There are myriads of autoimmune diseases out there and I’m postulating that, not only are many of these incidencts unnatural, many of these diseases may in fact be unnatural.
Also, many people have the wrong idea about biological warfare. We are not likely to see the spread of weaponized ebola or smallpox because that’s just ridiculous. If you’re fighting a war, you don’t want to use a weapon that will end up burning you as well. And you don’t want to use a weapon which will instill the will to fight in your enemies. Instead, biological warfare in the 21st century will come in the form of small targeted surgical strikes, which are likely only seen indirectly.
What I’ve written could be used to harm people
And so, I write this with hesitation. This theory of genetically engineered autoimmune diseases could also be completely wrong, but it’s worth inspecting more closely. If I had the proper channels through which to disseminate this information, I wouldn’t make it public.
But, few people listen to me and that’s tragic. Yes, I actually think it’s tragic. I’m supposed to be working on an MVP for a new startup, but I’m starting to think that my blogs and some of my ideas may be more important. So, I’ll get back to this startup idea very shortly.
HIV Honeypots
After all, I had independently considered the same high-level strategy that’s being used in the new promising treatment for HIV! I even mentioned it in an article back in October 2014.
Or maybe there’s a way to set up “HIV Honeypots,” harmless vacuoles with surface proteins that trick HIV into attaching and neutralizing itself.
I almost didn’t include it because it sounded so crazy. HIV Honeypots - I was amalgamating ideas from Computer Science with Biotechnology. Even though the specific mechanism I mentioned is somewhat different than this new HIV treatment, the high level strategy is the same: trick HIV into attaching itself to fake proteins and subsequently neutralizing itself.
Networking Honeypots
From a high level, this HIV Honeypot strategy is very similar to the promising novel HIV treatment just announced this week!
Of course, these researchers have been working on novel HIV treatment strategy for well over a year and perhaps longer. All I’m trying to say is that I was on the right track before any of this was widely known. But, because I’m not in the position to do anything about it, I might as well have been speaking into an echo chamber. What else exists inside my head that could change the world?
“We took our clue from existing proteins that HIV needs to get into cells. So we took pieces of one of those proteins and we added it to a piece of an antibody and we added it to something that looks very much like a second protein that HIV needs. And the combination works much better than either the components or than any antibody.” - Dr. Farzan on WSJ Video.
What if I was in the position to direct research resources?
I believe I could help facilitate many discoveries and push the envelope in many, many fields. I have lots of original ideas, ranging from bioinformatics to medicine to astrophysics. And the most exciting aspect is that we are on sitting the cusp of technology that will free us from many of the problems that we have faced for millenia.
HP’s The Machine - Photonics Changes the Game!
It is unbelievable how just a few more of just the right advances in the next 10 to 20 years is going to open so many doors for us. Photonics in computing will enable software advances that totally revolutionize supercomputing, which totally revolutionizes computational science! From there, we can more intelligently direct research resources in an agile, strategic manner.
OK, moving on…
Tricking the immune system into attacking the body
This is possible and actually fairly simple. These methods have been available for decades, at least! All that is required is the insertion of RNA of a gene into a [fairly] non-communicable virus. If you insert the right gene – say for a human protein that is then expressed on the surface of a virus – then this protein may also be targeted by the human immune system! There’s a chance it could happen. I don’t know whether that chance is realistic.
Now, couple this with a protein which targets a specific part of the human body, by using a separate protein that latches onto features only expressed in that part of the body, like the liver, lymph nodes or neurons. This will increase the likelihood that the virus will remain docked in that region of the body. This will also increase the likelihood that an autoimmune disease will be triggered.
For example, you could trigger Myasthenia Gravis!
MG is a disease where the immune system targets Acetylcholine receptors. Specifically, the Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor (nAChR) is usually attacked. However, what if you genetically engineered a virus to produce this protein on it’s surface. Then, when the body fights off the virus, there’s a chance the virus produces antibodies against this duplicate of the Human nAChR receptor. Especially if you were also to remove proteins in the virus which the immune system would normally target.
Yes, this star-shaped receptor is real. Proteins are formed of subunits that combine in different ways to modulate slightly different functionality.
After your body eliminates the virus, the immune system then continues to target this protein. This is kind of an important protein by the way – nAChR is the same protein that nicotine activates. And here’s the worst part: there’s no way to get the immune system to stop attacking a protein it’s trained to fight. Once you’re poisoned in this manner, there’s no good way to handle it.
Ptosis like symptoms that get better and worse, accompaning fatigue, are early signs of Myasthenia Gravis.
It’s important to note that Myasthenia Gravis isn’t really that serious of a disases. But other autoimmune diseases really are. What if you triggered Lupus? Or tricked the immune system into attacking the Myelin Sheath surrounding specific nerve cells (MS).
Abusing Statistics to Cover your Tracks
Well if these slow poisons are real, then why are there no abnormalities in the statistics of disease prevalence? There should be aberrations in disease prevalence.
Well, if you have a large variety of poisons to pick from, then you can also pick the right ones to avoid raising red flags in statistics. If only 2/1,000,000 acquire this disease each year, then why did 200 per million acquire it in 2012? If an extremely high number of people acquired an autoimmune disease in one county or one state, that would raise a red flag.
If this is true, we should be able to pick up on it by datamining medical statistics. We should sift through the data in new dimensions. Is there a geographic correlation to the prevalence of these diseases? Are there abnormalities the victim’s ages, sex, lifestyles, or, most important, their occupation?
If this is true, it should show up in the data. It may already be showing up in the data, but because we don’t know of this genetic engineering strategy to trigger autoimmune diseases, we may be on a wild goose chase for their cause. 20 people acquired Lupus in one small West Virginia county this past year? Must be something in the water…
If this is true, how $#@!’ed up is that?
Saddling people with autoimmune diseases that they may have to deal with for the rest of their life? That’s sinister. Many of these diseases ultimately end up in death or involve tragic life-crippling symptoms. And there’s really no good way to cure them. There may be ways to treat them, but it’s going to be incredibly challenging – if not impossible – to alter the immune system’s mechanism that’s actually causing the symptoms.
OK, sounds like an interesting science fiction trope
I’m actually getting these ideas by thinking about the events in Neuromancer, which is one of the best Science Fiction works ever produced. OK, maybe that’s because I haven’t really read that much science fiction. However, in the novel, the main character, Case, is neurologically maimed by Russian gangsters using a genetically engineered virus and is unable to use computers, for life!
Neo silenced by Agents. The Matrix was based partly on Neuromancer.
So, you see, these ideas aren’t exactly new. There’s even a verb for it on Urban Dictionary: Case.
Case (v) - To maim someone’s brain in a surreptitious attempt to silence and/or discredit them.
OK, OK … I created that entry about a year ago. But, my point is, using geneticially engineered viruses to specifically target a single person with very specific symptoms is not a new idea! It might have been science fiction a few decades ago, but if it’s not a terrifying reality already, we’re not that far away.
Read.This.Book.
But How Can We Prove It Or Disprove It?
Well, we can examine the statistics, but that’s not really conclusive. While useful, statistic modeling is innately subjective, usually. We’ll have to catch them red handed, so to speak.
We’d need to analyze genetic data from viral samples. There’s only so much mutation that can occur per generation without destroying a viral genome. While there are “copy-and-paste” mechanisms in genetics, whereby whole genes shift position, reverse or jump chromosomes, it is highly unlikely that this would appear cross-species or cross-virus.
So if there are human – or human like – proteins occuring in viral RNA, that’s a red flag. The problem is that these viruses would be intended to be used in targeted scenarios. The virus isn’t what causes the problem – it’s the virus’s lasting effects on the immune system.
So when the actual autoimmune symptoms present themselves after a few months or a year, that’s when you’ll notice the problems – and it’s too late! The virus and its incriminating genetic data are long gone by then.
Employing a Targeted Virus to Downregulate Genes
It may also be possible to construct a virus that affects how genes are expressed – targeted for a specific type of human cells, as described above. After the virus reaches the targeted area and begins reproducing, it also produces proteins or affects the production of natural protiens.
These proteins would either directly or indirectly affect transcription factors on DNA or DNA methylation. This could be used to perhaps trigger certain forms of cancer!! There is well documented evidence of natural viral causation of certain forms of cancer. Is it really a stretch to say this could be engineered by humans as well?
HPV can cause cervical cancer! How $#@!’d up is that? An STD that affects reproduction?
In fact, viruses that affect epigenetics already exist! Though, perhaps, it’s an accident of nature. However, not everything can be a coincidence.  Not likely. Not likely at all!
Remember that pond scum virus? In November 2014?  While Forbes published another article a week later supposedly debunking this, this is exactly the kind of scenario I’m talking about in this article – a mostly non-communicable virus that has permanent effects on people. I’m saying it’s possible to genetically engineer this stuff.
Also, I remember back in 2005/2006 that I heard about this XMRV virus, which may trigger Chronic Fatigue Syndrome(CFS). While this was apparently debunked in 2012, I am still by no means convinced that scenarios like this are impossible or not already happening! And actually, now that I that I read the article that supposedly debunks the XMRV/CFS connection, it doesn’t … or it may not.
From a quick read, Ian Lipkin, says that “We did not find any genetic sequences [of XMRV or related viruses] in the people with CFS or the controls.” Like I said, a viral infection that modulates genes or adversely affects the immune system only needs to be present in the body for a short time and can have permanent effects! I’m not really a academic authority on this, so you should do your own research. Don’t just accept what you read here.
Economic Biological Warfare
Intelligence, memory and mental functioning are incredibly important when considering the economic output of people, especially in a service economy. If you can alter this ability in specific individuals, doing so can have downstream effects on an economy.
So if you were to genetically engineer a virus that inhibits a nation’s capacity to think, you could impair that nation’s economic performance. And while I have no proof that this has occured, it is possible and it would have drastic consequences.
Economically Targeting Healthcare
Additionally, another target of economic warfare is healthcare. If you can saddle America with chronic health problems by introducing autoimmune diseases or cancers, you can saddle that economy with billions in unnecessary healthcare costs. But .. I’m working on another article about just this.
Margarine on Monday, Cardiac Arrest by Friday.
Also, you can accomplish the same thing by promoting invalid medical advice. Doing this encourages Americans to partake in detrimental health practices – and they’ll feel good about it, too! And by contributing to these false beliefs, you could significantly contribute to serious economic consequences.
If you don’t act now, eggs may strangle your babies, too! Never trust an egg.
“Eggs are unhealthy and ALL cholesterol is the devil. Eggs are plotting to strangle your babies while you sleep. Eat more margarine! Only communists eat butter! Margarine for America!”
Margarine has 2.5 GRAMS OF TRANS FAT per TABLESPOON!!
Oh, and actually, eggs are one of the most healthy foods you can eat. Think about it. An egg contains everything life needs to start. How can it be bad for you? While that’s not perfect reasoning, it’s a place to start.
In Conclusion
There’s some really $#@!’ed up stuff you can do with Genetic Engineering and many of these techniques may have been with us for longer than we realize. I hope some of what I’ve written is not true, but only the data will tell. One good reason why we should be centralizing and sifting through health data, even though doing so can present privacy violations.


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25.2 Embedding Jython in JavaYour Java-coded application can embed the Jython interpreter in order to use Jython for scripting. jython.jar must be in your Java CLASSPATH. Your Java code must import org.python.core.* and org.python.util.* in order to access Jython's classes. To initialize Jython's state and instantiate an interpreter, use the Java statements: PySystemState.initialize( ); PythonInterpreter interp = new PythonInterpreter( ); Jython also supplies several advanced overloads of this method and constructor in order to let you determine in detail how PySystemState is set up, and to control the system state and global scope for each interpreter instance. However, in typical, simple cases, the previous Java code is all your application needs. 25.2.1 The PythonInterpreter ClassOnce you have an instance interp of class PythonInterpreter, you can call method interp.eval to have the interpreter evaluate a Python expression held in a Java string. You can also call any of several overloads of interp.exec and interp.execfile to have the interpreter execute Python statements held in a Java string, a precompiled Jython code object, a file, or a Java InputStream. The Python code you execute can import your Java classes in order to access your application's functionality. Your Java code can set attributes in the interpreter namespace by calling overloads of interp.set, and get attributes from the interpreter namespace by calling overloads of interp.get. The methods' overloads give you a choice. You can work with native Java data and let Jython perform type conversions, or you can work directly with PyObject, the base class of all Python objects, covered later in this chapter. The most frequently used methods and overloads of a PythonInterpreter instance interp are the following.
Evaluates, in interp's namespace, the Python expression held in Java string s, and returns the PyObject that is the expression's result.
Executes, in interp's namespace, the Python statements held in Java string s or in compiled PyObject code (produced by function _ _builtin_ _.compile of package org.python.core, covered later in this chapter).
Executes, in interp's namespace, the Python statements read from the stream s or from the file named name. When you pass both s and name, execfile reads the statements from s, and uses name as the filename in error messages.
Fetches the value of the attribute named name from interp's namespace. The overload with two arguments also converts the value to the specified javaclass, throwing a Java PyException exception that wraps a Python TypeError if the conversion is unfeasible. Either overload raises a NullPointerException if name is unbound. Typical use of the two-argument form might be a Java statement such as: String s = (String)interp.get("attname", String.class);
Binds the attribute named name in interp's namespace to value. The second overload also converts the value to a PyObject. The org.python.core package supplies a class _ _builtin_ _ whose static methods let your Java code access the functionality of Python built-in functions. The compile method, in particular, is quite similar to Python built-in function compile, covered in Chapter 8 and Chapter 13. Your Java code can call compile with three String arguments (a string of source code, a filename to use in error messages, and a kind that is normally "exec"), and compile returns a PyObject instance p that is a precompiled Python bytecode object. You can repeatedly call interp.exec(p) to execute the Python statements in p without the overhead of compiling the Python source for each execution. The advantages are the same as covered in Chapter 13. 25.2.2 The PyObject ClassSeen from Java, all Jython objects are instances of classes that extend PyObject. Class PyObject supplies methods named like Python objects' special methods, such as _ _len_ _, _ _str_ _, and so on. Concrete subclasses of PyObject override some special methods to supply meaningful implementations. For example, _ _len_ _ makes sense for Python sequences and mappings, but not for numbers; _ _add_ _ makes sense for numbers and sequences, but not for mappings. When your Java code calls a special method on a PyObject instance that does not in fact supply the method, the call raises a Java PyException exception wrapping a Python AttributeError. PyObject methods that set, get, and delete attributes exist in two overloads, as the attribute name can be a PyString or a Java String. PyObject methods that set, get, and delete items exist in three overloads, as the key or index can be a PyObject, a Java String, or an int. The Java String instances that you use as attribute names or item keys must be Java interned strings (i.e., either string literals or the result of calling s.intern( ) on any Java String instance s). In addition to the usual Python special methods _ _getattr_ _ and _ _getitem_ _, class PyObject also provides similar methods _ _findattr_ _ and _ _finditem_ _, the difference being that, when the attribute or item is not found, the _ _find methods return a Java null, while the _ _get methods raise exceptions. Every PyObject instance p has a method _ _tojava_ _ that takes a single argument, a Java Class c, and returns an Object that is the value of p converted to c (or raises an exception if the conversion is unfeasible). Typical use might be a Java statement such as: String s = (String)mypyobj._ _tojava_ _(String.class); Method _ _call_ _ of PyObject has several convenience overloads, but the semantics of all the overloads come down to _ _call_ _'s fundamental form: PyObject p._ _call_ _(PyObject args[], String keywords[]); When array keywords has length L, array args must have length N greater than or equal to L, and the last L items of args are taken as named actual arguments, the names being the corresponding items in keywords. When args has length N greater than L, args's first N-L items are taken as positional actual arguments. The equivalent Python code is therefore similar to: def docall(p, args, keywords): assert len(args) >= len(keywords) deltalen = len(args) - len(keywords) return p(*args[:deltalen], ** dict(zip(keywords, args[deltalen:]))) Jython supplies concrete subclasses of PyObject that represent all built-in Python types. You can sometimes usefully instantiate a concrete subclass in order to create a PyObject for further use. For example, class PyList extends PyObject, implements a Python list, and has constructors that take an array or a java.util.Vector of PyObject instances, as well as an empty constructor that builds the empty list []. 25.2.3 The Py ClassThe Py class supplies several utility class attributes and static methods. Py.None is Python's None. Method Py.java2py takes a single Java Object argument and returns the corresponding PyObject. Methods Py.py2type, for all values of type that name a Java primitive type (boolean, byte, long, short, etc.), take a single PyObject argument and return the corresponding value of the given primitive Java type. |
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Rod Stewart 'absolutely shattered' when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer
by Sarah DeenRod Stewart has spoken of the moment he got his devastating prostate cancer diagnosis.
Earlier this year the rock icon revealed he had been battling prostate cancer for the last three years.
He was diagnosed during a routine check-up in 2016, but he fought the disease and has been in remission since July.
The 74-year-old received the bad news with his wife Penny Lancaster by his side and he thanked her for her love and support during the difficult time.
Speaking on Loose Women on Monday, Rod said: ‘We were absolutely shattered, but I had this marvelous specimen of a woman by my side to get me through it.’
He continued to make music and tour while receiving treatment and credited his work ethic will helping him overcome it.
‘I worked for two years knowing it was there. You can’t dwell on it. Be confident and let God take care of the rest,’ Rod said.
He also used the interview to urge men to swallow their pride and get themselves checked.
‘My dad never went to the dentist and he died with no teeth,’ he revealed.
‘Please guys, finger up the bum no harm done.’
Rod is currently on tour and promoting his new album which reworks his classic hits with help from the London Philharmonic Orchestra.
He told host Andrea McLean that he never gets tired of singing his most loved tracks to audiences over and over again – apart from one.
The star confessed: ‘Maybe Do You Think I’m Sexy?. The audience don’t [get tired of it]. What the audience want is what I want.’
Rod also thanked ‘black culture’ for inspiring him in his career.
The Maggie May singer has eight children and has been married to Penny, who was also on Monday’s Loose Women, since 2007.
She has previously discussed what life would be like with her husband, who is 26 years older than her.
‘Rod’s in his 70s, early 70s, and we have a huge family base at home,’ she said.
‘My life is based on the family, Rod, the children, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
‘I do on occasions think, when I’m Rod’s age, I won’t have my husband and the children will be grown up and gone, and I kind of feel that I need to prepare.’
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I've taken AMT six or seven times now and have without fail had a positive experience each time. Getting too the experience through incredible nausia and other forms of body load was always hard and not for the faint of heart. There is a price to pay for your AMT ride, I happen to think its worth it.
About a year ago my wife and I were on vacation at the beautiful and remote home of her reletives. All the family members were going to be gone for an entire day leaving my wife and I alone at this great house in the mountains. I had brought along 60mgs of AMT and had planned to do some or all of it on this day. I had taken 40mg doses on two other occasions and had really good experiences. Sixty mgs is a large dose but I had really felt that at the 40mg dose I was almost but not quite getting good visual effects. Enhanced color and light but no motion or closed eye visual effects. My wife was supportive so I decided to go ahead.
I took two 20mg capsules at 9:30 a.m and waited until nearly 11:00 a.m. before taking the final twenty. The first two hours of the trip were downright painful. I didn't vomit but I felt sick. After the initial nausea wore off, there was an intense feeling of just wanting to crawl out of my skin. As if my body could not contain the physical sensations it was having. I've since compared it to the feeling someone gets when a strong hit of MDMA first comes on. Sort of an overpowering sense of good feelings. Only with AMT it seemed to go on for at least an hour.
My wife kept checking with me. Was I alright, did I need anything etc..? I did not feel completly bad, it was strangely pleasant but yet really, really intense. At about the two hour mark I started to feel much better and walk in the garden and went for a short hike. Colors were really enhanced and I began to see trails as bees and birds flew by. Over the next six or seven hours I spent time looking at clouds, trees, flowers and talking with my wife. We had really good conversation and spent some time in the hot tub. At one point I definantly had the feeling that I could change the shape and colors in the clouds.
The most stiking moment of the experience came about 6 in the evening just at the sun was beginning to set. I was uptairs laying on our bed with my eyes closed and just feeling really good and really high. I for some reaon began to feel like there was an aura around me and that if my wife were to come upstairs and see me she would be able to see this aura. Right after that thought I began to feel amazingly safe and taken care of. I had the thought and for the first time in perhaps my whole life felt totally safe and unafraid. I knew my troubles, problems, the real world was still there but I just felt completely protected and safe for those moments. I don't really know how long those feelings lasted but eventually I got up and told my wife what had happened, It was a really moving experience for me.
I have found that for me at least AMT has a softer, warmer trip than say 5-meo-amt. Each of my experiences with AMT have included lots of long and interesting conversations with friends, good visuals at higher dosages and a quiet , ethereal since to them. Recently I took AMT again but an hour prior to taking taking my dose I took an anti-nausea drug and had really great results. The usual nausea and body gone. Good luck
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In its simplest form, an Omniscient component is a Stateless React Component, but more optimized with a smart predefined shouldComponentUpdate
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Much like memoization would be for a Fibonacci function.
Below you can see conceptually how to update and propagate changes through stateless components. The example is a more functional style alternative to the counter example shown in the React homepage timer example.
Note in the example, that we call render everytime the data changes. Normally, you wouldn't handle the render loop manually, but use something like Immstruct to handle it for you. Read more about this in the project readme.
The video above is from JSConf Budapest in 2015 and introduces some of the architectural concepts Omniscient is based on. It's not implementation specific, but more conceptual.
Omniscient is just as much a way to think when you are building applications as a library it self. In essense, Omniscient
is a small layer of syntactic sugar on top of React as well as an implemented shouldComponentUpdate
, optimized for use with immutable data and the architectural style of Omniscient.
If you are totally new to Omniscient, or even React, you can get started by reading the article Simpler UI Reasoning with Unidirectional Dataflow and Immutable Data. This is an introductory article which explains the concepts and benefits of immutable data and cursors, and also why Omniscient is worth trying out. If you prefer to see code instead of reading, you can see the obligatory example TodoMVC by @jcranendonk.
You can download Omniscient through NPM or CDN. The easiest way is to use NPM:
npm install --save omniscient
Or you can include the code through a CDN. Remember to also include React in your project.
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As Omniscient is wrapped in a UMD you can use it many different ways, through CommonJS, AMD or just through the window object:
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Ender, Lynda (The Senior Source, League of Women Voters - Texas)
Kappel, Katy (Texas Silver Haired Legislature)
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Richards, Terri (Dept. of Aging & Disability Services. DADS)
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Fredriksen, Amanda (AARP)
Gadberry, Gavin (Texas Health Care Association)
Gutierrez, Michael (Self)
Holden, Chelsea (Harden Healthcare)
Houston, Joshua (Texas Impact)
Lewis, Kathryn (Disability Rights Texas)
Rivas, Andrew (Texas Catholic Conference)
Woolbert, Lynda (Coalition for Nurses in Advanced Practice)
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Castillo, Rosemary (PACE Program in El Paso, Bienvivir Senior Health)
Ender, Lynda (The Senior Source, League of Women Voters -Texas)
Fredriksen, Amanda (AARP)
Garcia, Joaquin (Bienvivir Senior Health Services (Pace))
Isett, Carl (National PACE Association)
Kappel, Katy (Texas Silver Haired Legislature)
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Lawson, Beth (Lubbock Regional MHMR Center)
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Alexander, Troy (Texas Medical Association)
Garza, Trini (Dallas Senior Affairs Commission, Texas Health Silver Hair Legislator Elect)
Gutierrez, Michael (Self)
Holden, Chelsea (Harden Health)
Holmes, Harry (Harris County Health Care Alliance)
Rose, Denise (Texas Hosp. Associchr)
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Ghahremani, Kay (HHSC - Resource)
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Choate, Dawn (The Arc of Texas)
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January 2019 Hacker News Hiring Trends
Will React ever be defeated? That is the question I am beginning to ask each month as React continues to dominate the whoishiring posts on Hacker News. You have to think React can't continue this dominance indefinitely, it will begin a decline at some point. But, when, and what will dethrone it?
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| App Engine | 3 | 142 | 5 | 103 | -39 |
| haproxy | 3 | 131 | 6 | 101 | -30 |
| CSS | 15 | 62 | 30 | 33 | -29 |
| ETL | 4 | 112 | 8 | 85 | -27 |
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Back Control From Arm Drag
Set up 1:
Two hands on ops right wrist, grab cuff with roll finger grip, pull yourself toward opponent, switch gribs to left hand on tricep, right keeps wrist/hand,
pull opponent across your body, right hand to ground holding ops right wrist, kick left support leg out to move opponent away from you a little bit,
underhook, left arm moves around to grab lapel of opponent, head and chest are getting in tight to ops right shoulder,
use a straight left leg and the lapel to generate momentum and move opponent and yourself 180 deg, so the floors on your back and
opponent is ontop of you, if you can't get the other hook in, figure 4 your legs and deadlift to open opponent up, get the hook in.
Set up 2:
Bait for a sweep, push arm into opponent, then with left hand on wrist grip, right hand to ops tricep from inside, move their hand to floor.


Juve Teammate Reveals CR7's Bold Brazil Claim
by David KappelThe FIFA World Cup is the one trophy that has eluded Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, but the Portuguese once made a bold claim about the biggest title in football.
Read: 10 Players Who Left Real Madrid Because Of Ronaldo
Both superstars have taken part in three World Cups, with Ronaldo's best result being a fourth-place finish in 2006, while Messi's Argentina ended up as runners-up in 2014.
Ronaldo, though, has won two international pieces of silverware with his national team, namely the 2016 UEFA European Championship and the 2019 UEFA Nations League titles.
His Juventus teammate Danilo has now revealed that Ronaldo once claimed he would have helped Brazil to five more World Cup titles if he had represented the Selecao instead of Portugal.
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"Cristiano Ronaldo once told me that if he had played with the Brazilian national team, we would have five more World Cups," Danilo told DAZN Brazil.
"It was nice to link up him again at Juventus. He dedicates himself to football in an almost manic way, (as) he takes care of every detail to the fullest.
"This shows that successes don't come by chance, but you have to work to achieve them."
Read: World's Richest Club Revealed, Real Dethroned
Messi is yet to lift a senior trophy with Argentina, although he did win the 2005 FIFA U20 World Cup and the 2008 Olympic Games with youth Albiceleste sides.


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TABLE OF CONTENT
A. GS1 Related Societal Issue 1. Cinema & censorship B. GS2 Related Polity 1. SC rejects abortion plea of 10-year-old International Relations 1. Pakistan Supreme Court removes Sharif from office C. GS3 Related Economics 1. Most private hospitals evade tax: CAG 2. ‘Regulators shouldn’t restrain innovation’ Internal Security 1. CAG spots weaknesses in missile defence system Science and Technology 1. Building block of life found on Saturn’s moon Titan D. GS4 Related E. Concepts-in-News: Related Concepts to Revise/Learn F. Bills/Acts/Schemes/Orgs in News G. UPSC Prelims Practice Questions H. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
A. GS1 Related
Context
- Supreme Court rejected a petition filed by a person claiming to be the daughter of the late Sanjay Gandhi to set aside the certificate granted to Indu Sarkar, a film directed by Madhur Bhandarkar
Freedom of expression
- Supreme Court observation: freedom of expression cannot be curtailed without a valid reason.
- Film is nothing but artistic expression within the parameters of law and that there is no warrant or justification to curtail it.
CBFC and its censorship role
- Recent experience suggests that the CBFC (Central Board of Film Certification) does not always see itself as a certifying authority, but rather plays the censor quite merrily. In the case of Udta Punjab last year, it was seeking to be the guardian of Punjab’s honour against the depiction of the high prevalence of drug addiction in the State.
- The Bombay High Court had to remind the CBFC that certification, and not censorship is its primary role and that its power to order changes and cuts must be exercised in accordance with constitutional principles.
- More recently, the CBFC sought to play the moral censor with regard to Lipstick Under My Burkha, a film it thought was too “lady-oriented” to be given a certificate, presumably because it depicts their fantasies.
- The Film Certification Appellate Tribunal had to intervene to secure the release of the film, with an ‘A’ certificate.
- These instances demonstrate that challenges to freedom come from both within the systemic framework and outside.
Role of court in protecting freedom of expression
- Courts prefer to protect the right to free expression rather than entertain excuses such as maintenance of law and order and public tranquility, or someone’s sense of hurt or the fear of someone being portrayed in a bad light.
B. GS2 Related
1. SC rejects abortion plea of 10-year-old
Context
- On July 24, a Bench led by Chief Justice of India J.S. Khehar had directed doctors from P.G.I., Chandigarh, to medically examine the 10-year-old rape victim and file a report in court on whether the “health of the girl child concerned, who is stated to be of the age of 10 years, and also that of the foetus, would be adversely affected, if the pregnancy is continued for the full term”.
Termination is not possible
- Medical opinion: abortion will endanger both the girl and her 32-week-old foetus.
- Supreme Court: denied the permission to grant abortion of the foetus.
State-level MTP boards
- Supreme Court urged the government to consider setting up permanent medical boards across the States so that women, especially child rape victims, could receive expedient access to medical care.
- Why such boards? To expedite the process.
- Presently, women are forced to undertake the cumbersome process of approaching different courts, from district courts to high courts and finally the Supreme Court, for permission to medically terminate their pregnancies which are over 20 weeks.
- The frequent number of such cases which have come to the Supreme Court range from child rape victims to destitute women to women with substantial foetus abnormalities.
Basic Information What the draft MTP bill 2014 provides? Why is it essential to change the MTP law?
Category: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
1. Pakistan Supreme Court removes Sharif from office
In news:
- Pakistan’s Supreme Court disqualified Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif from office over undeclared assets and ordered registration of corruption cases against him and his children, plunging the country into a political turmoil.
- Attorney-General said the disqualification is for life, ending any hope for the three-time Prime Minister to return to active politics.
C. GS3 Related
1. Most private hospitals evade tax: CAG
Highlights of “A performance audit of India’s private hospitals” by CAG
- Majority of the institutions is evading tax.
- Data on ‘non-filers’ of income tax was available only in three states — West Bengal, Assam and Gujarat.
- Delhi, Kerala, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu had no process of identifying hospitals that were evading tax.
- Most private hospitals and practitioners did not submit valid Permanent Account Numbers (PAN).
Key Fact: The private sector accounts for 80% of outpatient care and 60% of inpatient care in the country.
2. ‘Regulators shouldn’t restrain innovation’
In news
- Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant opinion: India’s financial sector regulators should stop hindering ideas in the financial technology sector and instead opt for a regulatory sandbox approach to nurture innovative financial technology applications.
What is a regulatory sandbox?
- A regulatory sandbox is an experimental oversight mechanism for innovative products and services that do not fall into an existing regulatory regime or cut across traditional regulators’ domains.
- For example when you make payment transfers or remittances, assess your personal finance or insurance needs, compare financial products that you are considering buying or to track the performance of your investments.
- Such innovations are permitted to operate for a limited period of time at a limited scale to understand its efficacy and implications, so that the best alternatives for regulation can be evolved based on concerns that emerge.
- The (sandbox) option can be a great way to unlock innovations for mass public adoption, because a regulatory sandbox balances the twin objectives of nurturing financial innovation and safeguarding consumer interests.
Practice elsewhere
- Globally, regulatory sandboxes have been introduced in the U.K., Singapore, Australia, Malaysia and UAE. Each country has a certain “target group” for which sandboxing is done.
- All these countries have so far created a sandboxed environment to support financial institutions (FIs) and fintech firms
Allowing the start-ups
- There are over 600 start-ups in the country in the financial technology (fintech) space
- Letting them operate in a ‘live, but controlled environment with some regulations relaxed, will provide a solid evidence base’ on their strengths and weaknesses.
- More than 30 of those start-ups are focused on the peer-to-peer lending space alone and their market potential is expected to reach $5 billion by 2020.
- Several start-ups are working in areas such as virtual currencies like Bitcoins, Blockchain-based settlements and so on.
- The total fintech market in India is estimated to be worth $8 billion and is expected to grow to about $14 billion by 2020. India is ranked amongst the top ten FinTech markets globally
3. CAG spots weaknesses in missile defence system
Highlights of the report tabled by CAG in Parliament:
- Deficient in quality – The strategic missile system, a medium range supersonic surface to air missile system to counter aerial threats were “deficient in quality,”
- Over 70 % of the under vehicle scanners (UVS) installed at Indian Air Force (IAF) bases were non-functional
- The IL series of aircraft, which provide vital transport support to IAF during contingencies, “has not been upgraded, and continue to fly with 1985 vintage avionics.” Air to air refuelling is a crucial capability both during combat as well as peace time operations. IL-78 aircraft are dedicated for this purpose. However, due to inadequate infrastructure and support facilities the air to air refuelling capability was hampered.
Importance of Strategic missile system:
- Strategic missile system is vital for the country’s air defence and deterrence capability.
- Audit found that the system delivered by Bharat Electricals Limited (BEL) was deficient in quality.
- Out of 80 missiles received up to November 2014, 20 were test fired during April-November 2014. Six of these missiles i.e., 30 % failed the test.
- Preliminary failure analysis report revealed that the missiles fell short of the target, had lower than the required velocity, and also there was malfunctioning of critical units like Servo Control Unit and Connector.
- Two missiles had failed to take off because the booster nozzle had failed. These deficiencies posed an operational risk during hostilities.
Category: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
1. Building block of life found on Saturn’s moon Titan
In news
- An important building block of life has been discovered in the hazy upper atmosphere of Saturn’s largest moon, Titan.
- Using data from the Cassini mission, scientists identified negatively charged molecules called ‘carbon chain anions’ in the atmosphere of Titan.
Inference: These linear molecules are understood to be building blocks towards more complex molecules, and may have acted as the basis for the earliest forms of life on Earth.
D. GS4 Related
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PIB Articles Editorials Roundup
E. Concepts-in-News: Related Concepts to Revise/Learn
Nothing here for Today!!!
F. Bills/Acts/Schemes/Orgs in News
Nothing here for Today!!!
G. Practice Questions for UPSC Prelims Exam
Question 1. Which of the following mountain ranges is not present in Europe?
- Apennine Mountain Range
- Pyrenees Mountain Range
- Sierra Nevada Mountain Range
- Alps Mountain range
Question 2. Which of the following regions in India represents lowest altitude?
- Kuttanad region in Kerala
- Saurashtra Region in Karnataka
- Coromandel of Tamil Nadu
- Malabar region of Kerala
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Question 3. Mundaka Upanishad, the Mandukya Upanishad and the Prashna Upanishad
are associated with which of the following Vedas?
- Atharva-Veda
- Rig-Veda
- Sama-Veda
- Yajur-Veda
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Question 4. Bank Rate is defined as the rate at which:
- RBI lends short term loans to commercial banks
- A commercial bank can lend to its customers
- RBI lends long term loans to commercial banks
- The commercial banks are able to borrow overnight funds from RBI
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Question 5. Consider the following statements about National Bureau of Animal Genetic
Resources (NBAGR):
- It works for the conservation and utilization of livestock and poultry genetic resources
- It designs methodologies for ex situ and in situ conservation of farm animals
Which of the above statements is/are correct?
- 1 Only
- 2 Only
- Both 1 & 2
- Neither 1 nor 2
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G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
GS Paper I
- Should there be censorship of films? Critically discuss in the light of recent moves by Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) to ban or cut scenes in movies.
GS Paper II
- The Union Health Ministry’s and NITI Aayog’s recent proposal to allow the private sector to run district hospitals has its risks. Examine?
GS Paper IV
- You are a young, aspiring and sincere employee in a Government office working as an assistant, to the director of your deportment. Since you’ve joined recently, you need tolearn and progress. Luckily your superior is very kind and ready to train you for your job. He is a very intelligent and well-informed person having knowledge of various departments. In short, you respect your book and are looking forward to learn a lot from him.
Since you’ve good tuning with the boss, he started depending on you. One day due to ill health he invited you at his place for finishing some urgent work.  You waited for a while. After entering, boss greeted you and explained the work. But you were constantly disturbed by the crying of a woman. At last, you inquired with the boss but his answer did not satisfy you. Next day, you were compelled to inquire further in the office and found out that his behavior is very had at home with his wife. He also heath up his wife.
His wife is not well educated and is a simple woman in comparison to her husband. You see that though your boss is a nice person in the office, he is engaged in domestic violence at home. In such a situation, you are left with the following options. Analyse each option with its consequences.
I. Just ignore thinking about it because it is their personal matter.
II. Report the case to the appropriate authority.
III. Your own innovative approach towards the situation. (250 words)
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This package provides R with access to SeqAn v2.4 header files. SeqAn is an open source C++ library of efficient algorithms and data structures for the analysis of sequences with the focus on biological data.
RSeqAn can be used via the LinkingTo:
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SChartDateFrequency Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | NSCopying |
| Declared in | SChartDateFrequency.h |
| Availability | |
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Overview
An SChartDateFrequency
is used to specify the desired frequency of tick marks on a SChartDateTimeAxis
. For example, a frequency of 2 hours will cause the axis to attempt to display a tick mark at every 2 hour mark. No class type other than SChartDateFrequency
(or one of its subclasses) may be used to define a date frequency on the axis.
A frequency of a particular calendar unit may be set from one of the following supported units: year, month, week, day, hour, minute, second. This can be done by either:
- Initialising an
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object, then using the setter method for the appropriate unit of time (as listed above). - Using one of the convenience init methods provided (such as
initWithSecond:
). - Using one of the factory methods provided (such as
dateFrequencyWithSecond:
).
A frequency can only be specified in terms of one type of calendar unit. For example - a frequency of 1 hour AND 3 minutes cannot be set. In this case the frequency can only be of the type hour or of the type minute and will be set to the last component specified. To specify partial units it is necessary to use the lowest denominator - in the case of 1 hour and 3 minutes we would create a frequency of 63 minutes.
If an attempt is made to set frequency to a negative or zero value, a default of 1 for the given component will be set. For example, if an attempt is made to set a frequency of -9 years the actual frequency set will be 1 year.
Once the frequency is created, it is given a frequency denomination. The available frequency denominations are:
- SChartDateFrequencyDenominationSeconds: Configures the frequency denomination of the date frequency object to be seconds.
- SChartDateFrequencyDenominationMinutes: Configures the frequency denomination of the date frequency object to be minutes.
- SChartDateFrequencyDenominationHours: Configures the frequency denomination of the date frequency object to be hours.
- SChartDateFrequencyDenominationDays: Configures the frequency denomination of the date frequency object to be days.
- SChartDateFrequencyDenominationWeeks: Configures the frequency denomination of the date frequency object to be weeks.
- SChartDateFrequencyDenominationMonths: Configures the frequency denomination of the date frequency object to be months.
- SChartDateFrequencyDenominationYears: Configures the frequency denomination of the date frequency object to be years.
Tasks
Initialization
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– initWithYear:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of years.
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– initWithMonth:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of months.
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– initWithWeek:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of weeks.
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– initWithDay:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of days.
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– initWithHour:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of hours.
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– initWithMinute:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of minutes.
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– initWithSecond:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of seconds.
Factory methods
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+ dateFrequencyWithYear:
Returns a new date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of years.
-
+ dateFrequencyWithMonth:
Returns a new date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of months.
-
+ dateFrequencyWithWeek:
Returns a new date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of weeks.
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+ dateFrequencyWithDay:
Returns a new date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of days.
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+ dateFrequencyWithHour:
Returns a new date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of hours.
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+ dateFrequencyWithMinute:
Returns a new date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of minutes.
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+ dateFrequencyWithSecond:
Returns a new date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of seconds.
Setting a new frequency
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– setYear:
Set the date frequency to have a value of the specified number of years.
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– setMonth:
Set the date frequency to have a value of the specified number of months.
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– setWeek:
Set the date frequency to have a value of the specified number of weeks.
-
– setDay:
Set the date frequency to have a value of the specified number of days.
-
– setHour:
Set the date frequency to have a value of the specified number of hours.
-
– setMinute:
Set the date frequency to have a value of the specified number of minutes.
-
– setSecond:
Set the date frequency to have a value of the specified number of seconds.
Accessing the state of the date frequency object
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– toSeconds
Returns the frequency of the object, measured in seconds.
-
denomination
Returns the frequency denomination of the date frequency object.
property
Properties
denomination
Returns the frequency denomination of the date frequency object.
@property (nonatomic, assign) SChartDateFrequencyDenomination denomination
Discussion
The available denominations are:
- SChartDateFrequencyDenominationSeconds: Configures the frequency denomination of the date frequency object to be seconds.
- SChartDateFrequencyDenominationMinutes: Configures the frequency denomination of the date frequency object to be minutes.
- SChartDateFrequencyDenominationHours: Configures the frequency denomination of the date frequency object to be hours.
- SChartDateFrequencyDenominationDays: Configures the frequency denomination of the date frequency object to be days.
- SChartDateFrequencyDenominationWeeks: Configures the frequency denomination of the date frequency object to be weeks.
- SChartDateFrequencyDenominationMonths: Configures the frequency denomination of the date frequency object to be months.
- SChartDateFrequencyDenominationYears: Configures the frequency denomination of the date frequency object to be years.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
Class Methods
dateFrequencyWithDay:
Returns a new date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of days.
+ (id)dateFrequencyWithDay:(NSInteger)newDay
Parameters
- newDay
The frequency to use, in days.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
dateFrequencyWithHour:
Returns a new date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of hours.
+ (id)dateFrequencyWithHour:(NSInteger)newHour
Parameters
- newHour
The frequency to use, in hours.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
dateFrequencyWithMinute:
Returns a new date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of minutes.
+ (id)dateFrequencyWithMinute:(NSInteger)newMinute
Parameters
- newMinute
The frequency to use, in minutes.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
dateFrequencyWithMonth:
Returns a new date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of months.
+ (id)dateFrequencyWithMonth:(NSInteger)newMonth
Parameters
- newMonth
The frequency to use, in months.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
dateFrequencyWithSecond:
Returns a new date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of seconds.
+ (id)dateFrequencyWithSecond:(NSInteger)newSecond
Parameters
- newSecond
The frequency to use, in seconds.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
Instance Methods
initWithDay:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of days.
- (id)initWithDay:(NSInteger)newDay
Parameters
- newDay
The frequency of the new object, in days.
Return Value
An initialized date frequency object, or nil
if the object couldn’t be created.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
initWithHour:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of hours.
- (id)initWithHour:(NSInteger)newHour
Parameters
- newHour
The frequency of the new object, in hours.
Return Value
An initialized date frequency object, or nil
if the object couldn’t be created.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
initWithMinute:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of minutes.
- (id)initWithMinute:(NSInteger)newMinute
Parameters
- newMinute
The frequency of the new object, in minutes.
Return Value
An initialized date frequency object, or nil
if the object couldn’t be created.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
initWithMonth:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of months.
- (id)initWithMonth:(NSInteger)newMonth
Parameters
- newMonth
The frequency of the new object, in months.
Return Value
An initialized date frequency object, or nil
if the object couldn’t be created.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
initWithSecond:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of seconds.
- (id)initWithSecond:(NSInteger)newSecond
Parameters
- newSecond
The frequency of the new object, in seconds.
Return Value
An initialized date frequency object, or nil
if the object couldn’t be created.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
initWithWeek:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of weeks.
- (id)initWithWeek:(NSInteger)newWeek
Parameters
- newWeek
The frequency of the new object, in weeks.
Return Value
An initialized date frequency object, or nil
if the object couldn’t be created.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
initWithYear:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated date frequency object, with a frequency of the specified number of years.
- (id)initWithYear:(NSInteger)newYear
Parameters
- newYear
The frequency of the new object, in years.
Return Value
An initialized date frequency object, or nil
if the object couldn’t be created.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
setDay:
Set the date frequency to have a value of the specified number of days.
- (void)setDay:(NSInteger)v
Parameters
- v
The new frequency to set, in days.
Discussion
Before the new value is set, we clear any existing values in the object.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
setHour:
Set the date frequency to have a value of the specified number of hours.
- (void)setHour:(NSInteger)v
Parameters
- v
The new frequency to set, in hours.
Discussion
Before the new value is set, we clear any existing values in the object.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
setMinute:
Set the date frequency to have a value of the specified number of minutes.
- (void)setMinute:(NSInteger)v
Parameters
- v
The new frequency to set, in minutes.
Discussion
Before the new value is set, we clear any existing values in the object.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
setMonth:
Set the date frequency to have a value of the specified number of months.
- (void)setMonth:(NSInteger)v
Parameters
- v
The new frequency to set, in months.
Discussion
Before the new value is set, we clear any existing values in the object.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
setSecond:
Set the date frequency to have a value of the specified number of seconds.
- (void)setSecond:(NSInteger)v
Parameters
- v
The new frequency to set, in seconds.
Discussion
Before the new value is set, we clear any existing values in the object.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h
setWeek:
Set the date frequency to have a value of the specified number of weeks.
- (void)setWeek:(NSInteger)v
Parameters
- v
The new frequency to set, in weeks.
Discussion
Before the new value is set, we clear any existing values in the object.
Declared In
SChartDateFrequency.h


PULP FICTION A review by David Wilcock (C)1997 David Wilcock
STARRING JOHN TRAVOLTA, SAMUEL L. JACKSON, UMA THURMAN and BRUCE WILLIS DIRECTED BY QUENTIN TARINTINO A TOUCHSTONE PICTURES RELEASE
After his stunning debut, Resevoir Dogs, Tarintino followed it up with four tales all interlinked with each other. Each story is well written, well acted, and well directed. It's is one of the most clever films out there.
The film starts with two people (Amander Plummer and Tim Roth) discussing robbery in a restaurant, and then they rob the restaurant.We then get to the four stories.  It's horribly violent, yet wickedly funny at the same time, and actually quite scary. The second story concerns Travolta taking out the bosses wife, played by Uma Thurman. Unfortunatley for him, she has a drug overdose, and he has to try and get her back. Again, it's another funny story, and well acted again. The third story concerns a boxer, Bruce Willis, trying to get back his gold watch (although there's a lot more to it than that), and the final story is continuing what happens at the start of the film, with Travolta and Jackson trying to control Plummer and Roth. It's another tense scene, still funny, but terrifying. It's a masterpiece of direction and acting.
Of course, the film is full of swearing, extreme violence (although not as bad as Natural Born Killers, it's a bit more violent than Dogs) and even a bit of rape (the Deliverance way) Although not quite as 'gritty' as Dogs, the violence is still shocking. It's played more for laughs though, and, of course, it's full of Tarintino's witty dialouge. The film looks really good, especially the diner where Thurman takes Travolta. There's a fantastic soundtrack running throughout. This film has all the hallmarks of a classic. Naturally, it was totally ignored by the OSCARS, but did win the Palme D'or at Cannes. Be warned though, this film is not for the faint of heart, and is not really a good film to show the kids either. But overall, this is a brilliant, witty, violent masterpiece. Rent it out now!
Overall Rating=***** out of *****
Review By David Wilcock (C)1997 David Wilcock DAVID WILCOCK<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Visit the Wilcock Movie Page at wilcockmovie.home.ml.org -OR- http://www.geocities.com/hollywood/9061
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What is nanoscope?
nanoscope is a javascript library designed to make complex transformations of data much easier. It is a built on the idea of a functional Lens -- a construct that enables focusing on sub-parts of data structures to get and modify. nanoscope is a collection of these so-called Lenses boxed up into a convenient package with a simple, intuitive interface.
How about an example?
var nanoscope = require('nanoscope');
game = {
player: {
location: { x: 6, y: 10},
color: 'Yellow',
unnecessaryInformation: 'nobody-cares'
},
enemies: [
{
location: { x: 10, y: 20 },
name: 'Pinky',
traits: ['Mischievous','Persistent', 'Tricky']
},
{
location: { x: 2, y: 22 },
name: 'Clyde',
traits: ['Ignorant', 'Goofy', '##$@??']
}
],
pelletLocations: [{ x: 10, y: 12 }, {x: 11, y: 15 }]
};
var lens = nanoscope(game);
game = lens.path('player.name.first').set('Pac-Man');
var firstGhostX = lens.following('enemies')
.indexing(0)
.following('location.x')
.get();
game = lens.following('player.location')
.plucking(['x', 'y'])
.map(function (coordinate) {
return coordinate + 1;
});
var clydesTraits = lens.path('enemies')
.filter(function (enemy) {
return enemy.name === 'Clyde';
})
.index(0)
.path('traits')
.filter(/[a-zA-Z]/)
.get();
First, require nanoscope
.
Suppose we have a simple representation of a game of Pac-Man in front of us that someone built using raw dynamic objects. We have some garbage to locate and get rid of, and perhaps we want to modify the game in some way.
First, we construct a lens that looks into our game object.
We can use path
to look into a nested object, and set
to modify it. set
returns a modified game, so we set it here. Notice that we're setting
a property that you might expect to throw an error -- with nanoscope, modification proceeds safely, and
our player's first name is set to 'Pac-Man'
Here, we focus on the location of the first enemy in the enemies table, and pull out its x
coordinate. following
is an alias for path
; nanoscope
has many
aliases like these so you can use it in whatever way is most comfortable.
We can use plucking
to focus on on specific properties of an object and transform them.
This increments the player's x
and y
coordinates and returns a new game object.
There are many more functions we can use to further prune data. Here, we find Clyde and extract his traits --
well, all of the traits that consist only of letters -- using filter
. If Clyde
didn't exist in the enemies list, nanoscope
wouldn't care;
this would just return []
instead of failing catastrophically.
Okay, attention grabbed. What now?
This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to nanoscope
. Refer to the API Documentation
for more cool stuff that you can do with the library. Have fun!


Protocols work together through encapsulation. The entire upper protocol packet (header + payload) IS the payload of the lower level protocol.
Examples for TCP/IP four layers:
Application
Transport
Network
Data Link
Every protocol adds its own header to the packet, treating it as a payload.
This happens to every packet sent by a host.
H = header
P = Payload
Application H[P] -> H[P]
Transport H[H[P]] -> H[P]
Network H[H[H[P]]] -> H[P]
Data Link H[H[H[H[P]]]] -> H[P]
The receiving host does the same operation in reverse order.


Malaysian official says exiled Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy lands in Malaysia in bid to...
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Copter Rush
This game was designed for the android, therefore some of the scene framing is off, I intended it to be played on a portrait oriented phone, not on the screen resolution used by simmer. However, It shows my passion for game design. I wanted to code a flappy birds like game quickly and efficiently, while teaching myself data persistence, sprite animation, and sprite purchasing/switching. all of those features exist in this game.
import PySimpleGUI as sg
from joblib import dump, load
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
clf = load('Prediction.joblib')
sg.theme('Dark Blue 3') # please make your windows colorful
layout = [[sg.Text('Enter Number of Ratings: \t'), sg.Input(key = '-RatingCount-', size = (20,1))],
[sg.Text('Enter Average Rating: \t'), sg.Input(key = '-AvgRating-', size = (20,1))],
[sg.Text('Number of Comments: \t'), sg.Input(key = '-CommentCount-', size = (20,1))],
[sg.Text(key = '-OUT-', size = (50,2))],
[sg.Text('')],
[sg.Button('Predict'), sg.Button('Exit')]]
window = sg.Window('Predict Views', layout)
while True: # Event Loop
event, values = window.read()
print(event, values)
if event == sg.WIN_CLOSED or event == 'Exit':
break
if event == 'Predict':
# change the "output" element to be the value of "input" element
print(int(values['-RatingCount-']))
X = (float(values['-AvgRating-']), int(values['-RatingCount-']), int(values['-CommentCount-']),
(float(values['-AvgRating-'])-3.0) * int(values['-RatingCount-']),
(int(values['-RatingCount-'])+.01)/(int(values['-CommentCount-'])+.01),
int(values['-RatingCount-'])-int(values['-CommentCount-']))
X= np.reshape(X, (1,-1))
print(X)
Predict_X = clf.predict(X)
if Predict_X[0] == 1:
window['-OUT-'].update('Based on the given data, this program predicts that the video has less than 10,000 Views.')
elif Predict_X[0] == 2:
window['-OUT-'].update('Based on the given data, this program predicts that the video has between 10,000 and 50,000 Views.')
elif Predict_X[0] == 3:
window['-OUT-'].update('Based on the given data, this program predicts that the video has between 50,000 and 250,000 Views.')
elif Predict_X[0] == 4:
window['-OUT-'].update('Based on the given data, this program predicts that the video has between 250,000 and 1,000,000 Views.')
elif Predict_X[0] == 5:
window['-OUT-'].update('Based on the given data, this program predicts that the video has greater than 1,000,000 Views.')
print(values)
window.close()
Predicts View Counts.
Uses comment and rating data of youtube videos to predict the view count range that the video should fall under. Only got the model to about 70% accuracy but I did this whole program with one team member in 24 hours.


Responsive Layouts
We use the very great idea of Heydon Pickering called the The Flexbox Holy Albatross Reincarnated.
- no
col-sm-1 col-lg-6 col-xl-12
madness - no media queries and arbitrary breakoints, which will never cover all device sizes
- embracing flexbox
- just use the

tag to get resonsiveness - configurable margin using

- no
half fourth-1000
for unequal sized items, just useflex-grow: 2;
- To wrap items earlier, set the
--wrap-at
vraiable on the section
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Which #cryptocurrency do you want to use for your #payments by using our point of sale, #plusbit? @KomodoPlatform @_pivx @DigiByteCoin @horizenglobal
Plusbit will create free #POS app for winner project and the rest projects will get 50% #discount for listing.
Someday KMD will do a 5-10x sprint like LINK or RAVEN did some time ago, i just know it. And even then i am not selling, mainly b/c i lost my google verificator for all my CEX accounts
Privatoshi11-Oct-19 12:06 PM
You can reset the Google authenticator
CHMEX11-Oct-19 12:12 PM
Lots of ads lately of amfeix first blockchain fund....
I guess they did not know about supernet and mshark when they did that ad
CoinKing8811-Oct-19 12:15 PM
Amfeix is a fund with a basket of crypto's with them skimming off 20% of the profits? Why would you not just get a range of coins yourself instead?
CHMEX11-Oct-19 12:18 PM
in theory because there is a fund manager behind it who has all the trading skills and believes in TA. Not sure what convential (Hedge)Funds charge you maybe 1-2% but on the investment?
CoinKing8811-Oct-19 12:23 PM
I pay 0,35% but thats calculated over the assetsvalue invested. Luring ppl in that think "if i lose at least i don't pay fee" is a clear red flag for me. Besides that, crypto is not mature enough for me to invest a serious % of my liquid assets and i think that goes for almost all of the ppl they are targeting with this easy-entry-into-crypto-product. If you really think that you can work miracles you would ask for a flat fee, even when you have a loss year (b/c you have put the same amount of effort into it, maybe even more trying to get into the black). So fee only on profits screams scam to me.
Neko11-Oct-19 03:17 PM
so true
allbits11-Oct-19 03:36 PM
Look at coinmarketcap and see how many markets there are for doge and how many for kmd. It's 312 vs 24
Then consider that, at the present time, the by far predominant use cases for crypto are permissionless store of value, speculation, and transferring value to and from and between centralized exchanges. Doge has a far, far bigger network as far as that's concerned and so, while these remain the predominant use cases, how is it surprising that doge and ltc etc have higher market caps? Blaming it on others stupidity is not correct in my opinion.
Neko11-Oct-19 03:45 PM
most of the volume is fake
allbits11-Oct-19 03:46 PM
Bizarre response since I didn't mention volume. I suspect you're being willfully blind to a plain reality.
Neko11-Oct-19 03:51 PM
nothing time wont fix
allbits11-Oct-19 03:55 PM
I agree that Komodo is actively pushing towards other use cases that would change this market dynamic.


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"If you are here for your average coffee, you are surely misTAKEN."
A Javascript Example by Bee
This example uses HTML5/CSS and JavaScript to create a single page that rotates unique colors and content for each weekday (Sunday to Saturday) into the page.
- The name of the coffee
- A picture of the coffee
- A color associated with the coffee
- A description of the coffee


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2
Treat yourself and a loved one to luxurious lobster thermidor served with matchstick fries.
Preheat the grill to its highest setting. Place the lobster shells onto a large baking tray and set aside.
Heat half of the butter in a frying pan over a medium heat until foaming. Fry the shallots for 3-4 minutes, until softened.
Pour in the wine and bring the mixture to the boil. Simmer until the volume of liquid has reduced by half, then add the stock and continue to simmer until reduced slightly. Add the double cream and mustard and simmer again for 3-4 minutes, until slightly thickened.
Meanwhile, heat the remaining butter in a separate frying pan over a medium heat. Add the mushrooms and fry for 2-3 minutes, until just softened. Transfer to a bowl and season well with salt and pepper.
When the sauce has reduced, add the mushrooms and lobster meat and stir through. Add the parsley, lemon juice and half of the Parmesan and season again.
Whisk in the egg yolks and continue to cook the mixture over a low heat for 1-2 minutes, until just thickened.
Divide the lobster meat and sauce between the lobster shells, then sprinkle over the breadcrumbs and remaining Parmesan.
Meanwhile, heat the vegetable oil in a deep-fat fryer to 190C. Alternatively, heat the oil in a heavy-based, deep-sided pan until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns golden-brown when dropped into it. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous; do no leave unattended.)
Carefully lower the chipped potatoes into the hot oil and fry for 4-6 minutes, or until tender and golden-brown. Remove and drain on kitchen paper.
Meanwhile, grill the lobster thermidor for 3-4 minutes, or until the topping is crisp and golden-brown.
Serve the lobster halves on plates with a pile of matchstick fries alongside.


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Without Limits (1998)
Reviewed by Greg Nowak
Director: Robert Towne Cast: Billy Crudup as Steve Prefontaine, Donald Sutherland as Bill Bowerman (aka Nike Shoes co-founder), Monica Potter as Mary Marckx. Written by Robert Towne and Kenny. Out of 5 stars: ***1/2 (3-1/2)
There was a huge crowd - at a premiere screening of "Without Limits" (first screening with a major general audience admittance). This was a movie premiere at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. I must say that I met the director there so this could be a more slanted review.
Have you ever been on a European Bullet train. I just got back from Europe, riding around 5 times to various cities. You get on and can't believe the speed. You start conversing; being distracted as the outside rushes by you. Then you turn back to the excitement of speed.
You look out the window searching for a reference of speed. Automobiles on the Autobahn that you pass show you how fast you are going. Steve Prefontaine was so much of a gift or had that gift. The movie of his life is like that feeling on the train; what's he compared to. The story inside him needs an artist and Robert Towne paints the intensity of a runner, "Pre" "Without Limits". Pre is without limits, except for the honest distractions of the humorously laid-back but dabbling attitude of his coach, Bowerman and the great allure of Pre's female attraction.
Sutherland is at his best (you know his great acting like in Ordinary People (1980) that won 4 Oscars). and Billy Crudup fine performance reminds you of those college days of recklessness and long hair.
Why should you see this movie? It's a tragedy that takes you back to the late 70's; why you love to do sports ("Just do It"); and why you really do what in the rest of your life (testosterone). Also you escape to green pastures, smelling the newly cut grass and college days with a coach or teacher you don't like but like now.
(c) Greg Nowak 1998 (only Internet Movie Database, and their links, publication allowed)
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Torque 2D - Fish Demo Tutorial - Part 1
1. Starting Out
Create our project
Our first step is to create a new
project in Torque 2D called "MyFishDemo".
Now that we have our project set up, we
can save out our current empty level. Doing this now will allow us to simply
click the save icon later to easily save our progress. So, click the "File"
menu and then click the "Save" option. Now you should be presented with a file
browser. Browse out to your "data/levels" folder, type in "MyFishLevel" for the
file name and click the "Save File" button.
Now we have successfully saved out our
blank level file. Later we can simply hit the save icon to save our progress.
In our next part we will begin creating our level.
Now we need to bring in some fish images to make our demo out of. To do this we
must load a resource. Import the "fishArt" resource.


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Adding a Social Group
How to add a new Social Group using the Social Groups module. A Social Group is a role that has additional metadata associated with it. These roles can also be created and managed using the Admin > Security Roles module.
- Go to a configured Social Groups module. See "Configuring the Social Groups Module"
- Click the Create New Group link.
- In the Group Name text box, enter a name for this group. The name is displayed on the Social Groups module.
- Optional. In the Description text box, enter a description of this group. The description is displayed on the Social Groups module.
- Optional. At Group Picture, click the Browse... button and then select a picture for this group from your computer. The picture is displayed on the Social Groups module.
- At Accessibility, select from these options:
- Public (everyone can see and join): Select to enable all registered site users to join the group.
- Review New Members: Users must request to join this group and be approved by a group manager: Select this option if new members must have their membership approved by the social group owner or an Administrator.
- Private (no one can see but members): Select this option if membership to the group is managed using the Admin > Security Roles and the Admin > User Accounts modules.
- Click the Create Group link.
-
See "About the Security Roles Module"
-
See "About the User Accounts Module"


November 18, 2020 - Department of Social
Services for Home Care Boromlya prefecture.
Gifts from the Lozowy Fund: Tonometer and two
digital thermometers.
April 12, 2020 - Gift from the Lozowy Fund: 200
saplings of plum trees, planted across the city
of Okhtyrka.
December 26, 2019 - Starostat (prefecture) of
Buhruvate. Gifts from the Lozowy Fund: Sweets
for New Year’s.
December 2, 2019 - Department of Social
Protection of Boromlya. Gift from the Lozowy
Fund: Large network printer.
November 26, 2019 - Lebedyn Veterans Union.
Gifts from the Lozowy Fund: First aid kits.
October 31, 2019 - Territorial Department for
Assisting Single, Disabled Citizens of Velyka
Pysarivka. Gift from the Lozowy Fund: First aid
kits.
October 15, 2019 - Meeting with pensioners in
the Lebedyn area. Gifts from the Lozowy Fund:
First aid kits.
October 9, 2019 - Village Council of
Patriotivka. Gift from the Lozowy Fund:
Autonomous street lighting in the center of the
village.
September 23, 2019 - Bridge over the river
Vorsklytsia of Tarasivka. Gift from the Lozowy
Fund: Metal brackets for restoring the bridge.
June 19, 2019 - Post office of Chupakhivka. Gift
from the Lozowy Fund: Bicycle.
June 14, 2019 - Village Council of Chernechyna.
Gift from the Lozowy Fund: Computer laptop.
June 13, 2019 - Village Council of Soniachne.
Gift from the Lozowy Fund: Gazebo.
June 6, 2019 - Starostat (prefecture) of
Kuzemyn. Gift from the Lozowy Fund: Computer
laptop, printer.
June 6, 2019 - Post office of Kuzemyn. Gifts
from the Lozowy Fund: 3 bicycles.
June 3, 2019 - Village Council of Mashchanka.
Gift from the Lozowy Fund: Computer laptop.
June 6, 2019 - Social workers of Mashchanka.
Gift from the Lozowy Fund: Tonometers (4 units).
June 6, 2019 - Village Council of Ivanivka.
Gifts from the Lozowy Fund: Two laptops,
tonometer.
May 21, 2019 - Village Council of Chupakhivka.
Gift from the Lozowy Fund: Computer laptop.
May 21, 2019 - Municipal Enterprise of
Chupakhivka. Gift from the Lozowy Fund: Chainsaw
“Calm” for cutting heating wood.
May 16, 2019 - Department of Social Care
Services of Boromlya. Gift from the Lozowy Fund:
Electric motorbike.
May 11, 2019 - Social care workers of Boromlya.
Gifts from the Lozowy Fund: 4 bicycles.
May 11, 2019 - Village council of Hrebenykivka.
Gift from the Lozowy Fund: Color inkjet printer.
April 25, 2019 - Easter gifts organized with the
Lebedyn “Probation Center”, the Voznesenska
Religious Community and the Lebedyn City Center
for Social Services. Gifts from the Lozowy Fund:
Easter cakes for 3 thousand pensioners.
April 18, 2019 - Municipal enterprise “Parks and
Recreation Comples” of Lebedyn. Gift from the
Lozowy Fund: A new bus stop.
April 18, 2019 - Territorial Center of Social
services of Lebedyn. Gift from the Lozowy Fund:
Sound system control unit.
April 18, 2019 - Gifts for Easter for socially
vulnerable of Lebedyn. Gifts from the Lozowy
Fund: Easter cakes.
March 15, 2019 - Territorial Center for Social
Services for Pensioners and Disabled Citizens of
Lebedyn. Gifts from the Lozowy Fund: Tonometer
and Easter cakes.
March 15, 2019 - Sports Club for the Disabled
“Phoenix” of Lebedyn. Gifts from the Lozowy
Fund: Electric kettle and tea set.


Wireless -- Advanced This page allows you to configure advanced features of the wireless LAN interface. You can select a particular channel on which to operate, force the transmission rate to a particular speed, set the fragmentation threshold, set the RTS threshold, set the wakeup interval for clients in power-save mode, set the beacon interval for the access point, set XPress mode and set whether short or long preambles are used. Click "Apply/Save" to configure the advanced wireless options.


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Contour lines help us to ‘see’ the shape of a mapped landscape. Just remember that the colour of these lines and the contour interval may differ from map to map. Most maps use index contours to help us determine height where contours are very close together (steep slopes). In addition to contour lines, we make use of spot heights, bench marks and trig. beacons to determine the variation in altitude across a landscape. Some maps have hachures, which show whether altitude increases or decreases from the contour line or in a feature such as excavations, mine dumps, cuttings or embankments.
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