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folder. Rename the extracted folder from hugo-whisper-theme-master
-> hugo-whisper-theme
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, themesDir
and theme
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In Fall 2008, the world watched in horror as news broke that the number of infants in China sickened with kidney problems expanded daily. By the end of 2008, there were over 300,000 victims, with six infants dying from kidney damage, and a further 860 babies hospitalised.
The cause of the epidemic had been Chinese milk companies lacing dairy products with melamine, a dangerous toxic chemical, as a way of increasing the apparent protein content of those products. With widespread panic in China over the consumption of dairy products, the World Health Organization called on researchers to develop a rapid test for melamine.
It transpired that the University of Minnesota had, several years prior, developed an enzyme able to detect melamine. Though the Chinese milk scare in 2008 was only the most recent of several melamine epidemics, the enzyme had sat in the university labs with little awareness of its commercial potential. In the wake of the Chinese milk scare, the University uncovered and sold the enzyme to BIOO Scientific Corp, who quickly commercialized the invention. Nevertheless, this was still too late for some of the infants.


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public long getRefreshRate()
public void setParent(processing.core.PApplet parent)
Line2DTrace
setParent
in interface IRenderable
setParent
in class Line2DTrace
public void onAddTrace(java.lang.Object[] traces)
onAddTrace
in interface IGraph2DTrace
onAddTrace
in class Line2DTrace
public void onRemoveTrace()
IGraph2DTrace
Before the trace is officially removed from the trace list of a Graph2D object, the onRemove method is called. This allows the trace object to provide any cleanup needed, if at all needed. Leave blank if nothing is needed.
onRemoveTrace
in interface IGraph2DTrace
onRemoveTrace
in class Line2DTrace
public void generate()
Line2DTrace
generate
in interface IGraph2DTrace
generate
in class Line2DTrace
public void pre()
public void draw()
Line2DTrace
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- cryptos.exchanges.
ExchangeStreamer.exchanges
setAggregate(int)
- Method in interface cryptos.historical.
HistoricalBase
sets the aggregate parameter this object uses for the CryptoCompare API
setAggregate(int)
- Method in class cryptos.historical.
HistoricalData
setApiKey(String)
- Static method in class utils.
Util
sets the api key parameter to be used - see
cryptocompare.com/coins/guides/how-to-use-our-api/
for more info.
setCurrencyFrom(String)
- Method in interface cryptos.
CryptoBase
sets the fsym(s) parameter this object uses for the CryptoCompare API
setCurrencyFrom(String)
- Method in class cryptos.
CryptoData
setCurrencyFrom(String)
- Method in class cryptos.
CryptoInfo
setCurrencyFrom(String)
- Method in class cryptos.historical.
HistoricalData
setCurrencyTo(String)
- Method in interface cryptos.
CryptoBase
sets the tsym(s) parameter this object uses for the CryptoCompare API
setCurrencyTo(String)
- Method in class cryptos.
CryptoData
setCurrencyTo(String)
- Method in class cryptos.
CryptoInfo
setCurrencyTo(String)
- Method in class cryptos.historical.
HistoricalData
setExchange(ExchangeStreamer.exchanges)
- Method in interface cryptos.
CryptoBaseExchange
sets the e parameter this object uses for the CryptoCompare API
setExchange(ExchangeStreamer.exchanges)
- Method in class cryptos.
CryptoData
setExchange(ExchangeStreamer.exchanges)
- Method in class cryptos.historical.
HistoricalData
setLastUnixTimestamp(long)
- Method in interface cryptos.historical.
HistoricalBase
sets the toTs parameter this object uses for the CryptoCompare API
setLastUnixTimestamp(long)
- Method in class cryptos.historical.
HistoricalData
setLimit(int)
- Method in interface cryptos.historical.
HistoricalBase
sets the limit parameter this object uses for the CryptoCompare API
setLimit(int)
- Method in class cryptos.historical.
HistoricalData
setUserAgent(String)
- Static method in class utils.
HttpsConnector
sets the user agent to use for this HttpConnector
Simex
- cryptos.exchanges.
ExchangeStreamer.exchanges
SingularityX
- cryptos.exchanges.
ExchangeStreamer.exchanges
StocksExchange
- cryptos.exchanges.
ExchangeStreamer.exchanges
StocksExchangeio
- cryptos.exchanges.
ExchangeStreamer.exchanges
streamAllCurrencies()
- Static method in class cryptos.currencies.
CryptocurrencyStreamer
streams all Cryptocurrency objects by connecting to the
All the Coins
end point.
streamAllExchanges()
- Static method in class cryptos.exchanges.
ExchangeStreamer
streams all Exchange objects by connecting to the
All the Exchanges and Trading Pairs
end point.
streamCryptoInfo(String, String...)
- Static method in class cryptos.
CryptoInfo
streams CryptoInfo objects by connecting to the
Coins General Info
end point.
The number of objects streamed is equal to the length of currenciesFrom.
streamCryptoPrice(String[], String...)
- Static method in class cryptos.currencies.
CryptocurrencyStreamer
streams multiple Cryptocurrency/fiat pair prices in the order in which they are listed by connecting to the
Multiple Symbols Price
end point.
streamCryptoPrice(String, String...)
- Static method in class cryptos.currencies.
CryptocurrencyStreamer
streams Cryptocurrency fiat prices in the order in which the fiats are listed by connecting to the
Single Symbol Price
end point.
streamCurrencies(String...)
- Static method in class cryptos.currencies.
CryptocurrencyStreamer
streams Cryptocurrency objects in the order given by connecting to the
All the Coins
end point.
streamExchanges(ExchangeStreamer.exchanges...)
- Static method in class cryptos.exchanges.
ExchangeStreamer
streams Exchange objects by connecting to the
All the Exchanges and Trading Pairs
end point.
Surbitcoin
- cryptos.exchanges.
ExchangeStreamer.exchanges
Switcheo
- cryptos.exchanges.
ExchangeStreamer.exchanges
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Kottayam Travel Guide
Zone: South
Headquarters: Kottayam
Kottayam is a magnificent place with breathtaking landscape. In any direction your eyes focus, you will see verdant lands, beautiful highlands, pristine hills and knolls that will take you breathe away.The ttps:city of Kottayam is also famous for its spices and cash crops especially rubber. Being the head quarter of Rubber Board, India gets most of the natural rubbers from this place.
Best Places to Visit in Kottayam
1. Vagamon
Vagamon, is a quiet offbeat hill station in Kerala. With a pleasant climate throughout the year, this breathtaking tourist spot has meandering rivulets and lush green hills surrounding it. The tea garden, pine forests, waterfalls, mesmerising meadows are all that makes Vagamon the perfect getaway.Vagamon is gradually gaining topmost adventure tourism spot, with activities such as trekking, rock climbing and paragliding being offered to tourists. Cycling through the mountains is another interesting activity that visitors can participate in to get a better feel of the place.
2. Kumarakom
Kerala's largest lake, Kumarakom is a cluster of many small man-made islands reclaimed from the lake.Known for paddy fields, fishing, a network of backwaters, delicious local cuisine, traditional Kettuvalloms (rice barges) houseboats and luxury and budget resorts. The Kumarakom bird sanctuary here, which is spread across 14 acres, is a favourite haunt of migratory birds and an ornithologist's paradise. Take a two-hour canoeing trip during the sunrise or sunset to experience the beauty of this place.
3. Illikkal Kallu
Illikkal Kallu is a major tourist attraction and one of the most pristine spots in all of India.Besides several other factors which make this peak unique, the most prominent feature is that half the boulder of the majestic rock has fallen apart. The remaining half stands sturdy and presents an extremely exalted picture. Surrounded by colossal green hills, the offbeat destination boasts of immaculate environs, enchanting panoramic vistas and an all around utopian atmosphere. In addition to the surreal natural beauty.


Have you ever thought about using method as a parameter? Having ability to invoke multiple methods with one command? Delegates can make those ideas reality .
All delegates are implicitly derived from the System.Delegate class. Here is basic structure of delegates:
delegate <return type> <delegate-name> <parameter list>
Delegate syntax is very similar to the method syntax, i takes list of parameters and have return type. Important thing to consider is that all methods passed to delegate must have the same structure, number and type of parameters and return type. Lets take a look at example:
private delegate int Calculator(int n);
public static int AddNum(int p)
We can see that both methods have the same return types and takes the same parameters.
Let's move on to the Practical example.
using System; // Here is our delegate takes int and returns int private delegate int Calculator(int n); class Calculator { //Initial value static int num = 5; //Creating methods //All methods must have the same structure public static int AddNum(int p) { num += p; return num; } public static int MultNum(int q) { num *= q; return num; } public static int SubctNum(int q) { num -= q; return num; } public static int getNum() { return num; } //Calling the main function static void Main(string[] args) { //create delegate instances Calculator c1 = new Calculator(AddNum); Calculator c2 = new Calculator(MultNum); Calculator c3 = new Calculator(SubctNum) //We can connect multiple delegates to execute them together c1 += c2; c1 += c3; //We can also delete reference c -= c3; // Lets call our delegate c(2); Console.WriteLine("Value of Num: {0}", getNum()); Console.ReadKey(); } }
Try this on your compiler see the result.
We just created simple Calculator application that can perform multiple operations with just one call of delegate. This is just the beginning of endless possibilities. Methods can be simplified to shorter versions aka "lambda expressions". Try to remember "+=" operator, we will come back to this while we will talk about events, but this is subject for another post. Stay Awesome.


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Load Balancers¶
OneAndOneService Methods¶
Note
All of the methods below can be called on a OneAndOneService
instance.
-
list_load_balancers
(page=None, per_page=None, sort=None, q=None, fields=None)¶ Returns a list of your load balancers.
Parameters: - page (
int
) – Allows the use of pagination. Indicate which page to start on. - per_page (
int
) – Number of items per page. - sort (
str
) –sort='name'
retrieves a list of elements sorted alphabetically.sort='creation_date'
retrieves a list of elements sorted by their creation date in descending order. - q (
str
) –q
is for query. Use this parameter to return only the items that match your search query. - fields (
str
) – Returns only the parameters requested. (i.e. fields=’id, name, description, hardware.ram’)
Return type: JSON
- page (
-
get_load_balancer
(load_balancer_id=None)¶ Retrieve information about a load balancer.
Parameters: load_balancer_id ( str
) – the unique identifier for the load balancer.Return type: JSON
-
list_load_balancer_servers
(load_balancer_id=None)¶ Returns a list of the servers attached to a load balancer.
Parameters: load_balancer_id ( str
) – the unique identifier for the load balancer.Return type: JSON
-
get_load_balancer_server
(load_balancer_id=None, server_ip_id=None)¶ Retrieve a information about a server attached to a load balancer.
Parameters: - load_balancer_id (
str
) – the unique identifier for the load balancer. - server_ip_id (
str
) – the unique identifier for a server’s IP. This is different fromserver_id
.
Return type: JSON
- load_balancer_id (
-
load_balancer_rules
(load_balancer_id=None)¶ Returns a list of the rules of a load balancer.
Parameters: load_balancer_id ( str
) – the unique identifier for the load balancer.Return type: JSON
-
get_load_balancer_rule
(load_balancer_id=None, rule_id=None)¶ Retrieve information about a load balancer rule.
Parameters: - load_balancer_id (
str
) – the unique identifier for the load balancer. - rule_id (
str
) – the unique identifier for the load balancer rule.
Return type: JSON
- load_balancer_id (
-
modify_load_balancer
(load_balancer_id=None, name=None, description=None, health_check_test=None, health_check_interval=None, health_check_path=None, health_check_parse=None, persistence=None, persistence_time=None, method=None)¶ Modify a load balancer.
Parameters: - load_balancer_id (
str
) – the unique identifier for the load balancer. - name (
str
) – load balancer name. - description (
str
) – load balancer description. - health_check_test (
str
) – possible values are"NONE"
,``”TCP”, or ``"HTTP"
. - health_check_interval (
int
) – Health check period in seconds. - health_check_path (
str
) – Url to call for checking. Required for HTTP health check. - health_check_parse (
str
) – Regular expression to check. Required for HTTP health check. - persistence (
bool
) – enable or disable persistnece. - persistence_time (
int
) – Persistence time in seconds. Required if persistence is enabled. - method (
str
) – balancing procedure. possible values are"ROUND_ROBIN"
or"LEAST_CONNECTIONS"
.
Return type: JSON
- load_balancer_id (
-
create_load_balancer
(load_balancer=None, load_balancer_rules=None)¶ Create a load balancer.
Parameters: - load_balancer (
obj
) – an instantiation of theLoadBalancer
class. - load_balancer_rules (
list
) – a list ofLoadBalancerRule
instances.
Return type: JSON
- load_balancer (
-
attach_load_balancer_server
(load_balancer_id=None, server_ips=None)¶ Attach servers to a load balancer.
Parameters: - load_balancer_id (
str
) – the unique identifier for the load balancer. - server_ips (
list
) – a list ofAttachServer
instances.
Return type: JSON
- load_balancer_id (
-
add_load_balancer_rule
(load_balancer_id=None, load_balancer_rules=None)¶ Attach rules to a load balancer.
Parameters: - load_balancer_id (
str
) – the unique identifier for the load balancer. - load_balancer_rules (
list
) – a list ofLoadBalancerRule
instances.
Return type: JSON
- load_balancer_id (
-
delete_load_balancer
(load_balancer_id=None)¶ Delete a load balancer.
Parameters: load_balancer_id ( str
) – the unique identifier for the load balancer.Return type: JSON
-
remove_load_balancer_server
(load_balancer_id=None, server_ip_id=None)¶ Remove a server from a load balancer.
Parameters: - load_balancer_id (
str
) – the unique identifier for the load balancer. - server_ip_id (
str
) – the unique identifier for the server’s IP. This is different fromserver_id
.
Return type: JSON
- load_balancer_id (
-
remove_load_balancer_rule
(load_balancer_id=None, rule_id=None)¶ Remove a rule from a load balancer.
Parameters: - load_balancer_id (
str
) – the unique identifier for the load balancer. - rule_id (
str
) – the unique identifier for the load balancer rule.
Return type: JSON
- load_balancer_id (
The “LoadBalancer” Class¶
-
class
LoadBalancer
(health_check_path=None, health_check_parse=None, name=None, description=None, health_check_test=None, health_check_interval=None, persistence=None, persistence_time=None, method=None)¶ Pass a
LoadBalancer
instance into thecreate_load_balancer()
method to create a load balancer. There are also a few helper methods available to perform simple requests after creating your load balancer.Parameters: - name (
str
) – load balancer name. - description (
str
) – load balancer description. - health_check_test (
str
) – possible values are"NONE"
or"TCP"
. - health_check_interval (
int
) – Health check period in seconds. Can range between5
and300
seconds. - health_check_path (
str
) – Url to call for checking. Required for HTTP health check. - health_check_parse (
str
) – Regular expression to check. Required for HTTP health check. - persistence (
bool
) – enable or disable persistence. - persistence_time (
int
) – Persistence time in seconds. Required if persistence is enabled. Can range from30
to1200
seconds - method (
str
) – balancing procedure. Possible values are"ROUND_ROBIN"
or"LEAST_CONNECTIONS"
.
Methods:
-
get
()¶ Retrieves the load balancer’s current specs.
-
ips
()¶ Returns a list of the server IPs attached to the load balancer.
-
rules
()¶ Returns a list of the rules attached to the load balancer.
-
wait_for
()¶ Polls the
LoadBalancer
resource until anACTIVE
,POWERED_ON
, orPOWERED_OFF
state is returned.
- name (
The “LoadBalancerRule” Class¶
-
class
LoadBalancerRule
(protocol=None, port_balancer=None, port_server=None, source=None)¶ Use the
LoadBalancerRule
class to create or modify load balancer rules.Parameters: - protocol (
str
) – internet protocol. Possible values are'TCP'
and'UDP'
. - port_balancer (
int
) – port in balancer. - port_server (
int
) – port in server. - source (
str
) – IPs from which access is available. Setting<IP_ADDRESS>
means all IPs are allowed.
- protocol (
The “AttachServer” Class¶
-
class
AttachServer
(server_id=None, rights=None, server_ip_id=None)¶ Use the
AttachServer
class to attach servers or server IPs to various containers.Parameters: - server_id (
str
) – the unique identifier for the server. - rights (
str
) – server rights for accessing a shared storage. Possible values are'R'
or'RW'
. - server_ip_id (
str
) – the unique identifier for the server’s IP.
- server_id (


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Bitcoin Road to $100K: Peter Brandt Explains the When and How
by Anatol AntonoviciBitcoin is heading towards the $100,000 mark, according to veteran commodity trader Peter Brandt, who shared his analysis in a new video clip. However, there is a scenario in which the oldest cryptocurrency turns bearish in the near-term.
Bitcoin is at Crossroad Area
According to Brandt, Bitcoin is still moving within its historic bull trend, which has seen consecutive higher highs and higher lows.
While he believes that the cryptocurrency will stick to the bullish narrative in the coming years until it breaks $100,000, there are two main scenarios to expect before that happens. Unsurprisingly, one is bearish and the other is bullish.
The price is currently at a crossroad zone and might go for one of the scenarios soon. Right now, it is trading very close to the lower boundary of a multi-year channel. If the price action decides to continue correcting, then we might see Bitcoin bottoming out at $5,324 by July 2020.
The potential low is based on previous patterns, according to which Bitcoin has violated parabolic moves four times since 2011. Every downturn came with an 80%-plus correction and lasted 12 months from the peak to the low, according to Brandt’s analysis.
Accordingly, the current correction will likely find strong support at $5,324 by this summer if Bitcoin takes the bearish route. This is because the recent high was reached in June, when the cryptocurrency rallied to over $13,000. Up until then, it’s anticipated that many crypto bulls will capitulate.
This potential correction could likely scare even the most devoted Bitcoin maximalists and hodlers, Brandt says, citing his multi-year trading experience in other commodity markets. In fact, he believes that 90% of bulls who are active on social media will start capitulating sooner or later.
The “Immediately Bullish” Scenario
In the best-case scenario, the BTC price doesn’t break the lower boundary of the multi-year channel and bounces back to new highs. In fact, Brandt asserts that the new peaks could come as early as next year.
Interestingly, many Bitcoin bulls expect the price to update the all-time high on the upcoming halving event, which is scheduled for the first half of 2020. This scenario is further supported by PlanB’s popular stock-to-flow model.
Which path do you think Bitcoin will go? Share your thoughts in the comments section!
Images via Shutterstock, bitcoin.live (Peter Brandt)
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Statements
A statement is a statement of fact, also just called a fact. They are the bread and butter of Pyke. Statements are the data values that Pyke acts upon.
You might also think of a statement as a spoken sentence. For example, the Pyke family_relations example deals with sentences like:
"Bruce is the son of Thomas (his father) and Norma (his mother)."
But we condense the sentence down to it's essence. In this case, the sentence revolves around three things: Bruce, Thomas and Norma. All of the rest of the words can be condensed into a single identifier that identifies the relationship between these three things:
son_of(Bruce, Thomas, Norma)
We can give these condensed sentence structures any names that we want. In this case, I chose son_of. I might have also chosen "parents_of", which might conjure the following English sentence:
"The parents of Bruce are Thomas (his father) and Norma (his mother)."
Or:
"Bruce's parents are Thomas (his father) and Norma (his mother)."
But the son_of form carries the additional information that Bruce is a son rather than a daughter. So this is the form used in the family_relations example.
Caution!
Statements are not functions! When we wear our Python hats, son_of(Bruce, Thomas, Norma) looks like a function call! We might expect that it can be executed to do something and possibly return a value. But when we wear our Pyke hats, this is just a statement, or a piece of data. It doesn't do anything and it never returns a value!
Note that it makes perfect sense to have several statements defining the same relationship between their arguments:
son_of(Bruce, Thomas, Norma) son_of(Michael, Bruce, Marilyn) son_of(David, Bruce, Marilyn)
But this only makes sense if they have different arguments. There is never a need to state the same fact twice. Thus we can never establish two facts (two statements) that are identical. If we try to do this, the second one is silently ignored.
So:
son_of(Bruce, Thomas, Norma) son_of(Bruce, Thomas, Norma) son_of(Bruce, Thomas, Norma)
is exactly the same as:
son_of(Bruce, Thomas, Norma)
Finally, we see that the position of each argument is important. In our son_of example, the meaning of each argument is:
son_of(son, father, mother)
Thus, changing the order of the arguments changes the meaning of the statement. So:
son_of(Bruce, Thomas, Norma)
and:
son_of(Bruce, Norma, Thomas)
mean different things! The first statement says that Thomas is the father of Bruce, but the second statement says that Norma is the father!
Syntactic Structure of Statements
So we see that statements in Pyke are very structured.
Pyke categorizes statements into knowledge bases. You create knowledge bases to help you organize your statements. A knowledge base in Pyke roughly corresponds to a module in Python.
Note
Pyke does not allow knowledge bases to contain other knowledge bases, only information about statements. Thus, there is only one level of knowledge bases; and beneath each knowledge base, one level of statements.
So statements have three components:
- The name of a knowledge base. For example, family.
- The name of a knowledge entity. For example, son_of.
- The statement arguments. These are just Python data. Currently in Pyke, there is a push for these arguments to be immutable.
The syntax for a statement looks like this:
statement ::= IDENTIFIER '.' IDENTIFIER '(' {argument,} ')'
Knowledge Base
The first IDENTIFIER is the name of the knowledge base. In our family_relations example, this is family.
Note
You'll see that within backward-chaining rules, the name of the knowledge base may be omitted. It defaults to the currently selected rule base for this rule base category. You'll learn more about this later.
Knowledge Entity
The second IDENTIFIER is the name of the knowledge entity. This is the relationship between the arguments. You could also think of this as the statement type or topic. For example, son_of is a type of statement with three arguments: (son, father, mother). Or the (son, father, mother) arguments are about the topic son_of.
Arguments
The arguments can be any simple Python data value (numbers, strings, None, True or False) or tuples of these values (including nested tuples). Currently, statements are supposed to be immutable, so all of the arguments are immutable. The arguments relate to the topic, above, to make a complete statement.
Note
Prolog allows arguments to be other statements (functors). But Pyke needs to integrate into Python and Python has no concept of a "statement". So we just use tuples in Pyke because Python is very happy with tuples!
So the complete statement for our family_relations example is:
family.son_of(Bruce, Thomas, Norma)


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type t('a, 'e) = | IOk('a) | IError('e) | IBoth('a, 'e)
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THE HON'BLE SRI JUSTICE A.V.SESHA SAI W.P.No.14713 of 2018 ORDER:
Petitioner is a society, consisting of the members belonging to Scheduled Tribes and is engaged in the business of decasting, transporting, dumping and reloading of the sand into the transport vehicles. The State Government entrusted the work of decasting of sand in Godavari River at Chenchupalli Village, Mangapet Mandal, Warangal District in favour of Telangana State Mineral Development Corporation (for short 'TSMDC') under the Telangana State Sand Mining Rules, 2014 notified vide G.O.Ms.No.3 Industries & Commerce (Mines.I) Department dated 8.1.2015. In order to carry out the said work, the TSMDC entered into an agreement dated 4.3.2016 with the petitioner. As per the said agreement, the quantity of sand to be extracted being 1,79,452 cubic metres in an area of 24.15 Hectares within the geo- coordinates indicated therein and the amount payable to the petitioner being Rs.220/- per cubic metre. According to the petitioner, they excavated 1,46,350.50 cubic metres.
2. On the complaint received from the Mines and Geology Department, alleging extraction of sand from the area outside the identified area and beyond the geo-coordinates, a joint inspection was conducted by the Assistant Director of Mines and Geology and TSMDC on 22.4.2016 and they submitted a report, stating that the extraction of sand took place beyond the geo-coordinates fixed by the authorities and a quantity of 98,991.50 M3 of sand was extracted from the area outside the specified sand bearing area and transported to the stockyard. The said report stated further that extraction of sand outside the specified sand bearing area would attract 2 penalty clause under Rule 5(1)(k) of TSSMR, 2015 and suggested to the TSMDC to obtain permission of the State Government to avoid penalty. The last three paragraphs of the said report read as under:
"The extraction of sand outside the specified sand bearing area will attract penalty clause under Rule 5(1)(k) of TSSMR, 2015 as per G.O.Ms.No.3 dated 8.1.2015 and subsequent amendments thereon.
Although the sand has been extracted outside the specified sand bearing area, and the sand so extracted stacked properly in the authorized stockyard only. No quantity of sand has been sold illegally in the open market. Out of the total quantity i.e. 98,991.50 CBM of sand extracted, the 28,997.50 CBM quantity of sand has been sold only through TSMDC online portal. The amount realized has been remitted to Government Treasury balance 70,000 CBM quantity of sand is available at the Stockyard. Therefore, there is no loss of revenue to Government.
Hence, M/s Telangana State Mineral Development Corporation Ltd., is requested to kindly take the permission from the Government to avoid the penalty on the quantity extracted outside the specific sand bearing area and also requested to obtain permission for sale of sand available at the stockyard being a Corporation undertaking by the State Government of Telangana".
3. As a consequence of the above report, the Vice Chairman and Managing Director, TSMDC addressed a letter bearing Ref: TSMDC/GM(M)/WGL/2016/431 dated 10.8.2016 to the State Government requesting to allow TSMDC to sell available sand at Chenchupally stockyard i.e., 70,000 cubic metre by forfeiting raising cost of an amount of Rs.220/- per cubic metre to the petitioner society. Thereafter the State Government vide Lr.No.6294/M.I(1)/2016-1 dated 29.8.2016 allowed the request of the TSMDC to sell the available sand by forfeiting raising cost amount of Rs.220/- per cubic metre to the petitioner. The same was questioned in W.P.No.40469 3 of 2017 and this Court by way of an order dated 31.1.2018 disposed of the said writ petition and paragraphs 6 to 8 of the said order read as under:
"6. Even taken into consideration of the criteria laid down in the expression which clearly says a writ petition even in contractual and money claims is maintainable by every person. A sheer contractual recovery of the amount is not maintainable to consider though there is no absolute bar if at all the court considers as an exceptional case in other respects where there are serious disputed questions of fact which are of only complex nature may not entertain writ petition. Here, it is not such even to consider the case on hand comes under any of the limbs. It is, more particularly, for the reason that it is not the case of the respondents that the extraction of sand is in the absence of the persons concerned that the respondents under their monitoring and supervision it is only on their showing the extract can be done by the society in utilization of their hard labour for the extraction of sand as the case may be. If at all there is an excess excavation that too in their presence once it is not illegal but for exceeding the contractual limitations if any, that too, when not prevented timely and even by the impugned proceedings respondent No.1 permitted respondent No.3 to sell the sand already excavated and liability in it official on search through their official portal they cannot denied the service charges of excavation by the petitioner- society more particularly under the principle of quasi contract covered by sections 67 to 70 of the Indian Contract Act of the excavation is beyond the permissible limits of the contractual relation by such an irregularity, but for, at best to impose compensation for the act done by them as contemplated by Section 73 out of the remuneration payable to withhold a portion as compensation/penalty as the case may be.
7. Having regard to the above, from the settled principle on the scope of Sections 67 to 70 of the Indian Contract Act laid down by the expression of the Constitution Bench in the State of West Bengal v. B.K.Mondal and sons (AIR 1962 SC 779) of entitled to the amount under quasi contract invoking Section 70 of the Indian Contract Act, where the party has lawfully done some works not entertained to act gratuitously even if it is exceeding the same or outcome of irregularity and it is only, where the other party accepts the thing or enjoys the work done that liability under Section 70 of the Act definitely arise as they accepting extra excavated sand and want to reap the benefits for sale, they are 4 bound to pay for it subject to impose of any compensation out of the amount payable.
8. With the above observations, the Writ Petition is disposed of directing the respondents to pay the remuneration, subject to deduction of reasonable amount out of it as compensation".
4. After the above said order, now the State Government passed an order vide Letter No.371/M.1(1)/2018-2 dated 19.4.2018, ordering deduction of fifty percent of amount i.e., Rs.77,00,000/- payable to the petitioner society by the TSMDC as penalty and to release the balance of Rs.77,00,000/-. This writ petition challenges the validity and legal sustainability of the said order. A counter affidavit is filed by the first respondent, denying the averments and allegations in the writ affidavit and in the direction of justifying the impugned action.
5. Heard Sri K.Durga Prasad, learned counsel for the petitioner and the learned Government Pleader for Mines and Geology for Respondents.
6. It is contended by the learned counsel for the petitioner that the questioned action which culminated in the order dated 19.4.2018 is highly illegal, arbitrary, unreasonable, without jurisdiction and violative of Article 14 of the Constitution of India; that as the entire activity was undertaken by the men of the petitioner society under the supervision and control of TSMDC, the petitioner, whose members belong to downtrodden and weaker sections of the society, cannot be penalised for no fault of them; that Rule 5 of the Rules notified vide G.O.Ms.No.3 Industries and Commerce (Mines-I) Department dated 8.1.2015 does not enable the State Government to impose penalty on the petitioner which has no privity of contract with the Government, as such, the impugned action is totally one without jurisdiction; 5 that when this Court directed the respondents in the earlier writ petition only to consider about the compensation under Section 73 of the Contract Act, there is no justification on the part of the Government to impose penalty.
7. Per contra, learned Advocates, appearing on behalf of State Government and TSMDC maintain that there is no illegality nor there exists any infirmity in the impugned action and in the absence of the same, the questioned action is not amenable for any judicial review under Article 226 of the Constitution of India; that the impugned imposition of penalty is in accordance with Rule 5(1)(k) and 5(2) of the Rules notified vide G.O.Ms.No.3 dated 8.1.2015; that condition No.3 (iii) and condition No.8 of the agreement entered into between TSMDC and the petitioner enable the respondents to impose penalty.
8. It is significant to note that though the petitioner in the writ affidavit categorically stated that they undertook the entire activity under the supervision and control of the officials of TSMDC, the same is not denied in the counter affidavit filed on behalf of the respondents. Therefore, the same needs to be taken as correct. In fact, in the order in W.P.No.40469 of 2017, this Court at paragraph 6, this Court took note of the same and held that the petitioner cannot be denied the service charges for the excavation undertaken and also took note of the fact the permission granted by the State Government to TSMDC to sell the sand already excavated. In this context, it would be appropriate to refer to Rule 5 of the Rules notified vide G.O.Ms.No.3 dated 8.1.2015, which read as under:
"Responsibility of the M/s Telangana State Mineral Development Corporation Ltd:
(1) Telangana State Mineral Development Corporation shall:6
(a) Enter into an agreement with Assistant Director of Mines and Geology by furnishing bank guarantee for an amount equivalent to 10% of the total seigniorage fee on assessed quantity as security deposit.
(b) Extract sand as per the Approved Mining Plan and other conditions laid in the clearances issued under the River Conservancy Act, 1884, the Water Land and Trees Act, 2002 and the Environment Protection Act, 1986 and Air and Water and Pollution Prevention Act, 1974 and amendments thereon or any suitable subsequent Act/rules/amendments to be issued by Government from time to time.
(c) No transfer of subletting of the allotted sand bearing area.
(d) Extract and dispatch sand from the allotted sand bearing area to approved stockyard along with the way bill in Form-S2 issued by the Assistant Director of Mines and Geology concerned after paying the Seigniorage fee and other taxes as per the prevailing scheduled rate or revised from time to time.
(e) (i) Establish a stockyard near to the lifting point having good road facilities and also additional stockyards near urban habitations, especially the Municipal Corporations.
(ii) Shall obtain Mineral Dealer License for the stockyard under Mineral Dealer Rules, 2000 from the competent authority. The validity of Mineral Dealer License shall co-terminus with the period of agreement.
(iii) If any sand stocks leftover after the period of agreement, on representation by the allottee, the validity of Mineral Dealer License may be extended by the Licensing Authority after report by the Assistant Director of Mines and Geology.
(iv) The period of extension shall be based on verification of stocks and the previous daily dispatches.
(f) Sand from stockyard shall be dispatched by Telangana State Mineral Development Corporation with transit pass (Form-E) issued by Assistant Director of Mines and Geology concerned along with the computerized weighment slip.
(g) The dispatch of sand from the stockyard shall be under electronic surveillance and electronic documentation linked to a central documentation monitoring facility.
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(h) Use of machinery is permitted for making ramps, pathways and maintenance.
(i) Extraction of sand from sand bearing area shall be by manual or mechanized means subject to permission from the District WALTA Authority on a condition that there is no impact on ground water table.
(j) (i) Maintain daily production and dispatch register at the allotted sand bearing area.
(ii) Maintain daily stock and dispatch register at the mineral dealer stockyard.
(iii) Shall submit returns under A.P. Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1966 and A.P. Mineral Dealer Rules, 2000 or any suitable subsequent rules/amendments to be issued by Government from time to time to the competent authorities.
(k) Be penalized for any extraction of sand beyond the specified area; beyond the specified thickness and for any other violations.
Penalty of Rs.1,00,000/- or Rs.500/- per cu.mt. of sand quarried beyond the specified limits or in excess of thickness stipulated, whichever is higher.
(2) In the event of contravention of any of these rules and the conditions specified in Agreement of allotment during extraction of sand, the allotting authority shall after giving an opportunity, impose an appropriate penalty".
9. The above said Rules obviously deals with the agreement between Assistant Director, Mines and Geology and TSMDC and the consequences of the breach of the conditions thereof and does not deal with the agreement between TSMDC and the petitioner. Therefore, it has to held that the impugned order, purportedly in exercise of the said Rule, is without jurisdiction. Another important aspect which needs mention is that in the earlier W.P.No.49469 of 2017, this Court deprecated the action of the Respondents in imposing penalty. On this ground also, the action of the 8 State Government in imposing penalty cannot be sustained. Even the TSMDC cannot sustain the action under Section 73 of the Contract Act read with conditions 3(iii) and 8 also in view of the joint report dated 25.4.2016 and letter dated 10.8.2016 of TSMDC stating that the Government did not suffer any revenue loss. In view of the above reasons, the impugned action cannot be sustained in the eye of law.
10. For the foregoing reasons, the writ petition is allowed, setting aside impugned Letter No.371/M.I(1)/2018-2 dated 19.4.2018 to the extent of ordering deduction of 50% i.e., Rs.77,00,000/-and consequently Respondents are directed to pay the entire amount to the petitioner without any deductions. As a sequel, the miscellaneous petitions, if any, shall stand closed. There shall be no order as to costs.


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| 034:034 Khan | : |
And We did not send a warner to a township, but those who were given the worldly wealth and luxuries among them said: "We believe not in the (Message) with which you have been sent." |
| 034:034 Maulana | : |
And We never sent a warner to a town but those who led easy lives in it said: We are disbelievers in that with which you are sent. |
| 034:034 Pickthal | : |
And We sent not unto any township a warner, but its pampered ones declared: Lo! we are disbelievers in that wherewith ye have been sent. |
| 034:034 Rashad | : |
Every time we sent a warner to a community, the leaders of that community said, "We reject the message you are sent with." |
| 034:034 Sarwar | : |
Every time We sent a warner to a town, the rich ones therein said (to Our Messenger), "We have no faith in what you have brought (to us). |
| 034:034 Shakir | : |
And We never sent a warner to a town but those who led lives in ease in it said: We are surely disbelievers in what you are sent with. |
| 034:034 Sherali | : |
And WE never sent a Warner to any city but the wealthy ones thereof said, 'Surely, we disbelieve in what you have been sent with.' |
| 034:034 Yusufali | : |
Never did We send a warner to a population, but the wealthy ones among them said: "We believe not in the (Message) with which ye have been sent." |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > المجتمعات > التفاضل بينها Man and The Social Relations>The Societies>Preference Among them تنظيم العلاقات المالية > الغنى > المترفون Organizing Financial Relationships>Richness>Those who Lead a Life of Luxury العلاقات القضائية > علاقات قانونية ودستورية > إهلاك الأمم بسبب فسقها Judicial Relationships>Legal and Constitutional Relations>Destroying the Nations Owing to their Impiety
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Robert De Niro named Screen Actors Guild life achievement honouree
Robert De Niro will receive the Screen Actors Guild’s life achievement award.
The guild announced that De Niro will be the 56th recipient of its highest honour at its SAG Awards on January 19, 2020.
SAG cited De Niro’s extraordinary accomplishments in film and television, including two Academy Awards, a Presidential Medal of Freedom and numerous other honours.
It also noted his co-founding and championing of New York City’s Tribeca Film Festival.
De Niro’s latest film is The Irishman, which is playing in cinemas in limited release before arriving on Netflix at the end of the month.
The actor said in a statement that he was honoured to receive the award from a union that he has been a part of for more than 50 years.


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In case you haven’t heard: Facebook Home displays pictures from your timeline in full-screen on your Android homescreen. But, there’s a small problem with this. I think The Verge said it best: Facebook Home is beautiful, but what if your friends aren’t? The official marketing materials include sublime pics like this one:
Wow, gorgeous! But a quick perusal of my Facebook feed is enough to convince me that the possibility of such artful photography appearing on a regular basis is despairingly slim. This is what I’d see:
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No thanks. I’ll stick with my boring austere homescreen. I think the problem here is a classic one: wrong audience.


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Attn:Plz , My name is Mr Gobind Singh Deo . I am a legal practitioner Gobind Singh Deo Chember in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. I saw your contact and profile i decided that you could cooperate with me in this proposition. I have a client who was deceased in November, 2001, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.I am contacting you because you have the same surname as my deceased client and i felt that you could help me in the distribution of funding that were left in my deceased client's bank account. This funding is closed to be declared UN-serviceable by the bank as there were no indicated next of kin or next of beneficiary of the funding in the bank account. The total amount of cash in the bank account of my deceased client is US$4.7 Million ( Say, Four Million, Seven Hundred Thousand US$ ), only. The bank had issued to me a notification to contact the next of kin of my deceased client for either to re-activate the bank account or to make claim of beneficiary, of the funding in the bank account, with a month surcharge of 6% to be deducted as an Escrow safe keeping fee of the bank account,so as to avoid the indefinite closure of the bank account. My proposition to you is to seek your consent, and to present your kind self as the next-of-kin and beneficiary of my deceased client, since you have the same last name with him. This means that the proceeds of his bank account would be paid to you as his next of kin or the legitimate beneficiary. When the proceeds in his bank account are paid to you, we would share the proceeds on a mutually agreed-upon percentage of 60% to me and 40% to your kind self. All the legal documents to back up your claim as my client's next-of-kin would be provided by me. The most important thing I would need is your honest cooperation to in this proposition.This would be done under a legitimate arrangement that would protect you from any breach of the law. If this business proposition offends your moral and ethic values, do accept my sincere apology. Please contact me at once if youe interested by replying the mail and ignore it if you are not. Best regards, Mr Gobind Singh Deo Esq.


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- Simon Marlow and Philip Wadler (Core Members of the Haskell Team) [1997] - Other failed attempts have been made
> One day Phil phoned me up and announced that a) Erlang needed a type system, b) he had written a small prototype of a type system and c) he had a one year’s sabbatical and was going to write a type system for Erlang and “were we interested?” Answer —“Yes.” > — __Joe Armstrong__ Phil Wadler and Simon Marlow worked on a type system for over a year and the results were published in [20]. The results of the project were somewhat disappointing. To start with, only a subset of the language was type-checkable, the major omission being the lack of process types and of type checking inter-process messages.
- Really difficult to represent processes and messages - It would break code for many who run smoothly in production
- Type Inference - Optimistic Strategy - Success Typing
lib/example1.ex:11:pattern_match_cov The pattern nil can never match since previous clauses completely cover the type any() ________________________________________________________________________________
lib/example2.ex:14:overlapping_contract Overloaded contract for KitHub.respawn/1 has overlapping domains; such contracts are currently unsupported and are simply ignored. ________________________________________________________________________________
lib/example2.ex:42:invalid_contract Invalid type specification for function. Function: KitHub.generate_cat/1 Success typing: @spec generate_cat(binary()) :: %{:__cat__ => binary(), :lives => 9} ________________________________________________________________________________
lib/example2.ex:53:call The call: KitHub.generate_cat(:lucy) will never return since it differs in arguments with positions 1st from the success typing arguments: (binary()) ________________________________________________________________________________
> Dialyzer will often prove to be a true friend when programming Erlang, although the frequent nags might tempt you to just drop it. One thing to remember is that Dialyzer is practically never wrong, and you will likely be. You might feel like some errors mean nothing, but contrary to many type systems, Dialyzer only speaks out when it knows it's right, and bugs in its code base are rare. Dialyzer might frustrate you, force you to be humble, but it will be very unlikely to be the source of bad, unclean code.


WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE? A movie review by Joe Barlow (c) Copyright 1998
STARRING: Halle Berry, Vivica Fox, Lela Rochon, Larenz Tate, Little Richard DIRECTOR: Gregory Nava WRITER: Tina Andrews RATED/YEAR: R/1998
RATING: *** 1/2 (out of a possible *****)
Give Gregory Nava and Tina Andrews an "A" for effort. If "Why Do Fools Fall in Love?" isn't completely successful, it's only because the creators' vision is too grand for the constraints of a two-hour movie. The film tries to be everything: a mystery, a comedy, a drama, a love story, a documentary, a character study, a concert film. That's a tall order, but what's remarkable is how close Nava and Andrews come to actually pulling it off. The movie is compelling; even if portions of it are slightly uneven, it remains solid (and touching) entertainment.
The film is based on the life of Frankie Lymon, the teen singer who hit the Top Ten with "Why Do Fools Fall in Love?", a catchy tune he penned with one of his schoolmates. Rendered obsolete by the British Invasion after a brief flash of stardom, Frankie descended into drug abuse, poverty, and obscurity. Several years later, having never regained his former fame, he died of a heroin overdose. He was only 26 at the time.
We can all agree that this tale is a tragedy, but an additional factor makes Lymon's story even more fascinating: he left behind three women, all claiming to be his wife... and none realising they weren't alone in this claim. Since Frankie's music publisher owes the Lymon estate an estimated four million dollars in back payments, it's easy to understand why each woman wants to be named his heir.
Contrary to the romantic-comedy impression projected by the movie's trailer, "Why Do Fools Fall in Love?" is basically a courtroom drama focusing on the three wives' attempts to prove their cases. Along the way, we'll see numerous flashbacks of each woman's memories of Frankie, which, although contradictory, help to show us different facets of who he was. But we know the truth is buried somewhere in their testimonies, which is exactly why the story is so interesting.
We learn via flashback of Frankie's early days and success, and see first-hand how charming he could be... as well as his darker, more manipulative side. Perhaps most importantly, we witness just how valueable music was to him. Lymon didn't sing for the money; he sang because his soul demanded it. In these early concert scenes, Lymon (flawlessly portrayed by Larenz Tate) is energetic. He doesn't so much SING the music as CHANNEL it to the audience. His happiness is so apparent, his joy for performing so all-encompassing and contagious, that even if you don't like his songs, you'll respect the attitude with which he shares them.
The film skips nimbly through the thirteen years encompassing Frankie's first brush of success, his relationship with all three women, and the circumstances leading up to his death. Occasionally, important details are glossed over (Frankie reportedly causes a "national scandal" by dancing with a white girl on television... but what are the exact details and repurcussions?), but on the whole, things move along at a pleasantly brisk clip. There's no time to get bored while Frankie's on the screen.
The flashback footage is effective, and does a great job of capturing the frantic early days of rock and roll. The costumes, hairstyles and scenery are a sight to behold, and seeing them through Frankie's eyes, we're caught up in the wonder and excitement of a by-gone era. Because of this intimate portrait, we're able to sympathize with him when his career goes sour. I was impressed and surprised by how much the filmmakers made me care about him.
The film's photography is not without artistry, either. Remember those incredible transitions in "Titanic," used to simulate the passage of years? Well, "Why Do Fools..." employs one such moment that's the equal of anything in Cameron's epic. It's the 80s, during the trial. Little Richard (in a scene-stealing cameo) is on the witness stand, discussing his friendship with the late Mr. Lymon. As Richard talks about the days he spent on the road with Frankie, the camera slowly pans over to a nearby window... but the sights outside are clearly those of 1955.  Displayed proudly on the marquee: "TONIGHT ONLY! LITTLE RICHARD! THE PLATTERS! FRANKIE LYMON AND THE TEENAGERS!" Excited teens hurry into the theater, and after a moment, so do we. The camera "runs" along, just another excited teen, as we dash into the auditorium and discover The Platters on stage. The camera spins around, giving us a full view of the crowded theater; then, we're swept onto the stage. We drift over to the wings where we discover the young Frankie, waiting to go on. After a moment, The Platters conclude their lovely song, and Lymon hits the stage. We're right there with him as he and The Teenagers, his backing group, perform a show-stopping rendition of "Baby Baby." The camera swoops dramatically around the group in a grand circle, and there we remain until the song's conclusion. Frankie waves to the audience, then he's off the stage... and only then do we realise that all these events, beginning with Little Richard's appearance on the witness stand, were depicted via one single unbroken shot.
So exciting are these scenes that the courtroom story becomes a bit of a bore. It doesn't help that the three women are clearly only after Frankie's money; even in the flashback scenes, with the exception of his third wife, Emira (Lela Rochon), none of the women truly seem to love him. Frankie's first wife, Zola Taylor (Halle Berry), is too hung up on her career to give him much time (she's a vocalist for The Platters). Second wife Elizabeth (Vivica Fox) honestly seems to prefer her dog. Frankie and Emira, on the other hand, have a strong chemistry when they're on-screen together. She's sweet, unassuming, and cares deeply for Frankie; in turn, he worships her and uses her presence as an inspiration to clean up his act... or at least try. Unfortunately, Emira's last line in the movie capsizes the whole illusion. Greed corrupts everyone in the end, apparently.
One thing that initially bothered me about the film was the fact that Frankie's personality is never concretely defined. Since we get to know him only through the eyes of three self-serving women, there is an abundance of confusion, contradictions, and accusations. Why does Frankie feel the need to marry three women? We don't know; even at the time of his death, the matter is left wide open. This disappointed me as I left the theater, but having mulled the matter over at some length, I no longer think that way. The story is told through the rememberences of three women; since THEY don't know the games Frankie was playing, it occurred to me that the movie CAN'T convey the answer. Not only is this not a flaw, as I originally thought, but it actually adds a degree of realism uncommon in a biographical film. Director Nava and screenwriter Andrews were wise not to make Frankie into a saint. He may be a shadowy, mysterious person, but through this movie (and their reverence), I feel that I know him a little better.
One final note. The day after seeing this film, I bought the "Frankie Lymon's Greatest Hits" CD. As I've grown familiar with these tunes, I've realised that this movie is probably unneccessary: we don't need a biography on Lymon to discover who he is, because everything you need to know about him is in his voice and his music. The women, the the drugs, the financial setbacks... none of that matters. In a hundred years, Frankie Lymon won't be remembered for anything but his sweet voice, his incredible showmanship, and a talent which self-destructed all too quickly beneath the pressures of public life. Today, for the first time, I mourn a true rock and roll original.
Thanks for the music, Frankie.
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Roots
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| Root | Meaning | Origin | Example(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| -grad- | -gress- | to step | Latin | graduate, progressive, grade |
| -grad- | -graph- | write / draw / describe / record | Latin | diagram, seismograph, calligraphy, grammar |
| -greg- | flock / herd | Latin | gregarious, segregate, egregious |
| -hemi- | -semi- | half | Latin | hemisphere, semiprecious, semicolon |
| -ject- | to cast or throw | Latin | eject, conjecture, adjective |
| -here- | -hes- | to stick or cling | Latin | adhesive, adhere, hesitate, inherent |
| -hosp- | guest | Latin | hospitable, hospital, hospice |
| -host- | stranger / enemy | Latin | hostile, hostage, host |
| -intel- | to know or think | Latin | intelligent, intelligible, intellect |
| -init- | -fin- | beginning | end | Latin | initiate, initial | finite, confine |
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The "era" Namespace is a modernization of the key components from my classic "Able1" and "stdnoj" Namespaces.
In a time when there were no standard container, string, and RFC support available (NNTP, SMTP, REC822, etc.), the mission of the stdnoj & Able1 namespaces were to support basic collection, communication, and RFC-client required by our commercial C/C++ applications.
Conceived in 1998, stdnoj leveraged the standardization efforts of the time. Relying primarily upon POSIX as well as the Standard C Library, the stdnoj namespace was designed for cross-platform (Win32/POSIX) use under the industries earliest C/C++ conventions.
Forming the basis for several commercial products (including FileSpy, EzInstall, Timezone, News*NET, and EzGourmet) stdnoj and Able1 are both time proven, as well as thoroughly tested. --We even used the namespaces to create several "robots" designed to manage our opt-in enewsletter community of over 2,500 recipe and quotation lovers!
With the advent of C++11, the opportunity to port our efforts to Modern C++ began with the creation of our "GNU C++ for Professionals" training opportunity. Herein known as the era Namespace, our initial efforts are focusing upon the ports required for supporting that training opportunity.
The first target provides the simple date, time, and logging support so as to host a modernized "ezlog" console-logging application.
Please see the cpp/Makefile for more information.


GitHub flow is a lightweight, branch-based workflow that supports teams and projects where deployments are made regularly. This guide explains how and why GitHub flow works.
5 minute readThe easiest way to get started with GitHub. In this guide you'll complete a time honored "Hello World" exercise, and learn GitHub essentials.
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Open your browser console and initialize the API client with:
var api = new ShipCloudApi('YOUR_API_KEY');
You'll likely run into CORS exceptions when trying to communicate with
api.shipcloud.io directly.
This is due to certain HTTP restrictions that constrain
cross-domain communication.
One possible solution would be a proxy server based on
HapiJS or
Express to forward local queries.


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1. Signing
When security is enabled in the Platform, Flash Kit needs to have a sign server configured when signing the software.
There are several possbilities regarding signing using Sign tool CLI.
The first option is to use sign server which should have all packages that you need.
Another option is to set up local sign server which is not a standard part of delivery due to security reasons.
And finally it is possible to sign without using sign server, if the switch --local is used in the signing command.
It is necessary to set SIGNSERVER and SIGNPACKAGEROOT (in Linux system) environment variables if a sign server is going to be used to do the signing.
For correct IP for Sign Server in STE enviroment or gvfs setup info see official wikipage.
If local signing is used, it is necessary to set LOCAL_SIGNPACKAGEROOT, LOCAL_KEYROOT and LOCAL_SIGNKEYSANDPACKAGESROOT environment variables.
It is possible to overwrite the enviroment variables with program arguments.
For acces problems in STE environment see wikipage
1.1 Environment variables
- SIGNSERVER [REQUIRED]
-
Is to point to a server
- SIGNPACKAGEROOT [REQUIRED in Linux environment]
-
Is to point to the share that contains the sign packages.
- LOCAL_SIGNPACKAGEROOT [OPTIONAL]
-
Is to point to the local sign package root.
- LOCAL_KEYROOT [OPTIONAL]
-
Is to point to the local key root (used for software signing).
- LOCAL_ENCRYPTIONKEYROOT [OPTIONAL]
-
Is to point to the local encryptionkey root (used for loader encryption).
- LOCAL_SIGNKEYSANDPACKAGESROOT [OPTIONAL]
-
Is to point to the local common folder where keys and packages are stored (used for software signing).
1.2 Program arguments to overwrite enviroment variables
You can set any of the above enviroment variables as program argument in command line and overwrite the value defined in the enviroment variable.
- -ss or --sign-servers [REQUIRED]
-
To overwrtie SIGNSERVER enviroment variable you should use -ss or --sign-servers as program argument in command line.
- -spr or --sign-package-root [REQUIRED in Linux environment]
-
To overwrtie SIGNPACKAGEROOT enviroment variable you should use -spr or --sign-package-root as program argument in command line.
- -lspr or --local-sign-package-root [OPTIONAL]
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To overwrtie LOCAL_SIGNPACKAGEROOT enviroment variable you should use -lspr or --local-sign-package-root as program argument in command line.
- -lkr or --local-key-root [OPTIONAL]
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To overwrtie LOCAL_KEYROOT enviroment variable you should use -lkr or --local-key-root as program argument in command line.
- -lekr or --local-encription-key-root [OPTIONAL]
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To overwrtie LOCAL_ENCRYPTIONKEYROOT enviroment variable you should use -lekr or --local-encription-key-root as program argument in command line.
2. Setting up enviroment for local signing
2.1 Windows configuration
You can set Environment variables permanently using Control panel → System → Advanced tab → Environment variables or type them for current command line session using SET command.
SET LOCAL_ENCRYPTIONKEYROOT= <local encryptionkeys directory>
SET LOCAL_KEYROOT= <local keys directory>
SET LOCAL_SIGNPACKAGEROOT= <local packages directory>
SET LOCAL_SIGNKEYSANDPACKAGESROOT= <local common directory where keys and packages are stored>
SET SIGNSERVER= <local sign directory>
If you are trying to use local sign server, there is recommended to share your package folder using standard windows sharing. This will make folder easily accessible for linux machines.
2.2 Linux configuration
There is several ways to set up environment variable under Linux. You can add function to .bashrc located in your home folder, or you can write .sh script to do that (add this script to you profile.d folder to run script automatically after startup) There is possibility to simply type variables to your terminal window using export command (only using profile.d located script, variables will be set permanently)
export LOCAL_SIGNPACKAGEROOT <local packages directory>
export LOCAL_KEYROOT <local keys directory>
export LOCAL_ENCRYPTIONKEYROOT <local encryptionkeys directory>
export LOCAL_SIGNKEYSANDPACKAGESROOT <local common directory where keys and packages are stored>
If you are trying to acces local copy of sign server on linux you should mount windows package dir on sign server.
Example: 1) mkdir <mount-point folder> 2) export SIGNPACKAGEROOT=<mount-point folder> 3) root mount.ciffs //<server IP>/ <shared folder name> $SIGNPACKAGEROOT –o user=USER_NAME domain=DOMAIN
3. Setting up enviroment for Sign Server
3.1 Windows configuration
To use a sign server from a Windows workstation, the user must define one environment variable pointing out the sign server to use.
SET SIGNSERVER=<sign server ip number>:<sign server port> will set adress of sign server only for current console window
It is also possible to set more then one sign server.
SET SIGNSERVER=<sign server 1 ip number>sign server 1 port>;<sign server 2 ip number>sign server 2 port>'
It is also possible to set this value with the control panel for permanent usage. The computer has to be restarted after, but when this is done, the value will be set for the computer until it is removed.
Control panel → System → Advanced tab → Environment variables → Set a new “user variables” named SIGNSERVER to value “<sign server ip number>:<sign server port>”
3.2 Linux configuration
To use a sign server from a Linux workstation, the user must define two enviroment variables.
export SIGNSERVER=<sign server ip number>:<sign server port>
export SIGNPACKAGEROOT=<mount point>
It is also possible to set more then one sign server.
export SIGNSERVER=<sign server ip number>:<sign server port>;<sign server 2 ip number>sign server 2 port>
export SIGNPACKAGEROOT=<mount point1>;<mount point2>
The user also has to mount a windows share where the sign packages are stored, because sign server is running on windows only.
mount.cifs //<share ip number>/<share> $SIGNPACKAGEROOT -o user=$USER


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A genetic algorithm (GA) is a metaheuristic inspired by the process of natural selection that belongs to the larger class of evolutionary algorithms (EA). Genetic algorithms are commonly used to generate high-quality solutions to optimization and search problems by relying on biologically inspired operators such as mutation, crossover and selection.
It is inspired by Charles Darwin's theory of Natural Selection.
Here a population of rockets attempt to find a way to the target without crashing. We initially start with a population of rockets that have a DNA with random genes. After the life span of this population we use a fitness function to decide the fitness of each rocket. We then select two rockets as parents based on their fitness score for reproduction.
A crossover point is chosen in DNA of the child and it contains the DNA of first parent before the crossover point and DNA of second parent after crossover point.
After a child is produced by crossover we mutate some of the genes in the DNA. There is a very slight probability for a gene to mutate. Mutations are important to maintain diversity in a populationand to prevent the premature convergence.
This cycle of selection, crossover and mutation goes on and after some time a convergence in the maximum fitness of the population is achieved beyond which the fitness cannot increase. Then the offsprings produced are not significantly differents from the previous generation. We then say that a set of solution to our problem is achieved by the genetic algorithm.


All-in-one natural hand controller interaction component for A-Frame.
Add the super-hands
component to your tracked controller entities to enable these interactions:
Visit the Examples Page to see super-hands in action
The super-hands
component should be added to same entities as your controller
component.
| Property | Description | Default Value |
| -------- | ----------- | ------------- |
| dropTargetClasses | Array of HTML classes for which collidable entities accept drag-drop interactions | []
(any entities accessible to the collider) |
| colliderState | Name of state added to entities your chosen collider | 'collided'
(default for sphere-collider
and physics-collider
) |
| colliderEvent | Event that your chosen collider emits when identifying a new collision | 'hit'
(default for sphere-collider
and physics-collider
) |
| usePhysics | If available, use physics system to move grabbed components | true |
A collider component must also be added to the controller entities, such as aframe-extras sphere-collider or the in-development, physics system-based physics-collider.
Super Hands works best with aframe-physics-system to manage grabbed entity movement, but it will fallback to manual position
updates (without rotational translation) if physics is not available.
Install and use by directly including the browser files:
`html
<head>
<title>My A-Frame Scene</title>
<script src="https://aframe.io/releases/0.4.0/aframe.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://rawgit.com/wmurphyrd/aframe-super-hands-component/master/dist/super-hands.min.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
<a-scene>
<a-entity super-hands="foo: bar"></a-entity>
</a-scene>
</body>
`
Install via npm:
bash
npm install super-hands
Then require and use.
js
require('aframe');
require('super-hands');


Amber Davies reminisces over old Love Island bikinis and wearing them with Kem
Amber posted a throwback picture of her with ex Kem Cetinay as she reminisced over Love Island memories
by Irishmirror.ieLove Island alumni Amber Davies has taken a trip down memory lane as she picked out her old bikinis from when she was on the show.
Amber, 23, won the show in 2017 with her then boyfriend Kem Cetinay.
She has since become a star on stage, performing in Dolly Parton musical 9-5 alongside Louise Redknapp .
But Amber reminisced over her reality TV roots as she cleared out some old swimsuits from her time in the villa.
Explaining to her fans which bikinis were her favourite, she posted photos of herself in them, including one of her and ex boyfriend Kem.
She has previously said she no longer speaks to Kem, who she split with soon after leaving the Love Island villa.
Amber landed a £500,00 contact with Motel Rocks and performed in nightclub Cirque Le Soir when she left the ITV show.
She was linked to Liam Payne when he split from Cheryl, but she maintained they were just friends.
She told OK!: "Liam is a genuinely lovely guy and very down to earth considering how successful he is.
"If I messaged him and asked him for advice he would give it to me, but I’m not dating him. Liam is lovely but we’re just friends!"
Amber did however date James Hawkins between April and June 2018.
Meanwhile Kem appeared on shows including Good Morning Britain, This Morning, and You vs. Chris and Kem.
He competed on Dancing On Ice in 2018 and will be returning to the upcoming series as a backstage presenter.
He has had clothing deals with Boohoo and Primark, and at the beginning of this year said that he hadn't liked anyone since Amber - and even refused to rule out a reunion between them.
He told The Sun : "I haven’t been on a date with anyone I’ve actually liked since I was with Amber and that’s honestly the truth.
"A lot has happened and we both only have nice things to say about to each other – you never know.
"Never say never."


javax.servlet.Filter provides a convenient way to pre-process and post-process a request and is mostly used to perform filtering tasks such as conversion, logging, compression, encryption and decryption, input validation, etc. Since AWS Lambda function isn’t a Servlet container i.e. doesn’t work with Servlet Specification we can’t use any javax.servlet.Filter. It would be cool if we can have the same Filter like feature for AWS Lambdas.
In this post, we will look at how to create a simple Java framework which adds the ability to intercept AWS Lambda requests just like conventions used by Servlet Filters.
Learning from Spring Boot, we’ll follow convention over configuration and we will make this framework easy to use and reduce boiler-plate code.
So we will create an interface Filter
similar to javax.servlet.Filter
except it accepts APIGatewayProxyRequestEvent
and APIGatewayProxyResponseEvent
instead of ServletRequest
and ServletResponse
respectively.
We will also create @FunctionFilter
annotation to annotate the Filter
classes so that the framework automatically detects it by reading the classes marked @FunctionFilter
and applies it in the Order specified by the order attribute.
Taking inspiration from Micronaut, one of the coolest and fastest growing frameworks for creating micro-services and serverless functions, to make things interesting we’ll use Annotation Processor to reduce the use of reflection. Although it might not add any significant benefit in our case since this is a small and simple framework, but it would help understand AOT (Ahead of Time Compilation) and set a path towards the adoption of matured feature-rich framework like Micronaut for serverless workloads where the cold start is a big concern.
Before we start, do read this introductory blog on Annotation Processor.
We can then write lambda functions with filter with easy - see below example:
We’ll start by creating the @FunctionFilter
annotation targeting class
only and provide the default value of 0 to the order
attribute. The order
attribute will define the order in which the Filter
s are applied.
@Target(ElementType.TYPE)
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.CLASS)
public @interface FunctionFilter {
int order() default 0;
}
Define the Filter
interface with AWS API Gateway Proxy events as request and response:
public interface Filter {
void doFilter(APIGatewayProxyRequestEvent request, APIGatewayProxyResponseEvent response, FilterChain chain);
}


Indaba X Morocco 2019 invites for tutorial proposals for half-day (3 hours) on April 29, 2019. The tutorial program is intended to disseminate information to the event attendees on the state-of-the-art of Deep Learning. Indaba X Morocco aim to receive audiences from both academia and industry. This should be taken into consideration in the proposal. Tutorials may be lectures or interactive workshops and will be given by experts in the subject matter.
Submission guidelines
Submissions should include the following elements:
- Detailed contact information of all presenters (and indication of the main contact person)
- Brief biography (max. 2 paragraphs) for each presenter, highlighting relevant experience in presenting tutorials, teaching classes, etc.
- Title of the tutorial
- Short abstract (300 words)
- Intended audience (introductory, intermediate, advanced) and prerequisite knowledge or skills required
- Previous offering of the tutorial
-
An extended abstract (no longer than 2 pages) that
include the following sections:
- Motivation
- Brief outline of the topics to be covered
- Links to related resources
- Type of support materials to be supplied to attendees.


Editing a SuperUser Account
How to edit the details of a SuperUser's account using the SuperUser Accounts module.
Tip: The user name field cannot be edited.
- Navigate to Host > Advanced Settings > SuperUser Accounts.
- Find the user to be edited using a filter or by searching.
- Click the Edit button beside their record. This opens the Edit User Accounts page.
- Select the Manage User Credentials tab.
- Edit one or more fields as required. Editable fields are the first name, last name, display name and email address.
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Click the Update button.


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Five convincing reasons to buy AirPods Pro!
by Peter CohenIf you’re thinking about picking up new earbuds to work with your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, you’ll probably thinking about the new AirPods Pro from Apple. But at $249, they’re kind of a big deal to justify. Are AirPods Pro actually worth the price? Our Harris Craycraft definitely thinks so. And he’s here to convince you with a new video.
AirPods Pro went on sale in October for $249. They carry a hefty premium over the regular AirPods, which remain available from Apple for $159. You might be able to find them for a bit less from some vendors running sales and other special deals, but that’s still a big nut to crack. What makes the AirPods Pro worth it?
The AirPods Pro are the first AirPods to feature Active Noise Cancellation (ANC). They also feature Adaptive EQ and Transparency Mode, so you can more clearly hear what’s going on without removing the AirPods from your ear first. They come with a charging case that works wirelessly to charge up using an Qi-compatible charging mat. They’re also the first AirPods to be certified as sweat and water-resistant, making them ideal for a really intense workout or maybe even a run in the rain. They also sport nifty Force Sensor controls that work differently than the regular AirPods.
TUTORIAL: How to use AirPods Pro Force Sensor controls
Does that mean that they’re worth the almost $100 premium you’ll pay over the second-generation AirPods? We’ll let Harris do the talking in this short video.
Are you convinced? Do you think AirPods Pro are a good value? Or are they a waste of money? Are you still on the fence? Sound off in the comments and let us know.


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This page was made and is maintained by Dubi kaufmann and its goal is to connect names to faces in a large group photo.
The group photo was taken in chicago in 2015 by Jason Lazaus .
pasete from Jason Lazaus site
On Saturday, June 20th, 2015, ALL self-identifying Chicago Artists were invited to sit for a group portrait on the steps of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, IL. The open ended and non-discriminating gesture brought a diverse array of artists from across the city to form this historical moment. Photo Assistants: Aron Gent and Patrick Putze. *This portrait, available in high resolution, has been released to the public domain. It can be accessed at the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/ChicagoArtistGroupPortrait2015
This page is open source and code is on Github there is also
a spreadsheet with a list of names and coodinates (write protected)
search:
See yourself or someone you recognize? This page is crowed sourced. Send an email with the name, map coordinates and website(optional) to dubster2k-AT-yahoo-DOT-com. To get the coordinates of a person in the photo click on the map on the face and the coordinates will appear in a pop up.
Questions/comments/corrections please email dubster2k-AT-yahoo-DOT-com
No. The image he produced is in the public domain and was meant to be remixed
leaflet for the map. jquery for the search box autocomplete. bootstrap for formatting. tabletop for using a Google spreadsheet as input.