The name Kalinga is belived to have come from the Ibanags(indegenous group living along the banks of the Cagayan river) and the Gaddangs(indegenous group of Nueva Viscaya, Isabela, Quirino, and Cagayan). The name "Kalinnga" is believed to have been derived from the Ibanag word "kalinga and the Gadang word "kalinga", both meaning headhunters
Kalinga is bounded on the north by Apayao, on the south by Cagayan Valley, on the west by Abra, and on the sout by mountain Province. It has a total land area 311,970 hectares.
The Traditional Attires of Kalinga
The Kalinga wrap-arund skirt is called ka-in which is embroidered and embedded with shells called chawisak or wituwitan The headdress is called appong, sipor or apungot. The beads called umayway a kok are worn diagonally accross the chestor on one side. This is called winayway or kokko-on.
The males wear G-string called ba-ar or fa-ar, with tattoos and other body ornaments. The tattoo designs proclaims a man's bravery during tribal war. The feather headdress is called duruw. The males wear necklaces called bungor.
The Kalinga Festival
Ullalim Festival
The province of Kalinga has always emphasized the beauty and uniqueness of its unblemished culture, and more so through the annually celebrated Ullalim Festival which began in 1995.
The festival presents the different cultural dances of the Kalingas. Indigenous bamboo musical insturments are used, and the main musial instrument is the gong.
The actiivities further lend legitimacy to the Kalinga culture that has somehow managed to escape the harsh influence of foreign rulers.
Whether on stage, at the dinig table, or in the playing field, the Kalinga culture remains intact and unique, after hundreds of years.


Determining the Classification of an Animal
- Insects
- Spiders
- Crabs
- Worms
- Starfish
Chapter 1: Mammals
Mammals are the vertebrates within the class Mammalia, a clade of endothermic amniotes distinguished from
reptiles by the possession of a neocortex, hair, three middle ear bones, and mammary glands. Females of all
mammal species nurse their young with milk, secreted from the mammary glands. Wikipedia
Class: Mammalia;Linnaeus, 1758
Scientific name: Mammalia
Phylum: Chordata
Kingdom: Animalia
Rank: Class
Higher classification: Mammaliaformes
Mammals include the largest animal on the planet, the blue whale. The basic body type is a terrestrial quadruped, but some mammals are adapted for life at sea, in the air, in trees, underground or on two legs. The largest group of mammals, the placentals, have a placenta, which enables the feeding of the fetus during gestation. Mammals range in size from the 30–40 mm (1.2–1.6 in) bumblebee bat to the 30-meter (98 ft) blue whale. With the exception of the five species of monotreme (egg-laying mammals), all modern mammals give birth to live young. Most mammals, including the six most species-rich orders, belong to the placental group. The largest orders are the rodents, bats and Soricomorpha (shrews and allies). The next three biggest orders, depending on the biological classification scheme used, are the Primates (apes and monkeys), the Cetartiodactyla (whales and even-toed ungulates), and the Carnivora (cats, dogs, seals, and allies).
Chapter 2: Fish
Fish are gill-bearing aquatic craniate animals that lack limbs with digits. They form a sister group to the
tunicates, together forming the olfactores. Included in this definition are the living hagfish, lampreys,
and cartilaginous and bony fish as well as various extinct related groups. Wikipedia
Kingdom: Animalia
Lifespan: Common carp: 20 years
Phylum: Chordate
Mass: Common carp: 4.4 – 31 lbs, Wels catfish: 370 lbs
Length: Common carp: 16 – 31 in., Siamese fighting fish: 2.8 in.
Speed: Ocean sunfish: 2 mph, Great white shark: 35 mph
Chapter 3: Birds
Birds, also known as Aves, are a group of endothermic vertebrates, characterised by feathers, toothless
beaked jaws, the laying of hard-shelled eggs, a high metabolic rate, a four-chambered heart, and a strong
yet lightweight skeleton. Wikipedia
Scientific name: Aves
Class: Aves; Linnaeus, 1758
Kingdom: Animalia
Higher classification: Ornithurae
Phylum: Chordata
Rank: Class
Reverse genetic engineering and the fossil record both demonstrate that birds are modern feathered dinosaurs, having evolved from earlier feathered dinosaurs within the theropod group, which are traditionally placed within the saurischian dinosaurs. The closest living relatives of birds are the crocodilians. Primitive bird-like dinosaurs that lie outside class Aves proper, in the broader group Avialae, have been found dating back to the mid-Jurassic period, around 170 million years ago. Many of these early "stem-birds", such as Archaeopteryx, were not yet capable of fully powered flight, and many retained primitive characteristics like toothy jaws in place of beaks, and long bony tails. DNA-based evidence finds that birds diversified dramatically around the time of the Cretaceous–Palaeogene extinction event 66 million years ago, which killed off the pterosaurs and all the non-avian dinosaur lineages. But birds, especially those in the southern continents, survived this event and then migrated to other parts of the world while diversifying during periods of global cooling. This makes them the sole surviving dinosaurs according to cladistics.
Chapter 4: Reptiles
Reptiles are tetrapod animals in the class Reptilia, comprising today's turtles, crocodilians, snakes,
amphisbaenians, lizards, tuatara, and their extinct relatives. The study of these traditional reptile
orders, historically combined with that of modern amphibians, is called herpetology. Wikipedia
Class: Reptilia; Laurenti, 1768
Scientific name: Reptilia
Phylum: Chordata
Kingdom: Animalia
Higher classification: Sauropsida
Rank: Class
Chapter 5: Amphibians
Amphibians are ectothermic, tetrapod vertebrates of the class Amphibia. Modern amphibians are all
Lissamphibia. They inhabit a wide variety of habitats, with most species living within terrestrial,
fossorial, arboreal or freshwater aquatic ecosystems.Wikipedia
Class: Amphibia; Gray 1825
Scientific name: Amphibia
Phylum: Chordata
Kingdom: Animalia
Higher classification: Batrachomorpha
Rank: Class
Chapter 6: Invertebrates
Invertebrates are animals that neither possess nor develop a vertebral column, derived from the notochord.
This includes all animals apart from the subphylum Vertebrata. Wikipedia
Speed: Asian giant hornet: 25 mph
Mass: Pacific geoduck: 1.1 – 3.3 lbs
Lifespan: Goliath birdeater: 15 – 25 years, MORE
Length: Southern black widow: 1.5 in., MORE
Clutch size: Goliath birdeater: 100 – 200, Brown recluse spider: 50, Pharaoh ant: 10 – 12
Wingspan: Old world swallowtail: 2.6 – 3.4 in., Asian giant hornet: 3 in., Painted lady: 2 in., Cabbage white: 1.3 – 1.9 in.
The majority of animal species are invertebrates; one estimate puts the figure at 97%. Many invertebrate taxa have a greater number and variety of species than the entire subphylum of Vertebrata.
Some of the so-called invertebrates, such as the Tunicata and Cephalochordata are more closely related to the vertebrates than to other invertebrates. This makes the invertebrates paraphyletic, so the term has little meaning in taxonomy.
A few examples of invertebrates are:


TMR-24 Operational Data Collector
“Transparency of processes – fulfillment of order deadlines – cost optimization.
Mobile applications
Provide rapid data exchange, reduce downtime, identify the talents of your employees, optimize business processes:
Data collection system
Implements the process of converting signals from the outside world into a digital domain for display, storage and analysis:
System and product integration modules
Combine specialized products into a corporate database, accelerate the decision-making process.
Mobile application "Staff workload"
Survey of the enterprise for drawing up a plan for digitalization of the organization
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Operational data acquisition in "real time" mode on the involvement of personnel in the projects and processes of the enterprise, on the relationships of the organization, on the actual workload and availability of personnel.
TMR-24 WEB administrator
Monitor the involvement of your team in the work, identify the talents of employees.
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Application Administration.
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Key metrics in real time.
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Report factory.
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Displaying the workload of the staff in real time.
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A tool for direct interaction with the team.
Personnel management is integrated with the strategy of commodity turnover and inventory management, the development of the material and technical base and the financial development of the enterprise.
The main goal of managing the number and composition of personnel is to optimize the costs of human labor to perform the main types of work related to the activities of a trading enterprise, and to ensure that the necessary jobs are filled with employees of the relevant professions, specialties and skill levels. The implementation of this function of personnel management to the greatest extent should be linked to the general strategy of trade management, since the labor potential formed at the enterprise and will ensure the implementation of all strategic goals and directions of its activities.
TMR-24 Client
Mobile app. Aimed at identifying effective skills among team members and organizing the harmonious movement of the team towards the set goals.
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The employment registration panel in the personnel processes.
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Panel for working with projects and tasks.
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The registration panel for the start and end of the work shift.
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Employee engagement diagram.
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Note creation tools: text, list, photo, audio, location.
In the modern world, it is impossible to do without mobile devices. Now every person has these gadgets, sometimes not even one. That is why the mobile app is a fast and convenient way to collect data.
We are the main tool for working with staff. This application collects data and identifies the talents of employees. All this totality helps the team to perform its tasks most effectively, to see its development, and therefore the development of the enterprise. This strategy makes the life of the company more comfortable and transparent.
Time. Money. Result.
Mobile application "In-house document flow"
The application is implemented on the 1C: Enterprise 8.3 mobile platform.
Mobile technologies have firmly entered our lives: the share of mobile traffic in the Russian segment of the Internet recently reached a record 83%. The same wave has reached the automation of business.
TMR-24 In-house document flow
Operational accounting of stages of work execution of production tasks with reference to technological maps (MES).
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Providing personnel and equipment with the information necessary to start the production process.
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Establishing links between personnel and equipment within the production.
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Establishing links between production and suppliers, consumers, engineering department, sales department and management.
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Tracking of production capacities.
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Tracking and control of quality parameters.
In production, the management of information and resource flows takes place in a multifactorial environment, in production units, planning, departments of process engineers, maintenance and repair, internal logistics, quality, etc.
All processes need to be linked so that the products are produced on time and with the required level of quality.
Time. Money. Result.
Data Collection System
The Industrial Internet of Things is a system of networks and industrial facilities connected to them with built—in sensors and software for data collection and exchange, with the possibility of remote monitoring and control in automated mode, without human intervention.
The Industrial Internet of Things is a key element of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0).
The main task of the technology is to make complex work processes more efficient: eliminate theft, minimize downtime, increase security or simply save electricity.
TMR-24 WEB administrator
Access to data anywhere, accuracy of decisions made.
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Real-time data.
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Occupational safety at the enterprise.
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Comparative analysis of resources consumed.
Collecting data from sensors allows you to complement the visualization of the digital twin of the enterprise, allows you to make a decision quickly to the head.
An important aspect of the successful application of digital twins is that the development of devices and systems should be carried out taking into account this concept, which will significantly affect the construction of business processes of the enterprise and the creation of new services.
TMR-24 Sensors
There are many examples of the use of technology in various activities, it is difficult to find an area where it is impossible to apply technology:
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Vibration sensors.
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Temperature sensors.
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Environmental monitoring sensor.
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Motion sensors.
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Mass sensors.
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Individual metering devices for water, electricity, heat, gas.
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Devices of the composition and volume of the liquid.
The principle of operation of the technology is as follows: sensors, actuators, controllers and human-machine interfaces are initially installed on key parts of the equipment, after which information is collected, which subsequently allows the company to acquire objective and accurate data on the state of the enterprise.
Thanks to such technologies, the cost of application is available to everyone, from industry giants to a private entrepreneur.
TMR-24 Signal converters
Signal converters is a collective term and includes extremely diverse devices used in many areas of economy and industry.
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Sound.
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Electric.
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Of a technological nature.
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Temperature.
The process of signal conversion itself can occur both within one type of signal and between these types - a striking example is an analog-to-digital signal converter.
The digital signal is not distorted during transmission, it provides excellent quality of transmitted data, and digital signal transmission technologies are constantly being improved.
Time. Money. Result.
System and Product Integration Modules
Modules are used to exchange information between devices, software products, databases.
In business, any action that is done more than twice needs to be automated.
Reducing the amount of routine work, automating standard business processes, optimizing actions related to customer service - all this gives the company a number of competitive advantages.
1C integration module
The integration module provides direct access without cloning to up-to-date data when working with standard configurations:
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1C: Management of a small company
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1C: Trade Management
Integration is a very important part of the work of automating business processes. In different situations, there is a need to quickly exchange data between different configurations, between software products and a website, etc.
In general, it is impossible to combine the work of various departments of the company and automate the workflow without using integration in most cases.
With industrial equipment
With the help of the integration module, we can implement integration with virtually any system, depending on the tasks and needs of your company.
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Machines with numerical control.
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Fire and security alarm systems.
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Various video surveillance systems.
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Automatic doors, turnstiles, gates.
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The system of medical examinations.
Today, the facilities of organizations and enterprises are equipped with various kinds of security systems, monitoring, communication, etc. These include: video surveillance, access control and management, lighting, fire, security and perimeter alarm systems, telephony, ventilation and so on.
The maximum efficiency of their application is achieved by the interaction of systems with each other.
Time. Money. Result.


According to the Personal Thinking Style test, I have mainly exactly between Concrete Sequential and Abstract Random style, which I agree. (If you want to see the interpretation of the thinking style, visit Anthony Gregorc's website).
According to Anthony Gregorc's interpretation, I tend to be based in reality. I process information in an ordered, sequential, linear way. Also, I organize information through reflection, and thrive in unstructured, people-oriented environments.
This is mainly true. Although in a group environment, I try to be best to bring harmony to group environment and situation, if possible, I would like to avoid a group environment. I also do not like to work with 'unpredictable' people and being in competitive environment.
Although I am not a big fan of group activities, I am fairly well in structured environment - like being in a school and organized curriculum. I also like to get others' opinion and advice. As long as I respect others' opinion and try to improve myself, I think I will be excel in learning programming languages. I also believe my passion in continual learning will push me extra mile.


redo - Builds files atomically.
redux redo [OPTION]... [TARGET]...
-? Show help
-d Alias for debug
-debug
Print debugging output.
-h Show help
-help
Show help
-sh string
Extra arguments for /bin/sh.
-task
Run .do script for side effects and ignore output.
-v Alias for verbose
-verbose
Be verbose. Repeat for intensity.
The redo command builds files atomically by running a do script asssociated with the target.
redo normally requires one or more target arguments. If no target arguments are provided, redo runs the default target @all in the current directory if its do script @all.do exists.
This command can be invoked as redux redo
or, through a link, as redo
.
A redo target is produced by an sh script whose name has a '.do' file extension and, as such, is called a do script.
For a given target named target
, the corresponding do file may be named, in order of decreasing specificity, target.do
or default.do
.
For a given target named target.ext
, the corresponding do file may be named, in order of decreasing specificity, target.ext.do
, default.ext.do
or, finally, default.do
.
For targets with multiple extensions, the corresponding do files may be named, in order of decreasing specificity, target.ext.do
where ext
is the full extension, followed by default do files with shorter and shorter suffixes of the extension, finally ending in default.do
. For example, the target file.x.y.z
results in a search for the following do scripts:
file.x.y.z.do default.x.y.z.do default.y.z.do default.z.do default.do
Jumping ahead slightly, note that in the case of multiple extensions, the $2 argument to the do script contains all but one extension. In the example above, $2 would be file.x.y
for all do files. Doing otherwise causes the $2 argument to depend on the do file used.
Redo searches for each of these script files, in order of specificity, starting in the target's directory and moving into parent directories. The search stops when a script is found or when the project root directory has been unsuccessfully searched.
In the latter case, if the target file exists on disk, it is taken to be a source file, not generated by script and its metadata is stored in the database. The file will be subsequently watched for changes.
In the former case, where the script is found, it is assumed to be an sh script and executed with three arguments:
$1 = path to target, relative to do script directory $2 = same as $1, with a single file extension, if any, removed $3 = temporary file name
The script is executed by /bin/sh with the current working directory (cwd) set to its directory and with stdout opened to a temporary file (which is unnamed and different from $3). It is normally expected to produce output on stdout or write to the file specified by its $3 parameter. It is an error for a script to write to both outputs.
If the script completes successfully, redo chooses the correct output, renames the temporary file to the target file and updates its database with the new file's metadata record. Since only one of the two temporary files can have content, redo has no trouble selecting the correct one. Conversely, if neither file has content, then either is a valid candidate.
In the do file, which is an sh script, the line
redo-ifchange A B C
specifies the files A, B, and C as prerequisites for the target file.
Similarly, a call to
redo-ifcreate A
specifies that the target should be rebuilt when the non-existent file A appears or is deleted.
As a special case, a do file whose name is prefixed with '@' is run for side effect. redux does not create a temporary file when running such a file and uses '/dev/stdout' as the output file name so its output is visible but is otherwise not saved. While the $3 parameter is provided for consistency, it is an error for a task script to write to it since its output is discarded.
A call to redo without an argument will search for a file named @all.do
in the current directory.
A '@' prefixed task is analogous to a .PHONY
target in make. Any do file can also be run as a task by invoking 'redo' with the '-task' flag.
The -verbose variable can be set with the environment variable REDO_VERBOSE
. The value of the variable is not relevant, but its length corresponds to the intensity of verbosity. For example, REDO_VERBOSE=xx
is comparable to invoking redo with the arguments '-verbose -verbose'.
The -sh variable can be set with the environment variable REDO_SHELL_ARGS
. This can be used to pass the '-v' or '-x' options, among others, to the shell (/bin/sh). redo prepends a '-' to the variable if necessary, so '-xv' could also be specified as 'xv'
The -debug option can be set with the environment variable REDO_DEBUG
. The value is not relevant, merely its presence. REDO_DEBUG=true
works fine.
The REDO_TMP_DIR
environment variable, which does not have a corresponding flag, can be set to control where redo creates temporary output files. The specified directory must exist and be writable to the redo process. This may be useful if /tmp is mounted on a fast device such as a ram disk or solid state drive (SSD).


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Should you get mesh points with your Nest Wifi router?
Source: Google
Best answer: If you live in an apartment up to 2,200 square feet, one Google Nest Wifi router should be enough. For most houses up to 3,800 square feet, a Nest Wifi router and point should be sufficient with the option to add more points later.
- For the house: Google Nest Wifi router and point ($269 at Best Buy)
- Enough for an apartment: Google Nest Wifi router ($169 at Amazon)
A faster Google mesh
The Google Nest Wifi isn't Google's first or even second venture into home networking equipment. The Google Nest Wifi router is a continuation of what Google started with the Google Wifi line, offering a simple and straightforward approach to mesh networking. These routers have received a speed upgrade, up to 4x4 AC2200 speeds over Google Wifi at 2x2 AC1200. Basically, you'll be able to connect more devices at once without dropping speed.
Source: Google
Google Nest Wifi consists of two products: the router and the point. The router has a larger coverage area than the points at 2,200 square feet vs. just 1,600 on the points. Every Google Nest mesh setup will need at least one router or a Google Wifi at the center to deliver an internet connection.
More than Wi-Fi
Source: Google
The Google Nest Wifi points aren't just simple mesh points thanks to microphones and a speaker that Google describes as having "360-degree sound with 40mm driver." The description isn't particularly impressive but Google uses the same description for the Google Home Mini smart speaker, which manages to pump out some surprisingly decent audio. It's not a Hi-Fi stereo but it's great as a smart assistant or for some background music.
The Nest router isn't equipped with this functionality, so something like Google Nest Mini or any Google Assistant enabled smart speaker can be added to the same room in order to restore that functionality. You'll need to set it all up in the Google Home app (also available on iOS) to get all of your points connected and working.
Google Wifi compatibility
If you built a mesh network with Google Wifi, don't worry: Google Nest Wifi retains compatibility with those routers. If you plan to upgrade your Wi-Fi setup, you should put a Google Nest router connected directly to your modem since it will be faster than Google Wifi. The Google Wifi units are still useful for bringing Wi-Fi to remote areas where speed isn't the first concern. If you just want another mesh point with a smart speaker built in, you can simply add a point.
The combo breakdown
Staying in the Nest line, you have several options for building your home network. Many people use Wi-Fi exclusively for their internet connection. For these people, starting with a Nest Wifi router and adding in Nest Wifi points as needed will likely be the smartest approach. The points are $20 cheaper than the routers and offer smart speaker functionality.
It's worth keeping in mind that the points don't have as much coverage at 1,600 square feet so if you want to build the strongest mesh possible, the 2,200 square feet of coverage offered by the routers is much more compelling. You can get two Nest Wifi routers for a price and coverage just above the router plus point. You also get the benefit of having two gigabit Ethernet ports on the router, which makes it a great choice for a gaming room or a home office that needs wired connectivity.
| Nest Wifi router | Nest Wifi router and point | Nest Wifi router 2-pack | Nest Wifi router and 2 points | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| coverage | 2,200 sq ft | 3,800 sq ft | 4,400 sq ft | 5,400 sq ft |
| price | $169 | $269 | $299 | $349 |
| routers | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 |
| points | 0 | 1 | 0 | 2 |
| Wired connectivity | 1 device | 1 device | 3 devices | 1 device |
Of course, the beauty of a mesh system is that you can expand it as your needs grow or if you find dead spots in coverage. You can save a lot of money by getting the right pack right away with one of these combos but it's nothing to lose sleep over since you can buy one at a time and can now choose between the Nest Wifi router, point, and Google Wifi to fill in those rough spots.
How many do you need?
As with most mesh systems, you can add more mesh points as needed if you find areas in your home with weak signal or you need to overpower Wi-Fi defeating elements like brick or concrete walls. For most apartments or small homes, a single router will likely be enough for Wi-Fi coverage. For most houses, the Nest Wifi router and point makes the most sense. If you have a very large home or a home with a basement, you may want to get two points right off the bat or stick to routers instead of points.
The bottom line is that each home is different but Nest Wifi has a fit for all of them. If you're not sure, buy a little more than you'll need. Since mesh systems don't require your devices to switch to different networks, a denser setup will only serve to strengthen the quality of your connection.
For the house
Google Nest Wifi router and point
A mesh system with a smart speaker
Google Nest Wifi with a router and point brings fast a flexible mesh Wi-Fi with room for more expansion and a smart speaker on every point.
For the apartment
Google Nest Wifi router
Reliable Wi-Fi with expansion options
Google Nest Wifi router brings mesh capability and quick AC2200 speeds with frequent software updates and compatibility with Google Assistant.
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1. Introduction¶
The Wind-Plant Integrated System Design and Engineering Model (WISDEM) includes integrated assemblies for the assessment of system behavior of wind turbines and plants. These assemblies are template assemblies that can be tweaked for a given analysis depending on the focus of the work. For example, any variable in these assemblies can be a design variable, an objective or part of a constraint in an multi-disciplinary optimization. Any variable can be assigned to a distribution in order to study the behavior of the system under uncertainty or even to perform design/optimization under uncertainty. The assemblies included here are simply the basic structure for doing a single analysis which can be extended in a multitude of directions.
The current set of packages included in WISDEM are the NREL Cost and Scaling Model, a series of turbine systems engineering models (RotorSE, DriveSE, DriveWPACT and TowerSE) along with plant cost and energy production models (Plant_EnergySE, Turbine_CostsSE, Plant_CostsSE, Plant_FinanceSE).


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Auth0 Example
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When a bot is clicked on, the user will be redirected to a new window and they can start chatting with a bot.
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Description of Chingus/Link to other pages that may have ben created to explain who we are and what we do.


RegisteredUser Members
The RegisteredUser type exposes the following members.
Constructors
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| RegisteredUser()()()() |
Initializes a new empty instance of the RegisteredUser class.
User is not active. A confirmation procedure is needed.
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| RegisteredUser(Boolean) |
Initializes a new instance of the RegisteredUser class with
defining if a confirmation procedure is needed.
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| RegisteredUser(Int32) |
Initializes a new instance of the RegisteredUser class
retrieving it frm database
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| RegisteredUser(MagicPost) |
Initializes a new instance of the RegisteredUser class using
underlaying MagicPost object.
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Methods
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Delete |
Deletes the specified instance underlyaing recod message.
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| Insert |
Inserts this instance in the database.
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| TryActivate |
Tries to activate (confirm) user registration.
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| Update |
Updates this instance underlaying record.
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| UserExists |
Properties
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Active |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether this RegisteredUser ha been activated (confirmed) by the user.
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| Address |
Gets or sets the address.
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| City |
Gets or sets the city.
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| Deleted |
Gets a value indicating whether this RegisteredUser is deleted.
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Gets or sets the email.
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| Expired |
Gets a value indicating whether this RegisteredUser is expired
(not confirmed by user in 24 hours).
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| FirstName |
Gets the first name trying to compose name segments.
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| FullName |
Gets or sets the full name.
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| InsertDate |
Gets the insert date.
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| Item |
Gets or sets the undelaying MagicPost object properties.
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| LastModified |
Gets or sets last modify date.
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| NameSegments |
Gets the name as segments (list of strings).
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| Parents |
Gets or sets the parents.
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| Phone |
Gets or sets the phone number.
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| Pk |
Gets or sets the primary key.
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| Secret |
Gets the secret key used to check identity of user on confirmation.
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| Seminar |
Gets or sets the seminar.
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| Tipo |
Gets the tipo.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 6
Hearty and plentiful around autumn time, marrows make a tasty and filling dinner.
To make the filling, heat the oil in a large non-stick frying pan and fry the onion, carrots and celery for 6-8 minutes until the onion is softened and beginning to brown. Add the garlic and sausagemet and cook for 3-4 minutes, stirring constantly with a wooden spoon to break up any large clumps of meat.
Stir in the chilli flakes, oregano, sugar and plain flour and cook for one minute. Pour the red wine into the pan, followed by the tomatoes, stock and bay leaf. Bring to a gentle simmer and cook for 30-40 minutes, stirring occasionally until the meat is tender and the sauce has thickened.
For the cheese sauce, melt the butter in a large heavy-based saucepan and stir in the flour. Cook over a low heat for about 30 seconds, stirring constantly. Gradually stir in the milk. Increase the heat a little and bring to a gentle simmer. Cook for five minutes, stirring constantly.
Sprinkle over the parmesan and simmer for 1-2 minutes more until the cheese has melted. Season the sauce with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Remove from the heat and carefully cover the surface of the sauce with clingfilm to prevent a skin forming.
Preheat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5.
Wash the marrow well and put on a board. Cut in half horizontally and scrape out the seeds with a dessert spoon. Cut a thin sliver from the bottom of one of the halves so it sits flat on the board without rocking.
Place a sheet of kitchen foil in a large roasting tin and place the flat-bottomed marrow on top, with the deseeded side facing upwards. Spoon the meat mixture into the hollow and spoon the cheese sauce on top. Tear the mozzarella into pieces and arrange on top. Top with the remaining marrow to fully enclose the filling.
Bring the foil up around the marrow and pinch the edges to seal. Bake in the centre of the oven for 1-1¼ hours or until the marrow is tender and the filling is hot.
Carefully lift the marrow onto a serving platter or board and gently remove the foil. Serve the marrow in thick slices with a fresh green salad.


Instructor Demo: Single Host Networks
In this demo, we'll illustrate:
- The networking stack created for the default Docker
nat
network - Attaching containers to docker networks
- Inspecting networking metadata
- How network adapters appear in different network namespaces
Following Default Docker Networking
On a fresh node you haven't run any containers on yet, list your networks:
PS: node-1 Administrator> docker network ls NETWORK ID NAME DRIVER SCOPE 03f6ddacab50 nat nat local b0de36ba94f3 none null local
Get some metadata about the
nat
network, which is the default network containers attach to when doingdocker container run
:PS: node-1 Administrator> docker network inspect nat
Notice the
IPAM
section:"IPAM": { "Driver": "windows", "Options": null, "Config": [ { "Subnet": "<IP_ADDRESS>/20", "Gateway": "<IP_ADDRESS>" } ] }
Docker's IP address management driver assigns a subnet (
<IP_ADDRESS>/20
in this case) to each nat network, and uses the first IP in that range as the network's gateway.Also note the
containers
key:"Containers": {}
So far, no containers have been plugged into this network.
The
nat
Docker network is composed of a hyper-v virtual switch, and network address translation provided by WinNAT. List your virtual switches:PS: node-1 Administrator> Get-VMSwitch Name SwitchType NetAdapterInterfaceDescription ---- ---------- ------------------------------ nat Internal
The
Internal
type indicates that this switch isn't directly connected to a network adapter on the host.     : No DNS Suffix Search List. . . . . . : us-east-1.ec2-utilities.amazonaws.com ec2.internal Ethernet adapter vEthernet (HNS Internal NIC): Connection-specific DNS Suffix .   : Yes Autoconfiguration Enabled . . . .   : Enabled ...
The Host Network Service (HNS) set up the virtual NIC (second block above) corresponding to your virtual switch and NAT when the Docker engine first started on this host.
      : No Autoconfiguration Enabled . . . .  : Disabled
The Host Network Service creates and places a virtual NIC inside the container's network namespace upon container creation, assigning that container an IP address from the
nat
network's subnet.Create another container, and ping one from the other by container name:
PS: node-1 Administrator> docker container run --name=c2 -dt microsoft/nanoserver PS: node-1 Administrator> docker container exec c1 ping c2 Pinging c2 [<IP_ADDRESS>] with 32 bytes of data: Reply from <IP_ADDRESS>: bytes=32 time<1ms TTL=128 Reply from <IP_ADDRESS>: bytes=32 time<1ms TTL=128 Reply from <IP_ADDRESS>: bytes=32 time<1ms TTL=128 Reply from <IP_ADDRESS>: bytes=32 time<1ms TTL=128 Ping statistics for <IP_ADDRESS>: Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss), Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds: Minimum = 0ms, Maximum = 0ms, Average = 0ms
The ping is successful; Docker uses DNS resolution so that our application logic (
ping c2
in this case) doesn't need to do any explicit service discovery or networking lookups by hand; all that is provided by the Docker engine and Windows networking stack.Create one final container, but don't name it this time, and attempt to ping it from
c1
like above:PS: node-1 Administrator> docker container run -dt microsoft/nanoserver PS: node-1 Administrator> docker container exec c1 ping <new container name> Ping request could not find host <new container name>. Please check the name and try again.
Docker only provides DNS lookup for containers explicitly named with the
--name
flag.
Forwarding a Host Port to a Container
Start an
iis
container with a port exposure:PS: node-1 Administrator> docker container run -d -p 5000:80 --name iis microsoft/iis
This syntax asks docker to forward all traffic arriving on port 5000 of the host's network namespace to port 80 of the container's network namespace. Visit the
iis
landing page at<node-1 public IP>:5000
.List the NAT rules on your host:
PS: node-1 Administrator> Get-NetNatStaticMapping StaticMappingID : 0 NatName : H3acfc61d-0d8e-438c-8857-9c2b742707bf Protocol : TCP RemoteExternalIPAddressPrefix : <IP_ADDRESS>/0 ExternalIPAddress : <IP_ADDRESS> ExternalPort : 5000 InternalIPAddress : <IP_ADDRESS> InternalPort : 80 InternalRoutingDomainId : {00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000} Active : True
There should be one similar to the above, with
ExternalPort: 5000
,InternalPort: 80
andInternalIPAddress
matching the IP of your iis container (trydocker container inspect <iis container ID>
ordocker network inspect nat
to see that this IP corresponds to your iis container).Delete all you containers on this node to clean up:
PS: node-1 Administrator> docker container rm -f $(docker container ls -aq)
Conclusion
In this demo, we stepped through the basic behavior of docker software defined nat networks, and looked at the technology underpinning them such as virtual switches and virtual NICs. By default, all containers started on a host without any explicit networking configuration will be able to communicate across Docker's nat
network, and in order for containers to resolve each other's name by DNS, they must also be explicitly named upon creation.


Among the road of life
Road inwhich a knight I am
Expecting whips and spades
Blood and tears
Cold and fists
For the first time
I find a strong, simple, warm hand.
I don't have a word for it
I have never felt it before
This warmth, care, presence
Right inside my heart
That keeps pushing
Through skin and eyes.
Letting it all in
Filling her all in.
The tears aren't lost
The blood can't be wiped
But my soul
For a second or a lifetime
It is reminded
It finds
All the hidden diamonds of existence
The reasons to continue
And there isn't a dragon
I couldn't slay.
I am not just me anymore
An extra pair of eyes
Two hands to move the world
And inside
The strength of a lion
And the temperance of an eagle.
Nothing is a deceit.
Nothing is exagerated.
Nothing is overrated.
Nothing is for nothing.
Everything is simple.
Everything is correct.
Everything is for everything.
Everything is.
For us.


Step 1
Declare a "Ad" object to keep track of and control your Ad states.
private static Ad ad;
Step 2
In your Ad init method declare a "AdDesc" object that will be used to init your "Ad" object.
var desc = new AdDesc();
Step 3
Now set the basic settings needed for testing your Ad.
desc.Testing = true;
desc.Visible = true;
Step 4 (Editor)
We can test Ads in the Editor (Look at the AdsDemo scene and code for more info).
Set these values for this target platform if needed.
desc.Editor_AdAPI = AdAPIs.EditorTestAd;// The target API for your Ad (EditorTestAd and MillennialMediaAdvertising supported)
desc.Editor_AdGravity = AdGravity.BottomCenter;// The position of your Ad
desc.Editor_AdScale = 1.5f;// The scale of your Ad
// If we are targeting MM-Ads set these.
desc.Editor_MillennialMediaAdvertising_APID = "";
desc.Editor_MillennialMediaAdvertising_AdGravity = AdGravity.BottomCenter;
Step 4 (WinRT)
Set these values for this target platform if needed.
// WinRT settings (Windows 8.1)
desc.WinRT_AdAPI = AdAPIs.MicrosoftAdvertising;// NOTE: If building for WP 8.1 or Universal targets this value is used. All other WinRT values or used for Win8
desc.WinRT_MicrosoftAdvertising_ApplicationID = "";
desc.WinRT_MicrosoftAdvertising_UnitID = "";
desc.WinRT_MicrosoftAdvertising_AdGravity = AdGravity.BottomCenter;
desc.WinRT_MicrosoftAdvertising_AdSize = WinRT_MicrosoftAdvertising_AdSize.Wide_728x90;
//desc.WinRT_MicrosoftAdvertising_UseBuiltInRefresh = false;
//desc.WinRT_MicrosoftAdvertising_RefreshRate = 120;
desc.WinRT_AdDuplex_ApplicationKey = "";
desc.WinRT_AdDuplex_UnitID = "";
desc.WinRT_AdDuplex_AdGravity = AdGravity.BottomCenter;
desc.WinRT_AdDuplex_AdSize = WinRT_AdDuplex_AdSize.Wide_728x90;
//desc.WinRT_AdDuplex_RefreshRate = 120;
// WP8 settings (Windows Phone 8.1)
desc.WP8_AdAPI = AdAPIs.MicrosoftAdvertising;// NOTE: If building for WP 8.1 or Universal targets this value is NOT used (Use the WinRT value instead). All other WP8 values are still used for WP 8.0, 8.1 and Universal.
desc.WP8_MicrosoftAdvertising_ApplicationID = "";
desc.WP8_MicrosoftAdvertising_UnitID = "";
desc.WP8_MicrosoftAdvertising_AdGravity = AdGravity.BottomCenter;
desc.WP8_MicrosoftAdvertising_AdSize = WP8_MicrosoftAdvertising_AdSize.Wide_480x80;
//desc.WP8_MicrosoftAdvertising_UseBuiltInRefresh = false;
//desc.WP8_MicrosoftAdvertising_RefreshRate = 120;
desc.WP8_AdDuplex_ApplicationKey = "";
desc.WP8_AdDuplex_UnitID = "";
desc.WP8_AdDuplex_AdGravity = AdGravity.BottomCenter;
//desc.WP8_AdDuplex_RefreshRate = 120;
Step 4 (iOS)
Set these values for this target platform if needed.
desc.iOS_AdAPI = AdAPIs.iAd;
desc.iOS_iAd_AdGravity = AdGravity.BottomCenter;
desc.iOS_AdMob_AdGravity = AdGravity.BottomCenter;
desc.iOS_AdMob_UnitID = "";// NOTE: You can use legacy (PublisherID) too, You MUST have this even for Testing!
desc.iOS_AdMob_AdSize = iOS_AdMob_AdSize.Banner_320x50;
Step 4 (Android)
Set these values for this target platform if needed.
#if AMAZON
desc.Android_AdAPI = AdAPIs.Amazon;// Choose between AdMob or Amazon
#else
desc.Android_AdAPI = AdAPIs.AdMob;// Choose between AdMob or Amazon
#endif
desc.Android_AdMob_UnitID = "";// NOTE: You MUST have this even for Testing!
desc.Android_AdMob_AdGravity = AdGravity.BottomCenter;
desc.Android_AdMob_AdSize = Android_AdMob_AdSize.Banner_320x50;
desc.Android_AmazonAds_ApplicationKey = "";
desc.Android_AmazonAds_AdSize = Android_AmazonAds_AdSize.Wide_320x50;
desc.Android_AmazonAds_AdGravity = AdGravity.BottomCenter;
//desc.Android_AmazonAds_RefreshRate = 120;
Step 5
Now create the Banner Ad and wait for the callback to fire before using it!
ad = AdManager.CreateAd(desc, adCreatedCallback);


Chilean doctors hit the streets amid violent protests
SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Pushing rickety grocery carts as improvised hospital beds, more than 100 Chilean doctors and nurses hit the streets shortly after riots broke out in Chile weeks ago, diving into the fray amid clouds of tear gas and volleys of rubber bullets behind just simple white shields.
Protests that began over a hike in metro fares quickly unraveled into violent riots, looting and arson, and eventually, mass protests demanding an end to social injustices and inequality. Clashes with police and military security forces have escalated.
“Healthcare for the streets,” emerged almost spontaneously, its members say, as the need for urgent, on-the-spot medical assistance became clear.
The official statistics tell a grim story: More than 20 dead and nearly 2,000 protesters injured in skirmishes with security forces.
“We alone have assisted at least 500 injured people, and that’s with limited capacity,” Dr. Juan Villagra told Reuters.
The group has focused its activities around Plaza Italia, a central Santiago square where the country’s largest protests have taken place. Along dead end streets and sidewalks, they pile medical supplies, cart the injured to safety and help in any way they can.
Prosecutors are also investigating more than 800 allegations of abuse, including torture, rape and beatings by security forces during demonstrations that have often degenerated into riots.
“We’ve seen how the response has gotten out of control, and it’s led to hundreds of injuries,” said Patricia Mieres, the group’s director.
Michelle Bachelet, the U.N. human rights chief and former Chilean president, has sent a fact-finding mission to Chile to interview alleged victims, as has Amnesty International.
Chilean President Sebastian Pinera welcomed their investigations. “We have nothing to hide,” he said.


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Slumping Veterans vs. Young Hot Hands author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 932 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=932 date: '2009-05-29 13:38:45 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-05-29 19:38:45 +0000' categories: - General Baseball - The Cubs tags: - Derek Lee - Geovany Soto - Micah Hoffpauir - Milton Bradley - Jake Fox - Bobby Scales comments: - id: 245 author: Andy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://ivyenvy.com date: '2009-05-29 14:19:32 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-05-29 20:19:32 +0000' content: I definitely agree with your post. But I am wondering why Soriano isn't more clutch. I'd be interested to know how he is doing with RISP. And by the way, Scales hit a home run in the 8th! (I just added that last part to antagonize you) - id: 246 author: jimmy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2009-05-29 16:17:24 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-05-29 22:17:24 +0000' content: Obviously after today's game Hill should be the starting catcher. ---
There's been quite a bit of discussion in the Cubs blog-world about benching slumping veterans in favor of the young hot hands. I don't understand this and I don't mean to discount Hoffpauir's talents, but I'd take Derek Lee in the lineup over Hoffpauir every game.
This is typically one of those arguments that is purely speculation and there's really not much of a way to prove or disprove either side. However, I think that last night's 2-1 loss to the Dodgers was as close as I will get to being able to back my side of the issue.
The point in the game where veteran leadership comes in to play is the late-innings. That's when "clutch play" is required. In last night's game, two veterans that have been lambasted for their poor play came through in the 9th inning with clutch hits. Milton Bradley and Derek Lee started off the 9th inning with base hits and Geovany Soto was intentionally walked. Then, both Bobby Scales and Jake Fox struck out. These are unproven guys, but I have heard both labeled as "the hot hand".
I'm not about to fault them for their strikeouts. It just shows that you can have a lineup full of young talented hot-hands, but proven veterans can handle pressure and are much more likely to come through when you need them.
And yes, I'm aware that Bobby Scales hit a homerun in the 8th.


Inspired by the 90's, 2000's, NIKETALK, and Gaithersburg Maryland
It's Mine It's Mine It's Mine
lets make this animate on reveal


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CyberPower PC Launch Their Black Friday Sales!
by Mike SandersWe have to admit to being pretty big fans of CyberPower PC here at eTeknix. As a UK-based creator of pre-built PC systems, we have never failed to be impressed with both the variety of designs they have to offer as well as their very competitive pricing. Put simply, they’re a great option for those who don’t want to bother with the hassle of building their own PC.
With Black Friday looming, however, we’re all pretty much waiting to see who strikes first in announcing their sales and in this regard, we have some excellent news!
CyberPower PC has decided to get in on the action early by announcing their Black Friday sale with some pretty amazing deals on offer! – So, if you’re looking to treat yourself to a new PC, then now might be the perfect time to act!
CyberPower PC Launch Black Friday Sale
So, you might be wondering what kind of systems they have on sale. Well, although all of the options are available for tweaking and customization to suit your needs, we’ve picked out a nice range of the ‘pre-built’ systems for you to consider below.
The Budget Option – £585
- AMD Ryzen 3 3200G Processor
- 8GB DDR4 3000mhz Memory
- AMD Radeon RX 570 8GB Video Card
- ASUS A320M-K: M-ATX Mainboard
- ADATA 240GB SSD
- 1TB Seagate BarraCuda SATA3 HDD
- AMD Ryzen Wraith CPU Cooler
- Corsair Carbide Spec-Delta Black Gaming Case
- Windows 10 Home (64-bit Edition)
- Microsoft Edge Internet Browser
Check out the product page via the link here!
The Upper-Mid Tier Choice – £1299
- AMD Ryzen 7 3800X Processor
- 16GB DDR4 2400mhz Memory
- AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT 50TH Anniversary 8GB Graphics
- MSI X570-A Pro RGB Motherboard
- 512GB Intel 660p M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD
- 2TB Seagate BarraCuda SATA3 HDD
- Cooler Master CPU WC CPU Cooler
- Corsair 220T Mid-Tower Gaming Case
- Windows 10 Home (64-bit Edition)
Check out the product page via the link here!
The High-Spec Choice – £2339
- Intel® Core™ Processor i9-9900KF
- 16GB DDR4 3000mhz Memory
- MSI GeForce® RTX 2080 Ti 11GB Video Card
- MSI MPG Z390 Gaming Plus MB
- 512GB Intel 660p M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD
- 2TB Seagate BarraCuda SATA3 HDD
- Cooler Master CPU WC CPU Cooler
- Cooler Master H500 RGB Gaming Case
- Windows 10 Home (64-bit Edition)
- Microsoft Edge Internet Browser
Check out the product page via the link here!
Grab Your CyberPower PC Black Friday Deal!
As well as offering these amazing systems on sale (and many more (including laptops)) you can claim an additional 5% discount with the “BFRIDAY5” code.
If you want to learn more about their sale as a whole (of which the above is just a small taste) you can check out CyberPower PC’s official Black Friday sale page via the link here! – With a whole host of offers and deals to be had, if you’re looking at getting yourself a new PC, you’d be mad to not check them out!
What do you think? – Let us know in the comments!


NOTE: These data are unpublished. Please contact Marie Delattre directly before publishing any findings based on these data.
Mesorhabditis belari is a pseudogamous species and a member of the Rhabditidae. See below for more information
The raw data are not yet available.
The genome of Mesorhabditis belari JU2817 was assembled by Duncan Berger (Blaxter Lab) using short-read data.
See our general assembly pipeline for more info: CGP Pipeline
Genes were predicted using BRAKER which utilises evidence from raw RNA-seq data [1].


Assignment - Control Structures
-
In the attached code
assignment.js
, you find a variable
that holds a random number between 0 and 1. Write code that shows an
alert (with any message) when that number is greater than 0.7.
-
Create an array of numbers (any numbers of your choice) and loop through
the array in two different ways - outputting the numbers inside of the
loop.
-
Adjust one of the loops from the last task such that it actually starts
at the end (last element) of the array and loops to the first element.
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Create another random number (in a separate constant) and show an alert
in two different scenarios: Both are greater 0.7 OR at least one of the two is
NOT greater than 0.2.


The world(dimension) within MapleStory is including Maple World, Grandis, Mirror World, Arcane River, and Friends World.


HAPPY, TEXAS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1999 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ***
I'm a firm believer in film critics admitting their biases, especially when it may not be obvious. Let me start by confessing that; as a native Texan, I have always had a special place in my heart for armadillos, a waddling Sherman tank of an animal that looks like a possum with body armor. Ever since they took to invading my outdoor chapel service when I was a boy at camp, I've loved those little critters.
In Mark Illsley's HAPPY, TEXAS, written with great glee by the director and Ed Stone, an armadillo gets some revenge on its most common predator, the automobile. Forcing a prison vehicle off the road, the armadillo ends up freeing the film's two heroes, a pair of likable convicts, Harry Sawyer and Wayne Wayne Wayne, Jr. Jeremy Northam (AN IDEAL HUSBAND) with dashing charm plays Harry, and Steve Zahn (YOU'VE GOT MAIL) with zany insanity plays Wayne, a guy with a brain 4 beers shy of a six-pack.
After escaping into a vast Texas landscape filled by only the occasional sagebrush, they end up stealing a beat-up RV owned by 2 gay guys, Steven and David.  Visualizing voluptuous teenagers in skimpy bikinis, they are happy to be mistaken for the pageant producers by Happy's Sheriff Chappy Dent. The sheriff escorts them into town, where they have been hired to polish the local "talent." The entire picture is marvelously cast but none is better than veteran supporting actor William H. Macy (Academy Award winner for FARGO) as the in-the-closet gay, Sheriff Dent.
The pageant turns out to be for the title of "Little Miss Squeeze," as in oranges, and the contestants seem to be from the local kindergarten, not the high school as Harry and Wayne had assumed. As the pageant's leader, Ms. Schaefer, Illeana Douglas (GRACE OF MY HEART) tells the guys that the contestants were so bad last year that even their parents didn't come to see them. She sure is glad the town ponied up money to hire professionals like them.
In a marvelously silly bit of physical comedy, Wayne screams at the girls and tries to show them how to sing and dance. He's a doofus disaster at first, but, of course, he'll get better, which he manages to make as prissily fun as when he is bad. Wayne has trouble remembering the name of the convict (David) he's impersonating so when Harry introduces himself as Steven, Wayne calls himself "the other one."
Wayne becomes infatuated with Ms. Schaefer but being thought of as gay slows him down. Similarly, Harry has his eyes set on Josephine "Jo" McLintock (Ally Walker), as well as the bank that she owns and that he'd like to rob. She adopts him as her "girlfriend," but some in town begin to question his sexual preferences. One of Jo's friends tells her that, "he was looking at you the way a fat man looks at fried food."
One of the best subplots in a wonderful romp of a film concerns the moves that Chappy puts on Harry. On one date, Chappy takes Harry to gay cowboy bar. Ordering a steak, Chappy tells the waiter, "I want the rarest steak you've got -- just dehorn it, wipe its butt and send it in."
Is HAPPY, TEXAS for everyone? Nope. If you don't feel that you've gotten your money's worth from a picture unless you can leave the theater saddened by the gravity of the depressing situations, and if your favorite films all have unhappy endings, then HAPPY, TEXAS may leave you with an uncomfortably happy feeling. But for those of us that could use a little mirth in our lives, the good-spirited HAPPY, TEXAS with its silly script and adorable antics is just what we need.
HAPPY, TEXAS runs a fast 1:44. It is rated PG-13 for language, sexual content and some violence and would be fine for kids around 12 and up.
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degPatterns.Rd
Note that this function doesn't calculate significant difference between groups, so the matrix used as input should be already filtered to contain only genes that are significantly different or the most interesting genes to study.
degPatterns(ma, metadata, minc = 15, summarize = "merge", time = "time", col = NULL, consensusCluster = FALSE, reduce = FALSE, cutoff = 0.7, scale = TRUE, pattern = NULL, groupDifference = NULL, eachStep = FALSE, plot = TRUE, fixy = NULL)
| ma | log2 normalized count matrix |
|---|---|
| metadata | data frame with sample information. Rownames
should match |
| minc | integer minimum number of genes in a group that will be return |
| summarize | character column name in metadata that will be used to group
replicates. If the column doesn't exist it'll merge the |
| time | character column name in metadata that will be used as variable that changes, normally a time variable. |
| col | character column name in metadata to separate samples. Normally control/mutant |
| consensusCluster | Indicates whether using ConsensusClusterPlus
or |
| reduce | boolean remove genes that are outliers of the cluster
distribution. |
| cutoff | This is deprecated. |
| scale | boolean scale the |
| pattern | numeric vector to be used to find patterns like this from the count matrix. As well, it can be a character indicating the genes inside the count matrix to be used as reference. |
| groupDifference | Minimum abundance difference between the
maximum value and minimum value for each feature. Please,
provide the value in the same range than the |
| eachStep | Whether apply |
| plot | boolean plot the clusters found |
| fixy | vector integers used as ylim in plot |
list wiht two items:
df
is a data.frame
with two columns. The first one with genes, the second
with the clusters they belong.
pass
is a vector of the clusters that pass the minc
cutoff.
plot
ggplot figure.
hr
clustering of the genes in hclust format.
profile
normalized count data used in the plot.
raw
data.frame with gene values summarized by biological replicates and
with metadata information attached.
summarise
data.frame with clusters values summarized by group and
with the metadata information attached.
normalized
data.frame with the clusters values
as used in the plot.
benchmarking
plot showing the different patterns at different
values for clustering cuttree function.
benchmarking_curve
plot showing how the numbers of clusters and genes
changed at different values for clustering cuttree function.
It can work with one or more groups with 2 or
more several time points.
Before calculating the genes similarity among samples,
all samples inside the same time point (time
parameter) and
group (col
parameter) are collapsed together, and the mean
value is the representation of the group for the gene abundance.
Then, all pair-wise gene expression is calculated using
cor.test
R function using kendall as the statistical
method. A distance matrix is created from those values.
After that, cluster::diana()
is used for the
clustering of gene-gene distance matrix and cut the tree using
the divisive coefficient of the clustering, giving as well by diana.
Alternatively, if consensusCluster
is on, it would use
ConsensusClusterPlus to cut the tree in stable clusters.
Finally, for each group of genes, only the ones that have genes
higher than minc
parameter will be added to the figure.
The y-axis in the figure is the results of applying scale()
R function, what is similar to creating a
Z-score
where values are centered to the mean
and
scaled to the standard desviation
by each gene.
The different patterns can be merged to get similar ones into only one pattern. The expression correlation of the patterns will be used to decide whether some need to be merged or not.
data(humanGender) library(SummarizedExperiment) library(ggplot2) ma <- assays(humanGender)[[1]][1:100,] des <- colData(humanGender) des[["other"]] <- sample(c("a", "b"), 85, replace = TRUE) res <- degPatterns(ma, des, time="group", col = "other")#>#>#>#># Use the data yourself for custom figures ggplot(res[["normalized"]], aes(group, value, color = other, fill = other)) + geom_boxplot() + geom_point(position = position_jitterdodge(dodge.width = 0.9)) + # change the method to make it smoother geom_smooth(aes(group=other), method = "lm")


API
Old Version
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Jump Head
Jump Body
Jump Left Arm
Jump Right Arm
Jump Left Leg
Jump Right Leg
New Version
jump(figure, 500, 100); (where figure is the array of components)
Animate Whole Figure


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- Pair(T, U) - Constructor for class dsl.Pair
-
- parent - Variable in class dsl.Actor
-
A parent set to build the search tree of the incoming message graph.
- parseIQ(XmlPullParser) - Method in class protocols.MyIQProvider
-
- part - Variable in class dsl.Actor
-
The part this Actor interprets.
- Part - Class in dsl
-
This class describes what a participant has to do in a protocol.
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-
- part - Variable in class dsl.Server
-
The part to be interpreted by this Server object.
- payload - Variable in class communications.FullMessage
-
The content of the message.
- payload - Variable in class communications.ShortMessage
-
The content of the message.
- payload - Variable in class protocols.MyIQ
-
- payloadQueue - Variable in class compose.TransportingActor
-
- perform() - Method in class dsl.Actor
-
Performs a round of the protocol as described in the
Part
object
supplied.
- performWithoutResetting() - Method in class dsl.Actor
-
Performs a round of the protocol as described in the
Part
object
supplied, but does not resets the object to its initial state in the end.
- Play<P> - Class in dsl
-
- Play() - Constructor for class dsl.Play
-
Protected empty constructor.
- Play.Character<A extends Actor<P>> - Class in dsl
-
Implements a representation of a character in a play.
- Play.LoopFoundException - Exception in dsl
-
A private exception for catching loops in the running graph.
- Play.StatelessCharacter - Class in dsl
-
A character that uses Actor directly, i.e., has no internal state.
- port - Variable in class tcp.Bob
-
- port - Variable in class udp.Bob
-
- pos - Variable in class segmentation.Buffered
-
- prefix - Variable in class dsl.EnactNode
-
- primitives - package primitives
-
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-
- protocol - Variable in class communications.FullMessage
-
The name of the protocol this message belongs to.
- protocol - Variable in class communications.ShortMessage
-
The name of the protocol this message belongs to.
- protocol - Static variable in class protocols.MyIQ
-
- protocolName - Variable in class compose.Connection
-
- protocolName - Variable in class dsl.Part
-
The name of the protocol being modeled.
- protocolName - Variable in class dsl.Play
-
The name of the protocol implemented by the class.
- protocolName - Static variable in class protocols.TCPCommunication
-
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- protocols - package protocols
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- put(Node, Outcome) - Method in class dsl.EndNode
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- put(Node, Outcome) - Method in class dsl.Node
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Creates an edge from this node to the "to" node, with type given by the
outcome provided.
- put(Node, Outcome) - Method in class dsl.RootNode
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- put(Node, Outcome) - Method in class dsl.RunNode
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- put(Node, Outcome) - Method in class dsl.SendNode
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- put(Node, Outcome) - Method in class dsl.TestNode
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- putEdge(Node, Node, Outcome) - Method in class dsl.Flowchart
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Puts an edge on the flowchart.


One day my father told me it was time, and some months later when we both were ready I took him off to a small cabin in the mountains, to escort him on his first acid trip. For years I had thought about introducing him to LSD later, in preparation for his dying. But Harold came to it sooner in his own growth, without my urging, which made me doubly glad to share the occasion.
I was more his escort and witness than an active guide. During his trip, I mostly managed the music and gave him the reassurance of my presence by infrequent responses, staying out of the way. A few times I was more directive, pointing him toward a deeper level when he got stuck in pre-pubescent memories on the way up, and suggesting strongly that he had choice about how to reintegrate what he had learned, while coming down. But basically, it was his trip: he had set its contours up and prepared himself, and I just watched it happen. The most active useful thing I did was take notes, which helped him later to connect with his experience.
The day before he tripped we had a lazy lunch together, and then relaxed for hours as I drove him up to the Sierra to find a place of peace. Night was falling as we got to the cabin; I made a fire, and helped him to prepare his space. Over dinner, we reminisced about the many years he had watched his children at their psychedelic rituals, and how he had come to his own. I teased him a bit about having had to attend a seminar with Stanislav Grof, the noted researcher, to finally give himself permission. He said the seminar had clarified things for him, as it had; and we turned in early.
In the morning I fed him a good breakfast, laced with extra C and E vitamins to buffer his body against its coming stress; and watched him check out the eyeshade he had chosen, the headphones, and the music he had programmed. To find good acid, in those days of scant supply and shoddy synthesis, had taken me months, for I wanted the best for him. I talked of the search and of the lore of its use again as he held the small blue tab in his palm, and probed him again for uncertainty and fear. But he was clear, and we said the ancient toast together: '
L'chaim!'
After he swallowed it, I got the axe, and took him out for a walk to gather wood -- to give his body motion to rest on, and to complete his ritual of preparation. We carted the manzanita faggots back, stacked them inside, and said goodbye to the morning. By then the first tremors of strangeness were rising in his blood, and we laid him down with his eyeshade on, wired him up to sound, and got on with it.
Though I had brought him to a place of good vibes where he himself had spent a night of magic once before, I almost blew it at the start: for between our walk in the cold and the mattress we lugged inside, dense still with winter night, his body took a chill that blankets and the roaring fire beyond did not dispel. It took me an hour to recognize how truly cold he was, insulate him on sleeping-bags, and turn him on his side open to the fire to thaw, kicking myself for my negligence.
Fighting the clenching of his muscles against the cold kept him down, and for much of this first hour his awareness was mainly in his body. As he lay there blind inside his eyeshade, hearing only Bach through his headphones, the outer world withdrew and he began the inward journey, feeling out the marvelous discreteness of the individual muscles, exploring his nervous system. As he warmed up, he stopped confusing the neuronic twitchings and explosions with cold-reflex, accepted my counsel to stop fighting them, and let them take his body -- which jerked and throbbed for hours, sometimes in violent rhythmic motion.
As his body let go, he was carried deeper into the experience. The sitar's notes in his earphones, 'random and colorful', took him to the five-and-dime stores of his childhood to stand before their shelves of a myriad gaudies, and took him into the quality of experience newly minted in exquisite detail, discovered through the eyes of the child still live within him. He wandered out eating chocolate kisses and through other scenes of his youth, feeling his hairline change as he grew from three to thirteen in half an hour.
 And with this, he began to experience the qualities of
substance. At first it was simply the substance of this material world. He spent a long time being eleven in Chicago, a young boy out on the prowl, discovering -- in the slag heaps and coal mounds, rusty iron and broken glass, all the detritus of urban earth -- the stuff from which his world was made. Worn rags and boards, a sense of materials wearied by wear, become thin, greasy, dull; and a sense of wonder at how impoverished his life among these had been, and how uncelebrated.
 Explosions in the cortex, the brain-stem. He began to be aware of the flesh of the universe, and saw these qualities of matter as its qualities, perhaps from an underlying sense of the wear of his own matter, his sixty-one year old frame. He spoke of 'the worn, grimy, re-used material out of which reality is constructed.' Yet what caught him was not the small pity of it all, but his realization that this thin worn fabric 'has no reason to be, except someone once put it together ... and so much had to happen to the raw material of all this, before it could take these forms!'
But what was there in the first place? 'There must have been something, some clarity of purpose .... ' As he wondered, he began actually to feel it as 'a crystallographic intelligence.' I said softly, 'Is you speaking of her grace the Shaper?' without lifting his earphones to let him hear me, and did a little dance of glee unseen -- at his making contact, and at all the ironies. My daddy the lifelong atheist, my daddy the Marxist materialist, now plunging headlong through Hegel's echo into the true dialectic. My father, who strove for forty years to write simply and clearly of the workingman's bread-and-butter struggle in his union newspapers, here a journalist still, opening the mouth of his distant body every now and then to report precisely on transcendence, on 'states of being and of awareness, and their interplay' in disjointed sentences, lucid and poetic, and elegant with metaphor, so much so that later he cried out, 'I'm not entitled to such extravagance of concept!'
As the full effects of the acid took him, his rush went on, carrying him inward towards the Light. He began to know the qualities which underlie the qualities of substance. He saw the universe as glass, crystalline and discrete, gloriously multifoliate yet unrelenting in its angular quality. This perception was shadowed by personality, for also he was reading out his sense of his own self, a constant expression of sharp edges in argument, whose monotony made him sad as he realized 'how much of the space of a lifetime has been used on the angularity, the hardness and verifiability of things.' He was still in touch with all the shattered metals of his childhood in Chicago -- indeed, his awareness was working on all these levels simultaneously, so that their metaphors reflected and penetrated each other, making something whole of all the planes of reality, as it is.
Then he became aware of something new to him -- a dynamic within the crystalline, a soft and flowing quality -- and discovered that he was this too. 'There's all this space between molecules!' 'Right!' I yelled. 'And something in it!' 'Right!!' 'Something strung like embroidery, gathered in accumulations of meaning ...' He savored the polar qualities, invented his own names for them, repeated the names in incantation: 'the angularity of crystal, the sinuousness of vapor;' and then realized, 'There's a sense in which all this is manufacturing itself, all in a harmony, a quality of tension between them.' And with this phrasing of the Tao-poles he went beyond, into the state from which all reappears. He was all, knew that he knew directly the total history of each least tendril of the energy that makes what is. Or so I surmised from my own experience, as he was silent for half an hour, leaving only the buoy of his last assertion to mark the depths he was exploring.
'How hard it is to make this energy take shape,' said the god in him, rounding the bend to return. His nearer levels speculated amazed: these forms of self and world we know are almost arbitrary, what would happen if we let go of the belief or act of will that keeps them as they are, what shapes would it all assume beyond 'the first purity that inhabits it all?' As reintegration proceeded, he felt himself becoming the Ten Thousand Things of the Taoist universe; and then as it went further felt the skeins of Harold's personality recondensing in their complex tangles. So much was coming back to be the drab worn angular stuff it had been! He wept.
It was time to intervene. Lifting his earphone, I told him that it was all his, and that he could choose to remake a different balance in the skeins. He worked at this, and after a time recognized more of the sinuous in what was recondensing, felt its play in what was still largely angular, still not fully warm, but somehow less dull and impoverished than it had been during all the wasteland years.
And he was happy with it. 'If I have to have substance, this is the form I want it to take, this boundary between the crystalline and the flowing.' He felt like something stuffed into a sausage or sock, full and bulging oddly. His bladder too was bulging by then, five hours after dropping. I tried to get him to pee, he couldn't; but soon his reinhabitation of his body had progressed enough that I judged it time to reintroduce him to the world. I announced it cheerily, checked with him that he was ready, lit a candle, doused the light, and took off his headphones and eye-shade.
Going up, he had seen himself as an old scrap of bone. As he blinked around the room, I handed him an old scrap of bone to focus on -- a fragment of deer antler, cracked to reveal the core of osseous fibers, delicately and intricately structured for use and from use. The commonplace, the trivial tawdry, revealing itself to him as beautiful-of-the-world, weighted and numinous in the qualities he had come to know. Grasping it clumsily, like a newborn bird he fixated on it for nurture. 'He' was only partly there yet; toward the center, he was still subdividing the animate and inanimate, and down here at the end of the tendril of energy he saw the fragment both as branch and bone, and as his flesh.
 Pushed to the distance, the clouds banked a narrow sunset, aglow in dark pastels. The wind was icy after heavy rain. We unzipped. I rested mine on the rail, he of the 26-inch inseam held his underneath it, and we peed off the porch together -- as we did at the toilet thirty years before, but now with the order reversed, his tinkle coming as mine was well along. Even so, I was two again, feeling that primordial pleasure, feeling what he was feeling anew, in yet another vivid flash of contact high.
After this blessing of the earth, the flesh, our kinship, we watched the sunset for a while, at one with its mundane perfection, ever-changing; and exchanged platitudes about it, savoring the freshness of their meaning. Then I tried to take him out for a walk, to ground him more fully in the world, in his experience as an animal on this planet. But he was still just re-establishing control over his mechanism, and simply wasn't enough back in his body yet to make it walk unaided on the ground. Night comes early in the winter mountains, so I lost the chance. But between bone and sun I figured he was well-oriented, and I steered him back up the stairs.
For six hours more, till midnight, he came down from the peak experience, digesting it -- mostly in silence, self-absorbed. When I removed his mask I stopped being his memory, and soon withdrew from the rest of tending him, after I blessed him with a ripe persimmon and spread the rest of the simple table for him to glory in, discovering earth's luscious fruits. Now simply his companion, I ate too, talked a little, but mostly left him to his own inner processes, going out to walk the dog for my excuse. I was a bit spacey and drained myself from the hours of attention, and when I came back I spent my time in the music and my body, beginning to integrate my own experience, as he was integrating his.
His was not a detached, retrospective integration. As his body slowly metabolized the drug, he was still in tenuous contact with the primal melt within; and all the levels of its substantiation continued to work within his consciousness as it ever so slowly cooled down to what we call normal. For most of the evening he watched the fire, which I continued to stoke with the hot-burning manzanita chopped that morning. One limb in particular he saw as human, a child's; felt as his own. Holding the antler talisman, in organic sympathy of wood and flesh he lay and watched the limb being consumed by the fire, lived its changes to ember, knew himself in this, felt his substance used by the process of life, the child becoming an old man. 'It is,' he said, 'and I'm surprised, I don't regret it,' with perhaps a changed perspective on the worn, though death had never scared him.
Infinite in gradations of grey, he saw the small fireplace's angled walls as a temple, watched luminous colors dance within, absorbed its warmth, and at last began to cry. 'For the first time I think I understand why Betty wanted a fireplace,' he said, and recalled all the years he had reacted to it as inessential and expensive, alien to his understandings and desires. This brought him to consciousness of the might-have-been-but-was-unable that grew to break their marriage; and then to the body of love for her that still is live within him. He struggled awhile with this, accepting its weights, not yet clear to a sorrow without regrets, and then moved on, integrating this too.
The candles died, the last log flared on the high-banked embers, I drifted off snuggled beside him under the sleeping-bag, woke at three to find him soundly out, put on some more wood to cut the dawn chill, and fell asleep again. At sun-up I found him gone, out for a hike in a world crystalline with frost. When he returned, we tidied the cabin and packed, and got the car stuck in the old cattle-grate, had to tear home in record time to get me to a meeting. Once we hit the highway, I gave him my notebook, and for eighty miles we went over the experience page by page. Most of what I'd recorded, and all the deepest stuff, he had already forgotten or repressed.
As he read it came back, not fully but enough to accept as his own. 'A pretty metaphysical drug, huh?' I said, and helped him sort out the progression and relation of the different levels of his consciousness as the notes revealed these, confirming from my own experiences the reality, or at least the relative universality, of his. As is usual the day after tripping, he was somewhat punched out in his body, with a coupled depression of spirit. I offered him a frame to understand and deal with this; and we talked again about what it meant to his old rigidity, to recognize emotional states that couldn't be commanded. By the time we hit Berkeley, I had told him what little I know about how to integrate all this in everyday consciousness, about what choices there are. I was only half an hour late to my meeting, and he went home to rest.
Commentary (1972, revised)
Dad had the kind of trip I'd hoped for him. Much contributed: good acid, good environment, good company and fair tending. But the deepest contribution was his own. Ever since I did morning-glory seeds in 1964, he'd been close to people going through psychedelic ritual. All along he had been going through slow and painful changes, to his depths, influenced by his children but in his own way. Venturing nothing rashly or quickly, he came to acid in his own time, prepared by some slowly-growing sense of inner certainty. I had no fear for him; he searched himself for fear, felt almost apologetic at not finding it, and I believed him, he was ready. What he will do with the experience, where he'll go from it, I have no idea. While we were driving home he said, 'I think I won't want to take acid again.' I asked why. 'I took it to learn something. I think I've learned it.'
And what of me? Harold had deep feelings about my being the one escorting him in this initiation. He bespoke them now and then, I signaled that I understood, and we let it go at that. Not out of shyness, which isn't our custom. Rather, the whole trip was like that, almost accepted as mundane, special but sandwiched in between our other schedules of special and busy things, nothing to make a fuss over. Still I have my feelings about it, however casual we were in making the arrangements. What a high honor, to help my father come to share experience and perspective so precious to me! We do not push each other but attend over time; and here many years of slow sharing came to a fruit. I was glad for him, and for myself in having him as fellow-traveler: all the way home it moved me to delighted laughter.
The deeper things I can't say compactly. How it is to be his son and then in turn his father in leading him through things I have grown through; and then again his son, as he models for me in his late and painful growing what it is to be his age and still alive -- all this at once, endlessly and joyfully reflexed into itself, who I am who he is. How fortunate I feel that it has worked out so, with our lives and beings thus intertwined, a closeness that has fed and not imprisoned, ongoing and so rare.
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While trying to understand the definition of euclidean_domain
and gcd_domain
in Lean,
since in abstract algebra, ED is contained in GCD domain,
I've been wondering if it's possible to prove that euclidean_domain
is an instance of gcd_domain
in Lean?
To prove that euclidean_domain
is an instance of gcd_domain
, we must prove that gcd is unique up to multiplication by units in euclidean_domain
. To prove this, we need to first define fields such as norm_unit
for euclidean_domain
. And I can figure out a way to define the norm_unit
such that I can prove that gcd is unique up to multiplication by units.
Am I missing something?
in Lean you need a euclidean domain and a normalization domain to form a GCD domain, I believe
I don't think it's possible. I recall discussing this with @Kevin Buzzard - not every domain is a normalization_domain; even using choice, you can't necessarily define a coherent normalization across the whole ring
So is this contradict to the relation of ED and GCD domain in abstract algebra ?
I think gcd_domain
should actually be renamed, or it should lose its dependence on normalization_domain
, because this constraint is not in the maths definition of the term, and indeed there are lots of examples of GCD domains that have no natural normalization
int
is a normalization domain but I think it is an exception in this regard
If both euclidean_domain
and gcd_domain
are not depend on normalization_domain
,
then is gcd still unique up to something?
if gcd_domain
does not depend on normalization_domain
, then gcd
will not be a function, it will be an assertion that a gcd exists
lean's gcd_domain
is more like "a domain where you can say gcd a b
and mean something"
but the maths definition is more abstract than that
One way to say it is "associates A
is a lattice"
That has computational content
I'm not sure whether to give it content
I think we probably want those operations on associates, so that's one option
it can also be written gcd : A -> A -> associates A
But I think that gcd_domain
was written for the more CSy goal of just unifying int.gcd
and nat.gcd
. I think this is a bad idea, I think we want these operations regardless and gcd_domain
is not really generalizing these
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Node is no match for enterprise level frames such as Spring(java), Django(python), and etc.
There is still a lot to improve, but it's getting better and better.
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Engineer @ AWS, formerly Penn '17
Interested in exploring the connection between daily life and efficient software. Currently a member of AWS Cryptography. At Penn, my coursework ranged from data structures and algorithms to the study of human rights around the globe.
A brief professional summary
- Senior Software Engineer @ AWS Cryptography, PKI (Summer 2021 - present)
- Software Development Engineer @ Amazon Web Services, S3 (Summer 2017 - 2021)
- Software Engineer Intern @ Guru (Spring 2017)
- Software Development Engineer Intern @ Amazon Web Services, S3 Replication (Summer 2016)
- Teaching Assistant for CIS110: Introduction to Computer Programming (Spring - Fall 2016)
- Technical Strategy Analyst @ Applecart (Summer - Winter 2015)
- Member of Penn Electric Racing and former organizer of PennApps Fellows
Contact me - resumé
If you have comments & questions, or would just like to reach out, email me – sam.parmett (at) gmail.com
Inspired by the pioneers behind bmfw.com, @drew_mc and @gabehammersmith.


Mark Wright looks overwhelmed with emotion as he gazes at Megan McKenna singing
The former The Only Way Is Essex star was mesmerised as he watched Megan performing on stage on Saturday night
by Mirror .co.ukMark Wright looked close to tears as he gazed upon Megan McKenna as she warbled away on The X Factor : Celebrity on Saturday night.
The 32-year-old reality star was a surprise guest in the audience of the long running ITV singing contest where he was reunited with his former TOWIE co-star Megs, 27.
Sitting in the audience, Mark looked close to tears as he watched Megan sing a rendition of Roxette’s 1987 classic power ballad, It Must Have Been Love.

As she neared the chorus of the iconic song, cameras cut to show Mark absolutely lost in the performance as he gazed at her before breaking into a smile.
The performance won the full support of Mark, who gushed about her to X Factor host Dermot O’Leary after she performed.
“Megan’s an Essex girl. She’s repping Essex,” the star - who appeared on the show without soap star wife Michelle Keegan, 32.
Mark even backed Megan to win, adding: “I think, with what just happened, it’s got to be Megan. She is phenomenal.”
It’s not the first time Mark has crossed paths with Megan, having made a cringe attempt at flirting with the dark haired beauty way back in 2010 when they both featured on The Only Way Is Essex.
Mark desperately asked her: “Do you have a boyfriend?” long before he began dating Coronation Street star Michelle - with whom he has been blissfully married since 2015.
Meanwhile, there was embarrassment for Mark following his appearance in the X Factor audience as Simon Cowell’s girlfriend Lauren Silverman appeared to ask who he was.
As Dermot sat beside Mark to ask him for opinions, Lauren could be seen shooting him quizzical looks.
"Did Simons partner just ask who @MarkWright_ was live on tv directly in front on the camera?!?!? Love the lady answering clarified he was on Towie,” one fan asked on Twitter .


A robot is a mechanical device that can perform tasks automatically. It may – but need not – be humanoid in appearance. Some robots require some degree of guidance, which may be done using a remote control, or with a computer interface. A robot is usually an electro-mechanical machine that is guided by a program or circuitry. Robots can be autonomous, semi-autonomous or remotely controlled and range from humanoids such as ASIMO and TOPIO to Nano robots, 'swarm' robots, and industrial robots. By mimicking a lifelike appearance or automating movements, a robot may convey a sense of intelligence or thought of its own. The branch of technology that deals with robots is called robotics.
Machinery was initially used for repetitive functions, such as lifting water and grinding grain. With technological advances more complex machines were developed, such as those invented by Hero of Alexandria in the 1st century AD, and the automata of Al-Jazari in the 12th century AD. They were not widely adopted as human labour, particularly slave labour, was still inexpensive compared to the capital-intensive machines.
As mechanical techniques developed through the Industrial age, more practical applications were proposed by Nikola Tesla, who in 1898 designed a radio-controlled boat. Electronics evolved into the driving force of development with the advent of the first electronic autonomous robots created by William Grey Walter in Bristol, England in 1948. The first digital and programmable robot was invented by George Devol in 1954 and was named the Unimate. It was sold to General Motors in 1961 where it was used to lift pieces of hot metal from die casting machines at the Inland Fisher Guide Plant in the West Trenton section of Ewing Township, New Jersey.


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- Constant Blockchain Size - [https://github.com/Mixa84/To-Do/issues/2](https://github.com/Mixa84/To-Do/issues/2)
Hey all, if you have any proof of concepts, idea or explainers, or built something cool for Coda, please let me know. The goal is to build out a list of concepts using CCs to help show other developers what is possible and add this to the Komodo docs page.