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Jennifer Arcuri allegedly said Boris Johnson was ‘wrapped around’ her finger
Ms Arcuri said the comment did ‘sound like something’ she would say.
One of Jennifer Arcuri’s industry colleagues claims she boasted of having Boris Johnson “wrapped around her little finger” after he attended one of her company’s conferences.
Mike Butcher, editor-at-large of TechCrunch, claimed the US businesswoman made the comment after Mr Johnson spoke at an event organised by her company Innotech while he was Mayor of London.
Ms Arcuri’s links with the now Prime Minister came under public scrutiny earlier this year over allegations she received favourable treatment for her business ventures during his time in office.
In an interview with ITV Exposure, Mr Butcher said people had asked Ms Arcuri how she was able to get Mr Johnson to attend her inaugural Innotech conference in 2012.

Asked if she remembered the comment, Ms Arcuri told the show: “[It] sounds like something I would say.”
She claimed it may have been her “cheeky little way” as a student to “hold whatever little power I had”, adding that it might have been made in a “fleeting comment”.
Ms Arcuri also said her cyber security business Hacker House benefited from being attached to a mayoral trade mission to Tel Aviv in November 2015.
She told ITV: “In fact what I have built now has been from what I went and learned and took back from my journey to Tel Aviv.”
Professor Alan Doig, a former member of the public standards board for England, suggested Mr Johnson could have breached the Greater London Authority code by not declaring a private relationship with someone he had dealings with in the course of his public duties.
Prof Doig said: “This would have been something that should have been declared just in terms of common sense and caution.”
He added: “It would be a human reaction not to declare it, but if you have the relationship and that person then has dealings with the Office of the Mayor and the authority, you should really completely detach yourself from those official dealings so that people do not misinterpret or take an adverse perception of what’s going on or you declare it.”
Ms Acuri was reportedly given £126,000 in public money and privileged access to three foreign trade missions led by Mr Johnson while he was in City Hall.
Earlier in October, a City Hall investigation into their relationship was paused following a request by the Independent Office for Police Conduct.
A Conservative Party spokeswoman said: “Any claims of impropriety in office are untrue and unfounded.”
When Boris Met Jennifer will air on ITV at 11.05pm on Sunday November 17.


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RCom shares hit upper circuit for sixth time; gain over 42 per cent in nine sessions
On the BSE, the stock settled 3.85 per cent up at 81 paise. The stock has gained over 42 per cent in nine trading sessions.
by PTIShares of Reliance Communications hit their upper circuit for the sixth consecutive session on Friday amid reports that Bharti Airtel has submitted conditional bids of around Rs 9,500 crore for the assets of the debt-ridden firm.
On the BSE, the stock settled 3.85 per cent up at 81 paise. The stock has gained over 42 per cent in 9 trading sessions.
The scrip advanced 5.26 per cent to Re 1 on the NSE. The shares have hit upper price band on the stock exchanges.
Meanwhile, shares of Bharti Airtel closed 1.28 per cent up at Rs 442.30 on the BSE.
Telecom operator Bharti Airtel has submitted conditional bids of around Rs 9,500 crore for debt-ridden Reliance Communications’ telecom assets, including spectrum, mobile towers and optical fibre, according to an industry source.
Along with Bharti Airtel, VFSI Holdings Pte Ltd and UV Asset Reconstruction Company Limited have submitted their bids.
“Bharti Airtel seems to be the highest bidder with bids of around Rs 9,500 crore. However, the final result will be known on Friday after the committee of creditors opens all the bids,” the source said.


§431:15-102 Persons covered. The proceedings authorized by this article may be applied to:
(1) All insurers and reinsurers who are doing, or have done, an insurance business in this State, and against whom claims arising from that business may exist now or in the future;
(2) All insurers who purport to do an insurance business in this State;
(3) All insurers who have insureds resident in this State;
(4) All other persons organized or in the process of organizing with the intent to do an insurance business in this State;
(5) All nonprofit service plans and all fraternal benefit societies and beneficial societies subject to chapter 432, Benefit Societies; and
(6) All title insurance companies, subject to article 20. [L 1987, c 347, pt of §2]
Case Notes
This section creates an exception to the general rule established by §432:1-101 that mutual benefit societies are typically exempt from provision of the Insurance Code; thus, this article applies to mutual benefit societies. 99 H. 53, 52 P.3d 823.


The last time I was in emotional conflict , it was 2 years ago ,when I first started my job. The guy sitting behind me was all the time sighing. I told him once if he be carefull with sighing, but it did not help.
I handled the conflict by withdrawal. I changed my seat. And that solde the problem.
I think my actions made it better.
If you could go back,I would not do anything differently.
I think withdrawal works most of the time.


igx-list component with filtering.
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Adsorption energies of heavy metal ions from first principle calculation based on the density function theory.


Food and where to eat?
Few technical details. On all days there will be catering and you can count on sandwiches, tea and coffee. There is also 2-hour-long break so you can go out and buy something. Go and see the list of restaurants recommended by the locals.
Saturday party in Mleczarnia
We’ll be chilling in Mleczarnia after Saturday talks. The party starts at 21:00. Make sure to take your conference badges with you.
How to get there?
Located on ul. Włodkowica 5, but I recommend you to choose the entrance in backyard accessible from ul. Św. Antoniego. There’s a passage depicted below you should take to get there. It is also the shortest path from tram stop “Rynek” (tram lines 3, 6, 7, 10, 14, 15, 20).
If you’re located in the city centre that’s a 5 min walk from Market Square.
For the record: street views from the beginning of the passage, tram stop and front entrance.


When thermal energy 🔥 is applied to an atom, classical equipartion dictates that the applied energy has to go into various modes. For a lone atom (known as a monoatomic atom), there exist only three translational modes corresponding to motion along the x, y and z axis. For a diatomic molecule however, we can have more complex behaviour.


How to set the length of time a web request will persist before it times out. This setting applies to all sites. If this time is exceeded, the web browser requesting the page displays an error message stating that the web page being requested is unavailable. Note: This value corresponds to the timeout value at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.httpwebrequest.timeout.aspx, therefore if it is less than the time taken for an external request it will fail.


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A little background info on myself. I've done shrooms twice, weed about a million times, ecstasy about 20 times. That is the extent of my usage. Last used shrooms over 10 years ago, last did ecstasy about 5 years ago and last did weed over 3 years ago. I did some research on the net about ecstasy one day and came across the 2C family. 2C-I is supposedly the next ecstasy, so I was intrigued. I did more research and and found a reliable vendor to purchase from. I put in my order for 1 gram and waited. I tracked my shipment from southeast asia and found out that it was stuck in customs. This made me a bit paranoid because even though 2C-I is legal to posses, it can be considered an analog of 2C-B which is scheduled in the States. Long story short I ended up getting the stuff after it spent 2 days in customs.
I weighed out 25 milligrams on my digital scale. The scale was going a little crazy on me, and 2C-I will stick to anything so it was hard to get the stuff off the scale. I waited until 11pm and poured the stuff in some kiwi strawberry juice. I drank the stuff down and noticed a bitter taste, not as bad as ecstasy but definitely tasted pharmaceutical.
11:15- noticed my hands getting clammy. I sat in my room and watched some TV. I read this stuff takes about an hour to kick in.
11:45- fingers start to tingle. My skin is sensitive to touch in a good way. I am liking what I'm feeling.
12:15- as I look at my computer screen I notice the words start to move. I look at a picture of my wife and I and see some wavy distortions. I decide to check out some Luke Brown art which is a good idea. I just stare at his visions for about 15 minutes. I like what I see. I can feel tingling all over my body. Sort of feels like the beginning of ecstasy. This feeling stays throughout.
1:00- Decide to shut off the lights and lay in bed. As I close my eyes I see fractals...nice colorful fractals. Even though my eyes are closed it seems that there is an intense light in my room. It feels like when you look into the sun with your eyes shut. I see intense orange then purple. I open my eyes to make sure there is really no light in my room. There isn't. I close my eyes again wishing to see the same lights, its there and I'm liking it. I am a little restless, so I open my eyes again and look at my room. I get many insights now. Things I would not have thought about are coming to my mind. I realize why my wife does some things, I have other insights about myself and life. I'm a young medical doctor going into psychiatry, so these insights were great for me personally.
3:00- I am pretty restless now. I don't know if I should go to sleep or stay awake. I am not in the mood to turn on the TV or surf the net. I just lay in bed thinking about stuff. The body buzz is still there. I have never done LSD, so I don't know how that is, but people have described 2C-I as a mix of LSD and ecstasy. I can see the ecstasy part but not the LSD.
4:00- Overall I think I like this substance, but think I will not be trying it again anytime soon, but who knows? Its hard trying to sleep. I feel like I might suffocate or drown...that wet feeling I get from Ecstasy is there. I get to sleep finally at about 6. Wake up at 11. The substance is all gone. Feeling normal.
In retrospect motor skills were a bit diminished. My legs felt heavy walking, and even though my thought process was concrete, carrying out my thoughts in the real world proved to be a task. For instance I went downstairs to turn the heat lower, but when I got there it took me 2 minutes to push the down arrow.
 I still think ecstasy is in a class by itself, but 2C-I has its uses.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


--- title: fastscript keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "API details" description: "API details" nb_path: "00_core.ipynb" ---
def test_eq(a,b): assert a==b,a
Each parameter in your function should have an annotation Param(...)
. You can pass the following when calling Param
: help
,type
,opt
,action
,nargs
,const
,choices
,required
(i.e. it takes the same parameters as argparse.ArgumentParser.add_argument
, plus opt
). Except for opt
, all of these are just passed directly to argparse
, so you have all the power of that module at your disposal. Generally you'll want to pass at least help
(since this is provided as the help string for that parameter) and type
(to ensure that you get the type of data you expect).
opt
is a bool that defines whether a param is optional or required (positional) - but you'll generally not need to set this manually, because fastscript will set it for you automatically based on default values. You should provide a default (after the =
) for any optional parameters. If you don't provide a default for a parameter, then it will be a positional parameter.
p = Param(help="help", type=int)
p.set_default(1)
test_eq(p.kwargs, {'help': 'help (default: 1)', 'type': int, 'default': 1})
def f(from_name:Param("Get args from prog name instead of argparse", bool_arg)=0,
a:Param("param 1", bool_arg)=1,
b:Param("param 2", str)="test"): ...
This converts a function with parameter annotations of type Param
into an argparse.ArgumentParser
object. Function arguments with a default provided are optional, and other arguments are positional.
def f(required:Param("Required param", int),
a:Param("param 1", bool_arg)=1,
b:Param("param 2", str)="test"):
"my docs"
...
p = anno_parser(f, 'progname')
p.print_help()
Sometimes it's convenient to extract arguments from the actual name of the called program. args_from_prog
will do this, assuming that names and values of the params are separated by a #
. Optionally there can also be a prefix separated by ##
(double underscore).
exp = {'a': False, 'b': 'baa'}
test_eq(args_from_prog(f, 'foo##a#0#b#baa'), exp)
test_eq(args_from_prog(f, 'a#0#b#baa'), exp)
@call_parse
def test_add(a:Param("param a", int), b:Param("param 1",int)):
return a + b
This is a test to see if call_parse
works as a regular function and also as a command-line interface function.
import os
test_eq(os.system('test_fastscript "Test if this still works"'), 0)
test_eq(test_add(1,2), 3)
This is the main way to use fastscript
; decorate your function with call_parse
, add Param
annotations as shown above, and it can then be used as a script.


The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle
by Hugh Lofting
Part 5, Chapter 8: The Hanging Stone
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1922
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Lofting, H. (1922). The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle. London, England: Lippincott Publishing.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 4.2
- Word Count: 1,451
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: 20th century literature, british literature, children's literature
- ✎ Cite This
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But the change of heart in the Bag-jagderags was really sincere. The Doctor had made a great impression on them—a deeper one than even he himself realized at the time. In fact I sometimes think that that speech of his from the palace-steps had more effect upon the Indians of Spidermonkey Island than had any of his great deeds which, great though they were, were always magnified and exaggerated when the news of them was passed from mouth to mouth.
A sick girl was brought to him as he reached the place where the boats lay. She turned out to have some quite simple ailment which he quickly gave the remedy for. But this increased his popularity still more. And when he stepped into his canoe, the people all around us actually burst into tears. It seems (I learned this afterwards) that they thought he was going away across the sea, for good, to the mysterious foreign lands from which he had come.
Some of the chieftains spoke to the Popsipetels as we pushed off. What they said I did not understand; but we noticed that several canoes filled with Bag-jagderags followed us at a respectful distance all the way back to Popsipetel.
The Doctor had determined to return by the other shore, so that we should be thus able to make a complete trip round the island's shores.
Shortly after we started, while still off the lower end of the island, we sighted a steep point on the coast where the sea was in a great state of turmoil, white with soapy froth. On going nearer, we found that this was caused by our friendly whales who were still faithfully working away with their noses against the end of the island, driving us northward. We had been kept so busy with the war that we had forgotten all about them. But as we paused and watched their mighty tails lashing and churning the sea, we suddenly realized that we had not felt cold in quite along while. Speeding up our boat lest the island be carried away from us altogether, we passed on up the coast; and here and there we noticed that the trees on the shore already looked greener and more healthy. Spidermonkey Island was getting back into her home climates.
About halfway to Popsipetel we went ashore and spent two or three days exploring the central part of the island. Our Indian paddlers took us up into the mountains, very steep and high in this region, overhanging the sea. And they showed us what they called the Whispering Rocks.
This was a very peculiar and striking piece of scenery. It was like a great vast basin, or circus, in the mountains, and out of the centre of it there rose a table of rock with an ivory chair upon it. All around this the mountains went up like stairs, or theatre-seats, to a great height—except at one narrow end which was open to a view of the sea. You could imagine it a council-place or concert-hall for giants, and the rock table in the centre the stage for performers or the stand for the speaker.
We asked our guides why it was called the Whispering Rocks; and they said, "Go down into it and we will show you."
The great bowl was miles deep and miles wide. We scrambled down the rocks and they showed us how, even when you stood far, far apart from one another, you merely had to whisper in that great place and every one in the theatre could hear you. This was, the Doctor said, on account of the echoes which played backwards and forwards between the high walls of rock.
Our guides told us that it was here, in days long gone by when the Popsipetels owned the whole of Spidermonkey Island, that the kings were crowned. The ivory chair upon the table was the throne in which they sat. And so great was the big theatre that all the Indians in the island were able to get seats in it to see the ceremony.
They showed us also an enormous hanging stone perched on the edge of a volcano's crater—the highest summit in the whole island. Although it was very far below us, we could see it quite plainly, and it looked wobbly enough to be pushed off its perch with the hand. There was a legend among the people, they said, that when the greatest of all Popsipetel kings should be crowned in the ivory chair, this hanging stone would tumble into the volcano's mouth and go straight down to the centre of the earth.
The Doctor said he would like to go and examine it closer.
And when we were come to the lip of the volcano (it took us half a day to get up to it) we found the stone was unbelievably large—big as a cathedral. Underneath it we could look right down into a black hole which seemed to have no bottom. The Doctor explained to us that volcanoes sometimes spurted up fire from these holes in their tops; but that those on floating islands were always cold and dead.
"Stubbins," he said, looking up at the great stone towering above us, "do you know what would most likely happen if that boulder should fall in?"
"No," said I, "what?"
"You remember the air-chamber which the porpoises told us lies under the centre of the island?"
"Yes."
"Well, this stone is heavy enough, if it fell into the volcano, to break through into that air-chamber from above. And once it did, the air would escape and the floating island would float no more. It would sink."
"But then everybody on it would be drowned, wouldn't they?" said Bumpo.
"Oh no, not necessarily. That would depend on the depth of the sea where the sinking took place. The island might touch bottom when it had only gone down, say, a hundred feet. But there would be lots of it still sticking up above the water then, wouldn't there?"
"Yes," said Bumpo, "I suppose there would. Well, let us hope that the ponderous fragment does not lose its equilibriosity, for I don't believe it would stop at the centre of the earth—more likely it would fall right through the world and come out the other side."
Many other wonders there were which these men showed us in the central regions of their island. But I have not time or space to tell you of them now.
Descending towards the shore again, we noticed that we were still being watched, even here among the highlands, by the Bag-jagderags who had followed us. And when we put to sea once more a boatload of them proceeded to go ahead of us in the direction of Popsipetel. Having lighter canoes, they traveled faster than our party; and we judged that they should reach the village—if that was where they were going—many hours before we could.
The Doctor was now becoming anxious to see how Long Arrow was getting on, so we all took turns at the paddles and went on traveling by moonlight through the whole night.
We reached Popsipetel just as the dawn was breaking.
To our great surprise we found that not only we, but the whole village also, had been up all night. A great crowd was gathered about the dead chief's house. And as we landed our canoes upon the beach we saw a large number of old men, the seniors of the tribe, coming out at the main door.
We inquired what was the meaning of all this; and were told that the election of a new chief had been going on all through the whole night. Bumpo asked the name of the new chief; but this, it seemed, had not yet been given out. It would be announced at mid-day.
As soon as the Doctor had paid a visit to Long Arrow and seen that he was doing nicely, we proceeded to our own house at the far end of the village. Here we ate some breakfast and then lay down to take a good rest.
Rest, indeed, we needed; for life had been strenuous and busy for us ever since we had landed on the island. And it wasn't many minutes after our weary heads struck the pillows that the whole crew of us were sound asleep.


JOIN
Joining Tables?
customers
table that contains
customers and their orders, and a salespersons
table that
contains a list of salespeople at the company, and the two tables could
be connected via an orders
connecting table that contains solely
foreign keys that connect both tables via references.
This is a good example of where we would use
JOIN
.
JOIN Types
There are different types of joins that we can use to produce the data
outcomes that we require.
AS
keyword:INNER JOIN
JOIN
,
JOIN
will be INNER JOIN
by default.
INNER JOIN
will return all of the records in the left
table (table A) that have a matching record in the right table (table
B).
LEFT JOIN
LEFT JOIN
will return all of the records in Table A, plus
any common rows in Table B.
FROM
keyword:
RIGHT JOIN
RIGHT JOIN
will return all rows in Table A, plus any
common rows in Table B.
FULL OUTER JOIN
FULL OUTER JOIN
in MySQL.
Excluding Joins
WHERE
…Migrating With Knex
knex init
down
scriptsInitialise Knex Config
package.json
.knexfile.js
:development: {
client: 'sqlite3',
useNullAsDefault: true,
connection: {
filename: './database/<filename>.sqlite3'
},
migrations: {
directory: './database/migrations'
},
seeds: {
directory: './database/seeds'
}
}
useNullAsDefault
does x, y, and z.
Then import your knex configuration file in your router file:
Generating Seed Files
This is because knex is not installed globally on our machine so we run it through yarn or npm
We can also add the commands as scripts in our
package.json
:
"scripts": {
"create-seed1": "knex seed:make <filename>",
"create-seed2": "knex seed:make <filename>"
}
Generating Migration Files
package.json
if we prefer:
"scripts": {
"create-table1": "knex migrate:make <filename>",
"create-table2": "knex migrate:make <filename>"
}
Configuring Migration Files
exports.up = function (knex, Promise) {
// Migrate code
};
exports.down = function (knex, Promise) {
// Rollback code
};
exports.up = function (knex, Promise) {
return knex.schema.createTable("cohorts", function (table) {
table.increments(); // pass a column name to rename "id" column
table.string("name", 255).notNullable();
});
};
exports.down = function (knex, Promise) {
return knex.schema.dropTableIfExists("cohorts");
};
Initialising Migration Files
package.json
if we prefer:
Adding Seed Data To The Database
package.json
if we prefer:
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Watercooled Heatsink Analysis and Design
In what follows, we will analyze the thermal characteristics of the Raspberry Pi 3 and design an appropriate water cooling system for the supercomputer cluster. We will try to calculate the thermal impedance of the Raspberry Pi 3's CPU chip, since vendor supplied datasheets are not available. We use data gathered from various sources on the Internet. We will then use these calculations to estimate the required parameters of our water cooling system.
Calculation of the Raspberry Pi 3's CPU Thermal Impedance
From these calculations, it appears that the Junction to Ambient Thermal Impedance of the CPU chip is about 32 C/W. This means that for every watt of power consumption by the CPU, it's temperature will rise by 32 degrees C. This gives us an idea of how much heatsinking is required to maintain the temperature below the throttling temperature of 85C.
Under heavy load, the Raspberry Pi 3 is consumping 3.9W. We shall assume all of this is consumed by the CPU, although some it is actually consumed in the RAM, communications controller chip and other components. According to our thermal impedance calculation, this power consumption will result in a temperature rise of 3.9W x 32 C/W = 124.8C. Of this, the portion of the temperature rise attributable from Junction to Case is 3.9W x 17.01 C/W = 66.3C. If we wish to stay under 75C, then we are allowing only a 75C - 66.3C = 8.7C temperature rise.
Therefore, our heatsink must have sufficient cooling capacity to have a temperature rise of only 8.7C while dissipating 3.9W, or a thermal impedance of 2.2C/W. All of these calculations are accurate to the nearest tenth of a degree Celcius. These calculations are formalized in the next section.
Calculation of the Design Requirements of the Liquid-Cooled Heatsink for the Raspberry Pi 3 Supercomputer
We make reference to the following article for our calculations:
http://www.electronics-cooling.com/2002/05/estimating-temperatures-in-a-water-to-air-hybrid-cooling-system/
Based on these calculations, with a typical water cooling system we can expect an 11 deg C rise in the CPU temperature when all four cores are working at maximum. This is for 1 Raspberry Pi 3. We expect that as the number of Raspberry Pi 3's increases, the CPU's of all of the members of the cluster will rise linearly. Our strategy is to thererfore estimate a maximum number of Raspberry Pi 3's we want in our cluster and adjust the water and air flow rates in our cooling system. From thermodynamics, the greatest cooling effect occurs during a maximum temperature differential, and this can be achieved by increasing the cooling fluid's flow rate.
In the next section, we will run these calculations with a supercomputer cluster consisting of 10 Raspberry Pi 3's, and adjust the fluid flow rates until each CPU's temperature stays below our target.


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xcode-cmake
sub-folder.
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lobster > My Mac
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Product -> Build for -> Profiling
(to get a Release
build), then close if no errors.
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folder:
xcodebuild -toolchain clang -configuration Release -target lobster
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bin
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After running the same spring under axle (SUA) setup with a
shackle reversal for years, Mike Knorr was ready for a change.
His set up performed well, but the springs were getting tired
and Mike wanted something that took performance to the extremes.
A spring over axle (SOA) conversion was the obvious solution, but
Mike didn't want to give up his shackle reversal. This article
is the first in a two part series on extreme suspension modifications.
It covers what went into his new front suspension including reworking
spring mounts, a long travel driveshaft, military wrapped spring packs,
custom shock towers for the longest RS9000 shocks available, and
high clearance steering with heim joints.
Spring Mounts
Mike wanted to keep his shackle reversal while doing the SOA. His
original shackle reversal system was relocated and raised to give a
better approach angle. Almost two inches were taken off between
the spring eyes and the frame. The bracketry was moved forwards
until the main spring eye was directly below the leading edge of
the frame.
Mike fabricated new shack hangers out of heavy gauge tubing and 1/4" x 2 1/2"
mild steel. First the edge of the flat stock was welded to the tubing, then
it was bent all the way around and welded to itself. After that the gap on
each side was welded shut and ground smooth. It looks similar to a standard
rear shackle hanger, but it is heavier duty. The shackle hangers were welded
to the frame after the shackle position was verified.
Springs:
Mike originally tried using some stock CJ rear springs, but they didn't have
enough arch for his needs. Next Mike ordered from JC Whitney some heavy duty
CJ rear spring packs with military wrap. These springs are real nice springs
for the cost.
The only down side to these springs is they came with cheesy clamps that would
get torn off quickly on rocks. To prevent his packs from fanning out Mike had
some riveted on spring clamps added that are similar to what Jeep uses from
the factory. While the packs were apart Mike painted them again.
Steering:
Mike designed a custom high clearance steering setup and had a friend who is
a machinist fabricate it. It uses mid '70s Wagoneer knuckles and flame cut
arms for the drag link and tie rod. Mike used the same setup that I used in
my High Clearance Steering, except
he used 3/4" heim joints with a 40,000 lb tensile strength rating instead of
tie rod ends. Mike also used some thick walled DOM tubing for the tie rod and
drag link. One end was tapped for right hand threads and one for left to make
adjustments easier. The custom steering arms were designed with heim joints
in mind, but the pitman arm had to be drilled to fit the bolt.
Shock towers and shocks:
Mike had Pat Hegleson at Custom Welding in Williston, ND build these shock
towers and cross brace. The original front shock towers were cut off and
the new setup was mocked up. With the new shock towers clamped in place
jack stands and a floor jack were used to contort the Jeep and test the
suspension flex. Opposite corners were raised until a tire came off the
ground. Clearances were noted and the position of the shock towers were
adjusted. When Mike was happy with the shock tower placement, the shock
towers were welded in place. The cross brace uses polyurethane bushings
to allow for flex and disassembly in case the motor needs to be removed.
Acknowledgments
I'd like to thank Mike Knorr for letting me shoot pictures
while I was supposed to be turning a wrench. I'd also like to
thank Myron Hanson for the use of his well equipped shop and
expert black smithing and metal working. Pat Hegleson deserves
a big thanks for selling Mike the shock towers and Dave Kesky
deserves a thank you for doing most of the fabrication on Mike's
steering arms.
Important Disclaimer:
This information is a personal account of modifications done to one
particular Jeep and is not necessarily endorsed or encouraged for
any other application. As with any suspension or steering modification
the handling and safety of the Jeep is affected. In some circumstances
this may be dangerous. We are only providing commentary and opinion
based on our experience, your experiences could be significantly
different. Jeeptech.Com cannot predict how any given modification
will be used or what it will be subjected to. We do not recommend
or endorse this or any product for any specific or general
application. Anybody attempting this or any other modification does
so at their own risk, we do not assume any liability.
Accept no compromises in any part of a custom suspension setup.
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atom-shell - an hour of fun will give you and intro but not much more
virtual-dom - only 1 project using it so far, still new to it
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Your child has reached a new tantrum-frequency rate of one tantrum per minute, yet each tantrum is approximately twenty minutes long. The math... it doesn’t add up.
You awake in a cold sweat at 2 a.m., remembering the time you said “Owen Wilson” when you meant to say “Wilfred Owen.” Before you know it, morning has arrived.
No matter how often you hit the thumbs-down icon, Red Hot Chili Peppers songs keep popping up on your Tina Turner Spotify station.
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It’s Wednesday. But last week? Also Wednesday.
You’re still washing your hands when it becomes time to wash your hands again.
You awake in a cold sweat at 2 a.m., remembering the time you said “Hieronymus Bosch” when you meant to say “Thelonious Monk.” Boom! It’s morning.
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TSA chapters take the study of STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) beyond the classroom and give students the chance to pursue academic challenges among friends with similar goals and interests. Together, chapter members work on competitive events, attend conferences on the state and national levels and have a good time raising funds to get there. Chapter organization develops leadership, as members may become officers within their state and then run nationally. Our chapters are committed to a national service project and are among the most service-oriented groups in the community.
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I believe that Technology Education holds an important place in my life in the technical world. I believe there is a need for the development of good attitudes concerning work, tools, materials, experimentation, and processes of industry. Guided by my teachers, artisans from industry, and my own initiative, I will strive to do my best in making my school, community, state, and nation better places in which to live. I will accept the responsibilities that are mine. I will accept the theories that are supported by proper evidence. I will explore on my own for safer, more effective methods of working and living. I will strive to develop a cooperative attitude and will exercise tact and respect for other individuals. Through the work of my hands and mind, I will express my ideas to the best of my ability. I will make it my goal to do better each day the task before me, and to be steadfast in my belief in my God, and my fellow Americans.
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The Technology Student Association fosters personal growth, leadership, and opportunities in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM); members apply and integrate these concepts through co-curricular activities, competitions, and related programs.
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The colors of TSA shall be scarlet (red), white, and blue (navy).
Scarlet (red) represents the strength and determination of the technology education students and teachers to obtain their goal.
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by Neil Loughran (n.loughran@irishnews.com)Euro 2020 Qualifying Group C: Northern Ireland v Netherlands (tonight, 7.45pm, live on Sky Sports Main Event & Football)
SO what will it be – the start of a long goodbye, or farewell for now?
Ahead of tonight’s crunch Euro 2020 qualifier against the Netherlands – a must-win game if Northern Ireland are to keep their slim automatic qualification hopes alive – and Tuesday’s final Group C game against Germany, nobody seems entirely sure of the nuts and bolts surrounding Michael O’Neill’s future involvement.
In the aftermath of his recent appointment as Stoke City manager, it was confirmed he will take charge of Northern Ireland up to and including the play-offs next March, provided they reach that stage.
Beyond that, and what would happen should they reach a second consecutive European Championships in-a-row, the picture is less clear.
There is a long road ahead to get anywhere near that stage and at yesterday’s pre-match press conference in Windsor Park, O’Neill wasn’t in the mood to look too far down the line.
“This is the start of an incredibly difficult double-header and while we have an outside chance of qualification, we will do everything we can to take it to the final game,” he said.
“If we don’t qualify through that route, then hopefully we have a play-off to look forward to in March. It’s not been any different from any other week.”
Asked whether he would be in charge for the play-offs, O’Neill responded: “That’s the plan at the minute.”
Asked what happens after that, the response had a familiar ring: “That’s the plan at the minute.”
Regardless of what the future holds, however, the Ballymena man is guaranteed a warm reception when he leads Northern Ireland out tonight.
It will be an emotional night as he stands on the sideline at Windsor Park for the final time, but O’Neill suggested the Northern Ireland support may not have seen the last of him just yet.
“Maybe I’m young enough that in the future I could come back?” he said.
“The thing for me is we have gone to a major championships, missed out on a World Cup unfairly and we’re in the running to try and qualify again for a major championship. That’s been done with brilliant application from the players.
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“I’m not one for big emotions. I’ll just try to prepare the team as well as we have done and I believe they are ready to play.
“The biggest thing is to try to get a result and take it to the last game.”


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QtHangman is a complete mobile application that demonstrates how it is possible to offer in-app products inside a Qt application in a cross-platform manner. In order to test the in-app purchase functionality in the example, you must first register the application and its products in the external store. For an introduction on how to do this, see the guides for Google Play and App Store respectively.
In-app purchasing can be added to a Qt Mobile application by first adding a Store object. In QtHangman the Store object is created by the MainView component that is loaded on application startup.
Store { id: iapStore }
QtHangman defines a component for displaying a store for purchasing in-app products made available. These products must be first registered with the store object we created above in MainView. There are two products available, the first being a consumable type.
Product { id: product100Vowels store: iapStore type: Product.Consumable identifier: "org.qtproject.qthangman.100vowels" onPurchaseSucceeded: { console.log(identifier + " purchase successful"); applicationData.vowelsAvailable += 100; transaction.finalize(); pageStack.pop(); } onPurchaseFailed: { console.log(identifier + " purchase failed"); console.log("reason: " + transaction.failureReason === Transaction.CanceledByUser ? "Canceled" : transaction.errorString); transaction.finalize(); } }
This consumable product provides 100 additional vowels to be used when guessing words in the game. When it is successfully purchased we update the state of the application to include 100 additional vowels. Then we call finalize on the transaction object to confirm to the platform store that the consumable product has been provided.
The second product is a non-consumable type that will unlock vowels permanently in the future. In addition to updating the application state on purchase, we must make sure to provide a way to restore this purchase on other devices used by the end user. In this case we create a signal handler for onPurchaseRestored.
Product { id: productUnlockVowels type: Product.Unlockable store: iapStore identifier: "org.qtproject.qthangman.unlockvowels" onPurchaseSucceeded: { console.log(identifier + " purchase successful"); applicationData.vowelsUnlocked = true; transaction.finalize(); pageStack.pop(); } onPurchaseFailed: { console.log(identifier + " purchase failed"); console.log("reason: " + transaction.failureReason === Transaction.CanceledByUser ? "Canceled" : transaction.errorString); transaction.finalize(); } onPurchaseRestored: { console.log(identifier + "purchase restored"); applicationData.vowelsUnlocked = true; console.log("timestamp: " + transaction.timestamp); transaction.finalize(); pageStack.pop(); } }
In additon to registering the products, we also provide an interface to actually purchase the registered product. QtHangman defines a custom component called StoreItem to display and handle the purchasing interaction.
Product { id: productUnlockVowels type: Product.Unlockable store: iapStore identifier: "org.qtproject.qthangman.unlockvowels" onPurchaseSucceeded: { console.log(identifier + " purchase successful"); applicationData.vowelsUnlocked = true; transaction.finalize(); pageStack.pop(); } onPurchaseFailed: { console.log(identifier + " purchase failed"); console.log("reason: " + transaction.failureReason === Transaction.CanceledByUser ? "Canceled" : transaction.errorString); transaction.finalize(); } onPurchaseRestored: { console.log(identifier + "purchase restored"); applicationData.vowelsUnlocked = true; console.log("timestamp: " + transaction.timestamp); transaction.finalize(); pageStack.pop(); } }
The StoreItem component will display the product data that is queried from the platform's store, and will call the purchase() method on the product when it is clicked by the user.
Text { id: titleText text: product.title font.bold: true anchors.right: priceText.left anchors.rightMargin: topLevel.globalMargin anchors.top: parent.top anchors.topMargin: topLevel.globalMargin anchors.left: parent.left anchors.leftMargin: topLevel.globalMargin } Text { id: descriptionText text: product.description anchors.right: priceText.left anchors.rightMargin: topLevel.globalMargin anchors.left: parent.left anchors.leftMargin: topLevel.globalMargin anchors.top: titleText.bottom anchors.topMargin: topLevel.globalMargin / 2 wrapMode: Text.WordWrap } Text { id: priceText text: product.price anchors.right: parent.right anchors.rightMargin: topLevel.globalMargin anchors.verticalCenter: parent.verticalCenter } MouseArea { anchors.fill: parent onClicked: { pendingRect.visible = true; spinBox.visible = true; statusText.text = "Purchasing..."; storeItem.state = "PURCHASING"; product.purchase(); } onPressed: { storeItem.state = "PRESSED"; } onReleased: { storeItem.state = "NORMAL"; } }
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- qthangman/hangmangame.cpp
- qthangman/hangmangame.h
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/GameView.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/GuessWordView.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/Hangman.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/HowToView.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/Key.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/Letter.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/LetterSelector.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/MainView.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/PageHeader.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/ScoreItem.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/Settings.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/SimpleButton.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/SplashScreen.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/StoreItem.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/StoreView.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/Word.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/main.qml
- qthangman/qml/qthangman/+windows/Settings.qml
- qthangman/winrt/QtStoreSimulation.xml
- qthangman/main.cpp
- qthangman/qthangman.pro
- qthangman/resources.qrc
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Decreases the internal count of the semaphore by one, blocking thread execution if the count would fall below zero. A blocked thread is resumed as soon as another thread calls SignalSemaphore().
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Stateful transformations depend on state for processing inputs and producing outputs and require a state store associated with the stream processor. For example, in aggregating operations, a windowing state store is used to collect the latest aggregation results per window. In join operations, a windowing state store is used to collect all of the records received so far within the defined window boundary.
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| Aggregate | KGroupedTable -> KTable | ☑ | |||
| Aggregate(windowed) | KGroupedStream -> KTable | ☑ | |||
| Count | KGroupedStream -> KTable | ☑ | |||
| Count | KGroupedTable -> KTable | ☑ | |||
| Count(windowed) | KGroupedStream → KStream | ☑ | |||
| Reduce | KGroupedStream → KTable | ☑ | |||
| Reduce | KGroupedTable → KTable | ☑ | |||
| Reduce(windowed) | KGroupedStream → KTable | ☑ | |||
| InnerJoin(windowed) | (KStream,KStream) → KStream | ☑ | |||
| LeftJoin(windowed) | (KStream,KStream) → KStream | ☑ | |||
| OuterJoin(windowed) | (KStream,KStream) → KStream | ☑ | |||
| InnerJoin(windowed) | (KTable,KTable) → KTable | ☑ | |||
| LeftJoin(windowed) | (KTable,KTable) → KTable | ☑ | |||
| OuterJoin(windowed) | (KTable,KTable) → KTable | ☑ | |||
| InnerJoin(windowed) | (KStream,KTable) → KStream | ☑ | |||
| LeftJoin(windowed) | (KStream,KTable) → KStream | ☑ | |||
| InnerJoin(windowed) | (KStream,GlobalKTable) → KStream | ☑ | |||
| LeftJoin(windowed) | (KStream,GlobalKTable) → KStream | ☑ |
Count¶
Rolling aggregation. Counts the number of records by the grouped key. (see IKGroupedStream for details)
Several variants of count exist.
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Aggregate¶
Rolling aggregation. Aggregates the values of (non-windowed) records by the grouped key. Aggregating is a generalization of reduce and allows, for example, the aggregate value to have a different type than the input values. (see IKGroupedStream for details)
When aggregating a grouped stream, you must provide an initializer (e.g., aggValue = 0) and an “adder” aggregator (e.g., aggValue + curValue).
Several variants of aggregate exist.
KGroupedStream → KTable
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Dr. Norman Borlaug, third from the left, trains biologists in Mexico on how to increase wheat yields.
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- 1935 - Has to stop school and save up more money. Works in the Civilian Conservation Corps, helping starving Americans. "I saw how food changed them", he said. "All of this left scars on me."
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