bank office would use
numbered desks to call visitors to a specific clerk or table.
For example, Jane Doe works at Desk 3, or John Smith works at Desk 2.
Clerks can select the desk they are using before servicing customers, by using the Service View.
Customers will be informed of the desk they need to go to in the Apple TV app or via SMS.
Desks need to be enabled in a Location to be able to use them.
Desks represent working stations in a service location. For example, a bank office would use numbered desks to call visitors to a specific clerk or table.
For example, Jane Doe works at Desk 3, or John Smith works at Desk 2.
Clerks can select the desk they are using before servicing customers, by using the Service View.
Customers will be informed of the desk they need to go to in the Apple TV app or via SMS.
Desks need to be enabled in a Location to be able to use them.


Backup, restore and migrate data
Edit (pull request)Alien4Cloud uses several places to store it’s data.
- Cloud service archives
- Artifacts that may have been uploaded to build topologies
- Indexed data (stored in elastic-search)
- Plugins binaries
- Eventually you should make sure to backup also your alien4cloud yaml configuration file as well as your elastic search configuration file
In order to backup / restore or migrate Alien4Cloud you must download the administration tool and copy it to the machine where Alien’s running (or anywhere which has access to Alien’s data folders). After unzipping the archive, the tool can be configured at path_to_admin_tool/config/admin-tool-config.yml
elasticsearch:
# Name of your elasticsearch cluster
cluster_name: alien4cloud
# Addresses of elasticsearch cluster nodes
addresses: <IP_ADDRESS>:9300,<IP_ADDRESS>:9300
# The poller polls elasticsearch to export data for migration
poller:
# The poller's scroll lease and batch size see https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/guide/1.x/scan-scroll.html
scroll:
lease: 120
batch_size: 100
# Where migrated elasticsearch data will be exported
exporter.dir: /opt/alien4cloud/backups/export
# Where Alien4Cloud's backup files are stored
backup.files_dir: /opt/alien4cloud/backups/files
# Where Alien4Cloud's files are stored, backup operation will copy data from alien4cloud.dir to backup.files_dir and restore will do inversely
alien4cloud.dir: /opt/alien4cloud/data
Backup
In order to perform backup:
- Configure ‘path.repo’ on all your elasticsearch cluster nodes. Elasticsearch index snapshots will be saved at this location.
path.repo: /home/elasticsearch/backups
Restart elasticsearch so that the new configuration is taken into account :
sudo /etc/init.d/elasticsearch restart
- Mount shared file system between all your elasticsearch cluster nodes. Here’s an example with sshfs :
# On the file server machine where elasticsearch backups will be hosted
sudo adduser elasticsearch
# Copy key file that enable ssh login for this user
sudo -u elasticsearch mkdir /home/elasticsearch/.ssh
sudo -u elasticsearch cp authorized_keys /home/elasticsearch/.ssh
# Create the shared remote folder that will be used for elasticsearch backups
sudo -u elasticsearch mkdir /home/elasticsearch/backups
# On elasticsearch machines
# Install sshfs
sudo apt-get install sshfs
# Create backup folders
sudo -u elasticsearch mkdir -p /home/elasticsearch/backups
# Mount the remote folder
sudo sshfs -o allow_other -o uid=$(id -u elasticsearch) -o gid=$(id -g elasticsearch) -o IdentityFile=/home/elasticsearch/key.pem elasticsearch@<IP_ADDRESS>:/home/elasticsearch/backups /home/elasticsearch/backups
# Test that elasticsearch can write to the backups folder
sudo -u elasticsearch touch /home/elasticsearch/backups/test.txt
sudo -u elasticsearch rm /home/elasticsearch/backups/test.txt
To backup Alien4Cloud :
./a4c-admin-tool.sh -backup 1.1.0 -n backup110
Restore
We recommend users to stop Alien4Cloud but not ElasticSearch in order to perform the restore. Alien4Cloud should be restarted once restore is completed.
However, if you 100% sure that restore operation has no impact on clouds or plugins configuration you can perform a ‘hot restore’ and don’t need to stop Alien4Cloud.
In order to perform a restore with elasticsearch up and alien down you should be running in a classical production setup where elasticsearch process is independant from Alien4Cloud. See advanced configuration for more details.
Before to run the script below you should make sure that Alien4Cloud is stopped and elastic-search is running.
./a4c-admin-tool.sh -restore 1.1.0 -n backup110
Once data is restored you can restart Alien4Cloud server.
Migrate
Before migrating data, please make sure to backup your data before. This guide can only used for migration from 1.1.0 to 1.2.0.
- Perform those following commands to migrate data
./a4c-admin-tool.sh -migrate 1.1.0
# As there are breaking changes between cloudify 3 plugin 1.1.0 and 1.2.0, you will be obliged to swap plugin code of old version with the new one
cp /opt/alien4cloud/alien4cloud-premium/init/plugins/alien4cloud-cloudify3-provider-1.2.0.zip .
unzip alien4cloud-cloudify3-provider-1.2.0.zip
# '112a6d4c-1744-496e-b837-76ac2199f7d1' is id of your cloudify 3 plugins, it will be different than the one in this guide
# Those commands swap old plugin's code with new version
rm -rf /opt/alien4cloud/data/work/plugins/content/112a6d4c-1744-496e-b837-76ac2199f7d1/*
mv * /opt/alien4cloud/data/work/plugins/content/112a6d4c-1744-496e-b837-76ac2199f7d1/
# Start Alien after migration
cd /opt/alien4cloud/alien4cloud-premium/
./alien4cloud.sh
- Once Alien is up, you should go to cloudify 3 orchestrator’s configuration and fill in those keys then re-enable the orchestrator
delayBetweenDeploymentStatusPolling: 30
delayBetweenInProgressDeploymentStatusPolling: 5
delayBetweenLogPolling: 2
-
Verify that all plugins have been re-uploaded properly else re-upload them and refresh your browser by emptying its cache so that new plugins’ UI can be loaded.
-
As you could see, your old plugin which is marked as of version 1.1.0 is now using code of the version 1.2.0 after the swap operation. It works but it’s a bad practice for maintainability (plugin 1.1.0 but in fact 1.2.0). We suggest that you create new orchestrator with the new version of the plugin, then migrate in an incremental manner all your applications to the new orchestrator.
Normally with this procedure, you should have your Alien functional with new version 1.2.0.
Edit (pull request)


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Ancient Warriors
Difficult
Develop your settlement in a hostile environment.
In some regions, the lack of resources and overcrowding resulted in violent conflicts between the human populations.


The objective is to face 100 diferent challenges in 100 days.
Every image is the result of each challenge with the corresponding pitch and explanations.
DailyUI #001 was to build a sign up. It could be a full page, a modal, an app screen.
I went for the app screen, since it's the major focus of the projects being build nowadays. The idea was to make it simple, yet charming and to give a context of a playtime, somewhere the remind you of the moments of waking up in a saturday morning and playing videogames until everyone else in you house had woke up.
The #002 challenge was to do a checkout form or page.
The working process was to continue the work made in challenge #001, as it was the checkout page for a toy being bought in the first app. Therefore, it followed the same principles.
Number #003 asked to design a landing page. Some of the examples were a book, an album, a mobile app or a product.
I already had an album cover made previously, so I worked to make a landing page for its release.
It's an image about how the precepts of French Illuminism could and should be followed all around the world.


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Create your own custom sql to run against the loaded db 🎉
Some example queries:
- List all tables in the db
- SELECT
name
FROM
sqlite_master
WHERE
type ='table' AND
name NOT LIKE 'sqlite_%';
- Show the schema for the subjects table
- PRAGMA table_info(subjects);
- Show the subject_id field from subjects
- SELECT subject_id FROM subjects;
- Select for download
- SELECT
cam.national_park,
cam.veg_type,
cam.human_type,
cam.dist_humans_m,
cam.water_type,
cam.dist_water_m,
cam.land_use,
cam.latitude,
cam.longitude,
sbjagg.*
FROM
cameras AS cam
INNER JOIN
(
SELECT
sbj.camera, sbj.location, sbj.month, sbj.year, sbj.season, sbj.time_period, sbj.time, sbj.date, sbj.darien_id,
agg.data_choice, agg.data_answers_howmany_1, agg.data_answers_howmany_2, agg.data_answers_howmany_3,
agg.data_answers_howmany_4, agg.data_answers_howmany_5, agg.data_answers_howmany_6, agg.data_answers_howmany_7,
agg.data_answers_howmany_8, agg.data_answers_howmany_9, agg.data_answers_howmany_10, agg.data_answers_howmany_1120,
agg.data_answers_howmany_21
FROM
subjects AS sbj
INNER JOIN
aggregations AS agg
ON
sbj.subject_id = agg.subject_id
) AS sbjagg
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Florence, Italy
Had a free weekend while working in Milan and I had the choice to visit Florence. This was truly one of the most breathtaking places, seeing my renaissance heroes' masterpiece arts was amazing. Hands down favorite person is Leonardo Da Vinci so being able to see it with my own eyes was quite an experience. Notably my favorite gallery would have to be the Uffizi Gallery
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The streets were all narrow and surrounded with high buildings. Every hallway I would go into would be a new corrdor of awe and amazement. I walked a few of these to explore but then headed on my way to the Ufizi Gallery. Once I arrived, the plaza was filled with people and the line to get in was about a 4 hour wait. Fortunately (or purposely planned) I was able to get a fast pass entry for $40 with a US speaking tour. This reduced my wait time to 15 minutes. I definitely recommend doing something like this. The tour itself was great and alone was worth it. Tour guide gave our group some very neat insight and facts that I would not know otherwise. She gave us an in-depth history lesson of the Medici family who were very powerful politicians and owned the Uffizi gallery.
Ready for some amazing artwork? but first let's just say the whole place is filled with art, even the ceiling
This painting is hilarious because I was colored this a few years back. My jaw dropped when I saw this.
This room holds all the elements of stone, sea (seashells in the roof dome) , the glass represents air and the red for the fire on the walls
Was able to capture some stunning pictures of the Bridges of Florence from a window hallway in Uffizi
The proportions on the Angel and Mary are off and it has been bugging scholars forever, that how could the master Leonardo Da Vinci be so off? This was one of his early paintings so maybe there's some credence. However if you look at the painting from the side, you will realize that this painting was painted in perspective. It's pretty amazing that in the Renaissance, they were able to calculate angles and precise measurements.
I stayed in Hotel Kraft. It was over a bridge to get over to the main attraction parts of Florence but it really was not that far away (15min to Uffizi). I really enjoyed my stay here, the hotel was luxuious, I can't find any hotel photos unfortuantely :( so you'll just to take my word for it :)


Top names return to LeeStock for 2020
by Mark LangfordScouting for Girls and Toploader have been announced as headline acts for the second day at Suffolk's LeeStock Music Festival next year.
They will top the bill on the Sunday of the two day event over the weekend of May 23 and 24 at Melford Hall, Long Melford, in aid of the Willow Foundation.
The Sunday line-up has been dubbed 'ReStock Sunday' by organisers as all the acts have previously played there.
Scouting for Girls, who played LeeStock in 2015, have enjoyed eight top 40 hits, incuding the number one This Ain't A Love Song, and been nominated for four Brit Awards and an Ivor Novello award.
Toploader, who played in 2013 and 2017, have more than two million album sales and a string of top 20 hits both home and abroad to their name, including the global hit Dancing In The Moonlight.
Joining them will be Space, who enjoyed a string of hits in the 1990s including Female of the Species and Me and You Versus The World and played in 2013, and singer-songwriter Lucy Spraggan, who played in 2016.
Organiser Andy Piper said: "It's a pretty decent line-up on on the Sunday.
"We have taken all the acts that people have said they have really liked in the past and put them on one bill."
The acts for the Saturday line-up will not be announced until the New Year.
LeeStock takes place every year in memory of Lee Dunford, a 21-year-old musician from Sudbury who died of a brain tumour in 2006.
To date more than £175,000 has been raised in Lee's name for the Willow Foundation, a national charity that gives special days to seriously ill young adults.
From humble beginnings at Glemsford Social Club, the festival has now grow to become one of the biggest in the region.
In 2013 it moved to National Trust property Melford Hall where it has since welcomed acts such as Lightning Seeds, Pixie Lott, Reef and Republica.
Its success was recognised by the East Anglian Festival Network, which last month awarded it the title of Best Festival in Suffolk.
Tickets for LeeStock Music Festival on 23rd and 24th May 2020 are now available online at the LeeStock website .


Philosophy begins with questions about the nature of reality and how we should live. These were the concerns of Socrates, who spent his days in the ancient Athenian marketplace asking awkward questions, disconcerting the people he met by showing them how little they genuinely understood. This engaging book introduces the great thinkers in Western philosophy and explores their most compelling ideas about the world and how best to live in it.
About 2,400 years ago in Athens a man was put to death for asking too many questions. There were philosophers before him, but it was with Socrates that the subject really took off. If philosophy has a patron saint, it is Socrates.


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Computes an Adler-32 checksum for a stream of data.
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Interface to compute a data checksum used by checked input/output streams.
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Base class for stream filters that perform data compression and decompression.
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Computes CRC32 data checksum of a data stream.
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This class implements a stream filter for compressing or uncompressing data stored in the GZip compression format.
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A tcz (TotalCross Zip) file has the following format:
version (2 bytes)
attributes (2 bytes)
base offset (header size + 4)
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compressed data chunks
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length (4 bytes)
offsets array (length+1) - offset[i+1]-offset[i] gives the compressed size
uncompressed sizes array (length)
names array (length)
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An entry of the TCZ file.
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This class implements stream compression with the ZLib library.
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This class implements a stream filter for compressing or uncompressing data stored in the ZLib compression format.
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I have 4+ years experience in Data Analysis & Certified Data Scientist with a passion to solve real-world business challenges using data analytics. Proficient in deploying complex machine learning and statistical modelling algorithms/techniques for identifying patterns and extracting valuable insights for the organizational leadership. Proficient in translating technical requirements into business specifications for streamlining existing processes and delivering user-centric solutions.
working with TCS Analytics and Insight, Research and Innovation on ADD Platfrom. Tata Consultancy Services’ (TCS’) Advanced Drug Development (ADD) is a suite of platforms for the entire clinical R&D value chain. Our platforms harness new digital technologies such as automation, AI, and IoT–to bring about disruption in clinical research and integrate key features of our intellectual property (IP) assets with commercial-off-the-shelf offerings.:
Worked with TCS - HR, Government PSU : The New India Assurance , ICICI Prudential and other india clients of Tata Consultancy Services. Currently working in TCS Analytics & Insight - Research & Innovation devision. Key reseponsibilities are :
Completed my final year project under Prof. Rajeev Ranjan Tewari and Dr. Abhay Rai.The project was based on link prediction in social newtork. Bascially a Recommendation System for Social Media and possible lead finding in Forensic Science or criminalistics. Partial part of the project got published in Springer.
Human Resource Department was having issues in consolidating the student data with their college name because every student has it's own way of writing the college name. We used unsupervised learning to cluster the student data so that HR can identify the total number of available college and students of a particular college.
View ProjectHuman Resource Department was having plenty of mails every day regarding the Leaves, Holiday List, Tax and other available categories. Our task was to perform a multi-class classification on textual data and tag a category so that the process of L1 support can be automated
View ProjectLink prediction is an effective technique to be applied on graph-based models due to its wide range of applications. It helps to understand associations between nodes in social communities. The social networking systems use link prediction techniques to recommend new friends to their users. In this paper, we design two time efficient algorithms for finding all paths of length-2 and length-3 between every pair of vertices in a network which are further used in computation of final similarity scores in the proposed method. Further, we define a hybrid feature-based node similarity measure for link prediction that captures both local and global graph features. The designed similarity measure provides friend recommendations by traversing only paths of limited length, which causes more faster and accurate friend recommendations. Experimental results show adequate level of accuracy in friend recommendations within considerable computing time.
We defined a hybrid feature-based approach that uses local graph feature by computing proximity between every pair of nodes. It also captures global feature by computing all length two and length three pathways between each pair of vertices of the network.
The advancements in digital technologies have led to the generation of huge amounts of data. This data can be in the form of natural language text which is easy to interpret for human but not for machines. Extracting information from this data in a form which is understandable by machines plays an important role in facilitating the processing of the huge volume of data. In this paper, we present a computationally more efficient approach to extract and classify the named entities. This approach uses rule based learning in combination with regular expression and pattern matching to extract the entities from the given text. Once the extraction is completed the named entities are classified into three classes (person, place organization). In order to make this accurate and faster, we apply an enhanced version of the K-Means algorithm to the entities extracted in the previous stage. After the clusters have been formed we identify the cluster labels according to the properties of the cluster members. This clustering helps improve the speed and accuracy of the NER tagging.


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