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- In our normal business, we talk with press, developers, and potential
customers. We like to talk about and show real-world applications to explain
JXTA technology to our audience. We select the applications we show from
the companies we know about.
Sun References
- The Sun Customer References team tracks companies that successfully
use our technologies and are willing to be a reference. Giving them the information
they need will open more doors to visibility at Sun like inclusion in Sun
Software presentations and success story posting.
Press
- Supporting you by posting and supplying a quote for your press releases.
- With our press announcements, we like to demonstrate JXTA technology
adoption by highlighting the JXTA applications available and in use. You can
see the latest example of how we get companies using JXTA technology mentioned
in the press.
iForce Co-Marketing
For information on how to get started, please send an email to marketing@jxta.org.


Relation of with the poloidal electric current
As is discussed in Sec. 2.1, to satisfy the force balance in the
toroidal direction,
must be a magnetic surface function,
i.e.,
. Using this, equations (37) and (38)
are written
|
(57) |
and
|
(58) |
respectively. The above two equations imply that
|
(59) |
which implies that the projections of
lines and
lines on the poloidal plane are identical to each other. This indicates that
the
surfaces coincide with the magnetic surfaces. Using this and
, and following the same steps in Sec.
1.4, we obtain
|
(60) |
where
is the poloidal current enclosed by the two magnetic
surfaces, the positive direction of
is chosen to be in the
clockwise direction when observers look along
.
Equation (60) indicates that the difference of between two
magnetic surface is proportional to the poloidal current. For this reason,
is usually call the ``poloidal current function''.
In the above, we see that the relation of with the poloidal electric
current is similar to that of with the poloidal magnetic flux. This
similarity is due to the following differential relations:
yj
2018-03-09


In this work we have tried to create an inverted pendulum using standard PC hardware. The pendulum in this project has been mounted onto a printer. A serial mouse serves as an angle sensor. The software controller has been implemented bare metal using a common micro controller architecture.


@(aa: models.asset.AllAttributes, user: User)(implicit flash: Flash, req: Request[AnyContent]) @import helper._ @import util._ @import _root_.models.State @import _root_.util.plugins.Maintenance @import _root_.util.views.OptionSorter @if(Maintenance.canTransitionToMaintenance(aa.asset)) { @maintenanceBody(aa, "Asset in Maintenance Mode", false, Some("Maintenance")) {
Asset is not currently in maintenance mode. Putting an asset in maintenance mode will:
If that all sounds good select a maintenance type, provide a description, and then click the appropriate button
} } else { @maintenanceBody(aa, "Asset out of Maintenance Mode", true, None, State.Running) {Asset is currently in maintenance mode. Taking an asset out of maintenance mode will:
If that all sounds good, provide a description of the problem resolution and then click the button below. Be certain that you are putting the asset into an approprite status. For instance, if prior to maintenance an asset was Incomplete, you should probably move it back to Incomplete.
} }


WITNESS LIST Transportation Committee April 5, 2005-8:00A HB 1480 For: Housewright, Karen (MADD) Johnson, James (Capitol Area Council, Boy Scouts) HB 1497 On: Lopez, Carlos (Tx. Dept. of Transportation) HB 1646 For: Ratliff, Thomas (Polaris Industries) On: Dike, Jerry (Tx. Dept. of Transportation) HB 1720 For: Box, James C. (Greater Houston Builders & Houston Realestate Council) HB 1864 On: Eberwine, Mark (Self) Lopez, Carlos (Tx. Dept. of Transportation) HB 2136 For: Harris, James (Self and Texas Justice Court Judges Association, Inc. & Judge Terry Douglas, pct. 2 Collin County) Jozwiak, Judge Kimberly (Texas Justice Courts Judges Assoc.) HB 2166 For: White, Glenn (The Dallas Police Association) On: Dike, Jerry (Tx. Dept. of Transportation) HB 2573 For: Eberwine, David (Digital Traffic Solutions, Inc) Guest, Rick (Automobile Insurance Agents of Texas) On: Bosse, Fred C. (American Insurance Association) Dike, Jerry (Tx. Dept. of Transportation) Floyd, Beaman (USAA, State Farm, Allstate, Nationwide, American Insurance Association ("TCAIS")) Gipson, Sheri (Tx. Dept. of Public Safety) Hinojosa, Leticia (USAA) Krier, Cyndi Taylor (USAA) Traeger, Doug (USAA) HB 2652 On: Bass, James (Tx. Dept. of Transportation) HB 2704 On: Saenz, Amadeo (Tx. Dept. of Transportation) HB 2705 On: Saenz, Amadeo (Tx. Dept. of Transportation) HB 2828 For: Schroeter, Thomas G. (Port of Houston Authority) HB 2958 - Committee Substitute (Casteel) For: Edmonds, Jim (Port of Houston Authority) HB 3020 For: Bennett, Scott (MDA) Denham, Norma C. (Muscular Dystrophy Association)


(#) Unspecified `android:exported` in manifest !!! WARNING: Unspecified `android:exported` in manifest This is a warning. Id : `IntentFilterExportedReceiver` Summary : Unspecified `android:exported` in manifest Severity : Warning Category : Security Platform : Android Vendor : Android Open Source Project Feedback : https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=192708 Affects : Manifest files Editing : This check runs on the fly in the IDE editor See : https://goo.gle/IntentFilterExportedReceiver Implementation : [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-checks/src/main/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/ExportedFlagDetector.kt) Tests : [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-tests/src/test/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/ExportedFlagDetectorTest.kt) Copyright Year : 2020 Apps targeting Android 12 and higher are required to specify an explicit value for `android:exported` when the corresponding component has an intent filter defined. Otherwise, installation will fail. Set it to `true` to make this activity accessible to other apps, and `false` to limit it to be used only by this app or the OS. For launch activities, this should be set to true; otherwise, the app will fail to launch. Previously, `android:exported` for components without any intent filters present used to default to `false`, and when intent filters were present, the default was `true`. Defaults which change value based on other values are confusing and lead to apps accidentally exporting components as a side-effect of adding intent filters. This is a security risk, and we have made this change to avoid introducing accidental vulnerabilities. While the default without intent filters remains unchanged, it is now required to explicitly specify a value when intent filters are present. Any app failing to meet this requirement will fail to install on any Android version after Android 11. We recommend setting `android:exported` to false (even on previous versions of Android prior to this requirement) unless you have a good reason to export a particular component. !!! Tip This lint check has an associated quickfix available in the IDE. (##) Example Here is an example of lint warnings produced by this check: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~text AndroidManifest.xml:7:Warning: As of Android 12, android:exported must be set; use true to make the activity available to other apps, and false otherwise. [IntentFilterExportedReceiver] <receiver android:name="com.google.android.c2dm.C2DMBroadcastReceiver"> -------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Here is the source file referenced above: `AndroidManifest.xml`: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~xml linenumbers <manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" package="test.pkg"> <uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="30"/> <application android:icon="@drawable/ic_launcher" android:label="@string/app_name" > <receiver android:name="com.google.android.c2dm.C2DMBroadcastReceiver"> <intent-filter> <action android:name="com.google.android.c2dm.intent.RECEIVE"/> <action android:name="com.google.android.c2dm.intent.REGISTRATION"/> </intent-filter> </receiver> </application> </manifest> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You can also visit the [source code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-tests/src/test/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/ExportedFlagDetectorTest.kt) for the unit tests for this check to see additional scenarios. The above example was automatically extracted from the first unit test found for this lint check, `ExportedFlagDetector.testNoExportReceiver`. To report a problem with this extracted sample, visit https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=192708. (##) Suppressing You can suppress false positives using one of the following mechanisms: * Adding the suppression attribute `tools:ignore="IntentFilterExportedReceiver"` on the problematic XML element (or one of its enclosing elements). You may also need to add the following namespace declaration on the root element in the XML file if it's not already there: `xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"`. ```xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <manifest xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"> ... <activity tools:ignore="IntentFilterExportedReceiver" .../> ... </manifest> ``` * Using a special `lint.xml` file in the source tree which turns off the check in that folder and any sub folder. A simple file might look like this: ```xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <lint> <issue id="IntentFilterExportedReceiver" severity="ignore" /> </lint> ``` Instead of `ignore` you can also change the severity here, for example from `error` to `warning`. You can find additional documentation on how to filter issues by path, regular expression and so on [here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/lintxml.md.html). * In Gradle projects, using the DSL syntax to configure lint. For example, you can use something like ```gradle lintOptions { disable 'IntentFilterExportedReceiver' } ``` In Android projects this should be nested inside an `android { }` block. * For manual invocations of `lint`, using the `--ignore` flag: ``` $ lint --ignore IntentFilterExportedReceiver ...` ``` * Last, but not least, using baselines, as discussed [here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/baselines.md.html).


Authors: Yuxuan Wang, Daisy Stanton, Yu Zhang, RJ Skerry-Ryan, Eric Battenberg, Joel Shor, Ying Xiao, Fei Ren, Ye Jia, Rif A. Saurous
Abstract: In this work, we propose "Global Style Tokens" (GSTs), a bank of
embeddings that are jointly trained within Tacotron, a state-of-the-art end-to-end speech
synthesis system. The embeddings are trained with no explicit labels, yet learn to model a large
range of acoustic expressiveness. GSTs lead to a rich set of significant results. The soft
interpretable "labels" they generate can be used to control synthesis in novel ways, such as
varying speed and speaking style — independently of the text content.
They can also be used for
style transfer, replicating the speaking style of a single audio clip across an entire long-form
text corpus. When trained on noisy, unlabelled found data, GSTs learn to factorize noise and
speaker identity, providing a path towards highly scalable but robust speech synthesis.
The experiments in our paper use the Griffin-Lim algorithm to convert the neural network's
predictions (spectrograms) to audio waveforms. We use Griffin-Lim because it's
relatively fast; it also demonstrates that the choice of vocoder doesn't affect Tacotron's prosody.
Before demonstrating the wide range of GST capabilities using only Griffin-Lim
vocoding, however, we first provide GST-augmented Tacotron samples with a neural (WaveNet) vocoder.
These show the combined power of good prosodic style and high audio fidelity.
Here we show the effect of conditioning a GST-augmented Tacotron on
individual Style Tokens. As you can hear, each token corresponds a distinct "style", and
synthesizing different phrases with the same token results in the same style.
Text: Thinking that he should probably wait for Filch to come back, Harry sank into a
moth-eaten chair next to the desk. There was only one thing on it apart from his half-completed form: a large, glossy, purple envelope with silver lettering on the
front.
Style 1
Style 2
Style 3
Style 4
Style 5
Text: She got up and went to the table to measure herself by it, and found that, as nearly
as she could guess, she was now about two feet high, and was going on shrinking rapidly: she
soon found out that the cause of this was the fan she was holding, and she dropped it hastily,
just in time to avoid shrinking away altogether.
Style 1
Style 2
Style 3
Style 4
Style 5
Text: Only the photographs on the mantelpiece really showed how much time had passed.
Here we again condition a GST-augmented Tacotron with individual Style Tokens. Note that
these short web search phrases are completely different than the long-form audiobook phrases
above, demonstrating that GSTs control style independently of the text domain.
Text: There are several listings for gas station..
Style 1
Style 2
Style 3
Style 4
Style 5
Text: A subspace is a space that is wholly contained in another space.
Style 1
Style 2
Style 3
Style 4
Style 5
Text: United Airlines five six three from Los Angeles to New Orleans has Landed.
While WaveNet vocoding leads to high-fidelity audio, Global Style Tokens learn to capture
stylistic variation entirely during Tacotron training, independently of the vocoding
technique used afterwards. Here we include some samples to demonstrate that Tacotron models
prosody, while WaveNet provides last-mile audio quality.
Text: She got up and went to the table to measure herself by it, and
found that, as nearly as she could guess, she was now about two feet high, and was going on
shrinking rapidly: she soon found out that the cause of this was the fan she was holding, and
she dropped it hastily, just in time to avoid shrinking away altogether.
As noted above, the rest of the samples on this page use the Griffin-Lim algorithm to
produce waveforms. These again show that Global Style Tokens model style differences
entirely within Tacotron.
These samples refer to Section 6.1.1 of our paper, "Style selection".
They show the effect of conditioning the model on an individual style token.
Note how the same token yields the same style for different text inputs.
Text: Here you go, a link for Biondo Racing Products and other related pages.
Token A
Token B
Token C
Token D
Token E
Text: The forecast for San Mateo tomorrow is sixty one degrees and Mostly Sunny.
These samples refer to Section 6.1.2 of our paper, "Style scaling".
They show that multiplying a token embedding by a scalar value intensifies its style effect.
Note how the effect is decreased by negative values, despite the fact that they are not observed during training.
Text: Here you go, a link for Biondo Racing Products and other related pages.
These samples refer to Section 6.1.4 of our paper, "Text-side style control/morphing".
Here we show how style can be "morphed" by conditioning the encoder on different
tokens as text input progresses. The top two samples demonstrate each token alone,
and are followed by two morphed variations.
Text: Computer phone calls, which do everything from selling magazine subscriptions to reminding
people about meetings have become the telephone equivalent of junk mail.
These samples refer to Section 6.2.1 of our paper, "Parallel Style Transfer".
In parallel style transfer, the synthesizer is given an audio clip matching the text it's asked to synthesize
(i.e. the source and target text are the same). Global Style Tokens are designed to be
robust, so they don't transfer prosody perfectly. In these samples, prosodic style
is transferred, though without fine time-aligned variations.
Text: Pull his canoe home with your line, Fisherman.
Raw audio (reference)
Baseline Tacotron
GST Tacotron
Text: You are not so important after all, Pau Amma, he said.
These samples refer to Section 6.2.2 of our paper, "Non-Parallel Style Transfer".
In non-parallel style transfer, the TTS system must transfer prosodic style
when the source and target text are completely different.
Below, contrast the monotonous prosody of the baseline with examples of long-form
synthesis with a narrative source style.
Source 1: Something, however, happened this time that had not happened before;
his stare into my face, through the glass and across the room, was as deep and hard as then,
but it quitted me for a moment during which I could still watch it, see it fix successively several other things.
Target 1: He was pale as smoke, and Harry could see right through him to the dark sky and
torrential rain outside. "You look troubled, young Potter," said Nick, folding a transparent
letter as he spoke and tucking it inside his doublet. "So do you," said Harry.
Baseline Tacotron
GST Tacotron
Source 2: She got up and went to the table to measure herself by it, and found that, as
nearly as she could guess, she was now about two feet high, and was going on shrinking
rapidly: she soon found out that the cause of this was the fan she was holding, and she
dropped it hastily, just in time to avoid shrinking away altogether.
Target 2: Harry got slowly out of bed and started looking for socks. He found a pair
under his bed and, after pulling a spider off one of them, put them on. Harry was used to
spiders, because the cupboard under the stairs was full of them, and that was where he slept.
Here we play samples conditioning on tokens learned from training on a noisy dataset.
Tacotron learned to disentangle various acoustic factors, with the resulting tokens roughly corresponding to music, reverberation, noise, and clean speech.
Text: The avocado is a pear-shaped fruit with leathery skin, smooth edible flesh and a large stone.
Here we play samples from both a baseline and GST Tacotron where 90% of the training data had artificial noise added to it.
The GST output is synthesized by conditioning on a clean token,
manually identified after training.
Text: The Blue Lagoon is a nineteen eighty American romance and adventure film directed by Randal Kleiser.
Baseline Tacotron
GST Tacotron
Text: The avocado is a pear-shaped fruit with leathery skin, smooth edible flesh and a large stone.


What’s New
Quite a lot. This is the fourth major iteration of Go2, and I've added a few features that I've worked very hard on, and that I hope you love. The user interface has been revamped, adding a left-hand column to make room for my favorite new feature, smart folders.
Smart Folders can help your organize your bookmarks in whatever way makes sense to you. By default, there are five smart folders:
And the fifth smart folder is the default All Bookmarks folder. You can add new smart folders using your own rules, and there's even a super quick way to add a smart folder from the search field (try searching for a group of bookmarks and pressing “⌘ S”). I've done extensive work on the underlying code, fixing bugs and making the code cleaner and easier to maintain.
Basic Introduction
Go2 is a professional bookmark manager. It is a system administrators tool, a developers right hand, a place to store connection information for bookmarks that you need fast and reliable access to.
At the top of the main Go2 window there are three buttons and a search field. The first button, labeled with a plus sign, is to add a new bookmark. The second button, labeled with a minus sign, is used to remove existing bookmarks. The third field, labeled with a right facing triangle, is used to launch the connection to the highlighted bookmark.
Each of the three buttons also has a corresponding menu option and keyboard command. To add a new bookmark from the keyboard, press the key combination “⌘N”, or to add a new bookmark from the menu, click on “File” and then “New”. To remove a bookmark, highlight the bookmark and press “delete” on the keyboard, or click on “File”, and then “Remove Bookmark” in the menu. To launch the connection to a highlighted bookmark, press “Return” on the keyboard, or click on “File”, and then “Go To Bookmark”. So far so good, right? ) If you have a long list of bookmarks, you can use the search field to make it easier to find the one you are looking for. Just click into the search field, or press “⌘F”, and start typing. The search field will look for any part of the name or URL entered for a bookmark, so anything that you can remember will probably work.
The other four buttons are standard buttons for Mac applications. One red button with an “X” to close the window, one orange button with a minus sign to minimize it, and one green button with a plus sign to zoom the window to full screen. If Go2 is already full screen, the zoom button will return it to its normal size. The oval shaped button on the right hand side above the search filed is used to hide or show the toolbar.
You can also hide or show the toolbar by pressing the keyboard combination “option + command + T”, or by pressing “command + F” to both show the toolbar and place the curser into the search field.


--- layout: post title: Advanced Rails Recipes and Capistrano post_id: 75 categories: - reviews date: 2008-01-11 08:25:00.000000000 -07:00 author: Jamis permalink: 2008/1/11/advanced-rails-recipes-and-capistrano.html summary: > Praise for "Mike Clark's Advanced Rails Recipes" book ---
Mike Clark’s Advanced Rails Recipes (still in beta) is fantastic. I can’t recommend it enough. And if you’re looking for new ways to use Capistrano, you’ll find Mike’s book stocked with (at last count) 9 great deployment- and capistrano-related tips, including how to create custom maintenance pages, running multistage deployments, preserving files between deployments, responding to remote prompts, and more. You won’t be disappointed.


Methods
Public Instance methods
Log and benchmark the workings of a single block and silence whatever logging that may have happened inside it (unless use_silence is set to false).
The benchmark is only recorded if the current level of the logger matches the log_level, which makes it easy to include benchmarking statements in production software that will remain inexpensive because the benchmark will only be conducted if the log level is low enough.
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# File vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/benchmarking.rb, line 26 26: def benchmark(title, log_level = Logger::DEBUG, use_silence = true) 27: if logger && logger.level == log_level 28: result = nil 29: seconds = Benchmark.realtime { result = use_silence ? silence { yield } : yield } 30: logger.add(log_level, "#{title} (#{'%.5f' % seconds})") 31: result 32: else 33: yield 34: end 35: end
Silences the logger for the duration of the block.
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/benchmarking.rb, line 38 38: def silence 39: old_logger_level, logger.level = logger.level, Logger::ERROR if logger 40: yield 41: ensure 42: logger.level = old_logger_level if logger 43: end


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The last paragraph in the div.
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This panel shows the superstore profits across states.
This panel shows 2 years of California profits by month.
We can also see California's superstore profits by category.
Here we have projected California's superstore profits for 2 years.


Hey there I am Lisanne, a nineteen year old girl with a passion for creativity and video making. I stand for power, ambition, and support. The business world can be quite hard sometimes and that is why we women should be there for each other. Empower, encourage, and spread a positive work ambiance everywhere you go.
Hey there! I'm Jade. I am a creative 21-year-old woman who is passionate about media production, graphic design, and digital marketing. I am very proud to be co-creator of the Doyenne community and see the personal growth of business women all over the world. We believe in you and will encourage you to believe in your own abilities and skills. Together we are stronger.
Hi, I am Brenda, one of the four creators of Doyenne. As a young working woman I have gone through many of the same experiences as you probably have, which is why empowering other women is so important to me. I want all working women to believe in their own abilities, so they will have a good experience in the workfield.
Hello dear, I am Ralitsa, an ambitious woman with an optimistic nature. As an international and hardworking young lady who has gone through many difficulties, I realize that every woman needs support, confidence, and encouragement in the business world. We created Doyenne with one aim, to help all women who can reach their full potential as long as they believe that they are capable of doing so!
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For your next assignment, you will be creating a basic static webpage with header, text, and image elements to get practice using html tags. It will also help you get practice using Vim and git. This will be the entryway into designing more complicated websites and working on software projects in other languages.
The exact assignment is to create a simple bio webpage that incorporates at least 3 headings, 3 paragrpahs, and 3 images of you or your work. The guide below should help remind you how to use these elements. The project should be completed in at least 3 well-documented commits to GitHub.
If you do not complete this assignment you will get an incomplete for the course, and... if you have any questions COME FIND ME!

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tags. For example

 This is a LARGE HEADING

 This is a Large heading

 this is the smallest smallest heading
when evaluated becomes:
Text is just written within the
tags, but
can be encoded in paragraphs inside

tags. Bold
text is written by the  tag. So, for example:

 This is a paragraph

  This is another paragraph
when evaluated becomes:
This is a paragraph
This is another paragraph
Images are added by using the
tag. The
syntax is as follows:

The img tag is one that takes multiple arguments. Arguments are
independent variables that the user specifies to define the output of
the function. For example, the src
argument controls the
source of the image file to display, often a url. Instead of a url, the
src
can also be the path to an image file that is relative to the html
file. If the image is in the same directory as the html file, it can
just be the filename. the alt
argument specifies the text
that is to be displayed if the image can't be loaded for some reason
(for example if the filepath specified for src
is invalid). The
arguments height
and width
control
(surprise...) the height and width of the image, but are not necessary
if you are happy with the size of the image as-is.

gets rendered as:


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WATCH | SABC reporter gets all the love on social media for 'courageous' reporting
by Cebelihle BhenguThe rule that journalists must "tell the story" not "be the story" has been broken, as social media celebrates SABC reporter Sentleeng Lehihi for standing firm in the face of danger to deliver good journalism.
She reported on Monday's Mahikeng, North West, lootings, which took place after five shops in the Station Road shopping complex were engulfed in fire. A scuffle broke out between community members and police when some residents insisted on looting the fire-ravaged shops, according to the SABC.
The video shows a chaotic scene as police fire rubber bullets to disperse the crowd and restore calm. Instead of removing herself from the dangerous situation, Lehihi continued her live reporting and managed to get comment from a witness.
Social media has called for the public broadcaster to reward Lehihi for a job well done.
Here's a glimpse of the reactions:


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From what I can gather from reading the chapter in the book, mindfulness and self awareness are essentially the same thing. The author of the book goes on to say that his eureka moment was realising that since mindfulness is trainable then self awareness must be too.
I decided to try the body scan as described in the chapter. I followed through all of the instructions and found it to be a bit of a strange experience, I think I may need to try it again at some point because I didn't really feel any different afterwards and I didn't really feel like I learnt anything about my body.
I took away that idea that with mindfulness training people are able to train themselves to stop thinking that the emotions they expereince are them, but rather they are being experienced by them.


- getAddress() - Method in class lx4p.LXDNSReplyRecord
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sender's IP address should be provided for answer messages
null for query messages
optional for authority and additional messages
- getBlue() - Method in class lx4p.LXPColorPicker
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- getBytes() - Method in class lx4p.LXOSCArgument
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getBytes
- getCacheFlag() - Method in class lx4p.LXDNSReplyRecord
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- getData() - Method in class lx4p.LXDNSReplyRecord
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- getDescription(URL) - Method in class lx4p.LXUPnPDiscoverer
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Reads an XML Description and extracts the URLBase
- getDouble() - Method in class lx4p.LXOSCArgument
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getDouble
- getFloat() - Method in class lx4p.LXOSCArgument
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getFloat
- getFloatValue() - Method in class lx4p.LXPVScrollbar
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getFloatValue represents the location of the control's sliding indicator
- getGreen() - Method in class lx4p.LXPColorPicker
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- getHueLightsState() - Method in class lx4p.LXHueInterface
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queries the Hue Bridge for the current state of the lights
- getInt() - Method in class lx4p.LXOSCArgument
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getInt
- getName() - Method in class lx4p.LXDNSReplyRecord
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in a DNS record, me.mycomputer.com is encoded as
0x02, 'm', 'e', 0x0A, 'm', 'y', 'c', 'o', 'm', 'p', 'u', 't', 'e', 'r', 0x03, 'c', 'o', 'm'
each "label" has a length byte, followed by that number of characters
when written or extracted as a string, the domain labels are concatenated with dots
- getNextLocation() - Method in class lx4p.LXDNSReplyRecord
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- getNumberOfSlots() - Method in class lx4p.LXArtNet
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dmx has variable number of addresses ~24min to 512max
- getNumberOfSlots() - Method in class lx4p.LXDMXInterface
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dmx has variable number of addresses ~24min to 512max
- getNumberOfSlots() - Method in class lx4p.LXENTTEC
-
dmx has variable number of addresses ~24min to 512max
- getNumberOfSlots() - Method in class lx4p.LXSACN
-
dmx has variable number of addresses ~24min to 512max
- getPort() - Method in class lx4p.LXArtNet
-
port for Art-Net
- getPort() - Method in class lx4p.LXDMXEthernet
-
port for protocol subclass
- getPort() - Method in class lx4p.LXSACN
-
port for E1.31 sACN
- getPos() - Method in class lx4p.LXPVScrollbar
-
utility function for converting spos to be values between 0 and the total width of the scrollbar
- getQClass() - Method in class lx4p.LXDNSReplyRecord
-
QCLASS of the record, most likely 0x01, or IN, internet class
- getQType() - Method in class lx4p.LXDNSReplyRecord
-
QTYPE of the record eg.
- getRed() - Method in class lx4p.LXPColorPicker
-
- getResponse(InputStream) - Static method in class lx4p.LXHueInterface
-
utility method assembles a string from an InputStream
- getSlot(int) - Method in class lx4p.LXArtNet
-
dmx level data in slot
- getSlot(int) - Method in class lx4p.LXDMXInterface
-
dmx level data byte
- getSlot(int) - Method in class lx4p.LXENTTEC
-
dmx level data
- getSlot(int) - Method in class lx4p.LXSACN
-
dmx level data in slot
- getStartCode() - Method in class lx4p.LXENTTEC
-
DMX Start Code (zero for normal dmx data)
- getStartCode() - Method in class lx4p.LXSACN
-
DMX Start Code (zero for normal dmx data)
- getString() - Method in class lx4p.LXOSCArgument
-
getString
- getTimestamp() - Method in class lx4p.LXOSCArgument
-
getTimestamp
- getTimeToLive() - Method in class lx4p.LXDNSReplyRecord
-
- getUniverse() - Method in class lx4p.LXArtNet
-
dmx universe
- getUniverse() - Method in class lx4p.LXDMXInterface
-
DMX universe for send/receive
- getUniverse() - Method in class lx4p.LXENTTEC
-
not applicable
- getUniverse() - Method in class lx4p.LXSACN
-
dmx universe
- getValue() - Method in class lx4p.LXPVScrollbar
-
getValue represents the location of the control's sliding indicator


Boris Johnson apologises after boy, 4, slept on hospital floor
Boris Johnson has apologised to “everybody who has a bad experience” in the NHS after a four-year-old boy had to sleep on a hospital floor.
Sarah Williment covered her son, Jack, with coats to keep him warm as he waited for a bed at Leeds General Infirmary, where she had taken him last Tuesday fearing he had pneumonia.
He was eventually moved to a ward, where he waited for five hours on a trolley before a bed was found at 3am, Ms Williment told the Daily Mirror.
Diagnosed with flu and tonsillitis, Jack was allowed to be taken home at lunchtime.
I am frustrated about the system and the lack of beds, which I am presuming is due to a lack of funding to the NHS to deliver the services that are required
Asked about the incident during an interview on LBC, the British Prime Minister said: “Of course I sympathise very much and I apologise to everybody who has a bad experience.
“By and large I think the NHS do an amazing job and I think that they deserve all praise for the service they provide – but they do need investment and that’s why we’re doing it now.
“But they need investment from a One Nation government that really cares and understands – that’s us that cares and understands – and you need long-term funding.”
Ms Williment, 34, told the Mirror she would now switch allegiance and vote Labour in Thursday’s election, owing to her concerns about the state of the NHS.
She said: “I am frustrated about the system and the lack of beds, which I am presuming is due to a lack of funding to the NHS to deliver the services that are required.”
Mr Johnson had faced calls to apologise to the family from shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth.
He said: “Boris Johnson should personally apologise to Jack and his family. A decade of Tory cuts has brought us to this crisis in our NHS.
“If the Tories win on Thursday, patients including children will suffer five more years of this. We need a Labour government to save our NHS.”


As you know, Reeborg is in poor shape. It can only turn to its left, its compass is broken as it can only be used to determine whether or not Reeborg is facing North. Reeborg cannot turn its head left, so it cannot find out if there is a wall to its left without turning its entire body. Finally, it leaks oil which is bad for itself and the environment.
Using the power of Object-Oriented Programming, you will learn how to fix Reeborg and how to give it additional capabilities.
For advanced programmers!
If you are not a beginner Python programmer and are experimenting on your own based on what you already know, you may find that some advanced but valid Python code you write will occasionally raise some unexpected exceptions. The reason is that most of the code powering Reeborg’s world is written in Javascript and there’s only a thin layer that has been written in Python using Brython. As a result some Javascript objects, methods or attributes are not directly available. Furthermore, animations are done by cloning and saving the world state as a JSON string; if you attempt to create your own class using some objects already present, you may unknowingly create a circular reference which will prevent the cloning and raise an exception.
I could have written the entire program in Python using Brython … but it would have made the situation worse if I had tried to use the result to enable programmers to use Javascript or CoffeeScript as their language of choice – which they can do now.


Grand Master Sedrick:
I'm sure you've felt the dilemma of being a Paladin by now.
How do you act when life, honor, truth, justice, faith and belief seem in conflict with each other? How can you reconcile that? It's not easy to find justice.
"What do you mean?"


Before Change
if not isinstance(classifier, ClassifierNeuralNetwork) or not isinstance(classifier, ClassifierGradients):
raise ClassifierError(self.__class__, [ClassifierNeuralNetwork, ClassifierGradients], classifier)
kwargs = {
"target": target,
"rotation_max": rotation_max,
"scale_min": scale_min,
"scale_max": scale_max,
"learning_rate": learning_rate,
"max_iter": max_iter,
"batch_size": batch_size,
}
self.set_params(**kwargs)
self.patch = None
def generate(self, x, y=None, **kwargs):
After Change
Generate adversarial samples and return them in an array.
:param x: An array with the original inputs. `x` is expected to have spatial dimensions.
:type x: `np.ndarray`
:param y: An array with the original labels to be predicted.
:type y: `np.ndarray`
:return: An array holding the adversarial patch.
:rtype: `np.ndarray`


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.drill.yarn.appMaster |
Implements the Drill Application Master for YARN.
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| org.apache.drill.yarn.appMaster.http | |
| org.apache.drill.yarn.zk |
Interface between the Application Master and ZooKeeper.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
Task |
EventContext.task |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Map<org.apache.hadoop.yarn.api.records.ContainerId,Task> |
SchedulerStateImpl.activeContainers
Tracks running tasks: those that have been allocated containers and are
starting, running, failed or ended.
|
protected List<Task> |
SchedulerStateImpl.allocatingTasks
Tracks the tasks for which containers have been requested.
|
protected List<Task> |
SchedulerStateImpl.pendingTasks
Tracks the tasks to be started, but for which no work has yet been done.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Task |
Task.copy() |
Task |
SchedulerStateActions.getTask(int id) |
Task |
SchedulerStateImpl.getTask(int id) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<Task> |
SchedulerStateImpl.getActiveTasks() |
List<Task> |
SchedulerState.getActiveTasks()
Returns the list of active tasks that have not yet been cancelled.
|
List<Task> |
ClusterControllerImpl.getHistory() |
List<Task> |
SchedulerStateImpl.getStartingTasks() |
List<Task> |
SchedulerState.getStartingTasks()
Returns the list of tasks awaiting a container request to be sent to YARN
or for which a container request has been sent to YARN, but no container
allocation has yet been received.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
SchedulerStateActions.cancel(Task task) |
void |
SchedulerStateImpl.cancel(Task task) |
void |
SchedulerState.cancel(Task task) |
void |
BatchScheduler.completed(Task task) |
void |
Scheduler.completed(Task task) |
void |
PersistentTaskScheduler.completed(Task task)
Indicate that a task is completed.
|
void |
ClusterControllerImpl.completionAck(Task task,
String propertyKey) |
void |
RegistryHandler.completionAck(Task task,
String endpointProperty) |
void |
ClusterControllerImpl.containerAllocated(Task task) |
void |
SchedulerStateImpl.containerAllocated(Task task)
Mark that a task has become active and should be tracked by its container
ID.
|
void |
ClusterControllerImpl.containerReleased(Task task) |
void |
SchedulerStateImpl.containerReleased(Task task)
Mark that a task has completed: its container has expired or been revoked
or the task has completed: successfully or a failure, as given by the
task's disposition.
|
void |
SchedulerStateImpl.dequeueAllocatingTask(Task task)
Remove a task from the list of those waiting for a container allocation.
|
void |
SchedulerStateImpl.dequeuePendingRequest(Task task)
Remove a task from the queue of tasks waiting to send a container request.
|
void |
SchedulerStateImpl.enqueueAllocatingTask(Task task)
Put a task onto the queue awaiting an allocation response from YARN.
|
void |
SchedulerStateImpl.enqueuePendingRequest(Task task)
Put a task into the queue waiting to send a container request to YARN.
|
LaunchSpec |
Scheduler.TaskManager.getLaunchSpec(Task task) |
LaunchSpec |
AbstractTaskManager.getLaunchSpec(Task task) |
boolean |
SchedulerStateImpl.requestStop(Task task)
Request a graceful stop of the task.
|
void |
EventContext.setTask(Task task) |
void |
SchedulerStateImpl.start(Task task)
Define a new task in this group.
|
void |
SchedulerState.start(Task task)
Start the given task.
|
void |
ClusterControllerImpl.startAck(Task task,
String propertyKey,
Object value) |
void |
RegistryHandler.startAck(Task task,
String propertyKey,
Object value) |
boolean |
Scheduler.TaskManager.stop(Task task) |
boolean |
AbstractTaskManager.stop(Task task) |
void |
ClusterControllerImpl.taskEnded(Task task) |
void |
SchedulerStateImpl.taskEnded(Task task)
Mark that a task has completed successfully or a failure, as given by the
task's disposition.
|
void |
ClusterControllerImpl.taskRetried(Task task) |
void |
SchedulerStateImpl.taskRetried(Task task)
Mark that a task is about to be retried.
|
void |
TaskVisitor.visit(Task task) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
EventContext(ClusterControllerImpl controller,
Task task) |
EventContext(Task task)
For testing only, omits the controller and YARN.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
AbstractTasksModel.TasksModel.visit(Task task) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TaskModel(Task task,
boolean live) |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
TestZkRegistry.TestTask |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Task |
ZKRegistry.DrillbitTracker.task
For Drillbits started by the AM, the task object for this Drillbit.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
ZKRegistry.isRegistered(Task task)
Report whether the given task is still registered in ZK.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
AckEvent(Task task,
CoordinationProtos.DrillbitEndpoint endpoint) |
DrillbitTracker(String key,
Task task) |
Copyright © 2021 The Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.


This guide is going to be a running reference point for recreating / getting my work running, and explaining each component of the ecosystem.
I reccomend reading it thoroughly if I leave at any point. This guide is aimed at someone with basic linux and Node.JS experience
Notice: Some commands end in a dot. If the dot is INSIDE the red code block you should include it, else don't
Contents
DigitalOcean
I reccommend hosting all of the bots on DigitalOcean, using PM2. Create an account and add your billing information, and create a new "Droplet". I reccommend using the "one click app" Docker x.y.z~ce on aa.bb
I reccomend docker because some of the bots (LoLTrivia) use docker, and I'm moving more to use it.
Set up SSH keys and login to the droplet
Installing Node
You will need to install node, I reccommend using nvm
because it allows you to use the most recent version, which my bot requires.
The commands (taken from nvm's git) look like this:
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v0.33.8/install.sh | bash
- Install NVM- Log out of SSH and log back in again
nvm install 8.9.4
nvm use 8.9.4
node --version
=>8.7.0
You should also install PM2 with the commandsudo npm install -g pm2
. This manages restarting the bots etc. You can now run my bots (hopefully) :D
PM2
The majority of the bots use pm2 to hide them in the background. You can use the command pm2 ls
to show all running bots, pm2 restart CheckUser
to restart a running bot called CheckUser etc.
Git / GitHub
All of my bots are on my github or the Nightborn github. The basic command to use is git clone https://github.com/ACCOUNT/REPONAME
. This downloads the source code. There'll usually be a config.json file to create, which will be specified in each bot below
Trivia bot
The LoLTrivia bot is forked (read: copied and modified) from 10sse1ucgo. It's pretty simple to set up
First clone the bot by typing git clone https://github.com/NightbornEstate/LoLTrivia
. Once you have cloned the bot create a file called config.json
in the LoLTrivia directory that has been created.
The config.json file should look like so:
{
"bot":{
"discord_token": "Mzkarealtokenherepleasereplacemewitharealtoken",
"owner_id": "193000000arealid"
},
"plugins": ["lol"],
"plugins.lol": {
"api_region": "NA",
"api_key": "RGAPI-a95c4816-0000-0000-0000-000", // A production riot key. Hard to get.
"trivia": {
"cd": 10, // The cooldown between trivia games
"max_games": 15,
"game_length": 15,
"points": 15,
"allowed_modes": ["CLASSIC", "ARAM", "KINGPORO"],
"allowed_maps": ["SUMMONERS_RIFT", "HOWLING_ABYSS"]
}
}
}
If you do want economy features (you have successfully set up NadekoConnector)
You should go to the file eco.py
in LoLTrivia/plugins/lol/eco.py
and edit the following:
- On line 4, add
config = {"ecokey": "your eco key (from nadekoconnector)"}
- On lines 12 and 24 change the ip and port to your NadekoConnector IP and port
The bot should be good to go, you can skip to building with docker
If you don't want economy features (you haven't yet set up NadekoConnector)
You should go to the file LoLTrivia/plugins/lol/questions.py
and edit the following:
- On line 4, remove
from . import eco
On lines 91 - 103, change this:
soulsToAward: int = 75 bal: int = eco.gbal(message.author.id) eco.award(message.author.id, soulsToAward) self.active = False points: int = config['trivia']['points'] await client.send_message(message.channel, f"Correct answer '{ans}'{self.extra} by {message.author.mention}! +{points} points" f" (new score: {(get_score(message.author.id) or 0) + points})" f" +{soulsToAward} :ghost: (new bal: {bal + soulsToAward})" ) return points
to:
self.active = False points: int = config['trivia']['points'] await client.send_message(message.channel, f"Correct answer '{ans}'{self.extra} by {message.author.mention}! +{points} points" f" (new score: {(get_score(message.author.id) or 0) + points})" ) return points
and the bot should be able to work without the connector. You can continue to building with docker
Building with docker
Assuming you have docker installed (IE you chose DigitalOcean's docker image OR followed this guide) it should be easy to start the bot. You first have to build the bot, and you should do this on any source code updates:
~/LoLTrivia$ docker build -t loltrivia .
This will take a while on first run, but it will go much faster afterwards.
To run the bot, you can use one of two commands:docker run loltrivia
will run the bot in your console. If you close the SSH session then the bot will stop, however you're able to see the bot's logs so this is good for testing. Press CTRL-C to exit.docker run --name=trivia -d loltrivia
will start the bot in the background. This means you can close the SSH window without it stopping. To see if the bot is running you can type docker ps
and to stop it type docker stop trivia
then docker rm trivia
.
MongoDB
Most of the bots (Janitor, Sunset Bot, Nightborn Bot etc) need a MongoDB instance to work. I recommend spinning up a second 1gb ram droplet to host this. You should use the One-click app "MongoDB 3.4.10 on 16.04". Once you have set up the droplet and SSH'd in you should do the following:
- Find the zip file void gave you with the database
- Unzip it to your desktop or wherever
- Connect via FileZilla and upload the whole folder so it sits at
/root/dump/
. Your files should be at/root/dump/janitor/violations.bson
etc. - At the terminal, use the
mongorestore
command in the terminal to restore the data, like so:mongorestore --host=<IP_ADDRESS> --port=27017 .
- Edit
/etc/mongod.conf
with your favourite editor (nano master race ftw) and make the following changes:- Under
# network interfaces
changebindIp: <IP_ADDRESS>
tobindIp: <IP_ADDRESS>
to bind to other droplets - Remove the
#
before#security:
and add the following so it looks like so:security: authorization: enabled
- Under
- Run
sudo service mongod restart
- Run
sudo ufw allow 27017
Once you've done this, your base connection uri should look like so: mongodb://nightborn:[ask void for the password]@[your mongo ip]:27017/
. Each bot has it's own database who's name should be added after the slash. Replace [ask void for the password]
with the password I can give you and replace [your mongo ip]
with the IP address of the mongo hosting droplet, from the control panel.
Janitor
Janitor is the bot everybody knows and loves, for censoring hard r.
The first step in setting it up is downloading the source from git. CD to your home directory using cd ~
then download the bot using git: git clone https://github.com/codingJWilliams/Janitor
.
CD to the bot cd Janitor
then install the dependencies by typing npm install
. This might take a while to download.
You should make a file called token.json
with the following contents:
{
"token": "NDA0njareaLLyd4nkt0keN_sh.oUld-g0hErE",
"mongo": "mongodb://nigh... your connection uri...:27017/janitor"
}
Replacing mongodb://nigh... your connection uri...:27017
with the base URI from the MongoDB step.
Then test the bot in your terminal by typing node bot.js
and ensuring the output looks like so:
jay@nb-bothost-1:~/Janitor$ node bot
(node:3621) ExperimentalWarning: The http2 module is an experimental API.
Connected successfully to server
Logged in as The Cleaner#1641!
The first error is completely normal, and a warning only.
Next you need to start the bot with pm2 so it runs without the console open. You can do this with the command pm2 start bot.js --name="Janitor"
. See the pm2 section for more commands.
Janitor should now be running and ready to track violations :D
Sunset Bot
Sunset bot, which runs under the Divergence token, deals with clans and sharableroles. Firstly you should download the source of the bot.
- cd to your home directory
cd ~
- clone the bot
git clone https://github.com/codingjwilliams/SunsetBot
- cd to it
cd SunsetBot
- install the dependencies
npm install
- create a file called
config.json
that looks like so:{ "token": "NDA0njareaLLyd4nkt0keN_sh.oUld-g0hErE", "mongo": "mongodb://nigh... your connection uri...:27017/sunset", "ecoserver_key": "your NadekoConnector key", "ecoserver_ip": "ip address of NadekoConnector", "ecoserver_port": "3000" }
- test that the bot runs with
node bot
. If you seeDB Up :D
thenReady :D
then everything is configured correctly. - press CTRL-C to exit it
- start the bot with pm2 by typing
pm2 start bot.js --name="Sunset"
The listener for Mee6 level ups is broken and to be honest, I can't be bothered to repair it. It's in SunsetBot/listeners/daddybot.js
if you wish to debug and fix it
Nightborn Bot
Ok, I've procrastinated long enough writing a guide for Nightborn bot. The bot is very (read: too) complicated. Let's start with downloading the source code.
- cd to your home directory
cd ~
- clone the bot
git clone https://github.com/codingjwilliams/Nightborn
- cd to it
cd Nightborn
- install the dependencies
npm install
Next, you need to create theconfig.json
. It should look like this, exclduing the "//" comments at the end of the lines, which are there for your benefit:
Next, you should create a file called{ "token": "bot-token", // Self explanatory "ecoserver_key": "your eco key", // same as other bots "ecoserver_ip": "eco server ip", // ^ "ecoserver_port": "3000", // Leave this, the NadekoConnector runs on 3000 by default "mc": { // You can get these three from void "username": "-", "password": "-", "salt": "-" }, "trelloToken": "51b4...", // Get this from void, it's for the ,pls command "trelloKey": "23b98c8e3c2",// ^ "dbUrl": "mongodb://<your connection uri>/nightborn", // Same as other bots "datadog": { "appkey": "aba880af239de496d3b3b9a39636b246fd88328b", // Get these from void "apikey": "1943fb91b034e98c26e2913a8d9cf1fd" // This is for the graphs and statistics } }
aws.json
. This will contain an AWS IAM key which has permission to invoke the welcome generation lambda. It's best to use void's keys for now but I pay (a small amount) for it so eventually you can set up your own. The aws.json file should look like so:
I haven't written a guide for getting the Panel running yet so for now, open{ "accessKeyId": "AKI...", "secretAccessKey": "YHW8CAps...", "region": "us-east-1" }
Nightborn/eventlisteners/ready/createSocket.js
and replace everything there with this:
Which disables sending logs to the NightbornPanel You should be ready to test the bot now.module.exports = () => { var noop = () => {}; global.logSocket.on = noop; global.logSocket.emit = noop; }
- test the bot in your terminal by typing
node bot
. You should see this: - stop the bot running with CTRL-C
- start the bot with pm2
pm2 start bot.js --name="NB"


| # | Date | Travel Time | From Destination | To Destination | Bruger | Passengers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{$index + 1}} | {{reservation.flight.date| date : 'MM/dd/yyyy hh:mm a'}} | {{reservation.flight.traveltime| minutesToDateTime | date:'HH:mm'}} | {{reservation.flight.origin}} | {{reservation.flight.destination}} | {{reservation.reservator.firstname}} {{reservation.reservator.lastname}} | {{reservation.passengers.length}} |


Taum is planning to celebrate the birthday of his friend, Diksha. There are two types of gifts that Diksha wants from Taum: one is black and the other is white. To make her happy, Taum has to buy $B$ number of black gifts and $W$ number of white gifts.
Help Taum by deducing the minimum amount he needs to spend on Diksha's gifts.
Input Format
The first line will contain an integer $T$ which will be the number of test cases.
There will be $T$ pairs of lines. The first line of each test case will contain the values of integers $B$ and $W$. Another line of each test case will contain the values of integers $X$, $Y$, and $Z$.
Constraints
$1 \le T \le 10$
$0 \le X,Y,Z,B,W \le 10^9$
Output Format
$T$ lines, each containing an integer: the minimum amount of units Taum needs to spend on gifts.
Sample Input
5
10 10
1 1 1
5 9
2 3 4
3 6
9 1 1
7 7
4 2 1
3 3
1 9 2
Sample Output
20
37
12
35
12
Explanation
Sample Case #01:
There is no benefit to converting the white gifts into black or the black gifts into white, so Taum will have to buy each gift for 1 unit. So cost of buying all gifts will be: $10*1 + 10*1 = 20$.
Sample Case #02:
Again, we can't decrease the cost of black or white gifts by converting colors. We will buy gifts at their original price. So cost of buying all gifts will be: $5*2 + 9*3 = 10+27 = 37$.
Sample Case #03:
We will buy white gifts at their original price, $1$. For black gifts, we will first buy white one and color them to black, so that their cost will be reduced to $1+1=2$. So cost of buying all gifts will be: $3*2 + 6*1 = 12$.
Sample Case #04:
Similarly, we will buy white gifts at their original price, $2$. For black gifts, we will first buy white one and color them to black, so that their cost will be reduced to $2+1=3$. So cost of buying all gifts will be: $7*3 + 7*2 = 35$.
Sample Case #05: We will buy black gifts at their original price, $1$. For white gifts, we will first black gifts worth $1$ unit and color them to white with another $2$ units, so cost for white gifts is reduced to $3$ units. So cost of buying all gifts will be: $3*1 + 3*3 = 3+9 = 12$.


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| Pair<Graph, GraphDetails> ch.ethz.systems.netbench.core.config.GraphReaderTest.constructGraph |
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int |
numNodes, |
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numEdges, |
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servers, |
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String |
switches, |
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String |
tors, |
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edges |
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| throws IOException |
◆ createSet()
| static Set<Integer> ch.ethz.systems.netbench.core.config.GraphReaderTest.createSet |
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Integer... |
integers | ) |
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◆ testSimpleGraph()
| void ch.ethz.systems.netbench.core.config.GraphReaderTest.testSimpleGraph |
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throws IOException |
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Typedefs | |
| typedef struct missile_impl | missile |
Functions | |
| missile * | create_missile (double pos_x, double pos_y, double angle, robot *rob, double explo_dist) |
| void | update_pos_missile (missile *m) |
| bool | explode (missile *mis, point *explode_point) |
| bool | will_explode (missile *m) |
| void | collision_with_missiles (robot *rob, missile *m) |
| double | get_missile_angle (missile *m) |
| double | get_missile_speed (missile *m) |
| double | get_explosion_distant (missile *m) |
| double | get_parcouru_distant (missile *m) |
| void | get_missile_pos (missile *m, point *p) |
| robot * | get_missile_owner (missile *m) |
| bool | destroy_missile (missile **m) |
| typedef struct missile_impl missile |
Check if the missile [m] has a collision with the robot [rob]. if there is one, it'll set [will_explode] to true else it'll do nothing.
| missile* create_missile | ( | double | pos_x, |
| double | pos_y, | ||
| double | angle, | ||
| robot * | rob, | ||
| double | explo_dist | ||
| ) |
Allocate a missile in memory and assign [pos_x] and [pos_y] as its coordinate, [angle] as the angle trajectory, [rob] as the owner of the missle and [explo_dist] as the distance limit the missile can navigate before exploding. The speed value is equal to [MISSILE_SPEED]
| bool destroy_missile | ( | missile ** | m | ) |
Free a missile allocated in memory.
If the missile is ready to explode, it'll set [explode_point] to the value of the missile at the moment of the explosion and return true. If he isn't ready to explode, it'll return false
| double get_explosion_distant | ( | missile * | m | ) |
Return the explosion distance of the missile [m].
| double get_missile_angle | ( | missile * | m | ) |
Return the angle of the missile [m].
Put the coordinate as a point of a missile [m] into a point [p].
| double get_missile_speed | ( | missile * | m | ) |
Return the speed of the missile [m].
| double get_parcouru_distant | ( | missile * | m | ) |
Return the travelled distance of the missile [m].
| void update_pos_missile | ( | missile * | m | ) |
Update the missile is position and will also check if the missile will explode this turn which include : hitting a wall and going over [explo_dist].
| bool will_explode | ( | missile * | m | ) |
Return true if the missile [m] is ready to explode, false otherwise.


class Solution: def furthestBuilding(self, heights: List[int], bricks: int, ladders: int) -> int: n = len(heights) h = [] cursum = 0 for i in range(1,n): if heights[i] > heights[i-1]: diff = heights[i]-heights[i-1] heapq.heappush(h,diff) if len(h) > ladders: cursum += heapq.heappop(h) if cursum > bricks: return i-1 return n-1 #build a heap to store the ladders heightest so far


MPs fury over Whirlpool’s blazing tumble dryers that sparked hundreds of fires
Electrical firm criticised for slow response over tumble dryer flaws that could impact some 800,000 machines
by Ben Glaze, https://www.facebook.com/MirrorPoliticsElectrical giant Whirlpool has been slammed by angry MPs over its handling of the tumble dryer safety scandal.
A Commons Business Committee report blasts the firm’s slow response over flaws that have caused at least 750 fires since 2004, including one that killed two men in North Wales.
They say it is “astonishing” that 800,000 at-risk dryers are still in homes four years after flaws were revealed.
Chairwoman Rachel Reeves said the firm’s actions “often owed more to PR management than to taking practical steps to make its machines safe”.
She called for a new independent watchdog with more teeth.
Affected brands include Hotpoint, Indesit, Creda, Swan and Proline.
The report says the use of non-disclosure agreements to “silence” customers over fires is “disgraceful”.
Jeff Noel of Whirlpool said safety was the top priority and a product recall, which began only this year, had achieved “five times the average success rate”.


Goodday, I am Joseph vaye,the son of late Issac Nuhan Vaye, deputy minister of public works under President charles taylor of Liberia. Before the political upheaval in liberia my late father was a good and close friend of president charles taylor and a member of his inner caucus.But of late when liberia crisis came up again,with the rebels trying to oust charles taylor out of government and liberia,president charles taylor became very uncomfortable with some of his loyalists which my late father happened to be one of them because he had the believe that at the rate at which the rebel group was closing in on him in Monrovia(which is the seat of power)was as a result of the leakage of some vital security information from his cabinet and he decided to eliminate some of his cabinet members which my father happened to be a victim. It started in the name of an uncovered coup and he ordered the arrest of some of his cabinet ministers and the Vice President Moses Blah on the 5th of june which my father was included and some days later we learnt about my father's death alongside with John Winpoe Yormie, deputy minister of national security. My mother and i actually knew why my father was murdered because before the political mayhem in liberia,my late father and President charles taylor have maintained a good relationship and he has assisted him in lodging funds from the sales of diamond in different banks and security companies which my late father also benefited from it until at the wake of rebellious war in liberia my father was not getting along with President Charles taylor because of his tyranic law which created a breach in their relationship and with the alarming rate at which the rebels are advancing into Monrovia to unseat President charles taylor he was no longer sure of some of his cabinet members and decided to eliminate them under the disguise that they were coup plotters Before the death of my father, at the peak of his relationship with president charles taylor,he was able to accumulate some funds $31,600,000.00 (US$31.6million)which he deposited with a security company in Ghana from the deals he did for the president. Basically my mother and i require a trustworthy person that can assist us to retrieve our funds from the security company in Ghana.Life has been very unstable for us(my mum,my youngers ones and i) and i would not want to bore you with all we went through but for the sake of my late fathers death. All the necessary documents for the deposit are in my possession I am now a refugee in neigbouring african country Ghana due to the fear of been killed by president charles taylor and the unrest in Liberia. Ironically the president of Nigeria has agreed to grant president charles taylor assylum in Nigeria in order to restore peace in liberia so we are trying to do all we can at earnest to retrieve the funds from the security company and leave West Africa before he eventually comes to Nigeria. Upon your response to this mail,i will intimate you on how we can proceed to get the funds from the security company. Best regards, Joseph


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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
125 mg |
oral |
MDMA |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 0:00 |
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smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
| T+ 0:45 |
50 mg |
oral |
MDMA |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 2:00 |
2 ml |
oral |
GBL |
(liquid) |
| T+ 3:00 |
1 line |
insufflated |
MDMA |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 3:00 |
2 ml |
oral |
GBL |
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I apologise in advance that this report is not as detailed as I'd like it to be as the event took place several weeks ago and I have been without an internet connection though I have tried to remember as much as possible.
A few weeks ago I came back from my summer job and rang up my friend 'A', we got talking and he mentioned how he had tried GHB at a festival and told me how much fun it was 'like all the fun parts of getting drunk and none of the bad'. He also mentioned that a close friend of ours 'B' had organised a small rave for friends in some woods in north London so we decided to go and I was promised some free GBL (GBL being legal and a close relative of GBH).
On the day I met up with 'A' picked up a 1/2g wrap of MDMA which was according to A very good though he hadnít yet tried it himself. We met up with some more friends and eventually made it to the woods. By midnight when we arrived the rig should have been going for an hour but was only just starting, it was cold and I new only a few of the people there and was beginning to regret coming. After about half an hour of talking to random people I decided to drop some of the MDMA and eyed out 1/4 of the wrap (125mg) and swallowed it before washing it down with water. Now is where I forget most of the detail. It took me an hour to come up (on a very full stomach) and I had a few tokes on a spliff to help me along. I dropped some more 45 minutes after the first dose (leaving 2/3 of the wrap) and this was plenty to get me flying.
The MDMA was good, the music was fantastic and it made it so much better. I danced for an hour and then went and talked to people round the fires that had sprung up. The woods lit up by the flames of the fires looked incredibly beutiful and the fact I kept bumping into people made this experience magical. I danced some more and as I was peaking I decided to get the GBL off A. 2 pippete fulls into a some water and down it went.  The GBL kicked in almost imediatly, it was fantastic. It pushed, no, fired the MDMA higher. The feeling was incredible and although the euphoria was amazing it was clear, I was in control of myself which I never could have been if I'd only taken MDMA to get to that state.
The MDMA started to recede so I reached into my pocket and low and behold I had lost my wrap, I continued dancing anyway as I was still buzzing. After a while I went back to 'A' and got another 1/2 gram, before going and snorting a line with someone who I had made friends with at the rave. I came up so I did another line and went back to 'A' for some more GBL.  I woke up next to a fire and it appeared I had fallen asleep for 10-20 minutes and yet it wasnít a bad thing. I felt refreshed and rejuivinated and continued to party till the early hours doing more MDMA until the cold of the morning kicked in and I decided to go home.
This combination was fantastic and I cannot recommend it enough, in fact due to the fact the GBL is so easy to obtain I doubt Iíll ever want to do MDMA without it.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Lotto and Lotto Plus results, Saturday, 23 November, 2019
Here are the winning lottery numbers from Saturday night’s live draw.
by Citizen reporterLotto balls. Picture: Stock
The winning numbers from the live Lotto draw on Saturday, 23 November, can be found below. Draw 1973.
Lotto winning numbers:
09, 10, 25, 27, 51, 52. Bonus: 5.
Lotto Plus 1 winning numbers:
01, 15, 25, 27, 34, 52. Bonus: 49.
Lotto Plus 2 winning numbers:
01, 07, 23, 28, 37, 50. Bonus: 34.
The Lotto jackpot was estimated at R33 million.
The Lotto Plus 1 jackpot was estimated at R7.1 million.
The Lotto Plus 2 jackpot was estimated at R27.4 million.
For more details, please visit the National Lottery’s website. While great care has been taken to ensure accuracy, The Citizen can take no responsibility for any error in the results.


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