Shambhavi Singh
Be faithful to that which exists within yourself.

In the years that
you have been on Earth.
You have won the love
and respect of millions.
May you live for many more years
earning more glory & prosperity.
A mother's arms are made of tenderness and children sleep soundly in them.

Despite the pain
you cried out of happiness
when you first saw me.
You sacrificed so much
to give me everything
I ever wished for.
To keep me away
from all that you went through
you readily gave up
all that you loved.
You loved my innocence
and the mischiefs.
For every tear I shed,
you lost thousands.
Whenever stubbornly,
I made lavish demands
You forego everything
to meet all of them.
Like the lioness
that goes without food for days
you feed and nurture us
without the full meal you need.
When I can't keep up with
the dreams you have for me.
I feel like a criminal
that begs for forgiveness.
Some say the world will end in fire, some say in ice.
The world turns colorless
Everything is so dead and dull
And everyone is waiting
For a miracle to happen
Their lives are filled with guilt
And the blood spots can't be erased
There are only ruins left
To welcome the victory
The cries of mothers
wails of babies
and howls of wives
call those who
went to war.
A few were maimed for life
even fewer returned home
but most went to the grave.
Yet those who returned
wept tears of blood.
The celebration gave only pain
but the rest welcomed the victory.
A friend is one who knows you and loves you just the same.
True friendship to keep
is as hard as
saving a flame
on a windy day.
Once trust is broken
it's broken forever
no bandages to put
no medicines can heal.
Just a small mistake
can change your world.
Without a friend
this world is filled with sadness.
It is hard to survive
as hard as it is
for an outcaste
in an orthodox society.
And yet everthing you do
is always breaking someone's trust.
There is nothing in a caterpillar that tells you it's going to be a butterfly.


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title: YAFB
date: '2009-01-30T12:03:00.005+01:00'
author: Dave Van den Eynde
tags:
- rant
modified_time: '2009-09-19T13:49:01.604+02:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10546079.post-5584366463646519570
blogger_orig_url: http://www.groovbird.com/2009/01/yafb.html
---
I've decided to restart this blog. I've deleted all the old posts, because they'll be irrelevant for what I'll be using this blog for.
I'm not making any assumptions about who reads this blog. If you're reading this, and you're not me, then welcome. But I don't think I'll have that many readers, for the time being.
What do I want to blog about? Technical stuff, mostly. I'm learning ASP.NET MVC, working out a few pet projects that have been stuck in my head for a couple of years now, trying to pick up where I left off when all of a sudden I got into photography and making music and electronics and stuff like that. I tend to lose interesting fast so I keep switching and spending money on those kinds of things. You can't spend time on all of those things at once.
I'm on facebook nowadays. It's actually quite neat. It allows you to stay in touch with everyone you know even though you know you're not nearly making enough time for those people.
Hopefully I'll be writing more often. Why would I be writing when no one will be reading this? First of all, It's always possible that somebody stumbles upon this blog. So effectively people will be reading this. But I'll be writing more about ideas that I may have, or about stuff that I find cool and links that I found. Putting all of that in a blog will allow me to keep track of it all as well, as those things are archived and searchable.
I'll be taking the moral high road up front and say that I will welcome any comments you may have, so I'll be enabling comments on this blog. But I do take things personally so please be objective about it.


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Name:
Rees Alumasa
Gender:
Male
Born:
2nd December 1999
Nationality:
Kenyan
A man of less words but more action
KCPE;
Havuyiya Priamry School Marks:346
KCPE;
Havuyiya Primary School Marks:346
KCSE;
Chavakali High School Grade: B(plain) AGP: 66
Self-Employed
I have had passion in programming since childhood. I had tried makin varous app and websites using templates which mostly required me to pay. So eventually I decided to venture into programming at Moringa school so that I may be able to come up with my own projects and products which may also assist more people in the mordern world. An example of a website i crreated using templates is Rees TV VOD. Other reasons why I took programmming is to raise the living standards of my family through income from products


01 May 2015
Cappadocia, part I - Invisible cities
Tired, so incredibly tired. I’m writing this on a a coach which has just left Göreme and is speeding steadily towards Samsun. I spent a day hiking and exploring Cappadocia, but now I’m exhausted. The tray table is loose and rattles. In the front of a bus, a child of maybe 3 years keeps himself occupied by straight-up screaming without interruption. Might as well use the time for writing then, although the coach is expected to reach at 03:00h and that means that every minute of sleep is valuable. I certainly hope you lot appreciate my sacrifice!
Oh, hills!
I left off in Ankara, where Marc and Mohamed had convinced me to forego my plan to drive to Samsun and instead travel to Cappadocia with them (by asking “Are you coming?”). So we rose nice and early, took a metro to the huge coach station and got tickets and food. Since we had such a huge safety margin in our timetable, nobody thought of looking at the clock. We effectively jumped on the coach at the very last moment. Well, the very last moment before the official departure time. The time I foolishly thought the bus would depart. The time around 15 minutes before it actually did. German time vs. Turkish time, this has been an issue a few times already…
Sidenote: Kids are great, aren’t they?  Kids are our future!
The busride from Ankara to Göreme took around four hours and I spent most of the time just staring at the fields, hills and valleys outside the window. The countryside around Ankara seems incredibly devoid of people. Much of it looks like steppe and goes on and on until it meets the wide open skies at the horizon. I would have loved to get off the bus for a moment and just stand in that seemingly endless field.
Looking around on the bus, most passengers were too enthralled by “Scarface” (shown in Turkish) to notice. The coach was quiet, except for an elderly gentleman whose cough made me think of a sore-throated vulture in distress.
Halfway through the journey we had a break at a reststop near the massive salt lake Tuz. This is where the following, highly symbolic photograph was taken by an unknown artist:
Okay, yes, it was me. It symbolizes the salty lake-ness in which we sit. Allegorically.
As we continued onwards (again, around 15 minutes late), I was left wondering: Isn’t Cappadocia known for it’s cliffs and hills and such? The landscape all around me looked mostly flat. Somewhat hilly at best. It would stay that way until we arrived in Nevşehir, where we changed buses.
On the way into the city we passed a huge industrial area (empty) and loads of of apartment complexes (also empty).  Why is everywhere I go empty? Where did all the people go, and why? Did they know I was on my way? Are they scared?
It was on that second bus that we finally got to see some cliffs and rock formations, as it hurled down the empty highway at breathtaking speed. And then we passed a bend and suddenly a valley opened up befor us. This was the “OOOOHHH!” moment we had been waiting for: In the brilliant sunshine we saw formations of pale white rock sticking out of green meadows. To me, they looked like molten icecreme - I was hungry. Everywhere I turned, bizarre formations and stony columns pointed towards the sky, surrounded by blossoming trees and bushes. The passengers on the bus went whisper-quiet.
The bus left us in the centre of the small town of Göreme. The name apparently means “you can’t see me”, since the village is tucked away in a valley and is hard to see from the surrounding hills. We found our hostel fairly quickly and headed out to explore. And boy, did we find places!
Disregarding the suggestions of our host, we just picked a random direction and then followed the first incline up towards the rocky ridges surrounding the town. On the way there we stopped amazed by the stone columns which stood all over the city. Each of them was higher than the houses around it, and all of them showed various entrances, windows, pidgeonholes and staircases cut from the rock.
Once we climbed up on the nearest ridge, we stood frozen for a while, just amazed by the view:
So-called ‘fairy chimneys’
If you look closely, you can see a small bird on top of one of the columns. It made a fantastically ridiculous “Whoop-whoop!” sound. I want one of those birds!
In the end, we decided to take a shortcut back into town. This largely meant sliding down steep rocksides, some of which were clearly the ‘roofs’ of cave hotels and apartments. We had a lot of fun and nobody died, so it was worth it!
After a quick dinner we walked up to the so-called sunset point, a cafe nestled on top of a cliff overlooking Göreme. The place was fairly crowded with tourists, but the view was something to behold. The three of us sat on the cliff edge and watched the sun slowly drop towards one of the table mountains around the city.
Once the sun disappeard, we remained there for a long time. The city below us turned dark and one by one, lights appeared in the darkness. Brightly lit billboards, streetlights and lights behind windows all over the city. A flock of sparrows swooped this way and that over our heads, feeding on the insects of the valley. One by one, the tourists left the sunset spot. As night fell, our seats on the cliff got colder and colder, until we decided to head back. After another quick meal, we walked back to the hostel and turned in.
Roadtrip
The next day, we walked over to a local travel agency to go on a tour of some sights. We had discussed this move before, since we would have preferred to move about independently. However, Cappadocia is a relatively large area and sparsely populated, so public transport would not be ideal. Rentals turned out to be a lot more expensive than anticipated (did somebody say rip-off?). The tour included a guide, several sights and the obligatory meal. Summing up the prices for the individual tickets and adding transportation, we figured the tour might be the cheapest way to go.
Sidenote: The kid has started imitating a police siren with impressive endurance. Not kidding, it’s actually going “BEEEEE-BOOOOOO-BEEEEEEE-BOOOOOO”. 6 minutes and counting. His parents don’t seem overly suprised. Kids are, after all, our future.
 The guide assigned all of us Turkish names. While Muhamad got to stick with his name, Marc and I became Ahmed and Mehmed, since we apparently looked like twins. In the manner of tour guides everywhere, ours also began flirting with one of the Chinese girls, who was not impressed.
 Again.
While the previous day had been warm and sunny, it began drizzling as soon as our bus pulled out of Göreme. Once we reached our first stop, a panorama view over a nearby valley, the light drizzle had turned into heavy - and very cold - rain. So we each took that one photo, said something to the tune of “Yeup, it’s pretty alright.” and then jogged through the downpour back to the bus.
On the way to the next step, Selime Monastery, our guide explained some historical background of the area, both in terms of its history and its geology. With regards to the latter, he was able to explain the formation of those ‘fairy chimneys’: Cappadocia’s top layers consist of very dense, heavy and dark basalt rock with a layer of spongy, brittle and white tufa underneath. Wind, extreme temperature changes (-25°C in winter, +40°C in summer), rain and melting snow erode the two layers. First, they dig away at the basalt on top, leaving those characteristic conical shapes. Then they start chipping away the softer stone below. However, by then the weight of the basalt on top will have compressed the softer stone underneath. Thus, it will not erode right under the basalt cones but only around them. Over time, this leaves those characteristic formations which look like…well, like chimneys, alright.
Over time, the local people dug into them and built houses inside. Smoke rising from cooking fires throught openings at the top supposedly led travelers to believe that they were occupied by fairies.
It is getting late. The kid is finally asleep or passed-out or whatever. Since this article is way too wordy already, I’ll grab some shuteye now and report on the rest of our tour in a seperate post.
Until next time,
Arne


Days I spent in a web development immersive course: 60
Days the intructors spent on CSS: 1
1.66% of class time
...and some of that was spent talking about Bootstrap
“What we may not have realized is that once the browsers don’t suck, being an HTML and CSS 'guru' isn’t really a very marketable skillset.”- Jeff Croft
“There is a big difference between someone who knows how to write good CSS and HTML and someone who doesn't.”
It's hard to follow best practices when you're not writing CSS in a vaccuum - but that's when you need them the most.
discovery-item-container {
color: #b5b3ae;
border-top: 1px solid #d2cbb7;
margin-right: 0;
height: 63px;
display: inline-block;
width: 100%;
img {
display: none;
}
.discovery-item {
margin-left: 3%;
padding: 0;
margin-top: 3px;
height: 100%;
width: 96%;
display: table;
cursor: pointer;
&.active {
border-left: 3px double #d2cbb7;
background-color: #fafaf9;
img {
display: inline-block;
margin-left: -15px;
margin-top: 20px;
height: 23px;
width: 12px;
}
color: #504a39;
.discovery-figure, span {
color: #604e1e;
}
}
&.div {
padding-right: 5%;
}
}
.discovery-figure {
display: table-cell;
vertical-align: middle;
margin-left: 5%;
padding: 0 5% 0;
line-height: 16px;
font-size: 16px;
width: 15.5%;
.figure-f {
vertical-align: text-top;
}
.figure-ig {
text-decoration: underline;
font-size: 10px;
line-height: 12px;
vertical-align: text-top;
}
}
}
Writing good CSS makes it easier to keep writing good CSS.
A lot of CSS standards and best practices are widely agreed upon...but not all of them
!important
“I have a blanket-ban on IDs in CSS. There is literally no point in them, and they only ever cause harm. Everything that needs styling is done so without using IDs. ”- Harry Robert http://csswizardry.com/2012/04/my-html-css-coding-style/
.class.some-other-class.one-more-class.yet-another-class {...}
Takeaway: Only use IDs for CSS if it really makes sense - and it probably wouldn't hurt to not use them at all.
!important
!important
= bad.!important
= bad.!importants
is usually a signal that you've lost control and understanding of what's going on with your CSS.
.button {
background: red !important;
color: white !important;
padding: 3px !important;
border-radius: 5px !important;
border: 1px solid black !important;
/* For good measure */
text-decoration: none !important;
}
http://css-tricks.com/when-using-important-is-the-right-choice/
Takeaway: !important is okay to use, as long as you're using it intentionally, and not out of exasperation.
Start with the most modern browsers and work your way down to IE8
OR
Start with IE8 and work your way upward
html class="js canvas canvastext no-geolocation rgba hsla multiplebgs borderimage
borderradius boxshadow opacity cssanimations csscolumns cssgradients cssreflections
csstransforms csstransforms3d csstransitions video audio localstorage sessionstorage
webworkers applicationcache fontface"
http://domain7.com/blog/progressive-enhancement-graceful-degradation-modernizr
.button {
-moz-border-radius: 5px;
-webkit-border-radius: 5px;
border-radius: 5px;
}
.no-borderradius .button {
background-image: url('rounded_corners.png');
}
http://domain7.com/blog/progressive-enhancement-graceful-degradation-modernizr
.button {
background-image: url('rounded_corners.png');
}
.borderradius .button {
background-image: none;
-moz-border-radius: 5px;
-webkit-border-radius: 5px;
border-radius: 5px;
}
http://domain7.com/blog/progressive-enhancement-graceful-degradation-modernizr


Rugby: Melbourne to host Bledisloe Cup doubleheader
New Wallabies coach Dave Rennie's first chance to break the All Blacks' 17-year reign of Bledisloe Cup dominance with come in Melbourne next August.
Rugby Australia confirmed the trans-Tasman rivals will play at Marvel Stadium for the first time since 2010, while their female counterparts - the Black Ferns and Wallaroos - will also feature in the doubleheader.
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"Our Wallaby and Wallaroo doubleheader events in Australia have been extremely popular with fans in Sydney in Perth," said chief executive Raelene Castle. "And we are looking forward to staging the first ever doubleheader in front of packed Marvel Stadium in Melbourne.
"In 2019, we saw how much these events have captured the imagination of fans in both countries, with a sold-out sign at Optus Stadium in the west and again at Eden Park in Auckland a week later.
"We expect there to be a lot of excitement in Melbourne to watch two fantastic test matches."
The test is the first in a three-game series, where - for the first time in the Bledisloe Cup’s 117-year history - the Wallabies will not host a match in Sydney, due to the unavailability of both ANZ Stadium and Allianz Stadium, which will both be undergoing redevelopment.


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The regular expressions lecture has been promoted from the development area to the main site, where it joins the lectures on program design, databases, and spreadsheets. We have a lot of other topics still to cover: please let us know which you'd like to see first.


The first Friday night each month at JavaJam is a special night! Join us from 8pm to 11pm for some music you won’t want to miss!
January
Melanie Morris entertains with her melodic folk style. Check out the podcast! CDs are now available.
February
Tahoe Greg’s back from his tour. New songs. New stories. CDs are now available.


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A client comes to us to buy (Order) Vodafone shares. We fill the order with a number of executions on the Market in
GBP, but the Client wants to settle in USD. Once the executions are complete, the Salesman requests a FX trader to
convert the USD that the Client will pay to us to the GBP that we will pay to the market. The FX Trader provides an
Exchange Rate, so that the Settlement Amount in USD can be calculated.
From an operational perspective:
Customer orders BUY 100m VODA shares
With an buy order of 100m VODA, we might execute and allocate as below:
| Flow |
Quantity (m) |
Settlement Currency |
| Execution |
70 |
GBP |
| Execution |
30 |
GBP |
| Allocation |
60 |
USD |
| Allocation |
40 |
USD |
Flow processing
The processing of the flows takes place on two separate dates: Trade Date and Value Date (Intended Settlement
Date).
The following will happen on Trade Date triggered by notifications from the Middle Office:
- a Confirmation is sent to the Client advising them of the financials of the Trade and the FX made on their
behalf
- funding is updated to reflect the pending transactions that are due to move on Value Date in the 2 different
currencies
- the settlement instructions are issued in the correct currency (GBP for Market side, USD for Client side)
- the ledgers are updated to reflect the open settlement risk in the correct currency (GBP for Market side,
USD for Client side)
- the ledgers are updated to reflect the internal FX risk transfer between Cash Equities and FX business
- the booking integrity control is checked to ensure that the total market and client (allocations vs
executions) match per instrument
- the FX control is checked to ensure that the FX exposure has been covered
- the Settlement Matching control is checked to ensure that the Market and Client Trades are matched at the
settlement venue
- the Open Settlement feeds are checked to ensure that Market and Client Trades are included
- the Finance feeds are checked to ensure that the ledger movements and balances are updated
The following will happen on Value Date, triggered by notification of Settlement completion from the Agent
bank:
- funding is updated to reflect that the pending transactions have settled
- the ledgers are updated to close the open settlement risk and move the values to the Nostro and Depot
accounts
- the Depot and Nostro controls are checked to ensure that the positions in the ledger match the positions at
the agent/ICSD
- the Finance feeds are checked to ensure that the ledger movements and balances are updated
- the Open Settlement feeds are checked to ensure that Market and Client Trades are no longer included


This page explains KrakenBrokerageModel
, including the asset classes it supports, its default security-level models, and it's default markets.
SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.Kraken, AccountType.Cash); SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.Kraken, AccountType.Margin);
self.SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.Kraken, AccountType.Cash) self.SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.Kraken, AccountType.Margin)
To view the implementation of this model, see the LEAN GitHub repository.


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View your photos in detail with the zoom mode in the photo viewer.
Your photos are encrypted on the Blockstack storage service.
Block Photos is a photos app that stores your photos encrypted on a storage provider of your choosing. For the time being you can only pick the default Blockstack storage or creating your own storage provider (for advanced users).
The Blockstack authentication and storage encryption makes sure only you can access your photos on Block Photos, protected with blockchain security at the same level as your Bitcoin wallet. The perfect solution if your privacy is important to you!
With Block Photos you currently can:
* Upload photos from your computer, tablet or smartphone. (Current file size limit of 5
MB.)
* Upload photos with drag and drop from your computer directly into Block Photos.
* View your photos in a grid and a photos viewer.
* Rotate photos.
* Download photos to your computer.
* Create Photo Albums.
And much more to come!
Version 4.1 is available in Google Play for Android.
For other systems please us the web app above.
Block Photos is using Blockstack as authentication provider that makes sure that your photos are stored safe behind a secret key using similar technology that keeps your Bitcoins safe.
You can upload your photos from your smartphone, tablet or desktop computer. All the photos will be synced between all your devices.
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Module Editors can synchronize all files within an album of the Gallery module. Restricted to module editors.
Synchronizing Album Files


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Temperature(1 means hottest)
Crime Rate (1 means safest)
Unemployment Rate
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Trader Tyra:
You have brought 10 pouches of the Red Spore Dust. I shall give you the
Malrukian Wine
as promised. Here you go! Enjoy!


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| org.antlr.v4.parse | |
| org.antlr.v4.semantics | |
| org.antlr.v4.tool |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static AttributeDict |
ScopeParser.parse(ActionAST action,
String s,
char separator,
Grammar g) |
static AttributeDict |
ScopeParser.parseTypedArgList(ActionAST action,
String s,
Grammar g)
Given an arg or retval scope definition list like
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
SymbolChecks.checkDeclarationRuleConflicts(Rule r,
AttributeDict attributes,
Set<String> ruleNames,
ErrorType errorType) |
protected void |
SymbolChecks.checkLocalConflictingDeclarations(Rule r,
AttributeDict attributes,
AttributeDict referenceAttributes,
ErrorType errorType) |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
AttributeDict |
Rule.args |
AttributeDict |
Attribute.dict
Who contains us?
|
AttributeDict |
Rule.locals |
static AttributeDict |
Rule.predefinedRulePropertiesDict
Rule refs have a predefined set of attributes as well as
the return values and args.
|
static AttributeDict |
AttributeDict.predefinedTokenDict
All
Token scopes (token labels) share the same fixed scope of
of predefined attributes. |
AttributeDict |
Rule.retvals |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static Map<String,AttributeDict> |
Grammar.grammarAndLabelRefTypeToScope |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
AttributeDict |
Rule.getPredefinedScope(LabelType ltype) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Set<String> |
AttributeDict.intersection(AttributeDict other)
Return the set of keys that collide from
this and other . |
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| BDDInteger | |
| BDDIpSpaceSpecializer |
An
IpSpaceSpecializer that uses a BDD to represent the headerspace to which we
want to specialize. |
| BDDOps | |
| BDDPacket |
A collection of attributes describing an packet, represented using BDDs
|
| BDDSourceManager |
Manages BDD variables to track a packet's source: which interface it entered the node through, if
any.
|
| BDDUtils |
Various utility methods for working with
BDD s. |
| HeaderSpaceToBDD |
Convert a
headerspace constraint to a BDD . |
| IpAccessListToBDD | |
| IpSpaceToBDD |
Visitor that converts an
IpSpace to a BDD . |
| MemoizedIpAccessListToBDD |
An
IpAccessListToBDD that memoizes its GenericAclLineMatchExprVisitor.visit(org.batfish.datamodel.acl.AclLineMatchExpr) method using an
IdentityHashMap . |
| MemoizedIpSpaceToBDD |
An
IpSpaceToBDD that memoizes its GenericIpSpaceVisitor.visit(org.batfish.datamodel.IpSpace) method. |


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Christmas events taking place in Plymouth - lights switch on, markets and pantomimes
Light switch ons, market dates, light festivals and more
by Jess MorcomIt's official, the most wonderful time of the year is almost upon us and plans are in place to make this festive season the best one yet.
Whether you're a big Christmas market fan, enjoy the light switch on, or fancy a Christmassy evening at a light festival - there are plenty of ways to get into the holiday spirit in the run up to the big day.
Here are some important dates for your diary so you can get planning.
City Centre Light Switch On
When? Thursday, November 14, 4pm
Where? Plymouth City Centre
The official switch-on kicks off the festive holiday calender with the light switch on, which also marks the start of late-night shopping.
The fun starts in the City Centre Piazza from 4pm with a variety of entertainment for the whole family to enjoy.
Closing the evening programme will be The Sound - a four-piece indie, rock and pop band based in Plymouth, performing tracks from bands such as The Killers.
Illuminate Light Festival
When? Thursday, November 28 - Sunday, December 1
Where? Royal William Yard
The incredible light-based festival returns to Plymouth's Royal William Yard to mark the official start of the Mayflower 400 commemorative year.
From 5.30pm each evening, the free festival promises immersive visual art, spectacular projections and interactive installations set out across the festival centre.
Attendance is free and families are welcome. and there are plenty of interactive and playful workshops for everyone to get involved in, both during and in the lead-up to the festival.
Wonder Nights
When? December 12 - 15, 19-23, 27-30. January 2-5.
Where? Mount Edgcumbe Country Park
The gardens at Mount Edgecumbe will be illuminated as part of an after dark adventure featuring light shows, fascinating tours, mulled wine, and Father Christmas himself.
New this year is new show 'Finding Wonderland' . You'll be surrounded by a kaleidoscope of colourful lights, lasers, special effects and much more.
Penguins: A LEGO Brick Trail
When? Saturday, November 30 - Sunday, January 5
Where? Plymouth City Centre
20 life size LEGO brick penguins will be hidden in shops and businesses around the City Centre this festive season.
Those that find them all could win prizes including a weekend family trip to LEGOLAND, and a penguin feeding experience at Living Coasts.
Barbican Light Switch - On
When? Sunday, December 1
Where? Southside Street
Festive celebrations will be coming to Southside Street as the Barbican lights up for Christmas.
Santa Claus himself will arrive on an RNLI lifeboat to switch them on, but the Grinch will also be around to cause chaos, along with a range of children's activities and entertainement.
Plymouth Christmas Market
When? Thursday, November 28 to Thursday, December 19.
10am - 6pm Monday - Wednesday, 10am to 6pm Friday and Saturday and 10am - 5pm on Sunday, with late night hours every Thursday until 9pm.
Where? Plymouth City Centre Piazza
Browse to your hearts content this Christmas as 50 traders from across the South West will be selling their wares in traditional wooden cabins, decorated in fairy lights.
Selling everything from handmade jewellery, to artwork and sweet treats. There will be mulled wine, festive foot, a giant illuminated bauble and entertainment on offer.
Theatre Royal Pantomime
When? Friday, December 20 - Saturday, January 18
Where? Theatre Royal Plymouth
This year's magical production is Cinderella.
Starring Brian Conley, who is no stranger to Plymouth, the show is set to feature laugh-out-loud comedy, jaw-dropping special effects and plenty of singing, dancing, booing and hissing.


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Choose Repository > "Add Local Repository...", or right-click in the left sidebar and choose "Add Local Repository..."
In the dialog that appears, either type into the field "Local Path" the path to the to-be-added repository or click on the browse icon to the right of the "Local Path" field.
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Blue stragglers are stars found in
globular and
open clusters that appear to be younger, brighter, and bluer than the rest of the stars in the cluster. An
HR diagram of a
globular cluster will reveal that these stars appear to be “lagging” behind the rest of the stars in the cluster (see the image below). 47 Tucane is a well studied
globular cluster with at least 21 blue stragglers (
Parada et al. 2016).
An HR diagram of a globular cluster, showing the location of blue stragglers in comparison to the main sequence branch and giant branch. Blue stragglers "lag" behind the main sequence and live in a region populated by younger, hotter stars.
It is well established that the stars in a given
globular cluster formed around the same time. Blue stragglers are more massive than other stars in their cluster, which makes them brighter and bluer, signatures of young stars.
Globular clusters are very dense environments, meaning that interactions between stars are fairly common (
Leiner et al. 2016). There are three popular scenarios of how blue stragglers obtained their extra mass:
Mass transfer in binary systems (Gosnell et al. 2014).
Stellar collisions (Leonard 1989).
Kozai mechanism: Binary mergers influenced by a third close by star (Perets & Fabrycky 2009).


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The AntiCodeAnalysisTacticalObjectivesVocab-1.0 is the default MAEC Vocabulary for Anti-Code Analysis Capability Tactical Objectives.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| transform control flow | The 'transform control flow' value indicates that the malware instance is able to transform its control flow. |
| restructure arrays | The 'restructure arrays' value indicates that the malware instance is able to restructure its arrays, making disassembly more difficult. |
| detect debugging | The 'detect debugging' value indicates that the malware instance is able to detect its execution in a debugger. |
| prevent debugging | The 'prevent debugging' value indicates that the malware instance is able to prevent its execution in a debugger. |
| defeat flow-oriented (recursive traversal) disassembler | The 'defeat flow-oriented disassembler' value indicates that the malware instance is able to defeat its disassembly in a flow-oriented (recursive traversal) disassembler. |
| defeat linear disassembler | The 'defeat linear disassembler' value indicates that the malware instance is able to prevent its disassembly in a linear disassembler. |
| obfuscate instructions | The 'obfuscate instructions' value indicates that the malware instance obfuscates its instructions. |
| obfuscate imports | The 'obfuscate imports' value indicates that the malware instance is able to obfuscate its import table, making disassembly more difficult. |
| defeat call graph generation | The 'defeat call graph generation' value indicates that the malware instance is able to defeat accurate call graph generation during disassembly. |
| obfuscate runtime code | The 'obfuscate runtime code' value indicates that the malware instance is able to obfuscate its runtime code. |
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| @conditionoptional | ConditionTypeEnum |
This field is optional and defines the relevant condition to apply to the value. |
| @is_case_sensitiveoptional | boolean |
The is_case_sensitive field is optional and should be used when specifying the case-sensitivity of a pattern which uses an Equals, DoesNotEqual, Contains, DoesNotContain, StartsWith, EndsWith, or FitsPattern condition. The default value for this field is "true" which indicates that pattern evaluations are to be considered case-sensitive. |
| @apply_conditionoptional | ConditionApplicationEnum |
This field indicates how a condition should be applied when the field body contains a list of values. (Its value is moot if the field value contains only a single value - both possible values for this field would have the same behavior.) If this field is set to ANY, then a pattern is considered to be matched if the provided condition successfully evaluates for any of the values in the field body. If the field is set to ALL, then the patern only matches if the provided condition successfully evaluates for every value in the field body. |
| @delimiteroptional | string |
The delimiter field specifies the delimiter used when defining lists of values. The default value is "##comma##". |
| @bit_maskoptional | hexBinary |
Used to specify a bit_mask in conjunction with one of the defined binary conditions (bitwiseAnd, bitwiseOr, and bitwiseXor). This bitmask is then uses as one operand in the indicated bitwise computation. |
| @pattern_typeoptional | PatternTypeEnum |
This field is optional and defines the type of pattern used if one is specified for the field value. This is applicable only if the Condition field is set to 'FitsPattern'. |
| @regex_syntaxoptional | string |
This field is optional and defines the syntax format used for a regular expression, if one is specified for the field value. This is applicable only if the Condition field is set to 'FitsPattern'. Setting this attribute with an empty value (e.g., "") or omitting it entirely notifies CybOX consumers and pattern evaluators that the corresponding regular expression utilizes capabilities, character classes, escapes, and other lexical tokens defined by the CybOX Language Specification. Setting this attribute with a non-empty value notifies CybOX consumers and pattern evaluators that the corresponding regular expression utilizes capabilities not defined by the CybOX Language Specification. The regular expression must be evaluated through a compatible regular expression engine in this case. |
| @has_changedoptional | boolean |
This field is optional and conveys a targeted observation pattern of whether the associated field value has changed. This field would be leveraged within a pattern observable triggering on whether the value of a single field value has changed. |
| @trendoptional | boolean |
This field is optional and conveys a targeted observation pattern of the nature of any trend in the associated field value. This field would be leveraged within a pattern observable triggering on the matching of a specified trend in the value of a single specified field. |
| @vocab_nameoptional | string |
The vocab_name field specifies the name of the controlled vocabulary. |
| @vocab_referenceoptional | anyURI |
The vocab_reference field specifies the URI to the location of where the controlled vocabulary is defined, e.g., in an externally located XML schema file. |


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MYCOPHENOLATE MOFETIL
Codes were found under the name MYCOPHENOLIC ACID which was referenced in the description of the interaction. Research indicates that MYCOPHENOLATE MOFETIL is a prodrug of MYCOPHENOLIC ACID
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 162
MYCOPHENOLATE MOFETIL MYCOPHENOLIC ACID RxNorm: 7145 ATC: L04AA06 |
PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS CLASS CODE: A02BC-001 |
Decrease of the concentrations of the mycophenolic acid by about a third, with potential risk of reduction of effectiveness |
Take into account |
MYCOPHENOLATE MOFETIL MYCOPHENOLIC ACID RxNorm: 7145 ATC: L04AA06 |
FLUOROQUINOLONES CLASS CODE: J01MA-001 |
Decrease of the concentrations of the mycophenolic acid by about a third, with potential risk of reduction of effectiveness |
Take into account |
MYCOPHENOLATE MOFETIL MYCOPHENOLIC ACID RxNorm: 7145 ATC: L04AA06 |
AMINOPENICILLINS CLASS CODE: J01CA |
Decrease of the concentrations of the mycophenolic acid by about a third, with potential risk of reduction of effectiveness |
Take into account |
MYCOPHENOLATE MOFETIL MYCOPHENOLIC ACID RxNorm: 7145 ATC: L04AA06 |
ATTENUATED LIVE VIRUS VACCINES CLASS CODE: J07B-001 |
Risk of general vaccine disease, possibly fatal. |
CONTRAINDICATION And during the 3 months following the end of the treatment |


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The game features over 35 characters that previously appeared in Tekken 2 and Tekken 3. In addition, there is a boss character, Unknown, who is similar to Tekken 3's Mokujin in that she can randomly imitate any character's fighting style, albeit she is able to change her style any time during the fight. The PlayStation 2 version added enhanced graphics and various modes, including 1-on-1 mode, in which players only choose one fighter each, and Team Battle, where players choose up to eight battles and play with the tag rules, with each new character replacing the one that was defeated (the remaining fighter must fight on his/her own). Also featured is the "Tekken Bowl" mode, a bowling minigame where each character has different attributes.
As the game was made to be a compilation of previous games, the game include nearly every character from the original Tekken up to Tekken 3, including those who were canonically missing in the current canonical game Tekken 3. All of them have improved appearance and movesets to make them on par with the Tekken 3 characters. Additionally, the game adds two new characters, both of them being mimic characters: Tetsujin, a metallic version of Mokujin, and Unknown, a mysterious woman who is controlled by the "Forest Demon" and also serves as the final boss of the game. Both characters seldom appear in future games, with Unknown resuming her role as final boss in the sequel Tekken Tag Tournament 2, while Tetsujin is featured as a boss in the free-to-play Tekken Revolution. The only absent characters in the game that were playable in previous entries of the series are the original Jack, the first King, the first Kuma, Marshall Law, Dr. Bosconovitch, and Gon. Dr. Bosconovitch, however, makes a cameo appearance in the Tekken Bowl mode as a spectator.


Even with stars in our hands, the struggle never ends.
Mankind has disbanded into numerous nations, travelling the galaxy inside massive motherstations in a desperate effort to keep the population and its civilization alive, willing to sacrifice anything to earn the required energy and resources from various planets and stars.
And they are not alone - but only the strongest will gain the ultimate price: the survival of their species.
Mankind has disbanded into numerous nations, travelling the galaxy inside massive motherstations in a desperate effort to keep the population and its civilization alive, willing to sacrifice anything to earn the required energy and resources from various planets and stars.
And they are not alone - but only the strongest will gain the ultimate price: the survival of their species.
About Farstar
Your people have chosen You to lead them through the stars in the infinite search for resources and new planets to colonize. There are many in the universe with the same goal however, and it falls onto You to protect Your civilization against any threats. Prepare Your fleet carefully, and be ready to react to anything that the opponent brings to the table.
Influenced by RTS PC games and table-top card games, FARSTAR: Exodus is an online collectible card game that brings much depth to the genre. Resources required to play cards are multiple and unforgiving: You must make sure that chosen strategy and politics work well with Your fleet and its abilities. Secondary mini-deck with six unique cards that are always available assures a much smaller impact of the starting hand and pushes the game towards a larger scale. Be ready to deploy Your ships into a 3x7 grid where their formation matters, as does the formation of enemy forces.
After many strategic decisions, separate tactical battle comes: Pick targets carefully, as attacking shields of same colour reduces damage greatly - that is, if Your ships are even fast enough to get to attack in the first place.
If You succeed... maybe Your people will find a new home one day.
Influenced by RTS PC games and table-top card games, FARSTAR: Exodus is an online collectible card game that brings much depth to the genre. Resources required to play cards are multiple and unforgiving: You must make sure that chosen strategy and politics work well with Your fleet and its abilities. Secondary mini-deck with six unique cards that are always available assures a much smaller impact of the starting hand and pushes the game towards a larger scale. Be ready to deploy Your ships into a 3x7 grid where their formation matters, as does the formation of enemy forces.
After many strategic decisions, separate tactical battle comes: Pick targets carefully, as attacking shields of same colour reduces damage greatly - that is, if Your ships are even fast enough to get to attack in the first place.
If You succeed... maybe Your people will find a new home one day.
• Become a Commander of Your own star fleet as the game eases You into its rules in a storytelling tutorial.
• Collect over 270 cards from 5 different factions and build the ultimate deck: Will You be the predator, or defend humanity against alien threat?
• Compete against AI or other players online: Raise Your Reputation in a Quick Match, or invite Friends to a duel!
• Trade Cards with other players in real-time: Just like You would in a physical card-room!
• Play for Free, or support the game to speed up Your progress!
• Collect over 270 cards from 5 different factions and build the ultimate deck: Will You be the predator, or defend humanity against alien threat?
• Compete against AI or other players online: Raise Your Reputation in a Quick Match, or invite Friends to a duel!
• Trade Cards with other players in real-time: Just like You would in a physical card-room!
• Play for Free, or support the game to speed up Your progress!
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Also known as 'Gran', working as a freelance translator and web-banner designer since 2013, and operating under the 'DarkGran' brand since 2019 as a result of a life-time interest in games, computers and programming.
There are many more people to thank, the testers for instance, but two people in particular deserve truly special thanks:
Eliška "Apsalar" Machková
Jan "Jack" Andrš
Without them, Farstar would be an entirely different game.
Also known as 'Gran', working as a freelance translator and web-banner designer since 2013, and operating under the 'DarkGran' brand since 2019 as a result of a life-time interest in games, computers and programming.
There are many more people to thank, the testers for instance, but two people in particular deserve truly special thanks:
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Jan "Jack" Andrš
Without them, Farstar would be an entirely different game.
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In order to guarantee highest data interoperability the Arachne database provides its data mapped to several metadata formats delivered through different application interfaces.
The contents of the Arachne bookbrowser can be harvested via an OAI-PMH interface based on jOAI serialized in METS/MODS.
The base URI of the interface is:
http://arachne.uni-koeln.de:8080/oai/provider
For specifications see:
http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/openarchivesprotocol.html
http://www.loc.gov/standards/mets/
http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/
http://dfg-viewer.de/profil-der-metadaten/
As a low level access we offer an Atom-based data interface for all of the data in Arachne. The widely accepted Atom Syndication format provides a relatively simple approach to interoperability and is easily accessible through many different sorts of clients.
Our service allows querying our full-text index and provides paged feeds of the search results. These results include the title, the persistent identifier and location, and the date of the last modification and therefore are independent of any complex metadata format.
In the near future the interface will be expanded to include several extensions described in the Open Search Standard, such as relevance scoring and geospatial and time-based query options.
The Atom Interface can be accessed at the URL: "http://arachne.uni-koeln.de/solr/atom/"
Example: Basilica Aemilia
http://arachne.uni-koeln.de/solr/atom/?q=basilica+aemilia
"PELAGIOS stands for 'Pelagios: Enable Linked Ancient Geodata In Open Systems' - its aim is to help introduce Linked Open Data goodness into online resources that refer to places in the Ancient World." see
In cooperation with the Pelagios Project Arachne places where cross referenced with Pleiades in Linked Open Data way. The reference dataset that is used by Pelagios is Pleiades. The Dataset that has been created for this Purpose is an series of RDF triples using the OAC standard.
These OAC triples describe the connections between Arachne Places to Pleiades Places and Arachne Objects to Pleiades Places.
To see how this has been achieved read the Pelagios blog entries 1, 2 .
Update:
The Arachne Pleiades matching has been improved and now features VoID Dataset Descriptions.
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Overview
Async
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This implementation is based on the tutorial for Multicore OCaml.
The module has an instance of Instance
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Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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Instance Attribute Details
#eff ⇒ Object (readonly)
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# File 'lib/ruff/standard/async.rb', line 181 def eff @eff end |
Class Method Details
.async(asynth) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/ruff/standard/async.rb', line 159 def async(asynth) @inst.async asynth end |
.await(p) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/ruff/standard/async.rb', line 164 def await(p) @inst.await p end |
.with(&th) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/ruff/standard/async.rb', line 174 def with(&th) @inst.with(&th) end |
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Combined view of members (dark blue) and regular attenders (light blue). Immanuel Church locations marked in red with 2.5, 5, and 10 mile radius markings in green.
Combined view of members (dark blue) and regular attenders (light blue). Immanuel Church locations marked in red with 2.5, 5, and 10 mile radius markings in green.
Combined view of members and regular attenders in a heatmap. Zooming in/out conveys relative "hot spots".
Combined view of members and regular attenders grouped by zip code. Scale is indicated in upper right of map. Hovering over each zipcode provides zipcode-specific details.
Immanuel Church locations with 5 mile radius marked in green. West Park location marked with 5 mile radius marked in orange. Regular attenders with no prior affiliation with WestPark are indicated with green. Regular attenders with recent West Park affiliation are marked in orange. Those with long-past affiliation with West Park are marked in light green. The menu on the upper right allows layers to be enabled/disabled.
Shows geographic coverage for each of the community groups based on participants. Menu on upper right allows you to turn on/off individual groups.
Assuming an arrival time of 10:15 AM on a Sunday Morning, show the area covered by various travel times (e.g. 10 minutes, 15 minutes, etc.)
Assuming an arrival time of 10:15 AM on a Sunday Morning, show the area covered by various travel times (e.g. 10 minutes, 15 minutes, etc.)
Assuming an arrival time of 10:15 AM on a Sunday Morning, show the area covered by various travel times (e.g. 10 minutes, 15 minutes, etc.)
Immanuel Church locations (red) with 2.5, 5, and 10 mile radius marked in green. Other churches of interest in the area with individual 5-mile radii marked in orange. Zooming in/out give detail/separation.
Combined view of members (dark blue) and regular attenders (light blue). Pins are automatically clustered by geographic proximity. Zooming in/out gives insight into relative distances. NOTE: hovering over larger-clusters (> 2 pins) will provide an outline of the area covered by that cluster.
Meeting locations for Community Groups. If Virtual, use leader's residence as location.


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Who Will Filter the Stream First?
Facebook is where I have more noise than any other social site, twitter may even tie facebook at amount of sheer content I receive in my feed. With regards to the ratio of what I care about to what I see facebook is a lot better, due to their news feed versus live feed. However, their news feed is still very often off. I wrote some time back about web 3.0, and how essentially showing what I want to see is what the web will become. You’ll take the vast amount of content and distill it into what I want to see. People seem to be taking very half-hazard shots at it and its quite a let down.
I’ll start with twitter, twitter gives no filtering on the content based on their view. Instead they put the control in the users hands for me to create filters based on friends. This means I have to take time to go through all of my 600+ people I follow and group them into lists, then navigate each list when I want to view such topics. This is not only time intensive it still doesn’t accomplish what I want which is information by topic in a lot of cases, especially on twitter.
Moving on to facebook, they at least take care of the process (almost transparently) of who I want to see. If someone shows up, I can simply say hide from the news feed. I have a strong hunch that when I click out of the news feed and go to someone’s profile it weights that person to be more frequent. This is a very logical deduction to make, and in most cases I’m pretty pleased with the result. The big problem with this is it’s still all about the people, not about the content. If I clicked on someone because they mentioned coming to visit California, I may have not talked to them in 2 years, but would simply like to offer up my help when they visit. This doesn’t mean I want to get updates about them after they visit.
Facebook is definitely a leader in this space, first they’re one of the few with enough content in a feed that filtering even matters. Then the fact that they get a user beyond analysis-paralysis it’s a positive move, however the classification is wrong. Whether it’s twitter, facebook, or some other service that hasn’t emerged yet, filtering a mass of information to what a user cares about will be huge.
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of the simplest and most effective momentum indicators available. The MACD turns two trend-following indicators,
moving averages, into a momentum oscillator by subtracting the longer moving average from the shorter moving average.
As a result, the MACD offers the best of both worlds: trend following and momentum.
The MACD fluctuates above and below the zero line as the moving averages converge, cross and diverge.
Traders can look for signal line crossovers, centerline crossovers and divergences to generate signals.
Because the MACD is unbounded, it is not particularly useful for identifying overbought and oversold levels.
Calculation: MACD Line: (12-day EMA - 26-day EMA)
Signal Line: 9-day EMA of MACD Line
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NZD/USD stays offered around 0.6400 as trade uncertainty prevails
by Anil Panchal- NZD/USD remains on the back foot for the third consecutive day.
- Clues that the US may be willing to delay tariffs aren’t enough to please trade watchers.
- A lack of economics from NZ will keep the focus on offshore events, trade headlines.
NZD/USD extends losses to the third consecutive day as traders keep struggling amid mixed messages concerning the phase one deal. The kiwi pair takes rounds to 0.6400 at the start of Friday’s Asian session.
The South China Morning Post (SCMP) news that the United States (US) may delay further tariff increase on Chinese goods that will go in effect on December 15 recently triggered risk-on sentiment. However, the moves were compressed by statements from the Global Times (GT) editor Hu Xijin, who kept criticizing the US trade strategy while saying, “The US has the upper hand in US-China trade war, which allows it to decide when to end the trade war, but far from enough for it to decide how to end the trade war. The US side wants both, then it needs to change an adversary.”
Previously, China turned red on the US after knowing that the US Congress passed the Hong Kong bill that is now on the President Donald Trump’s table for a sign. At the same time, SCMP cited a Chinese source saying Beijing may decide to “fight and talk alternatively” and is now closely monitoring the US president’s next move following the vote by Congress.
On the data front, a weaker than expected 5.5% Credit Card Spending from New Zealand (NZ) to 2.5% added downside pressure on the kiwi. Elsewhere, the US economic calendar flashed mixed numbers of housing and manufacturing catalysts.
While an absence of major data at home will shift the market’s attention to the US activity numbers, as far as the economic calendar is concerned, trade/political headlines concerning the US and China will keep being the key driver.
Technical Analysis
Sellers cheer the pair’s failure to cross 100-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA), at 0.6427 now, but their joy might soon be challenged by the 0.6383/79 region comprising 21 and 50-day EMA.
additional important levels
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 0.6404 |
| Today Daily Change | -10 pips |
| Today Daily Change % | -0.16% |
| Today daily open | 0.6414 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 0.6381 |
| Daily SMA50 | 0.6345 |
| Daily SMA100 | 0.6433 |
| Daily SMA200 | 0.6564 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 0.6437 |
| Previous Daily Low | 0.6403 |
| Previous Weekly High | 0.642 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 0.6324 |
| Previous Monthly High | 0.6437 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 0.6204 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 0.6416 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 0.6424 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 0.6399 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 0.6384 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 0.6365 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 0.6433 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 0.6452 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 0.6467 |


Created by Carsten Langer
$ git clone https://github.com/carsten-langer/ML-Meetup-3-Spark-Zeppelin.git
Add 2 ports for Zeppelin and Spark GUI.
config.vm.network "forwarded_port", guest: 8080, host: 8080, host_ip: "<IP_ADDRESS>" # Apache Zeppelin GUI
config.vm.network "forwarded_port", guest: 4040, host: 4040, host_ip: "<IP_ADDRESS>" # Zeppelin's Apache Spark Driver GUI
Have nicer name and 3 GiB RAM for the VM.
config.vm.provider "virtualbox" do |vb|
# Set the name in the VirtualBox GUI
vb.name = "ml-spark_" + (Time.now.strftime "%Y%m%dT%H%M%S")
# Customize the amount of memory on the VM:
vb.memory = "3072"
end
Break if any command fails during provisioning.
config.vm.provision "shell", inline: <<-SHELL
# Break if any command fails
set -o errexit
set -o nounset
...
(Optionally) always use latest versions.
config.vm.provision "shell", inline: <<-SHELL
...
apt-get --yes upgrade # comment out if you do not want to always have the latest versions
...
Install JRE.
config.vm.provision "shell", inline: <<-SHELL
...
# Get Java
sudo apt-get --yes install openjdk-8-jre-headless
...
config.vm.provision "shell", inline: <<-SHELL
...
# To speed up operations, the zeppelin-0.7.2-bin-all.tgz can be downloaded upfront to the host OS folder which is mapped to the shared folder /vagrant inside the guest machine.
# If it is not already downloaded to /vagrant, download it now to that folder. As this folder is on the host, the downloaded file can be reused even after this box is destroyed.
cd /vagrant
sudo --user=ubuntu wget --no-verbose --timestamping http://www-eu.apache.org/dist/zeppelin/zeppelin-0.7.2/zeppelin-0.7.2-bin-all.tgz
# Always download the checksum, overwriting any previously downloaded file
sudo --user=ubuntu wget --no-verbose --output-document=zeppelin-0.7.2-bin-all.tgz.sha512 https://www.apache.org/dist/zeppelin/zeppelin-0.7.2/zeppelin-0.7.2-bin-all.tgz.sha512
# Compare checksum
sudo --user=ubuntu sha512sum -c zeppelin-0.7.2-bin-all.tgz.sha512
cd /home/ubuntu
sudo --user=ubuntu tar --extract --skip-old-files --file /vagrant/zeppelin-0.7.2-bin-all.tgz
sudo --user=ubuntu ln --symbolic --force /home/ubuntu/zeppelin-0.7.2-bin-all /home/ubuntu/zeppelin
SHELL
$ mkdir ml-spark
$ cd ml-spark
$ cp ../_path_/Vagrantfile .
(Optionally) update box and remove outdated boxes.
$ vagrant box update
$ vagrant box prune
(Optionally) get zeppelin-0.7.2-bin-all.tgz as distributed during meetup. Put in the Vagrant box folder.
$ mv ../_path_/zeppelin-0.7.2-bin-all.tgz .
Without this step, the file will be downloaded automatically from Internet during vagrant up
, which will take a while (714 MiB).
Start Vagrant box and provision with Apache Zeppelin/Spark.
$ vagrant up
Bringing machine 'default' up with 'virtualbox' provider...
==> default: Importing base box 'ubuntu/xenial64'...
...
==> default: Mounting shared folders...
default: /vagrant => D:/ML/ml-spark
==> default: Running provisioner: shell...
default: Running: inline script
...
==> default: done.
==> default: done.
==> default: 2017-07-24 18:45:14 URL:http://www-eu.apache.org/dist/zeppelin/zeppelin-0.7.2/zeppelin-0.7.2-bin-all.tgz [749434216/749434216] -> "zeppelin-0.7.2-bin-all.tgz" [1]
==> default: 2017-07-24 18:45:15 URL:https://www.apache.org/dist/zeppelin/zeppelin-0.7.2/zeppelin-0.7.2-bin-all.tgz.sha512 [157/157] -> "zeppelin-0.7.2-bin-all.tgz.sha512" [1]
==> default: zeppelin-0.7.2-bin-all.tgz: OK
$ vagrant ssh --command "bash /home/ubuntu/zeppelin/bin/zeppelin-daemon.sh start"
Log dir doesn't exist, create /home/ubuntu/zeppelin/logs
Pid dir doesn't exist, create /home/ubuntu/zeppelin/run
Zeppelin start [ OK ]
Connection to <IP_ADDRESS> closed.
Then open Zeppelin at http://localhost:8080.
Also, in above command, replace start
with status
or stop
.
Zeppelin comes with built-in Spark for local mode, ideal for demos/tutorials.
You can run Zeppelin Tutorial/Basic Features (Spark).
Once Spark driver started, GUI is at http://localhost:4040.
Details on Zeppelin on Apache Zeppelin homepage.
Apache Spark provides:
Spark evolution led to several APIs:
map
transformationwithColumn, select, filter/where, join, union, groupBy
pivot, agg, count
When you get used to some peculiarities (e.g. test for equality of 2 columns is ===
instead of ==
or =
), then you can normally just write your formula in a natural way without needing to think much on the underlying concepts of Columns and functions.
For Machine Learning, also a legacy RDD-based API exists (spark.mllib).
However, main DataFrame-based API is now spark.ml.
The Spark API exists for Scala, Java, Python, R.
$ cp ../_path_/diamonds.csv .
Inside Zeppelin, click Import note and import the ZeppelinDemoMachineLearningRegression.json.
And now it's time to go through the ML tutorial together (demo during meetups).


Security¶
There are two types of security that are utilized in Contiv, and are discussed in this section: HTTP and ETCD.
HTTP Security¶
By default, the access to endpoints (liveness, readiness probe, prometheus stats, …) served by Contiv-vswitch and
Contiv-ksr is open to anybody. Contiv-vswitch exposes endpoints using port 9999
and contiv-ksr uses 9191
.
To secure access to the endpoints, the SSL/TLS server certificate and basic auth (username password) can be configured.
In Contiv-VPP, this can be done using the Helm charts in k8s/contiv-vpp folder.
To generate server certificate the approach described in ETCD security can be leveraged.
ETCD Security¶
By default, the access to Contiv-VPP ETCD is open to anybody. ETCD gets deployed
on the master node, on port 12379
, and is exposed using the NodePort service
on port 32379
, on each node.
To secure access to ETCD, we recommend using the SSL/TLS certificates to authenticate both the client and server side, and encrypt the communication. In Contiv-VPP, this can be done using the Helm charts in k8s/contiv-vpp folder.
The prerequisite for that is the generation of SSL certificates.
Generate Self-Signed Certificates¶
In order to secure ETCD, we need to create our own certificate authority, and then generate the private keys and certificates for both the ETCD server and ETCD clients.
This guide uses CloudFlare’s cfssl tools to do this job. It follows the steps described in this CoreOS guide.
Perform the following steps to generate private keys and certificates:
1. Install cfssl¶
mkdir ~/bin
curl -s -L -o ~/bin/cfssl https://pkg.cfssl.org/R1.2/cfssl_linux-amd64
curl -s -L -o ~/bin/cfssljson https://pkg.cfssl.org/R1.2/cfssljson_linux-amd64
chmod +x ~/bin/{cfssl,cfssljson}
export PATH=$PATH:~/bin
2. Initialize a Certificate Authority¶
echo '{"CN":"CA","key":{"algo":"rsa","size":2048}}' | cfssl gencert -initca - | cfssljson -bare ca -
echo '{"signing":{"default":{"expiry":"43800h","usages":["signing","key encipherment","server auth","client auth"]}}}' > ca-config.json
3. Generate Server Key + Certificate¶
Replace the IP address <IP_ADDRESS>
below with the IP address of your master node:
export ADDRESS=<IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS>
export NAME=server
echo '{"CN":"'$NAME'","hosts":[""],"key":{"algo":"rsa","size":2048}}' | cfssl gencert -config=ca-config.json -ca=ca.pem -ca-key=ca-key.pem -hostname="$ADDRESS" - | cfssljson -bare $NAME
4. Generate Client Key + Certificate¶
export ADDRESS=
export NAME=client
echo '{"CN":"'$NAME'","hosts":[""],"key":{"algo":"rsa","size":2048}}' | cfssl gencert -config=ca-config.json -ca=ca.pem -ca-key=ca-key.pem -hostname="$ADDRESS" - | cfssljson -bare $NAME
The above commands produce the following files that will be needed in order to secure ETCD:
ca.pem
: certificate of the certificate authorityserver.pem
: certificate of the ETCD serverserver-key.pem
: private key of the ETCD serverclient.pem
: certificate for the ETCD clientsclient-key.pem
: private key for the ETCD clients
Distribute Certificates and Generate Contiv-VPP Deployment Yaml¶
There are two options for distributing the certificates to all nodes in a k8s cluster. You can either distribute the certificates manually, or embed the certificates into the deployment yaml file and distribute them as k8s secrets.
Distribute Certificates Manually¶
In this case, you need to copy the ca.pem
, client.pem
and client-key.pem
files
into a specific folder (/var/contiv/etcd-secrets
by default) on each worker node.
On the master node, you also need to add the server.pem
and server-key.pem
into that location.
Then you can generate the Contiv-VPP deployment YAML as follows:
cd k8s
helm template --name my-release contiv-vpp --set etcd.secureTransport=True > contiv-vpp.yaml
Then you can go ahead and deploy Contiv-VPP using this yaml file.
Embed the certificates into deployment the yaml and use k8s secret to distribute them {: #Embed-certificates }¶
In this case, you need to copy all 5 generated files into the folder with helm definitions
(k8s/contiv-vpp
) and generate the Contiv-VPP deployment YAML as follows:
cd k8s
helm template --name my-release contiv-vpp --set etcd.secureTransport=True --set etcd.secrets.mountFromHost=False > contiv-vpp.yaml
Then just deploy Contiv-VPP using this yaml file.
Please note that the path of the mount folder with certificates, as well as the certificate file names can be customized using the config parameters of the Contiv-VPP chart, as described in this README.


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Welcome to Evscaperoom, a light-hearted "escape room" with some unexpected twists and a full story.
The Jester
wants to win your village's pie-eating contest. You
are one of her most dangerous opponents.
You look around. The place seems set up to challenge you. No doubt
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Find your way out of the Jester's cabin in time for the pie-eating
contest. Beat her at her own game!
She tricked you over to
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Maybe you'll dig up a dark
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This game was created in slightly less than a month (April 17 to May 15, 2019) for the MUD Coder's Guild's Game Jam. The theme for this jam was One Room. After voting, it ended up at position #1 in the jam!
Create a new room to play from start or join an existing one.
Work together to escape the room or play solo. Collaborate with free-form emoting or say/whisper/shouts.
Lots of possible actions, including standing/climbing/lying down on things.
Full pie-based help system if you get stuck.
Talking, somewhat creepy, monkeys.
Scoring, group/individual achievements and several different endings.
Several accessibility options for displaying items, as well as screenreader mode.
A (maybe surprisingly) layered story.
Pies. Lots of pies.
Coded in Python using the Evennia library/server.
Newly coded mini-'engine' on top of Evennia for handling the escaperoom states as separate Python files.
Newly written, highly specialized input commands dynamically generated from the object being investigated
No inventory system - you cannot pick anything up (and then log off ...). Instead you 'focus' on objects to operate on them (similar to clicking on an item in a graphical adventure game).
Game is created entirely in code - no 'building'. Rooms are generated on the fly from code and are modified dynamically (but not procedurally) as the game continues.
Well documented code, with unit tests.
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First Conference of the Parties to the Framework Convention on Climate Change
07-Apr-95 — original report
Soon-Young Hong called for strengthening emissions controls without jeopardizing the needs of developing countries.
SAMOA: Amb.
Tuiloma Slade, on behalf of AOSIS, said the COP must strengthen existing commitments and extend the legal framework of the Convention beyond 2000.
COTE D'IVOIRE: Lancine Gon Couibaly, Minister of the Environment and Tourism, said his country is working with the US to establish a GHG emissions inventory.
M'Bailaou Naimbaye Lossimian called on developed countries to accelerate the transfer of technology and financial resources to developing countries.
CUBA: Dr. Carlos Gomez, Ministry of Science, Technology and the Environment, said there cannot be any conditionality for receiving financial resources or technology.
SOLOMON ISLANDS: Amb.
Rex Horoi said current commitments are inadequate and international community must take additional steps.
Thomas Bucher, Minister for the Environment, emphasized the need for balancing environmental and economic concerns and promoting renewable energy resources.
He appealed to the COP to establish a mandate for a protocol.
MONGOLIA: Damdin Dagvadorj, Ministry of Nature and the Environment, said Mongolia has implemented measures to lower emissions, but needs more efficient energy technology.
BENIN:Jean-Roger Ahoyo, Minister of Environment, Housing and Urban Development, said measures taken to combat climate change can develop 'genuine synergy' if taken alongside measures to eliminate poverty and achieve sustainable development.
PAKISTAN: Shah Mahmood Qureshi, Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs, supported AOSIS and urged immediate action to curtail emissions.
He proposed a system of tradeable emissions permits based on population.
Asko Numminen said we have to implement more effective policies and called for negotiation of a protocol with concrete measures after 2000.
SRI LANKA: Reggie Ranatunga, Deputy Minister of Transport, the Environment and Women's Affairs, said Convention implementation is necessary at the local and regional levels.
ESTONIA: Prime Minister Andreas Tarand said that climate change in the Baltic States will cause increases in precipitation in the west and drought in the east, leading to increased migration.
Estonia is completing a long-term energy reduction plan.
Isaac Figir, Congress, said that developed countries cannot continue their polluting practices to maintain their standards of living.
ROMANIA: Aurel Constantin Ilie, Minister of Waters, Forests and Environmental Protection, said Romania is modernizing technologies to reduce GHG emissions.
The cost must be supported by those responsible for climate change.
LATVIA: Indulis Emsis, State Minister for the Environment, called for increased commitments for developed countries, adding that Latvia cannot accept new commitments.
Josef Zlocha, Minister of the Environment, stated that the Slovak Republic has set a target of 20% reduction of 1988 levels by 2005.
ITALY: Emilio Gerelli, Vice-Minister of the Environment, said Italy has achieved 80- 85% of its stabilization goal.
He supported a protocol by 1997.
Donald Mills, Special Adviser on International Environmental Matters, expressed serious concern at the reluctance of some to take necessary action.
KUWAIT: Dr. Abdulrahman Al-Muhailan, Minister of Health, said decisions should not rush forward but be on solid scientific foundations.
Kuwait has supported steady steps that may seem limited to some, and has supported the countries most subject to harm from economic and social consequences.
UZBEKISTAN: Victor E. Chub, Chief of Glavgidromet, reviewed problems associated with desertification in Uzbekistan.
Dr. Katalin Szili, Secretary of State for the Environment, said the precautionary principle should be the governing factor in strengthening the commitments under the Convention.
BAHRAIN: Amb.
Ahmad Abbas Ahmad said the implementation of precautionary measures should not negatively affect economies of developing countries, especially those based on fossil fuel exports.
TUNISIA: Mohamed Hedi Mlika, Minister of the Environment and Land Management, said that many countries and regions are vulnerable to climate change.
Africa needs financial support to implement the Convention.
Noureddine Benomar Alami, Minister of the Environment, said that negotiations between developing and developed countries for technology transfer must continue.
He supported adoption of a protocol.
COLOMBIA: Dr. Ernesto Guhl Nannetti, Vice-Minister of the Environment, stated that Colombia has assumed its commitments, but developed countries seem unable to see the long-term implications of their actions.
BANGLADESH: Syed Amirul Mulk, Ministry of the Environment and Forests, said that Bangladesh contributes little to GHG emissions, but will have to pay a great price.
Georgi Georgiev, Minister for the Environment, announced that Bulgaria ratified the Convention on 16 March 1995, and is undertaking a study to enable it to reduce GHG emissions to 1988 levels.
COSTA RICA: Dr. Alvaro Umana, Chairman of the Presidential Climate Change Committee, supported joint action with developed countries.
Costa Rica has already developed projects for evaluation by the international community.
URUGUAY: Juan Chiruchi, Minister of Housing, Territorial Regulations and the Environment, said the Convention is the appropriate instrument for monitoring human activities that contribute to climate change.
Ismail Shafeeu, Minister of Planning, Human Resource and the Environment, endorsed the AOSIS protocol.
Developing countries cannot accept further commitments until technology transfer and financial assistance are available.
UGANDA: Besueri K.L.
Mulondo, Minister of State for Natural Resources, cautioned that JI could shift the responsibilities from developed to developing countries.
Denis R. Norman, Minister of Transport and Energy, said there is a need for additional commitments without shifting them to developing countries.
MALTA: Minister of the Environment Dr. Stanley Zammit called for a protocol by 1997.
JI is a potentially important instrument but should not become a loophole to avoid commitments.
Dr. Bernardo Pedro Ferraz, Minister for Coordination of Environmental Affairs, supported a JI pilot phase.
PORTUGAL: Teresa Gouveia, Minister of Environment and Natural Resources, stressed incorporation of environmental concerns in national development plans.
SYRIA: Minister of State for the Environment Abdelhamid Al-Munajed said Parties have a duty to adopt precautionary measures.
Developed countries need to provide technology and funds.
Abdulbar Algain, President of the Meteorology and Environmental Protection Administration, said the Convention should not impede progress by considering emissions reductions.
Reductions would require impossible energy efficiency, intolerable investment levels and limited growth.
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC: Martin Gbafolo, Minister of Waters, Forests, Hunting, Fishing, Tourism and the Environment, said development is the priority in Africa.
CAR is a real sink for CO2 emissions.
MALI: Mohamed Ag Erlaf, Minister of Public Works and Transport, said Mali has only minor CO2 emissions and no important sinks.
He suggested moving the Desertification Convention secretariat to Bonn.
Durgesh Man Singh said the solution to climate change lies in global partnership.
All Parties must act so that future generations will not suffer.
PERU: Amb.
Luis Silva Santisteban said a mandate for a protocol was needed.
He said a pilot phase for JI should be launched and added that the Convention needs the cooperation of developed countries.
Jorge Berguno stated that while the Conference has produced solid steps forward, much remains to be done.
He supported a JI pilot phase.
CROATIA: Vladimir Krtalic, Deputy Minister of Physical Planning, Building and Housing, stated that Croatia receives more pollution than it generates.
However, Croatia will commit itself to the Convention to the extent possible.
SLOVENIA: Dr. Pavel Gantar, Minister of Environment and Physical Planning, said a response to climate change should be developed as soon as possible.
Yao Dao Felli, Minister of Rural Development, Environment and Tourism, said countries must seek solutions to avoid environmental Armageddon.
Africa must be helped by avoiding technology transfer harmful for its development.
MONACO: Amb.
Bernard Fautrier said Monaco will reduce emissions to 1990 levels or lower by 2000.
Monaco is meeting its commitments, but because 20% of its territory is at sea level, it appreciates the need for international action.
The final meeting of the COW took place at 9:30 pm to adopt a number of decisions, including FCCC/CP/1995/L.13 on activities implemented jointly under the pilot phase; FCCC/CP/1995/L.12 on the location of the Permanent Secretariat in Bonn; and FCCC/CP/1995/L.10 on transfer of technology.
Brazil noted that it had made major concessions and the COP should look carefully at activities implemented jointly whenever they involve Annex I and non-Annex I countries.
Claiming credit for cooperation is something that runs the risk of destroying the concept that countries are responsible for their national emissions.
The Chair forwarded a number of documents related to the budget to the drafting group on budget to consider when it met at 10:30 pm.
The Executive Secretary also noted that the budget figures will be revised since the Secretariat will be in Bonn.
Maria Rauch-Kallat, Federal Minister for Environmental Affairs, supported negotiation of a protocol that includes targets and timetables for all GHGs.
Austria cannot support JI credits for constructing nuclear power plants.
MARSHALL ISLANDS: Tom D. Kijiner, Minister of Health and the Environment, said the main issue is the survival of his country.
He expressed resentment toward countries who have been working to undermine the Convention.
FIJI: Jonetani Kaukimoce, Minister for Housing, Urban Development and the Environment, called on delegates to move from 'verbal gymnastics' to concrete action.
Tseliso Makhakhe, Minister of Natural Resources, called for initiation of programmes between developed and developing countries aimed at capacity building.
THE GAMBIA: Sulaymman Samba, Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources, said developed countries must take the lead by reducing emissions and providing resources.
JI should support sustainable development of developing countries.
Justus T. N. Sabari, Ministry of the Environment and Natural Resources, said developing countries should assume no new commitments until developed countries meet theirs.
VANUATU: Edward Tambisari, Minister for Health, said developed countries should share the greater burden of abatement in accordance with their level of development.
Cipriano Cassama, Secretary of State for the Environment, said that international cooperation must be the foundation for sustainable development.
Guinea Bissau will take an active part in the future work of the COP.
GUINEA: Dorank Assifat Diasseny, Minister of Energy and the Environment, appealed for the mobilization of all Parties so that future generations will be proud.
Industrialized countries must show international solidarity.
IRELAND: Brendan Howlin, Minister for the Environment, stressed the development of alternative energy sources.
CZECH REPUBLIC: Frantisek Benda, Minister of the Environment, supported international cooperation and said JI could produce implementation policies and measures.
Kamal Nath, Minister for the Environment, rejected the 'insidious moves' to divide the developing countries into separate categories.
India is willing to accept a JI pilot phase with no credits if it is not an excuse to continue present consumption patterns.
BOLIVIA: Oscar Paz Rada, Representative of the Minister for Sustainable Development, said it is vitally important that developed countries reduce emissions and that technology transfer provisions be implemented.
CHINA: Chen Yao Bang, Deputy Chairman of the State Planning Committee, said that China has set up a special body for the Convention's implementation.
He called on developed countries to fulfill their commitments, including provision of financial resources.
Mans Lonroth, Under-Secretary of State for the Environment, said Swedish CO2 emissions have been reduced by 40% through energy efficiency.
GREECE: Elissavet Papazoi, Deputy Minister of Environment Physical Planning and Public Works, stressed the need for a breakthrough in the development of renewable energies.
BOTSWANA: Margaret Nasha, Ministry of Local Governments, Lands and Housing appealed to the COP to negotiate a protocol.
Dr. Evans O.
A. Aina, Federal Environment Protection Agency, urged the COP to recognize the link between climate change and the control of drought and desertification.
THAILAND: Suwat Liptapanlob, Minister of Science, Technology and the Environment, stressed the need for environmentally sound technology and financial resources.
He supported JI without credits during the pilot phase.