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Oct 23, 2019·18 min read
Huobi Research Weekly(Vol.84)
This week, the overall market capitalization for the top 100 cryptocurrencies decrease of 1.1%, with 34 projects increased in value to varying degrees. According to coinmarketcap, as of October 20, 2019, the total market cap of cryptocurrencies was 222,84 billion U.S. dollars, decreased by 1.1%, and the total market cap of the top 100 cryptocurrencies was 219,83 billion U.S. dollars, decreased by 0.75% from last week. 6 cryptocurrency projects entered the top 100 this week, namely Maximine Coin 、OKB、BitForex Token、Steem、LUNA,Dimension Chain. As of October 20, 2019, Bitcoin was traded at 8222.08 USD, 1.54% lower than its price last week. Ethereum was traded at 175.53 USD, decreased by 3.7%. The market segment distribution of the top 100 cryptocurrencies remained stable.
This week, the Hashrate of Bitcoin decreased and the Hashrate of Ethereum remained the same. The difficulty of mining Bitcoin and the difficulty of mining Ethereum both increased. The average number of transactions per block of Bitcoin and the average block size of Bitcoin both increased. The average number of transactions per block of Ethereum and the average block size of Ethereum both increased. The average transaction fees of Bitcoin decreased and the average transaction fees of Ethereum increased. INS was the most active project on GitHub this week.
Bitcoin's Hashrate was 94.69EH/s, decreased by 3.79% from last week and Ethereum's Hashrate was 191.094TH/s, remained the same with last week. The difficulty of mining Bitcoin was 13.008T, increased by 1.54% from last week. The average difficulty of mining Ethereum this week was 2480.646H, increased by 0.79% from that of previous week.
In network activity, the average number of transactions per block of Bitcoin increased and the average block size of Bitcoin increased. The average number of transactions per block of Ethereum increased and the average block size of Ethereum increased this week. As of Octorber 20th, 2019, the average transaction fees on the Bitcoin network this week was $0.439, decreased by 9.3% from last week. The average transaction fees on the Ethereum network this week was $0.126, increased by 4.13% from last week. Total number of addresses on the Blockchain and Ethereum network reached 42.70 million and 75.90 million, increased 0.16(0.4%) million and 0.64(0.84%) million respectively. INS was the most active project on GitHub this week, with 161 commits submitted in the past week.
In terms of community activity, Tron, Bitcoin and Ethereum are the most popular communities on Facebook. On Twitter, the most popular communities are Bitcoin, Ripple and Tron.
1 investment activities took place in the blockchain industry this week, Bitso got B round investment.
1. Weekly Market Review
This week, the overall market capitalization for the top 100
cryptocurrencies decreased of 1.1%, with 34 projects increased in value
to varying degrees. According to coinmarketcap, as of October 20th, 2019,
the total market cap of cryptocurrencies was 222.8 billion U.S. dollars,
decreased by 1.1%, and the total market cap of the top 100 cryptocurrencies
was 219.83 billion U.S. dollars, decreased by 0.75% from last week, among
which, Maximine Coin had the largest increased of 102.62%, bringing its
market cap ranking from №146 to №58, FXC had the largest decreased of
-21.81%, bringing its market cap ranking from №76 to №90. In addition,
there were 6 projects that entered TOP100, namely, STEEM(STEEM, Now
№96), OKB(OKB, Now №99), BITFOREX TOKEN(BF, increased
29.14%, from №106 to №85), Maximine Coin(MXM, Now №58),
LUNA(PZM, Now №44), Dimension Chain(EON, Now №64). As of
October 20th, 2019, Bitcoin was traded at 8222.08 USD, 1.2% lower than its
price last week. Ethereum was traded at 175.53 USD, 3.7% lower than its
price last week.
The overall 24h trading volume decreased this week. Overall, the 24h
trading volume increased by 13.66% compared with the same period of last
week. In this week, 50 of the top 100 projects increased in 24h trading
volume, among which, 24 of the top 100 projects increased by more than
20% in 24h trading volume, 15 of the top 100 projects increased by more
than 50% in 24h trading volume, led by STEEM with a weekly increase of
562.71%; there were 48 projects decreased in their 24h trading volume,
there were 24 projects that saw over 20% decrease in their 24h trading
volume, while 9 projects fell by more than 50%, led by FXC, with a
decreased of 72.38%.
Figure 1.1: The Market cap and 24-hour Trading Volume for TOP100 cryptocurrencies
The top 10 cryptocurrencies' market value increased, the market share
distribution remained stable. On October 20th, 2019, the overall market
cap of the top 10 cryptocurrencies was 1999.84 billion USD, decreased by
0.84% from last week, accounting for 89.75% of the total market
capitalization of cryptocurrencies, increased by 0.26% from last week. The
market value proportion of TOP10 project basically stable. BTC's
dominance was 66.43%, decreased by 0.1% from last week.
Figure 1.2: TOP10 Cryptocurrencies' Market Share of Total Cryptocurrencies Market
Figure 1.3: TOP10 Cryptocurrencies' Market Share of Total Cryptocurrencies Market Changes
1.2 Segment Analysis
Among TOP 100 cryptocurrency project segments, the total market cap
and the average market cap of application class projects got the largest
increase. As of October 20th, 2019,the total market cap of coin projects
reached 1649.41 billion USD, decreased by 0.73%. The average market cap
of coin projects reached 4.02 billion USD, decreased by 10.41%. The total
market cap of platform projects reached 27.24 billion USD, decreased by
3.9%. The average market cap of platform projects reached 1.09 billion
USD, increased by 3.22%. The total market cap of application class projects
reached 23.04 billion USD, increased by 3.22%. The average market cap of
application class projects reached 8.53 billion USD, increased by 7.05%.
The total market cap of asset-backed token projects reached 4.61 billion
USD, decreased by 1.34%. The average market cap of asset-backed token
projects reached 0.92 billion USD, increased by 18.4%.
Figure 1.4: TOP100 Cryptocurrencies Market Segment Capitalization
Figure 1.5: TOP100 Cryptocurrencies Segment Average Market Cap
The market segment distribution of the top 100 cryptocurrencies
remained stable. As of October 20th, 2019, among the top 100 projects,
the number of coin class projects increased 4, application class projects
and asset-backed token class, and platform class projects remained the
same. The largest overall market cap by segment was still coin projects,
accounting for 75.03% of the total market cap of top 100 projects.
Note: According to the different attributes of cryptocurrencies, Huobi Academy of Blockchain
Application will divide them into four categories: Coin, Application Class, Platform Class and
Asset-backed Token.
Coin Project: Refers to a type of asset developed based on blockchain technology that does not
correspond to a specific use scenario and whose main function is only the transaction target. Its asset
value is mainly reflected by liquidity.
Platform Class Project: A type of asset that is associated with the development of the underlying
technology of the blockchain and is supported by the right to use or participate in the platform.
Application Class Project: Refers to a type of asset that is associated with a specific application
scenario and is supported by a certain right of use, participation, or dividend.
Asset-backed Project: Refers to a class of assets that is linked to actual assets such as gold and US
dollars and supported by the value of physical assets.
2. Technical Statistics
2.1 Cryptocurrency Mining Statistics
The hashrate of Bitcoin decreased and the hashrate of Ethereum almost
remain the same this week. From October 14th, 2019- October 20th, 2019,
the average bitcoin Hashrate for the entire network reached 94.69 EH/s,
decreased by 3.79% from the previous week.
Average Hashrate for the entire Ethereum network was 191.094TH/s this
week, almost remain the same with last week.
Figure 2.1: Bitcoin Hashrate Changes
Source: blockchain.info
Figure 2.2: Ethereum Hashrate Changes
Source: etherchain
This week, the difficulty of mining Bitcoin increased and the difficulty of mining Ethereum increased. As of October 20th, 2019, average difficulty for mining Bitcoin this week was 13.008T, increased by 1.54% from last week. The average difficulty of mining Ethereum this week was 2480.646TH, increased by 0.79% from that of previous week.
The number of blocks in Bitcoin decreased by 2.1%. F2Pool、AntPool rankings remained in top 5, BTC.com and Poolin rankings raise, Huobi.pool rankings fall. The overall distribution of the Ethereum mining pools rankings almost remain the same, the number of blocks inreased 0.63%. In the past week, Bitcoin mined 1026 blocks, decreased 2.1% from the previous week. Among the top five pools were Poolin, F2Pool, BTC.com, AntPool, ViaBTC these 5 pools mined 176, 170, 158, 97 and 86 blocks respectively, accounting for 17.15%, 16.57%, 15.40%, 9.45% and 8.38% of all Bitcoins mined this week. The Hashrate was 16.28EH/s, 15.72EH/s, 14.61EH/s, 8.97EH/s and 7.95EH/s respectively.
In the past week, Ethereu's entire network mined 45803 blocks, increased 0.63% from the previous week. The top five pools were SparkPool, Ethermine, F2pool_2, Nanopool and Zhizhu.top, each mined 13529, 10237, 5380, 4000 and 2210 blocks respectively, accounting for 29.53%, 22.35%, 11.74%, 8.73% and 4.82% of all Ethereum mined this week, respectively.
Figure 2.5: Distribution of Bitcoin Mine Pool
Source:BTC.com
Figure 2.6: Distribution of Ethereum Mine Pool
Source:etherscan.io
2.2 Activity Statistics
The average number of transactions per block and the average block size of Bitcoin both increased. The average number of transactions per block increased and the average block size of Ethereum increased this week. According to blockchain.info, from October 14th, 2019-Octorber 20th, 2019, the average size of each block was 0.999MB, increased 3.31% form last week; there were on average 2186 transactions recorded in each block, decreased by 2.53% from the previous week.
According to etherscan, the average number of transactions per block in Ethereum this week was 106.55, increased by 0.82%. The average size of each block was 18765 bytes, increased by 7.46% compared to last week.
Number of unconfirmed transactions in Bitcoin decreased by 3.16%. Number of unconfirmed transactions in Ethereum decreased by 0.47% from the previous week. As of October 20th, 2019, the number of 7-day average unconfirmed transactions in Bitcoin network was 5054, decreased by 3.16% from last week. There were 32485.503 unconfirmed transactions in the Ethereum network, decreased by 0.47% from last week, with the lowest amount of unconfirmed transactions in the week being 6409 and the highest amount being 42576.
Figure 2.11: Unconfirmed Transaction in Bitcoin
Figure 2.12: Unconfirmed Transaction in Ethereum
Total transaction fees of Bitcoin decreased. Total transaction fees of Ethereum increased this week. As of October 20th, 2019, average transaction fees of Bitcoin this week was $0.439, decreased by 9.3% from last week. Average transaction fees of Ethereum this week was $0.126, increased by 4.13%.
Figure 2.13: Bitcoin, Ethereum Average Transaction Fees
Source:bitinfocharts
The average number of distinct miners per day in Ethereum increased by 2.99 from last week. From October 14th, 2019-October 20th, 2019, the average number of distinct miners per day in Ethereum this week was 5, incresed 2.99% from last week.
Figure 2.14: Number of Distinct Miners Per Day
Source:etherchain
The number of nodes in Bitcoin decreased and the number of Ethereum decreased this week. As of October 20th, 2019, there were 9327 Bitcoin nodes, decreased by 0.91% compared to last week, of which 2405 nodes were in the U.S, 1903 nodes were in Germany, and 314 nodes were in China(№7), each accounting for 25.79%, 20.40% and 3.37% of the total number of Bitcoin nodes, respectively.
As of October 20th, 2019, there were 6522 Ethereum nodes, decreased by 12.41% from the previous week. Specifically, there were1726 nodes in the U.S, 1013 nodes in China, and 587 nodes in Germany, each accounting for 26.46%, 15.53%, 9.00% of total number of nodes, respectively.
Figure 2.15: Bitcoin nodes ranking
Source:bitnodes
Figure 2.16: Ethereum nodes ranking
Source:Ethernodes
This week, the growth rate for new addresses of Bitcoin and Ethereum both increased. According to the data on blockchain.info, as of October 20th, 2019, the total number of Blockchain accounts reached 42700735, increased by 158428 (0.84%) this week.
According to the data on etherchain, as of October 20th, 2019, the total number of Ethereum addresses was 75901625 increased by 635947(0.84%) this week.
INS was the most active project on GitHub this week. From October 14th, 2019-October 20th, 2019, INS was the active project repository on GitHub with a total of 90 commits.
Figure 2.19: GitHub Code Activity
Source:cryptomiso
2.3 Community Activity Statistics
The top three most popular cryptocurrencies on Facebook were Tron, Bitcoin and Ethereum in descending order, with 978k, 499k and 156k fans respectively. The top three most popular cryptocurrencies on Twitter were Bitcoin, Ripple(XRP) and TRON, with 986k, 940k, and 477k followers, respectively.
3. Weekly Blockchain News Review
3.1 Industrial Application
1. HSBC Enacts First Letter of Credit on a Blockchain in Malaysia
Major bank HSBC has announced the successful enactment of a letter of credit (LC) on a blockchain in Malaysia.English language local fintech news outlet Fintech News Malaysia reported the development on Oct. 14, noting that the transaction involved packaging firm Simply Packaging importing resin from an unspecified Singaporean chemicals company. The issuing bank was HSBC Malaysia and the nominated bank was HSBC Singapore.Per the report, this is the eleventh blockchain-powered transaction carried out by HSBC and the first such pilot carried by its Malaysian branch. HSBC Malaysia CEO Stuart Milne commented on the successful test:"I am very pleased that HSBC has pioneered Malaysia's first pilot blockchain LC transaction. This showcases our strong commitment and ability to support cross-border trade by Malaysian businesses using cutting-edge technology platforms."
https://cointelegraph.com/news/hsbc-enacts-a-letter-of-credit-on-a-blockchain-in-malaysia
2. Major Singapore Bank Completes First DLT Trade Financing Transaction
A Singaporean banking branch of CIMB Group, one of the largest Asian investment banks, has completed its first blockchain-based trade financing transaction.The transaction was processed using a blockchain and Internet of Things (IoT) platform developed by local trade financing firm iTrust Trading, Yahoo Singapore reports Oct. 17.By applying iTrust's blockchain-based IoT, CIMB intends to minimize the risks associated with commodity trade financing and facilitate credit extension for its customers by gaining access to real-time monitoring of the cargo data in transit and in the warehouse. The technology reportedly provides all stakeholders with secured accessibility and data integrity of digital documents that are recorded on a distributed ledger.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/major-singapore-bank-completes-first-dlt-trade-financing-transaction
3. Broadway's Biggest Ticket Operator to Use IBM Blockchain Against Scams
Broadway's largest ticket operator, the Shubert Organization, is integrating a blockchainsolution into its business in a forthcoming pilot targeted at combating ticket fraud.The organization, via its Telecharge and Shubert Ticketing divisions, has partnered with Boston-based startup True Tickets, which offers an IBM blockchain-powered mobile ticketing solution. News of the partnership was revealed in an Oct. 16 report from Fast Company.True Tickets, which was selected to take part in this summer's inaugural Broadway Tech Accelerator, will see its digital ticketing service integrated into components of the organization's ticket sales businesses, including Telecharge.com and its group discounts service Broadway Inbound.True Tickets CEO Matt Zarracina has said the pilot enables the startup to implement its blockchain solution for the benefit of clients as part of a "massive multichannel marketplace."As Fast Company notes, Broadway — like many entertainment industries — is plagued by ticketing scams, such as the resale of fake or duplicate tickets. Therefore, it is hoped that blockchain can go some way toward restoring transparency for businesses and consumers.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/broadways-biggest-ticket-operator-to-use-ibm-blockchain-against-scams
4. Sacramento Kings Pro Basketball Team Launches Crypto Collectibles
The Sacramento Kings NBA basketball team has partnered with CryptoKaiju to launch crypto-collectibles.In a press release on Oct. 16, the Sacramento Kings announced a new collaboration with the creator of Ethereum-based Kaiju toys, CryptoKaiju. The companies will give away 100 limited-edition Kaiju collectible toys throughout the 2019–2020 basketball season.Each collectible is backed by a non-fungible token, meaning that no two are the same. 15 of these toys will come with a unique experience or prize, such as courtside seats, VIP tours, and signed merchandise, among others.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/sacramento-kings-pro-basketball-team-launches-crypto-collectibles
5. Ripple Partners With World's Third-Largest Fintech Firm Finastra
London-based Finastra — the third-largest financial services technology firm in the world — has partnered with Ripple to grant its customers access to the RippleNet blockchain network.As reported by the Fintech Times on Oct. 16, the cooperation between the two firms will see Ripple's over 200 existing clients reciprocally access Finastra's extensive banking network, which includes 48 of the top 50 banks globally. Finastra was formed in 2017 after a merger between Misys and D+H, with the development hailed at the time as the establishment of "a global behemoth in the market for financial software." According to the Fintech Times report, Finastra customers and existing RippleNet partners will be able to transact cross-border with end-to-end tracking and transparent oversight of fees, delivery time and status.Customers will be hosted on Ripple's cloud solution in order to improve speed, as well as having the option to use Ripple's XRP-powered On-Demand Liquidity solution, which purportedly offers a 3-second settlement time for international payments.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/ripple-partners-with-worlds-third-largest-fintech-firm-finastra
3.2 International Policies
1. FINRA Approves Grayscales's Public Quote for Crypto Fund Shares
New York-based digital asset management fund Grayscale Investments has received regulatory approval to publicly quote the shares of its diversified cryptocurrency fund.Grayscale was approved by the United States Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) to publicly quote its Grayscale Digital Large Cap Fund (GDLCF) on over-the-counter (OTC) markets, according to a press release on Oct. 14.The recent approval purportedly enables the first publicly-quoted security based on a selection of digital currencies in the U.S., the firm stated. The shares will be available for purchase through investment accounts similar to other unregistered securities.There will be no trading volume in the shares' public quotation until they are eligible with the Depository Trust Company (DTC), one of the world's largest securities depositories. According to the press release, Grayscale is expected to get the shares DTC-eligible in the near future.The GDLCF comprises of several different major cryptocurrencies. As of Sept. 30, 2019, the fund was over 80% Bitcoin (BTC), 9.9% Ethereum (ETH), 5.8% XRP, while Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Litecoin (LTC) accounted for 2.2% and 1.8%, respectively.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/finra-approves-grayscales-public-quote-for-crypto-fund-shares
2. UAE Financial Watchdog Asks for Public Feedback on Crypto Regulation
The United Arab Emirates' (UAE) Securities and Commodities Authority
(SCA) has published draft regulations for crypto assets.–According to
an official statement from Oct. 15, the SCA will be collecting public
feedback on the draft regulations until Oct. 29 before providing the final
drafted legislation regarding the industry.All parties involved in the crypto
industry — including investors, brokers, financial analysts, researchers and
the media — are invited to provide their feedback on the document, with
the SCA adding that the proposals will be taken into consideration for the
final regulation.As noted in the statement, the draft consists of 28 parts
covering all aspects of the crypto asset industry in the UAE, including
requirements for token issuers, security and custodial policies, measures for
protecting investors and combating financial crimes, information security
controls, as well as technology governance standards, among others.Once
the regulation is implemented, market participants will reportedly be able to
request the SCA's guidance on a specific part of the industry and regulatory
requirements through its electronic services system, the authority said.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/uae-financial-watchdog-asks-for-public-feedback-on-crypto-regulation
3. Supreme Court of India Postpones Cryptocurrency Ban Hearing to November
The Supreme Court of India has postponed a hearing that would consider
the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) ban on providing services to
cryptocurrency-related business.In an Oct. 16 session on the ban that
prohibits banks and financial institutions from providing digital
currency-related services, the court shifted the date of the next hearing to
Nov. 12. The date was further extended to Nov. 19 due to national holidays
in India, which fall on the date initially set.In late August, the Supreme
Court slammed the country's central bank over its handling of the
cryptocurrency business ban and ordered it to address complaints, giving
the bank two weeks to justify it.Originally issued in early April 2018, the
RBI's crypto circular prohibits banks from providing services to any
individual or business that deals with cryptocurrencies while adding that it
was also exploring releasing its own cryptocurrency in the future.Following
the circular release, the High Court of Delhi criticized it — stating that the
RBI's decision to end dealings with crypto businesses violates the
constitution. The Supreme Court has continued to uphold the RBI ban even
after hearing a number of petitions.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/supreme-court-of-india-postpones-cryptocurrency-ban-hearing-to-november
4. Telegram Writes Investors to Counter FUD Before Feb. SEC Hearings
In a letter to investors, Telegram encouraged investors to view the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) hearing recently rescheduled for February as "a positive step."The letter, sent on Oct. 19, briefly reassures investors that the recent rescheduling of hearings until Feb. 18–19 is good news while maintaining that the company will not be distributing Gram tokens until that time. In their own words: "Telegram views this development as a positive step towards resolving this matter through the court system in an expeditious manner, and we and our advisers will be using the time to ensure that Telegram's position is presented and supported as strongly as possible at the February hearing."Telegram's argument has largely been that its Gram tokens do not qualify as securities and thus do not fall under the purview of the SEC. In the letter, the Telegram team anticipated the February hearings resolving this matter more satisfactorily than the originally scheduled Oct. 24th hearing
https://cointelegraph.com/news/telegram-writes-investors-to-counter-fud-before-feb-sec-hearings
3.3 Technological Breakthrough
1. Qtum's First-Ever Hard Work Qtum 2.0 Is Now Active
Major Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain Qtum has gone through its first-ever hard fork today, updating the network to Qtum 2.0.Qtum blockchain has had its first hard fork as scheduled, Qtum Official tweeted on Oct. 17.The hard fork happened at block 466,000, upgrading the Qtum network to unlock a number of significant features such as smart contract and block spacing improvements, as previously announced by the firm.According to Qtum blockchain explorer Qtum Insight, the number of blocks on Qtum blockchain has crossed the 466,000 mark, amounting to 466,621 at press time.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/qtums-first-ever-hard-fork-qtum-20-is-now-active
4.Weekly Investment Activities
1 investments activities took place in the blockchain industry this week, Biggest Mexican cryptocurrency exchange Bitso got B round investment.
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Founded in 1634 with the alchemical 'union' of Sir Nicolas and the legendary Lady Marianne – also named The Bull – the esoteric Hunting Society has remained, up to the present, undisclosed to the public eye. For The Hunters of the Invisible by Charlotte Bergson, the viewer is invited to glimpse into a parallel blueprint of creation. The exhibition forms a dialogue between objects kindly loaned by the Hunting Society and new work by the artist resulting from archival research recently undertaken during a residency at the Hunting Society Collection.
Known as a feminist artist and documentary filmmaker, Swedish/Danish born Charlotte Bergson has an ongoing interest in alchemy and not least in the work of Mr T. Smith. Also known as The Hunter of the Invisible, Smith's work consisted of letters, experiments and notes found in a hidden attic chamber in Copenhagen; all 'interpretations' of the now missing alchemical manuscript The Saga of the Event. Written by Lady Marianne, the manuscript is the spiritual framework behind the Hunting Society's ideological approach to the origin of creation, which may explain why the Hunting Society's Archive holds the largest collection of Smith's work.
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UK economy being helped by 'greater Brexit clarity'
In this screen grab image issued by the Prime Minister's Press Office, showing Prime Minister Boris Johnson during his New Year's message to be broadcast Tuesday Dec. 31, 2019. Johnson has said Britain can look forward to a decade of "prosperity and opportunity", as it finally ends the "rancour and uncertainty" of Brexit. (Prime Minister's Press Office via AP)
LONDON – The British economy appears to set to pick up in the early months of 2020 as more clarity over Brexit emerged in the wake of the convincing election win by Boris Johnson's Conservatives, a closely watched survey showed Monday.
In their monthly gauge of business conditions, financial information firm IHS Markit and the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply found that the services sector stabilized in December as order books picked up and optimism rose to its highest level in 15 months. The services sector is particularly important as it accounts for around 80% of the British economy.
The survey's headline purchasing managers' index - a broad measure of activity in the sector - rose to 50.0 points in December from 49.3 during November. Though the index is not showing any growth - the 50 mark separates growth from contraction - the rise in optimism augurs well for the immediate future.
"The modest rebound in new work provides another signal that business conditions should begin to improve in the coming months, helped by a boost to business sentiment from greater Brexit clarity and a more predictable political landscape," said Tim Moore, Economics Associate Director at IHS Markit.
Greater Brexit clarity emerged after the election of Dec. 12, which saw the Conservatives win an 80-seat majority in the House of Commons. That means Johnson has the numbers to drive through his Brexit withdrawal deal with the European Union so the country leaves the bloc as scheduled on Jan. 31. Britain will remain within the EU's economic arrangements, including the tariff-free single market and the customs union, until the end of 2020, during which time Johnson hopes to conclude a wide-ranging trade agreement for the EU.
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Q: Running A Missed Quartz Job I'm using Quartz with Spring to run a specific task at midnight on the first day of the month.  I have tested the job by setting my server date & time to be 11:59 on the last day of the month, starting the server and observing the task run when it turns to 12:00, but I'm concerned about cases where the server (for whatever reason) may not be running at midnight on the first of the month.
I'd assumed that misfire handling in Quartz would care for this, but maybe I'm mistaken on that?
Can anyone advise me on how I might be able to handle this?  I'd really prefer not to create a job that runs every 'x' seconds/minutes/hours and check to see if I need to run the job if I can avoid it.
I'm also curious as to why I'm not seeing any Quartz related logging info, but that's a secondary issue.
Here is my spring configuration for the task:
<bean id="schedulerService" class="com.bah.pams.service.scheduler.SchedulerService">
    <property name="surveyResponseDao" ref="surveyResponseDao"/>
    <property name="organizationDao" ref="organizationDao"/>
</bean>

<bean name="createSurveyResponsesJob" class="org.springframework.scheduling.quartz.JobDetailBean">
    <property name="jobClass" value="com.bah.pams.service.scheduler.jobs.CreateSurveyResponsesJob"/>
    <property name="jobDataAsMap">
        <map>
            <entry key="schedulerService" value-ref="schedulerService"/>
        </map>
    </property>
</bean>
<!-- Cron Trigger -->
<bean id="cronTrigger" class="org.springframework.scheduling.quartz.CronTriggerBean">
    <property name="jobDetail" ref="createSurveyResponsesJob"/>
    <property name="cronExpression" value="0 0 0 1 * ? *"/>
    <!--if the server is down at midnight on 1st of month, run this job as soon as it starts up next -->
    <property name="misfireInstructionName" value="MISFIRE_INSTRUCTION_FIRE_ONCE_NOW"/>
</bean>

<bean class="org.springframework.scheduling.quartz.SchedulerFactoryBean">

    <property name="autoStartup" value="true"/>

    <property name="quartzProperties">
        <props>
            <prop key="org.quartz.jobStore.class">org.quartz.simpl.RAMJobStore</prop>
            <prop key="org.quartz.jobStore.misfireThreshold">60000</prop>
        </props>
    </property>
    <property name="jobDetails">
        <list>
            <ref bean="createSurveyResponsesJob"/>
        </list>
    </property>

    <property name="triggers">
        <list>
            <ref bean="cronTrigger"/>
        </list>
    </property>
</bean>

A: MISFIRE_INSTRUCTION_FIRE_ONCE_NOW is for the purpose you mentioned and if you suspect a shutdown of the server(s) you should definitely persist your jobs out of the JVM memory (ex: by using a JDBCJobStore instead of a RAMJobStore).
RAMJobStore is fast and lightweight, but all scheduling information is lost when the process terminates.
http://quartz-scheduler.org/documentation/quartz-2.x/configuration/ConfigRAMJobStore
JDBCJobStore is used to store scheduling information (job, triggers and calendars) within a relational database.
http://quartz-scheduler.org/documentation/quartz-2.x/configuration/ConfigJobStoreTX
Hope it help.

A: I too have faced the problem of wanting to run the last scheuled job on a server restart.
This is the solution I have found is to go back one time interval for the trigger and calculate what would have been the next firing time.  By iterating through all the triggers the most recent time that a trigger should have fired in the past can be determined.

Calculate the interval between each firing:
Date nextFireTime = trigger.getNextFireTime();
Date subsequentFireTime = trigger.getFireTimeAfter(nextFireTime);
long interval = subsequentFireTime.getTime() - nextFireTime.getTime();

Find the next firing time for one time until interval in the past:
Date previousPeriodTime = new Date(System.currentTimeMillis() - interval);
Date previousFireTime = trigger.getFireTimeAfter(previousPeriodTime);

I have found that if you are using a CronTrigger this prevents you asking for a fire time in the past.  To work around this I modify the start time, so the above snippet becomes:
Date originalStartTime = trigger.getStartTime(); // save the start time
Date previousPeriodTime = new Date(originalStartTime.getTime() - interval);
trigger.setStartTime(previousPeriodTime);
Date previousFireTime = trigger.getFireTimeAfter(previousPeriodTime);
trigger.setStartTime(originalStartTime); // reset the start time to be nice

Iterate through all of the triggers and find the one that is most recently in the past:
for (String groupName : scheduler.getTriggerGroupNames()) {
    for (String triggerName : scheduler.getTriggerNames(groupName)) {
        Trigger trigger = scheduler.getTrigger(triggerName, groupName);
        // code as detailed above...
        interval = ...
        previousFireTime = ...
    }
}

I'll leave it as an exercise to the reader to refactor this into helper methods or classes.  I actually use the above algorithm in a subclassed delegating trigger that I then place in a set sorted by previous firing times.

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2014 - 15 NAIA Division I Men's Basketball Coaches' Top 25 Poll – No. 9
Top 6 teams hold steady with Talladega leading the way
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By: Chad Waller, Director of Communications & Sports Information
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Talladega (Ala.) continues it supremacy of the 2014 - 15 NAIA Division I Men's Basketball Coaches' Top 25 Poll, the national office announced Tuesday. In the ninth regular-season edition, the Tornadoes are ranked No. 1 for the second-straight week with seven first-place votes and 248 total points. Behind the NAIA's longest active winning streak at 19-games (at time of rankings period), Talladega holds an overall 24-3 log.
Behind the offense of Brandon Peters, the Tornadoes rank fourth in Division I in scoring margin (+18.3) and sixth in field goal percentage (.498). With 19.6 points per game and a 53.8 shooting percentage, Peters sits in the top-25 nationally in both of those categories. Talladega closes out the regular-season with road games at Southern-New Orleans (La.) on Saturday and Tougaloo (Miss.) on March 2. The last loss on the year occurred on Nov. 21, 2014 against NAIA Division II member Briar Cliff (Iowa).
The rest of the teams within the top-six hold their position from last week: No. 2 Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.), No. 3 Pikeville (Ky.), No. 4 (tie) Cal State San Marcos, No. 4 (tie) Hope International (Calif.) and No. 6 Dalton State (Ga.).
Gathering two first-place votes and 241 points, No. 2 Freed-Hardeman is 24-2 overall. The Lions have already secured their first-ever American Midwest Conference (AMC) regular-season championship and next face Lindenwood-Belleville (Ill.) on Saturday before entering the AMC Tournament next week.
No. 3 Pikeville garnered the remaining first-place nod with 236 total points.
Tied with Cal State San Marcos (222 points) for the No. 4 ranking, Hope International took over first-place in the Golden State Athletic Conference (GSAC) by a 0.5-game after a 72-67 win over then-No. 7 Concordia (Calif.) on Feb. 21.
One week after being a newcomer, No. 20 Westmont (Calif.) jumps up five positions for the best movement within the poll. The Warriors have won four-consecutive games and now are 1.0-game behind the first-place leader in the GSAC. Tumbling down seven spots, No. 18 Arizona Christian suffers the worst drop.
No. 24 SAGU (Texas) is this week's rookie – the Lions have been in-and-out of the Top 25 this year on four previous occasions. At 20-8 overall, SAGU has won seven-out-of-its-last-nine contests.
After four-straight rankings, Bethel (Tenn.) (No. 22) falls out of the Top 25.
All 10 conferences and Association of Independent Institutions (A.I.I.) are represented in this week's poll. With four ranked teams, the GSAC, Mid-South Conference and Sooner Athletic Conference each claim the most out of any league. The Southern States Athletic Conference landed a trio of Top 25 teams.
The poll was voted upon by a panel of head coaches representing each of the conferences and unaffiliated groups. The 10th regular-season Top 25 will be announced on March 2. The final regular-season edition of the NAIA Division I Men's Basketball Coaches' Top 25 – used to decide the at-large teams for the upcoming Buffalo Funds-NAIA Division I Men's Basketball National Championship – is scheduled for Wednesday, March 11. For more information on the polls, click here.
NOTES: (All information dates back to 2000 – 01 season) Talladega (Ala.) is the fourth different program this year to hold the No.1 ranking, joining Vanguard (Calif.), Cal State San Marcos and Campbellsville (Ky.)… The Tornadoes now have claimed seven mentions in the top-five this year – prior to 2014-15, its highest ranking was No. 6… No. 10 Martin Methodist (Tenn.) hops back in the top 10 for the fifth time this year overall and first since Jan. 20, 2015… There have been 40 different teams ranked during the 2014-15 season, with 12 of those programs being ranked in all 10 polls (including Preseason) – last year, 47 different teams found themselves in the Top 25… No. 4 (tie) Pikeville (Ky.) has now held a top-five ranking in 22-straight polls dating back to the first regular-season edition of the 2013-14 season… Preseason No. 1-ranked and defending national champion Vanguard (Calif.) fell off the Top 25 radar prior to the first regular-season edition… No. 21 Xavier (La.) leads the active group of being ranked with 47-straight mentions, followed by Cal State San Marcos and Pikeville at 35… There have been 31 different teams since 2000 to hold the No. 1 position... Former NAIA member Mountain State (W.Va.) leads the all-time charts with 48 all-time No. 1 rankings, followed by NAIA Division II member Robert Morris (Ill.) with 24... Concordia and Georgetown are next with 12, Cal State San Marcos at 11 and Columbia at nine No. 1 recognitions… Robert Morris, now a NAIA Division II member in the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference (CCAC), is the only program to start and end a season ranked No. 1, doing so during the 2006 – 07 season.
2014 – 15 NAIA Division I Men's Basketball Coaches' Top 25 Poll – Feb. 24
RANK LAST WEEK SCHOOL (1ST PLACE VOTES) 2014-15 RECORD TOTAL POINTS
1 1 Talladega (Ala.) (7) 24-3 248
2 2 Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.) (2) 24-2 241
3 3 Pikeville (Ky.) (1) 25-2 236
T4 T4 Cal State San Marcos 25-3 222
T4 T4 Hope International (Calif.) 24-2 222
6 6 Dalton State (Ga.) 24-3 210
7 8 Georgetown (Ky.) 23-4 202
8 7 Concordia (Calif.) 23-6 184
9 10 Campbellsville (Ky.) 23-5 178
10 13 Martin Methodist (Tenn.) 23-4 171
11 12 Montana Western 21-6 169
12 14 Mid-America Christian (Okla.) 20-8 164
13 9 Columbia (Mo.) 23-5 155
14 15 Wayland Baptist (Texas) 23-4 152
15 16 LSU Alexandria 19-3 150
16 18 Evangel (Mo.) 18-9 127
17 19 Our Lady of the Lake (Texas) 21-4 115
18 11 Arizona Christian 22-7 112
19 17 Benedictine (Kan.) 21-7 101
20 25 Westmont (Calif.) 19-8 98
21 20 Xavier (La.) 20-8 97
22 19 Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) 21-7 87
23 24 Oklahoma City 15-7 64
24 RV SAGU (Texas) 20-8 55
25 23 Cumberlands (Ky.) 19-8 53
Others Receiving Votes: Philander Smith (Ark.) 38; Wiley (Texas) 32; Faulkner (Ala.) 30; Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 25; Bethel (Tenn.) 21; LSU Shreveport (La.) 20; Missouri Valley 9; Carroll (Mont.) 3.
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Her name is Rosita Isa, she is a Jersey breed and she was born on April 6th in Argentina. It was born from a cloning operation on genetically modified cells, a work carried out by the Argentine biologists of the National Agricultural Institute, INTA , and the University of San Martin , hence the baptismal name Isa. And if it pays off, it is because it is supposed to produce a day of "humanized" milk . In fact, Rosita cells contain two genes of human origin, coding for two milk proteins , lactoferrin and lysozyme.
Both proteins have antibacterial properties and protect the infant against infectious diseases. Lactoferrin stimulates the immune system and lysozyme, also present in saliva, can kill bacteria. It is found in cow's milk but that of the woman contains more. To enrich cow's milk or even goat's milk, Argentine biologists have explored the idea of genetic modification and claim to have succeeded.
Both genes have been implanted at the same place in Rosita's genome and will only be expressed in the mammary gland, say the authors. It will be until the beginning of next year, around April, when the young cow will produce her first milk, to know if the milk is actually richer in lysozyme and lactoferrin.
And Rosita will one day give birth to some heifers, some of whom will have received the two genes of human origin. With this experience, biologists hope to end up with herds of cows that would be responsible for producing milk for infants who are not breastfed and that would be of better quality than current powder substitutes. after the fight against malaria (with modified mosquitoes), against bird flu and against dengue fever , will GMOs come to the rescue of formula milk?


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Building a choir and a consistently high musical standard takes time and skill, and Simon would be the first to acknowledge Stephen's legacy in this respect. You may also appreciate that these things are easily lost without the right person at the helm. Our choir is in excellent health, as evidenced by their outstanding contribution to our worship recently. We are indebted to Simon, who will continue to worship with us, for all that he has achieved and made possible.
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Badlands, Warner Bros., a Warner Communications Company presents ; Pressman Williams presents ; a Jill Jakes production ; written, produced and directed by Terrence Malick ; executive producer, Edward R. Pressman, (videorecording)
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"Fred Herzog was born in Stuttgart, Germany, in 1930, and immigrated to Canada in 1952. He worked as a medical photographer by day, but on evenings and weekends he took to the streets with his camera, documenting daily life as he observed it. Focusing his camera on storefronts, neon signs, billboards, cafes, and crowds of people, he eloquently depicts the architecture of the street as a framework for human interaction. Working in the 1950's and 1960's, Herzog was early in the field of color photography, at a time when most fine art photographers were producing only black and white imagery. His use of Kodachrome color slide film, however, limited his ability to make exhibition-quality prints. It was only with the advent of modern digital pigment printing techniques that he was finally able to print and exhibit this important body of early street photography." —Laurence Miller Gallery
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AFC U-16: Vietnam, Japan enter quarterfinals
Vietnam was less of an attacking threat in the second period, opting to sit back and defend in the knowledge that a point would confirm its passage to the last eight. Whereas in another encounter, Japan gave Australia a mountain to climb as it kept on scoring after short intervals making the final scoreline 6-0.
22 September, 2016 21:22 IST
Vietnam booked a quarter-final date with Islamic Republic of Iran in the AFC U-16 Championship India 2016 after a 3-1 winver Kyrgyzstan saw the Southeast Asians claim the runner-up spot in Group B on Thursday. The Central Asians opened the scoring early on at Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium through Gulzhigit Alykulov only for Vietnam's Nguyen Khac Khiem to hit back 20 minutes in as the tie remained firmly in the balance at the interval.
The unlucky Emir Shigaibaev headed into his own net after a mistake by goalkeeper Elgard Sychev on 80 minutes before substitute Nguyen Tran Viet Cuong rounded off the scoring three minutes from time as Vietnam set up a clash with Group A winners Iran on Sunday.
Needing to overcome its Southeast Asian opponents to advance to the quarter-finals at the first time of asking, Kyrgyzstan responded in the perfect fashion to its 8-0 reversal to Japan by taking the lead in the sixth minute.
Alykulov picked up the ball 30 yards from goal and broke into the left side of the penalty area before shifting it to his right foot and curling a delightful effort from just inside the box beyond the reach of goalkeeper Huynh Huu Tuan into the bottom left corner. Fresh from its stunning come-from-behind win over Australia, though, Vietnam fought back strongly and was back on level terms thanks to Khac Khiem's goal on 20 minutes.
Nguyen Huu Thang delivered a dangerous inswinging free-kick from the right that was only partially cleared by the Kyrgyzstan defence, and when Nguyen Xuan Kien's volley back in deflected up onto the bar Khac Khiem was on hand to tap home.
Vietnam began to control the game thereafter with Huu Thang dictating the play from the centre of the park. And the ball ended up in the Kyrgyzstan net once more three minutes before half-time after Shigaibaev's miscued clearance from Ngyuen Huynh Sang's low cross, but the midfielder was fortunate to see the assistant referee had flagged for an earlier offside.
Then shortly before the hour Samat Suimaliev's team came close as Gulzhigit Borubaev's free-kick from 25 yards was touched onto the crossbar and over by Huu Tuan. Vietnam was less of an attacking threat in the second period, opting to sit back and defend in the knowledge that a point would confirm its passage to the last eight.
Kyrgyzstan then threw midfielder Adilet Kanybekov, scorer of its only previous goal of the campaign, and striker Aziret Momoshev into the mix ahead of the final 10 minutes as Suimaliev made his final roll of the dice. But then an almighty blunder by Sychev in the 80th minute all but sealed Kyrgyzstan's fate.
Substitute Vu Dinh Hai's floated free-kick from the right looked to be a simple catch for the custodian but the ball slipped through his hands, off the head of Shigaibaev and over the line. And Vietnam wrapped up the win with three minutes to play as Dinh Hai's low cross from the left was side-footed across Sychev and into the bottom right corner by Tran Viet Cuong.
"Our players didn't start the game well and they began strongly which made it difficult for us. However, there was a lot of time left after their goal so we had time to change some things and motivate the players, I told them to get close together and support each other.
"As we said before, the target was not to draw. We had to set them a higher target than that so they would try harder – if we went for a draw maybe the players wouldn't try as hard. We told them at half-time to attack more and keep trying to score more goals. Fortunately, their goalkeeper's mistake gave us the chance so, of course, we had a bit of luck.", said Vietnam coach Dinh The Nam."
"We scored a very quick goal but after that I don't know what happened. I think they panicked and they didn't play their game. We made some mistakes and we were punished for them. We played a team with a strong character, as we saw against Australia. My players tried their best but I'd like to congratulate the Vietnam team. Today we gave them the ball and gave them chances to score.
"Considering it was our first participation in such a big tournament of course there was a lack of experience and confidence but life goes on. We didn't show our best over the three games. Unfortunately, our dream came to an end. At the same time our players gained a valuable experience and I also did as a coach.", said Kyrgyzstan coach Samat Suimaliev.
In the other match, Group B winners Japan cruised into the AFC U-16 Championship India 2016 quarter-finals after thrashing already-eliminated Australia 6-0 at GMC Stadium on Thursday. The Australia 'keeper was being kept busy as Toichi Suzuki then forced Suman into a sprawling save before he tipped over Miyashiro's rising drive as Japan dominated the opening spells.
Miyashiro, Sehata and Matsumoto scored respectively the second, third and fourth goal for the japanese side. Later joining the party, Kozuki netted fifth goal for Japan, followed by Tanahashi to demolish the Aussie side by 6-0.


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Airbus A330 / KC-30
The A340 and A330 were launched simultaneously in June 1987, sharing near identical systems, airframe, cockpit and wings. The A330 is a medium/extended-range wide-body airliner for 295-440 passengers, first flown November 1992.
The A330-200 was launched on 24 November 1995 and is a longer-range (11,800 km) and shorter (by 5.33m) version of the A330-300, with the two aircraft having identical airframe, flight deck, wing and systems design. Designed to carry 256 passenger, the -200 has an additional centre fuel tank and an enlargened horizontal and vertical tail. First flown on 13 August 1997, and powered by CF6 engines, followed by a Pratt & Whitney PW4168 powered model on 4 December 1997.
A330-200s were converted to KC-30 inflight refuelling tankers. The Royal Australian Air Force KC-30A Multi Role Tanker Transports are five Airbus A330s that have been modified for air-to-air refueling and personnel transport. KC-30As are capable of refueling F/A-18 Hornets, F-111s, Airborne Early Warning and Control Wedgetails, or transporting troops domestically or internationally.
The aircraft are fitted with Aerial Refueling Boom System (ARBS), comprising a 'fly-by-wire' boom refuel system and all-electric probe-and-drogue systems. In its transport role, the KC-30A will be capable of carrying 270 passengers. Under-floor cargo compartments accommodate 34,000kgs of military and civilian cargo pallets and containers.
Advanced mission systems include the Link 16 real-time data-link, military communications and navigation suites, and an electronic warfare self-protection system for protection against threats from surface-to-air missiles.
The refuelling capacity is 111 tonnes offload performance, 65 tonnes at 1000nm from base with 2 hours on station
The twin-engine A330-300 is the same length as the A340-300, and, as it was developed simultaneously with the A340, its maiden flight was only about one year later on 2 November 1992.
Engines: 2 x General Electric CF6-80C2 turbofans, 291.4kN
Wingspan: 58.65 m / 192 ft 5 in
Length: 62.56 m / 205 ft 3 in
Height: 16.74 m / 54 ft 11 in
Empty weight: 115300 kg / 254194 lb
Range: 9000 km / 5592 miles
Passengers: 328
Engines: 2 x General Electric CF6-80E1A4
Engines: 2 x General Electric CF6-80E1A2, 64,000 lb thrust
Wingspan: 197 ft 10 in
Length: 209 ft
Height: 55 ft 2 in
Wing area: 3908.4 sq.ft
MTOW: 467,380 lb
Empty wt: 271,625 lb
Max cruise: 475 kt
Econ cruise: 464 kt
Range (335 pax and res): 4500 nm
Operating empty wt: 120,311 lb
Max pax: 440
Max payload: 32 LD3 container or 11 pallets
Engines: 2 x Pratt & Whitney PW4164, 64,000 lb thrust
Engines: 2 x Rolls-Royce Trent 768, 68,000 lb thrust
Engines: 2 x Rolls-Royce Trent 772, 72,000 lb.
Crew: 16.
Pax cap: 318.
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KC-30A
Engines: 32,659kg thrust
Maximum take-off weight: 233 tonnes
Maximum landing weight: 180 tonnes


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Q: Template programming beginner problems I have some basic template programming errors.
I have this code in main.cpp:
#include <string>
#include <iostream>
#include "arrapp.h"
#include <algorithm>
#include <vector>

const int max = 1000;

int main()
{
  int your_mark = 1;
  /* 2-es*/
  int s[] = {3, 2};
  array_appender<int> ia ( s, sizeof( s ) / sizeof( s[ 0 ] ) );
  for( int i = 0; i < max - 1; ++i )
  {
    ia.append( s, sizeof( s ) / sizeof( s[ 0 ] ) );
  }

  std::string hw[] = { "Hello", "World" };
  std::string langs[] = { "C++", "Ada", "Brainfuck" };
  std::string x[] = { "Goodbye", "Cruel", "World" };
  array_appender<std::string> sa ( hw, sizeof( hw ) / sizeof( hw[ 0 ] ) );
  sa.append( langs, sizeof( langs ) / sizeof( langs[ 0 ] ) );
  sa.append( x, sizeof( x ) / sizeof( x[ 0 ] ) );

  const array_appender<std::string> ha( hw, sizeof( hw ) / sizeof( hw[ 0 ] ) );

  if ( max * 2 == ia.size() && 3 == ia.at( max ) && 2 == ia.at( 3 ) &&
       &( s[ 0 ] ) == &(ia.at( max / 2 ) ) && 2 == ha.size() && 8 == sa.size() &&
       "C++" == sa.at( 2 ) && 7 == sa.at( 5 ).length() && &( ha.at( 0 ) ) == hw )
  {
    your_mark = ia.at( max + 1 );
  }
  std::cout << "Your mark is " << your_mark;
  std::endl( std::cout );
}

And I have to solve this, by writing "arrapp.h". So I created this:
#ifndef arrapp_H
#include <algorithm>
#include <list>
#include <vector>
#include <array>

template <typename T>
T const& array_appender (std::vector <T const&> v, T const& size) {
   std::vector<T*> vec [size]= {};
    for( int idx = 0; idx < size; ++idx)
    {
        std::cout << "value of v: " << v[idx] << std::endl;
        vec.add(v[idx]);
    }
   return vec;
}
#endif // arrapp_H

But If I use this i got the error main.cpp|14|error: expected ';' before 'ia'|. So this isn't working. How can I create these template things, to work? Am I  misunderstood, here array_appender don't have work as I think, as I wrote?

A: Try something simpler first. You seem to miss some basic concepts, so I will try to give you a basic example.
A template function:
template <typename T>
T add(const T& a,const T& b) { return a+b; }

A template class:
template <typename T>
struct adder {
    T result;
    adder(const T& a, const T& b) : result(a+b) {}
};

Those can be used like this:
int a = 4;
int b = 5;
std::cout << add(a,b);

auto x = adder<int>(a,b);
std::cout << x.result;

I have to mention that I am not proud at all of this answer. You should be aware that you wont learn basics by asking questions here and to fully explain everything that enters those two simple examples I could write two chapters (well to be honest I could not otherwise I would ;). The sad truth is that you will have to read some books.

A: If I understand right, you need to write array_appender that works with the main.cpp that you already have.
You have defined a template function, but you need a template class, something like this:
template<typename T>
class array_appender {
public:
    array_appender(T* array, size_t size) {
        append(array, size);
    }
    void append(T* array, size_t size) {
        // ...
    }
    T at(size_t index) {
        // ...
    }
    size_t size() {
        // ...
    }
private:
    std::vector<T> data;
}


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Q: In druid how to copy metric data from one dataSource to another? I have metric data for time period 20150101 to 20160101 in druid dataSource "D1". Is it possible to copy a subset of this metric day for a time period 20150601-20160101 to another data source "D2" in druid.

A: Yes you can reindex your data from an existing data source (Delta ingestion mode)
Please read this
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Mad McCain Denounces Angry Left
By James Israel
Head nearly explodes as he rants
WASHINGTON, DC – John McCain continued on the offensive today, deriding the "angry left" for being so darn disagreeable. "Those freakin' crybabies, always complaining, foreclosure this or bank failure that – I don't really know what they're talking about, that's not my area of expertise – but the point is, they're always so goddam pissed off!" he yelled, face turning red. "I mean, give me a break, let's talk about what matters – how irate they are!"
Red state voters seem to agree with this new talking point of the Republican ticket, emphasized since the GOP convention in Minneapolis. "Naturally, I'll be voting for McCain," said a visibly agitated Rob Kergan of Bloomington, Indiana, "because those Dems are so #%&[email protected] angry all the time!"
Known as "McNasty" in high school, McCain has "erupted in foul-languaged tirades at political foes and congressional colleagues more-or-less throughout his career, and his quickness to anger has been an issue on the presidential campaign trail as evidence of his fury has surfaced," according to Nick Juliano in a review on RawStory.com of the book "The Real McCain" by Cliff Schecter, published in May of this year.
But McCain aide Charlie Black countered that, "unlike the angry left, John's anger is righteous. After all, he has to deal with all these shitheads in Congress on a daily basis! I just wish we'd be attacked by terrorists again, that would make John a shoo-in."
Joe McCain, the candidate's brother, speaking at an event today, called Democratic-leaning areas of Northern Virginia "communist country," according to a report in the Washington Post. "And talk about angry," he reportedly added, "those commie pinko Virginians can't say a goddam word without f#%$ing swearing!"
When confronted with his brother's quote, John McCain said, "So what? There they go again, complaining – these elitist community organizers should really just chill out!" Then he boarded his private jet to fly to "one of my other houses, not sure which."
James Israel
The Humor Times founder/publisher/editor/writer may wear a lot of hats, but he likes it that way. Still, his favorite job is writing fake news articles. He is also a musician and songwriter, who plays guitar, mandolin and harmonica, with several CDs to his credit.
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This simple menu is perfect for any Friday night get together with friends. If you make the Habanero Spiked Ketchup (see recipe) and the Creamy Peperoncini Caper Relish (see recipe) a day or two ahead of time then all you have to do when Friday night rolls around is grill a few quick burgers, assemble and shake those martinis! Ahhhhh….nothing better than relaxing with friends after a long week. Cheers friends!
1. Form the ground beef into 6 patties each a little wider than the rolls so that when they cook they end up the size of the roll. Season well with salt and pepper.
2. Preheat a cast iron pan or grill on medium high to high. When hot cook the burgers to desired doneness, about 3-4 minutes per side for medium to medium rare Add the cheese for the last minute of cooking and cover the pan with another pan to melt it (or shut the grill lid).
3. Heat pretzel rolls on the grill, if desired. Assemble burgers on rolls and serve with lettuce, Habanero Spiked Ketchup, and Peperoncini Caper Relish.
Chill the martini glasses in the freezer for 15 minutes.
Fill a martini shaker with ice and add in the vodka and vermouth. Shake and pour into the chilled martini glass. Add the olive garnish. Repeat for friends.


cheers to the weekend: joshua tree.
chicago-based photographer anna zajac is back with her series cheers to the weekend. i'm so excited about this week's post, because she's been to california's much-beloved joshua tree, an outpost for artists and musicians and someplace high on my wish to visit list, and she's taking us along for the ride. anna spent her time in joshua tree in an airstream owned by an artist named Shari and she booked the place through Airbnb. talk about the ideal way to visit the desert — it's just the perfect kitschy fit — a cozy, quiet glamping getaway just 20 minutes from Joshua Tree village and 30 minutes from Palm Springs.
you can enjoy a glamping adventure in this 1974 International 30′ Airstream Trailer shari found in need of a lot of TLC. It's been a work in progress + labor of love and now her trailer decorated in vintage-inspired treasures hosts many happy traveling airbnb'rs. the airstream boasts views of the San Bernardino and San Jacinto Mountains — the two tallest mountains in Southern California, starry nights, on quiet dirt road 1/2 mile off 62 highway. both her airstream trailer and a main cabin are available on airbnb. The cabin, a Sears kit home from 1960, went solar with Sungevity and has been making electricity from the ample sunlight in Morongo Valley since 2013. There is also a firepit, for warm evenings under the stars. i am so in! thank you so much for sharing your adventure with us anna! for more wonderful weekend adventures with anna, visit her website.
joshua tree is at the top of my list of places to visit. an airstream would be the perfect lodging!
Awesome pictures! I literally just visited Joshua Tree for the first time last week and it was pretty neat. Watching rock climbers was probably my favorite part. But wow, that airstream is decorated so unbelievably cute! I'm obsessed.
I glamped in an airstream in Austin, it was so fun! we found ours through airbnb too. highly recommend my hostess: Betsey!
Lookin' good! ;) Shari's place is a dream!
I love Shari Elf and her work. Thanks so much for these wonderful photos. Shari, long may you run.
Anna was the sweetest guest ever! These pictures are amazing, thanks for sharing! I've only had the airstream open for guests since november and it's been an amazing experience. Thank you for the sweet comments, Julian and Anna and friends!


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Ola to extend electric drive to cars
After its move into electric two-wheelers, the mobility start-up is now actively working on plans to launch an electric car in India.
By Shirish Gandhi, Autocar India 30 Apr 2021 15164 Views Share -
Ola Electric, which is busy building a mega factory in Tamil Nadu for its foray into the electric two-wheeler industry, is now gearing up to enter the Indian electric passenger vehicle (PV) segment. From the looks of it, the company aims to gain an early mover advantage in this nascent EV space that just has a handful of players.
While there are no details on ]the Ola electric car, sources say it will be built on a born-electric skateboard platform, have a futuristic design and will fundamentally be a compact city car with limited range, but at a very attractive price.
The Indian mobility start-up plans to develop its electric car indigenously and is working on setting up a global design centre for its electric car division in Bangalore. The facility will be equipped with all the requisite facilities, including those for clay modelling as well as a CMF (colour, materials and finish) lab. Ola has already poached a few designers from Tata Motors for its electric PV project.
Expanding the Hypercharger network
With a lack of a robust charging network said to be one of the major impediments towards EV adoption in India, Ola will be looking to offer a practical solution to its customers. Like other electric carmakers, then, expect the company to provide home charging equipment with its cars.
On the public charging front, Ola had recently announced plans to set up an expansive Hypercharger network across India over the course of the next five years. The company is aiming to install about 100,000 charging stations across 400 cities in the country.
As of now, although Ola has only publicly revealed its intentions of creating the infrastructure for its electric scooters, the hypercharger network could be made to double-up and be capable of even catering to its electric car customers.
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Rs 1 lakh crore Holi splash: Cabinet okays series of proposals with focus on rural housing
Under the Rs 82,000-crore rural housing scheme, the government will provide Rs 1.2 lakh assistance in the plains and Rs 1.3 lakh in the hilly states for pucca
NEW DELHI: As the country celebrates Holi, the Cabinet splashed out on a series of decisions involving about Rs 1 lakh crore, the lion's share of it for building homes in rural areas and an inflation-linked payout for government employees.
Apart from this, the Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday also endorsed an agreement with the United Arab Emirates for a longterm, $75-billion investment in India's infrastructure sector. The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) separately approved new rates for key fertilisers that will result in a substantial subsidy saving for the government and doubling of two railway lines in eastern India to augment coal capacity.
Under the Rs 82,000-crore rural housing scheme, the government will provide Rs 1.2 lakh assistance in the plains and Rs 1.3 lakh in the hilly states for pucca, permanent structures, raising the prospect of a boost to construction activity in stressed rural India. The aim of the scheme is to build 1 crore homes in the next three years.
The National Bank for Agriculture & Rural Development (Nabard) will provide nearly Rs 22,000 crore in support that will be repaid only after 2022. A National Technical Support Agency will be set up to provide assistance and ensure delivery.
The cost of the scheme will be shared between the Centre and the states in a 60:40 ratio in the plains and 90:10 in the hills. The Cabinet approved 6% dearness allowance and dearness relief for central government employees and pensioners, boosting their income by more than Rs 15,000 crore in the next 14 months. Together with the Seventh Central Pay Commission award, this should provide a boost to urban consumption stemming from the rise in disposable income, experts said.
The Cabinet also approved World Bank support of Rs 9,000 crore for the Swachh Bharat Mission (Gramin). India and the UAE had signed a memorandum of understanding last month for a $75-billion long-term investment in the National Investment & Infrastructure Fund (NIIF). This had been set up by the government to mobilise finances for infrastructure.
The government will hold 49% of the fund to give it a private character and is looking for sovereign wealth funds and pension funds to pick up the rest of the stake. NIIF, a Category-II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF), will invest in both greenfield and brownfield projects, providing long-term equity support. It will also try and revive stalled projects and have a stressed assets fund in its portfolio.
It will "support investment in India's plans for rapid expansion of nextgeneration infrastructure, especially in railways, ports, roads, airports and industrial corridors and parks", Minister of Communications & Information Technology Ravi Shankar Prasad said, briefing the media after the Cabinet meeting. The nutrient-based subsidy (NBS) rates for phosphatic and potassic (P&K) fertilisers for the year 2016-17 factor in the declining trend in international prices of finished fertilisers and raw materials.
"At the same level of consumption of P&K fertilisers (about 310.44 LMT) during 2016-17 as in 2015-16, the total subsidy implication on P&K fertilisers for 2016-17 at proposed rates works out to be about Rs 21,274 crore," the government said in a statement. That would translate into a saving of Rs 5,000-6,000 crore. The Cabinet also approved the construction of a world-class convention-cum-exhibition centre in the national capital.
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