'Unicorn' meteor shower could produce rare storm Thursday night
by Chief Meteorologist Brent Watts(WDBJ/Gray News) - Thursday night's Alpha Monocerotid meteor shower could produce a meteor outburst, meaning multiple shooting stars per second could stream across the night sky, according to WDBJ meteorologist Brent Watts.
Astronomers have been watching the conditions closely, with the outburst of shooting stars possible late Thursday evening as the earth passes through pieces of debris leftover by a comet. What's interesting is that astronomers don't know which comet this is.
The last time this happened under similar conditions was in 1995, and it was phenomenal according to stargazers. Many recall hundreds of meteors per hour streaming across the sky during that outburst.
While there's no guarantee it will be exactly the same this time, scientists believe this event may be very impressive, with several meteors visible per second during the peak.
How to spot the meteor shower
Timing will be critical if you're looking to see the meteor shower. You need to look up during the peak as there will be a very short window for the meteors to enter the atmosphere. The outburst is expected to start around 11:45 p.m. ET, but it's best to get out early just in case.The event will last for about 45 minutes to one hour.
Tips to spot the meteors
Find a dark spot, away from city lights and look toward the east-southeast.
Be patient. Meteors travel extremely fast and are random. You may wait for several minutes and see nothing, then see several shooting across the sky at once.
Why are they called "unicorn" meteors?
The source of the Alpha Monocerotids is still unknown, however, the appear to originate from the constellation Monoceros, which is the Greek name for unicorn.
Read the original version of this article at wdbj7.com.


I am so a page in a marketplace app.
Look on my tags, ye mighty, and despair!
Also, this
link
should hopefully work at some point.
Sample / Test Links
dump params (GET)
basic form
form which issues redirect
page with images from another (https) server
css from another server
js + ajax
verify request signatures


Node Attribute is a way to describe the attributes of a Node without resource guarantees. This could be used by applications to pick up the right nodes for their container to be placed based on expression of multitude of these attributes.
The salient features of Node Attributes is as follows:
Unlike labels, attributes can be mapped to a node from both Centralised and Distributed modes at the same time. There will be no clashes as attributes are identified with different prefix in different modes. In case of Centralized attributes are identified by prefix “rm.yarn.io” and in case of Distributed attributes are identified by prefix “nm.yarn.io”. This implies attributes are uniquely identified by prefix and name.
Unlike Node Labels, Node Attributes need not be explicitly enabled as it will always exist and would have no impact in terms of performance or compatibility even if feature is not used.
Setup following properties in yarn-site.xml
| Property | Value | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| yarn.node-attribute.fs-store.root-dir | path where centralized attribute mappings are stored | file:///tmp/hadoop-yarn-${user}/node-attribute/ |
| yarn.node-attribute.fs-store.impl.class | Configured class needs to extend org.apache.hadoop.yarn.nodelabels.NodeAttributeStore | FileSystemNodeAttributeStore |
Notes:
Three options are supported to map attributes to node in Centralised approach:
add Executing yarn nodeattributes -add “node1:attribute[(type)][=value],attribute2 node2:attribute2[=value],attribute3 adds attributes to the nodes without impacting already existing mapping on the node(s).
remove Executing yarn nodeattributes -remove “node1:attribute,attribute1 node2:attribute2" removes attributes to the nodes without impacting already existing mapping on the node(s).
replace Executing yarn nodeattributes -replace “node1:attribute[(type)][=value],attribute1[=value],attribute2 node2:attribute2[=value],attribute3"" replaces the existing attributes to the nodes with the one configured as part of this command.
Notes:
Configuring attributes to nodes in Distributed mode
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| yarn.nodemanager.node-attributes.provider | Administrators can configure the provider for the node attributes by configuring this parameter in NM. Administrators can configure “config”, “script” or the class name of the provider. Configured class needs to extend org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.nodemanager.nodelabels.NodeAttributesProvider. If “config” is configured, then “ConfigurationNodeAttributesProvider” and if “script” is configured, then “ScriptBasedNodeAttributesProvider” will be used. |
| yarn.nodemanager.node-attributes.provider.fetch-interval-ms | When “yarn.nodemanager.node-attributes.provider” is configured with “config”, “script” or the configured class extends NodeAttributesProvider, then periodically node attributes are retrieved from the node attributes provider. This configuration is to define the interval period. If -1 is configured, then node attributes are retrieved from provider only during initialisation. Defaults to 10 mins. |
| yarn.nodemanager.node-attributes.provider.fetch-timeout-ms | When “yarn.nodemanager.node-attributes.provider” is configured with “script”, then this configuration provides the timeout period after which it will interrupt the script which queries the node attributes. Defaults to 20 mins. |
| yarn.nodemanager.node-attributes.provider.script.path | The node attribute script NM runs to collect node attributes. Lines in the script output starting with “NODE_ATTRIBUTE:” will be considered as a record of node attribute, attribute name, type and value should be delimited by comma. Each of such lines will be parsed to a node attribute. |
| yarn.nodemanager.node-attributes.provider.script.opts | The arguments to pass to the node attribute script. |
| yarn.nodemanager.node-attributes.provider.configured-node-attributes | When “yarn.nodemanager.node-attributes.provider” is configured with “config” then ConfigurationNodeAttributesProvider fetches node attributes from this parameter. |
Applications can use Placement Constraint APIs to specify node attribute request as mentioned in Placement Constraint documentation.
Here is an example for creating a Scheduling Request object with NodeAttribute expression:
//expression : AND(python!=3:java=1.8) SchedulingRequest schedulingRequest = SchedulingRequest.newBuilder().executionType( ExecutionTypeRequest.newInstance(ExecutionType.GUARANTEED)) .allocationRequestId(10L).priority(Priority.newInstance(1)) .placementConstraintExpression( PlacementConstraints.and( PlacementConstraints .targetNodeAttribute(PlacementConstraints.NODE, NodeAttributeOpCode.NE, PlacementConstraints.PlacementTargets .nodeAttribute("python", "3")), PlacementConstraints .targetNodeAttribute(PlacementConstraints.NODE, NodeAttributeOpCode.EQ, PlacementConstraints.PlacementTargets .nodeAttribute("java", "1.8"))) .build()).resourceSizing( ResourceSizing.newInstance(1, Resource.newInstance(1024, 1))) .build();
The above SchedulingRequest requests for 1 container on nodes that must satisfy following constraints: 1. Node attribute rm.yarn.io/python doesn’t exist on the node or it exist but its value is not equal to 3 2. Node attribute rm.yarn.io/java must exist on the node and its value is equal to 1.8
As part of http://rm-http-address:port/ws/v1/cluster/nodes/{nodeid} REST output attributes and its values mapped to the given node can be got.


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ptardiff - program that diffs an extracted archive against an unextracted one
ptardiff is a small program that diffs an extracted archive against an unextracted one, using the perl module Archive::Tar.
This effectively lets you view changes made to an archives contents.
Provide the progam with an ARCHIVE_FILE and it will look up all the files with in the archive, scan the current working directory for a file with the name and diff it against the contents of the archive.
ptardiff ARCHIVE_FILE ptardiff -h
$ tar -xzf Acme-Buffy-1.3.tar.gz $ vi Acme-Buffy-1.3/README [...] $ ptardiff Acme-Buffy-1.3.tar.gz > README.patch
h Prints this help message
tar|(1), Archive::Tar.


This book was developed by:
Elbert B. Greynolds, Jr., Ph.D., CPA
Associate Professor of Accounting
Southern Methodist University
Chris Alley
With contributions by:
Nancy Barnett
Gary George
Susan Gum
Nancy Lassere
Madhu Nerlikar
Loc Truong
Robert E. Whitsitt, II
IMPORTANT: Texas Instruments makes no warranty, either express or implied, including but not limited to any implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, regarding these book materials and makes such materials available solely on an "as-is" basis.
In no event shall Texas Instruments be liable to anyone for special, collateral, incidental, or consequential damages in connection with or arising out of the purchase or use of these materials and the sole and exclusive liability to Texas Instruments, regardless of the form of action, shall not exceed the purchase price of this book.
The introduction of the electronic desktop calculator has revolutionized the business world. Many techniques that previously required large volumes of tables, tedious calculations, or access to larger computer centers can now be carried out in a fraction of the time. As modern businesses continue to grow and expand, however, so does the need for more advanced calculators capable of handling increasingly complicated calculations.
The TI-5310 Business Manager™ is designed to meet the needs of the modern business person. Many of the financial calculations required for today's business applications are too complex to be performed quickly and easily on standard desktop calculators. However, the specialized financial keys of the TI-5310 give you access to "built-in" financial functions that perform a complicated series of mathematical operations with only a few simple keystrokes.
For instance, suppose you have to decide whether to invest in a savings account or a capital asset. If you choose the capital asset, should you lease or buy the product? Although these may appear to be simple decisions at first glance, a number of complex calculations are involved. With the special features of the TI-5310, you can easily examine each alternative and select the one most profitable for you and your company.
Combining these financial keys with the best features available on most standard business machines, the TI-5310 gives you the speed and accuracy necessary to make better, more informed financial decisions.
Financial Keys—Provide access to the calculator's built-in financial functions. Complicated calculations involving the time value of money can be solved with a few simple keystrokes.
Margin Mode—Complements the financial keys by allowing you to perform gross profit margin calculations involving an item's cost, selling price, and profit margin.
Independent Add Register—Performs addition and substraction with the familiar entry sequence of standard business machines. Multiplication and division are performed independently of any add/subtract operations in progress.
Full Memory—Provides four memory operations: sum to, subtract from, subtotal, or total the memory contents.
Keyboard—Consists of 38 touch keys including large total, subtotal, plus, minus, zero, and clear entry keys conveniently arranged on full-sized "Touch Operator" keyboard.
Impact Printer—Prints up to 12 digits, convenient comma punctuation, and an audit trail. The printer uses a standard 2-1/4-inch roll of paper and may be turned on or off with a special keyboard switch.
Ten-level Keyboard Buffering—Allows you to enter up to 10 additional digits and functions while the printer is operating.
Two-Key Rollover—Increases entry speed by allowing a second key to be pressed before the previously pressed key is released.
Decimal Switch—Displays and prints results in either floating or fixed-decimal (0, 2, 3, or 4 decimal places) mode. The add mode allows you to enter a series of numbers containing two decimal places, such as dollars and cents, without having to enter the decimal point.
Sigma Mode—Keeps a running total of all multiplication and division calculations by automatically summing the results to the independent add register.
Automatic Constant—Performs multiplication or division by a constant without reentry of the constant.
Percent Key—Calculates percentages, add-ons, and discounts.
5/4 Rounding Switch—Rounds the results of all multiplication and division calculations to the selected number of decimal places.
Non-Add Key for Dating and Numbering—Labels a tape with a date or stock number without affecting operations in progress.


Maneuver through the different categorization levels to learn more about the restaurants that Charleston has to offer. The first level categorizes by neighborhood. The second level categorizes by food category. The third level categorizes by the average user ratings and nested inside this level are the restaurants with a final count of how many users have reviewed them.


Note: This demo works in the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer.
Select a node by clicking it.
Edit a node's contents by clicking inside it after it is selected.
Rich HTML content is supported via keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+B for bold, etc) or by pasting text or images from the clipboard.
Add a child node by clicking the plus button () on a selected node.
Delete a node by dragging it to the trash bin ().
Move a node by dragging it.
Make a node a root by dragging it into an empty area at the top.


performance piece: the artist (aarón) completed a marathon race in new york city by himself on april 2nd 2017, right after his biological father (víctor) ran the same distance the same day on their shared hometown, santiago de chile. the artist (aarón) completed this performance piece in order to be himself.
aarón and víctor had a very close relationship, starting from aarón's birth in year 1989 and up until year 2013. here is a partial list of their shared interests and characteristics:
after víctor ahuge shift ocurred in 2013, when they stopped living together, after aarón went through a very messy breakup, developed a clinical depression and gained 30 pounds over the years.
the artist is the only son of a marriage that ended in divorce, after which he continued living with his father during the first half of his undergrad at university. they used to go running together and they both were participants in the maraton de santiago for five years in a row.
after going through a very messy breakup that involved
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name |
víctor montoya-salas |
aarón montoya-moraga |
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birth date |
january 15, 1964 |
july 03, 1989 |
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picture |
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marathon time |
time for every kilometer |
time for every mile |


Tutorials
Installing and configuring Babun
Configuring Android Studio for a
git
project
Getting started with Ruby on Rails


Plynx is a domain agnostic platform for building and deploying portable and scalable end-to-end data driven workflows.
—it’s free
Apache License 2.0
Scalable architecture
Support of customization
User friendly interface
Using kubernetes operations to scale pipeline
Supports multiple cloud platforms
Supports multiple languages
Interactive workflow editor
No hidden transformations in the workflow
Interactive User Interface. You can clone successful experiment and reuse it or create one from scratch. PLynx manages history of the experiments and they can be reproduced. End-to-end workflows help preventing bias in data driven solutions.
Operations can be customized independently from the platform by the users. They can be created dynamically for rapid prototyping, or using existing version control or CI/CD frameworks.
Track the progress of the experiment. Each of intermediate operations produce results that you can inspect. Users can create multiple long-running experiments simultaniously and put them in the queue.
Face-to-face feedback on a regular basis is an important tool for encouraging and motivating our team
He adapts to ever-changing client demands and works effectively under pressure. John maintains a positive attitude and acute sense of detail, but often at the expense of effective time management.
Samuel exceeds expectations in the role of a sales associate. He adapts to change easily, works well under pressure with a positive attitude and is detail-oriented. Samuel goes beyond the call of duty by seeking out and following up on additional responsibilities, and contributes frequently to department meetings.
He adapts to ever-changing client demands and works effectively under pressure. John maintains a positive attitude and acute sense of detail, but often at the expense of effective time management.


Rawan Cement Works - SMS delivery system
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By Employee
Select individual employees you want to deliver SMS to
{% csrf_token %} {{ employee_message_form.as_table }}
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Select a department you want to deliver SMS to
{% csrf_token %} {{ department_message_form.as_table }}
By Custom Group
Select or create a custom group of recepients
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Even though students lived on campus, socializing was done online, which forced clubs and organizations to hold Zoom-only meetings. With the introduction of vaccines, campus is still feeling the effects of COVID-19, but OU is nearly indistinguishable from the beginning of the calendar year.
Now, in December, students look back on the clubs that mean so much to them and how they’ve grown and adapted over the tumultuous year.
Lee Sites, a senior studying anthropology and history, is the public relations liaison for the Anthropology club.
Sites explained the club is a professional organization that connects anthropology majors and enthusiasts with internships, jobs and professors that can help them through their college career. The club has changed a lot over the past year, starting last January completely online and moving from bi-weekly meetings to weekly gatherings on Zoom.
“We actually did a lot because we knew that people were struggling and they needed that connection,” Sites said. “We needed to connect to other people who were going through the same thing.”
Now, in fall semester, Anthropology club meets every Thursday at 6 p.m. for masked, in-person meetings in Bentley Hall, room 304. Sites feels the club has embraced a more direct focus this semester that’s helping them thrive and credits it to the growth from spring 2021.
“We’ve had several things come up because of COVID,” Sites said. “We had to sit back and think, ‘What do we want to do as a club? How are we going to adapt to that situation?’ So I think that helped.”
Jayla Neal, a sophomore studying film, also watched her organization adapt over the course of 2021. Neal is the vice president of public relations for the Black Student Union, or BSU, an organization she joined as a freshman in 2020 during strict COVID-19 restrictions. Now, in the fall semester, she’s finally been able to experience more normalcy for BSU.
Neal said the Involvement Fair in August was one of her favorite events BSU has participated in this year because it introduced her to a more typical environment for the organization.
“I actually hadn't met them in person until that very instance, so it was really cool,” Neal said. “When we all went to our table and met up, I was actually getting to put names to faces and see everyone in person.”
Prior to this semester, Neal had only participated in BSU online. Last semester, she explained all meetings were held on Microsoft Teams, whereas in the fall they began meeting biweekly on Thursdays at 6 p.m. in the Multicultural Center, room 219. She has been a board member for the entirety of 2021 but explained online meetings made things more difficult.
“That, too, was different because we were trying to create chemistry and bond with each other over the internet,” Neal said. “For probably about six, seven, eight months we were working with each other, yet had never met one another necessarily in person.”
Emma Beard, a senior studying psychology, is the president of F-Word Performers, a student organization dedicated to creating and sharing art, often poetry. Beard said after the changes in January 2021, the club was worried last semester about being able to continue as an organization at all as numbers dipped and members graduated.
Their weekly Zoom meetings in spring 2021 involved online workshops and social nights, including their tradition of “Write Drunks,” a social event where club members get together to socialize and write together. The name is due to the fact that those 21 and older drink as they create, which they recreated over Zoom for a sense of virtual normalcy.
“I think it really did become like a lot of people's highlight of the week, just because it was a chance to socialize and share art and vent about the current situation that we were all in together pandemic-wise,” Beard said.
Virtual meetings aside, the largest change for the club was the inability to perform their art, as the club traditionally holds a large performance event each semester to present what they’ve worked on. Instead, the club adapted to produce a zine of members’ best poetry and creations which they distributed in place of a performance.
Now, the club is able to meet in person again, which they do in Kantner Hall, room 308 every Sunday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The club recently held its performance for the semester on Nov. 13. However, Beard explained coming out of pandemic restrictions has brought more than a return to normalcy; it brought new life to the club.
OU has over 550 student clubs and organizations, and each has adapted to changing restrictions differently. However, the effects of COVID-19 and the switch in constraints from spring to fall over the course of 2021 has been felt by many.
“Not to say that we weren't enthusiastic before, but I think pre-pandemic, it was kind of a run-of-the-mill, just going through the motions, like this how we always do it,” Beard said. “And it was really fun but I didn't get the sense that new people were as excited. This semester, coming out of the pandemic, getting the opportunity to do the college thing and be a part of a club, I can feel that energy.”


Tools for 4D nucleome imaging. Quantitative analysis of the 3D nuclear landscape recorded with super-resolved fluorescence microscopy.
| Version: | 1.0.6 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0), EBImage, bioimagetools (≥ 1.0) |
| Imports: | fields, parallel, stringr |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, R.rsp |
| Published: | 2018-10-09 |
| Author: | Volker Schmid [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Volker Schmid <stats at volkerschmid.de> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/bioimaginggroup/nucim/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/bioimaginggroup/nucim |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | nucim citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | nucim results |
| Reference manual: | nucim.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Chromatin compaction classification using DAPI intensity Workflow for nucleome analysis of many 3D SIM images Workflow for 3D SIM nucleome analysis |
| Package source: | nucim_1.0.6.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: nucim_1.0.6.zip, r-release: nucim_1.0.6.zip, r-oldrel: nucim_1.0.6.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: nucim_1.0.6.tgz, r-oldrel: nucim_1.0.6.tgz |
| Old sources: | nucim archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=nucim to link to this page.


LOGLOG
In this paper, Marianne Durand and the late Phillipe Flajolet describe an interesting algorithm that estimates the cardinality of a large multiset—think the number of unique words in a file—while using only a small amount of auxiliary memory to get the job done. That is, an exact answer is easy to obtain programmatically (use your favorite language's hashtable or set making utilities, for instance), but if the multiset is large enough the amount of memory required to store all the unique items may be prohibitively large. Durand and Flajolet's technique uses much less memory but provides an estimate instead of an exact answer, trading off memory for precision.
The paper presupposes the existence of two functions:
- a hash function h that maps elements from the domain of the multiset to bitstrings
- a function ρ that returns the rank of the first 1-bit from the left in a given bitstring; i.e. ρ(1…) = 0, ρ(001…) = 2, etc.1
Here is the basic algorithm from Durand & Flajolet to estimate the
cardinality of a multiset MS
.2 First, set m = 2k for some
bitsize k. Then,
init array M[0:m-1] ← 0 for x = b_0,b_1... in MS: j ← int(b_0,b_1,...,b_{k-1}) // integer from the top k bits M[j] ← max(M[j], ρ(b_k,b_{k + 1},...)) return E = α_m * m * 2^(1 / m * sum(M))
where αm is given by \[ \left( \Gamma(-1/m) \frac{2^{1/m} - 1}{\ln 2} \right)^{-m} \] and is used to "precisely correct the systematic bias in the asymptotic limit."
This algorithm uses the hash function to map each element of MS
to
an integer. From there, it uses the bit patterns of these elements to
sort each element into a bin in our array M
. The idea is that the
top bits determine which bin to insert into, while the bottom bits
give the value to put into that bin. Rather than keep all of the
possible values a bin might receive, however, we only keep the
maximum; this gives a probabilistic measure of the number of items
inserted into any one bin.
Your task is to write an implementation of the LogLog algorithm given above. When you are finished, you are welcome to read or run a suggested solution, or to post your own solution or discuss the exercise in the comments below.
Page 2
We'll write a straightforward Python (3.x series) implementation and
run it against the typical *nix installation's /usr/share/dict/words
as a benchmark.
We'll first begin with the auxiliary functions alpha
and rho
:
from math import gamma, log k = 16 def alpha(m): return pow(gamma(-1 / m) * (pow(2, 1 / m) - 1) / log(2), -m) def rho(n): for i in range(k): if (n & (1 << (k - i))) != 0: return i return k
The first function is just a straight translation of the math
version given in the paper, while rho()
starts at the left-most
bit of its input and stops when it finds a one.
We also need a hash function; we'll use one built into Python, modifying its output to return a 32 bit unsigned integer, but you can just as easily use the hash function given in a previous exercise.
def h(x): return hash(x) % (1 << 32)
Now that that's taken care of, we can write our loglog
function:
def loglog(MS): m = 1 << k M = [0] * m for x in MS: i, j = divmod(h(x), m) M[j] = max(M[j], rho(i)) return alpha(m) * m * pow(2, sum(M) / m)
Here is our translation of the algorithm into code. We first set m
to be 2k and initialize our list M
of zeros. Next, we walk through
our multiset. For each element therein, we use the top k bits to index
into our list M
, and then set that value to the maximum of the
bottom k bits and the current value. Finally, we return our adjusted
estimate based on the sum of the values in M
.
Here's our Python code to call this with the big text file:
if __name__ == '__main__': with open('/usr/share/dict/words') as f: MS = [line.strip() for line in f] print(loglog(MS))
Here are the results:
$ python3 loglog.py<PHONE_NUMBER>755824
Compare that to the result of running wc
on the file (the main
reason we chose this as a test was that the number of words in the
file is small enough to count another way):
$ wc -l /usr/share/dict/words 479829
Our LogLog estimate is just over 10% off of the actual; not bad, considering that it will scale to larger datasets much more effectively than the naive approach.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %}
{{ user.identity }}
{{utxo.cached_balance}} | UTXO ({{ utxo }})
{% else %}Someone is poor (ಥ﹏ಥ)
(UTXO list is empty!)
{% endfor %}Sooner or later you will talk to someone. You have friends, right? ༼ つ ಥ_ಥ ༽つ


These two sentences should match:
The quick brown [fox, jumps] over the {lazy: dog}.
The quick brown {{list}} over the {{map}}.


Mutations in the Pit-1 gene in children with combined pituitary hormone deficiency.
Abstract
Pit-1 is a pituitary-specific transcription factor that binds to and transactivates promoters of growth hormone and prolactin genes. In three unrelated Japanese children with combined pituitary hormone deficiency, we identified three point mutations in the Pit-1 gene, Pro24Leu, Arg143Gln, and Arg271Trp, located on the major transactivation region, POU-specific domain, and POU-homeodomain, respectively.


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--- title: "Wardley Maps BarCamp 2020" description: "Learn Wardley maps at Map Camp Germany, July 29, 2020" header: teaser: "assets/images/map-camp-germany-2020-card.png" layout: splash classes: - landing - dark-theme ---
Simon Wardley gave us Wardley maps. It has ignited a spark in many people to appreciate the importance of situational awareness, the strategy cycle and to view strategy and planning from a new perspective.
This event is about bringing a diverse range of people together to share their knowledge and experience. Our hosting platform and event format has proven to be conducive to learning and networking for virtual events we have organised in Germany.
Our BarCamp format encourages collaboration and enquiry. For example, attendees can create a session space independently to host a group discussion. The attendee experience is outlined in this short Hopin demo - creating a session starts at approximately 05:30.
So, join us to explore and celebrate Wardley maps and the mapping community. Join the conversation #MapCamp & #WardleyMaps
BarCamp is a safe environment for all and we will do everything we can to make sure that it is. If you're planning on attending please read the code of conduct.
| 17:00 BST | Welcoming Session | Holger Gelhausen |
| 17:20 | Keynote | Simon Wardley |
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Track 1 Business |
Track 2 Human Resources |
Track 3 Software Development and Cybersecurity |
Track 4 Uncertainty |
Track 5 Teaching and Learning |
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| 18:15 |
Doctrine or Dogma? Challenge Your Assumptions in a Friendly Way! |
Mapping your maturity: How to create contextually-appropriate learning models |
How Wardley Mapping Fits in my Swiss Army Knife of Sensemaking Tools |
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| 19:05 | |||||
| 19:55 |
Strategy to the People! Using Wardley Maps in support of Lean-Agile Change |
Wardley Maps in Software Architecture Reviews |
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| Business, Teaching and Learning | Business, Culture and Society | Collaboration and Practice | Teaching and Learning | ||
| 20:45 |
BattleCamp: Learning mapping gameplay in a simulated environment |
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| Business | Teaching and Learning | ||||
| 21:35 |
Practicing to map based on books/articles; like a book club, but using Wardley maps |
| 22:30 | Retro | |
| 00:00 | Event Close |
We are delighted Intiki gmbh is underwriting and sponsoring the this virtual event.
We can't emphasise enough how important sponsors are for enabling us to hold the event. Thank you.
BarCamp is a community driven event organised by Holger Gelhausen and volunteers from the Wardley Mapping Community.
To contact the organisers please send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Join the Conversation #MapCamp & #WardleyMaps


Once you have the base tooling installed, you can make your first TypeScript project. From within Visual Studio, it's as simple as creating a new project and using the HTML Application with TypeScript template found under "Templates" -> "Other Languages" -> "TypeScript".
Upon creating the TypeScript project, you will have two very simple files. App.ts is the code driving the application and index.html is a simple page to load the application. (There is also an app.css file, but we're going to ignore that for this demonstration.) The default project simply renders the current date/time to the page. The pre-existing functionality isn't very interesting so we're going to improve upon it here.
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TypeScript - app.ts
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HTML - index.html
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The first step is to modify the TypeScript such that the body is empty. We also defined a new class called triangle which renders a DIV to the screen using the CSS border trick. One of these triangle objects is instantiated and added to the application.
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TypeScript - app-1.ts
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4 ways to take control of your e-mail Inbox
http://www.microsoft.com/atwork/productivity/email.aspx
The first step toward an organized Inbox is understanding the difference between reference information and action information.
Reference information is information that is not required to complete an action; it is information that you want to keep in case you need it later.
Action information is information you must have to complete an action.
Most people receive a considerable amount of reference information through e-mail. Sometimes as much as one-third of your e-mail is reference information. So it is essential to have a system that makes it easy to transfer messages from your Inbox into your e-mail reference system. An E-mail Reference System is a series of e-mail file folders where you store reference information to ensure you have easy access to it later. Learn more about setting up an E-mail Reference System. Once you take care of filing your reference information, you can use the next three steps to handle e-mail you have to do something with, your action information.
How many interruptions do you get every each day? It's nearly impossible to complete anything when you allow constant interruptions from the phone, people stopping by your office, and instant messaging. So it's critical that you set aside uninterrupted time to process and organize your e-mail.
Many e-mail messages require you to make a decision. Good decisions require focus, and focus requires uninterrupted attention. You need to establish a regular time each day to process your e-mail so that you can empty your Inbox. Of course, you can scan your e-mail during the day for urgent messages or requests from your boss.
Book yourself a recurring appointment for an hour a day to process e-mail, and mark it as "busy." During this time don't answer the phone or take interruptions, and work only on processing your Inbox.
At first, keeping these appointments will take discipline, but over time the discipline becomes habit. And once you get to zero e-mail in your Inbox, you'll see the value of this one hour a day and you'll stick to it like glue.
When you sit down to process your e-mail, the first step is to sort it by the order in which you want to process it. For example, you can filter by date, subject, or who the e-mail is from. In Outlook 2003, click the Arranged By: box at the top of your Inbox and click how you want to arrange your e-mail.
Filter your e-mail by a number of different options.
Tip:
Resist the temptation to jump around in your Inbox in no particular order. Begin processing the message at the top of your Inbox and only move to the second one after you've handled the first. This can be hard at first when you might have thousands of messages in your Inbox. But as you reduce the number of messages over a few sessions, eventually you'll get to the point where you can process the 60-100 messages you get every day and get your Inbox down to zero every day.
The "Four D's for Decision Making" model (4 D's) is a valuable tool for processing e-mail, helping you to quickly decide what action to take with each item and how to remove it from the Inbox.
How many times have you opened, reviewed, and closed the same e-mail message over and over? Some of those messages are getting lots of attention but very little action. It is better to handle each e-mail message only once before taking action—which means you have to make a decision as to what to do with it and where to put it. Under the 4 D's model, you have four choices:
Delete it
Do it
Delegate it
Defer it
Generally you can delete about half of all the e-mail you get. But some of you shudder when you hear "delete." You're hesitant to delete messages for fear you might need them at some point. That's understandable, but ask yourself honestly: What percentage of information that you keep do you actually use?
If you do use a large percentage of what you keep, then what you're doing is working. But many of you are keeping a lot more than you use. Here are some questions to ask yourself to help you decide what to delete:
Does the message relate to a meaningful objective you're currently working on? If not, you can probably delete it. Why hang on to information that doesn't relate to your main focus?
Does the message contain information you can find elsewhere? If so, delete it.
Does the message contain information that you will refer to within the next six months? If not, delete it.
Does the message contain information that you're required to keep? If not, delete it.
If you can't DELETE IT, then decide, "What specific action do I need to take?" and "Can I DO IT in less than two minutes?" If you can, just DO IT.
There is no point in filing an e-mail or closing an e-mail if you can complete it in less than 2 minutes. Try it out—see how much mail you can process in less than 2 minutes. I think you will be extremely surprised and happy with the results. You could file the message, you could respond to the message, or you could make a phone call. You can probably handle about one third of your e-mail messages in less than two minutes.
If you can't DELETE IT or DO IT in two minutes or less, can you DELEGATE IT?
If you can delegate it, do it right away. You should be able to compose and send the delegating message in about two minutes. Once you delegate the action, delete the original message or move it into your e-mail reference system.
If you cannot DELETE IT, DO IT in less than two minutes, or DELEGATE IT, then the action required is something that only you can accomplish and that will take more than two minutes. Because this is your dedicated e-mail processing time, you need to DEFER IT and deal with it after you are done processing your e-mail. You’ll probably find that about 10 percent of your e-mail messages have to be deferred.
There are two things you can do to defer a message: turn it into an actionable task or turn it into an appointment. When you're using Outlook 2003, you can DEFER e-mails with actions by turning the e-mail into a task on your Task List. Name the task to clearly state what action is required so that you don't have to reopen the e-mail message. The result is a clearly defined list of actions in your task list that you can prioritize and schedule to complete on your Calendar. Learn how to:
Using the 4 D's model on a daily basis makes it easier to handle a large quantity of e-mail. Our experience shows that on average, people can process about 100 e-mail messages an hour. If you receive 40 to 100 messages per day, all you need is one hour of uninterrupted e-mail processing time to get through your Inbox. Our statistics show that of the e-mail you receive:
50 percent can be deleted or filed
30 percent can be delegated or completed in less than 2 minutes
20 percent can be deferred to your Task List or Calendar to complete later
Of course, if you have a backlog of hundreds of messages, it will take time to get to the point where your daily routine keeps you up to date. It's important to get that backlog down, so I would suggest setting chunks of time aside to work through it. Then you can really enjoy processing your messages every day using the 4 D's.


Scenario 1: Megacorp is a large designer of toys world wide. SimpleToys is a small company that makes very specialized toys for grades 3-6. At the world’s “Toys Super Year” expo, SimpleToys arrives ready to show off their newest products only to find that Megacorp is showing off very similar products that could not have come from anywhere other than SimpleToys. In the lawsuit that followed, lawyers discovered that Megacorp paid investigators to dig through the trash dumpsters at SimpleToys and found enough blueprints and product notes that they were able to make their own products.
Scenario 2: InstaCure Corp is surprised to see their competitor HealthGreed Inc suddenly announcing a cancer cure and a method that InstaCure already found does not work. After looking at their database very carefully, it turns out that someone modified the database to show the work as a failure when it was actually working. Shortly after, InstaCure notices that a disgruntled security employee who left InstaCure is now a lead employee at HeathGreed.
Scenario 3: Alexey and Tricia have discovered that they are able to unlock their neighbor’s computerized door by yelling through the window at the neighbor’s Alexa. They think this is very funny and do it but the neighbor does not seem to notice. One time when the door is left unlocked, a vandal enters the house and breaks things before leaving.
Scenario 4: Tamika, a senior engineer at Otis Elevator, discovers a logic failure embedded in the code of the company’s software that drives both commercial elevators as well as the large industrial elevators used in Navy Aircraft carriers to move planes around. While not easily attackable, she is highly concerned that the logic failure could be leveraged by an enemy nation state to disable our aircraft carriers and make them unusable. She begins the process of notifying the Department of Defense.
Scenario 5: MegaSafeView sells a line of home surveillance cameras. Their product is a collection of technologies from other companies. One of those companies, NetAccessPlus, designed their network chips with a set password that cannot be changed and failed to inform MegaSafeView since it would be “too hard” to work out their one password and hack their cameras. Months later customers find out their cameras have been hijacked and videos from them have been shared on the dark web.
Scenario 6: Terrance Deckard, CEO of IntelleCat, is awakened at 4am with an emergency call. The name on the caller ID is IntelleCat Inc and the person on the line is Bobby from tech support. Bobby knows alot about Terrance and is working on an emergency problem with Terrance’s phone that requires Terrance to reset his email and phone passwords over the phone. The next morning, Terrance’s phone is no longer under his control. Calling into work from another line he finds out no one from IntelleCat called him. A security check shows his phone, email, and banking account have been breached.


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Hand Gesture Control for Chrome
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Me and Friend used to Leap Motion to control Google Chrome. We sent data from his laptops to a VPS I controlled, which then proxied the data to the Browser. We then assigned actions to various gestures that the leap detected. It worked fairly well, but some gestures were too similar so it caused it to be buggy when trying to demo it.
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Combines the partials of two input sources.
This throws all the partials together and removes the highest frequency half of them, leaving the remainder.
This module has a constraints facility (at its bottom): this facility constrains to the first input only.
- Input A and Input B
- The two inputs
- Scale A and Scale B
- Scales the amplitudes of the two inputs prior to combining them.
- Merge
- If two partials have identical frequencies, they are treated as a single partial whose amplitude is their sum. This allows more unique partials to be included but can create pops if partials move about and merge into one another.
- Half
- Half of the partials of each source are guaranteed to be in the final result. This is done by eliminating the highest frequency partials of each input first, then combining them.


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA Criminal Miscellaneous No.30852 of 2016 Arising Out of PS.Case No. -2 Year- 2012 Thana -GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL COMP. District- PATNA ====================================================== Sanjeev Kumar Singh S/o Baidyanath Prasad Singh resident of Singh Niwas Salimpur P.S. Pirbahore District Patna, Proprietor of M/s Singh Bajaj Service Centre Colony More Kankarbagh P.S. Kankarbagh District- Patna .... .... Petitioner/s Versus 1. The State of Bihar. 2. Sri Nand Kumar Assistant Executive Engineer, Bihar State Pollution Central Board, Beltron Bhawan Shastrinagar Patna P.S. Shastrinagar District- Patna. .... .... Opposite Party/s ====================================================== Appearance: For the Petitioner/s : Mr. Uday Kumar For the Opposite Party/s : Mr. Sri Navin Kumar Pandey ====================================================== CORAM: HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE KISHORE KUMAR MANDAL ORAL ORDER
3 09-08-2016 Heard the counsel for the petitioner and the State.
The petitioner apprehends his arrest in Complaint Case No. 02(M) 2012 registered under sections 37(1) of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and section 15 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
In brief, the allegation is that the petitioner, who was running a service centre, was found operating the diesel generator set in violation of the provisions of the Act. It is stated that the court has taken cognizance. Hence the apprehension.
Considering the facts and circumstances of the case, let the petitioner, named above, in the event of arrest/surrender Patna High Court Cr.Misc. No.30852 of 2016 (3) dt.09-08-2016 2/2 within four weeks from today, be released on bail on furnishing bail bond of Rs. 10,000/- with two sureties of the like amount each to the satisfaction of the Sub divisional Judicial Magistrate, Patna in Complaint Case No. 02(M) 2012 on condition that one of the bailors shall be his own/close relative.
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by Oisin McQueirnsJose Mourinho has begun life as Tottenham manager with a win as he saw his new side put in a brilliant first half performance to defeat West Ham by 3-2 at The London Stadium.
Earlier in the week Mourinho told midfielder Dele Alli, who has been having a decidedly quiet season for Spurs, that he wanted to see the real Dele Alli, and 10 minutes before halftime he finally showed up.
The 23-year-old picked the ball up just outside the 18-yard box and threaded a lovely ball through to Son Heung-min who lashed it past Roberto in the West Ham goal – although the Spaniard arguably could’ve done better.
Soon after it was 2-0 and again Alli had a part to play, as he brilliantly improvised a flick to Son as the ball looked destined to go out of play, which eventual led to Lucas Moura flying in to finish at the back post.
Spurs looked comfortable, and early in the second half they had their third, it was Serge Aurier who was the provider this time as Harry Kane grabbed his first goal of the Mourinho era.
The second half wasn’t all plain sailing for Tottenham though, as West Ham managed to grab a goal back through substitute Michail Antonio, whose fizzing strike beat Paulo Gazzaniga in the Spurs goal.
The Hammers thought they had scored a late second in stoppage time only for VAR to rule the goal out thanks to Declan Rice’s offside in the build-up.
They did however reduce the deficit to one goal when defender Angelo Ogbonna found the net from Robert Snodgrass’ corner but it was too little too late.
For Spurs and Mourinho it’s a first away win in the Premier League since January in his first game in charge and in Dele Alli he looks to have a player who is finally getting back to his best.


Hi all, this morning in my emoncms in this dashboard of my emoncms http://emoncms.org/pierantonio81/main2 I have completely wrong values with the Kwh scale and i don't know why.
The other values are ok, volts, watt.
Could you help me please?
Thanks in advance, bye!
Pierantonio
Re: Emoncms values
Hello Pierantonio, see here: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/3072, I've reset today's values and fixed what was causing the problem.
Re: Emoncms values
Im still working on resetting yesterday's kwhd values
Re: Emoncms values
Yesterday's values are reset. All kwhd can be regenerated using timestore feeds so we should be able to get these daily averages back soon when the timestore conversion is complete.
Re: Emoncms values
Hello TrystanLea, thanks for your explanation about this problem.
Now the values are correct!
Thanks again for your support and have a nice day
Bye, Pierantonio.
Re: Emoncms values
Hi Trystan,
I had the same problem (billion of watts produced/consumed on 30th Oct.).
Now, after your fix I have lost the kwhd data of 30th Oct. Is not a big problem, but I've try to "editdaily" the kwhd feeds to input an arbitrary value but "new value" are unavailable.
Moreover, after that, my public dashboard is locked to 30th Oct., shows ever the same values.
You can check it at http://emoncms.org/sergicchio
If I log in into my account dashboard works fine. Weird...
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
Sergio
Re: Emoncms values
Hi Trystan, yes from yesterday afternoon the problem is the values if you look a public dashboard, but if you login to your page / dashboard the values are correct as explained by Sergio.
Thank you very much.
Bye
Pierantonio
Re: Emoncms values
Ah, in adding redis to save the last feed time and values rather than mysql i missed adding it to the public feeds function, its now added and the values changed on the public dashboard ok for me.
To fill in the missing day, its a bit fiddly but you need to enter a timestamp for the day you want to create.
The timestamp for the 29th is<PHONE_NUMBER> and the 31st is<PHONE_NUMBER> you can check that its exactly 2x 86400s (where there are 86400s in a day).
Then add 86400 to<PHONE_NUMBER> =<PHONE_NUMBER>
place that timestamp in the time box and a new value in the new value box, click ok and it should create it.
Re: Emoncms values
Thank u Trystan, now everything works fine. Emoncms rocks!
Re: Emoncms values
I installed a system with emontx with 2 ctsensor (with raspberry oemgateway). the first sensor is on the photovoltaic line (input 1), the second (input 2) measuring the total consumption of the house (type 1). is also connected to the voltage sensor (input 4). I have defined in the input process to have some calculations: PV watts, watts total house consumption, watts imported, watts exported, watts sel-consumed. The calculated values are correct, I can not, however, to have the correct calculation of kWhday, where I went wrong.
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In this stage, we are going to add one more property — Gapful numbers. It is a number that contains at least 3 digits and is divisible by the concatenation of its first and last digit without a remainder. 12 is not a Gapful number, as it has only two digits. 132 is a Gapful number, as 132 % 12 == 0. 7881 is another example of a Gapful number, as 7881 % 71 == 0.
Until this stage, the program could only process only one number at a time. Now, a user should be able to enter two numbers to obtain the properties of a list of numbers. Separate the numbers with one space. Space separates the first number in the list and the length of the list. For, example. 100 2
tells the program to process two numbers: 100
and 101
. 1 100
means that the program is about to process 100 numbers, starting from 1
. If a user enters one number, the program should work the same as in the previous stages. The program should analyze a number and print its properties. As before, if a user enters a single 0
(zero), terminate the program. Information about each number should be printed in one line in the following format:
140 is even, buzz, duck, gapful
141 is odd, palindromic
So, the format is {number} is {property}, {property}, ... {property}
Your program should process various user requests. In this stage, your program should:
In the current stage, the property names include even
, odd
, buzz
, duck
, palindromic
and gapful
. The test won't check the order of properties, their indentation, and spaces. You may format numbers as you like. Please, add the information below:
Instructions
Supported requests:
- enter a natural number to know its properties;
- enter two natural numbers to obtain the properties of the list:
* the first parameter represents a starting number;
* the second parameter shows how many consecutive numbers are to be printed;
- separate the parameters with one space;
- enter 0 to exit.
Error messages
The first parameter should be a natural number or zero.
The second parameter should be a natural number.
The greater-than symbol followed by a space (>
) represents the user input. Note that it's not part of the input.
Example 1:
Welcome to Amazing Numbers!
Supported requests:
- enter a natural number to know its properties;
- enter two natural numbers to obtain the properties of the list:
* the first parameter represents a starting number;
* the second parameters show how many consecutive numbers are to be processed;
- separate the parameters with one space;
- enter 0 to exit.
Enter a request: > 7881
Properties of 7,881
buzz: false
duck: false
palindromic: false
gapful: true
even: false
odd: true
Enter a request: > 7880
Properties of 7,880
buzz: false
duck: true
palindromic: false
gapful: false
even: true
odd: false
Enter a request: > 105 5
105 is buzz, duck, gapful, odd
106 is duck, even
107 is buzz, duck, odd
108 is duck, gapful, even
109 is duck, odd
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 I have had experience with essentially all the common street drugs excluding crack and heroin, favoring high grade marijuana and psychedelics. Kratom was a drug that I decided to try out of boredom really. I have gradually tried to experiement with all of the 'legal highs' ever since I first tried salvia and discovered there was such a thing.
My motivation for this report is to shed some light on kratoms positive qualities as many of the reports I had initially read prior to trying kratom myself were negative and made it sound like heroin, with all the tales of addiction and withdrawls. I have found that kratom may be that perfect high that can relieve the stress of the day while not negatively affecting my productivity or quality of life.
I have used kratom in both the powdered extract and dried leaf form. I first preferred the extracts simply for the lack of effort or time required to get to the point, however, after trying a 'premium' dried leaf product changed my mind. The leaf is boiled for a minimum 30 mins and drank. It is somewhat bitter but I have grown to like it. The tea also has a numbing quality to the tongue. I have experiemented with sweetenting the tea or adding different flavors, even chammomile, but nothing covers the bitterness and it actually just makes it taste nasty.
Typical use for me will be in the late evenings. I have found that the kratom buzz eases all the stress of the day for me. Marijuana has a tendency to increase anxiety at times when a person is under extreme stress, kratom always eases my mind. The great thing about kratom is that it also energizes the body without causing any jittery, caffiene like buzz. When I take kratom before I exercise it works great. I find that it allows me to zone out into my workout and go for a longer period of time. If I just want to zone out and relax it works great for that as well. In high doses a very itchy. opiate like, body buzz is felt. I enjoy taking it and zoning out while laying in bed. It would be great for meditation as I have found myself in many waking dreams after using large quantities.
There is another great use I have found for kratom that I haven't heard many speak of....using kratom to come down off of coke, mdma, lsd, etc. Kratom, for me, has been the perfect drug to use to ease a comedown. It is strong enough to overpower the effect of most other drugs if I take enough. No more laying in bed wishing I could just shut my mind off. Kratom eases my internal dialogue and allows me to rest (even if I don't sleep!)
In summary I have found kratom to be a wonder drug with no real side affects. I have been using it for almost 2 years on and off and have been able to quit whenever I want for as long as I want. Now I don't think I WANT to. Why? It keeps me from seeking out other highs with more side affects. One last thing to note, I recently had some vicodin (60mg in 7 hours, a very high dose) and found the high much less desireable.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Since the last post in this blog, I have been busy with cleaning up ruby and haskell support in archlinux. Specifically changing the default gem install location for ruby and switching haskell away from the haskell-platform for archlinux.
The main change I have made to ruby was changing the default gem install location to ~/.gem/ This change is there to separate pacman installed gems which are installed to /usr/lib/ruby/gems/ and gem installed gems which are now installed to ~/.gem/ The transition has been rather smooth for such a major default change and there were expected problems, but no serious problems have occurred. The main problem that some users faced was that they were unaware of the change, didn’t read the messages, and wondered why sudo gem install foo installed to /root/.gems/
For haskell, I mainly worked on first removing haskell-platform and all of its packages from the extra repository, and then upgrading ghc to the latest stable release. Although most distros choose to use the haskell-platform, it makes less sense to do this in archlinux since it advertises itself as a rolling release distro which uses the latest stable version of software. Dropping the haskell-platform has removed a lot of haskell packages from extra and has freed us from having to use the same ghc version as the haskell-platform. The only packages remaining in extra are ghc and cabal-install along with their dependencies. There have been a few problems that users encountered, but the most common was that they were unaware that the haskell-platform has been removed. I did announce the removal, but some people just don’t read the mailing list.
Both of these changes are a step in the right direction for archlinux in my opinion. Hopefully the changes make using these languages a better experience in the long run for arch users.


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Chapter 26. DB2 Object Monitoring Using the DB2 Catalog and RTS
IN THIS CHAPTER
To maintain efficient production DB2-based systems, you must periodically monitor the DB2 objects that make up those systems. This type of monitoring is an essential component of post-implementation duties because the production environment is dynamic. Fluctuations in business activity, errors in the logical or physical design, or lack of communication can cause a system to perform inadequately. An effective strategy for monitoring DB2 objects in the production environment will catch and forestall problems before they affect performance.
Additionally, if you have a DB2 database object monitoring strategy in place, reacting to performance problems becomes simpler. This chapter describes two types of DB2 database object statistics and how to query those statistics: DB2 Catalog queries and Real Time Statistics.
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maybe console.log() will help...
no visibility into the state and activities of the program
not having answers to these questions is bad news
Avoidance isn't a solution
It shouldn't take one of these to understand your code
Quickly find answers to these questions:
Verify you've created the right program
Validate your implementation
Facilitates rapid development
Cleaner code
Better maintainability
Greater confidence in implementation
Improves extensibility
Greater visibility reduces bugs
Failure to keep business promises
Dissatisfied customers
Loss of respect
Legal action
Loss of time (Support Reps, Managers, Devs)
Loss of $$$ (User loss, legal action, dev time)
"All problems in computer science can be solved by another level of indirection"
David Wheeler
"...except for the problem of too many layers of indirection."
Kevlin Henney
people don't read binary
or pretty squares
except maybe him
we can make our code pretty
but it's not how we comprehend things
we comprehend images fast
real life entities encapsulate ideas
we express ideas—abstractions
using the semantics of a programming language
each idea has a representation in the code
ideas drive design
Represent semantics in data and programs while hiding implementation details
Allow programmers to focus on a few things at a time
Express concepts or ideas not associated with any specific instance
provide low-level abstractions
function add(a, b) {
return a + b;
}
var netWorth = 100000;
var flowers = ["rose", "tulip", "daisy"];
var student = "John";
define high-level abstractions
function Role(startDate) {
this.startDate = startDate;
}
function Manager() {}
Manager.prototype.manage = new function() {
console.log("Get back to work!");
};
Manager.prototype = new Role();
function Developer() {
this.linesOfCode = 0;
}
Developer.prototype.work = new function() {
this.linesOfCode++;
};
Developer.prototype = new Role();
Classes encapsulate the state (or data) and operations (or algorithms) associated with high-level abstractions
Class instances give life to your abstractions
Such organization promotes programmer comprehension of the code
function Printer() {}
Printer.prototype.print = function (document) {
console.log(document.getText());
};
function Document(text) {
this.text = text;
}
Document.prototype.getText = function() {
return this.text;
};
var reportCard = new Document("GPA 4.0 - Great Job!");
var printer = new Printer();
printer.print(reportCard); // "GPA 4.0 - Great Job!"

Try running your abstractions past a 5th-grader
"The secret to building large apps is never build large apps. Break your applications into
small pieces. Then, assemble those testable, bite-sized pieces into your big application"
Justin Meyer, creator of JavaScriptMVC
Fundamental technique for taming complexity and creating viable abstractions
Structure: Package, Module, Class, Function, etc.
Algorithms: Divide-and-Conquer, Map/Reduce, Recursion, etc.
Solutions to big problems are concise because they are expressed in terms of solutions to smaller problems
Decomposition helps us invent the abstractions we need
Solve smaller, easier problems which combine into the full solution
function doAllTheThings() {
$.get('/api/data', function(data, ...) {
if (data == "ERROR") {
$('#errorMsg').show();
$.post('/api/logging', 'we had an error', function(...) {
$('#errorMsg').append('Error logged. Try later.
');
});
} else {
for (var i = 0; i < data.someArray.length; i++) {
someGlobal.total += data.someArray[i].value;
}
// it goes on, and it's ugly...
}
});
}
FormController.resetForm();
DataService.getSomeData({
success: function (data) {
data = DataService.process(data);
FormController.populateForm(data);
EventBus.trigger('formReady', data);
},
error: function (err) {
LoggerService.error(err);
FormController.displayError(err);
}
});
var creditCardNumberDigit = new CreditCardNumberDigit("7");
creditCardNumber.push(creditCardNumberDigit);
creditCard.setCreditCardNumber(creditCardNumber);
var creditCardOwnerName = new FullName("Jason", "Dobry");
creditCard.setCreditCardOwnerName(creditCardOwnerName);
cardReader.swipe(creditCard);
if (cashRegister.approveCard(cardReader.getLastSwipedCardInfo())) {
cashRegister.processTransaction();
cashRegister.printer.printReceipt(cashRegister.getLastTransaction());
}
// it goes on, and it's ugly
Use metrics and common sense
Abstraction and decomposition can't help with poor choice of algorithm or data structure
"Correctness is clearly the prime quality. If a system does not do what it is supposed to do,
then everything else about it matters little."
Bertrand Meyer, creator of the Eiffel programming language
"You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours."
"I'll have a Big Mac with Coke and fries."
"That will be $6.89 at the window. Please pull forward."
Pre-conditions
Post-conditions
Class Invariants
/**
* Returns the value at the front of the queue without removing it
*
* @pre !isEmpty()
*
* @post return value is the value at the front of the queue
* @post the queue is unchanged
*/
Queue.prototype.peek = function () {
return this.queue[this.queue.size - 1];
};
With checking
/**
* Returns the value at the front of the queue without removing it
*
* @pre !isEmpty()
*
* @post return value is the value at the front of the queue
* @post the queue is unchanged
*/
Queue.prototype.peek = function () {
if (!this.isEmpty()) {
return this.queue[this.queue.size - 1];
} else {
throw new InvalidOperationException("Queue is empty!");
}
};
/**
* Removes and returns the value at the front of the queue
*
* @post previous value of peek() has been removed from the queue
* @post the return value is the previous value of peek()
* @post size() == the previous value of size() - 1
*/
Queue.prototype.pop = function () {
return this.queue.pop();
};
With checking
/**
* Removes and returns the value at the front of the queue
* @post previous value of peek() has been removed from the queue
* @post the return value is the previous value of peek()
* @post size() == the previous value of size() - 1
*/
Queue.prototype.pop = function () {
var prevSize = this.queue.size, prevPeek = this.peek(),
returnValue = this.queue.pop();
if (this.peek() === returnValue) {
throw new Exception("Something broke!");
} else if (prevPeek !== returnValue) {
throw new Exception("Something else broke!");
} else if (this.queue.size !== prevSize - 1) {
throw new Exception("We're really broke!");
}
return returnValue;
};
/**
*
* @constructor
* @invariant size() >= 0
* @invariant isEmpty() == true iff size() == 0
*/
function Queue() {
this.size = 0;
}
Queue.prototype.size = function () {
return this.queue.size;
};
Queue.prototype.isEmpty = function () {
return this.queue.size === 0;
};
"Good fences make good neighbors."
Robert Frost, "Mending Wall"
Each unit should have only limited knowledge about other units
Avoid "reaching through" objects to access yet more objects
driver.leg.foot.push(car.gasPedal);
person.arm.hand.fingers[1].push(doorbell);
Talk to immediate friends only
function Demeter() {
this.a = {
print: function() { console.log('hello'); }
};
}
Demeter.prototype.b = function (c) {
var d = new D();
return d.calc() + c.sum();
};
var demeter = new Demeter();
demeter.b(c);
a, b, c, and d are immediate friends of class "Demeter"
Talk to immediate friends only
function Demeter() {
this.a = {
print: function() { console.log('hello'); }
};
}
Demeter.prototype.b = function (c) {
var d = new D();
return d.e.calc() + c.f.sum() + someGlobal;
};
var demeter = new Demeter();
demeter.b(c);
e, f, and someGlobal are NOT immediate friends
"The more tied components are to each other, the less reusable they will be, and the more
difficult it becomes to make changes to one without accidentally affecting another"
Rebecca Murphey, author of jQuery Fundamentals
How painful is it to change your implementation?
How painful is it tracking down bugs you didn't realize your changes had caused?
Shotgun surgery - Blasting your code to make a change, making the same or similar change in many places.
A does A, X, Y, Z - B does B, X, Y, Z - C does C,X, Y, Z -
I'd hate to have to change X...
A does A - B does B
X does X - Y does Y - Z does Z -
A and B use X, Y, and Z
A is still just A and B is still just B even when X, Y, and Z change
+
"Write programs that do one thing and do it well."
Doug Mcllory, Unix philosophy
Single Responsibility
Separation of Concerns
No one builds a house with a single "house-builder tool".
"Every piece of knowledge must have a single, unambiguous, authoritative representation within
a system."
The Pragmatic Programmer
Need a button that opens a feedback modal in many places.
The button element will of course be on several pages.
But do I duplicate the code that opens the modal, collects and validates input, and submits the feedback to the server?
(function ($) {
var FeedbackModal = function (el) {
function openFeedbackModal() {
/* setup bindings for opening the modal */
}
function closeFeedbackModal() {
/* setup bindings for closing the modal */
}
function submit() {
/* setup bindings for when the user clicks submit */
}
};
$.fn.feedBackModal = function() {
return new FeedbackModal($(this));
};
$(function () {
$("#feedbackModal").feedbackModal()
});
var $this = el;
})(jQuery);
Automatically activate the modal on the page by including:
Or dynamically activate the modal with:
document.getElementById('feedbackModal').feedBackModal();
Servers can generate tons of data with useful information
Be proactive in understanding what your server is saying
Consider using/writing client-side log-to-server functionality
console.log() in your browser doesn't cut it


class: center, middle # Using HPCC resource --- # HPCC High Performance Computing Cluster @UCR http://hpcc.ucr.edu What is it? * Collection of computers ~6500 CPU cores * Includes large memory (1Tb of memory) machines for genome assembly * Specialized computers with GPU for fast specialized computation * 2 Petabytes of storage and 2Pb of backup --- # HPCC .center[![hpccdiag](img/cluster.png "Cluster")] --- # logging in ``` $ ssh -XY<EMAIL_ADDRESS>password: ``` # providing -XY makes sure your graphical output can go back and forth from your computer and the cluster When debugging you can provide the -v flag to help identify all the messages going back and forth ``` $ ssh -v<EMAIL_ADDRESS>``` Setup your [SSH keys](https://biodataprog.github.io/2018_programming-intro/Resources/SSH_keys.html) to make logging in with your SSH password instead. --- # file system On Biocluster there are a couple of folder structures to understand ``` /rhome/USERNAME # your home directory - limited space (20gb) /bigdata/labname/USERNAME # your 'bigdata' folder (bigger space (100gb+) /bigdata/labname/shared # shared folder space for your lab ``` Currently everyone is in the the gen220 'lab' during this course so you have access to `/bigdata/gen220/shared` and `/bigdata/gen220/USERNAME` How much data am I using currently: https://dashboard.bioinfo.ucr.edu `/scratch` - local space on a cluster node which is FAST disk access but temporary (30 days) --- # transferring files Graphical tools: Filezilla - https://filezilla-project.org/download.php Command-line: ``` # interactive FTP client $ sftp<EMAIL_ADDRESS># copy a file $ scp USERNAME@biocluster.ucr.edu:fileoncluster.txt ./file-on-your-machine.txt # copy a folder, recursively $ scp -r USERNAME@biocluster.ucr.edu:/bigdata/gen220/shared/simple . # rsync copies, but can check and only copy changed files $ rsync -a --progress USERNAME@biocluster.ucr.edu:/bigdata/gen220/shared/simple . # copy FROM your computer TO the cluster, swap order - here # copy a folder back to your HOME directory $ scp -r simple<EMAIL_ADDRESS>``` --- # Module system for UNIX programs Remember your `$PATH` variable in your SHELL sets the available programs you can run. We have 1000+ packages of tools installed on biocluster to run bioinformatics and cheminformatics and other analyses. To run these tools we need to modify the PATH to let the SHELL know about them (as all aren't loaded by default). Use the unix Module system to do this. To list all possible modules: `module avail` --- # Module system Print available modules: `module avail` Print available modules starting with R: `module avail R` Load default module R: `module load R` Load specific module R version: `module load R/3.2.0` Print list of loaded modules: `module list` Unload a module: `module unload R` --- # Using the cluster Currently only shown login to the main "head" node (biocluster.ucr.edu) To use the 6500 CPUs we need to submit job for running. This is called a job management or queueing system. We use __SLURM__ on the UCR system currently. http://hpcc.ucr.edu/manuals_linux-cluster_jobs.html --- # Submitting a job * Getting an interactive shell (eg get your own CPU to do work on) ```bash $ srun --pty bash -l $ srun --nodes 1 --ntasks 2 --mem 8gb --time 8:00:00 --pty bash -l ``` ```bash #!/bin/bash module load ncbi-blast blastn -num_threads 2 -query file.fa -db db.fa -out result.blastn ``` * Batch/non-interactive job ```bash $ sbatch myjob.sh $ sbatch --ntasks 16 --nodes 1 --mem 12gb --time 72:00:00 myjob.sh ``` --- # Job resources Requesting job resources * number of CPUs: `--ntaks N` * memory: `--mem Xgb` * runtime: `--time 12:00:00` * outputfile: `--out results.log` Can also set these INSIDE the script ```bash #!/bin/bash #SBATCH --nodes 1 --ntasks 2 --mem 2gb --time 3:00:00 module load ncbi-blast blastn -num_threads 2 -query file.fa -db db.fa -out result.blastn ``` --- # Is my job running? Check how busy the cluster is overall (shows all job in all states): `squeue -l` Check how many jobs overall are in the running state: `squeue -l -t R` Check how many jobs overall are in the pending state: `squeue -l -t PD` Check the state of your jobs: `squeue -l -u user_username` --- #Cancel a job ```bash $ squeue -l Wed Oct 10 15:31:39 2018 JOBID PARTITION NAME USER STATE TIME TIME_LIMI NODES NODELIST(REASON) 2940979 intel zsz4_002 szzhang PENDING 0:00 41-16:00:00 1 (PartitionTimeLimit) 3316391 intel MPI60 agottsch PENDING 0:00 30-00:00:00 3 (Resources) 3371635 highmem anacapa- erankin PENDING 0:00 1-16:30:00 1 (Resources) 3371167 highmem r-cluste punzu001 PENDING 0:00 2-00:00:00 1 (Priority) 2852479 highmem test_hum yhu PENDING 0:00 20-00:15:00 1 (Priority) ``` ```bash $ scancel JOBID ```


Two former Twitter employees accused of spying for Saudi Arabia
WASHINGTON: Two former employees of Twitter and a third man from Saudi Arabia face U.S. charges of spying for the kingdom by digging up private user data and giving it to Saudi officials in exchange for payment, according to a complaint filed on Wednesday.
Ali Alzabarah and Ahmad Abouammo, who used to work for Twitter, and Ahmed Almutairi, who then worked for the Saudi royal family, face charges of working for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia without registering as foreign agents, according to a complaint filed against them.
According to the complaint, Abouammo repeatedly accessed the Twitter account of a prominent critic of the Saudi royal family in early 2015. At one instance, he was able to view the email address and telephone number associated with the account. He also accessed the account of a second Saudi critic to get personally identifiable information.
"This information could have been used to identify and locate the Twitter users who published these posts," the Justice Department said in a news release.
Saudi Arabia, a key U.S. ally in confronting Iran, has faced intense Western criticism over its human rights record, including over last year's murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and its involvement in the devastating war in Yemen.
Almutairi, for his part, is accused of acting as a go-between for the Saudi government and the Twitter employees.
Abouammo is under arrest in Seattle, Washington while the other two are in Saudi Arabia, the department said.
The two men were given cash and other rewards, such as an expensive watch, for the information, the complaint said.
The Saudi embassy did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Twitter said that it was grateful to the FBI and U.S. Justice Department. "We recognize the lengths bad actors will go to try and undermine our service," it said in a statement. "We understand the incredible risks faced by many who use Twitter to share their perspectives with the world and to hold those in power accountable."
(Reporting by Diane Bartz; Editing by Sandra Maler and Chris Reese)


Gatekeeper Flauen:
I hope so. May Eva bless your efforts, my friend. You will find Iason Heine in the warehouse of this village.
Take this letter with you, and good luck!


global.config
. When running the dev server, the config data used is config/dev.json
sections/{section name}.js
). The section called base
is a special section name that is required. sections/base/index.js
will be your application entry point (it will be executed when you include sections/base.js
from your html container page).lib
plugin (if you followed the README.md), any files placed here will have their content be injected into the application base javascript file without any scopingdev/mocks
.gulp-web-modules is not an application framework but it does provide the infrastructure to create a modular application. This small example app is used to demonstrate available functionality. The message below is dynamically injected into this page. See below the message to understand this.
The message above is injected into this page using javascript. The point is to demonstrate available capabilities in a simple way.
/** @jsx React.DOM */ global.firstName = 'John'; requireSection('foo', function(exports) { var message = exports.getMessage(); var formatter = require('./message-formatter'), formattedMessage = formatter(message); var HelloMessage = React.createClass({ render: function() { return <div>{'Hello ' + this.props.message}</div>; } }); React.renderComponent(<HelloMessage message={formattedMessage} />, document.getElementById('message')); });
/** @jsx React.DOM */
to indicate that the jsx parser should be used for this filefirstName
as John
which will be available from any section coderequireSection
is used to asynchronously retrieve the exports from another section called foo
getMessage
function that was inserted into the section exportsrequire
is used to synchronously retrieve a message formatter function from a sibling javascript file called message-formatter.js
HelloMessage
Reactjs component is definedReact.renderComponent
is used to render to the element with id=message using the formattedMessage
as the messagemodule.exports = function(message) { return message.toUpperCase(); }
module.exports
to expose a single function used to format a message (to upper case)var templates = require('./templates'); section.exports.getMessage = function(message) { var lastName = global.config.lastName; return templates.message({ firstName: global.firstName, lastName: lastName }); };
getMessage
to section.exports
. This is the object provided as the parameter to the async callback of the requireSection
call.lastName
from global.config
which is injected into the application code from config/dev.json
firstName
from global.firstName
which was set by sections/base/index.js
templates
which will be created by precompiling all .hbs
templates into a single module. This will happen if the handlebars plugin is added to the gulpfile (see README.md)getMessage
is implemented by returning the result of the handlebars template (sections/foo/templates/message.hbs
) executionAssuming you followed the README.md file, you included dev server mock support.
devServer: { mocks: { prefix: '/services/' } }
localhost:8080/$admin
) however, you can add the enabledByDefault
to support mocks when the server starts.
http://localhost:8080/services/*
to be served out with mock files.
While the mock file support can be plugged in and changed, by default it works like this.
http://localhost:8080/services/user/1
, the following mock files will be served in this order:
dev/mocks/user/1.json
dev/mocks/user.json
dev/mocks/user/1_POST.json
dev/mocks/user_POST.json


Class: ActionView::StreamingTemplateRenderer
Do not use. This class is for internal use only.
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Namespace Children | |
|
Classes:
| |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
|
Class Chain:
self,
TemplateRenderer ,
AbstractRenderer
|
|
|
Instance Chain:
self,
TemplateRenderer ,
AbstractRenderer
|
|
| Inherits: |
ActionView::TemplateRenderer
|
| Defined in: | actionview/lib/action_view/renderer/streaming_template_renderer.rb |
Overview
TODO
-
Support streaming from child templates, partials and so on.
-
Rack::Cache
needs to support streaming bodies
Constant Summary
AbstractRenderer
- Inherited
Class Method Summary
AbstractRenderer
- Inherited
Instance Attribute Summary
AbstractRenderer
- Inherited
Instance Method Summary
-
#render_template(view, template, layout_name = nil, locals = {})
For streaming, instead of rendering a given a template, we return a
Body
object that responds to each. - #delayed_render(buffer, template, layout, view, locals) private
TemplateRenderer
- Inherited
| #render, | |
| #determine_template | Determine the template to be rendered using the given options. |
| #find_layout | This is the method which actually finds the layout using details in the lookup context object. |
| #render_template | Renders the given template. |
| #render_with_layout, #resolve_layout |
AbstractRenderer
- Inherited
Constructor Details
This class inherits a constructor from ActionView::AbstractRenderer
Instance Method Details
#delayed_render(buffer, template, layout, view, locals) (private)
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/renderer/streaming_template_renderer.rb', line 57
def delayed_render(buffer, template, layout, view, locals) # Wrap the given buffer in the StreamingBuffer and pass it to the # underlying template handler. Now, every time something is concatenated # to the buffer, it is not appended to an array, but streamed straight # to the client. output = ActionView::StreamingBuffer.new(buffer) yielder = lambda { |*name| view._layout_for(*name) } ActiveSupport::Notifications.instrument( "render_template.action_view", identifier: template.identifier, layout: layout && layout.virtual_path ) do outer_config = I18n.config fiber = Fiber.new do I18n.config = outer_config if layout layout.render(view, locals, output, &yielder) else # If you don't have a layout, just render the thing # and concatenate the final result. This is the same # as a layout with just <%= yield %> output.safe_concat view._layout_for end end # Set the view flow to support streaming. It will be aware # when to stop rendering the layout because it needs to search # something in the template and vice-versa. view.view_flow = StreamingFlow.new(view, fiber) # Yo! Start the fiber! fiber.resume # If the fiber is still alive, it means we need something # from the template, so start rendering it. If not, it means # the layout exited without requiring anything from the template. if fiber.alive? content = template.render(view, locals, &yielder) # Once rendering the template is done, sets its content in the :layout key. view.view_flow.set(:layout, content) # In case the layout continues yielding, we need to resume # the fiber until all yields are handled. fiber.resume while fiber.alive? end end end
#render_template(view, template, layout_name = nil, locals = {})
For streaming, instead of rendering a given a template, we return a StreamingTemplateRenderer::Body
object that responds to each. This object is initialized with a block that knows how to render the template.
# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/renderer/streaming_template_renderer.rb', line 45
def render_template(view, template, layout_name = nil, locals = {}) # :nodoc: return [super.body] unless layout_name && template.supports_streaming? locals ||= {} layout = layout_name && find_layout(layout_name, locals.keys, [formats.first]) Body.new do |buffer| delayed_render(buffer, template, layout, view, locals) end end


@* * Copyright 2017 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import uk.gov.hmrc.play.views.html.helpers.form @import controllers.agent.RepresentationController @(f: Form[RepresentationBulkAction], model: RepresentationController.ManagePropertiesVM)(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages) @numberOfBusinesses = @{model.propertyRepresentations .filter(r => model.requestIds.getOrElse(Nil).contains(r.submissionId)) .map(_.organisationId).distinct.size} @main_template( title = Messages("propertyRepresentation.rejected.title"), topNavigation = false ) {


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O thou enemy, destructions are come to a perpetual end: and thou hast destroyed cities; their memorial is perished with them.


The 'African Messi''s most special gift: a present from Leo
by BeSoccerYoussoufa Moukoko, one of the most promising starlets at Borussia Dortmund, received a very special birthday present. The so-called 'African Messi' highlighted one of his favourites. the one from Messi, his idol.
At just 15 years old he is already wanted by top European clubs. He is called Youssoufa Moukoko and he is lighting up the Borussia Dortmund youth teams.
The young player has played a total of 71 matches (between u15 and u17), scoring 109 goals which gives him a ratio of 1.67 goals per match.
Moukoko is on course to break records at a young age and in a not so distant future, he could become a really important player as long as he keeps his head screwed on.
On Wednesday, the Dortmund goalscorer turned 15 and received a lot of birthday presents from friends and family... but there was a special one that excited him a lot.
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The player who is nicknamed 'African Messi' received a special gift from Lionel Messi. Moukoko shared an image on his social media: "Thank you very much, Messi. My idol".