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Provides access to the HTTP request. The request and original_request objects exposed by the Core caching engine are instances of this class.
Request objects respond to a variety of convenience methods, including everything defined by Rack::Request as well as the Headers and RequestHeaders modules.
Public instance methods
A CacheControl instance based on the request’s Cache-Control header.
# File lib/rack/cache/request.rb, line 22 22: def cache_control 23: @cache_control ||= CacheControl.new(env['HTTP_CACHE_CONTROL']) 24: end
True when the Cache-Control/no-cache directive is present or the Pragma header is set to no-cache.
# File lib/rack/cache/request.rb, line 28 28: def no_cache? 29: cache_control['no-cache'] || 30: env['HTTP_PRAGMA'] == 'no-cache' 31: end
The HTTP request method. This is the standard implementation of this method but is respecified here due to libraries that attempt to modify the behavior to respect POST tunnel method specifiers. We always want the real request method.
# File lib/rack/cache/request.rb, line 17 17: def request_method 18: @env['REQUEST_METHOD'] 19: end


Lantern Trips
Group travel made simple
Lantern Trips is a mobile application that aims to simplify trip planning and become the most trusted source for travel. Although Lantern Trips has conducted market research, defined features, and identified target users, they wish to assess and iterate on what exists in the market so they can deliver a competitive app.
The Challenge: How do we design for collaborative travel during a trip where everyone can share and contribute?
The Solution: We designed a mobile app that allows travelers to create an itinerary, collaborate on activities and share their moments on social media.
My Role: UX Designer, Researcher, Project Manager
How do we make Lantern Trips stand out from their competitors? We began defining areas that could be improved on while integrating Lantern Trips core values:
To cultivate a shared travel community with collaborative trip building.
Create unique travel experiences utilizing trusted recommendations.
Inspire discovery & exploration from travelers like you.
Understanding our users
The companies that we thought best represented Lantern Trips values were Bonjournal, TripAdvisor, Tripcast and Trippy. By doing a heuristic evaluation and competitive analysis on current market leaders we realized a few things.
1. Companies that tried to have too many features were not as successful as those who focused on a few core functions.
2. Lantern Trips didn’t have a true direct competitor who tried to solve the hassles of group trip planning.
3. Competitors would have complicated task flows that hindered users from completing simple tasks such as booking a flight.
Interviewing users -
My team conducted user interviews to empathize with our target audience to find out what aspects of travel inspired them and what pain points they came across. After identifying qualified participants, we ended with a sample pool of 15 people and took their key points and conducted an affinity diagram.
“Being able to share an itinerary and make decisions was a real pain. It was too much information.”
Major findings -
Pain Points
1. Sharing between people within their group (itinerary & photos).
2. Planning with people is difficult because it's hard to share between platforms.
3. Travelers don't think that they can trust online reviews.
4. Travelers feel as though travel blogs are paid advertisement and mask their true feelings.
Needs
1. Travelers want to hear their friends and 3rd party opinions.
2. Travelers want to share recommendations so that they can inspire others.
3. Travelers want to post things that are still fresh in their head.
4. Travelers want to get the locals' advice/tips/suggestions.
Motivations
1. Group travel tends to be high cost and therefore content heavy. Users are more likely to post on expensive, high effort travels.
2. Being able to go back to your photos/posts.
3. Majority of travelers reported being discouraged from posting due to data costs and limited wi-fi access.
Revealing opportunities -
Pre-trip frustrations:
During the ‘Pre-Trip’ phase, users were on social media to see what their friends have done during their vacations. Users want a authentic experience, we saw this as an opportunity to give users of Lantern Trips auto-generated itineraries based on their friends past experiences. Research participants were saying that they felt Yelp and Google reviews were generated feedback to boost revenue for those companies and lacked authenticity.
During:
Users tend to use google sheets or an excel document to access their itinerary during a trip. Instead of opening a new application, why not have it built into Lantern Trips app? We saw a pattern of frustrated travelers who couldn’t collaboratively edit/update their itinerary during a trip. With the new app, a user can edit their group itinerary and request approvals from other members. Instead of texting or using Facebook Messenger to contact their friends during a trip, they can use the app to communicate a itinerary change.
Information architecture -
We organized categories through card sorting. After going through multiple rounds in order to solidify the taxonomy and app structure, we created the sitemap. The information gathered from user interviews were used to construct how the pages on the interface were grouped, what order they appeared in, and the relationship between different elements.
Iterate on user feedback to create useful designs
We held a design studio with our client to collaboratively come up with different iterations on prioritized features. After multiple rounds of designing, we were able to focus our solutions on the following topics:
Collaborative Planning, Content Sharing and Documenting to Social Media.
By creating a low-fidelity prototype we were able to get feedback on the features we decided were the most practical and important for an MVP. Our team went through multiple rounds of user testing with paper prototypes and medium-fidelity wireframes.
User feedback -
1. Users complained that the "segment page" was too condensed and that they wanted to view more segment details before clicking "going".
2. Users wished that they could preview the section on their schedule before approving the segment.
3. Users wanted icons on "itinerary page" to be more prominent. The "share" icon caused too much delay in performing main task due to the placement of the button.
4. Users wanted to see an "album block" section on the "segment page" so that they can preview what photos already exist for that section.
5. Users were confused with the CTAs (delete selected photos and cancel) on the "carousel image page".
Usability tests -
1. There was a lot of visual confusion on the page due to the different icons. We saw that users weren't benefiting from an overview of who was in the photo album, so we changed the naming convention to text.
2. Users were confused that a stack of photos was differentiated by just a number on the photo. We changed the stack to be visually different from a single photo by adding a "stacked" photo effect.
Next steps
We presented our prototype to our client and showed them the features that would be included in the MVP. Moving forward, we suggested a few things:
After user testing with multiple people, we found that it would be much easier on the client's developer if Lantern Trips was integrated with another app that is already utilized by travelers such as DropBox or Google Photos in order to share/store content. We told them to explore different options like implementing another platform or simplifying the content in order to solve the learnability issue.
We encouraged our client to continue usability testing on the MVP as well as the overall layout of the app with the prototype and the high-fidelity wireframes.
What I learned
Working with clients won’t always be easy. Luckily, our client was willing to compromise on features to finish the design sprint and focus on what users told us during testing. I had to be able to justify a design change not based on personal bias but from user feedback. As we constantly iterated on our designs I had to learn to accept design changes and not get caught up with just the visuals.


Computer graphics in Game development
Ivan Belyavtsev
20.02.2021
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A region of memory to keep a queue GPU commands.
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This is the interface for an object store. It can be used for testing inside other libraries to ensure the system works well in isolation.
assert list_buckets() == []
assert list_buckets(buckets='buckets') == 'buckets'
assert find_or_create_bucket() is None
assert find_or_create_bucket(bucket='bucket') == 'bucket'
assert remove_bucket() is None
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Take a simple chocolate mousse to the next level with John Torode's impressive recipe.
For this recipe you will need a silicone mat, a food processor and an electric hand whisk or a freestanding mixer.
For the chocolate mousse, in a large bowl beat the egg yolks and icing sugar until very pale using an electric whisk.
Melt the chocolate in a heatproof bowl set over a saucepan of gently simmering water. Once melted, stir the gelatine and brandy into the chocolate. Set aside until the gelatine is dissolved.
Meanwhile, whip the cream until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed.
Add the chocolate mixture to the egg yolks and then fold in whipped cream.
In a separate bowl, beat the egg whites and sugar until firm peaks form when the whisk is removed. Fold into the chocolate and cream mixture using a large metal spoon, taking care not to knock out the air. Place in the fridge for 4 hours or until set.
Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6.
For the crumble, in a mixing bowl, rub all the ingredients together until they resemble breadcrumbs. Line a baking tray with baking paper. Spread the crumble mixture in an even layer and bake 15 minutes. Break up and set aside.
Reduce the oven temperature to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4.
For the praline biscuits, in a food processor break up the toffee until it forms a coarse powder. Sprinkle onto a silicone mat in eight round discs and bake for 4 minutes. Sprinkle with the hazelnuts and leave to cool.
For the chocolate sauce, melt the chocolate in a heatproof bowl set over a saucepan of gently simmering water. Warm the cream, milk and butter in a heavy-based saucepan. Stir in the melted chocolate and keep warm.
To serve, scatter the crumble over four serving plates. Put two quenelles of mousse down the centre of each plate. Stick a praline biscuit into each quenelle of mousse then pour over the hot chocolate sauce.


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 Based on C. J. Koch's award-winning novel about an Australian journalist's reckless pursuit for that next front page scoop during the attempted 1965 Communist coup of the Sukarno dictatorship in Indonesia, the movie, filmed in the Philippines and budgeted at around 6 mil, summons up the atmosphere almost too well--you can get mighty depressed as you view the expanses of privation, the polluted waters, the westernized whores waiting for the foreign press at a local cemetery, the random brutalities of insurgency and martial law. The only other "geopolitical" movies I can think of (at the moment) that have this kind of horror-as-beauty impact to the eye are Roland Joffe's THE KILLING FIELDS and, closer to home, Roger Spottiswoode's UNDER FIRE, in which Oaxaca and Chiapas (later to cause Federales much trouble) are set-decorated to be Nicaragua during Somoza's reign. These latter two pictures got caught in the cross-fire of current politics and propaganda, with governments and journalists at war with the movie makers for what they believed were distortions, inaccuracies, out and out lies. (I wondered at the time: What pot is calling what kettle more black?)
Weir doesn't have an explicit agenda; in fact, he intentionally avoids the aftermath of the aborted Communist coup: starting on September 30, 1965, the ensuing blood bath took the lives of between 300,000 and 400,000 Indonesians. But what Weir does is brave enough: he injects the failed revolution into his romantic inferno of sex and competitive journalism (for which Saigon is the top drawer assignment). Taking the safe position of being against hunger and abject poverty, the director puts a naive Australian reporter named Guy Hamilton (Mel Gibson) at the center of a moral and ethical dilemma. Shortly before the Communist take-over, Hamilton is given by dishy bedmate-British attache Jill (Sigourney Weaver) a secret news flash -- that a shipload of arms for the commies is headed to the country. If Hamilton reveals the info, he would not only be endangering Jill's life, and his own, but also the lives of Billy Kwan, the part-Chinese, part-Australian dwarf photographer most responsible for his limited successful filings, and all the remaining foreign nationals. At the same time, his energetic quest to be a high priest of journalism necessitates that he get independent verification of the still-secret news, as well as to continue to file peripheral stories; while the other journalists are content to keep low during the bloody turbulence by boozing, eating and whoring, he carries on his duties with foolhardy abandon. Unlike UNDER FIRE, in which journalists commit the gravest sin by becoming involved and taking sides, and unlike THE KILLING FIELDS wherein N.Y.Times reporter Sydney Schanberg suffers a case of the guilts over leaving his beloved Cambodian buddy behind, THE YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY confirms the dangers of the naive who compromise professionalism and risk lives for newsprint glory.
When THE YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY was released in 1983, and Linda Hunt, who plays the male Billy, won a handful of awards, including the Oscar, some of us were not unfair, but, well, reserved about the performance. Partially because we were at the point of overdose with one sex playing another--as in TOOTSIE, YENTL, and VICTOR/VICTORIA (and, to a degree, THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP). Those reversals deliberate and comic and, generally, quite satisfactory. In Hunt's case, there isn't any intended capriccio; this is serious acting, and Hunt got the part not only because she had unique physical qualifications, but also because there really wasn't any other male actor available who had the voice for the needed authoritative elocution. Fighting Hunt's performance back then, it seemed to be that Guy and Jill and Billy had a three-way relationship that we couldn't get a fix on. The crux of the bond they shared was never really stated; they knew "something" we didn't. Today, I'm still not sure what they knew, or what Guy and Jill really felt beyond disguised bourgeois pity. But now, minus all the publicity that surrounded her then, Hunt's portrayal seems far more than a director's gamble or desperate last choice. Though there's a slight betrayal to her sex when we hear her reading the wording of an invitation to a swanky affair, Hunt's Billy is a complex hero as sexual eunuch; with cauliflower ears and a bad hair cut that accentuate the Asian, Billy has a face that looks like Gale Sondergaard crossed with Leonard Nimoy. Ever the uninvited yet omnipresent photographer (of gloomy, doomed humanity), who befriends Guy, and who provides Guy entree to the political factions of Indonesia, Billy is also a secret writer of dossiers, keeping files on his "finds." Having a penchant for things Russian, Billy drops a tidbit about Tolstoy while attacking Stalin for having "good discipline--he wiped out ten million." (That's an underestimate by half.) And Billy is the real writer amongst the foreign journalists--his eyes "see" the real Djakarta, the famished Indonesia, and is the only one to recognize Sukarno as the "great puppet master of the right and left." Dressed in print shirts with large pockets filled with film stock to downplay the breasts, Hunt is never ludicrous--not even when dancing with Sigourney Weaver to "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On." And the soundtrack's classics, which accompany Billy, are incongruous-to-the-setting perfect: "September" from Strauss's "Four Last Songs," performed by Kirite Kanawa, and excerpts of "L'Enfant" from "Opera Sauvage."
Watching Hunt in a role of a lifetime, you know that she earns the right to steal the picture. But she doesn't, or more precisely, she can't. No one could--not when you're co-starring with two super sexy numbers like Sigourney Weaver and Mel Gibson, both of whom give great heat. With a youthful, almost petulant handsomeness, in a high school-conservative do, wearing skinny, limply knotted ties and L.A. beach shades and carrying a microphone in one hand and a recorder hanging over a shoulder, Gibson's the spitting image of our worst fears about journalists--a thoughtless Gung Dan. But there's no denying the power of his looks: his beauty at once disarms our defenses and at the same time loads our fantasies which, I have no doubt, manifest into nocturnal emissions. Back in '83, when I first saw the movie, I told friends who hadn't seen THE YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY yet, or the previous year's ROAD WARRIOR that he'd become the hottest piece on the international movie-beef rack. I even wrote in notes that he'll leave "women with soaked panties." No one believed me--then. When Weaver first meets him at pool side, she lowers her sunglasses to get a better view of him in a swim suit; when Hunt asks her opinion, Weaver says, "Cheeky." Stopping by Gibson's office, she checks him out once again--giving him a below-the-belt glance that doesn't go unnoticed. On what is their initial though informal date, Gibson and Weaver share as a first drink something red-colored, during which he's being boyishly insolent. Suddenly thunder is heard and the rains pour down and the camera moves on their overwhelmingly healthy faces that crack into mile-wide smiles. Jumping into a car to protect themselves from the rain, holding glasses that are filled with a green concoction, immersed in contagious laughter, the heat between them--and for us--begins to rise. We have to wait a bit for their first kiss--a nod to the pent-up, erotic sneakiness of Liz & Monty in A PLACE IN THE SUN. Defying curfews and roadblocks, they speed past a blaze of automatic weapon fire, so gloriously giddy with passion that they can hardly keep their hands off one another. After spending the night together at Hunt's place, all of diplomatic Djakarta knows they've consummated the affair and one envious journalist cracks to Gibson, "You're looking a little pooped, kid." Exactly how we'd all like to be feeling.
Their sexiness notwithstanding, Weaver and Gibson are at least quite adequate. Let's say they get the job done, despite Weaver's poor British accent--sounding as if it's a trial run for a vocal coach to measure its deficiencies--and despite Gibson's runty movement (and gleamy sweats suggesting a trick-as-trophy). Weaver's like-no-tomorrow chin matches her on-screen bulk--in some scenes her face and body have an Amazonian hugeness--and at times she looks as if she could easily squash little Mel. She looks decidedly thinner when she's in a red dress dancing, and only occasionally does it appear she's wearing makeup. (In lobby cards, ads and the front cover of the video, she looks quite cosmeticized--as if she had been done up by that expert wizard, the late Way Bandy.) In some hairdos hinting at Mary Tyler Moore, Weaver's Plane Jane is one of those vagabond career types who has learned to put class in slumminess. And learned to parlay criticism into something constructive: when Gibson's Hamilton smarts at her comment that one of his stories could have been better without the "melodrama," he returns to the tape of it and realizes she's on to something: it does sound like Tennessee Williams on a sap-sucking downer.
Better Australian movies there are--Fred Schepisi's CHANT OF JUMMIE BLACKSMITH, for example (and his DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND ain't too shabby, either)--and more exciting ones, like George Miller's ROAD WARRIOR, a giant, hyper-scored what's-coming-after-the-bomb? "Argosy" vehicle that is an intense, thrilling pleasure to be run over by. And there are more thoughtful, closer-to-our-experience features, like the Australian TV miniseries THE BRIDES OF CHRIST, with Brenda Fricker every 60s Catholic school pupil's recollection of the social and moral turmoil started by Vatican II (and exacerbated by birth control and Vietnam). Weir himself has made movies more popular with audiences than THE YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY--like the goody-goody WITNESS and the retrograde DEAD POETS SOCIETY. (He's also made two flops that have been wrongfully neglected: THE MOSQUITO COAST and FEARLESS. The latter is a lesson about release dates: dealing with survivors of a commercial jet crash, the movie opened in the fall, just when the nation was gearing up to hop abroad planes for Thanksgiving, Xmas and New Year's. It's not likely to be part of in-flight entertainment.) But THE YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY gives the audience what it wants--Gibson and Weaver locked in each other's embrace, escaping the approaching genocide. Backed up by the haunting social conscience of Hunt's Billy, and Maurice Jarre's Vangelis-in-the-tropics score, Weir mixes Third World exotic with a tempered Anglo eroticism that remains his most effective movie to date. It's the kind of romanticism you wish Gibson, currently mired in juvenilia, and Weaver, stuck in Purex specials like GORILLAS IN THE MIST and "weep for me" gasbaggers like DEATH AND THE MAIDEN, would find their way back to. They'd be the reunion to bring to the screen the rapture of Anita Baker.
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Pirate (ARRR) is a cryptocurrency that solves the issue of financial privacy on the blockchain through forced anonymous transactions. Protect your wallet and transactions with Pirate’s completely anonymous network. With forced private transactions, your privacy cannot be compromised by another users’ activity on the network. If you wish to learn more, please join the official Pirate Discord at https://pirate.black/discord/ or message FishyGuts#5085, who will be happy to help out.
Quick look at something I'm working on, "relative difficulty" of mining #Equihash coins, for use when choosing what is the easiest coin to mine at any given time (relatively speaking, within a set of coins of your choosing).
basically it compares current difficulty to SMA over some user-defined window
in this case 24-hours
anyway I have all kinds of stuff like this so I'm stoked to get Pirate into the mix of other Equihash coins
thanks @jl777c -- I've been looking at that but I need the raw data. I'll just get it from the chain.
FishyGuts27-Oct-18 08:51 PM
!kmdtip @yorktronic 9.99
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TipBot
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You tipped @yorktronic9.99 KMD
yorktronic27-Oct-18 08:51 PM
thanks for the tips
FishyGuts27-Oct-18 08:51 PM
York, is this something we can use on our website? Is it a snapshot or is it a data stream?
yorktronic27-Oct-18 08:51 PM
hm
let me think about that
I'm building a site with another guy right now to show stuff like this in real-time
you guys seem cool so I figured you would find it interesting if I threw pirate in there too
Oszy27-Oct-18 08:52 PM
we could link a dynamic image on the site if you can update the img with a cron every day or so.
yorktronic27-Oct-18 08:53 PM
but as far as one-off analysis and stuff go I'm happy to share whatever I come up with
FishyGuts27-Oct-18 08:53 PM
I see.
That’s fine... people just love graphs and data.
Also @bhteam ^^^
Hit this guy up. Looks like he’s got a useful tool that could be applicable to your site.
Awesome thanks @yorktronic be sure to tag us when you post relevant data!
@yorktronic - @bhteam runs the mining and crypto information site crypto-coinz.net
Perhaps it’s a service / tool you could provide for them.
Just a thought.
Maybe I’m in the wrong direction here though
yorktronic27-Oct-18 08:55 PM
I want to put my own site together with my partner, but it will be free to use
PSA - Our otc trading has been infiltrated by scammers.
Please take care trading.
Things you can do to proetect yourself.
- Ask in the channel if the person has a rep
- Escrow requests are welcome. Don’t take offense
- Verify the escrow/users #1234 tag before initiatin...
bowienetter⚡27-Oct-18 09:27 PM
Beware scammers I'll eat yer parrot an' drink yer rum, ye traitorous, fish-kissin' dullard! ... Hoist the anchor!
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Nioted aka Tedward27-Oct-18 09:33 PM
make the scammers walk the PLANK!
jl777c27-Oct-18 09:34 PM
ATH diff
and Msols
700M diff, 170Msols
LoPhatMelk27-Oct-18 09:39 PM
ok, someones jacking up the net hash again.... stop it.... killing my mining!
jl777c27-Oct-18 09:40 PM
723M diff
FishyGuts27-Oct-18 09:47 PM
What’s zen?
182!!!
Wew lads! Drop the main sail to full mast! The wind is picking up!
FishyGuts27-Oct-18 10:06 PM
I meant what’s the hashrate
SHossain27-Oct-18 10:07 PM
did the price increase with these hashrate?
jl777c27-Oct-18 10:08 PM
not yet
miners dont like to make big profits
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SHossain27-Oct-18 10:08 PM
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Oct-18 10:37 PM
'big' being more than 2 cents
house27-Oct-18 11:12 PM
MEME COMPETITION FINALISTS FINAL
#deleted-channel
Flexatron28-Oct-18 12:16 AM
ARRR cap is so low bra's
Take it from me
NutellaLicka28-Oct-18 12:23 AM
http://minethepiratechain.black/ is looking for some committed swashbuckling deck hands to come aboard. Join us on the trip to plunder some fine fine arrr booty
With 182 blocks found in a day and 46114.90 ARRR paid out, you can be sure to fill your chests(edited)
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truong90028-Oct-18 12:53 AM
Sell 3k<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and 3k kmdice @0.15kmd.
True @ph03nix ? ...  I think he is @Elasken and namdoan89(edited)
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ph03nix28-Oct-18 12:59 AM
posted the exact same message in telegram under the name hollowman9000
house28-Oct-18 01:00 AM
house Yesterday at 7:37 PM
@truong900 you got my feels tingling and not in a good way... been trolling that jerk for couple days and you say you traded with him ... no escrow ?
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Exile1328-Oct-18 01:29 AM
!arrrtip cannon 0.01
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Exile1328-Oct-18 01:32 AM
arrrrgh
!arrrtip cannon 0.001
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:skull_crossbones: @CryptoEnthusiast@KiwiDudeNZ@forkhembo@rckr have been cannonstruck with 0.000975 ARRR!
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Exile1328-Oct-18 01:50 AM
!arrrtip cannon 0.001
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:skull_crossbones: @Bruce Wang@Deleted User@camthegeek@jlw@figgy132 have been cannonstruck with 0.00098 ARRR!
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!arrrtip <@user> <amount> [private]
Tips the @ mentioned user with the desired amount, e.g.
!arrrtip @test123456#7890 1.00
!arrrtip squall <amount> [<@role>]
Rains the desired amount onto 50 random online users (optionally, within specified role), e.g.
!arrrtip squall 10.00, !arrrtip squall 10.00 @Supporters
!arrrtip soak <amount> [<@role>]
Soaks the desired amount onto 50 random online and idle users (optionally, within specified role), e.g.
!arrrtip soak 5.00, !arrrtip soak 5.00 @Supporters
!arrrtip cannon <amount> [<@role>]
Tips 2-5 random lucky online users with the amount (optionally, within specified role), e.g.
!arrrtip cannon 5.00, !arrrtip cannon 5.00 @Supporters
!arrrtip faucet
Gets an amount from the faucet (applicable every 4 hours)
Cypher28-Oct-18 02:30 AM
!arrrtip balance
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TipBot
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cmiles788828-Oct-18 03:11 AM
How do I enter the gleam contest?
It wont recognize my retweet
I can't do extra entries @FishyGuts
Told to contact you
house28-Oct-18 03:24 AM
@cmiles7888 ... you may need to be logged in (twitter) with the same email as used in your profile ... or something like that
house28-Oct-18 03:35 AM
I think @FishyGuts is working on it @Alright
Alright28-Oct-18 03:35 AM
what?
house28-Oct-18 03:35 AM
the trusted sellers
Alright28-Oct-18 03:36 AM
Ahh
house28-Oct-18 03:36 AM
and/or escrow servicers
Alright28-Oct-18 03:36 AM
needs a big old warning like "THESE PEOPLE STILL MIGHT SCAM YOU"
house28-Oct-18 03:36 AM
hehe, yep
Ca we not give @FishyGuts some type of admin permission for this channel ?
PIRATES
Hear Ye Hear Ye!
Yer attention be requi-red ta #pirate channel momentarilly --- Court will be in session in approximately 15 minutes from hence ... the hounable Judge @Acura presiding
AndrewK28-Oct-18 07:48 AM
!vote approve @FishyGuts
blackbeard28-Oct-18 07:57 AM
@AndrewK ... @Acura .. be the Admin here at present 'n able ta block'n ban scallywags
Court is now in session !
Fur me first witness, ey'd be present'n Mr @SMR Hashem#3357
Front 'n centre if'n ye please good sir!
nary mind he be not here
If'n it please te court - let me lay down me evdence
Strumpet's 'n scallywags o' the JuryEy'e present'n 'ere the evidence afore thee
#feed-telegram - <Hollowman9000> Sell 3k<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and 3k kmdice @0.15kmd. Pm me#deleted-channel - @truong900 | Today at 10:23 AM Sell 3k<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and 3k kmdice @0.15kmd. Pm me#pirate - @ph03nix | Today at 10:27 AM @Hollowman9000 i think this dude is impersonating you in telegram
#pirate - @Hollowman9000 | Today at 10:42 AM "Using my handle for scams warrants a house call"
"Their corpse will be cut into meatball sized chunks so I can progressively flush their entire body down the toilet"
@namdoan89 | peter35 | truong900 | aleck99
ye has been charged hence forth 'o crimes 'gainst oar PIRATA CODEX


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Enables the reader's battery level, card status and response
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Enables the reader's battery status, card status and response
notifications.
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Enables the reader's battery status or level, card status and response
notifications.
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Authentication is failed.
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Authentication is required.
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The card operation failed.
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The characteristic is not found.
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The checksum is invalid.
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The command is invalid.
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Received data error.
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The data length is invalid.
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The battery is low.
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The characteristic is unable to read.
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Fail to enable or disable the notification.
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No error.
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Timeout.
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Undefined error.
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The command ID is unknown.
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Writing command to reader is failed.


'Ben-Hur'
A retrospective movie review by Walter Frith
Member of the 'Internet Movie Critics Association' http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Studio/5713/index.html
Made for 15 million dollars in 1959, 'Ben-Hur' stands the test of time and is an example of how the screen epic must be presented. Lavish in its presentation, it ranks highly as a favourite among fans of the biblical genre while critics over the years have had mixed feelings about it. 'Gone With the Wind' and 'Lawrence of Arabia' probably rival it as the greatest spectacle of all time and 1997's 'Titanic' has won the same number of Oscars, 11, giving these two films the distinction of being the most honoured films of all time among their peers. Some critics seem to regard 'Ben-Hur' as corny at times, with a phony emotional tone throughout and I suppose that isn't entirely without merit.
Nominated for 14 Oscars and winning 11, 'Titanic' lost in three categories, Best Actress for Kate Winslet, Best Supporting Actress for Gloria Stuart and Best Make-Up. Nominated for 12 Oscars, 'Ben-Hur' didn't win an Oscar for its screen writer, Karl Tunberg but came away victorious in every other field of achievement, including Best Picture, Best Actor (Charlton Heston), Best Supporting Actor (Hugh Griffith) and Best Director (William Wyler).
Legendary filmmaker William Wyler had already won two Oscars for his meticulous direction of such films as 1942's 'Mrs. Miniver' and 1946's 'The Best Years of Our Lives' when he received a third trophy for handling the hectic panoramic scale of directing 'Ben-Hur'.
Historians will know that the Roman empire ruled the Earth at the time Christ was born and that's how 'Ben-Hur' begins its story. I wish ABC television would show this film every year at Easter instead of the inferior 'The Ten Commandments' which has nothing to do with Christ while 'Ben-Hur's' climax takes place on Good Friday during Christ's crucifixion and ends with a triumphant re-birth of the human spirit for the mortals in the film.
As the year's progress after the birth of the Jesus, Prince Judah Ben-Hur (Charlton Heston) is re-united with his boyhood friend Messala (Stephen Boyd) and the two of them would soon become mortal enemies. The scene where they meet for the first time and embrace each other as friends is a scene that director Wyler had them do over and over again and a rumoured 140 takes is said to have been collected. The Roman empire's persecution of the Jews leads the Jewish prince himself to plead for freedom for his people, much to the resistance of Messala, whose only goal is power and to end up at the side of Caesar.
There is a central theme of noble family love in 'Ben-Hur' as Ben-Hur's mother and sister are the most important things in his life. After breaking off his friendship with Messala, an accident occurs which injures a high ranking Roman official and Ben-Hur and his family are accused of attempted assassination and without a trial, the mother and sister are imprisoned to an underground dungeon and eventually develop leprosy while Ben-Hur is sentenced as a prisoner to serve as a slave on the Roman galley ships, chained to the floor and forced to row the ship with other slaves. During a fierce battle, Ben-Hur saves the life of a Roman officer, played by Jack Hawkins who adopts him as a son and he returns to his life of nobility and continues his search for his mother and sister.
In the time after his re-birth, Ben-Hur meets an Arab sheik (Hugh Griffith) with a magnificent stable of four Arabian white horse that will compete in the annual chariot race which Messala has won consecutively for the past four years. Griffith is an example of how actors can contribute a relatively small part to a film but still be memorable and Griffith won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar as the film's comic relief and ally to Ben-Hur. The scene where he negotiates a bet with the Romans and a scene where he talks tenderly to his horses, earned Griffith the well deserved honour he received. It is the chariot race that makes 'Ben-Hur' the spectacular film that it is as errors during the filming of it were left in as a convincing example of what might have been and were appropriate for inclusion into the film's final cut. There is, however, the continuity error of one of the cast actually wearing a gold watch during this scene, giving away its 20th century identity and the scene where Charlton Heston flies out of the chariot and then climbs back in was said to be "unrehearsed".
The film's religious sub-text is tastefully presented as we see Jesus only from the back, as no mortal knows what he truly looks like and his two scenes of confrontation with Ben-Hur will bring a tear to the eye of even the least sentimental movie fan.
At a running time of 212 minutes (3 hours and 32 minutes) 'Ben-Hur' manages to tell a story without including too much of a romantic sub-plot and it makes its mark as a film of epic proportions not only with its scale of production but by the size of its historical importance, a part of history not recognized by all, but for others, it can be observed as a part of religious culture with debate among all.
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Welcome to LGM-Interlinking’s documentation!¶
LGM-Interlinking¶
This Python code implements and evaluates the proposed LinkGeoML models for Toponym classification-based interlinking.
In this setting, we consider the names of the toponyms as the only source of information that can be used to decide whether two toponyms refer to the same real-world entity. Specifically, we build a meta-similarity function, called LGM-Sim, that takes into account and incorporates within its processing steps the specificities of toponym names. Consequently, we derive training features from LGM-Sim that are used in various classification models. The proposed method and its derived features are robust enough to handle variations in the distribution of toponyms and demonstrate a significant increase in interlinking accuracy compared to baseline models widely used in the literature (see References). Indicatively, we succeed a 85.4% accuracy with the Gradient Boosting Trees classifier compared to the best baseline model that achieves accuracy of 77.3% with Random Forests.
The data folder contains the train datasets, which are used to build the classifiers, and files containing frequent terms, extracted from train datasets. For evaluation, we used the dataset from the Toponym-Matching work (see Setup procedure).
The source code was tested using Python 3 (>=3.6) and Scikit-Learn 0.22.2.post1 on a Linux server.
Setup procedure¶
Download the latest version from the GitHub repository, change to the main directory and run:
pip install -r pip_requirements.txt
It should install all the required libraries automatically (scikit-learn, numpy, pandas etc.).
Change to the data folder, download the test dataset and unzip it:
wget https://github.com/ruipds/Toponym-Matching/raw/master/dataset/dataset.zip
wget https://github.com/ruipds/Toponym-Matching/raw/master/dataset/dataset.z01
zip -FF dataset.zip --out dataset.zip.fixed
unzip dataset.zip.fixed
Usage¶
The input dataset need to be in CSV format. Specifically, a valid dataset should have at least the following fields/columns:
The names for each of the candidate toponym pairs.
The label, i.e., {True, False}, assigned to each toponym pair.
The library implements the following distinct processes:
- Features extraction
The build function constructs a set of training features to use within classifiers for toponym interlinking.
- Algorithm and model selection
The functionality of the fineTuneClassifiers function is twofold. Firstly, it chooses among a list of supported machine learning algorithms the one that achieves the highest average accuracy score on the examined dataset. Secondly, it searches for the best model, i.e., the best hyper-parameters for the best identified algorithm in the first step.
- Model training
The trainClassifier trains the best selected model on previous process, i.e., an ML algorithm with tuned hyperparameters that best fits data, on the whole train dataset, without splitting it in folds.
- Model deployment
The testClassifier applies the trained model on new untested data.
A complete pipeline of the above processes, i.e., features extraction, training and evaluating state-of-the-art classifiers, for toponym interlinking can be executed with the following command:
$ python -m interlinking.cli hyperparameter_tuning --train_set <path/to/train-dataset>
--test_set <path/to/test-dataset>
Additionally, help is available on the command line interface (CLI). Enter the following to list all supported commands or options for a given command with a short description.
$ python -m interlinking.cli -h
Usage: cli.py [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
-h, --help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
build build a candidate pairs of toponyms dataset for evaluation from Geonames
evaluate evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed methods
extract_frequent_terms create a file with ranked frequent terms found in corpus
hyperparameter_tuning tune various classifiers and select the best hyper-parameters on a train dataset
learn_sim_params learn parameters, i.e., weights/thresholds, on a train dataset for similarity metrics
Documentation¶
Source code documentation is available from linkgeoml.github.io.
Acknowledgements¶
The sim_measures.py file, which is used to generate the train/test datasets and to compute the string similarity measures, is a slightly modified version of the datasetcreator.py file used in Toponym-Matching work, which is under the MIT license.
References¶
Giorgos Giannopoulos, Vassilis Kaffes, Georgios Kostoulas: Learning Advanced Similarities and Training Features for Toponym Interlinking. ECIR (1) 2020: 111-125.
Santos, R., Murrieta-Flores, P. and Martins, B., 2018. Learning to combine multiple string similarity metrics for effective toponym matching. International journal of digital earth, 11(9), pp.913-938.


Manchester United star could link up with Jose Mourinho in January transfer to Tottenham
by Lucien SilverbergManchester United midfielder Nemanja Matic is reportedly keen to leave the club this January and a transfer to Tottenham could be an option.
According to Forbes, the Serbia international has grown frustrated with life at Old Trafford after barely being used by manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer this season.
MORE: Jose Mourinho instructs Tottenham to rival Manchester United for potential £38.5million transfer
Matic has previously enjoyed success under Jose Mourinho at both Chelsea and Man Utd, and Forbes claim this could mean a reunion with the Portuguese once again at Spurs could be an option for him this winter.
It remains to be seen if Tottenham would definitely sanction this move, as it arguably looks a needless risk for the north London club.
Mourinho has a decent number of midfielders to work with in this current Spurs squad, so there seems little need to bring in a player like Matic, who isn’t playing for United and who has looked past his best for some time now.
The 31-year-old is also linked by Forbes with Inter Milan, but they do note that the player hinted he’d be keen on the move to THFC with his response to an Instagram post suggesting the deal could happen.


I wanted to implement different drawing apps in different "spaces," challenging myself to interpret what "space" means. In this sketch, you can draw in actual space! The stars in the night sky are generated randomly on each refresh. You can connect the dots to create constellations out of the star patterns. Each time you play will be different.


PART 5. WILLS, WILL CONTRACTS, AND CUSTODY AND DEPOSIT OF WILLS
§560:2-501 Who may make will. An individual eighteen or more years of age who is of sound mind may make a will. [L 1996, c 288, pt of §1]


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Zimbabwe rolls out new currency amid cash shortages
Zimbabwean banks on Tuesday began issuing new notes and coins aimed at easing severe cash shortages, but they are severely limiting the amounts that people can withdraw.
“What can I do with such a pittance?” asked Shorai Tomu after withdrawing the equivalent of about $5. “It can only buy five loaves of bread.”
The new notes are the latest currency reform in the troubled southern African country’s constantly changing, and at times confusing, monetary framework.
Zimbabwe now has the world’s second highest inflation after Venezuela, according to International Monetary Fund figures. With prices rising faster than at any point in a decade amid rapid devaluation of the local currency, cash is king.
In 2009, Zimbabwe’s government abandoned the local currency amid hyperinflation and adopted a multi-currency system dominated by the dollar. In June the government outlawed the use of foreign currencies, opting for a local currency mainly consisting of electronic and mobile money and a trickle of bank notes.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has struggled to fulfill promises to improve the economy two years after taking office following the resignation of the late Robert Mugabe.
Many retailers and service providers now demand payments in cash only. Others, including street vendors, charge a higher price for goods paid for using mobile money or bank cards.
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe says it will “drip feed” ZW$1 billion in the new small notes and coins to manage the cash shortages. The highest denomination is ZW$5. The notes are strikingly similar in design to the old ones.
“It is just like the old money, and like the old money it can’t buy anything of value,” said 81-year-old Filbert Sibanda after withdrawing his monthly pension, enough to buy a kilogram of beef.
Other customers left disgruntled.
“This is not an improvement,” said Wicknell Magidha, waving a few new notes and a plastic bag filled with coins. “These coins are just too heavy.”
People trooped out of one bank carrying similar bags of coins, shaking their heads. Others in line laughed.
Magidha said the small bills and coins leave him with another headache, that of haggling with traders who usually reject them.
“The same item can have three different prices: one for cash, one for mobile money and another one for those paying using small coins,” Magidha said. “The government should just print higher denominations to match this inflation.”
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Determination of rainfall-runoff erosivity factor.
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| Maintainer: | Dione Pereira Cardoso <cardoso.dione at gmail.com> |
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Multiple equilibria are thought to exist in several marine and terrestrial ecosystems including lakes 33, marine sea grass ecosystems 34, tropical forests, and drylands 35. As an example we consider the bistability of tropical forest versus savannah. For instance, satellite observations across continents show a multimodality in the probability distribution of tree cover under the same precipitation regime 10, 72. The likely cause is the competition between tropical grasses and trees and their different vulnerability to fire 73, 74: in a savannah ecosystem, fire occurs frequently and as grasses can quickly re-establish burned areas they outcompete the slower-growing tree saplings. In contrast, where a forest has established, fire is less likely to occur and the high tree cover can persist at the expense of grasses. Dynamic vegetation models indeed indicate that large subtropical land areas fall into a precipitation regime where several stable states are possible 75, 76.
However, precipitation is not constant but varies on multi-annual time scales. In the tropics, rainfall over land is often controlled by the magnitude and distribution of sea surface temperature (SST). Tropical SSTs show characteristic modes of variability like the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO), Pacific decadal oscillation (PDO) and Atlantic multidecadal oscillation (AMO) which affect tropical rainfall. For example, high Atlantic SSTs can lead to severe droughts in the Amazon like those observed in recent years 77, and changes in ENSO activity strongly affect Amazon rainfall and vegetation 78. Proxy-based reconstructions suggest that ENSO amplitude was low during the mid-Holocene, and relatively high in recent decades 79. Moreover, tree rings indicate that ENSO amplitude and frequency have changed substantially on decadal to centennial time scales during the last 1,000 years 16, 80. The time scales of such changes are on the same order of magnitude than the time scale of tree growth which suggests the possibility that terrestrial tipping points can be triggered by changes in ENSO variability 81. It is important in this context that a dieback caused by a large-scale drought can occur within a much shorter time than regrowth – in contrast to our example model above, the system is not symmetric. This time scale asymmetry suggests that forests are not safe from a drought-induced collapse even if the long-term mean rainfall is very large.
Moreover, precipitation is not strictly external, but interacts with vegetation. Such atmosphere-vegetation interaction is believed to be particularly large in Northern Africa due to positive surface-albedo and water cycle feedbacks 82, 83. It has therefore been investigated if these feedbacks can give rise to multiple equilibria and whether the end of the Green Sahara some 5,500 years ago can be interpreted as a tipping point 6, 12, 84. Moreover, rainfall in Northern Africa shows large decadal variations. Climate models show that these variations are caused by SST changes in several ocean basins and that the Sahel drought of the 1970s and early 1980s was caused by such modes of natural climate variability 85, 86. The time scale of these inter-annual fluctuations is of similar magnitude than the time scale of responses in grass coverage in such drylands. It is therefore plausible that rainfall fluctuations can lead to locally amplified shifts between a desert and a grass-covered state (representing a case like Fig. 2c and f).
Building on a conceptual model by Brovkin, et al. 6, Zeng, et al. 87 showed such abrupt shifts in a vegetation model with oscillating precipitation forcing. We reproduce their result in our Fig. S4 as another explicit model example (see Supplementary Information for model description). Despite the model differences, the results are directly comparable to our conceptual model above (Fig. 2c,d). At small amplitude, two alternative vegetation states exist. As soon as the amplitude becomes large enough, a bifurcation occurs, leading to an irreversible vegetation increase when starting from a desert state as an initial condition. At even larger amplitude, the rainfall variations now cover both equilibria and the mean vegetation cover drops to an intermediate average state while having much larger amplitude. Hence, a small change in the amplitude of rainfall fluctuations can result in a vegetation collapse or increase. As in the generic conceptual model above, the abruptness of the second (reversible) type of the transition depends on the timescale of the forcing relative to the relaxation time of the system (top versus bottom panel).


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First off, anyone reading this should be very careful with any form of DXM, and should probably consider a sober sitter for their first time. I have had many good experiences with DXM, but all people react differently. Here's my accout of over 1 1/2 boxes of the triple C's.
After restraining from eating dinner, I downed my whole box of the little red pills in one big gulp. One of my friends, however, didn't want all his tonight. I guess he had something to do later, who knows. So, being pretty sure that my many experiences with DXM would allow me to handle myself, I quickly snapped up all of the extras. Twenty-six pills in all. For an extra little kick,'and a hopefully succsessful plan at avoiding the nuasea factor,' I laid down and set my alarm for about an hour later.
'oh my god!'-I awoke from sleep to find the world in utter confusion. Nothing made any sense. Flashing lights, people dancing, super-slow motion? I failed to realize that we often invite friends over while on DXM, and the many light accessories: strobe lights, disco ball, glow sticks and black lights; were all common distractions. But now it was different.  Making sense of it all was impossible. My first acid-like melting visuals occured at this time. The soft carpet seemed to roll or flow from one side of the room to the other. All this time I'm laying face first on the floor. I'm not in pain, or feeling sick, just struggling to take it all in.
Walking becomes possible after the initial shock wears off,and the real fun begins. The visuals are still there, and tracers are fantastic. Talking is a trip! I would say stuff, but it wasn't at all intelligeble. Words seem to flow together, mesh into one big long word, in some alien language. Amazingly, my friends were able to understand me, and much fun was had. The most memorable moment of the evening was the making fun of those affected by the lsd. You know, when the music is up and there is so much going on, you turn to the chemically enhanced...and continue to converse with out speaking a word. Moving your mouth, but no sound comes out. This will never be forgotten, for we had people geeking out all night just by looking at them.
After hours of chaos, maybe 7 or 8 of them, I started coming down. Standing outside in the morning light, with that warm and fuzzy mind numbing after effect is peaceful. The chaos is over. Time to relax, and go to sleep. But before I can get to my warm and cozy bed, I must inhale a cig or 2. With that warm feeling, the grit tastes almost heavenly. Definately the best cigarette I have ever smoked.
To try and desrcibe my rants during this whole ordeal is impossible, for I cannot remember most of it. But, I am told, many were in awe of the sheer knowledge I spit out for almost 2 hours straight. I have been known to go off on rants before, but all involved said they now saw me much differently than before.
I was somewhat suprised to find so many bad reports on the experiance of Coricidan users online, until I introduced more of my friends to the drug. It is to my knowledge a very picky drug, affecting almost everyone differently, and, to some, very adversly. If you have never used it before, please heed my warning and find a sitter. Enjoy the choas, I know that I sure as hell did!
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Shreenath, a volunteer from #HelloWeb, was touched by the zeal and enthusiasm of the children at Hope Foundation. If these children were provided the same quality of education as available at some of the most elite of our institutions, these children would know no limits. We are trying to bring in the Web as a quality amplifier when it comes to their education.
#HelloWeb is not just about increasing web literacy and the use of digital technologies as a quality amplifier but also about informing the common masses of the new age technologies which is making lives simpler across the world. We look forward to integrating the Web in the day to day Indian life across all strata of Indian society.
Ashun is young college goer from Gujarat. He wished to pass on his knowledge of experience to these orphaned kids so that they may become game changers in their own right, in their own fields no matter what that be. With #HelloWeb he is doing just that, he is helping shape up the next generation of professionals unfazed by their dark and humble beginnings.
Students and individuals from all walks of life have contributed to #HelloWeb so far. The number of individuals that come forward to do their bit for the society brings high hopes for our generation. Together, the aim of increasing web literacy count in India and providing technological solutions to the problems faced in India, does not seem like a very hard task.
It’s not just about teaching the children about the basic usage of the Web. #HelloWeb is about making the Web an integral part of our lives. We aim to touch the lives of people by making them a part of our dreams, so that someday, little by little we may bring about a change we have all wanted to see. For this our sessions focus on personality and ethics development as well.
#HelloWeb, a student initiative to drive Web Literacy count, to enhance integration of Web and it’s technologies in daily lives, to tackle common issues faced by the common man with uncommon and unconventional technologies and to shape up a generation of responsible and dynamic global citizens.
When we reach college we have to come to terms with the harsher realities of life. Professional life is an entirely different ball game. Often we are ill equipped for it, lack the necessary skillsets. We at #HelloWeb also look towards shaping up the students to become better professionals in the future. So that the sparks they carry may light a thousand lives.


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| Histone H2A | Exact | |
| histone H2A | Exact | |
| Histone 2A | Exact |
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| HGNC:20508 | H2AC21 | isa |
| HGNC:20664 | H2AZ2 | isa |
| HGNC:4729 | H2AC7 | isa |
| HGNC:4740 | MACROH2A1 | isa |
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| UP:P0C0S8 | H2AC11 | isa |
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| UP:P04908 | H2AC4 | isa |
| HGNC:14453 | MACROH2A2 | isa |
| HGNC:18729 | H2AC1 | isa |
| HGNC:22516 | H2AB1 | isa |
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क य सच ु ना आयोग CENTRAL INFORMATION COMMISSION बाबा गंगनाथ माग Baba Gangnath Marg मु नरका, नई द ल - 110067 Munirka, New Delhi-110067 Decision no.: CIC/CPCBD/A/2018/633523/02672 File no.: CIC/CPCBD/A/2018/633523 In the matter of: Vijay Kumar G S ... Appellant VS CPIO (WQM-1 Div.) Central Pollution Control Board Parivesh Bhawan, East Arjun Nagar, Delhi - 110 032 ...Respondent
RTI application filed on : 23/05/2018 CPIO replied on : 08/06/2018 First appeal filed on : 14/06/2018 First Appellate Authority order : 11/07/2018 Second Appeal dated : 12/10/2018 Date of Hearing : 21/01/2020 Date of Decision : 21/01/2020 The following were present:
Appellant: Present over VC Respondent: Shri A. Sudhakar, Regional Head Water Quality and CPIO, present in person Information Sought:
The appellant has sought the certified copies of Effects on Human Health for Drinking Water Quality of class D and Class E.
Grounds for Second Appeal The CPIO did not provide the desired information.
1Submissions made by Appellant and Respondent during Hearing: The appellant submitted that he is not satisfied with the reply of the CPIO. The CPIO submitted that an apt reply was provided vide letter 08.06.2018. On a query by the Commission as to what information he actually wants, he expressed his grievance relating to some information available on the website of the respondent. However, he could not justify his second appeal. The CPIO further submitted that CPCB monitors aquatic water bodies for their quality and information sought by the applicant is not available with them. Observations:
Based on a perusal of the record, it is noted that the following reply was provided:
"To fulfil the mandate of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, CPCB implements a Nationwide Programme under National Water Quality monitoring Programme (NWMP) for monitoring of aquatic resources including Rivers however Drinking Water does not fall under the purview of CPCB and no study on effects on Human Health for drinking water quality under Class D & E has been done by CPCB. If any information relating to water quality of aquatic resources is required, you may please write to CPIO, WQM-I Division in CPCB."
It is pertinent to mention here that despite the vague and incomplete query asked by the appellant, the CPIO gave a categorical reply as per the RTI application stating that no study on the effects on Human Health for drinking water quality under Class D & E has been done by CPCB and therefore no such report is available.
Decision:
In view of the above observations, the Commission finds no infirmity in the CPIO's reply and hence, no further action is required in the present case.
The appeal is disposed of accordingly.
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