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Teen urges 'Jekyl' boyfriend to murder his ex in texts sent during sick attack
The teenager lovers, who cannot be named for legal reasons, conspired to murder his 16-year-old ex-girlfriend at her home, a jury at Manchester Crown Court heard
by Chris OsuhA teenage girl was savagely stabbed by her 17-year-old ex-boyfriend who was egged on by his current partner.
The 16-year-old victim, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was left with life-threatening injuries after she was brutalised in her Greater Manchester home.
The attack was launched after ex-boyfriend's current partner found out he was still seeing her behind her back.
His betrayal having been found out, the boy set about trying to "prove his love" for his new partner by attacking the ex-girlfriend.
The crime was detailed in a string of messages in which the victim describing the moments before she was stabbed.
On the night of May 4 the boy turned up at the victim's home armed with a large kitchen knife and carrying a change of clothes.
He told his ex-girlfriend he had been "ordered to kill her" before asking if she would kill herself for him.
The teenager even suggested she put make up on her neck to make it look like she had been strangled, so they could take a picture and pretend he had killed her.
He had been told to get photographic evidence by his current girlfriend, who was waiting outside.
In the two hours she spent outside the property while the victim was terrorised inside, the jealous teenager sent more than 50 texts encouraging him.
She had been "incensed" and "felt humiliated" when she learned of her partner seeing his former girlfriend.
And she had told him that he would "have to work hard to win back her affections".
The day before the attack he searched online for 'asphyxiation', 'how many years is someone in for murder' and 'how long do murderers serve in prison'.
On the day of the attack, he told his girlfriend: "I’m doing it now."
"Vid it then delete it when I see it please. I cannot stop crying," she replied.
"Vid it," she continued.
The victim would later describe her attacker as "like Jekyll and Hyde".
In the moments before he turned on the victim with the knife, she cried out for her sister and pleaded "let me out".
Instead he launched a savage attack.
In a garden at the side of her house he took what the victim described as "massive kitchen meat knife" and attacked her head, neck, armpit and back.
It was mere good fortune, jurors at Manchester Crown Court would be told in this month's trial, that she survived.
"Done it…you good that I did it", he texted his current girlfriend, and subsequent co-defendant, in the aftermath.
"Bare weight lifted," she replied.
Then, a flurry of further messages from her.
"Love you."
"Did you get rid of the phone?"
"Leave fast."
"Undies (slang for police) on the area."
"Show me vid."
"Leave now."
"We got sh*t to do."

And then, as she became suspicious he hadn't gone through with it: "Hurry up, what’s taking so long?"
After the pair had left the area, while the victim was bleeding from ten wounds, the attacker told his lover: “I did it to prove I love you…there was no other way to keep you."
"I know there wasn’t…I’m gonna protect you at all costs", she replied.
"Just breathe, calm down, make sure you feel alright," she went on, adding, "on Tuesday I’ll link you and have an entire identity change n get rid of everything alright....I would have done the same for you."
Instead, the boy was arrested within minutes on suspicion of attempted murder, found standing at a bus stop with two Matalan bags - stuffed with bloodstained clothes and the weapon used in the attempted murder.
Earlier that day, his girlfriend and accomplice had bought Dettol wipes to clean the knife with.
The boy went on to deny attempted murder, although he didn't give evidence in his defence, while his girlfriend denied intentionally encouraging or assisting the boy to commit murder.
Both were found unanimously guilty of those offences, although the boy was cleared of rape.
At trial, his co-defendant said she thought her boyfriend was going to her love rival's house to split up with her for good.
She claimed that when she said 'vid it', she only wanted him to film evidence of the break-up.
But the texts damned her.
They proved she not only knew what he was doing, but goaded him on and advised him on how to try and get away with it.
It was, as jurors were told by the prosecutor, "unbelievable... but for the fact that it actually happened".
Judge Alan Conrad QC adjourned the case for sentencing next month


Man United consider move to sign talented young striker – report
Man United are interested in a deal to sign Reading striker Danny Loader, according to reports
by Transfer AgentManchester United are interested in a deal to sign young Reading striker Danny Loader, according to reports.
Sky Sports is reporting that the Red Devils are one of a number of clubs interested in signing the 20-year-old as the clock ticks down on his contract.
Loader’s current deal at Reading is due to expire in the summer and talks over a new contract have stalled, according to the same article.
The same story says that Manchester United are one of “several” Premier League clubs interested in signing Loader next year.
Loader made his Reading debut for Jaap Stam as a 16-year-old and almost completed a move to Wolves last summer before the deal fell through.
Manchester United are thought to be on the lookout for a number of new signings in the January transfer window as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer looks to bolster his options up front.
The Red Devils are currently in seventh place in the Premier League table after having won just four of their opening 12 games in the top flight.
Manchester United will aim to seal their fifth Premier League win of the season on Sunday when they travel to Sheffield United.


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— Mark Zuckerberg, 2007
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'Post' => 'HTMLText'
);
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I want to create a page in the CMS
So that I can grow my website
@javascript
Scenario: I can create a page from the pages section
Given I am logged in with "ADMIN" permissions
And I go to "/admin/pages"
And I should see a "Add new" button in CMS Content Toolbar
When I press the "Add new" button
And I select the "Page" radio button
And I press the "Create" button
Then I should see an edit page form
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"name": "silverstripe/cms",
"type": "silverstripe-module",
"description": "The SilverStripe Content Management System",
"homepage": "http://silverstripe.org",
"license": "BSD-3-Clause",
"keywords": ["silverstripe", "cms"],
"require": {
"php": ">=5.3.2",
"composer/installers": "*",
"silverstripe/framework": "3.1.*"
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as appropriate../bin/install cc
to pickup the changes.environment: ENV
in bin/config/install.local.yml, replacing ENV
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path_to.web_root
path_to.composer
drush
composer
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drupal_config_import
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scripts:
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- cd web && drush cr
If you wish to run the permission script as part of an installation then you should use the new scripts
option. Add the following to your configuration to achieve the previous built-in functionality.
scripts:
post_install:
- sudo ./bin/perms apply
use_sudo
option.path_to.composer
value. See init/install.yml for an example.


4. Which of the following are methods to align text horizontally?
(A) Both
(B) Neither
(C) < div align= "center" >
(D) < center >
5. What is "Alt" text?
(A) Text displayed when you hold your mouse over an image
(B) Text displayed when an image is not found
(C) Text displayed when a user has images switched off in the browser
(D) All of the Above


News story
Thousands of young people, teachers, and parents attended this year’s skills show showcasing the huge amount of opportunities out there.
Taking place at the Birmingham NEC between 17 to 19 November, over 72,000 people turned out to visit employers, training providers, the National Careers Service and the National Apprenticeship Service and to witness the wide array of skills competitions taking place. The event also saw visits from Skills Minister Robert Halfon, who met with potential future apprentices, and Shadow Skills Minister Gordon Marsden.
From the Get In Go Far stand to the National Careers Service hubs and staff from the National Apprenticeship Service and Amazing Apprenticeships (partner in the delivery of support and knowledge in schools) in The Staff Room, those who attended got the chance to see and hear about what career options are out there.
Skills and Apprenticeships Minister Robert Halfon said:
The Skills Show is a fantastic event which gives people the chance to learn first-hand about all the opportunities that are out there. It was brilliant going along and meeting so many talented young people attending the show.
Good careers advice is vital in helping young people make informed decisions and climb the ladder of opportunity to fulfilling jobs.
The National Apprenticeship Service stand saw 3,206 visitors this year, demonstrating just how many people were eager to learn about all the choices out there. 553 teachers, careers advisors, FE Colleges, Awarding Bodies, parents and young people were also spoken with over the course of the 3 days in the Staff Room area. In addition, almost 200 schools signed up to receive free inspirational sessions for their students in their school.
Careers advisers from the National Careers Service were offering careers advice at the Skills Show and spoke to over 6,800 young people, teachers and parents during the three days. The National Careers Service also delivered three spotlight sessions giving an insight into what the National Careers Service can offer individuals.
Feedback we have had from the event were extremely positive about the service and enthusiasm from the National Apprenticeship Service ‘Get In Go Far’ branded stand. Colleagues from the National Apprenticeship Service were also supported on the stand by 6 young apprentice ambassadors from the North West network.
Sue Husband, director of the National Apprenticeship Service said:
The Skills Show is a fantastic occasion for young people, teachers, parents and carers all considering career options for themselves or for the young people they are connected to. Apprenticeships are a real job, with training, a salary and a sound start to a future career. I hope those individuals who took time to speak to our team on the National Apprenticeship Service stand took away with them the real potential and opportunity that apprenticeships bring.
Following the success of the Skills Show, the UK’s top apprentices will be competing at EuroSkills Gothenburg 2016, from 1 to 3 December. The competition will see apprentices from over 28 European countries take part. The members of Team UK have one aim – to prove they are the best in Europe.
Show your support using #TeamUK, share Team UK’s videos and photos which will be updated daily on the WorldSkills UK Facebook page and retweet posts on Twitter @worldskillsuk
To find out more about the benefits of apprenticeships, search on GOV.UK . Any schools who would like to book a session in their school should visit Amazing Apprenticeships and register.
Published: 2 December 2016
From: Skills Funding Agency The Rt Hon Robert Halfon MP
Part of: Apprenticeships


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This function returns another function that can extract edges from a
ggraph_layout object. The functionality of the returned function is decided
by the arguments to get_edges
. The need for get_edges
is mainly to
pass to the data
argument of the different geom_edge_*
functions in order to present them with the right kind of data. In general
each geom_edge_*
has the default set correctly so there is only need
to modify the data argument if parallel edges should be collapsed.
get_edges(format = "short", collapse = "none", ...)
| format | Either |
|---|---|
| collapse | Either |
| ... | Additional data that will be cbind'ed together with the returned edge data. |
A data.frame with columns dependent on format as well as the graph
type. In addition to the columns discussed in the details section,
the data.frame will always contain the columns from
, to
and
circular
, the two former giving the indexes of the start and end node
and the latter if the layout is circular (needed for correct formatting of
some geom_edge_*
). The graph dependent information is:
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column will hold the value of the
edgetext
attribute. In addition any value stored in the
edgePar
attribute will be added. Lastly a direction
column
will hold the relative position between the start and end nodes (needed for
correct formatting of geom_edge_elbow()
).
All edge attributes of the original graph object is added as columns to the data.frame
There are two types of return formats possible for the result of the returned function:
In this format each edge is described in one line in the
format expected for ggplot2::geom_segment()
, that is, the start
node position is encoded in the x
and y
column and the end
node position is encoded in the xend
and yend
column. If node
parameters are added to the edge the name of the parameters will be
prefixed with node1.
for the start node and node2.
for the
end node.
In this format each edge consists of two rows with matching
edge.id
value. The start and end position are both encoded in the
x
and y
column. The relative position of the rows determines
which is the start and end node, the first occurring being the start node.
If node parameters are added to the edge data the name of the parameters
will be prefixed with node.
.
Node parameters are automatically added so it is possible to format edge aesthetics according to start or end node parameters, or interpolate edge aesthetics between start and end node parameters. Node parameters will be prefixed to avoid name clash with edge parameters. The prefix depends on the format (see above).
If the graph is not simple (it contains at most one edge between each node pair) it can be collapsed so either all edges between two nodes or all edges of the same direction between two nodes are merged. The edge parameters are taken from the first occurring edge, so if some more sophisticated summary is needed it is suggested that the graph be tidied up before plotting with ggraph.


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NASLIST
Section: File Formats (5)
Updated: 15 September 1997
Index
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NAME
naslist - RADIUS naslist file
DESCRIPTION
The naslist file resides in the radius database directory,
by default /etc/raddb. It contains a list of RADIUS network access
servers (NASes).
Every line starting with a hash sign
('#')
is treated as comment and ignored.
Each line of the file contains three white-space delimited fields.
- client
-
The NAS hostname. This may be a plain hostname, or a
dotted-quad IP address.
- shortname
-
This field is optional, and declares a short alias for the NAS.
- NAStype
-
Type of NAS (terminalserver). This can be livingston, cisco,
portslave or other. This is passed to the external checklogin
program when it is called to detect double logins.
The
naslist
file is read by radiusd on startup only.
FILES
/etc/raddb/naslist
SEE ALSO
radiusd(8),
clients(5)
Index
- NAME
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- FILES
-
- SEE ALSO
-
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Tu/Th, 02:30-04:00, Rm 1-390, John R Williams, Abel Sanchez
Software architecting and design of software-intensive systems. Targeted at future CTOs who must understand both the business and technical issues involved in architecting global-scale systems. Introduces blockchain systems, consensus, scalability, governance, and the Ethereum platform. Presents modern tools and libraries for distributed computing, basic cryptography, including hashing, PKI, encryption and distributed apps. Use of cloud service APIs, containers, testing and synchronization techniques. Data cleaning and filtering, linear regression, basic machine learning algorithms such as clustering, classifiers, decision trees. Students learn problem solving in an active learning lab setting, completing in-class exercises and weekly assignments leading to a group project in blockchain. By the end of the class, students will be able to build practical blockchain applications and understand the limitations and opportunities of the technology.
Lectures
Class Information & Logistics
Course Documents
Homework 01
Lecture 01 - Introduction
Editor Setup and Configuration
Lecture 02 - Web Site and JavaScript
Section 1 - Github Introduction
GitHub Web Site and Domain Name Setup
GitHub Setup
Domain Name Setup
PS1-Due Friday 9/14 midnight
Section 1.1 - Standalone GitHub Setup
Github Setup: Mac
Github Setup: PC
Section 2 - Browser Basics
Browser Basics
PS1 Get DOM Elements
Section 3 - JavaScript Syntax Basics
ConsoleVariables
If ... Else
For Loops
Debugging Basics
Calling JavaScript from HTML
Recommended JavaScript Style
JavaScript Language Reference
Lecture 03 - JSON, AJAX, Cloud APIs
Exercises
Exercise 01 - Circles
Exercise 02 - Colors
Exercise 03 - Buses
Exercise 04 - Geophoto
Reference - Objects
Objects - Hello World
Objects: Assigning Objects to Properties
Objects: Properties with Arrays of Objects
Reference - Functions
Function Basics
Functions are Objects
Scope: Basics
Scope: Forgetting Var
Scope: Nested Functions
Functions Provide Scope
Reference - Timers
Lecture 04 - JavaScript and Data Analytics
Homework 02
Lecture 05 - Filters, Sorting, Map, Reduce
Preparation Material - Videos/Exercises
Callback Functions ExerciseforEach Callback Functions Exercise
Filter Callback Functions Exercise
Sort Callback Functions Exercise
Map Callback Functions Exercise
Reduce Callback Functions Exercise )
Mini Lecture
CallbacksLecture 06 - Node, NPM, Express
Homework 03 - Due Friday 10/05 midnight
Homework
Deploy to cloud, create daemom
Lecture 07 - Three Tiers: Client, Server, & Storage
Lecture 08 - Docker Containers and Web Sockets
Lecture 10 - Blockchain Introduction
Book - Mastering Ethereum
preface
glossary
what-is
intro
clients
keys-addresses
wallets
transactions
smart-contracts-solidity
smart-contracts-vyper
smart-contracts-security
tokens
oracles
dapps
evm
consensus
appdx-forks-history
appdx-standards-eip-erc
appdx-evm-opcodes-gas
appdx-dev-tools
appdx-web3js-tutorial
Github Book Project
Blockchain Mini Lectures
Basics
Demo
Transactions
Metamask
Data Explorer
Keys
Hashes
Exercise - Paper Wallets
Exercise - Ethereum API
Ethereum API - Using web3 & Metamask
Ethereum API
Homework 04 - Due Friday 10/12 midnight
Homework
Lecture 11 - BlockChain Technologies, hash, Merkle Trees, PKI
Exercise
Hashing, encryption and signing
PKI Example
Example
PowerPoint
Hashing, Merkle Trees
Blockchain Proof of Work
Smart Contracts
Homework 05 - Due Friday 10/19 midnight
Reference Material
Beginners Guide to raising money via Initial Coin Offerings
Tokens Generation on the Blockchain
Token Sale Models, Vitalik Buterin
Tokens and US securities law aspects
The Simple Agreement for Future Tokens
A Security Law Framework for Blockchain Tokens
The Howey Test
Homework
Write a white paper for an ICO you create - 3 pages max.
Include:
- Description of the market and the problem
- Description of the product and how it’s going to solve said problem
- Tokens: how many, why, how, when, and so on
- How the raised funds are going to be used
- The team
- The roadmap
Submit link


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E-commerce may boost Thailand SMEs' income and reach, - THE BUSINESS
E-commerce may boost Thailand SMEs' income and reach
AseanBusiness staff<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@AseanBusinessSG
NOVEMBER 07, 2019 - 4:57 PM
A SMALL Thai retailer who expands into online sales can boost takings by an average of 51 per cent a year, according to a new report released by an e-commerce platform provider.
The shift into “e-tail” has also grown retailers’ customer bases beyond their home markets, especially for lower-income regional sellers based outside the capital region of Bangkok.
South-east Asian online services company Sea Group polled close to 7,000 vendors in Thailand that use its Shopee e-commerce portal. Of these, just under one-third had a pre-existing offline business, while the rest sold their wares online from the outset.
Traditional bricks-and-mortar vendors saw receipts from both online and offline sales increase after launching their products on the e-commerce platform, the Sea survey found, with the income growth coming on the back of improved employee productivity.
Sea said that higher worker efficiency “is especially important in the context of (the) Thai economy, where there are severe labour shortages” and suggested that e-commerce adoption could ease the manpower crunch for Thailand’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
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Meanwhile, the share of retailers with customers outside their regional markets rose broadly from 45 per cent to 81 per cent - almost double - after e-commerce adoption, the survey also found.
The jump was sharpest in Thailand’s lower-income north, where the share of sellers with non-local customers surged from 43 per cent to 92 per cent. But even vendors in the capital district of Bangkok posted an increase, from 38 per cent to 72 per cent.
Santitarn Sathirathai, group chief economist for Sea, said in a statement that e-commerce “is generating a tangible economic benefit for the country” by “increasing the competitiveness of SMEs, empowering sellers who reside outside Bangkok, and paving the way for new types of entrepreneurs”, such as students, homemakers, and people who already work another job.
Overall, the latest forecast from Google and Temasek Holdings has pegged the gross merchandise volume of Thailand’s e-commerce industry to swell from about US$900 million in 2015 to US$18 billion in 2025 - a compound annual growth rate of 35 per cent, out-pacing the other digital industry segments of online travel, online media and ride-hailing services.
Thailand / digital economyWritten by: AseanBusiness staffbtnews@sph.com.sg@AseanBusinessSG
- Thailand's internet economy 'healthy' but lags in digital adoption
- Bangkok residential market softening but other sectors remain resilient: Edmund Tie Research
- Experiential- and activity-based concepts gaining traction in malls
- Bangkok co-working spaces growing sustainably: Report
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Soap SPOILERS: Here's what's happening in Emmerdale and Coronation Street tonight
There's an hour-long special in Weatherfield
by Carena CrawfordWe're off to Emmerdale and Coronation Street on Friday November 15.
There's no outing to Walford as over on BBC One it's Children in Need night. But you will be able to catch the EastEnders taking to the dancefloor for a Strictly Come Dancing special.
In the ITV soaps, Charity continues to cause trouble, while Laurel wants to make peace.
And Michelle finally finds out about Robert in Corrie - it's about time - while Daniel is urged to come home.
Here are the seven biggest spoilers from tonight's soaps.
Emmerdale, ITV, 7pm
1. Laurel tries to make peace
Laurel is concerned how her friendship with Nicola will survive the accusations against Jimmy.
She tries to broker peace between everyone, but will she succeed?
2. Charity takes on Chas
Charity is still at odds with her family, but Sarah's not on board with the ban on her seeing Cain and defies Charity's orders.
Wanting to get control back, Charity draws up a rota for the pub meaning she and Chas won't have to work the same shifts.
Chas is horrified, unsure how she'll work her shifts around having a newborn baby.
Will Charity come to her senses and make amends?
3. Concern grows for Cain
Cain is still struggling following his split from Moira, but in true Cain style is acting the hardman instead of dealing with it.
Chas decides it's time to confront him, but will she get through to her brother?
Coronation Street, ITV, 7.30pm (hour-long special)
1. Michelle finds out the truth
As Robert goes to see Vicky to tell her it's over, he's totally unaware Michelle and Carla have got his phone.
They follow him to the address and see a devastated Vicky chucking him out on the street.
Back at home, Michelle FINALLY confronts Robert about his pregnant girlfriend, but can he talk himself out of it again?
Michelle later goes to see Vicky, but what will Vicky tell her?
2. Peter finds Daniel
With Ken and Claudia returning from Scotland, having failed to find Daniel, Peter is stunned when he gets hold of his brother and discovers he's in Cheshire.
Daniel is surprised when he's sitting on a blustery hillside with Bertie and Peter sits down next to him.
Peter begs Daniel to come home saying the worry is taking its toll on Ken, but will it work?
3. Billy threatens Kel
Paul's unhappy when Bernie reveals Kel is due back and she suggests a family meal. Paul says he won't be attending.
Billy wants to help the family so offers Bernie a cleaning job at the church, which Gemma insists her mum takes.
Kel arrives for the meal and when he's leaving, he kisses Bernie goodnight. Billy catches him outside and warns him to stay away from No.5 and from Joseph or else he'll regret it.
Kel's left shaken, but will he stay away?
4. Amy plots against Emma
Emma says she's feeling better and is planning to move back home, leaving Amy upset, wanting her sister to stay forever.
Amy stages a fall, tripping over on purpose and faking a sprained ankle.
Concerned Emma helps Amy home and points out they now won't be able to go to the Little Mix gig.
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Emma tells her they'll always be sisters and Amy is welcome at her flat any time she likes.
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It is abundant in wildlife such as Chimpanzees, Gorillas, famous Big 5 at the 10 Savannah parks, and 1000+ rare bird species.
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This country has a very rich history and very magnificent sites that are hidden and undervisited. It has a vast array of undiscovered beaches and coral reefs and is a great destination for beach lovers.
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It is a country filled with stunning scenery, very warm and welcoming people, filled with extraordinary biodiversity and incredible wildlife. It is reknown worldwide for Gorilla trekking with great views of other animal species.
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Royal Enfield Bullet 350 single-channel ABS variant gets a price hike
by Team ODThe Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Kick Start (KS) and Electric Start (ES) single-channel ABS variant were launched in August for the price of Rs 1.12 lakh and Rs 1.26 lakh ex-showroom, respectively. Now, both the motorcycles have seen a price hike. The Bullet 350 KS now retails at Rs 1,14,754 which is a hike of Rs 2,754. The Bullet 350 ES, on the other hand, has seen an increase of Rs 3,673 and now retails at Rs 1,30,365 - all prices are ex-showroom India.
The dual-channel ABS models of the Bullet 350 KS and ES are priced the same and have not seen a hike yet. The dual-channel ABS Bullet 350 KS retails at Rs 1,21,380 ex-showroom and the Bullet 350 ES continues to be priced at Rs 1,35,613, ex-showroom.
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Who Am I?
A web developer with more than 10 years’ experience in front-end development, web application development, implementing user interfaces and hybrid mobile application development. With my roots in both server-side and client-side web development, I feel I may bring a unique perspective to front-end development.
- Strong TypeScript knowledge (5+ years of experience; Angular 2+, NGRX, WebServices, and WebSockets)
- Highly experienced in HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and related technologies
- Extensive knowledge coupled with experience in W3C and ECMA standards, utilizing semantic markup for structure and producing reusable code
- Solid organizational, project and team management skills and possessing a palpable sense of teamwork
- Can lead and motivate geographically dispersed online teams
- Adaptive to new application and technologies
Work Experience
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- I'm responsible for developing a cross-platform mobile application based on designed UI/UX prototypes using restful services. I also participate in the process of developing miscellaneous web-based projects.
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- I developed a multilingual and themeable stock exchange web application using Angular framework. It uses NGRX (basically Redux) for state management and holds CI/CD support with automated custom builds for dev, staging, production, etc.
- I also developed a slighter, lighter PWA version of the application with the same functionality. To make sure each component of these applications has the best performance, I wrote most of the dependencies myself.
- I implemented Adobe XD and Figma wireframes designed by UI/UX team.
- I have designed and developed an administration panel for managing the system functionality and resources using Angular and Material standards.
- I also implemented the company website template using Twitter Bootstrap.
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- Responsibilities: Implement, test, and design website templates that work on any device and any browser
- I developed more than 40 responsive website templates, most of them support AMP and all of them are fully-responsive using LESS, SCSS, and Twitter Bootstrap. I worked on a handful of Angular web applications.
- I created a modular JavaScript system that can be used across different websites and enables them to use features like video ads, carousels, etc.
- I have an obsession with the quality, so I work closely with web-designers to ensure I am implementing pixel-perfect web pages.
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- I worked as a front-end developer with web/graphic design abilities in a multidisciplinary development team of both web, mobile and desktop applications
- Developed a high-performance user-friendly administration panel for a huge TV website administration using Backbone framework and Handlebars template engine
- I implemented PressTV DOC website, URBOX website, news reporting web applications and URL-shortener service
- I engineered and developed 30Birds, a Netflix-like VOD web application, and developed PressTV's OTT app for Roku devices.
- I also worked as server admin, monitoring services and database administration on live Ubuntu Linux systems
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2011 – Oct 2015 (Part Time / Remote)
Web Developer and Server Administrator
Children and Kids TV Channel (Pooya TV)- I implemented both back-end and front-end of the website using PHP and MySQL and created RESTful API services
- Developed web applications for TV schedule and EPG data management using jQuery and Vanilla JavaScript
- I migrated huge live MySQL databases to MariaDB to improve performance
- This position was remote and I learned a lot
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- Designed and developed a multilingual website for a fast-growing entertainment TV channel
- Created iMusic; a web application for music archiving and metadata managing coupled with RESTful API for third-party apps
- I improved website performance by creating a multi-layer cache system using Memcached, Varnish and file caching
- I implemented a user-friendly newsletter manager, template designer, and email sender web application using AngularJS for front-end and PHP and MySQL for back-end
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- I developed the entire front-end and administration panel of more than 30 award-winning websites
- Installed and tuned Varnish cache to improve website performance
- Collaborated with other developers of the team and content-providers to introduce new functionality across Joomla-powered websites
- Implemented web applications for website contents evaluation
- Developed client-side JavaScript to validate forms and enhance the user's overall experience
- I Implemented a mobile application using Apache Cordova / PhoneGap
- I also assisted the database development team with modifications to database schemas and the development of SQL scripts, queries, etc.
Notable Projects
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HOP is an open-source TypeScript-based project I started under MIT license and is available publicly on GitHub. This project is created to create fast and optimized HbbTV applications in mind. It uses various RESTful APIs like news, weather, and stock market summary and enables users to access it while watching TV. HbbTV applications work on most smart TV sets and can bring web-based interaction to the screen.
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Atlas TV Automation is a web application for TV scheduling and asset management. It provides a unique interface with drag-and-drop and modern usability features, advanced user and access levels management for producing, managing, archiving, and distributing TV programs on playout software, websites, and social media. I was the sole front-end developer in this project. I used BackboneJS, UnderscoreJS, jQuery, and related technologies to provide a rich and improved interface for RESTful APIs from a distributed architecture of back-end services.
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I developed a multilingual and highly customizable cryptocurrency exchange platform. In this project, I used Angular 5, later updated it to Angular 6, and used RESTful services from a multi-layer MVC.net back-end. I also used SCSS and Bootstrap for styling. Although the project was canceled before launch due to financial issues, the beta version of the application was ready at that time. We used Microsoft TFS for managing the project development and the team of developers/designers.
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I designed and developed a multilingual website for Gilgamesh magazine. The project was launched in October 2017 as my first experience in working with online payment platforms.
Open Source
Besides my work experiences and freelance projects, I try to lend a helping hand to other programmers and work for public services for free. I also write and edit Wikipedia articles.
- Github
- All of my open-source projects are accessible from my Github page
- StackOverflow
- I spend some of my spare time assisting others mainly on StackOverflow.
Skills
- Languages
- JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS, SCSS, LESS, HTML, PHP
- Frameworks
- Angular 2+, BackboneJS, Vue, Slim Framework
- Libraries
- jQuery, jQuery UI, Twitter Bootstrap, UnderscoreJS, Handlebars
- Databases
- MySQL, Redis, Memcached, MongoDB
- Source Control
- Git (GitHub, GitLab), Subversion SVN, Microsoft TFS
- Server Administration
- Ubuntu Linux, CentOS Linux, Microsoft Window Server
- Design Tools
- Adobe Photoshop, Adobe XD, Adobe Illustrator, Figma, Sketch, Adobe Flash
- I'm also experienced in responsive web design, progressive web applications, SEO standards, and Single-page web applications (SPA).


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Tarragon isn’t a classic herb to stir into this quick sauce, but it goes beautifully with the steak. Use fresh stock or make beef stock with just a third of a cube – any stronger and it could overpower the lovely pan juices.
To prepare the potatoes, peel and cut into roughly 2.5cm/1in chunks. Put the potatoes in a pan and cover with cold water. Bring to the boil, reduce the heat slightly and simmer for five minutes.
Drain the potatoes in a colander and leave to stand for two minutes. Bash up the edges of the potatoes a little by shaking the colander from side to side. This will help make them extra crisp.
Melt the butter with the oil in a large non-stick frying pan or sauté pan. Tip the potatoes into the pan and season with salt and plenty of freshly ground black pepper. Fry over a medium-low heat for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Open out the garlic bulb and remove the cloves. Scatter the unpeeled garlic cloves into the pan with the potatoes and cook for 15 minutes, turning regularly until the potatoes are golden-brown all over and the garlic has softened. Sprinkle over the thyme leaves and cook for five minutes more, stirring and turning the potatoes as before. Once the thyme has been added to the potatoes, the steaks can be cooked.
For the steak, put the peppercorns in a pestle and mortar and pound until coarsely ground. Add the sea salt and mix lightly. Put the steaks on a board and season well on both sides with the pepper and salt mixture until lightly but evenly crusted.
Melt the butter with the oil in a large non-stick frying pan and fry the steaks over a medium high heat for 2-2½ minutes on each side for rare steak. Cook for 1-2 minutes longer on each side if prefer your steaks medium-rare and up to three minutes longer for medium, depending on thickness. Remove the steaks from the pan and place on warmed plates to rest while the sauce is prepared.
Add the finely sliced shallot to the frying pan and cook for 2-3 minutes, stirring until softened and lightly browned. Pour the brandy into the pan and sizzle for a few seconds. With great care, take a lit match and carefully light the brandy. Stand back well away from the flame in the pan. (If you prefer not to light the flame, simply cook the brandy for about 15 seconds before adding the other ingredients.)
When the flames have disappeared, add the mustard and Worcestershire sauce to the pan, stirring constantly. Pour over the stock and bring to the boil. Cook for 1-2 minutes, or until the volume of liquid has reduced by nearly half, stirring regularly.
Stir in the double cream and return the sauce to a simmer, stirring.  Season to taste and stir through the tarragon, if using.
Spoon the sauce over the warm steaks and serve with the sauté potatoes and a crisp mixed salad. Squeeze the garlic out of its skins when you eat it.


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Marvel Noir (2009 - 2010)
Marvel Noir is a Marvel Comics alternative continuity combining elements of film noir and pulp fiction with the Marvel Universe. The central premise of the mini-series replaces super powers with driven, noir-flavoured characterisation.
Fans of the 2018 film Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse may recognise Spider-Man Noir; however, we strongly recommend starting with Daredevil Noir.
Descender (2015 - 2018)
Young Robot boy TIM-21 and his companions struggle to stay alive in a universe where all androids have been outlawed and bounty hunters lurk on every planet. Written by award-winning creator, Jeff Lemire, Descender is a rip-roaring and heart-felt cosmic odyssey. Lemire pits humanity against machine, and world against world, to create a sprawling epic.
Hawkeye (2012 - 2015)
While Hawkeye may be jam-packed with action, it is almost entirely with mobsters and henchmen, never supervillains. The main thrust of the overarching storyline isn’t the end of the world or a gigantic evil plot — it’s Clint Barton protecting the residents of his apartment block from the Tracksuit Mafia. Heck, even right down to Hawkeye’s stripped down redesign (one of the first permanent major costume changes for the character in his entire history), Hawkeye grounds itself in a sense of normalcy, tucked away from the world of Avengers and superpowers.
Sheets (2018)
Marjorie Glatt feels like a ghost; Wendell is a ghost.
When their worlds collide, Marjorie is confronted by unexplainable disasters as Wendell transforms Glatt’s Laundry into his midnight playground, appearing as a mere sheet during the day. While Wendell attempts to create a new afterlife for himself, he unknowingly sabotages the life that Marjorie is struggling to maintain.
Teen Titans: Raven (2019)
When a tragic accident takes the life of 17-year-old Raven Roth's foster mom—and Raven's memory—she moves to New Orleans to recover and finish her senior year of high school.
Starting over isn't easy. Raven remembers everyday stuff like how to solve math equations and make pasta, but she can't remember her favorite song or who she was before the accident. And when impossible things start happening, Raven begins to think it might even be better not to know who she was before.


Tutorial on Infrastructure and Tools
for Mobile Computer Architecture Research
with an Emphasis on Real System Measurement
Computer architecture research has been largely driven by access and awareness of infrastructures such as simulators and workload suites. Many computer architecture domains such as GPUs and datacenters have mature infrastructures that have been developed for years and are now widely adopted. The nature of mobile research emphasizes real system study and measurement. However, we currently lack systematic infrastructures that are easily accessible and widely adopted. We see this as the major barrier of entry.
The tutorial is a step to overcome this increasing barrier. We present a series of tools and infrastructures that enable computer system and architecture research in the mobile computing space. The tutorial will span three key components of mobile computing: software, hardware, and end-users. The tools that we will cover strongly emphasize real system measurement, including performance, power/energy, and user QoS experience.
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| 9:10 AM - 9:45 AM | Invited Talk | System and Toolchain Support for Intermittent Computing | Brandon Lucia |
| 9:45 AM - 10:30 AM | Designing for
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| 11:45 AM - 12:30 PM | An Overview of Infrastructure and Benchmarks for Deep Neural Networks |
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| 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM | Tutorial | Modeling Emerging Non-volatile
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| 2:30 PM - 3:00 PM | Studying User Interactivity with MOSAIC | Matthew Halpern | |
| 3:00 PM - 3:30 PM | Quantifying End-user Quality-of-Experience | Matthew Halpern | |
| 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM | Coffee Break | ||
| 4:00 PM - 4:30 PM | Tutorial | Energy and Power Measurement on Mobile Devices | Yuhao Zhu |
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Do you have a mobile research tool you would like to introduce to a broader audience? Apply to present it at MobileTools! MobiTools invites mobile research tool developers to give a thirty minute presentation about their tool and how to conduct productive research with it. An ideal presentation will briefly introduce the tool and its underlying mechanisms and then walk the audience through a (possibly hands on) "quickstart" tutorial.
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Sign Up to Attend MobiTools!Yuhao Zhu is a Ph.D. student at The University of Texas at Austin. He likes building better hardware and software to make next-generation client and cloud computing faster, more energy efficient, and deliver better Quality of Experience.
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Heads Up: There Might Be A ‘Friends’ Reunion Special On The Horizon
by Joseph EarpIn our oversaturated world of streaming, Friends is one of the last big nostalgic sitcoms that has yet to be rebooted. But, if the entertainment stars line up, that might all change sometime very soon.
Yep, the long rumoured, long anticipated reunion might be hitting our screens in the form of one last episode. According to The Hollywood Reporter, who got their information from “sources close” to the situation, a bunch of the key players are talking about inking a deal for a special.
Those players include Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry, and David Schwimmer. So, ya know, the whole gang.
Also along for the ride at this tentative, early stage, are the co-creators of the series, who will presumably be onboard to oversee the writing process.
As The Hollywood Reporter take pains to stress, this could all fall apart very quickly. Even if the deal does get signed, that doesn’t necessarily mean that everything will line up right for a special, and negotiations might break down over the writing of the actual script.
But hey, for a lot of Friends fans, a reunion looked like an actual impossibility. Now, no matter how unlikely, it seems like something that could actually go down.


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There are a number of high level concepts in RealityServer® and the client library that need to be understood to make effective use of the system.
Scopes
RealityServer® is an interactive multi-scene, multi-user renderer. In short this means that you can have multiple users connected rendering multiple scenes simultaneously. Or multiple users rendering the same scene, or simply a single user rendering a single scene. Additionally, each user can make modifications to their scene in isolation from other users. For example users can be rendering the same scene from different camera locations; one can have red chairs and another blue; one can be rendering a bright summer day and another mid-winter twilight. It is even possible to have some scene data shared and some not. Two users can have independent cameras but see all the other scene changes that are made. All this is acheived without making copies of the entire scene but only of the particular elements that are changed.
All RealityServer® scene data is stored in the scene database. This is a key-value store which allows for storage of scene elements for later retrieval when they are needed. The keys are the element names and the values the scene elements themselves. All scene elements are accessed by their name.
Scopes provide an isolated view into the database and allow different database elements to be stored using the same name. Without scopes, it would not be possible for two users to create an element called camera
as they would clash.
RealityServer® starts with a shared global scope, by default all commands are run in this global scope which results in all scene data being shared by all users. If multiple elements are created with the same name then the last one created shadows all the others. So if two users create an element called camera
then both users would see the one that was created last. If either user modified the camera both would see the changes.
It is possible to create further scopes as children of the global scope. If we create scopes A
and B
then we can create a camera
element within each and edit them independently. Additionally, any elements created within a scope are not visible to parent scopes. So from the global scope's point of view the camera
element does not exist. You have to enter either scope A
or B
to access the camera
element. Conversely, the child scopes can see any elements in their parent/ancestor scopes. So if we create an MDL material instance called red
in the global scope then both scopes A
and B
will be able to see the red
material. If the color of that material is changed to blue, then both child scopes will see the color change since they are accessing it from the global scope.
Scopes can be further nested creating a tree structure of database views. Scope A
could have child scopes AA
and AB
. B
could have children BA
and BB
(or whatever you want to call them). These can then have further child scopes up to a depth of 255 scopes. A typical application would never have that deep a scope tree though, a depth of 3 or 4 (including the global scope) is usually sufficient. A standard pattern is to create a single child scope as an 'application' scope to hold scene data that is shared between all users, and then create 'session' scopes below this, one for each active user. For example, if we were running two applications that had two active users each we would create the following:
The applications would load their scenes in the application scopes and each user would execute commands and render in their individual user scopes. If your application can dynamically load different scenes then there may also be a per-scene scope between the application and user.
As described earlier child scopes can see elements in their parent scopes. It is also possible for child scopes to have elements with the same name as elements in their parents. When accessing these elements you will always see the one furthest down the scope tree. By using a process called localization we can easily copy scene elements down the scope tree from whichever scope they are currently accessed from into the current scope.
For example: when a scene is loaded in the application scope, and the user accesses it in their user scope they see the element in the application scope. So every user is sharing the same elements. By localizing scene elements to their user scope, users are able to have their own individual copies of parts of the scene that they can edit without affecting other users. By localizing a scene's camera and camera instance from the application scope to the users it is possible to move around in a scene independently. Localizing an MDL material instance allows for users to change colors or other propeties of the material without affecting anyone else. All this is acheived withough having to copy the entire scene resulting in a potentially huge saving in memory usage.
Scoping and localization allows for powerful render time data sharing. Any editable scene element (apart from MDL definitions) can be localized and customized on a per user basis. In additional to the simple pattern described above more complex scenarios such as collaborative editing, where some scene data is shared and edited and some is per user, can easily be acheived.
Details on creating and using scopes and localization can be found starting in the Scene Loading tutorial as well as the migenius blog.
Send and execute
The client library provides a number of entry points where commands can be executed, both the RS.Service and RS.Stream provide methods to call either single commands or queue up a sequence of commands to be called in a batch. Each of these provides two variants, send and execute. These perform the same core functionality, executing commands on RealityServer® and promising to provide the results of those commands, if requested. However the form of the Promise(s) returned by each variant is subtly different.
We will be be using RS.Command_queue to demonstrate the differences between send and execute below as it is more informative to see the results of multiple commands. The same concepts apply to the send_command
and execute_command
functions on RS.Service and RS.Stream, the only difference is that these will only ever contain a single command result.
The following contrived command queue will be used:
const queue = service.queue_commands()
.queue(new RS.Command('get_version', {}), true)
.queue(new RS.Command('use_scope', { scope_name: 'my_scope' }))
.queue(new RS.Command('element_exists', { element_name: 'camera' }), true);
This queue will execute three commands but only return two results, the first being the version of RealityServer® being used and the second being whether an element called camera
exists in the my_scope
scope. We assume that my_scope
already exists which is why we are not passing true
as the second argument to it's queue
call since we don't care about it's response.
execute
The simplest, and most common, way to run this queue is to use the RS.Command_queue#execute method. This will return a single Promise that will resolve to an iterable containing the results of the commands that we want results for. EG:
queue.execute().then(([rs_version,camera_exists]) => {
console.log(`Connected to RS ${rs_version}`);
if (camera_exists instanceof RS.Command_error) {
console.log(`camera does not exist.`);
} else {
console.log(`camera does exist.`);
}
}).catch(err => {
console.log(`System error: ${err.toString()}`);
});
Or if we are in an async function we can use:
try {
const [rs_version,camera_exists] = await queue.execute();
console.log(`Connected to RS ${rs_version}`);
if (camera_exists instanceof RS.Command_error) {
console.log(`camera does not exist.`);
} else {
console.log(`camera does exist.`);
}
} catch(err) {
console.log(`System error: ${err.toString()}`);
};
In both these situations a single Promise is being returned. It is resolving to an iterable and we use array destructuring to extract that into individual variables.
Note that the Promise does not reject in the case of RealityServer® command errors. Instead the results of the commands are instances of RS.Command_error. The Promise will only reject in the case of underlying service errors, EG: you haven't yet connected to RealityServer®.
send
RS.Command_queue#send is used in the same was as execute
except that it returns an array of Promises, one for each command that requested a result.
try {
const [rs_version_promise, camera_exists_promise] = queue.send();
rs_version_promise.then(rs_version => {
console.log(`Connected to RS ${rs_version}`);
});
camera_exists_promise.then(camera_exists => {
if (camera_exists instanceof RS.Command_error) {
console.log(`camera does not exist.`);
} else {
console.log(`camera does exist.`);
}
});
} catch (err) {
console.log(`System error: ${err.toString()}`);
}
Unlike the execute
Promise the Promises returned by send will never reject as they are associated with individual command calls. Instead, on service error the send
call throws directly.
Which one should I use.
 There's just a single Promise to deal with that you can either await on it or handle the results in a single then
function. This is even more the case when you take into account of the fact that the send
Promises will all resolve at the same time since all commands and results in a single queue are processed as a batch. You could make processing send
results easier by wrapping it in a Promise.all()
however that's effectively what execute
does internally.
There is one special use case however where send
is useful which is when you want to know when the result of a particular command has appeared in a rendered image.
When you queue or execute commands on a stream there is no correlation between when the Promises resolve and when the actual change appears in a rendered image. So in the following:
const [ set_result ] = await stream.execute_command(
new RS.Command('mdl_set_argument', {
element_name: 'red',
argument_name: 'diffuse',
value: { r: 0.4, g: 0.8, b: 0.2 }
}), {
want_response: true
}
);
the await
will resume execution once the red.diffuse
argument has been set or an error returned. This does not mean that the new color is visible in a render however since it will usually take longer for a scene to reset and pick up the change.
We can however add the wait_for_render
option. In that case an additional Promise is returned that will resolve when a rendered image that contains the color change has been received by the stream.
const [ set_result, have_image ] = await stream.execute_command(
new RS.Command('mdl_set_argument', {
element_name: 'red',
argument_name: 'diffuse',
value: { r: 0.4, g: 0.8, b: 0.2 }
}), {
want_response: true,
wait_for_render: true
}
);
So now when await
resumes you know that the rendered images from the stream contain the changed color.
This issue however is that the set_result
Promise will have resolved well before the have_image
one and our function is locked up waiting for both Promises. We also typically want to do some work immediately in response to the have_image
Promise resolving (IE: in the same tick as when the resolution occurs).
The most typical use case for wait_for_render
is pausing the display of image streams until the change you've requested is ready for display. The wait_for_render
Promise resolves when the image has arrived and it's RS.Stream#event:image event is about to be fired. Since we need to unpause the stream before the event is fired we need to do this in the Promise's then handler. To do so we have to use RS.Stream#send_command so we can access the Promises directly.
stream.pause(); // pause the stream so we don't see images until the below is complete
const [ set_result_promise, have_image_promise ] = stream.send_command(
new RS.Command('mdl_set_argument', {
element_name: 'red',
argument_name: 'diffuse',
value: { r: 0.4, g: 0.8, b: 0.2 }
}), {
want_response: true,
wait_for_render: true
}
);
have_image_promise.then(img => {
stream.resume(); // resume the stream once the image is ready to display
});
const set_result = await set_result_promise; // we can just await the result here
In this code block we first pause display of images on the stream, this means that even if images are received the RS.Stream#event:image event is not triggered. We then use RS.Stream#send_command so we can access the returned Promises directly rather than just their results. This allows us to add a then handler to have_image_promise
to resume the stream once an image with the new color arrives. The event will then be triggered once the handler returns. We can then simply await on the set_result_promise
and deal with it's response as we wish.
Long running commands
The Web Socket implementation within RealityServer® has a limitation where it processes all messages consecutively. This means that if executing a long running command on RS.Service any other messages sent (eg: other commands or operations on either the service or a RS.Stream) will be queued up and not processed until that command completes. This can cause issues particularly if keep alive commands need to be sent to prevent session expiry.
To mitigate this the option longrunning: true
can be passed to the following command execution functions:
When this is passed RealityServer® will prepare the command execution environment then execute the commands in a separate thread. This frees up the Web Socket to process further messages immediately while the commands are executed. When complete any results are sent back to the client as usual.
Given that a new thread is created for each set of commands executed it is not recommended to simply set long running to true for every command. You will need to judge whether any given set of commands may execute for an extended period and set the option accordingly. Examples of potentially long running command include any which involve saving scenes or scene elements to disk or rendering images outside of a render loop. Scene loading is also an example of a typically long running command. However this usually occurs at the start of a session when no other operations need to be run, so typically does not need to be marked as long running.
Note that commands executed on a RS.Stream do not suffer from this problem as they are already executed in the separate render loop thread between renders. Consequently those methods do not support this option. However the queuing of such commands onto the render loop will be blocked by any commands running on RS.Service that have not been marked as long running.
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Antigua is a beautiful island located in the northern section of the caribbean island chain. The country is the pinacle of beauty boasting of 365 beaches, fun excursions and rich culture. Antigua was first discovered by Christopher Columbus is 1492 and from there the rest is history. Through years of slavery, which ended on the 1st of August, 1834, to becoming a british territory; Antigua stood the hardships boldly. On the 1st Novemeber, 1981 Antigua & Barbuda gained its' independence from the British and thus paved the way for the Country it is today.
The National Symbols are :
Pepperpot is a dish that comprises of cooked spinach mixed with pickled pig and chicken. Fungi (FOON-GI) is cornmeal that has water added and is churned to produce a hard cake texture.
Petrified wood occurs when wood is buried for an extented period of time with volcanic ash and lava, thus it become fossilized.
Carnival is a festival that celebrates freedom and emancipation for slavery.These festivities take place during the months of July and August through various activities such as:
T-shirt Mas
Jouvert (JOO-VEY)
Queen Show
Also this year 2017 Antigua and Barbuda celebrated 60 years of carnival


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Reference Id: SFR15/2011
Publication Type: Statistical First Release
Publication data: Underlying Statistical data
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Region: England
Release Date: 30 June 2011
Coverage status: Provisional
Publication Status: Published
This is an update of statistical first release ‘ 18/2010’ from June 2010.
SFR 15/2011 on participation in education, training and employment by 16- to 18-year-olds in England draws together information from the different post-16 learning options (school, further education colleges, work-based learning, higher education, etc.) to give a coherent and comprehensive picture of the participation of 16- to 18-year-olds.
Key breakdowns are by age, gender, mode of study, type of learning, institution type (further education college, schools, etc.), labour market status and highest qualification being studied.
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Published: 30 June 2011


If 'dplyr' is a grammar for data manipulation, 'extdplyr' is like a short paragraph written in 'dplyr'. 'extdplyr' extends 'dplyr' and 'tidyr' verbs to some common "routines" that manipulate data sets. It uses the same interface and preserves all the features from 'dplyr', has good performance, and supports various data sources.
| Version: | 0.1.4 |
| Imports: | dplyr, tidyr, lazyeval |
| Suggests: | testthat, data.table |
| Published: | 2017-02-27 |
| Author: | Yuchen Wang [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Yuchen Wang <ycwang0712 at gmail.com> |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
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| Package source: | extdplyr_0.1.4.tar.gz |
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- Defined in RFC 5321
- Transfers messages between sender and recipient mail servers
- Older than HTTP
- Age lends itself to archaic restrictions which have yet to be phased out
- Body and headers of all messages restricted to 7-bit ASCII
- Fun fact: part of my father's job used to be making sure email signatures were less than 3 lines long and therefore able to be handled by the server
- Order of operations
- User A invokes user agent for email, provides email address of user B, writes a message, and instructs user agent to send it
- User A's user agent sends the message to the mail server, where it is placed in a message queue
- Client side SMTP on User A's mail server sees the message in the queue and opens a TCP connection to an SMTP server on User B's mail server
- SMTP client and server initialize a connection and the client sends the message
- Server SMTP receives the message and places it in User B's mailbox
- User B invokes user agent to read the message from User A
- SMTP does not use intermediate mail servers
- If the destination server is down, the sending server holds onto the message until it can be sent
- SMTP uses port 25
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where_i = [ii==i for i in xrange(self.Nout)]
where_j = [jj==j for j in xrange(self.Nout)]
[[np.put(dL_dK_small,i+self.Nout*j,np.sum(dL_dK[np.logical_and(wi,wj)])) for i,wi in enumerate(where_i)] for j,wj in enumerate(where_j)]
dkappa = np.diag(dL_dK_small)
dL_dK_small += dL_dK_small.T
After Change
for i in range(self.Nout):
for j in range(self.Nout):
tmp = np.sum(dL_dK[(ii==i)*(jj==j)])
dL_dK_small[i,j] = tmp
dkappa = np.diag(dL_dK_small)
dL_dK_small += dL_dK_small.T


Continuum
A tool for storing and analyzing large amounts of time based data
- Core Library
- REST Interface
- Backup / Restore
- Streaming Replication
- master/slave
- master/master
- MIT Licensed
Project Goals
Presentation:
- 200k writes per second forever on commodity hardware
- Memory mapped files, Log-Structured-Merge trees for storage and retreival
- Leverage existing technologies: RocksDB, LevelDB, BerkeleyDB
- Downsample for disk space efficiency
- Continuous, scalable, infinite time data stream using windowing, downsampling, or both
- Specialized schema design for time series and time key data
Atom
Contract (Fusion/Fission)
Time Series
Space/Time: Analysis, Dashboard/UI
- Small number of unique time series with very large data volume (millions to trillions)
- Infinite storage using retention policies and downsampling (RRDTool, Whisper, InfluxDB inspired)
- Downsampling OK
- Example: "Realtime" performance metrics, measurements of cpu, or weather temperature readings over time
Time Key Value
Time/key:value: User Session and Session Metrics
- Large number of unique keys with smaller amount of data (10s to 1000s)
- For aggregating data by a unique key
- Stream to cold storage over time
- Fast data (SSD): hot, newest data
- Slow data: rolling window of data through ColdStorage (S3, Hadoop, NAS)
- Example: "Realtime" analytics data events grouped by session or user id
Build and Install
make
or
./gradlew install
Maven
<dependency> <groupId>continuum</groupId> <artifactId>core</artifactId> <version>0.+</version> </dependency>
Gradle
compile 'continuum:core:0.+'
API
Creating Atoms
// open continuum Continuum continuum = continuum().open() // create an atom Atom atom = continuum.atom() .name('temp') .particles(city:'lax', state:'ca', country:'us') .value(99.5) .build() continuum.write(atom)
Scans and Slices
// scan continuum and get a slice of the atoms Slice slice = continuum.slice( scan('temp') // temp series .function(Function.AVG) // average temperature .particles(country: 'us') // where country = us .group('state', 'city') // group by state, city .end(Interval.valueOf('10d')) // last 10 days of atoms .interval(Interval.valueOf('1d')) // in 1 day intervals .build()) Values values = slice.values() // {min,max,count,sum,value} Listgroups = slice.slices() // {ca:values,lax:values} continuum.close()
Scaling
- Add disks
- Cold online backup (backup/restore)
- Hot online backup(s) (read-only replication)
- Application level sharding by key or time
- Cluserting (master-master replication)
Authors
Zack Bartel (@zackb), and Matt Johnson (@mj-dlvr) work on Continuum.
Hacking
We love contributions. For now please open an issue or contact me