KODANDA RAMIREDDY WAS NO ORDINARY FARMER. At 26, he had an MBA degree and wanted to change the farming techniques and methods used in his village. His family jointly owned around 20 acres in Rayampalli village in Andhra Pradesh’s Anantapur district. They had taken several loans – an agricultural loan, an educational loan from a bank and other loans from private moneylenderse family’s land, and Ramireddy was in the process of retrieving it from the private moneylenders. He needed to pay off the money his family owed the bank. Only then could he sell two acres of their land and repay those loans owed to moneylenders. His parents had mortgaged the family’s land, and Ramireddy was in the process of retrieving it from the private moneylenders.
He needed to pay off the money his family owed the bank. Only then could he sell two acres of their land and repay those loans owed to moneylenders.
Ramireddy’s grieving mother – all he wanted was her passbook back from the bank
Ramireddy’s grieving mother – all he wanted was her passbook back from the bank
While trying to save his land, there were bank procedures to follow and other loans to be repaid, which he had done. But the pressure exerted by bank officials took a toll. In exasperation and pain, on July 2, 2015, Ramireddy drank poison on the bank’s premises.
Ramireddy’s grieving mother – all he wanted was her passbook back from the bank and then some more text that can show what a 2-line text will look like
While trying to save his land, there were bank procedures to follow and other loans to be repaid, which he had done. But the pressure exerted by bank officials took a toll. In exasperation and pain, on July 2, 2015, Ramireddy drank poison on the bank’s premises.”All that the boy wanted was his mother’s passbook (and accompanying land documents). That would have enabled him to sell a part of the land and get it released from mortgage,” a friend of Ramireddy said.
Ramireddy’s grieving mother – all he wanted was her passbook back from the bank
While trying to save his land, there were bank procedures to follow and other loans to be repaid, which he had done. But the pressure exerted by bank officials took a toll. In exasperation and pain, on July 2, 2015, Ramireddy drank poison on the bank’s premises.”All that the boy wanted was his mother’s passbook (and accompanying land documents). That would have enabled him to sell a part of the land and get it released from mortgage,” a friend of Ramireddy said.
"I never thought that he was going to take his life," Nagireddy, the young man's uncle, said
Ramireddy’s grieving mother – all he wanted was her passbook back from the bank
Ramireddy’s grieving mother – all he wanted was her passbook back from the bank
For many days, Ramireddy kept going to Syndicate Bank in Uravakonda town in Anantapur. His daily visits to the bank had made him a familiar face there, and many knew about his problem. All he wanted was the passbook, so that he could get his land back and get started on the natural farming methods he had learnt, without the use of pesticides and fertilisers. He was eager to move ahead.
Ramireddy’s grieving mother – all he wanted was her passbook back from the bank
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For many days, Ramireddy kept going to Syndicate Bank in Uravakonda town in Anantapur. His daily visits to the bank had made him a familiar face there, and many knew about his problem. All he wanted was the passbook, so that he could get his land back and get started on the natural farming methods he had learnt, without the use of pesticides and fertilisers. He was eager to move ahead.
Ramireddy’s grieving mother – all he wanted was her passbook back from the bank


gopher.cr
An implementation of RFC 1437, the Gopher protocol.
This repository is 2 things:
- A library that implements the Gopher protocol
- An example server that serves Gopher requests
Gopher Protocol
The Gopher protocol consists of 2 phases: request & response.
Like its relative HTTP, clients makes a request for a URI to the server, and the server responds. Unlike HTTP, however, there are no headers, caching, MIME response types, keepalives, etc. This makes the protocol both simpler and less featureful.
Requests
A request to a gopher:// server consists of a single line, containing a URI (called a selector):
/stuff/and/nonsense/intro.txt
the server then resolves that request into a response, and renders it back to the client.
Responses
A Response can be one of 3 things:
- a menu of further choices a user can make
- a resource (a file, or a another server)
- an error
A copy of the RFC that describes the protocol is [included in this repo][rfc].
[rfc]: ./rfc-1436.txt
Using this library
TODO


The Blockchain class provides an API for manipulating a blockchain. A PrivateSky blockchain stores only
a type of data, called asset. An asset is a swarm-like serializable object that stores
data and methods that manipulates it. Assets are manipulated through transactions. A transaction is
also a swarm-like serializable object that provides methods for interacting with the blockchain.
Below, an asset of type Agent is defined.
$$.asset.describe("Agent", {
public:{
alias: "string"
publicKey: "string"
},
init: function(alias, value){
this.alias = alias;
this.publicKey = value;
}
});
Below, a transaction swarm of type Constitution that manipulates assets of type Agent is defined.
$$.transaction.describe("Constitution", {
addAgent: function (alias, publicKey) {
let agent = this.transaction.createAsset("Agent", "init", alias, publicKey);
this.commit();
}
});
The start() initialises the blockchain's internal state.
start(reportBootingFinishedCallback);
reportBootingFinishedCallback
The function called when the blockchain initialization is complete.
The lookup() searches the blockchain for a specific asset and returns it.
lookup(assetType, aid);
assetType
A string representing the type of asset searched for in blockchain.
aid
An alias or identifier that uniquely identifies the asset of the specified
type.
The asset of the specified type that has the specific alias or id.
The loadAssets() returns a list of all assets of a specified type.
loadAssets(assetType);
assetType
A string representing the type of asset searched for in blockchain.
The list of all assets of type assetType.
The startTransactionAs() calls a phase of a specified transaction swarm.
startTransactionAs(agentId, transactionSwarmType, ...args);
agentId
The identifier of the entity in the name of which the transaction's phase is called.
transactionSwarmType
The identifier of the transaction swarm started. The transaction swarm should be defined
in blockchain's constitution.
...args
The list of arguments that the transaction swarm's phase called. The first argument of ...args
is the name of the phase called and the rest are the arguments taken by the phase.
The transaction swarm whose phase has been called.
Below, an asset of type Agent is defined.
$$.asset.describe("Agent", {
public:{
alias: "string"
publicKey: "string"
},
init:function(alias, value){
this.alias = alias;
this.publicKey = value;
}
});
Below, a transaction swarm of type Constitution that manipulates assets of type Agent is defined.
$$.transaction.describe("Constitution", {
addAgent: function (alias, publicKey) {
console.log("Adding Agent:", alias, publicKey);
let agent = this.transaction.createAsset("Agent", "init", alias, publicKey);
this.commit();
});
In the example below, the phase addAgent() of the transaction swarm Constitution
is called after a Blockchain instance is created through the function createBlockchain.
const bm = require("blockchain");
function createBlockchain(onResult) {
let worldStateCache = bm.createWorldStateCache("memory");
let historyStorage = bm.createHistoryStorage("memory");
let consensusAlgorithm = bm.createConsensusAlgorithm("direct");
let signatureProvider = bm.createSignatureProvider("permissive");
let blockchain = bm.createABlockchain(worldStateCache, historyStorage, consensusAlgorithm, signatureProvider);
blockchain.start(onResult)
}
createBlockchain(function (err, blockchain) {
if (err) {
throw err;
}
blockchain.startTransactionAs("agent", "Constitution", "addAgent", "agentAlias", "PublicKey");
}
The signAs() signs a message and returns the signature.
signAs(agentId, msg);
agentId
A string representing the signer's identity.
msg
The signed message.
A cryptographic signature of the received message.
The verifySignature() verifies if a message signature is valid.
verifySignature(msg, signatures);
msg
The verified message.
signatures
A list of the provided message's cryptographic signatures.
Returns true if the signature is valid and false otherwise.


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US 10-year Treasury yield hits two-week low
by Omkar Godbole- US 10-year Treasury yield has slipped to lowest since Nov. 4.
- The yield has shed more than 20 basis points over the last few days.
- The curve has flattened with the yield spread hitting a two-week low.
The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note has hit the lowest level in two weeks.
Currently, the benchmark yield is trading at 1.769%, the level last seen on Nov. 4. The yield is down 1.5 basis points on the day at press time and is flashing red for the third straight day.
Notably, the 10-year yield has declined by more than 20 basis points since topping out at 1.972% on Nov. 7. The curve between the
The recent slide in yields likely represents waning optimism on the US-China trade front. President Trump on Tuesday said that China was "moving along" and would have to make a deal that "he likes", else the United States would raise tariffs on Chinese imports.
As a result, the 10-year yield fell close to five basis points on Tuesday. The curve flattened for the fifth straight day with the spread between the 10- and two-year yields falling to a two-week low of 18.7 basis points, according to Reuters.
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Version Control basics with Git and Github
Version Control
As the name implies, version control is simply a system of controlling versions of a file. It is simply a way to store memories of different changes to a file so that sometime in the future, these memories can be revisited(or maybe re-lived). For example, say you were writing a 10-page paper. It's possible that you might have different ideas along the way, and then you decide to save seperate copies of your paper so you can always go back and compare your ideas. This is a way of version controlling. This is an important idea because it helps to keep track of the past. The past is important. Several systems of version control have been developed to help make this task easier. Git is a very popular one especially among developers. Git is basically an efficient version control system that helps you keep snapshots of different changes made to files in an organized way.
Tracking changes in git
Git makes it easy to track changes you have made to a file by providing very easy to use commands. In order to track a file in git, you have to first bring git's attention to the file(initialization). After bringing the file to git's attention, you can go ahead and make whatever changes you feel like making(working stage).  When you are sure that all is good, then you can "save" the file, which is called "committing" in git language. By committing a file, you save a snapshot of the current state of the file. Git provides several commands that you can use to view different snapshots of the file at anytime. Git is a very powerful tool to have once you understand how it works.
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Github is essentially an online storage that can be used for git-tracked files. When using git on your computer, the saved files are stored locally on your computer. GitHub is essentially an alternative to storing the files on your computer. It is sort of like storing a file in Google Drive, or One Drive so that you have access to it from anywhere over the internet. Besides serving as an alternative storage, Github is a powerful tool which can be used for collaboration. When you store your code on Github, people with permission to access your code can view it and perform differents tasks with it. Github provides tools which makes it easy for people(with permission) to take your code, make changes without affecting your work, and those changes can later be merged to your original by you.
Whatever you do, wherever you are, whatever operating system you use, understanding version control will be very useful to you. Moreover, knowing how to use a powerful version control system like Git will be an invaluable skill to have.


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: 'Octanis 1: Latest rover design' author: display_name: Sam login: sam email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: sam author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>excerpt: ! "We've been busy these past weeks designing the initial rover body of Octanis 1. The team had especially many discussions on the design of the wheel. Since we have to traverse snow and ice, sometimes slushy and wet, we need high traction and a big surface area. That's what made us go with these designs:\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_19\" align=\"alignnone\" width=\"340\"] latest revision[/caption]\r\n\r\n" wordpress_id: 18 wordpress_url: http://old.octanis.org/?p=18 date: !binary |- MjAxNC0wNi0xNSAxOToxNjo1OCArMDIwMA== date_gmt: !binary |- MjAxNC0wNi0xNSAxOToxNjo1OCArMDIwMA== categories: - Rover tags: [] comments: [] ---
We've been busy these past weeks designing the initial rover body of Octanis 1. The team had especially many discussions on the design of the wheel. Since we have to traverse snow and ice, sometimes slushy and wet, we need high traction and a big surface area. That's what made us go with these designs:
[caption id="attachment_19" align="alignnone" width="340"] latest revision[/caption]
[caption id="attachment_21" align="alignnone" width="268"] revision 1 [inside is missing][/caption]
We yet have to print and test the latest revision wheel design, but comparing it to our initial design we like it much better. We removed a lot of material from the inside and outside of the wheel and could reduce mass by 20%.
[caption id="attachment_24" align="alignnone" width="300"] Rocker-bogie system - User:Maxxl2 on Wikipedia[/caption]
The rover uses the rocker-bogie system, which allows it to traverse a "rocky" terrain, just like mars rovers. It will have six wheels, each powered by a 3RPM DC motor. The two outer wheels can be turned to manipulate direction. Everything put together looks like this:
[caption id="attachment_20" align="alignnone" width="300"] The rover design: gold = thermal insulation, blue = solar panels[/caption]
Now we need to test this design rigorously, which also means building a real-world model and testing it's performance. I am especially interested in how wind resistant this design is, concepted as an "upside down airfoil".
All designs are online and can be downloaded from our GitHub repositories: https://github.com/Octanis1/Octanis1-CAD


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WILD THINGS (1998) A "Turkey of the Week" film review by Justin Felix. Copyright 1998 Justin Felix.
Rating: *** (out of five)
Written by Stephen Peters. Directed by John McNaughton. Starring Kevin Bacon, Matt Dillon, Neve Campbell, Denise Richards, Bill Murray, Robert Wagner. Rated R (contains nudity, profanity, and violence) 116 mins.
Synopsis: A wild teen-aged girl with an IQ around 200 manipulates a beefy guidance counselor, a determined police detective, two trial lawyers, the U.S. judicial system, the news media, a millionaire playgirl, and her supersexy teen-aged daughter in an elaborate scheme to swindle millions of dollars.
Comments: For this week, I have decided to review a movie currently playing in theaters rather than an almost forgotten video collecting dust in the far corner of a rental outlet. This may become a trend as SPECIES 2, a sequel to one of the best bad sci-fi films of the decade, is set to be released this Friday (April 10, 1998).
Anyway, this week's turkey is the sleazy, exploitative WILD THINGS, a film which shares quite a number of conventions with many of the B-level, direct-to-video-or-cable thrillers I have reviewed in the past. The movie, in fact, only possesses one noticeable difference: it has an all-star cast.
Let's be blunt for a moment. Veteran film actors Kevin Bacon and Matt Dillon are technically the main stars here; they are listed first in the credits and the majority of the film's running time favors them. WILD THINGS' producers, however, heavily advertised this movie as an erotic exercise between rising stars Neve Campbell and Denise Richards. The movie posters prominently feature the two rising out of a pool of water and staring at the viewer with sultry gazes. I suspect the target audience for this film was predominantly younger males; though, surprisingly, the matinee showing I attended with my friend had an audience with far more women than men. If one's only reason to see WILD THINGS is to see Ms. Campbell and Ms. Richards get it on, then one will be remarkedly disappointed. A menage a trois does occur between the two ladies and Matt Dillon, but it is a poorly-lit, seemingly superfluous scene. The two also kiss a couple of times, but it feels mechanic and obligatory rather than racy as it was intended. Neve Campbell, by the way, does not strip naked at all. Sorry, guys.
WILD THINGS' advertised sexual fireworks fizzle here, but the movie itself, as bad movies go, is quite entertaining. The actors turn in hammy performances (more on this in a bit), and the surprisingly complex script keeps the viewer guessing while the laughable dialogue is full of cheesy lines undercutting the seriousness of the subject matter. My friend and I chuckled throughout the movie, but the rest of the audience didn't seem to be in on it. Don't go see WILD THINGS expecting a run-of-the-mill suspense film. (It's an amusing exercise in sleaze populated with comically self-absorbed, greedy characters who all get what they deserve in the end.)
Part of the film's qualified success comes from its cast. A number of fine, first-rate actors have fun with their characters. The attractive, young actress Denise Richards, of last year's megabudget STARSHIP TROOPERS, nearly steals the show here as the pouty high-school student with a supermodel body who catches everyone's eyes. Neve Campbell, the scream queen of SCREAM and SCREAM 2, drops her innocent, damsel-in-distress routine and turns 180 degrees in her role as the trailer trash girl who secretly instigates everything. The best supporting nods go to Bill Murray and Robert Wagner, both making surprise appearances in this, an atypical film for either of them. Bill Murray, in particular, is great as the fraud-obsessed lawyer who can sniff a lawsuit from a mile away. Robert Wagner is hilarious in his wooden portrayal of another lawyer. He seems to be doing a self-parody of himself which reminds me of his brief role in the John Candy vehicle DELIRIOUS.
Despite its humorous dialogue and delightfully smarmy actors, WILD THINGS cannot be excused for some of its shortcomings. While the first two-thirds of the movie moves at a breakneck pace, the last third becomes tired.  It becomes a cycle which tries the audience's patience. Also, though this film is designed to be unexpectedly funny, a subplot deals with an affair that a guidance counselor has with two of his students. This seems inexcusably unethical and borders on pedophilia (the students, to give WILD THINGS the benefit of the doubt, may be 18). The audience should feel uneasy when they realize they are viewing what is supposed to be a sexual affair between a high school teacher and his students.
WILD THINGS ends on a somewhat unique note. Important background flashbacks are interspersed throughout the closing credits, and they are rather fun to watch. So, don't get up and walk out the theater as soon as you see the closing credits start to roll at the end.
All in all, WILD THINGS is a pretty good and humorous turkey. It's certainly not for everyone, but for those who are into exploitative thrillers like BASIC INSTINCT or SLIVER, you could find a lot worse than this.
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Exp-video-config Class
Video configuration frame guiding user through making sure permissions are set appropriately and microphone is working, with troubleshooting text. Almost all content is hard-coded, to provide a general-purpose technical setup frame.
"frames": {
"video-config": {
"kind": "exp-video-config",
"troubleshootingIntro": "If you're having any trouble getting your webcam set up,
please feel free to call the XYZ lab at<PHONE_NUMBER> and we'd be glad to
help you out!"
}
}
Item Index
Methods
Properties
Methods
destroyRecorder
()
Destroy recorder and stop accessing webcam
hideRecorder
()
Hide the recorder from display. Useful if you would like to keep recording without extra UI elements to
distract the user.
makeTimeEvent
(
Object
-
eventName
-
extra
Extend any base time event capture with information about the recorded video
Returns:
Object:
Event data object
pauseRecorder
(
-
[skipIfMissing=false]
Pause the recorder (and capture timing events). For webRTC recorder, this is
just a placeholder and doesn't actually pause the recording. If webRTC used,
includes extra data actuallyPaused: false. This is for backwards compatibility
with frames that pause/resume recording, and should not be used going forward -
instead stop/start and make separate clips if needed.
Parameters:
-
[skipIfMissing=false]
Object optionalIf provided (and true), don't raise an error if recording isn't ready yet. Not actually used for WebRTC.
resumeRecorder
()
Resume a paused recording. For webRTC recorder, this is just a placeholder and
doesn't actually pause the recording. If webRTC used, includes extra data
wasActuallyPaused: false. This is for backwards compatibility
with frames that pause/resume recording, and should not be used going forward -
instead stop/start and make separate clips if needed.
setupRecorder
(
Promise
-
element
Set up a video recorder instance
Parameters:
-
element
NodeA DOM node representing where to mount the recorder
Returns:
Promise:
A promise representing the result of installing the recorder
showRecorder
()
Show the recorder to the user. Useful if you want to temporarily show a hidden recorder- eg to let the user fix
a problem with video capture settings
startRecorder
()
Start recording
Returns:
Promise Resolves when recording has started
stopRecorder
()
Stop the recording
Returns:
Promise A promise that resolves when upload is complete
whenPossibleToRecord
()
Observer that starts recording once recorder is ready. Override to do additional
stuff at this point!
Properties
[doUseCamera=true]
Boolean
Whether to use the camera in this frame. Consuming frame should set this property
to override if needed.
[startRecordingAutomatically=false]
Boolean
Whether to start recording ASAP (only applies if doUseCamera). Consuming frame
should set to override if needed.
audioOnly
Number
Whether to do audio-only (vs also video) recording. Can be overridden by consuming frame.
Default: 0
maxRecordingLength
Number
Maximum recording length in seconds. Can be overridden by consuming frame.
Default: 100000000
recorder
VideoRecorder
The recorder object, accessible to the consuming frame. Includes properties
recorder.nWebcams, recorder.hasCamAccess, recorder.micChecked, recorder.connected.
recorderReady
Boolean
Whether recorder has been set up yet. Automatically set when doing setup.
Accessible to consuming frame.
stoppedRecording
Boolean
Whether recording is stopped already, meaning it doesn't need to be re-stopped when
destroying frame. This should be set to true by the consuming frame when video is
stopped.
troubleshootingIntro
String
Text to show as the introduction to the troubleshooting tips section
Default: ""
videoId
String
A video ID to use for the current recording. Format is
videoStream_<experimentId>_<frameId>_<sessionId>_timestampMS_RRR
where RRR are random numeric digits.
videoList
List
A list of all video IDs used in this mixing (a new one is created for each recording).
Accessible to consuming frame.
Events
pauseVideo
When pausing study, immediately before request to pause webcam recording
recorderReady
When video recorder has been installed
stoppingCapture
Just before stopping webcam video capture
unpauseVideo
When unpausing study, immediately before request to resume webcam recording
videoStreamConnection
When recorder detects a change in video stream connection status
Event Payload:
-
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Process over product made perfect sense and was very eye opening. It would have made more impact if this information was placed in Sprint 2. This week I realised I am quiet a visual person, nothing would have stopped me from spending my own personal time tweaking the website. It's like a fidget spinner, I just couldn't leave it alone. I don't think of it was time wasted. In hindsight however I will admit that I could have simplified the website more as and used the box model process we learnt in the Udacity Tutorials. These things alone could have saved me some time in the Sprint 3 re-design.
Lightheartedly, I thought meditation was something Tibetan monks had mastered exceptionally well or something wealthy people did as a part of a self-prescribed wellness regime. It honestly held very little appeal for me personally, or so I thought.
In truth what I did know was that if meditation was honed and mastered correctly, there was some kind of, (well sort of) intangible sense of inner peace, just how it could really be measured I didn’t know. I definitely understood that happiness, mental wellbeing, and an overall outwardly appearance of peace were some of the side effects. What I have come to learn is that there is also a lot more benefits of mindfulness meditation.
"Slagter’s study showed that after just three months of intensive and rigorous training in mindfulness meditation, participants can significantly reduce their attentional blink. The theory is that with mindfulness meditation training, one’s brain can learn to process stimuli more efficiently, hence after processing the first salient target, it still has the mental resources to process the second."
Another study that stood out to was a study by Antoine Lutz showed that Buddhist meditators are able to generate high-amplitude gamma brain waves. Resulting in highly effectiveness in memory, learning, and perception.
Both of these fact astounded me if by practicing mindfulness meditation there was a marked effect on the brain then what it could do for me? What Dev Academy Bootcamp from my own understand was full-on an experience that would likely challenge my mind intellectually, mental and maybe on some level physically. Preparing myself in advance seemed a sound and worthy cause.
Opened or closed eyes during meditation is optional. That surprised me, so I decided to try it. From my own perspective after trying it I did find the visual sitmulation was distracting. Closed eyes I found kept me focussed and on track. It is my hope that by making mindful meditation a part of my daily routine the least What I could benefit was happiness, increase, higher clarity and I quote "the possibility of upgrading the operating efficiency."
Honestly, I had not realized just how difficult it would be to turn off my internal dialogue, switch off and practice just being. Everyday before I have a busy day planned, I could hear the washing beeping at me reminding me it was ready to hung on the line. But I am assured by the writer that it may take some practice and time to manage.


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Newcastle United's team of the next decade predicted with Longstaff and Saint-Maximin and Lascelles
We used popular football management simulation game Football Manager 2020 to simulate the next decade and get a prediction on how it might pan out for Newcastle United.
by Nathan BlissAt the beginning of the decade, in the 2011/12 season, Newcastle United were on cloud nine after finishing in fifth position in the Premier League.
It was a fantastic season for the club, with Demba Ba the club's top goalscorer, featuring alongside players like Moussa Sissoko, Hatem Ben Arfa, Papiss Cisse, Yohan Cabaye and Fabricio Coluccini.
But, that was as good as it got for the Magpies, who were relegated just four seasons later, before being promoted back to the Premier League in 2017/18.
As we approach the next decade, you can't help but wonder how the next decade could turn out for Newcastle.
What will the team look like in 2030? And, who will make the Team of the Decade?
We used Football Manager 2020 to predict what might happen over the next decade. You know, for a bit of fun.
Newcastle United's Team of the next Decade (2020-2030)
Newcastle United's Team of the next Decade, as predicted by Football Manager 2020, is as follows:
First XI: Alexander Nubel; Sergino Dest, Jamaal Lascelles, Jonathan Panzo, Brandon Williams; Miguel Almiron, Sean Longstaff; Allan Saint-Maximin, Takefusa Kubo, Hakon Evjen; Joelinton.
Subs: Martin Dubravka, Mason Holgate, Tosin Adarabioyo, Charly Musonda, Pedro Neto, Andrew Kavanagh, Lukas Nmecha.
Newcastle United End of Decade Series
This week Chronicle Live are running a special series of articles looking back at the key moments from the last decade for Newcastle United.
Each day, there will be three new articles; one in the morning, one at lunchtime and one in the evening.
Here are some of the best bits so far...
- Team of the decade: Ba and Coloccini in but no place for Cisse or Tiote - Newcastle team of the decade revealed
- Fans' team of the decade: Hatem Ben Arfa in but Nolan misses out - fans pick THEIR Newcastle team of the decade
- The 4-4: Newcastle United End of the Decade series: The inside story of NUFC's most incredible comeback
- A decade of covering Mike Ashley at NUFC: Mike Ashley's decade: Newcastle's owner remains unpopular, unorthodox and unbowed
- Top 10 players of the decade: From Yohan Cabaye to Jamaal Lascelles - 10 players of the decade for Newcastle United
- The Europa League run: Newcastle United End of Decade series: The edge of glory - the inside story of the Europa League season
- Rafa's decade-defining impact: Rafa Benitez's decade-defining impact at Newcastle United
- Moments of the Decade: From the sale of Andy Carroll to Rafa Benitez's exit: The moments of the decade for Newcastle United
- Mike Ashley's impact on NUFC finances: Left behind? The inside story of how Mike Ashley changed Newcastle's finances forever
According to Football Manager 2020, five of the players currently in the 2019/20 side will be consistently strong performers over the next decade, earning a place in the Team of the next Decade.
Jamaal Lascelles is predicted to make another 227 appearances for the club, before leaving in the 2025/26 season.
Sean Longstaff is predicted to make the most appearances of anyone over the next decade, making an incredible 305 appearances, scoring 31 goals, becoming a true Newcastle legend, among the likes of Kevin Keegan, Alan Shearer and Jackie Milburn.
Miguel Almiron is predicted to have a long career at St James Park, spending a further six seasons at the club clocking up 207 appearances, scoring 35 goals.
Allan Saint-Maximin is also named in the best eleven and is predicted to spend another four seasons at the club, before leaving in a big money move to Juventus in 2023/24.
Joelinton's goal record over the next decade is predicted to be very, very strong. In 223 appearances over the next decade, the Brazilian will score 89 goals, according to Football Manager 2020, before moving to Chinese side SIPG in 2025 for a massive £54 million.
What do you make of this team of the next decade side?


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| uint8_t(* | iic_init )(void) |
| uint8_t(* | iic_deinit )(void) |
| uint8_t(* | iic_write )(uint8_t addr, uint8_t reg, uint8_t *buf, uint16_t len) |
| uint8_t(* | spi_init )(void) |
| uint8_t(* | spi_deinit )(void) |
| uint8_t(* | spi_write_cmd )(uint8_t *buf, uint16_t len) |
| uint8_t(* | spi_cmd_data_gpio_init )(void) |
| uint8_t(* | spi_cmd_data_gpio_deinit )(void) |
| uint8_t(* | spi_cmd_data_gpio_write )(uint8_t value) |
| uint8_t(* | reset_gpio_init )(void) |
| uint8_t(* | reset_gpio_deinit )(void) |
| uint8_t(* | reset_gpio_write )(uint8_t value) |
| uint16_t(* | debug_print )(char *fmt,...) |
| void(* | delay_ms )(uint32_t ms) |
| uint8_t | inited |
| uint8_t | iic_addr |
| uint8_t | iic_spi |
| uint8_t | gram [128][8] |
ssd1306 handle structure definition
Definition at line 217 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint16_t(* debug_print) (char *fmt,...) |
point to a debug_print function address
Definition at line 231 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| void(* delay_ms) (uint32_t ms) |
point to a delay_ms function address
Definition at line 232 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t gram[128][8] |
gram buffer
Definition at line 236 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t iic_addr |
iic address
Definition at line 234 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t(* iic_deinit) (void) |
point to a iic_deinit function address
Definition at line 220 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t(* iic_init) (void) |
point to a iic_init function address
Definition at line 219 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t iic_spi |
iic spi type
Definition at line 235 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t(* iic_write) (uint8_t addr, uint8_t reg, uint8_t *buf, uint16_t len) |
point to a iic_write function address
Definition at line 221 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t inited |
inited flag
Definition at line 233 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t(* reset_gpio_deinit) (void) |
point to a reset_gpio_deinit function address
Definition at line 229 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t(* reset_gpio_init) (void) |
point to a reset_gpio_init function address
Definition at line 228 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t(* reset_gpio_write) (uint8_t value) |
point to a reset_gpio_write function address
Definition at line 230 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t(* spi_cmd_data_gpio_deinit) (void) |
point to a spi_cmd_data_gpio_deinit function address
Definition at line 226 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t(* spi_cmd_data_gpio_init) (void) |
point to a spi_cmd_data_gpio_init function address
Definition at line 225 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t(* spi_cmd_data_gpio_write) (uint8_t value) |
point to a spi_cmd_data_gpio_write function address
Definition at line 227 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t(* spi_deinit) (void) |
point to a spi_deinit function address
Definition at line 223 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t(* spi_init) (void) |
point to a spi_init function address
Definition at line 222 of file driver_ssd1306.h.
| uint8_t(* spi_write_cmd) (uint8_t *buf, uint16_t len) |
point to a spi_write_cmd function address
Definition at line 224 of file driver_ssd1306.h.


Feature selection is often necessary before building a machine learning or statistical model, especially when there are many, many irrelevant features. To be more concrete, suppose we want to predict/explain some response using some features . A natural first step is to find the features that are “most related” to the response and build a mod... Read more 03 Mar 2019 - 8 minute read
In a hypothesis test, we compute some test statistic that is designed to distinguish between a null and alternative hypothesis. We then compute the probability p(T) of observing a test statistic as large or more extreme as T under the null hypothesis, and reject the null hypothesis if the p-value p(T) is sufficiently small. (As an aside, the p... Read more 18 Nov 2018 - 6 minute read
In general, scores returned by machine learning models are not necessarily well-calibrated probabilities (see my post on ROC space and AUC). The probability estimates from a logistic regression model (without regularization) are partially calibrated, though. In fact, many generalized linear models, including linear regression, logistic regress... Read more 21 Aug 2018 - 10 minute read
In this post, I explore the connection of linear regression to geometry. In particular, I discuss the geometric meaning of fitted values, residuals, and degrees of freedom. Using geometry, I derive coefficient interpretations and discuss omitted variable bias. I finish by connecting ANOVA (both hypothesis testing and power analysis) to the un... Read more 05 Aug 2018 - 13 minute read
Entropy For a discrete random variable, the surprisal (or information content) of an outcome with probability is . Rare events have a lot surprisal. For a discrete random variable with outcomes that occur with probabilities , the entropy is the average surprisal Roughly speaking, entropy measures average unpredictability of a random vari... Read more 18 May 2018 - 2 minute read


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Malibu Resort, Malindi is a Resort on Malindi Bay at the mouth of the
Sabaki River, lying on the Indian Ocean coast of Kenya. It is 120 kilometres northeast of Mombasa.
It boasts lush gardens with a state-of-the-art conferencing facility, luxurious cottages, dining options, swimming, fitness, spa, boating, bird watching, and an unmatched concierge service. This makes us a unique destination, no matter how you define your great escape.
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Fingertips (<http://fingertips.phe.org.uk/>) contains data for many indicators of public health in England. The underlying data is now more easily accessible by making use of the API.
| Version: | 0.2.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Imports: | curl, dplyr, DT, httr, jsonlite, miniUI, purrr, readr, shiny, shinycssloaders |
| Suggests: | ggplot2, knitr, pander, rmarkdown, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-11-12 |
| Author: | Sebastian Fox [aut, cre], Julian Flowers [aut, ctb], Simon Thelwall [ctb], Duncan Gormansway [ctb], Carl Ganz [ctb], David Whiting [ctb], Crown Copyright 2018 [cph] |
| Maintainer: | Sebastian Fox <sebastian.fox at phe.gov.uk> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ropensci/fingertipsR/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://fingertips.phe.org.uk, https://github.com/ropensci/fingertipsR |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | fingertipsR results |
| Reference manual: | fingertipsR.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Life expectancy by deprivation Interactively selecting indicators and identifying poorly performing areas |
| Package source: | fingertipsR_0.2.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: fingertipsR_0.2.0.zip, r-release: fingertipsR_0.2.0.zip, r-oldrel: fingertipsR_0.2.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: fingertipsR_0.2.0.tgz, r-oldrel: fingertipsR_0.2.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | fingertipsR archive |
| Reverse imports: | fingertipscharts |
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Dear Risers…A Letter From Eve
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Every rising is part of a collective energetic decision to end the
violence on this planet that has traumatized women and girls’ bodies
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There is no way to fail.
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Each rising for justice is part of the river of justice, the current
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May this wave lift us and unite us. May it take us and surprise
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Textbook: Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 4th Edition, by Jon Rogawski, Colin Adams, and Robert Franzosa
Daily Homework Modules (reading and Daily Quizzes) due daily
WebAssign due every Monday by 11:59pm
Weekly Quizzes every Wednesday at the start of class
Written Homework due every Friday by 11:59pm
Worksheets (pdfs, images, and tex files) can be found here.
Weekly Quizzes (pdfs, images, and tex files) can be found here.
Written Homeworks (pdfs, images, and tex files) can be found here.
Projects (pdfs, images, and tex files) can be found here.
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A metal:define-slot
attribute on its own has no effect upon rendering.
Its only function is to allow a metal:fill-slot
attribute to provide 'slot filler' content at the point of usage.
Slots which are unfilled
If - when the macro is used by a metal:use-macro
attribute - that usage does not provide metal:fill-slot
attributes for all of the slots that are defined, then any 'unfilled slots' will render their original slot content from the macro.
Example
The following example shows only how to create a macro named productItem
with two slots named productImage
& productInfo
.
It does not include the usage of the macro or the filling of these slots.
Examples various slot-filling scenarios may be found in the documentation for the metal:fill-slot
attribute.

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Constructor
new Directory(path)
- Source:
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
String | The path represented by this directory. |
Members
absolutePath :String
- Source:
Returns the absolute path to this directory.
Type:
- String
name :String
- Source:
Returns the name of the directory.
Type:
- String
path
- Source:
Returns the relative path to this directory.
Methods
(static) createTree(rootPath, tree) → {Directory}
- Source:
Creates a folder tree based on an object that describes the tree
structure.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
rootPath |
String | A string that represents the path to the root directory of the tree. |
tree |
Object | An object representation of the tree structure. |
Returns:
A directory object that represents the root of
the tree.
- Type
- Directory
(static) traverseTree(root, callback)
- Source:
Traverses a directory tree, invoking the callback function at each level
of the tree.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
root |
Directory | The root level of the tree to traverse. |
callback |
function | The callback function that is invoked as each directory is traversed. |
addChild(name)
- Source:
Adds a child directory object to the current directory.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
name |
String | Name of the child directory. |
getAllFilesPattern(extensionopt)
- Source:
Gets a string glob that can be used to match all folders/files in the
current folder and all sub folders, optionally filtered by file
extension.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
extension |
String |
<optional> |
An optional extension to use when generating a globbing pattern. |
getChild(path) → {Directory}
- Source:
Retrieves a child directory object by recursively searching through the
current directory's child tree.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
String | The relative path to the child directory, with each path element separated by "/". |
Returns:
A directory reference for the specified child. If
a child is not found at the specified path, an error will be
thrown.
- Type
- Directory
getChildren() → {Array.<Directory>}
- Source:
Returns an array containing all first level children of the current
directory.
Returns:
An array of first level children for the directory.
- Type
- Array.<Directory>
getFilePath(fileName) → {String}
- Source:
Returns the path to a file within the specified directory. This file
does not have to actually exist on the file system.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
fileName |
String | The name of the file. |
Returns:
The path to the file including the current directory
path.
- Type
- String


Check you have all required prerequisites installed.
Once you have installed them, you can choose between Option 1 which uses a macOS application to generate a project, or Option 2 which uses a command line tool.
Get started without the command line by using our new macOS app. It will download dependencies using a template and opens the project automatically.
Once you have downloaded and installed the app using the above link, run it and select the Starter tile, and name your project HelloKitura in the dialog box. Once it has created the project, select Open. This will open the project in Xcode.
You're now ready to skip ahead to Creating Your App.
The Kitura CLI offers a quick way get started on both macOS and supported Linux platforms using the Terminal. See the source for it on GitHub.
Install Homebrew:
/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"
Install Homebrew tap.
Installing Kitura’s Homebrew tap will allow brew to access Kitura’s package repository.
brew tap ibm-swift/kitura
Install Kitura’s command-line interface.
brew install kitura
Create a directory for your Kitura project.
mkdir HelloKitura
cd HelloKitura
Using the Kitura command-line interface, generate a basic starter project.
kitura init
You can learn more about the project generation here.
Open the generated HelloKitura.xcodeproj project in Xcode.
open HelloKitura.xcodeproj
Edit Sources/Application/Application.swift and add the following code inside the postInit() function.
// Handle HTTP GET requests to "/"
router.get("/") { request, response, next in
response.send("Hello, World!")
next()
}
Edit the Xcode build scheme so it specifies HelloKitura as the Executable (by default it will be set to HelloKitura-Package when you open Xcode).
Click the play button (⌘-R) to build and run your new web application.
Open your web browser at http://localhost:8080.
You should see the following page in your browser:
"Hello, World!"
Congratulations! You have just created your first server-side Swift application using Kitura.
Learn how to build a back-end for the TodoList web application.
Learn how to build a back-end for the Apple FoodTracker iOS application.


The following images show my experience using Adobe Creative Suite, AutoCAD and Rhino to generate illustrations, maps, wayfinding signs, and 3D renderings.


- information from amazon.ca
The Nintendo DS Lite is a dual-screen handheld game console developed and manufactured by Nintendo. It is the best-selling handheld video game console of all time and also the best-selling DS model of all time. It is a slimmer, brighter, and more lightweight redesign of the original Nintendo DS. It was announced on January 26, 2006, more than a month before its initial release in Japan on March 2, 2006 due to overwhelming demand for the original model. It has been released in Australia, North America, Europe, New Zealand, Singapore, and defined regions in South America, the Middle East, and East Asia. As of March 31, 2014, shipments of the DS Lite have reached 93.86 million units worldwide, according to Nintendo.
- information from wikipedia


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| artist-api.js |
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70.63% | 178/252 | 60.95% | 103/169 | 74.07% | 20/27 | 80.95% | 153/189 |
| browse-api.js |
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84.73% | 111/131 | 83.33% | 65/78 | 68.75% | 11/16 | 88.99% | 97/109 |
| image-api.js |
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62.3% | 309/496 | 56.03% | 172/307 | 53.85% | 14/26 | 68.23% | 262/384 |
| library-api.js |
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91.97% | 126/137 | 86.67% | 78/90 | 75% | 6/8 | 93.81% | 106/113 |
| notification-api.js |
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59.88% | 97/162 | 52.94% | 36/68 | 45.45% | 5/11 | 65.03% | 93/143 |
| player-api.js |
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| playlist-api.js |
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76.96% | 354/460 | 59.94% | 190/317 | 89.29% | 25/28 | 89.4% | 312/349 |
| search-api.js |
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| sendmail.js |
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SRC:CLR Deploy - Merge-to-Master -> Jenkins -> Puppet
At SRC:CLR we used to use Opsworks to deploy our code pipeline. Opsworks is great but is overloaded with a lot of extra things that we don’t need or want. It also doesn’t allow us to fully open our code pipeline to outside applications in the way we wanted.
In order to give our devs the easist way to deployment, we setup a pipeline from merge-to-master to deploy that encompasses the peer review process, java unit tests, and of course Puppet.
If you don’t want to read the post, we’ve open sourced the code for this webhook.
The 10,000 Mile View
- A developer submits a PR to merge to master from a dev branch
- Her peers review this PR and accept the merge to master
- Jenkins watches this repo, and starts a build on that branch
- If all tests pass, the jar file is sent to s3:
service-$version.jar
- A post build shell script runs that sends a POST with data about the buid to our puppet master
- The webhook on the master accepts this POST and uses the data to:
- Update hte version of the service in Hiera
- Update the git repo where the data file that tracks versions exists (in this case the puppet control repo with hiera data)
- Run mCollective to update all nodes matching the role which the service runs on
- The node(s) check in with the master, and diff the versino in the title of the S3 resource for the service jar file
- See the version has changed (since we updated it in hiera) the agent pulls down hte new jar file with version $version
- The agent restarts the services
The More Intimate View
This sinatra hook sits on a Puppet Master and listens for POSTs on :1015, when hit with a payload it updates the version number of a service in Hiera data and executes a mCollective call to run puppet on the node with a matching $::role value.
This is great when used in conjunction with puppet-s3 provider or something similar where you can classify the resrouce like
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Then, using our webhook or a modified version of it, you can have a one click deploy in Jenkins since this hook will update the version in Hiera data that the s3
resource is diff'ing from and execute mCollective to run puppet on the node matching a specific role - i.e., the role that classifies the node running the service being built by jenkins and pulled down by the s3
resrouce.
How it’s done…
Lets say you wanted to use the open sourced webhook and integrate it with your environment, here’s what you need to know:
A few assumptions:
- The payload from Jenkins, or whatever tool you’re using to hit this hook, will pass the following parameters:
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- The Hiera data key matches the following pattern:
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You can override this in the options you pass via the JSON POST with the key key
.
- You’ll fork this repo, and update the
data_file
and maybe thekey
values inlib/options.rb
:
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- You’re using a
$::role
fact. I roll in AWS, so everything is classified based on$::role
. This webhook won’t be able to run puppet on the node running your service you just updated the version for until you modify this code or get yourself a role face.
Deployment Pattern
- Clone the repo to your pupetmaster and make the above suggested changes to make it work with your deployment
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- Turn it on:
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- Have a post-run stage in your jenkins build for a given service that executes something akin to the following:
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Kick off a build….
This should implement the following chain:
- Build is executed on jenkins
- If successful the build drops the new versioned jar or zip file or whatever in S3:
myservice-0.2.5.jar
- If successful the shell post-run is executed, running the above script that gets the new $version and POSTs to our webhook on the puppet master
- The webhook updates hiera data with the correct value for the updated version
- The webhook updates git to ensure that jenkins owns our versioning
- The Webhook executes an MCO call to run puppet on the node running this service based on the
$::role
fact - The nodes matching the
$::role
get the updated version in hiera data and match that against thes3
resource in that:
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Where $version
is derived from
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Some Closing Remarks… or why this is rad
Your devs should never have to worry about depoying code, they have enough to worry about in writing it. The pipeline that is built around deployment should be mind numbingly simple for them to implement. Merge-to-master is scary for a lot of reasons. Automating the updating of values in Hiera is scary for a lot of reasons. At the end of the day however, those are my problems and not the developers. My job is to make efficient pipelines for our product, and the release pipeline is the purest incarnation of that. We think this is pretty rad, and if you want to play along and fork our public repo and submit some PR’s we’d love to hear from you.


As stated earlier, the visible class tree consists of four classes.
VisClass
VisCompClass
VisClass
, this class has the added ability to have and arrange children in the visible tree. It has sophisticated geometry management functions built in and can be used as an organizational object.
VisContentClass
VisCompClass
, this class is used only as the content of a GenView. The VisContent has default handlers for many messages sent out by the view, and it interacts with the view window to display the visible object tree. Every visible object tree, to be displayed in a GenView, must have a VisContent as its root object.
VisTextClass
GenTextClass
. It provides a nearly full-featured word processing object that can be put in the visible tree.The first three of these classes are used extensively by many applications.