SCSSdkClient.Object.SCSTelemetry
public
SCSSdkClient.Object.SCSTelemetry
SCSSdkClient.Object.SCSTelemetry.Truck
public
SCSSdkClient.Object.SCSTelemetry.Truck
SCSSdkClient.Object.SCSTelemetry.Truck.Constants
public
SCSSdkClient.Object.SCSTelemetry.Truck.Constants
Constants
public Constants()
Initialise a constants object
MotorValues
Constant Motor values of the truck like gearCount, rations, ... for more information
CapacityValues
Capacity of fuel and adblue of the truck
WarningFactorValues
Warning Factors of the truck for more information
WheelsValues
Constant wheel values of the truck like radius, liftable, ... for more information
BrandId
public string BrandId { get; internal set }
Brand id for configuration purposes. Limited to C-identifier characters
Brand
public string Brand { get; internal set }
Brand for display purposes.
Id
public string Id { get; internal set }
Name for internal use by code. Limited to C-identifier characters and dots.
Name
public string Name { get; internal set }
Name for display purposes Localized using the current in-game language
LicensePlate
public string LicensePlate { get; internal set }
LicensePlateCountryId
public string LicensePlateCountryId { get; internal set }
LicensePlateCountry
public string LicensePlateCountry { get; internal set }
SCSSdkClient.Object.SCSTelemetry.Truck.Constants.Motor
public
SCSSdkClient.Object.SCSTelemetry.Truck.Constants.Motor
ForwardGearCount
public uint ForwardGearCount { get; internal set }
Number of forward gears on undamaged truck
ReverseGearCount
public uint ReverseGearCount { get; internal set }
Number of reverse gears on undamaged truck
RetarderStepCount
public uint RetarderStepCount { get; internal set }
Number of steps in the retarder
SelectorCount
public uint SelectorCount { get; internal set }
Number of selectors (e.g. range/splitters toggles)
SlotGear
public int[] SlotGear { get; internal set }
Gear selected when requirements for this h-shifter slot are meet.
SlotHandlePosition
public uint[] SlotHandlePosition { get; internal set }
Position of h-shifter handle. Zero corresponds to neutral position. Mapping to physical position of the handle depends on input setup.
SlotSelectors
public uint[] SlotSelectors { get; internal set }
Bitmask of required on/off state of selectors. Only first selector_count bits are relevant.
EngineRpmMax
public float EngineRpmMax { get; internal set }
DifferentialRation
public float DifferentialRation { get; internal set }
Differential ratio of the truck.
GearRatiosForward
public float[] GearRatiosForward { get; internal set }
Forward transmission ratios
GearRatiosReverse
public float[] GearRatiosReverse { get; internal set }
Reverse transmission ratios
SCSSdkClient.Object.SCSTelemetry.Truck.Constants.Capacity
public
SCSSdkClient.Object.SCSTelemetry.Truck.Constants.Capacity
Fuel
public float Fuel { get; internal set }
Fuel tank capacity in litres.
AdBlue
public float AdBlue { get; internal set }
AdBlue tank capacity in litres.

Fuel
public float Fuel { get; internal set }
Fraction of the fuel capacity bellow which is activated the fuel warning.
AdBlue
public float AdBlue { get; internal set }
Fraction of the adblue capacity bellow which is activated the adblue warning.
AirPressure
public float AirPressure { get; internal set }
Pressure of the air in the tank bellow which the warning activates
AirPressureEmergency
public float AirPressureEmergency { get; internal set }
Pressure of the air in the tank bellow which the emergency brakes activate
OilPressure
public float OilPressure { get; internal set }
Pressure of the oil bellow which the warning activates.
WaterTemperature
public float WaterTemperature { get; internal set }
Temperature of the water above which the warning activates.
BatteryVoltage
public float BatteryVoltage { get; internal set }
Voltage of the battery bellow which the warning activates.


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CAP theorem has been influential in the design decisions for distributed databases.
However, designers incorrectly assume that the CAP theorem “always” imposes restrictions in terms of the tradeoff between availability and consistency. In contrast, the tradeoff is applicable only in the case of partitions.
CAP theorem led to the development of highly available systems with reduced consistency models (and reduced ACID guarantees).
Another tradeoff - between latency and consistency - has also been influential for database design.
The paper unifies CAP and latency-consistency tradeoffs into a single formulation called PACELC.
Note that some of the observations, especially ones about the databases, may be outdated now (the paper was written in 2012). However, the core message is still relevant.
Low latency (or high availability) means that the system must replicate data.
In case of an update query, three possibilities arise:
The system can choose to send data updates to all the replicas at once. This leads to two possibilities:
A replica can receive the update queries in an arbitrary order, thus breaking consistency with other replicas.
Alternatively, the replicas could use some protocol to agree on the order of updates. However, this can introduce latency.
The update queries can be first sent to a master replica.
The master replica can apply the updates and send them to the other replicas using one of the following strategies:
Synchronous replication where the master waits for all the updates to be applied to a replica(s). However, this approach introduces latency.
Asynchronous replication where the master assumes the update to be complete before it completes. In this case, the latency-consistency tradeoff depends on how read queries are handled:
The system can send all read queries to the master. In this case, there are no consistency issues, but additional latency is introduced because all the read queries go to the same replica, thus potentially overloading it.
Alternatively, the read query can be served from any replica. While this improves read latency, the results can be inconsistent now.
Use a mix of Synchronous and Asynchronous replication - i.e., some of the write queries are Synchronous, and others are Asynchronous. In this case, the latency-consistency tradeoff depends on how read queries are handled:
If the read is routed to at least one replica that has been Synchrnously updated, the consistency can be preserved, with additional latency for discovering the updated replica, etc.
If the read query can not be routed to an updated replica (maybe because none of the replicas is updated), then either latency suffers or inconsistent read can be performed.
The update query is first sent to an arbitrary replica.
In a nutshell, the tradeoff between latency and consistency is always present, irrespective of network failure.
This contrasts with the CAP theorem, which imposes the tradeoff between availability and consistency only in the case of a network partition.
If there is a partition (P), how does the system tradeoff availability (A) and consistency (C); else (E), when the system is running without failures, how does the system tradeoff latency (L) and consistency (C)?
The latency-consistency tradeoff (ELC) is relevant only when the data is replicated.
Default versions of Dynamo, Cassandra, and Riak were PA/EL systems, i.e., if a partition occurs, availability is prioritized. In the absence of partition, lower latency is prioritized.
Fully ACID systems (VoltDB, H-Store, and Megastore) and others like BigTable and HB are PC/EC, i.e., they prioritize consistency and give up availability and latency.
MongoDB can be classified as a PA/EC system, while PNUTS is a PC/EL system.


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On 5 October 2006, the Ministry of Health reported 2 cases of yellow fever in the towns of Korhogo and Ouaragahio in Côte d'Ivoire. The cases, a 30-year-old man in Korhogo and a 16 year-old girl in Ouaragahio, are laboratory confirmed (IgM Elisa assay) by the Institut Pasteur, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire and by the regional reference laboratory, Institut Pasteur, Dakar, Senegal. To date, no fatalities have been reported.
The Ministry of Health, supported by WHO has sent a multidisciplinary team including a virologist, an epidemiologist and an entomologist to investigate both outbreaks. As a result, surveillance activities have been intensified and a vaccination campaign is planned for the affected areas. The Ministry of Health has asked the international community for funds to launch this campaign and has also requested vaccines from the International Coordinating Group (ICG) on Vaccine Provision for Yellow Fever.


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Oxford and the Vatican to Digitize 1.5 Million Manuscript Pages
On Sunday, we reported on the British Library’s remarkable decision to release over one million images from books in its collections into the public domain.
It turns out that lovers of old books have received another Christmas present in the form of a new joint venture between Oxford’s Bodleian Library and the Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana at the Vatican. The collaboration had been announced back in April of 2012, but this month a portion of the digitized texts were publicly released for the first time. The website, which you can visit here, needs some work in the navigation and design departments. But the visual beauty of the books it contains more than makes up for it.
Below I’ve extracted some images from one of the newly digitized books, one of the earliest printed Bibles, originating in the German city of Cologne in 1478. The catalogue entry notes that it featured two distinct dialects:
Low Saxon (niedersächsisch) and Low Rhenish (niederrheinische). As in all pre-Lutheran German Bibles, the translation was made from the Latin Vulgate. The two volumes are richly illustrated with 113 and 123 woodcuts respectively, made by the so-called ‘Master of Cologne.’ The woodcuts, illustrating the Old Testament and the Book of Revelation, introduce key figures such as King David and the Evangelists, but most notable is the illustration of the Creation scene. The decoration in both volumes was hand-colored in a style that influenced all subsequent production, not only in Germany but across Europe.
I found the illustrations to be remarkably beautiful. You can browse the complete book here. In addition to all the stories you’d expect, the illustrations to follow also include a mermaid and her merdog, among other surprising finds.


eet Jimmy Hanlon. It’s summer, 1987. Jimmy’s a closeted bisexual in his late forties, nine months removed from a laryngectomy, and in this first part of a trilogy, he’s anxious to find a new identity in his Jersey Shore hometown. He hitches his hopes to a 33 year old lifeguard. The two cruise into summer with an assortment of boardwalk denizens and bar hounds. When they both fall for the same pretty nurse, the ride starts to get bumpy. In Jimmy’s story of redemption, dreams, familial and romantic love, misogamy and prejudice, accommodation and empathy, he discovers that the real victories occur in the small, courageous moments of our lives that overcome societal and personal prejudice.
n the Trilogy's second novel, Jimmy travels a harsh road back from Key West to Belmar. Old suspicions are confirmed, party bars turn ugly, and a bizarre tragedy marks the summer's turning point. Ronny, June's companion, becomes July's antagonist. As Jimmy tries to accommodate Alice, and despite old and new heartaches, he attains his dream job, finds touching rapport with a surrogate daughter, and reconnects with his perceptive, gutsy self.
he Missing You in Belmar, NJ trilogy concludes with Summer Mirrors. Change dominates the five main characters and brings their orbits ever closer to their common sun—resilience. As Labor Day approaches, Jimmy strives for mended familial relationships and respect. But summer's chicanery isn't quite done. With the harsh reality of autumn looming, he realizes empathy doesn't need a common last name, courage can be a silent partner, and redemption doesn't need to be acknowledged by others—only by the man in the mirror.
eet Jimmy Hanlon. It’s summer, 1987. Image is everything in his Jersey Shore hometown. Jimmy hasn’t kept up. An overweight grandfather in his late forties, he’s lost a cancerous larynx, and on top of that, A.I.D.S. has spiked fears of anyone with a questionable sexual history. In a search for companionship, he encounters a blur of bars, prejudice, familial and romantic love, misogamy, and lies. Throughout his redemptive summer, Jimmy’s empathy reveals how individual compassion trumps social mores and why a heart’s yearning owes no explanation.


'The Waterboy' (1998)
A movie review by Walter Frith
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Where's Bob Barker when you need him? Seeing him pound Adam Sandler senseless in 1996's 'Happy Gilmore' was a scream (because this guy sucks!) and that film along with 1996's 'Bulletproof' are the only two films I've enjoyed seeing the amateur comedian in, but just mildly. 'The Waterboy' is filled with enough stereotyped comedy to offend everyone and while most people are expected to have at least some sense of humour, this film clearly crosses the line and enough is enough. Let's see, we are to believe that everyone in the southern United States is a redneck, a bible thumping fanatic who thinks everyone and everything is the devil, that they all are incoherent when they speak, that they're cross-eyed or just plain backwards. Am I from the south? No. I'm a Canadian but it still filled me with a sense of indignity to see such politically incorrect humour taken to the extreme. P.I. humour is fine here and there but not to the point where it scars your equilibrium so you can't think straight after the film is over.
In 'The Waterboy', Sandler plays a 31-year old water boy for the worst college team in Louisiana. He talks with a lisp, and an unappealing southern accent that whines. Sandler is no Meryl Streep or Laurence Olivier and his attempt at accenting is not acceptable nor is it convincing. He lives with his mother in their bayou home where everything is decorated for the classic southern stereotype. Mama (Kathy Bates) believes that girls are the devil and even has her pet donkey tied up in the living room and it drinks from the toilet and hee-haws at will. I'm glad it didn't have to sit through this movie. It seems that dad left many years ago and Sandler and his mama are the only ones at home. The players tease and torment Sandler as the water boy to the point where he gets himself fired by the redneck coach (Jerry Reed).
Sandler gets re-hired by another school football coach (Henry Winkler) to be the team's water boy and after experiencing the same torment from the players the same as in his last job, Sandler's boiling point erupts and he tackles one of the players on the field in anger and devastates him. The coach is so impressed he asks Sandler to play on the team as a linebacker. He has no clue how to play ball but learns the hard way. He is inspired to play by a girl he always fancied (Fairuza Balk), a woman with tattoos and a criminal record who mama refers to as the.....well, you know.
Sandler clearly wants to aim his meager abilities at the under 18 market where a film like this would get an Academy award if they had their way. Just as in 'Happy Gilmore' when Sandler discovered he had a hidden athletic ability to drive a golf ball 400 yards each time, he finds here that he has a hidden athletic ability to tackle. The only tackling dummy here is the audience as we get our intelligence insulted at every turn and to be fair, while the film does have some good football field action and a few genuine laughs, it's shallow stuff at best.
Director Frank Coraci was clearly hired to supervise the editing, sound and other technical mixes because he looks about as capable to direct a movie as a water boy on the set of a movie. No, wait, that's the guy that gets coffee for everyone, isn't it. Since Sandler co-wrote the film with Tim Herlihy, it's clear that he called a lot of the film's shots as the film is similar in nature to other films bearing Sandler's childish humour.
I'm glad 'The Waterboy' was released in November as it becomes a fresh minded candidate for one of the worst films of 1998. By the way Adam, the title of your movie, just so you can learn how to spell, is actually two words. Some teenagers I'm sure would like to "moon" me for this review but I would consider it a compliment after viewing this mess of a movie.
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Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose CSI CIE FRS was a biologist, physicist, botanist and an early writer of science fiction
Here's a time line of Sir Jagdish Chandra Bose:
- 1858 -Bengal Presidency, British India(now in Bangladesh)
- 1869 -Bose joined the Hare School in 1869 and then St. Xavier's School at Kolkata.
- 1884-Bose obtain a B.A with a second class in Natural Science tripos from Cambridge
- 1875 -he passed the Entrance Examination (equivalent to school graduation) of the University of Calcutta and was admitted to St. Xavier's College, Calcutta.
- 1879 - received a BA from the University of Calcutta
- 1884 - BSc from the University College London affiliated under University of London
- 1885 -He was appointed as a Physics Professor at Presidency college , Kolkata.
- 1894 - Bose ignited gunpowder and rng bell at a distance using microwaves in wave length in millimeter
of range and it was held in public demonstration in the Town Hall of Calcutta .
- 1896 - DSc from the University College London, University of London
- 1900 Bose wrote "Niruddesher Kahini". It was the first notable work in Bengali Science Fiction
Should Professor Bose succeed in perfecting and patenting his ‘Coherer’, we may in time see the whole system of coast lighting throughout the navigable world revolutionised by a Bengali scientist working single handed in our Presidency College Laboratory.
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TetrisTetris is a computer game involving a sequence of falling tetromino pieces which the user must first revolve into a desired position and subsequently pack into an increasingly dense rectangular array. As gameplay progresses, filled horizontal rows on the gameboard are cleared, allowing pieces above that row to drop by the height of one square. Gameplay stops when the next piece can no longer successfully enter the congested playing field. Typically Tetris players lose due to a series of poor judgement calls or because the speed of the game increases at higher levels -- but mathematicians around the world will insist that even a supercomputer masturbating itself with a game of extraordinarily slow solitaire Tetris will eventually lose due to the odd number of columns, the S-and Z-shaped pieces forcing empty squares in the grid, and the probability of long-term inequality in the stack sizes. The incremental escalation of the puzzle-piece gameplay is also a good metaphor for the dozens of quarreling software entities who tried to seize control of the Tetris empire when it first emerged, and a not-so-bad way to frame the double murder-suicide eventually carried out by the man responsible for introducing the game to the free world. Tetris was developed in the Soviet Union, circa 1985-6, by Alexey Pajitnov, Dima Pavlovsky, and Vadim Gerasimov. Pajitnov and Pavlovsky were computer engineers at the Computer Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, while Gerasimov was a sixteen year old high school student who enjoyed writing directory encryption programs for MS DOS. Originally a spinoff of the ancient Roman puzzle Pentamino, the boys called their game Genetic Engineering and the play was vastly different: pieces were moved about the screen with cursor keys instead of being driven by gravity -- but Alexey came to insist the pieces fall from above, "into a glass, or bucket". As they developed the game, they had trouble finishing even the simplest of prototypes. The testing process was so addictive it seemed like they never had time to polish the code. They were indeed enthusiastic about developing a series of cheap and tawdry warez, but selling the fruits of their labors would prove difficult -- if not impossible -- due to strict commerce, distribution, and industry regulations imposed on all citizens of the Soviet Union. At the time, private businesses in the Soviet Union were illegal. The concept of intellectual property had not yet evolved, and individuals were prohibited from making privatized business arrangements involving abstract collateral like "computer software". Furthermore, the computer center at the Russian Academy of Sciences owned everything they made, since the code was written on the Computer Center's equipment and the Academy's time. Junior programmer Gerasimov -- working on Tetris purely for entertainment-- could never be formally hired by a Soviet government organization because at the time, he was underage. Alexey's efforts to market Tetris himself altogether failed until he discussed the matter with Vladimir Pokhilko, a clinical psychologist and longtime friend. Vladimir had been experimenting with using puzzles as psychological tests, and he immediately saw that Tetris would have mass appeal. It had to be sold, it was the greatest thing Russia had unleashed since chess. "The main part is visual insight," Alexey lectured at a conference. "You make your visual decision and it happens almost immediately. Insight means emotion: small, but many of them, every two, three seconds. The second mechanism is unfinished action. Tetris has many unfinished actions which force you to continue and make it very addictive. The third is automatization: in a couple of hours, the activity becomes automatic, a habit, a motivation to repeat." The two men began working together: they gave copies away to friends and leaked the game outside the country in a secretive end-run around Soviet politics. Tetris became the full-on focus of Alexey's time, and the game slowly evolved from a 4-color 320x200 text grid into the two-player graphical version we know today, complete with sound and music based on classical Russian folk songs ripped from the public domain. Alexey's decision to abandon all other gaming projects except Tetris was an upsetting blow to fellow programmer Dmitry, and it was here that the initial team of young programmers officially dissolved. A few months after Tetris started sneaking around the world, Robert Stein, CEO of the British software company Andromeda was vacationing in Budapest. He first laid eyes on the Apple II and Commodore-64 versions of Tetris -- but like an elite, bloodthirsty software pirate, he started selling versions to companies around the world (including Mirrorsoft U.K. and Spectrum Holobyte in the United States) without first securing legal rights to the game by going through the proper channels. Specifically, he failed to consult with the Russian ministry for import and export of software and hardware. By November, Stein's activities had been discovered by the Russian programmers, who now had big, angry choices to make. Do they keep quiet? Will they need a lawyer? Should they get the government involved? Before anyone could make a move, Stein further upped the ante: he wired a contract for the rights to Tetris directly to the Academy itself, then flew to Moscow to sign the contract. Fortunately or unfortunately, the meeting did not go well: the Academy really had no idea who he was or what he was talking about. Da stacken der blockenfalls? Officials met the eager clicking of his ballpoint pen with caution and obstinance. Meanwhile, the IBM PC version of Tetris released by Spectrum Holobyte and Mirrorsoft were causing a sensation. "Obscenely addictive," raved the reviews. The graphics were filled with Russian themes -- battle tanks, Red Square, space missions -- and Tetris was hailed as the first video game from behind the Iron Curtain. In less than a few months, Spectrum Holobyte contacted Alexey directly, expressing an interest in securing the genuine rights to a Tetris license. What resulted was catastrophic international situation pushing the programmers, a global software industry and everybody's lawyers toward a brand new entity: ELORG (Elektronorgtechnica), the Russian ministry for the import and export of software. It would now be up to the whims of one man, Alexander Alexinko of the Soviet government to determine where Tetris would be sold, and to whom the rights could be delineated. Alexinko had been briefed by a CBC Evening News interview with Pajitnov -- the real creator of Tetris -- and was able to rule that Stein had been selling rights to a product he never owned. By 1989, over a dozen software companies were knee-deep in Tetrisgate. Mirrorsoft and Spectrum Holobyte had already sub-licensed their rights to the game, effectively enabling Bullet-Proof Software (sub-licensed by Spectrum Holobyte) and Atari Games (sub-licensed by Mirrorsoft) to begin fighting over rights to Tetris in Japan, even as Nintendo of America planned to make Tetris packs. Tengen, Blue Planet Software, and Sony entered the ring as well -- effectively leaving the original Tetris programmers in the cold. In an interview with the San Francisco Examiner, Pajitnov acknowledged that he had acquiesced to Soviet demands to sign over the rights to Tetris because he feared reprisals. "I would have been in prison for sure had I gone directly to Nintendo," Pajitnov said. "I would have had to be a dissident and possibly be cheated for everything anyway. So it wasn't worth it." During the 10 years the Soviet government brokered deals with Nintendo, Atari and other video-game makers, Pajitnov lost an estimated $40 million in royalties. In 1996, the ELORG restrictions in the Soviet Union expired, and Tetris rights reverted to Pajitnov, who had since immigrated to the United States with psychologist friend Pokhilko. Together they launched AnimaTek International Inc., a software company specializing in computer-generated terrains and characters for the gaming industry. Almost immediately, the company began experiencing difficulties brought on by economic upheaval in Russia, where 70 of AnimaTek's 82 employees were stationed, and he was forced to mortgage his home for $386,000. Flustered, Pokhilko went on tour last to drum up support in hopes of landing $10 million in capital for an e-commerce firm. When that didn't work, on the night of September 22, 1998, Pokhilko struck his wife Elena in the head over a dozen times with a hammer, and stabbed her repeatedly. Then he stabbed his twelve year old son Peter with a long hunting knife nearly thirty times as he lay sleeping. Finally, Pokhilko stabbed himself in the throat. All three bodies were discovered by a family friend, who immediately called the police.  Nearby, police located a terse suicide note, which read: I'VE BEEN EATEN ALIVE. JUST REMEMBER THAT I AM EXIST The Palo Alto police department, with assistance from the FBI, had no trouble fitting the pieces together. "There are different interpretations of what the note means," announced Sergeant Scott Wong. "But any interpretation of the person writing the note is that they were under some stress." Tetris is the largest selling and most recognized global brand in the history of interactive gaming software. It can be found on more than 60 platforms -- including cell phones, ATM machines in eastern countries, and handheld personal digital assistants. In 2004, it was estimated that over eighty million Tetris units had been sold. |


Justin Bieber and wife Hailey Baldwin want babies 'next season'
Justin Bieber is getting broody as he revealed his baby plans with Hailey Baldwin while wishing her a happy birthday.
The 25-year-old took to Instagram on his wife’s special day with a celebratory post – and it’s too cute.
Sharing a picture of them on their wedding, the Sorry hitmaker gushed over his other in the caption.
Writing to the birthday girl, the proud hubby said: ‘Happy birthday babes! You make me want to be better everyday!
‘The way you live you life is so attractive.. ps you turn me on in every way. Next season BABIES.’
Right on cue, the singer’s fans flooded the comments section and completely lost it over the thought of mini Biebers.
‘BABIES WHUT?’ one wrote while another added: ‘B-babies???????????????’
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Someone else commented: ‘Happy Birthday!! And just remember when she gets pregnant take good care of her, it’s hard! I love you both.’
This isn’t the first time Biebs has mentioned his wishes to start a family as he recently revealed he wants a daughter.
Under a picture of himself enjoying a day out in Disneyland with Hailey this summer, the star wrote: ‘Love dates with you baby…
‘One day I’ll be doing daddy-daughter dates….. not hinting at anything soon I’m not in a rush. I just wanna enjoy you by yourself for a while!’
And it seems his wifey is on the same page as she previously confessed she can’t wait to have a mini-me.
‘I love kids and I can’t wait to have my own. I would say now that’s a closer reality,’ she told Vogue Arabia.
The 23-year-old also caught baby fever from Kylie Jenner this month as she commented on a picture of the beauty mogul’s daughter, Stormi.
‘Please stop giving me the most baby fever,’ the model said: ‘She’s the sweetest.’
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Open source virtual analogue, additive organ and Karplus-Strong synthesizer engine in Java
by Peter Witzel (since 2014).
The User Manual can be found here:
http://www.privatepublic.de/blog/software/synthpi-synthesizer/
The source code can be found on github:
https://github.com/privatepublic-de
SynthPi uses and is grateful for the following open source components and resources:
JAudioLibs (by Neil C. Smith) including Audio Ops Freeverb implementation
www.musicdsp.org - lots of inspiration there
AKWF Waveforms (by Kristoffer Ekstrand aka. Adventure Kid) for strings, keyboards and voices waveform sets
jQuery,
jQuery-color and
jQuery-knob (by Anthony Terrien)
Jetty 9 web server and websockets, some Apache Commons Java utils, Logback logging framework, json.org Java JSON processing classes


WITNESS LIST Subcommittee on Border Affairs Committee March 21, 2001 - 1:30P SB 192 Registering, but not testifying: For: Gadbois, Glen Dir. of Transportation Programs (Texas Citizen Fund), Austin, TX Velasquez, Sally (Webb/Willacy/Zapata Counties & City of Eagle Pass), Austin, TX On: Ludecke, Alvin Dir. Transportation Planning/Progamming (TX DOT), Austin, TX SB 195 Registering, but not testifying: For: Velasquez, Sally (Webb/Willacy/Zapata Counties & City of Eagle Pass), Austin, TX On: Ludecke, Alvin Dir. Transportation Planning/Programming (TX DOT), Austin, TX SCR 7 FOR: Harrison, Robert (UT Center for Transportation Research), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Gadbois, Glen Dir. of Transportation Programs (Texas Citizen Fund), Austin, TX Gutierrez, Jr., Hector (City of El Paso), El Paso, TX Uribarri, Laura Vice President (Greater El Paso Chamber of Commerce), El Paso, TX On: Ludecke, Alvin Dir. Transportation Planning/Programming (TX DOT), Austin, TX SCR 8 FOR: Harrison, Robert (UT Center for Transportation Research), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Gadbois, Glen Dir. of Transportation Programs (Texas Citizen Fund), Austin, TX Gutierrez, Jr., Hector (City of El Paso), El Paso, TX On: Ludecke, Alvin Dir. Transportation Planning/Programming (TX DOT), Austin, TX


Beyoncé and Jay Z 'uncoupling' tweet tricks thousands - but for very good cause
A tweet claiming Beyoncé and Jay Z have decided to 'consciously uncouple' has gone viral on social media, but before you panic, it isn't what it seems
by Courtney Pochin, https://www.facebook.com/courtneypochinmirror/?modal=admin_todo_tourIf you've been on Twitter today, you might have seen a post claiming everyone's favourite power couple Beyoncé and Jay Z have decided to 'consciously uncouple'.
But before you start sobbing and declaring that love is officially dead, let me reassure you that it's not true.
The post is actually a very sneaky trick to encourage people to register to vote in the upcoming UK general election on December 12.
A man named Marvyn Harrison is responsible for the tweet, which has been liked and retweeted thousands of times.
It reads: "Beyoncé and her 'rapper' husband Jay Z confirm their 'conscious uncoupling' via @BBCBreaking."
Alongside this, there is a link which many thought was a BBC news article, but when clicked, it actually directs to the register to vote page at Gov.uk.
Marvyn, a communications strategist from London said he shared the tweet in the hopes all voices will be heard at the polls.
Speaking to Mirror Online, he explained: "I know people are suffering political and voting exhaustion but all voices are needed to be heard so I wanted to put it in an interesting way."
He continued to say the response to the tweet has been "amazing" and that it has clearly made some people feel "an element of guilt" for not registering sooner.
Hundreds of Twitter users have taken the time to comment on the post, with many congratulating him on the "brilliant" idea and some saying it had served its purpose and pushed them to finally register.
One person wrote: "Under any other circumstances I would have been P***ED that this was fake. But this is for a noble reason."
Another replied that it was an example of "how to use click-bait for the greater good".
A third added: "I was like Yass! She finally binned him, then I was Yass! Register to vote."
However not everyone was quite so impressed, a different user said: "I was genuinely worried."
Someone else responded: "You're a bad, bad guy."
To those unhappy with his post, Marvyn does want to say he's sorry.
"Apologies to all who were misled and to Beyoncé and Jay Z for using their marriage as bait, I hope they stay united for many years to come."
He added: "Please vote."
To keep up with more of Marvyn's antics, you can follow his Dope Black Dads podcast here https://www.dopeblackdads.com/


My hardtail
This is the second hardtail I made for myself. It sports 27.5×2.6 tires, a 1x drivetrain, MRP’s lovely Ribbon fork with 140 mm travel, and OneUp Components’ excellent 170 mm travel dropper post.
After riding my original hardtail for awhile, I knew I wanted to make some changes. For one, the seat tube angle was too slack. I struggled to keep the front wheel on the ground on steep climbs. By steepening the seat tube angle on this frame, I was also able to push the front end further forward. Climbing is now much improved at the slight expense of more weight on my hands on flatter terrain.
The original frame also had fairly long chainstays (430 mm) for its size. I had a hard time lifting the front end up for bunny hopping. With version 2, I decreased the chainstays to 420 mm. The bike is now a bunny hopping demon. This makes for a very playful ride. However the short stays impact front wheel traction. I have to more consciously keep my weight forward or the front end can wash out. My third bike will eventually split the difference and use 425 mm chainstays.
The 27.5×2.6 tires are a great size. The added volume and subsequent lower pressures add a bit more cushion to the rear end, which is nice on a hardtail.
Update: I traded the front wheel for a 29er wheel to experiment with the larger wheel size and resulting geometry changes. All in all, I’m loving the new mullet setup. I’ve used the insights gained from this experiment to drive the design for the last few hardtails I’ve produced. Reports from customers have been very positive.


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Save-as Widget basic tests
Create a new Custom Widget
Steps
- Standard setup things: Clear the browser cache. Launch the Maqetta server.
Login if necessary.
In some cases, you'll want to setup a virgin user environment by creating a whole new user login.
- Click on Create---> "Desktop Application" on the toolbar. Choose any filename.
- Add a DIV element to the page
- Add some dojo widgets to the DIV element. Use 3-4 different widgets.
- Select the DIV by click on it.
- Click the dropdown next to Save. Select "Save As Widget"
- Type in a group and a name for the widget and click OK.
Expected results
- A "User Widgets" section will appear in the Widget palette with the new widget you just created.
Add a custom widget to a HTML page
Steps
- Create a new HTML/desktop application
- Locate the custom widget you created in the previous section and add it to the page
- Save the page. Close and reopen.
Expected results
- The custom widget is added to the page. Click on each sub widget and make sure they aren't selected. Only the entire custom widget should be selected.


Mr. Roboger's Neighborhood
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Enter a number here:
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Using Blockquotes
With Markdown
The easiest way to create a blockquote in markdown is with the >
character at the front of your sentance.
> Hey! Check me out; I'm a blockquote.
And you’ll get something like this:
Hey! Check me out; I’m a blockquote.
Nothing fancy, except for some styling on top of Bootstrap’s .blockquote
class, but it works.
With In-line HTML
Another way to create a blockquote is using in-line HTML. Though this is generally frowned upon in Markdown, it gives you the ability to add even more CSS classes and HTML elements to give you something like this:
This is a blockquote with inline HTML using Bootstrap footer and cite classes:
"Just because you are a character doesn't mean that you have character."
You would write the HTML in your markdown file like this:

Just because you are a character doesn't mean that you have character.

The Wolf in Pulp Fiction

While that looks nice, it’s a bit much to write everytime you want to quote someone, right?
Using a Liquid tag and Front Matter
I’ve written an include file in _includes/blockquote.html
that allows you to do this:
{% include blockquote.html %}
… and you get this
These violent delights have violent ends.
The trick here is to add the quote information to your front matter like this:
---
title: Blockquotes
description: Various ways to use blockquotes
category: Sample
image: http://www.bestsayingsquotes.com/files/famous-quotes-on-lnowledge-2dd2f90c.jpg
quote: These violent delights have violent ends.
quote-author: William Shakespeare
quote-source: Romeo and Juliet
---
The Liquid logic in the _includes/blockquote.html
file takes the variables in your front matter and uses them to build the quote. It also allows you to omit the quote-source
and/or the quote-author
and still get a properly formatted quote.
You’ll also get a message if you put the block-quote
include in your markdown, but forgot to add the quote
variable in the front matter.
Here’s the code:
{%- if page.quote -%}

{{ page.quote }}

{%- if page.quote-author and page.quote-source -%}
{{ page.quote-author }},
{{ page.quote-source }}

{%- elsif page.quote-author and !page.quote-source -%}
{{ page.quote-author }}

{%- endif -%}

{%- else -%}

Check your front matter for quote variables!

{%- endif -%}
Enjoy!


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'They will hurt for a long time but they can come again. My heart does go out to them'
The sweetest way to win for Mourneabbey, but the most horrible way to lose for Kilkerrin-Clonberne.
by Emma DuffyWHILE MOURNEABBEY WERE basking in the glory of their second consecutive All-Ireland senior club crown, they surely spared a thought or two for Kilkerrin-Clonberne.
A last-gasp point in the dying seconds from Laura Fitzgerald broke the hearts of the first-time finalists, and it’s a feeling the Cork kingpins know all too well.
In 2014, they contested their first final themselves and were edged out.
Defeats in the showpiece followed in 2015 and 2017, with a semi-final loss in between in 2016. Last year, they finally put the hurt and heartbreak to bed in their fifth stab at the elusive Dolores Tyrrell Memorial Cup.
A fierce battle at Limerick’s Gaelic Grounds on Saturday looked like it was headed for a replay, with much of the action tit-for-tat. But Mourneabbey stood up tallest with less than 20 seconds on the clock, and reached the Holy Grail once more.
“We were hanging on for a draw there,” manager Shane Ronayne, who has been at the helm since their 2014 breakthrough, said afterwards. “We won the ball from the throw ball and we just got one break and got the ball to Laura.
“It is an unbelievable way to win it but a horrible way to lose it. My heart goes out to Kilkerrin-Clonberne. We have been there, we know what it’s like to lose a final.
“They will be hurt for a long time but they can come again. My heart does go out to them. I knew they would put I up to us and go toe to toe with us. They are a great club, I have great respect for them and great admiration for what they do.”
Humble in victory, gracious in defeat.
Led by now 36-year-old and Galway’s 2004 All-Ireland-winning captain, Annette Clarke, alongside captain and 2019 All-Star Louise Ward, and Galway ace Olivia Divilly, Kilkerrin-Clonberne were so close, yet so far, in their first All-Ireland senior final.
Having made it fourth time lucky at the last four stage — they had been beaten by Mourneabbey in 2018 and 2015, and Termon in 2014 — the six-in-a-row Galway champions and back-to-back Connacht winners fell just short at the death.
The most horrible way to lose.
“We’re absolutely devastated to lose it in the manner we did,” their boss, Kevin Reidy, said afterwards.
“They are a top class team and you have to admire them as well. They stuck at it right to the death. I couldn’t be prouder of our girls and the way they tried for 60 minutes. I am very, very proud now.
“I am bitterly disappointed but very proud of them.”
Elsewhere over the weekend, Offaly’s Naomh Ciarán produced a brilliant comeback to lift the intermediate crown, while Donoughmore of Cork landed the junior title after a masterclass from Rena Buckley.
- with reporting from Ivan Smith for the Ladies Gaelic Football Association


Cuttlefish or cuttles[2] are marine molluscs of the order Sepiida. They belong to the class Cephalopods, which also includes squid, octopuses, and nautiluses. Cuttlefish have a unique internal shell, the cuttlebone, which is used for control of buoyancy. Cuttlefish have large, W-shaped pupils, eight arms, and two tentacles furnished with denticulated suckers, with which they secure their prey. They generally range in size from 15 to 25 cm (6 to 10 in), with the largest species, Sepia apama, reaching 50 cm (20 in) in mantle length and over 10.5 kg (23 lb) in mass.[3]
 Their predators include dolphins, sharks, fish, seals, seabirds, and other cuttlefish. The average life expectancy of a cuttlefish is about 1–2 years. Studies are said to indicate cuttlefish to be among the most intelligent invertebrates.[4] Cuttlefish also have one of the largest brain-to-body size ratios of all invertebrates.[4]
The "cuttle" in cuttlefish comes from the Old English name for the species, cudele, which may be cognate with the Old Norse koddi (cushion) and the Middle Low German Kudel (rag).[5] The Greco-Roman world valued the cuttlefish as a source of the unique brown pigment the creature releases from its siphon when it is alarmed. The word for it in both Greek and Latin, sepia, now refers to the reddish-brown color sepia in English.
The family Sepiidae, which contains all cuttlefish, inhabits tropical and temperate ocean waters. They are mostly shallow-water animals, although they are known to go to depths of about 600 m (2,000 ft).[10] They have an unusual biogeographic pattern: they are present along the coasts of East and South Asia, Western Europe, and the Mediterranean, as well as all coasts of Africa and Australia, but are totally absent from the Americas. By the time the family evolved, ostensibly in the Old World, the North Atlantic possibly had become too cold and deep for these warm-water species to cross.[11] The common cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis), is found in the Mediterranean, North and Baltic seas, although populations may occur as far south as South Africa. They are found in sublittoral depths, between the low tide line and the edge of the continental shelf, to about 180 m (600 ft).[12] The cuttlefish is listed under the Red List category of "least concern" by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. This means that while some over-exploitation of the marine animal has occurred in some regions due to large-scale commercial fishing, their wide geographic range prevents them from being too threatened. Ocean acidification, however, caused largely by higher levels of carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere, is cited as a potential threat.[13]
Cuttlefish, like other cephalopods, have sophisticated eyes. The organogenesis and the final structure of the cephalopod eye fundamentally differ from those of vertebrates such as humans.[14] Superficial similarities between cephalopod and vertebrate eyes are thought to be examples of convergent evolution. The cuttlefish pupil is a smoothly curving W-shape.[15][16] Although cuttlefish cannot see color,[17] they can perceive the polarization of light, which enhances their perception of contrast. They have two spots of concentrated sensor cells on their retinas (known as foveae), one to look more forward, and one to look more backward. The eye changes focus by shifting the position of the entire lens with respect to the retina, instead of reshaping the lens as in mammals. Unlike the vertebrate eye, no blind spot exists, because the optic nerve is positioned behind the retina. They are capable of using stereopsis, enabling them to discern depth/distance because their brain calculates the input from both eyes.[18][19] The cuttlefish's eyes are thought to be fully developed before birth, and they start observing their surroundings while still in the egg. In consequence, they may prefer to hunt the prey they saw before hatching.[20]
Cuttlefish possess an internal structure called the cuttlebone, which is porous and is made of aragonite. The pores provide it with buoyancy, which the cuttlefish regulates by changing the gas-to-liquid ratio in the chambered cuttlebone via the ventral siphuncle.[21] Each species' cuttlebone has a distinct shape, size, and pattern of ridges or texture. The cuttlebone is unique to cuttlefish, and is one of the features that distinguish them from their squid relatives.[22]


CPEC will inflict heavy debt burden on Pakistan: US
Washington: The US has warned that the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) would only benefit Beijing and inflict heavy debt burden on Islamabad. Addressing a gathering at the Wilson Center, a Washington think-tank, US South Asia Assistant Secretary Alice Wells said the multi-billion-dollar project would take a toll on Pakistan’s economy, Dawn reported.
Wells emphasised the CPEC was not an aid to Pakistan but a form of financing that guaranteed profits for Chinese enterprises, with little benefits for Islamabad.
“The CPEC’s most expensive single project is upgrading the railway from Karachi to Peshawar. When the project was initially announced, the cost was set at $8.2 billion,” she said.
But in October 2018, Pakistan’s Railways Minister announced that they had negotiated the cost down to $6.2 billion, a saving of $2 billion, she said. “He explained that Pakistan is a poor country and can’t afford this huge burden of loans,” the US diplomat said.
But according to recent media reports the price had risen to $9 billion, she said. “So, why doesn’t the Pakistani public know the price for CPEC’s most expensive project or how it’s being determined?”
The US diplomat pointed to the long-term effects of China’s “financing practices” and urged Islamabad to assess “the burdens that are falling on the new government”. The current debt included an estimated $15 billion to the Chinese government and $6.7 billion in Chinese commercial debt, the diplomat said. Wells asserted that China was providing loans, not grants, as the US. (IANS)
Also Read: Released US records reveal Pompeo-Giuliani contacts
Also Watch: Kokrajhar operations against illegal timber smugglers, seized valuable logs from Chirang & Kokrajhar


The Clojalyzer
Step 1: choose a Github repository with Clojure code
Github username
Repository name
Clojalyze!
Step 2: choose a Clojure file to analyze
Step 3: peruse the documentation of the top-level functions


Introduction to Jupyter
Contents
Introduction to Jupyter#
What is Jupyter?#
The Jupyter Notebook offers an interactive interface to multiple programming languages (including Python and R) that can be viewed and manipulated in web browsers.
Jupyter notebooks can run code, and also store the code and a current snapshot of the output (graphics and text), together with notes (in markdown), in an editable document called a notebook (like this one you are currently reading).
Thus a Jupyter notebook is similar to a Mathematica or Maple notebook. The difference is that Jupyter is free, fast improving, and unlike Mathematica or Maple notebooks, the Jupyter notebook can support almost 100 programming languages (more on this below). Furthermore, Jupyter notebooks are saved on disk as a JSON files (with a .ipynb extension), so are fully open source and can be kept under version control.
Why use interactive notebooks?#
Jupyter is a great tool for “literate programming”; a software development style pioneered by (yes, again!) Donald Knuth. In his words:
Let us change our traditional attitude to the construction of programs: Instead of imagining that our main task is to instruct a computer what to do, let us concentrate rather on explaining to human beings what we want a computer to do.
In literate programming, human-friendly text is as important as code, making coding accessible to a larger proportion of people.
And just as importantly, literate programming also helps address the generally poor reproducibility of scientific research by making your code and your methods better reproducible and reusable.
With Jupyter notebooks, you can explore quantitative ideas by combining snippets of computer code and human text. The main uses of Jupyter notebooks are:
Data science (e.g., with pandas)
Mathematical analyses (e.g., with sympy)
Interactive visualization (e.g., with matpliotib or ggplot)
Education
Jupyter Notebooks are increasingly being used as a research tool in academic, government (e.g., NASA), as well as industry (e.g., IBM, Facebook, Microsoft & JP Morgan) sectors.
Key Jupyter features#
The Jupyter Notebook:
…allows you to keep notes using markdown, the increasingly popular markup language.
…offers features available in typical Interactive Development Environments (IDEs) such as code completion and easy access to help.
…has LaTeX support.
…can be saved and easily shared in the .ipynb JSON (JavaScript Object Notation – syntax for storing and exchanging data).
…can be kept under version control (e.g., with git).
…be rendered and viewed online.
…can be exported to multiple formats, including html and pdf.
Jupyter vs. IPython#
Brian Granger and Fernando Pérez created IPython (Interactive Python) as an implementation of Python for literate programming, taking advantage of improved web browser technologies (e.g., HTML5). IPython notebooks quickly gained popularity (they were a great alternative to Mathematica and Maple as well), and in 2013 the IPython team won a Sloan Foundation Grant to accelerate development of this technology. The IPython Notebook concept was expanded upon to allow for additional programming languages, which became project Jupyter (why “Jupyter”? See this. IPython itself is now focused on the interactive Python project per se, part of which is providing a Python kernel for Jupyter.
Your Jupyter notebooks will typically open in IPython as well, but will not allow you Jupyter-only features (of course!)
Installing Jupyter#
Please see project Jupyter’s instructions for installation. Also, see this.
Language Kernels#
See this for instructions for installing the Python and R kernels. Or you can go through here (and install addtional language kernels if you want).
Adding extensions to Jupyter#
Again, see this for installing jupyter extensions.
Launching/Running a Jupyter Notebook#
In Linux / Mac, Jupyter will start in the directory that toy launch it from though terminal. So in your terminal first cd
to your weekly coursework’ code
directory. Then, simply launch jupyter (Linux / Mac):
jupyter notebook
This will inititalize a new server instance (watch your active terminal) and launch a web browser with the Jupyter interface, include a menu at the top.
Play abound a bit. For starters,
\(\star\) Create a new nb called MyFirstJupyterNb.ipynb
using the menu in your code
directory.
One you have created the new nb, you can launch it next time by cd
’ing to its location and then launching it by name:
jupyter notebook MyFirstJupyterNb.ipynb
Using tmux
#
You may notice that jupyter locks up the terminal you launch it from until it is closed. This can be particularly frustrating, and there is an elegant solution. Enter tmux
!
tmux
is a “terminal multiplexer”, allowing you to run terminal sessions independent of (or “detatched” from) a terminal window. You can install tmux using apt:
sudo apt install tmux
Detaching and Reattaching#
To run jupyter in a tmux session, start tmux using the command tmux
.From here you can use the tmux terminal as you would your usual terminal session (so launch jupyter notebook
as before), however if at any time you decide that you want to do something else, you can detach.
To detach your terminal window from the session, use the shortcut ctrl+b, d
(ctrl+b, then let go of that and hit d). This kicks you back to the normal terminal, however your other session is still running in the background.
To see which sessions are currently running, use
tmux ls
And to attach to the session:
tmux a
Note: you can attach to a session from a different terminal window or even terminal program!
To quit tmux entirely, just quit the terminal session either with ctrl+d
or exit
Why use tmux
?#
While this is mostly just a quality of life suggestion, countless are the times that I have accidentally closed my terminal only to find that my jupyter session has also died. By decoupling the window from the terminal session, this no longer happens.
Additionally tmux is absolutely invaluable when running long jobs on a remote server. In this case you can simply disconnect from the tmux session on the remote server. Then you can log in later (and/or from a different computer) and reattach to the interactive session (using tmux a
) to check progress. In combination with good logging for long jobs, this can make your life infinitely easier.
Key elements of the Jupyter nb content#
The two main elements (and the associated syntax) you need to know to modify the content of a Jupyter nb are as follows. These will either be entered into text-only cells (“markdown cells”), or code cells. To insert a new cell, click on the edge of an existing cell, and hit A
or B
on your keyboard to insert a cell above and below, respectively. By default, Jupyter inserts a code cell. To convert it to a text cell, hit M
immediately after inserting the cell, or if you have clicked elsewhere after inserting the cell, by clicking on the edge of the new cell and then hitting M
. You can now either enter and modify text or code:
Text cells#
Text is formatted using markdown and standard html. The markdown cheatsheet for github is very handy. Give it a quick spin to get started with markdown.
Equations#
You can insert inline or standalone equations by using standard \(\LaTeX\) environments (and you can access more \(\LaTeX\) functionality and environments using the LaTeX_envs
extension.). For example, how about the ecologist’s beloved logistic growth equation:
$$
\frac{dN}{dt} = rN \left( 1-\frac{N}{K}\right)
$$
which will render as:
Code cells#
Depending on your kernel, you will type the appropriate programming language code in these cells.
Keyboard shortcuts#
A full list of keyboard shortcuts can be displayed by clicking outside the current cell and hitting “h”. The following are important keyboard shortcuts:
Key |
Command |
|---|---|
|
insert cell above or below current cell, respectively |
|
convert code or raw cell to text cell |
|
convert raw or text cell to code cell |
|
convert code or text cell to raw cell |
|
render (text) or evaluate (code) cell |
|
delete cell |
|
interrupt a running kernel (evaluation of a code cell) |
|
cut selected cell(s) |
|
Insert cell(s) cell above selected cell |
|
Insert cut cell(s) below selected cell |
|
merge selected cells, or current cell with cell below if only one cell selected |
For a full list of keyboard shortcuts or to cutomize them, click anywhere outside your current cell and hit the H
key. Or, click on the “help” menu item at the top.
Running code#
Let’s try running code in a code cell. Python first. Make sure that your kernel is Python using the dropdown Jupyter nb menu. Then try the following:
a = "this is python!"; print(a)
[1] "this is python!"
You can also run a script file that is saved on your computer by using the ipython %run
command — basically you have a fully functional ipython environment inside each code cell.
Now R. Switch the kernel to R by using the Kernel menu along the top of the Jupyter window.
Then try:
a <- "this is R!"; cat(a)
this is R!
Graphics#
Plotting is straightforward. Again, let’s try Python first. Switch back to the Python kernel. Then try:
import matplotlib.pyplot as p
import scipy as sc
x = sc.arange(0, 5, 0.1); y = sc.sin(x)
p.plot(x, y); p.show()
Now lets try R. Switch to the R kernel, and try:
require(ggplot2)
library(repr)# to resize plot within jupyter - this package is part of IRKernel
options(repr.plot.width=3.3,repr.plot.height=2.5)
x <- seq(0, 5, 0.1); y <- sin(x)
qplot(x, y, geom = "line") # large figure
Loading required package: ggplot2
Exiting a Jupyter Notebook#
Exiting is easy. Just CTRL+S
(to save) and close the browser. The server will still be active in the bash terminal. You may then relaunch by typing the local url (e.g., by typing http://localhost:8888/notebooks/MyJupyterNbName.ipynb
) in your web browser window, or by exiting the kernel with CTRL+C
an then relaunching as you originally did.
That’s the end of our intro to Jupyter.
Play around a bit. You can also try out the Data in Jupyter and Maths in Jupyter tutorials.


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About Carpe Diem
The first ever edition of the week long Annual Fest of IEEE CS SBC MESCE scheduled from 12th -19th September. With an array of splendid technical lectures, motivational talks, travelogue, hands-on training, research-oriented and entertainment sessions, designed as per the latest trends, the fest shall indeed be a truly beneficial and captivating one for the participants! The event XploreAI , on the 14th of September is dedicated to elaborate the research scope in Artificial Intelligence, primarily focussed to help the undergrads explore the future scope and potential areas in AI from International Researchers and Resource Persons.
Host
IEEE CS SBC MESCE
When
Sunday to Sunday
12-19 September
Event Speakers
Here are some of our speakers
Susan Kathy Land
President, IEEE
Sarada Jayakrishnan
Chair,
IEEE Kerala Section
Soborno Isaac Bari
World's Youngest Professor, Nobel Prize Nominee
A J Miller
PhD Student,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tianxioa Shen
PhD Student,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Peter Mikhael
PhD Student,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bharat Acharya
Founder
Bharath Acharya Education, Mumbai
Seshadri Sukumar
International Sports Photographer
Abhinav Litkar
Senior Manager - Data Science, Swiggy
Bharat Chaudhary
Founder & CEO, Brandevise
Renin
Foundation Head, GenRobotics
Rahna Kader
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Note: You can now retrieve someone's hovercard information in different contexts using the Hovercard API. This feature is currently available for developers to preview. See the blog post for full details. To access the API during the preview period, you must provide a custom media type in the Accept
header:
application/vnd.github.hagar-preview+json
Warning: The API may change without advance notice during the preview period. Preview features are not supported for production use. If you experience any issues, contact your GitHub Enterprise site administrator.
Provides hovercard information when authenticated through basic auth or OAuth with the repo
scope. You can find out more about someone in relation to their pull requests, issues, repositories, and organizations.
GET /users/:username/hovercard
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
subject_type |
string |
Identifies which additional information you'd like to receive about the person's hovercard. Can be organization , repository , issue , pull_request . Required when using subject_id . |
subject_id |
string |
Uses the ID for the subject_type you specified. Required when using subject_type . |
The subject_type
and subject_id
parameters provide context for the person's hovercard, which returns more information than without the parameters. For example, if you wanted to find out more about octocat
who owns the Spoon-Knife
repository via cURL, it would look like this:
curl -u username:token -H 'Accept: application/vnd.github.hagar-preview+json' \ https://api.github.com/users/octocat/hovercard?subject_type=repository&subject_id=1300192
{
"contexts": [
{
"message": "Owns this repository",
"octicon": "repo"
}
]
}


New in version 0.1.2.
Color value.
Unlike any other objects in Wand, its resource management can be implicit when it used outside of with block. In these case, its resource are allocated for every operation which requires a resource and destroyed immediately. Of course it is inefficient when the operations are much, so to avoid it, you should use color objects inside of with block explicitly e.g.:
red_count = 0
with Color('#f00') as red:
with Image(filename='image.png') as img:
for row in img:
for col in row:
if col == red:
red_count += 1
| Parameters: | string (basestring) – a color namel string e.g. 'rgb(255, 255, 255)', '#fff', 'white'. see ImageMagick Color Names doc also |
|---|
Changed in version 0.3.0: Color objects become hashable.
See also
Equality operator.
| Param other: | a color another one |
|---|---|
| Type color: | Color |
| Returns: | True only if two images equal. |
| Rtype: | bool |
(numbers.Real) Alpha value, from 0.0 to 1.0.
(numbers.Integral) Alpha value as 8bit integer which is a common style. From 0 to 255.
New in version 0.3.0.
(numbers.Integral) Alpha value. Scale depends on QUANTUM_DEPTH.
New in version 0.3.0.
(numbers.Real) Blue, from 0.0 to 1.0.
(numbers.Integral) Blue as 8bit integer which is a common style. From 0 to 255.
New in version 0.3.0.
(numbers.Integral) Blue. Scale depends on QUANTUM_DEPTH.
New in version 0.3.0.
Raw level version of equality test function for two pixels.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | True only if two pixels equal |
| Return type: |
Note
It’s only for internal use. Don’t use it directly. Use == operator of Color instead.
(numbers.Real) Green, from 0.0 to 1.0.
(numbers.Integral) Green as 8bit integer which is a common style. From 0 to 255.
New in version 0.3.0.
(numbers.Integral) Green. Scale depends on QUANTUM_DEPTH.
New in version 0.3.0.
(basestring) The normalized string representation of the color. The same color is always represented to the same string.
New in version 0.3.0.
(numbers.Real) Red, from 0.0 to 1.0.
(numbers.Integral) Red as 8bit integer which is a common style. From 0 to 255.
New in version 0.3.0.
(numbers.Integral) Red. Scale depends on QUANTUM_DEPTH.
New in version 0.3.0.
(basestring) The string representation of the color.
Straightforward port of ScaleQuantumToChar() inline function.
| Parameters: | quantum (numbers.Integral) – quantum value |
|---|---|
| Returns: | 8bit integer of the given quantum value |
| Return type: | numbers.Integral |
New in version 0.3.0.


Wladimiro Politano
Judson Memorial Church and S/C Projects present
Movement
Without
Borders
OCTOBER 2, 2021
11AM TO 6:30PM
Judson Memorial Church
55 Washington Square South, New York, NY
A day of performance to celebrate New York Immigration Coalition, UnLocal, and Gente Unida
The event is free and open to the public with a suggested donation of $20
You may also make a donation online
Photo by Tish Lampert
Photo by Tish Lampert
A Day of Performance that Surpasses Boundary
Please join us in celebrating migration as integral to the DNA of America, in a day that has humanity at its core: migration as the movement that is human life, the reality of ourselves, a shaper of evolution.
On Saturday, October 2, 2021, dancers, musicians, filmmakers, poets and immigration advocates will gather in community around the urgent issue of humanizing our immigration system. We ask the question what it means to engage ethically with another person’s history, and how that might transform us individually and as a society.
Conceived, directed and produced by dance maker Richard Colton, in collaboration with Judson Memorial Church, the event celebrates New York Immigration Coalition, UnLocal, and Gente Unida, three dynamic New York and San Diego-based organizations that create support systems for those navigating the immigration system.
Speakers
Poet Claudia Rankine and The Racial Imaginary Institute with visual artist Xaviera Simmons; writer Margo Jefferson; Enrique Morones, Founder/Director of Gente Unida and Founder/Former Director of Border Angels; Anu Joshi of New York Immigration Coalition and Christhian Diaz UnLocal; Roger H. Brown, President of Berklee College of Music, Shagufa Habibi, girls sport and education advocate; Reverend Micah Bucey of Judson Memorial Church, music producer/activist Raoul Roach, and Gina Belafonte, Executive Director, Sankofa.
Music
Special guests, Antonio Sanchez Band with Thana Alexa, Jordan Peters, Carmen Staaf, Noam Wiesenberg and poet Jonathan Mendoza performing from drummer/composer Sanchez's 2019 album Lines in the Sand, the brilliant music protest against injustice in our current political climate and a tribute to every immigrant’s journey.
Dance
Performances by dancer/choreographers Ernesto Breton/Rudy Perez, Francisco Cordova, Edivaldo Ernesto, Francesca Harper, Horacio Macuacua, Jimena Paz, Shamel Pitts | TRIBE , Mariana Valencia, and multidisciplinary artist Emilio Rojas with dancers Arthur Avilés, Jonathan Gonzáles, Maxi Kawkeye Canion, and Mio Ishikawa.
Film
Adelita Husni-Bey’s Chiron introduced by Husni-Bey, photojournalist Tish Lampert's documentary project The Path To Freedom edited by James Coblentz; and a new film collaboration, Ghost Presences, created by Emilio Rojas and poet Sibani Sen, edited by Jack Colton based on Lampert’s border landscape photography.
Paul Acosta, Production Manager for Movement Without Borders
Program subject to change
Health and Safety Protocols for this Event: In accordance with the health and safety guidelines of local officials, proof of vaccination will be required to attend this event. Valid proof of vaccination can be provided via CDC vaccination card (either physical or photo), Excelsior Pass, or NYC COVID Safe app. Masks will be required inside the venue at all times.
Movement Without Borders
Please support this unique day of performance.
Register Support Us
You may also donate by personal check. Please make checks
payable to Judson Memorial Church and write
Movement Without Borders in the memo, and send
to:
Judson Memorial Church
239 Thompson Street
New York, NY 10012


I smoked 120mg, to see, what it's like. The Effects started to work immediatly after smoking, but they became much stronger in the next 30 Minutes.
I felt really good, I was talking very fast and much. I've only seen some people talk that much, when they were on MDMA. But, with every Oil-Joint I smoked, the Flash was getting more weird. And the Beer did his Job better than everytime before.
When I closed my Eyes, I saw strange imitations of Reality and talking was very difficult.
I felt some bad Rush coming up and I was very tired, so I went to sleep a little. In the Morning after I woke up and was still a little bit stoned, but I felt very well.
I tried some smaller doses and it was also pleasant, but not so intesive. After all, I like smoke Sceletium sometimes in small dosages, and i like it!
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


The NavBar is hidden by default and appears when users either swipe a finger from the top edge of the screen, right-click or Windows key + Z. It overlays the content of the application and can be dismissed by the user with an edge swipe or by interacting with the application.
Implementing a NavBar involves three controls: NavBar, NavBarContainer and NavBarCommand. This scenario shows how to add NavBarCommands declaratively to a NavBarContainer.


Isak came off the bench for Sweden in the 78th minute of his side's 2-0 win, and the game was halted about two minutes later after the 20-year-old complained to the referee about the abuse.
Play was allowed to continue after those in the stadium were warned of their conduct.
After the match, Isak told Swedish broadcaster C More: "I just asked the referee if he heard anything. A couple of minutes later he paused the match and said he had heard something.
"He asked me 'shall I stop the game?'. I said no, you don't need to do that. Racist words, things that shouldn't happen. It's incredibly sad."
The Real Sociedad forward finished the game and led the celebrations in front of the Romanian supporters.
The victory sees Sweden progress to Euro 2020 with a game to spare, ending Romania's chances to qualify in the process.


Network Monitoring Software - OpManager
The Network Monitoring Software OpManager is a network monitoring and Application Performance Management. OpManager software can manage network servers, configure and optimize performance. Installs on-premise and comes with pre-configure templets. Besides providing software for paid subscription plans, OpManager provides a free home version which includes, monitoring up to 3 devices, routers, switches, firewalls, servers, and VMs for fault and performance, support for WAN, VoIP, and auto network mapping.
OpManager available for Windows and Linux free version
OpManager
Manage Engine OpManager is very powerful tool it includes
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- WAN link monitoring
- Alarm and notifications


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Land
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Chromium Bug Issue 766433
What steps will reproduce the problem?
- Open a website with a service worker that handles requests with a FetchEvent Listener and responds with FetchEvent.respondWith(), let it install and activate;
- Install any extension that uses webRequest API and log the callback for events of chrome.webRequest.onHeadersReceived;
- Open a fresh tab, access the website on which the service worker is registered from step 1.
What is the expected result?
The extension should trigger a webRequest.onHeadersReceived upon loading the Response sent by event.respondWith() on the Service Worker, and log its details, having a frameId >= 0.
What happens instead of that?
chrome.webRequest.onHeadersReceived fires but mantains the frameId = -1, even if you navigate between pages.
If you Bypass for Network on DevTools > Application > Service Worker, it works as intended, having frameId >= 0 for first load and also navigations


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1/31/2016
After Vertigo’s successful finish in the Autumn Season, placing 5th in the North American Live Finals, Team Vertigo eSports has now successfully entered uncharted territory for a Vainglory Organization. Vertigo is proud to announce the formation of an overseas team from the EU region, Vertigo Onyx!
Vertigo Onyx has competed in the first VGL Winter Qualifiers and other big competitions (i.e VMS), surprising Europe with a high level skill of play. Our other competitive teams, Vertigo Black and Vertigo Diamond, are excited to be working with Vertigo Onyx as these three teams will push the boundaries of cross region METAs.
Along with being a competitive team Vertigo Onyx has created a community guild, Vertigo EU, which is open to all. Striving to create a positive community for all players throughout Europe, Vertigo EU has become a very active guild. So if you are in Europe and looking to support our community, joining Vertigo EU!
Vertigo is proud to introduce you to the team who we call Vertigo Onyx.
Captain/Support: Defalt
D3falt currently lives in France. He started playing Vainglory in February 2015 after receiving a new phone. Despite having no previous MOBA experience, D3falt was able to achieve a preseason ranking of Pinnacle of Awesome. In November 2015, he talked with leaders, Josh, DragonBorne, and Frostglaive about expanding Vertigo to the EU server and becoming the first guild to do so. The decision was made and D3falt is now the leader of the EU branch, and takes on the responsibility of recruiting new talents and making the branch grow. When asked about his view on his new role, D3falt responded, “I am proud to be a part of this awesome adventure. I know we can compete in Europe, I just wanted to give Vertigo the power to do it!” And as a positive person, D3falt quoted his philosophy as: “Knowledge and awareness are vague, and perhaps better called illusions. Everyone lives inside their own subjective interpretations.”
Laner: PierreAubry
Like D3falt, Pierre lives in France. He discovered Vainglory on the AppStore in September 2014, and finished both the preseason and Autumn Season in the Pinnacle of Awesome ranking. He briefly played League of Legends but did not enjoy it too much, instead he chose Vainglory because of its ability to be played on mobile devices.
“I found Vertigo to be very strong, from a stream that I saw. I am happy to be a part of it because after each tournament, they take care of us, of our mentality and our progression, as well as encourage us. Each victory is a reward of regular training and each defeat is a lesson.”
Jungler: Fwier
Fwier is one of the junglers for Vertigo Onyx, and like the rest of the starting lineup, lives in France. While he may be bit of a more reserved person, he does not hesitate to make his jungle presence known, as he is a dominant jungler who reached Pinnacle of Awesome in the Autumn Season.
Support: HEaVRhielonl
Rhielon is one of the roamers for the team. He currently works as an IT engineer in Europe and has been playing Vainglory since its release in Europe. At 42 years old and with a sense of humor, he calls himself the “grandpa of this game” however, no one should underestimate him by his age because he achieved a ranking of Pinnacle of Awesome in both Season 0 and Season 1.
“I do like playing as a support as it’s the most strategic position. Damn, you got caned by the old guy!”
You can catch this team in action on the Vainglory Master Series and VaingloryLeague EU.


abstract fun onDisconnected(session: Session): Unit
Called when the session finishes disconnecting from the server. If the session is disconnected due to a network change or other unexpected event, this method is not called, and onSessionWillReconnect is called instead. In that case, the session automatically attempts to reconnect. You can prevent automatic reconnect attempts by implementing onSessionWillReconnect and returning false.


class IRB::Inspector
An irb inspector
In order to create your own custom inspector there are two things you should be aware of:
Inspector
uses inspect_value
, or inspect_proc
, for output of return values.
This also allows for an optional init
+, or init_proc
, which is called when the inspector is activated.
Knowing this, you can create a rudimentary inspector as follows:
irb(main):001:0> ins = IRB::Inspector.new(proc{ |v| "omg! #{v}" }) irb(main):001:0> IRB.CurrentContext.inspect_mode = ins # => omg! #<IRB::Inspector:0x007f46f7ba7d28> irb(main):001:0> "what?" #=> omg! what?
Constants
- INSPECTORS
Default inspectors available to irb, this includes:
:pp
-
Using Kernel#pretty_inspect
:yaml
-
Using YAML.dump
:marshal
-
Using Marshal.dump
Public Class Methods
Example
Inspector.def_inspector(key, init_p=nil){|v| v.inspect} Inspector.def_inspector([key1,..], init_p=nil){|v| v.inspect} Inspector.def_inspector(key, inspector) Inspector.def_inspector([key1,...], inspector)
# File lib/irb/inspector.rb, line 64 def self.def_inspector(key, arg=nil, &block) if block_given? inspector = IRB::Inspector(block, arg) else inspector = arg end case key when Array for k in key def_inspector(k, inspector) end when Symbol INSPECTORS[key] = inspector INSPECTORS[key.to_s] = inspector when String INSPECTORS[key] = inspector INSPECTORS[key.intern] = inspector else INSPECTORS[key] = inspector end end
Determines the inspector to use where inspector
is one of the keys passed during inspector definition.
# File lib/irb/inspector.rb, line 54 def self.keys_with_inspector(inspector) INSPECTORS.select{|k,v| v == inspector}.collect{|k, v| k} end
Creates a new inspector object, using the given inspect_proc
when output return values in irb.
# File lib/irb/inspector.rb, line 89 def initialize(inspect_proc, init_proc = nil) @init = init_proc @inspect = inspect_proc end
Public Instance Methods
Proc to call when the inspector is activated, good for requiring dependent libraries.
# File lib/irb/inspector.rb, line 96 def init @init.call if @init end
Proc to call when the input is evaluated and output in irb.
# File lib/irb/inspector.rb, line 101 def inspect_value(v) @inspect.call(v) end


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A Solid Brand Building Process
Storyboards on Demand provides a marketplace for artists and branding agencies to buy concept art, on demand as well as custom designs, for pitches and projects. This unique service competes with major players in the creative scene, so the design and content had to clearly convey what makes them different (and better). Their target audience is creative directors, art directors, and other agency creatives – so the graphics had to impress.
We set out to introduce their new concept in illustration through a web presence with interesting visuals, an intuitive user experience, effective SEO, and engaging email marketing campaigns. We sharpened creative direction throughout industry research and lively client conversations.
The technical side of this E-Commerce site called for expertise in HTML5, CSS3, and Jquery. Along the way we added advanced WordPress features, such as coupon code capability and abandoned cart tracking to generate recovery emails. We dedicated a lot of thinking to the management of users’ uploads - it was crucial that we got this part right.


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Functions |
| void | qfits_memory_status_ (const char *, int) |
| void * | qfits_memory_malloc (size_t size, const char *filename, int lineno) |
| | Allocate memory.
|
| void * | qfits_memory_calloc (size_t nmemb, size_t size, const char *filename, int lineno) |
| | Allocate memory.
|
| char * | qfits_memory_falloc (char *name, size_t offs, size_t *size, const char *srcname, int srclin) |
| | Map a file's contents to memory as a char pointer.
|
| void | qfits_memory_fdealloc (void *ptr, size_t offs, size_t size, const char *filename, int lineno) |
| | Free memory that has been allocated with falloc.
|
| void | qfits_memory_free (void *ptr, const char *filename, int lineno) |
| | Free memory.
|
| void * | qfits_memory_realloc (void *ptr, size_t size, const char *filename, int lineno) |
| | Re-Allocate memory.
|
| char * | qfits_memory_strdup (const char *s, const char *filename, int lineno) |
| | Duplicate a string using calloc.
|
| void | qfits_memory_status (void) |
| | Display memory status information.
|
| int | qfits_memory_is_empty (void) |
| | Tell if there is still some memory allocated.
|


About The Event
Synergy is North India's most prodigious and largest technical festival
organized under the aegis of International Organisation of Software Developers.
Our goal is to provide a platform for developers to come together discuss ideas
and create projects in an adjuvant environment. IOSD founding principle was to
promote technological innovation among college students.
To implement this we conduct events such as mock hackathons, discussion forums,
monthly competitions, seminars and workshops all around the year to get
students more in touch with the latest technological trends and to provide an
industrial environment
Where
Delhi Technological University
Rohini ,New Dehi-110042
When
Monday to Wednesday
10-12 October
Event Schedule
What we have planned for You
The Event list and schedule will be updated very soon on the website
Registration
T.B.A
T.B.A
Event Venue
Event venue location info and gallery
Delhi Technological University
All the Events will be held at this place, within the main Auditorium of the college.
Gallery
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Newsletter
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Registrations
Resgistrations will open once the events are announced.
Contact Us
Address
F/F, 4, Amar Park, Inderlok, Delhi-110035Phone Number
F.A.Q
Judge a man by his Questions not Answers
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How was Synergy 2.0?
SYNERGY 2.0 was successfully held at DTU Campus,New Delhi on 10-11th February in collaboration with Cisco, Digital Ocean, and many more. There was an overwhelming no. of applications for the hackathon, out of which about 426 developers were selected. SYNERGY 2.0 broke all the records set by other conventional hackathons.
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How big can A team be?
The maximum team size depend upon event to event and lone wolves are also welcome.
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Who can participate?
This is a student run fest and only students are allowed to participate.
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What is the selection criteria for teams?
Selection will be done on the basis of the registration form submitted by the team. All girl teams would be given a preference during selecion.
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Drop us a mail and we would be more than happy to answer your queries. Also feel free to write if you'd like to volunteer for the event!


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“Ayoge yuñjamattānaṁ,
puriso kiccamicchako;
Carañce nādhigaccheyya,
‘taṁ me dubbhagalakkhaṇaṁ’.
When a person, wishing for a certain outcome,
applies themselves where they ought not;
not achieving what they worked for,
they say: “That’s a sign of my bad luck.”
Abbūḷhaṁ aghagataṁ vijitaṁ,
Ekañce ossajeyya kalīva siyā;
Sabbānipi ce ossajeyya andhova siyā,
Samavisamassa adassanato.
When a misfortune is extracted and beaten,
to surrender it in part would be like losing at dice;
but to surrender it all you’d have to be blind,
not seeing the even and the uneven.
Yañhi kayirā tañhi vade,
yaṁ na kayirā na taṁ vade;
Akarontaṁ bhāsamānaṁ,
parijānanti paṇḍitā.
You should only say what you would do;
you shouldn’t say what you wouldn’t do.
The wise will recognize
one who talks without doing.
Yathāpi ruciraṁ pupphaṁ,
vaṇṇavantaṁ agandhakaṁ;
Evaṁ subhāsitā vācā,
aphalā hoti akubbato.
Just like a glorious flower
that’s colorful but lacks fragrance;
well-spoken speech is fruitless
for one who does not act on it.
Yathāpi ruciraṁ pupphaṁ,
Vaṇṇavantaṁ sugandhakaṁ;
Evaṁ subhāsitā vācā,
Saphalā hoti kubbato”ti.
… Subhūto thero ….
Just like a glorious flower
that's both colorful and fragrant,
well-spoken speech is fruitful
for one who acts on it.


You have completed the first round! For the second round later in the day, it looks like you are going up against the Queen of the Amazons, a very formidable opponent. Nearby you hear sound of carnival games and the laughter of children coming from the fair next to the stadium. What would you like to do?


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1 Bedroom
1 Bathroom
Owner: Jhon Lennon
This is a lovely 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom apartment that can accommodate 2 people. It llocate at the center of shangai and next to subway line 1, 1 stop to People Square, 2 stops to Bund, 3 stops to Jingan Temple.


In this HOW-TO section we'll be creating a free tier IBM Cloud account and setting up Cloud Foundry app instance for deploying our LoopStore.
We'll install and configure the IBM Cloud CLI for deploying our app..
We'll also set up a Cloudant database service and update the code so we can use it to persist data for our Models.
LoopBack apps can be hosted in any Node.js environment and connect to a wide variety of data sources.
IBM Cloud is a convenient option for getting our LoopStore up and running on the web. It offers full-stack cloud platform with over 170 products and services. It also offers a useful free tier to give developers a chance to explore, with no need to enter credit card details.
All you really need is an email address to confirm your registration, a first and last name and your region to create an IBM id.
That'll get us 256MB of memory on IBM's Cloud Foundry platform, where we'll set up a vanilla Node.js instance for deploying our LoopStore app to the cloud.
As a big bonus, our IBM id gives us access to the Cloudant database service. We can connect to all sorts of backend data services through LoopBack's DataSources. Cloudant is a distributed, non-relational document database (a bit like MongoDB), which suits storing data for our LoopBack Models well.
Fill in your email, name, region IBM Cloud signup page and once you've responded to the confirmation email and logged in you should end up with a lovely welcome message.
Welcome to IBM Cloud!
Note that the welcome message tells you that your account is all set up with a:
You'll need to know some of these to configure the CLI.
Once you've dismissed this message, you'll find yourself on your IBM Cloud Dashboard.
Wondering why the console (and soon our LoopStore) are hosted at bluemix.net? - IBM Cloud changed its name from Bluemix in 2017
You can see from the dropdowns at the top of the Dashboard that your organisation has been created using your email address, and there is a single space called dev.
These are the default settings that will be used when you create your Cloud Foundry app you will need them to configure the CLI.
Hit the hamburger top-left and you'll meet the side menu that allows you to find your way around the vast IBM Cloud platform.
You can use the side menu to jump to the Cloud Foundry overview page. Our LoopStore will live in the Public section.
Click on
You'll end on the Catalog page (alternatively, you could have just clicked on Catalog on the top menu).
You now have a chance to see the full range of IBM Cloud tools and services.
Try not to get distracted by the really cool kids like Watson just for the moment: what we want is an SDK for Node.js Cloud Foundry App. Click on it to get the configuration page.
Let's take a closer look:
App name: Set this as loopstore to match the rest of the tutorial instructions, or chose your own name: you will configure the CLI to deploy to an app instance with this name.
Domain: When you deploy with the CLI, this is the value you will need to give as the API Endpoint
Host name: Together with the Domain this forms the URL our LoopStore will be served from. You will need to choose something unique. You don't need to know this to configure the CLI, just to connect once the app is up and running. In the tutorial we'll refer it it as [my-hostname].
Choose a region to deploy in: This will default to the region you chose when you signed up.
Choose an organisation and space: These will be your IBM id email address and the dev space, needed to configure the CLI as we noted on the Dashboard previously.
Pricing Plans: As promised, we're working with the worry free Lite tier: there's no possibility the app will generate charges.
We've got a total of 256MB of memory which we could share with other other app instances but for now we may as well just give our LoopStore the full quota, so select the 256MB option.
That's about it!
Press create and (provided [my-hostname] is available) the platform will start spinning up the Node.js environment.
It's an asynchronous process and can take a few minutes, so you can carry on to the next step of setting up a Cloudant service to store or data.
If you wait a while or come back to this page later, you should see that the app is "awake". We can also check the status of the app using the CLI as we'll see later.
That's our IBM Cloud environment and database all set up and we're almost ready to deploy, but we need to make a few changes to our LoopStore's app code first.
Add


name=World
echo 'Hello $name' # Outputs Hello $name
name=World
echo "Hello $name" # Outputs Hello World
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