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Battle behind the scenes goes on. Has Ogden rolled? "Boehner is a pussy." Big Sis "should have taken the 5th." "These boys ain't afraid of letters."
Former Deputy Attorney General David Ogden. Has he rolled on the Gunwalker conspirators? Only he and the Issa Committee know for sure and they're not telling.
Rough day yesterday. I hit the bed at 8 o'clock because I was slap exhausted. Some of the reasons why are reflected in the posts for today.
The administration is continuing to hammer the whistleblowers without much help from the Issa and Grassley folks. The only real solution for them is for Issa and Grassley to battle forward to a conclusion that reveals the truth. As long as agenda hacks continue to control the agencies, the cover-up and retaliation will go forward because they perceive no immediate threat to their careers. But the fact is that more publicity to their plight by the Senator and the Congressman would go a long way to threatening these bureaucratic cockroaches with the antiseptic quality of sunlight, something that might restrain the smarter among them. It is worth a try, anyway. Meanwhile, they suffer in silence.
Discrediting disinformation continues to be floated and the administration continues to pressure the "mainstream media" at the highest levels into non-coverage. This was the cause of much of my own personal distress yesterday. Sorting gems of truth out of a running sewer of disinformation is difficult.
Example: There is a rumor out there that former Deputy Attorney General David Ogden has rolled and provided the Issa Committee with documents. Long-time readers will recall that I first drew attention to Ogden back in April He also figured prominently in my "Meetings" series (Part One; Part Two; Part Three; Part Four; Part Five and Part Six.)
In Meetings we learned that Ogden was a key figure in the policy shaping of what would become the Gunwalking Scandal. He was, to use the phrase that I use to describe Hillary Clinton's State Department, "In at the beginning." Yet, within a few months of the kick-off of Fast and Furious, Ogden was out, resigned at his own volition.
From my April piece:
On December 3, 2009 it was announced that he would be resigning his post and returning to private practice in February 2010. According to news accounts, Ogden stepped down in part because of disagreements with Attorney General Eric Holder over management issues. The first speech he gave after his resignation was on the subject of "Restoring the Department of Justice."
So, Ogden's an early major player in what would become the Gunwalker Scandal, yet the first to opt out "because of disagreements with Attorney General Eric Holder over management issues."
Arte Johnson was right. Very interesting. Yet I cannot confirm this rumor. The committee staff members, and the sources around them, are being extremely tight lipped about this allegation, neither confirming nor denying. Perhaps someone with more resources or better sources (and a better reputation) than me can get in touch with Ogden himself, or, more likely, his attorney. Until then, it remains a tantalizing rumor. For if Ogden has rolled, the entire cover-up has just gone belly-up, and it is all over but the perjury indictments and the headlines. Speaking of which . . .
Sources say that the Oversight Committee has more than enough evidence to charge "Gunwalker Bill" Newell (and others) with more than one count of perjury. The Republican leadership, specifically John Boehner, is reported to oppose that because "he doesn't want to get ahead of the facts," according to one source. The same source, who works for the federal government, added in disgust, "The real reason is that Boehner is a pussy."
The source believes that were Newell to be charged, demonstrating the seriousness of the Committee's intent, that "there would be an instant change in the attitude of the rest of the guilty" and that "the cover-up would collapse overnight." The cover-up "COULD be collapsed overnight," said the source, "if the Republican leadership had the balls to do it. But they don't."
Another source says that "Grassley is all for going after (NSC staffer and Newell friend Kevin) O'Reilly in Iraq" and "investigators could fly to the Sandbox or he could be summoned back here." So far, for reasons unknown, says the source, that has not happened.
Yet, the fight goes on.
Yesterday's performance by Napolitano was "unbelievable" according to one of my sources with inside knowledge of the investigation, adding, "She should have taken the Fifth rather than commit perjury."
The Grassley-Issa letter of 25 October (links posted later today) going after information on the Texas gunwalking that led to the deaths of ICE agent Jaime Zapata is seen as an important step by sources behind the scenes.
Said one source, "The letters are making the case -- as they always have -- in advance of hearings and they are very useful in advancing the story," but "the fact that (Assistant Attorney General Ronald) Weich didn't answer Grassley's March letters until October 11th tells you something." Observing that the response was also really non-responsive, he concluded, "These boys ain't afraid of letters."
Ashrak said...
Some may disagree, but I think this is among the most truth filled pieces you have written yet, Sir.
Republicans, due to their inaction and intentional slowplaying, are the reason even the pretense of a cover up still resides anywhere near this story. The unwillingness to blow it wide open is apparent, heck it is right there front and center for all to see - to anyone who looks at it with open eyes.
And yes, this does rest on the shoulders of John Boehner. He will forever be known as The Silent Speaker. The Silent Speaker who protects not only Barry, but also the blatant corruption that is the GunWalker Scandal.
Dang right Janet should have pleaded the 5th outright yesterday. That was some of the most ridiculous "testimony" I think I have ever seen.
The GOP itself is proving itself as corrupt as the current administration and its party each and every day that its "leadership" stalls this. Indeed, when it comes to the cover up, I submit that because of chosen actions, Pubbies are bordering on being even more guilty than the administration - for silence in the face of pure evil can only be a friend, a protector of it.
And for that, John Boehner deserves, earns, the same fate as Barry himself and the other brainchilds of this foolish endeavor.
Sad it is that the supposed defenders of the republic are really no such thing at all. Sadder yet that they are willing to be so blatant about it.
The Republican party ain't going nowhere with Obama's golf partner Boehner as the speaker ! They all belong to the same ruling class country club.
Whizbanger said...
Fear is the universal motivator. If they aren't afraid of "letters", or of Congress, what then??
Much sadness as me thinks we know the answer.
"These boys ain't afraid of letters."
"She should have taken the Fifth rather than commit perjury."
Geee! No pattern here!
The evil doers aren't afraid because they know something we don't. Janet isn't copping a plea or invoking the 5th because she knows something we don't.
Well, actually, we do.
They " OWN " Boehner. I wonder what they have on him.
You don't have to come clean if you know that nothing is going to happen to you.
Mt Top Patriot said...
It is pretty darn simple. Stand back a speck, squint yours eyes a bit: The only thing these traitors, aka ruling elites, are scared of is the guns we own and the 2nd amendment.
Is there any other reason for them to invest such enormous political capitol, involving the high risk of so many of their ilk inside and out the inner circle of their organized high treason, so many knowing what the strategy and tactics instituted for the singular purpose eventually creating the ruse of a narrative and political justification of disarming the citizenry so they won't end up with a patriots bullet through their heads due to the tyranny they are hell bent on imposing on better than 300 million people?
Now tell me different and I have some ocean front property to sell you in Arizona.
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Q: How do I get serial Port device id? In this program I'm first trying to connect to availalbe port.
When found and connected, I want to read the connected USB device ID and vendor ID, How do I do that?
Kind Regards
Program()
    {

        // Get a list of serial port names.
        string[] ports = SerialPort.GetPortNames();

        // Search for the right port.
        foreach (string port in ports)
        {
            _serialPort = new SerialPort(port, 250000, Parity.None, 8, StopBits.One);
            _serialPort.Handshake = Handshake.None;
            _serialPort.ReadTimeout = 300;
            _serialPort.WriteTimeout = 300;

            try
            {
                _serialPort.Open();
                break;
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Serial port " + port + ": " + e.Message);
            }
        }
        /* ENTER CODE TO GET ID HERE */

        Console.WriteLine("Using: " + _serialPort.PortName);
        Console.WriteLine("Device ID: " + _serialPort.DeviceID);

A: I finally got this sorted out myself a couple days ago. There are two parts, one to check the registry and another to check the vid/pid of the device.
The registry method I use just to make sure I don't capture a null modem emulator like com0com.
    /// <summary>
    /// Removes any comm ports that are not explicitly defined as allowed in ALLOWED_TYPES
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="allPorts">reference to List that will be checked</param>
    /// <returns></returns>
    private static void nullModemCheck(ref List<string> allPorts)
    {
        // Open registry to get the COM Ports available with the system
        RegistryKey regKey = Registry.LocalMachine;

        // Defined as: private const string REG_COM_STRING ="HARDWARE\DEVICEMAP\SERIALCOMM";
        regKey = regKey.OpenSubKey(REG_COM_STRING);

        Dictionary<string, string> tempDict = new Dictionary<string, string>();
        foreach (string p in allPorts)
            tempDict.Add(p, p);

        // This holds any matches we may find
        string match = "";
        foreach (string subKey in regKey.GetValueNames())
        {
            // Name must contain either VCP or Seial to be valid. Process any entries NOT matching
            // Compare to subKey (name of RegKey entry)
            if (!(subKey.Contains("Serial") || subKey.Contains("VCP")))
            {
                // Okay, this might be an illegal port.
                // Peek in the dictionary, do we have this key? Compare to regKey.GetValue(subKey)
                if(tempDict.TryGetValue(regKey.GetValue(subKey).ToString(), out match))
                {
                    // Kill it!
                    allPorts.Remove(match);

                    // Reset our output string
                    match = "";
                }

            }

        }

        regKey.Close();
    }

The vid/pid portion was gleaned from techinpro
    /// <summary>
    /// Compile an array of COM port names associated with given VID and PID
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="VID">string representing the vendor id of the USB/Serial convertor</param>
    /// <param name="PID">string representing the product id of the USB/Serial convertor</param>
    /// <returns></returns>
    private static List<string> getPortByVPid(String VID, String PID)
    {
        String pattern = String.Format("^VID_{0}.PID_{1}", VID, PID);
        Regex _rx = new Regex(pattern, RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);
        List<string> comports = new List<string>();
        RegistryKey rk1 = Registry.LocalMachine;
        RegistryKey rk2 = rk1.OpenSubKey("SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Enum");
        foreach (String s3 in rk2.GetSubKeyNames())
        {
            RegistryKey rk3 = rk2.OpenSubKey(s3);
            foreach (String s in rk3.GetSubKeyNames())
            {
                if (_rx.Match(s).Success)
                {
                    RegistryKey rk4 = rk3.OpenSubKey(s);
                    foreach (String s2 in rk4.GetSubKeyNames())
                    {
                        RegistryKey rk5 = rk4.OpenSubKey(s2);
                        RegistryKey rk6 = rk5.OpenSubKey("Device Parameters");
                        comports.Add((string)rk6.GetValue("PortName"));
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        return comports;
    }

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Yes, I know, it's been almost 8 months since my last review, but that's almost how long it's been since I last watched a movie due to cinemas closing down for lockdown. And no, my movie-watching hiatus hasn't been broken since - this review is not for a movie, but for another form of cinematic entertainment I've recently experienced that I just have to get off my chest. Keep watching for my review of arguably the best TV series of the last decade.
There's no doubt that I have binged-watched entire box sets of some incredible shows during lockdown so far. But of all these shows, there is one that I just can't get out of my mind and that's the masterpiece that is Mr. Robot.
What starts out as a seemingly standard take on the hacker vigilante formula, slowly morphs over the course of 4 beautifully produced, acted, scored and shot seasons into one of the most disturbing, but also mesmerizing stories brought to TV.
Unlike most TV shows, there is no formula to Mr Robot - every episode is unique, surprising and painfully unsettling - in the most beautiful of ways. From an episode produced to look like an ironic take on a 90s sitcom, an episode with almost no dialogue to another, all shot in nearly one single take. There is an insane degree of individual attention given to each episode and it confidently surpasses what you would expect from something made for television.
Every episode feels like a mini movie in its own right and it would have felt right at home on the big screen. And unlike most longer running episodic TV dramas (that regularly end up outliving their initial story arc), director and writer Sam Esmail commits to telling a story that was meticulously planned out from the very first episode.
Esmail's unwavering artistic commitment to portraying a very specific period in the life of his protagonist is unfaltering, resulting in 4 seasons that all connect and intertwine in a way that only a piece of art can. And like a great and beautifully complex piece of art, Mr Robot benefits from multiple rewatchings. With each viewing of this masterpiece, seemingly inconsequential details and small character interactions suddenly become significant moments you realise you misguididly overlooked.
But be warned, over the course of its 4 seasons, Mr Robot explores some very dark, serious and mature themes - many of which other TV shows wouldn't dare address this directly. It delivers some really striking commentary on societal class divisions, drug abuse, the manipulative and potentially destructive nature of unhealthy family relationships and a wide range of other very intriguing subjects.
Of all the themes that the show so bravely addresses, none of them is however more poignant and lingering than its depiction of a man's descent into utter darkness and despair. As a matter of fact, the whole show is expertly crafted around this core theme and doesn't just influence the way characters behave, but also the entire structure, flow and telling of Elliot Alderson's gripping, but tragic story.
This results in a show that constantly makes you second guess your own assessment of what is real and what isn't. And even after you confidently feel some plot device provides clear proof that a certain event was in fact, real, something might happen in a succeeding episode that once again makes your doubt your understanding of what is real and what isn't.
Sam Email however shows utmost respect for his viewer, with these constant deceptions never feeling cheap, irritating or gimmicky. If anything, the liberties that the show takes with one's perception of reality is a beautifully revealing look at what it truly must feel like to not be able to trust your own mind and interestingly enough, manages to showcase both the drawbacks and comforts of such a turbulent state of mind.
I can't attest to having ever experienced the level of mental illness that the show portrays (and can't therefore comment on the accuracy thereof), but after watching the show, I feel as if my understanding of this complicated and layered topic has definitely been expanded.
But for each and every technical achievement that Sam Esmail manages to pull off, there is an equally powerful and nuanced on-screen performance to back it up. Over the course of the show's 4 seasons, you meet some of the weirdest, most broken, compassionate and also disturbing characters to grace the small screen, all of which bring their own unique flavour to this enthralling story.
All actors really do a stunning job, so it's hard (and almost cruel) to single out any specific performance. I will however say that the show would have been a loss without Rami Malek and it's truly something special to witness how his acting gradually becomes more nuanced as the show progresses. It's clear that Malek really pushed himself for this role and boy, does it pay off!
2 weeks after watching the gripping finale, I still find my mind lingering back to the show's closing moments, delivering the most satisfying but also heart-breakingly bittersweet endings to a show (or movie for that matter) that I've had the privilege of experiencing.
The last time a visual piece of art has haunted me this much was when I first saw my favourite movie, Memento, and that was 20 years ago. I'd like to believe that director Esmail was at least indirectly inspired by Memento when he made Mr Robot.
But it seems as if my and Esmail's common interests also extend to poetry, as the show exhibits an eerily distinct fascination with my favourite poem named the red wheelbarrow. I've been obsessed with this highly celebrated poem since my days of high school, so to see it get new meaning in the context of another work of art, was something truly special.
I can confidently say that Mr Robot is now my all-time favourite show, so it shouldn't be a surprise then that I'm bestowing it with the highest of Meerkat honours - and I would give an 11th if I could.
Mr Robot is one of those once in a lifetime experiences that can't be compared to anything else and what I've covered in this review only scratches the surface of its brilliance.
If you don't end up watching it, no sweat off my back - just be aware that you'll be missing out on one of the greatest stories ever told. Do you really want that on your conscience?
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Q: Can't load information from cassandra database from pyspark I have this code:
import os
from pyspark import SparkContext,SparkFiles,SQLContext,SparkFiles
from pyspark.sql import SQLContext, SparkSession
from pyspark.sql.functions import col

secure_bundle_file=os.getcwd()+'\\secure-connect-dbtest.zip'
sparkSession =SparkSession.builder.appName('SparkCassandraApp')\
  .config('spark.cassandra.connection.config.cloud.path',secure_bundle_file)\
  .config('spark.cassandra.auth.username', 'test')\
  .config('spark.cassandra.auth.password','testquart')\
  .config('spark.dse.continuousPagingEnabled',False)\
  .master('local[*]').getOrCreate()

data = sparkSession.read.format("org.apache.spark.sql.cassandra")\
  .options(table="tbthesis", keyspace="test").load()
data.count()

What I try to do is to connect to my database and retrieve my data. The code connects well to the database but once it arrives to read line it says:
Exception has occurred: Py4JJavaError
An error occurred while calling o48.load.
: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Failed to find data source: org.apache.spark.sql.cassandra.
Please find packages at http://spark.apache.org/third-party-projects.html
at org.apache.spark.sql.execution.datasources.DataSource$.lookupDataSource(DataSource.scala:674)
at org.apache.spark.sql.execution.datasources.DataSource$.lookupDataSourceV2(DataSource.scala:728)
at org.apache.spark.sql.DataFrameReader.load(DataFrameReader.scala:230)
at org.apache.spark.sql.DataFrameReader.load(DataFrameReader.scala:203)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:62)
at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:498)
at py4j.reflection.MethodInvoker.invoke(MethodInvoker.java:244)
at py4j.reflection.ReflectionEngine.invoke(ReflectionEngine.java:357)
at py4j.Gateway.invoke(Gateway.java:282)
at py4j.commands.AbstractCommand.invokeMethod(AbstractCommand.java:132)
at py4j.commands.CallCommand.execute(CallCommand.java:79)

Can someone help me, please?
Also, I want to add some more details about this code:
What I want to do is to test how much time does spark last to read 2 million records from my database, normal python-cassandra driver read 2 million records in about 1 hour (using SimpleStatement) so here I want to know how much it would last using spark with those 2 M records.
Thanks

A: You don't have Spark Cassandra Connector package in your classpath, so it can't find corresponding classes.
You need to start your job (spark-submit or pyspark) with --packages com.datastax.spark:spark-cassandra-connector_2.11:2.5.1.
If you really want to do it from the python code only, then you may try to add .config("spark.jars.packages", "com.datastax.spark:spark-cassandra-connector_2.11:2.5.1") when creating SparkSession, but it may not always work, if classpath is already instantiated.
P.S. Spark usually should outperform SimpleStatement, even in the local mode, although Spark is really shines in the distributed mode.  You really shouldn't use SimpleStatement for repeatedly execute the query that is different only in parameters - you should use prepared statements for that. Please read Developing applications with DataStax drivers guide.  DataStax also gives away a 3rd edition of the Cassandra. The Definitive Guide book - just fresh off the press - I recommend to read it.

A: My problem is solved.
The problem was not java,hadoop or spark, was the download process of the connector, but I could not download anything because my cache folder for this jars had things on it.
The folder where my spark downloads external jars is C:\Users\UlysesRico.ivy2\jars The cache for it is C:\Users\UlysesRico.ivy2\cache
I just erased cache and jars foldes, then I did:
pyspark --packages com.datastax.spark:spark-cassandra-connector_2.11:2.5.1
And voilá, I downloaded all the jars and cache information for it.
Problem finally solved.


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According to a 2016 survey of 500 men conducted by Cleveland Clinic, nearly 60 percent of men don't go to the doctor when they fear they have a serious medical condition. Additionally, 40 percent of men do not visit the doctor for a yearly routine checkup.
The survey concluded that while men tend to pay more attention to their health as they get older, they should be more engaged patients throughout their lives. Seeing a doctor more often could make a big difference in preventing illness or catching one early on.
2. Men develop heart disease 10-15 years earlier than women and are more likely to die of the condition at a younger age.
Male or female, heart disease or heart attacks is the leading cause of death among all Americans. Men, however, usually develop heart disease 10-15 years earlier than women and are more likely to die of it at a younger age. Other conditions that lead to heart disease like high cholesterol, high blood pressure and diabetes are also common among men.
Despite these harrowing statistics, heart disease and stroke are largely preventable. While it may seem to only affect older adults, you should start developing good habits at a young age. Some good habits include exercising regularly, eating a healthy diet, avoiding processed foods and reducing your stress levels.
3. Men are less likely to suffer from mental health problems but are more likely to commit suicide.
While mental health issues like depression are discussed more today than in the past, they still carry negative perceptions. Although women are statistically more likely to suffer from mental health disorders, men are still more likely to commit suicide. According to the American Foundation for Suicide and Prevention, 7 out of 10 suicides in 2016 were committed by men.
Along with going to the doctor less for other health conditions, men may be even more unlikely to seek help if they're suffering from depression. While other variables may be involved with the high rate of male suicide, seeing a doctor when you have depression symptoms is one factor that could make all the difference.
4. Many men across age groups do not know the right age to be screened for various health conditions.
A majority of men across age groups do not know the right age to be screened for various health conditions, according to the 2016 survey conducted by Cleveland Clinic. Do you know?
Starting at age 20, the American Heart Association recommends regular cardiovascular screening tests and blood pressure screenings. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends screening for colorectal cancer between ages 50-75. The Urology Care Foundation also recommends prostate cancer screenings for individuals aged 55-69 years old.
Some experts attribute men's lower mortality rate to their tendency to drink and smoke more. Many other lifestyle factors such as exercise and diet play a role as well.
For men, heart disease is the No. 1 cause of death followed by cancer. Men can lower their risk of both these ailments by living a healthy lifestyle that includes proper nutrition and exercise. Therefore, the right recommendations and guidance from experts like doctors are important too.
At NUHS Whole Health Center, our chiropractic physicians believe in the importance of preventative health care. Beyond treating the symptoms of an illness, our interns are trained to help patients with the lifestyle and exercise habits that can be key to reducing the risk of a number of ailments. In collaboration with Cleveland HeartLab, Inc., our clinicians also offer inflammatory and other innovative and scientifically proven biomarker tests to assess a patient's risk for heart disease or heart attack.
Learn more about the services offered at the NUHS Whole Health Center by visiting the clinic patient page on our website.
National University is here to help you stay informed with healthy tips and natural advice. Subscribe to our blog The Future of Integrative Health for weekly updates and insights.
Dr. Brian Anderson, DC, MPH, CertMDT, is an assistant professor and attending clinician at the NUHS Whole Health Center in Lombard. Before coming to National University he spent time in private practice at a large integrative medicine clinic. He earned his doctor of chiropractic and his master of science in advanced clinical practice from National University along with his master of public health from Benedictine University. He is also certified as a clinical nutritionist and in mechanical diagnosis and therapy.


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Siacoin Could Dramatically Change the Way We Look at Data Storage
What is Siacoin and why should you care? Siacoin is the designated cryptocurrency used on the Sia decentralized data storage platform
Robert Tiger | Bloggers ( CryptoCurrency ) | Tuesday, 29/03/2016 | 12:23 GMT+2 2016-03-29T10:23:09+00:00 2016-03-31T17:54:52+00:00
Photo: Robert Tiger
What is Siacoin and why should you care?
Siacoin is the designated cryptocurrency used on the Sia decentralized data storage platform which is essentially a peer-to-peer network of hard disk drives individually connected to the network allowing the disk space on those hard drives to be used or recovered for data storage by people all over the world.
Sia will be the first fully functional, remote peer-to-peer data storage network allowing users to store data on a decentralized network where it is available for retrieval anywhere, any time, provided you have the appropriate identifiers in place to access that data.
Similar to centralized, remote cloud storage services provided by companies like Amazon and Dropbox, Sia has found a way to put control of personal data back into the hands of its users. Sia is a decentralized network of data centers that when combined becomes the world's quickest, least expensive and most secure data storage platform in existence.
This differs from the monopolistic Amazon or Dropbox versions, where they own and operate their own private data centers, giving them access to and complete control of how your personal data is managed, often selling this data to a 3rd party without user knowledge or consent.
Data files on the Sia network are securely and automatically encrypted with industrial-grade algorithms, using blockchain technology to track and ensure full integrity of the network. Cryptographic secured smart contracts ensure the encryption and transfer of data with no possibility for a third party to interfere.
As a user, Sia allows you to tailor a storage plan according to your budget and your requirements for bandwidth, storage size, and redundancy and unlike its competitors, Sia is now fully operational and users are beginning to store real data on the network.
Additionally, Sia makes it possible for users to earn income simply by participating as a farmer, miner, node operator or app developer.
Currently in beta, Sia and Siacoin users, traders and investors have eagerly been anticipating the release of the Sia Data Storage App v1.0 and over the last month they have seen increases in the value of Siacoin exceeding 500% on the Poloniex exchange.
It was initially scheduled for release this month. I had the opportunity to speak with one of the lead developers of Sia, Luke Champine of Nebulous Inc, and this is what he had to say:
"We originally hoped to have v1.0 ready this month, but that date has been pushed back. Our main priorities for v1.0 are: a solid, developer-friendly API; and fast, efficient file uploading and downloading. We're very close to achieving both of those, but we don't want to label it "1.0" until we're really proud of what we've built."
In my opinion, after speaking with Luke I am confident that the developers are very passionate about the Sia project and the delay in the release of its data storage app v1.0 allows more time for development of the community and really for traders and investors to consider the magnitude of what the Sia network will unleash.
If successful, it will dramatically change the way we look at data storage and how it is handled when it comes to safe-guarding, ultimately preventing sensitive personal information from falling into the wrong hands.
The decentralization of personal data has been a long time coming and not a minute too soon as we seem to be inundated with 3rd party invasion of privacy issues on a daily basis.
Sia is on the verge of bringing these issues to an end and making it a reality.
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Q: Schema global describe map keyset I have a doubt regarding the Schema.getGlobalDescribe() method which returns a Map.. I know that Schema.SobjectType is the Api names of Sobjects.. But I am not able to understand what does the keys of this Map represents!?Also Can anyone explain the difference between Sobject class and Schema.SobjectType class in Apex?

A: The key is the name of the type as a string. This lets you write logic using a string for the type, and then find out later if the type exists by seeing if there is a map value for that map key. This would typically be done in code that is configurable or that at run time discovers the types.
The SobjectType is a token from which an Sobject class can be created:
SobjectType t = Contact.SobjectType;
Sobject s = t.newInstance();

or from which descriptive information about the type can be obtained:
DescribeSObjectResult d = t.getDescribe();

Think of SobjectType as the starting point object for code that wants to work for multiple types. In code where the types are fixed, you will rarely need to use it.
See the SobjectType documentation.
By the way, you can get the SobjectType from an Id or from an Sobject - both have a getSObjectType() method. So, for example, if you had a collection of Id values you could work out the set of types involved:
Set<SobjectType> types = new Set<SobjectType>();
for (Id id : ids) {
    types.add(id.getSObjectType());
}
... types.size() ...

An example of using the map:
SObjectType t = Schema.getGlobalDescribe().get('FeedItem');
if (t != null) {
    // Code that requires chatter to be turned on
}


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Typically people build houses where there is shelter from the elements, adequate supplies of food, water and fuel. They also like to build them in easily accessible places for the most part. All villages and towns grow from farmstead, places a farmer, and his family, decided to settle.
However not all of these farmsteads ends up as a village. There are loads of outlying farms in populated countryside, some of them are ancient or at least built on the remains of an ancient farm. What distinguishes those that get bigger?
There's an element of luck, but mainly it is because they either have an abundance of some resource or they lie along a convenient route. Trade is the reason most of our towns exist. Certainly this is true of the most ancient ones. There exceptions to this, but these tend to be modern capital cities (Washington DC being an example) or new towns intended to displace people from densely populated inner cities (like Milton Keynes, or Cumbernauld).
with houses for the labourers and a proper village. Villages tend to have a focal point, usually a green space, but sometimes a market square. Modern villages still have them, there will be an open area possibly with a children's play area. Around this there will be a Church, possibly a pub, a shop or two and often a war memorial. Even if there isn't an open area there will be a cluster of the Church (with graveyard), a pub, shop and war memorial. These will be surrounded with houses, perhaps along a single linear road. If there is a second cross road this may also have houses along it. The cross roads (sometimes a Y) will often run on two sides of the Church, or the village green if there is one.
larger villages have more streets, keeping everything within minimum walking distance.
Of course when you are world building for a story you make the village suit the narrative that you are conveying. It doesn't really matter if the shops, pubs or anything else is economically viable. If you need an internal rivalry then two pubs might be a way to do it. If you need a football team, or a Women's Institute then write in the Pavilion and pitch, or the village hall or whatever you need.
A key feature of villages is that typically people know who there neighbours are, and in the smaller more settled ones far outside the commuter belt, the lineages of all the residents. Or at least some of the inhabitants know all of that. This can be a feature for interesting stories. The other thing that happens in these sorts of communities is that the smarter kids leave for university and jobs in the big city. Some of the others join the services (including some of the smart ones) and go away that way. Often they reappear later in life, retired in their forties, or professionally qualified as the local GP, district nurse, solicitor, entrepreneur, mechanic. A good way to bring people in without having to make them complete strangers to the rest of your characters.
Towns are a whole different order of magnitude different. They don't scale into villages, there is a sort of multiplier effect with proper towns. Almost every old town that I have looked at, and I do pay attention on my travels, is based around a market, and very often also a river crossing.
Towns tend to be on the nexus of trade routes, and they draw in people from surrounding villages for markets and also specialised trades. As well as being bigger than villages, especially with the tradespeople, they also have a lot more in the way of amenities. There will be a square, with a town hall of some sort on it, and often also a church. In many modern towns the square has been infilled, usually with parades of shops, descended from the market stalls that once stood in the same place.
Like the villages the towns are often formed around a cross roads, this can be two sides of the main square, or sometimes they join at one end of a widened high street and then split out after the shopping area (Reigate in Surrey does this, the A25 and A217 being the primary routes).
Another key feature of a town, other than being astride a trade route, is that it tends to have an abundance of something useful (or it did have in its early days). This could be something simple like weavers in a sheep farming region, or a watermill in an arable area. There ought to be something. This might not matter to your story though and you don't need to worry about it much. However it could also be useful as a hook, or a clue.
Firstly I think of the sort of place that I need for my story, and the key locations I need it to have. Once I've listed those out I get myself a blank sheet of paper (although I do sometimes use squared paper).
Pencil usually starts with some outline topographical features (which way is uphill, where are the water courses).
Then I put the focus of the village/town on the map, along with some routes. I see this as growing the town organically.
Next down are the key locations I need relative to each other. I then fill in the gaps between them with the other necessary parts of the village/town. i.e. the pubs, shops and civic amenities. If it is a mediaeval walled town then I add these in now as well. If there is a need for industry I also stick that in too.
Lastly I add in some houses for the people to live in, making sure to put the bigger ones upwind of the town (the richer districts of towns/cities tend to be upwind on prevailing winds because the rich folk can afford to build where the air is sweeter). I try to put in at least one building for every ten inhabitants, in modern times maybe two to three times that much, we live much less densely these days, even though there are more of us.


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Federal Judge Blocks Key Portions of New Trump Travel Ban 2.0
Chris WhiteMar 15th, 2017, 6:50 pm
A federal judge in Hawaii issued an order of Wednesday afternoon blocking several key portions of Donald Trump's new travel ban just hours before it was set to take effect at midnight.
U.S. District Court Judge Derrick K. Watson entered the order just before 7:00 PM on Wednesday night.
BREAKING: Hawaii federal judge blocks key parts of Trump #travelban 2.0. Ruling: https://t.co/hKUt7ZkABQ Earlier: https://t.co/aG1fHhfW8S
— Josh Gerstein (@joshgerstein) March 15, 2017
LawNewz is reviewing the order and will provides updates later in the evening.
7:00 PM UPDATE:
Judge Watson blocked implementation of two sections of the new executive order, section 2 and section 6. Section 2 of the new executive order blocks "entry into the United States" for a period of 90 days, certain nationals of six countries referred to in Section 217(a)(12) of the Immigration and Nationality Act ("INA"), 8 U.S.C. § 1101 et seq.: Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen." Section 6 suspends the suspends the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program for 120 days.
The plaintiffs in the case argued the order violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment because it discriminates based on religion. The government denied any discrimination on the basis of religion, but the court found Trump's past statements on the issue indicate the order is really designed to block entry to the United States as a result of a person's religion.
"[A] reasonable, objective observer—enlightened by the specific historical context, contemporaneous public statements, and specific sequence of events leading to its issuance—would conclude that the Executive Order was issued with a purpose to disfavor a particular religion, in spite of its stated, religiously-neutral purpose, the Court finds that Plaintiffs . . . are likely to succeed on the merits of their Establishment Clause claim," Judge Watson wrote in his order.
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I'm sorry for the real banal question but I can't figure out where we can find increase or reduce output size for copy.
I mean if I have for example an A4 document and want to copy it on a A3 sheet of paper how can I do it?
It was so simple with ConnectKey software...!
The only thing I can see now is increase/reduce by percentage or automatic.
t doesn't show sizes because it doesn't really need to.
It will enlarge to fit. Instead of showing pictures of the redundant steps that Connectkey products do, it just takes the input and compares it to the output size to figure out the size. Which is fine most of the time, the only benefit Connetckey/AltaLink had was that when you selected a reduce enlarge option it showed the percentage, and from that you could finesse it later by increasing/decreasing the percentage by a few percent if desired.