Birth of Bernardo O'Higgins, Chilean independence leader and founding father of Chile in Chillán about 250 miles south of the country's capital, Santiago. . O'Higgins was the illegitimate son of Sligo born Ambrose Bernard O'Higgins, who became governor of Chile and later viceroy of Peru. O'Higgins senior had emigrated initially to Spain before settling in Chile.
At a meeting of Dail Eireann (the Irish Parliament not recognized by Britain) Secretary of Defence, Cathal Brugha called for all TDs (Members of Parliament) to swear allegiance to the new parliament.
3. The Officers and Clerks to the Dáil.
Irish rock star, bassist, singer and founder of Thin Lizzy, Phil Lynott is born in England to single mom Phyllis Lynott. At about age four, Lynott moved to Dublin to live with his maternal grandmother. At a time when Dublin was a very homogeneous white society, Lynott did suffer some racial prejudice. Still in his teens, he played with Skid Row, (the Irish band featuring Gary Moore, Brush Shiels, Noel Bridgeman). He went on to have worldwide success with Thin Lizzy.
The band's first major hit was a rock version of the traditional Irish song Whiskey in the Jar, later covered by Metallica who credit Lynott and Lizzy for much of their early motivation. Thin Lizzy is probably best known for The Boys are Back in Town. U2 frontman Bono says of Lynott "If lyrical and musical ability has to be matched with showmanship, attitude, style, if that's your version of rock 'n' roll, there's no way past Phil Lynott. He's at the top of the tree." Lynott and Lizzy were also a major influence on Metallica who often play a version of Whiskey in the Jar at concerts.


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Lockheed Martin selects Harris Corp. for new processor for F-35
Lockheed ICP
Lockheed Martin has selected Harris Corporation to develop and deliver the next generation Integrated Core Processor (ICP) for the F-35 fighter jet. The Lockheed Martin-led competition within the F-35 supply chain will significantly reduce cost and enhance capability, according to the company.
The F-35's ICP acts as the brains of the F-35, processing data for the aircraft's communications, sensors, electronic warfare, guidance and control, cockpit and helmet displays. The cost of the ICP will be reduced by about 75 percent, according to Lockheed.
"We are aggressively pursuing cost reduction across the F-35 enterprise and, after conducting a thorough review and robust competition, we're confident the next generation Integrated Core Processor will reduce costs and deliver transformational capabilities for the warfighter," said Greg Ulmer, Lockheed Martin vice president and general manager of the F-35 program. "The next generation Integrated Core Processor for the F-35 will have positive benefits for all customers in terms of life cycle cost, capability, reliability and more."
The new Integrated Core Processor is a key element of the planned "Technology Refresh 3" modernization that takes advantage of fast evolving computing power to ensure the advanced F-35 remains ahead of evolving threats. Additional elements in the tech refresh include the Panoramic Cockpit Display Electronic Unit and Aircraft Memory System, which were also recompeted and awarded to Harris last year.
The Harris-built ICP will be integrated into F-35 aircraft starting with Lot 15 aircraft, expected to begin deliveries in 2023. The next generation ICP system is targeted to generate the following results compared to the current system:
Along with the 75 percent reduction in unit cost, the next generation ICP will have
25 times increase in computing power to support planned capability enhancements, greater software stability, higher reliability, and increased diagnostics resulting in lower sustainment costs and an Open System Architecture to enable the flexibility to add, upgrade and update future capabilities.
"The new F-35 ICP will pave the way for system scalability well into the future," said Ed Zoiss, president, Harris Electronic Systems. "Open systems are the future of avionics and Harris has invested substantial R&D to deliver more affordable and higher performance solutions than would have been possible using proprietary technology."
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The garden rainwater collector is installed in the vertical rainwater downpipe. It filters the runoff rainwater from the roof before discharging the filtered water to a rainwater barrel.
It is designed for very low maintenance: Leaves, dirt and other debris entrained in the rainwater falls through the collector and is flushed out to the soakaway or drain.
The filtered water is ideal for garden irrigation. The garden rainwater collector is also available without a filter insert for use purely as a rainwater collector.
The maximum flow rate through the garden rainwater collector is 4.2 litres per second (depending on the capacity of the downpipe). As with all WISY filters, the cross-sectional area for rainwater flow does not change at any point inside the filter, i.e. to ensure the free flow of water, the cross section is not restricted at any point. There is no risk of blockage even during torrential rainfall events which may flush large quantities of debris into the filter. The garden rainwater collector meets the requirements defined by EN 12056 / EN 752 and also conforms to DIN 1989. The hydraulic efficiency of the filter is excellent. With an inflow rate of 1.5 litres per second, for example, 90 % of the inflowing water is harvested as filtered water.
The garden rainwater collector housing is made of stainless steel. It can be fitted anywhere in the downpipe. It is of course frost-proof and corrosion-resistant, and can be installed in downpipes made of zinc, copper or plastic without risk of galvanic action. The filters are available to fit various sizes of commercially available rainwater downpipe.
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Last night we had the best Italian food ever !!!
That's why we want to share this little gem we discovered It's called "Trattoria Italia D' Onofrio" and it's located in Pagrati very close to the Panathinaic Stadium. 6 Ironda str, Kallimarmaro.
What really impressed us at first was the building itself. It's an old Neoclassical Athinian building, in one of the most beautiful pedestrian roads of Pagrati, Ironda str, that brings back memories of old Athens. Onufrios, one of the owners, a guy with a Neapolitan grandmother has put a lot of love and had work in the renovation and decoration of the place, but at the same time, he kept its most distinguished features.
Now, the food is another story: all pasta dishes are homemade with fresh pasta, the starters are out of this world – you will never believe what the bread tastes like !!! – the wine delicious, desert we didn't have, as there was absolutely no more space. The place we sat was a pleasant surprise which we won't spoil by telling you.
Well worth the visit !!!


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Album in a nutshell
UK/Europe issue date 11 November 2013
Japan issue date 4 December 2013
US/Canada issue date import for US 19 November 2013; Canada 10 December 2013
Unofficial issues in countries
Singles Sunny Day, Be with You, Up
Non-album songs –
Issue format CD, LP (Picture Disc), LP (180g black vinyl)
Track order remarks –
Album tracklisting:
"One Night Stand!" (Roger Taylor) [4:22]
"Fight Club" (Roger Taylor, Bob Geldof) [3:02]
"Be With You" [3:10]
"Quality Street" [4:25]
"I Don't Care" [3:24]
"Sunny Day" (Roger Taylor) [3:38]
"Be My Gal (My Brightest Spark)" [2:45]
"I Am The Drummer (In A Rock'n'Roll Band)" [2:47]
"Small" [3:51]
"Say It's Not True" (Roger Taylor) [4:58]
"The Unblinking Eye" (Roger Taylor) [4:54]
"Up" [3:10]
"Smile" (Roger Taylor) [3:01]
2013 Nightjar Productions Ltd. under exclusive licence to Universal International Music B.V.
Cover photo taken at Roger's house in 2002 by James Cumpsty
2013 solo album by Roger Taylor.
As rumours said, the musicians included: Mike Dixon (keyboards), Neil Murray (bass), Rufus Taylor (drums), Bob Geldof (rhythm guitar in "Fight Club"), Jeff Beck (guitar on "Say It's Not True"), Jason Falloon (guitars).
Recorded 2006-2013 at Priory Studios, Surrey.
Musicians include (official list):
Roger Taylor: Vocals, Drums, Percussion, Keyboards, Piano, Bass Guitar, Guitar, Stylophone
Jeff Beck: Guitar on "Say It's Not True"
Spike Edney: Keyboards on "Say It's Not True"
Jason Falloon: Guitar on "Fight Club","I Don't Care","Be My Gal",I Am The Drummer In A Rock And Roll Band","Small"
Steve Hamilton: Saxophone on "Fight Club", "Quality Street" & "I Don't Care"
Kevin Jefferies: Bass on "Fight Club","Be With You","Sunny Day","Be My Gal","I Am The Drummer In A Rock And Roll Band","Small"
Jonathan Perkins: Organ, Backing Vocals on "Sunny Day"
Nicola Robins: Violin on "Sunny Day"
Steve Stroud: Bass on "Say It's Not True"
Rufus Taylor: Drums on "Say It's Not True" & "Up", Piano on "Be With You"
Produced by Joshua J Macrae & Roger Taylor and engineered by Joshua J Macrae.
"One Night Stand" is a rework of 1998 sample-song of the same title. "Sunny Day" is a 2006 song "Woman You're So Beautiful" with slightly changed chorus words. "I Am The Drummer In A Rock n' Roll Band" is a song played first live at the Queen Fan Club Convention in 2011. "Small" is a rework of a 2008 Queen plus Paul Rodgers "Cosmos Rocks" album song. "Say It's Not True" is a 2003 Nelson Mandela's 46664 campaign song (recorded as a studio song and predicted for a single release, but abandoned and later reworked by Queen plus Paul Rodgers for a single and "Cosmos Rocks" album release). "The Unblinking Eye (Everything Is Broken)" is a 2009/2010 single and "Smile" is a Beatles-like song first played live on the Queen Fan Club Convention in 2010.
Although previously a vinyl edition of the album hadn't been planned, a 2-LP limited edition picture disc of the album was issued on 14th April 2014 as part of the 19th April Record Store Day celebrations.
"Dear Mr Murdoch"
"Whole House Rockin'"
The tracklisting for the vinyl edition of the album has been reordered by Roger himself. Two extra songs ("Whole House Rockin'" and "Dear Mr Murdoch") – originally added to the version of "Fun on Earth" that came as part of "The Lot" – were included on this release.
LP albums (LPs)
(2014, Apr 14) UK: Universal 0602537755196 (Limited Edition 2 LP picture disc issued as part of Record Store Day celebrations; import for the US available Jun 3, 2014)
(2014, Oct 16) UK: Virgin EMI 0602537921683 (Standard black 180g double vinyl)
CD albums (CDs)
(2013, Nov 11) UK: Virgin EMI 0602537569984 (Import for the US available Nov 19, 2013)
(2013, Nov 8) DE: Virgin Universal 3756998
(2013, Dec 4) JP: Toshiba-EMI/Universal TYCP-80033, SHM-CD
(2013, Dec 10) CA: Universal Music Canada 3756998
(2013, Dec 4) KR: Universal Music Korea DC30893
(2013, Dec 4) RU: Universal Russia 4605026714144
(2013, Nov 11) iTunes
(2013, Nov 11) FR: Nightjar Productions Ltd. 0060253752335 (13x FLAC file album)
(2014, Apr 14) UK: Virgin EMI Records (15x MP3 file album, 320 kbps, reissue, available only with download code voucher for a 2LP album issue)
(2014, Jul 22) US: Hollywood Records (Explicit, 12 albums in MP3 files)
CD singles
"Sunny Day", 1 track CD promo with white cover, (11 Nov 2013) UK: Virgin EMI
"Sunny Day", 1 track CD promo with album cover, (11 Nov 2013) UK: Virgin EMI
"Be With You", 1 track CDR promo, (Dec 2013) UK: Virgin EMI
"Up", 1 track CDR promo, (3 Mar 2014) UK: Virgin EMI
It's slightly nostalgic and wistful, and quite adult, a bit more grown-up than my last couple of albums.
— "Outsider" press


Editors Note: According to Opetu Ebibote, this poem titled - Change - was triggered by the present economic situation and the feeling of disappointment that has plagued the minds of Nigerians. Read on.
Waiting the call to set aflame your lives again and again.
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icloud drive doesn't sync a folder if it is named "Dropbox"
Discussion in 'macOS Sierra (10.12)' started by heifetz7, Sep 25, 2016.
thats weird. what id do is make a new folder name it something else and bac up the contents to it. then on another system copy it back to the right folde. a little more hassle but it would work.


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Hearing about the reality of human rights
9 January 2008, 00:00 UTC
Victoria Harrison Neves writes from Bangladesh about her first mission as an Amnesty International press officer – as part of the organization's delegation to the country.
I joined Amnesty International just six weeks ago as their Senior Press Officer, after a decade working in journalism. I felt I had a reasonable idea of what human rights work involved and thought that Amnesty's remit was, in the main part, civil and political rights – issues like prisoners of conscience, freedom of expression, rule of law and fair trials. I had an intense month getting a feel for the organisation before joining the mission to Bangladesh, a country I didn't previously know either. (Yes, it has been a rather steep learning curve.) What I have come to realise more during the visit is the full breadth of human rights and consequently the potential breadth for our work in this area. On the first day of the mission, we met members of civil society, lawyers, journalists and victims of human rights violations. We heard the experiences of local activists and victims from Dhaka and beyond and listened to their thoughts about what needs to be done in Bangladesh, in order to help us prepare for our meetings with government officials later in the week. I personally interviewed several of them, what I especially picked up on was a real energy and dedication despite the frustrations and challenges they also face. We then spent a day and a half outside Dhaka visiting a local NGO's projects in Tangail and Rajshahi. Just getting out of the frenzy of the city was in itself a chance to get more of a feel for Bangladesh, seeing the villages and paddy fields along the way, plus the nail-biting moments with buses, trucks and rickshaws on the roads, the local restaurant staff and security guards recognising Irene, but the government minister not realising who she was when he was leaving the service station restaurant we were arriving at. Our first stop was a village microfinance meeting, the women were there to hand over their next loan repayments and discuss the pledges they make when they take these loans – to allow their girls to go to school, to encourage them to marry later. Irene was happy to sit on the mats amongst them and talk about their projects. She and they at ease with each other. At a human rights class in a nearby village, women and young girls were being taught about the law by a volunteer trained by BRAC, the same local NGO. Human rights and legal issues had been simplified and made relevant to their lives. They were learning about the law that prohibits dowries and about the legal age of marriage. The BRAC team who were accompanying us on the visits explained that, in many villages, the elders are the ones who are approached to settle disputes and who hand out justice. Women and their female relatives were participating in an antenatal class outside the home of a local health worker at our next stop. She had been trained to treat a number of simple illnesses like diarrhoea and also worked as the local midwife. She told us that she visited around 300 families in the area every 20 days. During these visits, she also identified pregnant women and brought them to these monthly sessions where they were taught the importance of nutrition during pregnancy and given supplements and, in the latter stages, told about the birth itself, what to do if there are problems and where to seek medical help. Their husbands discuss the same issues in separate groups to avoid embarrassment for some of the women. In Elenga, young children who had either dropped out of school or never attended were at the local primary school. The corrugated iron shack hid one of the neatest classrooms I have ever seen. The children were sat on mats in a horseshoe facing the teacher and blackboard, with all their shoes laid out in a circle outside the classroom. Lines on the mats indicated where they should sit and where their books should go. School work hung on the walls and decorations and mobiles from the ceiling. After demonstrating their counting skills and singing and dancing for us, they asked us questions like what village schools are like in our home countries. At the final stop, only two of the delegation were able to participate. We were greeted by a crowd offering us flowers and taking photos. I then found myself with David, my colleague, and the BRAC NGO representatives at the top table at a legal aid clinic. I hadn't expected to be involved to this degree, nor did I know what to expect from this meeting. As the first young girl spoke of seeking legal advice after she was raped, I asked the media and our own camera crew to leave. They were visibly distressed to be talking about these issues and particularly in the presence of the cameras. Several of the girls were rape victims and had been given legal assistance by BRAC, only one of the six or seven present had actually seen the perpetrator jailed, the others had been seeking justice in most cases for around three years. There was a female victim of an acid attack, another woman who had been raped, fell pregnant and gave birth to the child and was seeking maintenance and a third was pursuing an attempted rape case, but the hearing had been repeatedly delayed and her husband had been threatened with death by the defendant's family and had to flee. There were men too, one pursuing a case where his three-year-old daughter had allegedly been murdered by neighbours with whom he had a land dispute, another who was seeking justice for the death of his aunt who died giving birth to a child who was the product of rape and a third who was also an acid attack survivor. In each case, the person had first gone to the local elders to seek redress but, without joy, they then approached BRAC for legal assistance. They all admitted they were too poor to have taken up legal cases without the lawyers BRAC provides, but at the same time also acknowledged corruption in the lower courts in Bangladesh means that richer defendants can still bribe court officials to repeatedly delay hearings. I found my first meeting of this kind very moving and intense. I still have a vivid picture in my mind of the small, shy girl dressed in yellow who was now fourteen and still in school, but had been raped at the age of eleven and was still going through the legal process. In London, you can sometimes feel removed from the subjects that you are writing about. It was the same as a journalist covering news stories. Plus, human rights issues can sound very legalistic. Hearing about the reality from the people who suffer them, makes it all so more real. It sounds somewhat of a cliché to me, so many editors have spoken over the years about the need for getting the human face or voice behind the issues, but it is very true. It really is the way to bring home the issues and the importance of the work of human rights activists and campaigners here and around the world. We are now back in Dhaka preparing for our meetings with government officials and the end of mission press conference, but reflecting on the first few days of the visit, I think I better understand the basis for Amnesty International's new global campaign that launches next year and will focus on social and economic rights. Visiting Bangladesh and some of these communities spells out the link between poverty and human rights for me. Projects like those we visited highlighted how the poor often suffer discrimination, human rights abuses and challenges accessing justice. Education, empowerment and participation can help them overcome these.
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Recently Raccoon London photographer Helen was commissioned by Sister London to capture the annual London Lumiere Festival, a celebration of light. Lumiere London is a world-class light festival that took place over four evenings in January 2018. It showcased the capital's spectacular and iconic architecture and streets, with more than 50 works created through the vision of leading the UK and international artists.
Helen was based in Chinatown where the lantern flamingo puppets (created by the ever-imaginative Lantern Company with Jo Pocock) paraded serenely through the streets. These pieces referenced the extraordinary intercontinental migration routes that birds take each year and the parallels to humankind's age-long migration routes across the world. In Seven Dials where there were lights and activities, the biggest crowd pleaser was the phone box fish tank filled with live fish.
See more of Helen's work here.


This five-song split represents the most recent blasphemies conjured by two relatively young bands that are likely to share the duty of carrying the banner of primitive black metal for years to come. Demonomancy opens the split with their first newly-recorded tracks since their 2013 debut full-length album, "Throne of Demonic Proselytism," also released by Nuclear War Now! Their title track on this split, "Archaic Remnants of the Numinous," is a nearly nine-minute churning oration of revulsion that picks up right where "Throne…" left off. Following this original track, and closing Demonomancy's contribution to the record, is a cover of the infamous Goatlord's "Underground Church," which is appropriately played at a somewhat higher tempo and in the same style that has become Demonomancy's signature sound. The ensuing three tracks are the devilish creations of Witchcraft (formerly Black Feast), who with this recording continue their series of demos and split releases, a pattern that is best considered a slow but measured reveal of their manifest darkness. Not surprisingly, Witchcraft's share of this release once again successfully raises the ancient specter of the early works of their fellow countrymen, Beherit. Their three arcane rites commence with the ominously foreboding "At the Diabolus Hour," which ceremoniously opens the pit of hellfire into which the listener later falls during the following track, "Grave Immolation." Witchcraft's final song on the release, "Perverted Temple of Goatsodomy," noticeably shifts the tempo down to a range that one could categorize as black doom, of the sort that would likely please the aforementioned Goatlord. In what many are sure to consider one of the best black metal splits of 2016, Demonomancy and Witchcraft prove their worth as the next generation of torchbearers for this dark art.


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Home » Musicians » Robin Eubanks
Robin Eubanks is the premier jazz trombonist of his generation.
Whether performing with his groups, EB3 or Mental Images, or with the critically acclaimed Dave Holland Quintet and Big Band—with whom he was an original member- Robin is an artist whose impact on audiences has proven powerful and lasting. Robin has recorded seven albums as a leader featuring his original music.
Robin was born to a very musical family: His brother, Kevin Eubanks, is the music director for The Tonight Show and another brother, Duane, plays trumpet in New York. Their mother has been a music educator for more than 30 years; and their Uncle Ray Bryant is a prominent jazz pianist in his own right.
Robin began studying music at the age of eight and continued through college, when he graduated cum laud from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. As a student, he studied not only trombone, but also the finer points of Theory, Harmony, Composition and Arranging. Following his graduation, the young trombonist moved to New York City where he began a career that has since yielded an amazing array of collaborations with such notable artists as Art Blakey, Elvin Jones, Eddie Palmieri, Sun Ra, Barbra Streisand, The Rolling Stones and Talking Heads—just to name a few. He's won Grammys for his performances on Michael Brecker's Wide Angles and Dave Holland's What Goes Around.
For the last several years, Robin has divided his rigorous performing schedule with an appointment at The Oberlin College Conservatory where he serves as a tenured Professor of Jazz Trombone. In 2002, he won a compositional grant from Chamber Music America, followed by an ASCAP Composer's grant in 2003. Other musical groups now commission him as a composer, and as with his performing career, his compositional interests are staggeringly diverse. Musically fluent, but also stylistically multilingual, the eclectic composer speaks a variety of musical "languages". How does he do it? The key appears to be a combination of having a complete command of his craft, but also an innate gift that can sound like a combination of math and magic.
To hear him explain it:
"My compositions can change fluidly from Swing to Funk to Latin to 11/8 or 7/4, without sounding forced or awkward. This allows me to draw upon all of my experiences. I have the freedom to create forms that unite diverse influences into new structures that are organic."
However it's done, in addition to his own recordings, his compositions can be heard on several Dave Holland Quintet and Big Band recordings. The Mingus Big Band has also recorded his arrangements. Colleges and universities throughout the United States are performing Robin's original works and have arranged his music for their ensembles.
Other notable commissions include: Cause and Effect, which had its world premier with the Bakersfield Symphony Orchestra in 2003; string and horn arrangements for Freddie Cole's recording, This Is Always; Cross Currents for the late great JJ Johnson's Grammy nominated recording, The Brass Orchestra; and an arrangement of Genesis for McCoy Tyner's Big Band.
And if that were not enough, in the intervening years Robin has become not only an eminent musician, composer and performer, but also a popular lecturer and clinician at leading educational institutions throughout the U.S. and abroad. Show less
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Q: Adding dependency to Apache Toree fails on import After adding a dependency in my Jupyter notebook using Apache Toree Scala kernel, for example vegas:
%AddDeps org.vegas-viz vegas_2.11 0.3.11 --transitive

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import vegas._
import vegas.render.WindowRenderer._

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    at scala.tools.nsc.typechecker.Analyzer$typerFactory$$anon$3.run(Analyzer.scala:93)
    at scala.tools.nsc.Global$Run.compileUnitsInternal(Global.scala:1501)
    at scala.tools.nsc.Global$Run.compileUnits(Global.scala:1486)
    at scala.tools.nsc.Global$Run.compileSources(Global.scala:1481)
    at scala.tools.nsc.interpreter.IMain.compileSourcesKeepingRun(IMain.scala:435)
    at scala.tools.nsc.interpreter.IMain$ReadEvalPrint.compileAndSaveRun(IMain.scala:855)
    at scala.tools.nsc.interpreter.IMain$ReadEvalPrint.compile(IMain.scala:813)
    at scala.tools.nsc.interpreter.IMain$Request.compile$lzycompute(IMain.scala:1002)
    at scala.tools.nsc.interpreter.IMain$Request.compile(IMain.scala:997)
    at scala.tools.nsc.interpreter.IMain.compile(IMain.scala:579)
    at scala.tools.nsc.interpreter.IMain.interpret(IMain.scala:567)
    at scala.tools.nsc.interpreter.IMain.interpret(IMain.scala:565)
    at org.apache.toree.kernel.interpreter.scala.ScalaInterpreterSpecific$$anonfun$interpretAddTask$1$$anonfun$apply$3.apply(ScalaInterpreterSpecific.scala:368)
    at org.apache.toree.kernel.interpreter.scala.ScalaInterpreterSpecific$$anonfun$interpretAddTask$1$$anonfun$apply$3.apply(ScalaInterpreterSpecific.scala:363)
    at scala.util.DynamicVariable.withValue(DynamicVariable.scala:58)
    at scala.Console$.withErr(Console.scala:80)
    at org.apache.toree.global.StreamState$$anonfun$1$$anonfun$apply$1.apply(StreamState.scala:73)
    at scala.util.DynamicVariable.withValue(DynamicVariable.scala:58)
    at scala.Console$.withOut(Console.scala:53)
    at org.apache.toree.global.StreamState$$anonfun$1.apply(StreamState.scala:72)
    at scala.util.DynamicVariable.withValue(DynamicVariable.scala:58)
    at scala.Console$.withIn(Console.scala:124)
    at org.apache.toree.global.StreamState$.withStreams(StreamState.scala:71)
    at org.apache.toree.kernel.interpreter.scala.ScalaInterpreterSpecific$$anonfun$interpretAddTask$1.apply(ScalaInterpreterSpecific.scala:362)
    at org.apache.toree.kernel.interpreter.scala.ScalaInterpreterSpecific$$anonfun$interpretAddTask$1.apply(ScalaInterpreterSpecific.scala:362)
    at org.apache.toree.utils.TaskManager$$anonfun$add$2$$anon$1.run(TaskManager.scala:140)
    at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1142)
    at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:617)
    at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:745)

I'm using Jupyter 4.3.0 on Linux Mint 18.1 (based on Ubuntu 16.04) and Apache Toree version:
VERSION: 0.2.0.dev1-incubating
COMMIT: 9b577f19df83

I suspect the error I get may be related to an incompatibility between Apache Toree and the scala version I have... Or something... Any suggestions on how to proceed with this? Many thanks in advance :-)

A: You are right this is due to dependency conflict. I was facing the same problem. It was due to conflict between scala-reflect-2.11.6 and scala-reflect-2.11.8. I had to manually install vegas-viz and its dependencies to local maven repo. Then added vegas-viz as sparks.jars.pacakages in configuration file instead of loading it on the run.
Or you can exclude of the version.

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Файл маніфесту в інформатиці — це файл, якій містить загальні дані про групу перелічену в ньому ж файлів. Наприклад, у файлах комп'ютерної програми може бути маніфест, що описує ім'я, номер версії, ліцензію та складові файли програми.

Цей термін запозичений з галузі транспортних перевезень, де в ньому переховується весь екіпаж та/або вантаж на транспортному судні.

Маніфест пакету
Linux дістрибутиви суттєво залежать від систем керування пакунками для розповсюдження програмного забезпечення. В цих системах пакет являє собою файл архіву, що містить також файл маніфесту. Основна мета якого полягає в тому, щоб перерахувати файли, що входять до складу цього пакету.

Маніфест може мати деяку додаткову інформацію як про сам пакет, так й про файли що входять в його склад. Наприклад, в маніфесті JAR-пакету вказується інформація про номер версії та точку входу для виконання цього пакету.

Маніфест може містити хеш або контрольну суму кожного файлу. Це дозволяє перевірити пакет на автентичність та цілісність, оскільки зміна будь-якого з файлів призведе до неспвіпадіння контрольних сум або хешів, вказаних в файлі маніфесту та розрахованих за їх вмістом.

Маніфест кешу в HTML5

Маніфест кешу в HTML5 — це простий текстовий файл, що супроводжує вебдодаток та допомагає йому працювати, коли немає підключення до мережі. Механізм кешування читає цей файл та гарантує, що його вміст доступний локально. Маніфест кешу в HTML5 визначається MIME типом text/cache-manifest.

Приклад файлу маніфесту кешу в HTML5
CACHE MANIFEST
/test.css
/test.js
/test.png

Маніфест програми та маніфест збірки
В середовище Microsoft Windows програми, які побудовані на технології Windows Side-by-Side (WinSxS), мають маніфест програми. Він є XML-файлом, що вбудований безпосередньо в саму програму або міститься в окремому файлі. В маніфесті програми вказано: назву, версію, довідкову інформацію, привілеї, необхідні для виконання, та залежності від інших компонентів.

Маніфест збірки дуже схожий на маніфест програми, але описує ідентичність компонентів, відомих як «збірки». Маніфести програм посилаються на ці збірки.

Приклад маніфесту програми. Він складається з двох частин: безпеки та залежностей. В частині безпеки вказано, що для програми потрібен рівень безпеки «asInvoker», тобто він може працювати на будь-якому рівні безпеки де програма може бути запущена. Частина залежностей вказує, що програмі потрібен компонент «Microsoft.VC90.CRT» за номером версії «9.0.21022.8».

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='yes'?>
<assembly xmlns='urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1' manifestVersion='1.0'>
  <trustInfo xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v3">
    <security>
      <requestedPrivileges>
        <!--Достатньо будь-якого рівня безпеки-->
        <requestedExecutionLevel level='asInvoker' uiAccess='false' />
      </requestedPrivileges>
    </security>
  </trustInfo>
  <dependency>
    <dependentAssembly>
      <!--Для виконання потрібен Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Runtime-->
      <assemblyIdentity type='win32' name='Microsoft.VC90.CRT' version='9.0.21022.8' processorArchitecture='x86' publicKeyToken='1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b' />
    </dependentAssembly>
  </dependency>
</assembly>

Примітки

Формати файлів
Статті з прикладами коду мовою XML

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F*cking Angry (auch Fucking Angry) ist eine 2012 gegründete deutsche Punk-Band aus Bonn.

Geschichte
Gegründet wurde die Band F*cking Angry Mitte des Jahres 2012 in Bonn. Das erste Konzert spielte die Gruppe am 31. Dezember 2012.  Am 10. Mai 2013 veröffentlichte sie ihre erste EP Doin'Alright im Eigenvertrieb. Neben den Original-Mitgliedern Beckx, Chris, Daniel und Gabo stieß 2016 Dominik als zweiter Gitarrist dazu. Dominik spielte zuvor in den Punk Bands Canal Terror und Molotow Soda.

Von 2013 bis 2020 spielte die Band mehr als 150 Konzerte in Deutschland und dem europäischen Ausland. Unter anderem beim Resist to Exist Festival, Back to Future Festival, Brakrock Festival (Belgien) und dem Hamburger Hafengeburtstag beim Hafen Rock (Jolly Roger Bühne).

Debütalbum Dancing in the Streets
Am 17. Juli 2015 erschien das Debütalbum Dancing in the Streets, welches äußerst positiv aufgenommen wurde und die Band in der deutschen Punk-Szene bekannt machte. Das Album wurde deutschlandweit über den Musikvertrieb Broken Silence vertrieben. Das Mastering übernahm der schwedische Musikproduzent Dan Swanö, welcher schon mit Bands wie Millencolin und Bombshell Rocks zusammengearbeitet hat.

Die Erstauflage der LP (in der Farbe Rot) war handnummeriert auf 500 Stück limitiert und nach kurzer Zeit ausverkauft. Die zweite Auflage (in der Farbe schwarz) wurde 2017 veröffentlicht.

EP Lack ab!
Am 1. Februar 2019 erschien die EP Lack ab! mit vier neuen Songs. Der Song Nicht von dieser Welt wurde vorab als Soli-Song für die deutsche Hilfsorganisation Sea-Eye auf Bandcamp veröffentlicht. Zu den Songs Lack ab! und Aluhut wurde jeweils ein Musikvideo gedreht. Beim Song Definition von Glück zitiert die Band im Refrain den Schauspieler Harald Juhnke mit "Keine Termine und leicht einen sitzen".

Das Release Konzert für die EP fand am 2. Februar 2019 im ausverkauften Kulturzentrum Kult41 in Bonn statt.

Politisches Engagement
Am 9. Januar 2015 brachte die Band ein Rojava-Solidaritäts-T-Shirt heraus. Der komplette Gewinn ging an die autonome Region in Nord-Syrien für humanitäre Hilfe. Das T-Shirt wurde über den linken Mailorder SchwarzeSocke verkauft.

2018 wurde der Song Nicht von dieser Welt vorab auf Bandcamp veröffentlicht und zu einer Spendenaktion für die deutsche Hilfsorganisation Sea-Eye aufgerufen. Der gespendete Betrag wurde mit dem Geld aus der Bandkasse jeweils verdoppelt. Innerhalb weniger Wochen wurde über 1000 Euro an Sea-Eye gespendet.

2019 wurde ein weiteres Rojava Solidaritäts-T-Shirt herausgebracht. Der Gewinn aus den verkauften T-Shirts ging zur Hälfte an die humanitäre Non-Profit-Organisation Heyva Sor a Kurd und zur Hälfte an medico international.

Zum Konzert am 1. Februar 2019 im Kult41 Bonn luden sie die Bonner Kapitänin Pia Klemp auf die Bühne ein und unterstützten die Aktion "Solidarity at Sea".

Im Innenteil des Covers der EP Lack ab! prangt neben den Worten "Punk – Antifa – Go!" das Logo der Antifaschistischen Bewegung. Im Interview mit dem Ox-Fanzine  äußerte sich Gabo dazu:

Sonstiges
2015 spielte die Band in der WDR Dokumentation Hier und Heute: #yourcity - Punk mit.

Am 1. April 2019 veröffentlichte die Band unter dem Pseudonym FKNG NGRY einen Trap/Rap-Song mit Video auf YouTube.

Der Song Dancing in the Streets ist die Titelmusik im Dokumentarfilm Festival der Demokratie über die Proteste gegen den G20-Gipfel im Juli 2017 in Hamburg.

Diskografie

Alben
 2015: Dancing in the Streets (LP/CD/Digital)

EPs
 2013: Doin'Alright (CD/TAPE)
 2019: Lack ab! (7")

Samplerbeiträge
 2015: Beethovens Fluch (LP/Digital)
 2017: NoG20 Solidarity Tape Sampler (Tape/Digital)
 2020: Beethovens Virus (CD/Digital)

Weblinks

 Offizielle Website

Einzelnachweise

Punkband
Deutsche Band
Deutschpunk-Band
Band (Bonn)


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package com.google.apphosting.utils.runtime;

import com.google.appengine.api.memcache.MemcacheServicePb;
import com.google.apphosting.api.ApiProxy;
import com.google.apphosting.api.ApiProxy.ApiProxyException;
import com.google.apphosting.base.protos.Codes.Code;
import com.google.apphosting.base.protos.RuntimePb.APIResponse;
import com.google.apphosting.base.protos.RuntimePb.APIResponse.ERROR;
import com.google.apphosting.base.protos.Status.StatusProto;
import com.google.apphosting.base.protos.api.RemoteApiPb;
import com.google.apphosting.base.protos.api.RemoteApiPb.Response;
import com.google.apphosting.base.protos.api.RemoteApiPb.RpcError.ErrorCode;
import com.google.common.annotations.VisibleForTesting;
import com.google.common.flogger.GoogleLogger;
import java.util.Optional;

/**
 * {@code ApiProxyUtils} is a utility class with functions shared by ApiProxy delegates, e.g.
 * {@code ApiProxyImpl}, {@code VmApiProxyDelegate}.
 */
public final class ApiProxyUtils {
  private ApiProxyUtils() {}

  private static final GoogleLogger logger = GoogleLogger.forEnclosingClass();

  /**
   * Convert APIResponse.getError() to the appropriate exception.
   *
   * @param apiResponse the APIResponse
   * @param packageName the name of the API package.
   * @param methodName the name of the method within the API package.
   * @param logger the Logger used to create log messages.
   * @return ApiProxyException
   */
  public static ApiProxyException convertApiError(APIResponse apiResponse,
      String packageName, String methodName, GoogleLogger logger) {
    APIResponse.ERROR error = APIResponse.ERROR.forNumber(apiResponse.getError());

    switch (error) {
      case CALL_NOT_FOUND:
        return new ApiProxy.CallNotFoundException(packageName, methodName);
      case SECURITY_VIOLATION:
        logger.atSevere().log("Security violation: invalid request id used!");
        return new ApiProxy.UnknownException(packageName, methodName);
      case CAPABILITY_DISABLED:
        return new ApiProxy.CapabilityDisabledException(
            apiResponse.getErrorMessage(), packageName, methodName);
      case OVER_QUOTA:
        return new ApiProxy.OverQuotaException(
            apiResponse.getErrorMessage(), packageName, methodName);
      case REQUEST_TOO_LARGE:
        return new ApiProxy.RequestTooLargeException(packageName, methodName);
      case RESPONSE_TOO_LARGE:
        return new ApiProxy.ResponseTooLargeException(packageName, methodName);
      case PARSE_ERROR:
      case BAD_REQUEST:
        return new ApiProxy.ArgumentException(packageName, methodName);
      case CANCELLED:
        return new ApiProxy.CancelledException(packageName, methodName);
      case BUFFER_ERROR:  // Deprecated
        logger.atSevere().log("API returned BUFFER_ERROR, but shared buffers no longer supported.");
        return new ApiProxy.ArgumentException(packageName, methodName);
      case FEATURE_DISABLED:
        return new ApiProxy.FeatureNotEnabledException(
            "%s.%s " + apiResponse.getErrorMessage(), packageName, methodName);
      case RPC_ERROR:
        return convertApiResponseRpcErrorToException(
            apiResponse.getRpcError(),
            packageName,
            methodName,
            apiResponse.getRpcApplicationError(),
            apiResponse.getErrorMessage(),
            logger);
      default:
        return new ApiProxy.UnknownException(packageName, methodName);
    }
  }

  /**
   * Convert the APIResponse.RpcError to the appropriate exception.
   *
   * @param rpcError the APIResponse.RpcError.
   * @param packageName the name of the API package.
   * @param methodName the name of the method within the API package.
   * @param applicationError the application error from APIResponse.getRpcApplicationError(), which
   *        is used only when the status is APPLICATION_ERROR.
   * @param errorDetail the detail message of the application error, which is used only when the
   *        status is APPLICATION_ERROR.
   * @param logger the Logger used to create log messages.
   * @return ApiProxyException
   */
  private static ApiProxyException convertApiResponseRpcErrorToException(
      APIResponse.RpcError rpcError, String packageName, String methodName, int applicationError,
      String errorDetail, GoogleLogger logger) {
    logger.atWarning().log("RPC failed : %s : %s", rpcError, errorDetail);

    if (rpcError == null) {
      return new ApiProxy.UnknownException(packageName, methodName);
    }

    switch (rpcError) {
      case DEADLINE_EXCEEDED:
        return new ApiProxy.ApiDeadlineExceededException(packageName, methodName);
      case APPLICATION_ERROR:
        return new ApiProxy.ApplicationException(applicationError, errorDetail);
      default:
        return new ApiProxy.UnknownException(packageName, methodName);
    }
  }

  /**
   * Provides a throwable exception for HTTP API RPC user-application errors.
   *
   * @param packageName the package of the API being called, eg datastore_v3.
   * @param methodName the name of the method in the API being called, eg RunQuery.
   * @param status a status proto representing the response status.
   * @param applicationError error code representing the error.
   * @param errorDetail detailed message for the error.
   * @param cause exception to use as the cause (may be null).
   * @return Exception, CapabilityDisabledException, or an ApplicationException
   */
  public static ApiProxyException getRpcError(
      String packageName,
      String methodName,
      StatusProto status,
      int applicationError,
      String errorDetail,
      Throwable cause) {
    Optional<ApiProxyException> statusException =
        statusException(status, packageName, methodName, cause);
    if (statusException.isPresent()) {
      return statusException.get();
    } else {
      if (applicationError == MemcacheServicePb.MemcacheServiceError.ErrorCode.UNAVAILABLE_VALUE
          && "memcache".equals(packageName)) {
        // Special-case mapping for memcache to ensure strict backward compatibility even for
        // undocumented behaviors.
        return new ApiProxy.CapabilityDisabledException(errorDetail, packageName, methodName);
      } else {
        // Normal case for application errors
        return new ApiProxy.ApplicationException(applicationError, errorDetail);
      }
    }
  }

  /**
   * Provides a throwable exception for HTTP API transport-level RPC errors.
   *
   * @param packageName the package of the API being called, eg datastore_v3.
   * @param methodName the name of the method in the API being called, eg RunQuery.
   * @param response the response from the API server call.
   * @param logger the logger to use for logging warning messages.
   * @return ApiProxyException
   */
  public static ApiProxyException getApiError(
      String packageName, String methodName, Response response, GoogleLogger logger) {
    APIResponse apiResponse =
        APIResponse.newBuilder()
            .setError(ApiProxyUtils.remoteApiErrorToApiResponseError(response).getNumber())
            .setPb(response.getResponse())
            .build();

    return getApiError(packageName, methodName, apiResponse, logger);
  }

  /**
   * Provides a throwable exception for HTTP API transport-level RPC errors.
   *
   * @param packageName the package of the API being called, eg datastore_v3.
   * @param methodName the name of the method in the API being called, eg RunQuery.
   * @param apiResponse the response from the API server call.
   * @param logger the logger to use for logging warning messages.
   * @return ApiProxyException
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  public static ApiProxyException getApiError(
      String packageName, String methodName, APIResponse apiResponse, GoogleLogger logger) {
    logger.atWarning().log(
        "Received error from APIHost : %s : %s",
        apiResponse.getError(),
        apiResponse.getErrorMessage());

    return convertApiError(apiResponse, packageName, methodName, logger);
  }

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   * @param packageName the package of the API being called, eg datastore_v3.
   * @param methodName the name of the method in the API being called, eg RunQuery.
   * @param cause the exception to chain as the cause (may be null).
   * @return an optional Exception
   */
  @VisibleForTesting
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    switch (status.getSpace()) {
      case "generic":
        if (status.getCode() == Code.CANCELLED_VALUE) {
          return Optional.<ApiProxyException>of(
              new ApiProxy.CancelledException(packageName, methodName));
        } else {
          return Optional.empty();
        }
      case "RPC":
        if (status.getCode() == Code.DEADLINE_EXCEEDED_VALUE) {
          return Optional.<ApiProxyException>of(
              new ApiProxy.ApiDeadlineExceededException(packageName, methodName));
        } else {
          return Optional.<ApiProxyException>of(
              new ApiProxy.UnknownException(packageName, methodName, cause));
        }
      default:
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    }
  }

  /**
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      return ERROR.OK;
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      try {
        return ERROR.valueOf(errorCode.name());
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        // This is not a member of the ERROR enum, log it as unknown.
      }
    }
    logger.atWarning().log("Unknown error code %s", code);
    return ERROR.RPC_ERROR;
  }
}

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Structure of Arp2/3 complex at a branched actin filament junction resolved by single-particle cryo-electron microscopy
Bojian Ding, Heidy Y. Narvaez-Ortiz, Yuvraj Singh, Glen M. Hocky, Saikat Chowdhury, Brad J. Nolen
Arp2/3 complex nucleates branched actin filaments that provide pushing forces to drive cellular processes such as lamellipodial protrusion and endocytosis. Arp2/3 complex is intrinsically inactive, and multiple classes of nucleation promoting factors (NPFs) stimulate its nucleation activity. When activated by WASP family NPFs, the complex must bind to the side of a preexisting (mother) filament of actin to complete the nucleation process, ensuring that WASP-mediated activation creates branched rather than linear actin filaments. How actin filaments contribute to activation is currently not understood, largely due to the lack of high-resolution structures of activated Arp2/3 complex bound to the side of a filament. Here, we present the 3.9-Å cryo-electron microscopy structure of the Arp2/3 complex at a branch junction. The structure reveals contacts between Arp2/3 complex and the side of the mother actin filament that likely stimulate subunit flattening, a conformational change that allows the actin-related protein subunits in the complex (Arp2 and Arp3) to mimic filamentous actin subunits. In contrast, limited contact between the bottom half of the complex and the mother filament suggests that clamp twisting, a second major conformational change observed in the active state, is not stimulated by actin filaments, potentially explaining why actin filaments are required but insufficient to trigger nucleation during WASP-mediated activation. Along with biochemical and live-cell imaging data and molecular dynamics simulations, the structure reveals features critical for the interaction of Arp2/3 complex with actin filaments and regulated assembly of branched actin filament networks in cells.
Arp2/3
actin
Cryoelectron Microscopy
Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome Protein/metabolism
Actin-Related Protein 2-3 Complex/chemistry
Cytoskeleton/metabolism
Protein Conformation
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Actin-Related Protein 2-3 Complex Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
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Ding, B., Narvaez-Ortiz, H. Y., Singh, Y., Hocky, G. M., Chowdhury, S., & Nolen, B. J. (2022). Structure of Arp2/3 complex at a branched actin filament junction resolved by single-particle cryo-electron microscopy. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 119(22), [e2202723119]. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2202723119
Structure of Arp2/3 complex at a branched actin filament junction resolved by single-particle cryo-electron microscopy. / Ding, Bojian; Narvaez-Ortiz, Heidy Y.; Singh, Yuvraj et al.
In: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, Vol. 119, No. 22, e2202723119, 31.05.2022.
Ding, B, Narvaez-Ortiz, HY, Singh, Y, Hocky, GM, Chowdhury, S & Nolen, BJ 2022, 'Structure of Arp2/3 complex at a branched actin filament junction resolved by single-particle cryo-electron microscopy', Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, vol. 119, no. 22, e2202723119. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2202723119
Ding B, Narvaez-Ortiz HY, Singh Y, Hocky GM, Chowdhury S, Nolen BJ. Structure of Arp2/3 complex at a branched actin filament junction resolved by single-particle cryo-electron microscopy. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 2022 May 31;119(22):e2202723119. doi: 10.1073/pnas.2202723119
Ding, Bojian ; Narvaez-Ortiz, Heidy Y. ; Singh, Yuvraj et al. / Structure of Arp2/3 complex at a branched actin filament junction resolved by single-particle cryo-electron microscopy. In: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 2022 ; Vol. 119, No. 22.
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XIV Volume Showing Sign of a Price Top
The short VIX trade has been described recently as "the most crowded trade" out there. But traders of XIV, an inverse VIX ETN, have not been all that excited about it lately, judging by the trading volume. And that says we have a topping condition for prices.
XIV invests in the two nearest month VIX futures contracts, so it is not a pure inverse VIX product. The VIX futures sometimes behave a little bit differently from the spot VIX Index, and so anyone trading XIV should understand what they are getting into.
XIV has also become a darling of some investors because it usually benefits from the premium built into the price of VIX futures. As the near month contract gets close to expiration, XIV starts rolling its holdings to the contract 3 months out, which is usually at a higher price. Because it is shorting the VIX futures, a roll that involves covering a short at a low price and reentering a new short at a higher price typically works out to the benefit of the shareholders. By the same token, the long VIX futures ETN VXX typically suffers from that roll.
When the SP500 starts doing exciting things, interest naturally perks up in trading market related ETFs and ETNs, and XIV is no exception. But when we see volume drop in XIV, that is a sign of investor complacency, and it usually marks a meaningful top for the stock market.
Because the interest in trading XIV has grown greatly in the years since 2010 when it was introduced, I like to adjust the trading volume to reflect it as a percentage of the total number of shares outstanding. That is what this week's chart shows, and the amazing thing is that values above 1.0 in this chart reflect days on which trading volume is equal to or greater than the entire float!
But when this measure of volume gets down to a comparatively low level, like what we are seeing just recently, it says that the urgency which traders are feeling about trading this ETN is at a lull. That turns out to be a decent indicator of a price top. It is worth noting that the most recent low volume reading (as a % of total shares outstanding) is the lowest since December 2015, just before the nearly 10% drop in the SP500 in January 2016 (just off of the left margin of the chart).
The point to take from this is that we don't know what sort of top this signal is telling us about, just that a drying up of trading volume has been a pretty reliable sign of some kind of short term top. And we should not be surprised to see such a message, in the period of annual seasonal weakness which lasts into October. Time for caution.
VIX Above All of Its Futures Contracts Jun 15, 2017
Correlation Between VIX and SP500 Jun 02, 2017
When Not To Go Short Volatility


Mom, How do you really feel when your child gets bullied or called names?
One day last week my 3 almost 4-year-old came home telling me "Lola" had called her a jerk when they were laying down to take a nap. Seriously? She's three and getting bullied at school already?! So many emotions were going through my mind but the first few were heartbreak, anger and protection mode. I let her explain it to me as best as her little brain could so I could help her make sense of what happen and I did my best to stay calm especially since it occurred at a place where she was supposed to be safe- her school! Let me tell you how moms really feel when their child gets bullied!
My sweet innocent Chloe preceded to ask me if she was in fact a "jerk" and what that meant. Being bullied, myself, most of schooling nothing made me madder than I was at that very moment. My heart broke in a million pieces that she was exposed to hurtful words and feelings that did not make her feel good. We spent several minutes as a family talking about different reasons why "Lola" might have called her a Jerk. Maybe she has older siblings or parents that speak to her or each other in this way or maybe she is allowed to watch TV or internet programs that use this word. Perhaps she doesn't even really know (I am sure this is the case) what this word really means or its implications and would benefit greatly from being taught about bullying and prevention in lessons and activities at school.
Our family revolves and is centered around our faith so we talked about what Jesus would have done and did do when he was called names and ridiculed. Ephesians 4:29-30 teaches us "Don't use foul or abusive language. Let everything you say be good and helpful, so that your words will be an encouragement to those who hear them. And do not bring sorrow to God's Holy Spirit by the way you live. Remember, he has identified you as his own, guaranteeing that you will be saved on the day of redemption.
Lastly, we equipped her with what she needed to do the next time she was called a name by a friend or classmate. By the end of the conversation, she was laughing and kidding around and knew without a benefit of a doubt she was not a "jerk." She knows "Lola" is not a Jerk and probably just needs a friend or was having a bad day, hopefully.
Unfortunately, I know she will encounter real "jerks" throughout her journey in life and school and it is my job to give her the tools that she needs to deal with them emotionally on the surface and internally and I intend to do that with every grain of my being. That is our job as Moms, to project not only our kids physical well-being, but also their precious precious hearts and souls .
I plan to write a series of posts that deals specifically as to what these tools are and the best way to teach our kids what they need to know!
Until next time, keep up the juggle!
Here are some great books I suggest about the topic!
« Hey Mom- What We Say to Others Might Actually Matter!
It is so hard when our kids get their hearts broken by other kids. But you did the right thing–reminded her of who she really was and pointed her to God. Good for you, mama!
I have a 10-year-old and it doesn't get much better. She's experiencing that now in the 5th grade. It's so frustrating and she's trying so hard to be the person God wants her to be. She can't believe that kids would act that way and treat others so badly. It's so hard as a mom to watch all of this unfold and try to help.


Pakistan batsman Babar Azam has topped the MRF Tyres ICC Player Rankings for T20I Batsmen, following the conclusion of their series which the 2009 ICC World Twenty20 champions won 2-1.
Babar was rewarded for finishing as the leading run-scorer in the series (109 runs) with a rise of 11 places that has put him on top for the first time. He now leads Australia's Aaron Finch (784 points) by two points.
Babar is the second Pakistan batsman to top the T20I rankings after Misbah-ul-Haq, who had climbed to number-one spot in 2009.
Pakistan's Ahmed Shehzad has moved up two places to 25th and is his side's second highest-ranked batsman in the shortest format, but captain Sarfraz Ahmed and Fakhar Zaman are the biggest movers in the latest rankings.
Sarfraz's series contribution of 79 runs has lifted him from 76th position to 55th, while Fakhar has claimed the 71st spot after rising 41 places following his series aggregate of 99 runs.
Pakistan's Shadab Khan, who was the most successful bowler in the series with five wickets, has rocketed 28 places to 14th spot, while fast bowler Mohammad Amir has also made an impressive gain of 19 places and now sits in 27th position after bagging three wickets.


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Billy Chow Bei-lei (; born August 24, 1958) is a Hong Kong-Canadian martial artist, film actor, and retired professional kickboxer. He was the WKA world Welterweight champion from 1984 to 1986, and retired with a professional record of 45-0-8.

On-screen, Chow is best known for his roles as General Fujita in the 1994 film Fist of Legend, and Wong in the 1996 film Tai Chi Boxer.

Kickboxing career

World Kickboxing Association
In the 1980s, Chow was the WKA super welterweight kickboxing champion of the world from 1984 to 1986. His final match was on November 20, 2007, in which he lost via decision to Akarn Sanehha of Thailand.

History and early career

Acting
In the 1980s, Chow played an elite soldier in the 1987 film Eastern Condors alongside Sammo Hung, Yuen Biao and Yuen Woo-ping. Chow played thugs in two Jackie Chan movies: Dragons Forever in 1988, and Miracles in 1989.

In the 1990s, Chow had roles in three Jet Li movies: Fist of Legend in 1994 as General Fujita, Meltdown in 1995 as Kong, and Dr. Wai in "The Scripture with No Words" in 1996 as Chan / Japanese Embassy Guard. Chow played Jade Tiger's Brother in the 1995 film Iron Monkey 2 along with Donnie Yen. Chow played Wong, Great Kick of the North in the 1996 film Tai Chi Boxer along with Jacky Wu.

Retired from acting
On August 26, 2006, Chow retired from acting at the age of 48, after his final film, Dragon in Fury.

Business
Chow was born in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. He currently trains fighters out of Billy's Gym in Hong Kong, and Frank Lee's Muay Thai in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Filmography

Movies

Winner Takes All (1984)
City Hero (1985)
Eastern Condors (1987)
Her Vengeance (1988)
Dragons Forever (1988)
Paper Marriage (1988)
Pedicab Driver (1989)
Miracles (1989)
Into the Fire (1989)
Blonde Fury (1989)
When Fortune Smiles (1990)
Triad Story (1990)
Middle Man (1990)
Magic Cop (1990)
Licence to Steal (1990)
Touch and Go (1991)
Robotrix (1991)
Queen's High (1991)
The Gambling Ghost (1991)
All Mighty Gambler (1991)
Wizard's Curse (1992)
Secret Police (1992)
Kickboxer's Tears (1992)
Escape from Brothel (1992)
Beauty Investigator (1992)
The Street Car Named Desire (1993)
Future Cops (1993)
Once Upon a Time in China IV (1993)
Bloodshed in Nightery (1993)
Romance of the Vampire (1994)
Rock on Fire (1994)
Out Bound Killing (1994)
My Friend Roy (1994)
Gambling Baron (1994)
Fist of Legend (1994)
Tough Beauty and the Sloppy Slop (1995)
Iron Monkey 2 (1995)
Meltdown (1995)
Yes Madam 5 (1996)
Horrible High Heels (1996)
Dr. Wai in "The Scripture with No Words" (1996)
Tai Chi Boxer (1996)
Another Chinese Cop (1996)
18 Shaolin Golden Boy (1996)
Tough Guy (1997)
Tiger Angels (1997)
Super Cops (1997)
Crazy Mission (1997)
97 Aces Go Places (1997)
Young and Dangerous 5 (1998)
Roller Blade Killer (1998)
Fatal Desire (1998)
Death Games (1998)
The Wanted Convict (1999)
Undercover Girls (1999)
City of Darkness (1999)
Unbeatables (2000)
Stand in Between (2000)
The King Boxer (2000)
Gei Xiao Jie Bao Biao (2000)
Mabangis na Lungsod
Camouflage (2000)
Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (2000)
Dragon the Master (2002)
Star Runner (2003)
Xiao Tai Ji (2004)
Hero Youngster (2004)
Roaring Dragon, Bluffing Tiger (2006)
Dragon in Fury (2006)

References

External links
Billy's Gym (Chinese Language Website)
Hong Kong Cinemagic list of films

1958 births
Living people
Businesspeople from Calgary
Businesspeople from Edmonton
Male actors from Calgary
Male actors from Edmonton
Canadian male film actors
Canadian male kickboxers
Canadian people of Hong Kong descent
Canadian sports businesspeople
Canadian male stage actors
Hong Kong male kickboxers
Sportspeople from Calgary
Sportspeople from Edmonton
Welterweight kickboxers
Canadian-born Hong Kong artists