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This website is created by Lukas Drukteinis, as a task for company "CubiCasa", to learn the the context of their product.


nevermined_sdk_py.config module¶
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class
nevermined_sdk_py.config.
Config
(filename=None, options_dict=None, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
configparser.ConfigParser
Class to manage the nevermined-sdk-py configuration.
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property
auth_token_expiration
¶
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property
auth_token_message
¶
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property
downloads_path
¶ Path for the downloads of assets.
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property
gas_limit
¶ Ethereum gas limit.
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property
gateway_url
¶ URL of gateway component. (e.g.): http://mygateway:8030.
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property
keeper_path
¶ Path where the keeper-contracts artifacts are allocated.
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property
keeper_url
¶ URL of the keeper. (e.g.): http://mykeeper:8545.
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property
metadata_url
¶ URL of metadata component. (e.g.): http://mymetadata:5000.
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property
parity_address
¶ Parity address. (e.g.): 0x00bd138abd70e2f00903268f3db08f2d25677c9e.
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property
parity_password
¶ Parity password for your address. (e.g.): Mypass.
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property
parity_url
¶ URL of parity client. (e.g.): http://myparity:8545.
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property
secret_store_url
¶ URL of the secret store component. (e.g.): http://mysecretstore:12001.
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property
storage_path
¶ Path to save the current execution of the service agreements and restart if needed.
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property
web3_provider
¶ Web3 provider
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property


Hugo and the Implausibly Old Timestamp
Management of one of my blogs is handled through a variety of shell scripts. I have a script for executing hugo
to rebuild the site and copy the output of the public
directory to the folder where Nginx hosts it, for example. One of my scripts creates a tarball of the site and uses rsync
to copy it to another server so that, if my VPS blows up, I can easily retrieve the backup.
After composing yesterday’s post, though, I ran into an error with the backup script. It basically runs the following:
tar -zvcf /home/fail/backups/failti_me.tar.gz blog
This started throwing a warning:
tar: blog/public: implausibly old time stamp 1754-08-30 16:53:05.128654848 -0550
It claimed the public directory where Hugo publishes the compiled site contents to was created in 1754… which is probably a bit older than seems plausible. My blog still published correctly; it was only tar
being salty about the weird timestamp. I used stat
to check the directory and confirmed that the timetsamp on when it was modified was completely borked:
stat blog/public/
That told me:
File: blog/public/ Size: 4096 Blocks: 8 IO Block: 4096 directory Device: fc01h/64513d Inode: 512063 Links: 73 Access: (0755/drwxr-xr-x) Uid: ( 1000/ john) Gid: ( 1000/ john) Access: 2020-07-21 18:58:28.669384769 -0500 Modify: 1754-08-30 16:53:05.128654848 -0550 Change: 2020-07-21 18:58:28.189382080 -0500 Birth: -
After some searches online I found the following GitHub issue thread confirming that plenty of people other than me were seeing the same problem and that it was still present in the current version of Hugo. While I had initially been confused as to why I suddenly started seeing this now since I hadn’t upgraded Hugo or anything like that, I saw a few comments indicating that placing items in Hugo’s static directory seemed to trigger the issue; I had placed an image there from my last post, and it was the first addition to that directory in quite a while. With some additional searching and testing, I verified I could do the following to simply ignore the warning from tar
:
tar -zvcf /home/fail/backups/failti_me.tar.gz blog --warning=no-timestamp
I didn’t like the idea of having such a wonky date on my filesystem; as a result, I started searching for how I could fix it by manually adjusting the “Modify” timestamp. touch
seemed like a likely candidate, and after reviewing the man page I saw that there was a -t
flag for it which would allow me to manually specify the timestamp. I basically just wanted to set it to the current time so I added the following to the my script which recompiles the site, placing it after the build and before rsync
ing the contents of the public directory to the Nginx directory.
STUPID=$(date "+%y%m%d%H%M")
touch -t $STUPID /home/john/blog/public/
Sure enough, after running this the resulting tar
command has no qualms. Likewise, re-running the stat
command from above shows the current date and time as the modified time on the directory. I really hope this bug gets fixed soon since it seems to have been around for a hot minute, but at least I have a workaround for the time being.


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PWG February, 2007 F2F
Meeting
I. When/Where
The PWG F2F meeting will be held on February 19-20, 2006 at the Wailea Beach Marriott Resort on the
island of
at the same venue on February, 21-23.
Meeting and Hotel Address:
3700 Wailea
Alanui
Wailea Maui,
Hawaii 96753
Phone: 1-808-879-1922
Fax: 1-808-874-7888
For your convenience, we have arranged sleeping accommodations at the
same hotel. The room rate is $205.00/night for single or double occupancy.
This rate is exclusive of applicable state and local taxes which are
11.416%. To make reservations, please call the hotel directly at
+1-808-879-1922, or toll free at +1-800-367-2960. When you make
reservations, please mention the PWG, IEEE-ISTO, or Printer Working Group
to get the preferred rate.
We encourage you
to make your reservations early. The cut-off date
for this rate/block is 5:00pm
season.
Please note check-in time is 4:00pm and check out time is 12:00pm.
Also note, the charges for 3rd/4th room occupant +18yrs old is $40/person.
The reduced group rate is available 3 days before and 3 days after the
block date of 18 -
the time of reservation and the cancellation policy is 72 hours prior to
arrival.
Additional Fees:
-- Porterage gratuities are $9/person, round trip,
inclusive, and will be posted directly to the guest room.
-- Housekeeping gratuities are optional $3/day. (Be sure to stipulate
at check-in)
-- Parking charges are $7/day self-parking and $10/day valet parking
RESORT ACTIVITY PASSPORT:
$15 plus tax per person, per day which includes:
- Unlimited Local Phone Calls
- 20% Discount off Luau (up to 2 persons per room - standard seating only)
- 15% Discount on Laundry & Dry Cleaning Services
- 10% Discount on Food and Beverages per Day (Excluding Alcoholic
Beverages)
- 1 Liter Bottle of
- Bar & Grill, 2 Kids (12 and under) Eat Free for Breakfast For
Every Adult Entree Ordered
- 500 Marriott Reward Points per Stay
II. Meeting Registration
There will be a $80 per day meeting fee for this meeting.
This fee will be collected by the ISTO and will be managed in the same way as the
meeting fees for other previous PWG Face to Face meetings. Registration is required for this meeting.
If you are attending other meetings in additions to the PWG F2F please register for these at the same time.
PWG, TCG, P2600 meeting registration page
III.


| 007:137 Khan | : |
And We made the people who were considered weak to inherit the eastern parts of the land and the western parts thereof which We have blessed. And the fair Word of your Lord was fulfilled for the Children of Israel, because of their endurance. And We destroyed completely all the great works and buildings which Fir'aun (Pharaoh) and his people erected. |
| 007:137 Maulana | : |
And We made the people who were deemed weak to inherit the eastern lands and the western ones which We had blessed. And the good word of thy Lord was fulfilled in the Children of Israel -- because of their patience. And We destroyed what Pharaoh and his people had wrought and what they had built. |
| 007:137 Pickthal | : |
And We caused the folk who were despised to inherit the eastern parts of the land and the western parts thereof which We had blessed. And the fair word of thy Lord was fulfilled for the Children of Israel because of their endurance; and We annihilated (all) that Pharaoh and his folk had done and that they had contrived. |
| 007:137 Rashad | : |
We let the oppressed people inherit the land, east and west, and we blessed it. The blessed commands of your Lord were thus fulfilled for the Children of Israel, to reward them for their steadfastness, and we annihilated the works of Pharaoh and his people and everything they harvested. |
| 007:137 Sarwar | : |
We gave the suppressed people the blessed eastern and western regions as their inheritance. Thus, the promises of your Lord to the children of Israel all came true because of the patience which they exercised. He destroyed all the establishments of the Pharaoh and his people. |
| 007:137 Shakir | : |
And We made the people who were deemed weak to mhent the eastern lands and the western ones which We had blessed; and the good word of your Lord was fulfilled in the children of Israel because they bore up (sufferings) patiently; and We utterly destroyed what Firon and his people had wrought and what they built. |
| 007:137 Sherali | : |
And WE caused the people who were considered weak to inherit the eastern parts of the land and the western parts thereof, which WE blessed. And the gracious word of thy Lord was fulfilled for the Children of Israel because they were steadfast; and WE utterly destroyed all that Pharaoh and his people has built and all that they had erected. |
| 007:137 Yusufali | : |
And We made a people, considered weak (and of no account), inheritors of lands in both east and west, - lands whereon We sent down Our blessings. The fair promise of thy Lord was fulfilled for the Children of Israel, because they had patience and constancy, and We levelled to the ground the great works and fine buildings which Pharaoh and his people erected (with such pride). |
Concepts/Themes Covered: العمل > العمل الصالح > العمل المفضي إلى النجاح Action(Work)> The Good Deeds>Achtion which Leads to Success الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > نعم الله عليهم Religions>Children of Israel>Allah Gifts on them
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About
Fullstack web developer with a background in branding and graphic design and life-long dedication to learning. Effective at combining creativity and problem solving to develop user-friendly applications. Seeking a Jr. Developer position to apply my passion and professional experiences and contribute to bringing the company to another level.
Web Developer & UX/UI Designer.
- Website: www.rattanakleng.site
- Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- City: Seattle, WA
- Freelance: Available
- Resume
Skills
HTML
HTML
CSS
CSS
JavaScript
JavaScript
TypeScript
TypeScript
NodeJS
NodeJS
React
React
MySQL
MySQL
MongoDB
MongoDB
Sequalize
Sequalize
Mongoose
Mongoose
WordPress
WordPress
PHP
PHP
Figma
Figma
Photoshop
Photoshop
Illustrator
Illustrator
Indesign
Indesign
Resume
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Branding, signage, and graphic design for Samsung and Facebook/Oculus.
Education
Code Bootcamp Certificate
Sep 2020 - Mar 2021
University of Washington, Bellevue, WA
A 24-week intensive program focused on gaining technical programming skills in HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, JQuery, Bootstrap, Firebase, Node Js, MySQL, MongoDB, Express, Handelbars.js & ReactJS.
Bachelor of Art in Interior Design
Aug 2014 - May 2017
Washington State University, Pullman, WA
AS in Architectural Building Technology
Jan 2010 - Dec 2011
New England of Technology, East Greenwich, RI
Professional Experience
Web Developer (Volunteer)
May 2021 - Present
Wat Prachum Raingsey Association, Yelm, WA
- Design and develop a website (using React and Boostrap) for the association. Provide an effective way to pass on information about the association to the general public.
Interior Designer
May 2018 - Aug 2020
JPC Architects, Bellevue, WA
- Recognized by principal architects for the talent in graphic design and created graphic templates for tech companies such as Samsung and Oculus. The bold design and effected graphics allowed branding, signage teams, and the company itself to communicate their ideas easier and clearer to their intended audiences.
- Designed interior space and rendered design images using photoshop for clients who did not get the design concept and did not want to pay for 3D rendering.
- Produced schematic design, space planning, construction documents, FF&E schedule, and specifications.
Intern Interior Designer
Jun - Dec 2016
Lair Design, Seattle, WA
- Developed design concepts for staging projects, selected items and furniture for residential, commercial clients, and managed multiple vendors to ensure on-time delivery and correct installation based on the design proposal.
- Produced construction documents, FF&E schedules, and specifications.
Intern Interior Designer
May - Aug 2015
KDF Architects, Yakima, WA
- Created conceptual design, drafting, construction document, and 3D rendering.
- Managed and organized material library by making it more convenient for material searching.
Portfolio
- All Projects
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One-Vault
A MERN stack application. It allows users to save their usernames and passwords of any websites and applications in one place. Users can add, view, edit, and delete any passwords and usernames of websites by creating an account with One-Vault.
Repository Live PageStudent Managerment
This project incorporates handlebars to serve a front-end application with MySQL serving as the database to store the backend date. The application is reliant on handlebars for rendering HTML and JS to the front end.
Repository Live PageNote Taker
The app can be used to write, save, and delete notes and keep track of tasks need to complete. It builds with NodeJS Express. The note data save a JSON file.
Repository Live PageWeather Dashboard
The app allows users to check current and future weather conditions, temperature, humidity, wind speed, and the UV index for cities. This app developed with Server-Side OpenWeather API, https://openweathermap.org/api.
Repository Live PagePizza Logger
In this Pizza Logger application, the users can add and track their favorite pizza in the Menu section. In the Menu section, the user can delete or devour the pizzas from the list. After the user clicks Devour!, the selected pizza will appear in the Pizza Eaten Section. In the Pizza Enten section, the user can delete or move the pizzas back to the Menu
The application was created with MySQL, Node, Express, Handlebars, and a custom ORM.
Repository Live PageArchitectural Portfolio
This website was built for an architect using Bootstrap and JavaScript.
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A collection of UI design works in Figma.
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This portfolio is a collection of interior design projects. The portfolio was designed with Adobe Indesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator.
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This call returns "OK" string if successful, error description string if failed (see included InetLoad.cpp file for a full set of status strings). Usage and result processing samples are included to the package.
/PROXY - Overwrites current proxy settings, not required in most cases. IE settings will be used by default.
/USERNAME - Proxy username (http only).
/PASSWORD - Proxy password (http only). For server (http/ftp) authentication it is possible to use URL encoded name and password, for example<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/NOPROXY - Disables proxy settings for this connection (if any)
/NOCANCEL - Prevents download from being interrupted by user (locks Esc, Alt-F4, Cancel handling, removes sysmenu)
/CONNECTTIMEOUT - Sets INTERNET_OPTION_CONNECT_TIMEOUT, seconds, default - IE current parameter value.
/RECEIVETIMEOUT - Sets INTERNET_OPTION_RECEIVE_TIMEOUT, seconds, default - IE current parameter value.
/SILENT - Key hides plug-in' output (both popup dialog and embedded progress bar). Not required if 'SilentInstall silent' mode was defined in script (NSIS 2.03 or later).
/WEAKSECURITY - Ignore unknown and revoked certificates
/RESUME - On the permanent connection/transfer error instead of exit first displays message box with "resume download" question. Useful for dial-up connections and big files - allows user to restore connection and resume download. Default is "Your internet connection seems to have dropped out!\nPlease reconnect and click Retry to resume downloading...".
/CAPTION - Defines caption text for /BANNER mode, caption prefix (left of '-') for /POPUP mode and caption for RESUME MessageBox. Default is "InetLoad plug-in" if not set or "". 127 chars maximum.
/POPUP - This mode displays detailed download dialog instead of embedded progress bar. Also useful in .onInit function (i.e. not in Section). If HOST_ALIAS is not "", text will replace URL in the dialog - this allows to hide real URL (including password).
/MODERNPOPUP Like POPUP but with a design that looks less like Windows 3.11 The same rules applies for HOST_ALIAS.
/BANNER - Displays simple popup dialog (MSI Banner mode) and sets dialog TEXT (up to 3 lines using $\n).
/CANCELTEXT - Text for the Cancel button in the NSISdl mode. Default is NSIS dialog Cancel button text (current lang).
/QUESTION - Text for the optional MessageBox if user tries to cancel download. If /QUESTION "" was used default "Are you sure that you want to stop download?" will be substituted.
/USERAGENT - UserAgent http request header value. Default is "NSIS_Inetc (Mozilla)". 256 chars maximum.
/HEADER - Adds or replaces http request header. Common HEADER_TEXT format is "header: value".
/NOCOOKIES - Removes cookies from http request
/TOSTACK - Outputs the post/get/head response to the NSIS stack rather than to the file (specify an empty string for local_file1, local_file2 etc.)
/TOSTACKCONV -
Outputs the post/get/head response to the NSIS stack while converting character encodings:
ASCII -> Unicode for the Unicode plug-in build
Unicode -> ASCII for the ASCII plug-in build
/END - Allows to limit plug-in stack reading (optional, required if you stores other vars in the stack).
/TRANSLATE -
Allows translating plug-in text in the POPUP or NSISdl modes. 5 parameters for MODERNPOPUP, 8 parameters otherwise.
NSISdl mode parameters:
/TRANSLATE downloading connecting second minute hour plural progress remaining
With default values:
"Downloading %s" "Connecting ..." second minute hour s "%dkB (%d%%) of %dkB @ %d.%01dkB/s" "(%d %s%s remaining)"
POPUP mode parameters:
/TRANSLATE url downloading connecting file_name received file_size remaining_time total_time
With default values:
URL Downloading Connecting "File Name" Received "File Size" "Remaining Time" "Total Time"
MODERNPOPUP mode parameters:
/TRANSLATE downloading download_progress time_remaining download_speed cancel_button
With default values:
"Downloading file:" "Downloaded:" "Time remaining:" "Speed:" "Cancel"
Sets POST http mode and defines text string to be used in the POST (http only). Disables auto re-get. No char replaces used (%20 and others). If /FILE presents in command line, TEXT2POST is filename to be sent in POST request. Also 'Filename:' header will be added to HTTP headers.
Return value and parameters (if applicable) are the same as for previous entry point.
inetc::put "http://dl.zvuki.ru/6306/mp3/12.mp3" "$EXEDIR\12.mp3" \ "ftp://dl.zvuki.ru/6306/mp3/11.mp3" "$EXEDIR\11.mp3" Pop $0 inetc::put /BANNER "Cameron Diaz upload in progress..." \ "http://www.dreamgirlswallpaper.co.uk/fiveyearsonline/wallpaper/Cameron_Diaz/camerond09big.JPG" \ "$EXEDIR\cd.jpg" Pop $0 StrCmp $0 "OK" dlok MessageBox MB_OK|MB_ICONEXCLAMATION "http upload Error, click OK to abort installation" /SD IDOK Abort dlok: ...
Many thanks to Backland who offered a simple way to fix NSISdl mode crashes, added 'center parent' function, offers few nice design ideas and spent a lot of time testing the plug-in.
v<IP_ADDRESS> by Stuart 'Afrow UK' Welch
v<IP_ADDRESS>..v<IP_ADDRESS> by anders_k
"Modern" popup-dialog by Nadahar
See Contrib\inetc\inetc.cpp for changes.


Rush Hour A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 1998 Marty Mapes
**1/2 (out of 4)
Before I knew much about Chris Tucker, I found his schtick (high-pitched, super-fast trash talking) annoying. His sense of self-deprecation has allowed him to grow on me, and he is now one of my favorite comics.
Jackie Chan's schtick is, and always has been, amazing. His graceful and daring stunts always entertain.
Combining the two seems more like a cheap Hollywood gimmick than a stroke of inspiration. But whatever the motive, the outcome works. The two look like they had a great time with each other, and that genuine energy makes this otherwise-formula movie into something worth remembering.
Tucker is James Carter, an LAPD cop. He's not very good, but his ego doesn't know that. Carter ruins an undercover operation, blowing up the evidence in the process. True to Tucker's schtick, Carter can't even acknowledge the mistake. He has a million excuses and they are unleashed fast and furious.
Meanwhile, the FBI is investigating an international kidnaping in L.A. Their Chinese counterparts insist on sending their own agent Lee (Chan) to help with the investigation. The FBI sees Lee as more of a hindrance than a help, so they ask the police for someone to keep Lee busy. The LAPD is all too happy to get Carter out of their hair for a while.
Turns out Carter isn't too pleased about the babysitting job, and neither is Lee. The two team up to solve the crime themselves, with or without the support of the FBI or the LAPD.
The movie, thankfully, makes no pretense about why the audience is in the theater. It's not because of the plot or the conflict, it is only because of Chan and Tucker, and the filmmakers know it. The movie doesn't put us through any more plot than is necessary, and it gives us plenty of Chan's amazing stunts.
Most of Chan's so-called "American" movies of late (Mr. Nice Guy, Supercop, Rumble in the Bronx) were actually made a few years ago in Hong Kong, so if Chan seems to have aged a lot since his "last" movie, he has.
That doesn't mean he's lost his touch.
One of Chan's more amazing moves comes early in the film as he hops between vehicles in slow-moving traffic. The stunts don't look as physically challenging as some of his earlier ones, but they highlight the grace with which Chan can still move.
Tucker is funnier than ever. As I said, his sense of self-deprecation makes his annoying persona palatable, even tasty at times. His strutting ego won't hesitate to broadcast a victory or explain away a defeat. But his strutting is always an order of magnitude bigger than the actual accomplishment. You can't help but laugh both at Tucker and at all the other loudmouth braggarts in your life.
The two aren't a natural duo, but they do have some good scenes together. While waiting at a stakeout, they teach each other their best moves (to the tune of "War"). And in the tradition of Jackie Chan movies, there are outtakes at the end that show just how much fun Tucker and Chan had together.
And that's why this movie is worth seeing. Don't kid yourself. You're not going for the plot or the suspense.
You won't be disappointed.
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White House condemns Iran for 'lethal force' against protesters
The White House on Sunday condemned protest-hit Iran for using "lethal force" against demonstrators during unrest that left two dead - a civilian and a policeman - and saw authorities arrest dozens and restrict internet access.
"The United States supports the Iranian people in their peaceful protests against the regime that is supposed to lead them," White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said in a statement.
"We condemn the lethal force and severe communications restrictions used against demonstrators."
The unrest erupted on Friday, hours after it was announced that the price of gas would rise to 15 000 rials per liter (12 US cents) from 10 000 for the first 60 liters, and to 30 000 rials for any extra fuel bought after that each month.
It is a rise many consumers can ill afford, given that Iran's economy has been battered since May of last year, when President Donald Trump unilaterally withdrew the US from a 2015 nuclear agreement and reimposed crippling sanctions.
Access to the internet was restricted a day after the demonstrations broke out.
A policeman was shot in a clash with "rioters" in the western city of Kermanhshah on Saturday and died the following day, provincial police chief Ali Akbar Javidan said, according to IRNA state news agency.
Several people were also wounded and dozens arrested in the demonstrations that saw motorists block highways and others torch public property.
Some of the worst violence seen so far was in the central city of Sirjan, where acting governor Mohammad Mahmoudabadi said a civilian was killed and fuel stations were among the public property attacked and damaged.


I've built a pulse counter much like the example sketch for emonTxV2 on github I've just made modifications to support rotating micros() and compensation for my meeter's 100 pulses per kWh.
My output looks like this:
119272688,1,1582,1485
[micros(),emontx.pulse,totalPulses,emontx.power]
And with a simple python scipt i read this from serial and publish the emonx.puse (a deltaPulse value) and emontx.power to emoncms.org every 10 second.
My issue are how to set up the processing on emoncms for my deltaPulse value (likely just a 1 or a 0) to get the kWh/d and histogram to work.
One thing that would be really cool were if there could be ready made templates in emoncms for common inputs (Power, Pulses, Current and so on) that the user just could choose from.
Re: How to process kWh pulses in emoncms
If you could convert your pulse into watt hours, if your pulses are 100 pulses per kWh then for every 1 pulse you could sent the value 10.
You should be able to then use the input processor kwhinc_to_kwhd2, that should generate kwhd values.
To get the histogram to work you will need to calculate power in watts on the emontx itself and send that to emoncms which you can then use in the normal way to generate histogram data.
hope that helps
Re: How to process kWh pulses in emoncms
Hi.
Please allow me to hijack this thread, as I'm facing an issue that I think is similar.
I setup a sensor on my gas meter, to detect the turn of the least significant gear.
The TX increments a counter each time the gear gets to 0.
I don't want to send a frame only at each turn, because the RF link is not reliable enough. Hence the counter, that I send at least each minute, more if the wheel turns.
Example:
t val
7:12 29
7:13 29
7:14 29
7:15 30 <- if I miss this frame
7:16 30 <- I get this one a minute later, so the total is correct
7:17 30 only the power is a bit shifted in time
7:18 31
7:19 33
7:20 33
7:21 33
7:22 33
The issue with this is with the postprocessing.
The power calculation is the following: P = (val(n) - val (n-1)) / (t(n) - t(n-1))
This is wrong because the energy consumed during the whole last gear turn is attributed to the time interval between last frame and now, whereas it should be attributed to the time interval between last index change and now.
Two options:
- Only record input if the index actually changed. Keep post-processing as it is. This way, the power will be averaged on the whole period, which is the better precision we can have. I wanted to modify emoncms's code do this, but I'm realizing this might not be possible with timestore, right ?
- Record all inputs, then improve post-processing to be able to attribute the power to the whole time interval. This requires the capacity to go back in time to find the input time and value when the index last changed. Moreover, this means to be able to change the feed values a posteriori.
I don't think we can compute the power in the TX, because we don't know the power realtime. Only when the meter index increments do we get to know the power on the last time period.
I don't see a way to do this that does not break the code architecture of emoncms.
Trystan:
If you do this, for an input like
7:12 29
7:13 29
7:14 29
7:15 30
7:16 30
7:17 30
7:18 31
7:19 33
7:20 33
7:21 33
7:22 33
you'll get
7:12 ?
7:13 0
7:14 0
7:15 10
7:16 0
7:17 0
7:18 10
7:19 20
7:20 0
7:21 0
7:22 0
The power is not properly averaged. If the time interval is small, it can generate power peaks higher than the actual power of the boiler.
If viewed through a one hour period histogram, this may be averaged about correctly in real life use cases, but is thi satisfying ?
Just submitting my questions and doubts. I don't have a solution right now.
Re: How to process kWh pulses in emoncms
I just did a simple modification inspired from this. In fact, it should work with timestore. I just needed to get my head into the process model.
I modified the input() function to allow process functions to return NULL to stop the processing.
Then in pulse_diff function, I return NULL if the index has not changed. This way, the feed is modified only if the index is modified. The graphs are now going to look nice.
Here's the diff:
https://github.com/Jerome-github/emoncms_emoncms/commit/51644bc899c3e0fe...
As far as I understand it, this modification in input() should not affect any existing processing function, the merge should be safe.
We could modify kWh_to_power instead, but I don't think it would be a good idea. Consider a case where an index is sent on a regular basis, then you can expect to receive
In this case, losing the information that at time = 2h, nothing had been consumed would be a loss of information.
However, I believe the pulse_diff function is meant precisely for use cases where a pulse is sent each time a counter increases, not on a regular basis, so this should not be an issue, as an index will be sent for each pulse, which is the best resolution available.
I'll try it a bit then send a pull request when I'm happy with it.
One thing I don't like: the hardcoded "1" that stands for "if index increased by more than *1* times the number of seconds since last update, then there must have been a wraparound". It means that I assume my meter should not turn faster than *1* round per minute. This may depend on the meter and I'd like it to be an argument to the pulse_diff process, but unfortunately, it already has an argument, which is the feed to log the index to, and we need that too, to get the last value of the index and compute the power.
Edit: Actually, this approach is both complicated and wrong. I'll try to come back with a better one.
Re: How to process kWh pulses in emoncms
Hi, I have a gas meter and a KWh meter that send only a counter value ( i.e. 42 43 44 45 46 ...etc) every time the counter is incremented. I would like to convert those pulses to watts . Unfortunately the Arduino cannot send also a time information (since it is in low power mode and millis() does not work).
I thought also that I could send the counter value every 15 min, but then if a packet is loss I wouldn't have reliable watt hours.
I think that Emoncms has the time information about when the data has been received. I could do
(counter(1) - counter(0))*(time(1) - time(0)) and have the watt value
is it possible to do such a thing?
Thanks
Filippo


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Polygon spirals.
John Conway's Game of Life.
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| 013:003 Khan | : |
And it is He Who spread out the earth, and placed therein firm mountains and rivers and of every kind of fruits He made Zawjain Ithnain (two in pairs - may mean two kinds or it may mean: of two sorts, e.g. black and white, sweet and sour, small and big, etc.) He brings the night as a cover over the day. Verily, in these things, there are Ayat (proofs, evidences, lessons, signs, etc.) for people who reflect. |
| 013:003 Maulana | : |
And He it is who spread the earth, and made in it firm mountains and rivers. And of all fruits He has made in it pairs, two (of every kind). He makes the night cover the day. Surely there are signs in this for a people who reflect. |
| 013:003 Pickthal | : |
And He it is Who spread out the earth and placed therein firm hills and flowing streams, and of all fruits He placed therein two spouses (male and female). He covereth the night with the day. Lo! herein verily are portents for people who take thought. |
| 013:003 Rashad | : |
He is the One who constructed the earth and placed on it mountains and rivers. And from the different kinds of fruits, He made them into pairs - males and females. The night overtakes the day. These are solid proofs for people who think. |
| 013:003 Sarwar | : |
It is God who spread out the earth and fixed mountains and placed rivers therein. He made a pair of every fruit and made the night cover the day. All this is evidence (of the existence of God) for the people who think. |
| 013:003 Shakir | : |
And He it is Who spread the earth and made in it firm mountains and rivers, and of all fruits He has made in it two kinds; He makes the night cover the day; most surely there are signs in this for a people who reflect. |
| 013:003 Sherali | : |
And HE it is Who spread out the earth and made therein mountains and rivers, and of fruits of every kind HE made therein two sexes. HE causes the night to cover the day. Therein, verily, are Signs for a people who reflect. |
| 013:003 Yusufali | : |
And it is He who spread out the earth, and set thereon mountains standing firm and (flowing) rivers: and fruit of every kind He made in pairs, two and two: He draweth the night as a veil o'er the Day. Behold, verily in these things there are signs for those who consider! |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > وجوده Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Existence العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > الإشارة إلى طبقات الأرض Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>Indication to the Earth Strata العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > النبات Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>Plants القصص والتاريخ > السير و النظر فى عاقبة الماضيين The Stories and the History> Travelling through the Earth and Considering the End of those who Passed Away
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The main builder class.
var body = new Bodybuilder()
.query('match', 'text', 'this is a test')
.build()
Set a sort direction on a given field.
(String)
Field name.
([String]
(default 'asc'
)
)
A valid direction: 'asc' or 'desc'.
Bodybuilder
:
Builder class.
Set a from offset value, for paginating a query.
(Number)
The offset from the first result you want to
fetch.
Bodybuilder
:
Builder class.
Set a size value for maximum results to return.
(Number)
Maximum number of results to return.
Bodybuilder
:
Builder class.
Set any key-value on the elasticsearch body.
Bodybuilder
:
Builder class.
Apply a filter of a given type providing all the necessary arguments, passing these arguments directly to the specified filter builder. Merges existing filter(s) with the new filter.
(String)
Name of the filter type.
(...args)
Arguments passed to filter builder.
Bodybuilder
:
Builder class.
Apply a query of a given type providing all the necessary arguments, passing these arguments directly to the specified query builder. Merges existing query(s) with the new query.
(String)
Name of the query type.
(...args)
Arguments passed to query builder.
Bodybuilder
:
Builder class.
Apply a aggregation of a given type providing all the necessary arguments,
passing these arguments directly to the specified aggregation builder.
Merges existing aggregation(s) with the new aggregation. You may nest
aggregations by passing in a Function
callback as the last parameter.
The callback will receive the newly built aggregation upon which you can
keep calling aggregation(type, ...args)
.
(String)
Name of the aggregation type.
(...args)
Arguments passed to aggregation builder. May include
am optional nesting function as its last element.
Bodybuilder
:
Builder class.
var body = new Bodybuilder()
.query('match', 'text', 'this is a test')
.aggregation('terms', 'someField', 'bySomeField',
// Nest aggregations on "bySomeField"
agg =>
agg
.agregation('max', 'someOtherField')
.aggregation('missing', 'anotherField')
)
.build()
Construct elasticsearch filters.
var body = new Bodybuilder()
.filter('missing', 'user', 'kimchy')
.build()
Construct a Nested filter: a filter inside a filter.
See: elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl-nested-filter.html
(String)
Name of the field containing the nested fields.
(String)
Name of the desired nested filter.
(String)
Name of the nested field.
(Array)
Remaining arguments used to construct nested filter.
Object
:
Nested filter.
Construct elasticsearch queries.
var body = new Bodybuilder()
.query('query_string', 'this AND that')
.build()
Construct a Match query.
(String)
Field name to query over.
(String)
Query value.
([Object](default {}))
See
https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl-match-query.html
for available options
Object
:
Match query.
Construct a Multi Match query. Default type is 'best_fields'.
(Array)
The field names to query over.
(String)
The query string.
([Object](default defaultOptions))
See docs for possible options
https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl-multi-match-query.html
Object
:
Multi Match query.
Construct a Query String query.
(Array)
The field names to query over.
(String)
Query value.
([Object](default {}))
See docs for possible options
https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl-query-string-query.html
Object
:
Query String query.
Construct a function_score query https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl-function-score-query.html
(Array)
Array of scoring function
([Object](default {}))
Optional function_score fields
Object
:
Function score query
Construct elasticsearch aggregations.
var body = new Bodybuilder()
.aggregation('sum', 'grade')
.build()
Construct a Scripted Metric aggregation.
(String)
The script as a string associated to the map_script step.
([String])
Aggregation name. Defaults to agg_scripted_metric.
(Object)
Additional options to include in the aggregation.
Object
:
Scripted Metric aggregation.


Andre Rishard Williams is an American football running back for the Los Angeles Chargers of the National Football League (NFL).
He was drafted by the New York Giants in the fourth round of the 2014 NFL Draft. He played college football at Boston College, where he was a finalist
for the 2013 Heisman Trophy, and won the 2013 Doak Walker Award as the nation's best running back. During the 2013 season, Williams became only the
16th player in NCAA history to rush for over 2,000 yards and he finished his college career ranked 5th all-time for most yards rushed in a single season
with 2,177 yards.


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Package body pit_mail_pkg Implementation of PIT_MAIL output module |
| Program units |
| prepare_message | Method to convert a MESSAGE_TYPE.message into a string |
| prepare_mail | Method to prepare the mail to send |
| send_mail | Sends a mail using the MAIL package |
| send_schedule | Method to send messages as a report |
| initialize | Initialization method |
| send_daily | |
| log | |
| purge | |
| initialize_module |
| Variables |
| g_sender | |
| g_recipient | |
| g_subject | |
| g_purge_period | |
| g_fire_threshold | |
| g_live_threshold | |
| g_daily_threshold | |
| g_file_name | |
| C_RETURN |
| Constants |
| C_PARAM_GROUP | |
| C_MODULE_NAME | |
| C_FIRE_THRESHOLD | |
| C_FROM | |
| C_TO | |
| C_SUBJECT | |
| C_LIVE_THRESHOLD | |
| C_DAILY_THRESHOLD | |
| C_PURGE_PERIOD | |
| C_FILE_NAME | |
| C_DATE_FORMAT |
g_sender
g_sender pit_util.max_char;
g_recipient
g_recipient pit_util.max_char;
g_subject
g_subject pit_util.max_char;
g_purge_period
g_purge_period number;
g_fire_threshold
g_fire_threshold number(2,0);
g_live_threshold
g_live_threshold number(2,0);
g_daily_threshold
g_daily_threshold number(2,0);
g_file_name
g_file_name pit_util.small_char;
C_PARAM_GROUP
C_PARAM_GROUP constant varchar2(20) := 'PIT';
C_MODULE_NAME
C_MODULE_NAME constant pit_util.ora_name_type := 'PIT_MAIL';
C_FIRE_THRESHOLD
C_FIRE_THRESHOLD constant pit_util.ora_name_type := C_MODULE_NAME || '_FIRE_THRESHOLD';
C_FROM
C_FROM constant pit_util.ora_name_type := C_MODULE_NAME || '_FROM_ADDRESS';
C_TO
C_TO constant pit_util.ora_name_type := C_MODULE_NAME || '_TO_ADDRESS';
C_SUBJECT
C_SUBJECT constant pit_util.ora_name_type := C_MODULE_NAME || '_SUBJECT';
C_LIVE_THRESHOLD
C_LIVE_THRESHOLD constant pit_util.ora_name_type := c_module_name || '_LIVE_LEVEL';
C_DAILY_THRESHOLD
C_DAILY_THRESHOLD constant pit_util.ora_name_type := c_module_name || '_DAILY_LEVEL';
C_PURGE_PERIOD
C_PURGE_PERIOD constant pit_util.ora_name_type := c_module_name || '_PURGE_PERIOD';
C_FILE_NAME
C_FILE_NAME constant pit_util.ora_name_type := c_module_name || '_FILE_NAME';
C_RETURN
C_RETURN varchar2(10) := utl_tcp.crlf;
C_DATE_FORMAT
C_DATE_FORMAT constant pit_util.ora_name_type := 'dd.mm. hh24:mi';
prepare_message
Function prepare_message(p_message in message_type, p_amount in number default null, p_first_date in date default null, p_last_date in date default null) return clob
Method to convert a MESSAGE_TYPE.message into a string
| Usage |
|
Is used to cast a message text into a CLOB text instance |
| Parameters |
| p_message |
MESSAGE_TYPE instance | |
| [p_amount] |
Amount of messages of the same type within the report time frame | |
| [p_first_date] |
First time the message was raised | |
| [p_last_date] |
Last time the message was raised |
| Returns |
|
String with a formatted message |
prepare_mail
Procedure prepare_mail(p_message in out nocopy clob, p_attachment out blob)
Method to prepare the mail to send
| Parameters |
| p_message | Message text as prepared by PREPARE_MESSAGE | |
| p_attachment |
Attachment is populated if message exceeds a certain legnth |
send_mail
Procedure send_mail(p_message in clob, p_attachment in blob)
Sends a mail using the MAIL package
| Usage |
|
Is used to send a message via mail |
| Parameters |
| p_message_text |
Text of the message to send | |
| p_attachment |
Optional attachment |
send_schedule
Procedure send_schedule(p_threshold in number)
Method to send messages as a report
| Usage |
This method is called from various SEND_<Name of the Schedule> methods defined in this package. If you want to create a new schedule, thew following tasks need to be done:
|
| Parameters |
| p_threshold |
Severity that defines which messages are being sent |
initialize
Procedure initialize
Initialization method
| Usage |
|
Is called from INITIALIE_MODULE to read parameter values |
send_daily
Procedure send_daily
log
Procedure log(p_message in message_type)
purge
Procedure purge(p_date_until in date, p_severity_greater_equal in number default null)
initialize_module
Procedure initialize_module(self in out PIT_MAIL)


BASIC CALCULATION
Enter first number
Enter second number
addition
minus
multiplication
division
CALCULATION RESULT
{{ totalSum }}


8BitDo turns the NES gamepad into a mouse
It even has a virtual scroll wheel.
by Richard LaiMany moons ago, Swedish designer Daniel Jansson brought us a cute concept mouse that took cues from the classic NES console, featuring its iconic red circular buttons, black D-pad and grey body. There was nothing ergonomic about this peripheral, but that obviously wasn't the point. 11 years later, it was accessory maker 8BitDo who finally took up the challenge to turn this foam model into a functioning wireless mouse, and you can already pick one up for $24.99.
Gallery: 8BitDo N30 Wireless Mouse hands-on | 9 Photos
I actually came across this 8BitDo N30 2.4GHz Wireless Mouse at, of all places, TechCrunch Shenzhen earlier today, where the device made its public debut. This is very much like any regular dual-button mouse, except the scroll wheel is replaced by a stealthy touch strip, and the D-pad on the side lets you toggle Page Up, Page Down, Forward and Upward. The N30 packs the common 1,000 dpi optical resolution along with Windows and macOS compatibility. A single AA battery will last between 100 and 120 hours of usage, and there's a power switch to help save battery juice.
While I wasn't able to try the wireless connectivity (using the USB dongle stored in the battery bay), the buttons felt like the real deal.  That said, I'm still not sure if I can ever get used to the mouse's bold shape. I have a feeling that most people would be buying this more for novelty value than to replace their existing mice.
According to an 8BitDo rep, it was her company who reached out to Jansson in the hopes of licensing his mouse design, to which he happily accepted, apparently. "He was just glad that someone could finally do the manufacturing after all these years," the rep told Engadget.
It's worth mentioning that while Nintendo never made a mouse for the NES, it did make one for the SNES. The peripheral was originally designed for a game called Mario Paint, then dozens of games joined the party. This was followed by the more ordinary-looking N64 Mouse made for Mario Artist: Paint Studio on the 64DD.
Update 11/12/19 5:50PM ET: This article previously stated that Nintendo only made one mouse, and it has since been corrected to mention the second mouse.


RangeControl Class Reference
List of all members.
Signals |
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void | reTextureNeeded () |
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void | changeProjRigging () |
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void | changeFieldInfo () |
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void | changePolVect () |
Public Member Functions |
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| RangeControl (QWidget *parent=0) |
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void | init (Skymap *map_) |
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Projection | getProjection () const |
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Field | getField () const |
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PolVectors | getPolVect () const |
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int | getMapIndex (void) const |
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float | getMinimum () |
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float | getMaximum () |
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int | getRigging () const |
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ColorTable * | getColorTable () const |
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void | setProjection (Projection) |
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void | setField (Field) |
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void | setPolarVect (PolVectors) |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


ABBAS ALI & SONS UNIFORMS AND TEXTILES
Sales
Sales Order
Packing List
Commercial Invoice
Reciept Voucher
Purchase
Purchase Order
Good Recieving Note / Invoice
Vendor Payment
Production
Reports
Sales Report
Purchase Report
Production Report
Accounts Report
Master Data
Master View
Logout
Supply Chain Management
Sales Module
Proceed
Purchase Module
Proceed
Production Module
Proceed
Reports Module
Proceed


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One of my goals after college graduation was to read the complete works of Plato. The “big red book”, as it was affectionately known in my honors program, included spurious works that were probably not written by Plato himself but by “pseudo-Plato”, one of his students or admirers.
One such dialogue is Eryxias. Eryxias is a fascinating dialogue, regardless of authorship. In it, Socrates tries to convince a few young men that wealth is wisdom. Failing to convince them, he presses a different thesis: even the “wealthiest” person (by their standards) is the worst off because the person with many things has many needs.
My summary of Eryxias’s main points are these:
Give it a read online. (It takes about 50 minutes of reading time.)


At application level the programmer should maximize the device utilization by using asynchronous function calls and streams41.Different operations in different streams can run concurrently giving (even if the device support these kind of operation) better overall performance. At an high level of abstraction we can think t streams as independent task that could, in theory, run in parallel without any consequence on each other. At a lower level, the application should maximize the occupancy. Nvidia provide with its SDK a spreadsheet that enable the programmer to calculate those metrics 42 However, maximize the occupancy is not a trivial task, because it can be influenced by lot of factors and such kernel launch configuration settings, number of registers utilized by threads or amount of shared memory utilized per block and compute capability. Another important issue can be represented by the lower utilization of the functional units. At every instruction issue time, a warp scheduler selects a warp that is ready to execute its next instruction, if any, and issues the instruction to the active threads of the warp. The number of clock cycles it takes for a warp to be ready to execute its next instruction is called the latency, and full utilization is achieved when all warp schedulers always have some instruction to issue for some warp at every clock cycle during that latency period, or in other words, when latency is completely “hidden”. The most common reason a warp is not ready to execute its next instruction is that the instruction’s input operands are not available yet. For instance if some input operand resides in off-chip memory, the latency is :400 to 800 clock cycles for devices of compute capability 1.x and 2.x and about 200 to 400 clock cycles for devices of compute capability 3.x, that is much higher than registers’s latency which is caused by register dependencies, i.e. some of them are waiting for some previous instructions to be completed. Synchronization is another source of latency, because warps waiting at some synchronizing fence cannot be scheduled. However is not possible to predeterminate the performance given only a execution configuration. Experimentation is recommended to find out the best configuration for the application. Obviously the number of threads per block should be chosen of multiple of the warps size (i.e. 32) otherwise CUDA automatically pad the resulting of blocks subdivision warps with fake threads, wasting resources.


JUNGLE 2 JUNGLE A film review by Tim Voon Copyright 1997 Tim Voon
Cast: Tim Allen, Sam Huntington, JoBeth Williams, Lolita Davidovich, Martin Short, David Ogden Stiers, Bob Dishy Director: John Screenplay: Bruce Evans and Raynold Gideon
How deep can the relationship between a father and son truly be? When one is repeatedly called 'Baboon' and the other is named 'Mimu-Siku', which literally means cat piss!
The answer is not very.
The level of this new Tim Allen comedy is as superficial as its idiotic name calling.
By far the most interesting character is the hairy, pet tarantula who uses its radio sonic abilities to hunt its prey. What Tim Allen, and every other character needs is a good bite from this spider, both to wake them up and prevent the audience from lapsing into a undeserved coma.
Adults - yawn. The kids liked it though.
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All data was obtained from
World Bank Open Data
reports for "Income share by highest and lowest 10%".
Information about impacts of income inequality was obtained from the IMF:
Causes and Consequences of Income Inequality : A Global Perspective
One of the ways we can talk about income inequality is to look at the difference in the share of income between those in the top 10% of earners, and those in the bottom 10% of earners.
In 2013, the largest difference in income share was in Brazil. Other South American countries were close behind.
The smallest differences were found in Europe; Ukraine, Iceland, and Norway had the smallest differences.
For countries with the highest income inequality, the difference between the income share of the top 10% and the bottom 10% has decreased over time.
The countries with the highest income inequality are typically found in Africa or South America.
For countries with the lowest income inequality, there are not consistent trends.
Ukraine, Czech Republic and the Slovak republic decreased their difference until 2007 and then stablized. However, the income inequality in Sweden and Denmark has increased over time.
The pattern of income inequality in the world's largest economies varies between the countries, but generally, the gap in most of these countries has stabilized from 2010.
The United Kingdom, Belgium, and Switzerland have seen the largest decreases over time.
As the income gap gets wider, differences between people of differing economic status become more structural, making it harder for lower income people to move out of their situation.
But income inequality should not just be a consideration for those who care about social justice. Work from the IMF shows that as income inequality becomes worse, a country's economic growth slows.
*Missing values are forward- and back-filled


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Audet & Partners Attorneys Inc.
Legal/Operating Name:
Audet & Partners Attorneys Inc.
Mailing Address:
164 Notre-Dame St EMONTRÉAL, Quebec
H2Y 1C2
Location Address:
164 Notre-Dame St EMONTRÉAL, Quebec
H2Y 1C2
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Company Profile
A DIFFERENT APPROACH TO BUSINESS LAW
Over fifteen years as Senior Executive to publicly held corporations have allowed Mr. Audet to develop a legal practice based first and foremost on a business perspective. His nine years as Vice-President of Legal Affairs at Groupe Coopérant Inc., a Québec-based financial institution with consolidated assets worth over one billion dollars, and his five years as Vice-President of Corporate Affairs at Télé-Québec have allowed Mr. Audet to gain exceptional insight into the business world. Prior to applying a legal solution to a problematic, executives prefer to consider business solutions. Such is Mr. Audets approach.
Another meaningful distinction: Mr. Audet acts in the interest of the client rather than the case. The strategic vision of his practice is best reflected in the results of his clients. His focus is on building long-term relationships with his clientele, rather than attempting to gain the most out of each case.
This global approach to problematics generates more favorable and less devastating solutions for the firms clientele which mostly includes small and medium businesses. These solutions are also easily integrated with the daily
Mr. Audet has been a member of the Québec Bar Association since 1981. He is also a civil and commercial mediator accredited by the Superior Court of Québec and is a practitioner of Getting to yes negotiating, an approach popularized by Havard University professors, Ury and Fisher. In order to further his abilities in the courtroom, Mr. Audet has also had intensive and specialized training in the field of trial advocacy.
A PRACTICE FIRMLY DEDICATED TO NEEDS OF THE SMALL & MEDIUM BUSINESS
The business law firm of Audet & Associées Inc. was founded eight years ago by Mr. Audet with the mission to provide business law solutions to SMEs.
Their clientele is mainly comprised of the following sectors:
- Retail trade;
- Wholesale trade: wholesale traders and officers, as well as distributors of personal items;
- Construction: specialized contractors;
- Manufacturing: manufacturing of computer-related products and high-end technology;
- Finance et insurance: intermediaries and private investors;
- Franchisors and franchisees;
- High-end technology: equipment, software and Internet;
- Accommodations and catering services: bars, B&Bs, breweries and restaurants;
- Commercial real estate: owners, tenants, lenders and investors;
- Foundations and personal services;
- Professional services: lawyers, accountants, architects, computer science and health.
A CUSTOMIZED SOLUTION FOR THE SMALL & MEDIUM BUSINESS
The firm offers business solutions adapted to clients who wish to:
- Protect themselves against the theft of client lists, confidential information, trade secrets as well as any unfair competition:
Services include protection of strategic data, prevention, legal audits, rapid interventions before the courts, commercial solutions.
- Create a external corporate legal department:
Be familiar with the company, act in an effective manner, and intervene locally within the scope of a global vision.
- Protect and enforce their rights before the courts:
Act with firmness and rigor while favoring the advantage of mediation and out of court settlements.
- Resolve disagreements between partners or shareholders:
Protect the company first, find a solution acceptable to all parties involved, avoid the courts if at all possible, and analyze the possible procedures while attempting to settle the manner amicably.
- Purchase and sell a company, whether franchised or not:
Bring forth a business perspective, challenge choices, strategies and intended outcomes, and propose the appropriate legal solutions.
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Again thank you Mr. Audet. If, during the course of writing my business plan, I would need legal or business expertise, I will certainly call you.»
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Thank you for closing the sale of my Real Estate portfolio. Thank you for your legal expertise in Real Estate. Also thank you for your profound knowledge in the Real Estate business. Without your expertise, I am convinced that my deal would not have been made.»
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26 Jan 2014
Demystifying Google Cloud Messenger for Android
Cloud messenger - from the term itself presents an idea of delivering messages to interested parties in the “Cloud”. What it particularly means is that we can send messages from our app servers or backend systems to mobile devices without any TCP or connection pain.
Big picture of working
- Our system that sends messages to GCM servers. This happens asynchronously. There is an HTTP API available and libraries wrapping around the HTTP API.
- Google Cloud Messenger is responsible for queuing and delivering messages to devices based on throttling rules, battery consumption rate, device idle state and network performance. The delivery model of GCM is bit different. This will be further elaborated throughout the post.
- Devices will receive messages and the operative system invoke the relevant application the message was intended to. For those of who knows Android will know that this is done via an Intent Broadcast.
Sender ID and API key
Since Google provides us this service - we have to login to the Google Console and create a project. API key is a static key you get from the console. Sender ID is a bit of complex topic.
A project can have 100 sender ids - and all these sender ids have to be stated in the client as well. This is useful for a scenario where there are multiple workers sending messages.
Enrollment of Devices
When we register a device with GCM for Sender IDs we obtain a Device ID. This Device ID has to be saved in our Backend servers to dispatch messages successfully to devices afterwards.
Messaging architecture
When we send a message to a device - GCM place the message in a queue for the Device ID. This temporary queue will hold up to 100 messages. When 100 messages count limit is exceeded - GCM will delete all the messages from the temporary queue and add a message stating “deleted_messages”.
Delivering states
We cannot be certain that devices are always online and GCM makes it a top priority to use the battery of devices efficiently. Due to this - immediate dispatch of messages from GCM to Device is not possible. There are several methods to make this disadvantage to an advantage.
Collapse Key
There is another important attribute called Collapse Key. For example our Email server sends a message to the device saying that new mail has arrived. In the normal procedure if we send 3 messages saying that email has arrived - the device contacts the server 3 times. GCM has a method to replace the message as well in the queue. We can setup a collapse key for those types of messages that needs to be replaced. Only one message will be applied if the collapse key is set. But beware only 4 collapse keys are allowed for a project.
Time to live
This flag is set before sending the message to GCM. It specifies when messages are expired. For example if we have a live scoring app (Soccer scores) we are sending notifications to devices of the current score for matches. We can set it up to discard messages when they are older than a day.
Important note here is - if you set a message expiration to 0 (meaning now or never) GCM will not throttle that message. It will try it’s very best to deliver it. On the other hand GCM will store your messages up to 4 weeks.
Delay while idle
If we are sending messages that are of no immediate concern we can set delay while idle flag to true which delays the message if the device is in idle state.
Sending messages with payloads
Apart from messages that asks the device to contact the server, the server can send a payload with the GCM message. This payload is usually a JSON object and the maximum size allowed is 4kb. It’s advisable to use these payload messages carefully because there might be scenarios where these messages can be lost.
The post was rather long but it has many aspects regarding message delivery. I learned about this when I was involved with building the EMM solution at WSO2.
Till next time mate,
Dulitha
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| Finite
Geometry
Notes
|
The Ninth* Configuration
The ninth in a list of configurations—
"There
is a (2d-1)d
configuration
known as the Cox configuration."
— MathWorld article on "Configuration"
For
futher details on the Cox 326 configuration's
Levi graph,
isomorphic to the six-dimensional hypercube γ6
, see
Coxeter, "Self-Dual
Configurations and Regular Graphs,"
Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. Vol. 56, pages
413-455, 1950.
This contains a discussion of Kummer's 166 as it
relates to γ6 ,
another form of the 4×4×4 Galois cube.
See also Solomon's Cube.
*
Title inspired by the novel of William Peter Blatty.
Note that Cox configurations are Tenth,
if the fleeting
MathWorld reference to 113
configurations is counted
as seventh— and then the
ninth would
be a 15
3 and
some related material would be Inscapes.


Following our heartfelt homage to King Crimson maestro and über-cranium Robert Fripp (see below, 16th January), my old mucker Max Décharné writes with exciting news:
“Thought you might enjoy this link to the barking mad website of Fripp's sister, who seems to be a Californian motivational business speaker. Nice to see the relatives of famous people playing down their connections and being all modest. Dig them Frippicisms, dad!”
Thanks, Max. Visit the site and you too can be the lucky purchaser of a six-CD set (yes, six) of Mr Toyah Wilcox speaking for hours and hours. “Intimate conversations with Robert Fripp produced by Patricia Fripp”, we are told, “For the first time ever… experience the private side of Robert Fripp. Hear him be profound, poignant and up-close-and-personal. When Patricia Fripp is not promoting her brother she is building leaders, transforming sales teams and working as a speech coach to executives.” I wonder if her motivational techniques include forcing the gullible saps to listen to Larks' Tongues In Aspic?


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"TRUMPETS", FEAST OF was celebrated at the beginning of the month Tisri, the first month of the civil year. It received its name from the circumstances that the trumpets usually blown at the commencement of each month were on that occasion blown with unusual solemnity(Leviticus 23:23-25; Numbers 10:10; 29:1-6). It was one of the seven days of holy convocation. The special design of this feast, which is described in these verses, is not known.
"TRUMPETS", FEAST OF was celebrated at the beginning of the month Tisri, the first month of the civil year. It received its name from the circumstances that the trumpets usually blown at the commencement of each month were on that occasion blown with unusual solemnity(Leviticus 23:23-25; Numbers 10:10; 29:1-6). It was one of the seven days of holy convocation. The special design of this feast, which is described in these verses, is not known.