Let's say a character is just walking along, and suddenly they get a horrible itch in the middle of their back. There just happens to be some music playing, and as they contort their body to try to reach the itch (coincidentally in time with the music), people around them start to do the same thing, thinking it's a dance. It becomes a Dance Sensation, and usually the character doesn't even notice, as they're still trying to get to the itch.
It often gains momentum when one person in the crowd yells, "Hey, look at those cool dance moves!" or something similar. That person starts doing the move, and pretty soon everybody's doing it.
Overlaps with Squirrels in My Pants, as this is sometimes the reason for the motions. It also tends to be attributed to Agony of the Feet. If someone pretends to be dancing, that's an Exercise Excuse, and it could lead to an Accidental Dance Craze.
Examples:
- In the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic comic book series, Big Macintosh accidentally ends up on a parade float, and he decides he might as well check the crowd for someone he's looking for while he's there. The actual dancers say they'll 'follow his lead', and the 'dance' they wind up doing consists mostly of looking around everywhere. It turns into a Brick Joke when later that issue he visits a dance party... where everyone is still doing "The Navigator".
- Airplane!, when Elaine is dancing in the tough-guy bar, and the man with the knife in his back points at his back, trying to get someone to help him, but Elaine just mimics the motion and he falls over dead a moment later.
- The Disney animated film A Goofy Movie featured Goofy improvising his "Perfect [fly fishing] Cast" when he accidentally winds up on stage at a concert. It was adopted and mimicked by the actual performers and became a new dance craze.
- Also, while visiting the Possum Park attraction, Max gets a possum in his pants and everybody starts clapping like he's dancing.
- Can't Buy Me Love: nerd Ronald is pretending to be cool and needs to learn the cool dance moves. He sees an educational program about an African Anteater Ritual mistaking it for American Bandstand and picks up a jerky, jumpy dance which he debuts at a school dance. Everybody thinks he's cool so they copy him.
- The Three Stooges are being trained to be gentlemen, and are assigned a dancing instructor. She tells them this is the latest dance and do exactly as she does. Of course, at the moment the music starts, a bee flies down the back of her dress. They follow her contortions to get rid of the bee, including all of them jumping out the second floor window into a fountain below.
- In "Jane Austen's Mafia!" when Vincenzo Cortino gets shot by a pair of assassins he moves around trying to get people to help him so he can have his gunshot wounds treated, but the crowd thinks he's dancing so they join in, then the assassins shoot him some more causing him to appear to be doing different dance styles including the Charleston, Swing, and the Macarena.
- In the comedic werewolf movie Full Moon High, a student encounters the werewolf in the hallway during a school dance. He rushes off to warn his classmates, but can't be heard over the music. So he forms his hands into claws, hunches over, and imitates being a ferocious beast. The other students mistake it for a dance, and soon the whole crowd is doing it.
- Young Doctors in Love: Intern Dr. Stephanie Brody is teaching a dance class to a bunch of underprivileged kids, giving directions such as 'Clap!' and 'Jump!', and the children are following her dance moves exactly.  She gasps in pain, groans and collapses to the dance floor (as do the children).
 It catches on with the kids, and then with everyone else. Official material would later name the dance as "The Drunk Giraffe."
- In Misfits, the titular offenders end up popping pills that reverse the effects of their powers. Simon, who is normally metaphorically invisible (and literally after the storm), is suddenly incapable of going unnoticed. A woman asks him to dance and Simon, delighted and amazed, takes to the floor. He does these dreamy moves with his arms in front of his face, and before long everyone in the club is doing the same thing.
- Jeeves and Wooster: Geeky naturalist Gussie Fink-Nottle, having trouble confessing his love to Madeline Bassett, complains to Bertie that male newts have it much easier, as they profess attraction by performing a simple body-shaking movement — which he demonstrates, in the middle of Bertie's club, inspiring a new dance which nearly everyone in the room is doing by the time he and Bertie leave.
- I Dream of Jeannie: At a party, Jeannie does her 'fold arms, nod head' spell casting gesture. One of the guests sees her, thinks it is a new dance move, and soon everyone at the party is doing it.
- The Beverly Hillbillies - the Clampetts encounter a group of Beatniks, who are intrigued and ask them what they dig. Jed tells them they dig taters, and pantomimes a shoveling action - 'Diggin' Taters' becomes the Beatnik's new dance of choice.
- In Twin Peaks, Mr. Palmer shows up at the party for the Icelanders. One of the songs triggers the memory of his daughter and he starts to dance, weeping and clutching at his face. Catherine dances with him to try and avoid a scene, but he keeps clutching at his face. Desperate, she imitates his face-clutching hand waves. The Icelanders, not knowing what's going on, start to mimic the movements.
- In Sesame Street, in an Abby's Flying Fairy School segment, Gonnigan's "dance" is inspired by wiggling (from Niblet in his shirt), slipping (from a Banana Peel), and shaking his head (from trying to get goop off).
- The September 1978 issue of MAD featured a three-page "MAD Look at Discos"; one of the many gags packed into the second and third pages involves a dancer having an epileptic seizure as two other dancers look on. One of the onlookers asks the other if the seizure sufferer can teach them those wild dance moves.
- "Charlie Brown", sung by Vicky Rosti, is about a young man who's liked and admired wherever he goes. The song mentions as an anecdote one time when Charlie slipped on a Banana Peel and others copied his moves, creating a new dance.
- The video to the Crazy Frog song "Crazy Frog in the House" features children following Crazy Frog around town and turning his everyday actions into a dance craze.
- Apparently the Queen and Lon Chaney were high-stepping together after hearing of the dapper but dangerous Werewolves of London, as told by Warren Zevon.
- French band Kinito has a song called "J'Sais Pas Danser" note in which a guy tries out a crazy new dance move at a Kinito show, badly wrenches his neck in the process, and returns to the same venue the following night only to discover that his injury-inducing move is all the rage. You don't have to understand any french to follow the plot in the hilarious music video.
- In Moshi Monsters, a shopkeeper named Gilbert Finnister allegedly got angry once and flapped his arms, starting a dance craze for the "Finnister Flap".
- The "Do The Flop" Guy from ASDF Movie, as detailed in the song "Everybody Do The Flop," created his titular dance craze this way. Mid-jump, a crowd watched him and he shouted "Everybody do the flop!" and everyone just went with it.
- In the Happy Tree Friends episode, "Stayin' Alive", Disco Bear (in his first appearance) accidentally injures Petunia and Giggles as he tries to dance with them. He ends up misinterpreting their movements as they're in pain as some kind of new dance, and tries to join in.
- Happens in Doug in the episode "Doug Can't Dance". Doug has to go to the school dance, but he doesn't know how to dance. He spends the episode trying to learn how (and failing). At the end, he goes to the dance, and Roger drops a hammer on Doug's foot. Cue Doug jumping up and down grabbing his foot. Patty then copies him, and soon the entire auditorium is doing "the Slug Hop".
- Two examples from Phineas and Ferb, both involving animals:
- Candace's "Squirrels In My Pants" dance from "Comet Kermillian".
- Jeremy's dance in "Nerdy Dancin'", when Ferb (who's secretly controlling Jeremy through a remote-control exoskeleton) starts swatting at a bee.
- Happened twice in The Flintstones: In one episode Fred stubs his toe and starts hopping up and down. Bystanders join in, and soon everyone is doing "the Frantic"; near the end of the episode, Fred ends up inspiring "the Flintstone Flop" from falling off a table. In another episode, "The Twitch" is created when singer Rock Roll has convulsions as a reaction to his pickled dodo eggs allergy.
- When Grape Ape stubbed his toe on The Great Grape Ape (episode "A Grape is Born"), he started jumping up and down, holding his toe and saying "Oooh, Aaah, Grape Ape, Grape Ape". Not only did nearby buildings get rattled, he also created a new dance.
- In an episode of Samurai Jack, Jack goes undercover to infiltrate an outdoor rave with close ties to Aku. When a group of teens start to become suscipious of Jack, he starts busting out his martial arts moves and the teens excitedly copy his actions.
- In the fifth revival season, the former Tyke Bomb assassin Ashi crosses paths with the spiritual descendants of the freed teenagers. They still remember their predecessors' encounter with Jack from over fifty in-universe years ago, and Ashi learns the "dance" from them during the encounter.
- Camp Lazlo: Raj creates one while trying swat a mosquito in "Slap Happy". It also happens to be same as the Secret Handshake of Scoutmaster Lumpus' Brotherhood of Funny Hats.
- SpongeBob SquarePants: Patrick gets a cramp in the middle of a dance contest, and that sparks off a craze in Bikini Bottom.
- In Tiny Toon Adventures episode, "Buster and Babs Go Hawaiian", Plucky ends up stepping into a coal pit for fire walking, and starts trying to stamp his feet out while rhythmically yelling "Ow, ow, ow! Ow, ow, ow!" to the beat of Aloha Oe. The band at the luau starts to mimic him.
- This happens at the the Teen Titans Go! episode "Serious Business". Robin is waiting for Raven to get out of the bathroom since he really has to go to the bathroom and starts to do the pee-pee dance. The other characters then decide to copy what he's doing, and it does not help to get Raven out on time.
- In Rugrats, Chuckie gets sand in his pants and wiggles around, and the other babies on the playground interpret it as a "dance", making him famous for it.
- In Little Princess, Princess is trying to get out of dancing by demonstrating what she doesn't like about it (eg demonstrating "too floaty and flappy" by flapping), thus starting a "dance" of her own.
- In Star vs. the Forces of Evil, martial artist Marco Diaz tends to go into a fighting stance whenever he is startled. In "Monster Bash", when he does this at a party, the others mistake it for a dance, calling it the "Sword Hand Dance". He attempts to correct them, but gives up and joins in.
- In Legend of the Three Caballeros, when Donald Duck does his usual Angry Fist-Shake, the partying Moai mistake it for a dance move and start imitating it.
- The Italian dance of Tarantella, according to folks, started out when tarantulas bit farmers on the fields. Since the folks thought the spiders' bites were dangerous, they danced until they sweat to drive the venom out. Other people then danced to the beat and the heat, starting a dance frenzy.


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Greetings! So you're interested in knowing a bit more about who this crazy guy hosting a website called smashing the stack? Well
that's cool, I feel special now! :D
So my name is Calvin Ference, also known as w3b_wizzard and also known as Vezril (gamer name). For those who don't know me in real life
I'm your typical geek who has a fascination with photography and music.
So, here's a short biography!
Dec 7 1988: Calvin Is born!
1989: Berlin Wall went down (i was there! :D)
1991: Moved back to Canada!
1995: Got My first computer, A 386 running windows 95 :)
1996: Took my first computer apart.(Thanks Dad!)
1998: Upgraded to win98 (that was THE shiz). I also started to learn Pascal, but never got really far
2001: Started Learning Visual Basic 5.
2002: Started Learning Java. But never liked it.
2003: This is the year I started using Fedora Core 1 (back in the day when it was called Core). I also started to learn Perl.
2005: Started Learning C and got interested in computer security (more the hacking side... guess I started as script kiddy back then)
2006: Started to learn Python, and moved from Fedora to Debian
2007: Graduated High-School and met some cool people on the interwebz who showed me how to destroy computers from afar... they know who they are ;) This is also the year I started college in Computer Engineering. Also this is where I started using Slackware (9.3 if I recall)(still used Debian for other things)
2009: Made a pack that I should learn Java, not because I want to program in the stupid thing but to make fun of other Java programmers who think they're cool and shiz by proving to them how crappy Java is. Yes I actually made that pack.
2010: Graduted college and started working as a System's Administrator
2011: Was accepted in Computer Engineering in University (Don't ask, Qc educational system is screwed up badly)... also the year this site has been created and learned the following languages: Prolog, Scala, Ruby, Erlang, Haskell, Io, Clojure
Well that sums it up, you can see that I started young with computers, mostly due to my Dad who encouraged me to think outside the box (paying a little tribute to the ol'man here). So from this
biography, you can pretty much guess what I like, and maybe even guess a bit my personality. I'm a big fan of beer and Scottish whiskey, love my coffee black like my metal and I randomly write
random stuff and make fun of people. Well that's all about me, please send me an email to why and how you got unto this website, I'd like to hear more about who visists this little space on the interweb.
Enjoy the website and I'm always glad to hear tips and suggestions on how to improve this. Also feel free to ask questions and If I get the time and I like the question, I will answer the best I can and maybe even post it on this webspace.
Until we talk again!
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Candlelight vigil held for toddler killed by falling air conditioner
by Salmaan FarooquiDozens of mourners laid teddy bears and said prayers Saturday for a two-year-old girl who died after being hit by an air conditioner that fell from an apartment window on Monday.
Family and community members who gathered at the candlelight vigil, held at the site of the tragedy, remembered Crystal Mirogho as a sweet child who loved to laugh
“She was our little angel,” said Qasem Afzali, one of Crystal’s cousins. “If I had a bad day, when I came to her house and saw her, it made me feel a lot better.”
Afzali thanked those in attendance for braving the cold weather to honour the toddler, who was in a stroller and with her mother and siblings when she was struck on Monday afternoon.
Some in attendance cried while others — of multiple faiths — prayed for Crystal and her family members.
Family members said Crystal’s immediate family didn’t attend because they couldn’t bear to come back to the spot where she was killed.
“It’s very tough,” said Afzali, adding that the family was devastated.
“Her mom is pale white, she’s in shock, and the dad is also in shock.”
Arif Orya, one of the mourners at the vigil, said his heart broke when he heard about Crystal’s death.
“It’s very important to show love and support for the family,” said Orya.
He said a spokesperson for the President of Afghanistan — where the family immigrated from — sent a message of support to the family and thanked the community for helping them.
A fundraiser for the family had raised more than $33,000 as of Saturday evening. A description for the fundraiser said the money would be used to cover funeral expenses and help the family relocate so they wouldn’t have to face the site of the tragedy every day.
Slavko Ristich, a personal injury lawyer representing the family said it was “wonderful” to see the large turnout from the community.
“There was a lot of outreach,” he said. “The community has been very supportive.”
Ristich said the family is interested in pursuing legal action.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 16, 2019.


Client side data binding allow the users to bind static data sets to the dropdown when the full data collection is
available in client side. It can be configured via setting an array of data objects to options
input
property
or by setting a RxJS Observable
stream to dataSource
input property.
In this data binding technique, data set will be fetched at once. Filtering and Option Selection operations are performed in client side via a built-in data source manager service.
However, it might affect the overall site performance if the data set is significantly larger. Consider using Server Side Basic Data Binding in such cases where all the computation heavy operations are handled in server side and only current view data is sent to client side for on demand data binding.
Client side data binding can be configured by using either of two approaches described below. Data emitted/bound after initial data binding will re-initialize the dropdown list with the new options data set and drop previously bound options data collection or stream.
options: any[]
Default Value: undefined
Target Component: <ng-dropdown>
This approach can be used to bind a static options data collection. The complete set of code snippets for the data binding
via options
input property can be found in What You Will See section example. Dropdown list component reflect the data changes when
options
reference is updated hence, it is not sensitive to data source mutations.
dataSource: Observable<any[]>
Default Value: undefined
Target Component: <ng-dropdown>
This approach can be used to bind an Observable data stream. Refer following example code snippet for complete
usage of the dataSource
property in the client side data binding. The last emitted data collection via the data source stream is
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Boost.Locale
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this class provides an access to general calendar information. More...
#include <boost/locale/date_time.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| calendar (std::ios_base &ios) | |
| calendar (const std::locale &l, const std::string &zone) | |
| calendar (const std::locale &l) | |
| calendar (const std::string &zone) | |
| calendar () | |
| calendar (const calendar &other) | |
| copy calendar | |
| calendar & | operator= (const calendar &other) |
| assign calendar | |
| int | minimum (period::period_type f) const |
| Get minimum value for period f, For example for period::day it is 1. | |
| int | greatest_minimum (period::period_type f) const |
| int | maximum (period::period_type f) const |
| Get maximum value for period f, For example for Gregorian calendar's maximum period::day it is 31. | |
| int | least_maximum (period::period_type f) const |
| Get least maximum value for period f, For example for Gregorian calendar's maximum period::day it is 28. | |
| int | first_day_of_week () const |
| Get first day of week for specific calendar, for example for US it is 1 - Sunday for France it is 2 - Monday. | |
| std::locale | get_locale () const |
| get calendar's locale | |
| std::string | get_time_zone () const |
| get calendar's time zone | |
| bool | is_gregorian () const |
| Check if the calendar is Gregorian. | |
| bool | operator== (const calendar &other) const |
| Compare calendars for equivalence: i.e. calendar types, time zones etc. | |
| bool | operator!= (const calendar &other) const |
| Opposite of ==. | |
Friends | |
| class | date_time |
this class provides an access to general calendar information.
This information is not connected to specific date but generic to locale, and timezone. It is used in obtaining general information about calendar and is essential for creation of date_time objects.
| boost::locale::calendar::calendar | ( | std::ios_base & | ios | ) |
Create calendar taking locale and timezone information from ios_base instance.
| boost::locale::calendar::calendar | ( | const std::locale & | l, |
| const std::string & | zone | ||
| ) |
Create calendar with locale l and time_zone zone
| boost::locale::calendar::calendar | ( | const std::locale & | l | ) |
Create calendar with locale l and default timezone
| boost::locale::calendar::calendar | ( | const std::string & | zone | ) |
Create calendar with default locale and timezone zone
| boost::locale::calendar::calendar | ( | ) |
Create calendar with default locale and timezone
| int boost::locale::calendar::greatest_minimum | ( | period::period_type | f | ) | const |
Get greatest possible minimum value for period f, For example for period::day it is 1, but may be different for other calendars.


Iam a full stack developer. I am experienced in developing desktop applications with .NET, Web Applications with Django and ASP.NET MVC. Also, I can develop cross-platform mobile applications in Flutter[for iOS and Android], and Xamarin Forms[for iOS, Android, and Windows Universal Platform]
Front End : C#, Windows Forms, Visual Studio
BackEnd Technologies: SQL Server, SQLite, Entity Framework, ADO.NET
IDE: Visual Studio
Front End : HTML5, JavaScript, CSS, Bootstrap
BackEnd Technologies: SQL Server, SQLite, Postgres, Entity Framework, ASP.NET with C#, Django, SQL
IDE: Visual Studio[ ASP.NET stack], PyCharm[ Django stack]
Front End : C#, Xamarin Forms [ iOS, Android, UWP ], dart, Flutter [ iOS, Android ]
BackEnd Technologies: SQLite, Entity Framework, Cloudfirestore[ NoSQL database]
IDE: Visual Studio[for Xamarin Forms], Android Studio[for Flutter]
This app lets student practice previous years mcqs of Gate. It also stores user responses for mcqs and produces on demand data such as their progress, trends in mcqs.
Technical Overview: This Android app contains a pre populated SQLite database of MCQs in html format. To populate MCQs in SQLite, a Windows Application was used. In the Android App built using Xamarin.Android, CRUD operations are performed on the database to produce on demand data. In order to display special symbols MathJax is used.
This app contains syllabus and previous papers of Preliminary and Mains Exam for Civil Services Exam. A student can practice Prelims MCQs, mark questions, view their progreess, view trends of prelims exam, search through mcqs.
Technical Overview: This Android app contains a pre populated SQLite database of MCQs and Syllabus in html format. To populate MCQs in SQLite, a Windows Application was used. In the Android App, CRUD operations are performed on the database to produce on demand data
This app contains syllabus and previous papers of Preliminary and Mains Exam for Civil Services Exam. A student can practice Prelims MCQs, mark questions, view their progreess, view trends of prelims exam, search through mcqs.
Technical Overview: This app uses Postgres database to store MCQs and Syllabus. To populate database, Django admin panel is used. This Web app performs CRUD operations on the database to produce on demand data for the client.
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TABLE OF CONTENT
A. GS1 Related B. GS2 Related Polity 1. Naidu sweeps V-P polls with 516 votes 2. Hold competitive exams in regional languages: KDA 3. Lok Sabha passes Bill for setting up petroleum institute in Andhra 4. Wages of being a legislator C. GS3 Related Science and Technology 1. Low-cost, sensitive CO sensor from IISc D. GS4 Related 1. Editing ourselves: On genes and ethics E. Concepts-in-News: Related Concepts to Revise/Learn F. Bills/Acts/Schemes/Orgs in News G. UPSC Prelims Practice Questions H. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
A. GS1 Related
Nothing here for Today!!!
B. GS2 Related
1. Naidu sweeps V-P polls with 516 votes
In news
- Venkaiah Naidu was elected the 15th Vice-President of India on Saturday.
- The election saw the highest polling percentage at 98.12%
- Mr. Naidu polled a massive 516 votes of a total of 760 valid votes.
2. Hold competitive exams in regional languages: KDA
In news
- The Kannada Development Authority (KDA) urged the Centre to conduct competitive examinations in all official languages of States.
- KDA Chairman S.G. Siddaramaiah said the current policy has proved detrimental to the interests of people of various States and regions. He said that “the very fabric of federalism needs to be better appreciated in this selection as well as in any Central government recruitment process.”
- Demands proposed:
- Besides Central civil service examinations, all competitive examinations of national level, especially banking services, must be held in official languages of States.
- In the recruitment to any job of Central, semi-government and public sectors, candidates should be allowed to choose question papers and answer in languages identified in the 8th Schedule of the Constitution, he said.
- The use of English should be restricted to compulsory English paper in order to avoid unwarranted English supremacy.
3. Lok Sabha passes Bill for setting up petroleum institute in Andhra
IIPE
- The Lok Sabha has passed a Bill providing for the establishment of the Indian Institute of Petroleum and Energy (IIPE)
- Where: Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
- The institute will cost the Centre Rs 650 crore
- It is part of a package promised by the Centre to Andhra after the creation of the separate state of Telangana
- It will have the status of an institute of national importance
4. Wages of being a legislator
Context
- The Tamil Nadu Assembly recently voted to double the salaries of its legislators
- Maharashtra’s Assembly passed a Bill in 2016 that raised the monthly salary of its MLAs to above that of the President (Rs. 1.5 lakh per month)
- India paid 2.7 lakh a month, which includes salaries and expenses, to every Member of Parliament in 2015.
Global examples
- Public representatives in developing countries in Africa and Asia are routinely paid far above per capita GDP
- Nigeria, pays its lawmakers more than 100 times its per capita GDP while in Kenya, its legislators get 76 times its per capita GDP.
- Gross salary of an Italian lawmaker is the second highest among developed countries after the U.S
What’s the situation in India?
- India’s initial start was promising. The first cabinet meeting of Jawaharlal Nehru took a collective decision not to avail of their salaries for six months, given the enormous economic suffering in India then.
- Today, parliamentary representatives have arrogated the authority to increase their own fiscal compensation by 1,250% over the last two decades — a case of questionable moral rectitude.
Main concern?
- Allowances should be in proportion to the services that they have rendered to the nation, but in the past two decades, Parliament has seen less than 50% of Bills being scrutinised by parliamentary committees, defeating the very purpose of a deliberative Parliament
- Money Bills, like those associated with Aadhaar, have been passed without being referred to a committee.
A survey of parliamentary salaries
- It was conducted in 2013 by the Inter-Parliamentary Union across 104 Parliaments highlighted that salaries in about 55% are linked to a structured scale, typically linked to the civil service (France, Japan) or ministerial salaries
- Mature democracies typically have separate independent bodies to establish parliamentary salaries; such as the Remuneration Tribunal in Australia or the Independent Commission for the Remuneration of Public Office Bearers in South Africa.
Way forward
- Instead of seeking pay in line with the private sector, India’s public representatives should be paid a reasonable wage, which offers gratitude for their commitment to life as a public servant
- Require an external, independent body to determine parliamentary salaries.
- Salary reviews should be conducted through an institutionalised process
- Increments should be determined through a transparent and accountable process
- The issue of decline in parliamentary sittings could be partially alleviated by linking salaries to a minimum attendance of parliamentary sessions
C. GS3 Related
Category: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
1. Low-cost, sensitive CO sensor from IISc
In news
- Indian Institute of Science researchers have developed a highly sensitive nanometer-scale carbon monoxide sensor by employing an innovative fabrication technique.
- Carbon monoxide (CO) can have adverse effects on the health of people exposed to it. Hence, it becomes necessary to have good, low-cost carbon-monoxide sensors.
Working principle
- Typically, a sensor would be a thin, current carrying plate whose resistance changes on exposure to carbon monoxide. This in turn changes the value of the current flowing through it. This change when measured indicates the level of carbon monoxide in the air.
- Most available sensors are in the micrometer range, a nanometer-sized detector would have a higher sensitivity, but the cost of manufacturing it goes up as the size decreases.
Smart cities and nano-sensors
- The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has a vision of deploying such sensors in large scale for pollution monitoring in large cities like Delhi and Bengaluru.
- If the sensors are installed in all traffic intersections, we can do real time mapping of pollution hot-spots in a city. This would be an enabler in realizing smart cities.
D. GS4 Related
1. Editing ourselves: On genes and ethics
Context:
- Scientists have for the first time managed to edit genes in a human embryo to repair a genetic mutation.
Solution to genetic mutation
- Scientists fixed a mutation that thickens the heart muscle, a condition called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
- The cardiac disease causes sudden death in otherwise healthy young athletes and affects about one in 500 people overall.
- It is caused by a mutation in a particular gene and a child will suffer from the condition even if it inherits only one copy of the mutated gene.
Significance of the research:
- Correcting the mutation in the gene would not only ensure that the child is healthy but it would also prevent the mutation from being passed on to future generations
Other concerns
- Though the research marks a major milestone in genome editing of embryos, it will be a long while before it becomes available as a tool to produce healthy embryos.
- Even research on embryos using federal funding is not permitted in the U.S., where the research was carried out.
- The embryos were produced with the clear intention of using them solely for research and not for implanting them in women.
Advantages of gene editing
- Several diseases can potentially be prevented by using this technique, including some cancers.
- CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing tool is safe for preventing certain hereditary disease-causing mutations, for which no other treatment is available.
Issue
- The main issue is the prospect of developing designer babies through gene editing.
E. Concepts-in-News: Related Concepts to Revise/Learn
Nothing here for Today!!!
F. Bills/Acts/Schemes/Orgs in News
Nothing here for Today!!!
G. Practice Questions for UPSC Prelims Exam
Question 1. Consider the following statement with reference to Dhara Mustard Hybrid
(DMH -11)
- Transgenic mustard crop
- Cross-pollinating plant.
Identify the correct statement.
- Only 1
- Only 2
- Both 1 and 2
- Neither 1 nor 2
Question 2. The base year for the new series of IIP, WPI data is
- 2004-04
- 2010-11
- 2011-12
- 2012-13
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Question 3. India’s first bio refinery plant has set up in which of the following state?
- Andhra Pradesh
- Assam
- Tamil Nadu
- Maharashtra
See
Question 4. Zonal council is
- A Constitutional Body
- A Statutory body
- Constituted by an executive order.
- None of the above
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Question 5. Interstate council is
- A Constitutional Body
- A Statutory body
- Constituted by an executive order
- None of the above
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Question 6. Consider the following statements:
- The Union Home Minister is the Chairman of each of Zonal Councils.
- The Chief Ministers of the States included in each zone act as Vice-Chairman of the Zonal Council for that zone by rotation, each holding office for a period of two year at a time.
Choose the correct statement.
- 1 only
- 2 only
- Both 1 and 2
- Neither 1 nor 2
Question 7. Which Ministry releases WPI?
- Ministry of Commerce and Industry
- Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation
- Ministry of Finance.
- None of the above
G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
GS Paper II
- “We need an external, independent body to determine parliamentary salaries” Examine?
GS Paper III
- Explain CRISPR Gene editing technology its applications and concerns raised against this technology?
GS Paper IV
- What is meant by ‘environmental ethics’? Why is it important to study? Discuss any one environmental issue from the viewpoint of environmental ethics.
- You are working as an Executive Engineer in the construction cell of a Municipal Corporation and are
presently in-charge of the construction of a flyover. There are two Junior Engineers under you who
have the responsibility of day-to-day inspection of the site and are reporting to you, while you are
finally reporting to the Chief Engineer who heads the cell. While the construction is heading
towards completion, the Junior Engineers have been regularly reporting that all construction is
taking place as per design specifications. However, in one of your surprise inspections, you have
noticed some serious deviations and lacunae which, in your opinion, are likely to affect the safety
of the flyover. Rectification of these lacunae at this stage would require a substantial amount of
demolition and rework which will cause a tangible loss to the contractor and will also delay
completion. There is a lot of public pressure on the Corporation to get this construction completed
because of heavy traffic congestion in the area. When you brought this matter to the notice of the
Chief Engineer, he advised you that in his opinion it is not a very serious lapse and may be
ignored. He advised for further expediting the project for completion in time. However, you are
convinced that this was a serious matter which might affect public safety and should not be left
unaddressed.
What will you do in such a situation? Some of the options are given below. Evaluate the merits and demerits of each of these options and finally suggest what course of action you would like to take, giving reasons. (20 marks |250 words)- Follow the advice of the Chief Engineer and go ahead.
- Make an exhaustive report of the situation bringing out all facts and analysis along with your own viewpoints stated clearly and seeks for written orders from the chief Engineer.
- Call for explanation from the Junior Engineers and issue orders to the contractor for necessary correction within targeted time.
- Highlight the issue so that it reaches superiors above the Chief Engineer.
- Considering the rigid attitude of the Chief Engineer, seek transfer from the project or report sick.
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[Philosophy] D.
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[E2E] J. Saltzer,
D. Reed, and D. Clark, End-to-end Arguments in System Design, ACM
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1984.
[WhyJust]
M. Handley, Why the Internet only just works.
End-host: Congestion Control
[skim for background: CC] V. Jacobson and
M. Karels, Congestion Avoidance and Control, ACM SIGCOMM
1988.
[Skim: FCT] Nandita Dukkipati, Nick McKeown, Why Flow-Completion Time is the Right metric for
Congestion Control and why this means we need
new algorithms, Stanford Tech Report.
[QUIC] Langley et al, The QUIC Transport Protocol:
Design and Internet-Scale Deployment, ACM
SIGCOMM 2017.
[DCTCP]
M. Alizadeh, A. Greenberg, D. Maltz, J. Padhye, P. Patel,
B. Prabhakar, S. Sengupta, M. Sridharan, Data Center TCP
(DCTCP), ACM SIGCOMM 2010.
[MPTCP] Damon Wischik, Costin Raiciu, Adam Greenhalgh, Mark Handley, Design, implementation and evaluation of congestion control
for multipath TCP, NSDI 2011.
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[BGPStability] C. Labovitz, R. Malan and F. Jahanian, Internet Routing Instability, IEEE Transactions on Networking, 1998.
[Skim: ConsensusRouting] John, Katz-Bassett, Krishnamurthy and Anderson, Consensus Routing: The Internet as a Distributed System, NSDI, 2008.
[Espresso]
Yap et. al, Taking the Edge off with Espresso: Scale, Reliability
and Programmability for Global Internet Peering, SIGCOMM
2017.
[BGPSec]
Lychev, Golberg and Schapira, BGP Security in Partial
Deploymentg, SIGCOMM 2013.
Programmable Networks and
Software Defined Networking
[OpenFlow]
Nick McKeown et al, OpenFlow: Enabling Innovation in Campus
Networks, ACM CCR 2009. Also see Scott Shenker's talk at ONS 2011.
[skim Onix]
T. Koponen, M. Casado, N. Gude, J. Stribling, L. Poutievski, M. Zhu,
R. Ramanathan, Y. Iwata, H. Inoue, T. Hama, S. Shenker, Onix: A
Distributed Control Platform for Large-scale Production Networks,
OSDI 2010.
[RMT]
Pat Bossart et al, Forwarding Metamorphosis: Fast Programmable
Match-Action Processing in Hardware for SDN, ACM SIGCOMM 2011.
[PIFO]
A. Sivaraman et al, Programmable Packet Scheduling at Line Rate, ACM SIGCOMM 2016.
[Skim: SilkRoad]
Miao et al, SilkRoad: Making Stateful Layer-4 Load Balancing Fast and
Cheap Using Switching ASICs, ACM SIGCOMM 2017.
[B4]
S. Jain et al, B4: Experience with a Globally-Deployed
Software Defined WAN, SIGCOMM 2013.
[Skim: P4]
Pat Bossart et al, P4: Programming Protocol-Independent Packet
Processors, SIGCOMM CCR 2014.
[Pyretic]
C. Monsanto et al, Composing Software Defined Networks, NSDI 2013.
Network Functions and Virtualization
Andromeda
M. Dalton et al, Andromeda: Performance, Isolation, and Velocity at Scale in Cloud Network Virtualization
, NSDI 2018.
[Skim: NVP]
T. Koponen et al, Network Virtualization in Multi-tenant
Datacenters
, NSDI 2014.
[E2]
S. Palkar et al, E2: A Framework for NFV Applications, SOSP 2015.
[OpenNF]
A. Gember-Jacobson et al, Enabling innovation in network function control, SIGCOMM 2014.
[Skim: FlowTags]
S. Fayazbaksh et al, Enforcing Network-Wide Policies in the Presence of Dynamic Middlebox Actions using FlowTags, SIGCOMM 2014.
Application support
[DNS]
P. Mockapetris and K. Dunlap, Development of the Domain Name
System, ACM SIGCOMM 1988.
[RON]
David Andersen, Hari Balakrishnan, Frans Kaashoek, and Robert Morris, Resilient Overlay Networks, ACM SOSP 2001.
[Skim: QoE] Florin
Dobrian, Vyas Sekar, Asad Awan, Ion Stoica, Aditya Ganjam, Dilip
Joseph, Jibin Zhan, Hui Zhang, Understanding the Impact of Video
Quality on User Engagement, ACM SIGCOMM 2011.
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al, C3: Internet-Scale Control Plane for Video Quality Optimization,
NSDI 2015.
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al, Internet Indirection Infrastructure,
Sigcomm 2002.
[SPDY] Xiao Sophia Wang, Aruna Balasubramanian, Arvind Krishnamurthy,
and David Wetherall, How Speedy is SPDY?,
NSDI 2014.
Data Center Networking
[VL2] Albert Greenberg, Navendu Jain, Srikanth Kandula, Changhoon Kim, Parantap Lahiri, Dave Maltz, Parveen Patel, and Sudipta Sengupta,
VL2: A Scalable and Flexible Data Center Network, ACM SIGCOMM 2009.
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Helios: A Hybrid Electrical/Optical Switch
Architecture for Modular Data Centers, ACM SIGCOMM 2010.
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M. Alizadeh et al, CONGA: Distributed Congestion-Aware Load Balancing
for Datacenters, ACM SIGCOMM 2014.
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Gao et al, RDMA over Commodity Ethernet at Scale, ACM SIGCOMM 2016.
What's Next
[DataPlaneVer]
Khurshid et al, VeriFlow: Verifying Network-Wide Invariants in Real Time, NSDI 2013.
[ControlPlaneVer]
Aaron Gember-Jacobson, Raajay Viswanathan, Aditya Akella, Ratul
Mahajan, Fast Control Plane Analysis Using an Abstract
Representation, SIGCOMM 2016.


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#include <NDArrayRing.h>
◆ NDArrayRing()
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◆ ~NDArrayRing()
| NDArrayRing::~NDArrayRing |
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◆ addToEnd()
◆ clear()
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- /home/travis/build/areaDetector/areaDetector/ADCore/ADApp/pluginSrc/NDArrayRing.h
- /home/travis/build/areaDetector/areaDetector/ADCore/ADApp/pluginSrc/NDArrayRing.cpp


04. Ethereum Tools and Community
Ethereum Tools and Community
While making Ethereum decentralized applications, you'll encounter many new tools and communities. These will become an invaluable resource as you continue growing as an Ethereum Blockchain Developer. Here you'll see ways to get connected with this amazing network of tools and communities for yourself.
Objectives
Our goal here is to help you do the following things.
- Describe the basics of tools you'll work with as you build Ethereum applications.
- Join the core Ethereum Blockchain Developer communities
1. Ethereum Tooling Ecosystem
There are many tools meant to help you interact with the Ethereum blockchain. In the following video, we'll take a look at some of the tools you'll use to get started.
5.1-Ethereum-Tooling-Ecosystem
If you're still a bit shaky on these details of these tools, that's totally fine. We'll be introducing each of them throughout the following lessons in more detail as they become relevant to the applications you are building.
Here's a link to the documentaiton for each of the tools I showed you in the previous video.
QUIZ QUESTION::
Match each of the following definitions with their correct tools.
ANSWER CHOICES:
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Purpose |
Tool |
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Metamask |
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Remix |
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web3.js |
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Ganache |
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Geth |
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Truffle |
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Infura |
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Etherscan |
SOLUTION:
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Tool |
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Metamask |
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Remix |
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web3.js |
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Ganache |
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Geth |
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Truffle |
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Infura |
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Etherscan |
2. Ethereum Communities
Ethereum has an extremely helpful and vibrant community of developers!
Connecting with this community is a huge part of the Ethereum Blockchain Developer learning experience. Participating in these communities will take you a long way toward becoming a successful Ethereum developer.
5.2-Ethereum-Communities
As shown in the video, a great place to find Ethereum communities is on their home page. Go to Ethereum.org and scroll to the bottom of the page.
SOLUTION:
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- YouTube
- Gitter
- Stack Exchange
- Meetups
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The Event Loop is what allows Node.js to perform non-blocking I / O operations (even though JavaScript is single-threaded) by offloading operations to the core whenever possible
This is the simplest view
of what an Event Loop looks like
The Event Loop is a loop of events, and it is infinite as long as there is something to execute. Event Loop in Node.js is divided into several phases
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Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, xtl)
- initialise
- __repr__(self)
- Return repr(self).
- absorption(self, energy_kev=None)
- Returns the sample absorption coefficient in um^-1 at the requested energy in keV
- atomic_neighbours(self, structure_index=0, radius=2.5, disp=False)
- Returns the relative positions of atoms within a radius of the selected atom
vector, label = atomic_distances(idx, radius)
idx = index of central atom, choosen from xtl.Structrue.info()
radius = radius about the central atom to find other ions, in Angstroms
disp = False*/True display the output
vector = [nx3] array of atomic positions relative to central atom
label = labels of the neighboring ions
- density(self)
- Return the density in g/cm
- diamagnetic_susceptibility(self, type='volume')
- Calculate diamagnetic contribution to susceptibility
type = 'volume' > returns volume susceptiblity in -dimensionless-
type = 'cgs volume' > returns volume susceptiblity in emu/cm^3
type = 'mass' > returns mass susceptiblity in m^3/kg
type = 'cgs mass' > returns mass susceptiblity in emu/g
type = 'molar' > returns molar susceptiblity in m^3/mol
type = 'cgs molar' > returns molar susceptiblity in emu/mol
- exchange_paths(self, cen_idx=None, nearest_neighbor_distance=7.0, exchange_type='O', bond_angle=90.0, search_in_cell=True, group_neighbors=True, disp=False, return_str=False)
- Calcualte likely exchange pathways between neighboring ions within a certain radius
Ions in exchange path are selected by being close to the bond between neighboring atoms of the same type to the
central atom.
:param cen_idx: index of central ion in xtl.Structure, or None to select 1st magnetic ion in list
:param nearest_neighbor_distance: Maximum radius to serach to
:param exchange_type: str or None. Exchange path only incoroporates these elements, or None for any
:param bond_angle: float. Search for exchange ions withing this angle to the bond, in degrees
:param search_in_cell: Bool. If True, only looks for neighbors within the unit cell
:param group_neighbors: Bool. If True, only shows neighbors with the same bond distance once
:param disp: Bool. If True, prints details of the calcualtion
:param return_str: Bool. If True, returns a formatted string of the results
:return: exchange_path, excange_distance (, output_str)
- info(self)
- Prints various properties of the crystal
- latex_table(self)
- Return latex table of structure properties from CIF
- molcharge(self, element=None, element_no=None, latex=False)
- Generate molecular charge composition of crystal
element : str : specify element that will have a coordination number
element_no : float : The coordination number of element
latex : True/False : if true, outputs in latex format
charge: True/False : if true, outputs chemical charge format
:return: str
- molfraction(self, Z=1)
- Display the molecular weight of a compound and atomic fractions
:param Z: filling number
:return: str
- molname(self, element=None, element_no=None, latex=False)
- Generate molecular name of crystal
element : str : specify element that will have a coordination number
element_no : float : The coordination number of element
latex : True/False : if true, outputs in latex format
:return: str
- orbitals(self)
- Return orbital Compound from classes_orbitals
- update_cif(self, cifvals)
- Update cif dict with new values
:param cifvals: cif dict from readcif
:return: cifvals
- volume(self)
- Returns the volume in A^3
- weight(self)
- Return the molecular weight in g/mol
- xray_edges(self)
- Returns the x-ray absorption edges available and their energies
string, energies = self.xray_edges()
E.G.
string = ['Ru K', 'Ru L1', 'Ru L2' ...]
energies = [22., ...]
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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Two Jedi Knights escape a hostile blockade to find allies and come across a young boy who may bring balance to the Force, but the long dormant Sith resurface to reclaim their old glory.
Ten years after initially meeting, Anakin Skywalker shares a forbidden romance with Padmé, while Obi-Wan investigates an assassination attempt on the Senator and discovers a secret clone army crafted for the Jedi.
As the Clone Wars near an end, the Sith Lord Darth Sidious steps out of the shadows, at which time Anakin succumbs to his emotions, becoming Darth Vader and putting his relationships with Obi-Wan and Padme at risk.
Two Jedi Knights escape a hostile blockade to find allies and come across a young boy who may bring balance to the Force, but the long dormant Sith resurface to reclaim their old glory.
Ten years after initially meeting, Anakin Skywalker shares a forbidden romance with Padmé, while Obi-Wan investigates an assassination attempt on the Senator and discovers a secret clone army crafted for the Jedi.
As the Clone Wars near an end, the Sith Lord Darth Sidious steps out of the shadows, at which time Anakin succumbs to his emotions, becoming Darth Vader and putting his relationships with Obi-Wan and Padme at risk.


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Joseph Laszlo points to a poll on Wi-fi hotspot SSIDs: "When you think about it, an SSID is a means of self expression, though a limited, and kind of a weird one. You may as well be creative about it."
As here, so with handles for instant messaging (which are a tool for self-expression as well as for identification) and bluetooth device names... I've been using MobiLuck recently to track devices that I get near... leave it for a day or so and then check the list of Bluetooth IDs it's accumulated...


Test that field focus is regained when the application is focused, if it had focus when the window was blurred.


Scrawl.js
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Filters
Extensions: images, animation, block, filters, wheel, phrase, path, shape, factories, stacks, frame
Move mouse pointer over canvas.
Entity
Block
Wheel
Outline Wheel
Phrase
Shape
Path
Picture
Frame
Filter
Greyscale
Invert
Brightness
Saturation
Threshold
Channels
ChannelStep
Tint
Sepia
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Emotional Intelligence is being aware of your feelings and actions and how they affect the people around you.
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Self-regulation: understanding and monitoring your emotions and controlling them to fit the situation.
Motivation: being able to hold out for long term rewards instead of instant gratification.
Empathy: being aware of how other people are feeling and being able to put yourself in their shoes and see situations from their point of view, free of judgement.
Social skills: people with high emotional intelligence are able to build rapport with other people and put them at ease.
EQ describes emotions, feelings and being aware of one’s own, as well as someone’s ability to interact and relate with others, whereas IQ describes intelligence and someone’s abstract thinking and logical reasoning ability when compared to the statistical norm.
EQ is important as it allows people to relate to others and understand their own and others feelings - to feel empathy. This allows people to build and maintain personal and work relationships, deal with conflict, understand the thoughts and feelings of people who hold differing views, as well as manage their own emotions. Having a high EQ also enables helping behaviours, making people more likely to help others instead of judging and standing by.


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Collection of interactive Processing sketches and small programs, mostly to test out new ideas or provide a diversion and something to write about. This is where good ideas get their start before graduating into a larger project, and bad ideas get burried.
Click on the sketch to see it in action!
Blob 2014-11
A small physically-based blob. Soft body simulation using a Verlet-based mass-spring system. Try dragging them around.
Spheres 2014-01
Based on Processing.js's header sketch (and Casey Reas' adaptation of it), this sketch features smart fading based on window size and a simple mass-spring system. Use your mouse to drag the spheres around.
Cursor Thief 2010-08
Don't let it steal your mouse cursor! Inspired by this and this.
Boids 2010-07
Steering Behaviors prototype, simple steering behaviors simulation based on Boids by Craig Reynolds, includes steering behaviors such as flocking, random wandering, and object avoidance.
The blue boids will flock around while the red predator will randomly pursue a boid. Also, the predator is attracted to your mouse cursor while the boids try to avoid it.
Osmosis 2010-07
Ambient Survival of the Fittest, Osmosis is based on the puzzle/food-chain genre that often appear in Flash games and sometimes commercial games such as Osmos (which gave inspiration to this project's name).
The player is the blue cell, use the mouse to move around and avoid getting eaten by the bigger cells while absorb smaller cells to grow. The green cells just float around, the purple ones are a little bit more motivated and likes to dash around, while the red cells are dangerous (but clueless) predators.


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Instagram Bombshell Anna Katharina Lifts Low-Cut Tank Top To Reveal Chiseled Abs In Sultry New Photo
November 16, 2019
Instagram Bombshell Anna Katharina Lifts Low-Cut Tank Top To Reveal Chiseled Abs In Sultry New Photo
Anna Katharina gave her one million Instagram followers a treat on Friday when she popped up on the social media platform rocking a cleavage-baring low-cut gray tank top and extremely ripped jeans. She’s wearing her long golden tresses down past her shoulders as she stares into the distance. But most of her fans were likely focused on her midsection. In the photo, the blonde bombshell is lifting up the hem of the top to reveal her sculpted abs, a sight that likely stopped more than a few of her followers in their tracks.
Although her taut abdominal muscles are pretty eye-catching, she didn’t focus on them in her caption. Instead, she talked about her eviscerated jeans.
“Can you imagine wearing these jeans to a family gathering,” she asked.
A couple of people who seem to be related to Anna popped up in the comments to speculate about how older family members would react to the barely-there denim pants.
“Can’t wait to hear what grandma will say about them at Thanksgiving,” one of those Instagram users wrote. Another one of Anna’s presumed relatives said they wanted “dibs” on them for the family’s Thanksgiving meal.
Many other commenters focused on the jeans as well with lots of speculation on how they’d impact a family gathering. Most said that the reception to them would not be positive.
But a lot of the other commenters focused on complimenting the overall beauty of the photo in front of them.
“Awww love this picture and the glow is [fire emoji]” one person wrote.
“Gahhh Could you be any more gorg?!” another fan added before adding a heart-eye emoji to their commented.
“Omg you’re so hot,” a fourth admirer simply said.
As of writing the photo has accumulated over 20,000 likes and more than 350 comments.
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Anna has rocked distressed jeans in an Instagram photo before, but they weren’t as thoroughly ripped as the ones she showed off on Saturday. In a post she created on October 11, she’s wearing pants that are more stylishly torn on the legs. In the photo, she’s pulling down the jeans to flaunt the pink bikini bottoms that she’s wearing underneath.
Just like her most recent photo, the caption of this photo is very tongue-in-cheek.
“You need to sneeze but make it fashion,” she wrote, a reference to the expression on her face in the photo.
The photo currently has almost 20,000 likes and 272 people have commented on the post thus far.


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EmberZNet API Reference: For the EM35x SoC Platform
EmberZNet <IP_ADDRESS>
For the EFR32 and EM3xx Platforms
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Common bootloader definitions. More...
Modules | |
| GPIO | |
| Bootloader GPIO definitions. | |
| Serial | |
| Common bootloader serial definitions. | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef uint8_t | BL_Status |
| Define the bootloader status type. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | { COMM_SERIAL = 0x01, COMM_RADIO = 0x02 } |
Bootloader Status Definitions | |
These are numerical definitions for the possible bootloader status codes. | |
| #define | BL_SUCCESS 0U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Success. More... | |
| #define | BL_CRC_MATCH 2U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: CRC match. More... | |
| #define | BL_IMG_FLASHED 3U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Image flashed. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR 1U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: serial error. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_MASK 0x40U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Error mask. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_HEADER_EXP 0x41U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Failed in header state. Header expected. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_HEADER_WRITE_CRC 0x42U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Failed write/CRC of header. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_CRC 0x43U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Failed file CRC. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_UNKNOWN_TAG 0x44U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Unknown tag. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_SIG 0x45U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: EBL header error. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_ODD_LEN 0x46U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Trying to flash odd length bytes. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_BLOCK_INDEX 0x47U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Indexed past end of block buffer. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_OVWR_BL 0x48U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Attempt to overwrite bootloader flash. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_OVWR_SIMEE 0x49U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Attempt to overwrite Simulated EEPROM flash. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_ERASE_FAIL 0x4AU |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Flash erase failed. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_WRITE_FAIL 0x4BU |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Flash write failed. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_CRC_LEN 0x4CU |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: END tag CRC wrong length. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_NO_QUERY 0X4DU |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Received data before query request/response. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_BAD_LEN 0x4EU |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Invalid length detected. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_TAGBUF 0x4FU |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Problem with tagBuf detected. More... | |
| #define | BL_EBL_CONTINUE 0x50U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: processEbl deferred, call again to continue. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_UNEXPECTED_TAG 0x51U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: A known tag was found in an unexpected location (eg. header tag found after data) More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_UNK_ENC 0x52U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: The specified encryption type is unknown to this bootloader. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_INV_KEY 0x53U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: No valid encryption key found on the device (ie. It's all 0xFF's). Bootloader will not function until this key is set. More... | |
| #define | BL_ERR_ENC 0x54U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Generic error indicating that there was a problem with the encrypted file when decrypting. More... | |
| #define | BL_IBR_ERR_CRC 0x55U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Failed IBR crc. More... | |
| #define | BL_IBR_ERR_VERS 0x56U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Incorrect IBR version. More... | |
| #define | BL_IBR_ERR_ADDR 0x57U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Invalid ebl address in IBR. More... | |
| #define | BL_IBR_ERR_HDR 0x58U |
| Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Incorrect IBR header. More... | |
Bootloader State Flags | |
These are numerical flags for the possible bootloader states. These values are used in the bootloader code for making the current state more verbose.
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| #define | TIMEOUT 0x16 |
| Bootloader state flag. More... | |
| #define | FILEDONE 0x17 |
| Bootloader state flag. More... | |
| #define | FILEABORT 0x18 |
| Bootloader state flag. More... | |
| #define | BLOCKOK 0x19 |
| Bootloader state flag. More... | |
| #define | QUERYFOUND 0x1A |
| Bootloader state flag. More... | |
| #define | START_TIMEOUT 0x1B |
| Bootloader state flag. More... | |
| #define | BLOCK_TIMEOUT 0x1C |
| Bootloader state flag. More... | |
| #define | BLOCKERR_MASK 0x20 |
| Bootloader state flag. More... | |
| #define | BLOCKERR_SOH 0x21 |
| Bootloader state flag: Start Of Header not received. More... | |
| #define | BLOCKERR_CHK 0x22 |
| Bootloader state flag: Sequence of bytes don't match. More... | |
| #define | BLOCKERR_CRCH 0x23 |
| Bootloader state flag: CRC High byte failure. More... | |
| #define | BLOCKERR_CRCL 0x24 |
| Bootloader state flag: CRC Low byte failure. More... | |
| #define | BLOCKERR_SEQUENCE 0x25 |
| Bootloader state flag: Block received out of sequence. More... | |
| #define | BLOCKERR_PARTIAL 0x26 |
| Bootloader state flag: Partial block received. More... | |
| #define | BLOCKERR_DUPLICATE 0x27 |
| Bootloader state flag: Duplicate of previous block. More... | |
Common bootloader definitions.
See bootloader-common.h for source code.
| #define BL_CRC_MATCH 2U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: CRC match.
| #define BL_EBL_CONTINUE 0x50U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: processEbl deferred, call again to continue.
| #define BL_ERR 1U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: serial error.
| #define BL_ERR_BAD_LEN 0x4EU |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Invalid length detected.
| #define BL_ERR_BLOCK_INDEX 0x47U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Indexed past end of block buffer.
| #define BL_ERR_CRC 0x43U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Failed file CRC.
| #define BL_ERR_CRC_LEN 0x4CU |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: END tag CRC wrong length.
| #define BL_ERR_ENC 0x54U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Generic error indicating that there was a problem with the encrypted file when decrypting.
| #define BL_ERR_ERASE_FAIL 0x4AU |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Flash erase failed.
| #define BL_ERR_HEADER_EXP 0x41U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Failed in header state. Header expected.
| #define BL_ERR_HEADER_WRITE_CRC 0x42U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Failed write/CRC of header.
| #define BL_ERR_INV_KEY 0x53U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: No valid encryption key found on the device (ie. It's all 0xFF's). Bootloader will not function until this key is set.
| #define BL_ERR_MASK 0x40U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Error mask.
| #define BL_ERR_NO_QUERY 0X4DU |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Received data before query request/response.
| #define BL_ERR_ODD_LEN 0x46U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Trying to flash odd length bytes.
| #define BL_ERR_OVWR_BL 0x48U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Attempt to overwrite bootloader flash.
| #define BL_ERR_OVWR_SIMEE 0x49U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Attempt to overwrite Simulated EEPROM flash.
| #define BL_ERR_SIG 0x45U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: EBL header error.
| #define BL_ERR_TAGBUF 0x4FU |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Problem with tagBuf detected.
| #define BL_ERR_UNEXPECTED_TAG 0x51U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: A known tag was found in an unexpected location (eg. header tag found after data)
| #define BL_ERR_UNK_ENC 0x52U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: The specified encryption type is unknown to this bootloader.
| #define BL_ERR_UNKNOWN_TAG 0x44U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Unknown tag.
| #define BL_ERR_WRITE_FAIL 0x4BU |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Flash write failed.
| #define BL_IBR_ERR_ADDR 0x57U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Invalid ebl address in IBR.
| #define BL_IBR_ERR_CRC 0x55U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Failed IBR crc.
| #define BL_IBR_ERR_HDR 0x58U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Incorrect IBR header.
| #define BL_IBR_ERR_VERS 0x56U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Incorrect IBR version.
| #define BL_IMG_FLASHED 3U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Image flashed.
| #define BL_SUCCESS 0U |
Numerical definition for a bootloader status code: Success.
| #define BLOCK_TIMEOUT 0x1C |
Bootloader state flag.
| #define BLOCKERR_CHK 0x22 |
Bootloader state flag: Sequence of bytes don't match.
| #define BLOCKERR_CRCH 0x23 |
Bootloader state flag: CRC High byte failure.
| #define BLOCKERR_CRCL 0x24 |
Bootloader state flag: CRC Low byte failure.
| #define BLOCKERR_DUPLICATE 0x27 |
Bootloader state flag: Duplicate of previous block.
| #define BLOCKERR_MASK 0x20 |
Bootloader state flag.
| #define BLOCKERR_PARTIAL 0x26 |
Bootloader state flag: Partial block received.
| #define BLOCKERR_SEQUENCE 0x25 |
Bootloader state flag: Block received out of sequence.
| #define BLOCKERR_SOH 0x21 |
Bootloader state flag: Start Of Header not received.
| #define BLOCKOK 0x19 |
Bootloader state flag.
| #define FILEABORT 0x18 |
Bootloader state flag.
| #define FILEDONE 0x17 |
Bootloader state flag.
| #define QUERYFOUND 0x1A |
Bootloader state flag.
| #define START_TIMEOUT 0x1B |
Bootloader state flag.
| #define TIMEOUT 0x16 |
Bootloader state flag.
| typedef uint8_t BL_Status |
Define the bootloader status type.


The ultimate guide to Christmas pantomimes in and around Bristol in 2019
From the Hippodrome to the Regrave, these are our top pick of pantos
by Danny ShawChristmas would still be Christmas without pantomimes… (oh no it wouldn’t).
The festive season is nearly upon us, bringing with it a jam-packed selection of pantomimes for to entertain people.
Though primarily aimed at children, Bristol’s selection of pantomimes promises to entertain all the family with their silly humour and sparkly sets.
From Beauty and the Beast to Jack and the Beanstalk, there really is something for everyone.
So don’t miss out, here's our roundup of pantomimes this year.
Have we missed one? Get in touch via<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Bristol Hippodrome – Dick Whitington
Dates and Times: Saturday, December 7 to Sunday, January 5. Show times vary between 11am and 7pm.
Tickets: From £13 via atgtickets.com/Bristol.
The famous tale of how Dick outwits King Rat, gets married to Alice and ends up Mayor of London will be brought to life this Christmas by Qdos entertainment, the largest pantomime company in the world.
The panto will star soap-legend Shane Ritchie , best known for playing Alfie Moon in Eastenders.
The production will also use the same set and staging as used in the West End version of the show, produced at The London Palladium.
This will be refreshed with a brand-new script written exclusively for Shane Ritchie.
After last year’s exceptional production of Cinderella starring Gok Wan, this year’s will surely raise the bar even further.
Redgrave Theatre – Beauty and the Beast
Dates and Times: Saturday, December 21 to Tuesday, December 31. Show times vary between 11am and 6pm.
Tickets, from £15, are available here .
The Redgrave Theatre’s first pantomime promises to be packed full of festive excitement.
Theatre manager Sue Ellicott said: “It is great to be able to stage a pantomime for the first time this year, which should be a great addition to our family programme and lots of fun for children and adults alike!”
Produced by the award-winning Polka Dot Productions, the show will star Andy Brennan as Dolly Doughnut and Daniel Chambers as French Franc.
Twenty four local children will also be taking part, who will undoubtedly win over the audience and make this a distinctly youthful production.
Expect colourful scenery, extravagant outfits and even some panto pooches.
Weston Playhouse – Cinderella
Dates and Times: Saturday December 7 to Tuesday, December 31 Show times vary between 11 am and 7pm.
Tickets: From £21.95 at www.theplayhouse.co.uk
A classic on the pantomime scene, Cinderella comes to Weston-super-Mare this Christmas, bringing with it, returning favourite Linda Lusardi as the Fairy Godmother.
Linda’s husband, Sam Kane, best known for his work on Coronation Street and Emmerdale, is both directing the production, and featuring himself, as one of the Ugly Sisters.
If that’s not enough, Amy Thompson of Channel 5’s Milkshake will also star as Cinderella.
This rags-to-riches tale promises a large production, awesome song and dance numbers as well as real Shetland ponies.
Cadbury House – Jack and the Beanstalk
Dates and Times: 2pm on Friday, December 29.
Tickets: From £8 via this link .
Touring pantomime company Chaplins will bring an evening of family fun and festivity to Congresbury, in North Somerset, for one afternoon only.
Children and parents alike will be delighted by characters such as Jack, Mayor Botchett and Barmy Bosworth among others.
Mehmet Kandemir general manager at Cadbury House said: “The great thing about our Pantomime is that it is a lot more intimate than many shows you can see in the larger theatres meaning the kids can really get up close and personal with their favourite characters.
“The lighting and music is fantastic and it also works out much more affordable for a whole family.
“The show will be full of magical scenes, modern songs and spectacular costumes. It has been specially written to entertain children and will be put on by a professional cast and crew. With loads of interaction we expect lots of shouting, cheering and booing – and that’s just the parents!”
For the latest news in and around Bristol, visit and bookmark Bristol Live's homepage .


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You can set (or get) the content of the panel with the .html() method. You can also load content from external url with .load()
method. If the content property of the panel is an object and has .render(box) method, it will be called to render the content when
needed. When layout is resized, it will call .resize(width, height) of all panels where content is an object.


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Many popular queueing solution provide support for scheduling. Features like Redis-Scheduler,the run_at column in DJ are very important to the web application developer. While Queue Classic does not offer any sort of scheduling features, I do not discount the importance of the concept. However, it is my belief that a scheduler has no place in a queueing library, to that end I will show you how to schedule jobs using Queue Classic and the Clockwork gem.
In this example, we are working with a system that needs to compute a sales summary at the end of each day. Lets say that we need to compute a summary for each sales employee in the system.
Instead of enqueueing jobs with run_at set to 24hour intervals, we will define a clock process to enqueue the jobs at a specified time on each day.
Create a file and call it clock.rb
handler {|job| QC.enqueue(job)}
every(1.day, "SalesSummaryGenerator.build_daily_report", :at => "01:00")


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SSISCipherBoy.exe (and SSISCipheUtil.dll) - WinForms app to help encrypt/decrypt values in an xml configuration file used by SSIS packages.
Let go of your worries about plain text values present in SSIS xml configuration files; let go of your pains about writing a script task to encrypt/decrypt xml configuration values. SSISCipherBoy may help satisfy you.
Watch a how to use video at https://vimeo.com/59472931
Features -
Download the latest redistributable package from the Downloads tab.
Contributors are welcome - Please contact me at
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{% extends "base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% load account %} {% load breadcrumbs from directory_components %} {% block head_title %}{% trans "Confirm email address - great.gov.uk" %}{% endblock %} {% block content %} {% breadcrumbs 'Sign in' %} Confirm email address {% endbreadcrumbs %}
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An InputFormat class behaves like a TextInputFormat, except that it returns a FunctionalSyntaxRecordReader instead of a LineRecordReader.
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A RecordReader implementation which takes care of reading whole OWL axiom expressions in functional syntax from a given file split.
A RecordReader implementation which takes care of reading whole OWL axiom expressions in functional syntax from a given file split. The main functionality that distinguishes a FunctionalSyntaxRecordReader from a LineRecordReader is that it checks whether a read line contains the beginning of a multi-line literal like, for example
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I finally recieved my new order of 2C-I on friday and hurried to weight out 18mg. I'd previously started at 10mg, then 12, then 15, and now I decided to take it a bit further. I'd always been pleased with my 2C-I experiances but this episode would prove to be unexpectedly visual. I prepared 2 tablets one at 18mg as I mentioned and one at 12 mg for a friend on a set of .00mg scales. I then hurried over to the friends house anxious to test out the higher dosage. My friend had used 2C-I once before at 10mg and was pleased to have the opportunity to try it again.
I previously discontinued my 1mg prescription or Risperdal three days prior, as well was regurally taking 2-4mg of Alprozalom. Both of these were given for Anxiety and Panic attacks which I've suffered from for over 5-6 months. Note: I find psychedelics don't interfer at all or very little with my Anxiety issues, where as Caffeine, or Tobacco sends me into hell. Go figure?!
At any rate we ate a light dinner of 1 hotdog and a small portion of Baked beans. I was cautious as to this interfering with the trip, though in the end I experianced no discomfort.
We dosed at 6:30 PM and spent the next hour or so in friendly conversation. Calmy sitting on my friends porch enjoying the spring evening.
At 7:20 Pm I felt the first waves of the Phenethylamine trip building. I became very anxious, (in a good way) that the trip was starting so early for me. My friend didn't feel effects for another hour.
By 8:00 PM I was hurtling into a full blown trip. It seemed as if the visuals were never going to peek. I was amazed since the lower dosages I'm used to never produced such vivid colorful visuals. I was actually secretly questioning whether or not I'd recieved the correct product, even though everything gave evidence of the 2C-I effects, just so much more visual.
With this higher dose I didn't notice the normal body buzz on the come up that I ussally get and was a bit dissappointed. If I remember correctly at around 10:30 PM I felt as if I peaked, and was on a rough yet pleasuable ride. Not satisfied with the body buzz I took 3 350mg tablets of Soma (Carisprodol).
I felt the Soma's kick in about 40 minutes later, 11:10 PM, and became a bit wobbly to put it best. It synergized well with the 2C-I, and the only drawback was a slight 'numbing' of the visuals, yet not to a point of let down. It made the 2C-I buzz and body vibrations 50% more pleasuable. However I wouldn't condone mixing the substances, even though I've never had any issues myself.
I rode this wonderful carpet ride well into 3:30 AM or 4:30 AM. I am still in awe at how visual the trip was, as I didn't previously believe 2C-I was caple of such beauty, not at an 18 mg dose anyhow. My best memories were talking to myself in the bathroom and hearing my voice echo, as well as the shiftin vibrant patterns. Also CEV's were very similar to LSD or Mescaline. I could close my eyes and see wonderful swirling patterns, prisms, etc, and then slowly open my eyes and the patterns would feel the outside field of vision. It was magical.
Around 4:15 AM I ingested 2mg of Xanax to calm my comedown, and it worked nicely, the Soma's carried me close to the 4:15 Am mark, and the Xanax carried me into a deep nice, hard sleep. I ended up finally waking up around 3:00 PM. So I drained myself further than I thought I had. There were no side effects except for a general feeling of fatigue which tapered by 5:00 PM.
So all in all a positive, clear headed, surprisingly visual experiance.
Happy trails!
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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3/4 c. sugar
1/2 c. margarine/butter, softened
2 eggs
1 c. (2 medium) mashed ripe bananas
1/3 c. milk
1 t. vanilla
2 c. all purpose flour
1/2 c. chopped nuts, if desired
1 t. baking soda
1/2 t. salt
Heat oven to 350F. Grease bottom only of 9X5" or 8X4" loaf pan. In large bowl, beat sugar and butter until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs. Add bananas, milk and vanilla; blend well. In small bowl, combine flour, nuts, baking soda and salt; mix well. Add to banana mixture; stir just until dry ingredients are moistened. Pour into greased pan.
Bake at 350F for 50-60 minutes or until toothpick in center comes out clean. Cool 5 minutes; remove from pan. Cool completely. Wrap tightly and store in refrigerator.
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3/4 c. sugar
1/2 c. margarine/butter, softened
1 c. (2 medium) mashed ripe bananas
1/2 c. dairy sour cream
2 eggs
2 c. all purpose flour
1 t. baking soda
1/2 t. salt
3/4 c. mini semi-sweet chocolate chips
1/2 c. chopped nuts
Heat oven to 350. Grease and flour bottom only of one 9x5 or 8x4" loaf pan. In large bowl, combine sugar and butter; beat until light and fluffy. Add bananas, sour cream and eggs; blend well. Stir in flour, baking soda and salt' blend well. Fold in chocolate chips and nuts. Pour into greased and floured pan.
Bake at 350F for 50-60 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean. Cool 15 minutes; remove from pan. Cool completely. Wrap tightly and store in fridge.
Thanks to Melissa Hays for the banana bread recipes.


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