Man tried to beat testicular cancer with juice so he could have kids
MMA fighter Aaron Aby, 29, wanted to beat his testicular cancer "naturally" - fearing chemotherapy would prevent him from becoming a dad - but changed his mind when he had to fight for his life
by Chris Kitching, Lee Grimsditch, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/chris-kitching/A 'miracle' testicular cancer survivor tried to beat the disease with CBD and a juice diet until he was told he had just months to live.
Aaron Aby said he wanted to fight it "naturally" and avoid chemotherapy at all costs because the treatment would prevent him from becoming a dad one day.
But the cancer worsened and spread to his stomach, forcing the Liverpool-trained MMA fighter to change his mind and fight for his life after he was told he only had another three to six months.
Mr Aby underwent chemotherapy and two operations and - against all odds - is now cancer-free and preparing for his comeback fight, the Liverpool Echo reports.
Hailed as a "real-life Superman", the 29-year-old, who also has cystic fibrosis, said: “Because the treatment would stop me being a dad, I rejected chemotherapy as I wanted to fight it naturally.
“I tried everything I could to beat it naturally, such as CBD and juicing, but the cancer just kept getting worse, and then it went to my stomach.
“They told me I had about three to six months left to live.
“When I decided to have the chemo, that’s when I was like ‘right, I’m just going to fight through this as hard as I can’.”
Mr Aby, from Wrexham, North Wales, added: “I think maybe you’re not born tough.

Mr Aby was 27 when he was diagnosed with stage three testicular cancer in 2017 after suffering chronic pain in his groin and his back during a fight.
He was initially diagnosed with an infection and given antibiotics, but the pain continued and he went back to the hospital, where an ultrasound detected the disease.
He said: “I had the symptoms in the build-up to my last fight.
"I wasn’t sure if it was stress-related or whether it was a body shot or a low blow.

What is testicular cancer?
Testicular cancer is one of the less common cancers and tends to mostly affect men aged between 15 and 49, the NHS says.
It accounts for just one per cent of all cancers that occur in men, with about 2,300 diagnosed every year in the UK.
But it is one of the most treatable types of cancer and the outlook is one of the best for all cancers, with 98 per cent of men surviving for five years or more after diagnosis.
Men typically notice painless symptoms such as swelling or a lump in one of the testicles or a chance in shape or texture.
The most common type of testicular cancer affects the germ cells which the body uses to create sperm.
The exact cause or causes are unknown.
For reasons unknown, white men have a higher risk of developing testicular cancer than men from other ethnic groups, the NHS says.
At the time of his diagnosis, he had won three fights in a row, including one bout that took place between the scan the diagnosis.
Later, after being told he was just months away from dying - grim news that left his mum and girlfriend Hayley in tears - he decided to give chemotherapy a go despite the potential side effects.
He underwent two operations, the first of which to remove a 15cm tumour in his stomach.
Mr Aby feared he would die on the operating table as he went under the knife the first time.
During the second surgery he had to have one of his testicles removed under local anaesthetic because general anaesthetic posed a risk to his lungs because of his cystic fibrosis.
Now cancer-free and preparing for his comeback fight on December 7, Mr Aby is hoping to inspire others.
Mr Aby's coach, Jason Tan, who owns Liverpool's MMA Academy, said: “I’m happy to see him return because I know that’s what he wants to do, it’s his calling in life.
“To see everything he’s been through, it’s incredible to watch. He is like a real-life Superman.”


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Mum opens a Paw Patrol chocolate and finds this maggot crawling around inside
It was in a pack of Paw Patrol chocolate coins she bought from Morrisons for her son
by Laura ClementsA mum was horrified to find a live squirming maggot in a chocolate treat she bought for her two-year-old son.
Evie Chisholm bought a net of Paw Patrol chocolate coins for Jacob from Morrisons in Port Talbot on November 16, but got a shock as she unwrapped the foil.
There, poking out of a small hole in the milk chocolate coin, was the glistening head of a maggot. The toddler, who loves Paw Patrol, had already polished off most of the coins before his mum made the gruesome discovery.
Miss Chisholm said she felt sick at the thought the toddler may have already swallowed a maggot. She said: "I bought the chocolates from Morrisons in Baglan on Saturday when I saw the maggot.
"I felt sick as my two-year-old son had already eaten half the pack and I was angry in case it made him ill as I didn't know if he had already eaten one."
Little Jacob was unimpressed when his mum told him he couldn't have any more of his favourite treat, which is made by Italian company Walcor.
Miss Chisholm, from Neath , checked the packaging for the best before date on the chocolates, which said September 2021.
Keeping the last single coin, she decided to call the Morrisons store straight away to warn them about other products which potentially had the same problems.
"I just wanted to make others aware of this," she added, warning others to keep their eyes peeled.
Morrisons were contacted but said as it was not their product they would not comment.
It is understood Walcor are to investigate the matter. The company has been approached for comment.


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Tibia Bestiary Reference
- This reference includes only monsters you could conceivably specifically target for bestiary. Monsters that are regularly hunted at common grounds are not listed here (Asuras, Grimeleeches, Soulwar monsters, Secret Library monsters etc.)
- Bestiary difficulty is roughly defined as:
Easy - under 2h
Medium - 2h to 5h
Hard - over 5h - The results are sorted as following:
- Primary sort by difficulty (Easy -> Medium -> Hard)
- Secondary sort by points (50 -> 30 -> 25 -> 15 -> 10 -> 5 -> 1) - The difficulty and speed of completion will vary depending on the character's level. For
example, a
level 1000 will of course complete bestiaries faster than a level 200.
The difficulty rating is supposed to reflect an 'average' leveled player for the monster/area - The aim of this reference is not to serve as a 'guide', but more as a checklist of monsters to complete in order based on the difficulty of completing each bestiary entry, to get you to 2-3-4 charms as efficiently as possible
- The suggested use of this reference is as following (though of course you can use it as you
please!):
- If it's Rapid Respawn, complete all monsters in order from top to bottom in the 'Rapid Respawn' section
- If it's not Rapid Respawn, complete all monsters in order from top to bottom in the '1x Respawn' section
- Complete rare/special bestiaries as events become active/available - If you have suggestions for this guide please email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Monsters in this section are completable on 1x respawn. All of these monsters can be
completed quicker on rapid respawn, but rapid is not necessary.
| Monster | Points | Difficulty | Suggested Spawn |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raging Fire | 50 | Easy | Jaccus Maxxen's Dungeon |
| Goblin Leader | 30 | Easy | Beregar |
| Water Buffalo | 30 | Easy | Venore Southern Swamp |
| Haunted Treeling | 25 | Easy | Vengoth Surface |
| Bonebeast | 25 | Easy | Mother of Scarabs Lair -4/-5, Edron Old Fortress -1 |
| Ancient Scarab | 25 | Easy | Mother of Scarabs Lair -4/-5 |
| Toad | 15 | Easy | Laguna Islands |
| Larva | 15 | Easy | Ankrahmun Larva Caves, Mother of Scarabs Lair -1/-2 |
| Scarab | 15 | Easy | Ankrahmun Larva Caves, Mother of Scarabs Lair -4/-5 |
| Blood Crab | 15 | Easy | Laguna Blood Crab Caves |
| Deepsea Blood Crab | 15 | Easy | Sea Serpent Area Svargrond |
| Salamander | 15 | Easy | Venore Salamander Cave |
| Emerald Damselfly | 15 | Easy | Venore Salamander Cave |
| Stalker | 15 | Easy | Peninsula Tomb |
| Ghost | 15 | Easy | Peninsula Tomb |
| Mummy | 15 | Easy | Peninsula Tomb |
| Marsh Stalker | 15 | Easy | Venore Salamander Cave |
| Deepling Worker | 15 | Easy | Fiehonja |
| Gargoyle | 15 | Easy | Meriana Gargoyle Cave |
| Tainted Soul | 15 | Easy | Tainted Caves |
| Hunter | 15 | Easy | Poacher's Cave (Hunter stage) |
| Poacher | 15 | Easy | Poacher's Cave (Hunter stage) |
| Boar | 15 | Easy | Poacher's Cave (Wildlife stage) |
| Gloom Wolf | 15 | Easy | Poacher's Cave (Undead stage) |
| Ghost Wolf | 15 | Easy | Poacher's Cave (Undead stage) |
| Wild Warrior | 15 | Easy | Dark Cathedral |
| Dark Monk | 15 | Easy | Dark Cathedral |
| Smuggler | 15 | Easy | Dark Cathedral |
| Assassin | 15 | Easy | Dark Cathedral |
| Pirate Marauder | 15 | Easy | Yalahar Pirates |
| Novice of the Cult | 15 | Easy | Yalahar Cults |
| Swamp Troll | 15 | Easy | Port Hope Swamp Trolls Cave |
| Firestarter | 15 | Easy | Shadowthorn |
| Corym Charlatan | 15 | Easy | Coryms PH, Coryms Venore |
| Mammoth | 15 | Easy | Svargrond Mammoth Mountain (South west from depot) |
| Winter Wolf | 15 | Easy | Svargrond Mammoth Mountain (South west from depot) |
| Island Troll | 15 | Easy | Goroma |
| Kongra | 15 | Easy | Port Hope Ape City |
| Sibang | 15 | Easy | Port Hope Ape City |
| Ghoul | 15 | Easy | Yalahar Cemetery, Mount Sternum, Edron Vampire Crypt -1/-2 |
| Skeleton | 15 | Easy | Yalahar Cemetery, Mount Sternum, Edron Vampire Crypt -1/-2 |
| Slime | 15 | Easy | Vengoth Surface |
| Gnarlhound | 15 | Easy | Zao Gnarlhound Cave |
| Lizard Templar | 15 | Easy | Chor |
| Lizard Sentinel | 15 | Easy | Chor |
| Crocodile | 15 | Easy | Port Hope Crocodile Cave |
| Rotworm | 15 | Easy | Darashia Rotworms, Liberty Bay Rotworms |
| Tortoise | 15 | Easy | Laguna Islands Tortoise Caves |
| Thornback Tortoise | 15 | Easy | Laguna Islands Tortoise Caves |
| Leaf Golem | 15 | Easy | Dryad Gardens |
| Terramite | 15 | Easy | Darashia Terramite Cave |
| Troll | 5 | Easy | Edron Troll Cave |
| Goblin | 5 | Easy | Goblin Troll Cave |
| Fish | 5 | Easy | Fiehonja |
| Seagull | 5 | Easy | Laguna Islands |
| Sandcrawler | 5 | Easy | All over Zao Steppe |
| Deer | 5 | Easy | Svargrond Mammoth Mountain (South west from depot) |
| Badger | 5 | Easy | Svargrond Mammoth Mountain (South west from depot) |
| Silver Rabbit | 5 | Easy | Svargrond Mammoth Mountain (South west from depot) |
| Winter Wolf | 5 | Easy | Svargrond Mammoth Mountain (South west from depot) |
| Wolf | 5 | Easy | All over Tibia, should be completed naturally |
| Spider | 5 | Easy | All over Tibia, should be completed naturally |
| Poison Spider | 5 | Easy | All over Tibia, should be completed naturally |
| Penguin | 5 | Easy | Svargrond |
| Snake | 5 | Easy | All over Tibia, Edron Vampire Crypt |
| Northern Pike | 1 | Easy | Fiehonja |
| Butterfly (Purple/Blue/Red) | 1 | Easy | All over Tiquanda |
| Dog | 1 | Easy | Thais |
| Modified Gnarlhound | 1 | Easy | Stonehome, under Telas's house |
| Mushroom Sniffer | 1 | Easy | Truffels Garden |
| Cat | 1 | Easy | Yalahar |
| Husky | 1 | Easy | Svargrond |
| Pigeon | 1 | Easy | Venore |
| Chasm Spawn | 50 | Medium | Warzone 4 (650/h~) |
| Worker Golem | 25 | Medium | Oramond Catacombs - Golem stage |
| War Golem | 25 | Medium | Oramond Catacombs - Golem stage |
| Exotic Bat | 25 | Medium | Exotic Cave Spider Cave |
| Exotic Cave Spider | 25 | Medium | Exotic Cave Spider Cave |
| Metal Gargoyle | 25 | Medium | Oramond Surface, Abandoned Sewers |
| Wilting Leaf Golem | 25 | Medium | Dryad Gardens |
| Vampire | 25 | Medium | Edron Vampire Crypt, Peninsula Tomb |
| Vampire Bride | 25 | Medium | Edron Vampire Crypt |
| Vampire Viscount | 25 | Medium | Edron Vampire Crypt |
| Weakened Frazzlemaw | 25 | Medium | Feyrist Mini Rosha |
| Enfeebled Silencer | 25 | Medium | Feyrist Mini Rosha |
| Lumbering Carnivor | 25 | Medium | Carnivora's Rock |
| Putrid Mummy | 25 | Medium | Caverna Exanima |
| Ice Golem | 25 | Medium | Nibelor Cave |
| Bog Raider | 25 | Medium | Oramond Hydra Cave |
| Stonerefiner | 25 | Medium | Corym Mines Venore |
| Sea Serpent | 25 | Medium | Svargrond Sea Serpent Area |
| Young Sea Serpent | 25 | Medium | Svargrond Sea Serpent Area |
| Stampor | 25 | Medium | Stampor Cave Muggy Plains |
| Giant Spider | 25 | Medium | Port Hope Spider Cave |
| Lizard Zaogun | 25 | Medium | Lower Draken Walls |
| Lizard Chosen | 25 | Medium | Temple of Equilibrium |
| Lizard High Guard | 25 | Medium | Lizard City |
| Lizard Legionnaire | 25 | Medium | Lizard City |
| Lizard Dragon Priest | 25 | Medium | Lizard City (South mostly) |
| Eternal Guardian | 25 | Medium | Deeper Banuta |
| Dragon | 25 | Medium | Yalahar Dragons, Edron Dragons |
| Pirate Cutthroat | 25 | Medium | Yalahar Pirates |
| Acolyte of the Cult | 25 | Medium | Yalahar Cults, Goroma Volcano |
| Adept of the Cult | 25 | Medium | Yalahar Cults, Goroma Volcano |
| Enlightened of the Cult | 25 | Medium | Yalahar Cults |
| Dragon Lord | 25 | Medium | Fenrock DLs, POI DLs |
| Frost Dragon | 25 | Medium | Chyllfroest |
| Frost Dragon Hatchling | 25 | Medium | Chyllfroest |
| Quara Predator | 25 | Medium | Sunken Quarter, Calassa |
| Quara Pincher | 25 | Medium | Sunken Quarter, Calassa |
| Quara Hydromancer | 25 | Medium | Sunken Quarter, Calassa |
| Iron Servant Replica | 25 | Medium | Replica Dungeon (Lloyd) |
| Golden Servant Replica | 25 | Medium | Replica Dungeon (Lloyd) |
| Diamond Servant Replica | 25 | Medium | Replica Dungeon (Lloyd) |
| Orc Cultist | 25 | Medium | Edron Orc Cults |
| Orc Cult Priest | 25 | Medium | Edron Orc Cults |
| Orc Cult Inquisitor | 25 | Medium | Edron Orc Cults |
| Orc Cult Fanatic | 25 | Medium | Edron Orc Cults |
| Orc Cult Minion | 25 | Medium | Edron Orc Cults |
| Barkless Devotee | 25 | Medium | Ab'Dendriel Cults |
| Barkless Fanatic | 25 | Medium | Ab'Dendriel Cults |
| Minotaur Cult Follower | 25 | Medium | Mintwallin Cults |
| Minotaur Cult Propher | 25 | Medium | Mintwallin Cults |
| Minotaur Cult Zealot | 25 | Medium | Mintwallin Cults |
| Mutated Bat | 25 | Medium | Souleater Mountains, Farmine Mutated Bat/Tiger Cave |
| Souleater | 25 | Medium | Souleater Mountains, Deeper Banuta |
| Death Blob | 25 | Medium | Souleater Mountains |
| Glooth Blob | 25 | Medium | Oramond West |
| Blood Beast | 25 | Medium | Oramond West |
| Rot Elemental | 25 | Medium | Oramond West |
| Devourer | 25 | Medium | Oramond West |
| Glooth Anemone | 25 | Medium | Oramond Wildlife Raid |
| Pirat Cutthroat | 25 | Medium | The Wreckoning |
| Pirat Bombardier | 25 | Medium | The Wreckoning |
| Pirat Scoundrel | 25 | Medium | The Wreckoning |
| Pirat Mate | 25 | Medium | The Wreckoning |
| Faun | 25 | Medium | Feyrist Surface |
| Pooka | 25 | Medium | Feyrist Surface |
| Swan Maiden | 25 | Medium | Feyrist Surface |
| Pixie | 25 | Medium | Feyrist Surface |
| Nymph | 25 | Medium | Feyrist Surface |
| Boogy | 25 | Medium | Dark Faun Cave |
| Twisted Pooka | 25 | Medium | Dark Faun Cave |
| Drillworm | 25 | Medium | Warzone 4 |
| Mutated Human | 25 | Medium | Yalahar Alchemist Quarter |
| Undead Gladiator | 25 | Medium | Krailos Nightmare Cave |
| Clomp | 25 | Medium | Krailos Surface |
| Ogre Brute | 25 | Medium | Krailos Surface |
| Ogre Savage | 25 | Medium | Krailos Surface |
| Ogre Shaman | 25 | Medium | Krailos Surface |
| Orclops Ravager | 25 | Medium | Desecrated Glade |
| Orclops Doomhauler | 25 | Medium | Desecrated Glade |
| Crawler | 25 | Medium | Inner Hive |
| Spidris | 25 | Medium | Inner Hive |
| Kollos | 25 | Medium | Inner Hive |
| Spitter | 25 | Medium | Inner Hive |
| Waspoid | 25 | Medium | Inner Hive |
| Warlock | 25 | Medium | Demona |
| Misguided Thief | 25 | Medium | Misguided Camp |
| Misguided Bully | 25 | Medium | Misguided Camp |
| Terror Bird | 15 | Medium | Southern Tiquanda Coast |
| Crypt Shambler | 15 | Medium | Yalahar Cemetery, Mount Sternum, Ramoa -1/-2 |
| Frost Giant | 15 | Medium | Nibelor |
| Carrion Rotworm | 15 | Medium | Liberty Bay Rotworms |
| Merlkin | 15 | Medium | Port Hope Ape City |
| Frost Giantess | 15 | Medium | Nibelor |
| Panda | 15 | Medium | Southern Tiquanda Coast |
| Starving Wolf | 15 | Medium | Ab'Dendriel Surroundings |
| Wisp | 5 | Medium | Feyrist Surface |
| White Deer | 5 | Medium | Ab'Dendriel Surroundings |
| Spiky Carnivor | 50 | Hard | Carnivora's Rock |
| Menancing Carnivor | 50 | Hard | Carnivora's Rock |
| Fury | 50 | Hard | Oramond Fury Dungeon |
| Diremaw | 50 | Hard | Warzone 6 |
| Deepworm | 50 | Hard | Warzone 6 |
| Stone Devourer | 50 | Hard | Warzone 1-3 |
| Weeper | 50 | Hard | Warzone 1-3 |
| Orewalker | 50 | Hard | Warzone 1-3 |
| Lava Golem | 50 | Hard | Warzone 1-3 |
| Magma Crawler | 50 | Hard | Warzone 1-3 |
| Infected Weeper | 50 | Hard | Warzone 1-3 |
| Seacrest Serpent | 50 | Hard | Oramond Seacrest Grounds |
| Infernalist | 50 | Hard | Fury Dungeon |
| Lizard Noble | 50 | Hard | Razzachai |
| Dragonling | 25 | Hard | Fury Dungeon |
| High Voltage Elemental | 25 | Hard | Oramond Glooth Underground Raid, Warzone 5 |
| Walker | 25 | Hard | Underground Glooth Factory, Rathleton Sewers |
| Redeemed Soul | 15 | Hard | Tainted Caves |
| Filth Toad | 15 | Hard | Lake Equivocolao |
| Nomad (Blue) | 15 | Hard | Ankrahmun Desert |
| Nomad (Female) | 15 | Hard | Ankrahmun Desert |
Monsters in this section are best completed on rapid respawn. It will take a significantly longer
amount of time to complete these monsters outside of rapid respawn.
| Monster | Points | Difficulty | Suggested Spawn |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deepling Scout | 25 | Easy | Fiehonja (way to Deathlings) |
| Deepling Spellsinger | 25 | Easy | Fiehonja Library |
| Deepling Warrior | 25 | Easy | Fiehonja Library |
| Crystalcrusher | 25 | Easy | Crystal Grounds |
| Carniphila | 25 | Easy | Tiquanda Laboratory |
| Mutated Rat | 25 | Easy | Yalahar Arena Quarter |
| Shaburak Demon | 25 | Easy | Demonwar Crypt |
| Askarak Demon | 25 | Easy | Demonwar Crypt |
| Fire Elemental | 25 | Easy | Goroma Volcano, DHQ |
| Zombie | 25 | Easy | Treasure Island |
| Furious Fire Elemental | 25 | Easy | Hellgate |
| Clay Guardian | 25 | Easy | Medusa Tower |
| Omnivora | 25 | Easy | Medusa Tower |
| Killer Caiman | 25 | Easy | Muggy Plains Killer Caimans |
| Demon Skeleton | 25 | Easy | Ghostland Banshee Quest Area, Vengoth Surface |
| Brimstone Bugs | 25 | Easy | Northern Zao Plantations |
| Azure Frog | 15 | Easy | Laguna Islands |
| Coral Frog | 15 | Easy | Laguna Islands |
| Crimson Frog | 15 | Easy | Laguna Islands |
| Orchid Frog | 15 | Easy | Laguna Islands |
| Fire Devil | 15 | Easy | Spike Sword Quest |
| Swampling | 15 | Easy | Tiquanda Laboratory, Venore Salamander Cave |
| Spit Nettle | 15 | Easy | Tiquanda Laboratory |
| Enraged Crystal Golem | 15 | Easy | Golem Workshop |
| Grave Robber | 15 | Easy | Horestis Tomb (World Change inactive) |
| Insect Swarm | 15 | Easy | Horestis Tomb (World Change inactive) |
| Crypt Defiler | 15 | Easy | Horestis Tomb (World Change inactive) |
| Squidgy Slime | 15 | Easy | Horestis Tomb (World Change active) |
| Gozzler | 15 | Easy | Farmine Mines |
| Cyclops | 15 | Easy | Venore Cyclops, Mistrock |
| Valkyrie | 15 | Easy | Amazon Camp |
| Nomad | 15 | Easy | Nomad Cave |
| Barbarian Skullhunter | 15 | Easy | Barbarian Camp |
| Barbarian Headhunter | 15 | Easy | Barbarian Camp |
| Barbarian Brutetamer | 15 | Easy | Barbarian Camp |
| Gladiator | 15 | Easy | Yalahar Arena Quarter |
| Gang Member | 15 | Easy | Yalahar Trade Quarter |
| Crazed Beggar | 15 | Easy | Yalahar Trade Quarter, Yalahar Factory Quarter |
| Monk | 15 | Easy | Edron -6 (rooms on the way to Anni) |
| Witch | 15 | Easy | Dark Cathedral -2 |
| Amazon | 15 | Easy | Amazon Camp |
| Stone Golem | 15 | Easy | Goroma Volcano |
| Damaged Worker Golem | 15 | Easy | Yalahar Factory Surface |
| Elf | 15 | Easy | Yalahar Elves |
| Elf Scout | 15 | Easy | Yalahar Elves |
| Elf Arcanist | 15 | Easy | Yalahar Elves |
| Minotaur Mage | 15 | Easy | Dark Pyramid Darashia |
| Scorpion | 15 | Easy | Drefia Entrance |
| Dworc Voodoomaster | 15 | Easy | Port Hope Dworcs |
| Dworc Fleshhunter | 15 | Easy | Port Hope Dworcs |
| Dworc Venomsniper | 15 | Easy | Port Hope Dworcs |
| Chakoya Tribewarden | 15 | Easy | Nibelor Chakoyas |
| Chakoya Toolshaper | 15 | Easy | Nibelor Chakoyas |
| Chakoya Windcaller | 15 | Easy | Nibelor Chakoyas |
| Skeleton Warrior | 15 | Easy | Carlin Ghostland, Edron Vampire Crypt -1/-2 |
| Pirate Skeleton | 15 | Easy | Treasure Island, Nargor |
| Goblin Assassin | 15 | Easy | Edron Goblin Cave, Femor Hills |
| Goblin Scavenger | 15 | Easy | Edron Goblin Cave, Femor Hills |
| Furious Troll | 15 | Easy | Beregar |
| Troll Legionnaire | 15 | Easy | Beregar |
| Dwarf | 15 | Easy | Cormaya Dwarves |
| Dwarf Guard | 15 | Easy | Dwarven Axe Quest (Circle Room) |
| Dwarf Soldier | 15 | Easy | Dwarven Axe Quest (Circle Room) |
| Minotaur Guard | 15 | Easy | Dark Pyramid Darashia |
| Minotaur Archer | 15 | Easy | Dark Pyramid Darashia |
| Minotaur | 15 | Easy | Dark Pyramid Darashia |
| Bear | 15 | Easy | Bear Cave South of Thais |
| Bat | 15 | Easy | Bat Cave South of Thais |
| Orc | 15 | Easy | Edron Orcs |
| Orc Shaman | 15 | Easy | Orc Fortress Tower |
| War Wolf | 15 | Easy | Orc Fortress Tower |
| Lion | 15 | Easy | Jakundaf Desert, Darama Desert |
| Orc Spearman | 15 | Easy | Orc Fortress Tower, Edron Orcs |
| Orc Warrior | 15 | Easy | Orc Fortress Surface |
| Bonelord | 15 | Easy | Fenrock Bonelord Cave, Oasis Tomb -6, Liberty Bay Bonelords |
| Slug | 15 | Easy | Slug Cave Venore |
| Gazer | 15 | Easy | Liberty Bay Bonelords |
| Rorc | 15 | Easy | Orc Fortress Surroundings |
| Calamary | 15 | Easy | Fiehonja Stage 3 End of Manta Ray Area |
| Hyaena | 15 | Easy | Green Djinn Ankrahmun Entrance, Oasis Tomb |
| Mercury Blob | 15 | Easy | Yalahar Alchemist Quarter |
| Cobra | 15 | Easy | Talahu Surface (Hydra Island) |
| Troll Champion | 15 | Easy | Edron Troll Cave |
| Skunk | 5 | Easy | South Thais |
| Cave Parrot | 5 | Easy | Desecrated Glade |
| Chicken | 5 | Easy | Greenshore, Northport |
| Wasp | 5 | Easy | Ab'Dendriel Wasp Cave, Darashia Wasp Tower |
| Bug | 5 | Easy | Port Hope Swamp Troll Cave, Venore Bug Cave |
| Dromedary | 5 | Easy | West of Darashia |
| Pig | 5 | Easy | Orc Fortress East, Mintwallin Minotaur Cults |
| Rabbit | 5 | Easy | Outlaw Camp Rabbit Cave |
| Fox | 5 | Easy | Edron Goblin/Troll Peninsula |
| Rat | 5 | Easy | Thais Sewers |
| Cave Rat | 5 | Easy | Thais Sewers |
| Frost Troll | 5 | Easy | Folda Surface |
| Squirrel | 5 | Easy | Yalahar |
| Green Frog | 5 | Easy | Meriana |
| Crustacea Gigantica | 50 | Medium | Oramond Seacrest Grounds |
| Wyvern | 25 | Medium | Mushroom Gardens |
| Wiggler | 25 | Medium | Mushroom Gardens |
| Banshee | 25 | Medium | Ghostland Banshee Quest Area |
| Lich | 25 | Medium | Lich Hell, Ferumbras Tower -1 |
| Water Elemental | 25 | Medium | Water Elemental Cave |
| Arctic Faun | 25 | Medium | Arctic Faun's Island |
| Corym Skirmisher | 25 | Medium | Coryms PH |
| Corym Vanguard | 25 | Medium | Coryms PH |
| Wailing Widow | 25 | Medium | Krailos Spider Lair |
| Lancer Beetle | 25 | Medium | Northern Zao Plantations |
| Green Djinn | 25 | Medium | Yalahar Djinn Area (depending on faction), Oasis Tomb -8 |
| Blue Djinn | 25 | Medium | Yalahar Djinn Area (depending on faction), Forgoten Tomb Edron |
| Elder Bonelord | 25 | Medium | Liberty Bay Bonelords |
| Braindeath | 25 | Medium | Liberty Bay Bonelords |
| Crystal Spider | 25 | Medium | Nibelor Cave |
| Dwarf Henchman | 25 | Medium | 7th mission of the Secret Service Quest |
| Dwarf Geomancer | 25 | Medium | Dwarven Axe Quest (Circle Room), Beregar |
| Barbarian Bloodwalker | 25 | Medium | Barbarian Camp |
| Ice Witch | 25 | Medium | Barbarian Camp, Yalahar Magician Quarter |
| Orc Marauder | 25 | Medium | Zao Orc Land |
| Ghoulish Hyaena | 25 | Medium | Horestis Tomb (World Change active) |
| Elder Mummy | 25 | Medium | Horestis Tomb (World Change active) |
| Death Priest | 25 | Medium | Horestis Tomb (World Change active) |
| Sacred Spider | 25 | Medium | Horestis Tomb (World Change active) |
| Tomb Servant | 25 | Medium | Horestis Tomb (World Change active) |
| Grave Guard | 25 | Medium | Horestis Tomb (World Change active) |
| Cyclops Drone | 25 | Medium | Mistrock |
| Cyclops Smith | 25 | Medium | Mistrock |
| Necromancer | 25 | Medium | Drefia |
| Shadow Pupil | 25 | Medium | Drefia |
| Blood Priest | 25 | Medium | Drefia |
| Blood Hand | 25 | Medium | Drefia |
| Forest Fury | 25 | Medium | Dryad Gardens |
| Elder Forest Fury | 25 | Medium | Dryad Gardens |
| Pirate Bucaneer | 25 | Medium | Nargor Quest |
| Pirate Corsair | 25 | Medium | Nargor Quest, Krailos Pirate Raid |
| Massive Water Elemental | 25 | Medium | INQ Quaras |
| Massive Fire Elemental | 25 | Medium | Hot Spot |
| Massive Earth Elemental | 25 | Medium | Mushroom Gardens |
| Earth Elemental | 25 | Medium | Crystal Grounds |
| Massive Energy Elemental | 25 | Medium | North west Ankrahmun levitate area |
| Energy Elemental | 25 | Medium | North west Ankrahmun levitate area, Energy Elemental Lair |
| Lizard Snakecharmer | 25 | Medium | Chor |
| Roaring Lion | 25 | Medium | Lion's Rock |
| Noble Lion | 25 | Medium | Lion's Rock |
| Mooh'tah Warrior | 25 | Medium | Oramond East Minos |
| Execowtioner | 25 | Medium | Oramond East Minos |
| Minotaur Hunter | 25 | Medium | Oramond East Minos |
| Worm Priestess | 25 | Medium | Oramond East Minos |
| Moohtant | 25 | Medium | Oramond East Minos |
| Dragon Lord Hatching | 25 | Medium | Fenrock |
| Dragon Hatching | 25 | Medium | Fenrock, Various Dragon Caves |
| Deepling Guard | 25 | Medium | Fiehonja Library |
| Shark | 25 | Medium | Krailos Shark Cave |
| Infernal Frog | 25 | Medium | Isle of Evil |
| Berserker Chicken | 25 | Medium | Isle of Evil |
| Demon Parrot | 25 | Medium | Isle of Evil |
| Evil Sheep | 25 | Medium | Isle of Evil |
| Hot Dog | 25 | Medium | Isle of Evil |
| Doom Deer | 25 | Medium | Isle of Evil |
| Killer Rabbit | 25 | Medium | Isle of Evil |
| Evil Sheep Lord | 25 | Medium | Isle of Evil |
| Acid Blob | 25 | Medium | Yalahar Alchemist Quarter |
| Quara Mantassin | 25 | Medium | Frozen Trench, Sunken Quarter |
| Quara Constrictor | 25 | Medium | Frozen Trench |
| Quara Constrictor Scout | 25 | Medium | Oramond West Raid |
| Quara Predator Scout | 25 | Medium | Oramond West Raid |
| Quara Hydromancer Scout | 25 | Medium | Oramond West Raid |
| Quara Pincher Scout | 25 | Medium | Oramond West Raid |
| Sandstone Scorpion | 25 | Medium | Horestis Tomb |
| Goldhanded Cultist | 25 | Medium | Museum of Tibian Arts |
| Goldhanded Cultist Bride | 25 | Medium | Museum of Tibian Arts |
| Orc Berserker | 25 | Medium | Orc Fortress Tower |
| Orc Warlord | 25 | Medium | Orc Fortress Quest |
| Orc Leader | 25 | Medium | Orc Fortress Quest |
| Stone Rhino | 25 | Medium | Astral Shaper Ruins |
| Broken Shaper | 25 | Medium | Astral Shaper Dungeon |
| Twisted Shaper | 25 | Medium | Astral Shaper Dungeon |
| Shaper Matriarch | 25 | Medium | Astral Shaper Dungeon |
| Lizard Magistratus | 25 | Medium | Razzachai |
| Pirat Mate | 25 | Medium | The Wreckoning |
| Nightstalker | 25 | Medium | Yalahar Cemetery |
| Mutated Tiger | 25 | Medium | Yalahar Alchemist Quarter, Farmine Mutated Bat/Tiger Cave |
| Efreet/Marid | 25 | Medium | Yalahar Djinn Area, Darashia Burster Spectre Djinns |
| Insectoid Worker | 25 | Medium | Hive Surface |
| Swarmer | 25 | Medium | Hive Surface |
| Tarnished Spirit | 15 | Medium | Drefia |
| Ladybug | 15 | Medium | Hive Surface |
| Centipede | 15 | Medium | Port Hope Dworcs, Deeper Banuta, Tiquanda |
| Orc Rider | 15 | Medium | Orc Fortress Quest |
| Polar Bear | 15 | Medium | Nibelor |
| Little Corym Charlatan | 15 | Medium | Venore marshes cave |
| Damaged Crystal Golem | 15 | Medium | Golem Workshop |
| Mole | 15 | Medium | Warzone 6 |
| Quara Mantassin Scout | 15 | Medium | Malada |
| Dark Magician | 15 | Medium | Yalahar Magician Quarter |
| Dark Apprentice | 15 | Medium | Yalahar Magician Quarter |
| Mad Scientist | 15 | Medium | Yalahar Magician Quarter |
| Elephant | 15 | Medium | Tiquanda near Asura Palace |
| Tiger | 15 | Medium | Meriana, Tiquanda |
| Jellyfish | 15 | Medium | Krailos Shark Cave |
| Crab | 15 | Medium | Goroma |
| Adventurer | 15 | Medium | Venore Swamps |
| Abyssal Calamary | 15 | Medium | Seacrest Grounds |
| White Shade | 15 | Medium | Drefia |
| Pirate Ghost | 15 | Medium | Treasure Island, Nargor |
| Undead Mine Worker | 15 | Medium | Lost Mines |
| Undead Prospector | 15 | Medium | Lost Mines |
| Honour Guard | 15 | Medium | Ankrahmun Desert |
| Bog Frog | 5 | Medium | Shadowthorn |
| Agrestic Chicken | 5 | Medium | Bounac |
| Horse (Gray/Brown/Taupe) | 5 | Medium | South-east, east and north-east of Thais |
| Flamingo | 5 | Medium | Meriana |
| Black Sheep | 5 | Medium | Femor Hills, Liberty Bay |
| Sheep | 5 | Medium | Femor Hills, Edron way to Grimvale |
| Parrot | 5 | Medium | Meriana |
| Deepling Tyrant | 50 | Hard | Fiehonja |
| Vulcongra | 50 | Hard | Hot Spot, Lower Spike |
| Ghastly Dragon | 50 | Hard | Draken Palace |
| Minotaur Amazon | 50 | Hard | Oramond East Minos |
| Hive Overseer | 50 | Hard | Inner Hive |
| Spidris Elite | 25 | Hard | Inner Hive |
| Manta Ray | 25 | Hard | Fiehonja |
| Priestess | 25 | Hard | Drefia, Lich Hell |
| Gravedigger | 25 | Hard | Drefia |
| Diabolic Imp | 25 | Hard | POI Levers, INQ Warlock seal |
| Deepling Brawler | 25 | Hard | Fiehonja |
| Deepling Master Librarian | 25 | Hard | Fiehonja |
| Askarak Lord | 25 | Hard | Demonwar Crypt |
| Askarak Prince | 25 | Hard | Demonwar Crypt |
| Shaburak Lord | 25 | Hard | Demonwar Crypt |
| Shaburak Prince | 25 | Hard | Demonwar Crypt |
| Deepling Elite | 25 | Hard | Fiehonja |
Monsters in this section are only completable during raids/special events/quests (e.g. Midnight
Panther,
Cake Golem, Orger, Lightbearer Monsters, Yeti). We recommend completing these monsters whenever such
an event is
active. For rare bestiaries, please refer to other fansites (e.g. TibiaBosses, TibiaWiki) for more
information.
| Monster | Points | Difficulty | Event |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nightfiend | 50 | Easy | Pale Count Raid |
| Vicious Manbat | 50 | Easy | Pale Count Raid |
| Bane of Light | 50 | Easy | The Lightbearer Event |
| Midnight Warrior | 50 | Easy | The Lightbearer Event |
| Midnight Spawn | 50 | Easy | The Lightbearer Event |
| Bride of Night | 50 | Easy | The Lightbearer Event |
| Shadow Hound | 50 | Easy | The Lightbearer Event |
| Herald of Gloom | 50 | Easy | The Lightbearer Event |
| Nightslayer | 50 | Easy | The Lightbearer Event |
| Duskbringer | 50 | Easy | The Lightbearer Event |
| Acolyte of Darkness | 30 | Easy | The Lightbearer Event |
| Doomsday Cultist | 30 | Easy | The Lightbearer Event |
| Dryad | 50 | Easy | June Raids |
| Diamond Servant | 50 | Easy | Their Master's Voice World Change |
| Golden Servant | 50 | Easy | Their Master's Voice World Change |
| Iron Servant | 30 | Easy | Their Master's Voice World Change |
| Cake Golem | 30 | Easy | Piece of Cake |
| Grynch Clan Goblin | 10 | Easy | Christmas |
| Undead Jester | 10 | Easy | April Fool's |
| Wild Horse | 10 | Easy | Horse Station World Change |
| Berrypest | 5 | Easy | Annual Autumn Vintage |
| Draptor | 50 | Medium | Muggy Plains Dragon Raid, WOTE Random spawn |
| Undead Cavebear | 50 | Medium | Lich Hell rare Spawn |
| Thornfire Wolf | 50 | Medium | Boss Spawn Shadowthorn |
| Crystal Wolf | 50 | Medium | Boss Spawn Shadowthorn |
| Dire Penguin | 30 | Medium | Random Boss Spawn Svargrond |
| Troll Guard | 30 | Medium | Carlin Troll raid, Thais Kingsday |
| Percht | 25 | Medium | Winterlight Solstice |
| Schiach | 25 | Medium | Winterlight Solstice |
| Orger | 25 | Medium | Orcsoberfest |
| Loricate Orger | 25 | Medium | Orcsoberfest |
| Bellicose Orger | 25 | Medium | Orcsoberfest |
| Roast Pork | 25 | Medium | Orcsoberfest |
| Cow | 25 | Medium | Orcsoberfest |
| Feverish Citizen | 15 | Medium | Venore Afflicted Raid |
| Terrified Elephant | 15 | Medium | Stampede Mini World Change |
| Elf Overseer | 50 | Hard | Shadowthorn World Change |
| Midnight Panther | 50 | Hard | Rare Boss Spawn |
| Yeti | 50 | Hard | Rare Boss Spawn |
| Haunted Dragon | 50 | Hard | First Dragon Quest |
| Ice Dragon | 25 | Hard | First Dragon Quest |
| Baleful Bunny | 25 | Hard | Percht Island |
| Renegade Quara Constrictor | 25 | Hard | Seacrest Grounds World Change |
| Renegade Quara Predator | 25 | Hard | Seacrest Grounds World Change |
| Renegade Quara Pincher | 25 | Hard | Seacrest Grounds World Change |
| Renegade Quara Hydromancer | 25 | Hard | Seacrest Grounds World Change |
| Renegade Quara Mantassin | 25 | Hard | Seacrest Grounds World Change |
| Animated Snowman | 25 | Hard | Percht Island |
| Insectoid Scout | 15 | Hard | Unnanounced Raid Greenshore |


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Earlier this week, a Google search turned up a Software Carpentry workshop at the ICHEC in Dublin—which was surprising, because we didn't know they were running one. It turns out they'd reinvented the term independently, though their "carpentry" was a lot more advanced than ours—according to ICHEC's Simon Wong:
Half of the workshop was on software development concept and techniques but specifically aimed at deployment on the cloud, e.g. test-driven development, code management, SQL vs NoSQL databases. The rest of the workshop was more getting the attendees familiarised with various Amazon Web Services (e.g. Elastic MapReduce)
They're planning more workshops of the same kind, and we're hoping to mount one of ours their in the near future as well.


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I was taking venlafaxine daily for a year and a half. I moved to a tiny island in the Aegean sea and could not purchase any more, so abruptly stopped taking them. 24 hours after my final dose, my heart felt as if it was skipping beats. I'm 26 years old and I thought I was having a coronary. When trying to fall asleep, layed in bed in a dark room with my eyes closed, the skips felt like small shocks - I had white flashes in my eyes and it truly felt like having a short electric shock put through my body.
Right now I haven't taken any for a week, and these symptoms are starting to dissapear. The heart skipping is less intense and less often. My blood pressure is much higher - the weakness I permanently felt whilst taking venlafaxine has been replaced with bulging veins and a bad temper. A daily chore is to chop logs for firewood, and while dosed this tired me out quickly, but now after a week I have more energy than I know what to do with.
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Hello Everyone! My name is Lana Alsoufi , I’m 23 years old , I have a bachelor degree in English language and literature as I graduated from Al-Isra’a University , Now I’m a software development student in ASAC and I’m so excited to become the best software developer. I love to learn everything new. I have self-confidence, ambitious and optimistic person. There is a saying that I always repeat to myself, 'TO BE OR NOT TO BE'. One of my hobbies is the love of reading as I love adventures and trying new things.
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My Education
- Now I'm taking an intensive Software Development course at LTUC-Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair School of Advanced Computing started in 28/3/2021 until now .
- I graduated from Al-Isra'a University two months ago with a BA in English language and literature
My Work Experience
- I worked in the Marah Travel and Tourism Office as a reservations Agent for four months
- I worked with King Hussein Cancer Center as a volunteer for 3 years
Top Ten Movies For Me :
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- Need for speed
- One night
- Inception
- Shutter island
- Miracle in Cell No.7
- The Fault in our stars
- Rush hour 1,2
- Wrong Turn
- Around the world in 80 days


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VTA API¶
This document contains the python API to VTA compiler toolchain.
VTA Package is a TVM backend extension to support VTA hardwares
Besides the compiler toolchain. It also include utility functions to configure the hardware Environment and access remote through RPC
Hardware Information¶
-
vta.
Environment
(cfg)¶ Hardware configuration object.
This object contains all the information needed for compiling to a specific VTA backend.
- Parameters
cfg (dict of str to value.) – The configuration parameters.
Example
# the following code reconfigures the environment # temporarily to attributes specified in new_cfg.json new_cfg = json.load(json.load(open("new_cfg.json"))) with vta.Environment(new_cfg): # env works on the new environment env = vta.get_env()
-
vta.
get_env
()¶ Get the current VTA Environment.
- Returns
env – The current environment.
- Return type
Environment
RPC Utilities¶
-
vta.
reconfig_runtime
(remote)¶ Reconfigure remote runtime based on current hardware spec.
- Parameters
remote (RPCSession) – The TVM RPC session
-
vta.
program_fpga
(remote, bitstream=None)¶ Upload and program bistream
- Parameters
remote (RPCSession) – The TVM RPC session
bitstream (str, optional) – Path to a local bistream file. If unset, tries to download from cache server.
Compiler API¶
We program VTA using TVM, so the compiler API in vta package is only a thin wrapper to provide VTA specific extensions.
-
vta.
build_config
(debug_flag=0, **kwargs)¶ Build a build config for VTA.
- Parameters
- Returns
build_config – The build config that can be used in TVM.
- Return type
BuildConfig
Example
# build a vta module. with vta.build_config(): vta_module = tvm.build(s, ...)
-
vta.
build
(*args, **kwargs)¶ Thin wrapper of tvm.build
This wrapper automatically applies VTA’s build_config if there is no user specified build_config in context.
See also
tvm.build()
The original TVM’s build function
-
vta.
lower
(*args, **kwargs)¶ Thin wrapper of tvm.lower
This wrapper automatically applies VTA’s build_config if there is no user specified build_config in context.
See also
tvm.lower()
The original TVM’s lower function


Architecture Became Increasingly Obsessed with the Health of Bodies
- Written by Dima Stouhi
- about 19 hours
In some theoretical books, architecture and the human body are more or less the same, each depending on one another. Oftentimes, however, it is the body that undergoes detrimental adjustments to adapt to the architecture, not the other way around.
In the newly released book X-Ray Architecture, architectural historian Beatriz Colomina argues that health facilities inspired modern architecture's most dominant formal signatures.
The bond between architecture and illness is probably my longest preoccupation... In terms of all pathologies related to it, real or imagined - Beatriz Colomina
According to Colomina, architects started to imagine their work as "prophylaxis, treatment, and even cure". The book documents the medical facilities that notable modernist architects, such as Alvar Aalto, managed to develop. Notably, all of these works were done by architects who were not ill, injured, disabled, or dying, a fact that omits any logic at the core of architectural thinking.
To analyze the canon of modern architecture is to do a kind of X-ray of the canon, a disciplinary self-exposure, a way of getting closer to our object by allowing architecture to see itself, to see what is always there, but overlooked - Beatriz Colomina
The book goes from a history of radio-graphic imagery and its influence on architecture, to a complementary scripture on the effect of transparent and translucent materials, such as the work of SANAA in its 2008 installation at the Mies van der Rohe Barcelona Pavilion.
To read more about the X-Ray Architecture and what Metropolis Magazine's Nicholas Korody thinks of the newly-released book, read the full article here.


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| 3-13-16 | During the past week, I met with Andrew Hedrick, from UK's Office of Research Integrity, to discuss the IRB application to collect human subjects data, and how to ensure that our design minimizes the risk of harm to the participants. |
| 3-27-16 | I was travelling Tuesday through Thursday, and so was only able to work a limited amount amount this week on CommuteRoutes. I did, however, begin implementation of the path/location identification algorithm. So far no significant problems have been encountered. |
| 4-3-16 | I continued work on the implementation of the processing script, met with the client to discuss user interfaces, and met with the team to discuss our testing plan. There were no significant problems. Unfortunately, it has taken me longer than expected to get the proposal for human subjects data collection together, but I also worked on that and in light of my previous meeting with the Office of Research Integrity, I do not believe any significant changes to our design will be necessary. |
| 4-10-16 | I resolved some computational issues with using the coefficient of correlation to determine whether or not a given sequence of points is a location. Specifically, computing an exact p-value for a given correlation coefficient and number of samples is computationally expensive, but I fitted a function to the curve of correlation coefficients versus number of samples for a 95% confidence, and this is much cheaper to compute. I also participated in the team discussion of how to keep the database secure from both malicious users and exposure of data. The plan we came up with involves signed messages from the processing script to the database, so that delete requests cannot be spoofed. |


The State of Progressive Web Apps 2018
What will we cover?
- Overview
- Core Technologies
- Latest Developments
Demo: Magic
What are Progressive Web Apps?
- 2015: Frances Berriman and Alex Russell
- Browser technologies and patterns
- Native-like Functionality / Web Delivery
- Progressive Enhancement
Characteristics of a PWA
- Responsive
- Connectivity independent
- App-like interactions
- Fresh
- Safe
- Discoverable
- Re-engageable
- Installable
- Linkable
To be considered a PWA:
- Secure - SSL
- Available Offline
- Manifest
- Icon
- Better web applications
- Broader audience
- Improved delivery - Web vs. Store
- Improved searchability
- Cross-platform
Consider...
- 65% of users install 0 apps a month
- 84% of users spend time in 5 apps
- 95% for tablets!
- Web sites have 4.5x greater reach
Bottom line
Users are more likely to use apps that are:
- Easily discoverable
- Linkable (cross device and app)
- Single click
- Performant
- Off-line Friendly
Core Technologies
- Service worker
- Application manifest
- Push notifications
- CacheStorage API
- IndexDB
Who maintains the standards?
- World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
- New or draft standards
- Notification, Push, Service Workers, Background Sync...
Why would I build a progressive web app now?
- Performance, performance, performance
- Less expensive than native
- Market momentum
- Support is on the way
Application Shell Architecture
- Minimum artifacts to load the application
- Optimize asset loading
- Determine critical assets
Service Workers
- JavaScript Worker
- Runs outside of the UI
- Event Driven
- Caching, background sync, push notifications
Service Worker and Fetch API
Service Worker and Fetch API
Service Worker and Fetch API
Demo: Simple service worker
Advanced Service Worker Topics
- Versioning
- Caching strategies
- Background synchronization
- Push notifications
- Cross-page communication
- Google Workbox, PRPL, AMP
Web App Manifest
- Allows pinning to home screen
- Simple json file
- Defines behavior of the application
Demo: Web App Manifest
Google
- Industry Leading Support
- Less need for native
- Only vendor to support background sync
Microsoft
- Excellent User Experience
- Auto Discover or Publish
- PWA In-Store Apps are UWP
Demo: Microsoft Store App
Apple
- Support for Service Workers!
- Investing in PWAs
- Proprietary meta tags
PWA vs SPA
- Supporting Technologies
- Single or Multi-Page Apps
- Popular Framework Support
- Payment Request API
- Credential Management API
- Real-Time Graphics
- Speech Recognition
- Media Playing
- Virtual Reality
Wrap up
- PWAs have a bright future
- Small effort -> Significant improvements
- The web is the future of applications
- Still new technology


enum class StripeFilePurpose
The purpose of the uploaded file. Possible values are business_icon
, business_logo
,
customer_signature
, dispute_evidence
, identity_document
, pci_document
,
or tax_document_user_upload
.
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Doughnut Club
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A player rolls two dice. Each die has six faces that contain one, two, three, four, five and six spots, respectively. The sum of the spots on the two upward faces is calculated. If the sum is 7 or 11 on the first throw, the player wins. If the sum is 2, 3 or 12 on the first throw (called "craps"), the player loses (i.e., the "house" wins). If the sum is 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10 on the first throw, that sum becomes the player’s "point." To win, you must continue rolling the dice until you "make your point" (i.e., roll your point value). You lose by rolling a 7 before making the point.


BATMAN FOREVER A film review by Matthew Turner Copyright 1995 Matthew Turner
Okay, so what if the newest Batman movie doesn't follow the path/look/spirit of its angsty, semi-nihilistic comic counterpart? I hope no one takes this as shallow as it may seem, but I do not go to movies about superheroes to see regular people. I go to see the superheroes, the supervillains, the larger-than-life conflict, an episode in the never-ending battle between Good and Evil, between Law and Chaos. What if we sacrifice a little character-depth for it all? So what? I didn't go into BATMAN FOREVER on its opening night looking for an angsty, self-indulgent overanalysis of character that would bore Sigmund Freud to tears. I went to see The Batman go up against Two-Face and The Riddler. I was only slightly let down.
It didn't make lots of difference for me that Val Kilmer was playing Batman. He contributed a certain slickness that Michael Keaton lacked, but Keaton was older and seemed a tad more complex of an individual, more of a grown-up. I was happy that Tim Burton *wasn't* directing this installment. I disliked BATMAN RETURNS, and I disliked it a lot. It wasn't just dark. It was pitch. It's probably just me, but that kind of movie I can do without... unless it's just flat-out done better. Joel Schumacher did an excellent job of bringing a comic book feel to the movie. It reminds most people of the ones they read as kids, bright, flashy, quick, slick and filled with some cool one-liners. In the older comics (ones of the late 70s and early 80s) we didn't have these superheroes with tortured souls. It was the BAD GUYS with the tortured souls. That's why they were BAD in the first place!
Jim Carrey pulled off The Riddler like Frank Gorshin with a twist, a meaner twist. (For those who *don't* know, Frank Gorshin was the best Riddler from the original Batman series.) It was a terrific job for Carrey. He was made for it. Enough said. I was disappointed with Two-Face, though. I thought Tommy Lee Jones was fantastic ... when I saw him. In the opening, the surrounding noise was so loud I couldn't understand what he was saying a lot of the time. What I saw of Two-Face I liked, and I kept wishing for more. I was also let waaaaaaaaaay down by the way in which Two-Face was defeated. I don't know what, but I thought it should've been a different end to Two-Face. It seemed like only an afterthought, like they said, "Oops. Gotta kill Two-Face. Oh! I know...."
.... and Robin. Robin. Robin. Robin. I always HATED Robin. In the TV show I always hoped that one of the villains' traps or torture devices or murder machines would've chopped him into a billion billion pieces and hurled them into the Sun. But Chris O'Donnell did pretty good. I actually didn't want him to die. It was cool. As for Nicole Kidman. She was okay. She looked nice in a bedsheet, I suppose. And Michael Gough *rules* as Alfred.
The special effects were niff-neato, though I thought "The Box" should've been either a box or called something else. The City of Gotham (computer-generated), I thought, was really good.
In all, BATMAN FOREVER is better than the comics-junkies might believe.  I may not be as good a judge of comics as movies, but BATMAN FOREVER *isn't* a comic. It's a movie. Remember that, and you'll probably like it.
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A graph database represents a collection of vertices (nodes, dots) connected to each other by edges (arcs, lines). Some graph database vendors provide data schema functionality. In such databases, vertices and edges are typed and there are notions of data restrictions—e.g. subclassing, data validation, rules of inference, etc. Other graph database are “schema-free” in that there is no notion of a type system—only vertices, edges, and their adjacencies. When modeling worldly objects (people, places, things) and their relationships to each other, schema-based graph databases are handy. When modeling graphical data structures such as arbitrary topologies, a schema is somewhat less important. In general, as the complexity of the the domain model increases, the need for a schema system increases.
The purpose of Frames it to provide a data schema layer to Blueprints enabled graph databases. With Blueprints, there are simply vertices, edges, and key/value properties. Frames is used to represent (or frame) aspects of the underlying graph in terms of domain objects and their relationships to one another. As such, the developer can work in terms of real-world objects instead of vertices and edges.


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My name is Francisco Javier Ponce Cruz. I am a software engineer currently working for Skytouch Technologies.
I have 6+ years of experience working as a backend developer and leading small development teams.
A PDF version of my resume can be found here.
What I value in my career
- Challenge. I am always learning, and I want to continue growing and learning to become better at what I do and love.
- Mentorship. I learn from mentors, and I can contribute mentoring to influence others too.
- Feedback. Don’t Be Nice; Be Helpful 😄
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- I am a visual person, I sometimes need to write what I learn, or draw diagrams.
- I always search for a solution myself at first, ask for guidance or doubts if I need it, but try to always depend on others the least.
I am inclined to be proactive when it comes to solve problems.
- I think that if something is important to spend time on, then I should learn everything from the best sources about it, do it in a disciplined
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and understand the fundamentals of the matter.
- I am always learning, I try stick to the smart people in any meeting or conversation, because I know I can hear something that I don´t know.
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This is a very quick-tempered and formidable Pokemon. He does not like being disturbed or entering his territory. He easily enrages. However, home Onixes are quite peaceful. They can play with children and carry people on themselves. Like all stone Pokémon, Onixes are afraid of water.


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In this session, we'll cover how HA DR is currently utlised and some misgivings. We'll then introduce the capabilities of Always On in SQL Server 2012 and how these can benefit your existing solution. This presentation will be rich with demo's covering installation and configuration of your Always On environment.
Speaker(s): Warwick Rudd,
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Discover the power of PivotViewer, the Silverlight control that enables users to visualise large data sets in an extremely effective and tangible way. Quickly filter, sort and see how your data relates to each other in a way that traditional reports cannot. This session will cover what the PivotViewer control is and how to get the most out of it with your own data. Even if you've used PivotViewer before, see what's new in the recent Silverlight 5 version to enable you to make the most out of your collections.
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SQL Server 2012 is fully supported on Windows Server Core - a minimal installation of Windows Server 2008 that removes the services and features that are not absolutely essential for running core network services.This session will demonstrate the installation of SQL Server 2012 on Windows Core and identify some of the pros and cons arising from the use of Server Core.
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Gain insights into SQL Server Database Consolidation Appliance (DBCA), first appliance in the industry specifically designed to meet the challenge of database sprawl and help customers regain control of their SQL Server environments. Come and Learn more about this pre-built hardware and management software and how to accelerate the consolidation efforts and eliminate the complexity of managing the database infrastructure for thousands of SQL instances while maintaining an highly performing environment at the same time.
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This session is even more jam packed with amazing PowerPivot report examples than last year's presentation. This is *the* session to attend if you want to get the most out of PowerPivot visualizations. See real-world PowerPivot reports from clients in Education, Retail, Banking, and Telco, and learn a variety of visualization techniques including sparklines, slicers, and charts. You will leave this fun session armed with plenty of ideas for your next personal BI project. Oh, and watch out for flying Koalas.
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Most SQL Server sessions are based around individual features but SQL Server really shines when you start to combine features. In this session, Greg will provide an introduction to ColumnStore indexes, review Table Partitioning and Merge and show how to combine these features to improve query performance while still being able to load data warehouse data quickly.
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LinkedIn: http://au.linkedin.com/in/martincairney
Martin has 20 years’ experience in SQL Server technologies. His experience spans both the Database Engine and infrastructure requirements, and Data Warehousing and BI implementations. He has worked across many industry sectors including London’s global financial institutions and both State and Federal Government Departments. He is a SQL Server MVP, MCT and an experienced conference presenter, having presented at PASS Summit, SQLBits, and SQLSaturday events and User Groups round the world
Contact: http://www.rogernoble.com
Roger Noble is a Business Intelligence Consultant and MCT for LobsterPot Solutions. Based in Adelaide, Australia, he spends most of his time building BI solutions using the Microsoft stack. Specializing in SharePoint and Analysis Services, and one of the industry’s leaders in PivotViewer and HTML5 technologies, he regularly attends and speaks at the Adelaide SQL Server User Group and Adelaide SharePoint User Group.
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/greglow
Contact: http://blog.greglow.com
Greg Low is well-known in the SQL Server community as a mentor, trainer, author, and community leader. He is a certified master for SQL Server, was an instructor in that program, and holds a PhD in Computer Science. Microsoft often calls on Greg to develop data-related content, and to train their staff. He regularly speaks at tier-one conferences internationally. Greg is best known for his SQL Down Under podcast, SDU Tools, and his eBooks and whitepapers. He heads up a boutique consultancy called SQL Down Under in Melbourne Australia. Greg has been awarded as an MVP since 2001.
Contact: http://www.jnrit.com.au/Blog.aspx
Warwick Rudd is currently employed as a SQL Server Consultant and Certified Trainer for WARDY IT Solutions, Australia’s leading SQL Server consultants, trainers and Business Intelligence specialists. Warwick is a frequent speaker at local SQL Server user groups and SQLSaturday events in Australia. When not playing with the SQL stack, Warwick likes to get away to the cold and spend time snowboarding.
Grant Paisley is a Data Platform MVP and founder of Angry Koala, a Microsoft Business Intelligence partner based in Sydney, Australia. Grant is president of the SQL Server Usergroup Sydney and created http://reportsurfer.com, a community built around reporting, where you can also run the reports. He was contributing author for quot;SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services with MDXquot; and quot;Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services Recipesquot;.
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1 Watt = 1 joule/second
1 Calorie = 4.184 joules
1 BTU = 252 calories
1 gallon = 3.785 liters
1 liter of water = 998.2 grams (at 20°C)
Fahrenheit to Celsius: T°C = (T°F - 32) x 1.8
Calorie: The amount of energy needed to raise 1 gram of water 1 degree Celsius.
An important relationship between energy, mass, and temperature of water is: calories = mTΔ
where:
Thus, the amount of temperature change of water per energy input is: TΔ = calories/m
Specific heat (c): The amount of energy per unit mass required to raise the temperature by 1 degree Celsius.
The relationship between heat and temperature changes is: Q = cmTΔ
where:
Thus, the change in temperature for a given energy input can be expressed as: TΔ = Q / cm
Since the specific heat of water is 1 calorie/gram, this equation matches the equation for temperature change derived for calories above.
Heat transfer rate (Q):The rate at which energy is transfered between 2 materials separated by a barrier.
The transfer rate is calculated as: Q = kA(T1-T2) / d
where:
Relevant constants:


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Bitcoin is a digital currency created in January 2009 following the housing market crash. It follows the ideas set out in a whitepaper by the mysterious and pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto.
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...then you win" (Mohandas Gandhi).
Steve Ballmer got smart on OpenSource. What does it tell us? Did we won? Or do we better get scared now?
and even more. Not only did he got the idea of OpenSource, he also understood this software thing:
iPod is a software thing. You just happen to collect the money on the hardware.
challenging times indeed,
have a lut of fun
cheers


SMALL SOLDIERS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
It's war out there as toys fight toys along with any hapless humans who get in their way.
The rag-tag and gawky Gorgonites, programmed to hide and to lose, are led by a sad but heroic figure named Archer, voiced movingly by Frank Langella. In contrast, the invincible Commando Elite, a DIRTY DOZEN version of G. I. Joe-type action figures, have a commander, Chip Hazard, who would make General Patton proud. ("We are the Commando Elite. Everything else is just a toy!") A fast-talking Tommy Lee Jones, the voice of Chip, delivers hilarious speeches that are slice-and-dice amalgamations of famous patriotic and military aphorisms.
The Commando Elite are after the "Gorgonite Scum," and they show no mercy to them or their human helpers. In a movie filled with references to older films, the voices of many of the commandos are done by Ernest Borgnine, Jim Brown, and others from THE DIRTY DOZEN.
Joe Dante, the imaginative director of GREMLINS and INNERSPACE, turns his creative talents to the world of action figures in SMALL SOLDIERS. The resulting dark comedy, while likely to scare the daylights out of the more impressionable younger viewers, will delight most audiences as it pushes the limits of what is expected and acceptable from a live-action movie featuring toys that come to life. The soldiers, designed by JURASSIC PARK's Stan Winston, look like live toys rather than animatronic or computer-generated figures that mimic toys.
It all starts when a take-no-prisoners CEO (Denis Leary) of a sophisticated electronics conglomerate buys a toy company. He wants toys that are as real as those shown in television commercials - ones tough enough to break out of their own boxes with their bare hands. Toy designer Larry Benson (Jay Mohr) accepts this challenge and, with the help of some company military surplus, soon has the toys speeding to stores everywhere. His nerdy sidekick Irwin Wayfair, played by David Cross, is aghast when he realizes what Larry has done. "You put munitions chips into toys!" Irwin exclaims.
 The Commando Elite start their own war in a big cat-and-mouse game to find the fleeing Gorgonites. Using ever-increasing firepower built from everyday household items and tools, they manage to wreak havoc on everything around them. From metal-pronged corncob holders to nail guns to aerosol flame-throwers, their arsenal is impressive and imaginative.
The Abernathy's teenage son Alan, played by Gregory Smith from HARRIET THE SPY, takes Archer home while the other Gorgonites hide. Alan, an ex-trouble maker, is more interested in girls than toys. He has fallen hard for his fellow classmate and next-door neighbor, Christy Fimple (Kirsten Dunst), but she only dates older guys. (Her father is played by comedian Phil Hartman in his last film before his death.)
The Commando Elite establish an assault base in Christy's bedroom and conscript her dolls into service, giving Alan lots of time to be with his would-be girlfriend as they fight together. In the darkest scene in the story, nude Barbie-like dolls mix trite teen talk with fighting slogans - "If you can't accessorize, pulverize!" - as they attack in droves in a scene reminiscent of THE BIRDS. Sarah Michelle Gellar and Christina Ricci are devilishly good as the lead voices for the vicious dolls.
SMALL SOLDIERS borrows scenes and soundtracks from other movies. >From APOCALYPSE NOW, a commando pilots an attacking helicopter as "The Ride of Valkyries" blasts away.
One of the funniest sequences is an homage to real life. Patterned after the siege in Panama of General Noriega, the commandos commandeer the Fimple's huge stereo speakers to blast their opponents with music certain to drive them mad - The Spice Girls. (For the record, like Mrs. Fimple, I too confess that I like their music.)
SMALL SOLDIERS runs 1:55. It is rated PG-13 for violence and profanity and would be fine for kids nine and up.
My son Jeffrey, age 9, thought the movie was great and gave it ****. He liked everything in it from the songs to the toys - both sides.
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Signethic module documentation¶
signethic
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signethic.
gen_key_pair
(path=None, key_len=1024)¶ Generates a private and public key pair. These will be generated based on the path of the private key (the public key will use the same file name plus the extension .pub)
Alternatively, this can be generated using a tool like openssl:
openssl genpkey -out signing_key.pem 1024
openssl rsa -in signing_key.pem -pubout > signing_key.pem.pub
- Parameters
path – a string of the private key file name, with relative or full path
key_len – 1024 bits is default, other lengths can be used like 2048, 4096
- Returns
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signethic.
get_private_key
(private_key_path=None)¶ Loads private key. If no path is specified, loads signing_key.pem from the current directory.
- Parameters
private_key_path – a string of the private key file name, with relative or full path
- Returns
the private key
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signethic.
get_public_key
(public_key_path=None, private_key_path=None)¶ Loads public key. If no path is specified, loads signing_key.pem.pub from the current directory. If a private key path is provided, the public key path is ignored and the public key is loaded from the private key.
- Parameters
public_key_path – a string of the public key file name, with relative or full path
private_key_path – a string of the private key file name, with relative or full path
- Returns
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signethic.
main
()¶ main entry point, called by command line script signethic.
Calling signethic with a filename will generate a new file with the .signed extension that includes the signature and the file. It will be signed using the key signing_key.pem in the current directory, unless the SIGNING_KEY environment variable is set.
Usage:
signethic
signethic filename
To specify signing key, set environment variable, i.e.:
export SIGNING_KEY=/path/to/key.pem
- Returns
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signethic.
sign
(thing, private_key_path=None)¶ Creates a digital signature of “thing” using RSASSA-PKCS1-v1_5
- Parameters
thing – binary data from any source, or a string
private_key_path – a string of the private key file name, with relative or full path
- Returns
the PKCS1 v1.5 signature
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signethic.
sign_and_persist
(thing, path, private_key_path=None)¶ Commit to disk the signature generated by sign and the “thing”, in one file, specified by the path.
- Parameters
thing – binary data from any source, or a string
path – a string of the resulting file name, with relative or full path (ie. something.zip.signed)
private_key_path – a string of the private key file name, with relative or full path
- Returns
the PKCS1 v1.5 signature
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signethic.
verify
(thing, signature, public_key_path=None)¶ Verify the signature corresponds to the “thing”, based on the public key provided. That public key has to match the private key that was used to sign. Returns 0 if verification failed.
- Parameters
thing – binary data from any source, or a string
signature – the PKCS1 v1.5 signature previously generated by sign, or loaded from signed file
public_key_path – a string of the public key file name, with relative or full path
- Returns
test for True / False on this return value
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signethic.
verify_file
(path, public_key_path=None)¶ Loads the signed file and verify the signature and the “thing” match, given a public key.
- Parameters
path – a string of the signed file name, with relative or full path (ie. something.zip.signed)
public_key_path – a string of the public key file name, with relative or full path
- Returns
the “thing” in the signed file, or None if signature failed


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interface LinkPacketMetadata
This interface provides metadata associated with a link layer packet.
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Commands
command bool highChannelQuality(message_t *msg)
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highChannelQuality
command bool highChannelQuality(message_t *msg)
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'message_t* ONE msg' A received packet during which the channel was measured.
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jpaul is a collection of generic implementations of several
algorithms widely used in program analysis.
After a few years in compiler research, it is hard not to notice that
compiler researchers spend a lot of their time re-implementing a
very small set of algorithms: graph traversals, construction of
strongly-connected components, fixpoint solvers, set-constraint
solvers, dataflow solvers, etc. The goal of the
jpaul project is to provide a generic implementation of these
algorithms, separated from any specific compiler infrastructure.
Licence: The entire code is released under the terms of the (Modified) BSD
licence. In the spirit of scientific honesty, researchers who use
jpaul
are encouraged to acknowledge this fact explicitly
in their scientific publications.
@author Alexandru Salcianu - salcianu@alum.mit.edu


“Vassati devo yathā sugītaṁ,
Channā me kuṭikā sukhā nivātā;
Cittaṁ susamāhitañca mayhaṁ,
Atha ce patthayasi pavassa devā”ti.
… Godhiko thero ….
The sky rains down, like a beautiful song.
My little hut is roofed and pleasant, sheltered from the wind.
My mind is serene:
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Samba's Islamic Banking
Division 'IBD',
established in August
1996, works
independently to ensure
Islamic Banking Products
are compliance with
Shariah principles.
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Every product introduced
by Samba's Islamic
Banking is carefully
evaluated and monitored
by the Shariah
Supervisory Board.
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Products originated by
other institutions,
undergo a rigorous
evaluation for
compliance by Shariah
Supervisory Board.
Our Goal
We intend to provide a
premier Islamic Banking
entity by mobilizing efforts
and financial resources
behind a range of innovative
Shariah-compliant banking
products and services. We
have also enabled these
products with the latest
technologies to give you
more simplicity and
convenience in operating
your account and performing
your banking transactions.
The Shariah Supervisory
Board
The committee consists of
eminent and distinguished
Islamic scholars who are
experts in the Islamic
Shariah provisions related
to financial transactions.
The Shariah Supervisory
Board is comprised of:
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Sheikh Abdullah Sulieman
Al-Mane'a, Chairman
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Sheikh Dr. Abdullah
Mohammad Al-Mutlaq, Vice
Chairman
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Sheikh Dr. Abdul Sattar
Abu Ghuddah, Member
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Sheikh Dr. Mohammed Ali
Elgari, Member
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Sheikh Nizam Yaqubi,
Member
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Description: Display the matched elements.
duration: String,Number A string or number determining how long the animation will run.
callback: Callback A function to call once the animation is complete.
options: Options A map of additional options to pass to the method.
duration: String,Number A string or number determining how long the animation will run.
easing: String A string indicating which easing function to use for the transition.
callback: Callback A function to call once the animation is complete.
With no parameters, the .show()
method is the simplest way to display an element:
$('.target').show();
The matched elements will be revealed immediately, with no animation. This is roughly equivalent to calling .css('display', 'block')
, except that the display
property is restored to whatever it was initially. If an element has a display
value of inline
, then is hidden and shown, it will once again be displayed inline
.
Note: If using !important in your styles, such as
display: none !important
,
it is necessary to override the style using .css('display', 'block !important')
should you wish for .show()
to function correctly.
When a duration is provided, .show()
becomes an animation method. The .show()
method animates the width, height, and opacity of the matched elements simultaneously.
Durations are given in milliseconds; higher values indicate slower animations, not faster ones. The strings 'fast'
and 'slow'
can be supplied to indicate durations of 200
and 600
milliseconds, respectively.
As of jQuery 1.4.3, an optional string naming an easing function may be used. Easing functions specify the speed at which the animation progresses at different points within the animation. The only easing implementations in the jQuery library are the default, called swing
, and one that progresses at a constant pace, called linear
. More easing functions are available with the use of plug-ins, most notably the jQuery UI suite.
If supplied, the callback is fired once the animation is complete. This can be useful for stringing different animations together in sequence. The callback is not sent any arguments, but this
is set to the DOM element being animated. If multiple elements are animated, it is important to note that the callback is executed once per matched element, not once for the animation as a whole.
We can animate any element, such as a simple image:

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With the element initially hidden, we can show it slowly:
$('#clickme').click(function() {
$('#book').show('slow', function() {
// Animation complete.
});
});
.show()
, can be turned off globally by setting jQuery.fx.off = true
, which effectively sets the duration to 0. For more information, see jQuery.fx.off.
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Our webpage was created and designed with the most updated programming languages and toolsets used by web developers.
BEL COM LLC is a limited liability company founded as of 07/24/2018 to Recruit, Educate, and Train men and women through educational training, appropriate resources, and unconditional support in the Tech field. BRIAN KERNEY EL, FOUNDER and SOLE PROPRIETOR of BEL COM LLC – Is able and willing to assist in all areas of business organization, finance, and community development. He also has extensive experience and a willing desire to learn in the areas of research in Web Development.
BEL COM LLC is seeking paid internships and apprenticeships which will enable us to make the website more scalable making more projects for the Web Development program. The Web Development program in turn would create industries which can be utilized to generate revenue for those training the tech field. Our ultimate goal is an exit within 10 years by way of creating a sustainable urban economy through proposed Web development projects. Our target customers and partners include a diverse group of men and women seeking in the increase their web development skills for the current job market. The total addressable market are those seeking training in the tech field via boot-camps, and paid internships.. BEL COM LLC is pre-revenue but is gaining meaningful traction by obtaining funding for training through a local community college. Based on this plan, BEL COM LLC projects that it will be able to capture at least 60 percent of this market over the next 10 years. BEL COM LLC is pre-revenue, but we have a number of local fundraisers within the community that should help us generate meaningful revenues in a relatively short period of time. The programming languages we used to build this site are; HTML, CSS, and Javascript.


Blockchain, simply put, is a chain of blocks that contains information. Blockchain can be used to make sure that digital documents are not tampered with (e.g. backdating) by giving the digital documents a timestamp. Blockchain is used to fix the double records problem without the need of a central server.
Blockchain, or the chain of blocks, is usually used for the transactions of personal items such as currency, property, contracts, and more. What makes blockchain so useful is that these transactions do not require a bank or a government. Moreover, recorded data can be very difficult to change.
Just like other technologies, blockchain is a software protocol, and it cannot be run without the usage of the Internet.
Blockchain, simply put, is a chain of blocks that contains information. Blockchain can be used to make sure that digital documents are not tampered with (e.g. backdating) by giving the digital documents a timestamp. Blockchain is used to fix the double records problem without the need of a central server.
Blockchain, or the chain of blocks, is usually used for the transactions of personal items such as currency, property, contracts, and more. What makes blockchain so useful is that these transactions do not require a bank or a government. Moreover, recorded data can be very difficult to change.
Just like other technologies, blockchain is a software protocol, and it cannot be run without the usage of the Internet.
Some reasons why Blockchain technology have become so popular include resilience, time reduction, reliability, unchangeable transactions, fraud prevention, security, transparency, collaboration, and decentralization.
When talking about Blockchain technology, there are several misconceptions and mistakes that one can make.
For one, many people seem to think that Bitcoin is Blockchain. This is not true, as Blockchain is not actually Bitcoin. Rather, Blockchain is the technology behind Bitcoin. Bitcoin is known as a cryptocurrency, and Blockchain acts as a collection of financial accounts that tracks who owns what. Simply put, you can have Blockchain without Bitcoin, but you can't have Bitcoin without Blockchain.
As mentioned in the previous section, blockchain can be defined as a chain of blocks. In blockchain, a block is a information container. Blocks can store different kinds of information based on what type of block they are.
In every "chain" of blocks, the first block in the chain is known as the "Genesis" block.
Each block has a hash. A hash is basically a string that has gone through a hashing algorithm, and is typically used for cryptography. One can think of a hash as a fingerprint or DNA: it identifies a person and it is never the same.
Hashes are useful when detecting changes to intersections. When a block is changed, the hash will change.
Each block contains data, a hash, and the hash of the previous block. In the previous section, we mentioned how blocks are difficult to change. The reason for this is because when changing a block (for instance, Block A), the hash of Block A will change, but Block A's hash stored in the next block (Block B) will not change. As such, the hash in Block A will not match the previous hash in Block B, thus invalidating the succeeding blocks.
Although hashes are an excellent mechanism in cryptography to prevent attacks, modern computers are extremely advanced and are able to generate hundreds of thousands of hashes every second. Using this technology, an attacker can easily change the data of a block, and then re-generate all the hashes of the other blocks to make the blockchain valid again.
To resolve this problem, blockchain technology utilises a concept called "Proof of Work". This useful concept efficiently slows down the creation of new blocks, which prevents attackers from revalidating blockchains.
A proof of work is a computational problem that takes effort to solve. However, the time required to verify the results of the proof of work is lesser as compared to the efofrt it takes to solve the proof of work itself. For instance, a Bitcoin block takes almost 10 minutes to calculate the proof of work and add a new block to the chain.
When talking about Blockchain technology, there are several misconceptions and mistakes that one can make.
For one, many people seem to think that Bitcoin is Blockchain. This is not true, as Blockchain is not actually Bitcoin. Rather, Blockchain is the technology behind Bitcoin. Bitcoin is known as a cryptocurrency, and Blockchain acts as a collection of financial accounts that tracks who owns what. Simply put, you can have Blockchain without Bitcoin, but you can't have Bitcoin without Blockchain.
There are more methods in which blockchains can be safely secured. One of them is distributed P2P network.
Instead of using a central entity to manage the blockchain, it uses the distributed network, and everyone is allowed to join. When someone enters the P2P network, they will receive the entire copy of the blockchain. Each computer is also known as a "node".
When a user creates a new block, the aforementioned block is sent to all users on the P2P network. Each node needs to verify the block to make sure that it has not been maliciously altered. After a complete round of verification, each node will add the block to their blockchain.
A "consensus" is formed by all the nodes in a network. The nodes agree about what blocks are valid, and what blocks are invalid. Nodes in the network will reject blocks that are invalid and tampered with.
With all the security measures above, there are 3 steps to hypothetically tamper with a blockchain:
Although these 3 steps may look and sound very simple, these steps are nearly impossible to achieve.
A blockchain transaction process can be simplified into 4 processes: transaction request, transaction broadcast, transaction validation, and blockchain addition.
A transaction request is made when, well, when a person requests a transaction. The transaction could be involved with cryptocurrency, contracts, records, etc.
The requested transaction is then broadcasted to a distributed P2P network.
With the help of nodes and algorithms, the transaction and the user is validated.
Once the transaction has been successfully validated, the new block is then securely added to the existing blockchain.
The implementation of DLT (distributed ledger technology) led to its first and obvious application: cryptocurrencies. This allows financial transactions based on blockchain technology. It is used in currency and payments. Bitcoin is the most prominent example in this segment.
The new key concepts are Smart Contracts, small computer programs that "live" in the blockchain. They are free computer programs that execute automatically, and check conditions defined earlier like facilitation, verification or enforcement. It is used as a replacement for traditional contracts.
DApps is an abbreviation of decentralized application. It has their backend code running on a decentralized peer-to-peer network. A DApp can have frontend Blockchain example code and user interfaces written in any language that can make a call to its backend, like a traditional Apps.


readelf -all path/to/binary- Display all the headers present in the ELF file:
readelf --headers path/to/binary- Display the entries in symbol table section of the ELF file, if it has one:
readelf --symbols path/to/binary- Display the information contained in the ELF header at the start of the file:
readelf --file-header path/to/binary