text:
=====================
Fast-Track Deployment
=====================

*Fast track* is a mode of operation where the Bare Metal service keeps a
machine powered on with the agent running between provisioning operations.
It is first booted during in-band inspection or cleaning (whatever happens
first) and is only shut down before rebooting into the final instance.
Depending on the configuration, this mode can save several reboots and is
particularly useful for scenarios where nodes are enrolled, prepared and
provisioned within a short period of time.

.. warning::
   Fast track deployment targets standalone use cases and is only tested with
   the ``noop`` networking. The case where inspection, cleaning and
   provisioning networks are different is not supported.

Enabling
========

Fast track is off by default and should be enabled in the configuration:

.. code-block:: ini

   [deploy]
   fast_track = true

Starting with the Yoga release series, it can also be enabled or disabled per
node:

.. code-block:: console

   baremetal node set <node> --driver-info fast_track=true

Inspection
----------

If using :ref:`in-band inspection`, you need to tell ironic-inspector not to
power off nodes afterwards. Depending on the inspection mode (managed or
unmanaged), you need to configure two places. In ``ironic.conf``:

.. code-block:: ini

   [inspector]
   power_off = false

And in ``inspector.conf``:

.. code-block:: ini

   [processing]
   power_off = false

Finally, you need to update the :ironic-inspector-doc:`inspection PXE
configuration <install/index.html#configuration>` to include the
``ipa-api-url`` kernel parameter, pointing at the **ironic** endpoint, in
addition to the existing ``ipa-inspection-callback-url``.


The Memphis area is a veritable maze of traffic courts, and which court you have a date with will vary widely depending on which law enforcement agency issues your speeding or traffic ticket. Click here to read more about Memphis traffic courts.
If you are a commercial driver and were issued a CDL ticket you likely already understand the seriousness of your situation, as too many tickets, too serious in nature, can result in suspension or revocation of your driving privileges.
If you have a suspended license in Tennessee you are in a bad place. Many good people end up in a downward financial spiral due to suspensions, revocations, or cancellations of your driving privileges.
Don't ever pay the fine on a speeding or traffic ticket. You should always fight the ticket! Paying a ticket before the traffic court date may save you time and money in the short run, but you will likely end up with points on your driver's license, higher insurance rates, and of course, a black mark on your driving record, which could effect your career, and of course it will make it more likely that another deputy, police officer, or highway patrol officer will issue you another ticket in the future, as they may have access to your driving record.
Also you should consider that too many points within a 12 month period can lead to suspension of your license. Hiring a traffic court attorney may even save you money, as an attorney may be able to appear in court on your behalf. You should always consider hiring an experienced lawyer to handle your case, and you may be surprised that an attorney can be quite affordable, in some cases costing as little as $1oo. Please contact me for an individualized assessment of your case.
Common traffic tickets issued in the Memphis area include: Speed limit, Disregarding stop sign, Speeding in school zone, Obstructing intersection/crosswalk, Following too closely, Reckless driving, Failure to yield, Improper U-turn, Safety belts required, No driver's license, Failure to maintain safe lookout, Failure to maintain proper control.


text:
use strict;
use warnings;
use utf8;

use Getopt::Long;
use List::Compare;

my ( $difference, $intersection, $usage );

GetOptions(
    "difference"   => \$difference,      # boolean
    "intersection" => \$intersection,    # boolean
    "help|usage"   => \$usage,
) or usage( -die => 1 );

usage() if $usage;

my ( $file1, $file2 ) = @ARGV;

unless ( $file1 && $file2 ) {
    die "Two existing files should be given!\n";
}

unless ( -r $file1 ) {
    die "File '$file1' is not readable!\n";
}

unless ( -r $file2 ) {
    die "File '$file2' is not readable!\n";
}

my $INFILE1_file_name = $file1;    # input file name

open my $INFILE1, '<', $INFILE1_file_name
  or die "$0 : failed to open  input file $INFILE1_file_name : $!\n";

my @lines1 = <$INFILE1>;

close $INFILE1
  or warn "$0 : failed to close input file $INFILE1_file_name : $!\n";

my $INFILE2_file_name = $file2;    # input file name

open my $INFILE2, '<', $INFILE2_file_name
  or die "$0 : failed to open  input file $INFILE2_file_name : $!\n";

my @lines2 = <$INFILE2>;

close $INFILE2
  or warn "$0 : failed to close input file $INFILE2_file_name : $!\n";

# Compare lines: only lines of file1 not presented in file2 will be shown
my $lc = List::Compare->new( \@lines1, \@lines2 );

my @list;
if ($intersection) {
    @list = $lc->get_intersection;
}
else {
    @list = $lc->get_unique;
}

print foreach @list;

exit;

sub usage {
    my %args = (
        -die => 0,
        @_
    );

    print << "USAGE";
Synopsis: $0 <file1> <file2> OPTIONS

Command-specific options:
   --difference
      Show a difference of two files (default option)
   --intersection
      Show an intersection of two files instead of a difference
   --help
   --usage
      This message

Examples:
    $0 file1.txt file2.txt
    $0 -i file1.txt file2.txt
    $0 file1.txt file2.txt --intersection
    $0 --difference file1.txt file2.txt
USAGE

    exit( $args{-die} );

    return;
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Often I wonder whether I spread my fitness-self a little thinly: a little yoga here, a run or two there, never missing a leg day in the gym. Maybe if I concentrated on one aspect of my fitness I could be really, really good at one thing rather than being alright at lots of things. But, you know what? I really enjoy doing different stuff every day despite the fact I'll never top a half marathon or powerlifting podium.
Finally we were given maps and briefed on the run. Three checkpoints were dotted around the city (one of which was split into four) and we had to run out to the checkpoint, get recorded by a volunteer, then run back to the run's base, Train, to complete one of the CrossFit challenges above – this happened three times over. The checkpoints included a long hill run, a sprint hill run three times over, then heading to four Manchester landmarks.
Anxiety started to take hold of me a little. I was worried I'd be the slowest to run the 9 miles anyway – run crews are notoriously fast! – but to do these frankly pretty tough challenges in the middle got me quivering in my Nikes. Thankfully we were split into small teams according to our 10K times and I ran with two awesome guys, Simon – who pushed the pace and kept us going – and Shao, who kept us safe and ran beside me.
Running through the city on a Saturday night was incredible. The drunken crowds were confused and we had everything from chavs hurling abuse to groups of girls cheering us on. There was a huge sense of comradery upon spotting another group of Alley Cats, always accompanied with whoops and high-fives.
I loved it – by far the greatest run I've taken part in. Not only did I complete the nine miles (more like 11 by the time we'd finished, whoops!) and smash through the CrossFit exercises, I found out this afternoon I was actually the fastest woman to complete the entire race, challenges included.
My mind is blown. Never did I expect – it never even entered my mind – that I would possibly even get close to winning anything. But it is because I work all the spheres of my fitness, working my weaknesses as well as playing to my strengths, that I was able to not only survive but thrive.
Slow and steady may not win the race, but strong and steady definitely has a good shot.
Top image from the Still Waters Run Deep Instagram. Tough to tell, but that is me and my team – you can tell from the neon kicks!


There is nothing more devastating or painful than suffering a serious personal injury or losing a loved one as a result of negligence or malpractice. At Crowe & Dunn, we have successfully achieved some of the largest verdicts and settlements in Massachusetts and beyond for our clients who have suffered serious personal injuries or had family members die as a result of negligence or malpractice. From simple motor vehicle accidents to complex cases of medical neglect, we work closely with eminently qualified experts and invest the time and resources to optimize results for our clients. We have achieved success with medical practice cases, including those involving obstetrical and birth related injuries, failure to render correct diagnoses, orthopedic and neurosurgical negligence, and surgical malpractice. We also handle construction and work related accidents and injuries, general tort liability, motor vehicle accidents, and litigation involving defective products, such as defective household appliances, and industrial and commercial machinery that have resulted in serious bodily injury or wrongful death. We also represent children who are the victims of sexual abuse or who have suffered brain injuries.


Support groups and meetings are held regularly at AICH. Please visit our Services page to learn more.
We're excited to announce the Columbia University 8th Annual Powwow will be held on April 14th, 2018. Grand entry for the Powwow will be at 12pm.
We ask that you please fill out this form by Saturday, April 7th, 2018 to ensure that you will be able to receive day gifts. However, all who didn't complete the form are more than welcome to dance on the day of but will be unable to receive gifts.
Please follow this link to request a vendor table for our 8th Annual Powwow. Tables will be $10 plus $2+ for service fees. We ask that you fill out this form by Saturday, April 7th, 2018 to be eligible to be a vendor.


American Cancer Society estimates that 49,670 people will get oral cavity or oropheryngeal cancer in 2017, of which 9,700 are likely to die. Oral cancer is grouped with head and neck cancers and of all the cancer types, oral cancer makes up nearly 85% of all cases.
Oral cancer, like any other cancer, is the uncontrollable growth of cells that invade and cause damage to surrounding tissues in the oral cavity, or anywhere inside the mouth to neck area, starting from mouth and nose, to throat, larynx, sinuses, and salivary glands. That's why it is grouped along with the head and neck cancers.
About 80-90% of head and neck cancers is caused by the use of tobacco and/or alcohol. Other risk factors include betel quids, smokeless tobaccos, certain types of Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), which are linked with oropharyngeal cancer in white men and women, radiation exposure by sunlight, certain workplace exposure, and Epstein-Barr virus that shows its manifestations in head and neck area.
Who Are Prone to its Attack?
As cancers develop more because of the unhealthy lifestyles, wrong eating and drinking habits, and excessive radiation exposures, they are more associated with persons of older age (around 60-62) as it takes time to develop it. However, they can occur in young people too depending on the level of exposure to different carcinogenic substances. They rarely occur in children but around one-fourth of all cases are found in persons below the age of 55.
Oral cancers are twice more common in men than in women, with men over the age of 50 the most prone. Oral cancer is the sixth most common cancer found in men. Also, the overall new cases of this disease have been stable in men while dropping slightly in women.
It generally goes unnoticed in its early stages as oral cancer tends to be painless with slight physical changes, and people don't get serious about it until they feel real discomfort. Most of the times, it gets unnoticed because of the ignorance by the side of the person carrying it.
You may develop swellings or lumps in your neck or somewhere inside the mouth which is caused by the enlarged lymph nodes. A painful and burning red lump usually means an infection if they come and go, but if they develop and gets only bigger then it's more likely a sign of cancer.
If you get ulcer (the broken area of skin) and it doesn't heal even after treatment, then it is a sign of cancer. About 80% of all mouth cancer patients share this symptom.
An abnormal looking white patches (leukoplakia) or/and red patches (erythroplakia) may develop inside the mouth. A fungal infection, called thrush, leads to the development of these patches. If these go away with an anti-fungal treatment, then you don't have cancer. Left untreated, they may lead to cancer.
Unexplained blood flow or bruising may occur such as blood and bruises from or on the gums or tongue, etc., pinpoint-sized red dots on tongue, under tongue, on roof of mouth, and/or on inside of cheeks, and blood oozing from mouth.
You will feel numbness. There will be no feeling, pain or tenderness in any area of the face, mouth, or/and neck. Regular pain caused by swelling, lumps, crust, bleeding or bruising stops the brain from alerting to any feeling of sensation in the affected area. This numbness can also cause a person to develop inexplicable emotions.
Obstinate spots or sores on mouth, face, and neck that bleed easily and do not heal easily within 14 days.
You can feel that something is caught in the back of the throat that's blocking you from speaking, swallowing, or moving the jaws and the tongue. This can also cause you severe pain.
You may get speech problems as cancer that develops in mouth or throat can affect your voice. You may sound quieter, husky, or sound if you have a cold all the time. You might slur some of your words, or have trouble with pronouncing some sounds.
Weight loss is one of the most common symptoms in mouth cancer. That's because it gets painful to eat and swallow with oral and oropharyngeal cancer which causes weight loss. Extreme weight loss without proper dieting is a sign of advanced cancer.
A change in the way your teeth and denture fits together.
If you notice any of these symptoms with you, contact your dentist immediately.
Brush and floss your teeth regularly as an unhealthy mouth reduces your immune system reducing your body's ability to fight off potential cancers.
Don't smoke or use any type of tobacco product as they increase the risk of having oral cancer by six times.
Stop consuming alcohol or at least drink them in moderation. More than 2 or 3 drinks per day highly increases the risk of developing cancer.
Always use UV-A/B-blocking sun protection before going out in the sun. Your lips are very sensitive to the radiations of the sun. Repeated exposure increases the risk of cancer on the lips, especially the lower lip.
Eating lots of beans, berries, cabbage and broccoli, and dark green leafy vegetables can reduce the risks of developing cancer. Garlic, grapes, green tea, soy and tomatoes are also great help.
Replace frying and grilling with baking, boiling, or steaming. Use healthy spices like garlic, ginger, and curry powder for added flavor.
Exercise regularly as nothing can be a better help than an active lifestyle in warding off the risk of many diseases.
Keeping a good oral hygiene is the ultimate cure for any type of oral and dental health issues, including the life threatening ones like the oral and oropharyngeal cancer.
If you find any of the above mentioned oral cancer symptoms occurring to you, contact your dentist immediately to fend off the risk of having one.


Charles Ross, Esq., Lone Wolf and Hot Streak exist to help accelerate resources. Backpack, Prepared for the Worst and Lucky Cigarette Case are for Deck Searching. Physical Training, Streetwise and ? skill cards are for achieving success at all tasks. Chicago Typewriter, Lupara, Jenny's Twin .45s, and Machete(/card/01024) are for combat. Lockpicks and Lola Santiago are for investigation. Leo De Luca is for action economy. Cat Burglar is for Mobility.


text:
{-# LANGUAGE Haskell2010 #-}
-- |
-- What is tested here:
--
-- * Deprecation messages are shown for re-exported items.
--
module DeprecatedReExport (
-- * Re-exported from an other module
  foo
-- * Re-exported from an other package
-- | Not yet working, see <http://trac.haskell.org/haddock/ticket/223>
-- , isEmptyChan
,
) where

import DeprecatedFunction
import Control.Concurrent.Chan


text:
Metminco's Quinchia looking more like a combined mining district
By Trevor Hoey. Published at Nov 25, 2019, in Mining
Metminco Limited (ASX:MNC), soon to be renamed Los Cerros Limited, has had immediate success at its Chuscal Gold Target, having intersected an impressive 350 metre wide zone of gold mineralisation from surface in the first diamond hole ever drilled into the Chuscal target located in the Mid-Cauca Porphyry Belt of Colombia.
Chuscal is part of the company's Quinchia Gold Project, situated along the Mid-Cauca Porphyry Belt trend which hosts several multi-million ounce porphyry and epithermal ore bodies.
Some of these have characteristics similar to those being observed in early results now being received from the maiden drilling program into the large Chuscal Gold Target.
It was in late October that Metminco made the decision to extend the first hole of the Chuscal target beyond the planned 350 metre final depth, given it remained in a breccia system that has strong mineralisation potential.
The hole continued to a depth of 452 metres, and this has proven to be an astute decision by management.
This morning's share price surge of approximately 25% is likely to be just as much a vote of confidence in management ability to create shareholder value from the broader project, as it is in the prospects for one drill hole.
That said, the results speak for themselves and they have no doubt brought the company under the spotlight as an extremely undervalued emerging gold play with extensive exploration upside.
The results included:
MNC's latest results speak for themselves.
As indicated above, a number of intervals with higher grade gold and silver were intersected within the broader 350 metre zone, but the depths tell the story.
Note the higher grade gold (Au) intersected at and below the 222 metres mark.
There is also a significant increase in silver (Ag) mineralisation below 320 metres.
Results from two more hole pending
Geological features of a second hole have also been encouraging with porphyry style characteristics noted around 260 metres.
Assays for this hole are imminent, and a third hole which is due to be completed by the end of November should provide investors with further assay results in mid-December, potentially culminating in a stellar finish to 2019.
While upcoming developments are much anticipated, the success at Chuscal has far-reaching implications and should be considered in light of its potential benefits for the broader Quinchia Project.
On this note, Metminco's managing director Jason Stirbinskis said, "This is a remarkably strong result on our first hole given the extent of the mineralisation encountered from surface, and it has proven very illuminating, greatly improving our understanding of the geology.
After outstanding drill success last year at the nearby Tesorito porphyry discovery, including a best result of 253 metres at 1 g/t gold from surface, including a higher grade zone of 64 metres at 1.67 g/t gold, and now hitting this wide interval at Chuscal, we believe we are in enviable porphyry territory.
''It remains early days into drilling at Chuscal, but this first intersection has certainly provided very strong encouragement about what Chuscal could be when one considers the sheer scale of the gold anomaly at surface, the impressive widths of mineralisation encountered and its location in the heart of the Mid-Cauca belt, which is already host to several multi-million ounce porphyry and epithermal deposits.
''When compared to other global porphyry systems and recent discoveries, this early result reaffirms our view that our Quinchia Project and Chuscal in particular, have great potential".
The project is certainly located in prime territory as indicated in the following map which shows multi-million ounce projects to the north and south.
MNC's project is certainly located in prime territory.
Importantly, the Chuscal target is situated in close proximity to Metminco's discoveries.
It is only two kilometres from the group's Miraflores deposit where a mineral resource of 877,000 ounces at 2.8 g/t gold and an ore reserve of 457,000 gold ounces at 3.3 g/t gold have been defined.
Further, Chuscal is only one kilometre from the Tesorito prospect which as outlined by Stirbinskis has already demonstrated its porphyry characteristics with mineralisation encountered across broad intersections.
Given their close proximity, management is of the view that they may form the cornerstone assets for a multi-mine district with a central processing facility.
The extensive near surface mineralisation which would lend itself to low-cost open pit mining, combined with the use of a central processing plant would make for a particularly economical project in terms of development costs and ongoing production costs.
At Chuscal, the near surface, high-grade epithermal vein population overprinting the porphyry mineralisation is of particular interest given the potential to create wide mineralised zones with internal, higher grade zones.
While Metminco has 100% ownership of Miraflores and Tesorito, it is earning a 51% interest in Chuscal from AngloGold Ashanti Columbia SA.
Promising early signs from second hole
The second hole (CHDDH002) was recently completed for a total depth of 412 metres.
The primary objective of the drill hole is to test the eastern end of the large surface geochemical anomaly and pass underneath the historic Guayacanes workings to investigate the core of the diorite zone as mapped on surface.
After passing through the diorite, the hole intersected an extension of the breccia zones mapped in CHDDH001.
The second half of CHDDH002 is of most interest as it passes under old workings and should intercept several of the ''horsetail'' structures as indicated by the red lines below.
Management's first impressions on the second hole were interesting in that Stirbiskis acknowledged that the company only had quick visual logs to date, but he did say, ''We note that we entered a zone of considerable potassic alteration characterised by magnetite and secondary biotite alteration around 260 metres down hole.
''Both of these alteration minerals are indicative of higher temperatures associated with porphyry style mineralisation.
''We were also very encouraged to intercept a number of zones of increased veining between 120 metres – 240 metres, 290 metres – 300 metres, 320 metres – 340 metres and again between 360 metres and 390 metres.
''These coincided with where the structural model predicted them to occur.
''We expect assay results for the hole to be available within 2 to 3 weeks."
The rig has now begun drilling the third hole (CHDDH003).
This hole lies some 500 metres north-northwest of CHDDH002 and will test the Corporacion diorite on the north-west end of the gold soil anomaly and is orientated to intercept several of the inferred "horsetail" structures.
The 350 metre hole is expected to take the remainder of November with results due mid-December.
EXPLORATION ASX SMALL CAPS ASX STOCKS GOLD ASSAY RESULTS
Copper's eight year high bodes well for copper-gold stocks
Los Cerros lays out sustained drilling program for 2021
Los Cerros receives promising results as it hunts for porphyry at Chuscal

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Two of my sweet little friends on a rainy September afternoon. We didn't let a little water stop us from taking pictures. These two cuties are very good friends of my little man, and we love spending time with them. So happy to photograph them, and to make one more memory with them before they make a big move across the country. My boy is going to miss them so much, and so am I. They are going to become our favorite pen pals very soon!
They are beautiful children...and gorgeous shots.


The need to resolve the unfinished relationship with her father who had died suddenly when she was only fourteen, Shabnam decides to confront her mother and talk to all the people who had known him. She is eager to fill the holes in her sketchy memory only to find out that he had always been there with her and influenced her at every stage in her life without her knowing it.
After thirty years she is now ready to claim her father as she discovers his significance in her life.
The Last Adieu is a personal quest of a filmmaker daughter to unravel the past and make a connection with her filmmaker father, S. Sukhdev, who died suddenly at the age of 46, leaving behind a huge body of work and an unresolved relationship with his daughter.
While he was an accomplished filmmaker in the public eye, his family had another story to tell. With the help of archival audio recordings, old photographs and Sukhdev's films, Shabnam endeavours to construct a picture of her father as she struggles to love and respect him for who he was.
The film is an important record of a phase in documentary history that inspired and paved the way for the new wave in non-fiction narratives, and pays homage to S. Sukhdev, an important filmmaker who revolutionized Documentary filmmaking in India in the mid 60's, right through the 70's.
India 67 is a cinematic perusal of the contrasts, contradictions and diversity of India. The film has no commentary, but the shots speak for themselves. It produces the same effect on the viewers as a month-long visit to India, a sense of having seen everything and a sense of having seen nothing, both at the same time. Shot almost half a century ago, the film is still relevant to present day 21st century India.


text:
Q: Fitting Zero Truncated Poisson Distribution I have the following data:
data=  c(0,1,0,11,2,0,3,0,0,2, 1,3,1, 0,1,0,0,0,2,3,0,0,0,8,1,1,1,0,1,1,
2,7,0,0,0,5,2,3,  6,  1,  1,  5 , 2 , 9 , 0,  0,  1,  21, 16,  2,  9,  6,
25,  2,  1, 12, 16, 14, 15, 15, 6,  1 ,12 ,12, 13 , 5  ,5 , 6 , 4 , 7 ,11 ,
8 , 4 , 5 , 8,  3 , 8 , 4 , 7 , 4 , 7 , 2 , 5,  6 , 4 , 5 , 1 , 0,  8 , 5,  6 ,
8 , 9,  8, 9 , 7 , 7 , 9 , 8 , 9  ,4  ,4 , 7 ,13 , 9 ,13 ,12, 10 , 9 , 8,  7, 11,
5 , 5 , 0,  1, 33 , 4 ,22, 19, 22,  9 , 5,4 ,17 , 7 , 7 , 4,  5,  3 , 0 , 0 , 9,
3,  0 , 0 ,36 ,40,  5 , 4,  0, 11 , 0  ,7  ,5 ,25, 39, 26 , 4 ,20, 12,  4, 17 , 3, 22,
12 ,14 , 8 , 9, 11,  7 ,11, 10 , 9 ,16,  6, 24,  8 , 5 , 6, 14 , 3  ,9 , 4,  1 ,20 , 0 ,
1 , 7  ,9  ,0 ,12,  2, 29 ,56, 16 , 8 ,28,0 ,19, 25 ,35, 87, 56, 66, 60 ,58, 14, 10 ,12,
13 ,13 ,34, 26, 18 ,13, 22, 13 ,12 ,15 ,41 ,11 ,11 ,11 , 5 , 6,  7 , 8 , 8 ,17, 16,
12, 21, 38 ,34 ,10 ,77 ,41 , 7 ,12 , 1, 16, 20,  8 , 5, 2, 20 , 7 ,16, 12 , 6, 10, 31, 12)

I have used the fitdistrplus package to fit this data using poisson distribution.
x=fitdist(data,"pois")

Once I use the plot function on x:
plot(x)

Two side-by-side plots are constructed by default. One has an empirical and theoretical distribution graph and another has CDF.
The data set has (29/244)=12% zero values thus My concern here is I want to fit the data using Zero Truncated Poisson distribution and want to have the same type of graph that is produced using fitdistrplus package [ as I mentioned in earlier part: plot(x) ]
Any help is appreciated. Thanks

A: The actuar package includes a zero-truncated Poisson distribution dztpois. You need to specify a starting value.
library(actuar)
d2 <- data[data>0]
xz=fitdist(d2,"ztpois", start=list(lambda=mean(d2)))
plot(xz)

As noted in comments, it will not make sense to do a statistical comparison between a Poisson fit and zero-truncated Poisson fit to data where the zeros have been discarded.

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text:
Q: Loop through paragraphs in object. How? The following javascript object contains 2 paragraphs. I am having a hard time figuring out how to output them dynamically. Perhaps a loop? But the paragraphs are child objects with their own child properties. I need to access these in a row and append them to modal-section-body container.
Do feel free to suggest an object redesign.

            // Sample Modal Object
            var modalDefaults = {

              // depth 0
              modalId: 'modal6',

              // depth 0
              modalHeader: {
                icon: 'headerIcon',
                iconColor: 'headerIconColor',
                mainTitle: 'headerTitle',
                subTitle: 'headerSubTitle'
              },

              // depth 0
              modalBody: {
                title: 'bodyTitle',
                abrv: 'bodyAbrv',
                subTitle: 'bodySubTitle',

                //depth 1
                paragraph1: {
                  //depth 2
                  title: 'Paragraph 1 Title',
                  body: 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet 1.'
                },

                //depth 1
                paragraph2: {
                  //depth 2
                  title: 'Paragraph 2 Title',
                  body: 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet 2.'
                }

              },

              // depth 0
              modalFooter: {

                  //depth 1
                linkOk: {
                  //depth 2
                  color: 'linkOkColor',
                  icon: 'linkOkIcon',
                  label: 'linkOkLabel',
                  href: './'
                },

                //depth 1
                linkCancel: {
                  //depth 2
                  color: 'linkCancelColor',
                  icon: 'linkCancelIcon',
                  label: 'linkCancelLabel',
                  href: './'
                }
              }
            };

            console.log(modalDefaults.modalId);

            console.log(modalDefaults.modalHeader.icon);
            console.log(modalDefaults.modalHeader.iconColor);
            console.log(modalDefaults.modalHeader.mainTitle);
            console.log(modalDefaults.modalHeader.subTitle);

            console.log(modalDefaults.modalBody.title);
            console.log(modalDefaults.modalBody.abrv);
            console.log(modalDefaults.modalBody.subTitle);

            console.log(modalDefaults.modalBody.paragraph1.title);
            console.log(modalDefaults.modalBody.paragraph1.body);

            console.log(modalDefaults.modalBody.paragraph2.title);
            console.log(modalDefaults.modalBody.paragraph2.body);

            console.log(modalDefaults.modalFooter.linkOk.color);
            console.log(modalDefaults.modalFooter.linkOk.icon);
            console.log(modalDefaults.modalFooter.linkOk.label);

            console.log(modalDefaults.modalFooter.linkCancel.color);
            console.log(modalDefaults.modalFooter.linkCancel.icon);
            console.log(modalDefaults.modalFooter.linkCancel.label);

A: You can do it like below:
let modalBody = modalDefaults.modalBody;
for (let [key, value] of Object.entries(modalBody)) {
    if (/paragraph(\d)/.test(key)) {
        $('.row').append($(document.createElement('h1')).text(value.title));
        $('.row').append($(document.createElement('p')).text(value.body));
    }
}

Online demo (jsFiddle)


text:
The recently collapsed FTX exchange spent $71 million on the US mid-term elections, per multiple reports. However, after FTX failed, Binance.US (the US subsidiary of the world's largest crypto marketplace) took it upon itself to become more involved in politics.
It plans to launch its PAC (political action committee) on US soil soon. Hence, it has submitted a registration for the PAC.
Krishna Juvvadi, the company's head of legal and a previous Uber regulatory attorney, will serve as the organization's treasurer. Even though Binance didn't release any official statement regarding this development, many industry players question the news's timing.
They are concerned that Binance is establishing its PAC one month after the congressional election. Hence, it only has two years to prepare for the next general and presidential elections.
In a recent study, the leading investment firm JPMorgan stated that there had never been more pressure on lawmakers to regulate cryptos than now. The recent implosion of FTX has made cryptocurrency legislation a top priority for America's legislature.
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Due to the impending regulatory crackdown, cryptocurrency companies, including Binance.US, are increasing their spending on political campaigns and lobbying. So far this year, the crypto exchange has spent nearly $730K towards lobbying.
The amount represents a significant rise from the $160K it spent last year per data from on-chain analytics firm, OpenSecrets.
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Earlier this year, the US-headquartered crypto exchange, Coinbase, launched its PAC. A spokeswoman for Coinbase's PAC stated that the exchange would support "cryptocurrency-forward regulators" on a 50-50 basis.
The PAC is only one component of Coinbase's political advocacy work. In 2021, the US marketplace increased its lobbying expenditures to $1.5 million, a massive increase from the previous high of $230,000.
However, Sam Bankman-Fried of FTX was the most prominent political donor. Before going bankrupt, the FTX founder contributed nearly $73 million to various political campaigns in the United States in the period leading to the recently concluded mid-term elections.
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FTX also increased its lobbying expenditures from $50K to $640K in 2022. Before the midterm elections, SBF personally made donations of 40 million USD, primarily to Democratic politicians.
A senior Exec at FTX's Digital Markets named Ryan Salame contributed 21.6 million USD to Republican candidates. On the other hand, Binance has yet to make public the amount of money it would contribute to the PAC.
These political contributions may impact the development of cryptocurrency legislation and the industry's growth.
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Bradley Nelson is a US based cryptocurrency news writer for Tokenhell, he helps readers stay up to date with the latest trends and news from the blockchain and crypto world. Bradley has been a crypto enthusiast since 2018.


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package iot.jcypher.query.ast.predicate;

import iot.jcypher.query.ast.pattern.PatternExpression;

public class ExistsPattern extends Predicate {

	private PatternExpression patternExpression;

	public PatternExpression getPatternExpression() {
		return patternExpression;
	}

	public void setPatternExpression(PatternExpression patternExpression) {
		this.patternExpression = patternExpression;
	}
}


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Pope signs the Encyclical 'Fratelli tutti' in Assisi
The pontiff signed the document on the altar of the Basilica of Assisi, in front of the tomb of Saint Francis who inspired the title and content. The Encyclical, which is dedicated, as the subtitle indicates, to "fraternity" and "social friendship", will be published tomorrow.
Assisi (AsiaNews) – Pope Francis signed his third encyclical Tutti Fratelli (All Brothers) on the altar of the Basilica of Assisi, in front of the tomb of Saint Francis, whose words inform the title and content of the document. The document is dedicated, as the subtitle indicates, to "fraternity" and "social friendship".
Pope Francis arrived in Assisi, his fourth visit to the city of the Poverello, in the early afternoon, in his first outing outside Rome following the lockdown. Before that, he made an unscheduled stop in the morning at the monastery of the Poor Clares of Spello, not far from Assisi, for a private visit. During his stay, he had lunch with the nuns.
In Assisi, Pope Francis celebrated Mass, without delivering a homily. About twenty friars took part in the service, together with some women religious, Bishop Domenico Sorrentino of Assisi-Nocera Umbra-Gualdo Tadino, and Cardinal Agostino Vallini, Pontifical Legate for the Basilicas of Saint Francis and Saint Mary of the Angels in Assisi.
At the end of the celebration, at the altar, the Pope said: "I shall now sign the Encyclical that will be brought to the altar by Monsignor Paolo Braida, who is in charge of the translations and also of the Pope's speeches, in the First Section. He oversees everything and for this reason I wanted him to be present here today and bring me the Encyclical.
"Two translators came with him: Don Antonio, Portuguese translator; he translated from Spanish into Portuguese; and Don Cruz who is Spanish and supervised the other translations from the original Spanish.
"I am doing this as a token of gratitude to the entire First Section of the Secretariat of State who worked on the draft as well as the translations."
The original title in Italian will remain as such, untranslated, in all the languages in which the document will be published, whose content will be made public tomorrow, feast day of Saint Francis. (FP)
encyclical
tutti fratelli
all brothers
spello
poor clare nuns
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