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Citation management
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Zotero for local and remote bibliography management.
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Zotero connector for Zotero integration in browsers.
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bibtex vs biblatex vs biber vs natbib to understand the differences.
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command assigns an internal keyword which is used in referencing via\ref
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will change the actual label that appears in the output.
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command will automatically determine what is being referenced based on the type of the object that was labelled. For example,\ref{mylabel}
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is next an equation and “Figure (1)” if\label{mylabel}
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will show up as “Equation (1)”.
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| SpiffsParticleFile () |
| | You normally don't need to instantiate one of these, you use the openFile method of SpiffsParticle instead.
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| | You normally don't need to instantiate one of these, you use the openFile method of SpiffsParticle instead.
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| | Destructor. Note that this only destroys the container, the underlying file handle is still open and valid.
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| SpiffsParticleFile & | operator= (const SpiffsParticleFile &other) |
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| virtual int | available () |
| | Returns the number of bytes available to read from the current file position. More...
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| virtual int | read () |
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| virtual int | peek () |
| | Read a single byte from the current file position, but do not increment the file position. More...
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| virtual void | flush () |
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| virtual size_t | readBytes (char *buffer, size_t length) |
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| s32_t | length () |
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void | seekStart () |
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| size_t | println (unsigned int value, int base=DEC) |
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| size_t | println (long value, int base=DEC) |
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| size_t | println (unsigned long value, int base=DEC) |
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| size_t | println (double value, int dec=2) |
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Extension of Arduino/Wiring Stream/Print manipulating a single SPIFFS file.
SpiffsParticleRK - Particle wrapper for SPIFFS library
Port and this wrapper: https://github.com/rickkas7/SpiffsParticleRK Original SPIFFS library: https://github.com/pellepl/spiffs/
License: MIT (both) You can use either this API, or the native SPIFFS API, which looks basically like the Unix file API.


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A junior software enginer focuing on virtualization technology


AmigoCloud
(GDAL/OGR >= 2.1)
This driver can connect to the AmigoCloud API services.
GDAL/OGR must be built with Curl support in order for the
AmigoCloud driver to be compiled.
The driver supports read and write operations.
Dataset name syntax
The minimal syntax to open a AmigoCloud datasource is : AmigoCloud:[project_id]
Additional optional parameters can be specified after the ':' sign.
Currently the following one is supported :
- datasets=dataset_id1[,dataset_id2, ..]: A list of AmigoCloud dataset IDs.
This is necessary when you need to access a particular AmigoCloud dataset.
If several parameters are specified, they must be separated by a space.
If no datset_id is provided, the driver will print list of available datasets for given project.
For example: "AmigoCloud:1234 datasets"
List of available datasets for project id: 1234
| id | name
|-----------|-------------------
| 5551 | points
| 5552 | lines
Configuration options
The following configuration options are available :
- AMIGOCLOUD_API_URL: defaults to https://www.amigocloud.com/api/v1.
Can be used to point to another server.
- AMIGOCLOUD_API_KEY: see following paragraph.
Authentication
All the access permissions are defined by AmigoCloud backend.
Authenticated access is obtained by specifying the API key given in the
AmigoCloud dashboard web interface. It is specified with the
AMIGOCLOUD_API_KEY configuration option.
Geometry
The OGR driver will report as many geometry fields as available in the
layer, following RFC 41.
Filtering
The driver will forward any spatial filter set with SetSpatialFilter() to
the server. It also makes the same for attribute
filters set with SetAttributeFilter().
Write support
Dataset creation and deletion is possible.
Write support is only enabled when the datasource is opened in update mode.
The mapping between the operations of the AmigoCloud service and the OGR concepts is the following :
- OGRFeature::CreateFeature() <==> INSERT operation
- OGRFeature::SetFeature() <==> UPDATE operation
- OGRFeature::DeleteFeature() <==> DELETE operation
- OGRDataSource::CreateLayer() <==> CREATE TABLE operation
- OGRDataSource::DeleteLayer() <==> DROP TABLE operation
When inserting a new feature with CreateFeature(), and if the command is successful, OGR will fetch the
returned amigo_id (GUID) and use hash value of it as the OGR FID.
The above operations are by default issued to the server synchronously with the OGR API call. This however
can cause performance penalties when issuing a lot of commands due to many client/server exchanges.
Layer creation options
The following layer creation options are available:
- OVERWRITE=YES/NO: Whether to overwrite an existing table with the
layer name to be created. Defaults to NO.
- GEOMETRY_NULLABLE=YES/NO: Whether the values of the geometry column
can be NULL. Defaults to YES.
Examples
Different ways to provide AmigoCloud API token:
ogrinfo --config AMIGOCLOUD_API_KEY abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw -al "AmigoCloud:1234 datasets=987"
ogrinfo -oo AMIGOCLOUD_API_KEY=abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw -al "AmigoCloud:1234 datasets=987"
env AMIGOCLOUD_API_KEY=abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw ogrinfo -al "AmigoCloud:1234 datasets=987"
export AMIGOCLOUD_API_KEY=abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw
ogrinfo -al "AmigoCloud:1234 datasets=987"
Show list of datasets.
$ ogrinfo -ro "AmigoCloud:1234 datasets"
List of available datasets for project id: 1234
| id | name
|-----------|-------------------
| 5551 | points
| 5552 | lines
Accessing data from a list of datasets:
ogrinfo -ro "AmigoCloud:1234 datasets=1234,1235"
Creating and populating a table from a shapefile:
ogr2ogr -f AmigoCloud "AmigoCloud:1234" myshapefile.shp
Append the data to an existing table (dataset id: 12345) from a shapefile:
ogr2ogr -f AmigoCloud "AmigoCloud:1234 datasets=12345" myshapefile.shp
or
ogr2ogr -append -f AmigoCloud "AmigoCloud:1234 datasets=12345" myshapefile.shp
Overwriting the data of an existing table (dataset id: 12345) with data from a shapefile:
ogr2ogr -append -doo OVERWRITE=YES -f AmigoCloud "AmigoCloud:1234 datasets=12345" myshapefile.shp
Delete existing dataset (dataset id: 12345) and create a new one with data from a shapefile:
ogr2ogr -overwrite -f AmigoCloud "AmigoCloud:1234 datasets=12345" myshapefile.shp
Overwriting the data of an existing table (dataset id: 12345) with data from a shapefile. Filter the only the records with values of the field "visited_on" after 2017-08-20
ogr2ogr -append -doo OVERWRITE=YES -f AmigoCloud "AmigoCloud:1234 datasets=12345" -where "visited_on > '2017-08-20'" myshapefile.shp
See Also


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"Why are the streets of France lined with trees? So the Germans can march in the shade."
| 18 Mar 1314 |
Jacques de Molay, Grand Master of the Knights Templar, is burned at the stake during the final purge of the Templars in France. Among the things de Molay admitted to the Inquisitor panel (though possibly coerced) were the obligation of Templars to deny Christ when they joined, and a sacrament that involved spitting on a crucifix. |
| 24 Aug 1572 |
Troops loyal to the French crown alongside Catholic civilians massacre the Protestant Huguenots of Paris, estimates range between 20,000 and 100,000 deaths. At news of this carnage of this St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre, a gleeful Pope Gregory XIII ordered celebrations and a medal to be struck. |
| 1 Aug 1589 |
King Henri III of France is assassinated by a crazy Jacobin monk. Among his crimes are opposing the Catholic League, and his love of... handsome young men. |
| 14 May 1610 |
Fanatical monk François Ravaillac jumps aboard the coach of King Henry IV and stabs him twice through the open window. Then the French monarch bleeds to death before medical help can reach him. |
| 2 Jun 1740 |
Marquis de Sade is born in Palais de Condé, Paris. |
| 14 Jul 1789 |
A mob of 20,000 people storms Bastille Prison in Paris, killing its personnel and freeing all seven prisoners incarcerated therein: four forgers, an accomplice to murder, a nobleman jailed for incest, and an insane Irishman. The warden is decapitated and his head
carried around on a pike. So begins the French Revolution. |
| 16 Oct 1793 |
Deposed French queen Joséphe Jeanne Marie Antoinette sits in an open cart, enduring three hours of public ridicule as she is slowly driven around the streets of Paris. Finally, she is taken to the guillotine. Before she loses her head, Antoinette tells the crowd: "Farewell, my children, forever. I go to your Father." |
| 28 Jul 1794 |
After his Reign of Terror turns against him,
Maximilien Robespierre is guillotined
in Paris. |
| 15 Mar 1894 |
Jean Pauwels is killed walking into the Madeline church in Paris, when a bomb in his pocket suddenly goes off. The Belgian anarchist is later determined to have been responsible for two other explosions in February, one of which killed a pedestrian. |
| 21 May 1871 |
Government troops invade the Paris Commune and engage its residents in street fighting. By the close of "Bloody Week" some 20,000 communards have been massascred and 38,000 arrested. |
| 18 May 1904 |
In Paris, 12 nations ratify the International Agreement for the Suppression of the White Slave Trade. Another 48 countries and territories follow suit over the next six years. Conspicuously absent from the list of signatories is the United States of America. |
| 15 Oct 1917 |
Dutch spy H21, also known as Mata Hari, is executed in Paris by a 12-man firing squad. The dancer, born Gertrude Zelle, had slept with a number of high-ranking military officers from around the world and passed secrets along to the German high command. After death, her body is given to the University of Paris medical school for dissection. |
| 1938 |
The dismembered body of Rudolf Klement, Trotsky's former secretary, found floating in the Seine, Paris. |
| 23 Jun 1940 |
Adolf Hitler visits the city of Paris, primarily because he wanted to see the tomb of Napoleon. |
| 23 Aug 1944 |
The German SS places explosive charges around the Eiffel Tower, under orders to destroy both it and Paris in the event of retreat. |
| 3 Jan 1956 |
A fire occurs atop the Eiffel Tower. |
| 17 Oct 1961 |
Between 50 and 200 unarmed Algerian muslims are massacred by Paris police during an FLN demonstration. Dozens more are murdered in the courtyard of the main police headquarters. At the time, the De Gaulle government was unstable and trying to hold onto its African colonies, thus the massacre was not widely reported. |
| 3 Jul 1971 |
Jim Morrison is found dead of an apparent heart attack in his Paris apartment bathtub. That's what he wants us to think, anyway. |
| 3 Jul 1973 |
A supersonic Tupolev Tu-144 (a Russian knockoff of the Concorde nicknamed the Concordski) crashes at the Paris Air Show, killing 13 people in front of an audience of 200,000. The Russians never revealed the cause of the crash. |
| 11 Nov 1986 |
The president of Renault assassinated in a terrorist attack. |
| 31 Aug 1997 |
Lady Diana, and her boyfriend Dodi Fayed, killed in car crash inside a Paris tunnel. The driver was drunk and they were going very, very fast. |
| 2 Jul 1998 |
The eternal flame at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, which has burned continuously since 1921 to commemorate the dead of World War I, is extinguished by an intoxicated soccer fan with his beer-enriched urine. Mexican national Rodrigo Rafael Ortega is arrested and charged with public drunkenness and offending the dead. |
| 25 Jul 2000 |
A right tire explosion on the Concorde causes the plane to crash after takeoff from Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, leaving 113 dead. It is the first crash in Concorde's history, and the only supersonic
commercial flight to ever crash. |
| 22 Jul 2003 |
A fire occurs atop the Eiffel Tower, in a broadcast equipment room. |


MAVIS (Meta-Analysis via Shiny) is a web application and R
package for running a meta-analysis with Shiny and R.
aRma is the Turkish version of MAVIS. Burak Aydin at Recep
Tayyip Erdoğan University in Rize Turkey translated and
maintains this application and part of the MAVIS R package.
lavaan.shiny (Latent Variable Analysis with Shiny) is a
Shiny wrapper to the lavaan package. Currently lavaan.shiny
allows users to run confirmatory factor analysis, growth
curve models, and structural equation models.
CTTShiny is a Shiny application for running classical test
theory and item analysis with Shiny.
IRTShiny is a Shiny application for running item
response theory analysis with Shiny.
PACA is a Shiny application for running principle
components analysis with Shiny.
RCryptsy: Access to Cryptsy Crypto-Currency Exchange Public
Information API via R
Part of rOpenSci
RStars: Access to the Digital Universe Data set API
Part of rOpenSci


A 300 times return, inside McDonald's CEO change, and what's next for WeWork
by Matt TurnerHello!
While most of Wall Street was focused on deal talks between Charles Schwab and TD Ameritrade this week, another financial services deal caught my eye.
Honey, which makes a browser extension that surfaces coupons while you shop online, sold to PayPal for $US4 billion in cash. As Melia Russell reported, the acquisition gives new meaning to the term “sweet deal.”
Honey faced rejection from VCs for two years before raising a seed round of $US1.8 million in 2014 from Mucker Capital, Bam Ventures, Ludlow Ventures, SXE Ventures, and an angel investor.
Richard Jun, a cofounder and managing director of Bam Ventures, told Melia Bam put $US150,000 into Honey’s seed round. Its investment is worth 300 times that after the acquisition, which comes out to $US45 million.
The deal is emblematic of an evolution in the payments space, where more companies are looking to move beyond just moving money.
An Andreessen Horowitz general partner told Shannen Balogh for example that Uber and Apple are just the start, and eventually every company will want to be a fintech. Citi Ventures meanwhile is betting on cars that pay their own bills, and its co-head of investing envisions a future where your devices make payments without you.
Inside McDonald’s CEO change
McDonald’s CEO Steve Easterbrook’s termination as CEO earlier this month following a relationship with a female coworker sent shock waves through the massive fast-food chain, according to Kate Taylor.
This week she published three stories on the CEO change focused on the immediate aftermath of Easterbrook’s exit, and new CEO Chris Kempczinski’s efforts to win over employees and franchisees since. Check them out:
- The chaotic aftermath of the McDonald’s CEO’s termination
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Am I correct that the "account" feature in Bitcoin -> Zcash -> Komodo is going to be obsolete eventually? Don't remember where I came across this. Just want to confirm.
I want to know if I should code the APIs support like these in my kmdgo package:
yeah code it imo, it'll be around for a little while in kmd probably
grewalsatinder18-Jan-19 12:41 AM
satinders-MacBook-Pro:~ satinder$ komodo-cli help getaccount
getaccount "KMD_address"
DEPRECATED. Returns the account associated with the given address.
okay, leaving this command then
Mylo18-Jan-19 12:42 AM
hey @grewalsatinder what is crypto conditions dot info url?
grewalsatinder18-Jan-19 12:43 AM
cryptoconditions.info
Mylo18-Jan-19 12:43 AM
think redirect is not currently working, but i might be entering wrong addy
grewalsatinder18-Jan-19 12:43 AM
oh the forwarding url
it was forwarding to the old slate docs website
is that no more?
Mylo18-Jan-19 12:43 AM
no idea, i thought it was going to github repo
grewalsatinder18-Jan-19 12:43 AM
okay, let me check, I'll fix it
can you give me the new URL ?
Mylo18-Jan-19 12:44 AM
i don't know the url sorry. i thought it was just going to jl's cc guide he wrote up
grewalsatinder18-Jan-19 12:45 AM
according to that bitcoin link I was expecting we'll have the label API commands in our forks too
couldn't find those commands.
@jl777c I see that for signedmessage API I need to unlock my wallet. but for calls like getbalance, getnewaddress etc like I don't need to unlock my wallet with passphrase
is that how it is suppose to be?
dukeleto18-Jan-19 05:28 AM
I would love to get rid of "accounts", but i guess it potentially not make some wallets work?
I think "accounts" should be removed from RPC interface, just leave the internals, like a dingleberry
there are a lot of RPCs dealing with accounts that, in theory, need to learn about dpowconfs
i would rather delete the RPCs
but also, don't want to be like Bitcoin Core deleting getinfo like a madman
dukeleto18-Jan-19 05:49 AM
the accounts feature was written for a very early BTC exchange, the story goes. They wanted to manage all user funds directly in their wallet. It never worked out for them, they ended up not using it, and it's been in BTC core ever since, rotting
Mylo18-Jan-19 07:27 AM
thanks for background apparent story. tales from the crypt
jl777c18-Jan-19 07:36 AM
accounts are deprecated
dont use them
all places that have account just use ""
BTC partially deprecated it, zcash deprecated more. I never use them. assume they dont work at all
@grewalsatinder getbalance doesnt need a privkey to calculate it
it is interesting getnewaddress doesnt, but that is because it doesnt have to decrypt anything. it makes a new privkey and then adds it to the wallet is my guess
grewalsatinder18-Jan-19 08:49 AM
okay, just wanted ask and make sure of things. thanks for clearing.
I guess, still we should check if some API which suppose to prompt walletpassphrase message if somehow is not asking.... if that's that case, then it needs fixing to ask.
@dukeleto hey mate, can your tests assure of that thing?
grewalsatinder18-Jan-19 10:35 AM
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$ komodo-cli help sendfrom
sendfrom "fromaccount" "toKMDaddress" amount ( minconf "comment" "comment-to" )
DEPRECATED (use sendtoaddress). Sent an amount from an account to a KMD address.
 Contribute to satindergrewal/kmdgo development by creating an account on GitHub.
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If I could keep this speed, may be I'll be done with adding all basic APIs by end of weekend.
jorian18-Jan-19 01:07 PM
@grewalsatinder i see that the code doesn't do any validation of RPC arguments a user enters. for example, i need to use privkeys when signing a multisig transaction, and before my rust code does the actual request, it would first check if the data is actually a privkey. are you planning on doing that too?
or do you want to keep the layer as thin as possible
grewalsatinder18-Jan-19 01:09 PM
yes, I plan to add extra custom features of making creating address wif and all such conversions later to this lib
then I'll add all those validation checks for the address pubkeys and whatever is required
for now I'm only adding the CURL API work to it.
the validation and error etc are all reflected from the API itself, so just giving back those same errors in return to API
jorian18-Jan-19 01:13 PM
great stuff
you really picked up the pace
grewalsatinder18-Jan-19 01:14 PM
yes, I embarrassingly spent N months stuck on something so fundamental, which got cleared in first week of this year.
so I'm kinda making progress the same way I used to make with node.js code in my early days
jorian18-Jan-19 01:14 PM
(edited)
is learning go hard?
grewalsatinder18-Jan-19 01:15 PM
it is indeed different than anything I have ever learned.
I have my fundamentals of programming all set from C/C++ right from the days of I learned computer fundamentals over decade ago
PHP, HTML, CSS, Js, were super easy
node.js felt a little odd, but still easy
Golang is just very very odd
It is basically making almost everything a type
all those OOPs concepts are managed by type and go routines
jorian18-Jan-19 01:17 PM
rust is married to types too
grewalsatinder18-Jan-19 01:18 PM
I yet to apply all the fundamentals I learned to my next work that I'll do in proof of concept apps.
so far work is very basic thing, but it's just doing what it needs to do. call API, get answer, manage error handling and use methods to easily work with go and kmd API
that's all
Apps will need to be concurrent, so will have more go language things used in them.
I'll get to learn making custom transactions through this kmdgo package (edited)
jorian18-Jan-19 01:20 PM
hehe, yes, same for me
learnt a ton by inspecting what each rpc actually does
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grewalsatinder18-Jan-19 01:20 PM
that is the most smallest basic thing I want to learn


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I am absolutely terrified of this general election. I along with millions of us in the UK would be UNINSURABLE.
I do not know how I will stay alive. The pharmaceutical companies are inhumane.
The cost of drugs is a crime. Finding a new lifesaving drug is treasure for the rich and misery for the poor who can't afford them.
It isn’t fair and it is not right. The massive majority of the press are screaming out about the Labour party.
They’re terrified of Jeremy Corbyn because of absolutely everything he has ever stood for.
All we hear is “he’s dangerous” (he’s not) or “he’s friends with the IRA” (he had meetings with them just as the Conservatives did BUT he was trying to secure talks towards a peaceful agreement) or “he’s an anti-semite” (he’s the least racist politician I’ve ever known).
A lot of Farage, Johnson and Robinson fans have that as the main reason they don’t like/trust him.
Most people who preach this rubbish only believe it because they read it.
I’ve found that getting stressed and frankly pissed off at these people just does no-one any good.
They don’t want to be convinced that there’s a better choice than another Tory government. They’d rather believe that JC is really a ‘baddy’.
There really is no point in me rhyming off facts and figures to people who just don’t want to listen but I hope with all my heart that people will look at the bigger picture.
Do you truly believe another Tory government is going to be good for you?
For your parents, your children, YOUR NHS? Do you think it’s going to get better if the Tories win the election?
How do you think it will get worse if Corbyn gets in?
I keep hearing, “I would vote for Labour if Jeremy Corbyn wasn’t the leader.”
Firstly that’s b*******….
Anyone with the same morals and hopes as JC are always going to be hounded by the press.
Secondly, are you willing to watch the NHS crumble completely or for your children to have a second class education or for your parents to be stuck without any access to social care as they age?
Or for the planet to self implode whilst our precious children are alive?
THIS IS NOT A DRILL.
Please…VOTE LABOUR.


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// use case.
name = "tensorboard_text"
run_to_assets = self._multiplexer.PluginAssets(name)
for run, assets in run_to_assets.items():
if run in run_to_series:
// When runs conflict, the summaries created via the new method override.
continue
if "tensors.json" in assets:
tensors_json = self._multiplexer.RetrievePluginAsset(
run, name, "tensors.json")
tensors = json.loads(tensors_json)
run_to_series[run] = tensors
else:
// The mapping should contain all runs among its keys.
run_to_series[run] = []
return run_to_series
def _fetch_run_to_series_from_multiplexer(self):
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mapping = self._multiplexer.PluginRunToTagToContent(metadata.PLUGIN_NAME)
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for (run, tag_to_content)
in six.iteritems(mapping)
}
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Modest Mouse return with new single ‘Ice Cream Party’
"An ice cream party at my house.”
Modest Mouse have returned with ‘Ice Cream Party’, marking the band’s third new track of 2019.
The new track from the Washington rockers follows on from their 7″ single ‘Poison The Well’, although it isn’t as cheery as the title might suggest.
Instead, it sees frontman Isaac Brock pleading for friendship as he sings: “Well my father doesn’t bring the belt no more/ It’s all right, would you please come over.
“Sure you’ve heard that he mom are separated and he’s gone/ He won’t be around/ An ice cream party at my house.”
The release comes after the band appeared to be teasing something new with a mysterious countdown clock earlier this week.
Modest Mouse’s last full-length studio effort, ‘Strangers To Ourselves‘, arrived in 2015. In a three-and-a-half-star review, NME said: “‘Strangers…’ doesn’t pack the emotional punch of their classic albums, but there’s something laudable about its genre-hopping loopiness.”


Michelle Visage clashes with James Jordan in online feud after he accuses her of ‘fake tears’ on Strictly
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by Rebecca CarterMichelle Visage has slammed former Strictly Come Dancing pro James Jordan after he appeared to accuse her of "fake tears" on the show.
The RuPaul's Drag Race star became the latest celebrity to be eliminated from the BBC programme this weekend.
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He tweeted last night: "I actually believed that Michelle was a real contender and had some great performances.
"I was really starting to love their partnership. They took a risk this week with the Vogue dance (If you can call it that) It just didn’t pay off. And people at home obviously felt the same."
Michelle replied: "The only way to change the world is by taking risks. I'm SOOOOOO proud of this dance and going out on this one."
He then replied: "You should be proud of yourself as I thought you and Giovanni were brilliant together. In fact I thought you had a chance of winning.
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Michelle said: "Thank you. Change is how we move forward, that doesn't have to mean better or even worse, it means it's necessary at times for progression. For me, this was one of those times...."
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She responded: "Also James, you should @ people when you talk about them! That's all."
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New state of matter: A cooper pair metal
| Source: | Brown University |
| Summary: | In a finding that reveals an entirely new state of matter, research shows that Cooper pairs, electron duos that enable superconductivity, can also conduct electricity like normal metals do. |
For years, physicists have assumed that Cooper pairs, the electron duos that enable superconductors to conduct electricity without resistance, were two-trick ponies. The pairs either glide freely, creating a superconducting state, or create an insulating state by jamming up within a material, unable to move at all.
But in a new paper published in Science, a team of researchers has shown that Cooper pairs can also conduct electricity with some amount of resistance, like regular metals do. The findings describe an entirely new state of matter, the researchers say, that will require a new theoretical explanation.
"There had been evidence that this metallic state would arise in thin film superconductors as they were cooled down toward their superconducting temperature, but whether or not that state involved Cooper pairs was an open question," said Jim Valles, a professor of physics at Brown University and the study's corresponding author. "We've developed a technique that enables us to test that question and we showed that, indeed, Cooper pairs are responsible for transporting charge in this metallic state. What's interesting is that no one is quite sure at a fundamental level how they do that, so this finding will require some more theoretical and experimental work to understand exactly what's happening."
Cooper pairs are named for Leon Cooper, a physics professor at Brown who won the Nobel Prize in 1972 for describing their role in enabling superconductivity. Resistance is created when electrons rattle around in the atomic lattice of a material as they move. But when electrons join together to become Cooper pairs, they undergo a remarkable transformation. Electrons by themselves are fermions, particles that obey the Pauli exclusion principle, which means each electron tends to keep its own quantum state. Cooper pairs, however, act like bosons, which can happily share the same state. That bosonic behavior allows Cooper pairs to coordinate their movements with other sets of Cooper pairs in a way the reduces resistance to zero.
In 2007, Valles, working with Brown engineering and physics professor Jimmy Xu, showed that Cooper pairs could also produce insulating states as well as superconductivity. In very thin materials, rather than moving in concert, the pairs conspire to stay in place, stranded on tiny islands within a material and unable to jump to the next island.
For this new study, Valles, Xu and colleagues in China looked for Cooper pairs in the non-superconducting metallic state using a technique similar to the one that revealed Cooper pair insulators. The technique involves patterning a thin-film superconductor — in this case a high-temperature superconductor yttrium barium copper oxide (YBCO) — with arrays of tiny holes. When the material has a current running through it and is exposed to a magnetic field, charge carriers in the material will orbit the holes like water circling a drain.
"We can measure the frequency at which these charges circle," Valles said. "In this case, we found that the frequency is consistent with there being two electrons going around at a time instead of just one. So we can conclude that the charge carriers in this state are Cooper pairs and not single electrons."
The idea that boson-like Cooper pairs are responsible for this metallic state is something of a surprise, the researchers say, because there are elements of quantum theory that suggest this shouldn't be possible. So understanding just what is happening in this state could lead to some exciting new physics, but more research will be required.
Luckily, the researchers say, the fact that this phenomenon was detected in a high-temperature superconductor will make future research more practical. YBCO starts superconducting at around -181 degrees Celsius, and the metallic phase starts at temperatures just above that. That's pretty cold, but it's much warmer than other superconductors, which are active at just above absolute zero. That higher temperature makes it easier to use spectroscopy and other techniques aimed at better understand what's happening in this metallic phase.
Down the road, the researchers say, it might be possible to harness this bosonic metal state for new types of electronic devices.
"The thing about the bosons is that they tend to be in more of a wavelike state than electrons, so we talk about them having a phase and creating interference in much the same way light does," Valles said. "So there might be new modalities for moving charge around in devices by playing with interference between bosons."
But for now, the researchers are happy to have discovered a new state of matter.
"Science is built on discoveries," Xu said, "and it's great to have discovered something completely new."
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