On 14th November 2018 we took our 6 and 3 year old little girls to the Circus for the very 1st time! A simple, yet majorly overlooked family outing, that for families with disabilities is often – very hard or even impossible to make happen. While the average family need only see the poster and plan to go, for families like ours it's a military operation and an accessibility nightmare. Even in 2018, modern day seasonal/pop-up events such as Circuses are NOT wheelchair-friendly as the big top is always stood erect on the most insanely hilly, overgrown embankment/field possible and if you have a visual impairment – it's just money well…wasted sadly.
That's where the wonderful people behind Circus Starr come in to bridge the gap! Circus Starr is the UK's #1 INCLUSIVE travelling "Circus with a Purpose!" It's purpose being to bring a fun filled night to disabled and disadvantaged children up and down the country who would otherwise often Never have the opportunity to experience the joys and memories circus events have to offer. Never heard of them? Me neither, and that's most likely because they're a charity first and use all their donations on the costs of travelling to reach as many children and families as possible, and as ridiculous as this may sound to a non-disabled reader, it costs an arm and a leg to provide accessibility that is also PORTABLE.
So what does Circus Starr provide exactly that an average circus does not?
Relaxed performances that encourage inparticular children on the Autism spectrum and learning difficulties to interact, move around and ultimately be themselves throughout the entire show.
Wheelchair access with the circus big top being built on large car parks rather than on a field, making it easy to navigate manual or electric wheelchairs. A wealth of wheelchair spaces encircling the inner stage which makes it possible to come with friends who are also wheelchair users or as a local disability group without the worry over limited spaces or not being able to see the show.
Headphones for guests with visual impairments/blindness to hear audio descriptions of what is happening on stage!
Clowns that are in no way frightening, in neutral clothing with very little make-up, yet still being recognisable as a clown. Chicco being the friendliest, funniest clown you'll ever meet!
A friendly team of Circus Starr staff who are on hand throughout the performance should you need an extra pair of hands in any way, shape or form – they understand the struggle and are there to support families.
FREE TICKETS via the Donated Ticket Programme which takes the financial worry away from families, so all that's left is to enjoy the show! Click here to Apply for Tickets.
and what I, as a Changing Places user was most in awe of was the fact that the fabulous travelling Changing Places facility MobiLOO have toured with Circus Starr this year and as long as funding allows, will continue to tour with them indefinitely!! Meaning anybody who cannot use standard disabled toilets, needing the aid of a ceiling track hoist for transferring and adult sized changing bench for sorting pads/clothing can come enjoy the experience without the worry over toileting.
Hannah from Circus Starr who had kindly arranged FREE tickets for our family of 4 and who'd I'd been leasing with on Twitter for sometime met us as we passed the MobiLOO vehicle where attendant Ceri was also waiting to say Hello! It's such an heartwarming feeling to finally meet people you campaign along side for change. We'd stop to chat more with them after as the littles were eager to get inside and not miss a beat!
The show was absolutely packed with local families – disabled and able alike. Friendly staff guided us through the crowd at the enterance to a place to park my electric wheelchair and grabbed us 3 additional collapsible seats so we could enjoy the acts, seated together as a family. You'd be shocked at the amount of times a family like ours gets split up due to lack of access. Not this time, Circus Starr had really thought it through. Not only was it practical and convenient to sit at the front as a wheelchair user, with a daughter and partner who are visually impaired – it was equally important to them that we were as close as possible for them to also get the most out of the experience. Sadly Hannah explained early on in the arrangements that not all their shows have the option of audio description due to lack of funds. This is something they hope to make happen in the future and would of definitely made it that bit more accessible especially for my 6 year old.
The girls and us were mesmerised from the word go watching the incredible and mighty brave acrobats twirl on various objects through the big top sky, Abbie and Ava shouted in chorus with the rest of the children as the ring leader and Chicco the clown engaged the young audience to look for the bear, the tent roaring with laughter when Chicco and his friends couldn't see the teddy playing hide and seek. At the interval, Hannah came to find us to ask if we needed any assistance to which she helped my partner get some chips from the stall. As kids do, the girls at the sight of grub acted like they'd never been fed so we were very thankful to see bites to eat such as hot dogs, chips, cotton candy and I believe there were burgers but they must of been at the other side. The ringleader announced that the children were welcome on stage during the 20min interval to have their face painted, get a animal balloon and take photos with Chicco and the other performers. As it was quite packed, we decided against trying to navigate out the spot kindly dedicated to us to go onto the stage for these activities and the girls were quite happily eating their grub, but it's definitely something we'll aim to do next year when we return now we know how it all works!
The 2nd half of the show included some very talented ladies balancing on large balls going up and down ramps and a tear jerking performance of Reach by S Club 7, followed up with This is Me, the inspirational hit single from The Greatest Showman Soundtrack – both accompanied with the performers signing in Makaton whilst encouraging the audience to sign/sing along with the songs. The girls ABSOLUTELY loved this and sang and signed (thank you to Cbeebies Mr Tumble) with everyone, as did I. Such a lovely way and momentous moment for the big finale!!
If you enjoyed this post, please consider taking a moment to donate to this 'Circus with a Purpose' so they can continue to do the amazing job they do and bringing about wonderful memories to families like ours. Thank You!


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Renowned British chef Simon Rogan, is set to open Aulis Hong Kong, his first overseas chef's table and development kitchen concept in heart of Hong Kong in early January 2019. This will be followed by the opening of sister venue Roganic Hong Kong in early February 2019.
The 12-seater Aulis Hong Kong comes to Asia after the successful launch of Aulis Cartmel withint L'Enclume in 2016. This followed with the opening of Aulis London in 2017. As an experimental hub, Aulis Hong Kong invites guests to surrender their senses to the creativity of the chef. The ever-changing 8-10 course experimental menu offers diners the opportunity to immerse themselves in Rogan's unique culinary vision first-hand, and will be priced at HK$ 1,480 + 10% per guest, with an additional HK$ 680 for a choice of wine or cocktail pairing experience.
Meanwhile, Roganic Hong Kong is the continued success story of its two-year pop-up in London's Marylebone as the first international outpost in Asia. Equipped with an award-winning team of chefs, Roganic aims to carry over elements of Simon Rogan's two-Michelin-starred L'Enclume whilst adapting to the local palate in fun and eccentric ways.


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OKLAHOMA CITY • The Golden State Warriors arrived at the Chesapeake Energy Arena as the greatest basketball show on earth.
The defending champions and the most credentialled regular-season team in National Basketball Association history, with 73 victories, left on Tuesday on the brink of elimination.
They were battered in successive games by an Oklahoma City Thunder team who played like a tornado. With a convincing 118-94 Game 4 victory, the Thunder took a 3-1 lead in the Western Conference finals, setting up a close-out game today (tomorrow morning, Singapore time) in Oakland, California.
Russell Westbrook played more like the league's most valuable player than Stephen Curry, who won the MVP award this season and last.
Westbrook riddled the Warriors' defence for 36 points and 11 assists, with 11 rebounds for a triple-double. Kevin Durant added 26 points and 11 rebounds for the Thunder.
Golden State have lost back-to-back games for the first time this season.
Only nine teams in National Basketball Association history have overturned a 1-3 series deficit. The leading team has beaten the other 223 times.
In the last two games, the Thunder's line-up of Russell Westbrook, Dion Waiters, Andre Roberson, Kevin Durant and Serge Ibaka outscored the Warriors by 56 points.
"I know that my energy and aggression can impact the game," said Westbrook. "I was just using my size to get to the basket and create some havoc."
Curry endured a six-for-20 shooting night, with six turnovers. Klay Thompson had 26 points to lead the Warriors, who finished with 21 turnovers.
"This is probably the longest team in the league that we're facing, and we are continuing to try to throw passes over the top of their outstretched arms," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said of the turnovers. "It's probably not a great idea."
Most satisfying for the Thunder and their raucous fans was Draymond Green's continued poor play - he shot one for 7 and had six turnovers - after the NBA did not suspend him for his kick to Steven Adams' groin in Game 3.
"The league is pro-business - he's one of the best players," Durant said, suggesting the league was not going to meddle too much in its marquee series. "We're not upset about it; that's just how it goes."
For his part, Durant came out of the blocks on the attack. Instead of settling for jump shots and three-pointers, he started the night driving the ball to the rim and forcing the Warriors to foul him.
Durant and Westbrook were a combined 12-for-12 from the line in the first half.
The Thunder kept pounding the boards and winning the hustle points too. That included Adams getting to a loose ball outside the three-point arc and firing a fast-ball pass to Andre Roberson under the goal for a lay-up. The play was indicative of the type of night Oklahoma City were having, as the Thunder raced to a 72-53 half-time lead.
Thompson, after scoring just four points in the first half, broke loose for 19 points in the third quarter. Once again, though, Oklahoma City ended the quarter strong to take a 12-point advantage.
Golden State lost back-to-back games for the first time this season, falling by a combined 52 points over the two games at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Curry was held to 19 points on Tuesday, adding to the speculation that he is not entirely healthy.
"I'm fine," Curry said. "It's a tough situation to be in, but the series isn't over. In our locker room, there is obviously frustration trying to figure out how we can get back to being ourselves. We have an opportunity to do that on Thursday, so we're excited about that."


1998, 02 - 2000, 10 Head, Mathematical Biology, Institute for Animal Health, Compton, Berkshire.
1994, 10 - 1998, 02 EC Human Capital Mobility Research Fellow, Immunology Department, Institut Pasteur, Paris, France.
1990, 10 - 1994, 10 Royal Society University Research Fellow, Zoology Department, Oxford University.


MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The mother of the victim and the suspect in a homicide that happened Wednesday night is speaking out.
"I'm hurt, because my son is no longer hear with me, and I have to live with the fact that for the rest of my life my son killed my other son," said Martrice Adams Nunn.
Nunn says its all sinking in. The reality of the stronghold that gun violence seems to have over her family and the Mid-South.
"It needs to stop. It has to stop," said Nunn.
Nunn says she walked into her home to find her son Mike Cross lying in the hallway--after police say he was shot in the chest by his 16-year-old brother on Wednesday night.
"To see your child just laying there, and you weren't here to protect either one of them," said Nunn. "I got one son dead by my son who shot and killed him over a petty argument. "
This mother says both of her sons lost their father's to gun violence, and she wants the deadly cycle to end now...she's fed up with the gunplay destroying families.
"It's a hard pill to swallow, because I am on both sides of the fence," said Nunn.
She says with one child in jail and making arrangements to bury the other, Thanksgiving will never be the same.
While cooking through her tears, this mother says she was determined to make the turkey her son was looking forward to eating before his life was cut short.
"He said can you make sure you cook a turkey. He knows I don't eat turkey, but there is one in there right now," said Nunn.
She says that even if no one touches the turkey, she's at peace knowing she prepared it as promised.
On Friday, her 16-year-old appeared before a judge and said the shooting was accidental. The two were tussling over the gun and someone accidentally touched the trigger.


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New Vibe Yoga is like a refuge from the storm that is New York City
by Lisa Elaine Held, February 23, 2015
The pretty new East Village yoga studio is devoted to Mysore Ashtanga—and de-stressing New Yorkers.
(Photo: New Vibe Yoga)
Alex Schatzberg, a New York City yoga teacher who's been a fixture on the scene for a long time, couldn't find a studio that felt like "home" to him.
So in the fall, he hung out his own shingle to create the "new vibe" he was looking for: a comfortable, non-corporate, welcoming refuge. And his New Vibe Yoga, an Ashtanga-focused studio in the East Village, really does occupy a beautiful, tranquil and energetically pleasing corner of the city. "Those of us who do yoga in New York City are trying to reduce the stress of living in the city," says Schatzberg, who since 2008 has taught vinyasa and Ashtanga classes at spots like Equinox, Yoga to the People, and YogaWorks.
Inside, there are no computers in sight for signing in, and no pictures of gurus or gods on the walls (aside from a small Ganesh on the door), just a sun and a moon to encourage you to tap into nature, along with your breath, body, and mind.
The space is profoundly quiet and pretty, with high ceilings, exposed brick walls, fireplaces in the practice room, thriving amaryllis in the welcome area, a shower (an Ashtanga luxury), and a backyard garden. The building's owner even installed a special plumbing system to filter the water and a system in the walls to purify the air.
It's a sweet setting for Mysore Ashtanga, a self-paced practice known for its rigid rules (no props, no music, and no drinking water during class, for example). "I don't really even like to call it Mysore," he says. "That sounds intimidating. I teach a personalized yoga practice."
He suggests students do use props to avoid injury, and while Mysore is traditionally done at the crack of dawn, he offers classes in the early morning, late morning, and evening (recognizing that not everyone who might like Ashtanga can get up before the sun). He also skips Sundays, a nod to the fact that in modern life, it doesn't have to be a six-days-a-week practice (and maybe suggesting he likes brunch?).
Another plus: Classes are small for now, with maybe five students in the early morning and 15 in the evening, meaning lots of attention and room to maneuver—a bonus if you're looking for your own new vibe but haven't tried Ashtanga before. —Ann Abel
New Vibe Yoga, $20 per class, 113 E. 2nd St., between First Ave. and Avenue A, East Village, www.newvibeyoga.com
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Ann Wagner, Marco Rubio face conservative opposition in extending Social Security to paid family leave
In 2015, Rep. Ann Wagner, R-Mo., was one of few Republicans who stood and applauded when former President Barack Obama called for paid family leave during his State of the Union address.
"I can tell you at the time it was a pretty lonely place for a Republican to be," she said. "But today we have a Republican White House willing to work with us on a conservative solution."
Now Wagner is doing more than just applauding. She will soon have actual legislation ready to go. What she still doesn't have is much overt support from the Republican rank and file, and some outside conservative groups are mounting opposition to her plans. Instead, pro-paid leave Republicans threaten to open a rift within the party over its approach to family policy.
Many Republicans say they back some form of paid leave, but they're not coalescing around a specific plan, even though all acknowledge discussions are happening both behind closed doors and in open hearings. Much of that chatter has been helped along by the support of senior White House adviser and first daughter Ivanka Trump.
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., has taken the lead in the Senate, but failed to reach an agreement with other Republicans. Last week, he unveiled legislation that would allow parents to take out Social Security early following a birth or adoption in exchange for delaying retirement — but failed to get any co-sponsors.
"We've got some work to do," Rubio acknowledged after unveiling his legislation, the Economic Security for New Parents Act. "I don't think it's disagreement on the goal."
Wagner was by his side, and will introduce a House version when members return from the summer recess. She said there was "huge interest" in the lower chamber from GOP lawmakers but did not name names.
The plan has certain characteristics that could make it attractive to Republicans who would normally be skeptical of paid leave legislation. It is voluntary, for starters, and does not add taxes or new entitlement programs. Historically GOP lawmakers have been concerned that those factors, which are typical for Democratic paid leave plans, would limit employment, reduce wages, or backfire by causing fewer women to be hired or promoted.
Nevertheless, certain outside groups are raising the alarm about the plan. Most of all, they claim that it is a mistake to tap into Social Security, given that its trust funds are expected to run out in 2034. If that happens, beneficiaries would face an immediate cut of about a fifth of their benefits. Should a paid parental leave be carried out through Social Security, those benefits would be cut as well. The change would happen even sooner in the case of a recession.
"If Social Security was on a stable path and wasn't going to go bankrupt, this proposal would probably work very well," said Ben Gitis, director of labor market policy at the conservative American Action Forum.
Large changes to Social Security will be required to address the program's finances. Trustees say that either benefits will need to be reduced by 17 percent or that the payroll tax will need to be increased by 2.78 percent, to 15.18 percent. Conservative groups have suggested additional measures, such as moving the age of retirement back or raising the cost of living adjustments.
"It would be a huge mistake to ask taxpayers to subsidize family leave benefits through Social Security, which is already drowning in red ink," said Dave Abrams, spokesman for Freedom Partners, a free-market nonprofit associated with the Koch brothers. "Rather than creating a new entitlement program, Congress should modernize Social Security so it is affordable and sustainable."
The conservative Heritage Foundation, a think tank that is influential among Republicans, also is opposed to the proposal, calling it a "problematic" way to provide access to paid family leave. Romina Boccia, deputy director at the organization's Thomas A. Roe Institute for Economic Policy, said she was concerned private businesses would ditch the paid family leave provisions they have.
"I worry that if this proposal had any legs and were to become law, it would ultimately backfire on women of childbearing age," she said. "Social Security is the wrong program to attach this to. Why stop at paid family leave? Why not allow it for other purposes like paying off student loans, or any other need for that matter?"
Instead, the organization supports ideas such as allowing workers to trade overtime for time off, something that is currently not allowed. Boccia said that years into the future, lawmakers would face political pressure to lift the retirement delay that had been used by new parents, particularly given the needs of people who work manual labor, such as home health aides or construction workers, and already have difficulty working until age 62.
Not all outside conservative organizations are opposed. The Independent Women's Forum was the first to conceive of the Social Security plan, publishing a white paper of the proposal that laid the groundwork for the Rubio bill.
Carrie Lukas, the organization's president, pointed out that some women have to drop out of the workforce because they are unable to access paid leave and then turn to government assistance, during which they are no longer paying into Social Security.
"At worst it's neutral, or it's possible that it will inch in the right direction," Lukas said of the Social Security fund.
Andrew Biggs, a resident scholar on Social Security reform at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, made a similar point when testifying during a recent hearing.
President Trump has said he does not want to make any changes to Social Security's retirement program, but the White House has called paid family leave a priority.
"The White House looks forward to reviewing Sen. Rubio's legislation, and all subsequent proposals, as we continue to work with members of Congress on both sides of the aisle to pass into law a national plan that will benefit America's hard working families," a senior White House official said.
Ivanka Trump said Thursday at a press event that other senators are planning to introduce their own legislation. She doesn't think a bill will pass in this Congress, but said she was "cautiously optimistic" a bill could pass next year.
"At this point we are curating ideas with the hope to build consensus," she said. "But it will take time."
GOP Sens. Joni Ernst of Iowa and Mike Lee of Utah had been having discussions with Ivanka Trump and with Rubio, but are now signaling that they'll be unveiling their own separate proposal, saying that they "intend to continue to work on a paid-leave proposal that we hope we can all support."
"The fundamental idea of giving working parents the flexibility they need to make Social Security work for them so they can take time off to care for a new baby, is worth exploring," they said in separately provided but identical statements. "Sen. Rubio and I just have some disagreements about the scope of that flexibility."
Other GOP senators that have met with Ivanka Trump include Bill Cassidy of Louisiana and Deb Fischer of Nebraska. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, has been reviewing and analyzing the costs and benefits of wrapping paid family leave into Social Security, according to his spokeswoman, Julia Lawless.
So far, senators have not been vocal about the Social Security concerns raised by outside groups. Rubio said that the reason he was introducing the bill alone was because there were disagreements over whether parents should be able to transfer the leave benefit to a spouse, and whether both parents should be allowed to avail themselves of the benefit.
"It's not even the framework of the proposal, but some of the details of it that other offices needed some time to get on board with or work through," he said.
"We are prepared to invest the time and energy to do it," Rubio said. "Big reforms require that."


Horatio Gates Allen was born at Essex County, Mass on February 12, 1788, (see note below) to Ephraim W. Allen (b. 1752 – d. 1816) and Huldah Brown. His father served in the Revolutionary War under Horatio Gates.
"On August 1, 1813, the senior partner of the business disposed of his entire interest to his brother Horatio, who continued the paper until the following year of January 1814. Horatio then sold his paper, printing office, and bookstore to Mr. William Greenough and Mr. Nathan Burrell. The 2nd of May 1813, Horatio Gates Allen married Lois Ayer Morse** of Haverhill, Mass.
Horatio and William moved to Alabama after their father died in 1816. Their father had received a parcel of land located at Cahawba then the capital in present day Dallas County, Alabama. They opened a printing establishment and were the publishers of the Alabama code of 1822 and also newspapers, The Alabama Intelligence and Cahawba Press.
Later Horatio became a well-known teacher of Dallas County. He lived in Marengo County about 1867, and in Clarke about 1871, having taught successfully in both of these places.
Horatio was a Democrat and a master Mason. He was a member of Halo Lodge #5 at Cahawba where he served as a steward and was on the reception committee to welcome General Lafayette in 1825 when he visited Alabama. The celebration lasted three days.
Horatio's mother, Huldah and William's wife and daughters died around 1823 and are buried somewhere in the old cemetery in Alabama.
Helen Barbara Carmelite Allen,(Mar 3, 1843) m. Edmund M. Vick.
He was a Methodist. Horatio G. Allen's last residence was in Dixon Mills, Marengo County, Alabama. He died August 5, 1863* in Dixon Mills, Marengo County, Alabama and is buried at Shiloh Baptist Church Cemetery, in Shiloh, Marengo County, Alabama. Elizabeth died May 9, 1889, and is buried beside her husband.
In the1860, Alabama census, Horatio is listed as being a farmer age 68 years born in Massachusetts and having personal property valued at $10,000.00.
*Note: Another birth date is January 6, 1792 Newburyport. Mass. To Ephraim and Josephine Brown Allen. Another death date in August 24, 1862.
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Foi descrita cientificamente por Bourgoin, 1922.

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The human condition is the concept which covers the emotions and struggles that man faces during their life. The element of human condition in the texts allows the reader to connect with the text creating another level of interactivity without viewing it at face value. Michael Gows' play Away was written in 1986 and explores this issue through its array of allusions and thematic concerns. These concepts are further explored in the 2001 film Requiem for a dream which was directed by Darren Aronofsky and in the 2005 short story Chance Traveler by Haruki Murakami.
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Southampton sign former Chelsea goalkeeper Willy Caballero for a month
London [UK], December 7 (ANI): Southampton Football Club on Monday completed the signing of experienced goalkeeper Willy Caballero on a short-term contract.
Caballero, 40, arrives as a free agent on a deal that runs until January 5, following the injuries suffered by Alex McCarthy and Fraser Forster.
The former Manchester City and Chelsea keeper completed a medical on Monday and will now link up with his new teammates ahead of Saturday's visit to Arsenal, which is followed by a trip to Crystal Palace and a home meeting with Brentford in the following week.
Caballero, who has been capped five times by Argentina, left Chelsea in the summer after four years at Stamford Bridge, where he made 38 appearances, having previously been with City, where he played 48 times between 2014 and 2017.
Prior to that, he spent the bulk of his career in Spain, playing for both Elche and Malaga, having initially been with Boca Juniors in his home country.
Since becoming a free agent, Caballero has been training with AFC Wimbledon to retain his sharpness, and will now begin work at Staplewood Campus ahead of the festive fixture schedule. (ANI)


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Simply click on the balloon near your location to go to a page that includes the weekly ETgage change along with weekly rainfall amounts. The ETgage change along with your crop's stage of growth can be used to estimate your crop's water use.


This post introduces the basic concepts behind Genetic Algorithms with an implementation in Scala. Scala is a type checked, object oriented and functional programming language built on top of Java Virtual Machine. We can leverage Scala's lambdas, partial functions and closures to implement the computational workflow of evolutionary algorithm.
Genetic Algorithms have been invented by John Holland in the 1970s and derived their properties from the theory of evolution of Darwin. A living organism consists of cells which are composed of identical chromosomes. Chromosomes are strings of DNA and serves as a model for the whole organism. A chromosome consist of genes that are blocks of DNA and encodes a specific protein.
Recombination (or crossover) is the first stage of reproduction. Genes from parents generate the whole new chromosome (offspring) that can be mutated. During mutation, one or more elements, also known are individuals of the DNA strand or chromosome is changed. This changes are mainly caused by errors in copying genes from parents. The success of the organism in its life measures its fitness.
Select the initial population (search space) as a set of chromosones which represent candidates for solving a problem.
Encode the chromosones into a vector of real values (continuous process) X(x1,..,xn) or string of bits (00101110101111010111).
Evaluate or rank the chromosones using a fitness function.
Select the fittest chromosones (which meet the minimum fitness criteria) for reproduction.
Pair chromosones for cross-over. The process consists of applying a cross-over rate to interchange fragment or section of the "parent" chromosones from a random point in the encoded string or vector.
Mutate chromosomes by flipping one or more of their elements(bits) using a randomly generated index bounded by a mutation rate.
Iterate the reproduction cycle (steps 2 to 6) for the current population.
Crossover rate is used to compute the index beyond with the elements or bits of two parents chromosones are exchange.
The first step is to implement the key components of a genetic algorithm The implementation has to be generic enough to support any kind of fitness functions and encoding scheme.
A chromosomes is composed of one or several genes, each representing a predicate, axiom, fact or a rule/policy.
This implementation uses the unfitness value of the chromosome for ranking, instead the usual fitness value. It is defined as 1- normalized_fitness (line 3).
id: This is the identifier of the gene. It is usually the name of the variable represented by the gene (line 2).
target: This is the target value or threshold to be converted or discretized into a bit string (line 3).
op: This is the operator that is applied to the target value (line 4).
discr: This is the discretization (or quantization) scheme that converts a numerical (real) value to an integer which is then converted into bits. It also supports the conversion of the bits string back to a numerical value.
The genes as subjected to the same genetic operations as the chromosomes: cross-over (line 8) and mutation (line 9). The conversion from bits string back to numerical value is implemented by the method deconde (line 11).
The main benefit to encapsulate the two conversions into a single class is to reduce the risk of inconsistency and inaccuracy between these two conversions.
The instantiation of Gene (lines 5-6) converts a predicate into a bit string of type java.util.BitSet. The bit string is decoded by the decode method of the Gene companion object (lines 10 - 12).
chromosomes: This is the pool of chromosomes defining the current population (line 5).
^ for the mutation of each chromosome (line 12).
This completes the first part of the implementation of genetic algorithms in Scala. The next post dives into the details in the implementation of the genetic operators.


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As we look around and the holiday season is upon us, there is plenty to be thankful for. Family, health and a new vaccine being released are obviously at the top of the list, however for degenerates like myself the pursuit of the dollar is something to be cheery about as well. With that being said, the plate is full of college hoops games to (hopefully) win money on this weekend and I am here to guide you along. Ride with me or fade me into the sunset, either way let's have fun.
It might be the last game of the weekend for Big 12 play, but we need to start in Austin, Texas where the Oklahoma State Cowboys will play the Texas Longhorns on Sunday afternoon. The line opened early Friday at Ceasars Sportsbook in Las Vegas at Texas -2.
Oklahoma State took a gut check when they blew a lead late to TCU on Wednesday night, marking the fourth straight season Mike Boynton Jr. has started 0-1 in Big 12 play. The past three seasons' OSU has started Big 12 play 0-2 or worse. Texas is currently 6-1 with their only loss being to Villanova by 4 points. Seems easy, right? That's why the play is Oklahoma State MoneyLine.
Everything is pointing towards Texas winning this game on Sunday afternoon. The hype will be unreal; it is a shame this will be a Longhorn Network broadcast and not a ESPN game. Greg Brown vs Cade Cunningham is the matchup everyone will be watching and after Cunningham's less than great showing on Wednesday, this will be a great spot for him to put a number up on the scoreboard on Sunday. Texas should be favored by six to eight points in my professional opinion, so this shows me that Vegas knows something. The boys out West build casinos on games like this. Everyone and their mother will be riding Texas thinking it's free money, but I will gladly follow OSU here and be happy losing if the Pokes don't cover, knowing this is the right side of the action. You can't take Texas in this game at this low of a spread. Oklahoma State has already shown they can win on the road at Marquette, let's see if Boynton Jr. can rewrite history and avoid another 0-2 start in Big 12 play.
The next game I'll dive into is West Virginia and Iowa State taking place in Morgantown on Friday night. The Mountaineers will look to get off to a good start in Big 12 play as they welcome Iowa State; coming off a home loss to Kansas State. West Virginia is favored by 15.5 points tonight, and for good reason. Iowa State looked uninspired on Tuesday; who knows what kind of Cyclones team will show up on Friday.
WVU is coming off a beatdown of a ranked Richmond team last weekend and seems to be rolling right now. The #8 Mountaineer will win this game, there's no two ways around that fact. The question is will WVU look like the team that lolligagged through their game against North Texas, or will they want to embarrass the Cyclones. Iowa State will play better then they did on Tuesday (they couldn't play worse if they tried) and the question will be once this lead hits the high teens will WVU coast or continue to push the issue. I am usually hesitant to lay a heavy number in league play, especially for a Big 12 opener, so with that being said I am riding with the Cyclones +15.5 for the game and hoping they can score 65 points and cover.
The number for the Kansas State – Baylor contest has not been released yet, and I really don't need to see it to know I will be betting on Baylor on Saturday. Baylor has has multiple COVID issues in their program and that is the only bad thing you can say about this Bears team. Baylor will be favored at Kansas State, and I think the line could be anywhere between 16-20 points. Anything under 22 points I would feel comfortable riding with Baylor. I love the spot, K-State coming off a win will try to ride those emotions but quickly see that this one will not be pretty.
Those are the only Big 12 games for the weekend, with Oklahoma & Iowa State playing non-conference foes that should result in wins heading into Christmas week. Some predictions for marquee games I like this weekend outside of the conference include:
Gonzaga 96-86 Iowa
Wisconsin 72-60 Louisville
Creighton 84-69 UCONN
Saint Louis 71-62 Minnesota
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namespace principia {
namespace physics {

TEST(DiscreteTrajectorySegmentRangeTest, Basic) {
  std::vector<int> const primes{2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23};
  DiscreteTrajectorySegmentRange<std::vector<int>::const_iterator> range(
      primes.begin(), primes.end());

  EXPECT_EQ(2, range.front());
  EXPECT_EQ(23, range.back());

  int sum = 0;
  int product = 1;
  for (int const prime : range) {
    sum += prime;
    product *= prime;
  }
  EXPECT_EQ(100, sum);
  EXPECT_EQ(223'092'870, product);

  EXPECT_EQ(9, primes.size());
  EXPECT_FALSE(primes.empty());
}

}  // namespace physics
}  // namespace principia

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Produce less. Distribute it fairly. Create a greener world for all.
If there's a World War II-style climate mobilization, it has to go all the way—and then some
Submitted by Stan Cox on Thu, 09/22/2016 - 7:44am
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As global warming has surged this year, so too has America's ambition for heroic climate action. Politicians, economists, and activists have been looking to America's astonishing mobilization for World War II as a model for victory in the twenty-first century's great climate emergency.
This spring, Senator Bernie Sanders called for a World War II-scale climate mobilization at the CNN presidential debate at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. In July, the Democratic Party included in its campaign platform a climate plank that read, in part, "We are committed to a national mobilization, and to leading a global effort to mobilize nations to address this threat on a scale not seen since World War II."
In August, climate activist Bill McKibben wrote in The New Republic that we are "literally at war" with climate change, and, like the America of the 1940s, we will have to retool our economy for wartime production; this time, he argued, the weaponry will not be not planes and tanks but photovoltaic solar arrays and wind turbines.
Critiquing McKibben's article, Elliot Sperber argued forcefully that simply shifting to non-fossil energy will do nothing about the exploitation of humans and ecosytems that nourishes both capitalism and the global climate emergency. Yes, the mobilization for World War II has something to teach us about dealing with today's ecological crisis, but we can't forget that those wartime policies and actions went far beyond stepping up the production of armaments, to a complete reshaping of the political and economic landscape.
The climate movement tends to ignore those challenges and focus on technical production goals such as achieving 100% renewable energy by 2050. But that's far from enough; we have to rein in the economy and eliminate net greenhouse emissions far sooner and be prepared to deal with the economic consequences.
According to leading climate scientist Michael Mann, the level of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere two years ago was already sufficient to eventually warm the earth 1.7°C. Mann has projected that if the world community carries on with a business-as-usual emissions trajectory, the earth will push that warming beyond 2°C by 2036, and we'll descend into climate catastrophe; on the grave danger presented by that two-degree threshold there is broad scientific consensus.
Yet last year's Paris climate agreement foresees greenhouse gas emissions actually rising until 2030. In the real world, those emissions have to drop off a cliff right now. We must start abandoning fossil fuels much faster than we replace them with renewable sources.
We are trespassing across other critical thresholds. For more than seven years, a group of leading ecologists from eleven countries has been monitoring the biggest threats that human activities pose to life on Earth. For several threats, including not only greenhouse emissions but also landscape disturbance, species extinction, and disruption of nitrogen and phosphorus cycles, the scientists conclude that humanity has already transgressed safe "planetary boundaries." We must pull back within those limits very soon or risk global calamity.
The necessity for the consumer economy to get by on a lower input of energy and other resources while achieving sufficiency for all brings us back to the World War II model. If we're to emulate the "Greatest Generation," we can't do a halfway job of it, focusing solely on "green" production; we have to build a fairer economy as well.
So far, I have seen only one effective strategy for doing that: a "Victory Plan" recently drawn up by Ezra Silk, a co-founder of The Climate Mobilization movement. (It can be downloaded here.) The document, radical and at the same time realistic and practical, calls for reworking the government and economy even more thoroughly than during World War II, in order to cut America's net greenhouse emissions down to zero by 2025 while also reversing degradation of ecosystems and halting the mass extinction of species.
Necessary steps will include phasing out fossil-fuel use within a decade; directing a large share of our energy, materials, and labor toward building a renewable energy sector and a high speed rail network; restoring our forests, grasslands, and croplands so that we are putting more carbon into the soil and less into the atmosphere; deeply cutting meat and dairy consumption; and converting a large portion of the U.S. military into a kind of climate mobilization force.
All of that will require a national reallocation of resources among sectors of production, one that diverts a significant share of a necessarily declining resource budget into building green infrastructure and leaves the consumer economy a lot less to work with.
We know from wartime experience that with resources diverted away from the consumer economy, shrinking supply will collide with still-high demand, bringing the threat of runaway inflation. Price controls will be essential, but with goods in short supply at reasonable prices, we will have to move quickly to prevent severe shortages, hoarding, and "rationing by queueing." As in the 1940s, that will require fair-shares rationing.
Anticipating those circumstances, the Victory Plan calls for a declaration of a "national climate and sustainability emergency" under which new agencies will be formed for investing in a massive program for jobs at solid wages in green production, supporting research and development, allocating resources, stabilizing prices, and rationing goods and services according to their ecological impacts in a way that meets everyone's basic needs while preventing excess consumption by anyone, whatever their wealth or income. That will be accompanied by much more progressive taxation, including a marginal 100 percent tax on income over $500,000.
If we take these necessary steps to place both a firm ceiling on society-wide consumption and a secure floor under household income and standard of living, affluent America will be asked to engage in shared sacrifice to a degree not seen since the 1940s. The nation will either make those sacrifices over the next decade to save civilization or wait and lose everything as we veer toward civilizational collapse. If capitalism can't survive such sacrifices, that tells us something: that we can have healthy capitalism or a healthy planet but not both.
In a deep-green future, with the balance of economic power shifting from corporations and the kings of finance to working people, we won't be providing our affluent minority the material luxury to which they have become accustomed. But for the majority of us, it will be a future of mutual aid and shared striving for the common good, one in which we eliminate economic exploitation and reduce inequality.
Our national acclimatization to ecological reality can succeed only with sweeping grassroots support and participation. It's the job of the American people to launch that mobilization—not next year or in the next decade but right now.
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The 1991 Pro Set Trading card of Washington Redskins running back Gerald Riggs. 1991 was Riggs 10th and final year in the NFL.
Big Back for the Atlanta Falcons during the 1980s. Still the All-Time leading rusher of the Falcons with 6631 yards.
Joined the Redskins after 7 very succesful years in Atlanta in 1989 where he stayed unti 1991. While his yardage-gained wasn't overly remarkable his 21 touchdowns during those 3 seasons are. He scored 11 alone in 1991. His 6 touchdowns during the playoffs that year - 2 against the Falcons, 2 against Detroit and 2 in the Super Bowl against Buffalo are still an NFL record.
Chosen by Atlanta in the first round of the 1982 draft (the 9th overall player) from Arizona State. In his 7 seasons with the Falcons he rushed for 6631 yards (best in All-time Falcon history) and 48 touchdowns (2nd in All-time Falcon History). A Pro Bowl selection in 1985, 1986 and 1987. His best season was the 85 season when he rushed for 1719 yards, 10 touchdowns and averaged 4.3 yards a carry.


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Q: PostgreSQL: Backend processes are active for a long time now I am hitting a very big road block.
I use PostgreSQL 10 and its new table partitioning.
Sometimes many queries don't return and at the time many backend processes are active when I check backend processes by pg_stat_activity.
First, I thought theses process are just waiting for lock, but these transactions contain only SELECT statements and the other backend doesn't use any query which requires ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock. And these queries which contain only SELECT statements are no problem in terms of plan. And usually these work well. And computer resources(CPU, memory, IO, Network) are also no problem. Therefore, theses transations should never conflict. And I thoughrouly checked the locks of theses transaction by pg_locks and pg_blocking_pids() and finnaly I couldn't find any lock which makes queries much slower. Many of backends which are active holds only ACCESS SHARE because they use only SELECT.
Now I think these phenomenon are not caused by lock, but something related to new table partition.
So, why are many backends active?
Could anyone help me?
Any comments are highly appreciated.
The blow figure is a part of the result of pg_stat_activity.
If you want any additional information, please tell me.

EDIT
My query dosen't handle large data. The return type is like this:
uuid UUID
,number BIGINT
,title TEXT
,type1 TEXT
,data_json JSONB
,type2 TEXT
,uuid_array UUID[]
,count BIGINT

Because it has JSONB column, I cannot caluculate the exact value, but it is not large JSON.
Normally theses queries are moderately fast(around 1.5s), so it is absolutely no problem, however when other processes work, the phenomenon happens.
If statistic information is wrong, the query are always slow.
EDIT2
This is the stat. There are almost 100 connections, so I couldn't show all stat.

A: For me it looks like application problem, not postresql's one. active status means that your transaction still was not commited.
So why do you application may not send commit to database?
Try to review when do you open transaction, read data, commit transaction and rollback transaction in your application code.
EDIT:
By the way, to be sure try to check resource usage before problem appear and when your queries start hanging. Try to run top and iotop to check if postgres really start eating your cpu or disk like crazy when problem appears. If not, I will suggest to look for problem in your application.

A: Thank you everyone.
I finally solved this problem.
I noticed that a backend process holded too many locks. So, when I executed the query SELECT COUNT(*) FROM pg_locks WHERE pid = <pid>, the result is about 10000.
The parameter of locks_per_transactions is 64 and max_connections is about 800.
So, if the number of query that holds many locks is large, the memory shortage occurs(see calculation code of shared memory inside PostgreSQL if you are interested.).
And too many locks were caused when I execute query like SELECT * FROM (partitioned table). Imangine you have a table foo that is partitioned and the number of the table is 1000. And then you can execute SELECT * FROM foo WHERE partion_id = <id> and the backend process will hold about 1000 table locks(and index locks). So, I change the query from SELECT * FROM foo WHERE partition_id = <id> to SELECT * FROM foo_(partitioned_id). As the result, the problem looks solved.

A: You say

Sometimes many queries don't return
  ...however when other processes work, the phenomenon happens. If statistic
  information is wrong, the query are always slow.

They don't return/are slow when directly connecting to the Postgres instance and running the query you need, or when running the queries from an application? The backend processes that are running, are you able to kill them successfully with pg_terminate_backend($PID) or does that have issues? To rule out issues with the statement itself, make sure statement_timeout is set to a reasonable amount to kill off long-running queries. After that is ruled out, perhaps you are running into a case of an application hanging and never allowing the send calls from PostgreSQL to finish. To avoid a situation like that, if you are able to (depending on OS) you can tune the keep-alive time: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/runtime-config-connection.html#GUC-TCP-KEEPALIVES-IDLE (by default is 2 hours)
Let us know if playing with any of that gives any more insight into your issue.

A: Sorry for late post, As @Konstantin pointed out, this might be because of your application(which is why I asked for your EDIT2). Adding a few excerpts,

*

*table partition has no effect on these locks, that is a totally different concept and does not hold up locks in your case.

*In your application, check if the connection properly close() after read() and is in finally block (From Java perspective). I am not sure of your application tier.

*Check if SELECT..FOR UPDATE or any similar statement is written erroneously recently which is causing this.

*Check if any table has grown in size recently and the column is not Indexed. This is very important and frequent cause of select statements running for some minutes. I'd also suggest using timeouts for select statements in your application. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/gin-intro.html This can give you a headstart.

*Another thing that is fishy to me is the JSONB column, maybe your Jsonb values are pretty long, or the queries are unnecessarily selecting JSONB value even if not required?

*Finally, If you don't need some special features of Jsonb data type, then you use JSON data type which is faster (magical maximum, sometimes 50x!)

A: It looks like the pooled connections not getting closed properly and a few queries might be taking huge time to respond back. As pointed out in other answers, it is the problem with the application and could be connection leak. Most possibly, it might be because of pending transactions over some already pending and unresolved transactions, leading to a number of unclosed transactions.
In addition, PostgreSQL generally has one or more "helper" processes like the stats collector, background writer, autovaccum daemon, walsender, etc, all of which show up as "postgres" instances.
One thing I would suggest you check in which part of the code you have initiated the queries. Try to DRY run your queries outside the application and have some benchmarking of queries performance.
Secondly, you can keep some timeout for certain queries if not all.
Thirdly, you can do kill the idle transactions after certain timeouts by using:
SET SESSION idle_in_transaction_session_timeout = '5min';

I hope it might work. Cheers!

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her experience as a teacher, choreographer, and artistic director spans over 30 years. In 1990, Miss Tanya received her Bachelor of Arts Degree, with majors in dance and psychology from Webster University in St. Louis, Mo. She is a certified member of Dance Masters of America, and has completed three terms as a board member of DMA's St. Louis based chapter.
Miss Tanya's performing credits include the St. Louis Civic Ballet under the direction of Stanley Herbert and Webster Dance Theater under the direction of Gary Hubler. Her industrial and commercial credits include Navi-Star International, Maritz, Inc., JC Penney, Sears, Bridal Originals, Sports Energizers and the "State of St. Louis" promotional television spots. Miss Tanya was thrilled to appear on the cover of Ladue Magazine and most recently performed for the Polar Express Experience.
Miss Tanya's choreographic credits include Alive Magazine 2007 "Glow" fashion show. Also in, 2007 Miss Tanya was commissioned by Inaside Chicago Dance to create an original work for their company. Her piece "On A Roll" was performed at the FOR THE CAUSE concert benefiting the Gilda's Club of Chicago and was selected to perform at the nationally renowned dance festival "Dance Chicago". She's had the privilege of working with the Drama Department of Selvidge Middle School choreographing their musicals "Once Upon a Mattress', "The Wizard of Oz", "HONK" and "Once on this Island". Additional choreographic credits include a "Flashmob" for AT&T annual West Coast Summit held in Los Angeles, CA., 60x60 dance concert at the Sheldon, St. Louis and most recently she produced and directed TG Manufacture's corporate Christmas show. Her choreography can also be seen on the national cable channel HGTV in their "Christmas Across America" special.
Miss Tanya is the director of Dance Force, Motion Express's student company. Over the years she has trained numerous dancers to overall and high score status at many regional and national dance competitions. Her students have gone on to dance with professional jazz, modern and acrobatic companies throughout the United States. Through her involvement with Dance Force Miss Tanya has received many "Best Choreography" and "Top Teacher" titles. Her work has also been recognized with "Entertainment Awards" and "Awards of Excellence". Miss Tanya was honored to receive an "Outstanding Contribution to the Arts" award presented to her by Rhee Gold. She is also the founder/artistic director of MOVE, a professional dance company based in St. Louis.
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Ramky Enviro Engineers buying Australia's Enviropacific
Hyderabad-based waste management company Ramky Enviro Engineers Ltd (REEL), through its subsidiary Ramky Environment Pty Ltd, is buying Australia's environmental engineering and petrochemical services provider Enviropacific Services Pty Ltd.
"Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but a person familiar with the matter said the initial amount and performance-based incentive payments totalled around 45 million Australian dollars," Wall Street Journal stated.
EAC Partners and McCabes Lawyers advised Enviropacific on the deal while Clifford Chance advised Ramky.
The acquisition comes a couple of months after REEL delayed a $200 million initial public offering due to market conditions, after hiring banks including JPMorgan and Bank of America to manage it.
Founded in 1994 by Alla Ayodhya Rami Reddy, along with five other people, REEL is part of the Rs 4,500 crore-plus Ramky Group that provides comprehensive environment management services. The firm has set up the first integrated bio-medical waste management facility, the first integrated hazardous waste management facility and the first integrated municipal waste management facility in India, based on a tipping fee model.
This is the second time the firm is acquiring an Australian company in less than a year. In October 2012, it acquired the Australian firm Entech Industries Pty Ltd.
In 2009, Standard Chartered IL&FS Asia Infrastructure Growth Fund invested Rs 200 crore for a minority stake in REEL. But after two years, the private equity fund sold its stake to IL&FS Infrastructure Equity Fund for an undisclosed amount.
Enviropacific operates two divisions - environmental engineering and petrochemical services. The environmental engineering division provides integrated site remediation services for solid and liquid contamination problems while the petrochemical unit provides design, installation and maintenance services to retail, industrial and bulk petrochemical storage and handling facilities.
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Thanks for your message. After reviewing the announcement, examining the behavior of the deployed system, discussing the issue with colleagues external to the IAB, and meeting with VeriSign's technical staff to go over the system's aim and implementation, the IAB has come to the following consensus.
The IAB feels that the system VeriSign had deployed for .com and .net contains significant DNS protocol errors, risks the further development of secure DNS, and confuses the resolution mechanisms of the DNS with application-based search systems. The IAB understands the efforts that VeriSign has made to limit the applicability of this system to queries which would normally not correspond to registered domains, and it recognizes the importance of the distribution of IDN-capable systems to end users. While the IAB agrees with VeriSign that rapid adoption of IDN-capable systems is desirable, the IAB feels that the very limited gain in distribution cannot balance the shortcomings of this deployment strategy.
The IAB has begun the process of shepherding the creation of an Informational RFC on concerns with operational practices with the DNS. We anticipate discussing the issues raised in your notes in more detail as part of that document. Given the scope of the issue, and our desire to ensure that it will have adequate review by the (DNS) operational community, we will be enlisting the help of the broader IETF community through relevant IETF working groups. In advance of that document, we have outlined below the issues with the VeriSign system which led us to the conclusion above.
As a lookup system, the DNS is designed to provide authoritative answers to queries. The DNS protocol specifies behavior for queries whose targets do occur in a zone by describing the data format for the specific resource records and the wire format for the response. The DNS protocol also specifies behavior for queries whose targets do not occur in a zone by describing the wire format for a negative response.
The system deployed for .com and .net does not follow the specification for targets not in a zone. Instead, it examines the target and decides whether to give the specified negative response or a synthesized record based on whether the target contains a code point above 127. This is a violation of the DNS protocol as described in RFC 2308, Section 2.1. While it is possible within the DNS protocol to include wildcard records which cover all queries not otherwise specified by a zone, this is not what VeriSign has done. Negative answers for records which do not contain code points above 127 continue to be sent.
It would, of course, be theoretically possible to add zone entries for all records containing code points above 127. Given that the Verisign system does not recognize "." as a label delimiter for testing these records, the size of the resulting zone is unimaginably large. VeriSign confirms that they are not managing a zone of the size this would imply and is, instead, synthesizing these entries. This implies that the zone as currently served by VeriSign cannot be transferred using either AXFR or file transfers in master file format. Though the choice of who may employ AXFR or file transfer to get copies of a zone is a policy decision, the IAB notes that the current system does not allow any of the standard methods for transfer to be used.
More importantly, queries against these new synthesized entries should follow the same specifications as those for any other entry in same zone. The system deployed for .com and .net does not. Queries for A (Address) RRs for the name \248l.com return A RRs, but queries for other types such as NS (name server) or MX (mail exchange) return an NXDOMAIN (no such domain) response, which would implies that there are no records of any type at the name \248l.com. To put this more strongly: a DNS implementation with negative response caching enabled (highly recommended, in order to reduce the number of unnecessary queries sent to the root and TLD servers) would come to different conclusions about the existence of the A RRs for the name \248l.com depending on the precise order of query operations it had processed in the recent past. For the order of the queries issued to result in different responses is a serious data integrity issue.
Other data integrity issues are commonly cited as key reasons for the deployment of DNSSEC. The IAB notes that the system deployed for .com and .net cannot be administered under any current proposal for DNSSEC without maintaining an online signing key. There are well-known security threats to any online signing system, but this also poses a significant risk of denial of service, because the combination of synthesized records and online signing is prohibitively expensive. While DNSSEC is not yet deployed, the IAB believes that this design sets a precedent which, if it remains or has spread elsewhere when DNSSEC deployment starts, would cause serious operational problems.
Without DNSSEC, operators often rely on data checks using related data sources. As a registry, the .com and .net zone operator would normally provide data on entries in the .com and .net zones via provisioning protocols (such as EPP) and information service protocols (such as whois). Since these synthesized entries have no corresponding entries in the information service protocol, the normal diagnostic methods of following data from one protocol to another will fail.
The system VeriSign has deployed for .com and .net has made some provisions to assist in the diagnosis of problems. The hosts corresponding to the A records returned to these queries listen on two ports: 25 (SMTP) and 80 (HTTP). Efforts to connect to send mail via port 25 are met by immediate failure at the MTA level, and an explanatory message is sent; this allows the sending or intermediate MTA to immediately return an error and thus avoids queuing of mail sent to addresses using these names. HTTP connections are examined and their host and user-agent headers used to construct a response.
While the effort is well meant, there are several problems with this approach. First, any attempt to connect to ports other than 25 and 80 is refused. For any application which treats connection refused errors as transient, that application's external time-out must be reached before the user is notified and any queued traffic is discarded. While VeriSign has handled this issue for SMTP, the more general case is still a problem.
Second, the examination of the host and user-agent headers to construct a response results in essentially two messages: a 404 error indicating that the resource is unavailable or a web page which presents a guess about what domain or domains might have been the target of the query and possibly a pointer to the VeriSign plug-in. The first response is a misuse of the 404 response code as described in RFC 2616, section 10.4.5; an application level error like 404 is not a replacement for the DNS-level NXDOMAIN. Though this may appear to be a minor error since the user experience is often similar, it is important to remember that not all systems using the DNS have human users. While a human user may have the insight to recognize that a 404 error occurred because the host is not present, despite a previously successful DNS response, systems or agents without human users cannot make a similar deduction.
In the case where a web page is returned, the IAB is particularly concerned that the page contains guesses about what domain might have been the target. Part of this concern arises because the domains which are presented are not consistent from platform to platform and the inputs which result in a particular response do not seem to follow the expected standards. The greater part of the concern, however, comes from a fundamental bias against presenting multiple choices to a DNS query, even mediated by an HTTP-based application. The DNS is not a search service, and presenting speculative mappings based on HTTP inputs is not the service that the registry is expected to provide.
At the core of all of the IAB's concerns is the architectural principle that the DNS is a lookup service which must behave in an interoperable, predictable way at all levels of the DNS hierarchy. Furthermore, as a lookup service it is such a fundamental part of the Internet's infrastructure that converting it to an application-based search service, as the deployed system does, is not appropriate even in the case where the query presented would not normally map to a registered domain.
To restore the data integrity and predictability of the DNS infrastructure, the IAB believes it would be best to return the .com and .net TLD servers to the behavior specified by the DNS protocols. VeriSign should, of course, be free to continue to distribute its plug-in in other ways, and we hope with them that the deployment of IDN-capable systems is as rapid as possible.
Below is a note seeking IAB advice on a technical question pertinent to ICANN DNS coordination activities. I would very much appreciate your consulting with the IAB and letting me know any advice at your earliest convenience.
. The announcement appears to anticipate the RFC Editor's publication of the remaining component documents that define IDNA (Internationalized Domain Names in Applications), the standards-track output of the IETF's IDN Working Group.
In response to the VGRS announcement, some commentators have raised concerns that VGRS's plan for handling DNS requests containing non-ASCII octets would be contrary to DNS standards. In particular, see the communication from Paul Hoffman of the Internet Mail Consortium, included with attachment below.
In keeping with ICANN's commitment to seek authoritative technical guidance from the IETF about the relationship of actual or proposed DNS operations to the IETF's standards-track activities, we are requesting the advice of the IAB (together with the IESG or other IETF bodies, if appropriate) about the announced VGRS changes to the behavior of the .com and .net name servers. Although ICANN's focus must be on violations of standards VGRS has agreed to follow, we would also welcome any IAB comment on effects the VGRS changes may have on architecture for the protocols and procedures used by the Internet.
I am copying Brad Verd and Chuck Gomes of VGRS on this message, and also actively invite any input or response VGRS may wish to give. We will also be referring the issue raised in Paul Hoffman's e-mail to ICANN's IDN Committee and Security and Stability Committee.
Greetings. This message follows up on the announcement from VeriSign GRS (the com/net registry) that they will start responding to DNS requests that contain non-ASCII octets and giving positive answers when they should be giving negative answers. VGRS's announcement is at <http://www.merit.edu/mail.archives/nanog/msg06058.html>.
There are many technical problems with this change. It essentially undermines IDNA, which is now on standards track, by adding a level of guessing to the DNS that IDNA is explicitly designed to avoid. Further, it makes it appear that IDNs are only useful in domain names for web sites (and only for sites in .com and .net), and only at the second level. VGRS has said that their plug-in will not work with most of the ccTLDs, for example.
For example, if you enter <a-ring>.com in Internet Explorer for Windows, where "<a-ring>" is the single hex octet 0xE5, you see the screen shown in the attached file called "e5.tif". (Sorry about the TIFF image, but it's the only reliable format for PC screen dumps.) As you can see, VGRS makes wild guesses about what the user wanted, some of which are very clearly impossible. Worse yet, they do not include all of the legal guesses that they could have made. And, just to make it completely confusing to the user, not all of the choices work.
The DNS is not supposed to be a best-guess service, yet VGRS has turned .com and .net into this just before IDNA is to be an RFC. VGRS should not be allowed, through its monopoly on the .com and .net gTLDs, to destroy the coherence of the DNS for its own short-term profit. ICANN should demand that VGRS immediately stop giving incorrect answers to any query in .com and .net, and should instead follow the IETF standards. If VGRS refuses, ICANN should re-delegate the .com and .net zones to registries that are more willing to follow the DNS standards.


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