Belly dance, a type of Middle Eastern dance, is an expressive and often improvisational dance that has historically been danced by women for other women. The true origin of the dance is unknown, but theories say that it may have originated from ritual dances or to help prepare the body for child birth. It is usually performed barefoot and with colorful costumes. Its popularity continues to grow worldwide.
Belly dance has an extensive dance vocabulary of movements for the hips, feet, arms, hands, and even the head. These are four basic hip movements which dancers can layer other moves on to as they advance in skill.
Base
Hip moves up
Hip moves down
Hip moves back to base
Repeat
Base
Hip moves horizontally to the front corner
Hip moves horizontally to the side
Hip moves horizontally to the back corner
Repeat
Base
Hip moves up
Hip moves out to the side
Hip moves down and inward
Repeat
Base
Hip moves up
Hip moves inward
Hip moves down and inward
Repeat
Belly dance has many different styles that come from different areas of Egypt and other Middle Eastern countries. These are six common styles and their rhythms.
The modern form of Middle Eastern dance, also known as oriential
dance. This style is more familiar in the west and is performed in
restaurants and theaters around the world. It uses a two-piece
costume and often has a dramatic entrance where the dancers enter
with a veil.
Rhythms: Masmoudi Kebir, Masmoudi Zghire, Maqsoum
The main focus of this social dance is on the hips, with little
use of arms. The typical costume covers the midriff and is most
commonly a straight skirt with side slits and long sleeves. A sash
and headscarf is often worn.
Rhythms: Masmoudi Zghire
A folkloric dance originating in the Southern region of Egypt
known as “El Said” (the countryside). It is inspired by Tahtib,
the oldest form of Egyptian martial arts, which used long sticks
as weapons. Today, women perform their own version of this dance
with canes as a way of playfully imitating the men.
Rhythms: Saidi
A style of dance from the Persian Gulf. Dancers wear oversized
dresses, with the sleeves held up lirtatiously. The dance uses
footwork patterns that give a gliding feeling. It also
incorporates hair tosses, head slides, and shoulder movements.
Rhythms: Khaleeji
A ritualistic and ancient practice where one cleanses the body of
evil spirits. It is believed to have originated in Ethiopia. It
has an earthy and heavy feel, dancers simulate the Zar by using
the chest and head movements.
Rhythms: Ayoub
A ritualistic and ancient practice where one cleanses the body of
evil spirits. It is believed to have originated in Ethiopia. It
has an earthy and heavy feel, dancers simulate the Zar by using
the chest and head movements.
Rhythms: Zeffa, Chiftetelli
Belly dancers often incorporate props in their choreographies. These are six of the most common props used in belly dance: isis wings, veil, zills, sword, cane, and shamadan.
Isis Wings
Veil
Zills/Finger Cymbals
Fan veils
Cane
Shamadan/Candelabra
Sword
Belly dance shows are usually 15 - 25 minutes or more, depending on the venue and type of event. Dancers often perform at restaurants or at private functions. Below are average rates converted to U.S. Dollars and rounded to the nearest dollar.


Breen's work includes NetBIOS Name Service spoofing attacks across network broadcast domains which has been brewed into a module for the the popular Responder tool.
The exploit basically consists of three aspects:
Local NBNS Spoofer
Fake WPAD Proxy Server
HTTP -> SMB NTLM Relay
The techniques that this exploit uses to gain privilege escalation aren’t new, but the way they are combined is. Microsoft is aware of all of these issues and has been for some time (circa 2000). These are unfortunately hard to fix without breaking backward compatibility and have been leveraged by attackers for over 15 years.
The exploit consists of 3 main parts, all of which are somewhat configurable through command-line switches. Each part corresponds to an already well known attack that has been in use for years:
1. Local NBNS Spoofer
When you (or Windows) perform a DNS lookup, first Windows will check the “hosts” file. If no entry exists, it will then attempt a DNS lookup. If this fails, an NBNS lookup will be performed. The NBNS protocol basically just asks all hosts on the local broadcast domain “Who knows the IP address for host XXX?”. Any host on the network is free to respond however they wish.
We will impersonate all hosts, replying to every request with our IP address in hopes that the resulting connection will do something interesting, like try to authenticate. For privilege escalation purposes, we can’t assume that we are able to sniff network traffic. Why? Because this requires local administrator access. So how can we accomplish NBNS spoofing?
If we can know ahead of time which hostname a target machine (in this case our target is <IP_ADDRESS>) will be sending an NBNS query for, we can craft a fake response and flood the target host with NBNS responses very quickly (since it is a UDP protocol). One complication is that a 2-byte field in the NBNS packet, the TXID, must match in the request and response, and we are unable to see the request. We can overcome this by flooding quickly and iterating over all 65536 possible values.
What if the network we are targeting has a DNS record for the host we want to spoof? We can use a technique called UDP port exhaustion to force ALL DNS lookups on the system to fail. All we do is bind to EVERY single UDP port. This causes DNS to fail because there will be no available UDP source port for the request. When DNS fails, NBNS will be the fallback.
In testing, this has proved to be 100% effective due to the speed we are able to send UDP packets to <IP_ADDRESS>.
2. Fake WPAD Proxy Server
In Windows, Internet Explorer by default will automatically try to detect network proxy setting configuration by accessing the URL “http://wpad/wpad.dat”. This also surprisingly applies to some Windows services such as Windows Update, but exactly how and under what conditions seems to be version dependent.
Of course the URL “http://wpad/wpad.dat” wont exist on all networks because the hostname “wpad” wont necessarily exist in the DNS nameserver. However as we saw above, we can spoof host names using NBNS spoofing.
With the ability to spoof NBNS responses, we can target our NBNS spoofer at <IP_ADDRESS>. We flood the target machine (our own machine) with NBNS response packets for the host “WPAD”, or “WPAD.DOMAIN.TLD”, and we say that the WPAD host has IP address <IP_ADDRESS>.
At the same time, we run an HTTP server locally on <IP_ADDRESS>. When it receives a request for “http://wpad/wpad.dat”, it responds with something like the following:
FindProxyForURL(url,host){
if (dnsDomainIs(host, "localhost")) return "DIRECT";
return "PROXY <IP_ADDRESS>:80";}
This will cause all HTTP traffic on the target to be redirected through our server running on <IP_ADDRESS>.
3. HTTP -> SMB NTLM Relay
NTLM relay is a well known, but often misunderstood attack against Windows NTLM authentication. The NTLM protocol is vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks. If an attacker can trick a user into trying to authenticate using NTLM to his machine, he can relay that authentication attempt to another machine!
The old version of this attack had the victim attempting to authenticate to the attacker using the SMB protocol with NTLM authentication. The attacker would then relay those credentials back to the victim’s computer and gain remote access using a “psexec” like technique.
Microsoft patched this by disallowing same-protocol NTLM authentication using a challenge that is already in flight. What this means is that SMB->SMB NTLM relay from one host back to itself will no longer work. However cross-protocol attacks such as HTTP->SMB will still work with no issue!
With all HTTP traffic now presumably flowing through an HTTP server that we control, we can do things like redirect them somewhere that will request NTLM authentication.
In the Potato exploit, all HTTP requests are redirected with a 302 redirect to “http://localhost/GETHASHESxxxxx”, where xxxxx is some unique identifier. Requests to “http://localhost/GETHASHESxxxxx” respond with a 401 request for NTLM authentication.
Any NTLM credentials are then relayed to the local SMB listener to create a new system service that runs a user-defined command.
When the HTTP request in question originates from a high privilege account, for example, when it is a request from the Windows Update service, this command will run with “NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM” privilege!


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Author: Ashish Vaswani ; Yinggong Zhao ; Victoria Fossum ; David Chiang
Abstract: We explore the application of neural language models to machine translation. We develop a new model that combines the neural probabilistic language model of Bengio et al., rectified linear units, and noise-contrastive estimation, and we incorporate it into a machine translation system both by reranking k-best lists and by direct integration into the decoder. Our large-scale, large-vocabulary experiments across four language pairs show that our neural language model improves translation quality by up to 1. 1B .


class Configurator
Configures settings for library initialization
<init> |
Configures settings for library initialization Configurator() |
configure |
Create settings with configurations fun configure(): Settings |
setApis |
Defines apis, needed for connection to blockchain fun setApis(vararg apis: Api): Configurator |
setCryptoCoreComponent |
Define component for key generation and encryption/decryption processes fun setCryptoCoreComponent(cryptoComponent: CryptoCoreComponent): Configurator |
setFeeRatio |
Defines ratio for fee used in library fun setFeeRatio(ratio: BigDecimal): Configurator |
setLogLevel |
Defines library log level LogLevel fun setLogLevel(logLevel: LogLevel): Configurator |
setNetworkType |
Defines blockchain network for connection fun setNetworkType(network: Network): Configurator |
setReturnOnMainThread |
Defines whether callback result should return on main thread fun setReturnOnMainThread(returnOnMainThread: Boolean): Configurator |
setSocketMessenger |
Defines socket managing functionality fun setSocketMessenger(socketMessenger: SocketMessenger): Configurator |
setTransactionExpirationDelaySeconds |
Defines ratio for fee used in library fun setTransactionExpirationDelaySeconds(delay: Long): Configurator |
setUrl |
Defines url for socket connection. fun setUrl(url: String): Configurator |


Chapter 8. Load Balancing and High Availability
After you've set up replication and have a number of
MySQL slaves available to handle your needs, the next problem
you're likely to face is how to route the traffic.
For the most part, the problem is quite similar to traditional HTTP
load balancing. But since the MySQL protocol isn't
HTTP, there are some important differences that emerge when you get
into the nitty-gritty of load balancing MySQL.
The material in this chapter assumes that your MySQL servers are on
different machines from your application servers. If
you've set up a local MySQL slave on each of your
web or application servers, there's no need to worry
about MySQL load balancing. Instead, you need a load-balancing
solution for the web or application server.
We'll start with a quick overview of load balancing
from both a network and application perspective, and
we'll discuss how load-balancing benefits MySQL
deployments. Then we move to some of the issues specific to load
balancing MySQL in various configurations, notably health checks and
balancing algorithms.
In the limited scope of this book, there's no way to
cover all issues surrounding load balancers and high availability of
your systems. For more information on the topic we suggest Tony
Bourke's Server Load
Balancing, also published by O'Reilly.
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| 18 | ||
| 19 | /** | |
| 20 | * Command representing the deletion of one object of the first sequence. | |
| 21 | *
 | |
| 22 | * When one object of the first sequence has no corresponding object in the | |
| 23 | * second sequence at the right place, the {@link EditScript edit script} | |
| 24 | * transforming the first sequence into the second sequence uses an instance of | |
| 25 | * this class to represent the deletion of this object. The objects embedded in | |
| 26 | * these type of commands always come from the first sequence. | |
| 27 | * | |
| 28 | * @see SequencesComparator | |
| 29 | * @see EditScript | |
| 30 | * | |
| 31 | * @since 4.0 | |
| 32 | * @version $Id: DeleteCommand.java 1477760 2013-04-30 18:34:03Z tn $ | |
| 33 | */ | |
| 34 | public class DeleteCommand<T> extends EditCommand<T> { | |
| 35 | ||
| 36 | /** | |
| 37 | * Simple constructor. Creates a new instance of {@link DeleteCommand}. | |
| 38 | * | |
| 39 | * @param object the object of the first sequence that should be deleted | |
| 40 | */ | |
| 41 | public DeleteCommand(final T object) { | |
| 42 | super(object); | |
| 43 | } | |
| 44 | ||
| 45 | /** | |
| 46 | * Accept a visitor. When a DeleteCommand accepts a visitor, it calls | |
| 47 | * its {@link CommandVisitor#visitDeleteCommand visitDeleteCommand} method. | |
| 48 | * | |
| 49 | * @param visitor the visitor to be accepted | |
| 50 | */ | |
| 51 | @Override | |
| 52 | public void accept(final CommandVisitor<T> visitor) { | |
| 53 |
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visitor.visitDeleteCommand(getObject()); |
| 54 | } | |
| 55 | } | |
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NIGHTBREED [minor spoilers] A film review by Eddie McCreary Copyright 1990 Eddie McCreary
Well, I saw NIGHTBREED just under twelve hours ago. Finally, a horror movie worth being called a horror movie. *Excellent* special effects. They must have spent most of the budget on the creature shop. A wide variety of creatures, all of them quality work. Good acting, good directing, excellent sets; are you getting the idea that I loved this movie?
A few comments (minor spoilers):
I felt they could have spent a little more time developing Boone's character in the beginning of the movie. If you hadn't read CABAL, you might not understand why he was so willing to believe Decker.
I thought Cronenberg did a good job, though not a great one. He was believable as Decker, but I don't know if I'd like him in another movie. A much better director than actor, but a better actor than some.
I also felt they should have made more use of the "Boone as a savior" theme. The artwork depicting the prophesy is shown all during the opening credits but is barely mentioned in movie.
Also, the ending was a bit obscure if you hadn't read the book. I could barely understand what Baphomet was saying in the end.
I really like the actor who played Narcisse (Hugh something, not Ross but the other one.) His character was much funnier than in the book and he played it very well, even with most of his face missing. I loved the shots with him wearing a cowboy hat and dark glasses. Rachel was also very good. Barker did a good job expanding her character so the audience had a way of understanding a little bit of the history of Midian.
Clive Barker, IMHO, is one of (if not the) best horror directors around. He makes a visually stunning movie *and* characters I really care about.  I think he could use a little improvement in directing 'slow' scenes, but hey, this is only his second movie.
To sum up, an EXCELLENT MOVIE. I'll be seeing this many more times. Any body else feel this way? I'd like to talk more about it with people who have seen it.
BTW, Barker has said that if this one does well, he'll make more. YEAH!
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Hello! My name is Deborah, I am 20 years old and a I'm a dreamer full-time. The science of Art has fascinated me since I was a child, when one of my favorite hobbies was to recreate the characters from the Disney movies. I have always been wondering if there is the concrete possibility to find a job where creativity is one of the first requirements, so after finishing High School I took some time to document more and find out what professional career to pursue. In the meanwhile also another possibility occured, and this was to do the AuPair experience abroad. ... Nowadays there are so many jobs that require artistic talent and a creative mindset, this is the reason that motivated me to take some HTML&CSS classes on Skillshare. Currently seeking the possibility to learn more about UX design and to constantly update my knowledge in order to keep up with the latest trends.


Curriculum Vitae
A short enterprise-oriented version of my CV is here.
A longer academic-oriented version of my CV is here.
Technical skills
Here a list of the main skills I acquired throughout my research and development activity.
Software development
- C
- C++
- Python
- Java (JSP, JDBC, JGit) (research prototypes design and development)
- Bash scripting (Unix-Linux system automation)
Software maintenance
- Git (deep knowledge and high expertise)
- SVN (standard operational expertise)
Operating Systems / Architecture
- Linux (admin)
- Open Back-End (OBE)
Specific advanced courses attended as Ph.D. candidate:
- Efficient Boolean reasoning
- Empirical Methods for the Analysis and Design of Algorithms
- Entrepreneurship
- Peer-To-Peer (P2P) Overlay Networks: Systematic Design and Practical Implementations
- Statistical Machine Learning
- Text and Content Processing
- Web Information Retrieval
- Stochastic Local Search
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I've been Program Committee Member of the ACM Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference
(GECCO) from 2010 to 2016, for the Parallel Evolutionary Systems (PES) track.
I served as reviewer upon request for the following international journals:
- IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation – 2013 and 2014
- Elsevier’s Future Generation Computing Systems Journal – 2012
- Springer’s Computing – 2012 SI: Extreme Distributed Systems
- NaCo : Natural Computing Journal – 2012
- JOSH : Journal of Scheduling – Volume 13 / 2010
- AMAI : Annals of Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence – Volume 57 / 2009


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Unofficial JavaScript API Library for Nordigen.
This library allows you to easily access the Nordigen Account Information API.
Please note that the Categorisation & Insights API is not yet implemented into this library. If you have access to that API, feel free to contribute to this library.
Here is an example flow on how you can access accounts using the library:
import Nordigen from 'nordigen';
const nordigen = new Nordigen('YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN');
// Please note that you might also define an endpoint URL if you do not use the default Nordigen API, e.g.
// const nordigen = new Nordigen('YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN', 'https://ob.beta.nordigen.com/api');
// First, get a list of ASPSPs (Banks) for the user
const aspsps = await nordigen.getASPSPsForCountry('gb');
// Let the user pick their ASPSP now. We will use the first ASPSP in this example:
const userAspsp = aspsps[0];
// A user needs an end user ID later on. You can choose this ID freely but it should remain the same
const enduser_id = "demo";
// Optionally, you can create an end user agreement to define a custom history length. If you want to use the default length of 90 days, skip this step
const agreement = await nordigen.createEndUserAgreement(enduser_id, userAspsp.id, 30);
// Now we need to create a "requisition" which allows us to authenticate a user at their bank
const requisition = await nordigen.createRequisition(
enduser_id,
// The user needs to be redirected to their bank's website. After they are done they will be redirected back to your website.
// This is why you will need to define a redirect URL here
`https://example.com/nordigen-callback?user=${enduser_id}`,
// You can define another unique ID here. This is the "reference" to this requisition
"demo_id",
// The following arguments are completely *optional*. If you don't need them, don't define them
// Array of User agreements that we want to use
[
agreement
],
// A language code that should be used. Otherwise, the user language will be used automatically. Format should be ISO 3166
"EN/us"
);
// We have now create a requisition but we will need to redirect the user to their bank's website now. For that, we need the requisition link for the user's bank
const requisitionLink = await nordigen.getRequisitionLink(userAspsp.id);
// You may now redirect the user to this link and wait while they authenticate at their bank.
// As soon as the user comes back (e.g. being on the callback URL) we can get user information from our requsition.
const requsitionInfo = await nordigen.getRequisitionInfo(requisition.id);
// This will give you a list of account IDs the user has access to under requsitionInfo.accounts
// You may now allow the user to choose one of those accounts or loop through each account.
// We will continue with using only the first account.
// Let us get some more details about the user account
const details = await nordigen.getAccountDetails(requsitionInfo.accounts[0]);
// This info now includes the Account IBAN, ownder name etc.
// We can also fetch the account balances
const balances = await nordigen.getAccountBalances(requsitionInfo.accounts[0]);
// ...or a list of transactions in our history timeframe
const transactions = await nordigen.getAccountTransactions(requsitionInfo.accounts[0]);
// You can look at the API documentation or /src/lib/types for more information about the returned data
// These are the methods this library provides.
// If you want to call an API endpoint not defined in the library (e.g. deleting an agreement), you can call the "makeRequest" method directly instead:
const response = await notdigen.makeRequest(
// Relative path to the endpoint. You don't need the "https://ob.nordigen.com/api"
"/agreements/enduser/MY_ID",
// Optional HTTP method. This will default to "GET"
"DELETE",
// Optional HTTP body object. This will automatically be JSON encoded
{
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Review by: Mathew Tschirgi<EMAIL_ADDRESS>THE RAMBO TRILOGY consists of three movies:
1) FIRST BLOOD (1982) 2) RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD PART II (1985) 3) RAMBO III (1988)
All of them star Sylvester Stallone as 'John J. Rambo' and Richard Crenna as his Green Beret Commanding Officer from Vietnam.
All of these movies are entertaining in their own little way. None of them are realistic in any sense, unless you believe that one man can jump down hundreds of feet into a waterfall, get shot in the face, trip, get extensive shock treatment, and still be alive. These movies don't feature Stallone's finest acting (for that I would advise you to see the first few ROCKY movies or OSCAR). The plots are laughable. Let's get on with it...
FIRST BLOOD begins with John J. Rambo trying to contact his war buddies from his platoon in Vietnam. All of them are dead; one even died from cancer after the war. Rambo, feeling depressed, takes a walk through a place which is either called Hope or Holiday Land (the sign he sees when he walks in says Holiday Land, but the town has signs like 'The Hope Inn'). A local police officer gives Rambo a ride to get out of town because he "doesn't want drifters in his town". Rambo gets pissed and begins walking towards a bridge and is arrested for vagrancy. He gets badly beaten in jail.
But, as one of the police officers puts it, Rambo is a "bad ass". He fights his way out of the guarded prison cell and boogies down to the nearest forested area to hide out from his pursuers. A former leading Officer in Vietnam who Rambo was familiar with tries to convince Rambo to come out peacefully.  The movie's scenes with Sylvester Stallone have a good combination of suspense and action. There is humor as well. For instance in one scene Rambo commandeers an army truck and tells the driver to keep on driving. The driver is looking crazy at Rambo. Rambo snaps back with "Don't look at me; look at the road. That's how accidents happen!!" The scenes without Rambo are slow and full of dialogue, which make up a third of the movie. The dialogue isn't really even very interesting, dragging down what should be an exciting film. FIRST BLOOD is entertaining enough to watch for the action bits... I give FIRST BLOOD ** 1/2 out of ****.
 The plot involves Rambo being let go from jail to go to Cambodia to pick up POW's from Vietnam. They pick Rambo because he is expendable; Rambo defines the term as "It's like when you are being invited to a party but nobody really cares if you don't show up.". Along the way, Rambo links up with a Vietnamese chick who helps his cause. There is more violence and more explosions than in the first one.
The beginning of this movie is awful. It has nothing but Rambo being briefed about his mission for around 30 minutes. Full of pointless dialogue that makes you want to turn off the movie and return it for a refund at your local video rental store. But then when he begins to attack the Vietnamese, it gets rather entertaining. Rambo fights them with a gun, a bow and arrow, a bow and flaming arrow, and many other things. The funniest part in the movie is a totally over-the-top blastfest that has Rambo in a helicopter for 10 minutes blowing up everything to tiny bits. It is a scene that makes the whole movie worthwhile and reccomendable for that one scene alone. Amazing!! It also ends with a cheesy 'Let's Save Our Brothers' love theme that has nothing to do with the movie whatsoever during the closing credits. I give RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD PART II *** out of **** for the incredible helicopter sequence and over-the-top violence. Just skip the first thirty minutes, if you can... :)
RAMBO III is when the series has gone to the ground. Our friend Rambo is now a monk beating the hell out of people to get money to support the monastery he builds in his free time. When asked to be sent to quell a Russian attack in a Middle Eastern country, Rambo refuses. When his Vietnam Officer from the previous two films gets captures, Rambo comes along for a major killing/blast fest spree.
The amount of killing and explosions are quite entertaining. Just the first HALF of the movie is boring dialogue again with little importance to the plot. Nobody watches a RAMBO movie expecting a story; give us violence damn it!! We want to watch people getting blown up as well as buildings being zapped.  I give RAMBO III ** out of **** only for its good action parts.
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A basic point primitive. Renders a single point onto the terminal. More...
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A basic point primitive. Renders a single point onto the terminal.
Init the point.
| pos | The point's position |
| col | The point's color. |


4. Example workflow¶
The example for shape symmetrization of band mapping data of
- Pick the source image (with distortion) from measured band mapping data, , that contains salient features such as discernible intensity local maxima/minima. For data, the source image, , is selected from the energy region near the valence band maxima , where the sixfold symmetric pattern is visible and sharp.
- Determine the pixel coordinates of the landmarks from the source image by manual selection. The seven landmarks consist of the three and points on the outer edge and the point at the center of the source image. These pixel coordinates form the reference point set .
- With manual landmark selection, the ordering and specification (i.e. center or vertex) of the points may be determine by the operator directly, but for algorithmically detected point set, subsequent steps are needed to separate the center ( point) from the vertices ( and points) and to order the vertices in a clockwise or counterclockwise fashion with respect to the center.
- Calculate the geometric quantities to be used in the subsequent registration. This includes the average center-vertex distance, , and the average nearest neighbor vertex-vertex distance, .
- Generate a set of points as the target point set using the existing corresponding coordinates from the source image. For data, select one (e.g. the first) of the or points determined in step (4), compute the pixel coordinates of the of perfectly symmetric hexagon vertices with respect to the fixed points.
- Determine the coordinate transform computationally using the reference and target point sets.
- If necessary, adjust the pose (i.e. rotation and position) of the pattern such that a diagonal of the hexagon is parallel with one of the image axes ( or ). Combine the additional transforms with the symmetrization transform determined in step (6).
- Apply the final version of the transform to the stack of images along the energy axis.


{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load staticfiles otree %} {% block title %} Start Confirmation {% endblock %} {% block content %}
From the next screen onwards you will have the opportunity to earn money as explained on the screens before. {% else %} In the next screen you will have the opportunity to earn money as explained in the screens before. {% endif %}
Pressing the Start button will start the letter counting task.


Namespace Dapplo.HttpExtensions.OAuth
Classes
BaseOAuthSettings
Common properties for the OauthXSettings
EmbeddedBrowserCodeReceiver
This will start an embedded browser to wait for the code
OAuth1HttpBehaviour
OAuth1HttpBehaviourFactory
This factory can be used to create a IHttpBehaviour which handles OAuth requests
OAuth1HttpMessageHandler
This DelegatingHandler handles the OAuth specific stuff and delegates the "final" SendAsync to the InnerHandler
OAuth1Settings
Settings for the OAuth protocol, if possible this should not be used and OAuth 2.0 is a better choice
OAuth1UriActions
Due to the complexity of the Oauth requests, these extensions are supplied. For Oauth 2.0 there is no need to have special extensions
OAuth2HttpBehaviourFactory
This factory can be used to create a IHttpBehaviour which handles OAuth 2 requests
OAuth2HttpMessageHandler
This DelegatingHandler handles the OAuth2 specific stuff and delegates the "final" SendAsync to the InnerHandler
OAuth2Settings
Settings for the OAuth 2 protocol
OAuth2TokenResponse
Container for the OAuth token / refresh response
Interfaces
ICodeReceiverSettings
Settings interface the OAuth (2) protocol
IOAuth1Token
The credentials which should be stored. This can be used to extend your Dapplo.Config.IIniSection extending interface.
IOAuth2Token
The credentials which should be stored. This can be used to extend your Dapplo.Config.IIniSection extending interface.
IOAuthCodeReceiver
This is the interface for the OAuth code receiver
Enums
AuthorizeModes
Specify the autorize mode that is used to get the token from the cloud service. Some details are described here: https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/OAuth2InstalledApp You can register your implementations with the OAuthHttpMessageHandler Currently only a LocalServer is in this project
GrantTypes
Enum values for the OAuth grant types
OAuth1Parameters
OAuth1SignatureTypes
Provides a predefined set of algorithms that are supported officially by the OAuth 1.x protocol


Freddie Gibbs Drops Comedic Blaxploitation "Gat Damn" Short Film
by Trent ClarkThe Zebra Lounge – Fresh off his Album of the Year Tour, Freddie Gibbs has hopped in a time capsule back to the days of s-curl activator and spoon necklaces to deliver his “Gat Damn” video from the critically acclaimed Bandana album with Madlib.
Directed by M. Corey Whitted and co-starring G Perico as “Tootie Mo” and Slink Johnson as “Leviticus ‘Levi’ Johnson,” Freddie Kane keeps his Lords in check as they drip O-Line all over the big stage during their marquee performance.
“Gat Damn” serves as the fourth official video behind “Crime Pays,” “Giannis,” and “Half Manne Half Cocaine” from the DX-perfect rated album. Released on June 28, 2019, the album debuted at No. 21 on the Billboard 200, selling 18,868 total album-equivalent units in its first week.
Watch the “Gat Damn” video and the rehearsals above.


This example shows how to supply suggestions to the Search box from a web server that returns suggestions in the OpenSearch Suggestions format.
Please follow these steps to try it out:
- Enter the URL to a web service that returns suggestions in the OpenSearch Suggestions Format. Use {searchTerms} in the URL to represent where you want
the query to be inserted
- Enter a query into the Search box
- Suggestions will be provided
- Select a suggestion or submit the text in the search box by pressing the search button


#include <XKMSValidityInterval.hpp>
The <ValidityInterval> Element is used to define the dates within which a key is valid.
The schema definition for ValidityInterval is as follows :
<!-- ValidityInterval --> <element name="ValidityInterval" type="xkms:ValidityIntervalType"/> <complexType name="ValidityIntervalType"> <attribute name="NotBefore" type="dateTime" use="optional"/> <attribute name="NotOnOrAfter" type="dateTime" use="optional"/> </complexType> <!-- /ValidityInterval -->
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Corruption watchdog once again punishes VID officials for illegal information acquisition
by LETACorruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) has once again punished officials of the State Revenue Service (SRS) who were caught illegally acquiring information from systems.
Officials, driven by personal motives, were caught acquiring information from information systems that is not necessary for performance of their duties.
Two inspectors were applied fines of EUR 70 and EUR 80.
As previously reported, KNAB had found similar crimes in the actions of other institutions in the past. Most officials caught in the act were from VID.


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Machine Learning Books
The Elements of Statistical Learning:Data Mining, Inference, and Prediction
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So the death penalty is unjust, some people cannot be rehabilitated and made better, there is no benefit to society or the person being punished for such people to stay in jail and they have no right to stay in jail.
If this is the case, then it seems perfectly morally licit to use the death penalty. People must be punished someway for extreme crimes, and there is no reason not to use the death penalty.


The Java Management Extensions (JMX) API is a standard API for management and monitoring of resources such as applications, devices, services, and the Java virtual machine. The JMX technology was originally developed through the Java Community Process (JCP) as Java Specification Request (JSR) 3, Java Management Extensions, and JSR 160, JMX Remote API.
Typical uses of the JMX technology include:
The JMX API includes remote access, so a remote management program can interact with a running application for these purposes.
In addition to the above examples, you can download the Java SE Demos and Samples bundle. Once you have unzipped the bundle, a sample application that demonstrates a real-life implementation of the JMX API can be found in the following directory:
JDK_HOME/sample/jmx/jmx-scandir
The jmx-scandir
example is an advanced example, which
presents advanced concepts of the JMX API in a real-world
scenario.


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The temporal evolution of the active cloak |
Stability Analysis of the Time Domain Integral Equation Method for Radar Scattering Analysis |
The Wireless Big Bang |
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Wireless Dependable BAN of Things. |
Antenna Research, Development ... |
Fluidic tuning of large sub wavelength... |
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P.O. Box 162362
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USA
Email: efermatjournal@gmail.com


AIS¶
The articles in this section explain how to use and customize the ais in PetBlocks. Make sure you have read the introduction to PetBlocks first.
Note
The idea behind of the ai system is to let you, the owner of the server, craft a highly customizable pet with custom behaviour which perfectly fits your server environment.
Note
You can always list up the current ais of any pet of any player via the administration command. /petblocks debug


%inherit file='base.html'/> <%block name='script'> %block> <%block name='subtitle'>Presence by weekday%block>


Click the button to generate a picture of an adorable cat. Enjoy!
(You might have to scroll down sorry! + My apologies for any offensive content - this is a random generator, I don't know every photo in its library!)


Exploring my values
This is my list of values:
- Achievement
- Adventure
- Affection
- Balance
- Community
- Competence
- Control
- Courage
- Decisiveness
- Economic Security
- Equality
- Fairness
- Friendships
- Fun
- Helping other people
- Helping Society
- Honesty
- Independence
- Integrity
- Joy
- Movement
- Nature
- Self Knowledge
- Self Respect
- Serenity
- Simplicity
- Wisdom
Balance
I've chosen to write a couple of sentences about 'balance'. What I mean by balance as a value is being open and embracing a wide range of values and avoiding extremes. Happiness and wellbeing come from a balanced view of yourself and the world you live in. It is about accepting the things that you can't change and working to change things that you have some influence over. It is about respect for yourself and others. It is about considering things and acting in a appropriate proportional way. It is about empathy but on the other hand holding strong on your own views. The world would be a better place with more balance and less extremes, more pragmatism and less absolutism.
Values in my life
In general, I try to live up these values:
- Achievement 3
- Adventure 3
- Affection 4
- Balance 5
- Community 4
- Competence 4
- Control 4
- Courage 4
- Decisiveness 4
- Economic Security 5
- Equality 5
- Fairness 5
- Friendships 5
- Fun 3
- Helping other people 4
- Helping Society 4
- Honesty 4
- Independence 5
- Integrity 5
- Joy 4
- Movement 3
- Nature 4
- Self Knowledge 4
- Self Respect 5
- Serenity 3
- Simplicity 5
- Wisdom 4
Advice
The last advice that I was asked for was by my partner asking my view on a work related issue. It involved how to deal with a company who was underperforming in delivering a service and how best to approach resolving the issue.
Values and Stereotype threat
Absolutely, understanding your values and being self aware will assist you in dealing with stereotype threat. If you know which areas of your identity are likely to trigger your self sabotage mechanisms and then can minimise those by internally referring to your values, you should be in a better position to control the threat. If you know what is important to you and why then you can begin to rationalise the stereotype threat that you experience. It can also help you empathise with others who may potentially react in a way that suggests they are experiencing their own stereotype threat.
Other strategies for raising your spirits if you begin to feel low during the EDA bootcamp might include taking a break, doing an activity involving fun and friends or seeking support from external support people. A bit of movie escapism or a good sleep. Go out with friends, do some exercise or whatever makes you forget about work for a bit.


Trump says looking at whether Apple should be exempt from China tariffs
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he was considering whether to exempt Apple Inc from tariffs on Chinese imports.
AUSTIN, Texas: U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he was considering whether to exempt Apple Inc from tariffs on Chinese imports.
"We're looking at that," Trump said in answer to a reporter's question about the tariffs. He spoke after touring a plant in Austin with Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook that assembles Apple computers.
(Reporting by Steve Holland; Writing by Eric Beech; Editing by Sandra Maler)


About Me
First Five Questions:
Random Number Game:
7 Continents:
asia
africa
europe
north america
south america
australia
antarctica
Total Score


We enhance platforms!
- disintermediate e-business schemas
- utilize frictionless eyeballs
- drive robust e-business
- seize efficient synergies
- benchmark leading-edge ROI
- deliver global methodologies
- grow scalable interfaces
- reintermediate ubiquitous systems
- benchmark dot-com supply-chains
- engage out-of-the-box convergence
- matrix next-generation initiatives
- productize viral experiences
- redefine leading-edge users


The U.S.-China Physical Sciences-Oncology Alliances (PS-OA) is the ﬁrst international alliance to focus on research at the intersection of the physical sciences and cancer biology for the expressed purpose of increasing our fundamental understanding of cancer as a basis for early detection, more effective therapy and ultimately prevention. The mission is to bring a diverse group of experts in cancer research to discuss promising aspects of future research and potential international collaborations. The goal is not limited to speciﬁc research, but to encourage a longer and broader vision to rethink cancer on its precaution, origin, evolution and novel treatment. Early research emphasis areas for the U.S.-China PSOA will include cancer evolution/evolutionary cancer medicine, computational models of cancer and selected areas of cancer genome research.


This is an open-source JSON API for looking up information associated with the oligoisolating constructed language Toki Pona, a language designed to be as simple and as easy to learn as possible.
This endpoint allows you to find information associated with the word supplied. It returns an JSON list containing a set of objects, each object representing a word that could possibly be linked to the word given.
/word/a
/word/ijo
/word/pakala
/word/xyz
The endpoint allows you to get the raw data from the API, a json object of word objects.
/data
This endpoint allows you to fetch a random word from the API.
/random
You can contribute to this API by using the githup repository:
https://github.com/ollybritton/toki-pona-api
It is written in Python using flask and flask_restful.


graph_training_utils¶
Utilities for training the parameters of tensorflow computational graphs.
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class
graph_training_utils.
EarlyStop
(badlimit=20)[source]¶ A class for determining when to stop a training while loop by a bad count criterion. If the data is exhausted or the model’s performance hasn’t improved for badlimit training steps, the __call__ function returns false. Otherwise it returns true.
Parameters: badlimit – Limit of for number of training steps without improvement for early stopping.
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class
graph_training_utils.
ModelRunner
(loss, ph_dict, learnrate=0.01, opt='adam', debug=False)[source]¶ A class for gradient descent training tensorflow models.
Parameters: - loss – The objective function for optimization strategy.
- ph_dict – A dictionary of names (str) to tensorflow placeholders.
- learnrate – The step size for gradient descent.
- opt – A tensorflow op implementing the gradient descent optimization strategy.
- debug – Whether or not to print debugging info.
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eval
(datadict, eval_tensors)[source]¶ Evaluates tensors without effecting parameters of model.
Parameters: - datadict – A dictionary of names (str) matching names in ph_dict to numpy matrices for this mini-batch.
- eval_tensors – Tensors from computational graph to evaluate as numpy matrices.
Returns: A list of evaluated tensors as numpy matrices.
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graph_training_utils.
get_feed_dict
(datadict, ph_dict, train=1, debug=False)[source]¶ Function for pairing placeholders of a tensorflow computational graph with numpy arrays.
Parameters: - datadict – A dictionary with keys matching keys in ph_dict, and values are numpy arrays.
- ph_dict – A dictionary where the keys match keys in datadict and values are placeholder tensors.
- train – {1,0}. Different values get fed to placeholders for dropout probability, and batch norm statistics depending on if model is training or evaluating.
- debug – (boolean) Whether or not to print dimensions of contents of placeholderdict, and datadict.
Returns: A feed dictionary with keys of placeholder tensors and values of numpy matrices.


Impossible List (To Be Updated)
The impossible list is a tabulation of tasks we never feel like doing because they are just too difficult to accomplish. However, unlike a bucket list, once we accomplish one, we replace it with a harder task.
Ongoing
RL
Lazy Programmar Reinforcement Learning
Udacity: Reinforcement Learning
Hands On RL
Lazy Programmar Deep Reinforcement Learning
typing.com
Magoosh: 90 day Verbal Focused GRE
Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis
Vocab Builder App & Workbook by Chris Lele
The Fabulous App's routine for 1 month
Morning Routine
Workout
Night Routine
Meditation
Upcoming
Coursera Julia Computing
Udacity AI for Robotics
Lectures on The Kalman Filter
All lectures and HW assignments
Capstone Project: Runaway Robot
Coursera Practical Reinforcement Learning
Future
Udacity Differential Eq in Action
"Coursera Negaotiations" and "Coursera Game Theory I & II"
Done
Udemy: Modern Deep Learning
Udemy Puctuations Course
Magoosh English Grammar App
Make a professional website. (20 May, 2018 )


We take inspiration from the World's best cuisines, and create a unique fusion experience. Our lipsmacking creations will tickle your culinary senses!
Started in 2010, Ristorante con Fusion quickly established itself as a culinary icon par excellence in Hong Kong. With its unique brand of world fusion cuisine that can be found nowhere else, it enjoys patronage from the A-list clientele in Hong Kong. Featuring four of the best three-star Michelin chefs in the world, you never know what will arrive on your plate the next time you visit us. The restaurant traces its humble beginnings to The Frying Pan, a successful chain started by our CEO, Mr. Peter Pan, that featured for the first time the world's best cuisines in a pan.
You better cut the pizza in four pieces because I'm not hungry enough to eat six
Our CEO, Peter, credits his hardworking East Asian immigrant parents who undertook the arduous journey to the shores of America with the intention of giving their children the best future. His mother's wizardy in the kitchen whipping up the tastiest dishes with whatever is available inexpensively at the supermarket, was his first inspiration to create the fusion cuisines for which The Frying Pan became well known. He brings his zeal for fusion cuisines to this restaurant, pioneering cross-cultural culinary connections.
Our CFO, Danny, as he is affectionately referred to by his colleagues, comes from a long established family tradition in farming and produce. His experiences growing up on a farm in the Australian outback gave him great appreciation for varieties of food sources. As he puts it in his own words, Everything that runs, wins, and everything that stays, pays!
Blessed with the most discerning gustatory sense, Agumbe, our CFO, personally ensures that every dish that we serve meets his exacting tastes. Our chefs dread the tongue lashing that ensues if their dish does not meet his exacting standards. He lives by his motto, You click only if you survive my lick.
Award winning three-star Michelin chef with wide International experience having worked closely with whos-who in the culinary world, he specializes in creating mouthwatering Indo-Italian fusion experiences. He says, Put together the cuisines from the two craziest cultures, and you get a winning hit! Amma Mia!
| 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | |
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| Employees | 15 | 30 | 40 |
| Guests Served | 15000 | 45000 | 100,000 |
| Special Events | 3 | 20 | 45 |
| Annual Turnover | $251,325 | $1,250,375 | ~$3,00,000 |


We are Salmon Cookies! The cookies that our made from real salmon and the newest craze to hit the Seattle area! From our humble beginnings in our home stream of Seattle, Washington, we set out into an ocean of endless business endeavors only to return home when nature deemed it time to realize the fruition of our dreams. Our flavors include salmon, salmon, and wait for it...salmon! Come visit us at one of our open locations and prepare to be amazed!


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In December 2019, a pneumonia outbreak was reported in Wuhan, China. On 31 December 2019, the outbreak was traced to a novel strain of coronavirus,which was given the interim name 2019-nCoV by the World Health Organization (WHO),later renamed SARS-CoV-2 by the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses. The virus has a 96% similarity to a bat coronavirus, so it is widely suspected to originate from bats as well. They infect a range of animals including swine, cattle, horses, camels, cats, dogs, rodents, birds and bats.
Since the coronavirus pandemic began in 2019, it has claimed the lives of more than two million people across the globe. Although it is not yet known exactly where the outbreak first started, many early cases were in Wuhan, China - a city with a population of more than 11 million.
In addition to the dangers to public health, the pandemic and the resulting lockdowns and shutdowns could have long-lasting effects on people and societies. High structural unemployment is likely to affect consumer confidence and the speed of economic recovery, as well as exacerbate inequality, mental health problems and lack of societal cohesion. It is also likely to widen the wealth gap between young and old and to pose significant educational and employment challenges that risk a second lost generation.
One of the most important fallouts for the world when dealing with a global crisis like COVID-19 is ignoring other existential global risks - in particular, any shortfall in activity to address sustainability risks, especially climate change adaptation and mitigation. As countries emerge from the immediate health crisis and reboot their economies, changes in our working practices, attitudes towards travelling, commuting and consumption might make it easier to find business opportunities to capitalise on a lower carbon and more sustainable recovery. This could enable society to adapt responsibly, to return cleaner and greener, and to develop through sustainable growth with people and communities at the centre of society.
Lockdown is placing pressure on the global economy. We face a serious recession. This pressure has led some world leaders to call for an easing of lockdown measures.


There are two types pf TCRs, a/b-type and g/d-type. The a/b-type TCRs are heterodimers composed of two chains, designated a and b, where each chain consists of a constant region and a variable region, the latter containing three hypervariable regions that participate in antigen binding. The sequence variability found in the variable region occurs as a result of the high frequency of recombination undergone by the gene cluster encoding this region, which can yield as many as 2.5 x 107 possible variants. The cytotoxic T lymphocytes, helper T cells and inflammatory T cells discussed in here all bare a/b-type TCRs. The a/b-type can only bind to epitopes bound to MHC molecules presented on the surface of cells.
The g/d TCRs are also heterodimers composed of two chains, designated g and d, encoded by different gene segments. Unlike a/b-type TCRs, the g/d receptors can bind to free intact proteins in a similar manner to that of antibody binding. T cells that possess g/d TCRs are usually located in the epithelia, where they may represent an early defence system against pathogens.
InterPro Domain Architecture
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1mwac |
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From the
graphical match above, you can see that the signatures (method accession) are
divided into two InterPro entries for mouse T-cell receptor a chain V region. These entries give information about the domain architecture of the
protein. IPR007110 represents
the Immunoglobulin-like domain, which here has one signature, PS50835 from the
PROSITE database. This is a very large
class of domain that includes not only immunoglobulins themselves, but also any
protein that has a domain resembling the immunoglobulin domain in terms of
sequence and beta-sandwich structure.
If you follow the links to IPR007110, you will find that there
are several InterPro families listed under the section labelled ‘Children’,
where the ‘Children’ represent different subgroups of immunoglobulin-like
domains. To find all the domain
subgroups covered by the immunoglobulin-like domain entry, you can either
follow the individual links to the different InterPro entries, or you can
follow the link labelled ‘[tree]’ found directly underneath the ‘Children’ tag
(or follow the link provided here).
Mouse T-cell
receptor a chain V region belong to IPR003596, the
Immunoglobulin V-type domain, which is represented by one signature, SM00406 from the SMART
database.
The remaining two entries in the table above are from the structural database PDB (1mwa). From the information in the table above, you can see that there are two chains in this structure that represent this domain, chain A (1mwaa) and chain C (1mwac).
There are structures available for T cell receptors from several different species in the Protein Data Bank (PDB). A detailed description and visualisation of the structural features of T cell receptors can be found at the PDB ‘Molecule of the Month’. The crystallographic structures of different TCRs have provided insight into the mechanism of action of these receptors.


The Art of Push Ups
March 3, 2019
A push-up (or press-up) is a common calisthenics exercise beginning from the prone position, or the front leaning rest position. They are also a common form of punishment used in the military, school sport, or in some martial arts disciplines.
Picked those 2 lines out of Wikipedia, I was surprised and amused that it is a form of punishment, but that’s not the theme of the current post. We are going to talk about how to try and achieve consistency… I will introduce you to a challenge that I made last year, will also show you a tool developed in order to track progress. At the end of the post if you feel like going for it, I would be happy to send you an invite :fingers_crossed:
Most of you, that are following me on Facebook know that I’ve been doing these challenges for several years now, what you don’t know is that I am also focused on some that are not that long in terms of period of time, like: I went out and did my first Ultra Marathon last year (this was something that I’ve built for couple of years) or stop coffee for a month or two, another one was Do 50 push ups every day for 4 months.
I will iterate on the last one, 50 is not a big number, what mattered though is that you need to be consistent, building a habbit is hard and that is exactly the objective of the challenge - meaning I’d forgotten on several occasions and did my sets in the office or got out of bed at 23:30 for quick 50.
It all started with a bet. What we did (me and a very close friend of mine - Stefan) in order to track progress was, when one of us finishes the repetitions for the day, he would send a Viber text to the other with: 20x15x15 - number of sets and the repetitions. Funny thing, if you check our communication for the past months, you will see a gibberish of those numbers.
That Viber text was my kick for the day, when I received one I knew Stefan had done his part of the day and it was time for me to get moving. Some of the days it was the other way around, having someone involved is always easier than trying to keep an idea going by yourself.  Several months later, as I didn’t have the bet going, I was not motivated and it took me incredible mind effort to do a set or two.
So I asked Stefan to get back at the challenge (turned out that it was not going good for him as well). This time I wanted to involve more people, if this is how it worked for me, probably it would be the same for my friends, the only problem out there was how to keep track when more people are involved - Viber was not the option as receiving texts from a person is one thing, but when several are involved it would be a constant phone buzz or it would end up as a muted group conversations (I know we all hate those).
As a software developer I am used of solving that kind of problems, so I was already building the solution in my head:
- it shouldn’t be complicated
- it should take less than a minute to fill in
- it should provide the motivational factor of knowing when someone has finished or did a Set
- it should provide basic stats (again part of the motivational factor)
So I sat down and after several hours of coding on a Sunday afternoon, set up a server in Digital Ocean and deployed a Ruby on Rails application that addressed all of the above, here are some screenshots of how it looks (names are covered GDPR you know):
The first screen shows what I call the Leaderboard, it has an activity feed as well.
Screen #2 shows you a callendar, this one is mine but you can check other people’s as well - now I see I am being consistent on doing 2 sets a day, OCD happiness.
I didn’t want this one to be as strict as the first challenge and as I mentioned the main goal is to be consistent, some of the folks has missed a day or two, but that’s not the issue. The motivation level is kept high as you drop out from the Leaderboard if you haven’t done anything for 3 consiquent days. The current challenge will continue for 6 months, I would consider it a success if I am not the only one that’s still going after that period of time.


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| Wednesday | Object Oreanted Programming | Object Oreanted Programming | No class | No class | No class | No class |
| Thursday | No class | No class | No class | No class | No class | No class |
| Friday | AI programming 1 | No class | Advanced Theory of Database Technology | Advanced Theory of Database Technology | No class | No class |


I am Yutong Wu, an exchange student from China, majoring Digital Culture. I'm glad to have this chance coming here and add this class. As for my hobbies, I enjoy tasting
delicious food, especially Chinese food. I showed some symbols of my hometown above. As well as, I enjoy tranvelling, in which I can throw myself into nature and feel relaxed.


The originaltrcing ( a) and the concentration–response curves ( b) of the vasorelaxant effect of A. campestris L. essential oil (AcEO) on Phen (1 μM) and on K + (80 mM)-induced contraction. Values are mean ± SEM, n = 6, and analyzed with non linear regression test
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btSoftBodyConcaveCollisionAlgorithm Class Reference
btSoftBodyConcaveCollisionAlgorithm supports collision between soft body shapes and (concave) trianges meshes.
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#include <btSoftBodyConcaveCollisionAlgorithm.h>
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Detailed Description
btSoftBodyConcaveCollisionAlgorithm supports collision between soft body shapes and (concave) trianges meshes.
Definition at line 111 of file btSoftBodyConcaveCollisionAlgorithm.h.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
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Created for the Ithaca Web People Meetup by @aaronfroehlich
ansible production -m ping -i inventory
ansible production -m ping -i inventory
---
- name: Get software for Python-based control.
apt: "pkg={{ item }} state=installed"
with_items:
- curl
- python-apt
- python-pycurl
---
domain: "ithacawebpeople.dev"
webroot: "/var/www/{{ domain }}"
repo_url: "git@github.com:a-fro/ansible-iwp.git"
apache_vhosts:
- {servername: "{{ domain }}", documentroot: "{{ webroot }}"}
---
- hosts: drupal7
tasks:
- name: Download drupal core patch.
get_url:
url: https://www.drupal.org/files/issues/SA-CORE-2014-005-D7.patch
dest: /tmp/SA-CORE-2014-005-D7.patch
- name: Apply the patch from the drupal docroot.
shell: "patch -p1 < /tmp/SA-CORE-2014-005-D7.patch chdir={{ drupal_docroot }}"
- name: Restart apache (or nginx, and/or php-fpm, etc.) to rebuild opcode cache.
service: name=httpd state=restarted
- name: Clear Drupal caches (because it's always a good idea).
command: "drush cc all chdir={{ drupal_docroot }}"
- name: Ensure we're not vulnerable anymore.
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java.lang.Object com.greenfabric.system.GnuLauncher
This class performs the service of executing commands in a GNU environment. It's main value is that it's not limited to a single command with a set of parameters, like RunTime.exec() is. It hands the command off to bash, allowing pipes and other more complex flow control to be used.
A second feature of this class is that it allows all of the RunTime and Process code to be written in one place. By using a closure-like consumer object, this class can be used by any application.
// // Execute find piped into wc, printing the results to standard output. // myConsumer = new StdOutConsumer() { public void receive(String s) { System.out.println(s); }}; GnuLauncher.exec(myConsumer, "/usr/bin/find | /usr/bin/wc");Instead of hardcoding the pathnames, the GnuInfo class can locate executables.// // Execute finger, saving the results in a Vector. // final Vector results = new Vector(); myConsumer = new StdOutConsumer() { public void receive(String s) { results.addElement(s); }}; GnuLauncher.exec(myConsumer, "/usr/bin/finger");
GnuInfo
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GnuLauncher()
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static boolean |
canFunction()
Return true if I can work in this environment. |
static void |
exec(StdOutConsumer consumer,
java.lang.String command)
Execute a command using bash. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public GnuLauncher()
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public static void exec(StdOutConsumer consumer, java.lang.String command) throws java.io.IOException, java.lang.IllegalStateException
consumer
- an object that does something with the output.
This method iterates over the standard input,
calling consumer.receive(String) once for each
line.command
- a bash / unix command to be executed. Since this
is handled by bash, it can contain pipes,
redirection, etc.
java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if the system does not provide support
for launching programs via bash.
java.io.IOException
- if an error occurred starting the
system process.public static boolean canFunction()
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All about John Fourney
My Favorite Bands
Journey
REO Speedwagon
My Favorite Foods
Steak
Burger and Rice Stew


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ToonTasks are the quests you are sent on to help save Toontown from the Cogs.
They are also the key to becoming a more powerful Toon! For each task you complete, your Toon will
be rewarded with Laffboosts, new gags, jellybeans, and more. If you have any open task slots, visit
Toon Headquarters or any of ToonTown’s shops and get a new ToonTask quick!
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Laffboosts increase the amount of Laff points your Laff meter can hold. This
is also called your Laff limit. You will need to keep increasing your Laff limit as you advance
through the game because the more Laff points your Laff meter can hold, the harder it is for Cogs
to make you sad. Attacks by bigger Cogs you’ll encounter later in the game can pack a real punch
and take the Laff right out of you! When you see a LaffBoost task, choose it to increase your
Laff limit.
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Every Toon starts with Squirt and Throw, but from there the choice is yours. Think carefully
before starting to train a new type of gag: each one has its strengths and weaknesses. It’s a
good idea to find some Toons that already have the gags you’re thinking about training, and see
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James P DeLay
Republican
Real Estate Agent
Bachelor of Science in Business and Bachelor of Environmental Design Both from University of Colorado Boulder
80104
While serving on non-profit boards, I have been an active member with fundraising, event planning, participating in events, contributing monetarily to the organization and promoting the mission of the organization in the community especially while serving on the board as well as after I left the particular board. All along, I feel it's very important to give back to the community in which we live.
I have been a delegate to both Douglas County Assembly and was a delegate to the Republican State Assembly in 2015. I have not donated any money to any campaign.
I have been a past board member of the Douglas County 4-H Foundation and Douglas Elbert Task Force (Now Called Health & Hope Center). I am currently a board member of the Douglas Land Conservancy. I have belonged to the Chambers of Commerce in Parker, Castle Rock, Lone Tree and Highlands Ranch (Northwest Chamber). I am a member of the Knights of Columbus.
I Love Colorado and want to support a fair delineation of Congressional districts in our great state. I feel going into this that it is important to have a common identity for each Congressional District with geographic areas. I know there needs to be a lot of thought and planning in this and would do my best to be impartial and fair in the addition of the anticipated 8th district.
I truly want to do what is right for Colorado and with the common goal of adding a additional district with a balancing of the current districts. I believe listening to other point of views is so important in coming up with a new plan for Colorado. I consider myself a moderate Republican and want to use that to compromise and work as a team to come up with our new congressional map.
I have successfully operated a small business (catering company) for over 25 years and got it successfully thru our current COVID crises as well as the 2008 recession and other competitive forces in this period. Previously, I was working in the corporate food and beverage world for 22 years. Along with my wife of 38 years, we have raised 3 successful daughters who embrace the community minded spirit that my wife and I have exhibited for them. I feel all of this experience contributes to being able to aid in this mission.
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What is the best way to move Code Co-op and my projects to a new machine?
Code Co-op Pro
If you are using Code Co-op Pro, move the database using the Backup/Restore procedure.
Code Co-op Lite
If you are using Code Co-op Lite, follow this procedure:
- Install Code Co-op on your new machine
- Copy over all projects preserving their absolute paths
- Copy over the database (usually the tree under c:\co-op) overwriting the new database you had created during setup
- Do not uninstall Code Co-op on the old machine at this point! You must first delete the database (stop the dispatcher first). Only after the database (c:\co-op) is deleted, can you uninstall Code Co-op.
If you are not using LAN, you're done.
If you are on a LAN, please continue with the following:
On a LAN, the simplest thing to do is to name the new machine the same name as the old machine and you are done. If you can't do this, you will have to reprogram the dispatchers to use the new network path to your new machine:
If the new machine is a Hub:
- The Hub has to change its own Public Inbox share (accessible through the Dispatcher's Collaboration Settings).
- All dispatchers on satellites have to change their Hub forwarding path (also accessible through the Collaboration Settings).
If the new machine is a satellite:
- The satellite has to change its own Public Inbox share (accessible through the Dispatcher's Collaboration Settings).
- The Hub's dispatcher has to replace forwarding paths to this satellite:
- open dispatcher's Diagnostic View on the Hub
- go to Members tab
- double-click on any project in which the satellite is enlisted
- double-click on that satellite member
- edit the forwarding path: change the machine name to the new machine
- when asked if you want to replace all paths to that satellite, answer "yes"


We highly reccommend players read the mastery guide. All the top players use it, and especially the how to parry guide. Also, be sure to look at the alliance war map so you know which path to take and to make sure you stay on the right one.


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TA Application
Degree Program:
Please rank the classes you would like to teach, with the top class being where you most want to be,
and the bottom being where you don't want to be.
Any classes you place below the red line are classes that do not line up with your schedule or that you are not willing to teach.
- CSCE 655 Human-Centered Computing
- CSCE 315 Programming Studio
- CSCE 670/470 Info Storage and Retrieval
- CSCE 633 Machine Learning
- CSCE 625/420 Artificial Intelligence
- CSCE 436 Computer Human Interaction
- CSCE 445 Computers and New Media
- CSCE 482 Capstone Design
- CSCE 431 Software Engineering
- CSCE 441 Computer Graphics
- CSCE 629/411 Analysis of Algorithms
- CSCE 314 Programming Languages
- CSCE 310 Database Systems
- CSCE 121 Intro Programming Design
- CSCE 206 Structured Programming in C
- CSCE 313 Intro to Computer System
- CSCE 221 Data Structures and Algorithms
- CSCE 222 Discrete Structure Computing
- I CANONT TA classes below this line
- CSCE 312 Computer Organization
- CSCE 181 Intro to Computing
- CSCE 111 CPSC Concepts and Program
- CSCE 110 Programming I


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How could I hide?
She is my life
My certainty and the reason to fight,
My sunshine
For whom I always return
She got my best
My light and all my hope
For our hidden world,
Quiet and calm,
In the middle of nowhere,
We hide our universe
Without a single shackle -
Without her,
Where would I be?
Maybe dead I'd already be,
From hatred for this world
That might've taken my mind.
So dearly lovely spider
Thank you for all the life
That you leave in me for kind
That will never die.


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To ensure all tests can run in parallel with completely isolated independent data it is important to include a value unique to each test for the request matcher.
If each test generates a different value (i.e. a UUID) for the sessionId cookie then each test can receive completely independent response. Instead of a cookie value a query parameter or header (such as the Referer header) can also be used to ensure mock responses are unique to each test.
Java
new MockServerClient("<IP_ADDRESS>", 1080)
.when(
request()
.withMethod("GET")
.withPath("/somePath")
.withCookies(
new Cookie("sessionId", "2By8LOhBmaW5nZXJwcmludCIlMDAzMW")
)
)
.respond(
response()
.withStatusCode(200)
.withBody("{ name: 'value' }")
);
JavaScript
mockServerClient("localhost", 1080).mockAnyResponse(
{
'httpRequest': {
'method': 'GET',
'path': '/somePath',
"cookies": [
{
"name": "sessionId",
"values": ["2By8LOhBmaW5nZXJwcmludCIlMDAzMW"]
}
]
},
'httpResponse': {
'statusCode': 200,
'body': JSON.stringify({ name: 'value' })
}
}
);
Ruby
client = MockServerClient.new('localhost', 1080)
expectation = expectation do |expectation|
expectation.request do |request|
request.method = 'GET'
request.path = '/somePath'
request.cookies = [cookie('sessionId', '2By8LOhBmaW5nZXJwcmludCIlMDAzMW')]
end
expectation.response do |response|
response.status_code = 200
response.body = body("{ name: 'value' }")
end
end
client.register(expectation)


Unlike the other committees, the International Press has no specific mandate. Instead of representing the interests of a single country, the International Press grants the Press Team to act as unbiased journalists, reporting on the proceedings of the conference to the public. The Journalists will investigate committee debates, conduct interviews, edit articles, and cover press conferences. The media has the delicate power to cause great impact and bring out the truth in a situation by holding the Delegates to their words and sometimes even holding countries on the stand, letting the public be the jury. Hence, this dynamic team allows the journalists to strike an impact and also help the committees bring out the change that the real world deserves.


Margin
this difine px margin
This div element has a top margin of 100px, a right margin of 150px, a bottom margin of 100px, and a left margin of 80px.
This div will be centered because it has margin: auto;
This is a paragraph with an inherited left margin (from the div element).


An Essay On The Concept Of Collective Rationality
by
Jerry W. Gustafson
A dissertation submitted to
The Johns Hopkins University in conformity with the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy
Baltimore, Maryland
1972
Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.


Peychauds Bitters, has a fascinating History, banned during Prohibition, Peychauds was developed by an apothecary of Creole descent, Antoine Peychauds using a recipes passed down to him by his Haitian father. Made using Gentian Root, this is a slightly sweeter and more floral bitters than others on the market such as Angostura. There is of course always much discusion about exact measurements but i recommend 4 dashes in 2oz of Whiskey.
This video goes into detail about the sweet, the sour and the bitter parts to a perfect Sazerac:
Whilst not traditional, it has become popular to add a dash of Angostura a Bitters more herbal in flavour to the mix. Although I wouldn't recommend anymore than that. Whilst also made of Gentian Root, it packs a punch at 47.7% alc/vol.
To find out more about the more about bitters visit process check out the podcast below:
Sugar has been produced in the Indian subcontinent since ancient times. It was not plentiful or cheap in early times and honey was more often used for sweetening in most parts of the world. Sugar was a luxury in Europe until the 18th century, when it became more widely available. It then became popular and by the 19th century, sugar came to be considered a necessity. Sugar cubes (sometimes called sugar lumps) are white or brown granulated sugars lightly steamed and pressed together in block shape. They can also be produced to contain reduced sugar content through a special production process.
The origin of the lemon is unknown, though lemons are thought to have first grown in Assam (a region in northeast India), northern Burma or China. Lemons entered Europe near southern Italy no later than the second century AD, during the time of Ancient Rome. The first substantial cultivation of lemons in Europe began in Genoa in the middle of the 15th century. The lemon was later introduced to the Americas in 1493 when Christopher Columbus brought lemon seeds to Hispaniola on his voyages. Spanish conquest throughout the New World helped spread lemon seeds. It was mainly used as an ornamental plant and for medicine. In the 19th century, lemons were increasingly planted in Florida and California. Zest is used in some cocktails not only for flavor and aroma but also for color as a garnish. For use as a cocktail garnish, zest often is cut in a long spiral called a twist.


Pieyenne¶
Build NCAR’s Supercomputer with Raspberry Pis!
Overview¶
With more and more digital data being collected every day. Although home computers are getting faster and are able to process more data than ever, there still exist large complex scientific problems that are too complex and produce too much data for any top-of-the-line computer anyone can purchase (as of 2019).
To tackle these difficult problems, supercomputers and clusters are used to. These machines are not necessarily a one-off expensive machine, but they are essentially high end desktop computers that are all networked together to allow for each individual computer to work on a portion of the problem in tandem.
The scale computers can scale and are only constrained by budgets. Supercomputers can cost tens of millions of dollars and consist of thousands of individual computers.
Goal¶
The goal of this project is to build a computing cluster with Raspberry Pis. HAving the cluster will allow for some applications to run whereas it will not be able to run on a single Raspberry Pi. To complete the project, users will need to download and upload file, create a local area network with a router, and run install scripts.
Who this is for¶
This project is recommended for grades 9-12 (high school). The project will require typing skills, downloading and running scripts.
Equipment¶
1. Raspberry Pi 4 (minimum of 2) - There are three versions of the raspberry pi 4 that are available. Computing power and price increases with each version of the Raspberry Pi4 but the lowest level will suffice for this project.¶
2. Raspberry Pi Power Supply - This is a special USB-C power adaptor that will power your Raspberry Pi.¶
3. Micro SD CARD for each Pi - The amount of storage varies widely for SD cards. A minimum of 32GB will suffice for this project.¶
4. HDMI Cable.¶
5. Network Switch (not a router and enough ports for each pi) - It is not recommended to use a router in place of a switch. The price of the switch increases with speed and performance. For this project, a basic switch is recommended to save costs (10/100)¶
6. Ethernet cables for each Pi¶
7. USB Mouse/Keyboard¶
8. Monitor¶
9. Personal computer/laptop¶
10. Power strip¶
Supercomputers Today¶
Today’s Supercomputers and Data Centers¶
NCAR’s has a long history of owning and using supercomputers that dates back to 1970’s. Historically, these computers have been used to advance our knowledge of weather and climate. NCAR’s current supercomputer “Cheyenne” is based in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Although the primary research done on Cheyenne is tailored to weather and climate research, it is also used in other fields such as renewable energy research, engineering, astrophysics, data science, and artificial intelligence.
The world’s most powerful supercompter is named Summit (as of 2019) and is located in Oak Ridge, Tennessee at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. There are internal components of Summit that differ from Cheyenne, but the concept is the same. The research done on Summit focuses on energy research include, nuclear fusion, cancer research, biology, chemistry, and material science.
Cloud Supercomputers: Since supercomputers require dedicated facilities (sometime their own power grid) it is not feasible for some organizations to build one. With this in mind, “cloud supercomputers” do exist. Several large tech companies offer cloud computing resources to individuals or organizations on a pay-as-you-go basis.
Pieyenne Instructions¶
1. Download Cheyenne Image and Cloning Software¶
Disclaimer The first section is optional but Highly Recommended! If you choose to forego the first section, the files may not install correctly and permissions on your Raspberry Pi will be changed. Fixing these problems is not time consuming but it will require technical expertise.
In the first section you will download the Cheyenne Image to your computer and then upload it to your micro SD card. The image file you will download is an .ISO image file that contains the entire Raspbian operating system and all of the necessary software combined into a single file. Since this is a unique type of file, you cannot simply copy and paste the file onto your micro SD card. You will need a program that will not only copy the file to the micro SD card, but will also format the .ISO image file so that it knows how to control your Raspberry Pi. Formatting the .ISO image file and copying it to a micro SD card is known as “flashing the image” to a micro SD card. Once you have flashed the image to your micro SD card, you can then use your Raspberry Pi.
1.1 Download the Raspberry Pi image¶
The first step of this section is to download the .ISO image file to your personal computer or laptop ( this step will work for any operating system). Right click on the blue link and choose “save link as” [insert address for print version]. This will prompt you to save the link to the destination of your choice. Once you do this simply hit enter or select “OK” and the download will start. Depending on the speed of your network, this may take 5-20 minutes.
1.2 Download the software to flash the .ISO image to a micro SD card¶
After downloading the image file, you will need special software to flash the .ISO image to a micro SD card. You may already have some software capable of this installed on your computer. If this is the case, you are welcome to use any software to flash the image. We recommend Etcher as the program of choice. The software is open-source, secure, and freely available. To download Etcher go to this website (link) and you will see a button to download the program based on your operating system. Select your operating system and choose install. You may install it in the location of your choosing.
1.3 Flash the micro SD card¶
Now you will need to insert you micro SD card either directly into you computer or through some sort of adapter. Once you micro SD card is recognized by your computer you are ready to flash it. Open Etcher or your program of choice, and you will be prompted with a menu. First you will click the button to select your image (in this case it is the Cheyenne .ISO image file you just downloaded). You will then be prompted to choose the image file you downloaded in the previous step. After that, you must select drive, which is your micro SD card. Once that is done, you may click “flash”.
1.4 Repeat the flash steps for each micro SD card you will use¶
2. Setup your hardware¶
Since you have your micro SD card formatted, it will act as your Raspberry Pi’s hard drive. Now, you simply need to set up the hardware for your cluster.
2.1 Insert micro SD cards¶
The slot for the micro SD card is located at the bottom of the Pi (see diagram). Insert it into the slot and it should be a snug fit once it is in all the way. The chassis is designed such that the micro SD card will only fit one way so you will not have to worry about orientation.
2.2 Insert ethernet cables¶
After the flashed micro SD have been inserted into each Raspberry Pi, you must insert your ethernet cables into each Pi. There is a square ethernet jack that is located at the front of each Pi. When you connect your ethernet jack you may hear an audible click and it will lock into place if done correctly.
2.3 Connect ethernet cables to router¶
After you have connected the ethernet cable into the Pi, you must do it again for the ports on your switch. Like the Raspberry Pi, you may hear an audible click and it will be a snug fit.
2.4 Connect peripherals (keyboard, mouse, and hdmi cable)¶
After these are done, you will need to connect your peripherals. Each Raspberry Pi needs a power source.  You will connect your keyboard, mouse, and monitor to the head node.
2.5 Power up the system¶
Now you need to plug in your power sources and plug in your router. Once electricity is delivered to each Pi and the switch, they will turn on automatically.
If this is successful, you should see this desktop menu.
2.6 Connect to the internet¶
3. Configure the Cluster¶
Assuming your Pis are up and running, you will need to configure it so that each Raspberry Pi can ‘communicate’ with each other. In order to do this you will use a script or automated program that finds the IP addresses of all the Raspberry Pis. This is how the system finds all the Pis. Once it does that, it open changes permissions and allows each Raspberry Pi to “talk to one another”
3.1 Launch terminal¶
Once all of your Pis are turned on and connected to your switch, you can begin to configure your cluster. To this you will need to first open the terminal (see definition appendix). The terminal is a “bare-bones” interface for your Raspberry Pi. You can do some of the same commands as you normally can on your desktop, (create, copy or move files, open applications, logout, etc) but other commands are also accessible. Do this by clicking this tab in the upper left of your screen. (insert picture). After doing so a black window should appear with a cursor. If you see this text prompt or something similar, you have opened your terminal. Alternatively, you can open the terminal by pressing the following keys together Control+Alt+t
3.2 Run configure script¶
f you used the Raspberry Pi image file, then the software will already be installed onto your Raspberry Pi. You simply need to type the following commands into your terminal:
wget https://github.com/wefoust/Build-a-Rpi-Cluster/archive/master.zip
unzip master.zip
.mv Build-a-Rpi-Cluster-master/* ..
rm master.zip & Build-a-Rpi-Cluster-master
Depending on the size of your cluster, the first phase of the script will take up to 15 minutes to complete depending on the size of you cluster. Throughout the script you will be asked for permission to continue and for passwords.
Whenever you are asked to continue: type ‘yes’ Whenever you are asked for a password, type raspberry.
This will be done many times depending on your cluster.
3.3 Set the date and time of your system¶
Once your Pi turns on you will need to configure a few settings based on your location and time. First, you will need to setup your timezone and time. To do this click the start menu and then click settings. From there go to date and time, and configure your timezone. Once that is done, connect to the internet by clicking the upper right and choosing network. You can test if you are successfully connected by launching a web browser by going to chromium and going to any website.
4. Monitor Your Cluster¶
With expensive high performance systems, it is important to monitor them to make sure they are always working at full capacity. NCAR has dedicated staff that monitors the system 24/7 to ensure the maximum amount of work is done on the system as possible. In this section you will configure a dashboard so that you can monitor exactly what your cluster is doing.
4.1 Run the monitor_cluster script¶
To run the script type the following commands:
cd /home/pi/cluster_monitor/
./monitor_configuration
./start_monitoring
After you type the final command, do not close the terminal window.
4.2 Setup Grafana¶
Once the cluster has started the monitoring process, you may set up your dashboard. To do this, open the Chromium web browser that is preinstalled on all Raspberry Pis. To Launch Chromium, click the icon in the upper left of the toolbar.
Once the browser has been launched, type the following command in the address bar htt[://localhost:3000
Once it has started you will be prompted with a sign-in menu. You DO NOT need to register. The default username and password is username : admin Password : admin