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Saila dai’s shop looked just like any other tourist bag shop we see at Thamel with varieties of jute and hemp bags of all sizes ornamented all around. As we entered the store, Saila dai was seated at the counter, he showed us around seemingly self-conscious about the goods, repeatedly adding, “aba arko pali ramro saman lyaunu parcha” (which translates to “we need to bring better goods next time”). He was a lean guy in his early 40s, with veiny arms and sleeves, dragged up to his elbow; he offered us tea: the traditional Nepali culture of treating guests was not forgotten even in such times of crises.
Bhauju, his wife, sat nearby throughout the interview. Before the lockdown, she used to manage another shop, even bigger than this one. After the first lockdown, the bills got difficult to manage and the landlord was constantly troubling them for rent compelling them to shut that shop. They packed the leftovers and brought them to this current store. This shop is owned by someone else, but they agreed to let Saila dai sell his goods too. It had been around 20 years he was working here, the owners were more like his family now.
Saila dai was 12/13 years old when he first came to Kathmandu in 1991. He sold souvenirs to tourists back then. Adding up the years, we collectively figure it has been around 30 years since he has been working in the tourism industry. In those 30 years, he says, the lockdown has been like no other, the troubles of the earthquake did not even count to a percent of what COVID-19 has done to their lives.
During the lockdown, there was a phase where he thought they would die of hunger. There was no income and the savings were dwindling rapidly. Seemingly out of sources of income, they thought of selling vegetables as a desperate attempt to make their ends meet. However, even that did not seem like a good idea. “Back in those lockdown days, sales in the footpath were not allowed, a thela (vegetable cart) was compulsory, but the investment for thela could instead be used to cover the daily necessities for at least a few days”. Struggling with procuring even basic everyday meals, the choice was clear. During those desperate times, he heard of government relief packages and enlisted his name. Receiving food support from the government, although took months to arrive, seemed like appreciable support.
After the lockdown was lifted, he opened the shop but the place was deserted. He asks, “For whom do we even unload the items?”
As he was speaking, a few teenage girls entered the shop and bought a few purses, bargaining from 400 to 200. Bhauju was unsure of giving away the purses at this price but for Saila dai the priority, at this moment, was sustaining the business rather than earning a profit.
Saila dai says he is terrified, he looks uncertain of his future and stutters expressing his anger with whatever has happened after the pandemic. Profit at this point is unimaginable selling one bag a week and at this rate. The revenue is hardly enough to cover electricity and rent- let alone his own cost of living. The owners are thinking of closing the shop if this goes on for too long. Closure of this shop would mean the closure of his sole source of income. Saila dai ponders on what to do next. The answer is as uncertain as the situation brought forth by COVID-19.


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Colorado 14er Event
Pikes Peak - August 2010
Having a new ham license spurred Neal , KD0MBL, to
explore mountain top communications during the 2010 Colorado 14er
event. Andy, ND0P, and Andy's son Benji (6) accompanied Neal. The two
hams are the first from Pueblo West Amateur Radio Club to participate
in the event.
Using a Yaesu FT-857, a homebrew 20 meter dipole used
as an inverted "V" with a fishing pole for a mast, and
using two 120-watt solar panels, the two had an enjoyable outing.
Paul, KB0JIT, helped Neal build the antenna they used.
Bob, K0NR, from Monument was working the event on VHF/UHF,
and shared his experience with them. |
Neal, KD0MBL, makes an SSB contact on 20 meters while Benji sleeps in
the other front seat. |
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Andy, N0DP, hams it up for the camera. |
When you are on a mountain, you don't need a tall mast! |
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A view from the top of Pikes Peak at 14,115 feet ASL. |
Bob, K0NR, looks on as Neal makes a contact. |


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This is a dashboard to track various naming scheme violations in Python packages.
Specifically, this tracks the use of “unversioned” python
in all package names, Provides, Requires, etc.
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Evening at home with Coraline while Amber gets out of the house with the ladies. What will Cora find to throw on the floor next?
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« CSS « CSS Reference « CSS Reference:Mozilla Extensions
In Mozilla applications, -moz-user-input
determines if an element will accept user input.
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visual
-moz-user-input
was one of the proposals leading to the proposed CSS 3
user-input
property, which has not yet reached Candidate Recommendation (call for implementations).
For elements that normally take user input, such as a textarea, the initial value of -moz-user-input
is enabled.
-moz-user-input: none | enabled | disabled | inherit
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to true, in that the element is drawn normally.input.example { /* the user will be able to select the text, but not change it. */ -moz-user-input: disabled; }


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In light of the ongoing concerns around COVID-19—and based on guidance from Code for America and our hosts at the Cambridge Innovation Center— we have made the difficult decision to shift to virtual hack nights starting Tuesday, March 10.
Please join us online Tuesday nights at 7pm. Here’s how to get started:
This is a temporary phase! With your help, we’ll keep our community strong and stay on mission to improve the lives of everyone in the Greater Boston area through design and technology.
Code for Boston addresses local social and civic challenges through creative uses of technology. Despite the name, we're not solely focused on coding! We foster relationships between government, nonprofit, academic, for-profit companies, residents, civic technologists, analysts, designers, and many more. All are welcome!


Who plays on 'Monday Night Football' tonight? Time, TV channel, schedule for Week 12
by Tadd HaislopTonight's "Monday Night Football" game is a matchup of playoff hopefuls in Baltimore and Los Angeles. Ravens vs. Rams, scheduled to kick off at 8:15 p.m. ET on ESPN, also features a handful of star players like Aaron Donald, JalenRamsey, Todd Gurley,Earl Thomas and Mark Ingram.
But let's be honest: "Monday Night Football" tonight might as well be promoted as the Lamar Jackson show.
MORE: The glory days of "Monday Night Football"
The Ravens quarterback, firmly established as a 2019 NFL MVP candidate, is the reason his team enters Monday night's game as a three-point road favorite. Through 10 games this season, Jackson has 2,258 passing yards and 781 rushing yards,the most rushing yards by a QB through 10 games of a season in NFL history. Since entering the NFL in 2018, Jackson has 3,459 passing yards and 1,476 rushing yards in 26 career games.
With 24 rushing yards on Monday night against theRams, Jackson would become the first player with at least 3,000 passing yards and 1,500 rushing yards over his first two seasons in NFL history.
Below is all you need to know about Week 12's Monday nightgame between the Ravens and Rams,including the kickoff time and TV channel.
MORE: Why Lamar Jackson's mind-boggling stats should end all NFL MVP debates
Who plays on Monday Night Football tonight?
- Baltimore Ravens at Los Angeles Rams
- Kickoff time: 8:15 p.m. ET
In both our NFL Week 12picks against the spread and straight-up predictions, Sporting News projected a Ravensvictory over the Rams on Monday night. Below are the explanations.
Pick against the spread:The Rams' defense has two elite players in Aaron Donald and Jalen Ramsey, but there are plenty of other holes that the Ravens can exploit with Lamar Jackson, their traditional running game and their intermediate passing game. Jared Goff is struggling, and he faces a top secondary that now has former Ram Marcus Peters behind a revamped pass rush. Jackson will come through with plenty of his usual action, and Goff won't come up with a reaction once Baltimore contains Todd Gurley. Pick: Ravens win 23-16 and cover the spread .
Straight-up prediction:The Rams have put together four consecutive strong defensive performances, but it's hard to imagine their slowing down the rushing and scoring freight train that is Lamar Jackson and the Ravens. On the road but in a favorable, prime-time slot, expect the NFL's hottest team to keep rolling. Pick: Ravens 28, Rams 23 .
MORE: Full betting preview for Ravens vs. Rams
What channel is Monday Night Football on?
- TV channel: ESPN
- Live stream: ESPN app
ESPN (and ABC) has been the home for "Monday Night Football" since its inception in 1970. You can find a live stream for MNF games at ESPN.com or by downloading the ESPN app .
Joe Tessitore and Booger McFarland will have the call from the booth. McFarland was a sideline analyst last year, but moved into the booth when Jason Witten returned to the Dallas Cowboys following a stint in broadcasting that was not particularly well-received.
Lisa Salters returns for her eighth season as sideline reporter, and John Perry is the crew's new officiating analyst for 2019.
Monday Night Football schedule 2019
| Week 1 | Sept. 9 | Texans at Saints (7 p.m. ET) |
| Sept. 9 | Broncos at Raiders (10:15 p.m. ET) | |
| Week 2 | Sept. 16 | Browns at Jets |
| Week 3 | Sept. 23 | Bears at Redskins |
| Week 4 | Sept. 30 | Bengals at Steelers |
| Week 5 | Oct. 7 | Browns at 49ers |
| Week 6 | Oct. 14 | Lions at Packers |
| Week 7 | Oct. 21 | Patriots at Jets |
| Week 8 | Oct. 28 | Dolphins at Steelers |
| Week 9 | Nov. 4 | Cowboys at Giants |
| Week 10 | Nov. 11 | Seahawks at 49ers |
| Week 11 | Nov. 18 | Chiefs at Chargers |
| Week 12 | Nov. 25 | Ravens at Rams |
| Week 13 | Dec. 2 | Vikings at Seahawks |
| Week 14 | Dec. 9 | Giants at Eagles |
| Week 15 | Dec. 16 | Colts at Saints |
| Week 16 | Dec. 23 | Packers at Vikings |


--- layout: ru-RU/untranslated title: Downloads · The Rust Programming Language ---
The current stable release of Rust , updated every six weeks and backwards-compatible.
| Linux (.tar.gz) | ||
| Mac (.pkg) | ||
| Windows (GNU ABI †) (.msi) | ||
| Windows (MSVC ABI †) (.msi) | ||
An easy way to install the stable binaries for Linux and Mac is to run this in your shell:
curl -sSf https://static.rust-lang.org/rustup.sh | sh
A preview of the upcoming stable release, intended for testing by crate authors. Updated every six weeks and as needed.
Scheduled for stable release
{{ site.beta_date }}.
| Linux (.tar.gz) | |||
| Mac (.pkg) | |||
| Windows (GNU ABI †) (.msi) | |||
| Windows (MSVC ABI †) (.msi) | |||
An easy way to install the beta binaries for Linux and Mac is to run this in your shell:
curl -sSf https://static.rust-lang.org/rustup.sh | sh -s -- --channel=beta
The current development branch. It includes unstable features that are not available in the betas or stable releases.
| Linux (.tar.gz) | |||
| Mac (.pkg) | |||
| Windows (GNU ABI †) (.msi) | |||
| Windows (MSVC ABI †) (.msi) | |||
An easy way to install the nightly binaries for Linux and Mac is to run this in your shell:
curl -sSf https://static.rust-lang.org/rustup.sh | sh -s -- --channel=nightly
Discover other downloads in the archives.
† There are two prominent ABIs in use on Windows: the native (MSVC) ABI used by Visual Studio, and the GNU ABI used by the GCC toolchain. Which version of Rust you need depends largely on what C/C++ libraries you want to interoperate with: for interop with software produced by Visual Studio use the MSVC build of Rust; for interop with GNU software built using the MinGW/MSYS2 toolchain use the GNU build.
MSVC builds of Rust additionally require the Microsoft Visual C++ build tools for Visual Studio 2013 or later. The easiest way to acquire the build tools is by installing Microsoft Visual C++ Build Tools 2015 which provides just the Visual C++ build tools. Alternately, you can install Visual Studio 2015 or Visual Studio 2013 and during install select the "C++ tools". No additional software installation is necessary for basic use of the GNU build.
Rust's support for the GNU ABI is more mature, and is recommended for typical uses.


CRIDAddModalController
app.CRIDs
Controller for modal View to add USPS CRID
lbServices
(Loopback API service)
CRIDAddModalController($scope:, $modalInstance:, logger:, data:, MailOwner:, CRID:);
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| $scope: | object | Angular Scope object |
| $modalInstance: | object | Angular Bootsrap modal instance object |
| logger: | object | Internal Logging Service |
| data: | array | Genertic data (button text) |
| MailOwner: | object | Selected Mail Owner |
| CRID: | object | Selected CRID |
perform 'ADD' processing (Add CRID data to the database, then close the dialog)
perform 'CANCEL' processing (dismiss the Modal)
collect all available Mail Owners, to select which is to be associated with the new CRID
collect all available Mail Owners, to select which is to be associated with the new CRID


Public Member Functions | |
| afterFind ($results, $primary=false) | |
| make ($question, $options, $page_id) | |
| allShownQuestions () | |
| allShownIds () | |
Public Attributes | |
| $name = "Question" | |
| $useTable = 'questions' | |
| $belongsTo = array('Page') | |
| $hasMany |
Models a single question in the survey and holds its options/answers
Copyright 2013 University of Washington, School of Nursing. http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause
| Question::$hasMany |
Initial value:
array('Option' => array('order' =>'Sequence ASC', //'conditions' => 'Sequence > 0'))


July 20th, 2014
I'm super excited to attend Dev Bootcamp. Shereef, definitely has an interesting perspective on life and how it should be viewed.
Of the people I've meet in our cohort - I think we will take ownership. It's something I'll remind myself that I'll keep the mindset of the creator. It's a bit concerning that how I've been sucessful to date is kind of opposite to Dev Bootcamp. So the fear of failure is slightly surfacing at this point.
It's great to hear that the environment at Dev Bootcamp is more collaborative than competitive. I tend to thrive most in enirvonments like this. The qualities that Dev Bootcamp value: integrity, ethics, persistance, perserverance (e.g Emotional Intelligence) is something that I want to hone over my exeperience. Dev Bootcamp is truly a special place in that EI is valued more than IQ.
Estimating the time of work and allocating enough time is something that I struggle with. Even with submitting the first week of challenges I'm having issues. This is something that I'll have to keep an eye out at Dev Bootcamp. I'll definitely have to use the 20 minute time limit technique.


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The Contrafabulists – Kin Lane and Audrey Watters – monitor predictions that technologists and marketers make about the future of technology. No surprise, most of the predictions are made about AI, a development whose future folks have been predicting incorrectly since the 1950s.
Here are the predictions made this week:
Gartner predicts “IoT Security Spending to Hit $1.5 Billion This Year.”
Via MIT Technology Review: “Water scarcity could affect 5 billion people by 2050.”
Via The Motley Fool: “Starbucks Shoots for Recyclable, Compostable Cup by 2021.”
“Nissan Wants to Sell One Million Electric Vehicles a Year by 2022,” says Bloomberg.
According to InfoSecurity Group Magazine, which has zero stake in predicting this particular future, “Cyber-Terrorism Set to Be Top Threat by 2020.”
Techcrunch says that “Jack Dorsey believes bitcoin will be the world’s sole currency within 10 years.” Seriously?!


- generate_signature(PrivateKey, byte[]) - Static method in class com.sleepysim.Signature_tool
-
generate a signature
- get_amount() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Transaction
-
This function get the amount of the transaction
- get_creator() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Block
-
This function gets the creator of the block.
- get_current_hash() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Block
-
This function gets the current hash of the block.
- get_from() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Transaction
-
This function get the sender of the transaction
- get_last_hash() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Block
-
This function gets the last hash of the block.
- get_length(Block) - Method in class com.sleepysim.Naive_adversary
-
This function get the length of the block
- get_length(Block) - Method in class com.sleepysim.Selfish_adversary
-
This function get the length of the block
- get_length(Block) - Method in class com.sleepysim.Selfish_Eclipse_attack
-
This function get the length of the block
- get_length(Block) - Method in class com.sleepysim.Stubborn_adversary
-
This function get the length of the block
- get_message() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Message
-
get message
- get_message() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Message_to_send
-
This function gets the message content
- get_send_time() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Message_to_send
-
This function gets the send time of the message
- get_sender_id() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Message_to_send
-
This function gets the message sender id
- get_signature() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Block
-
This function gets the signature of the block.
- get_target_id() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Message_to_send
-
This function gets the message receiver id
- get_time_stamp() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Block
-
This function gets the time stamp of the block.
- get_to() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Transaction
-
This function get the receiver of the transaction
- get_txs() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Block
-
This function gets the transactions of the block.
- get_uid() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Message_to_send
-
This function gets the unique id of the message
- get_uid() - Method in class com.sleepysim.Transaction
-
This function get the id of the transaction


#include "blockchain/Types.hpp"
#include "blockchain/Operations.hpp"
Go to the source code of this file.


Pakistan Today staffer bags CPEC award
by Staff ReportISLAMABAD: Five Pakistani journalists on Friday won exclusive CPEC Golden Communication Award 2019, which were given to the winning journalists here at the fifth CPEC Media Forum.
These awards have been given to any foreign journalists for the first time.
The winners included Mian Abrar Hussain, Resident Editor of Pakistan Today; Javed Akhtar of INP; Saleem Safi of Geo TV; Mehtab Haider of The News; and Yasir Habib Khan.
Mian Abrar Hussain is among a few journalists who have covered CPEC intensively. Since 2009, Abrar has been writing pieces on China, Pakistan relations.
The launch of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in 2013 and CPEC in 2015 brought about a new dimension in his reporting, as the journalist covered almost all angles of both economic initiatives.


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During my junior year I took a systems programming class. This was a class that taught us how to do very very low level development using linux. This was one of my favorite classes, and I learned alot very quickly including how to use vim, makefiles, gcc and gdb. At the end of the course we touched the topic of the socket API. It fascinated me how much power a simple API had. Thus, with my curiousity peaked, I wanted to see what I could build with it. After a lot of development and dubugging I was able to create a web server that processes requests, and served static content. It was really rewarding seeing my web server be able to serve content to my friends mobile browsers. This project taught me alot about not only software development, but about the details of internet communication as well. Check out the github link below for source code:


Mali army loses 24 soldiers in Niger border attack
Twenty-four soldiers have been killed in an attack by militants in eastern Mali
by Arutz Sheva StaffTwenty-four soldiers have been killed in an attack by militants in eastern Mali, the country's army has said.
Another 29 were also injured during a joint operation between troops from Mali and Niger in the Gao border region.
Mali's army said 17 "terrorists" were killed and 100 suspects were being held in Tiloa, in Niger.
It comes weeks after 54 troops were killed in another attack - one of the deadliest in the past decade.
Details of Monday's attack are unclear, and authorities have not identified what group the assailants belonged to.
Security forces have been struggling to contain the threat from Islamist groups, some of which are linked to the so-called Islamic State or al-Qaeda. In recent months, Mali's military has abandoned several outposts.
Islamist violence has also spread to other countries in the region, fueled by ethnic tensions.
According to the UN, more than 1,500 civilians have been killed in Mali and Burkina Faso since January, with millions more in need of humanitarian assistance.
A 15,00-strong UN peacekeeping force is currently stationed in Mali.


Getting started with Python and running your first program
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Windows/Linux |
Mac |
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Download and install Python 2.7.6 from http://www.python.org/download/releases/2.7.6/ Search for IDLE in your programs and open IDLE In IDLE, go to File > New (or CTRL + N) to make a new program Type the following command into the screen on the left: print “Watch out, world!” Save your program. File > Save (or CTRL + S) brings up the Save dialog box Select the location where you want to save the file Give the file a name that ends with .py, e.g. lesson1.py Press F5 to run the program (or Run menu > Run module) Look at results on the right side of your screen |
Python comes bundled with Macs – no downloading and installing needed! Download and install Sublime Text 3 from http://www.sublimetext.com/3 Open Sublime Type the following command: print “Watch out, world!” Save your program. CMD + S brings up the Save dialog box Select the location where you want to save the file Give the file a name that ends with .py, e.g. lesson1.py Press CMD + B to run your programs Look at results at the bottom of the screen |
Download the Lesson 1 slides from:
https://github.com/hearmecode/slides