A collection of pagination tools for Gatsby.
Factory method used to create Gatsby's pages, each provided with a subset of nodes and pagination properties, including the paths of the previous (prev
) and next
posts if they exist. The API divides the provided data nodes into groups which it provides to the Gatsby's createPage API, along with additional pagination properties. This pagination data is accessible within each 'components' via the pathContext parameter.
(Object)
properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
props.createPage function
|
reference to Gatsby's createPage method |
props.edges Array<Object>
|
collection of data nodes |
props.component string
|
The absolute path to the component used for each page |
props.layout string?
|
The name of the layout for this page. By default
'index'
layout is used
|
props.limit number
(default 10 )
|
the posts per page limit |
props.pathFormatter pathFormatter
(default DEFAULT_PATH_FORMATTER )
|
the formatter to use when generating page paths |
props.context Object?
|
the context data to pass to pageCreate, See Gatsby documentation |
createPage
must be provided.
edges
must be provided.
component
must be provided.
each page created will have pagination properties, see pathContext
// usage inside gatsby-node.js
import {createPaginationPages} from "gatsby-pagination";
// ...
createPaginationPages({
createPage: createPage,
edges: result.data.allMarkdownRemark.edges,
component: path.resolve(`./src/templates/my-sweet-new-page.js`),
// define number of posts per page with limit, which defaults to 10.
limit: 5
});
This callback is provided the current edge and must generate the path
and optionally context
object for each page.
Type: Function
(string)
The original path to format.
string
:
The formatted path.
// ...
createPaginationPages({
createPage: createPage,
edges: result.data.allMarkdownRemark.edges,
component: path.resolve(`./src/templates/my-sweet-new-page.js`),
// example pathFormatter
pathFormatter: path => `/blog/${path}`;
});
Type: Object
(number)
: the maximum number of nodes per page
(number)
: the current page number, base-1
(number)
: the total number of pages
(number)
: the total number of nodes
// usage of properties provided by createPaginationPages inside the component.
import React from "react";
const IndexPage = ({ data, pathContext }) => {
const { nodes, page, prev, next, pages, total, limit } = pathContext;
//...
});
An optional path formatter to utilize with createPaginationPages, enabling users to generate page paths prepend by a prefix.
(string)
prefix to prepend path
function (pageNumber): string
:
path formatter intended for createPaginationPages
// usage inside gatsby-node.js
import {createPaginationPages, prefixPathFormatter} from "gatsby-pagination";
//...
createPaginationPages({
createPage: createPage,
edges: result.data.allMarkdownRemark.edges,
component: path.resolve(`./src/templates/my-sweet-new-page.js`),
// path results: /blog, /blog/2, /blog/3, ...etc
pathFormatter: prefixPathFormatter("/blog")
});
Factory method used to create Gatsby's pages, each provided with a single of data nodes and pagination properties, including the paths to the previous (prev
) and next
post if they exist. The API provides each node to Gatsby's createPage API, along with additional pagination properties, perfect for posts that would like to link to the previous or next post. This pagination data is accessible within each 'components' via it's pathContext parameter.
(Object)
properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
props.createPage function
|
reference to Gatsby's createPage method |
props.edges Array<Object>
|
collection of data nodes |
props.component string
|
The absolute path to the component used for each page |
props.edgeParser edgeParser
|
the edgeParser that handles providing properties handed to createPage per Edge |
props.circular boolean?
|
if the pagination should link the first and last post, looping the content. |
createPage
must be provided.
edges
must be provided.
component
must be provided.
edgeParser
must be provided.
each page created will have pagination properties, see pathContext
// usage inside gatsby-node.js
import {createLinkedPages} from "gatsby-pagination";
//...
createLinkedPages({
createPage: createPage,
edges: result.data.allMarkdownRemark.edges,
component: path.resolve(`./src/templates/my-sweet-pages.js`),
edgeParser: edge => ({
path: `/${edge.node.fields.slug}`,
context: {
slug: edge.node.fields.slug
}
});
});
Parses a given 'edge' and extracts the path
and optionally context
data to be passed to Gatsby's createPage API.
Type: Function
(Object)
data node to parse
EdgeParserStruct
:
payload intended for createPage API.
//...
createLinkedPages({
createPage: createPage,
edges: result.data.allMarkdownRemark.edges,
component: path.resolve(`./src/templates/my-sweet-pages.js`),
// example edgeParser
edgeParser: edge => ({
path: `/${edge.node.fields.slug}`,
context: {
slug: edge.node.fields.slug
}
});
});
(string)
: the path data to pass to pageCreate
Type: Object
(number)
: the total number of nodes/pages
// usage of properties provided by createLinkedPages inside the component.
import React from "react";
const IndexPage = ({ data, pathContext }) => {
const { prev, next, total } = pathContext;
//...
});


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The Dallas City of Learning Organization held a Turn Up event at the Frontiers of Flight Museum, where we staffed the Mobile XPerience (MXP) complete with laptops, 3D printers, and LEGO SumoBots. Outside the vehicle, Caitlin and Janavi taught kids how to create 3D models of houses using SketchUp. Then we let the kids bring their designs to life by designing and 3D-Printing keychains.
On board Max (that's me) managed the bank of four 3D printers while Tycho and Austin taught kids to build virtual structures on our Minecraft server with the education version of the software.
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Person-hours note: The night before Max and Tycho spent 5 hours getting the vehicle ready.


Manual: contributors
Listing contributors of this language
Table of contents ↑01. External
01.1. PyPy/RPython community & staff
These people have created invaluable tools for creating new interpreters.
The RPython lays out the foundations for the Lever language.
01.2. Laurence Tratt
Wrote the blog posts that led me to try out RPython. "Fast Enough VMs in Fast Enough Time"
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01.4. Jeffrey Keggler
The author for the Marpa parsing algorithm. His website and papers collect up bunch of improvements into Earley parser that make it much more useful and easier to implement.
Context-free grammars are an important human-interfacing element these days. The resulting tools I wrote based on Jeffrey's papers were incredibly valuable for the development of my language.
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Libuv lacks features, but for now this library has helped me out a lot. Although this library isn't perfect by any count, it has provided cross-platform features I haven't had to implement myself.
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02.1. Alexander Higgins
The first person who contributed significant code to the project and learnt how the runtime is put together.
02.2. Robert Kiraly
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02.3. Domantas Mauruča
Wrote a superfluous len(x) -function when we have x.length to retrieve length from a container. The guy contributed early on and provided motivation for improving the documentation.
02.4. Henri Tuhola
I started this project. I am leading the maintenance and development.
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If you think someone or you should be on this list, send a message to the maintainers which explains why you should be on the contributors list.


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| Documentation | Model documentation |
| team | Miscellaneous internal content |
| www | Static Web content (downloads, schemas) |
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| from_* | File format datasets | no |
| from_skyking | Curated datasets | no |
| test_images_* | Testing subsets of from_skyking | yes |
| test_images_good | Testing subset | yes |
| public | Public datasets | yes |
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jorian13-Sep-19 04:03 PM
no worries
looks like it built on my side
does https://www.samba.org/ftp/ccache/ccache-3.3.1.tar.bz2 download for you?
it seems it goes wrong there
kamitor - Christiaan13-Sep-19 04:06 PM
looking for it...
Right, So try to install samba and try again?
jorian13-Sep-19 04:07 PM
no, try to get it to download through your browser. if it doesn't download through your browser, something is wrong
Image Screenshot-from-2019-09-13-18-16-07 hosted in imgbb.com
I can't wait to show this to my students btw
gcharang13-Sep-19 04:18 PM
that looks correct
just make the name all caps
kamitor - Christiaan13-Sep-19 04:18 PM
if this works, guys, you're gonna be very happy
because I'm gonna be demo-ing komodo in Amsterdam for 120 ppl
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so I really hope I can get it to work
phm8713-Sep-19 04:19 PM
I always used caps for ac_name. I did not know it works without caps. Thx
kamitor - Christiaan13-Sep-19 04:20 PM
I'm also involved with K64; dunno if you know them, hence I know of komodo
and I know, Bart van Marseveen, a die-hard komodo advocate
gcharang13-Sep-19 04:20 PM
@kamitor - Christiaan you could launch chains quickly using this repo: https://github.com/gcharang/create-smartchain
it can launch the two daemons needed in a single computer/server
Are you ready for our next event on Consumer Trust? Strike Two Summit starts 19-20 September in Amsterdam!
but this is nice and all but I really want to use it for the school I'm teaching at. I have 45 web-developers and I want all of them to learn to deal with Crypto :)
No assignements for grades, but coins!
Make homework > get crypto!
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phm8713-Sep-19 04:24 PM
In the next days, we will launch a test notarization network (separated from existing nota network), if you are interested, I can ping you
kamitor - Christiaan13-Sep-19 04:24 PM
ah well thats my dream anyway
jorian13-Sep-19 04:25 PM
that's awesome!
kamitor - Christiaan13-Sep-19 04:25 PM
YES @phm87 I am intrested!
phm8713-Sep-19 04:25 PM
Good good good ^^
kamitor - Christiaan13-Sep-19 04:26 PM
Funny fact; Most students that I teach, have crypto. They have no idea why or what it does
but they have it
which is quite funny to me
okay I am going to do the deamon no that @gcharang suggested
now&
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Sep-19 04:29 PM
They have no idea why or what it does
Funnier fact:
That's not just most of your students, that most people with crypto
kamitor - Christiaan13-Sep-19 04:29 PM
ohw; if you have more guides, that my students can eat, please do share
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 True; thats why I give training in the workings of blockchain (but not crypto) which is quite embarrasing for me as I can
can't do the practical stuff, as you might have just noticed
but I know all the theory, I have read a lot of books on it
Forgive me, i'm just a silly teacher
littlebit... chaotic
anyway attempting to start second deamon...
 Im attempting to learn?
Don't underestimate yourself
but, since I just directly launch the binaries
I don't really have a data file
So I can't launch the deamon. @gcharang
well, I can launch a second one but I don't know what that'll do. Lets test and find out
jorian13-Sep-19 04:35 PM
you need miners to mine blocks and add them to the blockchain
otherwise it's just a database
kamitor - Christiaan13-Sep-19 04:35 PM
Well, let just make it work.. somewhat before we perfect it
I usually also start my apps with "hello world" not with a framework etc etc
okay intresting error
jorian13-Sep-19 04:36 PM
yes, but a blockchain exists because of consensus. so 2 daemons synced and mining the same chain is what you want
kamitor - Christiaan13-Sep-19 04:36 PM
Error: Cannot obtain a lock on data directory /root/.komodo/test. Komodo is probably already running.
jorian13-Sep-19 04:37 PM
you'll need a different machine
or different parameters to komodod
that is a bit advanced already, but you might need it for your students
@gcharang probably knows where to find the guide on that
Simple scripts to create a Komodo Smart Chain using a single node for testing - gcharang/create-smartchain
gcharang13-Sep-19 04:53 PM
https://developers.komodoplatform.com/basic-docs/smart-chains/smart-chain-tutorials/creating-a-smart-chain-on-a-single-node.html@jorian this doc explains how to do it(launch two daemons for the same chain on a single server)(edited)
jorian13-Sep-19 04:55 PM
(if you don't want that big display, put the link between <>)
i think @kamitor - Christiaan is better helped with that, i knew of its existence, just didn't know where it was
gcharang13-Sep-19 04:56 PM
yes, the repo I linked above has scripts that automate the steps in this doc(edited)
kamitor - Christiaan13-Sep-19 05:05 PM
im gonna test test test, im very happy for the help! thanks @jorian@gcharang@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴@phm87 for helping so far, you'll problably see me ask more questions during the weekend ( for now, i need a break )
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Statsd client
This is the Statsd client, exposing the classic methods and relying on a UDP sender for the actual sending.
The sampling frequency can be input, as well as the batching size. The latter is optional and shall not be set if batching is not desired.
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SeedGenerator implementation that uses Java's bundled SecureRandom RNG to
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| SeedException
Exception thrown by
SeedGenerator implementations when they are unable to generate a new
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| SeedGenerator
Strategy interface for seeding random number generators.
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This is, strictly speaking, the news through my lens and not a professional act of journalism, although, it is an act of journalism in and of itself. You won't find "fair and balanced" objective coverage. What you will find, however, is an independent voice, personal accountability, and a consideration for how the editorial choices I make impact others.
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Parser package
The Parser package extends the Core View class to be able to use any type of template parser you want.
Introduction
The Parser package changes nothing about your the way you work with Views, but it will allow you to use any template parser you want instead of PHP. The package comes with many drivers for parsers like Mustache, Markdown, Twig and Smarty.
Which parser is used is chosen by the file extension of your view file. Normal views are extended .php and will use PHP to parse the template, for these the .php extension may also be omitted. All others have their own specific extension, for example foo.mustache will use the Mustache driver and foo.tpl will use the Dwoo driver (expected extensions can be changed in config).
Installation
The Parser package is included in the Fuel download. To use it you must first enable it by adding it to your config:
'packages' => array(
'parser',
),
While many drivers are included, most of the libraries are not. Only Mustache and Markdown are included in the vendor directory of the package and work out of the box. Other parsers you must download from their own website. If you want them to work without changing config they are expected in app/vendor/{Lib_name} (where the first charachter of Lib_name is capitalized.
Configuration
Parser can be configured in a config/parser.php file and takes the following keys:
| Param | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| extensions | array | (array with extensions and View class which parses them) | Defines which extensions are valid and what their View driver is. |
Runtime Configuration
All drivers have a parser() method that will allow you to access the current Parser object. This is a convention and not a requirement and might be different on 3rd party drivers.
// Example using SimpleTags
$view = View::forge('example.stags');
$view->parser()->set_delimiters('{', '}');
// Example static usage
View_SimpleTags::parser()->set_delimiters('{', '}');


Debt and Political Questions
2 min read
In this post I will argue that lawsuits in U.S courts by vulture funds against governmental defaults, like the litigation that recently forced Argentina into default, should be dismissed due to separation of powers under the political question doctrine. The political question doctrine declares that some questions before the courts cannot be heard because hearing them would step on a fundamental role of the political branches. In Baker v. Carr the U.S supreme
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court found that the doctrine prevents the courts from hearing a case when any of the following conditions are met
- "Textually demonstrable constitutional commitment of the issue to a coordinate political department;"
- "A lack of judicially discoverable and manageable standards for resolving it;"
- "The impossibility of deciding without an initial policy determination of a kind clearly for nonjudicial discretion;"
- "The impossibility of a court's undertaking independent resolution without expressing lack of the respect due coordinate branches of government;"
- "An unusual need for unquestioning adherence to a political decision already made;"
- "The potentiality of embarrassment from multifarious pronouncements by various departments on one question."
In the area of foreign policy, this doctrine has been used by the courts to dismiss legal claims that involve the legal status of Taiwan, and the legality of military actions.
The litigant suing Argentina is a vulture fund. Vulture funds buy distressed debt that is near or in default. They then collect on this debt at a large profit. They are debt collectors for governments. All creditors other than the group of vulture funds suing Argentina settled the debt at a loss .
In the case of lawsuit at question in the Argentina debt case, the judiciary is taking up questions of international relations and public finance that fundamentally belong in the political branches. A lawsuit that forces a country into the risk of default has clear foreign policy consequences, and is almost entirely a foreign policy question. The case requires the courts to make a determination of the relative importance of debt payment over other obligations of the government of Argentina. This is also an inherently political decision. The court's actions in this case is already causing the U.S government international embarrassment. Such a decision should of never of been made.


This simple API creates a .unitypackage that will install a Unity Package Manager package into your Unity project.
It will add the required scopes, automatically fetch the latest available version on installation, and remove itself after installation.
You can simply drop such a .unitypackage into Unity and click "import".
This reduces the friction of using custom registries considerably.
If this sounds kinda complicated, well, yes. The only reason this is required is because Unity is treating packages with a love/hate relationship currently; all of this could be much, much easier.
Please report any issues on GitHub
http://package-installer.glitch.me/v1/installer/RegistryName/com.mycompany.mypackage?registry=https://packages.myregistry.com
If you omit the version, the latest available will be used. If you omit the scope, the package name and dependencies will be used as scopes automatically.
Download Installer for Needle Compilation Visualizer
Link to package on registry
http://package-installer.glitch.me/v1/installer/ api base Needle/ registry name com.needle.compilation-visualizer package name ?registry=https://packages.needle.tools registry url &scope=com.needle scope (optional)
Depending on how you set the scope, other packages from your registry will be visible and installable through PackMan.
Download Installer for Addressable Importer
Link to package on registry
http://package-installer.glitch.me/v1/installer/ api base OpenUPM/ registry name com.littlebigfun.addressable-importer package name @0.9.1 version to install (optional) ?registry=https://package.openupm.com registry url
If you don't specify the scope, the first level of dependencies will be automatically included. This helps to support e.g. packages on OpenUPM with dependencies between them. This package for example has a dependency on another OpenUPM package that will be automatically installed alongside.
Download Installer for ElZach LevelEditor
Link to package on registry
http://package-installer.glitch.me/v1/installer/ api base OpenUPM/ registry name elzach.leveleditor package name ?registry=https://package.openupm.com registry url


Milliseconds per interval:
1
10
100
1000
Steps per interval:
1
10
100
Click on cells to initialize the grid, then press start.
Interesting initializations
R-pentomino
Diehard
Acorn
Glider
Light-weight spaceship
Middle-weight spaceship
Heavy-weight spaceship
Explanation
Steps:
0
Start
Reset
Back


SSH allows one to easily establish secure console and data exchange connections with remote machines. It is a critical tool for me as I manage multiple, remotely located, computers.
OpenSSH Mastery Stack


| Purpose: | Custom image format
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| OS: | windows, linux, Mac... (any C++ compiler)
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| Place: | example/006/src
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| Notice: | in this example, we design our image format: string "ImageStone" + DIB stream. after you run this demo, our format image named save.foo will be created at same folder. if you under linux platform, type make to compiler
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| Usage: |
|


evmone is a C++ implementation of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). The project aims for clean, standalone EVM implementation that can be imported as an execution module by Ethereum Client projects. The codebase of evmone is optimized to provide fast and efficient execution of EVM smart contracts.
Mystikos is a set of tools for running applications in a hardware trusted execution environment (TEE)


As of mid-2017, the World Health Organization (WHO) said the Zika virus was likely to spread throughout most of the Americas by the end of the year.
The ballistic missile launched by North Korea on May 14 successfully re-entered the Earth's atmosphere, according to analysts, a significant breakthrough for Pyongyang's missile programme.
Iran destroyed 100,000 satellite dishes and receivers on Sunday as part of a widespread crackdown against the illegal devices that authorities say are morally damaging, a news website reported.


Git and GitHub: An Introduction
October 31st, 2014
What are Git and GitHub? Well, if you can think of a time long ago when aspiring nerds in garages interacted with their computers through the command line, you're halfway there. These people needed a way to save and control versions of files. Hence, Git. Git is a software that you use via the command line. Its basically saves copies of your work, allowing you to go back to previous saves and create parallel versions that can later be merged with the master/live version. Today, we might think of this as Time Machine on a mac, or the ability to track changes in a Google Doc. While technology's user-interface has improved, developers still like doing all this version control using Git and the command line.
The benefit of using Git for version control is that you can refrain from making changes to the working version of your file, and instead create a branch to create changes to while your working version stays live/current. The new branch can then be merged with the working version of the file once you're satisfied it's error free. Another benefit is being able to go back to previous versions of your project, in case errors are found in the current version.
GitHub is entirely separate from Git. While Git works with local storage on your machine, GitHub provides storage in the cloud, like Dropbox or Google Drive. This way many people can access the same project, work on the same files, and push and pull changes to/from the working version. GitHub is a powerful collaboration tool--comments made on code incrementally saved can drastically change the course of the project.
To conclude, git helps you save files and control versions of those files on your computer. GitHub is an online repository for those files, so many can access them.


{% extends 'common/base_main.html' %} {% block scripts %} {{ super() }} {% endblock %} {% block contenttitle %}
This tool can be run from any system using Boutiques and a container engine
Run on CBRAIN platform
Author:
{{ pipeline.author }}
{% else %}N/A
{% endif %}URL:
N/A
{% endif %}Description:
{{ pipeline.description }}
{% else %}N/A
{% endif %}Descriptor URL:
N/A
{% endif %}Container Image:
{{ pipeline["container-image"]["type"] }}
{% else %}N/A
{% endif %}Online Platform URL:
N/A
{% endif %}Tool DOI:
{{ pipeline["tool-doi"] }}
{% else %}N/A
{% endif %}CONP pipelines can be easily installed and run on any computer wth a container engine. The preferred container for the tool is available in the Container Image field above. For detailed information on how to use Boutiques, please visit this tutorial.
1. List the inputs/outputs needed for the pipeline to run
Note: this command will list only the required options to run the pipeline. To view the complete list of options, use
bosh --complete {{ pipeline.id }}
2. Create an invocation JSON file based on the output of the
bosh example
3. Run the pipeline with the invocation JSON file created in 2.
Note: the option -s
will show STDERR
, STDOUT
in the terminal. The
option -v
allows mounting a directory
from your system onto the container engine.


The main purpose of the data storage library is to allow you to quickly format, store, and transfer your data to a server. There are two decisions you need to make: (a) what kind of storage you would like to use and (b) what kind of transfer policy you would like to use.
The fastest way to implement a storage/transfer handler for your app is to extend one of the abstract classes provided in the com.ubhave.datahandler.loggertypes
package.
No Transfer: Extend the com.ubhave.datahandler.loggertypes.AbstractStoreOnlyLogger.java
class.
POST Immediately: Extend the com.ubhave.datahandler.loggertypes.AbstractImmediateTransferLogger.java
class.
Asynchronous Transfer: Extend the com.ubhave.datahandler.loggertypes.AbstractAsyncTransferLogger.java
class.
Secure HTTPS Transfer
The library provides two kinds of storage, file system, database, and an additional 'no storage' option.
File system: DataStorageConfig.STORAGE_TYPE_FILES
. This stores your data in the phone's file system, and requires the android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
permission. The data will be stored in directories matching each sensor's name.
SQLite Storage: DataStorageConfig.STORAGE_TYPE_DB
. This stores your data in an SQLiteDatabase table that has been named according to the sensor type.
Encrypted SQLite Storage
Note: if you opt to transfer data immediately, you need to set your storage to the 'no storage' option. Similarly, if you only want to store your data (i.e., no transfer) or you want to transfer your data asynchronously, you cannot use the 'no storage' option.


Coordination 07
9th International Conference on Coordination Models and Languages
Contacts:
Amy L. Murphy
and
Jan Vitek
.


Internal implementation details that can change ABI at any time.
Please check out the {@link com.typesafe.config.Config public API} instead, unless
you're interested in browsing implementation details. None of the ABI
under impl
has any guarantees; it will change whenever someone
feels like changing it. If you feel you need access to something
in impl
, please
file a feature request.


This page illustrates the use of an activation button.
This cell will turn into the live cell:
sage: 1 + 1 2 sage: x = 3 sage: y = 4 sage: z = 5 sage: x + y + \ ....: z 12


Pairing
I enjoy getting to meet and work with others. However, sometimes it can take a while and often there are connection issues that it make it difficult to communicate. Overall, though, it can help force a project to get done quickly and help reinforce concepts and learning when I have to explain them out loud.
Feedback
How did you feel when you read your feedback?
Was the feedback you received helpful to your learning?
Based on the feedback you've received, what are you going to do to improve next time you pair?
How was it to write feedback?
What was most difficult for you when writing feedback for your pair?
I feel OK reading feedback most of the time. The feedback is mostly positive, but it is a little strange to read writing that doesn't seem like it should be read by me. I don't think the feedback is usually that helpful, but it is interesting to hear what other people think about our sessions together. I will try to communicate better when pairing based on the feedback received. It is ok writing feedback, but I would rather discuss feedback in person. It is difficult to be critical, but I know sometimes it may help the other person. When I do need to give critical feedback, I want to do it tactfully.


No Man, I Don't Eat Pork
You know what you said about the structures becoming shackles. You were right and I can't take it, the injustice.
Tomorrow, you will be released. If you are bored of brawling with thieves and want to achieve something there is a rare blue flower that grows on the eastern slopes. Pick one of these flowers. If you can carry it to the top of the mountain, you may find what you were looking for in the first place.
Hero can be anyone
Even a man knowing something as simple and reassuring as putting a coat around a young boy shoulders to let him know the world hadn't ended.
So I had a wife.  Hey. One day they carve her face. And we have no money for surgeries. She can't take it. I just wanna see her smile again. I just want her to know that I don't care about the scars. So, I do this to myself. And you know what? She can't stand the sight of me. She leaves. Now I see the funny side. Now I'm always smiling.
You know what you said about the structures becoming shackles. You were right and I can't take it, the injustice.
- Apple
- Peanut
- Rice
- Unicorn Tears
It was a public service
I'm here to ensure the League of Shadow fulfills its duty to restore balance to civilization.  And the only victory you achieved was a lie.  Gotham is beyond saving and must be allowed to die.
I'm here to ensure the League of Shadow fulfills its duty to restore balance to civilization.  And the only victory you achieved was a lie.  Gotham is beyond saving and must be allowed to die.
Hero can be anyone
When their enemies were at the gates the Romans would suspend democracy and appoint one man to protect the city. It wasn't considered an honor, it was a public service.
There is a lot of potential for huge aggressive expansion.
You wanna know how I got them?
So I had a wife.  Hey. One day they carve her face. And we have no money for surgeries. She can't take it. I just wanna see her smile again. I just want her to know that I don't care about the scars. So, I do this to myself. And you know what? She can't stand the sight of me. She leaves. Now I see the funny side. Now I'm always smiling.
- Item #1
- Item #2
- Item #3
- Item #4
So I had a wife.  Hey. One day they carve her face. And we have no money for surgeries. She can't take it. I just wanna see her smile again. I just want her to know that I don't care about the scars. So, I do this to myself. And you know what? She can't stand the sight of me. She leaves. Now I see the funny side. Now I'm always smiling.
So I had a wife.  Hey. One day they carve her face. And we have no money for surgeries. She can't take it. I just wanna see her smile again. I just want her to know that I don't care about the scars. So, I do this to myself. And you know what? She can't stand the sight of me. She leaves. Now I see the funny side. Now I'm always smiling.
I had a vision of a world without Batman. The Mob...


This page displays an example on how to use the transfer plugin. Note: This example will not work in the browser. You have to deploy the app on a device to see it how it works.


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Back
On making this site
It's been quite a fun challenge so far to build this site. I am happy with my current capacity to understand HTML although I certainly could improve in some aspects, especially positioning. Looking back I very much like my original idea of having my home page a music library as I think it look very cool and I think it appeals to lot of people, at least I know that I like it when a site introduces me to new music. I look foward to expandin this idea and possibly adding effects to it with JQuery. I look foward to my time in San Diego, and seeing what I will me capable of doing at the end of the course.


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This example demonstrates relatively complete NLI-based weather service with JSON output and a non-trivial intent matching logic. It uses OpenWeather REST service for the actual weather information.
NOTE: you must provide OpenWeather API key in OWM_API_KEY
system property when running
the data probe. See https://openweathermap.org/api for more information.
Complexity:
Source code: GitHub
Review: All Examples at GitHub
You can create new Java project in many ways - we'll use NLPCraft CLI to accomplish this task:
We are going to start with declaring the static part of our model using JSON which we will later load using
NCModelFileAdapter
in our Java-based model implementation. Open src/main/resources/weather.json
and replace its content with the following JSON:
{ "id": "nlpcraft.weather.ex", "name": "Weather Example Model", "version": "1.0", "description": "Weather example model.", "macros": [ ], "elements": [ { "id": "wt:phen", "description": "Weather phenomenon.", "synonyms": [ "{high sea|severe weather|hail|heat wave|cold wave|derecho|supercell|avalanche|cyclone|wildfire|landslide|firestorm|dust storm|thunder snow|winter storm|cloudburst|shower|condensation|precipitation|drizzle|rainstorm|rain storm|rainfall|rain|storm|sun|sunshine|cloud|hot|cold|dry|wet|wind|hurricane|typhoon|sand-storm|sand storm|tornado|humid|fog|snow|smog|black ice|haze|thundershower|thundersnow|sleet|drought|wildfire|blizzard|avalanche|mist|thunderstorm}", "{weather {condition|temp|temperature|data|_}|condition|temp|temperature}" ] }, { "id": "wt:hist", "description": "History (past) indicator.", "groups": [ "indicator" ], "synonyms": [ "{history|past|previous}" ] }, { "id": "wt:curr", "description": "Current indicator.", "groups": [ "indicator" ], "synonyms": [ "{current|today|now|right now}" ] }, { "id": "wt:fcast", "description": "Forecast (future) indicator.", "groups": [ "indicator" ], "synonyms": [ "{future|forecast|prognosis|prediction}" ] } ] }
There are number of important points here:
Line 10
defines an element wt:phen
for various weather phenomenon.
Line 18
defines an element wt:hist
whose presence will indicate the
request for the past (history) weather information.
Line 28
defines an element wt:curr
whose presence will indicate the
request for the current (local) weather information.
Line 38
defines an element wt:fcast
whose presence will indicate the
request for the future (forecast) weather information.
Now that our model is ready let's create a Java class that would load this model and define the intent that uses the model elements we have just defined.
Below is a full source code for our implementation. Note that this code uses several external tools for IP-based geo-location and the weather information provider (OpenWeather). Note also that despite its apparent simplicity the model logic implementation is non-trivial. Significant portion of the code deals with a complex temporal and geographical ambiguity, i.e. the sentences like the these:
'show my local weather'
vs 'show local Boston weather'
local
indicates that the user is asking about her local weather
(i.e. the weather for the location based on the IP address of the user's REST agent). However, in the
second sentence the same word local
is effectively ignored as user clearly indicated the city
for the weather request (Boston).
'show weather forecast'
vs 'show weather forecast for today'
vs 'show last week weather forecast'
forecast
defines future, current and past timeframe for the
weather request. It acts as a future indicator in the first sentence and is effectively ignored in the second
and third sentences.
Temporal & Geographical Ambiguity
Despite seeming triviality of these ambiguities for the human comprehension, these represent a significant problem for the most deep learning neural networks unless specifically trained to resolve these particular cases. Procedural (deterministic) approach - as shown below - often yields a dramatically simpler and more robust solution, albeit the one that works only in a specific context.
Open src/main/java/demo/Weather.java
file and replace its content with the
following code:
package demo; import com.google.gson.Gson; import org.apache.commons.lang3.tuple.Pair; import org.apache.nlpcraft.examples.weather.openweathermap.OpenWeatherMapException; import org.apache.nlpcraft.examples.weather.openweathermap.OpenWeatherMapService; import org.apache.nlpcraft.utils.keycdn.GeoManager; import org.apache.nlpcraft.utils.keycdn.beans.GeoDataBean; import org.apache.nlpcraft.model.NCIntent; import org.apache.nlpcraft.model.NCIntentMatch; import org.apache.nlpcraft.model.NCIntentSample; import org.apache.nlpcraft.model.NCIntentTerm; import org.apache.nlpcraft.model.NCModelFileAdapter; import org.apache.nlpcraft.model.NCRejection; import org.apache.nlpcraft.model.NCResult; import org.apache.nlpcraft.model.NCToken; import java.time.Instant; import java.util.Arrays; import java.util.HashSet; import java.util.List; import java.util.Map; import java.util.Optional; import java.util.Set; import static java.time.temporal.ChronoUnit.DAYS; public class WeatherModel extends NCModelFileAdapter { // System property for OpenWeatherMap API key. public final String OWM_API_KEY = "OWM_API_KEY"; // Please register your own account at https://openweathermap.org/api and // replace this demo token with your own. // We are using the One Call API (https://openweathermap.org/api/one-call-api) in this example private final OpenWeatherMapService openWeather; private final GeoManager geoMrg = new GeoManager(); private static final int DAYS_SHIFT_BACK = 5; private static final int DAYS_SHIFT_FORWARD = 7; private static final Gson GSON = new Gson(); private static final Set<String> LOCAL_WORDS = new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList("my", "local", "hometown")); private Pair<Double, Double> prepGeo(NCIntentMatch ctx, Optional<NCToken> geoTokOpt) throws NCRejection { if (geoTokOpt.isPresent()) { NCToken geoTok = geoTokOpt.get(); Map<String, Object> cityMeta = geoTok.meta("nlpcraft:city:citymeta"); Double lat = (Double)cityMeta.get("latitude"); Double lon = (Double)cityMeta.get("longitude"); if (lat == null || lon == null) { String city = geoTok.meta("nlpcraft:city:city"); throw new NCRejection(String.format("Latitude and longitude not found for: %s", city)); } return Pair.of(lat, lon); } Optional<GeoDataBean> geoOpt = geoMrg.get(ctx.getContext().getRequest()); if (geoOpt.isEmpty()) throw new NCRejection("City cannot be determined."); // Manually process request for local weather. We need to separate between 'local Moscow weather' // and 'local weather' which are different. Basically, if there is word 'local/my/hometown' in the user // input and there is no city in the current sentence - this is a request for the weather at user's // current location, i.e. we should implicitly assume user's location and clear conversion context. // In all other cases - we take location from either current sentence or conversation STM. // NOTE: we don't do this separation on intent level as it is easier to do it here instead of // creating more intents with almost identical callbacks. @SuppressWarnings("SuspiciousMethodCalls") boolean hasLocalWord = ctx.getVariant().stream().anyMatch(t -> LOCAL_WORDS.contains(t.meta("nlpcraft:nlp:origtext"))); if (hasLocalWord) // Because we implicitly assume user's current city at this point we need to clear // 'nlpcraft:city' tokens from conversation since they would no longer be valid. ctx.getContext().getConversation().clearStm(t -> t.getId().equals("nlpcraft:city")); // Try current user location. GeoDataBean geo = geoOpt.get(); return Pair.of(geo.getLatitude(), geo.getLongitude()); } @NCIntent( "intent=req " + "term~{tok_id() == 'wt:phen'}* " + // Zero or more weather phenomenon. "term(ind)~{" + "@isIndicator = has(tok_groups(), 'indicator') " + // Just to demo term variable usage. "@isIndicator" + "}* " + // Optional indicator words (zero or more). "term(city)~{tok_id() == 'nlpcraft:city'}? " + // Optional city. "term(date)~{tok_id() == 'nlpcraft:date'}?" // Optional date (overrides indicator words). ) // NOTE: each samples group will reset conversation STM during auto-testing. @NCIntentSample({ "Current forecast?", "Chance of rain in Berlin now?" }) // NOTE: each samples group will reset conversation STM during auto-testing. @NCIntentSample({ "Moscow forecast?", "Chicago history" }) // NOTE: each samples group will reset conversation STM during auto-testing. @NCIntentSample({ "What's the local weather forecast?", "What's the weather in Moscow?", "What's the current forecast for LA?", "What is the weather like outside?", "How's the weather?", "What's the weather forecast for the rest of the week?", "What's the weather forecast this week?", "What's the weather out there?", "Is it cold outside?", "Is it hot outside?", "Will it rain today?", "When it will rain in Delhi?", "Is there any possibility of rain in Delhi?", "Is it raining now?", "Is there any chance of rain today?", "Was it raining in Beirut three days ago?", "How about yesterday?" }) public NCResult onMatch( NCIntentMatch ctx, @NCIntentTerm("ind") List<NCToken> indToksOpt, @NCIntentTerm("city") Optional<NCToken> cityTokOpt, @NCIntentTerm("date") Optional<NCToken> dateTokOpt ) { try { Instant now = Instant.now(); Instant from = now; Instant to = now; if (indToksOpt.stream().anyMatch(tok -> tok.getId().equals("wt:hist"))) from = from.minus(DAYS_SHIFT_BACK, DAYS); else if (indToksOpt.stream().anyMatch(tok -> tok.getId().equals("wt:fcast"))) to = from.plus(DAYS_SHIFT_FORWARD, DAYS); if (dateTokOpt.isPresent()) { // Date token overrides any indicators. NCToken dateTok = dateTokOpt.get(); from = Instant.ofEpochMilli(dateTok.meta("nlpcraft:date:from")); to = Instant.ofEpochMilli(dateTok.meta("nlpcraft:date:to")); } Pair<Double, Double> latLon = prepGeo(ctx, cityTokOpt); // Handles optional city too. double lat = latLon.getLeft(); double lon = latLon.getRight(); return NCResult.json(GSON.toJson(from == to ? openWeather.getCurrent(lat, lon) : openWeather.getTimeMachine(lat, lon, from, to))); } catch (OpenWeatherMapException e) { throw new NCRejection(e.getLocalizedMessage()); } catch (NCRejection e) { throw e; } catch (Exception e) { throw new NCRejection("Weather provider error.", e); } } /** * Loads the model. */ public WeatherModel() { // Load model from external JSON file on classpath. super("weather_model.json"); // Try system variable first. String apiKey = System.getProperty(OWM_API_KEY); if (apiKey == null) // Try environment variable next. apiKey = System.getenv(OWM_API_KEY); if (apiKey == null) throw new OpenWeatherMapException(String.format("Provide OpenWeatherMap API key using '-D%s=<your-key-here>' system property.", OWM_API_KEY)); openWeather = new OpenWeatherMapService(apiKey, 5, 7); } @Override public void onDiscard() { openWeather.stop(); } }
Line 177
loads the model configuration from the external weather_model.json
file.
preGeo(...)
on the line 43
handles the geolocation processing including
IP-based geo-location and resolution of the geographical ambiguity.
Line 130
defines a callback for the intent defined on the line 90
. Note that
callback implementation also deals with the temporal ambiguity.
Lines 132-134
define formal callback method parameters that correspond
to the intent's terms (see line 90
).
Lines 101-129
define input sentence samples that are used for both documentation and
auto-validation purposed (see testing second for details).
line 30
.
Once we have our model ready let's go to ~/Weather
directory and run the Maven build:
$ cd ~/Weather $ mvn clean package
At this stage we have our project built and we are ready to start testing.
Run the following command to start local REST server, if it hasn't been started already, from the NLPCraft installation directory:
NOTES:
bin/nlpcraft.sh help --cmd=start-server
to get a full help on this command.
nlpcraft.sh
for
and nlpcraft.cmd
for .
Remember the @NCIntentSample annotation we have used in our model code next to intent definition?
Part of the test framework, the auto-validator class NCTestAutoModelValidator takes one or more model IDs (or class names) and performs validation. Validation consists of starting an embedded probe with a given model, scanning for @NCIntentSample and @NCIntentSampleRef annotations and their corresponding callback methods, submitting each sample input sentences from these annotations and checking that resulting intent matches the intent the sample was attached to. Note that auto-testing does not require any additional code to be written - the class gathers all required information from the model itself.
As always, you can launch model auto-validator as any other Java class but we'll use NLPCraft CLI to do it more conveniently:
$ bin/nlpcraft.sh test-model --cp=~/Weather/target/classes --mdls=demo.Weather
NOTES:
bin/nlpcraft.sh help --cmd=test-model
to get a full help on this command.
retest-model
command in REPL mode to re-run the last model test
avoiding the retyping of all required parameters.
nlpcraft.sh
for
and nlpcraft.cmd
for .
Look at the output of this command and you will see the test results for all our sample utterances:
Typical development cycle consists of:
All of these operations can be performed from NLPCraft CLI in REPL mode or from any IDE.
NOTE: you don't need to restart REST server every time - it only needs to be started once.
You've created weather bot data model, started the REST server and tested this model using the built-in test framework.


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My last mushroom trip before shrooms were made a Class A drug here in the UK was easily one of the most profound, incredible experiences of my life to date.
I was at my best friend A's flat. We had bought the shrooms for what seemed like a very good deal, (200g for £40), and we were planning to split them between the two of us. The setting was A's room and was very good, having had many good trips there before. We were very much looking forward to the strong shroom trip to come. Music and a Giger book were made accessible, and candles and incense were lit.
In the evening, around 7, we dosed on 2g of Syrian Rue each. Around 20-30 minutes later, when we felt this begin to kick in, we began to eat some of the shrooms. I enjoy tripping at night, in the dark. We washed the shrooms down with a few beers; they weren't particularly bad tasting, just large (the largest I've seen) and tough.
I got through around 70g before I had to have a break; a few very large shrooms were left. I could already feel myself beginning to come up as I finished eating the shrooms. We smoke a joint after finishing eating, to add to the shroom effects and reduce any nausea.
Around 40 minutes after dosing with the mushrooms I was already very spaced out, maybe more so then I had been on shrooms before. Another friend, B, had only a single large shroom and got strong effects from it. The effects continued to build over time.
The intensity of the trip was mind blowing; I had no previous experience that was in the same league as this. The open eye visuals were incredible, large, dark pulsating, liquid. They remind me of visuals I had seen on Ayahuasca once (the one time I had got it to work), they were of a similar style. With eyes closed the space inside my head was a vast, dark space with amazingly vivid and intricately coloured visuals constantly in motion.
I came close to complete ego loss, which is something I've never experienced on any of my various trips. I forgot everything about my life up until that point, and I seemed to have temporarily escaped the confines of my head and body. I was repeatedly asking my friend A what was going on. He was also tripping very heavily.
It got weird when the shrooms began to seriously affect my emotions. I'm a lot more vulnerable in this state to emotions, thoughts, and memories. I would erupt into serious fits of crying, near spontaneous, and then into fits of laughter, literally alternating within seconds.
My friend A helped steer me away from that part of the trip, and we smoke a joint. I find marijuana to be very pleasurable with psychedelics. It enhances the high, giving a flush of warm energy through my system, and it boosts the colour and intensity of the visuals. It also calms my mind, which can be useful if my mind is dwelling on dark thoughts in a trip. A strange and curious thing I noticed was the way I observed myself in this state. Due to the depth of the intoxication, I observed myself as a mammal that had consumed some fungus, and thatís all I could work with. Have never experienced anything like this before.
After that part of the trip was over (the earliest part of a strong trip, when still coming up, can sometimes be a bit challenging), I was in an excellent state of mind. I kept asking my friend what was going on, because I was on a completely different plane with amazing visuals.
My friend B played the didgeridoo, which sounded amazing in this state. Music [Shpongle, 13th Floor Elevators etc.] was very enhanced.  The stimulation from this was very intense, felt weird.
I was by far the highest I've ever been. I was in strong physical and mental ecstasy. This was so intense that I was hyper ventilating and at times I felt orgasmic over my entire body. The high was made better by the fact that it felt so natural and earthy, they make me glow with health. The trip lasted around 8 hours.
All in all, an incredible experience, and one that I would very much like to repeat in the future. Just a shame that shrooms are illegal here now. Still can and have got hold of more since. I'm tempted to go to the Philippines and take them there.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


CrAPI
CrAPI is yet another Crud API client wrapper. Yes, there is no shortage of these out there, but no other API wrapper gem (that I could find) provided the kind of functionality you get from the CrAPI::Proxy class, which is really the biggest benefit here.
CrAPI::Client will connect to the target system and handily provides a base path for you (because some APIs and services have a path that is always part of every request), CrAPI::Proxy lets you add to the root client’s base path or default set of headers without having to create any new connections.
Installation
Add this line to your application’s Gemfile:
ruby
gem 'crapi'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install crapi
Using The CrAPI Tools
Client Usage
```ruby # Connect to an API.
api = CrAPI::Client.new(‘https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/’)
Issue requests against the API.
api.get(‘users/1’) # GETs /users/1; returns a Hash.
api.get(‘posts’, query: { userId: 2 }) # GETs /posts?userId=2; returns an Array.
mew_comment = { user: ‘megapwner’, text: ‘FRIST!!1!’ } api.post(‘comments’, payload: new_comment) # POSTs to /comments; returns a Hash. ```
Proxy Usage
```ruby # Connect to an API.
api = CrAPI::Client.new(‘https://versioned.fake-api.com/api/’)
Back in the v1 days, versioning of this API was via the URL …
v1 = api.new_proxy(‘/v1’)
v1.get(‘data’) # GETs /api/v1/data; pretty straight-forward. v1.post(‘data’, payload: values) # POSTs values to /api/v1/data.
For API v2, they switched to an Accept header approach …
v2 = api.new_proxy(‘/’, headers: { Accept: ‘application/vnd.fake-api.v2+json’ })
v2.get(‘data’) # GETs /api/data with the v2 header.
API v3 keeps the Accept header approach …
v3 = api.new_proxy(‘/’, headers: { Accept: ‘application/vnd.fake-api.v3+json’ })
v3.get(‘data’) # GETs /api/data with the v3 header.
Note that only one connection to the client is made and you can easily make
# v1, v2, and v3 API calls ad hoc without having to juggle paths/headers yourself. ```
Consult the repo docs for the full CrAPI documentation.
Feature Roadmap / Future Development
Additional features/options coming in the future:
- Cleaner handling of non-body-returning calls.
- More resilient serializing of non-String paylods when using custom Content-Type headers.
Contribution / Development
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome at: https://github.com/nestor-custodio/crapi
After checking out the repo, run bin/setup
to install dependencies. Then, run bundle exec rspec
to run the tests. You can also run bin/console
for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.
Linting is courtesy of Rubocop (bundle exec rubocop
) and documentation is built using Yard (bundle exec yard
). Please ensure you have a clean bill of health from Rubocop and that any new features and/or changes to behaviour are reflected in the documentation before submitting a pull request.
License
CrAPI is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.


FAQ
Tiny houses are a freestanding and mobile home that is smaller than 50 meters square. Many tiny houses are build on flatbed trailers by their owners.
The benefits of a tiny house are varied. You are more mobile with a tiny house, capable of moving it from one location to another. You also carry less stuff with you, as you don't have enough space to accumulate clutter.
Yes! Tiny houses ar eknown for being environmentally conscious and using less resources than the average house. Due to their small size, they are much cheaper to heat. You can also opt to use recycled materials during the building process, or install solar panels.
Tiny houses can cost anywhere between $10k to up to $50k for construction, depending on the materials used and the style of the house. Most professionally constructed tiny houses are between $30k and $50k. The cheapest owner-built homes can come under $10k.
Most people park their tiny homes on their own property, or at a friend's or relative's property. Others use the mobility of their home to move from place to place. If the tiny house has RV or conventional plumbing, it is possible to park it in an RV trailer park.
For the most part, tiny houses do not have zoning rules or ordinances put in place yet, leaving them in a legal gray area. There are, however, many communitities that have adapted to the popularity of tiny houses and allow you to permanently keep your home there.
For the most part, tiny houses do not have zoning rules or ordinances put in place yet, leaving them in a legal gray area. There are, however, many communitities that have adapted to the popularity of tiny houses and allow you to permanently keep your home there.
While some communities have building restrictions on alternative housing, others do not. As most tiny houses are built on trailers they fall under 'travel trailer' categories and building codes do not apply. If you are building your tiny home on a foundation, then you must still follow building codes for your area.


One knows that ‘The Taj’ is one amongst the World’s Wonders!
One knows that it is one amongst the UNESCO World Heritage Sites!!
One knows The Taj as a legend of eternal love of an Emperor for his favourite
Queen!!!
Well, ‘The Taj’ has distinctions much beyond just these!
Therefore, ‘The Taj’
The Taj!
The grace of perfection of proportions and grandeur of geometrical patterns
of well appointed gardens enhancing the poise of the whole complex together
add magnificence to the delicacy of this mance of love, dedication and purity,
‘The Taj’!
Come take a dip into the saga of ‘The Taj’, culled out from no fiction but facts
and unfurl a saga, which is set out of nothing but pure love!
Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder! Probably for Taj Mahal, the axiom is
just the other way round.The Taj is the beauty personified! The Taj displays its
different moods through its varied shades. The Taj has as many shades as any
during different hours of the day and during different seasons in a year.
Picturesque descriptions by the historians contemporary to the period of its
making, the facts revealed by the scholars & archaeologists of today and the
panoramic montage of the reasons behind its making are sketched with every
step you would walk towards the mausoleum the next time you visit The Taj!
them standing beside you!
Come to ‘The Taj’ with blissful pride! Bring the saga come
alive!!


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Vice President-elect Mike Pence denied that Michael Flynn's son, Michael G. Flynn, has a role with the presidential transition. Later that day, it was revealed that Michael Flynn requested security clearance for his son to assist with the transition. In response to this news, Pence says that Flynn Jr. was helping his father with scheduling.
Source: Washington Post


Valve Releases Announcement Trailer for Upcoming VR Title 'Half-Life: Alyx' (UPDATE)
A VR experience that serves as the first ‘Half-Life’ game in 15 years.
by Jeff YeungUPDATE: Valve has released an announcement trailer for its upcoming VR game Half-Life: Alyx. This new Half-Life title takes place between the events of Half-Life and Half-Life 2, and centers around the titular Alyx and her father Eli. Half-Life: Alyx is scheduled to release in March 2020.
(ORIGINAL UPDATE Nov 20, 2019): After a 15-year wait, dedicated fans of the legendary Half-Life franchise are finally getting a new installment — titled Half-Life: Alyx — from the American video game developer Valve.
The news was first announced by the company on November 19, the anniversary of the release date for the original Half-Life. Unlike what most fans expected, however, instead of the third game in continuation of the original Half-Life series, the upcoming title will be Valve’s flagship virtual reality game, confirming previous rumors based on leaked transcripts. As of now, there’s not much information about the game aside from its being a VR game, and that it will obviously be on Steam, but if previous rumors hold true, Half-Life: Alyx will be slated for release some time in March 2020.
For more information about the upcoming game, Valve will be unveiling it on Thursday, November 21 at 10:00 AM Pacific Time, so fans of the franchise should definitely tune in.
Elsewhere in gaming, Google Stadia has almost doubled its launch titles.