To know if we should fully embrace or minimize globalization we must look at specific examples of each of the four pillars of globalization; Trade Liberalization, Westernization, Technological Advancement, and Global Integration. The effects of globalization need to be taken into account as well. How globalization shapes identity, affects the economy, removes barriers (Trade Liberalization), and the legacies of globalization will be addressed. I will find examples in history of the four factors as well as modern examples. These four factors should infer the extent we should embrace globalization.
To What Extent should Globalization Shape Identity?
Since its founding in 1947 at the Bretton Wood conference, the World Bank’s primary goal has been to reduce extreme poverty. It has attempted to do this by bridging the gap between wealthy and poor countries. The bank tries to give poor countries resources from wealthier countries to bridge the gap between the two. It shapes identity because the World Bank is controlled by the most powerful countries in the world which are mostly in the west. This results in western ideals (Westernization) being pushed onto the developing countries which eventually decrease their identity.
In the 1993 a sociologist, George Ritzler wrote a book on the globalization of the Mcdonald’s fun chain. In the book he discussed how Mcdonalds was majorly marginalizing the world into one culture. This statement was backed up by four points; efficiency, calculability, predictability/standardization, and control.
Efficiency is defined as an optimal method for completing a task. In Ritzler’s case the fastest way to get from being hungry to being nourished.
Calculability in Ritzler’s case was that a high quantity but lower quality product will equal a low quantity but a high quality product.
Predictability/Standardization refers to the point that no matter where someone goes they will receive the same service and product a (standard).
Control in Ritzler’s eyes was to eventually replace humans doing a task with non-human technologies.
Through those four ideas McDonald's has been able to shape people's identities. World wide McDonalds and has affected cultures. Example: Japan
In 1971, the first McDonald's in Japan was opened by a local restaurant owner. In Japanese culture, food is to be eaten together sharing the meal. McDonald’s burgers are meant to be eaten individually so they adopted the McRice, therefore allowing food to be shared. Later, chairs and tables were removed from the seating areas and replaced with large counters to eat from. This would later be adopted in other Mcdonald's restaurants, however not all locations have moved to this model.
It is fair to say that nowadays, consumer do not care what model the restaurant is as Japan makes a considerable amount of the profits for McDonalds globally.
Mcdonaldization has created many pros and cons:
Pros:
Cons:
https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/countries-with-the-most-mcdonald-s-restaurant.html
The World Bank is mainly controlled by the rich and powerful western countries which has left disparity across the globe. Today, the World Bank is still controlled by the rich and powerful countries. Although, through McDonaldization they are able to greatly affect Identity by marginalizing the world to the western ways. I believe there needs to be slight changes so that cultures are not affected as much. Instead of having a standard for all McDonalds worldwide, there could be specific standards within different countries reflecting specific cultural values. This would allow different cultures to continue to exist which can grow in their own direction rather then following the west.
To What Extent Should We Embrace a Global Economy?
The British took over India by having power in three aspects that control the market; land, labour, and resources. Since the British controlled Indian affairs many horrific acts resulted. However, Gandhi peacefully used the British laws to fight India’s sovereignty. The freedom of India took a long time to achieve through peaceful means as they did not use violence to free themselves but instead simply stopped working and attempted to crash the market. The British did however use means of violence to get citizens back to work. Through the removal of trade barriers the British took advantage of the Indians and pushed western ideals on them.
The goal of the IMF is to keep track of the global economy and countries economies inside the IMF. The IMF tells countries how to improve their economies and risks that their economies have. As we learned in watching the dolphin documentary, global governments that are “controlled by no country” can be compromised by unethical practices by member countries through vote buying. Each country in the world government is only supposed to have one vote, however the wealthier countries can buy votes, essentially controlling the global economy.
https://www.imf.org/en/About
As the global economy is embraced it has made wealthy countries wealthier and given them power in history. In India, Gandhi and the people fought peacefully against it and removed the British from India. Today the same problem exists as wealthy countries have control over what is supposed to be governed by all countries fairly. In Canada this is not a grave concern since Canada is one of the wealthier developed countries and somewhat has a voice globally even though it is not as big as the US. If one is living in a developing country with no power than it can be disastrous because that country’s voice will probably not get heard. In a way this is similar to the problems India had as what they wanted they did not get for a long time. If Global Economies are to be embraced to a full extent then there will need to be changes to allow a more equal distribution of power.
To what Extent Should We Embrace Trade Liberalization?
The Silk Road was a trade network between the Ottoman Empire, China, and Europe. The Silk Road was established 130 B.C. and was used until 1453 A.D. It was a huge road that connected many countries together for trade. However, the increased trade between nations also increased diseases. Thus, the Silk Road was shut down and many small villages adjoining the road were abandoned shortly after the exploration of the “New World” began.
http://factsanddetails.com/china/cat2/sub90/entry-5443.html https://www.history.com/topics/ancient-middle-east/silk-road
North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), now known as USMCA has tripled trade between the United States, Canada, and Mexico, as well, it has increased economic output. NAFTA created 5.4 million jobs and supported 17.7 million across the three countries. NAFTA has also caused hundreds of thousands of jobs to be lost in the US, specifically in the manufacturing sector. Mexican farmers were put out of business because there were no tariffs on food.
https://www.thebalance.com/nafta-pros-and-cons-3970481
In history it benefited a lot of people economically through the countries connected to the silk road and helped with the spread of diseases. However, nowadays with modern medicine the spread of diseases isn’t as big of a problem. The benefits today are they benefit the economy drastically giving millions of people jobs. It does hurt a select few industries and thousands lost their jobs like farming sectors and manufacturing.
Legacies
In Canada once the Europeans had established forts they began to make treaties with the First Nations peoples of Canada. These were called the Numbered Treaties. The First Nations would receive limited land, monetary compensation, farming tools, and education. The Europeans/Canadians would receive land rights, promise of peace, law, and order, and restricted use of alcohol on reserves. Later, the Indian Act was passed and focused on three mains points; band councils, reserves and status Indians. The main goal of this act was to assimilate the Native people into the European way of life. Residential schools were a primary way to assimilate First Nations children as we saw in the film. This resulted with children being mistreated and abused. Their relatives did not know understand what was happening on the Residential schools and when the children escaped they were sent back because it was the law and the relatives thought the school was helping.
In today's world First Nations still have to live with the legacies of the terrible actions of the past. The World’s Health Organization identified the European colonization as severely affecting the health of indigenous people. Indigenous people have a higher rate of death at an early age and have higher rate of diabetes and heart problems.
https://www.ictinc.ca/blog/8-key-issues-for-indigenous-peoples-in-canada
With the legacies, we can chose to try and fix problems in which are ancestors have left behind. For the first Nations we can do more than just apologize, we can do the points on the “94 Calls to Action”. We can also help them by giving them more accessible hospitals and medical supplies. Donations or rehab centers can be established closer to their residences to help with drugs and alcoholism so First Nations have accessibility to help like those facilities that exist in city centres.
To What Extent Should We Embrace Globalization
I believe that we need to embrace some aspects of globalization, while others aspects need to change immediately, and some others are not as pressing of matters. Legacies need to be changed immediately and the relationship between First Nations needs to be repaired. The way in which globalization affects identity needs to be minimally changed . McDonald’s could have certain standards within a country or each specific collective group, creating more diversity among McDonald’s worldwide. I believe agreements like NAFTA or USMCA need to be fully embraced as they benefit all three partners with only small downsides. We need to change the global economy so that it becomes equal for more partners not just the rich and powerful countries in the west. I do believe wealthier countries should have a greater vote but all countries should have their voices heard and be recognized so that they may grow and be able to prosper one day too.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numbered_Treaties
https://www.imf.org/en/About
https://www.ictinc.ca/blog/8-key-issues-for-indigenous-peoples-in-canada
http://factsanddetails.com/china/cat2/sub90/entry-5443.html
https://www.history.com/topics/ancient-middle-east/silk-road
https://medium.com/@GWBPC/growth-prosperity-and-the-middle-class-saving-globalization-from-populism-a1310ad4c393
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extends java.lang.Object
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protected |
OathFactory() |
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GemaltoOathDevice |
createGemaltoOathDevice(OathToken token)
Creates a Hardware or Software Gemalto OATH device for the given OATH
token.
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DcvOathDevice |
createSoftDcvOathDevice(OathToken token)
Creates a Hardware or Software DCV OATH device for the given OATH token.
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DcvOathDevice |
createSoftDcvOathDevice(OathToken token,
SoftDcvOathSettings settings)
Creates a customized soft DCV OATH device using the specified settings.
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SoftDcvOathSettings |
createSoftDcvOathSettings()
Creates a DCV OATH settings.
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GemaltoOathDevice |
createSoftGemaltoOathDevice(SoftOathToken token,
SoftGemaltoOathSettings settings)
Creates a customized soft Gemalto OATH device.
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SoftGemaltoOathSettings |
createSoftGemaltoOathSettings()
Creates a mutable Gemalto OATH settings.
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OathDevice |
createSoftOathDevice(OathToken token)
Creates a Hardware or Software OATH device for the given OATH token.
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OathDevice |
createSoftOathDevice(SoftOathToken token,
SoftOathSettings settings)
Creates a customized soft OATH device using the specified settings.
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SoftOathSettings |
createSoftOathSettings()
Creates a OATH settings.
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public final GemaltoOathDevice createGemaltoOathDevice(OathToken token) throws IdpException
If the token is soft, i.e
Token.isSoft()
is true
,
the default Gemalto OATH settings are used, otherwise the device settings
are used.
token
- the tokenjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- when the token type is unknown.java.lang.IllegalStateException
- when the token's key is not a 20 byte key.java.lang.IllegalStateException
- when the token supports more than one key (
OathToken.TokenCapability
) and its key has not been selected. Applies to tokens that
implement
SelectableKey.selectKey(int)
, e.g.
DualSeedSoftOathToken
.IdpException
- this is generic exception, you can directly catch this
exception or catch each specific exception below.IdpStorageException
- when there is a database operation failure.DeviceFingerprintException
- when the token's fingerprint checksum does not match.PasswordManagerException
- when the TOKEN domain is not logged in (using one of the
password managers).public final GemaltoOathDevice createSoftGemaltoOathDevice(SoftOathToken token, SoftGemaltoOathSettings settings) throws IdpException
token
- the tokensettings
- the Gemalto OATH settingsjava.lang.IllegalStateException
- when the OATH key is not 20 bytesjava.lang.IllegalStateException
- when the token supports more than one key (
OathToken.TokenCapability
) and its key has not been selected. Applies to tokens that
implement
SelectableKey.selectKey(int)
, e.g. DualSeedOathToken
.IdpException
- this is generic exception, you can directly catch this
exception or catch each specific exception below.IdpStorageException
- when there is a database operation failure.DeviceFingerprintException
- when the token's fingerprint checksum does not match.PasswordManagerException
- when the TOKEN domain is not logged in (using one of the
password managers).public final SoftGemaltoOathSettings createSoftGemaltoOathSettings()
public final OathDevice createSoftOathDevice(OathToken token) throws IdpException
If the token is soft, i.e
Token.isSoft()
is true
,
the default Gemalto OATH settings are used, otherwise the device settings
are used.
token
- the tokenjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- when the token is not a soft token.java.lang.IllegalStateException
- when the OATH key is not 20, 32 or 64 bytesjava.lang.IllegalStateException
- when the token supports more than one key (
OathToken.TokenCapability
) and its key has not been selected. Applies to tokens that
implement
SelectableKey.selectKey(int)
, e.g.
DualSeedSoftOathToken
.IdpException
- this is generic exception, you can directly catch this
exception or catch each specific exception below.IdpStorageException
- when there is a database operation failure.DeviceFingerprintException
- when the token's fingerprint checksum does not match.PasswordManagerException
- when the TOKEN domain is not logged in (using one of the
password managers).public final OathDevice createSoftOathDevice(SoftOathToken token, SoftOathSettings settings) throws IdpException
token
- the tokensettings
- the OATH settingsjava.lang.IllegalStateException
- when the OATH key is not 20, 32 or 64 bytesjava.lang.IllegalStateException
- when the token supports more than one key (
OathToken.TokenCapability
) and its key has not been selected. Applies to tokens that
implement
SelectableKey.selectKey(int)
, e.g.
DualSeedSoftOathToken
.IdpException
- this is generic exception, you can directly catch this
exception or catch each specific exception below.IdpStorageException
- when there is a database operation failure.DeviceFingerprintException
- when the token's fingerprint checksum does not match.PasswordManagerException
- when the TOKEN domain is not logged in (using one of the
password managers).public final SoftOathSettings createSoftOathSettings()
public final DcvOathDevice createSoftDcvOathDevice(OathToken token) throws IdpException
If the token is soft, i.e
Token.isSoft()
is true
,
the default Gemalto OATH settings are used, otherwise the device settings
are used.
token
- the tokenjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- when the token is not a soft token.java.lang.IllegalStateException
- when the OATH key is not 20, 32 or 64 bytesIdpException
- this is generic exception, you can directly catch this
exception or catch each specific exception below.IdpStorageException
- when there is a database operation failure.DeviceFingerprintException
- when the token's fingerprint checksum does not match.PasswordManagerException
- when the TOKEN domain is not logged in (using one of the
password managers).public final DcvOathDevice createSoftDcvOathDevice(OathToken token, SoftDcvOathSettings settings) throws IdpException
token
- the tokensettings
- the DCV OATH settingsjava.lang.IllegalStateException
- when the OATH key is not 20, 32 or 64 bytesIdpException
- this is generic exception, you can directly catch this
exception or catch each specific exception below.IdpStorageException
- when there is a database operation failure.DeviceFingerprintException
- when the token's fingerprint checksum does not match.PasswordManagerException
- when the TOKEN domain is not logged in (using one of the
password managers).public final SoftDcvOathSettings createSoftDcvOathSettings()


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Parsonage down to the last few bulls as he seeks a Canadian title
by Kevin Mitchell, Saskatoon StarPhoenix"No. 1's where everybody wants to be. You want to be the guy they're chasing."
Maple Creek’s Jared Parsonage headed into Friday’s PBR Monster Energy Canadian Finals with a lead.
Not much of a lead, mind you, but a lead all the same.
A handful of riders have a chance to pass him this weekend in Saskatoon and capture a Professional Bull Riders Canadian title, but Parsonage — who led much of the summer and regained it in late October — has the edge, starting with a 32.49-point bump over current runner-up Dakota Buttar.
Parsonage has shown steady improvement season over season, with his Canadian and world rankings consistently trending higher. A spirited 2019 run culminates this weekend in Saskatoon.
Friday’s running was still underway at press time; the second and final show goes Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at SaskTel Centre.
We sat down with Parsonage this week for a five-question Q and A.
Q: What’s the attraction of bull riding? We know the downside — it’s a pretty painful sport — so why do you do it?
A: It’s the thrill. It’s the sense of accomplishment. It’s the rush. And it’s a pretty neat way to make a living, going to all these cool places all over North America, and the world sometimes, and make a living at it.
Q: You’re a patient guy, and every year you seem to get better. Is that how we’d summarize your trajectory in bull riding?
A: Yeah, I guess you could. My opinion on all athletes, no matter what sport it is: if you are never striving to get better, why are you doing it? Every year, you should try and be better than the year before — keep improving and working to improve, or else you’re kind of defeating the purpose of what you’re doing.
Q: How about the race for the top this weekend? It’s very tight. You have the lead, but you’ll have to work hard to maintain it.
A: It’s going to be exciting. Another Saskatchewan guy, Dakota Buttar, is right there, and the top five are really close. It’s just going to be a riding contest here, and I think it’ll be pretty darned good watching.
Q: Is it good to be No. 1, or would you rather be chasing No. 1 when you’re coming into a weekend like this?
A: No. 1’s where everybody wants to be. You want to be the guy they’re chasing. That means you’re doing the most winning.
Q: You’re here in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan … does it mean anything to you that you’re going for the title in your home province?
A: Yeah — growing up in small-town Saskatchewan, we love riding in our home province, in front of our home-province fans. No matter where you are in Saskatchewan, it kind of feels like you’re at home. People are inviting, and they really support it and cheer you on. It’s good, being from Saskatchewan.


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Stores data of any type T in a 3D array.
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- Jan 2005
- Note
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Define copy constructor
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We have also added a media query for screens that are 400px or less, which will vertically stack and center the navigation links.
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Responsive Sidebar Example
This example use media queries to transform the sidebar to a top navigation bar when the screen size is 700px or less.
We have also added a media query for screens that are 400px or less, which will vertically stack and center the navigation links.
Resize the browser window to see the effect.
Responsive Sidebar Example
This example use media queries to transform the sidebar to a top navigation bar when the screen size is 700px or less.
We have also added a media query for screens that are 400px or less, which will vertically stack and center the navigation links.
Resize the browser window to see the effect.
Responsive Sidebar Example
This example use media queries to transform the sidebar to a top navigation bar when the screen size is 700px or less.
We have also added a media query for screens that are 400px or less, which will vertically stack and center the navigation links.
Resize the browser window to see the effect.
Resize the browser window to see the effect.
Responsive Sidebar Example
This example use media queries to transform the sidebar to a top navigation bar when the screen size is 700px or less.
We have also added a media query for screens that are 400px or less, which will vertically stack and center the navigation links.


Cloning - Building - Executing
To work on this project you have to clone the project. Afterwards you
need to package each subsystem into its respective "JAR"-file. Finally
you may want to build and run the docker images of these subsystems,
which also have to be built first.
Open a terminal and execute the following commands:
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade -yf
sudo apt install git
Open a terminal and execute the following command:
git clone https://github.com/meik99/TrafficControl.git
To build the subsystems, go to the directory the clone command has created and execute the following command
mvn clean install package
The execute buildDocker.sh
These actions will first build all subsystems. The builds can be found in the "target" directory
of each subsystem. The buildDocker file will then build the docker images in the correct order.
By executing startup.sh
all services will be started in docker container.
Execute as JAR-Application
By executing the generated jar-files in the target folder the service started will run on the local machine.
The jar can be executed with
java -jar [name-of-jar].jar
In both instances can the services be accessed by the following URLs.
Subsystem
Traffic Participants
Traffic Control and Detection
Road Maintenance
Cotnrol System
URL
http://localhost:8081/trafficparticipants
http://localhost:8082/trafficcontrolanddetection
http://localhost:8083/roadmaintenance
http://localhost:8084/controlsystem


XCounter has created a new generation of photon counting energy discriminating detectors. The sensor boards are modular and can be tiled to form lengths of up to 900mm. This means large active area photon counting is a reality. The sensors are designed for very fast scan times and for a large range of energies from 10keV to 225keV. They employ CdTe as the converter which is radiation hard and proven to be robust at extremes of operating environment.
The sensor is the future building block of high resolution direct conversion, energy discriminating, photon counting X-ray detection.
With the same core technology of direct conversion CdTe CMOS detection in all our products, we are able to custom any of our detectors to suit your system requirements. Our in-house world class knowledge of photon counting detection hardware and the processing and imaging software that we design is an opportunity for our customers to fulfil their specific OEM needs.
The full range of detector capabilities from ultra-fast 20,000fps to small field of view is available to configure without compromise on MTF and DQE performance. And the flexibility brought by the adaptability of geometric configuration is a powerful tool in providing bespoke OEM solutions.
We pride ourselves on the broad scientific and technological expertise within our organisation.
With world respected experts across a large range of topics including firmware, semi-conductor technology, mathematics, quantum physics, medical physics and imaging, we believe that if it can be done with photon counting, then we can do it. And our work and close relationship with research establishments around the world ensure that we bring the latest in detector developments to the market.
Producing 30,000 CdTe CMOS sensors every year for the OEM market, the XCounter group continues to prove its success in supplying significant customers with OEM detector solutions in different markets. Our team have the experience to work with you to address all aspects of the OEM supply chain. Our research and development team work closely with our production team to de-risk component solutions, recognising not only the importance of product performance and reliability, but also that our OEM solutions support our customers brand image. This importance we place on our ISO13485 and ISO9001 quality systems are a measure of our commitment to providing repeatable excellence in product and documentation quality.
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| Sensor thickness | 0.75mm – 2.0mm CdTe |
| Active area | Designed to suit your requirements |
| Native Pixel Size | 100um |
| Effective Pixel Size | down to 30um |
| Pixel Fill factor | 100% |
| Frame rate | As per your requirement up to 20,000fps |
| Counter dynamic range | 12 bits |
| Image binning | 2 x 2, 4 x 4 |
| Acquisition time | 100us – 1 min + |
| DQE(0) | 85% @ RQA5 spectra |
| MTF | > 80% @ 2 lp/mm > 45% @ 5 lp/mm |
| Tube kV range | 5 – 600 |
| External trigger | 3-15V |
| Detector Output | 3.3V TTL |
| Lag | <0.1% after X-rays (12uGy) |
| Ghosting | <0.1% 1 min after X-rays (12uGy) |


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An R package to install and load commonly used CRAN and Github packages by the author and affiliated analysts. Inspired by poissonconsulting/poispkgs.
library(SwampEcoPkgs)
To install the latest development version from GitHub
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Spanx founder buys Olivia Newton-John's 'Grease' pants, says they were inspiration for legging line
by Michael BartiromoThe founder of Spanx is hopelessly devoted to Olivia Newton-John’s pants.
Sara Blakely, who founded the shapewear brand in 2000, has revealed herself as the new owner of the skintight satin pants Olivia Newton-John famously wore while portraying Sandy Olsson in the 1978 film adaptation of “Grease.”
SEE IT: OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN SELLS SPRAWLING AUSTRALIAN HOME
The pants, along with the leather jacket that Newton-John wore during the finale of the film, were auctioned off on Saturday for $162,500 and $243,200, respectively. The items were among hundreds up for bid from the personal collection of Newton-John, 71, who was selling the pieces in an effort to raise money for her Cancer Wellness and Research Centre in Australia.
Blakely revealed herself as the winning bidder of the pants — as well as one of the film’s Pink Ladies jackets — on “CBS This Morning,” where she claimed she intends to frame the pants in the Spanx headquarters in Atlanta.
“I have been the biggest fan of Olivia since I was a little girl, since ‘Grease’ came out,” Blakely said, explaining that as soon as a friend told her the pants were up for bid, she knew she had to get them.
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“I’m gonna frame them, and hang then at Spanx, because we have black faux leather leggings … they have become a cult following, and they’re inspired off of Olivia’s pants,” she added, while modeling a pair of the black Spanx leggings herself.
“I had to own them as the Spanx founder.”
Blakely added that she had even hired Newton-John, whom she called “the O.G. of black leggings,” to sing at her wedding over a decade ago.
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Newton-John, who has battled breast cancer three times since 1992, set up the Olivia Newton-John Cancer and Wellness Centre in Melbourne, Australia, in 2008.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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sgc Package
All widgets are imported into sgc namespace. This means you can access
widgets in sgc namespace, such as sgc.Button.
- Module Packages:
widgets: All the widgets available for use in this toolkit.
- Modules:
locals: Constants to be imported into the local namespace for convenience.
surface: Extended pygame.surface classes.
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class Font
Class containing fonts available for use.
Index class to get fonts, such as Font["widget"] for the widget font.
- The default fonts are:
widget: The default font for widgets.
title: A larger title font.
mono: A monospaced font.
- Attributes:
col: (r,g,b) tuple, containing the default font colour.
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col = (255, 255, 255)
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classmethod set_fonts(fonts={})
Set fonts to a specific font. If a font exists, it will be replaced,
otherwise it will be newly created.
- Args:
fonts: Dictionary containing fonts to use.
Key should be name of font. Value should be string
naming either custom FreeType or a system font.
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Updates all active widgets or modal widgets each frame.
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event(event)
Send event to focused widget and handle widget focus.
locals Module
Imports useful objects into the local namespace.
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GUI: Event type for any event emitted by this toolkit.
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Event slots object. Allows dynamic allocation of events.
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Class for the screen.
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image: The pygame.display screen.
rect: pygame.Rect containing screen size.
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title: 'NCT Corporation: Sales Manager'
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date: '2012-06-18 20:20:06 +0000'
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Founded in 2008, NCT Corporation was originally named Nhaccuatui Corporation based on its first product "nhaccuatui.com", the top music website in Vietnam. Everyday, the site welcomes approximately 2 million unique visits and is currently one of the top-in-mind site among internet users in Vietnam. NTC has expanded its business with two other portals which are Nava.vn, a B2C website and Viss.vn, an online dating platform.
More information on NTC can be found at: http://nctcorp.vn/
Job descriptions:
- Plan advertising sales yearly and quarterly

- Plan business operation including budget, target customers, banking, human resources, wages, incentives, and revenue targets for each team

- Support teams in dealing with important customers to increase revenue

- Plan sales strategies: allowances and promotions.

- Report monthly and quarterly revenue to higher managers

- Conduct market research and make marketing recommendations on how to target key customers

- Research and analyse online marketing and customer behaviours to provide the best solutions for marketing.

- Develop and maintain relationships with customers.

- Location: Ho Chi Minh City

Requirements:
- Aged 28-35, graduated in Marketing, Commerce or related disciplines.

- Minimum 3 years experience in sales

- Minimum 1 year experience as sales manager

- Passion for sales and online projects.

- Experience in working with Advertising Agency or Digital Advertising Agency preferably.


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This video marks the beginning of the Git playlist where we would be covering this awesome version control tool.
In this video, we will be installing and configuring git. Apart from this, we will also be verifying the git installation.
In this video, we will be Initializing our Git Repository. Now, there are two ways to initialize the repository:
1) On an existing project
2) Remotely.
In this video, we will stick to creating Git on an existing project (sometimes called, locally)
In this video, we will look into the different stages of Git.  Now, stages are pretty important to understand before we move on to do git add and git commit commands (which will be covered
In this video, we will look work with Git add and Git commit commands. Git add is used to put the files into staging area while commit is used to move the files from staging area to the git repository. We would also be covering some additional scenarios to help understand these concepts better.
Every time whenever you create a new file, or do some modifications in the existing file, Git immediately catches it. It is very useful, but sometimes it can get irritating when you have files that you don't want git to track and still appears in the untracked list (working area).
In this very short video, we will look at the git diff command. Diff command is used to list the difference between two versions of a file, between two commits or even between two branches. We will be covering the above three cases with less emphasis on the third case since we have never touched upon the branching part. But, in the next video, we will be implementing the third case as we build our branches and start working on it.
One of the main purpose of Git was to introduce a branched workflow in development environments. It has many advantages whether you are working with a team or alone. Incorporating branched workflow is a good developmental practice and it is made possible by Git's branch command.
If you have worked with git, you might have come across a message saying 'head is now in a detached state'. Well, this happens particularly when you checkout a commit instead of a branch. In this video, we will cover in detail what exactly a head is and what is the detached head scenario.
In this short video, we will be covering Git log command and couple of flags that come along with it. Git log command lists out your commits history of the current branch. Its the go-to command to know everything about your commits. We will cover git log and some important flags in this video. These flags format the output of git log which spits out many information and is also visually appealing.
Not always our commit goes right. You might encounter a situation where you felt like the current edited file should have been committed earlier or did really bad commits. Whatever your reason maybe, if you want to reset back to a particular commit, Git reset helps you with that.
Often we wonder, whether git even maintains histories of not just commits, but all the other actions that we did like branching, checkouts, merging among many. Well, Git Reflog does exactly that. The big brother of log, Git Reflog is known to track any activities that you do which makes the branch pointer to move. With Git Reflog, you are under constant surveillance, not a single impactful action goes untracked.
Have you ever wondered how to save the changes that you did without committing? Suppose there comes a scenario where you are working on a branch and you suddenly would want to work on another branch but don't want to commit the current changes because it is a work in progress. You might think this as a catch 22 situation. Well, not for git.
Branched workflow is an aspect of Git. With more branches, come the great responsibilities to merge them. Git merge is not the only option to merge, you know? In fact, Git merge kind of creates an unintelligible commit histories for beginners. Also, it introduces superfluous commits whenever we merge one branch into another. The workaround to this is Git Rebase. An alternate way of merging which creates cleaner commit histories and does not register unnecessary commit messages on the log timeline.
In this video, we will learn how to squash commits to make your commit history look cleaner and tidier. Squashing can be done in two ways, one is kinda hacky and the second way is the proper way; both of which, will be covered in this video. Squashing is an extension to rebase command and can be done through a process called interactive rebasing. You can configure or select certain commits to be squashed into their ancestor commits. More on this can be found in the video.
In this video, we will learn how to work with repositories which are not there in our local machine. Generally, the cloud-hosted ones. There are many online repositories hub that you can choose. This include Amazon AWS CodeCommit, BitBucket and the most famous GitHub. We will be using GitHub to set up an online repo and work our way from there.
Most of the time, when you and your teammate decide to work on a same feature and do a merge to the master branch, well you will be greeted with a merge conflict message. But what exactly is a merge conflict? Merge conflict is a way of telling developers that same changes have been made to a particular line by two different branches. In such cases, Git is unable to resolve them and asks for human help. In this video, we will explore exactly that while taking an example to make you grasp it much better.


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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| MarketDataBox<T> |
A box which can provide values for an item of market data used in scenarios.
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| ScenarioArray<T> |
An array of values, one for each scenario.
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| ScenarioFxConvertible<R> |
Provides the ability for objects to be automatically currency converted.
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| ScenarioFxRateProvider |
A provider of FX rates for scenarios.
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| ScenarioMarketData |
Provides access to market data across one or more scenarios.
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| ScenarioMarketDataId<T,U extends ScenarioArray<T>> |
Market data identifier used by functions that need access to objects containing market data for multiple scenarios.
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| ScenarioPerturbation<T> |
A perturbation that can be applied to a market data box to create market data
for use in one or more scenarios.
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| CurrencyValuesArray |
A currency-convertible scenario array for a single currency, holding one amount for each scenario.
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| CurrencyValuesArray.Meta |
The meta-bean for
CurrencyValuesArray . |
| FxRatesArray |
A set of FX rates between two currencies containing rates for multiple scenarios.
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| FxRatesArray.Meta |
The meta-bean for
FxRatesArray . |
| ImmutableScenarioMarketData |
An immutable set of market data across one or more scenarios.
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| ImmutableScenarioMarketData.Meta |
The meta-bean for
ImmutableScenarioMarketData . |
| ImmutableScenarioMarketDataBuilder |
A mutable builder for market data.
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| MultiCurrencyValuesArray |
A currency-convertible scenario array for multi-currency amounts, holding one amount for each scenario.
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| MultiCurrencyValuesArray.Meta |
The meta-bean for
MultiCurrencyValuesArray . |
| ScenarioMarketDataBox<T> |
A market data box containing an object which can provide market data for multiple scenarios.
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| ScenarioMarketDataBox.Builder<T> |
The bean-builder for
ScenarioMarketDataBox . |
| ScenarioMarketDataBox.Meta<T> |
The meta-bean for
ScenarioMarketDataBox . |
| SingleMarketDataBox<T> |
A market data box containing a single value which is used in all scenarios.
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| SingleMarketDataBox.Builder<T> |
The bean-builder for
SingleMarketDataBox . |
| SingleMarketDataBox.Meta<T> |
The meta-bean for
SingleMarketDataBox . |
| ValuesArray |
A scenario array holding one
double value for each scenario. |
| ValuesArray.Meta |
The meta-bean for
ValuesArray . |
Scenario market data captures the current market, such as quotes, FX rates,
discount curves, forward curves and volatilities, with values "bumped" to create scenarios.
The main market data interface is ScenarioMarketData
which is keyed by MarketDataId
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VAMPIRES (JOHN CARPENTER'S) RATING: 7 / 10 --> Good movie
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The major release this Halloween is this film based on the John Steakley-penned novel Vampire$ starring the ever-intense James Woods, and directed by the man who brought us real fright in THE THING (8/10) and real fun in BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA (7.5/10): John Carpenter.
PLOT: Led by Jack Crow (Woods), a team of vampire-killers roam the United States searching for and obliterating nests of vampires still wandering the Earth.   Generous helpings of bloodsucking and murders ensue.
CRITIQUE: Gory, bloody, well-timed, interesting modern tale about vampires chomping their way into daylight, radiates some original theories, but slows down in the middle, and winds up weak at the finish line. I loved the first 20 minutes of this movie, which is pretty much what they've been showing in the trailers up until now, but didn't care much for the slower second act, and the over-the-top third. The confrontations with the actual vampires are the most exciting part about this movie, along with the great special effects and makeup. But halfway through this movie, I did find myself counting the number of overdone close-ups of the very ugly actor James Woods, and his overrated sunglasses.
Having said that, the ending did also contain some very cool fight scenes, but the authenticity of the conclusion left something to be desired. On the whole, the acting was good, with Woods playing an excellent vampire-slayer, who's own father was once bit by a vampire and tried to kill him. Daniel Baldwin, (the fatter, less talented brother of Alec) actually came through as the tough side-kick who slaps girls around (doesn't he always seem to play this role?), while Sheryl Lee was pretty much wasted as the token whore who also generated waaaaaay too many close-ups of her face as well. The master vampire, Thomas Ian Griffith, played his part eloquently and left many a chill in the audience's spine. The man was just a cool vampire!
Overall, the style of the film was very slick, as well as the John Carpenter-based score, which had that whole Tex-Mex feel to it. The special effects and the fighting sequences were also very bloody and totally awesome, but I suppose the credibility of the last few scenes could have been quite stronger. I would suggest this film to all vampire, John Carpenter, and James Woods fans, because it does feature some entertaining stuff from all three. On the other hand, if you're sick and tired of vampire movies, or if you expect to find one redeeming woman character in this entire script, look elsewhere, because this blood-infested gore-ride is not here to win any political points. Religious types might also want to stay away, unless they enjoy the sight of priests and monks being slaughtered by the handful, and the extreme verbal and physical abuse that the "good priest" in this film receives. I personally took this film as it was presented to me, a Halloween-released fun and bloody-carnage based movie, with lots of killings, a little humour, and no real redeeming point.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: John Carpenter has also been credited on various pictures as Frank Armitage, Johnny Carpenter, James T. Chance , John T. Chance, Edmond Dantès, Rip Haight and Martin Quatermass. James Woods is alleged to have an IQ of 180. Scored a perfect 800 on his verbal SATs and a 779 on the math section. He also fired his agent for not telling him of Quentin Tarantino's offer to star as Mr.Orange/Freddie in 1992's classic RESERVOIR DOGS (9/10). Looks like he really IS smart!!! John Carpenter is known to reuse character names from classic movies, for example, his John T Chance pseudonym comes from the John Wayne character name in RIO BRAVO, while Donald Pleasance's character name in the original HALLOWEEN (6.5/10), Sam Loomis, is the name of Janet Leigh's boyfriend from original PSYCHO (7/10). Some fun trivia about John Carpenter includes the fact that he loves Elvis and old cadillacs, is a major NBA fan and has a satellite dish installed on his location trailer to keep up with the games, and always has a portable basketball hoop on location. And of course, my personal favorite is that his favorite meal of the day is breakfast - any time of day (what a man!) Director and writer of THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION (8/10), Frank Darabont, has a cameo in this film as the "man with the Buick" who gets relieved of his ownership duties by Baldwin's character. Sheryl Lee is famous for being "Laura Palmer" from the cult-famed David Lynch TV show "Twin Peaks", as well as the film version, TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME (4/10). Producer Sandy King was script supervisor on at least three previous Carpenter films including THEY LIVE (7.5/10), PRINCE OF DARKNESS and BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA (7.5/10), married John Carpenter in 1990, and remains married to the director of this film to this day (She's also known as Sandra Ann Carpenter.) This film was originally known as VAMPIRE$.
Review Date: October 31, 1998 Director: John Carpenter Writer: Don Jakoby (based on novel by John Steakley) Producer: Sandy King Actors: James Woods as Jack Crow Daniel Baldwin as Tony Montoya Sheryl Lee as Katrina Thomas Ian Griffith as Valek (the Master) Genre: Horror Year of Release: 1998
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Wifi Blocker Project
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Description
Many people experience weak Wi-Fi reception on smartphones, tablets, and laptops. Certain materials can actually block a Wi-Fi signal. I want to find out which materials are part of the problem. In this science project, I will do an experiment to find out which materials cause the biggest drop in signal strength from a wireless router. -
What I Need
- Wireless router
- Wifi enabled laptop
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Why I Need It
I live in a low income area, and my family is on a limited budget because my father needs surgery. I'm very interested in network connection because everyone is connected to the internet these days. I think I could learn more by actually experimenting with a wireless router and a laptop, but I don't have either. -
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Elapse was developed in the Spring of 2016 for Software Design, a course at Olin College of Engineering. Software Design is an introduction to computation and software taught in Python.
When selecting a final project topic, we wanted to do something involving visual design or data visualization, and we were both interested in learning how to develop for the web. We decided that a webapp which allowed users to visualize how their time is distributed suited our interests well, and is also relevant to the life of the overbooked Oliner.
This project was developed by Gaby Clarke and Alex Hoppe.
At the time of development, Gaby was a sophomore at Olin College of Engineering studying Design. For the final project, Gaby’s learning goals included learning about visual design for web interfaces, data visualization, agile development, and working with branches in git.
Alex was a first year at Olin studying Electrical and Computer Engineering. His learning goals for the project included deploying a persistent web app, learning front-end design, data visualization, agile development, and working with text-file data parsing interfaces.
To use Elapse, simply click Use Elapse in the navigation bar. If you would like to run Elapse locally, we recommend you first learn more about how we created Elapse in Implementation, then fork the source code from our Github repository. The repository’s README contains all necessary information for running Elapse locally, including all dependency information.
Documentation for our mid-project assignments, such as our technical and code reviews, can be found in the documentation directory of our Github repository. View our final project poster, which provides a brief overview of the project and its architecture, either in the documentation directory or here.


'Shark Tank' star Marc Cuban not sold on health gimmicks
by Melissa MalamutMark Cuban has seen hundreds of hopeful entrepreneurs over the years on ABC’s “Shark Tank,” and if he’s not interested in a pitch, he usually replies with a polite “I’m out.”
But over the past couple of seasons, Cuban has been highly critical — and increasingly vocal — about one kind of product: supplements.
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“It really bothers me when we have a product that could take advantage of the [people] who trust us,” Cuban tells The New York Post. “I believe the show has a responsibility to its viewers.”
In fact, during the 11th season premiere in September, a weight-loss-promising protein bar infuriated Cuban so much that the entrepreneurs couldn’t even get through their pitch before Cuban started loudly dismissing their inaccurate health claims one by one.
He also recently went toe-to-toe with a doctor who claimed his immune-boosting product worked wonders, despite any evidence to back up the promises. And, last season, he argued with Bethenny Frankel over shaky scientific claims for a hangover product.
What really grinds Cuban’s gears, he says, are “the claims built on pseudoscience.”
CUDDLE THERAPY LATEST IN SELF CARE, BUT DOES IT WORK?
“I’m all for people getting healthier, but more often than not, there are no studies that connect directly to the product being offered,” he says. “And when there are studies, they are typically for something that doesn’t replicate how customers would consume the product.”
When companies appear on “Shark Tank,” they can sell “hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of product the week it airs” even if the entrepreneurs don’t get a deal, Cuban says.
Still, a pissed off billionaire makes for good TV.
“The producers know how I feel about [supplements], and me getting on [the entrepreneurs] usually makes the pitch interesting enough to make it on air,” Cuban says. “I do all I can to make sure people know what they are getting, whether it’s a supplement or any product or service.”


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[§587A-37] Failure to comply with terms and conditions of an order of the court. If a party fails to comply with the terms and conditions of an order issued by the court under this chapter, the court may apply the provisions of section 710-1077 and any other provisions available under the law. [L 2010, c 135, pt of §1]


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(powder / crystals) |
I'm writing this at night, after the experience. The last of my desire for touching soft objects is gone.
For reference:
M is my best friend for a few years, and we dated not long ago. I'm still completely falling for her, and not all that excited to meet D. She's 17. She's also the only one trying the 2C-I. She's gotten high once with me on some BOMB weed, and had a bad experience. She's always told me she wanted acid, but when I told her I got a drug which mixes the effects of acid and E she got really excited. I never thought it was a good idea, since she did so bad with weed, but she was adament. When actually taking the drug, however, she wasn't so ready.
D is M's romantic interest. He lives in the town we drove to to see a movie (~45 minutes away from our town) and says he doesn't want to do the distance. He's 19.
R is a good friend of M and I. M required him to be there for comfort, though I'm not sure why. I said he was a good DD. He's 17.
I love getting high and just hanging out. It doesn't really matter what I'm doing, because whatever I'm doing is fun. I get high pretty fast, and don't mind being able to smoke less and get high faster. The only hallucinogen I've ever used is massive amounts of Diphenhydramine Hydrochloride, AKA Benadryl. It was some minor visuals, nothing major. I'm 17.
T - 0:00
We were driving to a nearby town to watch a movie. M was driving and R was in the back seat. I unfolded a measured 'hit' wrapped in tinfoil. I took most of hit and told my friend M to take the rest. She waited about fifteen minutes to take it.
T - 0:15
She only took a small bit with her finger and licked it. It was very little of the stuff, but I couldn't convince her to take more. We felt that the slow time it takes to kick in would make it safe to get to the town (about fifteen minutes away) and get somewhere to switch drivers. I licked to tinfoil after, just to get all of my money's worth. I don't think there was a substantial amount left.
T - 0:25
I smoked a tiny bit of marijuana, because M and R weren't fond of me even taking it out of it's wrappings. It didn't last too long, and was quite light.
T - 0:50
Bought our movie tickets. The high is still there, but not to impairment level. We went to a dorm room to pick up D and came back to the movie. I simply brushed off the fact that he was there, with only a little introduction from M.
T - 1:00
We're in the movie past the previews and I can feel a bit of a body high. It's different than marijuana, and in my opinion better. The movie is Crazies. It's a horror/action movie, and (at the time) quite scary. I told D I was on 2C-I and smoked some marijuana earlier, but he didn't really know what 2C-I was. I told him it's kind of like LSD and E put together. (this is what I was told before hand) He congratulated me on keeping my cool. I meant to tell him M had a little too, but I apparently didn't make it clear in my roundabout speech.
Although throughout the movie I did get quite scared, sad, happy, and just about every other emotion; I didn't find any of them unpleasant.
T - 1:10 - 1:20?
Time here is approximate. I kept checking my phone to see the time but it crept by very slowly. I had no problem with it, as I was enjoying myself. I started to notice that the screen was a bit wavy. At first, I thought it was the movie. I looked to my right and saw D's face contorting with the waves. It was then I realized how great I felt.
T - 1:45
I notice the screen waving a lot, and sometimes I'm seeing things in the movie that aren't there. The screen is filling my entire vision, and it never crosses my mind that there is anything else but this scary movie in front of me. I've stopped myself from becoming too scared by just pulling my vision back and remembering I'm in a theater. I laugh internally, and fall right back into the movie.
T - 2:00
It's about now I decide to close my eyes, and I'm glad I did. I saw, in my head, a strange machine shooting colored balls in every direction. I immediately decided that they were gumballs. I think it's my hallucination, so that's what they were. The machine was entrancing, and I'm not really sure what it really was.
The 'machine' was simply a cartoony yellow colored tube with a red rim on top and a blue rim on bottom.  Everything was just like some weird, soft, clay-looking cartoon. I'm not too sure how long I looked at it, but it was at least a few minutes.
T - 2:10
I think this is around peaking time for me. The movie is amazingly intense and scary. I feel as if I'm running with the main characters away from the Crazies and trying to escape to freedom.
T - 3:00?
The movie is over. We stand up and M falls back into her seat. We walk out of the theater and D and I go to the bathroom. There's no one else in there, so I quickly describe the effects that I've experienced. When I wash my hands, the water feels awesome. It was like wearing a second skin glove while my hands were wet. Drying them felt like peeling off mud. It was pretty fun.
In the lobby, D tells M we had some bonding time. We laugh about it and M (playfully, as she often does) punches me a few times.
T - Later
The rest of the night didn't have major events, so I'll just run through what we did.
For a while we just drove around deciding where to go. R was driving as M and D sat in the backseat together and I was still on drugs.
Next, we went to a mall. The mall shops were closed, so we just walked to the end of the halls and back. We had some nice conversations on the way. D and I are getting along surprisingly well, and R doesn't have any problems with him either.
Throughout the night, we continued to walk around the mall because M lost her wallet there. We got the wallet back right away because one of the employees found it and gave it to customer service. Then, we went back for me to buy balloons for a speech the next day.
It was during this period that I became amazed by soft objects. While in the car, I simply held the car seat running my hand up and down it. It felt amazing. I didn't ever feel like fooling around or having sex, though when I look back on it I think it would be amazing. I'll have to try it sometime. We all laughed and had a great time.
Whilst walking the halls of a deserted mall, my legs were melty and fun. They weren't weak at all. They just kind of felt like rock-solid Jell-O, if that makes any sense. This continued till we were on our way home.
The whole time, M was quite unmanageable. I revealed to D early on that she was on the 2C-I, and he exclaimed 'Oh! That's why she's acting so weird?!' Although M can be stubborn, and sometimes falls into a bit of a bad temper, she was more up and down tonight. Every once in a while she would walk down the isle and simply pulls things off and drop them. She didn't break anything, but R and D simply followed her around and picked up the objects and laughed. I was a little worried she'd get out of hand, so I would have to run and catch up with her. I would grab her and spin her around to stop her and she would burst out in hysterical laughter. Apparently it was quite entertaining to cause a line of chaos with a few guys cleaning it up directly behind you. Multiple times, she would throw small objects at D. Though she threw them quite hard, they were small and didn't hit anything vital.
I think if I would have been in a more private area (in a place where I had no fear of anyone knowing I'm messed up) I would have done more crazy things. I took a fair share of feeling soft objects but kept myself very contained. I simply enjoyed the sensations and went along with it.
When I got home I revealed to my brother that I was on it, and that it was totally worth the $15 hit. I picked up my (AMAZING) pillow and kept it with me. I still have it while writing this.
The next time I do this, I'm hoping to do it with B. She's my current romantic interest and I quite like her. I think a little fooling around would be simply amazing. She is pretty sure she doesn't want any drugs, but I think my experience may change her mind.
I can never see this drug going bad for me. Even scared, I thought everything was amazing. I'm for sure taking the full hit next time, and going to attempt to smoke some dope during the peak. This is easily my drug of choice, providing I have the time to experience it all. About 7 hours after taking it, I started this. I still enjoyed the feel of soft objects a lot. Now, an hour later, I've finished writing and the feel of my pillow is just a small source of pleasure.
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STEAM-TURKISH BATH, THE (HAMAM) (director/writer: Ferzan Ozpetek; screenwriter: Stefano Tummolini; cinematographer: Pasquale Mari; editor: Mauro Bonanni; cast: Alessandro Gassman (Francesco), Mehmet Gunsur (Mehmet (Memo)), Francesca d'Aloja (Marta), Halil Ergun (Osman), Serif Sezer (Perran), Basak Koklukaya (Fusun), Zozo Toledo (Zozo); Runtime: 96; Strand releasing; 1997-Italy/Turkey/Spain)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
The film opens in Rome, Italy, and a stressed out couple, both attractive, fashionable and slender, Marta (Francesca d'Aloja) and Francesco (Alessandro Gassman), are seen running a successful interior decorating business. He learns that his aunt, someone that he hardly knew because she lived for many years apart from his mother, has just died and left him her house in Turkey. He journeys to Istanbul to sell the property, and learns from his Turkish lawyer Zozo that the property has a hamam (Turkish steam bath) attached to it.
In the exotic confines of Istanbul, passions that have been closed to the young man in Italy, open up as he feels the warm breeze and quickly settles into the slower pace of life, and relishes in the kindness of the Osman family who ran the hamam for his aunt. The aunt married a Turkish man who died and she soon afterwards used the money she acquired to become the first western woman in Turkey to operate a hamam, which by tradition is an exclusively male place.
Aunt Anita fell in love with the Turkish way of life, and fixed up the run-down hamam she bought in the center of town, that under her care became respected as one of the best in the city. Occupying her house is: the kindly patriarch Mr. Osman (Ergun), his sensitive wife Perran (Sezer), their college-aged, very attractive and sweet daughter Fasun (Basak), and her sensual brother Memo (Gunsur).
Hoping for a quick sale and an early return back to his thriving business, he runs into problems, as he believes he can't trust his lawyer, whom he thinks is delaying the sale because he is trying to knock down the price. Then the woman who wants to buy the hamam from him tells him she is buying up all the property in the neighborhood to build a trade center, and he impulsively decides not to sell. And, even though, he is told that the hamam is now out of fashion and the one he has inherited needs lots of repairs, he decides to remain and restore it to its traditional beauty. He is also told that the woman he refused to sell to is very dangerous.
The family helps in the hamam renovations and they also get him acquainted with the delicacies of Turkisk food, which they serve him in generous portions. Meanwhile, Francesco tours the ancient city streets to absorb the city's rich culture and reads his aunt's old letters she sent to her sister that were returned unread, describing her appreciative love for such a filthy city like Istanbul. In one letter she tells his mother "One can be happy in this life, Giuliana; one must."
This has a deep emotional affect on Francesco, as he realizes that he was not happy in Italy, there was something missing in his life. Here he found an inner peace and a replacement family for his recently deceased parents. He also can't get over the way Fusun looks at him in an admiring and loving way, while Memo initiates him into the pleasures of the hamam, where he also finds comfort in his arms.
Unable to communicate with her gentle husband, Marta arrives in Istanbul to tell him about her new plans for a divorce -- and of the affair she's been having with their business associate Paolo for the last 2 years.
Warning: spoiler to follow in next paragraph.
After Francesco agrees to give her what she wants, the warning Zozo gave him comes true, as he gets knifed to death in the street. But the film ends in a surprising way, as something bizarre happens to Marta and she has a change of heart and becomes the replacement hamam owner for his aunt, also falling in love with the city.
It was a strange emotional love affair that this film offers its protagonists -- a love affair with a city rather than with another. The film presents a lesson on the old and new cultures of both Italy and Turkey. The director Ferzan Ozpetek is of Turkish birth and spent two decades living in Italy, and these are his realistic observations of both cultures. But for a film about passion, this one was very reserved, showing no nudity or sensual scenes, in fact very little passion.
REVIEWED ON 2/25/2001 GRADE: B-
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The Cool Beans experience was designed with quality, comfort, and style built in. The interior design was created to evoke the ambiance of a trendy coffeehouse that blends comfort with contemporary style. The colors and style that surround you are relaxing and the natural light coming in their giant windows accentuate the wood floors and ceramic details. The fireplace keeps you warm and the velvety chairs ease tired bones.
Opening on July 19, 2001, Cool Beans offers a delicious, unique and decadent selection of sandwiches, and dessert items. There are several great reviews on Cool Beans' salads and wraps.
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For history buffs, this collection includes two style guides that are
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- Original Indian Hill guide with annotations by H. Spencer
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- Indian Hill C style guide, as amended at UofT, UW, and elsewhere
28 pages;
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- C++ coding rules from Ellemtel (Swedish Telecom) by
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13 pages;
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- Tim Ottinger's rules for naming variables and classes.
About 7 pages;
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About 9 pages;
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About 5 pages;
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- Some discussions about style documents (from Usenet, 1993)
About 8 pages;
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About 6 pages;
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About 5 pages;
plain-text
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The C Kernel pages
by Peter van der Vlugt.
About 24 pages;
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- C++ style advice called "The Tao of Coding" from Koen
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Hi,
I'm following the instructions to install the ready made images for the Pi from here-> http://emoncms.org/site/docs/raspberrypihdd
Everything works :-) until I do the git pull to update the system :-( (see the end of the instructions.)
When I do that, reboot and log into emoncms in the web browser I get a screen with the following text.
settings.php file error
missing setting: feed_settings
To fix check that the settings are set in settings.php or try re-creating your settings.php file from default.settings.php template
I'm new to Linux so haven't a clue what I have done wrong if anything at all.
Thanks for any insights
Re: emoncms + Pi + HDD: missing setting: feed_settings??
This section on that page should resolve the problem, If you have already done this once it maybe that updating with git has over written your installation (deleted setting.php)
There is a preferred alternative that's not yet fully documented That uses debian packages, have a look at this (rather longish) thread it explains how to start from scratch with the latest raspbian image and install emonCMS using the easier method
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/4908
the bit you should read starts about post 20-22 on Fri, 04/04/2014 - 22:38.
Paul
Re: emoncms + Pi + HDD: missing setting: feed_settings??
I have just transplanted the relevant part to its own thread for easier access. should you decide to go that route :-)
Creating a local EmonCMS installation on a Raspberry Pi
Paul
Re: emoncms + Pi + HDD: missing setting: feed_settings??
Thanks Paul,
Will give that a whirl.
I had seen the other thread on setting things up in a few commands but had thought the pre baked image route would be easier.
I guess now I am where I am then
doing the update and fixing the settings file will be the easier route.Actually on 2nd thoughts, making a copy of the settings.php file to oldsettings.php, then doing the update and then overwriting settings.php with oldsettings.php might be easier. Will give that a try.Trust the experts!!!! - saving the old version didn't work.....
However the values for user id and password were "root" and "raspberry" as per the old settings file....
Simon
PS Not sure who has write access to the wiki pages but some of this ought to be documented there.
Re: emoncms + Pi + HDD: missing setting: feed_settings??
The pre made image was definitely the way to go at the time (and still is for some) the apt packaging wasn't available then, the raspbian image is also a little out of date but that's easily updated.
I'm sure you've got it sussed, but you should back up your copy setttings.php somewhere outside of the emoncms folders.
Paul
Re: emoncms + Pi + HDD: missing setting: feed_settings??
Thanks Paul,
I took the default settings file in the end as you suggested which meant I'm not getting the error about the missing settings but now I'm not getting any inputs - this was working before. One step forward, one back......
Maybe I need to bite the bullet, re-image the HDD and follow your new instructions...
Simon


Beowulf
by Francis Barton Gummere
Chapter 15
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- Year Published: 1910
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Gummere, F.B. (1910) Beowulf New York: P.F. Collier and Son
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THERE was hurry and hest in Heorot now
for hands to bedeck it, and dense was the throng
of men and women the wine-hall to cleanse,
the guest-room to garnish. Gold-gay shone the hangings
that were wove on the wall, and wonders many
to delight each mortal that looks upon them.
Though braced within by iron bands,
that building bright was broken sorely; [footnote 1]
rent were its hinges; the roof alone
held safe and sound, when, seared with crime,
the fiendish foe his flight essayed,
of life despairing. — No light thing that,
the flight for safety, — essay it who will!
Forced of fate, he shall find his way
to the refuge ready for race of man,
for soul-possessors, and sons of earth;
and there his body on bed of death
shall rest after revel. Arrived was the hour
when to hall proceeded Healfdene's son:
the king himself would sit to banquet.
Ne'er heard I of host in haughtier throng
more graciously gathered round giver-of-rings!
Bowed then to bench those bearers-of-glory,
fain of the feasting. Featly received
many a mead-cup the mighty-in-spirit,
kinsmen who sat in the sumptuous hall,
Hrothgar and Hrothulf. Heorot now
was filled with friends; the folk of Scyldings
ne'er yet had tried the traitor's deed.
To Beowulf gave the bairn of Healfdene
a gold-wove banner, guerdon of triumph,
broidered battle-flag, breastplate and helmet;
and a splendid sword was seen of many
borne to the brave one. Beowulf took
cup in hall: [footnote 2] for such costly gifts
he suffered no shame in that soldier throng.
For I heard of few heroes, in heartier mood,
with four such gifts, so fashioned with gold,
on the ale-bench honoring others thus!
O'er the roof of the helmet high, a ridge,
wound with wires, kept ward o'er the head,
lest the relict-of-files [footnote 3] should fierce invade,
sharp in the strife, when that shielded hero
should go to grapple against his foes.
Then the earls'-defence [footnote 4] on the floor [footnote 5] bade lead
coursers eight, with carven head-gear,
adown the hall: one horse was decked
with a saddle all shining and set in jewels;
'twas the battle-seat of the best of kings,
when to play of swords the son of Healfdene
was fain to fare. Ne'er failed his valor
in the crush of combat when corpses fell.
To Beowulf over them both then gave
the refuge-of-Ingwines right and power,
o'er war-steeds and weapons: wished him joy of them.
Manfully thus the mighty prince,
hoard-guard for heroes, that hard fight repaid
with steeds and treasures contemned by none
who is willing to say the sooth aright.
Footnotes
1. There is no horrible inconsistency here such as the critics strive and cry about. In spite of the ruin that Grendel and Beowulf had made within the hall, the framework and roof held firm, and swift repairs made the interior habitable. Tapestries were hung on the walls, and willing hands prepared the banquet.
2. From its formal use in other places, this phrase, to take cup in hall, or "on the floor," would seem to mean that Beowulf stood up to receive his gifts, drink to the donor, and say thanks.
3. Kenning for sword.
4. Hrothgar. He is also the "refuge of the friends of Ing," below. Ing belongs to myth.
5. Horses are frequently led or ridden into the hall where folk sit at banquet: so in Chaucer's Squire's tale, in the ballad of King Estmere, and in the romances.


public interface GridFSFindIterable extends MongoIterable<com.mongodb.client.gridfs.model.GridFSFile>
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
GridFSFindIterable |
batchSize(int batchSize)
Sets the number of documents to return per batch.
|
GridFSFindIterable |
collation(com.mongodb.client.model.Collation collation)
Sets the collation options
|
GridFSFindIterable |
filter(org.bson.conversions.Bson filter)
Sets the query filter to apply to the query.
|
GridFSFindIterable |
limit(int limit)
Sets the limit to apply.
|
GridFSFindIterable |
maxTime(long maxTime,
TimeUnit timeUnit)
Sets the maximum execution time on the server for this operation.
|
GridFSFindIterable |
noCursorTimeout(boolean noCursorTimeout)
The server normally times out idle cursors after an inactivity period (10 minutes)
to prevent excess memory use.
|
GridFSFindIterable |
skip(int skip)
Sets the number of documents to skip.
|
GridFSFindIterable |
sort(org.bson.conversions.Bson sort)
Sets the sort criteria to apply to the query.
|
GridFSFindIterable filter(org.bson.conversions.Bson filter)
Below is an example of filtering against the filename and some nested metadata that can also be stored along with the file data:
Filters.and(Filters.eq("filename", "mongodb.png"), Filters.eq("metadata.contentType", "image/png"));
filter
- the filter, which may be null.Filters
GridFSFindIterable limit(int limit)
limit
- the limit, which may be nullGridFSFindIterable skip(int skip)
skip
- the number of documents to skipGridFSFindIterable sort(org.bson.conversions.Bson sort)
sort
- the sort criteria, which may be null.GridFSFindIterable noCursorTimeout(boolean noCursorTimeout)
noCursorTimeout
- true if cursor timeout is disabledGridFSFindIterable maxTime(long maxTime, TimeUnit timeUnit)
maxTime
- the max timetimeUnit
- the time unit, which may not be nullGridFSFindIterable batchSize(int batchSize)
batchSize
in interface MongoIterable<com.mongodb.client.gridfs.model.GridFSFile>
batchSize
- the batch sizeGridFSFindIterable collation(com.mongodb.client.model.Collation collation)
A null value represents the server default.
collation
- the collation options to useCopyright © 2017. All rights reserved.


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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Channel.write(IRTMPEvent event)
Writes packet from event data to RTMP connection.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
IRTMPEvent |
RTMPProtocolDecoder.decodeAbort(org.apache.mina.core.buffer.IoBuffer in) |
IRTMPEvent |
RTMPProtocolDecoder.decodeMessage(RTMPConnection conn,
Header header,
org.apache.mina.core.buffer.IoBuffer in)
Decodes RTMP message event.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected boolean |
RTMPProtocolEncoder.dropMessage(int channelId,
IRTMPEvent message)
Determine if this message should be dropped.
|
org.apache.mina.core.buffer.IoBuffer |
RTMPProtocolEncoder.encodeMessage(Header header,
IRTMPEvent message)
Encode message.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Abort
RTMP Abort event.
|
class |
Aggregate
Aggregate data event
|
class |
AudioData |
class |
BaseEvent
Base abstract class for all RTMP events
|
class |
BytesRead
Bytes read event
|
class |
ChunkSize
Chunk size event
|
class |
ClientBW
Client bandwidth event.
|
class |
ClientInvokeEvent
Represents an invoke to be executed on a connected client.
|
class |
ClientNotifyEvent
Represents an notify to be executed on a connected client.
|
class |
FlexMessage
Flex method invocation.
|
class |
FlexStreamSend
AMF3 stream send message.
|
class |
Invoke
Remote invocation event
|
class |
Notify
Stream notification event.
|
class |
Ping
Ping event, actually combination of different events.
|
class |
ServerBW
Server bandwidth event.
|
class |
SetBuffer
Control message used to set a buffer.
|
class |
SWFResponse
Control message used in response to a SWF verification request.
|
class |
Unknown
Unknown event
|
class |
VideoData
Video data event
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
LinkedList<IRTMPEvent> |
Aggregate.getParts()
Breaks-up the aggregate into its individual parts and returns them as a list.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
IRTMPEvent |
Packet.getMessage()
Getter for event context
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Packet.setMessage(IRTMPEvent message)
Setter for event context
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Packet(Header header,
IRTMPEvent event)
Create packet with given header and event context.
|
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
ISharedObjectMessage
Shared object message
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
FlexSharedObjectMessage |
class |
SharedObjectMessage
Shared object event
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
FileConsumer.setAudioDecoderConfiguration(IRTMPEvent decoderConfig)
Sets a audio decoder configuration; some codecs require this, such as AAC.
|
void |
FileConsumer.setVideoDecoderConfiguration(IRTMPEvent decoderConfig)
Sets a video decoder configuration; some codecs require this, such as AVC.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
IRTMPEvent |
RTMPMessage.getBody()
Return RTMP message body
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static RTMPMessage |
RTMPMessage.build(IRTMPEvent body)
Builder for RTMPMessage.
|
static RTMPMessage |
RTMPMessage.build(IRTMPEvent body,
byte sourceType)
Builder for RTMPMessage.
|
static RTMPMessage |
RTMPMessage.build(IRTMPEvent body,
int eventTime)
Builder for RTMPMessage.
|
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