INSTRUCTIONS
- CREATE CAT CLASS in the
animal.js
file
- props: name, age
- methods:
- speak():
- should return a string "meow meow my name is "
- CREATE DOG CLASS in the
animal.js
file
- props: name, age
- methods:
- speak():
- should return a string "woof woof my name is "
- HINT: notice any way we can optimize the code above?
- CREATE USER CLASS in the
user.js
file
- props: name, age, pets (initialized to empty array)
- methods:
- getAge():
- adoptPet(pet):
- accepts an animal object (cat or dog) as an argument
- should add pet to user's pets array and console.log " adopted a new pet, "
- CREATE APPLICATION CLASS in the
application.js
file
- props: applicant, animal
- methods:
- isValid():
- should return true if applicant is at least 18, false otherwise
- CREATE SHELTER CLASS in the
shelter.js
file
- props: animals, adoptions (both initialized to empty arrays)
- methods:
- introduceAnimals():
- should console.log the return value of calling the speak() method on each animal in the shelter's animals array
- receiveAnimal(animal):
- accepts an animal object (cat or dog) as an arguments
- should add animal to animals array
- should console.log "shelter received a new animal, "
- processAdoption(animal, user): - accepts an animal object (cat or dog) and a user object as an argument
- remove animal from animals array and add animal to user's pet array
- receiveApplication(animalName, user):
- accepts an animalName (string) and user object as arguments
- should find the animal with specified name
- should create a new instance of Application class
- should check if application is valid, if valid should add application to adoptions array and invoke the processAdoption method, if not valid should console.log "sorry , you are not old enough to adopt"
- ADD NECESSARY IMPORTS TO THE
index.js
FILE
- don't forget to add necessary exports to above files as well
TESTING - run the code inside of the index.js
file - make sure you are seeing the expected output on each line!


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STREAmS flow cases¶
STREAmS has been tailored to carry out DNS of three types of canonical compressible flow configurations:
compressible plane channel flow,
compressible boundary layer over a flat plate,
shock wave/boundary layer interaction generated by oblique shock impingement.
Nondimensional governing equations¶
STREAmS solves the fully compressible Navier–Stokes equations for a calorically or thermally perfect, heat-conducting gas. The governing equations in dimensional form, adopting the Einstein summation notation, are thus:
where we indicate dimensional quantities with the asterisk symbol. In particular, \(\rho^*\) is the density, \(u_i^*\) is the velocity component in the i-th coordinate direction, \(p^*\) is the pressure, \(\sigma^*_{ij}\) is the viscous stress tensor, \(E^*\) is the total specific energy defined as \(E^* = e^* + u_i^* u_i^*/2\), \(H^*\) is the total specific enthalpy, defined as \(H^* = E^* + p^*/\rho^*\), and \(R^*\) is the gas constant.
For the general case of a thermally perfect gas, the specific internal energy and enthalpy are defined respectively as
where \(T_R^*\) is the reference temperature, and \(C_p^*\) and \(C_v^*\) are respectively the specific heat capacity at constant pressure and volume, which are assumed in general as functions of the temperature.
The constitutive equations defining the viscous stress tensor and the heat flux vector are:
where \(\mu^*\) is the dynamic viscosity, evaluated as a function of the temperature, and \(k^*\) is the thermal conductivity, expressed in terms of the molecular Prandtl number \(Pr\) as \(k^* = \mu^* C_p^*/Pr\).
For the viscosity-temperature relationship, two options are available:
with
where \(\alpha\) and \(S^*\) are coefficients that depend on the fluid.
In order to obtain the non-dimensional form of the governing equations, we define some reference quantities and write each dimensional quantity \(g^*\) as the product between its reference quantity \(g^*_R\) and its non-dimensional value \(g\), i.e.,
The specific choice of the reference quantities here assumed makes it possible to use non-dimensional variables, while retaining the same form of the dimensional governing equations.
We start by assuming a minimal set of four independent (“primary”) variables, namely the specific gas constant \(R^*\), a reference density \(\rho_R^*\), temperature \(T_R^*\) and length \(L_R^*\):
\(R^*\) |
\(\rho^*_R\) |
\(T^*_R\) |
\(L^*_R\) |
Consequently, density, temperature, and lengths are made non-dimensional as:
and also:
In order to obtain non-dimensional governing equations formally equal to their dimensional counterpart, reference quantities for all the other variables are derived from the minimal set as follows:
\(p^*_R\) |
\(U^*_R\) |
\(t^*_R\) |
\(\mu^*_R\) |
|---|---|---|---|
\(\rho^*_R R^* T^*_R\) |
\(\sqrt{R^* T^*_R}\) |
\(L^*_R/U^*_R\) |
\(\rho^*_R U^*_R L^*_R\) |
implying that \(p = p^*/p^*_R\), and \(u_i = u_i^*/U_R^*\), \(t = t^*/t^*_R\), \(\mu = \mu^*/\mu^*_R\).
Note that the reference velocity \(U_R^*\) is equal to the speed of sound evaluated at the reference temperature, except for the factor \(\sqrt{\gamma}\).
By substituting the above expressions in the governing equations and constitutive relations, it is possible to obtain the following non-dimensional form:
where
and
The non-dimensional form of the viscosity-temperature relationship becomes
We stress that the dynamic viscosity at the reference temperature \(\mu^*(T^* = T_R^*)\) does not coincide with the reference dynamic viscosity \(\mu_R^*\). Their ratio, i.e. the non-dimensional viscosity \(\mu\) at \(T = 1\), is a function of the non-dimensional flow parameters provided by the user in the input file (Mach number, Reynolds number, Eckert number), whose specific meaning for the various flow cases implemented in STREAmS is presented below.
For all the flow cases, \(x\) indicates the streamwise coordinate, \(y\) indicates the wall-normal coordinate, and \(z\) indicates the spanwise coordinate. The dimensions of the computational domain in the corresponding directions are \(L_x\), \(L_y\), and \(L_z\). A description of the specific setup adopted for the various flow cases is reported in the following.
Compressible plane channel flow¶
The height of the computational domain is equal to \(2\,h^*\), where \(h^*\) thus indicates the half-height of the channel.
Bulk quantites are indicated with \(B\) subscript and are defined as:
bulk density
bulk velocity
bulk temperature
where \(V^*\) is the volume of the computational domain, \(\rho^*\) is the density, \(u^*\) is the streamwise velocity, and \(T^*\) is the temperature.
Relevant non-dimensional parameters for the compressible channel flow case are:
friction Reynolds number
bulk Reynolds number based on the bulk temperature
bulk Reynolds number based on the wall temperature
bulk Mach number based on the bulk temperature
bulk Mach number based on the wall temperature
non-dimensional temperature
where \(u^*_\tau\) is the friction velocity, \(\nu^*_w\) is the kinematic viscosity at the wall, \(\mu^*(T^*)\) is the dynamic viscosity at temperature \(T^*\), \(T^*_w\) is the wall temperature, \(\gamma = C^*_p/C^*_v\) is the heat capacity ratio, and \(T^*_r\) is the recovery temperature, defined as
\(r = Pr^{1/3}\) being the recovery factor.
For channel flow computations, the primary reference quantities are:
\(R^*\) |
\(\rho^*_R\) |
\(T^*_R\) |
\(L^*_R\) |
|---|---|---|---|
\(R^*\) |
\(\rho_B^*\) |
\(T_w^*\) |
\(h^*\) |
The other reference quantities are derived as explained in the previous section. Note that, as a consequence of this choice, the non-dimensional bulk velocity is not equal to one, but rather:
Furthermore, the non dimensional viscosity at the reference temperature is:
Simulations of the compressible plane channel flow are carried out imposing a constant flow rate, implying that both the bulk density and velocity are constant in time. Furthermore, the wall temperature is constant during the simulation.
For what concerns the bulk temperature, STREAmS can run channel flow simulations according to two possible options (see input section):
– Freely-evolving bulk temperature. This classic setup, see [1] and [2], corresponds to the case of a channel where the bulk temperature continuously increases up to the achievement of balance between aerodynamic heating and wall heat transfer. In this case, the user must supply the code with the desired values of \(M_B^w\) and an estimate of the friction Reynolds number \(Re_\tau\) in the input file.
– Fixed bulk temperature. In this case, see [3], the bulk temperature is kept constant in time thanks to the use of a bulk cooling term added to the total energy equation. The user must supply the code with the desired values of \(M_B\), \(\Theta\) and an estimate of the friction Reynolds number \(Re_\tau\) in the input file.
Compressible boundary layer¶
STREAmS allows the user to perform simulations of a spatially evolving zero-pressure-gradient turbulent boundary layer.
Relevant non-dimensional parameters for the compressible boundary layer are:
friction Reynolds number
Reynolds number based on the boundary layer thickness and the free-stream viscosity
Reynolds number based on the momentum thickness and the wall viscosity
Reynolds number based on the momentum thickness and the free-stream viscosity
free-stream Mach number
non-dimensional temperature
Eckert number
where \(u_\tau^*\) is the friction velocity, \(\delta_0^*\) is the boundary layer thickness (based on 99% of the free-stream velocity) at the inflow, \(\theta_0^*\) is the boundary layer momentum thickness at the inflow, \(\nu_w^*\) and \(\mu^*_w\) are the kinematic and dynamic viscosity at the wall respectively, \(T^*_r\) is the recovery temperature and the subscript \(\infty\) indicates that quantities are referred to free-stream conditions.
For boundary layer flow computations, the primary reference quantities are:
\(R^*\) |
\(\rho^*_R\) |
\(T^*_R\) |
\(L^*_R\) |
|---|---|---|---|
\(R^*\) |
\(\rho_\infty^*\) |
\(T_\infty^*\) |
\(\delta_0^*\) |
The other reference quantities are derived as explained in the first section. Note that, as a consequence of this choice, the non-dimensional free-stream velocity is not equal to one, but rather:
Furthermore, the non dimensional viscosity at the reference temperature is:
Shock wave/boundary layer interaction¶
Simulations of the shock wave/boundary layer interaction assume that an oblique shock wave from the top surface of the domain impinges on a boundary layer developing on the flat bottom surface.
The relevant non-dimensional parameters and primary reference quantities when simulating the SBLI flow case are the same of the boundary layer flow case. In addition to these, in order to define the shock system, the user must provide also the two following parameters:
the shock impingment location \(x_{imp}^s\), which is the longitudinal coordinate where the impinging shock would intersect the bottom surface.
The shock wave angle \(\phi^s\), which is the acute angle between the shock and the top (or bottom) surface.


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Ahh, threads—those little things that seem so simple to understand and to use, but are so hard to use correctly. The less you have used threads, the simpler they appear, but speak to any experienced thread programmer, and they can regale you with tales of all-night sessions tracking down threading-related bugs nearly impossible to reproduce.
So why an appendix instead of a chapter? Indeed, the question should be why an appendix instead of a complete book! Threads are deceptively complex, usually due to the synchronization required between the different threads to help coordinate their activity. These considerations aren't specific to Windows, and there are plenty of excellent references available on threaded programming independent of the operating system or programming language available.
We make no attempt to cover the basics of thread programming. Instead, this appendix attempts to cover only some of the Windows specific threading-related issues. We don't attempt to teach thread programming, and certainly won't present any complex or real-world threaded examples. We simply restrict ourselves to discussions of threading-specific issues that may affect you when using Python on the Windows platform.
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_Slums_of_Beverly_Hills_ (R) ** 1/2 (out of ****)
In late August, the Fox network is premiering a new period sitcom called _That_'70s_Show_. If I didn't know any better, I would have believed that the pilot had already aired--on the big screen, under the title _Slums_of_Beverly_Hills_. For her first film, writer-director Tamara Jenkins has served up a well-meaning, often engaging comedic slice of 1976 SoCal life, but even its pleasures would seem more at home on the tube.
This is not to say, however, that _Slums_ is without big screen-worthy virtues. First and foremost, Jenkins offers an unusually frank depiction of a teenage girl's sexual awakening, that of 15-year-old Vivian Abramowitz (Natasha Lyonne). Vivian is neither completely excited over nor frightened of her burgeoning womanhood, as films often depict; instead, she occupies a more realistic, tentative middle ground. A sore subject for her is her ever-increasing breast size, but she is not afraid to use the allure of such assets, allowing a potential paramour (Kevin Corrigan) to touch them during what is only a second meeting. Jenkins also deserves credit for showing Vivian experiment with a vibrator.
Lyonne is an endearing lead, and her performance is well-supported by the rest of the cast, including Alan Arkin as her father, Murray; and Marisa Tomei as her recovering drug addict cousin, Rita. However, the cast is ultimately only as good as the material, and Jenkins's script, while consistently amusing and full of nicely droll one-liners, is fairly thin. The title refers to the seedy areas on the fringes of the Beverly Hills city limits where the divorced Murray insists he and his three children--Vivian, wisecracking older brother Ben (David Krumholtz), and nondescript youngest Rickey (Eli Marienthal)--make their home (he wants them to get the education only the Hills of Beverly schools can provide). Or, rather, homes--the family rarely stays in one location for longer than a month, setting the stage for a few location changes that would suit an ongoing television series. Then again, a lot of _Slums_ would suit a series, for the film feels like a pilot for a made-for-Showtime series, with its formulaic episodes of zaniness (the growing comic complications in a scene with an unconscious Rita follows a predictable "let's top this" crescendo), a family member who pops in to stir the pot as a "guest star" (Rita), plot threads eventually tied together into a cutesy little bow, and an open ended resolution that screams out "to be continued," all of which is laced with enough raunch to keep it from seeing broadcast network airwaves.
  But it's the snack food equivalent of film--it satisfies for a while, but it doesn't fill you up in the long run.
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S5TF
S5TF general helper utilities
Concepts
DataLoaders
Data loaders are objects that load data and make it iterable in mini batches. It is possible to create a custom data loader tailored for your specific needs or you can use one of the default data loaders available:
An example of using a data loader (inspired by UCI Iris):
let dataLoader = CSVDataLoader(fromFileAt: URL(string: "~/.s5tf-datasets/iris/iris.csv")!,
columnNames: ["sepal length in cm",
"sepal width",
"petal length",
"petal width",
"species"],
featureColumnNames: ["sepal length in cm",
"sepal width",
"petal length",
"petal width"],
labelColumnNames: ["species"])
for batch in dataLoader.batched(32) {
print(batch.data, batch.labels)
}
Check out s5tf-team/datasets for predefined data loaders for a selection of public datasets.
Contributing ❤
Thanks for even considering contributing.
Make sure to run swiftlint
on your code. If you are not sure about how to format something, refer to the Google Swift Style Guide.
We use jazzy to generate documentation for this projct. If your contribution creates new objects, please create documentation with the following command:
jazzy \
--author S5TF Team \
--author_url http://s5tf-team.github.io \
--github_url https://github.com/s5tf-team/ \
--theme fullwidth
Please link to the completed GitHub Actions build
test in your fork with your PR.


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You just want to generate your book in HTML, you know Pillar already, this tutorial is for you.
Some features:
All the new features (new archetypes, architecture, book testing) are on branch dev-7
These commands will install pillar on your machine and provide you a pillar
executable.
Just install a chosen archetype and compile in your desired format
You know Pharo, you want to see the generated book quickly. Start a server in yourProject/_result/html/
.
You can use this in Pharo7 and Pharo6.1
Enjoy your website locally on localhost:1701
.
You want to deploy on Github and host it using Github Pages, follow the next section.
You could notice that, there is no table of contents displayed. We have to change some things in the conf file.
How does it work?? The table of contents starts looking for titles via a specified file. For example, when you have an index.pillar
including
other pillar files (different chapters of your book), Pillar visits titles starting from index.pillar
.
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. The first line of the below picture.
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and so on.
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is including all other files.
You want to have acces to your website via Internet. You have a free hosting service provided by Gihtub. To use it, just create a Github repository containing your pillar book files. To automatize your book building, you are going to use Travis. Follow this quick start for Travis.


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 To help me aqcuire some skills on my journey
to achieve my dreams I enrolled myself to the famous tech giant in Kenya; Moringa School,
computers have always fascinated me ever since I was young,be it in solving scientific problems,
running basic calculations or even just playing video games. Programming has really got to be one of the most interesting things to dwell in nowadays,
one gets to come up with algorithms to solve problems, run operations or even get a product out of a production process.
Learning how to code not only gives me new ideas on how to
solve things but it also helps me be creative when coming up with ideas. In the modern world
we're living in, it means that better opportunities lie ahead in programming.
The main reason why I joined Moringa is to widen my skill-set and hopefully
land a job after the programme.
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- Kagumo High
- Kenyatta University
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- Vamco Property Consultants
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WITNESS LIST
Agriculture & Rural Affairs
November 1, 2011 9:00 AM
Interim Charge 1 (drought and wildfire)
ON:
Baker, Carole Executive Director (Texas Water Foundation), Austin, TX
Blocker, Trey Attorney (Texas Association of Manufacturers), Austin, TX
Boggus, Thomas Director (Texas Forest Service), College Station, TX
Brittin, Carolyn (Texas Water Development Board), Austin, TX
Brunett, Brad Water Services Manager (Brazos River Authority), Waco, TX
Callahan, Melanie Interim Executive Administrator (Texas Water Development Board),
Austin, TX
DeBerry, Drew Deputy Commissioner (Texas Department of Agriculture), Austin, TX
DeGraffenried, Finley City Manager (City of Llano), Llano, TX
Dreher, Karl General Manager (Edwards Aquifer Authority), San Antonio, TX
Ennenga, Todd Vice President, Business Development (Pure Stream Technology),
Edmond, TX
Fainter, John President (Association of Electric Companies of Texas, Inc), Austin, TX
Gomez, Genoveva Civil Engineer (Brownsville Public Utilities Board), Brownsville, TX
Grant, John General Manager (Colorado River Municipal Water District), Big Spring, TX
Guz, Karen Conversation Director (San Antonio Water System), San Antonio, TX
Levingston, Jackie Mayor (City of Groesbeck; TML), Groesbeck, TX
Mace, Robert (Texas Water Development Board), Austin, TX
Marshall, David Engineering Director (Tarrant Regional Water District), Fort Worth, TX
Melder, Webb Real Estate and Construction (City of Conroe), Conroe, TX
Miller, Travis Professor and Extension Specialist (Texas AgriLife Extension Service),
College Station, TX
Motal, Becky General Manager (Lower Colorado River Authority), Austin, TX
Nielsen-Gammon, John Professor and Texas State Climatologist (Office of the State
Climatologist), Bryan, TX
O'Brien III, John Vice President of Credit (Texas Ag Finance), Robstown, TX
Rubinstein, Carlos Commissioner (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality), Austin,
TX
Sebree, Ben Association Manager (Texas Oil & Gas Association), Austin, TX
Smith, Carter Executive Director (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department), Austin, TX
Turner Jones, Kathy General Manager (Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District),
Conroe, TX
Womack, Daniel Director of Governmental Affairs (Texas Chemical Council), Austin, TX
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US Vice-President Mike Pence visits troops in Iraq
US Vice-President Mike Pence has arrived in Iraq on an unannounced visit, his first to the war-torn country, as US-Iraqi relations at their “coldest”.
Mr Pence’s unannounced landing at Ain al-Asad base — his first visit to Iraq as vice president — came nearly a year after US President Donald Trump made his own surprise trip to the sprawling complex.
Mr Trump drew criticism for the lightning-fast visit, in which he briefly met with troops but did not see any Iraqi officials.
That visit was veiled in such secrecy there was speculation that most Iraqi authorities had not been informed the president was coming.
No schedule has been announced for Mr Pence’s visit, and the US embassy in Baghdad told AFP it had no details to share on the trip.
The US has 5200 troops stationed in Iraqi bases across the country.
Washington led the 2003 invasion of Iraq that toppled then-dictator Saddam Hussein, dismantled its security forces and then attempted to rebuild the country’s institutions.
After years of working closely together, ties between the two countries are currently at their “coldest”, US and Iraqi officials have told AFP. Prime Minister Adel Abdel Mahdi, in office for the past year, has yet to visit Washington, and Trump has not met top officials in Baghdad.
It comes as Iraqi officials say one protester has been killed and 12 others wounded amid ongoing clashes in central Baghdad.
Hundreds of protesters have been killed during anti-government protests that began over a month ago.


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on this date (today's date)
in recongition of completing
the Patient Empowerment Degree,
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#include <setup_payload/AdditionalDataPayloadParser.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| AdditionalDataPayloadParser (const uint8_t *payloadBufferData, const uint32_t payloadBufferLength) | |
| Constructs the Additional Data payload parser with payload buffer data and the buffer size. More... | |
| CHIP_ERROR | populatePayload (SetupPayloadData::AdditionalDataPayload &outPayload) |
| Parses the Additional Data payload buffer and constructs all the fields of the Additional Data structure. More... | |
A class that can be used to convert a HEX encoded payload to a AdditionalDataPayload object
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inline |
Constructs the Additional Data payload parser with payload buffer data and the buffer size.
| [in] | payloadBufferData | The buffer data for the additional data payload, it needs to outlive the lifetime of this parse. |
| [in] | payloadBufferLength | The buffer data length for the additional data payload. |
| CHIP_ERROR chip::AdditionalDataPayloadParser::populatePayload | ( | SetupPayloadData::AdditionalDataPayload & | outPayload | ) |
Parses the Additional Data payload buffer and constructs all the fields of the Additional Data structure.
| [out] | outPayload | Additional data payload stucture. |
| CHIP_NO_ERROR | If the reader was successfully positioned on a new element. |
| CHIP_END_OF_TLV | If no further elements are available. |
| CHIP_ERROR_TLV_UNDERRUN | If the underlying TLV encoding ended prematurely. |
| CHIP_ERROR_INVALID_TLV_ELEMENT | If the reader encountered an invalid or unsupported TLV element type. |
| CHIP_ERROR_INVALID_TLV_TAG | If the reader encountered a TLV tag in an invalid context. |
| CHIP_ERROR_UNKNOWN_IMPLICIT_TLV_TAG | If the reader encountered a implicitly-encoded TLV tag for which the corresponding profile id is unknown. |
| other | Other CHIP or platform error codes returned by the configured GetNextBuffer() function. Only possible when GetNextBuffer is non-NULL. |


RESThub web support is mainly based on Jersey framework, the reference implementation of JAX-RS standards. It allows to build efficiently REST webservices in Java.
You should import the following module in your application :
<dependency>
<groupId>org.resthub</groupId>
<artifactId>resthub-web-server</artifactId>
<version>1.1</version>
</dependency>
RESThub comes with a Generic REST controller that allows to setup a JSON CRUD webservice in a few lines : GenericControllerImpl.
For example :
@Path("/booking")
@Named("bookingController")
public class BookingController extends GenericControllerImpl<Booking, Long, BookingService> {
}
Spring support is provided by default. It allows to scan automatically your Spring beans, and recognize them as REST webserices if they are annotated with @Path.
Be careful when using transactional or secured controllers, Spring integration currently supports only CGLIB based proxy, not JDK dynamic proxies. For example, if you use Spring Security whith annotations on your controllers, you will have to specify in your application context :
<!-- proxy-target-class set to true in order to get cglib proxy and not jdk dynamic proxy (Jersey compatible with only cglib proxies)-->
<security:global-method-security proxy-target-class="true"/>
RESThub comes with built-in JSON and XML support for serialization.
JSON serialization/deserialization is enabled by default on GenericController and based on Jackson framework, wich is much more powerful and flexible than default Jersey JSON support. Please read Jackson annotation guide for details about configuration capabilities.
Jackson support for JAXB annotations is disabled by default, because they cause a lot of confusion between XML/JSON serialization/deserialization.
XML serialization/deserialization is based on default JAXB Jersey support, and is not activated by default on GenericControler. You can easily activate it with the @Produces and @Consumes annotations on your controller classes.
RESThub provides helpers in order to add in JAX-RS context classes returns as generic collection like List<MyObject>. Because of type erasure issues in Java, Jersey has no way to know your class MyObject and you will get an exception when trying to serialize it.
In order to make your class known to Jersey, add in your applicationContext.xml:
<resthub:include-jaxb-elements base-package="net.myProject.**.model"/>
The REST client provided by RESThub is the Jersey Client with Apache HTTP Client 4.x integration. In order to use it, just add the following lines to your pom.xml (resthub-web-server is not needed) :
<dependency>
<groupId>org.resthub</groupId>
<artifactId>resthub-web-client</artifactId>
<version>1.1</version>
</dependency>
Just use the client factory - it will create an HttpClient instance preconfigured with the right JSON support and serialization stuff :
HttpClient httpClient = ClientFactory.create();


Welcome
I'm freetrader (ftrader on github, gitgud and Reddit), a fervent fan of freedom - in software, markets, currencies and communication.
Right now, I'm very much interested in successful on-chain scaling of Bitcoin, mostly through the hard fork of Bitcoin Cash. Bitcoin Cash arose out of the desire to hard fork Bitcoin as a way of upgrading and getting more capacity and growth back into Bitcoin. I share the same vision for Bitcoin as peer-to-peer electronic cash for the world as initially put forth by the BTCfork community.
I can usually be found in the development Slacks of BTCfork and various Bitcoin implementations [1], on Bitcoin- and cryptocurrency-related forums [2], and you can contact me by email if you need.
My PGP key ID is C07A7C345E86B06C
, and the fingerprint is CC32 9A4F B0E4 1392 8295 05FE C07A 7C34 5E86 B06C
.
I'm a member of Bitcoin Unlimited and my BU signing address is 1Libre7MGkCXr7pUAEbwihCR9X4quYAyQ4
.
I'm on Memo - my profile is https://memo.cash/profile/1EDtyAxn8zh9qBdWxdCyhY7AFzLcHvFrtE .
Ask for signature proof if you think someone is impersonating me, and please notify me if you find someone pretending to be me.
[1] btcforks.slack.com, bitcoinclassic.slack.com, bitcoinunlimited.slack.com
[2] https://bitco.in/forum, https://forum.bitcoin.com
[3] Why hard forks? https://medium.com/@octskyward/on-consensus-and-forks-c6a050c792e7#.4kqubk8rx


Here we have an example of a dark-themed SVG
Line chart that has a section of
it highlighted. The standard Line is a filled Line object that does NOT
use the filledAccumulative
option
- it uses transparency in the colors instead so that you can see datasets at
the back of other datasets.
The thing that differentiates this demo is the fact that once rendered there are two rectangles placed over the chart - one on the left-hand-side and one on the right-hand-side. This leaves a section in the middle of those two rectangles, that has a highlighted appearance.
As it is on this chart, the section that's highlighted has no real meaning - but this doesn't have to be the case and it could highlight certain entries or a range on the chart (for example, it could be a horizontal highlight rectangle).
The responsive
function simply changes the SVG
tag from being floated right to not
having any float
at all.
Because adding the responsive
function means that the chart is redrawn
whenever the window size changes (ie when you resize the browser) the two covers are drawn in the
draw
event and the nodes are assigned to global variables. These coverings are removed
before the chart is redrawn so they don't accumulate on top of each other.
  Put this where you want the chart to show up:

This is the code that generates the chart - it should be placed AFTER the
div
tag:


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Regular Size
Small Size
All Cheeze Pizza
$10.00
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Meat Lovers Pizza
$15.00
$10.00
$8.00
Hawaian Pizza
$13.00
$10.00
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First name:
Last name:
Phone Number:
Address:
Choose your pizza:
Hawaian
Meat Lovers
All Cheese
Choose the size of your pizza:
Small
Regular
Family


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{# I had to copy the whole search block just to change the rendered text,
so it doesn't mention modules or classes #}
{%- block sidebarsearch %}
{%- if pagename != "search" %}
{{ _('Search this site') }}
{%- endif %}
{# The sidebarsearch block is the last one available in the default sidebar()
macro, so the only way to add something to the bottom of the sidebar is to
put it here, at the end of the sidebarsearch block (before it closes).
#}
{% endblock %}
{% block footer %}
{% endblock %}


Provides support to enable the dynamic creation of Logger objects with associated Level and Handlers.


Userbase is accessible directly from the browser through a very simple JavaScript SDK. The following is the complete set of APIs to create user accounts, handle logins, and persist user data.
Use this API to initialize your Userbase SDK and resume a session when a user returns to your web app.
Use these APIs to create/update/delete user accounts and handle logins.
Use these APIs to store and retrieve user data. All data handled by these APIs is highly-durable, immediately consistent, and end-to-end encrypted.
Use these APIs to accept payments for your web app via Stripe. You can try it out for free, but to accept payments in production, you will need to purchase the payments add-on subscription.


jsbn: javascript big number
I felt compelled to put this on github and publish to npm. I haven't tested every other big integer library out there, but the few that I have tested in comparison to this one have not even come close in performance. I am aware of the bi
module on npm, however it has been modified and I wanted to publish the original without modifications. This is jsbn and jsbn2 from Tom Wu's original website above, with the modular pattern applied to prevent global leaks and to allow for use with node.js on the server side.
usage
var BigInteger = require('jsbn');
var a = new BigInteger('91823918239182398123');
alert(a.bitLength()); // 67
API
bi.toString()
returns the base-10 number as a string
bi.negate()
returns a new BigInteger equal to the negation of bi
bi.abs
returns new BI of absolute value


Philippines record their best-ever overall medal haul in SEA Games history
by HarigovindOn Day 9 of the SEA Games 2019, hosts Philippines scripted history by recording their best-ever overall medal haul in the history of the SEA Games. They bested their own numbers from the SEA Games held in 2005, when they had won 290 medals overall.
In 2005, the Philippines were the overall champions of the SEA Games hosted by themselves – and as mentioned earlier, they had won 290 medals overall – 112 gold, 85 silver and 93 bronze.
The SEA Games 2005 featured 40 sports – the highest number of sporting events in the entire history of the Games at that time, with more events than even the Asian Games and the Olympic Games.
And as of right now, at the time of writing, the Philippines have won 320 medals overall – including 128 gold, 93 silver and 99 bronze – in the SEA Games 2019 hosted by themselves once again.
With three more days to go in the 2019 edition of the Games, it is safe to say that the hosts will set a much higher record this time, as almost two hundred more medal events are set to be held in the coming days.
The overall medals tally at the time of writing, was as follows:
| Country | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total |
| Philippines | 128 | 93 | 99 | 320 |
| Thailand | 74 | 87 | 99 | 260 |
| Vietnam | 72 | 74 | 93 | 239 |
| Indonesia | 70 | 76 | 99 | 245 |
| Malaysia | 49 | 47 | 67 | 163 |
| Singapore | 49 | 40 | 59 | 148 |
| Cambodia | 4 | 6 | 31 | 41 |
| Myanmar | 3 | 17 | 46 | 65 |
| Brunei | 2 | 5 | 6 | 13 |
| Laos | 0 | 5 | 23 | 28 |
| Timor-Leste | 0 | 0 | 3 | 3 |


User Stories
- I can get the image URLs, alt text and page urls for a set of images relating to a given search string.
- I can paginate through the responses by adding a ?offset=2 parameter to the URL.
- I can get a list of the most recently submitted search strings.
Example usage:
Note: search text needs to be URI encoded.
https://teague-apis-image-search.glitch.me/image-search?text=search%20text&offset=10


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Sensex ends 216 points lower; IT stocks fall
Infosys was the top loser in the Sensex pack, dropping 2.89 per cent, followed by TCS, Asian Paints, Bharti Airtel and HCL Tech.
by PTIMarket benchmark Sensex dropped 216 points on Friday, dragged by losses in index-heavyweights Infosys, TCS and HDFC Bank.
After trading on a weak note through the day, the 30-share index ended 215.76 points, or 0.53 per cent, lower at 40,359.41. It hit an intra-day low of 40,276.83 and a high of 40,653.17.
Similarly, the broader NSE Nifty settled 54 points, or 0.45 per cent, down at 11,914.40.
Infosys was the top loser in the Sensex pack, dropping 2.89 per cent, followed by TCS, Asian Paints, Bharti Airtel and HCL Tech.
On the other hand, Tata Steel gained 3.74 per cent, NTPC 2.35 per cent, Vedanta 2.27 per cent and ONGC 2.18 per cent.
IT stocks led the fall in the market amid reports of changes in US work visa requirements aimed at protecting American workers, traders said.
Elsewhere in Asia, bourses in Hong Kong, Tokyo and Seoul settled in the green, while Shanghai finished on a negative note.
European equities were also trading on a positive note in their respective early deals.
Meanwhile, the Indian rupee depreciated marginally to 71.79 against the US dollar in intra-day trade.
Brent crude futures, the global oil benchmark, dipped 0.03 per cent to USD 63.95 per barrel.


Calories, calories, calories! This is the one time where fat content and prepackaged foods is a very good thing. You’re trying to survive until help arrives/you find help else where.
Little to no food preparation needed.
It also helps to pack a few items (like hot chocolate and soup) that require water. But that’s it! ‘Just add water’ is as far as you should go.
Try to remain in the area you know best. If the zombie plague strikes it’s better to know the best hiding places and ways to avoid the undead. Unless you feel the inner tallahassee to take them all down...
Try to avoid crowded places like malls and supermarkets.  Apocalyptic scenarios are the best moments to keep your distance from crowds, it's "every man/women for themselves" out there!
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Toyota RAV4 plug-in hybrid not for Australia just yet
New petrol-electric Toyota RAV4 is faster and more powerful than the previous V6 but plans for Australia are going slow.
by Joshua Dowling- shares
The new Toyota RAV4 plug-in hybrid – the most powerful and quickest RAV4 to date – will go on sale in the US by the middle of next year, but Australian customers will need to wait a little longer.
While Toyota is the clear market leader for regular petrol-electric hybrid cars – which charge their onboard battery pack during normal driving, but only offer a limited electric boost – the company is yet to introduce a plug-in hybrid locally despite the technology being available overseas.
“We don’t have anything to announce on the introduction of (plug-in hybrids) to Australia today,” said a statement from Toyota. “We’re not ruling it out, and are studying the possibility of introducing (the technology) in the future.”
The new Toyota RAV4 plug-in hybrid could be worth the wait, whether you want to save the planet or floor the throttle.
Toyota says the RAV4 plug-in hybrid can travel up to 62km on battery power alone in real-world driving conditions before switching to petrol. The company claims it is the longest electric driving range of any plug-in hybrid SUV on sale today.
As with the regular Toyota RAV4 Hybrid range, a 2.5-litre petrol engine powers the front wheels while an electric motor delivers extra power to the rear wheels on demand.
However, compared to the regular Toyota RAV4 Hybrid, the plug-in hybrid variant has a bigger, lithium-ion battery pack and a more powerful electric motor.
This combination enables the Toyota RAV4 Prime, as it is called in the US, to sprint from 0 to 100km/h in about 6 seconds, about two seconds quicker than the normal RAV4 Hybrid.
For comparison, the hugely popular Toyota RAV4 V6 sold from 2006 to 2012 did the 0 to 100km/h dash in about 6.5 seconds.
That 3.5-litre V6 had 200kW of power; Toyota says the RAV4 plug-in hybrid has a total of 225kW of power from its petrol and electric motors.
In the meantime, Toyota Australia says it is working overtime to clear a backlog of orders for the regular RAV4 Hybrid.
The delivery time on some variants stretches to four months, however some customers claim they are being told the wait could be up to 12 to 14 months.
CarAdvice has asked Toyota Australia for a more accurate estimate on the expected delivery times across all in-demand hybrid models including Corolla, Camry and RAV4, so customers are not misinformed at the dealership when shopping for a new car.
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Born David Robert Jones - Brixton, South London.
First instrument for Christmas (Saxophone).
Punched in the eye by George Underwood during a fight for a girl.
Bowie Releases Space Oddity.
Releases Man Who Sold The World.
Appears on the cover of Hunky Dory.
Adopts persona Ziggy Stardust. Releases The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars.
Bowie releases Aladdin Sane.
Releases Diamond Dogs
Young Americans is released. He creates the Thin White Duke persona.
Bowie releases Let's Dance. Bowie's best selling album
Bowie gets his first Grammy.
Bowie releases Never Let Me Down
- Inducted into Rock & Roll hall of fame.
David Bowie's Daughter Alexandria Zahra Jones is born.
Honoured with grammy lifetime achievement award.
On his 66th birthday, Bowie announces the release of The Next Day, his first studio album in a decade.
Releases his final studio album Blackstar on his 69th Birthday.
Dies at the age of 69 after battling cancer.
“
I don't know where I'm going from here, but I promise it won't be boring.
David Bowie
Read more on his life on Wikipedia.


Socratic Models - AI Ensembles
The period of 2018-2020 was a critical time for progress in natural language processing. On the back of Transformers, a wave of value was created with products like text completion, sentiment analysis, entity recognition, and writing improvement tools. The process for creating these technologies would be familiar to data scientists across domains: collect and label data, train and fine-tune models, test different architectures, and optimize hyperparameters.
For those close to NLP research and development, the last year has presented a clear break from this incremental progress. Large pretrained models can be prompted for answers rather than trained, single models can communicate across multiple modalities, and factual information stored in graphs and knowledge bases can augment model IQ. The economic value these innovations unlock has barely begun to be realized, and most industries haven’t felt the productivity gains.
The next wave of progress will stem from uniting several key innovations that allow for self-organizing data, detailed responses to queries, and quickly altering how machine learning systems operate. While the leap forward will come from the confluence of several synergistic technologies, I was excited by the promises offered by a recent paper titled “Socratic Models” demonstrating how real tasks could be accomplished using off-the-shelf freely available models. To see how easily such an ensemble could be deployed, I recreated pieces of their research.
Multimodal Communication
Models that unite language and image modalities have received significant attention recently, most notably CLIP and DALL-E. There are countless other multimodal models uniting speech, sound, video, and structured data, and many available with open-sourced implementations and weights. Translating between modalities is a superpower itself, but real magic can be realized by having models reason in concert with full context. When language is ambiguous, video and audio models can ground model interpretation and response using similar logic to a human thought process.
Given the quantity of research published in this field over the last few months, it’s clear that many agree with this position. Google Multisearch allows users to find content using images and text in concert, for example, asking its search engine to find socks with the same pattern as a pictured shirt. In CLIP meets GamePhysics researchers used CLIP embeddings to find scenes in video games with reported glitches from users on Reddit. Many specific applications of this technology have been prototyped, but Socratic Models is the first to offer a more general vision.
Socratic Models
Wikipedia defines the Socratic method as
a form of cooperative argumentative dialogue between individuals, based on asking and answering questions to stimulate critical thinking and to draw out ideas and underlying presuppositions.
We now have models that take different modalities of information as input (text, images, sound, spoken language) and can return text representations of their content. Through the common interface of natural language, we can have them reason, discuss, and supervise to produce higher level AI applications. This is the core idea behind Socratic Models.
While the paper discusses many ways to deploy this technology, the core methods are displayed through the interpretation of first-person (egocentric) video recording someone’s daily routine. Various pre-trained models are tasked with working together to answer questions, return search results, and summarize the day without any fine-tuning on in-domain data. A video-language model (e.g. CLIP) is asked to list objects and places seen in video stills. A large-language model (e.g. GPT-3) is prompted to provide activities that could be performed in those places and with those objects. Audio-language models (e.g. Wav2CLIP, Wav2Vec2) further supervise the likelihood that those “logs” produced are correct. This process can proceed iteratively, producing a high quality of log of what occurred in the video for summarization or question answering later.
I knew that despite the apparent simplicity of this model ensemble, it can still be a challenge to prompt the model for a specific and grounded response. To explore this space, I created a smaller version of Socratic Models combining image and language modalities.
Streamlit App
The app all starts with a chosen video. As I default, I chose an egocentric video similar to the example in the paper, following an individual as they go through their work day. However, I tried other related videos like first person video games and unrelated like movie scenes with similar levels of success.
Frames from the video were sampled at a constant rate using OpenCV - obviously how fine-grained those samples are will affect how well the models perform. Each frame was then embedded using the CLIP image encoder and stored in a Faiss index for nearest neighbor retrieval. This enabled the simplest of the Socratic Models applications - video search.
I found this application to work pretty flawlessly. The query entered into the text box is encoded using the CLIP text encoder, and a nearest neighbor search is performed in the Faiss index to find the closest image embeddings. While my queries were often simple, it was able to rank frames correctly based on semantic changes to the text, even while the same keywords were used. The only real failure mode was when I search for something not present in the sampled frames - of course, the application still returned the closest embeddings. While embedding distance could be used to threshold what was returned, model-based methods for determining relevance would likely be more robust to different types of video.
Next, I looked into producing an event log, with one line listing the places, objects, and activities seen in each frame in the video. The paper actually filters model output for places and objects by restricting possible answers to any of the places in the Places365 dataset and objects in the OpenImages dataset. This is a strategy I often use for controlling model output, but I followed the paper in not applying this restriction to the activities list, allowing for more expressivity from the model.
For each image, CLIP was used to rank the place and object categories and the top 3 for each are taken for the log. The LLM (I used T0pp after trying a few others like GPT-J) was then prompted to list the activities given those CLIP supervised descriptions. For example, I performed 1-shot learning and prompted T0pp with
Places: kitchen. Objects: coffee maker. I might be doing these 3 activities: eating, making breakfast, grinding coffee. Places: office cubicles, computer room, office. Objects: Desk, Office building, Computer monitor. I might be doing these 3 activities:
The results were definitely mixed. While there are clear examples of the log working as expected, T0pp may require more prompt engineering and definitely has less creativity than GPT-3 (by design).
Finally, with the event log in hand, I explored creating event summaries. The paper makes it clear this is a challenging task, and it is easy to see why. We cannot feed the whole event log for the language model to reason over, so we must select a coherent segment to include in the prompt. But segmenting events from one another is no trivial task. The paper offers two solutions: uniform sampling or on the fly video search given specific events of interest. Given my limited compute budget, I tried the former with predictably poor results.
Errors tend to compound, so issues with the log generation only added more noise to the summaries. Nevertheless, I was impressed with what could be done with off-the-shelf models. With more time, finer sampling of video frames, and better prompt engineering, I feel confident that I could reduce the noise and produce a tighter result.
Conclusions
For me, the exciting thing about this paper is what is left to be explored. There is a whole universe of NLP companies focused on fine-tuning, and while GPT-3 is certainly impressive, it isn’t yet a replacement for producing reliable, consistent results for customers. Here is a truly viable alternative - flexible, controllable, recursively self-supervised. While costs in the short term might pose a barrier, many of these models are more lightweight than they appear and most can be accessed via API for a reasonable marginal cost. I’ll certainly continue to find ways to make this ensemble and embedding based approach useful for producing tangible value.


@(#)contract 1.7 @(#) /shared/sac/arc/ARC-Templates/contract [1.7 06/07/26]
[This is a template for the Contract associated with Contracted
interfaces (i.e. Contracted Consolidation Private, Contracted
Project Private, etc). It must be tailored for each use, and
be approved as part of the case approving the interfaces. Remove
the explanatory text in square brackets before using this template.
This is NOT a legal contract; it is simply a mechanism used to specify
the details of an unusual dependency between two components that is not
allowed under the normal rules set forth in the interface taxonomy.]
CONTRACT ALLOWING/REQUIRING SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR INTERFACES
0. Number:
[The number is assigned by the ARC CASE owner, and has the format
CASE-sequence within case; for example, PSARC/2006/952-01.
Sequence begins at 01 in each case.]
1. This contract is between
a SUPPLIER of INTERFACES and
a CONSUMER of those INTERFACES,
both of whom are entities within Sun Microsystems, Incorporated.
[It is suggested that the SUPPLIER create an alias of
the form
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>that is prepopulated with both the SUPPLIER and CONSUMER(s)
of this contract to be used as the basis for communication]
2. The SUPPLIER (definer and/or implementor) is identified by the following:
Product or Bundle:
Consolidation:
Department or Group:
Bugtraq Category/SubCategory:
Responsible Manager:
3. The CONSUMER is identified by the following:
Product or Bundle:
Consolidation:
Department or Group:
Bugtraq Category/SubCategory:
Responsible Manager:
[There may be multiple CONSUMERS listed here, if the conditions
for the contract are identical for all]
[The consumer(s) listed above MUST be Company internal ~-- DO NOT have
a person or group from an outside company as consumer. We only
expose Contracted interfaces outside of Sun if a Sun internal
entity acts as the CONSUMER and manages the relationship with
the external company with regards to these interfaces. To
expose an interface externally, fill in the section 7b below.
This document is intended to be an architectural management
tool and not a legal contract, and care must be taken to reinforce
this distinction before exposing this document to partners or
customers.]
4. The INTERFACES are:
[List interfaces with their basic stability levels, for example
Consolidation Private, not Contracted Consolidation Private.]
5. The ARC controlling these INTERFACES is:
6. The CASE describing (Exporting) these INTERFACES is:
7. The following SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS are made which modify the rules
imposed by the stability levels listed in section 4 above:
[Indicate all that apply by changing the N to a Y and fill in blanks
as applicable...]
[Paragraph used to control changes to External interfaces.]
_N_ 7a. Although the stability level doesn't normally restrict it,
SUPPLIER promises to only modify INTERFACES in an incompatible
way as follows:
[describe conditions, e.g. "minor release"]
[Paragraph used to expose interfaces privately to partners.]
_N_ 7b. Although the stability level doesn't normally allow it, CONSUMER will
expose INTERFACES to a PARTNER, which is external to Sun, namely:
Name of Company:
Name of Department or Group within Company:
Responsible Manager:
[Paragraph used to expose interfaces across consolidations.]
_N_ 7c. Although the stability level doesn't normally allow it, CONSUMER will
import INTERFACES from a separate consolidation.
[Paragraph used to mandate notification before interfaces change.]
_N_ 7d. If SUPPLIER decides to change (including replace or remove) any
portion of the INTERFACES, SUPPLIER will notify CONSUMER of the
proposed new version, no later than the application for ARC
approval of the new version.
If SUPPLIER and CONSUMER are contained in the same consolidation,
they have the option of arranging for simultaneous conversion
to the new interfaces. If this is not possible, or if they are
not in the same consolidation, then SUPPLIER will either make best
effort to work with CONSUMER so that CONSUMER can detect which
version of INTERFACES is being supplied, or else SUPPLIER will
make best effort to supply both old and new versions of
INTERFACES.
If SUPPLIER cannot make both versions of INTERFACES available,
and SUPPLIER and CONSUMER cannot devise a method whereby
CONSUMER can detect which version of INTERFACES is being
supplied, and the old version of CONSUMER will not run with the
new version of SUPPLIER, then either the EOL process must be
followed by SUPPLIER, or else a major release of SUPPLIER will
be required, or the change will not be allowed.
8. If CONSUMER requires changes in INTERFACES, SUPPLIER will make
best effort to accommodate such changes, which shall then be
treated in accordance with paragraph 7 above.
9. Notwithstanding paragraphs 7 and 8, a change to any portion
of the INTERFACES shall be regarded as a completely new set of
INTERFACES which require both ARC approval and execution of
a new contract.
10. SUPPLIER and CONSUMER agree that evolution of INTERFACES shall be
handled as follows:
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Background radiation
The levels of background radiation we quote come from a variety of sources, as described in more detail elsewhere on the RadWatch website and beyond. Note that the numbers we quote for regions people inhabit refer to natural sources and do not include exposure resulting from travel, medical exposure, or occupation. These numbers are typically quoted in mSv/yr rather than µSv/hr. We have made the conversion to demonstrate the corresponding average hourly exposure for comparison with the data shown across our network, however it is important to understand that hourly levels can vary dramatically while remaining well within these yearly averages.
Regionally, levels can vary dramatically as well. For example, the average exposure level across the United States is ~3mSv/yr, which corresponds to roughly 0.34 µSv/hr, and is more than twice the levels generally seen in the Bay Area. (Check out our measurements!) While in other areas, like the Colorado plateau, radiation levels are closer to twice the national average.
Occupational radiation
For reference, we've also included the average exposure rate for flight crews, as an example of the increased exposure that can result from spending extended periods of time at high altitudes, where there is less atmosphere to shield cosmic radiation. It is also important to note that that level still falls well below the upper limit for occupational exposure set by the International Commission on Radiological Protection, discussed in much more detail here. Though we have stated these numbers in µSv/hr, these limits are set for yearly exposure. Hourly rates that go above these limits temporarily for hours or even days typically do not represent a health risk.
High background regions
We've also included several examples of areas around the world that are inhabited where background radiation levels are significantly higher than the world average. Areas of Iran, India and Europe, for example, have uncommonly high levels of naturally occuring terrestrial radiation, ranging from 30-40 mSv/yr to over 100 mSv/yr.
Beaches and hot springs
It is not uncommon for beaches to have higher than average levels of radioactivity, depending on the types of sand present. For example, there is a coastal town in Brazil, Guarapari, with beaches that have extremely high levels of natural radiation. Exposure in some areas can be as high as 175 mSv per year (20μSv/h), though the average exposure for residents of the town are of course much lower. In fact, the highest level of natural background radiation on record (800mSv/yr) is on another Brazilian beach.
It is also not uncommon for hot springs to have above average levels of radiation. A couple of the more notable examples include Mahallat, in central Iran and Arkaroola in Australia.
Ramsar, Iran
Though the localized radiation levels in some of the beaches and hot springs already mentioned are among the highest natural levels measured, those are not places people spend extended periods of time, so the average radiation level is much lower than the level at the beach or hot spring. However, for residents in Ramsar, in northern Iran, the level is much higher. One reason for this is the use of the naturally radioactive limestone found in that area as a building material. There are on-going investigations of whether long-term exposure to background levels this high have adverse health effects, such as increased cancer rates amoung residents of this area, but thus far no measurable effects have been found.
These are just a few examples of the range of radiation levels people around the world are exposed to, without measurable adverse effects. You can find a variety of other examples of various levels of exposure
here. More information about the range of natural and occupational exposure levels, as well as the various limits set, can be found here.


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Old Forest [ai73], forest, in Imperia, peasants: 110
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Old Forest [ai73], forest, in Imperia, peasants: 110
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12: Stefano [t8e], Imperial Empire, the High Priest of the Church of
12: Halon [157], with ten angels, 33 nazgul, arrived from the east,
12: accompanied by:
12: Lord Rodrigo Bane [c8b], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of
12: Dol [153], with five angels, 40 hvy. xbowmen, six nazgul
13: Stefano [t8e], Imperial Empire, the High Priest of the Church of
13: Halon [157], with ten angels, 33 nazgul, went south, accompanied by:
13: Lord Rodrigo Bane [c8b], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of
13: Dol [153], with five angels, 40 hvy. xbowmen, six nazgul
14: Stack of nazgul [el0t], nazgul, number: 2, arrived from the south.
14: Stack of nazgul [gi2i], nazgul, number: 3, arrived from the south.
15: Sean O'Lannahan [b3t], refugee, went west.
16: Pack of wolves [fy7a], wolves, number: 6, arrived from the south.
17: Stack of nazgul [el0t], nazgul, number: 2, went north.
17: Stack of nazgul [gi2i], nazgul, number: 3, went north.
18: Pack of wolves [fy7a], wolves, number: 6, went north.
19: Stack of nazgul [gl1d], nazgul, number: 2, arrived from the east.
20: Pack of wolves [ak5s], wolves, number: 10, arrived from the west.
21: Stack of nazgul [gl1d], nazgul, number: 2, went west.
21: Grolax [f1g], refugee, with one wild horse, one riding horse, arrived
21: from the west.
22: Pack of wolves [ak5s], wolves, number: 10, went east.
23: Grolax [f1g], refugee, with one wild horse, one riding horse, went
23: east.
24: Stack of nazgul [dc0o], nazgul, number: 3, arrived from the east.
24: Stack of nazgul [co8r], nazgul, arrived from the east.
26: Stack of nazgul [dc0o], nazgul, number: 3, went east.
26: Stack of nazgul [co8r], nazgul, went west.
27: The Honorable Kinak [h6f], refugee, with one worker, one skirmisher,
27: arrived from the west.
29: The Honorable Kinak [h6f], refugee, with one worker, one skirmisher,
29: went east.
29: Stack of nazgul [em2p], nazgul, arrived from the east.
29: Stack of nazgul [gj7w], nazgul, number: 2, arrived from the north.
30: The population grows by one peasant.
Routes leaving Old Forest:
North, forest, to Old Forest [ah73], 8 days
East, plain, to Endless Plains [ai74], 7 days
South, plain, to Endless Plains [aj73], 7 days
West, forest, to Old Forest [ai72], 8 days
Seen here:
Stack of nazgul [fk2v], nazgul, number: 4
Wild men [hf3d], savages, number: 35
The Honorable Kinak [h6f], refugee, with one worker, one skirmisher
Stack of nazgul [gj7w], nazgul


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| 166 | (A) | Thare es no grefe on this grownde ne gome so grym woundide |
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| 162 | (D) | þer is no gome on þis ground þat is so grym woundyd |
| 160 | (E) | ¶ Ther is no withe in þis wurld . þat is so sore wounded |
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| 165 | (L) | þer is no gome in þis erþe þat is grym wounded |
| 159 | (P) | þar es no gomme on þis grounde þat is grym wounded |
| 160 | (U) | ¶ There nis gome in this erthe / that is grym wounded |
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No Withdrawal Before Full Peace Deal: Nicholas Kay
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg affirmed NATO’s commitment to train, advise and assist Afghan security forces.
by Zahra RahimiSpeaking at an event titled “The Role of NATO in the Afghan Peace Process” hosted by the Afghanistan Institute of Strategic Studies (AISS) in Kabul, NATO’s Senior Civilian Representative Nicholas Kay said“until there is a complete peace agreement” there will be “no comprehensive withdrawal” and a “comprehensive peace agreement would be the product of the Intra-Afghan negotiation.”
Kay says the Taliban will not win the Afghan war as Afghan defense and security forces have become more capable with the NATO support and the people also don’t want to back to the past dark days.
“The Taliban will not win, it is as simple as that. The Taliban will not win on the battlefield because the ANDSF are increasingly strong and capable, and they are increasingly strong and capable because of the training, advice, assisting and funding they get from NATO,” said Kay.
At the same time, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg hopes that the Afghan war will end politically.
“We welcome the release of the two professors at the American University in Kabul that have been held in captivity by Taliban for some time. We also commend President Ghani for his bold decision that made this possible. These are confidence-building measures. Hopefully they can move us closer to resumption of the peace talks and therefore also lay the grounds for a political, negotiated solution to the conflict, the crisis, in Afghanistan,” said Stoltenberg.
In less than two weeks, NATO leaders are expected to discuss the Afghan peace and stability process in London.


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Img Alt Text Tests
Alt text attribute Tests
- Test #1 - Valid Alt text
- Test #2 - Missing Alt text attribute
- Test #3 - Empty Alt text
- Test #4 - Invalid Alt text
- Test #5 - Alt text length too many characters
- Test #6 - Alt text with only spaces
- Test #7 - Alt text with commonly inserted strings by authoring tools
- Test #8 - Alt text equal to image src name without directory names of extension
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