EXCLUSIVE: Ether's Remaining Seven Lucky Gods Confront Boone Dias
by L.D. NolanDark Horse Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive preview of writer Matt Kindt and artist David Rubin's Ether: The Disappearance of Violet Bell #3, which shows the six of the remaining Seven Lucky Gods confronting protagonists Boone Dias and Glum at a moment when the former seems to be at his lowest point yet.
You can see CBR's exclusive preview of Ether: The Disappearance of Violet Bell #3 below along with the solicitation for the issue and Rubin's cover.
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ETHER: THE DISAPPEARANCE OF VIOLET BELL #3
- Written by Matt Kindt
- Illustrated by David Rubin
- Cover by David Rubin
- In his search for the kidnapped faerie Violet Belle and a powerful assassin, interdimensional detective Boone Dias runs afoul of the Seven Lucky Gods--but he finds he must rely on the sinister deities to catch his quarry.
Ether launched in 2016 from Dark Horse Comics. The series follows scientist, adventurer and interdimensional traveller Boone Dias as he investigates crimes in the magical world of Ether. The Disappearance of Violet Bell is the most recent installment in the series.
Ether: The Disappearance of Violet Bell #3 goes on sale Nov. 27 for $3.99.
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I am a Ph.D student in the School of EECS, at Peking University. I obtained my B.Sc from University of Science and Technology of China in 2011, and M.Sc from University of Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2014 respectively.
Address: Department of Computer Science, Peking University
Beijing, China 100871
Tel: +86 10 62751796
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I am a Ph.D student in the School of EECS, at Peking University. I obtained my B.Sc from University of Science and Technology of China in 2011, and M.Sc from University of Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2014 respectively.
Research interests: Big data processing and analysis, distributed machine learning system, distributed optimization
Research interests: Multimedia on mobile devices, near duplicate video retrieval, web crawler, network load balancing
Thesis: Research and Implementation of Video Aggregation and Multi-Screen Service System
Thesis: Implementation of Distributed Load Balance System on Nginx
Large-scale machine learning platform; parallel and distributed machine learning algorithms; distributed optimization
Large-scale real-time analyses of massive log based on Storm and Kafka
Towards More Effective Minibatch Stochastic Gradient Descent for Stale Synchronous Parameter Server. (under review)
GVoS: A General System for Near-Duplicate Video Related Applications on Storm. (under review)
A Predictive Dynamic Load Balancing Algorithm with Service Differentiation, ICCT 2013
A Dynamic Load Balancing Method Based on Resource Prediction, 2013
A Duplicate Video Removal Method, 2013
A Video Aggregation Method and System Based on Popular Topics of Microblogs, 2013
A Fast Switch Device and Method for VOD Between Screens, 2014
A Crwaler for Video Source and Content, 2013
Java, Python, Objective-C, Android/iOS Development
C/C++, Javascript, HTML
Storm, Sklearn, Hive, MySql, MongoDB, Lucene, Theano, Anaconda
Spark, Hadoop, Kafka, Tensorflow
Special Student Scolarship (Top 10%), 2015
National Scolarship (Top 2%), 2013
Outstanding League Cadres, 2013
Outstanding Student, 2013
First-class Scholarship (Top 5%), 2010
Second-class Scholarship (Top 10%), 2009
Second-class Prize, The 5th Freescale National University Students Intelligent Car Race, 2010
Online donation system development and mantainance.
Sports, Music, Movies, Travelling.


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moreCss = cssTag("swag.css"),
side = side.some,
title = "Lichess Swag",
openGraph = lila.app.ui.OpenGraph(
title = "Lichess merch store",
description = "Great chess deserves great T-shirts! Get yourself some swag and help pay for the servers.",
url = s"$netBaseUrl${routes.Page.swag}").some) {


Before Change
In response to bug /ኊ, we need to make sure that the q_sqrt matrix can be fixed
m1 = gpflow.models.SVGP(self.X, self.Y,
kern=gpflow.kernels.RBF(1) + gpflow.kernels.White(1),
likelihood=gpflow.likelihoods.Exponential(),
Z=self.Z)
m1.q_sqrt.fixed = True
m1.compile()
class TestStochasticGradients(GPflowTestCase):
In response to bug /뢱, we need to make sure stochastic update
After Change
In response to bug /ኊ, we need to make sure that the q_sqrt matrix can be fixed
with self.test_context():
m1 = gpflow.models.SVGP(
self.X, self.Y,
kern=gpflow.kernels.RBF(1) + gpflow.kernels.White(1),
likelihood=gpflow.likelihoods.Exponential(),
Z=self.Z)
m1.q_sqrt.trainable = False
m1.compile()
class TestStochasticGradients(GPflowTestCase):
In response to bug /뢱, we need to make sure stochastic update


FSWEBCAM(1) User Commands FSWEBCAM(1) NAME fswebcam - Small and simple webcam for *nix. SYNOPSIS fswebcam [<options>] <filename> [[<options>] <filename> ... ] DESCRIPTION fswebcam is a small and simple webcam app for *nix. It can capture images from a number of different sources and perform simple manipulation on the captured image. The image can be saved as one or more PNG or JPEG files. The PNG or JPEG image can be sent to stdio using the filename "-". The output filename is formatted by strftime. CONFIGURATION Configuration File Config files use the long version of options without the "--" prefix. Comments start with a # symbol at the beginning of the line. General Options -?, --help Show a usage summary. -c, --config Load options from a file. You can load more than one config file, and can mix them with command-line arguments. Note: This option can not be used from within a configuration file. -q, --quiet Hides all messages except errors. -v, --verbose Print extra information during the capture process. --version Print the version number and exit. -l, --loop <frequency> Continually capture images. The time between images is specified in seconds. Default behaviour is to capture a single image and exit. Note: The time to capture the next image is calculated relative to the epoch, so an image will not be captured immediately when the program is first started. --offset <seconds> Sets the offset to use when calculating when the next image is due in loop mode. Value can be positive or negative. -b, --background Run in the background. In this mode stdout and console logging are unavailable. --pid <filename> Saves the PID of the background process to the specified file. Ignored when not using background mode. --log [file/syslog:]<filename> Redirect log messages to a file or syslog. For example --log output.log --log file:output.log --log syslog --gmt Use GMT instead of the local timezone when formatting text with strftime. Capture Options -d, --device [<prefix>:]<device name> Set the source or device to use. The source module is selected automatically unless specified in the prefix. Default is /dev/video0. Available source modules, in order of preference: V4L2 - Capture images from a V4L2 compatible video device. V4L1 - Capture images from a V4L1 compatible video device. FILE - Capture an image from a JPEG or PNG image file. RAW - Reads images straight from a device or file. TEST - Draws colour bars. -i, --input <input number or name> Set the input to use. You may select an input by either it's num‐ ber or name. Default is "0". --list-inputs List available inputs for the selected source or device. fswebcam -d v4l2:/dev/video1 --list-inputs -t, --tuner <tuner number> Set the tuner to use. -f, --frequency <frequency> Set the frequency of the selected input or tuner. The value may be read as KHz or MHz depending on the input or tuner. -p, --palette <name> Try to use the specified image format when capturing the image. Default is to select one automatically. Supported formats: PNG JPEG MJPEG S561 RGB32 RGB24 BGR32 BGR24 YUYV UYVY YUV420P BAYER SGBRG8 SGRBG8 RGB565 RGB555 Y16 GREY -r, --resolution <dimensions> Set the image resolution of the source or device. The actual reso‐ lution used may differ if the source or device cannot capture at the specified resolution. Default is "384x288". --fps <frames per second> Sets the frame rate of the capture device. This currently only works with certain V4L2 devices. Default is "0", let the device decide. -F, --frames <number> Set the number of frames to capture. More frames mean less noise in the final image, however capture times will be longer and mov‐ ing objects may appear blurred. Default is "1". -S, --skip <number> Set the number of frames to skip. These frames will be captured but won't be use. Use this option if your camera sends some bad or corrupt frames when it first starts capturing. Default is "0". -D, --delay <delay> Inserts a delay after the source or device has been opened and initialised, and before the capture begins. Some devices need this delay to let the image settle after a setting has changed. The delay time is specified in seconds. -R, --read Use read() to capture images. This can be slower but more stable with some devices. Default is to use mmap(), falling back on read() if mmap() is unavailable. -s, --set <name=value> Set a control. These are used by the source modules to control image or device parameters. Numeric values can be expressed as a percentage of there maximum range or a literal value, for example: --set brightness=50% --set framerate=5 Non-numeric controls are also supported: --set lights=on V4L2 features a type of control called a 'button'. These controls do not take any value, but trigger an action. For example: --set "Restore Factory Settings" Control names and values are not case sensitive. Note: Available controls will vary depending in the source module and devices used. For more information see the --list-controls option. --list-controls List available controls and their current values for the selected source module and device. For example: fswebcam -d v4l2:/dev/video2 --list-controls Output Options These options are performed in the order they appear on the command line, only effecting images output later on the command line. For example: fswebcam -r 640x480 output1.jpeg --scale 320x240 output2.jpeg Will create two images, "output1.jpeg" containing a full resolu‐ tion copy of the captured image and "output2.jpeg" containing the same captured image but scaled to half the size. --no-banner Disable the banner. --top-banner Position the banner at the top of the image. --bottom-banner Position the banner at the bottom of the image. This is the default. --banner-colour <#AARRGGBB> Set the colour of the banner. Uses the web-style hexadecimal for‐ mat (#RRGGBB) to describe the colour, and can support an alpha channel (#AARRGGBB). Examples: "#FF0000" is pure red. "#80000000" is semi-transparent black. "#FF000000" is invisible (alpha channel is at maximum). Default is "#40263A93". --line-colour <#AARRGGBB> Set the colour of the divider line. See --banner-colour for more information. Default is "#00FF0000". --text-colour <#AARRGGBB> Set the colour of the text. See --banner-colour for more informa‐ tion. Default is "#00FFFFFF". --font <[file or font name]:[font size]> Set the font used in the banner. If no path is specified the path in the GDFONTPATH environment variable is searched for the font. Fontconfig names may also be used if the GD library has support. If no font size is specified the default of "10" will be used. Default is "sans:10". --no-shadow Disable the text shadow. --shadow Enable the text shadow. This is the default behaviour. --title <text> Set the main text, located in the top left of the banner. --no-title Clear the main text. --subtitle <text> Set the sub-title text, located in the bottom left of the banner. --no-subtitle Clear the sub-title text. --timestamp <text> Set the timestamp text, located in the top right of the banner. This string is formatted by strftime. Default is "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M (%Z)". --no-timestamp Clear the timestamp text. --info <text> Set the info text, located in the bottom right of the banner. --no-info Clear the info text. --underlay <filename> Load a PNG image and overlay it on the image, below the banner. The image is aligned to the top left. Note: The underlay is only applied when saving an image and is not modified by any of the image options or effects. --no-underlay Clear the underlay image. --overlay <filename> Load a PNG image and overlay on the image, above the banner. The image is aligned to the top left. Note: The overlay is only applied when saving an image and is not modified by any of the image options or effects. --no-overlay Remove the overlay image. --jpeg <factor> Set JPEG as the output image format. The compression factor is a value between 0 and 95, or -1 for automatic. This is the default format, with a factor of "-1". --png <factor> Set PNG as the output image format. The compression factor can be a value between 0 and 9, or -1 for automatic. --save <filename> Saves the image to the specified filename. Note: This isn't necessary on the command-line where a filename alone is enough to save an image. --revert Revert to the original captured image and resolution. This undoes all previous effects on the image. Note: This only reverts the image itself, and not options such as font, colours and overlay. --flip <direction[,direction]> Flips the image. Direction can be (h)orizontal or (v)ertical. Example: --flip h Flips the image horizontally. --flip h,v Flips the image both horizontally and vertically. --crop <dimensions[,offset]> Crop the image. With no offset the cropped area will be the center of the image. Example: --crop 320x240 Crops the center 320x240 area of the image. --crop 10x10,0x0 Crops the 10x10 area at the top left corner of the image. --scale <dimensions> Scale the image. Example: "--scale 640x480" scales the image up or down to 640x480. Note: The aspect ratio of the image is not maintained. --rotate <angle> Rotate the image in right angles (90, 180 and 270 degrees). Note: Rotating the image 90 or 270 degrees will swap the dimen‐ sions. --deinterlace Apply a simple deinterlacer to the image. --invert Invert all the colours in the image, creating a negative. --greyscale Remove all colour from the image. --swapchannels <c1c2> Swap colour channels c1 and c2. Valid channels are R, G and B -- for Red, Green and Blue channels respectively. Example: "--swapchannels RB" will swap the red and blue channels. --exec <command> Executes the specified command and waits for it to complete before continuing. The command line is formatted by strftime. SIGNALS SIGHUP This causes fswebcam to reload it's configuration. SIGUSR1 Causes fswebcam to capture an image immediately without waiting on the timer in loop mode. KNOWN BUGS The spacing between letters may be incorrect. This is an issue with the GD library. REPORTING BUGS Please report bugs to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>SEE ALSO ncftpput(1), strftime(3) AUTHOR Written by Philip Heron<EMAIL_ADDRESS>fswebcam 20110717 17 July 2011 FSWEBCAM(1)


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2014-06-28 10:34:29
Small saturday enhancements, edit already sended message
So now you can edit your previous message.
Just imagine, after you typed a message you saw a typo? The only way before was just send another message with correct text. Now you can just click Up arrow on your keyboard and it will replace text area with previous message where you can edit it and send it again.
Just the same thing as skype does. Same functionality is enabled to client part. You can edit only your last message.
Screenshot
For update just replace files from master branch and clear cache.
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2014-06-26 20:35:10
New version 2.05v just more features and various enhancements.
Here we go again...
- Option to hide/show widget copyright small logo. 16x16
- Option to upload your own logo for small copyright logo in widget left corner.
- Option to track online visitors then widget is not visible because operators are offline.
- Roles permission editing window will contain checkboxes instead of combobox.
- Disabled ssl check for curl request, window update compatibility. Thanks to softaculous
- Translations now also are generated for chat configuration window. User requested this.
For update just follow standard update procedure. For manual update it's update_84.sql
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2014-06-21 20:44:55
New version 2.04v automatic database updates, option to change your default theme from back office
This release brings few nice enhancements
- Option to change default theme from back office. No need to regenerate embed code to apply theme.
- More options regarding resuming chat. See https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat/issues/412
- Automatic database updates, just go to update information page and LHC will check that your database matches current LHC version and will offer automatic datatabase updates and after that the only thing you will have to do just replace files. That's all.
For update just read new upgrading article who want's to update manually have to execute update_83.sql file.
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2014-06-14 17:20:31
New version 2.03v notifications about new visitors
Some of the users has request this many times. So finally decided to implement it.
This release brings only this one feature.
execute doc/update_db/update_82.sql for update and follow standard upgrade tutorial.
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2014-06-13 21:44:40
New version 2.02v, widget styling from back office
After whole week of work now we have easy styling of frontend live help widgets
- https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat/issues/405
- https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat/issues/407
Sponsored feature, widget theming
https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat/issues/408
Theming also allows to import export themes. So anyone who decides to create a theme will be able to share it with community. Or anyone who creates a cool widget theme just can export theme and send it to me.
execute doc/update_db/update_81.sql for update and create a directory
var/storagetheme - and chmod it.
Read more for screenshot teaser.


This project was created to monitor Gluster Storage with Zabbix. In this repository there are two files. One python script that calls gstatus, discovering gluster volumes and print data we want, according to the arguments given. You have to install gstatus gstatus
You should save the script in any directory you want, in order to do it executable from zabbix user using sudo. You have to create a file in /etc/zabbix/zabbix_server.conf.d/ and add UserParameters:
You can check my github repository
MrCirca
There are no macros links in this template.
There are no template links in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gluster Volume Names Discovery |
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 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_volume_name.discovery
Update: 30s
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| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gluster Storage % Free Space |
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 | Calculated |
gluster_storage_free_space
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Snapshots |
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 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“snapshot_count”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Volume Number |
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 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“volume_count”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Total Size |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“usable_capacity”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Used Size |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“used_capacity”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Nodes |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“node_count”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Self Heal Enabled |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“sh_enabled”]
Update: 2m
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| Gluster Storage Self Heal Active |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“sh_active”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage status |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“status”]
Update: 2m
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| Gluster Storage raw capacity |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“raw_capacity”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Active Nodes |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“nodes_active”]
Update: 2m
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| Gluster Volume % Free Space {#VOLUME_NAME} |
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 | Calculated |
gluster_volume_free_space[{#VOLUME_NAME}]
Update: 30s

LLD
 |
| Gluster Volume snapshot_count on {#VOLUME_NAME} |
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 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_volume_info[“snapshot_count”,{#VOLUME_NAME}]
Update: 30s

LLD
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| Gluster Volume state on {#VOLUME_NAME} |
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 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_volume_info[“state”,{#VOLUME_NAME}]
Update: 30s

LLD
 |
| Gluster Volume Total Size on {#VOLUME_NAME} |
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 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_volume_info[“usable_capacity”,{#VOLUME_NAME}]
Update: 30s

LLD
 |
| Gluster Volume Used Size on {#VOLUME_NAME} |
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 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_volume_info[“used_capacity”,{#VOLUME_NAME}]
Update: 30s

LLD
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| Name | Description | Expression | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gluster Volume Free Space is less than 20% |
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 |
Expression: {Gluster Storage:gluster_volume_free_space[{#VOLUME_NAME}].last(,5m)}<20

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| Gluster Volume state in {#VOLUME_NAME} is down |
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 |
Expression: {Gluster Storage:gluster_volume_info[“state”,{#VOLUME_NAME}].str(up)}=0

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| Gluster Volume Free Space is less than 20% (LLD) |
-
 |
Expression: {Gluster Storage:gluster_volume_free_space[{#VOLUME_NAME}].last(,5m)}<20

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| Gluster Volume state in {#VOLUME_NAME} is down (LLD) |
-
 |
Expression: {Gluster Storage:gluster_volume_info[“state”,{#VOLUME_NAME}].str(up)}=0

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
This project was created to monitor Gluster Storage with Zabbix. In this repository there are two files. One python script that calls gstatus, discovering gluster volumes and print data we want, according to the arguments given. You have to install gstatus gstatus
You should save the script in any directory you want, in order to do it executable from zabbix user using sudo. You have to create a file in /etc/zabbix/zabbix_server.conf.d/ and add UserParameters:
You can check my github repository
MrCirca
There are no macros links in this template.
There are no template links in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gluster Volume Names Discovery |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_volume_name.discovery
Update: 30s
 |
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gluster Storage Self Heal Enabled |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“sh_enabled”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Active Nodes |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“nodes_active”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage status |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“status”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Self Heal Active |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“sh_active”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Used Size |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“used_capacity”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Nodes |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“node_count”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Total Size |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“usable_capacity”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage raw capacity |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“raw_capacity”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Snapshots |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“snapshot_count”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Volume Number |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“volume_count”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage % Free Space |
-
 | Calculated |
gluster_storage_free_space
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Volume % Free Space {#VOLUME_NAME} |
-
 | Calculated |
gluster_volume_free_space[{#VOLUME_NAME}]
Update: 30s

LLD
 |
| Gluster Volume snapshot_count on {#VOLUME_NAME} |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_volume_info[“snapshot_count”,{#VOLUME_NAME}]
Update: 30s

LLD
 |
| Gluster Volume state on {#VOLUME_NAME} |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_volume_info[“state”,{#VOLUME_NAME}]
Update: 30s

LLD
 |
| Gluster Volume Total Size on {#VOLUME_NAME} |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_volume_info[“usable_capacity”,{#VOLUME_NAME}]
Update: 30s

LLD
 |
| Gluster Volume Used Size on {#VOLUME_NAME} |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_volume_info[“used_capacity”,{#VOLUME_NAME}]
Update: 30s

LLD
 |
| Name | Description | Expression | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gluster Volume Free Space is less than 20% |
-
 |
Expression: last(/Gluster Storage/gluster_volume_free_space[{#VOLUME_NAME}],#1:now-5m)<20

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| Gluster Volume state in {#VOLUME_NAME} is down |
-
 |
Expression: find(/Gluster Storage/gluster_volume_info[“state”,{#VOLUME_NAME}],,”like”,”up”)=0

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| Gluster Volume Free Space is less than 20% (LLD) |
-
 |
Expression: last(/Gluster Storage/gluster_volume_free_space[{#VOLUME_NAME}],#1:now-5m)<20

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| Gluster Volume state in {#VOLUME_NAME} is down (LLD) |
-
 |
Expression: find(/Gluster Storage/gluster_volume_info[“state”,{#VOLUME_NAME}],,”like”,”up”)=0

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
This project was created to monitor Gluster Storage with Zabbix. In this repository there are two files. One python script that calls gstatus, discovering gluster volumes and print data we want, according to the arguments given. You have to install gstatus gstatus
You should save the script in any directory you want, in order to do it executable from zabbix user using sudo. You have to create a file in /etc/zabbix/zabbix_server.conf.d/ and add UserParameters:
You can check my github repository
MrCirca
There are no macros links in this template.
There are no template links in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gluster Volume Names Discovery |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_volume_name.discovery
Update: 30s
 |
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gluster Storage Self Heal Enabled |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“sh_enabled”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Active Nodes |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“nodes_active”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage status |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“status”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Self Heal Active |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“sh_active”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Used Size |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“used_capacity”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Nodes |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“node_count”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Total Size |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“usable_capacity”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage raw capacity |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“raw_capacity”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Snapshots |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“snapshot_count”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage Volume Number |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
gluster_storage_info[“volume_count”]
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Storage % Free Space |
-
 | Calculated |
gluster_storage_free_space
Update: 2m
 |
| Gluster Volume % Free Space {#VOLUME_NAME} |
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gluster_volume_free_space[{#VOLUME_NAME}]
Update: 30s

LLD
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| Gluster Volume snapshot_count on {#VOLUME_NAME} |
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gluster_volume_info[“snapshot_count”,{#VOLUME_NAME}]
Update: 30s

LLD
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| Gluster Volume state on {#VOLUME_NAME} |
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gluster_volume_info[“state”,{#VOLUME_NAME}]
Update: 30s

LLD
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| Gluster Volume Total Size on {#VOLUME_NAME} |
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gluster_volume_info[“usable_capacity”,{#VOLUME_NAME}]
Update: 30s

LLD
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| Gluster Volume Used Size on {#VOLUME_NAME} |
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gluster_volume_info[“used_capacity”,{#VOLUME_NAME}]
Update: 30s

LLD
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| Name | Description | Expression | Priority |
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| Gluster Volume Free Space is less than 20% |
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Expression: last(/Gluster Storage/gluster_volume_free_space[{#VOLUME_NAME}],#1:now-5m)<20

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| Gluster Volume state in {#VOLUME_NAME} is down |
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Expression: find(/Gluster Storage/gluster_volume_info[“state”,{#VOLUME_NAME}],,”like”,”up”)=0

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| Gluster Volume Free Space is less than 20% (LLD) |
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Expression: last(/Gluster Storage/gluster_volume_free_space[{#VOLUME_NAME}],#1:now-5m)<20

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| Gluster Volume state in {#VOLUME_NAME} is down (LLD) |
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Expression: find(/Gluster Storage/gluster_volume_info[“state”,{#VOLUME_NAME}],,”like”,”up”)=0

Recovery expression:
 | warning |


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pyglet provides only the Window and Player event dispatchers, but exposes a public interface for creating and dispatching your own events.
The steps for creating an event dispatcher are:
In the following example, a hypothetical GUI widget provides several events:
class ClankingWidget(pyglet.event.EventDispatcher): def clank(self): self.dispatch_event('on_clank') def click(self, clicks): self.dispatch_event('on_clicked', clicks) def on_clank(self): print 'Default clank handler.' ClankingWidget.register_event_type('on_clank') ClankingWidget.register_event_type('on_clicked')
Event handlers can then be attached as described in the preceding sections:
widget = ClankingWidget() @widget.event def on_clank(): pass @widget.event def on_clicked(clicks): pass def override_on_clicked(clicks): pass widget.push_handlers(on_clicked=override_on_clicked)
The EventDispatcher takes care of propogating the event to all attached handlers or ignoring it if there are no handlers for that event.
There is zero instance overhead on objects that have no event handlers attached (the event stack is created only when required). This makes EventDispatcher suitable for use even on light-weight objects that may not always have handlers. For example, Player is an EventDispatcher even though potentially hundreds of these objects may be created and destroyed each second, and most will not need an event handler.
The Observer design pattern, also known as Publisher/Subscriber, is a simple way to decouple software components. It is used extensively in many large software projects; for example, Java's AWT and Swing GUI toolkits and the Python logging module; and is fundamental to any Model-View-Controller architecture.
EventDispatcher can be used to easily add observerable components to your application. The following example recreates the ClockTimer example from Design Patterns (pages 300-301), though without needing the bulky Attach, Detach and Notify methods:
# The subject class ClockTimer(pyglet.event.EventDispatcher): def tick(self): self.dispatch_events('on_update') ClockTimer.register_event('on_update') # Abstract observer class class Observer(object): def __init__(self, subject): subject.push_handlers(self) # Concrete observer class DigitalClock(Observer): def on_update(self): pass # Concrete observer class AnalogClock(Observer): def on_update(self): pass timer = ClockTimer() digital_clock = DigitalClock(timer) analog_clock = AnalogClock(timer)
The two clock objects will be notified whenever the timer is "ticked", though neither the timer nor the clocks needed prior knowledge of the other. During object construction any relationships between subjects and observers can be created.
pyglet uses a modified version of Epydoc to construct its API documentation. One of these modifications is the inclusion of an "Events" summary for event dispatchers. If you plan on releasing your code as a library for others to use, you may want to consider using the same tool to document code.
The patched version of Epydoc is included in the pyglet repository under trunk/tools/epydoc (it is not included in distributions). It has special notation for document event methods, and allows conditional execution when introspecting source code.
If the sys.is_epydoc attribute exists and is True, the module is currently being introspected for documentation. pyglet places event documentation only within this conditional, to prevent extraneous methods appearing on the class.
To document an event, create a method with the event's signature and add a blank event field to the docstring:
import sys class MyDispatcher(object): if getattr(sys, 'is_epydoc'): def on_update(): '''The object was updated. :event: '''
Note that the event parameters should not include self. The function will appear in the "Events" table and not as a method.


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Module hais.hmc¶
Implementation of Hamiltonian Monte Carlo.
Currently only makes leapfrog moves with one step as that is all that is needed for HAIS.
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hais.hmc.
default_gamma
(eps)¶ Calculate the default gamma (momentum refresh parameter).
Follows equation 11. in Culpepper et al. (2011)
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hais.hmc.
hamiltonian
(position, velocity, energy_fn, event_axes)¶ Calculate the Hamiltonian of the system.
Eqn 20 and 21 in Sohl-Dickstein and Culpepper’s paper.
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hais.hmc.
hmc_move
(x0, v0, energy_fn, event_axes, eps, gamma=None)¶ Make a HMC move.
Implements the algorithm in Culpepper et al. 2011 “Building a better probabilistic model of images by factorization”.
Parameters: gamma – Set to 1 to remove any partial momentum refresh (momentum is sampled fresh every move)
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hais.hmc.
hmc_sample
(x0, log_target, eps, sample_shape=(), event_axes=(), v0=None, niter=1000, nchains=3000, acceptance_decay=0.9)¶ Sample using Hamiltonian Monte Carlo.
Parameters: - x0 – Initial state
- log_target – The unnormalised target log density
- eps – Step size for HMC
- sample_shape – The shape of the samples, e.g. () for univariate or (3,) a 3-dimensional MVN
- event_axes – Index into x0’s dimensions for individual samples, () for univariate sampling
- v0 – Initial velocity, will be sampled if None
- niter – Number of iterations in each chain
- nchains – Number of chains to run in parallel
- acceptance_decay – Decay used to calculate smoothed acceptance rate
Returns: A tuple (final state, final velocity, the samples, the smoothed acceptance rate)
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hais.hmc.
kinetic_energy
(v, event_axes)¶ Calculate the kinetic energy of the system.
\(- \log \Phi(v)\) in Sohl-Dickstein and Culpepper’s paper. Not normalised by \(M \log(2 \pi) / 2\)
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hais.hmc.
leapfrog
(x0, v0, eps, energy_fn)¶ Simulate the Hamiltonian dynamics using leapfrog method.
That is follow the 2nd step in the 5 step procedure in Section 2.3 of Sohl-Dickstein and Culpepper’s paper. Note this leapfrog procedure only has one step.
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hais.hmc.
metropolis_hastings_accept
(E0, E1)¶ Accept or reject a move based on the energies of the two states.
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hais.hmc.
mh_accept_reject
(x0, v0, x1, v1, energy_fn, event_axes)¶ Accept or reject the leapfrog move according to Metropolis-Hastings.
Step 3 in Sohl-Dickstein and Culpepper (2011).
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hais.hmc.
partial_momentum_refresh
(vdash, gamma)¶ Update vdash with a partial momentum refresh.
Step 4 in Sohl-Dickstein and Culpepper (2011).
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hais.hmc.
tf_expand_rank
(input_, rank)¶ Expand the input_ tensor to the given rank by appending dimensions
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hais.hmc.
tf_expand_tile
(input_, to_match)¶ Expand and tile the input_ tensor to match the to_match tensor.


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WasteNot is an online database designed for the CSULB campus as a tool to help student, faculty, and visitors alike to improve sustainability and recycling habits on-and off-campus.
In accordance with the CSULB Sustainability Office and the new CSU zero waste program initiative, we are working to provide the campus with a multitude of resources and information for an overall higher level of environmental conscientiousness.
Our main goal involves helping the campus achieve its goal of becoming a zero waste campus (90% diversion rate of trash to recyclable services/facilities) by the year 2030!
For more information about the new waste diversion program, visit the official CSULB's Waste Not web page.
Searchable database for recyclable and non-recyclable items that can be found inside and outside of campus. Quick and convenient to use, contained in a simple search bar function.
List of all recyclable and non-recyclable items in the database, viewable as a complete whole or organized by categories.
Quiz game to test your knowledge on the ins-and-outs of recycling. Fun and helpful in teaching a thing or two about recycling.
News and information on campus updates from the CSULB Sustainability Office.
Map of the bins throughout campus for convenient use.
The WasteNot system is developed using the MEAN software stack:
MongoDB: NoSQL database
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Interpretation by Jan @Novoj Novotný
A single-purpose NoSQL database for fast reading, tailored to the requirements of e-shop solutions not only in the Czech Republic, but also abroad, will have an order of magnitude better throughput on the same hardware configuration than generic SQL or NoSQL database solutions
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Examples:
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| CPU: | Intel (R) Core™ i7-8700 3.20 GHz (6xCORE) |
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| RAM: | 16 GB X 4 (2666 Mhz) CL13 |
| OS: | Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS (GNU/Linux 5.4.0-42-generic x86_64) |
| Collection | Count |
|---|---|
| Entity | 117,475 |
| Prices of entities | 3,361,040 |
| Attributes of entities | 3,848,705 |
| Associated data of entities | 698,095 |
| References of entities | 967,553 |
| Entity inner components | Average cardinality |
|---|---|
| Prices of entities | 28.61 |
| Attributes of entities | 32.76 |
| Associated data | 5.94 |
| References | 8.24 |
104 - 129x PostgreSQL, 5.9 - 12x Elasticsearch
80 - 190x PostgreSQL, 20 - 24x Elasticsearch
38 - 54x PostgreSQL, 12 - 15x Elasticsearch
The most visible change is the shift in the purpose of tables representing the inner entity datasets (attributes, prices, and references). In the original model, all tables were used to search entities as well as to reconstruct entities into memory which turned out to be quite expensive. Therefore, in the new model, entities are reconstructed from binary form, and tables of these collections are now used only as indexes to search entities.
This layout complicates transactional updates (lock per document).
This means, that those data cannot be queried at the same time.
Storing single entity into a single document was not enough.
Multiple indexes are affected by entity upsert / delete.
This introduces consistency problems - since ES guarantee atomicity on document level only.
Price calculation is complex and required using "painless scripting language" to produce runtime field and post-filter is used for "between" constraint, this prevents valid evaluation of queries like:
or(
and(
facet("Category", 5),
startsWith("code, "Gorgeous-Rubber-Wallet-2-15"),
priceBetween(800, 2000)
),
facet("Category", 1)
)
According to the documentation, several different functionalities can be used for this in ES, starting with the enabled tag, indexed, or even the field type (object) itself. Unfortunately, the use of these features in the mapping varied in different versions of ES, and therefore, the references in different parts of the documentation were not consistent about which attribute did what.


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Enter the code shown under the "One-time password code" label into the OTP Code Text box, then click "Activate". If you get an error message contact the System Administrator
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Click on "Scan QR Code"
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Enter the code shown under the "fastpacetransfer.com" label into the OTP Code Text box, then click "Activate". If you get an error message contact the System Administrator


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Hello, my name is Aaron. I like to play Videogames, sing, play guitar, and make things. I took Electromechanical Engineering Technician two years ago, and after two years I found out that perhaps I should be doing something more creative as a career. So that's what brough me to this program. I like space and I have some pretty big ideas for what I want my end of semester website to be so I'm going to have to be ahead of the curve. I think you're a very approachable teacher and I appreciate how you encourage us to be ourselves and be open.


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--- layout: post title: 'Online Capistrano Tutorial #2' post_id: 43 categories: - announcements date: 2008-08-04 10:14:00.000000000 -06:00 author: Jamis permalink: 2008/8/4/online-capistrano-tutorial-2.html ---
The first online Capistrano tutorial session was very successful, thanks to everyone who participated. Now, it’s time to try again!
The second online Capistrano tutorial session is now open for registration: http://events.capify.org/events/2.
It is scheduled for Wednesday, August 13th, at 7pm (Mountain time), and will last two hours (plus up to an hour at the end for Q&A). As before, this tutorial is targeted at beginning Capistrano users, those will little or no prior experience. (If you’re looking for a session for more advanced users, keep watching this space—I’ll probably do one of those eventually, as soon as I can write a curriculum for it.)


(Please take the time to read this long yet detailed account of what PMA feels like. If others could read it they wouldn't be so blind like I was. I haven't been able to find any personal accounts of what PMA is like, so maybe this will help someone.)
I like to go to raves, I love to do ecstacy. I am not a candy kid, or anything out of the norm for an 18 year old other than my occasional use of ecstacy which I use maybe once or twice a month. In early February 2001 I went to a rave at the Icehouse in Phoenix Arizona. I have been there for many parties before, so I felt comfortable. About the only thing out of the norm that night was that I barely knew the girl I went with. I hadn't brought any E with me that night, and stupidly I bought two pills from a guy I didn't know.  He was a wierd looking guy to me then, although now when I picture him I picture an evil rat, maybe a little overdramatic, but I have reason. He told me they were White Mitsubishi Doublestack pills.
I thought I had heard of Mitsubishi before, so I bought them. As he walked away, the person I came with told me she thought I just got jipped because he was laughing when he walked away. I walked into the bigger room of the warehouse, with the louder music and took one of the pills. Almost immediately I felt sick to my stomach like I was gonna throw up, but I didn't. Instead I walked over to the wall and sat down for a few minutes, thinking I was just nauseaus from being nervous about buying from a stranger. I got up and walked around after my stomach settled to check out all the other rooms, and came back to find my friend when I felt like I was starting to roll about 45 minutes to an hour later.
She took one look at me and made a face like she was mad or something, and said 'Heather you....nuh nuh nuh nuh'. I couldn't understand her, she spoke perfect English before, but I couldn't comprehend her words. She led me to the wall to sit down and I just remember feeling so cold, like frozen cold. I asked her to open my bottle when she informed me that what I had been trying to open to drink as water was a glowstick. I started talking to what I thought was a person next to me, then a few sentences into our conversation realized there was no our, just me, I was talking to thin air.
I was not panicky, like one would be on a bad trip, I was just calm and oblivious to the fact that I couldn't hold my eyes still, I had picture vision. You look at something, then when you move your head to look in another direction, you see the same thing for about 2 seconds instead of what you are presently looking at. I couldn't hear music anymore, just an a trippy sounding wave. My friend told me to get up, we were leaving.
We left after she got someone to help me walk because I couldn't figure out how to use my legs. She drove my car home and the whole time she said I was rubbing my emergency brake and complaining that my left leg felt realllly skinny. I kept asking the thin air in the back of my car (I thought was a person) if he was cold and needed me to roll my window up. She just kept telling me there was no one there, I would say 'oh yeah' and turn around and do it 2 minutes later unknowlingly.
When we got back, her and I just thinking I had really strong E she went to bed. I stayed up outside to smoke a cigarette and still kept trying to this mysterious air man that I kept thinking I saw. He never talked back to me, he just kept giving me really mean, scary looks, even though he wasn't really there. I started to realize that he wasn't there and went inside. I couldn't focus on the clock to see what time it was so I decided instead of freaking myself out, because I started to panic, I would take a relaxing bath. I remember turning the water off, and being confused about where all my stuff was, (I was at my friend's apartment, she remininded me 5 times that night) but then just sitting there, thoughtless.
It was like time stopped, and so did I. All I remember is one second of the guy I kept thinking I saw crouching next to me, still shooting evil glares at me as I lay pracitically lifeless in the water, and other than that I have no account of what happened in that one hour, that I was not sleeping. It was like I was not in my body, but somehow I know my eyes were open and my eyes saw something, just not the view they should have had, they saw something else only it was like in slow motion, or pause. What woke me out of this 'trance' was my own screams, I don't know what scared me, because like I say I have no recollection.
I just remember that I had shampoo in my mouth and I was trying to rinse it out. My friend had been woken up by my screams and came in to see what was wrong.  She calmed me down and had me come to bed. Eventually I fell asleep. The next day I didn't feel too bad, that I can remember just a little shook up that there was no way that was ecstacy. I did some research of my own to find out what tester kits said about the kind of pill I bought and read up on PMA. I am positive that is what I had.
For a few weeks afterward, I seemed to have some memory loss such as not remembering what month it was, and literally having to ask. That seems to have faded. I know I had an angel watching me that night. After hearing about how some people have died from this stuff, I feel very lucky to be alive, and feel very badly for anyone who has bought or will buy pills with PMA. They probably won't know if they live to see the next day, until the next day, that things weren't right. I was content and didn't have the concept of, 'seeing people that aren't there, not being able to hear, see, walk, just because you can't remember how, is not rollin'.
I just hope more people hear about this, and possibly get tester kits to see that there is MDMA in their pill, and if not, don't touch it.  At least I know mine was, and so agreed someone watching from above. Thanks.
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My Profile's Shadow:
- My Vital Signs
- My Initial Commit
- My Car
- My Likes, Wants, & Needs
I was born a cold winter night. The wind blew ferociouly, and the trees waved threateningly, casting their ominous shadows on the walls of the hospital. A crack of lightning illuminated the sky, and some say between the clouds they saw a small buzzard. That is a sign. Indubitably a sign that I am a blight on this earth. Though others say they saw a small plane, which is less of a sign, but maybe one that I should take flight. Or the birds are going out of style. Thus far, I have proved awfully true to that buzzard.
These events took place the 16th of September, 1995 and the 14th of December, 1514. The former has been subsumed into the great Span of Time, and I exist on the main branch.
It may intrigue the reader to learn that I drive a '54 bug. With as much ferocity as the buzzard in the sky that September night cast its solumn gaze at its onlookers.
I have no likes, no wants, no needs. I exist in the ether, melding in and out with everyone and everything.
Simply put, a pool is a nice place to hang out.
A castle can be more fun, nestled in the mountains, full of sprites.
But more than these, a '54 VW bug takes the cake. I spend most of my time in one.
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