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The Four Feathers
The Four Feathers is a movie starring Heath Ledger, Wes Bentley, and Kate Hudson. A British officer resigns his post just before battle and subsequently receives four white feathers from his friends and fiancee as symbols of what...


The Lord Of The Rings
A young Hobbit known as Frodo has been thrown on an amazing adventure, when he is appointed the job of destroying the One Ring, which was created by the Dark Lord Sauron. He is assigned with three warriors including Gandelf, Aragorn, and Boromir. But it's not going to be an easy journey for the Fellowship of the Ring, on the ultimate quest to rid the Middle-earth of all evil.
Pirates Of The Caribbean
When Captain Barbossa sends his pirate crew to kidnap Elizabeth Swan and the last remaining piece of Aztec gold. A blacksmith called Will Turner joins a recently captured pirate named Jack Sparrow and goes off searching for Elizabeth. It's isn't until they all meet up, that they discover the real terrifying truth behind the Aztec gold, and why they need Will Turner and not Elizabeth Swan.
Titanic
84 years later, a 100 year-old woman named Rose DeWitt Bukater tells the story to her granddaughter Lizzy Calvert, Brock Lovett, Lewis Bodine, Bobby Buell and Anatoly Mikailavich on the Keldysh about her life set in April 10th 1912, on a ship called Titanic when young Rose boards the departing ship with the upper-class passengers and her mother, Ruth DeWitt Bukater, and her fiancé, Caledon Hockley. Meanwhile, a drifter and artist named Jack Dawson and his best friend Fabrizio De Rossi win third-class tickets to the ship in a game. And she explains the whole story from departure until the death of Titanic on its first and last voyage April 15th, 1912 at 2:20 in the morning.
Home Alone
Eight-year-old Kevin McCallister (Macaulay Culkin) is accidentally left behind when his family takes off for a vacation in Paris, France over the holiday season. Once he realizes they've left him home by himself, Kevin learns to fend for himself. He eventually has to protect his house against bumbling burglars Harry (Joe Pesci) and Marv (Daniel Stern), who are planning to rob every house in Kevin's suburban Chicago neighborhood. Kevin's mother Kate (Catherine O'Hara) is frantic when she realizes that she and the family have unintentionally left Kevin behind in Chicago, and she tries to make it back to Chicago as fast as she can, getting help from a polka band leader named Gus Polinski (John Candy).


TODO
- Collapsing nodes based on same call (example: static concat)
- Wiring of Subjects
- RxJS 5 higher order links: inflow at correct node (at/below the outer subscriber)
Normal, singular flow
Features:
Concat 2 identical streams
Features:
- Grouping of flows over identical observables
- Higher order links (outer)
- Calls resulting in multiple nodes (concat)
- Calls to static methods (concat)
ConnectableObservable
Features:
- Subject
- Grouping of flows over identical Subjects
- Split in graph
publish diamond
Features:
- Subject used under water
- AnonymousSubject's
- Split & join in flow
- Higher order links (outer) for takeUntil


Agostino's hat-trick lifts Toronto Marlies to victory over the Texas Stars
TORONTO — Kenny Agostino had a hat trick to lead the Toronto Marlies to an 8-4 win over the Texas Stars on Saturday in the American Hockey League.
by Canadian PressTORONTO — Kenny Agostino had a hat trick to lead the Toronto Marlies to an 8-4 win over the Texas Stars on Saturday in the American Hockey League.
Nicholas Baptiste and Pierre Engvall each added a pair of goals for the Marlies (9-2-3), the AHL affiliate of the Toronto Maple Leafs, to remain unbeaten at home this season.
Joseph Woll made 25 saves for the win.
Michael Mersch replied for Texas (3-11-2) with two goals of his own.
Landon Bow turned away 21-of-28 shots before being pulled near the halfway mark of the second period. Jake Oettinger stopped 16 shots in relief.
The Stars went 0 for 3 with the man advantage and Toronto was 1 for 5 on the power play.
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The NEXUS format is a format for storing phylogenetic information, including trees, morphological characters and nucleotide sequences.
RadCon can input trees stored in the NEXUS format.
The NEXUS format is formally described by Maddison et al. (1997). Further information is also available from the NEXUS webpage.
The essential feature of the NEXUS format is the modularisation of the phylogenetic information.
A NEXUS file is divided into one or more blocks which house different kinds of phylogenetic information. The blocks are composed of a series of commands and the commands composed of a series of tokens.
Modularisation facilitates both the sharing of files between programs and the extension of the format as the skipping of irrelevant or unrecognised blocks, commands or tokens is a simple operation.
Another feature of the NEXUS format is case insensitivity which means that all tokens, except names, with the same sequence of characters are equivalent irrespective of case. Thus, for example, the BEGIN token can be written BEGIN or begin.
An example NEXUS tree file
#NEXUS [This is a comment. It is for you not RadCon] begin taxa; dimensions ntax = 11; taxlabels leaf_a leaf_b leaf_c leaf_d leaf_e leaf_f leaf_g leaf_h leaf_i leaf_j leaf_k; endblock; BEGIN TREES; TREE tree1 = [&R] [&W 1] ((leaf_e,(leaf_d,(leaf_c,(leaf_b,leaf_a)))),(leaf_f,(leaf_g,(leaf_h,(leaf_i,(leaf_j,leaf_k)))))); END; BEGIN TREES; TRANSLATE 1 leaf_a, 2 leaf_b, 3 leaf_c, 4 leaf_d, 5 leaf_e, 6 leaf_f, 7 leaf_g, 8 leaf_h, 9 leaf_i, ten leaf_j, eleven leaf_k; TREE tree1 = ((leaf_e,(leaf_d,(leaf_c,(leaf_b,leaf_a)))),(leaf_f,(leaf_g,(leaf_h,(leaf_i,(leaf_j,leaf_k)))))); TREE tree1 = [&R] [&W 1] ((5,(4,(3,(2,1)))),(6,(7,(8,(9,(ten,eleven)))))); END; |
This NEXUS file consists of a comment, a TAXA block, which is in lower case, and predefines 11 leaves and two TREES block, which are in upper case, and between them contain three trees (each tree is defined by a single TREE command). The three trees are identical. They both have the name 'tree1', are rooted, have a weight of 1 and posit the same set of cladistic relationships for the 11 leaves. The tree descriptions differ in appearance because the first tree in the second TREES block refers to the leaves by the arbitrary tokens defined in the TRANSLATE command while the two other tree descriptions refer to the leaves by name.
When presented with multiple TREES blocks phylogenetic programs typically only read in the trees stored in one of the TREES block, RadCon reads in all the trees, treating them as constituting a single set of trees or multiple sets of trees.
The NEXUS standard is for the leaves to be predefined in a TAXA or DATA block and the trees in succeeding TREES block to contain all and only these leaves.
In RadCon this standard can be relaxed and trees permitted to have missing or undefined leaves.
RadCon is unable to read DATA blocks. A TREES block with no TAXA block can be input to RadCon if undefined leaves are permitted.
RadCon does not require trees to have the complete complement of predefined leaves.
This allows trees with non-identical leaf sets to be input and allows the production of supertrees.
If any predefined leaves are missing from all the trees they are listed in the Log window and deleted from memory.
If trees have leaves that were not predefined RadCon either 1) treats this as an input error or 2) redefines the leaf set 'on the fly' to include them.
The adopted protocol for handling undefined leaves can be set using the Preferences option in the Edit menu.
Allowing the leaf set to be redefined 'on the fly' makes the TAXA or DATA block unnecessary (although the presence of the TAXA block may effect the ordering of leaves in memory) and facilitates the production of supertrees as it allows TREE commands from different files to be pasted into a single TREES block.
Tree descriptions describe the structure of trees.
The NEXUS format adopts the Newick format for storing tree descriptions.
The second token in the TREE command defines a trees name.
The presence of the [&R] or [&U] rooting command comment in the TREE command indicates if the tree is rooted or unrooted, respectively.
The rooting command comment must directly precede the tree description.
If no rooting command comment is present the tree is rooted or unrooted if the first token in the TREE command is TREE or UTREE, respectively.
The weight of a tree is specified by a command comment of the form [&W 1] in the TREE command.
The weighting command comment must directly precede the tree description.
If no weighting command comment is present the tree is assigned the default weight of 1.
The '*' character in the TREE command designates a tree the default tree.
The default tree is the tree viewed in the Tree Window.
Multiple TREES blocks are treated as constituting either separate sets of trees or a single set of trees.
The adopted protocol can be set using the Preferences option in the Edit menu.
If multiple TREES blocks are treated as constituting a single set of trees then each time a TAXA block is encountered the leaf set is redefined to include any new leaves.
If multiple TREES blocks are taken to constitute separate sets of trees then each time a TAXA block is encountered the current set of leaves is reset.
RadCon's response to the presence of undefined leaves is independent of its treatment of multiple TREES blocks. If undefined leaves are added to the current leaf set 'on the fly' then the presence of TAXA blocks is effectively irrelevant (although it may affect the ordering of leaf names in memory).Although undefined leaves in a TRANSLATE command can be added to the current leaf set 'on the fly', the correspondence between arbitrary labels and leaves defined by each TRANSLATE command is only valid in the TREES block containing the TRANSLATE command.
The first token in a NEXUS file must be
#NEXUS
A NEXUS file consists of a series of tokens.
A token is a word, i.e. series of characters separated by whitespace, or a punctuation character.
Examples include the BEGIN and semicolon tokens.
Tokens are arranged according to a predefined syntax (see Maddison et al., 1997) to produce a series of commands.
There are 10 special characters ';,():=[]&*' which are treated as tokens and provide punctuation in NEXUS files.
Tokens are arranged according to a predefined syntax (see Maddison et al., 1997) to produce a series of commands.
A command begins with a token specifying the name of the command and is terminated with the semicolon token punctuation character.
Examples include the BEGIN, ENDBLOCK, TRANSLATE and TREE commands.
Commands are arranged according to a predefined syntax (see Maddison et al., 1997) to produce one or more blocks.
Commands are arranged according to a predefined syntax (see Maddison et al., 1997) to produce one or more blocks.
The start of a block is indicated by the BEGIN command.
The termination of a block is indicated by the ENDBLOCK command.
Examples include the TAXA, TREES, DATA and CHARACTERS blocks.
The blocks store different kinds of phylogenetic information.
Comments can be added to NEXUS files by enclosing text within the punctuation characters [ and ].
Comments, with the exception of command comments, provide information for the user not the program.
Command comments are comments which provide phylogenetic information for programs.
Command comments have the & punctuation character at the start of the commented text, i.e., [& commented text].
Examples include the tree rooting and tree weighting command comments.
The BEGIN token
BEGIN
indicates the start of a BEGIN command.The semicolon token
;
indicates the end of a command.The semicolon token is a punctuation character.
The BEGIN command indicates the start of a block.
A BEGIN command is of the formBEGIN NAME_OF_BLOCK;
where the second token specifys the type of the block.Examples include the the TAXA, TREES, DATA and CHARACTERS blocks.
The ENDBLOCK command
ENDBLOCK;
which can be shortened to
END;
indicates the termination of a block.The DIMENSIONS command is TAXA block command that specifies the number of leaves defined in the TAXA block.
An example DIMENSIONS command
DIMENSIONS NTAX=10;
This DIMENSIONS command indicates that the TAXA block will define 10 leaves.
The TAXLABELS command is TAXA block command that specifies the names of the leaves defined in the TAXA block.
The leaf names must be valid and unique.
An example TAXLABELS command
TAXLABELS Fulmarus_glacialis, Calonectris_diomedea, Puffinus_puffinus, Puffinus_yelkouan;
This TAXLABELS command specifies the names of four leaves.
The TREE command is a TREES block command that specifies the name, rooting, weight and structure of one tree.
An example TREE command
TREE tree1 = [&R] [&W 1/5]
(((Puffinus_puffinus,Puffinus_yelkouan),Calonectris_diomedea),Fulmarus_glacialis);
This TREE command specifies that the tree structure defined by the tree description is rooted, has a weight of 0.2 and has the name tree1.
The TRANSLATE command is an optional TREES block command. It informs a program of arbitrary labels that may be used to represent leaves in the tree descriptions. These labels are often integers and this standard was introduced to allow a reduction in the size of tree descriptions.
An example TRANSLATE command
TRANSLATE
1 Fulmarus_glacialis,
2 Calonectris_diomedea,
5 Puffinus_puffinus,
yel Puffinus_yelkouan;
The TAXA block stores information about leaves (taxa). A TAXA block must contain one DIMENSIONS command and one TAXLABELS command in that order. The number of leaves specified by the DIMENSIONS command must correspond to the number of leaf names in the TAXLABELS command.
An example TAXA block
BEGIN TAXA;
DIMENSIONS NTAX = 4;
TAXLABELS Fulmarus_glacialis Calonectris_diomedea Puffinus_puffinus
Puffinus_yelkouan;
ENDBLOCK;
This TAXA block defines four leaves.
The TREES block stores information about trees. A TREES block must contain at least one TREE command and can contain a single optional TRANSLATE command which must precede the TREE commands.
An example TREES block
BEGIN TREES;
TRANSLATE
1 Fulmarus_glacialis,
2 Calonectris_diomedea,
5 Puffinus_puffinus,
yel Puffinus_yelkouan;
TREE tree1 = [&R] [&W 1/5]
(((Puffinus_puffinus,Puffinus_yelkouan),Calonectris_diomedea),Fulmarus_glacialis);
TREE tree2 = (((5,yel),2),1);
ENDBLOCK;
This TREES block specifies two trees. Structurally the trees are identical, although the tree descriptions differ. This is because the first tree description refers to the leaves by their actual names whilst the second tree description refers to the leaves by their corresponding labels defined by the TRANSLATE command.
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Curly and Floppy Twistytail, the Funny Piggie Boys
by Howard R. Garis
Chapter 15: “The Piggies in a Cornfield”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1918
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Garis, H. R. (1918). Curly and Floppy Twistytail, the Funny Piggie Boys. New York, NY: A. L. Burt Co.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 3.9
- Word Count: 1,387
- Genre: Fantasy
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One day—oh! I guess it must have been about two grunts and a squeal after Curly and Flop, the two piggie boys, had the adventure with the pumpkin—something else happened to them. In the first place, they had to stay in after school.
Now, please don’t get worried, nor think anything bad of them on that account. They did not have to stay in because they whispered in class, or anything like that. No, they stayed in to help their teacher clean off the blackboards, but when they got out all the other animal children were gone.
“Come on, let’s run,” suggested Flop, “and maybe we can catch up to them.”
“I wish we could!” exclaimed Curly, “for Jackie Bow Wow, the puppy dog, borrowed my pencil and forgot to give it back.”
So the two piggie boys ran as fast as they could, but they could see nothing of the other animal children—not even little Jennie Chipmunk, who could not go very fast, for every time she saw any dust on a stone or a tree stump she used to stop and brush it off with her tail. She was so neat and clean, you see, and as she had to stop quite often, on account of there being so much dust, she couldn’t go fast at all.
But, as I said, Curly and Flop couldn’t even catch up to her, which shows you that they had stayed in after school for quite some time.
“Oh! they’ll all be home long before us,” said Curly after a bit, sitting down on a stone to rest.
“I guess so,” agreed his brother, as he made his two ears stand up straight and then flop down again. “But never mind, I think you can get your pencil from Jackie Bow Wow tomorrow.”
“Yes,” spoke Curly, and then they went on a little farther until they came to a corn field. The corn was all cut down, and stood in big bunches, called shocks—not the kind of shocks you get from an electric battery, though, but corn shocks.
“Oh, let’s take a short cut through the corn field,” suggested Curly. “Maybe then we can get ahead of the others.”
“All right,” said Flop. “We’ll do it.” And, though they had never gone through this corn field, because it was owned by a cross old alligator gentleman, they now started to crawl under the fence. Just as they were inside the field they heard a little voice crying:
“Oh, dear! What shall I do. Oh, my poor tail!”
“What’s that?”’ asked Flop in alarm.
“I don’t know,” answered Curly. “Maybe it’s the bad old fuzzy wolf.”
“Let’s hide!” exclaimed Flop, and they were looking for a place to hide when they happened to see a poor little girl mouse near a shock of corn, and her tail was held fast by a stone that had fallen on it.
“Was that you crying?” asked Flop.
“It was,” said the mousie girl. “Oh my poor tail! How can I ever get loose?”
“We’ll help you,” spoke Curly. “We’ll root up the stone with our strong noses, and then you’ll be all right.”
“Of course we will,” agreed Flop.  But when her mamma could put some salve on it that would be all better, too.
“Oh! I can’t tell you how thankful I am to you,” said the mousie girl to the piggie boys. “Some day I will help you.”
“Ha! Ha!” laughed Flop. “How can a little mousie girl like you help us two big boys?”
“Hush!” exclaimed Curly. “It isn’t polite to laugh when any one offers to do you a favor, even if they are little. Besides, maybe she MIGHT be able to help us some day.”
“Of course,” spoke the mousie, and she felt rather badly because Flop Ear had laughed.
“Oh, excuse me!” exclaimed Flop. “I didn’t mean to. I’m sure I hope you can help us, little mousie.”
So the two piggie boys went on through the corn field, hoping they wouldn’t meet the cross old alligator man, who owned it, and who didn’t like animal boys. And the mousie went on her way.
“I think we’ll soon catch up to the others,” said Flop after a bit.
“I guess so,” agreed Curly. “And when we do—-”
“Hark!” suddenly exclaimed Floppy. “Some one is coming!” Curly heard it, too, and he stopped talking. He looked around the corner of a stone and whispered:
“It’s the old alligator man himself. What shall we do?”
“Run!” exclaimed Flop. “Run as fast as we can.”
So he and Curly started to run but my goodness me sakes alive and a postage stamp! No sooner had they gone ten steps than the cross old alligator man saw them, and after them he came as fast as he could crawl on his four legs, wiggling his humpy tail. “Oh, he’ll get us, sure!” wailed Floppy.
“Run faster!” urged Curly.
Well, they both ran as fast as they could, squealing with fright, and the alligator man was coming right after them, and he had almost caught them when, all of a sudden, a little squeaky voice called out:
“In here, boys! Crawl right in here, under this shock of corn, and he can’t see you!”
They looked, and there, in front of a sort of cave, that was made in one of the upright piles of corn, stood the little mousie girl who had been pinched by the stone on her tail.
“In here!” she cried. “Quick, before he comes, and he won’t know where you have gone!”
“But he’ll know we’re hiding in the corn,” said Flop.
“Quick! Get inside and talk afterward!” said the mousie girl. “Besides there are so many piles of corn that the alligator man won’t know which one you’re hiding in, and it will take him all night to peek into them all. And after dark I’ll show you the way home.”
So into the shock of corn crawled Curly and Flop pulling a lot of stalks behind them to close the hole, and they were only just in time, for, an instant later, up rushed the alligator man. Of course he could not see the piggy boys, and he was much surprised.
“But I know they’re hiding somewhere!” he growled. And it all happened just as the mousie girl said. The alligator man peeked in nearly all the corn shocks, but he didn’t happen to look in the one where Curly and Flop were hiding. And pretty soon it was dark, and then the piggies came out and the mousie girl showed them the way home, and the alligator man did not get them. So, you see, the mousie helped the piggie boys after all.
And next, in case the salt cellar doesn’t hide in the pepper caster and make believe it’s a mustard plaster I’ll tell you about Flop having a tumble.


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As of this evening, Glukit will now display an estimate of your a1c based on your most recent data available.
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I’d like to hear about your experience with this feature. For people with the desire to do so, one interesting experiment to run would be to check you estimate the day that you get your a1c tested. Write it down. When you get your a1c result, it would be interesting to compare the estimate with the actual value.
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| 009:112 Khan | : |
(The believers whose lives Allah has purchased are) those who repent to Allah (from polytheism and hypocrisy, etc.), who worship Him, who praise Him, who fast (or go out in Allah's Cause), who bow down (in prayer), who prostrate themselves (in prayer), who enjoin (people) for Al-Ma'ruf (i.e. Islamic Monotheism and all what Islam has ordained) and forbid (people) from Al- Munkar (i.e. disbelief, polytheism of all kinds and all that Islam has forbidden), and who observe the limits set by Allah (do all that Allah has ordained and abstain from all kinds of sins and evil deeds which Allah has forbidden).  Give good news to such believers. |
| 009:112 Sarwar | : |
(The believers) who repent for their sins, worship God, praise Him, travel through the land (for pious purposes), kneel down and prostrate themselves in obedience to God, make others do good and prevent them from sins and abide by the laws of God, will receive a great reward.  And give glad tidings to those who believe. |
| 009:112 Yusufali | : |
Those that turn (to Allah) in repentance; that serve Him, and praise Him; that wander in devotion to the cause of Allah,: that bow down and prostrate themselves in prayer; that enjoin good and forbid evil; and observe the limit set by Allah;- (These do rejoice). So proclaim the glad tidings to the Believers. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > الصلاة > أداء الصلاة > الركوع Pillars of Islam> The Prayers>Performing the Prayers> Bowing أركان الإسلام > الصلاة > أداء الصلاة > السجود Pillars of Islam> The Prayers>Performing the Prayers> Prostration الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > التوبة Faith> Belief In Allah> Repentance الدعوة إلى الله > وجوبها > وجوبها على كل مسلم The Call for Allah> Its Necessity> Its Necessity by Every Moslem الجهاد > الشهداء > منزلتهم وما أعد الله لهم Jihad>The Martyrs> Their Rank and What Allah has Prepared for them
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Thermaltake Armor Jr: Excellent for any kind of PC
I bought this case for a custom rig that I am building for myself, and from the time I received it in the mail, I knew that this was an ideal case for my build. At first I wanted the much bigger Armor full tower version, but because of price, weight and space issues, I decided that a mid-tower case was probably better for someone like me who lugs his computer around everywhere. Apart from being a very renown product, with many positive reviews like this one everywhere on the internet, it also comes from Thermaltake, an authority in everything that concerns cases and cooling. So lets take a look that this beauty.
Packaging
The store from which I bought this case from shipped it in it’s original box with no extra padding, so I was of course a bit worried that it could have caused some damage to my new toy. Turns out that the boxes that Thermaltake packs their cases in are pretty well built. The case’s special features are all covered up (side flaps foamed and taped, side window covered in plastic), to then be placed in a cloth-like scratch resistant sleeve, another sleeve, plastic this time, then packed in foam blocks, positioned in a solid egg carton kind of material, then packed in a good old glossy cardboard box. Mine came in without even a dent in the cardboard, suggesting that with the addition padding, it could withstand even the most merciless of postal handlers.
Box Contents
-1 Case -2 case keys -1 Power button/Activity LED panel -1 120mm high flow blue LED case fan (mounted on front, sucks air in) -1 120mm high flow black and orange case fan (mounted on back) -1 owners manual -Necessary Mylar motherboard panels -Key 3 case sticker -A case bracket which I never found a use for -Tool-less drive bay mounts -Generic motherboard I/O port shield -A biga*s pack of case screws, tie wraps ,and other accessories.
Aesthetics
The overall case looks great.  The window too is awesome, with the Thermaltake engraving in the lower part, and the original cut which makes it pleasingly different from the cheaper cases which only sport a boring square window. The paint job on mine was perfect, with no irregularities anywhere, as where the logos painted on the bezel. Not a scratch to be seen in the window either.
Components
The frame of this case is entirely made of steel, hence very resistant, but also a tad heavier than other cases.
The front bezel is made out of plastic, with the little flaps being all brushed aluminum. The mesh on the drive bays and fan appear to be aluminum too, although I am no metallurgist.
The side window is made out of acrylic, with the vent hole made out of the same material as the front drive mesh, held with plastic pressure pegs.
Features
The interior of the bezel is entirely filtered by foamy filters on the drive bays, and the front 120 mm fan is filtered with a tight nylon mesh, which allows for more that reasonable airflow while still doing it’s job. All the air filters are removable for easy cleaning. Anybody who has worked in an old PC knows how much dust can clog up in there, and how hot those stuffy, dusty cases get, so filtering is really a plus. Although it isn’t to everyone’s taste, the front bezel looks mean, and in general feels sturdy enough. However, since the front part’s hinges allow the bezel to be removed entirely, there is a tiny bit of slack on the hinge side.
As I said before the window is very stylish and of great construction quality, and it fits flush with the edge around it, which adds to it’s coolness. It can also be locked, which is useful for safely storing stuff in your case like all LAN gamers do. On the side is a vent hole which is covered by mesh, and that is a perfect fit for 92 (or 90) mm fans. I have seen some confusion on some reviews about this, but trust me, this a 92 mm slot, and not an 80 mm. For enhanced airflow and because 9 cm LED fans are incredibly hard to find, I decided to buy a 90 to 120 mm fan adaptor and mount a bigger fan in there. The slot is nicely positioned over where most motherboards mount their processors, so an additional fan will give an additional performance boost to your CPU cooler which already has LOTS of place to breath.
The drive bays and PCI slots are all tool-less, practical for tinkerers or for a quick swap of drives to say, lend a DVD drive to a friend. Note that the drives cannot be removed unless the front bezel is unlocked, which prevents theft at LAN parties and such.
The drive bay, which can hold up to four 3.5 inch hard drives, is removable, but to my disappointment is not tool-less. In the end, I guess normal people don’t swap hard drives enough times per weeks to justify this.
This case, as many other Thermaltakes, is equipped with a small panel at the top which allows for easy access to firewire, 2x USB and audio in and out ports. The panel is made of somewhat cheap plastic, but still looks fine and does the job well. Some people find it pretty awkwardly placed too.
The underside of the case is also equipped with retractable feet, which in my book should be standard in every case. When retracted, the case is as steady as if it were placed on it’s side.
Performance
Do not be worried about the airflow in this case. Although I does not have as much venting as it’s bigger brother the Armor full tower, it still packs a pretty good punch. The two fans respectively push and pull a 50-something CFM airflow, and cooling is further enhanced with the side vent and possibility of adding a third fan.
Rants
-The key that is used to lock both front bezel and side window are generic keys that can be VERY easily imitated and access is then very easy. For security freaks, although I have not tested it yet, I think that a cabinet lock of the same dimension could be swapped for the original one. -As stylish as they are, the flaps have no way of closing properly, and therefor open at will. There are some magnets, but they really don’t do much. Stronger
Conclusion
For the gamer which brings his box to 3 LANs per month, the enthusiast that wants more that his ugly whitebox case, or for just anybody who wants a case that looks cool and pumps some massive air without shelling out for those bigger full towers, this case is for you. Skeptics be assured, this is plenty of space for your elite gaming rig, even if you plan on building a system with huge components such as the 8800 series video cards: compatibility is almost assured, to the exception of the larger Asus GTX versions which need a bit of trimming on the hard drive bay to fit. It’s visually appealing, efficient at a cooling, and silent… want some fries with that?
Links
-Official Thermaltake page -My personal unboxing photoset -3DGameMan Reviews the Armor Jr </span>


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#include <ReaderQos.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| RTPS_DllAPI | ReaderQos () |
| virtual RTPS_DllAPI | ~ReaderQos () |
| RTPS_DllAPI void | setQos (const ReaderQos &readerqos, bool first_time) |
| Set Qos from another class. More... | |
| RTPS_DllAPI bool | checkQos () |
| Check if the Qos values are compatible between each other. More... | |
| RTPS_DllAPI bool | canQosBeUpdated (ReaderQos &qos) |
| Check if the Qos can be update with the values provided. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| DurabilityQosPolicy | m_durability |
| Durability Qos, implemented in the library. More... | |
| DeadlineQosPolicy | m_deadline |
| Deadline Qos, NOT implemented in the library. More... | |
| LatencyBudgetQosPolicy | m_latencyBudget |
| Latency Budget Qos, NOT implemented in the library. More... | |
| LivelinessQosPolicy | m_liveliness |
| Liveliness Qos, implemented in the library. More... | |
| ReliabilityQosPolicy | m_reliability |
| ReliabilityQos, implemented in the library. More... | |
| OwnershipQosPolicy | m_ownership |
| Ownership Qos, NOT implemented in the library. More... | |
| DestinationOrderQosPolicy | m_destinationOrder |
| Destinatio Order Qos, NOT implemented in the library. More... | |
| UserDataQosPolicy | m_userData |
| UserData Qos, NOT implemented in the library. More... | |
| TimeBasedFilterQosPolicy | m_timeBasedFilter |
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| PresentationQosPolicy | m_presentation |
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| PartitionQosPolicy | m_partition |
| Partition Qos, implemented in the library. More... | |
| TopicDataQosPolicy | m_topicData |
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| GroupDataQosPolicy | m_groupData |
| GroupData Qos, NOT implemented in the library. More... | |
| DurabilityServiceQosPolicy | m_durabilityService |
| Durability Service Qos, NOT implemented in the library. More... | |
| LifespanQosPolicy | m_lifespan |
| Lifespan Qos, NOT implemented in the library. More... | |
Class ReaderQos, contains all the possible Qos that can be set for a determined Subscriber.
Although these values can be set and are transmitted during the Endpoint Discovery Protocol, not all of the behaviour associated with them has been implemented in the library. Please consult each of them to check for implementation details and default values.
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| RTPS_DllAPI bool canQosBeUpdated | ( | ReaderQos & | qos | ) |
Check if the Qos can be update with the values provided.
This method DOES NOT update anything.
| qos | Reference to the new qos. |
| RTPS_DllAPI bool checkQos | ( | ) |
Check if the Qos values are compatible between each other.
| RTPS_DllAPI void setQos | ( | const ReaderQos & | readerqos, |
| bool | first_time | ||
| ) |
Set Qos from another class.
| readerqos | Reference from a ReaderQos object. |
| first_time | Boolean indicating whether is the first time (If not some parameters cannot be set). |
| DeadlineQosPolicy m_deadline |
Deadline Qos, NOT implemented in the library.
| DestinationOrderQosPolicy m_destinationOrder |
Destinatio Order Qos, NOT implemented in the library.
| DurabilityQosPolicy m_durability |
Durability Qos, implemented in the library.
| DurabilityServiceQosPolicy m_durabilityService |
Durability Service Qos, NOT implemented in the library.
| GroupDataQosPolicy m_groupData |
GroupData Qos, NOT implemented in the library.
| LatencyBudgetQosPolicy m_latencyBudget |
Latency Budget Qos, NOT implemented in the library.
| LifespanQosPolicy m_lifespan |
Lifespan Qos, NOT implemented in the library.
| LivelinessQosPolicy m_liveliness |
Liveliness Qos, implemented in the library.
| OwnershipQosPolicy m_ownership |
Ownership Qos, NOT implemented in the library.
| PartitionQosPolicy m_partition |
Partition Qos, implemented in the library.
| PresentationQosPolicy m_presentation |
Presentation Qos, NOT implemented in the library.
| ReliabilityQosPolicy m_reliability |
ReliabilityQos, implemented in the library.
| TimeBasedFilterQosPolicy m_timeBasedFilter |
Time Based Filter Qos, NOT implemented in the library.
| TopicDataQosPolicy m_topicData |
Topic Data Qos, NOT implemented in the library.
| UserDataQosPolicy m_userData |
UserData Qos, NOT implemented in the library.


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The girl-next-door has grown up. Sandra Bullock takes a brave dramatic leap as a drunk stumbling on her way to sobriety in this contemporary cautionary tale. Written by Susannah Grant ("Erin Brockovich"), the story begins with Sandra reeling around Mahattan in a boozy haze. She's a drinking, drugging party girl and the debauchery never stops, even at the wedding of her sister (Elizabeth Perkins). But when she swipes a limo and crashes it into the front porch of a house, she gets a DUI and 28 days in court-ordered rehab. And that's a real awakening. Defensive and heavily into denial, she first has to be convinced that she is, indeed, an addict. Then she has to want to live a different life, even if that means ditching her good-time boy-friend (Dominic West) who'd like to marry her. But the core of the story takes place in the rehab community, where she meets a motley assortment of characters including her counselor (Steve Buscemi), heroin-addicted roommate (Azura Skye), an irresistible gay German (Alan Tudyk) - who has the best dialogue in the picture - and a testosterone-laden baseball player (Viggo Mortensen). Yet the vision of director Betty Thomas seems unfocused, skipping from slapstick comedy to fuzzy memory flashbacks, from a silly riff on soap operas to a romance that never develops, all within the serious substance-abuse concept. Think of capturing the gallows humor of "Girl, Interrupted." On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "28 Days" is a scrambled 7. But Sandra Bullock shines. She's a revelation, delivering a compelling, surprisingly convincing performance after her recent falters in "Hope Floats" and "Forces of Nature." Even when she's bruised and battered, she's beautiful, bringing a haunting sadness to her portrayal.
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My Water Pal is an idea come to life on this web application, to allow users to track their daily intake of water. The purpose for this application is to allow and encourage users to reach their daily water consumption goal to ensure a healthy lifestyle. Below you will find information to the importance of a certain amount of water per day alongside the health benefits it provides. You can also meet the team behind My Water Pal further along.
Drinking Water Helps Maintain the Balance of Body Fluids. Your body is composed of about 60% water. The functions of these bodily fluids include digestion, absorption, circulation, creation of saliva, transportation of nutrients, and maintenance of body temperature. Considering this, to replenish the water lost due to these functions is a must, if the body doesn’t get water then these functions won’t be able to do what they do to enable your body to survive.
Below are the harms of not drinking enough water:
Now that we have you worried about what happens when you dont drink enough water, we will inform you on the benefits. Aside from doing the opposite of what is mentioned above, here are a few more benefits of drinking lots of water:
The team consists of two members; Mukhtar Mohammed and Shaqil Ali. The idea behind My Water Pal was created by both members when trying to come up with a mobile web application to benefit people in terms of providing a healthy lifestyle. Health is a very broad subject but the amount of water people consume, whether it be a lot or too little, we wanted to look at what something surrounding the daily water intake. This concept was something that resonated with both members and thus, My Water Pal was created.


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Ivanauskas propels Colgate over CSU Northridge 64-56
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - Rapolas Ivanauskas totaled 16 points and 13 rebounds for his first double-double of the season and Colgate rallied past Cal State-Northridge 64-56 on Sunday.
Tucker Richardson added 15 points for the Raiders (3-3). Richardson nailed 5 of 6 shots, including 3 of 4 from 3-point range. Richardson’s teammates shot just 29% overall (17 of 59). The other four Colgate starters hit just 12 of 48 shots (25%).
Terrell Gomez topped the Matadors with 12 points, but he hit just 6 of 17 shots. Michael Ou, Darius Brown II and reserves Elijah Harkless and Lance Coleman II all scored 10. Harkless had a team-high seven rebounds.
The Raiders shot just 34% from the floor, including 12 of 44 from distance (27%). CSU Northridge connected on 44% of its shots but just 13% (3 of 13) from long range.
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FILM TITLE: AMERICAN FRIENDS DIRECTOR: TRISTRAN POWELL COUNTRY: ENGLAND 1992 CINEMATOGRAPHY: PHILIP BONHAM-CARTER MUSIC: GEORGES DELERUE CAST: Michael Palin, Trini Alvarado, Connie Booth. SUPER FEATURES: Michael Palin, of course.
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If one was a Monty Python fan, one still follows the footsteps of the many actors and writers it had in its midst. And it is easy to see why they made it, since they are indeed a group of good actors that are interested in doing their work very well, albeit off the wall. Michael Palin is excellent, and like A FISH NAMED WANDA, is very smooth and believable. And this film, is actually very nicely written and rather subtle in how the story comes about.
And in the process it drops a scathing attack on one of England's oldest institutions of higher learning and its idiotic belief that men must live with men in order to preserve higher education.
This makes a good theme for Palin, who is well educated and read of a gentleman. The story is actually based on the memoirs of his father who left the chance to become president of the Oxford college in order to take up with an American girl whom he has come to like very much despite the fact that the new president is the hypocrite that got her pregnant, and violates the rules of the college many times.
On a holiday, into the Swiss alps, this educator (Palin) takes a vacation and comes to meet an American girl (Trini Alvarado) and her mother (Connie Booth). The mother is making the rounds trying to find a husband, and in doing so, the daughter is left behind at times, although the mother does mean well. In the process the young girl is the one who is falling in love with the educator, as is the mother, but their situation seems hopeless until they visit the college and get taken up by another educator (the new candidate) who proceeds to take advantage of the desperate young girl, while the mother is trying to land the best suitable candidate for the job. But it is an impossible situation because the college does not allow the men to marry, or to get involved with women, one of the old rules that stands to be dropped. Palin's stand is a bit on the old traditional values, and he is afraid of making a decision. But in the end he makes the right one, because we have a Michael Palin and a wonderful story to tell.
Very nice film. slow at times, because the old institution is dusty and in need of a good shakedown, but a real nice little film.
3 of 5 GIBLOONS December 1993 Copyright (c) Pedro Sena 1994
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2019-05-20 * Revision: 139 - generate !trem1!...!trem4! decorations in stead of !-/!...!-////! when options.t is given. 2019-05-15 * Revision: 138 - allow for different xml <divisions> values per measure. previously only one <divisions> value per part was honoured. (reported by David Webber) 2019-05-11 * Revision: 137 - better parsing of the xml part-list - better rounding compatibility with javascript version 2019-05-10 * Revision: 136 - changed license to LGPL 2019-01-10 * Revision: 135 - new option --stems: translate MusicXML stem elements A change in stem direction outputs [I:stemdir ..] with the new direction. Changes are determined per voice. * Revision: 134 - fingering annotations of notes in a chord go before that chord in ABC. (string annotations in a tab staff remain with the notes in the chord) - do not reverse order of decorations in addChord 2019-01-08 * Revision: 133 - bug: a rest in a group of beamed notes would previously stop the beam - the staff of a direction is the staff to which we allocated the voice in question (not the staff that follows from xml code). This matters when a voice migrates to a different staff, while the original staff still has directions. 2019-01-01 * Revision: 132 - handle case where <per-minute> element (metronome) does not contain a number 2018-12-17 * Revision: 131 - handle case where staff allocation results in staff without voices 2018-12-14 * Revision: 130 - also remember Music.lastnote when it is a rest (repairs exception when a slur starts on a rest as first note in the score) * Revision: 129 - bug: writing binary string to stdout in python3 - always write abc files with utf-8 encoding (drop preference for latin-1) 2018-12-03 * Revision: 128 - close hanging measure-repeats (started but no stop) 2018-11-14 * Revision: 127 - delete leading and trailing space from the concatenated <words> text * Revision: 126 - do not skip invisible notes, translate them into invisible rests 2018-11-05 * Revision: 125 - implement translation of the <metronome> element - concatenate multiple words-elements - allow extension .musicxml - do not handle tuplets inside a grace sequence - accept floating point <alter> elements - bug: time should never become negative (incTime with bad <backup> elements) - bug: set of voicenumbers is empty when a whole part has no <note> elements. Taking the minimum of this empty set raised an exception 2018-11-04 * Revision: 124 - avoid loading instrument 0 2018-10-14 * Revision: 123 - corrections in the ABC code of the tutorial 2018-09-28 * Revision: 122 - added translation for missing modern diatonic modes (dorian, phrygian etc) - improved version translation in compilescript * Revision: 121 - added new module for automatic compilation of win32 binary with wine and pyinstaller - changed compile scripts to use the new module and to clean up intermediate files and directories 2018-09-23 * Revision: 120 - replaced manual version numbers by mercurial revision numbers, automatically added during compilation - replaced handwritten changelog by one automtically generated by mercurial, based on the revision descriptions. - all revision descriptions before revision 119 are in Dutch ...


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At a high level the Media SDK supports the following functionality:
- API to upload public media (available to anyone with the hard-to-guess URL)
- API to upload private media (available to authenticated media owner or to unauthenticated users via an expiring, short lived URL provided by the media owner)
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CrawlerDetect is a PHP class for detecting bots/crawlers/spiders via the user agent and http_from header. Currently able to detect 1,000's of bots/spiders/crawlers.
Run composer require jaybizzle/crawler-detect 1.*
or add "jaybizzle/crawler-detect" :"1.*"
to your composer.json
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use Jaybizzle\CrawlerDetect\CrawlerDetect;
$CrawlerDetect = new CrawlerDetect;
// Check the user agent of the current 'visitor'
if($CrawlerDetect->isCrawler()) {
// true if crawler user agent detected
}
// Pass a user agent as a string
if($CrawlerDetect->isCrawler('Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Sosospider/2.0; +http://help.soso.com/webspider.htm)')) {
// true if crawler user agent detected
}
// Output the name of the bot that matched (if any)
echo $CrawlerDetect->getMatches();
If you find a bot/spider/crawler user agent that CrawlerDetect fails to detect, please submit a pull request with the regex pattern added to the $data
array in Fixtures/Crawlers.php
and add the failing user agent to tests/crawlers.txt
.
Failing that, just create an issue with the user agent you have found, and we'll take it from there :)
If you would like to use this with Laravel 4/5, please see Laravel-Crawler-Detect
To use this library with Symfony 2/3/4, check out the CrawlerDetectBundle.
To use this library with the YII2 framework, check out yii2-crawler-detect.
To use this library with NodeJS or any ES6 application based, check out es6-crawler-detect.
To use this library in a Python project, check out crawlerdetect.
To use this library in a .net standard (including .net core) based project, check out NetCrawlerDetect.
To use this library with the Nette framework, checkout NetteCrawlerDetect.
To use this library with Ruby on Rails or any Ruby-based application, check out crawler_detect gem.
Parts of this class are based on the brilliant MobileDetect


Watch Heartwarming Moment US Judge Hold Lawyer’s Baby as He Swears Her In
A video uploaded online might shatter your stereotype of appropriate courtroom behavior.
A video showing Tennessee Court of Appeals Judge Richard Dinkins swearing in newly-graduated lawyer Juliana Lamar was uploaded to social media and quickly went viral.
In the video, the judge rocks Lamar’s 1-year old son Beckham on his hip as he reads the oath to Lamar. Between the judge’s ceremonial robes and big eyeglasses, the situation makes Dinkins look like a loving granny.
Lamar, who just recently graduated from Belmont University College of Law, said it was the judge’s idea to take the baby to the ceremony.
“I am so glad he did because to have my son take part in one of the greatest moments of my life was truly a blessing,” she said, according to The Hill.
Prior to her graduation, Lamar worked at Dinkins’s office as a clerk and she calls the judge a “a guiding light during my legal career,” adding that Dinkins supported her as she coped with studying and taking care of a newborn at the same time.
"The pressure I felt was horrible, and I hope it has led my law school to rethink its policies for future mothers," Lamar said.


Bayelsa poll: Group commends INEC, military on conduct
by https://www.facebook.com/alao.h.joshuaAgency Reporter
The Transition Monitoring Group (TMG) on Saturday hailed the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for the conduct of the Governorship election in Bayelsa.
Mr Niengi James, South-South Coordinator of the Non-governmental Organisation, made the commendation in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Yenagoa after monitoring the election.
James, who also commended the conduct of the Nigerian Army personnel, described it as the “most peaceful”.
He said:“Firstly, the security situation was very impressive compared to what we used to have in previous elections.
Read Also: We’ve reservations about ongoing guber poll, Bayelsa govt
“I give INEC 90 per cent in the distribution of non-sensitive and sensitive materials; it has been orderly and smooth.
“I also commend the military because they really did their work according to the rules of engagement.
“Today’s election is among the most peaceful election in the history of Bayelsa.
“I observed the process at Nembe, Ward 2, polling unit 2, 3,6, 11, and 12. I also observed in Ward 1, polling unit 10.
“Other areas I visited include Nembe-Basangbiri, ward 5, unit 1, 2, 5 and ward 4 all in Nembe local government area of Bayelsa.
“My suggestion for INEC in case of next election should improve in area logistics for the police and other security agencies.”
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R codes for the (adaptive) Sum of Powered Score ('SPU' and 'aSPU') tests, inverse variance weighted Sum of Powered score ('SPUw' and 'aSPUw') tests and gene-based and some pathway based association tests (Pathway based Sum of Powered Score tests ('SPUpath'), adaptive 'SPUpath' ('aSPUpath') test, 'GEEaSPU' test for multiple traits - single 'SNP' (single nucleotide polymorphism) association in generalized estimation equations, 'MTaSPUs' test for multiple traits - single 'SNP' association with Genome Wide Association Studies ('GWAS') summary statistics, Gene-based Association Test that uses an extended 'Simes' procedure ('GATES'), Hybrid Set-based Test ('HYST') and extended version of 'GATES' test for pathway-based association testing ('GATES-Simes'). ). The tests can be used with genetic and other data sets with covariates. The response variable is binary or quantitative. Summary; (1) Single trait-'SNP' set association with individual-level data ('aSPU', 'aSPUw', 'aSPUr'), (2) Single trait-'SNP' set association with summary statistics ('aSPUs'), (3) Single trait-pathway association with individual-level data ('aSPUpath'), (4) Single trait-pathway association with summary statistics ('aSPUsPath'), (5) Multiple traits-single 'SNP' association with individual-level data ('GEEaSPU'), (6) Multiple traits- single 'SNP' association with summary statistics ('MTaSPUs'), (7) Multiple traits-'SNP' set association with summary statistics('MTaSPUsSet'), (8) Multiple traits-pathway association with summary statistics('MTaSPUsSetPath').
| Version: | 1.48 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0), gee, MASS, mvtnorm, fields, matrixStats |
| Suggests: | knitr |
| Published: | 2017-06-24 |
| Author: | Il-Youp Kwak and others (See Author(s) in each function manual) |
| Maintainer: | Il-Youp Kwak <ikwak at umn.edu> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/ikwak2/aSPU |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | aSPU results |
| Reference manual: | aSPU.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
gene - multitrait aSPU with GWAS Summary Statistics aSPU with GWAS Summary Statistics |
| Package source: | aSPU_1.48.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: aSPU_1.48.zip, r-release: aSPU_1.48.zip, r-oldrel: aSPU_1.48.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: aSPU_1.48.tgz, r-oldrel: aSPU_1.48.tgz |
| Old sources: | aSPU archive |
| Reverse depends: | MiSPU |
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This Guy Hacked Together a DIY Cable Release for His Point-and-Shoot
by DL CadeThere are any number of ways to trigger a digital camera remotely: from IR remotes to smartphone apps. But if you’re a bit more old fashioned, then Instructables user Steloherd has hacked together something you might like even better.
Not satisfied with the USB cable release available for his Ricoh GR II, and still one of the few folks holding out against our smartphone overlords (bravo), Steloherd created a DIY mechanical shutter release for his camera that attaches via the hot shoe.
You can find full step-by-step instructions for recreating this contraption over on Instructables, but it would be fairly easy to “reverse engineer” the attachment, even if all you had were photos of the final product.
All you need is a 1/4″-20 screw, an accessory ‘foot’ for your hot shoe, an aluminium arm, a steel spring plate, and any mechanical remote release. For tools, he used a hacksaw, file, drill & bits, pliers, and sandpaper, as well as a male and female M3 thread cutter.
Admittedly, there was some modification and metal work to be done here, so this isn’t a weekend project for the novice shooter. But if you’re up to it, you’ll end up with a mechanical cable release for your digital camera, even if it doesn’t have a threaded shutter button:
If you want to try and replicate this project at home, head over to the Instructables page where you’ll find detailed step-by-step instructions that will guide you through the whole process. And if you’re a bit daunted by the scope here, don’t worry; Steloherd was kind enough to offer a few easier “alternative” instructions and materials at the bottom of that page.
(via Hackaday)
Image credits: All images by Steloherd via Instructables, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0


With the return of the cold winter weather Which? Magazine’s damp expert David Prince (founder of dampexpert.com) highlights single-room ventilation solutions for controlling condensation and mould problems
(Original article on Construction Magazine)The return of the cold winter weather is again likely to see an increase in condensation and mould problems. Greater public awareness of health issues associated with mould growth, together with high profile media attention, has seen an increase in disputes between tenants and landlords over the habitability of properties. In some cases this has led to the involvement of Environmental Health and tenants being re-housed.
Controlled ventilation remains one of the most effective way of tackling condensation and preventing mould problems. Dampexpert.com offers various ventilation and mould control solutions and is the UK distributor for ‘Ultrovent’ and the new ‘DX 80’ single room heat recovery unit.
Ultrovent is a range of passive ventilation units capable of removing up to 2.8 litres of water from a property over a 24 hour period. The units are powered only by the differential vapour pressure associated with condensation, making them one of the most environmentally friendly ventilation units available. The filter at the core of the Ultrovent encourages damp air to escape while reducing cold draughts through the innovative high-impact polystyrene ventilation duct.
The ‘DX 80’ heat recovery unit is a powerful single room solution for condensation and mould control. The unit offers an impressive 80% heat recovery and has a whisper-quiet trickle mode making it suitable for installation in living rooms and bedrooms as well as kitchens and bathrooms. The ‘DX 80’ is provided with humidity sensor and an optional light sensor that overrides the unit’s boost setting at night time.
Condensation occurs when moisture laden air comes into contact with cold surfaces. Water is released when the relative humidity reaches 100% and the atmosphere becomes unable to hold all the water vapour held within it. This can occur on an external wall or window, or even a cold layer within the fabric of a property.
Damp Expert will be launching a number of new products in the New Year and is seeking to increase the number of distributors. If you are interested in becoming a distributor then contact Susie Toms at Susie@dampexpert.com


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dls = get_ts_dls(X, y, tfms=tfms, splits=splits, batch_tfms=batch_tfms)
learn = ts_learner(dls, InceptionTime, cbs=MixUp1d(0.4))
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tfms = [None, TSCategorize()]
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learn = ts_learner(dls, InceptionTime, cbs=IntraClassCutMix1d())
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batch_tfms = TSStandardize()
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I worked at Philips for 11 years because it was a great company with a solid growth path. I started in Material Planning and ultimately transitioned to Supply Chain Project Manager. As my focus was always in new product innovation, I had the privilege to work with some of the world’s best and brightest engineers to create industry leading and lifesaving Ultrasound devices. In my time I managed OEM component lifecycles, drove vendor selection and make/buy analysis, ensured supply chain readiness for releases and lead manufacturing location strategy. In my time at Philips I also completed my Bachelors in Management and Operations from WSU (Go Cougs!)
I went on to work as Director of Product, Platform at Sterling Talent Solutions, a SaaS cloud solution for background screening and onboarding that is used by over 25K customers and 25% of fortune 500 customers. When I came to Sterling Talent Solutions I was head of the Professional Services department, which gave me an opportunity to be customer facing and run my own P&L. I transitioned to Product a couple years later to develop a set of self-service configuration tools. I like to design, develop and release highly technical front/back-end solutions, but it was also rewarding to be a part of a company that helps to make the world a safer place to live.
Since 2019 I've been able to apply my skillset at Amazon as a Sr. Technical Program Manager delivering technology that developers use to make thousands of skills for Alexa. Roughly 10 years ago when Alexa was starting out, all the features for Alexa were developed exclusively by Amazon developers and it became clear that to make Alexa the most useful AI assistant, Amazon would need to take advantage of the hundreds of thousands of developers that want to build apps (or “skills”) for Alexa. When I joined, I developed a toolkit for these developers to help them obtain “name-free invocations”, which is the ability to have Alexa open a 3rd party skill without having to invoke it by name, and ensure the experience is high quality for end-customers. The effort evolved into monetization for suggested skills. Currently I am involved with improving toolsets that developers use to make Alexa highly conversational.
The most challenging and important job is being a father to my two children, 13 and 11. My wife and I just celebrated our 18th year anniversary. My hobby is to play the bagpipes when I get time to practice.
Sr. Technical Program Manager | Alexa Skills Developer Tech


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