A work written about the life of a real person.
Passages
A profile of Henry M. Flagler published in 1925 in a Florida magazine. This profile was the first in a series called "The Ten Greatest Men of Florida," which the magazine described as a reader-requested series on the "men who had done the most toward the progress and development of Florida."
A short biographical sketch of Abe Lincoln.
Thoreau attempts to illustrate the benefits of a simplified lifestyle.
Thoreau remembers the many different locations he surveyed before settling at Walden Pond.
Thoreau discusses classic literature and its benefits.
Thoreau describes the many sounds that can be heard from his cabin.
Thoreau contemplates the benefits of solitary living.
Thoreau describes the many visitors who have entered his home.
Thoreau goes through great labors to grow his field of beans.
In order to stay up on current affairs, Thoreau visits Concord on a regular basis.
Thoreau observes and documents the geography of Walden Pond as well as other neighboring bodies of water.
After being caught in a rainstorm, Thoreau takes shelter in a neighbor's home.
Thoreau explores the moral complexities of hunting.
Thoreau discusses the the many wild animals that are present at Walden Pond, including two warring colonies of ants.
Thoreau prepares for winter.
More visitors arrive at Walden Pond during the winter.
Thoreau observes the winter wildlife at Walden Pond.
Thoreau continues to describe winter in Walden Pond.
With the arrival of spring, Thoreau finally departs from Walden Pond.
Thoreau concludes the work by criticizing conformity in society.


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My name is Brian Kimani founder a web and software developer from BRIKS ltd. where we deliver quality and satisfy your needs.
Over the past I have worke don many projecys including making a website that deals with all the unknown yet best places to be in Kenya.
I am a graduate from Muthambi Boys' High School where I cleared my O-Level in the year 2016 where I managed to get a C+. In High school I did computer where i feel in Love with comouters which caused me to want to learn more than just the computer I see but to dive deeper into it's skeleton.
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Results From Montana Super Prestige Cyclocross Race Number Four
Fort Missoula
10.28.01
It was a dark and stormy night....... (actually morning)
The fourth stop in the Montana Cyclocross series was held at the Fort Missoula complex. This race area has been used for only two years now but it is quickly becoming legend among racers. Sunday's race brought 33 racers out of their nice warm cars into the rain and mud.
As my view of the race was from the very back I can't give you much of a race narrative. It seems that the race stayed together for much longer than usual. At the beginning of the first lap all of the racers hit the tree slalom section of the course at the same time making for some great leaning shoving and jockeying for position. After that, the real racing started and Geoff Proctor (Montana Velo) and Jamul Hahn (Northern Rockies) pulled steadily away from the field. Behind them (by at least a minute) Montana Velo's Scott Herzog and Brian Wirak rode lap after lap with one another.
What should have been a classic last lap duel between former Nutra Fig Pro Hahn and Former Worlds Cross Racer Proctor turned into an easy win for Hahn as Proctor suffered a flat on the last lap. (someone needs to get this guy some Mr. Tuffy's) The folks at the line reported that Hahn turned onto the last straight away ready for a sprint only to discover that his foe had disappeared. Junior rider Wirak outpaced teammate Herzog to take third.
The women's race was won by Sandol Brinig over her Five Valley Velo teammate Margie Legg. GVBC's Jon Engen won the masters race and Jim Noonan won the men's B race.
Thanks to all of those who raced.  Richard Allen, Mark Burke (and family), Ed Vanaelstyn, Karen Lake, Steve Dolberg, Jeff Cincoski (and friend), Monique Lary, Charlie Beaton, Head Scorer Len Lebuff, Mark Legg, photographers Susanna Gaunt and Becky Broeder, and the guy with the stop sign (sorry I don't know your name). (and any others I am forgetting) You all deserve a medal of honor for standing in the rain!
Also, many thanks to race director John Weyhrich who missed a chance to race and stayed out by himself cleaning the course up until 4:30 pm (with no jacket or gloves). After a long season this race was especially taxing on race directors and friends. Next time you are at a race you might offer to help pick up a few cones after the race.
Attached you will find results and photos. The series standings will be published as soon as results from cross race number one are received. (hint, hint)
Montana Super Prestige Cyclocross Series
Race Number Four Fort Missoula
Sunday October 28th
Senior Men A
Jamul Hahn Northern Rockies
Geoff Proctor Montana Velo
Brian Wirak Montana Velo
Scott Herzog Montana Velo
Steve Coen
Matt Seeley Five Valley Velo
John Behrens Northern Rockies
Jacob Hartsoch Five Valley Velo
Kelly Irwin
Brink Kuchenbrod Montana Velo
Mike Beltz Northern Rockies
Tom Robertson Northern Rockies
Shane Mondt
Bruce Robertson Northern Rockie s
Dave Hartman Northern Rockies
Andrew Hawkes
Jeff Crouch Five Valley Velo
Todd Struckman Five Valley Velo
Senior Women
Sandol Brinig Five Valley Velo
Margie Legg Five Valley Velo
Master Men
Jon Engen Gallatin Valley
Michael Longmire Northern Rockies
Steve Muller Northern Rockies
Fred Michini Five Valley Velo
Byron Deford Great Divide
Senior Men's B
Jay Noonan
Patrick Hutchins
David Morris
Scott Anderson


### Pipeline - data collection - data preparation - feature engineering - feature selection - model training - model evaluation - repeat
##### TODO: proper cool picture ![Pipeline](bear.png "What is a data pipeline?")
### Feature Engineering Creating new input for a model from existing data - domain knowledge - automatic approach
### Manual feature engineering - timestamp + [holidays](https://pypi.org/project/holidays/) - double click -> senior visitor - Domain knowledge hypothesis
### Featuretools [Featuretools](https://github.com/Featuretools/featuretools)
Slide 2


Burkina Faso army says 32 'terrorists' killed in two operations
One soldier was killed in the operations, which come less than a month after 37 people were killed in an ambush on a convoy transporting employees of a Canadian mining company.
The Burkina Faso army said on Sunday it had killed 32 "terrorists" in two operations in the north of the country after an attack on a patrol.
One soldier was killed in the operations, which come less than a month after 37 people were killed in an ambush on a convoy transporting employees of a Canadian mining company.
The army said 24 people were killed in the first operation on Friday and a further eight in a second on Saturday.
The first operation in Yorsala in Loroum province saw a number of women who "had been held and used by the terrorists as sex slaves" freed.
Arms, ammunition and other materials were also recovered in the second operation on the outskirts of Bourzanga in Bam province, the army statement added.
The impoverished and politically fragile Sahel country has been struggling to quell a rising jihadist revolt that has claimed hundreds of lives since early 2015.
The attacks -- typically hit-and-run raids on villages, road mines and suicide bombings -- have claimed nearly 700 lives across the country since early 2015, according to an AFP toll.
Almost 500,000 people have also been forced to flee their homes.
The attacks have been claimed by a range of jihadist groups, including Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State.
The country's badly equipped, poorly trained and underfunded security forces have been unable to stem the violence, which has intensified throughout 2019 to become almost daily.
The Sahel region, including Burkina Faso's neighbours Mali and Niger, has been afflicted by the violence despite the presence of the regional G5 Sahel force as well as French and US troops.


Net neutrality, sometimes called Internet Freedom, is the idea that your internet service provider (ISP) should treat all websites the same. ISPs like AT&T, Verizon, and Comcast want to treat them differently so they can charge for access.
On December 14, 2017 the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is planning to eliminate net neutrality rules, effectively allowing ISPs to become the gatekeepers of the Internet and making it legal for them to block websites and services.
What is net neutrality?
Why should I care?
Scroll down to find out.
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ISPs provide you internet access. You can use it as much as you want, for anything you want.
All your data goes through a single connection and you’re charged one monthly fee.
ISPs want to manage internet access and charge you depending on your usage.
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Class Protobone.Base
Class defined in:src/Base.js:1
Base class for Protobone classes. Shared functions which are needed in all classes. This class is not meant to be instantiated by itself.
fireEvent
( eventName
)
src/Base.js:60
Fires an event, informing all listneners that are registered for the given event name. The fireEvent function can be called with any number of additional arguments, which are then passed to the event handler function.
Returns true if NONE of the registered handlers return false: As soon as one listener returns false, fireEvent will also return false.
Parameters:-
eventName
<String>The event to fire, e.g. 'updated'
true when non of the listeners returned false, false if they do so.
off
( eventName, callback, this
)
src/Base.js:34
Removes a specific event handler for an event, or removes all listerners from an event.
Parameters:on
( eventName, callback, this
)
src/Base.js:16
Registers an event handler. It does not check on duplicity, so you can add the same event handler multiple times.
Parameters:


Welcome to Rift Dojo, the world's first browser-based Virtual Reality (WebVR) game designed for the Leap Motion controller.
PLAY ONLINE. Requires Leap Motion Controller, Oculus Rift DK2, and the latest VR-enabled build of Chromium or Firefox Nightly.
How To Play
- Gameplay: Hands only! Hit all the objects before they hit you!
- Press 'return' for fullscreen VR, 'Esc' to exit, 'z' to re-zero Rift.
Features
- Immersive VR gameplay doesn't use keyboard or mouse.
- "One-to-one" link between player's real and in-game hands.
- Five levels of increasing difficulty to challenge the player.
- Objects are randomly-positioned to increase replay value.
- Satisfying sound effects; victory tune after finishing final level.
Credits
Game Programmer: Amber Roy (amber.roy@gmail.com)Created on: November 16, 2014 in San Francisco, CA
Built for: Leap Motion 3D Jam. Attributions: media/credits.html
Source Code: Available on Github under the MIT License.
Follow Me on Twitter. Play more of my Web-VR games.
Share link: http://RiftDojo.com
Copyright (c) Amber Roy 2014. All rights reserved.


Mix v1.3.4 API Reference
Modules
Mix is a build tool that provides tasks for creating, compiling, and testing Elixir projects, managing its dependencies, and more
Module for defining, reading and merging app configurations
Conveniences for working with paths and generating content
This module implements pieces of functionality shared by the archive- and escript-related tasks
Defines and manipulate Mix projects
This module provides helper functions and defines the behaviour required by any SCM used by Mix
This is Mix’s default shell
Mix shell that uses the current process mailbox for communication
This is Mix’s default shell when the MIX_QUIET
environment
variable is set
A simple module that provides conveniences for creating, loading and manipulating tasks
Starts all registered apps
Prints the application tree
Lists all installed archives
Builds an archive according to the specification of the Erlang Archive Format
Checks all archives are available
Installs an archive locally
Uninstalls local archives
Deletes generated application files
Executes the given command
A meta task that compiles source files
Writes an .app file
Compiles Elixir source files
Compiles Erlang source files
Compiles Leex source files
Consolidates all protocols in all paths
Performs remote dispatch checking
Compiles Yecc source files
Lists all dependencies and their status
Deletes the given dependencies’ files, including build artifacts and fetched sources
Compiles dependencies
Gets all out of date dependencies, i.e. dependencies that are not available or have an invalid lock
Checks and loads all dependencies along the way
Extension point for precompiling dependencies
Prints the dependency tree
Unlocks the given dependencies
Updates the given dependencies
Executes the tasks separated by comma
Lists all installed escripts
Builds an escript for the project
Installs an escript locally
Uninstalls local escripts
Lists all tasks or prints the documentation for a given task
A task that is simply meant to redirect users to iex -S mix
Loads and persists the given configuration
Loads the application and its dependencies paths
Lists local tasks
Installs Hex locally
Public keys are used by Mix to install packages like Rebar and Hex
Fetches a copy of rebar
or rebar3
from the given path or URL
Creates a new Elixir project. It expects the path of the project as argument
Profiles the given file or expression using Erlang’s fprof
tool
Runs the given file or expression in the context of the application
Runs the tests for a project
Performs cross reference checks between modules


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If you have spent any time with me you will know that I am passionate about Optimization. Now, you may pass this off as a bit of geekiness on my part but the reason I care about Optimization is that it has profound implications for how we care for people. When I get a moment to describe Optimization to someone the way I start off is by saying, “Optimization is the mathematics of caring for people.” If you care about making the world a better place for humanity, then you should care about Optimization.
The difficulty is that Optimization is often shrouded in mystery due to the math. My hope in this series is to clarify the mathematics of Optimization and make it more approachable. This will be the resource I wish I had when going through school. My desire is that by the end of the series you will have a firmer footing as you begin to scale the beautiful heights of Optimization and you come to enjoy it as art and as a tool for serving others.
Note: I am not putting these posts out in a particular order. Right now I am just writing on what I am researching currently. When the series is complete I will recompile them into a more sensible order. The field is vast so I may jump around as I focus on different areas in my professional life.
Integer and Mixed Integer Programming
Integer Programming (IP) and Mixed Integer Programming (MIP) both fall under the umbrella of Discrete Optimization since some or all of their decision variables must take on discrete values. They are amazing tools for mathematically modeling problems. By adding decision variables which must take on integer values we can describe complex logic in ways that Linear Programming (LP) cannot. The downside to this is that the problems are far more difficult to solve. Thankfully, there are a host of algorithms which can solve even incredibly large problems in a reasonable amount of time. The performance of these algorithms is highly dependent on the quality of the implementation though.
One of the immediate challenges we face when trying to solve IP and MIP problems is that we cannot directly deal with the fact that some of the decision variables need to take on integral values. What most algorithms do is solve a Linear Programming relaxation of the original problem. The integral requirements of the decision variables is relaxed. This relaxed LP is solved and then constraints are added which force the integer decision variables to converge toward integral solutions. This means that we can really think of solving IP and MIP problems as recursively solving LPs where we add constraints at each recursive step. These first few posts will describe some of the algorithms in this family of solution techniques.
Branch and Bound
Branch and Bound is the most straightforward method of searching for IP/MIP solutions. We solve an initial LP Relaxation of the original problem. If we find a solution where some of the integer decision variables have taken on nonintegral values we select one to branch one, much like binary search. We end up creating two new subproblems, referred to as nodes in the search tree, which are copies of the original problem but each one has a new constraint which forces the variable we are branching on to take on an integral value.
For example, if we solved the LP Relaxation and the decision variable $x_1 = 1.5$ but it is supposed to be integral we can branch on $x_1$. We do this by creating two new instances of the original problem but in one of the subproblems, or node in the search tree, we add the constraint $x_1 \leq1$ and in the other subproblem , or node, we add the constraint that $x_1 \geq 2$. These new problems will no longer allow $x_1$ to take on the value of $1.5$. We now solve these new problems (nodes) and add new constraints to force other nonintegral integer variables toward integral values.
As we successively solve these subproblems (nodes) we may come across a solution where the integrality requirements are met. This is called the incumbent solution. This solution represents the best feasible solution to our original problem we have found thus far. As we continue to search we may find a better solution which also meets the integrality requirements. This improved solution becomes the new incumbent solution. Eventually we will prune all of the branches and the remaining incumbent solution is the optimal solution for the original problem. Let’s walk through a more formal description of the algorithm.
Algorithm Description
Let’s put together a rough outline of how the Brand and Bound algorithm works. For that we will need some parameters.
$P =$ Our Initial Problem
$P_{LP} =$ The LP Relaxation of our initial problem
$z^\ast =$ The objective function value for $P_{LP}$
$P^n =$ The $n^{th}$ subproblem of problem $P$
$P^n_{LP} =$ The LP relaxation of the $P^n$ problem
$z^n =$ The objective function value for the solution to $P^n$
$z_{UB}^n =$ The best upper bound on the objective function for node $n$
$z_{LB}^n =$ The best lower bound on the objective function for node $n$
$Z_{UB} =$ The best upper bound for the objective function observed so far
$Z_{LB} =$ The best lower bound for the objective function so far
Step 0: Initialize the Problem
Create a LP Relaxation of the original problem, $P$, and solve it. We refer to this relaxed problem as $P_{LP}$ and it will be the initial node in our tree of nodes that we search. We attempt to solve $P_{LP}$ and check for one of the following conditions.
Infeasible
If the problem is infeasible at this stage we are done. If there is no solution to the $P_{LP}$ there is no solution to the original problem $P$.
Unbounded
If $P_{LP}$ has no bounds then we are done. The problem is unconstrained and therefore no optimal solution exists.
Integer Solution
All of the integeral requirements of $P$ have been met. We are done since the solution to $P_{LP}$ and $P$ is the same.
Fractional Solution
Some number of the integer variables have taken on nonintegral. We set $Z_{UB} = z^\ast$ where $z^\ast$ is the objective value for the initial problem $P_{LP}$ and $Z_{LB} = -\infty$. $Z_{LB} = -\infty$ is used to track what the best lower bound is for the original problem. We will use this value to prune nodes as we continue to search.
Select one of the nonintegral decision variables and branch. To branch we create two new nodes from the parent problem $P$. We make a copy of $P$ but we add a constraint to the child nodes which will force the nonintegral variable toward and integral value.
Let’s say that in $P$ $x_1$ is an integer decision variable. When we solve $P_{LP}$ we find that in the solution $x_1 = 1.5$. $x_1$ is supposed to take on an integral value so we decide to branch on this variable. We create a new child node $P^1$ which is the same as $P$ but with a new constraint $x_1 \leq 1$. The other child node we create is $P^2$ and is the same as $P$ but with the opposing constraint that $x_{1} \geq 2$. We add both of these child nodes to the Candidate List. We do not have an incumbent solution initially.
Step 1: Select a Node from the Candidate List
Now assuming that a feasible solution to $P$ was not found when we solved $P_{LP}$ then we need to choose a node to solve from the Candidate List. After Step 0 there will only be 2 nodes to the Candidate List but as we continue to iterate we will add more nodes in the Candidate List.
Which node we choose to solve is an algorithm design decision. We could choose the node with the best lower bound or continue down the children of the node we just solved. What some people do is do a depth first search to find a better $Z_{LB}$ to aid in pruning other nodes. The best choice is often problem dependent. Whatever strategy you employ, you will continue to evaluate nodes until the Candidate List has been emptied.
If at any point we arrive at Step 1 and find there are no nodes in the Candidate List yet have an incumbent solution we terminate the algorithm and declare the incumbent solution to be the optimal.
Step 2: Solve the LP Relaxation of the $n^{th}$ node
Based on whatever node selection rule we used in Step 1 we have chosen to solve the $P^n$ node. When you solve the LP Relaxation of the given node, $P_{LP}^n$, you will find $z^n$ which is the objective function value for $P_{LP}^n$. We then update $z_{UB}^n = z^n$. This represents the best possible objective function that could be achieved by the children of this node.
Step 3: Check for Infeasibility
If while solving $P_{LP}^n$ you find the solution is infeasible you can “prune” this branch. None of the children of this node will be feasible either so there is no point in continuing to search down this branch.
Step 4: Check against $Z_{LB}$
If $z^n \leq Z_{LB}$ we can prune this branch. If we are on the first iteration of the problem though $Z_{LB} = -\infty$ so no node will be eliminated by this check. In Step 5 we update this value so eventually it will be an effective means of guiding our search down the tree.
Now, why can we prune based on $z^n \leq Z_{LB}$ you may ask. This is because we know that there is another branch which guarantees better solutions than the current branch. There is no point in us spending time searching down this branch because we already know we can do just as well if not better searching a somewhere else. If we have not pruned based on this test proceed to Step 5 or Step 6 depending on the condition of the solution.
Step 5: Check for Integrality
If the solution to $P_{LP}^n$ meets the integrality requirements of $P$ we have found a feasible solution. We store this new incumbent solution and update the value of $Z_{LB} = z^n$ if $Z_{LB} < z^n$. Again, $z^n$ is the value of the objective function for $P_{LP}^n$ which is the node we just solved. We prune this branch since it will not be possible to find a better solution. We then return to Step 1.
Step 6: Branch the Solution
If we have reached this step there are still nonintegral values for the integer decision variables so we must branch the current node $P^n$. From here we select a nonintegral decision variable to branch on and create two child nodes and add them to the Candidate List.
For example, let’s say that $x_2$ is an integer decision variable in problem $P$ but in the current solution, $P_{LP}^n$, we find $x_2=4.5$. We decide to branch on this decision variable since we need it to take on an integral value. We will create two new problems which are the same as our current problem $P^n$ but each has a new constraint forcing $x_2$ toward an integral value. One of the child nodes will have the constraint $x_2 \leq 4$ and the other node will have the constraint $x_2 \geq 5$. Both of these new nodes are added to the Candidate List. Loop back to Step 1 and continue.
Wrapping Up
In this post I have given a quick overview of the Branch and Bound algorithm for solving IP and MIP problems. While there may be a lot of terminology the whole thing boils down to what is essentially a binary search with some rules for eliminating branches. Branch and Bound is a foundational technique for solving this class of problems. More advanced methods typically take the framework of Branch and Bound and add additional steps for speeding up convergence and strengthening bounds. In my next post I hope to provide some worked examples to illustrate how this technique works.


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Cryptofist08-Nov-18 05:16 PM
temp tattoos are cheap to get! Easy to distribute(edited)
Flexatron08-Nov-18 05:17 PM
Will they fall for it tho
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PTYX08-Nov-18 05:17 PM
Pirates usually do have tattooes so the pirate shop definitely needs them
@Flexatron if McAfee can do it, anyone can.
Cryptofist08-Nov-18 05:20 PM
Which logo for a tattoo? Theres so many.
@FishyGuts Is the P logo the new official logo?
Flexatron08-Nov-18 05:25 PM
A fake tat or real? @PTYX
PTYX08-Nov-18 05:35 PM
someone mentioned that the mcafee tat was possibly a fake. i dont know if it's true or not but what i'm saying is that if you create a good enough picture and put it in social media it doesnt really matter if it's a real tattoo or not.
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴08-Nov-18 05:37 PM
I'm pretty sure it's not permanent tatoo - since yo ucn have permanent and non-permanent one - why would you make permanent? he didn't say it's permenent at least so we can have some faith he is just a bit freaky
The power of the celebrity endorsement was on full display Wednesday, when John McAfee’s new tattoo triggered a sudden change in the fortunes of one particular cryptocurrency. That coin was Skycoin (SKY), and when McAfee revealed the tattoo to his +800,000 twitter followers...
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Nov-18 05:49 PM
Why Skycoin?
Oszy08-Nov-18 05:50 PM
guess i am living in a closet then
PTYX08-Nov-18 05:53 PM
narnia
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Nov-18 05:54 PM
My only real question is: "If SA jails are better than US jails, if you have money, then why does he have so many shitty jail-house tats?"
he looks like some dude from Mississippi that only had $50 on his books
PTYX08-Nov-18 05:56 PM
he was in belize. he'll probably say the ink is no good down there.
but the skycoin tat is made with super doge ink
it will never go away
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Nov-18 05:56 PM
One thing I'm sure of: it's not the ink (edited)
(unless the ink was made from unburnt plastic, dog shit, and jet fuel)
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Cryptofist08-Nov-18 06:05 PM
@webworker01 Does location matter?
Dre08-Nov-18 06:21 PM
Who knows ho join in piratepool, asic says that this poll is dead, who may help me
Cryptofist08-Nov-18 06:21 PM
@webworker01 considering it!
I was thinking left forearm or calf, take a video while it's being done.

Ok
Dre08-Nov-18 06:23 PM
Who knows why asic said me tha piratepoll is dead>?
yep
crypto_mang - pool.cryptomang08-Nov-18 06:24 PM
Where can I find info on setting up a Pirate pool? I already have KMD, but details are scarce on what I need to do. Thanks
Dre08-Nov-18 06:25 PM
2094-2096?
crypto_mang - pool.cryptomang08-Nov-18 06:27 PM
That doesn't mention Pirate.
Dre08-Nov-18 06:28 PM
hmm, i do't know this information/ maybe network. Try
Thks
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AndrewK08-Nov-18 11:11 PM
Selling 10k - 150k Pirate (ARRR) - DM for offers
wookie08-Nov-18 11:20 PM
@AndrewK please stick to the #deleted-channel channel for trades
AndrewK08-Nov-18 11:20 PM
@wookie please see the #deleted-channel channel
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Flexatron08-Nov-18 11:21 PM
lol
wookie08-Nov-18 11:23 PM
I did, what about it tells you to post trade requests in both #deleted-channel and #pirate?
jl777 is asking for #deleted-channel to be locked so people will use the exchanges != post your trades in other channels
AndrewK09-Nov-18 12:08 AM
I don't think many people around here would be happy with me placing a 150k sell wall on the exchange
KSanJuan09-Nov-18 12:35 AM
Dude, I've been waiting for you to do this...
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FishyGuts09-Nov-18 12:36 AM
KSanJuan09-Nov-18 12:37 AM
OTC prices need to appear on the exchange, then we've got a working marketpace and proper price discovery.(edited)
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AndrewK09-Nov-18 12:39 AM
I'm in no hurry to sell, especially at low exchange prices. If they dip even more, I'm happy to start trading the other direction.
 My buys keep getting filled at my set price each day. We have to have sellers so we buyers can be a buyin'.
This coin a a great project with the best team in crypto standing behind it. True price action will eventually allow us to catch the trade winds and she will sail, trust the process.
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AndrewK09-Nov-18 12:49 AM
I have a few coins up there, but there's a lot more resistance than support, so I'll let the dumpers take their fill for now.
we're inching awfully close back to 0.1
Zanzarismo09-Nov-18 12:52 AM
I agree with @KSanJuan . What could it hurt? Support is legion already, why not test resistances?
Redbeard09-Nov-18 01:06 AM
For those concerned about the McAfee tattoo and propose to send him $ARRR, I think there is a much better candidate, with a sound mind and a true pirate...Kim Dotcom.


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file types (Settings >> File Types). A short example: The folder you want to add contains MP3- and OGG-files.
Your list of active file types contains the 'MP3' but not the 'OGG' file type. If you add this folder to the
playlist all MP3-files will be added to the playlist, all OGG-files won't be added.
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Open or insert existing playlist files
There are two methods for importing the content of an existing playlist file: Open a playlist file or insert
a playlist file.
Opening a playlist file means, that the current playlist is discarded and the content of the opened playlist
is inserted. Furthermore the save location, the name and the type of the playlist is automatically initialized
with the opened playlist. So if an existing playlist file should be modified then opening the playlist file
is the way to go.
Playlist files can be opened in two different ways: Either click on the toolbar button "Open" and select the
desired playlist file or drag and drop a single playlist file from Windows Explorer onto Playlist Creator and
afterwards click on the button "Open".
Inserting a playlist file means, that the content of the inserted playlist is added to the current playlist at the
selected position. So the current playlist is not discarded but it is complemented with the inserted playlist.
The save location, the name and the type of the current playlist are not changed, either.
Playlist files can be inserted in two different ways, too: Either click on the button "Add playlist" and select the
desired playlist file or drag and drop a single playlist file from Windows Explorer onto Playlist Creator and
afterwards click on the button "Insert".
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Recursively adding folders to a playlist
Folders can be added recursively (i.e. content of the folder and all subfolders) to the playlist either via drag
and drop from Windows Explorer or via the "Add folder" button.
To add folders recursively via drag and drop, just hold the "Ctrl" key pressed while dropping the accordant folder
onto the playlist. Certainly, you can also drop several folders and/or files onto the playlist at once and add them
recursively.
If you want to add a folder recursively via the "Add folder" button, you only have to select the checkbox
"Add folder recursively", which is located directly below the display of the currently selected folder, in the
folder selection dialog and click on 'Ok'.
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Changing the order of playlist entries
Select the items that you want to move and click on the button "Move up" or "Move down". You can also move
the selected playlist items by using the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + Arrow Up" for moving the items one position
up or press "Ctrl + Arrow Down" for moving the items one position down. The same functionality is available via
the context menu of the playlist. Right-clicking on the selected entries pops up the context menu where you can
select the desired action.
Furthermore it's possible to move the selected items to the beginning or the end of the list. This works
by analogy with the above explanations via the accordant button, keyboard shortcut or context menu action.
The selection of multiple items works exactly like in Windows Explorer: Just click on the items with pressed
"Shift" or "Ctrl" key.
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Removing entries from a playlist
Either click on the button "Remove selected items" to remove the currently selected items from the playlist or
click on the button "Remove all items" to remove all items from the playlist. Furthermore you can delete the selected
items with the shortcut "Ctrl + Del". Use the shortcut "Ctrl + Shift + Del" to remove all items from the playlist.
Another way for removing items from the playlist is using the context menu of the playlist. Right-clicking on the
playlist or the selected items pops up the context menu where you can select the desired action.
All these operations just remove the concerning entries from the playlist. Of course no files will be deleted from
your hard disk!
The selection of multiple items works exactly like in Windows Explorer: Just click on the items with pressed
"Shift" or "Ctrl" key.
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Creation of dynamic titles
To activate the creation of dynamic titles open the "Extended Information" page in the settings and activate the check boxes
"Write extended information" and "Readout data from tags". Now you can specify the desired title format directly below.
At the right side of the dialog you'll find a list of all available title variables.
Note: Dynamic titles can only be created from file types which support tags (metadata). This includes for example file types
such as MP3, OGG and WMA.
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Adding custom file types
Open the "File Types" page in the settings. Enter the desired file type on the right side and click on the
"New" button. The file type you entered will now be added to the list of inactive file types. To activate
this type immediately just select it and click on the "Add" button.
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Just besides the golden parachutes!
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Use the following buttons on the camera page to:
Update the picture from the system's camera.
Go to the system's web page.
Get help.
You can include the camera picture from this system in another Web page
using the line:
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where systemname is the name of the system on which the camera resides.


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Use find instead of ls to better handle non-alphanumeric filenames.
ls -l | grep " $USER " | grep '\.txt$'
find . -maxdepth 1 -name '*.txt' -user "$USER"
ls
is only intended for human consumption: it has a loose, non-standard format and may "clean up" filenames to make output easier to read.
Here's an example:
$ ls -l
total 0
-rw-r----- 1 me me 0 Feb 5 20:11 foo?bar
-rw-r----- 1 me me 0 Feb 5 2011 foo?bar
-rw-r----- 1 me me 0 Feb 5 20:11 foo?bar
It shows three seemingly identical filenames, and did you spot the time format change? How it formats and what it redacts can differ between locale settings, ls
version, and whether output is a tty.
ls
can usually be substituted for find
if it's the filenames you're after.
If trying to parse out any other fields, first see whether stat
(GNU, OS X, FreeBSD) or find -printf
(GNU) can give you the data you want directly.
If the information is intended for the user and not for processing (ls -l ~/dir | nl; echo "Ok to delete these files?"
) you can ignore this error with a [[directive]].


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Some JNDI applications need a way to communicate various preferences and information that define the environment in which naming and directory services are accessed. For example, an application might need to specify the level of security for accessing a directory service. Or, when directory and naming services are distributed, the source of information is in more than one place--replicas, master, caches, etc. An application might want to access information from the authoritative source and needs to indicate this information to the JNDI system.
To address these requirements, JNDI defines a number of properties that developers and users can use to provide configuration information to the JNDI system. These are called environment properties .
There are different types of environment properties:
Context
interface defines constants for most of these
environment property names.com.sun.jndi.ldap
, properties specific to
Sun's LDAP provider have the prefix
"com.sun.jndi.ldap.".See the following section for security-related considerations when using environment properties.
Although the support for environment properties is rather extensive, it is important to note that an application typically does not need to deal with them, or only needs to set one or two properties. Most properties have reasonable defaults and only need to be adjusted when the application has special requirements.
A
context's environment is represented as a
java.util.Hashtable
or any of its subclasses (e.g.,
java.util.Properties 1
). It is typically specified using an
argument to the InitialContext
,
InitialDirContext
, or InitialLdapContext
constructors, and augmented with data from other sources (as
discussed in the rest of this section). They are inherited from the
parent context as context methods proceed from one context to the
next. For example, the following code creates an environment
consisting of two security-related properties and creates an
initial context using that environment.
Hashtable env = new Hashtable(); env.put(Context.SECURITY_PRINCIPAL, "jsmith"); env.put(Context.SECURITY_CREDENTIALS, "xxxxxxx"); Context ctx = new InitialContext(env);
Contexts that are looked up or otherwise derived from this initial context will have these two properties in their environment.
A
context's environment can be examined using
Context.getEnvironment()
.
Not all environment properties are meaningful to all contexts. Those that are not meaningful are ignored by the context but inherited by derived contexts (because they might be meaningful, for instance, to federated contexts).
A
JNDI resource file is a file in the properties file format (see
java.util.Properties
). The file contains a list of
key/value pairs. The key is the name of the property (e.g.,
"java.naming.factory.object") and the value is a string
in the format defined for that property. Here is an example of a
JNDI resource file:
java.naming.factory.object=com.wiz.jndi.AttrsToCorba:com.wiz.jndi.ToPerson java.naming.factory.state=com.wiz.jndi.CorbaToAttrs:com.wiz.jndi.FromPerson java.naming.factory.control=com.wiz.jndi.MyResponseControlFactory
There are two kinds of JNDI resource files: application and provider.
When
an application is deployed, it will generally have several codebase
directories and JARs in its classpath. Similarly, when an applet is
deployed, it will have a codebase and archives specifying where to
find the applet's classes. JNDI locates all application resource
files named jndi.properties
in the classpath. In
addition, if the file $JAVA_HOME/lib/jndi.properties
exists and is readable, JNDI treats it as an additional application
resource file. ( $JAVA_HOME
is the directory named by
the java.home
system property.) All of the properties
contained in these files are placed into the environment of the
initial context. This environment is then inherited by other
contexts.
For
each property found in more than one application resource file,
JNDI uses the first value found or, in a few cases where it makes
sense to do so, it concatenates all of the values. For example, if
the java.naming.factory.object
property is found in
three jndi.properties
resource files, the list of
object factories is a concatenation of the property values from all
three files. Using this scheme, each deployable component is
responsible for listing the factories that it exports. JNDI
automatically collects and uses all of these export lists when
searching for factory classes.
Application resource files are available
beginning with the Java Platform, except that the file in
$JAVA_HOME/lib
can be used on all Java platforms.
Each service provider has an optional resource file that contains properties specific to that provider. The name of this resource is:
[prefix/]jndiprovider.properties
where prefix is the package name of the provider's context implementation(s), with each period (".") converted to a slash ("/").
The JNDI library will consult the provider resource file when determining the values of certain properties. Properties other than these can be set in the provider resource file at the discretion of the service provider. The service provider's documentation should clearly state which properties are allowed.
Certain standard JNDI properties can alternately be set in the Java runtime's system properties, or in an applet's parameter list. These properties are:
java.naming.factory.initial java.naming.factory.object java.naming.factory.state java.naming.factory.control java.naming.factory.url.pkgs java.naming.provider.url java.naming.dns.url
For
JNDI to access an applet's parameters, the applet code must set the
java.naming.applet
environment property to an instance
of the applet ( java.applet.Applet
).
When these properties are set as system properties or applet parameters, they affect all of the application's/applet's contexts.
When JNDI constructs an initial context, the context's environment is initialized with properties defined in the environment parameter passed to the constructor and all application resource files. For the application/applet-scope properties, their values from the system properties and the applet parameters are also used.
JNDI passes the resulting environment to the initial context implementation. The environment is then inherited by contexts that are derived from the initial context. Since JNDI performs any necessary merging of the properties and their values, there is no need for the application or context implementation to directly consult the system properties or applet parameters.
A
context's environment can be changed using the
addToEnvironment()
and
removeFromEnvironment()
methods:
public interface Context { public Object addToEnvironment(String propName, Object val) throws NamingException; public Object removeFromEnvironment(String propName) throws NamingException; ... }
Not all environment properties are meaningful to all contexts. Changes to those that are not meaningful are still recorded and passed onto derived contexts.
Changing a property using the
addToEnvironment()
or
removeFromEnvironment()
methods affects the context
instance on which the method is invoked. For example, if you
specify new credentials for a context to use, subsequent methods
invoked on that context that require communication with the server
will use those new credentials (perhaps internally by first
creating a new connection to the server). These updated environment
properties are inherited by context instances that are subsequently
derived from the affected context instance, but do not otherwise
affect other context instances that were in existence prior to the
update.
When
a change is made to the environment properties, there is no
requirement that the change be verified and acted upon at the time
addToEnvironment()
or
removeFromEnvironment()
is invoked. The only
requirement is that the change (or changes) be effective the next
time an operation that uses that property is invoked.
For some environment properties, JNDI defines defaults (see Appendix A). For others, the default might be determined by the service provider or a group of service providers. If a context's environment does not have a particular property, the context behaves as if its environment has that property with its default value.
When a property is removed from a context's environment, the context assumes the default behavior specified for that property. This does not necessarily mean that the default value must be recorded as the property's value. The removal may also be indicated by the absence of the property from the context's environment.
Some
environment properties have a fixed set of acceptable values while
others have values that must follow a particular syntax. If an
unacceptable value is presented, a property-specific exception will
be thrown (for example, ConfigurationException
,
IllegalArgumentException
, or
AuthenticationNotSupportedException
). In some cases,
it might be reasonable for the service provider to accept
additional values than those specified, in which case, those values
should be documented.


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HISTORY OF KARU, F.C.T UP TO 1999
Course: history
Pages: 45
Research date: November, 2019
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History of urbanization in the federal Capital Territory
Case study of jikwoyi and karu communities
Course history
Pages: 73
Research date: October, 2019
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FUEL SUBSIDY REMOVAL AND THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY
A CASE STUDY OF ABAKILIKI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, EBONYI STATE
Course: public administration
Pages 126
Research date: August, 2012
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BOKO HARAM CRISIS AND THE SOCIO-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT OF NIGERIA
A CASE STUDY OF NIGER STATE
Course: public administration
Pages: 112
Research date: August, 2012
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WOMEN EMPOWERMENT AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMEN
A STUDY OF BWARI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, F.C.T, NIGERIA
Course: sociology
Pages: 88
Research date: August, 2013
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THE INFLUENCE OF REWARD ADMINISTRATION ON TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATION
A STUDY OF CARITAS UNIVERSITY, AMORJI-NIKE ENUGU, ENUGU STATE, NIGERIA
Course: sociology
Pages: 62
Research date: August, 2013
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THE DETERMINANCE OF INDUCED ABORTION AMONG UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
A STUDY OF UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR, CROSS RIVER STATE NIGERIA
Course
sociology
Pages 87
Research date August, 2013
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THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF WOMEN ORGANISATIONS IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
CASE STUDY: MBAISE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF IMO STATE
Course sociology
Pages: 61
Research date: August, 2013
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THE NATURE AND CONSEQUENCES OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN NIGERIA
A STUDY OF ENUGU NORTH LGA, ENUGU STATE
Course: sociology
Pages: 54
Research date: June, 2012
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SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL FACTORS MILITATING AGAINST COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
A CASE STUDY OF IDEATO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF IMO STATE
Course sociology
Pages: 81
Research date: August 2013
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KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS TOWARDS HOMOSEXUALITY AND ITS IMPLICATION ON SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT
A STUDY OF CARITAS UNIVERSITY, AMORJI- NIKE, EMENE, ENUGU STATE
Course sociology
Pages: 48
Research date: August 2012
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THE IMPACT OF PUBLIC OPINION ON PUBLIC POLICY IN NIGERIA
AN APPRAISAL OF 2010-2012
Course: political science
Pages: 201
Research date: August, 2013
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CHILDLESSNESS AND SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACT ON MARRIED COUPLES
A CASE STUDY OF IDAH COMMUNITY IN KOGI STATE
Course sociology
Pages: 70
Research date: August, 2013
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CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF COMMERCIAL SEX WORK AMONG AKWA IBOM GIRLS
A STUDY OF YOUTHS IN UYO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Course sociology
Pages: 70
Research date: August, 2013
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WOMEN EMPOWERMENT IN NIGERIAN POLITICS
CASE STUDY OF UDI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Course political science
Pages: 128
Research date: August, 2013
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THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE BOKO HARAM INSURGENCE IN NIGERIA: 2009-2013
Course political science
Pages: 166
Research date: August, 2013


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 She enjoys eating, playing, chewing, and carrying around buckets. She lives a spoiled life in Massachusetts with her family of five. She looks forward to when her owners come home to visit from college.
She loves getting toys from her Pick of the Pack box, but her favorite pick has been the organic peanut butter flavored treats from the June “Sunshine” box.
Harper has been a loyal customer and we thank her for her support!
This is
Ozzy
Ozzy is a 11 year old 65 pound English Setter. He is constantly running, chasing birds, or curled up taking a nap. He lives in Massachusetts with his black lab sister Harper. He gets excited when his owners come home to visit from college, but at the same time enjoys his options of empty beds to sleep in at night when they are not home.
Ozzy always loves the organic and locally sourced treats in his Pick of the Pack box, but it is hard to catch him without his Squeaky Dog Plush toy from the April “Man’s Best Friend” themed box.
Ozzy has been a loyal customer and we thank him for his support!
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GMIT has four libraries in different campus locations - the Galway Campus, Centre for Creative Arts and Media (CCAM), Mayo Campus, and Letterfrack Campus. Our library stock is fully automated and all our print materials are classified according to the Dewey Decimal Classification system..
The mission of the library is to promote a learning culture within GMIT by acquiring, organising, disseminating and providing access to learning resources and services in a congenial environment. The library will support teaching, learning, research and regional development by providing a customer based service to our students, staff and stakeholders.
GMIT Library,
Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology,
Dublin Road,
Galway.
EXT: 2782
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GMIT Library,
Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology,
Dublin Road,
Galway.
EXT: 2828
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GMIT Library,
Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology,
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Galway.
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Now
I am back to campus after 11 months of staying inside home.
I am reading “the Art of Failure” by Jesper Juul and carrying on my PhD work. Time for the main study!
In addition, I got some new gizmos for meself. Behold the Perixx Periboard ergonomic keyboard. I am just breaking into the new keyboard, finding things a bit tough, but it seems I am really helping my hand years (as Rohit says).
I am learning quite some new things about myself as I reflect on my indoor stay and read Thich Nhat Hanh. I think, my brother is right when he says, lockdown is the best time to stop performing, start being with self, and live a reflexive life. I have started reading સૌરાષ્ટૃ ની રસધાર.
Talking about my work…
About my research, I am rethinking about my plan for the main study as I focus on some strucutal aspects on games. Thoughts are scattered, but they exist. Planning to write articles and blogs about my thoughts here. Once a week, at least.
I have rebooted my zettelkasten, but in conjunction to pen-paper mode where things are faster. I am also back to whiteboarding.
Apart from that, I am working with several of my friends to get their work sold on the NFT market place. Figuring out a strategy and positioning their work in this indie scene. Honestly, it is not happening at the rate at which I had hoped it would go. But I guess, patience and constant attempt is the secret sauce.
From making aspect of me, I am looking at play from the attention economics viewpoint and been making some critical artefacts–some Indie, some collab with artists.
I am making a webcam based timelapse to record a plant’s growth. I have been quite loving this aspect of myself where I seeing something grow. It has also been helping me see my growth and in turn helping me reflect.
Untill I am habituated with this transformation, I will not update this now page.


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Silence, the voice of the inside,
Silence, the emotion flowing through the arteries,
Silence, the soul is searching for...
The silence is the loudest voice, the voice that is inside every being. It is the voice of the ideas, the passion that every being holds, or the voice of itself. This silence defines the entity for that being.
The idea of the blog is to build a platform for every being to present their knack in front of the world. The silence is the strength for every action. It builds a fighter in every soul making it eternal. The silence owns a heart of hope, many hearts, and many hopes. Alone and lost a heart sit aside, hearing the tone of the vibrations, the noise of the clement wind. The silence feels a note in every noise, the noise making euphony. The silence stands in a hope of new soul understanding the quintessence of the euphony.
For once, if the silence owns a voice, just as the soul owns a heart. The soul is an entity without the body but only a heart that could pump out through the invisible being.
The idea of this block is to create a platform for every being to portray the art they possess. In this section the people can post any of the art work they feel they are good at. This block welcome all art forms like music, caricatures, painting, photography, video making, cooking, social work, etc., any sort of work they are good at. This block is for the folks who had somewhere met their inner self but and are waiting for the self to meet the world, waiting for the self to teach the world, HUMANITY. This is for the people who evolved their new ideas, who work on the observations, who approach the new directions.
The main section is where the people can post their work and let the world see it, they can post all their art forms.


Tailwind is different from frameworks like Bootstrap, Foundation, or Bulma in that it's not a UI kit.
It doesn't have a default theme, and there are no built-in UI components.
On the flip side, it also has no opinion about how your site should look and doesn't impose design decisions that you have to fight to undo.
If you're looking for a framework that comes with a menu of predesigned widgets to build your site with, Tailwind might not be the right framework for you.
But if you want a huge head start implementing a custom design with its own identity, Tailwind might be just what you're looking for.
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Here's how to trade Pokémon in Sword and Shield
Source: iMore
One of the most integral aspects of playing Pokémon is trading your catches with friends so you can complete the Pokédex. There are hundreds of Pokémon in the Sword and Shield Pokédex and several of them are exclusive to one version of the game or the other. So, in order to catch 'em all, you really need to trade with someone, either online or locally. We're here to help you out. Here's how to trade Pokémon in Sword and Shield.
How to Link Trade
This kind of trade allows you to see which Pokémon your friend or someone online wants to send you. If you don't like the option they are suggesting you can cancel the trade. If you're trading with a friend who's nearby, you will both need to complete these steps on your own Nintendo Switch. If you want to know how to Link Trade with a friend who isn't nearby click here.
- Press the Y button on your right Joy-Con to bring up the Y-Comm menu.
- Check the upper right hand corner to see what trading mode it's in. If you want to trade with a friend make sure it says "Local Communication". For anyone wanting to trade online with a random player, it should say "Internet". If it doesn't say the correct mode, press the + button to switch. Note that you need a Nintendo Switch Online membership in order to trade online. Source: iMore
- Select Link Trade.
- Select Start trading. Source: iMore
- Your Switch is ready to trade. Wait for it to search for someone nearby.
- Once both Switch consoles are ready to trade, a message will pop up reading, "A trade partner has been found! Time for a trade! Press the A button to continue** Source: iMore
- Select the Pokémon you want to send to the other person.
- Select Trade it. Source: iMore
- The image of the Pokémon the other person wants to give you will appear. If you're ok with the trade, select Trade it.
- This notice will pop up. Press A to make it go away. Source: iMore
- A trading animation will play through showing the Pokémon getting sent to the other trainer. Some text will pop up Press A to get through it.
- You'll then be brought back to your Pokémon Box. The game will ask if you want to recieve your friend's League Card. Choose Yes or No. Source: iMore
- If you want to do more trading select another Pokémon. If you want to quit trading, Press B.
- Select Yes to continue playing your game. Source: iMore
How to Link Trade with a friend who isn't nearby
If you've got a friend that isn't in the same room as you, but you want to trade then you'll want to trade using a code. Here's how to trade with a specific friend whether they're in a different building, different city, different state, or different country.
- Press the Y button on your right Joy-Con to bring up the Y-Comm menu.
- Check the upper right hand corner to see what trading mode it's in. It should say "Internet". If it doesn't say the correct mode, press the + button to switch. Note that you need a Nintendo Switch Online membership in order to trade online. Source: iMore
- Select Link Trade.
- Select Set Link Code. Source: iMore
- You'll need to create a 4-digit code. Try to make it something complex otherwise, you'll get paired up with a random person.
- Press the + button or OK to continue. Source: iMore
- Tell your friend what the 4-digit code is. I tend to text my friends or message them to give them this info.
- From their own Switch, your friend needs to go into the Y-Comm and complete steps 1 - 6. Source: iMore
- The game will search for a player using the same 4-digit code. Wait for the game to pair you up.
- The game will let you know it found a player to trade with. Press A to continue. Source: iMore
- You'll be taken to your Pokémon Box. Before trading, make sure the other person is actually your friend and not just a random player. You can see your friend's name in the upper right corner if you hover over a blank area in your Boxes.
- Select the Pokémon you want to send to the other person. I find it's easiest to message or text your friend to determine which Pokémon you want to trade. Source: iMore
- Select Trade it.
- The image of the Pokémon the other person wants to give you will appear. If you're ok with the trade, select Trade it. Source: iMore
- This notice will pop up. Press A to make it go away.
- A trading animation will play through showing the Pokémon getting sent to the other trainer. Some text will pop up Press A to get through it. Source: iMore
- You'll then be brought back to your Pokémon Box. The game will ask if you want to recieve your friend's League Card. Choose Yes or No.
- If you want to do more trading select another Pokémon. If you want to quit trading, Press B. Source: iMore
- Select Yes to continue playing your game.  To complete a local Surprise Trade, both players will need to complete these steps on their own Switch.
- Press the Y button on your right Joy-Con to bring up the Y-Comm menu.
- Check the upper right hand corner to see what trading mode it's in. If you want to trade with a friend make sure it says "Local Communication". For anyone wanting to trade online with a random player, it should say "Internet". If it doesn't say the correct mode, press the + button to switch. Note that you need a Nintendo Switch Online membership in order to trade online. Source: iMore
- Select Surprise Trade.
- Select the Pokémon you want to trade. Source: iMore
- Click on Select.
- You'll be brought back to the Y-Comm menu. Press Start. Source: iMore
- The game will tell you it will look for another person to trade with. Press A to get through these notices.
- You're free to run and around and play your game. The Surprise Trade will continue working in the background. Source: iMore
- Eventually a blue notice reading "Trade completed!" will show up in the bottom left corner of your screen. Press Y to see what Pokémon you got.
- An animation will play showing the trade sequence. Press A to get through the text that pops up. Now you've successfully completed a Surprise Trade. Source: iMore
There you have it. Now you know how to complete a Link Trade and a Surprise Trade either locally or online.
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