Joanna qualified in 2004 as a Bowen Therapist and has since dedicated herself to this highly effective therapy. She
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Joanna has continually developed her understanding and use of the Bowen Technique over the years. Bowen can be used
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If you would like help managing any of these issues, please contact Ana to arrange a free telephone consultation.
Training, Qualifications & Experience
BA (Hons) Psychology.
Master Practitioner of Hypnotherapy.
Master Practitioner and NLP Coach.
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Areas of hypnotherapy I deal with:
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Alcohol Abuse
Anger Management
Anxiety
Depression
Drug Abuse
Eating Disorders
Exam Stress
Fear of Flying
Food Addiction
Gambling Addiction
Gastric Band Hypnotherapy
Insomnia
Low Self-Confidence
Low Self-Esteem
Obsessions & Compulsions
Panic Management
Panic Attacks
Phobias
Public Speaking
Quit Smoking
Relationship Issues
Relaxation
Sleep Disorders
Sports Performance
Stress
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Helen qualified as a Reflexologist and Massage Therapist in 2011 from Saltash College and started to build a clinic in Launceston, wanting to find ways to offer more tailored treatments Helen completed additional training in Hot Stone Massage, Indian Head Massage, Deep Tissue Massage and Lymphatic Drainage Massage. Whether it's a remedial treatment or just relaxation you require a treatment can be tailored for you. Helen is a member of the Complementary Therapists Association and also a qualified Bowen Therapist.
Treatments
Bowen Therapy - £40
Reflexology: 45 minutes - £35
Remedial /therapeutic massage
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Bats are scary. Even though they are gentle, passive creatures that will only bite in self-defense if they are picked up and handled, bats still have a bad reputation. Their presence is an indicator of a healthy ecosystem. They are good for the rainforest, they eat annoying insects and their rate of rabies infection isn't more than any other species (about 1 in 1,000). But try rationalizing this to a person that has a bat swooping around their attic at night and you are likely to find yourself trampled by said person.
In Bats, the first offering from new Hollywood player Destination Films, the director of Carnosaur 2 (Louis Morneau) is teamed with Gladiator screenwriter John Logan to make one of the worst films of the year, if not the entire decade. It's not scary. In fact, that Bugs Bunny cartoon with the vampire that turns into a half-man/half-bat after hearing the words `Hocus Cadabra' was scarier. The filmmakers and actors think they're making an Oscar contender, while they should be playing everything with a sarcastic edge – like in Lake Placid.
Bats takes place in Gallup, Texas, and in the first scene we watch the token young couple attacked by killer bats that claw their way through the ragtop car roof and chomp on the teens' jugulars.  A chopper from the Center for Disease Control lands nearby and whisks the two off to Gallup to help them investigate the grisly deaths.
As it turns out, these bloodthirsty bats were actually a decade-long government experiment that took Flying Foxes – an Indonesian bat with a six-foot wingspan – and genetically increased their natural intelligence, developed their ability to work as a team, as well as making them aggressive and carnivorous. Two of these killing machines have escaped and infected the entire bat population of Gallup. Their creator, Dr. McCabe (Bob Gunton, Patch Adams), is one of the lamest evil scientists in the history of movie bad guys.
Together with local Sheriff Emmett Kimsey (Lou Diamond Phillips, I Lost my Wife to Melissa Etheridge), Casper and the bat-phobic Jimmy brainlessly try to think of ways of stopping the bats from escalating their nightly attacks on the town. Their big idea is to hole up in the school, covering each door and window with electrified chain-link fencing, despite the fact that the bats were able to squeeze through a car's ventilation system in an earlier scene. How would a chain-link fence be any more protective?
Kimsey, Casper and Jimmy proceed to an abandoned mine, where the throngs of bats have congregated. The Army is trying to trap them in the mine and annihilate them using a large refrigeration device, since cold temperatures are lethal to the winged critters. But the bats wipe out the Army, too, leaving Kimsey and Casper to venture into the mine wearing what resembles scuba gear. This, despite knowing that the bats gnawed their way through a ragtop car roof.
Kimsey, in all of the wisdom his shallow character can muster, turns and fires a pistol at the approaching bats as he flees the mine. There are millions of them - what does he think a few bullets would do? This is after he and Casper were chest-deep in a river of bat guano and he decided to light a flare. Maybe I don't know a lot about bats or the flammability of their guano, but I would have second and third thoughts about introducing flame to large amounts of the dung of any animal. And speaking of bat knowledge, aren't they supposed to be blind? On several occasions, the director offers a view from the perspective of a bat, which is apparently red-hued and slanty.
Bats is a terrible mess when it should be a tongue-in-cheek mockery of the genre. The writer's idea of intentional laughs are León's awful one-liners that fall as flat as Meyer's tummy.  Hopefully, Logan's next script – Oliver Stone's Christmas football pic Any Given Sunday – will be a bit crisper. Morneau's action sequences are choppy and tough to make out, and although the disgusting bats resemble a certain senior Senator from North Carolina, they fail to terrify.
1:30 - PG-13 for bat attacks and adult language
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This page assumes you have installed everything, and will show you by example all the steps required to create your own complex network simulation. The example shown here is quite basic, to show how to use the code. Some more example code can be found in the /examples/ folder included when you download ComplexNetworkSim.
The example we will use is the spread of a disease in a network of people. For this, we have agents connected in a network. Each agent can have a state (for the simple simulations, a state will be an integer number - other types of state are also possible later on). This state in our case is either healthy but susceptible to a disease, or infected, or recovered and immune.
#define three constants for our example:
SUSCEPTIBLE = 0
INFECTED = 1
RECOVERED = 2
We wish to make an agent who acts depending on their state, which in pseudocode looks like this:
for every timestep:
if SUSCEPTIBLE:
for each infected neighbour:
become infected at a certain probability
else if INFECTED:
wait until recovery happens a few days later
In actual code, this is perhaps the first time slightly strange, and looks like the following (I strongly urge you to become familiar with SimPy first, then this will make more sense)
from ComplexNetworkSim import NetworkAgent, Sim
class SIRSimple(NetworkAgent):
""" an implementation of an agent following the simple SIR model """
def __init__(self, state, initialiser):
NetworkAgent.__init__(self, state, initialiser)
self.infection_probability = 0.05 # 5% chance
self.infection_end = 5
def Run(self):
while True:
if self.state == SUSCEPTIBLE:
self.maybeBecomeInfected()
yield Sim.hold, self, NetworkAgent.TIMESTEP_DEFAULT #wait a step
elif self.state == INFECTED:
yield Sim.hold, self, self.infection_end #wait end of infection
self.state = RECOVERED
yield Sim.passivate, self #remove agent from event queue
def maybeBecomeInfected(self):
infected_neighbours = self.getNeighbouringAgentsIter(state=INFECTED)
for neighbour in infected_neighbours:
if SIRSimple.r.random() < self.infection_probability:
self.state = INFECTED
break
This is where there is a lot of scope for more complex behaviour, and also it’s possible for each individual agent to adhere to slightly or vastly different bahaviour to other agents. By subclassing NetworkAgent, you get a few functions, such as .getNeighbourgingAgents or .getNeighbouringNodes which gives you a list of agent objects or node objects respectively. Agents can also die, create new agents, add and remove links to other agents at runtime, for more complex networked behaviour.
In any case, your own agent must adhere to the following structure, in its constructor calling its superclass constructor and having a Run method:
from PyComplexSimCore import NetworkAgent, Sim
class myAgent(NetworkAgent):
def __init__(self, state, initialiser):
NetworkAgent.__init__(self, 0, initialiser)
#other code goes here
def Run(self):
#further initialisation code may go here
while True:
#main agent logic goes here
The network part is simple, we just use networkx to give us a graph object:
import networkx as nx
nodes = 30 #we want a graph with 30 agents as a test.
# Network and initial states of agents
G = nx.scale_free_graph(nodes)
states = [SUSCEPTIBLE for n in G.nodes()] #list of states corresponding to agent states
Now we can infect one initial disease-spreading agent by initially stating e.g.
states[0] = INFECTED
However there are other, smarter ways of having more control over where an infection starts (see e.g. examples/SIR_model/environment_SIR.py) - but let’s stick to the simple case for now.
Now we defined how our agents should be connected, and what they should do. It’s possible to have changing network structures (temporal complex networks), more on this later. Let’s simulate what happens for our example:
We define an output directory where results are saved, how long we wish to simulate for, the number of simulation trials (the idea is that we can simulate a scenario multiple times with same inputs then take an average over what happens, if that is relevant to our particular case). Then we create an instance of NetworkSimulation with our parameters (more parameters for more complex simulations are possible here, this is just the basics) and call its .runSimulation() method. Easy! :)
from ComplexNetworkSim import NetworkSimulation
# Simulation constants
MAX_SIMULATION_TIME = 25.0
TRIALS = 2
def main():
directory = 'test' #output directory
# run simulation with parameters
# - complex network structure
# - initial state list
# - agent behaviour class
# - output directory
# - maximum simulation time
# - number of trials
simulation = NetworkSimulation(G,
states,
SIRSimple,
directory,
MAX_SIMULATION_TIME,
TRIALS)
simulation.runSimulation()
Now you could run your first simulation by adding the following then executing the script.
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()
This will produce a few files in the specified output directory in Python pickled format - the results will be apparent when you visualise them (see below).
I recommend one directory per simulation! Multiple different simulation outputs in the same directory may cause problems.
The full code can be seen here: CODE: First simulation and visualisation, and is also available under examples/getting started code/ within the zip file you download.
So you created a simulation, it runs and produces some pickled output files. Now you wish to visualise the resuts? ComplexNetworkSim has support to build basic plots, and visualise the network state changes over time.
First we need to load the classes:
from ComplexNetworkSim import PlotCreator, AnimationCreator
Then we can define a few parameters for the names:
directory = 'test' #location of simulation result files
myName = "SIR" #name that you wish to give your image output files
title = "Simulation of agent-based simple SIR"
#define three simulation-specific constants:
SUSCEPTIBLE = 0
INFECTED = 1
RECOVERED = 2
Next we define a few parameters for what states we wish to show on the plot, along with their legend label and colour:
statesToMonitor = [INFECTED, SUSCEPTIBLE] #even if we have states 0,1,2,3,... plot only 1 and 0
colours = ["r", "g"] #state 1 in red, state 0 in green
labels = ["Infected", "Susceptible"] #state 1 named 'Infected', 0 named 'Susceptible'
Next we define a colour for the animated nodes depending on their state. Let’s make suceptible white, infected red and recovered 40% gray. Also, probably we generated multiple trial runs - the plot will take an average of all of them, but the animation will follow a single trial, so we can optionally specify it (default=trial 0):
mapping = {SUSCEPTIBLE:"w", INFECTED:"r", RECOVERED:"0.4"}
trialToVisualise = 0
Now for the actual call to the plotting and animating, we simply create an instance of the PlotCreator class with the defined parameters and call its .plotSimulation() method:
p = PlotCreator(directory, myName, title, statesToMonitor, colours, labels)
p.plotSimulation(show=False)
#show=True shows the graph directly,
#otherwise only a png file is created in the directory defined above.
Similarly for the visualisation; create an instance of the AnimationCreator class and call .create_gif. If ImageMagick is installed, it will create PNG image files for each time step plus an animated gif. If it is not installed, it will still create the PNGs and warn you that ImageMagick is not installed.
visualiser = AnimationCreator(directory, myName, title, mapping, trial=trialToVisualise)
#gif speed can be changed by giving a parameter 'delay' (default=100) to AnimationCreator
visualiser.create_gif(verbose=True)
And that’s it! Running this code may take several seconds, because it will create multiple image files - but the good thing is this speed won’t worsen with a more complicated simulation. Have a look at the generated output in the defined output directory.
The full code of this page can be seen here: CODE: First simulation and visualisation, and is also available under examples/getting started code/ within the zip file you download.
You can try to run the provided example models (examples folder) like any other Python script. I suggest having a look at them before writing your own models. You may also wish to become familiar with both SimPy and NetworkX before attempting to write you own complex network simulation models, as this project is based heavily on those libraries.
If you wish to use another way of visualising the simulation output, you can have a look at the classes for plotting.py, animation.py and statistics.py to see how to handle the output, and then create your own way of visualising things from the simulation output.
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---
title: PowerShell for Sitecore Item Web API
date: '2013-03-01T02:00:00.000-08:00'
tags:
- PowerShell
- Sitecore
- Utilities
modified_time: '2013-03-01T02:26:09.506-08:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3456458686961244994.post-7600669958973781823
blogger_orig_url: http://blog.kieranties.com/2013/03/powershell-for-sitecore-item-web-api.html
redirect_from: "/2013/03/powershell-for-sitecore-item-web-api.html"
---
My colleague Adam Simmonds did a demo of the Sitecore Item Web API at work based on the code provided by Kern Herskind from a recent
Sitecore User Group. It was great to see a small, simple, yet powerful API available to mobile solutions and third-party
services that could operate in a RESTful way.
The ability to drop into a solution with very minor configuration
changes makes the API incredibly simple to apply to existing solutions (if the Sitecore version is supported of course).
It also follows Sitecore's principle design of pipelines and security; making it really easy to extend with custom functionality
or handlers while also restricting requests at a user level using the security domain set for the website. This means
full control of security restrictions can be applied using the standard Sitecore security model and interface.
In
short, it’s pretty damn awesome.
Now with added PowerShell
On Tuesday evening I knocked up a quick module to send requests to a site running the
API. Yesterday I cleaned it up, improved documentation, and packaged with a proper manifest.
I’m not entirely
happy with the state of the code but it is now much more usable and in a better state to extend and (hopefully) be useful
to others. I'm still learning PowerShell and need to work out a coding style and development process that works for
me.
Usage
The module implements a small handful of commands:
- Add-SitecoreItem – Creates a new Sitecore item,
optionally setting fields
- Get-SitecoreItem – Gets one or more Sitecore
items which match the context of the given parameters
- Remove-SitecoreItem – Deletes one or more Sitecore
items based on the context
- Set-SitecoreItem – Updates the fields of one
or more Sitecore items
There is an additional Invoke-SitecoreRequest method
which is a special “bare bones” function to allow extended control of the parameters passed to Sitecore. All
other functions act as wrappers to this function, providing validation and parameter restrictions where possible.
Aside from making it simple to perform CRUD actions with Sitecore (think bulk uploads, change properties, quick reports
etc) I hope to use this to perform some level of integration testing.
I'm currently spending a lot of time investigating
(and improving!) build processes. With the aim of making the transition of code from Dev -> Stage -> Live as
seamless and robust as possible. Increasing the robustness involves validating that packages and items
have been deployed properly. This looks like it may be a useful tool to perform validation of fields that have been
updated.
Download and Install
All the information you need is available at the Github repo.
If you don't have the Sitecore Item Web API installed already you can download
the API and documentation from Sitecore (You'll need an SDN login).
Examples
For demo purposes the account used here is an admin. To restrict access, use Sitecore roles and the configuration options in the Sitecore Item Web API config include.
Getting an item
Adding an item
Setting an item
Removing an item
Further Work
- Tests - seriously, if I want to use this for testing and building I’m going to need a decent test suite to know things
are working as expected. This will also give me a chance to get to grips with Pester.
- Additional functions – RSA encryption and the ability to upload media are next on the list
- Pipelining – PowerShell functions are even more useful when you chain them together. It would be great to run something
like: Import-Csv input.csv | Add-SitecoreItem mydomain –user username –pass password | select –expand Items | select DisplayName,ID,Path,Version | Export-Csv output.csv (which would read a csv, create new items based on each row then output the new item details to another csv
- Code structure – I don’t like everything being one big file. I’d like to break things into smaller chunks and related
modules.
- Session based access – It’s a bit tedious adding the domain, username and password to every request. While requests
are stateless a PowerShell session needn't be. Something like: Start-SitecoreSession domain username password -encrypt –params @{ path = “/sitecore/content/home” } could set session level variables that can be used by methods. This is extended to cater for parameters which
could apply to every call (while overriding at a function level) and also be a good place to perform encryption duties.
- Aliases - For parameters as well as functions. The breadth of parameters available to the functions make it tedious
to type long form when you just want to type in the command line.
- Response formatting - I've done a small amount of work to normalise the formatting of the different responses the API
provides. However the response format of the Fields property is a little awkward. It would be better
if this was an array of fields rather then a hash with guid based keys.
Hopefully this little module will be of use to others. If you've taken a look and have any suggestions or improvements
(or bugs!) let me know ;-)


Case study
Schools showing successful practice in improving the attainment and attendance of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller (GRT) pupils.
Gypsy, Roma and Traveller ( GRT ) pupils are among the lowest achieving groups of pupils at every key stage of education, although some GRT pupils achieve very well at school.
There are many complex and interwoven factors that may influence the educational attainment of GRT pupils. Schools and local authorities can make a big difference to their life chances through:
Compared to reception year, this primary school has a much higher proportion of pupils of Traveller ethnicity and pupils joining the school later. The school reports that most GRT pupils have good attendance and attainment. Ofsted has rated Kingsholm Primary as outstanding.
Ofsted recognises the school’s successful promotion of good relations between pupils from different communities and its refusal to tolerate discrimination of any kind. Initiatives designed to prevent discrimination include whole school assemblies to raise awareness of GRT culture.
Kingsholm Primary also has rigorous attendance systems, with the same high expectations for all pupils’ attendance, regardless of their ethnicity. There is a named attendance officer who works closely with GRT parents to ensure they understand the possible sanctions for any unauthorised absence. The attendance officer follows up any cases of lateness or absence on the same day.
The school has good relations with its Showmen families, working closely with them to plan any periods of travelling for work, helping to minimise disruption to pupils’ education. For example, the school encourages Showmen to try to arrange their work so that pupils can attend the school at the start of term and to dual register their children at 2 or more schools while they travel.
Around half of all children at Shirley Primary are from minority ethnic backgrounds, with around 90 children of GRT ethnicity. Ofsted’s most recent report notes that Traveller children are making good progress at the school. Ofsted has rated Shirley Primary as good.
The school works with GRT pupils and parents to identify any concerns. This includes:
The school identified that GRT parents lacked confidence in their knowledge of what their children are learning in maths and phonics, and how they might support these areas at home. The school’s interventions included:
The school reports higher levels of usage of the children’s centre, improved parental engagement and a smoother transition from early years provision to primary school.
This small primary school has around 160 pupils, with a large minority of Gypsies and Irish Travellers. The school reports good attainment of GRT pupils up to key stage 2. Ofsted has rated Wisbech St Mary Primary as good.
Having identified that GRT parents were more likely than other communities to opt for home education after primary school, the school put into place additional support for their transition to secondary school. Their actions included:
This small primary school has a higher-than-average number of pupils of Romany or Gypsy heritage. Ofsted reports that pupils’ achievement, including those of GRT heritage, is good and improving across the school. Ofsted has rated the school as good overall.
To achieve these results, Parkside School has:
set high expectations from the senior management team for the attainment, attendance and inclusion of all pupils, including GRT children
raised awareness of GRT history and culture through assemblies and events like book week, including oral storytelling
ensured all staff attend Kent local authority’s training to develop awareness of GRT history and culture
adopted a no-tolerance approach to bullying
Published: 2 September 2014
From: Department for Education
Part of: School behaviour and attendance


In an effort to forget war horrors and establish fresh roots, Fritz and Charlotte Sperling immigrated to Michigan City, Indiana in 1929. Fritz managed to find work and provide for his family; Charlotte raised her children with care and acted as the Bocker family matriarch for generations.
Fritz and Charlotte brought with them German traditions, which eventually melding into new traditions they created together with their family. It was commonplace for Fritz to call for his children in the evenings; in tandem, the family would gather to play various card games.
The tradition of gameplay and competition continued, passing through several generations; each peer group added onto or created their own game renditions. The games evolved with each family member and became narrative snippets of each individual’s journey. Some games were learned in Vietnam trenches, others in the college dorm rooms, a select few in casinos; all were eventually brought to the family table at reunions and gatherings.
With the children all grown up, drinks became as pivotal to gameplay as the cards; beer was a sign of celebration, joviality, and laughter – a good time.
Charlotte Brewing Co. labels feature a classic card back design pattern, alluding to the culture of gameplay; the label design is printed on a textured paper that mimics the texture found on playing cards. Each label features a predominate card game or variation: Omaha, Blackjack, and Liverpool Rummy.
Red, black, and blue are traditional card suit colors; as a result, the labels draw their color palette from vintage decks. Didot, a typographic staple, was chosen as the base typeface for the logotype and variation descriptor. The typography is elegant and sophisticated, but playful ligatures and crossbar variations add an element of playfulness.


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SINCOS
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (3)
Updated: 2013-12-23
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NAME
sincos, sincosf, sincosl - calculate sin and cos simultaneously
SYNOPSIS
#define _GNU_SOURCE /* See feature_test_macros(7) */
#include <math.h>
void sincos(double x, double *sin, double *cos);
void sincosf(float x, float *sin, float *cos);
void sincosl(long double x, long double *sin, long double *cos);
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DESCRIPTION
Several applications need sine and cosine of the same angle
x.
This function computes both at the same time, and stores the results in
*sin
and
*cos.
If
x
is a NaN,
a NaN is returned in
*sin
and
*cos.
If
x
is positive infinity or negative infinity,
a domain error occurs, and
a NaN is returned in
*sin
and
*cos.
RETURN VALUE
These functions return
void.
ERRORS
See
math_error(7)
for information on how to determine whether an error has occurred
when calling these functions.
The following errors can occur:
- Domain error: x is an infinity
-
An invalid floating-point exception
(FE_INVALID)
is raised.
These functions do not set
errno.
VERSIONS
These functions first appeared in glibc in version 2.1.
ATTRIBUTES
Multithreading (see pthreads(7))
The
sincos(),
sincosf(),
and
sincosl()
functions are thread-safe.
CONFORMING TO
This function is a GNU extension.
SEE ALSO
cos(3),
sin(3),
tan(3)
Index
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- DESCRIPTION
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- RETURN VALUE
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- ERRORS
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- VERSIONS
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- Multithreading (see pthreads(7))
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- SEE ALSO
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./komodod -ac_name=ZAWY24 -ac_adaptivepow=1 -ac_supply=1000000 -ac_reward=10000000000 -ac_cc=2 -addnode=<IP_ADDRESS> &
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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
dukeleto01-Apr-19 10:52 AM
normal companies do this all the time, pretend to have a product
jl777c01-Apr-19 10:52 AM
it is getting the attention of people, create a buzz, do the ICO, cashout, then let others worry about all the details
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 10:53 AM
that's so 2018
dukeleto01-Apr-19 10:53 AM
perhaps they can be the free marketing DPoW needs, when it eventually fails
dukeleto01-Apr-19 11:03 AM
is VBK buying back VBK at a set price or something?
who wants to buy VBK at these prices?
jl777c01-Apr-19 11:03 AM
$20 guaranteed!
dukeleto01-Apr-19 11:03 AM
yubidToday at 3:35 AM
So OTC price was 5 cent with 50% lockup. IEO price was 10 cent. Is that true?
50% OTC token unlock = 100% IEO token with same price.
trying to wrap my head around what VBK is trying to do
jl777c01-Apr-19 11:04 AM
double money for OTC investors, and make a giant profit at the IEO
paying double what KMD raised at ICO for advisors.... efficiency is not really what VBK is about
so if the mining calcs are using 10 cents, that seems unlikely to hold up when the OTC buyers dump and maybe even the insiders wont be long term hodl
if they are subsidizing the 100,000 BTC tx per day, then it wont take long for it to burn through $18 million
dukeleto01-Apr-19 11:07 AM
2X the daily profit of VRSC on a blackminer F1, but VRSC has a "stable" price right now. VBK seems like a house of cards ready to fall over at the first breeze
jl777c01-Apr-19 11:12 AM
dont you have confidence in all their high price advisors to solve whatever problems arise?
dukeleto01-Apr-19 01:01 PM
serious red flags in all directions with VBK, but I am slowly learning that sometimes it's just about churning profit and "believing" in the thing you are mining isn't really necessary. I prefer to mine and hold things I believe in, versus mining fly-by-night-coins and hoping to sell them on exchanges before they are dumped to oblivion. I am still finding the middle ground between each side of the spectrum
@VeriBlock where can I find out more about exactly how cryptocoins can add VeriBlock to their codebase and what the integration and service fees would look like?
actionslacks01-Apr-19 04:37 PM
And In a space where all exchanges are constantly doing extremely shady shit, Bittrex would likely emerge from a massive VBK pump and dump relatively unscathed and with a tidy pile of cash to add to the rest.
@actionslacks exactly, this behavior is encouraged by the market, not selected against
let that sink in. There are active FPGAs and people are still so desperate to mine it, that there is a CPU pool. Most likely from a smart pool op that just wants fees
it's all built on the "Greater Fool" theory it seems. Everybody knows it's a scam, everybody knows the emperor has no clothes, but they see all the short term potential profits to be made, and everybody rushes in. It all relies on a greater fool to buy your bag
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 04:54 PM
begins to look around at his mountains of GPUs and get FOMO
dukeleto01-Apr-19 05:00 PM
Earning double per day on my FPGA sounds nice, but it could be a trap
but then again, people paid $400 for ZCL at one point
cost and quality are uncorrelated in cryptocoins
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 05:03 PM
the "worst" that can happen is I rack up a $1200 power bill for a month
not like I've never done that before
$tefano.01-Apr-19 08:20 PM
veriblock code it's closed
1
$tefano.01-Apr-19 08:52 PM
i found the source code on github
to get it just execute this
SHossain01-Apr-19 08:53 PM
VBK source?
$tefano.01-Apr-19 08:53 PM
yes
SHossain01-Apr-19 08:53 PM
what's the link?
$tefano.01-Apr-19 08:54 PM
git clone https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/komodo.git
cd komodo
grep -rl ./* | xargs sed -i 's/MoM/PoP/g'
grep -rl ./* | xargs sed -i 's/komodo/Veriblock/g'
grep -rl ./* | xargs sed -i 's/kmd/vbk/g'
Komodo. Contribute to KomodoPlatform/komodo development by creating an account on GitHub.
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 08:54 PM
$tefano.01-Apr-19 08:54 PM
then compile as usual(edited)
SHossain01-Apr-19 08:55 PM
april fool or real?
$tefano.01-Apr-19 08:55 PM
april fool @SHossain
2
maybe ......
that's incredible .. investing into a project without source code
jl777c01-Apr-19 09:00 PM
i dont think many investors, most are in it for the flip from the expected pump. paying 15 cents via mining when IEO is at 10cents. thats speculative mining. and if it is what it looks like, the insiders wont be very long term hodling either. my prediction is that it will do the expected pump and dump and then the reality will set it. the part about no economically viable model
$tefano.01-Apr-19 09:02 PM
the same end of CELR on binance james
IEO is new fraud ICO
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:02 PM
that's about what I figure too, but I don't need liquidity to mine
$tefano.01-Apr-19 09:02 PM
it's the first IEO on bittrex? if yes probably bittrex will support it initially before go down like many many coins that we have seen in the last 3/4 years ..
congrats for Dilithium @jl777c and komodo devs this is an important news not VBK
SHossain01-Apr-19 09:06 PM
HempCoin is migrating to Komodo, another great news.
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FishyGuts01-Apr-19 09:07 PM
It's true.
If anyone is interested in being a part of the project send me a DM.
HempCoin $THC is migrating to Komodo $KMD platform
KMD is continually providing cutting edge Blockchain Technology and Protection from 51%
Komodo Team will be providing a completely new THC atomic chain for easy transition. Snapshot block # to be announced soon!
Thank y...
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jl777c01-Apr-19 09:10 PM
yes. I was surprised how seamlessly dilithium fit into the existing structure
granted it is 4kb tx and only 16tx/sec, but that should be adequate as cluster can always be usd
used
$tefano.01-Apr-19 09:12 PM
"komodo it's a nerd coin" .. could be a new komodo slogan james
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jl777c01-Apr-19 09:13 PM
sounds good to me. but marketing probably will complain
Cryptoon01-Apr-19 09:30 PM
What’s wrong with being a nerd?
jl777c01-Apr-19 09:36 PM
probably doesnt fit in with the rebranding
1
actionslacks01-Apr-19 10:03 PM
with crypto, it's go nerd or go broke
jorian02-Apr-19 06:21 AM
Is rebranding still a thing?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Apr-19 06:21 AM
so I'm told
Caglio02-Apr-19 06:45 AM
I like the name Komodo
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Apr-19 06:46 AM
rebranding market/consumer image, not name(edited)
Caglio02-Apr-19 06:46 AM
Hm?
Oh
Even tho
If we changed the name
we could go as RaiBlocks into nano to 30$ ( :
Actually whats happening with that coin, havent heard of them in a while
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Apr-19 06:48 AM
or change icon and hope shitopia wash bot gets stuck like it did fir UNIT
Caglio02-Apr-19 06:49 AM
I didnt heard about that coin ^^
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Apr-19 06:50 AM
in Oct 17, they did a logo update and in Nov they got listed on topia with the new icon and topia's wash bot got stuck and pumped the price 3600x before deposits even opened
Caglio02-Apr-19 06:52 AM
Rofl, amazing
I remember when I went crazy for free litecoin cash
They were trading for 9.90$ on some shitty russian page
However u werent able to deposit there....
 I have one here, never use it though, its set up for GPU passthough for games, but I never play games
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Apr-19 02:01 PM
There's a cryptonight assetchain?
fwiw, I'm not knocking AMD or saying it's a bad price for the right person, just that I wish they were NV and I could use them in what I do
polycryptoblog02-Apr-19 03:56 PM
I wonder if there is any AMD optimized BOINC projects?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Apr-19 04:06 PM
likely a few
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Apr-19 06:08 PM
or saying it's a bad price
actually, looking at the numbers, 32KH/s vs 248KH/s of an A8+ (at half that price)....(edited)
penguin02-Apr-19 08:42 PM
Where can i find a peer magic number for a specific assetchain
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Apr-19 08:44 PM
in the terminal print when you run it (it's the endian inverse)


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Javascript is a very different beast to HTML and CSS, much like HTML and CSS differ from eachother. Where HTML is used to construct the basic structure of the page and input content and CSS used to design how the page visually looks, Javascript controls the interactions of a website.
Loops are used to run through tasks set out until a condition returns false. I'll use cooking as an analogy, you have all of your ingredients laid out to make a curry, say. The end result would be to add everything into the pot, first would be your base, probably onions, ginger, garlic, once those are in, it'll run down to the next things you have to add, like your dry spices. It'll keep prompting you to add ingredients in the order set out until there are no ingredients left to add. Control flow would be used to lay out the order in which you want things added to the pot.
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Ekhbariya did not provide the nationalities or names of those convicted, details about when they were arrested or put on trial, nor what sentences were issued by the specialist criminal court in Riyadh, which was set up to try terrorism cases.
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For weeks I have prayed to the movie Gods for a film that would give me a sustained adrenaline rush, would have really strong characters, and would give me something to remember this summer by. Finally, my prayers have been answered. Face-Off is my deliverance from the normal humdrum summer action fare. Directed by the stylistically supreme John Woo, he gives us something to relieve us from the summer heat┤a really cool movie.
For 6 years, FBI agent Sean Archer (John Travolta) has been on the trail of psychotic killer Castor Troy (Nicholas Cage). And, he gets his chance to catch him very early on in the film. Quickly, we are treated to a visceral offering of gunplay, violence, and terrific action as Archer finally gets his man. This kind of action would be the finale for most movies. But, here, it is just the start of what's to come.  Archer must discover the whereabouts before it blows. But the only other person who would know is Troy's brother, Pollux, who was also captured in the initial gunfight. But how can they get Pollux to reveal the location of the bomb?
When the Bureau's high-tech medical division informs him of new surgery techniques, Archer conceives a plan. He'll allow the physicians to give him Troy's face -- literally -- and he'll assume Troy's cruel but charismatic personality. They'll also surgically implant a microchip to alter his voice to be just like Troy's. Then he'll go into a maximum-security prison and trick Pollux into mentioning where the bomb is ticking. So far so good.
However, Troy awakens from his coma. He's not quite feeling himself anymore, so with the help of some of his goons, he forces the physicians to put Archer's face on his skull. The identity swap is now complete (Troy is now Travolta and Archer is now Cage). Troy/Travolta then kills everyone who knew of this project and burns down the facility. He then uses his new identity to get into Archer's house -- and next to the agent's unsuspecting wife (Joan Allen) and extremely pretty daughter (Dominique Swain), while Archer-as-Cage is now stuck in a maximum-security prison ═ alone and enraged that he has the face of his most hated enemy, and fearful for the safety of his family. Archer/Cage must escape and must face off with Troy one last time.
Well-scripted and well-choreographed, this is an operatic and intensely violent fable about two men who pursue each other through hell and back. Cage and Travolta display genuine gusto for their roles (both when each one is bad and good) and despite the switch in identities, we are always in step with their characters. When we see Cage or Travolta walk in, the audience knows who they really are. The arrogant and flamboyant Troy/Travolta endures a quiet, domestic, suburban life and a subdued Archer/Cage makes his way into the kinetic frenzy of the underworld marked by drugs and fast women. And although they find poignant lessons in their new surroundings (Troy trying to teach Archer's daughter how to defend herself or Archer learning about loyalty from the goon set), their hatred for each other consumes them. Troy/Travolta definitely has the upper hand because he now has the resources of the FBI. Archer/Cage is now wanted dead or alive. And, even if he survives, will he ever regain the family that was taken away because no one knows who Archer-as-Cage really is? A spectacular final confrontation is inevitable and we are not disappointed with the finale.
In the world of Woo, movie-watching is a whole new experience. There is a delirious mixture of spectacular gun battles, furious explosions and breathtaking stunt work.  Cage languished in Con Air, but here he sizzles. And Travolta infuses energy and hipness. This hot summer, treat yourself to something refreshing and something cool. This is one not to miss.
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DAMASCUS ( Arrahmah.com ) - Media Foundation Al - Manarah Al - Baidha ' finally released video special operations and conquer heroic Armed Forces Headquarters in the heart of the Syrian capital Damascus . Video Bidayat An - Nihayah # 2 ( Early termination [ Nushairiyah Syrian regime ] part 2 ) was given the title Ghazwatu Nasfil Arkan ( attack devastated the Military Headquarters Building ) and lasted 31 minutes 35 seconds.
Army National Headquarters in the heart of the Syrian capital of Damascus is one of the most responsible for all military operations , police and intelligence services of the Syrian regime across Syria . He also places mengantornya hundreds of thousands of military officers and soldiers regime , where planning strategies , techniques and tactics of military operations against the Syrian regime Syrian Revolution Muslim people . Army National Headquarters Building in the heart of the Syrian capital of Damascus is surrounded by a number of military bases , police and intelligence and strategic importance .
Field survey on the target
Video begins with the mujahideen activities jabhah Nushrah conduct field surveys to targeted attacks . Army National Headquarters Building in the heart of the Syrian capital of Damascus is located in front of the Umayyad Square . A few hundred feet to the right stands firmly Syrian Ministry of Defense building . About two hundred meters to the southeast of it stands firmly Military Officers Dormitory building .
About a hundred yards to the left of the Defence Force Headquarters building standing tall buildings Syrian National TV station of Syria and the Syrian National Radio , separated by a highway . About two hundred meters to the south of the building of the National TV and Radio headquarters building stands firmly Criminal Security . And only about two hundred meters to the west of the Criminal Security Headquarters building standing tall headquarters building other security units .
Military training for would-be jihadists team martyr attack
The fighters who will carry out jabhah Nushrah attack on the Syrian Armed Forces Headquarters undergo serious training and hard . Physical exercise on the streets and they devoured farmland diligently . Faith formation and strengthening their mental live . Even military exercises by using a variety of weapons , stormed into the building drills and exercises retreat from the battlefield . Video also perpetuate the final preparations when assembled and put bombs in cars , as well as interviews with the fighters who will carry out the attack .
Last message by the Mujahideen attackers
Before leaving the heroic conduct offensive operations , the four fighters jabhah Nushrah last will convey them to the Muslims and Nushairiyah Syrian regime .
1 .  We forever will never stay silent for our heart is still beating , as long as the blood is still flowing in our body . We will never remain silent , we will never stay silent , O people Nushariyah , Rafidhah the spiteful ! We have decided to file this problem with a new color , the color of blood , with new water , ie water glory , and the determination of people who are determined to reach heaven . "
2 . Abu Hafs Ash- Syami in his last testament says :
" This is my message to the people Nushairiyah the spiteful and Shiite militias Shabihah .  So watch us , because we 'll come to you ! For the sake of Allah, none has the right to be worshiped but He , in fact we are a people who love death as you love life . We did not set out ( in the sting operation ) except to help the Islamic religion , to uphold the banner of Laa ilaha illallahu Prophet Muhammad and apply the law of God on earth . "
From the top of a car full of explosives fighters who brought the first car and blow it up on the outer side of the Syrian Armed Forces Headquarters building is not forgotten menghasung spirit of Muslims to defend the Prophet Muhammad sallallaahu ' alayhi wa salam is humiliated by anti-Islam film ( Innocence of Muslims ) .
To the Muslims , but do not defend the Prophet Muhammad sallallaahu ' alayhi wa salam , is reminiscent mujahid , " I told them that for the sake of Allah , they will be held accountable on the Day of Judgment . Then they will not find the answers to them to say to Allah and His Messenger , because the Prophet has been insulted by the remarks and caricatures , but they do not move ( to defend him ) . "
3 .  Cheer up guys with the bad news that will come to you ! Cheer up guys with murder ! Cheer up guys with murder ! Cheer up guys with murder ! Cheer up guys with murder , expulsion and vengeance ! By Allah , in killing you , we do not fear the reproach those who reproach. The story is not that you will hear , but what you will see , God willing . O Allah , give us taufiq and accuracy ! O Allah , give us taufiq and accuracy ! "
4 . Muhannad Abu ash- Syami in his final testament says :
" Martyrdom is a tree that is planted in the bosom of a mujahid , a tree that grows and develops with mature , so if it has been fruitful and it was time to harvest , God will allow him so that he became a martyr and happy in the shadow of Ar - Rahman . "
About because sertaannya participation in the operation of this attack , he said , " Truly I do this practice , by putting my goal was to elevate the phrase La ilaha illallahu , the Most Holy , the affairs of His Exalted Exalted and His statutes ... for the sake of elevating the banner of La ilaha illallahu , defending the Islamic religion , suffering brothers avenge the Muslims who are oppressed and in retaliation for the crimes repeatedly addressed to the figure of our Prophet sallallaahu ' alaihi wa salam , in various parts of the world . "
Heroic attack was carried out in two stages :
1 . The first car bomb in car
On the morning of Wednesday the 10th of Qa `dah 1433 H coincides with the 26 September 2012 M 07.00 am , the warrior martyr bombers , Abu Muhannad ash- Syami managed to bring the car loaded with bombs in the direction parallel to the fence Army Headquarters building National from the south .
When he had reached the point closest to the center of the right wall of fence building , he blew himself up causing great destruction at the Headquarters building in that direction . The explosion of tremendous strength that reached the inside of the building , killing many soldiers , wounding many other soldiers and caused panic and fear outstanding against soldiers who escaped from the explosion .
2 . The second car bomb and a small squad of invaders into the building
A second car bomb that also carry a full strength squad invaders three attackers Nushrah jabhah Mujahid martyred ; Abu Hafs Ash- Syami , Abu Khalid ash- Syami and Abu Mus'ab ash- Syami . The car slid into the main gate of the Syrian Armed Forces Headquarters . Chaotic atmosphere in the complex of buildings used by the third person to picket the soldiers ordered the gate to open the gate .
The soldiers thought the three men were high ranking officers in charge of the security headquarters . They believe that after seeing three men wearing army uniforms similar to the uniform they wear . The picket soldiers immediately opened the gate , the car and the three fighters into the courtyard .
All three fighters that every soldier then shot dead in front of them and they start to burst into the Army Headquarters building . They mastered the first floor of the building , with the grace and help of God alone , shot and killed every soldier and officer that they meet and then burn the inside of the first floor of the building . They then detonated a car full of bombs that they parked at the main gate by remote control from a distance . As a result, a loud explosion and flames devoured the front of the building . Fire at the front of the building continued until 16:00 pm , even later .
Third mujahid was then up to the second floor to the second floor master . They shot and killed every soldier and officer that they find , and then they burned the second floor room of the building.
After that they go up to the third floor and survive on the top floor of the building , after they shot and killed all the soldiers in the floor and the soldiers stationed in the courtyard . They begin to resist the onslaught of fierce Bashar Asad regime forces who flocked as reinforcements for the troops at the headquarters .
All three fighters that survive in the top floor of the building by using a DShK , RPG rockets , machine guns and assault rifles . The battle lasted three hours , between an army with weapons and complete amunis against three people Mujahid ! Yes , only four fighters jabhah Nushrah alone . But really much difference between the people who fight in the way of Evil and the people who fight for Allah ta'ala . The fighting only stopped when each mujahid passed away to the mercy of Allah , may Allah accept them in the ranks of the martyrs ' .
Communication with third mujahid mujahideen commander in the Headquarters building
This new, very impressive in this video is the communication via HP between the three fighters who have fought and survived in the headquarters building jabhah Nushrah mujahideen commander who led the heroic operation .
Asked third Mujahedeen fighters in the headquarters building to tell each of their development in the building . Abu Khalid ash- Syami began to recount the events since the three of them reached the gate of the building until they managed to reach the third floor of the building .
" They are very cowardly and timid . So we ordered them to open the gate , the soldiers on guard immediately opened the door for us . Cars could we have brought into the courtyard with ease , praise be to God alone , " said Abu Khalid ash- Syami via HP .
When cars are parked in the courtyard of their blasts by remote control from the headquarters building and they managed to burn - runganan rooms and offices in the first floor and two headquarters buildings , three fighters were still in contact and notify any developments to the commander of the Mujahideen .
Abu Hafs Ash- Syami and Abu Khalid ash- Syami reported from inside the building that the number of military officers and soldiers who had been shot dead on the floor of their one , two and three headquarters buildings totaling more than one hundred people . Each floor of the building consists of about 26 rooms and offices . Third mujahid it burn all papers and files and the contents of each room and offices . Fire devoured the entire first floor , two and three headquarters buildings .
" There are a lot of maps , files , documents and programs . Al - hamdulillah , we 've burned everything until sold out . " Report Abu Hafs Ash- Syami via HP .
When the rooms and offices on the fourth floor began to burn them , and exchanged fire with the Syrian regime forces intensified, Abu Mus'ab ash- Syami began to report to the commander jabhah Nushrah . All three fighters that feel relief , calmness and peace of God to face the incessant rain of bullets Syrian regime forces .
"O sheikh , I swear by Allah , we feel the calmness and peace . No worries whatsoever . Alhamdulillh Rabbil the worlds . God affirms us , O sheikh . "
" Allahu akbar . Walhamdu lillah . Allahu akbar . We pray that you return the place is a paradise with the prophets , siddiqin , martyrs ' and the Righteous . "Replied commander via HP .
" What a battle atmosphere ," asked the commander again .
" Al - hamdulillah , every time they tried to lunge forward , we kill them , " said Abu Mus'ab ash- Syami .
Before the martyrdom , the third mujahid mujahideen commander was asked by jabhah Nushrah . "Later regime media vanity , Nushairiyah regime will accuse you kill innocent civilians ?  Al - hamdulillah we just gunning down the officers and soldiers . Al - hamdulillah , we also see women employees in the other building ( the Headquarters complex ) , but we did not shoot them at all . We did not kill one of the civil servants , al - hamdulillah . " Replied Abu Hafs Ash- Syami .
Gunfire sounded more incentive . Third mujahid last will then give them to the Muslims . Back sounding heavy fire . After the third communication mujahid Headquarters building on the fourth floor with mujahideen commander disconnected .
results of the battle
Third Resistance jabhah Nushrah on the fourth floor of the Headquarters building eventually reaching a martyr , God willing . But the Syrian regime will have to deploy thousands of troops and weaponry involved in fierce fighting with light, medium and heavy to reclaim the building .
Firefight has lasted more than three hours . But thousands of troops Syrian regime is so timid and coward to the extent that they do not dare stormed into the building . They plied their own headquarters with RPG rockets and heavy machine guns , so that the more severe the damage to the building . The fire burned the greater the rooms and offices in the building .
Sounds reporter Shiite TV station Al - Manar thousands of soldiers accompanying the Syrian regime was shaking with fear evident incredible . " We are currently located on the third floor of the building, everything is on fire . Troops have menaklukklan floors one and two , and now is trying to snatch the fourth floor . " Said the reporter .
The international community is able to see how the four people mujahid heroic attack Islam through the great military force capable of defeating Syria , Russia and Iran at the heart of their power in Damascus . A national army was forced to recognize the greatness of three fighters who occupied the headquarters building them and forcing them to fight very hard to get it back . As if the mujahid that owners of the four-story headquarters building .


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job._completion_time = t_now
time_from_finish = t_now - job.completion_time
if time_from_finish > PBS_OUTPUT_WRITEBACK_WAIT:
job._completed = True


RexPro is designed to be language agnostic, such that virtually any programming language, especially those languages that support MsgPack, can connect to a RexPro Server. Rexster comes bundled with a Java client, called RexsterClient
, that allows low-level connectivity via RexPro, sending sessionless messages.
The following Maven dependency is required for accessing RexsterClient
classes:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.tinkerpop.rexster</groupId>
<artifactId>rexster-protocol</artifactId>
<version>x.y.z</version>
</dependency>
Use the RexsterClientFactory
to create a RexsterClient
instance:
RexsterClient client = RexsterClientFactory.open();
RexsterClient client = RexsterClientFactory.open("localhost");
RexsterClient client = RexsterClientFactory.open("localhost", 8184);
All three of the above initializations of RexsterClient
are equivalent. When no arguments are specified, the factory will initialize the RexsterClient
to connect to localhost
on the standard RexPro port 8184
. There are numerous settings and configurations for initializing a RexsterClient
instance which are described further below. Once RexsterClient
is initialized, it is possible to send a Gremlin script to the RexPro Server:
List<Map<String, Object>> results = client.execute("g=rexster.getGraph(\"tinkergraph\");g.v(1).map");
Map<String, Object> map = results.get(0);
System.out.println(map.get("name"));
As RexsterClient
uses sessionless requests, g
must be initialized on each request. To get around this problem set the graph-name
configuration setting when instantiating RexsterClient
through RexsterClientFactory
or simply use this convenience method overload:
RexsterClient client = RexsterClientFactory.open("localhost", "tinkergraph");
List<Map<String, Object>> results = client.execute("g.v(1).map");
Map<String, Object> map = results.get(0);
System.out.println(map.get("name"));
When possible, parameterize Gremlin scripts, as this leads to better overall performance. The above example can be done as a parameterized request as follows:
RexsterClient client = RexsterClientFactory.open("localhost", "tinkergraph");
List<Map<String, Object>> results = client.execute("g.v(start).map",
new HashMap<String, Object>(){{
put("start", 1);
}});
Map<String, Object> map = results.get(0);
System.out.println(map.get("name"));
Note that RexsterClient
makes some assumptions about data types, as it is limited by MsgPack data types:
List<Map<String, Object>> mapResultsObject = client.execute("[n:1+1,b:true,f:1234.56f,s:'string',a:[1,2,3],m:[one:1]]");
Assert.assertEquals(1, mapResultsObject.size());
Map<String, Object> mapResultObject = mapResultsObject.get(0);
Assert.assertEquals(2l, mapResultObject.get("n"));
Assert.assertEquals(true, mapResultObject.get("b"));
Assert.assertEquals(1234.56d, (Double) mapResultObject.get("f"), 0.001d);
Assert.assertEquals("string", mapResultObject.get("s"));
Assert.assertEquals(3, ((Object []) mapResultObject.get("a")).length);
Assert.assertEquals(1l, ((Map) mapResultObject.get("m")).get("one"));
RexsterClient
is designed with fault-tolerance in mind. In communication with a single RexPro Server, it can be configured to retry requests in the event of failure (e.g. temporary network problem). The following shows the default configuration in a more explicit way:
BaseConfiguration conf = new BaseConfiguration() {{
addProperty(RexsterClientTokens.CONFIG_MESSAGE_RETRY_COUNT, 16);
addProperty(RexsterClientTokens.CONFIG_MESSAGE_RETRY_WAIT_MS, 50);
}};
RexsterClient client = RexsterClientFactory.open(conf);
The above code shows a RexsterClient
being configured to retry sending a message 16
times with a 50ms
wait time between each failure.
Not all configurations of Rexster involve a single server. Configuring a set of RexPro Servers for better redundancy and availability is possible with certain graphs like Titan or Neo4j HA. There is also the option to configure a cluster of Titan Server instances which embed RexPro natively. In these cases, RexsterClient
can be configured to round-robin request to each of the RexPro Servers in the cluster.
BaseConfiguration conf = new BaseConfiguration() {{
addProperty(RexsterClientTokens.CONFIG_HOSTNAME, "<IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS>");
addProperty(RexsterClientTokens.CONFIG_MESSAGE_RETRY_WAIT_MS, 0);
}};
RexsterClient client = RexsterClientFactory.open(conf);
In this above example, RexsterClient
is configured to send requests to three different RexPro Servers. If a request fails, the client does not wait between failed requests, it simply tries to send the request to the next available RexPro Server in the list. Note that the default setting of 16
retries is established by RexsterClientFactory
since it was not otherwise specified.
The following settings are available when configuring a RexsterClient
instance. These settings can be passed to the RexsterClientFactory.open()
method as a Map<String,Object>
or Apache Configuration object.
| name | default | description |
|---|---|---|
hostname |
localhost |
The RexPro Server host to connect to. Note that this value may be set to a comma separated list of hosts. |
port |
8184 |
The RexPro Server port to connect to. If multiple hosts are defined, each host must listen on the same port. |
timeout-connection-ms |
8000 |
How long to wait for a connection to open to the RexPro Server. |
timeout-write-ms |
4000 |
How long to wait for a write of a message to the RexPro Server. |
timeout-read-ms |
16000 |
How long to wait for a read of a response from the RexPro Server. |
message-retry-count |
16 |
The number of times to retry the request if any of the above fail. |
message-retry-wait-ms |
50 |
The amount of time to wait if any of the above fail. |
max-async-write-queue-size |
512000 |
The size in bytes of the queue on the client for sending requests to the RexPro Server. This queue can backup if network performance is poor or Rexster slows/stops. |
language |
groovy |
The Gremlin flavor to use to execute the script. |
graph-name |
The name of the graph configured in Rexster to use as the subject of the script. Typically, the graph must be retrieved in the script via rexster.getGraph() . This setting in conjunction with graph-obj-name help to simplify a script by putting the graph specified here in the Script Engine bindings so that it is ready for the script. |
|
graph-obj-name |
g |
If graph-name is specified then the graph instance is assigned to the value of this setting in the bindings so that it can be instantly referenced in the script. |
channel |
2 |
The serialization channel for RexPro. By default this value is set to MsgPack. Values are defined as constants in RexProChannel |