Oracle Cascade Delete - Always better than explicit child table deletes
Throughout all applications, there are many areas where we enforce basic referential integrity, but various applications handle differently the scenarios when it comes to deleting the child records in the event of the parent record delete. Oracle, like many other databases, offers referential integrity with on delete cascade option. When child tables are created with foreign keys that have the ‘on delete cascade’ option, then deletion of parent record will automatically delete the records in all child tables. The other option to delete the child table records is to, explicitly delete the records in all child tables. This article discusses the POC of both approaches. Oracle run time stats have been gathered for both approaches. If you want to try please use sqlplus.
POC Sample (Cascade Delete vs manual deletion of child table records)
- parent = parent
- children = child1, child2, child2.
- Tests conducted on exadata, version = Oracle enterprise version, <IP_ADDRESS>.0 - 64bit
No On Cascade Delete Option
Without using ‘on delete cascade’ option, the application needs to perform a explicit delete of all child tables.
On Cascade Delete Option
Using this deletion option, need to specify ‘on delete cascade’ when creating the constraint for each child table.
Once the constraints with ‘on delete cascade’ option is in place, deleting the parent record while automatically remove the child record.
| Oracle Stat | No Cascade Delete | Cascade Delete |
|---|---|---|
| Total Recursive Calls | 426 | 363 |
| Total db block gets | 19 | 19 |
| Total redo | 3224 | 2956 |
| Total undo blocks | 3 | 1 |
Results Summary
- There is no performance penalty using the ‘On delete cascade’. Oracle stats perform well on all areas with ‘Cascade Delete’ option.
- There is a significant improvement of undo tablespace usage when using the ‘Cascade Deletion’ option. Oracle is using at least 1 block for undo associated with each DML statement. However, when deletes are implicit using cascade deletes, the undo usage for all deletes is just 1 undo block. This is an important observation because when benchmarking the results of deletes, undo and redo are perhaps the most important stats.
- Using ‘On Delete Cascade’ , the application code (data models) is very easy to maintain. The purge scripts are also easier to maintain. We don’t need to track the order of the child table deletes. Importantly, when table model change or new child tables are created, the application code and purge scripts do not need to updated.


Init-time Region Specific Configuration structure for EDMA3 Driver, to provide region specific Information. More...
#include <edma3_drv.h>
Data Fields | |
| uint32_t | ownPaRAMSets [EDMA3_MAX_PARAM_DWRDS] |
| uint32_t | ownDmaChannels [EDMA3_MAX_DMA_CHAN_DWRDS] |
| uint32_t | ownQdmaChannels [EDMA3_MAX_QDMA_CHAN_DWRDS] |
| uint32_t | ownTccs [EDMA3_MAX_TCC_DWRDS] |
| uint32_t | resvdPaRAMSets [EDMA3_MAX_PARAM_DWRDS] |
| Reserved PaRAM Sets. | |
| uint32_t | resvdDmaChannels [EDMA3_MAX_DMA_CHAN_DWRDS] |
| Reserved DMA channels. | |
| uint32_t | resvdQdmaChannels [EDMA3_MAX_QDMA_CHAN_DWRDS] |
| Reserved QDMA channels. | |
| uint32_t | resvdTccs [EDMA3_MAX_TCC_DWRDS] |
| Reserved TCCs. |
Init-time Region Specific Configuration structure for EDMA3 Driver, to provide region specific Information.
This configuration structure is used to specify which EDMA3 resources are owned and reserved by the EDMA3 Driver instance. This configuration structure is shadow region specific and will be provided by the user at run-time while calling EDMA3_DRV_open ().
Owned resources: ****************
EDMA3 Driver Instances are tied to different shadow regions and hence different masters. Regions could be:
a) ARM, b) DSP, c) IMCOP (Imaging Co-processor) etc.
User can assign each EDMA3 resource to a shadow region using this structure. In this way, user specifies which resources are owned by the specific EDMA3 DRV Instance. This assignment should also ensure that the same resource is not assigned to more than one shadow regions (unless desired in that way). Any assignment not following the above mentioned approach may have catastrophic consequences.
Reserved resources: *******************
During EDMA3 DRV initialization, user can reserve some of the EDMA3 resources for future use, by specifying which resources to reserve in the configuration data structure. These (critical) resources are reserved in advance so that they should not be allocated to someone else and thus could be used in future for some specific purpose.
User can request different EDMA3 resources using two methods: a) By passing the resource type and the actual resource id, b) By passing the resource type and ANY as resource id
For e.g. to request DMA channel 31, user will pass 31 as the resource id. But to request ANY available DMA channel (mainly used for memory-to-memory data transfer operations), user will pass EDMA3_DRV_DMA_CHANNEL_ANY as the resource id.
During initialization, user may have reserved some of the DMA channels for some specific purpose (mainly for peripherals using EDMA). These reserved DMA channels then will not be returned when user requests ANY as the resource id.
Same logic applies for QDMA channels and TCCs.
For PaRAM Set, there is one difference. If the DMA channels are one-to-one tied to their respective PaRAM Sets (i.e. user cannot 'choose' the PaRAM Set for a particular DMA channel), EDMA3 Driver automatically reserves all those PaRAM Sets which are tied to the DMA channels. Then those PaRAM Sets would not be returned when user requests for ANY PaRAM Set (specifically for linking purpose). This is done in order to avoid allocating the PaRAM Set, tied to a particular DMA channel, for linking purpose. If this constraint is not there, that DMA channel thus could not be used at all, because of the unavailability of the desired PaRAM Set.
| uint32_t EDMA3_DRV_InstanceInitConfig::ownPaRAMSets[EDMA3_MAX_PARAM_DWRDS] |
PaRAM Sets owned by the EDMA3 Driver Instance.
| uint32_t EDMA3_DRV_InstanceInitConfig::ownDmaChannels[EDMA3_MAX_DMA_CHAN_DWRDS] |
DMA Channels owned by the EDMA3 Driver Instance.
| uint32_t EDMA3_DRV_InstanceInitConfig::ownQdmaChannels[EDMA3_MAX_QDMA_CHAN_DWRDS] |
QDMA Channels owned by the EDMA3 Driver Instance.
| uint32_t EDMA3_DRV_InstanceInitConfig::ownTccs[EDMA3_MAX_TCC_DWRDS] |
TCCs owned by the EDMA3 Driver Instance.
| uint32_t EDMA3_DRV_InstanceInitConfig::resvdPaRAMSets[EDMA3_MAX_PARAM_DWRDS] |
Reserved PaRAM Sets.
PaRAM Sets reserved during initialization for future use. These will not be given when user requests for ANY available PaRAM Set for linking using 'EDMA3_DRV_LINK_CHANNEL' as channel id.
| uint32_t EDMA3_DRV_InstanceInitConfig::resvdDmaChannels[EDMA3_MAX_DMA_CHAN_DWRDS] |
Reserved DMA channels.
DMA channels reserved during initialization for future use. These will not be given when user requests for ANY available DMA channel using 'EDMA3_DRV_DMA_CHANNEL_ANY' as channel id.
| uint32_t EDMA3_DRV_InstanceInitConfig::resvdQdmaChannels[EDMA3_MAX_QDMA_CHAN_DWRDS] |
Reserved QDMA channels.
QDMA channels reserved during initialization for future use. These will not be given when user requests for ANY available QDMA channel using 'EDMA3_DRV_QDMA_CHANNEL_ANY' as channel id.
| uint32_t EDMA3_DRV_InstanceInitConfig::resvdTccs[EDMA3_MAX_TCC_DWRDS] |
Reserved TCCs.
TCCs reserved during initialization for future use. These will not be given when user requests for ANY available TCC using 'EDMA3_DRV_TCC_ANY' as resource id.


The standard way to round numbers is to round up when the last decimal is a 5. However, different software may or may not follow this convention.
For example, in Python 2 the call round(.125,2) will result in .13.
But in Python 3 the same call will result in .12.
As a result, if a researcher used a computer program to round their values it is possible they unknowingly rounded all of their values down instead of what they likely meant to do, id est round up.
So how can you check if this may have happened to the values you are testing?
I provide you the option to decide how you want numbers rounded. If you believe rounding is an issue you can try the different options.
Another problem may arise that involves how computers store numbers. For example, the number 2.675 should get rounded to 2.68, but the computer actually represents the number as 2.6749999... and it gets rounded down to 2.67. See this page for more details.
This is an example of a floating point error that primarily occurs at sample sizes that are multiples of 40. The different rounding options give you the ability to account for this possibility. For the GRIMMER test there is a very small chance this type of floating point error will provide spurious results that cannot be accounted for without a detailed investigation.


Options
element: HTMLElement
the container that the calendar is initialized into
handle: HTMLElement
the element that the calendar will be tied to when shown. Click the handle to show the calendar, click outside the calendar to close it
number_of_months: 1
number of months to display
date_format: 'YYYY-MM-DD'
how the dates will be formated internally. See moment.js docs for format options. Each td element in the calendar will have a data-date attribute with the date formated from this string
ctrl_click: true
turns on/off ctrl-clicking to select/deselect dates
shift_click: true
turns on/off shift-clicking to select date ranges
vertical_offset: 0
setting to vertically move the picker from the handle in pixles, negative for left and positive for right
horizontal_offset: 0
setting to horizonally move the picker from the handle in pixles, positive for up and negative for down
shortcuts: true
show/hide the shortcut buttons below the calendar
custom_shortcuts: []
an array of javascript objects with the properties of 'label', (html)'class' and 'callback' that will add custom shortcuts, the callback function should accept the options object and event object as parameters and return the dates to be selected. The currently selected dates will be cleared out when this function executes
on_select: function () {}
callback function that is executed when selections are made
on_open: function () {}
callback function that is executed when the calendar is opened/shown
on_close: function () {}
callback function that is executed when the calendar is closed/hidden
on_destroy: function () {}
callback function that is executed when the calendar gets destroyed
class_era: 'erajs-era_div'
class name of the calendar container
class_selected: 'erajs-selected_date'
class name of the selected date that are viewable in the current range of the calendar
class_active: 'erajs-active'
class name of the selectable dates, the dates in the currently viewable month
class_inactive: 'erajs-inactive'
class name of the dates outside the currently viewable month
class_today_highlight: 'erajs-today_highlight'
class name of the current date
class_days: 'erajs-days'
class name of the div inside each td representing the dates, allows the styling of the hover effect
class_back_arrow: 'erajs-back_arrow'
class name of the back button
class_forward_arrow: 'erajs-forward_arrow'
class name of the forward button
class_shortcuts: 'erajs-shortcuts'
class name of the shortcuts container
class_shortcuts_title: 'erajs-shortcuts_title'
class name of the shortcuts title
class_deselect_weekends: 'erajs-deselect_weekends'
class name of the Deselect Weekends shortcut
class_mtd: 'erajs-mtd'
class name of the Month to Date shortcut
class_today: 'erajs-today'
class name of the Today shortcut
class_yesterday: 'erajs-yesterday'
class name of the Yesterday shortcut
class_this_week: 'erajs-this_week'
class name of the This Week shortcut
class_last_week: 'erajs-last_week'
class name of the Last Week shortcut
class_clear: 'erajs-clear'
class name of the Clear shortcut
back_button: '◀'
text of the back button
forward_button: '▶'
text of the forward button


Swollen glands are a sign the body is fighting an infection. They usually get better by themselves within 2 weeks.
Check if your glands are swollen
Swollen glands feel like tender, painful lumps:
- on each side of the neck
- under the chin
- in the armpits
- around the groin
Glands (known as lymph glands or lymph nodes) swell near an infection to help your body fight it.
Sometimes a gland on just one side of the body swells.
You might also have other symptoms, such as a sore throat, cough or high temperature.
Things you can do yourself
Swollen glands should go down within 2 weeks.
You can help to ease the symptoms by:
- resting
- drinking plenty of fluids (to avoid dehydration)
- taking painkillers like paracetamol or ibuprofen (do not give aspirin to children under 16)
Non-urgent advice: See a GP if:
- your swollen glands are getting bigger or they have not gone down within 2 weeks
- they feel hard or do not move when you press them
- you're having night sweats or have a very high temperature (you feel hot and shivery) for more than 3 or 4 days
- you have swollen glands and no other signs of illness or infection
- you have swollen lymph glands just above or below your collar bone (the bone that runs from your breastbone to each of your shoulders)
Coronavirus (COVID-19) update: how to contact a GP
It's still important to get help from a GP if you need it. To contact your GP surgery:
- visit their website
- use the NHS App
- call them
Urgent advice: Get advice from 111 now if:
- you have swollen glands and you're finding it very difficult to swallow
111 will tell you what to do. They can arrange a phone call from a nurse or doctor if you need one.
Go to 111.nhs.uk or call 111.
Other ways to get help
Get an urgent GP appointment
A GP may be able to treat you.
Ask your GP surgery for an urgent appointment.
Causes of swollen glands
Do not self-diagnose – see a GP if you're worried.
Swollen glands are:
- often caused by common illnesses like colds, tonsillitis and ear or throat infections
- sometimes caused by viral infections such as glandular fever
- rarely caused by anything more serious, like cancer of the blood system (leukaemia) or lymph system (lymphoma)
A GP will be able to recommend treatment depending on the cause, which might include antibiotics (antibiotics do not work on viral infections).
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Next review due: 25 September 2023


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Container functions Container functions calculate, manipulate, and report on data in container fields. Click a function name for details. This function Returns Base64Decode Container content from text encoded in Base64 format. Base64Encode The contents of the specified container field as text in Base64 format. GetContainerAttribute The file metadata of a container field. GetHeight The height of the image in a container field that holds images. GetThumbnail An image stored in the container field, resized according to specified values for width and height. GetWidth The width of the image in a container field that holds images. VerifyContainer A Boolean value representing the state of container data that’s stored externally. A False result means that files saved externally were changed or deleted. Related topics About functions About formulas


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Rulers and Rulership in the Arc of Medieval Europe challenges the dominant paradigm of what rulership is and who rulers are by decentering the narrative and providing a broad swath of examples from throughout medieval Europe. Within that territory, the prevalent idea of monarchy and kingship is overturned in favor of a broad definition of rulership.
This book will demonstrate to the reader that the way in which medieval Europe has been constructed in both the popular and scholarly imaginations is incorrect. Instead of a king we have multiple rulers, male and female, ruling concurrently. Instead of an independent church or a church striving for supremacy under the Gregorian Reform, we have a pope and ecclesiastical leaders making deals with secular rulers and an in-depth interconnection between the two. Finally, instead of a strong centralizing polity growing into statehood we see weak rulers working hand in glove with weak subordinates to make the polity as a whole function.
Medievalists, Byzantinists, and Slavists typically operate in isolation from one another. They do not read each other's books, or engage with each other's work. This book requires engagement from all of them to point out that the medieval Europe that they work in is one and the same and demands collaboration to best understand it.


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Chowkidar Remark : SC Closes Contempt Case Against Rahul Gandhi With A Word Of Caution
by LIVELAW NEWS NETWORKThe Supreme Court on Thursday closed the contempt case against Congress MP Rahul Gandhi for attributing 'chowkidar chor hain' remarks to the Supreme Court.
The bench of CJI Ranjan Gogoi, Justices S K Kaul and K M Joseph dropped further proceedings in the petition filed BJP leader Meenakshi Lekhi taking note of the apology expressed by Rahul Gandhi.
The Court however added a word of caution observing that Gandhi should have been more careful.
"The Court cannot be dragged into a political discourse", observed Justice Kaul, who wrote the judgment for the bench.
The contempt case was heard along with the review petitions filed against the December 14, 2018 judgment which had refused to order probe into corruption allegations in Rafale deal.
On April 10, the SC had overruled the preliminary objections raised by the Centre against accepting the media reports produced by the review petitioners and had decided to hear the review petition on merits.
In this context, Rahul Gandhi made a remark during the election campaign that the Supreme Court had said 'chowkidar chor hain', alluding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Following this, BJP leader Meenakshi Lekhi filed the contempt case, alleging that Rahul Gandhi was twisting Supreme Court verdict for political campaigning.
The then Congress chief later expressed apology to the court for attributing the comment, and said that the remark was made in the heat of political campaigning.


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--- layout: post title: Exam+the beginning of the end... date: 2008-06-24 01:10:04.000000000 -05:00 type: post parent_id: '0' published: true password: '' status: publish categories: - English - Fleeing - Rome'08 tags: [] meta: _edit_last: '1412221' author: login: dreamessenceonthemove email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: darribas first_name: Daniel last_name: Arribas-Bel permalink: "/2008/06/24/examthe-beginning-of-the-end/" ---
Today we've had the "final" exam. It wasn't really important for the course as we had already got the certificates, but it did foster my will to study and that's a good thing. I didn't go into detail trhough all the proofs and demonstrations which I guess were beyond my both interest and level but I do think it made me learn more, which was the main point of coming to Rome.
Now I'll be here untill thursday (the exams were supposed to take place until wed but for some reason compressed to only today), then I'll fly back to Zgz but just for a short layover before I get on a bus straight down to Madrid where my good friend jorge will host me the night from thursday to friday. Friday morning visa interview, a bit of walk around and I guess I'll stay there till sat that I'll definitely get back home. DreamEssence's on the move baby, yeah!!!


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User documentation¶
The OpenStack rate limit middleware allows controlling the number of incoming requests on a global and project level as well as per host IP for an OpenStack API. Additionally, this middleware supports slowing down requests instead of immediately returning a rate limit response. A request can be suspended for configurable duration in order to fit the rate limit.
The response will indicate if the user was rate limited provide additional information via headers as shown below.
| Header | Description |
|---|---|
| X-RateLimit-Limit | The limit for the current request in the format <n>r/<m><t> . Read: Limit to n requests per window m s, m, h, d . |
| X-RateLimit-Remaining | The amount of remaining requests within the current window. |
| X-RateLimit-Retry-After | How long a client should wait before attempting to make another request. |
| X-Retry-After | For compatibility with OpenStack Swift. Same as X-RateLimit-Retry-After . |
Example when not being rate limited:
curl -i https://$openstackAPI
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Status: 200 OK
Example when sending too many requests in a given amount of time (sliding window):
curl -i https://$openstackAPI
HTTP/1.1 429 Too Many Requests
Status: 429 Too Many Requests
X-RateLimit-Limit: 60r/m
X-RateLimit-Remaining: 0
X-RateLimit-Reset: 60
X-Retry-After: 60
Metrics¶
This middleware emits the following Prometheus metrics via StatsD.
| Metric name | Description |
|---|---|
| openstack_ratelimit_requests_whitelisted_total | Amount of whitelisted requests. |
| openstack_ratelimit_requests_blacklisted_total | Amount of blacklisted requests. |
| openstack_ratelimit_requests_ratelimit_total | Amount of rate limited requests due to a global or local rate limit. |
| openstack_ratelimit_requests_unknown_classification_total | Amount of Requests with missing scope and/or action and/or target_type_uri . See log for details. |
| openstack_ratelimit_errors_total | Amount of errors while processing a request. See log for details. |
All metrics come with the following labels:
| Label name | Description |
|---|---|
| service | The service type according to CADF specification. |
| service_name | The name of the OpenStack service. |
| action | The CADF action of the request. |
| scope | The scope of the request. |
| target_type_uri | The CADF target type URI of the request. |
In addition the openstack_ratelimit_requests_ratelimit_total
metric comes with a level
label indicating whether a global or local rate limit was the limit.
Burst requests¶
This middleware is capable of handling a burst of requests as described hereinafter.
With delay¶
This middleware handles requests that would exceed the configured rate by delaying them until the next possible slot but not longer than max_sleep_time_seconds
.
See the WSGI section on how to configure this.
Example:
Given a rate limit=1r/m
and a max_sleep_time_seconds=20
, the 1st request at t1=0 would be processed just fine.
However, a 2nd request received within the one minute window after the 1st request would exceed the rate limit.
Assuming it’s received at t2=45, the request would not be rejected but suspended for 15 seconds and processed afterwards so that the rate of 1r/m
is not exceeded.
However, this behaviour might let your application appear slow for a user since request can be suspended for as long as max_sleep_time_seconds
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It can be disabled by setting max_sleep_time_seconds=0
.
In which case every requests that exceeds the defined rate limits immediately gets rejected.


| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
4 Tbsp |
oral |
Syrian Rue |
(tea) |
| T+ 0:00 |
4 g |
oral |
Indian Warrior |
(tea) |
| T+ 1:30 |
15 mg |
smoked |
JWH-018 |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 1:45 |
15 mg |
smoked |
JWH-018 |
(powder / crystals) |
Intentions: to see the result of syrian rue and indian warrior together and to see if my last attempt at using these items was just bad preparation or if they dont actually work. I will end up suprising myself this time.
Preparations: did not eat for 6 hours prior to ingestion.
Last entoxicated day: 2 days before experiment
Mindset: skeptical
12:00am I drink a concentrated concoction of syrian rue and indian warrior together. I walk to meet up with friend who says he wants too kick it because he just moved yesterday and is staying at his grandparents house. I call him and he says he will be a while so I sit down at a bench on the trail near my house and smoke a cig.
12:30am I am just about to dose out the jwh-018 when I remember that I had taken the naturals earlier so I wait and as I do I meditate.
1:00am I do not feel anything but a slight headbuzz and this is very faint. I decide I am going to dose out some jwh-018 and let it sit in the home made vaporization pipe I have on me until I feel more from the drink I had earlier.
1:30am I realize that I am starting to see lines and tracers with faint silver outlines on everything I look at. Yet again this is faint but still abnormal. I know I am feeling it at this point because I think these things are normal until I remember what I drank earlier. You should know I usually forget what I did earlier because I am listening to music or talking to friends usually. I got the call from my friend saying he can kik it now so I smoke the 15 mg's jwh-018 and get on my way.
1:45am I am fucked up at this point. I am seeing mearcury collored visual lines everywhere and there are geometric patterns when I close my eyes. I am forgetting where I am walking but I keep on walking anyways. Luckyly I recive a phone call from my friend telling me he sees me and tells me where to go. I explain whats going on.
2:15am I am sitting on my couch now. I dont remember how I got home. I am seeing tons of lines everywhere and floating through the air.  He is crossfaded and I am laughing. I only realised I was laughing at this point because I realized I was out of breath and thought I couldnt breath.  Mom is bitching about a mess me and my friends made the day before working on our airsoft guns. I still feel very.. Euphoric but like shit.. At the same time. Dont know how to explain. Kind of like if you were to get hit in the head by a baseball bat but at the same time be getting head???
5:30pm I realize that I blacked out yet again and fell asleep in my chair. I will not be messing with that high of a concentrated dose of syrian rue. I have proved to myself that my last attempt before this one was just a bad preparation of the syrian rue and this really works.  I am a skeptic and this worked for me.
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.


Learning from Experiences is First Hand Knowledge
July 30, 2015
Here are values I think of during my proudest and happiest moments: Accomplishment, Affection, Confidence, Enthusiasm, Excellence, Excitement, Inspiration, Personal development, and Will-power.
In general, I try to live up to these values:
(Disagree 1 ----- 2 ----- 3 ----- 4 ----- 5 Agree)
Accomplishment - 5
Affection - 3
Confidence -4
Enthusiasm - 3
Excellence - 3
Excitement - 4
Inspiration - 4
Personal development - 5
Will-power – 2
In my opinion, the value that I find most important is personal development. Personal development is a lifelong process, wherein we develop all our skills (physical, mental, emotional, and other skills) to be the best version of ourselves possible. I try to see every experience as part of my personal development, even failure. Failure, can make us better people because we learn from our failures. When we fail, we strive not to fail at it again and succeed the next time around.
Last topic I gave advice on was about careers. A close friend of mine hated her job. She hated her job even though it paid well. It made her days longer and her nights shorter.  She couldn’t just quit like any other person, because the major she took was for that industry and she has bills to pay like all of us. I told her that staying at her job for a while will develop her patience in doing boring tasks and also her grit so that she will become more motivated and passionate in learning something new so that she can get a job that she is interested in. Once she gets that new job she likes, she’ll be more patient with it when repetitive tasks come again.
With every experience, whether it is something you hated, always remember you became wiser after that experience.
When I look at every experience is for my personal development, I feel better. When it is an accomplishment, I have that feeling of success and knowing I became wiser. When it is a failure, of course, I’ll be sad about it, but I always look at it in the positive way that at least now I know what to do next time in order to succeed.
I think that if you value personal development it will help in mediating stereotype threat because at least that way you will not be afraid whenever you feel it. If you do feel it, you will tell yourself that this is an experience that will make you better and stronger as a person. So that next time you are put in that situation again, you know what to do. With more experience, the wiser you get. Sooner or later, you might not even feel stereotype threats anymore.
Whenever I feel down or feel that I have failed at something I wanted to accomplish, I always read failures of famous people. It makes me feel better and secure that my failure is a step to success. There are many examples of these. I do suggest researching on the failures of Albert Einstein, Michael Jordan, Walt Disney, and Steve Jobs. These are only a few people that I get a lot of inspiration from when I fail. These people are the best at what they did but their road to success was not perfect. Just like ours, our road to being successful is not rooted in the next few months. If you fall, learn to pick yourself up, strive to do better, and destroy that stereotype barrier.


Tools for Code Style Compliance¶
This section provides a list of tools that some have found useful for ensuring their code abides by Drake’s coding style. The list is by no means comprehensive. If your favorite tools or methodologies are not listed, we would be delighted to learn about them. Please document your trick and submit a pull request!
Table of contents
Automated style checks¶
Code style tests are run by default during bazel test
and the results are
cached so that only edited files are re-checked. In other words, no special
action is required by a developer.
However, you may still invoke code style checks directly if desired, as follows:
cd /path/to/drake
bazel test --config lint //... # Only run style checks; don't build or test anything else.
bazel test --config lint //common/... # Check common/ and its child subdirectories.
User manuals for the style-checking tools are as follows:
- C/C++: See the cpplint
USAGE
string at https://github.com/google/styleguide/blob/gh-pages/cpplint/cpplint.py.- In particular, note the
// NOLINT(foo/bar)
syntax to disable a warning.
- In particular, note the
- Python: See the pycodestyle manual at
http://pycodestyle.readthedocs.io/en/latest/intro.html.
- The syntax
# noqa
can be used to quiet the warning about an overly-long line.
- The syntax
- Bazel: Uses both pycodestyle like Python, and also buildifier.
Manual style fixups¶
C/C++: Clang-Format¶
The Mandatory platform specific instructions
install Drake’s required version of clang-format
, depending on the platform
(macOS or Ubuntu).
To run clang-format:
# For development on macOS:
/usr/local/opt/llvm@9/bin/clang-format -i -style=file [file name]
# For development on Ubuntu:
clang-format-9 -i -style=file [file name]


Hello, my name is Griffin Moore. I am a UI designer working in Brooklyn, New York. I design typefaces as Monolith Foundry. Here is my Instagram. My email address is griffinmoore@gmail.com.


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employment, or work with a volunteer organization, involves administering oaths or affirmations, or taking affidavits or statutory
declarations, as permitted, authorized or required by law. Lawyers and notaries public are always commissioners for taking affidavits,
as are family justice counsellors and many court registry staff. There is also usually a commissioner for taking affidavits at each
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Toward Low-latency and Ultra-Reliable Virtual Reality
Content
1. Main contribution
2. Challenges
3. Enablers for URLLC in VR
4. Use case and results
5. Conclusion
1. Main contribution
- Discuss challenges in multi-users mobile VR
- Envision the enablers for Ultra-reliable and Low-latency communications (URLLC) in VR
- Reference: Elbamby, Mohammed S., et al. "Toward low-latency and ultra-reliable virtual reality." IEEE Network 32.2 (2018): 78-84.
2. Challenges
- Bandwidth
- Latency
- Reliability
- Bandwidth
1 Gb/s is needed to guarantee real-like view
This requirement exceeds the ability of 4G technology
Envision possible solution: mmWave communications
- Latency
Sensor sampling delay: small (< 1 ms)
Image processing: expected 5 ms
Computing and Communication: up-link is small, down-link is significant
Envision possible solution: Mobile edge computing (MEC)
- Reliability
Delivery of video frames on time with high success rate
Envision solution: Multi-connectivity (MC)
3. Enablers for URLLC in VR
- mmWave communication
- MEC
- mmWave communication
Cannot propagate well through obstacles such as human body
Require line-of-sight (LOS)
Track moving users to find strong reflectors to circumvent blocked LOS paths
Use signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR) as important parameter
If SINR drop below a threshold, directional channel discovery process needs to be triggered
- MEC
No computation in VR headsets to make them light
Computations in MEC servers
MEC servers: close to users to reduce delay in spacial transmission
For real-time applications, such as interactive games, we may predict user's movement, actions, and decisions
4. Use case and results
- Simulations of a multi-players VR game
- Comparison with reactive computing (Baseline 1) and proactive computing (Baseline 2)
- Simulations of a multi-players VR game
Up to 16 players
Players move freely within individual VR pods
- Comparison with reactive computing (Baseline 1) and proactive computing (Baseline 2)
Latency performance: proposed approach significantly minimizes the delay in different conditions
- Comparison with reactive computing (Baseline 1) and proactive computing (Baseline 2)
Reliability, latency, and rate trade-offs
- Comparison with reactive computing (Baseline 1) and proactive computing (Baseline 2)
Average delay performance
5. Conclusion
The paper has highlighted the limitations of today's VR applications and presented the key enablers to achieve the vision of future ultra-reliable and low latency VR


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Test Case for Chromium bug 837185
- Trigger Protocol and notice that Chrome does nothing at all because the protocol is unregistered
-
Register an external protocol, eg chromiumtest10:// and point it at notepad.exe
-
Either, download and run pre-prepared register.reg file to create the protocol,
-
or follow instructions at docs.microsoft.com to create it manually by editing the registry
- Trigger Protocol again (identical to step 1)
- Tick "Open these types of links in the associated app"
- Click "Open Notepad" and notice that Notepad opens
-
Unregister the protocol
-
Download and run pre-prepared unregister.reg file,
-
or delete the registry keys you manually created following the Microsoft guide
-
Trigger Protocol again (identical to step 1)
-
Notice that a Windows "You'll need a new app to open this" dialog appears, which is inconsistent with the results of step 1 where the protocol was unregistered:
Note that after following these steps, if you want to run them again you will need to clear your Chromium preferences to have it forget about the handler's BLOCK/DONT_BLOCK setting.


filmcritic.com presents a review from staff member Jeremiah Kipp. You can find the review with full credits at http://www.filmcritic.com/misc/emporium.nsf/60e74e041ca9cd6b8625626f0062219f/be6d628f22d15fda882568f8000966f0?OpenDocument
THE EEL (UNAGI) A film review by Jeremiah Kipp Copyright 2000 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
Takuro Yamashita is a bland, efficient little man who worked nine to five in your standard office job, going off on fishing excursions during the weekend. He hardly emotes at all, and when he discovered his wife sleeping with another man one night he dispatched her in a chilly, businesslike manner then immediately turned himself in. He spent eight years in prison.
Shohei (Black Rain - not the Michael Douglas version) Imamura's new film, The Eel, documents this quiet, eccentric character during his first several months of parole. What starts out as the story of a murderer shifts gears to become a quirky character study with more than a little touch of farce as he attempts to start his life over as a village barber in a small seaside town. He doesn't seem to like people very much, spending most of his time confessing to his eel, which `listened to him' as his pet during those hard years in prison.
His broadly played, if colorful, neighbors include a cheerful priest who happens to be his parole officer, a grouchy and cantankerous fisherman, a simple soul who thinks that by hanging up bright lights around the barber pole he'll be able to summon UFOs, and a garbageman who seems to recognize Yamashita from prison.
Most troubling of all is Keiko, a young woman who attempted suicide by the river.  Of course, she bears an uncanny resemblance to his murdered wife.
Imamura plays his cards close to the vest, allowing his story to play out through the minimal bits of information Yamashita and Keiko will divulge about their lives. He does manage to pack in enormous quantities of backstory with economy and grace, and slowly hints at how these two broken souls deal with their histories of guilt and make their wayward attempt to leave that past behind them.
The Eel is packed with charged silences as they clean the barber shop together, or deal with customers, and every now and then we will receive a glimmer of new information. It's almost entirely photographed in long shots which provide a meditative distance from the characters and their dramatic situations, and keeps their story subtle.
If the film stumbles before the climax, perhaps it's because Imamura has inserted too many distracting subplots which somehow feel gauche and overcooked, like Keiko's half insane mother fancying herself a dancing queen or the kid looking to the skies for UFOs. They don't really fit with the central dramatic action, and the humor is too broad and forced to work alongside the seriousness of Yamashita's scenes.
The final confrontation feels like it belongs in a French farce, with slamming doors and a packed room of shouting people. It also serves to wrap up the story a little too neatly, giving easy ways out for the central problems of Yamashita and Keiko.
The Eel works best in those quiet moments where two people seem to slowly, fearfully drift toward each other. Unfortunately, when you surround them with a raucous circus of offbeat neighbors clamoring for attention, the central arc only gets lost in the shuffle.

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302. Matching Data Representations
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It is the user's responsibility to ensure that the
data representation used to read data from a file is compatible with
the data representation that was used to write that data to the file.
In general, using the same data representation name when writing
and reading a file does not guarantee that the representation is
compatible. Similarly, using different representation names on
two different implementations may yield compatible representations.
Compatibility can be obtained when ``external32'' representation is
used, although precision may be lost and the performance
may be less than when ``native'' representation is used.
Compatibility is guaranteed using ``external32'' provided at least one of the
following conditions is met.
- The data access routines directly use types
enumerated in Section External Data Representation: ``external32''
,
that are supported
by all implementations participating in the I/O.
The predefined type used to write a data item
must also be used to read a data item.
- In the case of Fortran 90 programs,
the programs participating in the data accesses
obtain compatible datatypes using MPI routines that
specify precision and/or range (Section Additional Support for Fortran Numeric Intrinsic Types
).
- For any given data item, the programs participating in
the data accesses use compatible predefined types to write and
read the data item.
User-defined data representations may be used to provide
an implementation compatibility with another implementation's
``native'' or ``internal'' representation.
Advice to users.
Section Additional Support for Fortran Numeric Intrinsic Types
defines routines that support the use of
matching datatypes in heterogeneous environments and contains examples
illustrating their use.
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Automation of data refers to the process of accelerating and automating the data associated development cycles, while assuring quality and consistency. Data automation focuses on automation of every step in entire data lifecycle management, from data sources to data storages up to data visualization. It helps improve productivity, reduce cost, and improve overall quality.
Data automation works on the principles of design patterns. It comprises a central repository of design patterns, which encapsulate architectural standards as well as best practices for data design, data management, data integration, and data usage.
Data automation works on the principles of design patterns. It comprises a central repository of design patterns, which encapsulate architectural standards as well as best practices for data design, data management, data integration, and data usage.
Automation of data provides advantages like source data exploration, data models, data marts, ETL/ELT optimization, test automation, metadata management, managed deployment, scheduling, change impact analysis and easier maintenance and modification of the data pipelines.
Modern data marts evolved into so called data lakes, a method of storing data within a system or repository, in its natural format, that facilitates the collocation of data in various schema and structural forms, usually object blobs or files. The idea of data lake is to have a single store of all data in the enterprise ranging from raw data (which implies exact copy of source system data) to transformed data which is used for various tasks including reporting, visualization, analytics and machine learning. The data lake includes structured data from relational databases (rows and columns), semi-structured data (CSV, LOGS, XML, JSON), unstructured data (emails, documents, PDFs) and even binary data (images, audio, video), thus creating a centralized data store accommodating all forms of data.


A type alias for the selection behavior on tab insert.
A type alias for a tab bar orientation.
A type alias for the selection behavior on tab remove.
Whether a tab can be deselected by the user.
Tabs can be always be deselected programmatically.
The selection behavior when inserting a tab.
Get the DOM node owned by the widget.
The selection behavior when removing a tab.
The renderer used by the tab bar.
Whether the tabs are movable by the user.
Tabs can always be moved programmatically.
The default Renderer
instance.
The tab bar content node.
This is the node which holds the tab nodes.
Modifying this node directly can lead to undefined behavior.
A signal emitted when the current tab is changed.
This signal is emitted when the currently selected tab is changed either through user or programmatic interaction.
Notably, this signal is not emitted when the index of the current tab changes due to tabs being inserted, removed, or moved. It is only emitted when the actual current tab node is changed.
Get the index of the currently selected tab.
This will be -1
if no tab is selected.
Set the index of the currently selected tab.
If the value is out of range, the index will be set to -1
.
The dataset for the widget's DOM node.
A signal emitted when the widget is disposed.
Get the id of the widget's DOM node.
Set the id of the widget's DOM node.
Test whether the widget's node is attached to the DOM.
Test whether the widget has been disposed.
Test whether the widget is explicitly hidden.
Test whether the widget is visible.
A widget is visible when it is attached to the DOM, is not explicitly hidden, and has no explicitly hidden ancestors.
Get the layout for the widget.
The layout is single-use only. It cannot be changed after the first assignment.
The layout is disposed automatically when the widget is disposed.
Set the layout for the widget.
The layout is single-use only. It cannot be changed after the first assignment.
The layout is disposed automatically when the widget is disposed.
Get the orientation of the tab bar.
This controls whether the tabs are arranged in a row or column.
Set the orientation of the tab bar.
This controls whether the tabs are arranged in a row or column.
Get the parent of the widget.
Children are typically added to a widget by using a layout, which means user code will not normally set the parent widget directly.
The widget will be automatically removed from its old parent.
This is a no-op if there is no effective parent change.
Set the parent of the widget.
Children are typically added to a widget by using a layout, which means user code will not normally set the parent widget directly.
The widget will be automatically removed from its old parent.
This is a no-op if there is no effective parent change.
A signal emitted when a tab is clicked by the user.
If the clicked tab is not the current tab, the clicked tab will be
made current and the currentChanged
signal will be emitted first.
This signal is emitted even if the clicked tab is the current tab.
A signal emitted when a tab close icon is clicked.
This signal is not emitted unless the tab title is closable
.
A signal emitted when a tab is dragged beyond the detach threshold.
This signal is emitted when the user drags a tab with the mouse, and mouse is dragged beyond the detach threshold.
The consumer of the signal should call releaseMouse
and remove
the tab in order to complete the detach.
This signal is only emitted once per drag cycle.
A signal emitted when a tab is moved by the user.
This signal is emitted when a tab is moved by user interaction.
This signal is not emitted when a tab is moved programmatically.
The title object for the widget.
The title object is used by some container widgets when displaying the widget alongside some title, such as a tab panel or side bar.
Since not all widgets will use the title, it is created on demand.
The owner
property of the title is set to this widget.
A read-only array of the titles in the tab bar.
Adjust the current index for a tab insert operation.
This method accounts for the tab bar's insertion behavior when adjusting the current index and emitting the changed signal.
Adjust the current index for a tab move operation.
This method will not cause the actual current tab to change. It silently adjusts the index to account for the given move.
Adjust the current index for a tab remove operation.
This method accounts for the tab bar's remove behavior when adjusting the current index and emitting the changed signal.
Handle the 'keydown'
event for the tab bar.
Handle the 'mousedown'
event for the tab bar.
Handle the 'mousemove'
event for the tab bar.
Handle the 'mouseup'
event for the document.
Handle the changed
signal of a title object.
Release the mouse and restore the non-dragged tab positions.
Post an 'activate-request'
message to the widget.
This is a simple convenience method for posting the message.
Add a class name to the widget's DOM node.
The class name to add to the node.
If the class name is already added to the node, this is a no-op.
The class name must not contain whitespace.
Create an iterator over the widget's children.
A new iterator over the children of the widget.
The widget must have a populated layout in order to have children.
If a layout is not installed, the returned iterator will be empty.
Clear the given widget flag.
This will not typically be called directly by user code.
Remove all tabs from the tab bar.
Send a 'close-request'
message to the widget.
This is a simple convenience method for sending the message.
Test whether a widget is a descendant of this widget.
The descendant widget of interest.
true
if the widget is a descendant, false
otherwise.
Dispose of the resources held by the widget.
Post a 'fit-request'
message to the widget.
This is a simple convenience method for posting the message.
Handle the DOM events for the tab bar.
The DOM event sent to the tab bar.
This method implements the DOM EventListener
interface and is
called in response to events on the tab bar's DOM node.
This should not be called directly by user code.
Test whether the widget's DOM node has the given class name.
The class name of interest.
true
if the node has the class, false
otherwise.
Hide the widget and make it hidden to its parent widget.
This causes the isHidden property to be true
.
If the widget is explicitly hidden, this is a no-op.
Insert a tab into the tab bar at the specified index.
The index at which to insert the tab.
The title which holds the data for the tab, or an options object to convert to a title.
The title object added to the tab bar.
The index will be clamped to the bounds of the tabs.
If the title is already added to the tab bar, it will be moved.
Invoke the message processing routine of the widget's layout.
The message to dispatch to the layout.
This is a no-op if the widget does not have a layout.
This will not typically be called directly by user code.
A message handler invoked on an 'activate-request'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on an 'after-attach'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on an 'after-detach'
message.
A message handler invoked on an 'after-hide'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on an 'after-show'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on a 'before-attach'
message.
A message handler invoked on a 'before-detach'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on a 'before-hide'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on a 'before-show'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on a 'child-added'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on a 'child-removed'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on a 'close-request'
message.
The default implementation unparents or detaches the widget.
A message handler invoked on a 'fit-request'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on a 'resize'
message.
The default implementation of this handler is a no-op.
A message handler invoked on an 'update-request'
message.
Process a message sent to the widget.
The message sent to the widget.
Subclasses may reimplement this method as needed.
Release the mouse and restore the non-dragged tab positions.
This will cause the tab bar to stop handling mouse events and to restore the tabs to their non-dragged positions.
Remove a class name from the widget's DOM node.
The class name to remove from the node.
If the class name is not yet added to the node, this is a no-op.
The class name must not contain whitespace.
Remove a tab from the tab bar.
The title for the tab to remove.
This is a no-op if the title is not in the tab bar.
Remove the tab at a given index from the tab bar.
The index of the tab to remove.
This is a no-op if the index is out of range.
Set the given widget flag.
This will not typically be called directly by user code.
Show or hide the widget according to a boolean value.
true
to hide the widget, or false
to show it.
This is a convenience method for hide()
and show()
.
Show the widget and make it visible to its parent widget.
This causes the isHidden property to be false
.
If the widget is not explicitly hidden, this is a no-op.
Test whether the given widget flag is set.
This will not typically be called directly by user code.
Toggle a class name on the widget's DOM node.
The class name to toggle on the node.
Whether to force add the class (true
) or force
remove the class (false
). If not provided, the presence of
the class will be toggled from its current state.
true
if the class is now present, false
otherwise.
The class name must not contain whitespace.
Post an 'update-request'
message to the widget.
This is a simple convenience method for posting the message.
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A widget which displays titles as a single row or column of tabs. The namespace for the
TabBar
class statics.Notes
If CSS transforms are used to rotate nodes for vertically oriented text, then tab dragging will not work correctly. The
tabsMovable
property should be set tofalse
when rotating nodes from CSS.


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I would like to see a plugin that allows you to change "Likes" to "Hooahs" again.
It's mainly as a joke, but I think it would be cool.
Post edited 1 x times, last by
Here
http://getbblog.com/en/board/topic/142190/1/BF4-BFH-v1-1-Like2Hooah


Provides functions for computing the density and the log-likelihood function of closed-skew normal variates, and for generating random vectors sampled from this distribution. See Gonzalez-Farias, G., Dominguez-Molina, J., and Gupta, A. (2004). The closed skew normal distribution, Skew-elliptical distributions and their applications: a journey beyond normality, Chapman and Hall/CRC, Boca Raton, FL, pp. 25-42.
| Version: | 1.1.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.2.0) |
| Imports: | mvtnorm |
| Published: | 2015-05-10 |
| Author: | Dmitry Pavlyuk, Eugene Girtcius |
| Maintainer: | Dmitry Pavlyuk <Dmitry.V.Pavlyuk at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| In views: | Distributions |
| CRAN checks: | csn results |
| Reference manual: | csn.pdf |
| Package source: | csn_1.1.3.tar.gz |
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Improv Rule Management allow us to create and manage rules that support business for various type of CenturyLink customer/user's profiles along with their services.
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dm-is-select
A DataMapper plugin that makes getting
the <select>
options from a Model easier.
Namespace
Methods
Constants
| VERSION | = | IO.read("#{File.dirname(__FILE__)}/../../VERSION").chomp |
Instance Public methods
is_select(select_field = :name, options = {})
Link
Defines the field to use for the select menu
Params
-
:field_name => the name of the field values shown in select
-
:options
-
:is_tree => whether if the current Model is an is :tree model. (Defaults to false)
-
Examples
is :select, :name => creates a <select> options array on the :name attribute of the model is :select, :name, :is_tree => true => creates a <select> options array with the results ordered in hierarchical order parent > child > grandchild for each parent is :select, :name, :value_field => :code => creates a <select> options array with the results ordered in hierarchical order parent > child > grandchild for each parent
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The Tron Foundation is pushing back the Warren Buffett Lunch and press conferences to an unspecified date, claiming it is due to medical issues, but is also facing multiple allegations of money-laundering.
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차미숙23-Jul-19 06:16 PM
Actually you can short housing indirectly I take that back
You can short reits
But still 100x can't be done amirite?!?!?!
Plus save taxes in dex
I would love to 100x Manhattan penthouse
It's on my bucket list now
actionslacks23-Jul-19 06:19 PM
well the ussa incetivises millions of houses to sit empty in the midst of a historic homelesss crisis so getting the whole thing out of the hands of the banks couldnt make things any worse.
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coingirl8723-Jul-19 06:27 PM
@Hollowman9000 and me both mad because sell our NEM to early
Jll777 too
Nobody expected that they will moon from 0.006 to 0.2$
And that before bull market 2017
차미숙23-Jul-19 06:31 PM
You know what I didn't expect?
Siacoin
I bought them when it was like 2 satoshi or something on polo
And sold them at like 8x when I needed some cash to go on a trip
Bummer
And then we all know what happened
2x daily was easy peasy
Even btc lending rate was like 1.5% everyday
coingirl8723-Jul-19 06:33 PM
No...what happened?
차미숙23-Jul-19 06:34 PM
But margins never survived to see the 2018 bullrun
That was the sad thing
I met this random guy on telegram few years back
He played world of Warcraft and sold his account for like 5figure bitcoin in 2011 or 2010
But he lost all of his bitcoin on polo margins
Aint that such a sad story
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coingirl8723-Jul-19 06:37 PM
So now we have a second Chance with komodo :-)
Hodl until death or 1kmd=1 bitcoin(edited)
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Markus23-Jul-19 06:37 PM
i mean its sad but who would of knew that btc would be valued at 10k+ one day(edited)
i think not very many
차미숙23-Jul-19 06:38 PM
Well i knew it would be higher than 1000 dollars
But that was my limit of imagination there
Didn't really account for ICO boom
Markus23-Jul-19 06:39 PM
pretty sure theres plenty of ppl who had 100+ btc back in 2010, 2011 and they were like whatever and even deleted their private key and well there u go


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Our system requirs users to enter their bio data then select number of seats needed. It will then allow you to tick the seats required and will indicate in red seats already taken.
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MINA | Map Indian Archaeology is a project made during Michigan State University's Institute for Digital Archaeology Method and Practice. MINA is 'proof-of-concept' for a Web-based platform that facilitates deeper insights into Indian archaeology. It is premised on the view that the present state of things influences our knowledge and interpretation of the past. By making this relationship between present and past explicit, we can reframe current understandings and promote new empirical research in Indian archaeology.
MINA is a work-in-progress and Dr Neha Gupta welcomes collaboration from interested scholars
MINA draws attention to the issue of disciplinary silos, and begins to address these concerns in the practice of Indian archaeology. Specifically,
(1) the oversight in development of appropriate digital methods and technologies in archaeology, particularly Web-based visualization;
(2) promotes digital methods and practice in post-colonial societies such as India;
(3) encourages critical digital methods in Indian archaeology;
(4) examines key sources of archaeological information from a post-colonial lens
MINA brings together Web-mapping tools, geovisualization and published archaeology reports. A key source is Indian Archaeology - a Review (IAR) compiled by the Archaeological Survey of India (henceforth, the Survey), the national department for archaeology and heritage management in India. IAR documents archaeological field collection throughout India every twelve months.
The locations (i.e. latitude and longitude) for each investigation were generated using a geocoder. They are accurate to roughly 1 degree or approximately 100 kilometers. As such, the data are best suited for national scale analysis.
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This is a very good book.The story is about a banker who does not do anything.This is a very good book still.
This is a very good book.The story is about a banker
This is a very good book.The story is about a banker
This is a very good book.The story is about a banker
This is a very good book.The story is about a banker
Flipping through 301 pages, reality and imagination catch your attention but intermittently. Whether its about work pressure faced by bankers or corporate jugglery of bringing expat CEOs or the unsuspecting ways of naxal sympathisers, the author has some aces up his sleeves.
With ample servings of imagined happenings juxtaposed against banking regulations and laxity in compliance, the work at times compels the reader to connect the dots with some real life incidents.
Touching upon modern day happenings, dollops of extramarital moments and online flirting adds colour to the content but does not gel with the overall theme.
The writing is racy at places but fails to sustain the momentum in all the chapters, especially with an overdose of corporate politics and back-stabbing.Expectations of readers are ignited in the first three pages itself.
Not too great a work to be remembered. But surely a good work to be enjoyed as long as you read.
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Hiking in Georgia – to the Koruldi lakes
by Monika Suchoszek
The longest and the most demanding trekking was planned for the last day of our stay in Mestia as the weather predictions were giving us very high chances of stable conditions needed for this long hike. There are few variants of the first part of a trekking, you can take a path starting next to the church described in this post and follow it until the sign pointing to Koruldi lakes (next to the place where we met horses) or you can start close to Khergiani tower where we finished mentioned above hike. This time we decided to use another variant starting close to police station and Queen Tamar square in Mestia. After a short part through a village, this path leads upstream, then turns sharply to the slopes on the right, becoming very narrow and steep. After a while we reached wide path in the forest and followed it for the next 1.5 hour, all the time uphill, the higher we got the more mud and snow appeared.
Finally, 2h after leaving our apartment, we reached viewpoint on the Tskhakzasari mountain with wooden platform, rising few meters above the ground and with a huge cross next to it. From this place we could enjoy a stunning view on the multiple mountain ranges surrounding us from all the sides :)
As we continued our way on the path it became a bit flatter, but fresh snow, reaching up to our knees on occasion, made this part equally hard, proper shoes and waterproof trousers highly recommended! The path passes a few old wooden sheds which looked abandoned, there are also no mountain shelters in this area.
From the view platform to the Koruldi lakes it took as 2.5h of continuous walking. After a short break near the group of alpine lakes (almost not visible because of the snow covering them) for snacks and photos, we were heading back to Mestia. Lakes are localized at the foot of Mt. Ushba and it is possible to walk further up to next viewpoint (around 3.000 m).
We decided to come back the same path as we used to get here. The whole day was very sunny and our huge mistake was not using sunglasses and sunscreen. We got sunburned … these mountains taught us that lesson the hard way ;)
Track info:
- Difficulty: moderate
- Distance: 19 km
- Elevation gain: 1300m
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My name is Chad, and I am a 25 year old web developer from Denver, CO. I took a pretty unorthodox path to find my way into this industry (that I honestly love), but I wouldn't change it if I could. I developed an interest in designing and coding websites at a pretty young age (thanks in no small part to Neopets!). I taught myself the basics of the languages of the web around the age of ten and kept it up through most of my early teen years, however around my senior year of high-school my interests started to shift.
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Post graduation, I was still in the position I had worked through most of college, and in an auspicious turn of events, they were looking to completely overhaul their online presence. Given that I was in the middle of my web development training, this was the perfect opportunity to apply what I had been learning outside of a sandbox, and really dig into the minutiae of the web.
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