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News : Middle East
The Guardian as mouthpiece for the Iranian regime
By INU Staff
INU- On Friday 9th November, British newspaper "The Guardian" published a piece by Aaron Merat. Merat, a British-Iranian citizen is known as an apologist of the Iranian regime and he has been involved with many slanderous attacks on the opposition group.
The article published by the Guardian is full of errors and is basically a piece of propaganda.
Struan Stevenson, former member of European Parliament and coordinator of Campaign for Iran Change, wrote to the editor of the publication, advising that Merat's allegations "are lifted directly from the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence (MOIS) and their hysterical efforts to demonize the PMOI".
Stevenson said: "I am dismayed that the Guardian should pay lip-service to such absurd and disgraceful fabrications, propagated by a pariah regime that is widely recognised as a sponsor of international terror. Indeed, the recent arrest of Iranian agents in Europe and America, (including, according to Arron Merat, an 'unnamed Iranian diplomat'), who were planning assassinations and terror attacks on members of the Iranian opposition, are evidence of this regime's malign intentions.
In fact, the diplomat was named almost immediately as Assadollah Assadeh, a leading MOIS agent, posing as a member of the diplomatic staff in the Iranian Embassy in Vienna. He had allegedly handed over a bomb to two other Iranian agents with instructions that they should attack the PMOI/MEK rally taking place in Paris in June, attended by renowned politicians like Rudy Giulliani and Newt Gingrich."
The Iranian regime has spent a fortune trying to smear the name of the PMOI, quite simply because it views the group as a major threat to its existence. The PMOI has support all over the world, but most importantly inside Iran. There is such widespread support – in all provinces – for the group that the people have been risking arrest, imprisonment, torture and even their lives to make sure the regime knows that they want regime change and that they put their trust in the PMOI to guide them through this.
Paulo Casaca, a former Member of the European Parliament and co-President of the 'Friends of a Free Iran' group that operates within the European Parliament, also wrote a letter to the Guardian's editor. He said: "There is not a single accusation or libel within the whole piece which was not propagated before by one of the countless propaganda vehicles of the Iranian regime - though in this case presented, in pure plagiarism, as first-hand work by 'The Guardian'. Mr 'Arron Merat', who signed the piece, has been propagating these materials for a long time in his twitter account, which he made private just before publishing the article."
Casaca also highlighted that the Guardian has acted as the "mouthpiece for the Iranian theocracy" on a number of other occasions, citing articles in which Masoud Khodabandeh, a notorious agent of Iran's secret services, had been quoted insulting the opposition.
The Guardian's piece lacks what one would imagine to be the most basic of journalistic requirements – objectiveness, fairness and research. Not only has the newspaper let down its readers, but it has also completely discredited itself.
Iran's anti-Saudi rhetoric only increases
Next:Iranian Regime Remains Defiant of both Domestic and International Pressures


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Three More Years For WhatsApp Users on Android Gingerbread
By June 26, 2017 48 views
WhatsApp users with Android version 2.3 (Gingerbread) devices have been given a three year grace period as the application will continue running in these phones until 2020.
WhatsApp is one of the most used mobile messaging applications out there, having not less than 1.2 billion monthly active users. Most Zimbabweans with older android version devices were worried that December 2017 was the end of the line.
Last year, WhatsApp said it was ending support for a variety of older mobile operating systems, like iOS 6 and Android 2.2 (and below). The blog post announcing this change has been updated, with changed dates for some versions.
The company on Wednesday announced that older versions of Android will continue running the application till 2020 whose support was supposed to end this year in December.
The Facebook owned company also gave Blackberry OS devices until the end of this year to cut support of the application. For Blackberry users, the extension was supposed to end till this month end from last year 2016.
ZOL Zimbabwe Hires Tinashe Nyaruwanga, Digital Manager.
DStv Never Ordered Banks To Reject Bond Payments- Official

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The Ateneo Freshmen Orientation Seminar, more commonly known as OrSem, helps prepare the freshmen to their new home for the next few years.
Red carpets and paparazzi camera flashing, any AJMAn was sure to feel like a star!
A cable park in the Bicol Region that's bringing in tourists in droves.


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Q: Are two consequent CPU stores on x86 flushed to the cache keeping the order? Assume there are two threads running on x86 CPU0 and CPU1 respectively. Thread running on CPU0 executes the following commands:
A=1
B=1

Cache line containing A initially owned by CPU1 and that containing B owned by CPU0.
I have two questions:

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*If I understand correctly, both stores will be put into CPU's store buffer. However, for the first store A=1 the cache of CPU1 must be invalidated while the second store B=1 can be flushed immediately since CPU0 owns the cache line containing it. I know that x86 CPU respects store orders. Does that mean that B=1 will not be written to the cache before A=1?

*Assume in CPU1 the following commands are executed:

while (B=0);
    print A

Is it enough to add only lfence between the while and print commands in CPU1 without adding a sfence between A=1 and B=1 in CPU0 to get 1 always printed out on x86?
while (B=0);
lfence
print A

A: In x86, writes by a single processor are observed in the same order by all processors.  No need to fence in your example, nor in any normal program on x86.  Your program:
while(B==0);  // wait for B == 1 to become globally observable
print A;      // now, A will always be 1 here

What exactly happens in cache is model specific.  All kinds of tricks and speculative behavior can occur in cache, but the observable behavior always follows the rules.
See Intel System Programming Guide Volume 3 section 8.2.2. for the details on memory ordering.

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Impaired Driving Campaign Aims to Save At-Risk Hispanic Males, Reduce Overall Crashes
Contact: Media Relations
Bilingual campaign tours state to raise awareness among young drivers
AUSTIN – Impaired driving continues to be a significant problem in Texas and responding to this challenge requires an effective plan to communicate with all Texans. In 2014, young Hispanic males comprised 49 percent of all statewide male drivers, ages 17-34, involved in impaired driving crashes. These crashes led to 605 serious injuries and 275 deaths, leaving families facing a lifetime of loss. In an effort to reduce crashes and save lives, the Texas Department of Transportation today is launching a bilingual, DUI awareness campaign called "Drink. Drive. Go to Jail. De Veras."
"Unfortunately, drinking and driving remains a serious problem in Texas," said TxDOT Executive Director LtGen Joe Weber, USMC (Ret). "Until that changes, we must be diligent in our efforts to save lives, reduce crashes and spare families the heartache of losing loved ones to irresponsible decision making. The loss and suffering that comes with drinking and driving is entirely preventable. Don't do it. Period."
The "Drink. Drive. Go to Jail. De Veras." campaign runs through May 23 to overlap with Easter, Fiesta and Cinco de Mayo. The Spanish phrase "De Veras," meaning "For Real," is a common expression used by Spanish speakers when responding to expressions of disbelief. Recent census numbers show that 38 percent of the Texas population is Hispanic. This number is expected to grow significantly in the coming decades along with the state's overall population.
Recognizing the importance of this campaign, the Association of Hispanic Municipal Officials and the Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce are joining TxDOT as partners.
"As an organization that cares deeply about the welfare of the Hispanic community, we support this effort and its focus to save the lives of our young Hispanic drivers," said San Marcos Mayor Daniel Guerrero, President of the Association of Hispanic Municipal Officials. "Our young drivers need to be educated on the fact that one wrong decision can have dire ramifications on their future. This campaign, with its cultural influence, will resonate strongly in the Hispanic community."
Pauline Anton, Executive Director of the Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce said, "It is critical that we work together to make everyone aware of the dangers involved when they drink and drive — hefty fines, jail time or worse, the loss of a life. We are proud to support this campaign for a second year in the continued hope of seeing more lives saved in our community."
The "Drink. Drive. Go to Jail. De Veras." campaign features an interactive truck with graphics inspired by Lotería, a traditional, bingo-like game from Mexico. A street team accompanying the truck will invite audiences to play DWI Lotería, which uses customized game cards to discourage drinking and driving. Lively music and prizes will be a part of the game experience. The DWI Lotería truck will make appearances at the following community events:
Pasadena: Certified Neck Breakers Custom Car & Truck Show – April 12
Laredo: Brown Impressions Low Rider Car Show – April 26
San Antonio: Los Magnificos Car Show – May 3
Austin: Pachanga Latino Music Festival – May 16
Victoria: Memorial Weekend Bash – May 23
For more information, contact TxDOT Media Relations at MediaRelations@txdot.gov or (512) 463-8700.
The information contained in this report represents reportable data collected from the Texas Peace Officer's Crash Report (CR-3). This information was received and processed by the department as of February 27, 2015.


My family tree is far too tangled and gnarly to describe here but suffice it to say that Eddie was my second father. He served in Europe during World War II, not in combat but in the Army Quartermaster Corps. In short, he was a supply Sergeant, one of those guys who won the war by keeping the troops fed, clothed and shod. Eddie was what was called in those days a scrounger; not unlike Milo Minderbinder in Catch-22 or James Garner's character in The Great Escape.
My dad was a supply sergeant also, so a salute to your dad and mine. My father's specialty was being able to supply his guys with meals supplemental to rations. He was in the 69th Infantry Division, and his company was made up of young guys who'd mainly grown up in east coast and midwestern cities. My father was in his thirties and a country boy so the chickens and and a hog that they requisitioned from the Nazi mayor of one of the towns they went through, my dad was able to butcher and cook, also make biscuits from flour from the mayor's bakery.
I'm sure he saw some horrible stuff, but these are the stories he told, the funny ones, about being one of the few who weren't seasick on the way over and back, about meeting up with the Russians. His lieutenant could speak Russian as he was from a Ukrainian family in Chicago. The only time my mother knew exactly where my dad was in Europe was when the news announced the meetup with the Russians on the Elbe and mentioned that it was Lieutenant Kotzebue's company, my dad's company.
Thanks for prompting my own Memorial Day memories.


Rating Hospitals/Nursing Homes on Disclosure & Apology — Sorry Works!
Sorry Works! is proud to announce the launch a new initiative where we will assist charitable foundations in their due diligence of hospitals and nursing homes seeking grants and other financial assistance. We will review the disclosure and apology programs of hospitals and nursing homes and report back to foundations that are considering donation requests.
As we all know, disclosure and apology is becoming the gold standard for patient and safety within healthcare organizations. We also know that too many hospitals and nursing homes have not yet created disclosure & apology programs due to a myriad of excuses (we're busy, doctors are uncomfortable, we'll get to it next year, etc, etc). Yet, nothing motivates people and organizations to make changes like cold hard cash, especially when someone is seeking a donation. You want the money, well you need to show us you do X or are going to do X. Hospitals and nursing homes need grants and other charitable gifts from foundations and wealthy families to keep pace. However, donors want to know that their money is being gifted to healthcare organizations that make patient safety a top priority. Most importantly, donors don't want to be embarrassed by providing a financial gift to a hospital or nursing home that is then crucified in the media for a poorly handled adverse event.
Working on behalf of foundations and other donors, Sorry Works! will review the disclosure and apology programs of prospective hospitals and nursing homes. This review will include examining disclosure policies and protocols as well as interviewing key stakeholders, including front-line staff. We will report our findings back to the donor.
Here is the brochure for our program.
Now, we will also provide reviews for hospitals and nursing homes. If your hospital or nursing home would like an independent review of your disclosure and apology program, Sorry Works! is happy to help. Simply contact us at 618-559-8168 or doug@sorryworks.net.
Ultimately, we hope this new program will provide the motivation to create more disclosure programs while improving existing disclosure programs. Please help us spread the word by sharing this e-newsletter with friends and colleagues. Thank you.


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Alain René Lesage, Barrie Rutter, Blake Morrison, dialect, For Love or Money, Halifax, humour, Kingston, Northern Broadsides, Rose Theatre, Sarah-Jane Pots, Turcaret, Yorkshire
For Love or Money
Rings of Brass
by Blake Morrison adapted from Turcaret by Alain René Lesage
at The Rose Theatre, Kingston until 4th November, then on tour until 2nd December
Review by Mark Aspen
Let's sit down, have a nice chatter-watter, and natter about For Love or Money. Now here's a nice tale if you like, a fun-filled farce about folks' foibles.
Halifax has come to Kingston with Northern Broadsides' tongue in cheek play about a concatenation of conmen, with more fiddles than the Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra. The company often works with journalist and author Blake Morrison to adapt plays from the past, ranging from Aristophanes to Kleist, into the Yorkshire vernacular. This time round the source is Turcaret by Alain René Lesage, which was first performed at the Comédie Française in 1709, and which in turn is based on Tartuffe by Lesage's muse Molière. How does the play cope with its 220 year transplant from Paris to a Yorkshire mill town in the late 1920s ? Surprisingly well, for human vices like lust and greed, which are the peccadilloes that form the driving force of For Love or Money, are real hardy perennials.
The Great War took the colonel who lived in the grand mansion on the outskirts of the Yorkshire town. Ten years since, he never returned from the front, and his young and attractive widow Rose is finding it hard to cope financially. The furniture has been sold, as have the oil paintings, witness the shadows of the frames on the William Morris wallpaper (one of many inspired touches by designer Jessica Worrall, which include some colourful pastiches of period dress by Lucy Archbould).
The scene is set at the opening with Rose in conversation with Marlene, her housekeeper and one remaining servant. The bluff Marlene, robustly played by Jacqueline Naylor, speaks in broad Yorkshire vernacular, which the opening night audience at Kingston found almost impenetrable, but it mattered not, as her whiplash tongue said it all. Marlene is warning Rose about the predations of some of the local men, whose intentions may not be honourable. For her pains Marlene is given the sack, but Rose loses her rough-edged guardian. She doesn't know that her husband, the late colonel, sent Marlene a letter to ask the she look after Rose as he believed her to be very vulnerable. Well, perhaps she is, but perhaps she isn't.
Rose is wooed by two suitors, the well-heeled banker Algy Fuller, and the louche gigolo Arthur. However, Arthur is a con-man and is fleecing Rose, but Rose is taking Algy for all she can, while Algy is embezzling from his bank, and a great merry-go-round of greed tootles its merry way around the story.
The guileful but gorgeous Rose is played by the Sarah-Jane Potts who skilfully balances the demure innocent-abroad against the shrewd schemer in Rose's psyche, coy one moment pert the next. She is the flapper par excellence, fringed hair, satin dress the colour of, well, a peach. For Rose is the focus of the action, the honeypot cum money-pot to which the men are drawn, some for the honey, some for the money. Arthur is after both; the money to feed his gambling addiction, the honey to feed his voracious sexual appetite. Neither his promiscuity nor his ego know any bounds. He describes his liaison in a back alley with an older woman as "performing an act of mercy". Jos Vantyler has the part of Arthur to a tee, oozing debauchery from his coiffured hair to his co-respondent's shoes; even his movements are dissolute. Now, Algy has plenty of money of his own, or is it his own? For Algy runs so much of a double life that it probably counts as a triple life. Suited and booted, smiling and moustache twirling, Algy bursts onto the scene adamant to achieve his goal of seducing Rose. His armoury includes gifts of jewellery (fraudulently acquired), verses proclaiming his love (witless doggerel) and promises to build a magnificent new house for her with orangery and haha (castles in Spain). Barrie Rutter portrays Algy as an effusive convivial man, opulent and expansive, comfortably rotund and very self-satisfied. He his lost his wife to the 'flu epidemic, or was it the flew epidemic? Algy is wary in matters of business, particularly dodgy-business, but totally blind in his enthrallment by the alluring Rose.
Barrie Rutter is also the Founder and the prime mover of Northern Broadsides. Describing himself as a "theatrical animal", he has grown the company to world-wide recognition, with its mission to promote the richness of the dialects of the North of England. Rutter has himself taking on the direction of For Love or Money, and has run with the vivacious dialogue and the sinewy humour, the emotional slapstick that is the engine of this play. At some points the play has a late music-hall feel, such as at the opening of the second half and the pre-curtain call which involve quite elaborate song-and-dance routines: much credit is due to Beverley Norris-Edmunds' choreography with Conrad Nelson's music. There is a bit of the shoulders back "I say, I say, I say" to the setting up of gags. The play is certainly stylised with every character having a distinct but exaggerated style of moving, and all the first entrances are down-stage right into a spot, with an unspoken "Dah! Dah!". The effect of this somehow smacked in my mind of a comic strip unfolding across the stage, with the "Umphs" and "Ouchs" and "Ooos" imagined in the air. It is a distinctive style that gives the piece so much vibrancy.
Much of the comic strip reference comes from Jordan Metcalfe as Jack, with his quiff a Tin-Tin overdosed on E-numbers. With a Jack-the-lad twinkle in his eye, he energises his part to the brim. Jack is described as an odd job man, and they certainly are odd jobs. He is the general run-around for Arthur, doing all his dirty work. Then he takes up the same services for Rose, and then for Algy, but concurrently. Here is a sharp sharper who knows how to play all ends against the middle.
Jack's girlfriend is Lisa, who is a young woman with a strapping way with words and who knows how to look after herself. She has worked as a char and as a street-walker, hence Jack's honest introduction of her as "the best scrubber in town". Jack insinuates her into Rose's household, putting another tangle in the thread of farce. Kat Rose-Martin makes a gamine Lisa, pouting her scarlet lipstick. She plays the role with a warmth that makes one disregard her felonies as mere naughtiness. The audience though is itself seduced by Jack and Lisa, maybe because everyone in this play is an anti-hero, so we root for the best of a bad bunch in these characters. And we know that they will be the ones who will win out in the end.
This wild welter of nefarious plans begins to unravel when wronged parties appear. Martin, a farmer, has been tricked by Algy in his dealings with Algy's bank, and tricked out of his late mother's jewellery. Martin's addiction is to booze, but he is looking for a wife to change his life. He also has some wonderful turns of phrase, including a very apt spoonerism: his riposte to Algy's "I run a tight ship", as "Yes, a shite tip". Jim English delivers these lines for maximum comic impact with spot-on timing, playing Martin as a lanky sot, somewhat simple. Martin is the susceptible victim at the bottom of this food chain of deception.
Then comes Ruddles (Matthew Booth), Algy's bank clerk, coerced into getting his hands dirty for Algy, with a list of chickens coming home to roost; and Gwen (Jacqueline Naylor doubling) an "antiques dealer", who turns out to be Algy's sister and proceeds to tell more than a few home truths. A bailiff, Hever, arrives to seize some of Rose's land, but this is Jack in disguise perpetrating another fraud. All adds to the general mayhem.
Finally, Teresa, "a visitor" joins in the party. She comes as Martin's fiancée, a "classy French" woman of a certain age. Arthur recognises her as his "act of mercy" but stays mum. But when Algy appears his recognition of her is … (to avoid a spoiler) … not welcomed. Sarah Parks is priceless as Teresa, multi-coloured and grotesque, complete with cod French, she grabs the stage by the throat. A deep Fanny Cradock contralto enhances the far from understated picture of the wronged woman. Algy is in, as Teresa puts it, the merde.
For Love or Money makes an hilarious evening's entertainment, but underneath it is a salutary allegory to human greed. Everyone exploits everyone in a riotous Ring a Ring o' Roses; everyone abuses everyone in a way that would make Arthur Schnitzler blush: everyone milks everyone else, but the most loveable scoundrels run off with the cream.
Oh, a "chatter-watter" is a cup of tea, so we learn proper Yorkshire too.
Photography by Nobby Clark
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Tech 22 August 2018
Jasmine Solana
Squire secures $25.5M to fund next-gen ASIC mining rigs for CoinGeek distribution
New details have emerged about Squire Mining Ltd's plan to build the next-generation ASIC chips and mining rigs, which will be exclusively distributed by a CoinGeek.com associate.
On Wednesday, Squire, a listed issuer on the Canadian Stock Exchange, announced that it has completed a private placement funding of $25.5 million last Aug. 10 to fund the development, manufacturing and sale of data mining infrastructure and system technology—including ASIC chips and mining rigs—for mining of Bitcoin Cash (BCH) as well as alt coins such as those using SegWit technology.
The pilot production test run of the initial ASIC chip and mining systems for Bitcoin BCH is expected to be completed by the end of fourth quarter of 2018. Squire Mining will then deliver the ASIC chips and mining rigs to associates of Bitcoin BCH's largest mining company, CoinGeek.com, which has been granted the exclusive right to market, promote, solicit, sell and distribute Squire's new ASIC chips and mining rigs to Bitcoin BCH and other alt coin miners throughout the world.
Under the exclusive partnership, all marketing will be done under the CoinGeek.com brand. Initial sales will favor Bitcoin BCH miners, given the social benefits of the cryptocurrency's utility as digital money as well as its unique ability as the only platform that scales and is secure for the development of applications needing microtransactions.
"We are very excited to be partnering with a market leader such as CoinGeek.com and its associates. This partnership will allow us to quickly gain a strong foothold in a fast-moving, global marketplace," Simon Moore, executive chairman of Squire, said in a statement.
Meanwhile, Squire has teamed up with Hong Kong-based tech firm Future Farm Developments Ltd. for a joint venture called Arasystems Technology Corp., which will manage the development, manufacturing and assembly of Squire's ASIC chip-powered mining rigs.
Bitcoin BCH, the world's only functional low-cost, fast, secure digital money, is the only cryptocurrency that follows the original Satoshi Nakamoto white paper. Average transaction costs on Bitcoin BCH are $0.002 compared with $2.00 when using the non-scaling Segwit token system and subject to a 2-4% commission for transactions on the VISA network.
Enterprise-level miners are invited to the CoinGeek Week Conference, happening in London in the last week of November, to meet with the CoinGeek team and discuss how this product can improve your business.
Tickets are on sale now and discounts are available for early purchases, as well as for multi-day tickets. Additional discounts are available to members of the bComm Association, and all tickets must be purchased using BCH.
CoinGeek
CoinGeek Week
Squire Mining
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IBM triples its blockchain patents in just one year
IBM has lead the way in the U.S., racking up 108 patents and helping in many fields.
Blockchain use in global healthcare market to surpass $1.7B by 2026
The blockchain industry focused on healthcare is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 48.1%.
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Siemens to integrate blockchain technology into carsharing
Siemens is hoping to make several problems related to carsharing a thing of the past with blockchain technology.


Charges by hospitals for emergency department visit services have changed drastically over the past 30 years. In 1980, hospitals primarily charged all patients the same amount for visit services, regardless of what services they required. Many patients were charged much less than the cost to provide the service. Over the 30 succeeding years, hospital charges have morphed from a single average charge assigned to all patients to a five level charge system, plus critical care. The national average charges for each of the visit levels have also increased dramatically. Visit charges billed in 2010 hospital emergency department visits averaged 400% to 500% more than the reported Medicare payment. This paper reviews and discusses the course of those changes.
What charges are associated with an emergency visit?


Selecting a Life Coach & Assessing "Coachability"
Co-active coaches (as I am) don't offer advice or solutions. They don't choose your actions for you. They DO help you to access your inner wisdom, because YOU are naturally creative, resourceful, and whole! Guided by your inner wisdom, your life creatively unfolds with depth and meaning, attracting all you desire with much more focus, clarity, and abundance. Anyone with the desire and will to consciously create their dream-life, but who falls shy in implementation, can benefit from life-coaching.
Consult your friends about their coaches and or search the Internet for possible leads. The International Coach Federation has a directory you may find useful.
Consider: Would you like to work with your coach through the phone, in-person, through email, or on Skype?
Consider: Is it important to you that your coach have a credential or coach-specific training?
Consider: Would you prefer that your coach have expertise in a particular area, such as spirituality, business development, nutrition, healing, etc.?
If this is the coach for you, get started and watch your life transform!
Are you prepared to initiate calls/sessions with your coach and to be fully present?
Are you ready to identify and to act upon goals in between coaching sessions to improve your quality of life? Your coach will assist with the process.
Are you ready to explore your life's purpose, events and activities to deepen your learning and forward your action?
Are you prepared for disclosure with your coach? Your coach helps to build safety for this.
Are you willing to report your learning and actions to your coach?
You may find that you have a specific short-term goal you would like to reach where short-term coaching will meet your needs. You may also find, as I do, that engaging with a thinking partner and enlisting support from your coach in the long-term helps you to sustain forward motion in your life even as your goals change in response to the flow of your life. There's no "right" approach, and coaches are committed to meeting you where you are.


The most important reserve of Andalusian Horse, Cartujano lineage worldwide.
Since its founding in the late fifteenth century, the Carthusian monastery becomes cornerstone of Jerez horse breeding.
famous and appreciated all over the world.
If you want in addition a customize tour, just order it. We will be pleased to offer you our alternatives.
Reception at the enclosure entrance.
Show in the covered dressage ring for free-running colts of different ages, with hitches, classical dressage, "cobras" of mares (a group of mares tied together with one handler) and so on.


A photo of the very first Halloween pumpkin to ever appear in a Peanuts comic strip.
The comic strip Peanuts first appeared in newspapers on October 2, 1950. It was written by Charles M. Schulz.
Initially the comic strip only included one character, an 8½-year-old boy named Charlie Brown.
But Schulz quickly realized that one little boy would not be enough to carry a comic strip that was read nationwide.
And soon other characters arrived. Some came and went never to be seen again. For example in 1951, Schulz introduced a little Iranian boy named Rafsarji Kasheen.
He stayed around for three comic strips before his character returned back to Iran because he really missed his pet camels.
Another character that only lasted one outing was Sarah, a 7-year-old girl who went around spitting at other little kids.
Schultz received thousands of complaints about this disgusting little punk and she was sent off to comic strip Siberia.
But soon a gallery of acceptable characters started showing up and the readers really took to them.


Charming cottage-style home with detached garage and studio rental in front.
Upstairs 2/1 section of home includes both front and back lanais.
Living and dining area, looking through to bedroom two and front lanai.
Front lanai overlooks fenced yard area and garage/studio building.
Upstairs kitchen and back lanai area.
Back lanai overlooking large grassy yard with plumeria and mango trees.
Room to expand or just enjoy!
Looking toward back lanai and home from backyard.
Master bedroom 1 with built in dresser.
Upstairs bathroom connects to both hall and master bedroom .
Fenced yard and lanai and entry for lower 1/1 unit.
Lower unit living space with stylish stained concrete floors.
Lower living space looking toward kitchen area.
Garage workroom with full bath.
Wet bar and full bathroom, along with washer and dryer.
Bathroom with walk-in shower, bidet-style toilet.


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module Doomybot
  module Client

    # constants

    # keeps marky happy even if there are no entries
    BASE_TEXT = 'common I am we is the word there their.'

    # gets all asks and replies to them
    def self.get_and_reply_to_asks
      # init tumblr client
      client = Tumblr::Client.new
      # get array of asks
      asks = (client.submissions USERNAME, limit: 6)['posts']
      # create our ClientAsk objects
      asks_list = []
      asks.each do |ask|
        # create the asks in a database and add them to an array to return
        asks_list << Ask.create(sentiment: (ask['question']).sentiments,
                             user: User.find_or_create_by(username: ask['asking_name']),
                             text: ask['question'].add_punctuation,
                             tumblr_id: ask['id'])
      end
      reply_to_asks(asks_list) if asks_list.count > 0
    end

    # replys to asks.  Takes an array of Ask objects
    def self.reply_to_asks asks
      # init tumblr client
      client = Tumblr::Client.new

      ##### TEMPORARY PATCH TO KEEP ASK FLOODS ######
      # will start to queue asks if they are less than a minute apart #
      # YES this WILL chain #

      last_ask = Ask.find(asks.first.id - 1)
      post_ok = last_ask.created_at < (Time.now - 30.seconds)
      #post_ok ? state = 'published' : state = 'queue'
      state = 'published'

      #########################

      asks.each do |ask|
        client.edit(USERNAME,
                         id: ask.tumblr_id,
                         answer: generate_response,
                         state: state,
                         is_private: true,
                         tags: "feeling #{get_sentiment(to_string: true)}")
        puts "Published ask from #{ask.user.username}!\n"
      end
    end

    def self.get_random_user
        offset = rand(User.count)
        return User.offset(offset).first
    end

    # reblog a random text post
    def self.reblog_random_text_post
      client = Tumblr::Client.new
      if User.count > 0
        # get a random user
        offset = rand(User.count)
        user = User.offset(offset).first
        # get a random post from the user
        post_hash = client.posts(user.username,
                            type: 'text',
                            limit: 1,
                            offset: rand(1..100))
        puts post_hash
        if post_hash['status'] == 404
          puts 'Nothing found for that user.'
          # try again if no user posts are found
          reblog_random_text_post
        else
          # create a new TextPost object with our info
          post = TextPost.new(post_hash)
          # add the content of our text post to the database of asks
          post.content.each do |ask|
            Ask.create(sentiment: ask.sentiments,
                       user: nil,
                       text: ask.add_punctuation,
                       tumblr_id: nil)
          end
          # finally reblog the post
          client.reblog(USERNAME,
                        id: post.id,
                        reblog_key: post.reblog_key,
                        comment: generate_response,
                        tags: "feeling #{get_sentiment(to_string: true)}")
        end
      end
    end

    def self.post_text_post
        puts 'creating original text post'
        client = Tumblr::Client.new
        text = generate_response
        title = generate_response(sentences: 1)
        client.text(USERNAME, title: title, body: text, tags: "feeling #{get_sentiment(to_string: true)}, text")
    end

    def self.post_chat_post
        puts "generating conversation"
        users = [get_random_user, get_random_user]

        # how many times to go back and forth
        quips = rand(1..2)

        client = Tumblr::Client.new

        conversation = ""
        quips.times do
            users.each do |user|
                conversation += "#{user.username}: #{generate_response(sentences: 1)}\n"
            end
        end
        client.chat(USERNAME, conversation: conversation, tags: "feeling #{get_sentiment(to_string: true)}, #{users[0].username}, #{users[1].username}, chat, fanfic")
    end

    # posts a pixelsorted image
    def self.post_pixelsort
      if Image.count > 0
        client = Tumblr::Client.new
        # get a random image
        offset = rand(Image.count)
        image = Image.offset(offset).first
        path = download_image(image.url)
        path = sort_image(path)
        client.photo(USERNAME, {data: path, caption: generate_response})
      end
    end

    private

    def self.download_image url
      # download image
      dirname = "#{ROOT_PATH}/images"
      FileUtils.mkdir_p(dirname) unless File.directory?(dirname)
      # open image and save it
      image = MiniMagick::Image.open(url)
      image.resize("640x")
      image.format 'png' if image.type != 'PNG'
      filename = "images/#{Time.now.to_i}.png"
      image.write filename
      return filename
    end

    # generate a markov response
    def self.generate_response(sentences: nil)
      # get our dictionary
      markov = MarkyMarkov::TemporaryDictionary.new(2)
      sentiment = get_sentiment
      # get our entries to choose from based on if the robot is happy or sad
      sentiment >= 0 ? sql = "sentiment >= 0" : sql = "sentiment < 0"
      corpus = (Ask.where(sql).map { |i| i.text }.join("\n") + BASE_TEXT )
      # set the amount of sentences to generate
      sentences ||= rand(1..2)
      markov.parse_string corpus
      gen = markov.generate_n_sentences sentences
      markov.clear!
      return gen
    end

    # returns a number or string
    def self.get_sentiment(memory: 10, to_string: false)
      average_sum = 0
      #Ask.last(memory).each do |ask|
      # instead of a memory, we now get asks counted at the start of every day, so Doomybot's emotions are less sporadic
      Ask.where("created_at >= ?", Time.now.beginning_of_day).each do |ask|
        average_sum += ask.sentiment.to_f
      end
      number = average_sum / memory

      # return a string or number depending
      if to_string
        # probably better accomplished with yaml or something
	os = 2 # offset for emotions.  bigger numbers make emotions fluctuate less
        if number >= 0 * os and number < 0.1 * os
          state = 'ok'
        elsif number >= 0.1 * os and number < 0.2 * os
          state = 'fine'
        elsif number >= 0.2 * os and number < 0.3 * os
          state = 'pretty ok'
        elsif number >= 0.3 * os and number < 0.4 * os
          state = 'good'
        elsif number >= 0.4 * os and number < 0.5 * os
          state = 'great'
        elsif number >= 0.5 * os and number < 0.6 * os
          state = 'happy'
        elsif number >= 0.6 * os and number < 0.7 * os
          state = 'really happy'
        elsif number >= 0.7 * os and number < 0.8 * os
          state = 'fantastic'
        elsif number >= 0.8 * os
          state = 'ASCENDED'
        elsif number < 0 * os and number > -0.1 * os
          state = 'eh'
        elsif number <= -0.1 * os and number > -0.2 * os
          state = 'not great'
        elsif number <= -0.2 * os and number > -0.3 * os
          state = 'not good'
        elsif number <= -0.3 * os and number > -0.4 * os
          state = 'sad'
        elsif number <= -0.4 * os and number > -0.5 * os
          state = 'awful'
        elsif number <= -0.5 * os and number > -0.6 * os
          state = 'terrible'
        elsif number <= -0.6 * os and number > -0.7 * os
          state = 'depressed'
        elsif number <= -0.7 * os and number > -0.8 * os
          state = 'worse than ever'
        elsif number <= -0.8 * os
          state = 'DREAD AND DEATH'
        end
        return state
      else
        return number
      end

      number >= 0 ? emotional_state = 'happy' : emotional_state = 'sad'
      to_string ? emotional_state : number
    end

    # return random true or false
    def self.rb
      return [true,false].sample
    end

    # sorts an image
    def self.sort_image path
      type = rand(0..3)
      diagonal = [true,false].sample
      case type
        when 0
          puts 'Generating brute sort...'
          Pxlsrt::Brute.brute(path, diagonal: diagonal, middle: rb, vertical: rb).save(path)
        when 1
          puts 'Generating smart sort...'
          Pxlsrt::Smart.smart(path, threshold: rand(100..200), diagonal: diagonal).save(path)
        when 2
          puts 'Generating kim sort...'
          Pxlsrt::Kim.kim(path).save(path)
        when 3
          puts 'Generating seed sort...'
          Pxlsrt::Seed.seed(path, threshold: rand(0.1..10), distance: rand(20..50)).save(path)
      end
      puts 'Pixel sort successful, uploading...'
      return path
    end

    # classes

  end
end

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Viagra reduces Alzheimer's disease risk by nearly 70%, study shows
A doctor shows Viagra at a hospital in Shanghai. (Photo by LIU JIN/AFP via Getty Images)
CLEVELAND (StudyFinds.org) – Viagra, a drug well-known for its ability to treat erectile dysfunction, may soon have a surprising new purpose — preventing Alzheimer's disease. A study of existing FDA-approved medications has revealed that taking the drug lowered the chances of developing the disease over the next six years by a stunning 69 percent.
Sildenafil — which drug manufacturers label as Viagra for erectile dysfunction and as Revatio for pulmonary hypertension — emerged from a field of over 1,600 FDA-approved drugs as the most promising candidate to battle Alzheimer's. Researchers from the Cleveland Clinic's Genomic Medicine Institute examined a database of more than seven million patients, finding that the ED medication performed significantly better than high blood pressure and diabetes drugs like losartan and metformin.
Estimates predict that cases of Alzheimer's disease, the most common form of dementia, will rise to just under 14 million in the United States by 2050. With no cure at the moment, scientists are turning to existing medications which may have dual benefits and save both time and money designing a new drug.
"This paper is an example of a growing area of research in precision medicine where big data is key to connecting the dots between existing drugs and a complex disease like Alzheimer's," says Jean Yuan, M.D., Ph.D., from National Institutes of Health (NIH), in a media release. "This is one of many efforts we are supporting to find existing drugs or available safe compounds for other conditions that would be good candidates for Alzheimer's disease clinical trials."
Viagra targets both hallmarks of Alzheimer's development
The Cleveland team, led by Dr. Feixiong Cheng, believes that understanding the subtypes (or endophenotypes) of neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's will help reveal the underlying triggers of these conditions. That would likely expose certain targets that scientists could focus on and find medications which act on these weaknesses.
When it comes to the brain changes Alzheimer's causes, there are two main hallmarks of the disease. The first is a buildup of beta amyloid and tau proteins in the brain. The second sees those buildups turn into amyloid plaques and tau neurofibrillary tangles. Currently, there are no FDA-approved medications which fight the buildup of beta amyloid or tau proteins.
"Recent studies show that the interplay between amyloid and tau is a greater contributor to Alzheimer's than either by itself," Dr. Cheng says. "Therefore, we hypothesized that drugs targeting the molecular network intersection of amyloid and tau endophenotypes should have the greatest potential for success."
Using a large gene-mapping network, the team studied hundreds of FDA-approved drugs to find the ones which can target both amyloid and tau proteins. They then scored those candidates higher than other drugs capable of just targeting one.
"Sildenafil, which has been shown to significantly improve cognition and memory in preclinical models, presented as the best drug candidate," Dr. Cheng reports.
Better protection than blood pressure medications
Researchers looked at the connection between Alzheimer's disease onset and sildenafil among users and non-users over a follow-up period of six years. Compared to other drugs, sildenafil led to a 55-percent lower risk of Alzheimer's in comparison to taking losartan. The drug led to a 63-percent lower Alzheimer's risk compared to metformin, a 64-percent lower risk than taking glimepiride, and a 65-percent lower risk compared to taking diltiazem.
Overall, compared to non-users of Viagra, taking the drug resulted in a 69-percent drop in the risk of dementia onset over the course of the study.
"Notably, we found that sildenafil use reduced the likelihood of Alzheimer's in individuals with coronary artery disease, hypertension and type 2 diabetes, all of which are comorbidities significantly associated with risk of the disease, as well as in those without," Dr. Cheng adds.
Additionally, the team created an Alzheimer's brain cell model using stem cells to see how sildenafil impacts dementia onset in a lab experiment. They found that sildenafil increases brain cell growth while also decreasing the hyperphosphorylation of tau proteins — a key process which creates the neurofibrillary tangles.
"Because our findings only establish an association between sildenafil use and reduced incidence of Alzheimer's disease, we are now planning a mechanistic trial and a phase II randomized clinical trial to test causality and confirm sildenafil's clinical benefits for Alzheimer's patients," Dr. Cheng concludes. "We also foresee our approach being applied to other neurodegenerative diseases, including Parkinson's disease and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, to accelerate the drug discovery process."
The findings appear in the journal Nature Aging.
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Another reason to switch?
After Microsoft withdraws its support, Washington's state senate defeats a measure that would have outlawed anti-gay discrimination.
By Tim Grieve
Published April 21, 2005 8:54PM (EDT)
Maybe Microsoft isn't the Great Satan that it once was -- in the public imagination, Wal-Mart has pretty much overtaken that role -- but there are still plenty of folks who hold a special place in the darkest corners of their hearts for the world's largest software company.
According to The Stranger, an alternative weekly from Seattle, there's a whole new reason to dislike Microsoft: The company, the paper says, withdrew its support from legislation in the state of Washington that would have outlawed discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. The bill was defeated in the Washington Senate this afternoon, 25-24.
According to The Stranger, Microsoft withdrew its support for the bill after the leader of a mega-church from Redmond threatened a boycott of Microsoft's products. Earlier this month, the paper says, a Microsoft senior vice president told a group of gay and lesbian employees about the threatened boycott -- and explained that Microsoft would henceforth be "neutral" on a bill it had previously supported. War Room contacted Microsoft for a response this morning; while a member of Microsoft's "rapid response" PR team promised us we'd be hearing from a Microsoft spokeswoman promptly, we're still waiting.
Although Microsoft is generally considered a gay-friendly employer, news that it may have waffled on the anti-discrimination measure -- especially in the face of a single threat from an NFL linebacker-turned-evangelical-minister -- has gay-rights activists none too happy with the company. "Apparently, Microsoft's new motto is 'your potential, our passion, as long as you're not gay or lesbian,'" Dan Kully, a spokesman for Equal Rights Washington, told us this afternooon. Earlier today, John Aravosis of AMERICAblog suggested in an open letter to Microsoft that advocates of gay rights in Washington could retaliate against the company by organizing concentrated local opposition to its plan to expand its Redmond campus.
"You may have thought 'Hell, the evangelicals boycott us, the gays boycott us -- we've got to choose one, and the evangelicals are in power, so let's screw the gays,'" Aravosis wrote. "But here's something you didn't count on. You messed with the wrong faggots." Aravosis wrote those words just as the story of Microsoft's position on the bill was first making the rounds on the internet -- and before the state senate had rejected the bill by a single vote. If Microsoft was beginning to feel the pain then, we can only imagine what life is like in Redmond right now.
Tim Grieve is a senior writer and the author of Salon's War Room blog.
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The Tally Wire
The latest lifestyle news in Tallahasee, Florida.
Mayday Parade is Coming Back to Tallahassee
By Lexie Pitzen | Photo: Mayday Parade on Facebook
It might not be obvious, but Tallahassee has a huge alternative and indie rock scene. Local coffee shops and bars host indie artists a few times a week, and hundreds of local acts congregate at alternative/indie festivals like Gaines Street Fest. In fact, many popular alternative bands have roots in Tallahassee.
And, if you went through an emo phase like I did, you probably know about 1 of them.
Mayday Parade, a popular alternative band that was formed in Tallahassee in 2005, is coming home to play a show at The Moon on Nov 3, 2019. Earlier this fall, the band announced the show, which will celebrate the 10th anniversary of their 2nd studio album, "Anywhere But Here." "In 2009 we released Anywhere But Here," the band announced on Twitter. "It's now 2019 and we're stoked to say we're bringing the full album to you live!"
Mayday Parade formed when 2 Tallahassee bands, Kid Named Chicago and Defining Moment, joined together. The band was initially made up of Derek Sanders, Jason Lancaster, Jeremy Lenzo, Jake Bundrick, Alex Garcia, and Brooks Betts. Lancaster later left Mayday Parade and formed another alternative band.
Mayday Parade released their first album, "A Lesson in Romantics" in 2007. "Anywhere But Here" followed in 2009, "Valdosta" in 2011, "Monsters in the Closet" in 2013, and "Black Lines" in 2015. Most recently, in 2018, they released "Sunnyland," the title a tribute to the "Sunnyland" area of Tallahassee and an abandoned children's hospital.
The band last came back to Tallahassee on October 2, 2018, to play the very first show of their "Welcome to Sunnyland" tour at The Moon. Over this summer, for their "Sad Summer Festival" tour, the band played shows in front of a graphic reading "Mayday Parade is an emotion." In those five words, the band tapped into the quality that has kept their fans around as popular radio has shifted far from Mayday Parade's style.
This show gives local fans the chance to experience the beloved album live in the band's hometown. To experience Mayday Parade for yourself, add the band's show at The Moon to your calendar. Tickets are on sale now!
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Like a fine wine...wait, I don't drink the metaphor doesn't work. In any event, Sylvia just keeps getting better with age, and we had fun celebrating her birthday tonight. Love you, baby!
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Carrie Underwood Reveals She 'Might Look a Bit Different' Due to 50 Facial Stitches Needed After November Fall
Photo: Rick Diamond/Getty Images
Just days after hosting the annual CMA Awards in November, country music star Carrie Underwood shared on social media that she had suffered a "hard fall" that required surgery on her wrist and the cancellation of several performances.
READ: Pray: Carrie Underwood Cancels Multiple Performances After Suffering Serious Injury
"Thanks so much for all the well wishes everybody," Underwood tweeted at the time. "I'll be alright… might just take some time… glad I've got the best hubby in the world to take care of me."
Thanks so much for all the well wishes everybody…I'll be alright…might just take some time…glad I've got the best hubby in the world to take care of me.
— Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood) November 12, 2017
As Faithwire had reported, the country singer's injuries were said to be non-life threatening, but now it seems as though they were much worse than previously known. In a message to her fan club over the weekend, Underwood explained that she received between 40 to 50 stitches on her face the night of the incident and may appear "different" as a result.
While the letter was only accessible to fan club members, several media outlets published excerpts of the note, which sheds new light on what happened the night she fell down the stairs at her home and details how she has been coping during her recovery.
"I haven't been ready to talk about since I have still been living it and there has been much uncertainty as to how things will end up," Underwood wrote. "It's crazy how a freak random accident can change your life."
She went on to say that, in addition to breaking her wrist, she "somehow managed to injure" her face and the aftermath of the stitches has left her "not quite looking the same."
Despite the seriousness of all that has unfolded, Underwood remains grateful for her health and optimistic about the year ahead.
"I honestly don't know how things are going to end up but I do know this: I am grateful. I am grateful that it wasn't much, much worse. And I am grateful for the people in my life that have been there every step of the way," she said. "I am determined to make 2018 amazing… And when I am ready to get in front of a camera, I want you all to understand why I might look a bit different."
(H/T: Billboard)


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namespace safe_browsing {

SafeBrowsingControllerClient::SafeBrowsingControllerClient(
    content::WebContents* web_contents,
    std::unique_ptr<security_interstitials::MetricsHelper> metrics_helper,
    PrefService* prefs,
    const std::string& app_locale,
    const GURL& default_safe_page,
    std::unique_ptr<security_interstitials::SettingsPageHelper>
        settings_page_helper)
    : security_interstitials::SecurityInterstitialControllerClient(
          web_contents,
          std::move(metrics_helper),
          prefs,
          app_locale,
          default_safe_page,
          std::move(settings_page_helper)) {}

SafeBrowsingControllerClient::~SafeBrowsingControllerClient() {}

void SafeBrowsingControllerClient::Proceed() {
  // With committed interstitials the site has already
  // been added to the allowlist, so reload will proceed.
  Reload();
  return;
}

void SafeBrowsingControllerClient::GoBack() {
  SecurityInterstitialControllerClient::GoBackAfterNavigationCommitted();
  return;
}

}  // namespace safe_browsing


System File Checker, or 'SFC' for short, is a built-in Windows tools that checks for system files that may be corrupt or missing.
Go to "Start" and search "cmd"
At the first option, "cmd" right click it and in the bottom menu choose "Run as an administrator"
You may receive a UAC prompt; confirm it.
Right click on the first item and press "Run as an administrator".
Once you've opened an administrative Command Prompt window, run the command: sfc /scannow.
Press Enter and let the command run, this will take a while. When the scan is complete, you are given results through the command-line window.
After this is complete, restart the computer.


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We have said that Vedic Horary Astrology is characterised by Five Major Equations. There are other equations which adorn Horary Astrology.
The task before the astro scholar is immense. He has to prognosticate based on 9 planets and 12 constellations. Since that is inadequate, more diagnostic tools and equations are given to him to assist in his noble task.
Here we give 8 more equations which can be useful to the horary astrologic scholar.
We have said that the major 3 Ascendants of Horary, Aroodha, Udaya and Chatra should be in good relationship. If they are in trines, it is Jeeva, if two are in trines it is Roga and none of them are in trines, it is Mrityu.
Same holds good for the second comparison of Aroodha and Udaya Lords. Also for the 3rd, lords of Aroodha and Udaya Navamsas.
Mandi means Gulika. Find out the position of Gulika and whether he is in angles or triangles. If Mandi is in angles, it is Mrityu, if in 2,5,8,11 it is Roga and if in 3,6,9,12, it is Jeeva.
Trisphuta ( long gul + long moon + long lag ) is found out and we find out whether it has fallen in the negative regions of the Zodiac.
The first negative region is Birth Star, Janma Nakshatra. If TRI falls in Birth Star, it is considered negative.
Other negative regions are the Junctional Points or Risha Sandhis. At 120,240 and 360 degrees, these occur. They are junctional points and their length is 3 degrees 20 minutes.
it is considered negative or Mrityu.
Find out the position of the Ascendant. If the Sign No of the Ascendant = Sign no Mandi, it is Mrityu. If not it is Jeeva.
Let us see whether TRI or Trisphuta has fallen in signs occupied by malefics. The fiery planets are Mars, Saturn, Sun, Rahu and Ketu and if they occupy the same sign as TRI, it is Mrityu,negative. Else it is Jeeva Sutra.
From this Chart, positivity and negativity can be discerned. In Medical Horary, the Five Major Equations are used. Say for example, if Akasha Sutra or Ether Formula represented by Jupiter is negative and if Jupiter is badly positioned in the Chart Horary, there will be destruction of wealth, agriculture, good will etc. If the query is about longevity, the longevity of the native can be discerned from the above Mandi Sutra and from the position of TRI or Trisphuta.
Trisphuta, as it deals with Mandi, generally is used to predict Death. If Transit Saturn transits the trines of Kharesa or Lord of the 22nd Decanate, then during that phase, death can occur ! ( Randhra thribhagapathi mandirage cha Mande Tasya Trikonamapi prapti vadanti mrityum ). Or during the time of Transit Jupiter, when he transits the trines of the Ascendant decanate lord ( Udyag Driganapati Rasi gathe Suredye Tatra trikonamapi gachathi va vinasam ).


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"""Tests for maproot.py."""

__author__ = 'cimamoglu@google.com (Cihat Imamoglu)'

import maproot
import test_utils

class MaprootTest(test_utils.BaseTest):
  def testGetAllLayers(self):
    # Not a complete or valid MapRoot structure but is enough for testing
    # relevant parts.
    maproot_object = {'layers': [
        {'type': 'KML'},
        {'type': 'FOLDER',
         'sublayers': [
             {'type': 'FOLDER',
              'sublayers': [
                  {'type': 'GEORSS'},
                  {'type': 'MAP_DATA'},
                  {'type': 'GOOGLE_MAPS_ENGINE_LITE_OR_PRO'}
                  ]},
             {'type': 'FUSION'}]
        },
        {'type': 'TILE'},
        {'type': 'FOLDER'}]}
    expected = ['FUSION', 'GEORSS', 'GOOGLE_MAPS_ENGINE_LITE_OR_PRO', 'KML',
                'MAP_DATA', 'TILE']
    self.assertEquals(expected, sorted(
        [x['type'] for x in maproot.GetAllLayers(maproot_object)]))
    self.assertEquals([], maproot.GetAllLayers({'nolayers': {'type': 'KML'}}))

  def testGetSourceAddress(self):
    self.assertEquals('GEORSS:abc', maproot.GetSourceAddress(
        {'type': 'GEORSS', 'source': {'georss': {'url': 'abc'}}}
    ))
    self.assertEquals('KML:xyz', maproot.GetSourceAddress(
        {'type': 'KML', 'source': {'kml': {'url': 'xyz'}}}
    ))
    self.assertEquals('WMS:tuv', maproot.GetSourceAddress(
        {'type': 'WMS',
         'source': {'wms': {'url': 'tuv'}}}
    ))
    self.assertEquals(
        'GOOGLE_MAPS_ENGINE_LITE_OR_PRO:def',
        maproot.GetSourceAddress(
            {'type': 'GOOGLE_MAPS_ENGINE_LITE_OR_PRO',
             'source': {'google_maps_engine_lite_or_pro': {'url': 'def'}}}
        ))
    self.assertEquals(None, maproot.GetSourceAddress(
        {'type': 'GOOGLE_MAP_DATA', 'source': {'google_map_data': 'ab'}}
    ))
    self.assertEquals(None, maproot.GetSourceAddress(
        {'type': 'GOOGLE_TRAFFIC'}
    ))
    self.assertEquals(None, maproot.GetSourceAddress(
        {'type': 'GOOGLE_PLACES'}
    ))

if __name__ == '__main__':
  test_utils.main()


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Q: Writer/Reader buffer mechanism for large size - high freq data c++ I need a single writer and multiple reader (up to 5) mechanism that the writer pushes the data of size almost 1 MB each and 15 packages per second continuously which will be writtern in c++. What I'm trying to do is one thread keeps writing the data while 5 readers are going to make some search operations according to the timestamp of the data simultaneously. I have to keep each data package 60 min, and then they can be removed from the container.
Since the data can grow like 15 MB * 60 sec * 60 min = 54000MB/h I need almost 50 GB space to keep the data and make the operations fast enough for both the writer and the readers. Bu the thing is we cannot keep that size data on cache or RAM so it must be in a Hard drive like SSD (HDD would be too slow for that kind of operation)
Up to now what I've been thinking is, to make a circular buffer (since I can calculate the max size) directly implemented to an SSD, which I couldn't find a suitable example up to now and I don't know if it is possible or not either, or to implement some kind of mapping mechanism that one circular array will be available in the RAM that just keeps the timestamps of the data and physical address of the memory for searching the data which is available on the hard drive. So at least the search operations would be faster I guess.
Since any kind of lock, mutex or semaphore will slow down the operations (especially write is critical we cannot loose data because of any read operation) I don't want to use them.  I know there are some shared locks available but I think again they have some drawbacks. Is there any way/idea to implement such kind of system with lock free, wait free and thread safe as well? Any Data structure (container), pattern, example code/project or other kind of suggestions will be highly appreciated, thank you…
EDIT: Is there any other idea rather than bigger amount of RAM?

A: This can be done on a commodity PC (and can scale to a server without code changes).
Locks are not a problem. With a single writer and few consumers that do time-consuming tasks on big data, you will have rare locking and practically zero lock contention, so it's a non-issue.
Anything from a simple spinlock (if you're really desperate for low latency) or preferrably a pthread_mutex (which falls back to being a spinlock most of the time, anyway) will do fine. Nothing fancy.
Note that you do not acquire a lock, receive a megabyte of data from a socket, write it to disk, and then release the lock. That's not how it works.
You receive a megabyte of data and write it to a region that you own exclusively, then acquire a lock, change a pointer (and thus transfer ownership), and release the lock. The lock protects the metadata, not every single byte in a gigabyte-sized buffer. Long running tasks, short lock times, contention = zero.
As for the actual data, writing out 15MiB/s is absolutely no challenge, a normal harddisk will do 5-6 times as much, and a SSD will easily do 10 to 20 times that. It also isn't something you even need to do yourself. It's something you can leave to the operating system to manage.
I would create a 54.1GB1 file on disk and memory map that (assuming it's a 64bit system, a reasonable assumption when talking of multi-gigabyte-ram-servers, this is no problem). The operating system takes care of the rest. You just write your data to the mapped region which you use as circular buffer2.
What was most recently written will be more or less guaranteed3 to be resident in RAM, so the consumers can access it without faulting. Older data may or may not be in RAM, depending on whether your server has enough physical RAM available.
Data that is older can still be accessed, but likely at slightly slower speed (if there is not enough physical RAM to keep the whole set resident). It will however not affect the producer or the consumers reading the recently written data (unless the machine is so awfully low-spec that it can't even hold 2-3 of your 1MiB blocks in RAM, but then you have a different problem!).
You are not very concrete on how you intend to process data, other than there will be 5 consumers, so I will not go too deep into this part. You may have to implement a job scheduling system, or you can just divide each incoming block in 5 smaller chunks, or whatever -- depending on what exactly you want to do.
What you need to account for in any case is the region (either as pointer, or better as offset into the mapping) of data in your mapped ringbuffer that is "valid" and the region that is "unused".
The producer is the owner of the mapping, and it "allows" the consumers to access the data within the bounds given in the metadata (a begin/end pair of offsets). Only the producer may change this metadata.
Anyone (including the producer) accessing this metadata needs to acquire a lock.
It is probably even possible to do this with atomic operations, but seeing how you only lock rarely, I wouldn't even bother. It's a no-brainer using a lock, and there are no subtle mistakes that you can make.
Since the producer knows that the consumers will only look at data within well-defined bounds, it can write to areas outside the bounds (the area known being "emtpy") without locking. It only needs to lock to change the bounds afterwards.
As 54.1Gib > 54Gib, you have a hundred spare 1MiB blocks in the mapping that you can write to. That's probably much more than needed (2 or 3 should do), but it doesn't hurt to have a few extra. As you write to a new block (and increase the valid range by 1), also adjust the other end of the "valid range". That way, threads will no longer be allowed to access an old block, but a thread still working in that block can finish its work (the data still exists).
If one is strict about correctness, this may create a race condition if processing a block takes extremely long (over 1 1/2 minutes in this case). If you want to be absolutely sure, you'll need another lock which may in the worst case block the producer. That's something you absolutely didn't want, but blocking the producer in the worst case is the only thing that is 100% correct in every contrieved case unless a hypothetical computer has unlimited memory.
Given the situation, I think this theoretical race is an "allowable" thing. If processing a single block really takes that long with so much data steadily coming in, you have a much more serious problem at hand, so practically, it's a non-issue.
If your boss decides, at some point in the future, that you should keep more than 1 hour of backlog, you can enlarge the file and remap, and when the "empty" region is next at the end of the old buffer's size, simply extend the "known" file size, and adjust your max_size value in the producer. The consumer threads don't even need to know. You could of course create another file, copy the data, swap, and keep the consumers blocked in the mean time, but I deem that an inferior solution. It is probably not necessary for a size increase to be immediately visible, but on the other hand it is highly desirable that it is an "invisible" process.
If you put more RAM into the computer, your program will "magically" use it, without you needing to change anything. The operating system will simply keep more pages in RAM. If you add another few consumers, it will still work the same.

1 Intentionally bigger than what you need, let there be a few "extra" 1MiB blocks.

2 Preferrably, you can madvise the operating system (if you use a system that has a destructive DONT_NEED hint, such as Linux) that you are no longer interested in the contents before overwriting a region. But if you don't do that, it will work either way, only slightly less efficient because the OS will possibly do a read-modify-write operation where a write operation would have been enough.
3 There is of course never really a guarantee, but it's what will be the case anyway.

A: 54GB/hour = 15MB/s. Good SSD these days can write 300+ MB/s. If you keep 1 hour in RAM and then occasionally flush older data to disk, you should be able to handle 10x more than 15MB/s (provided your search algorithm is fast enough to keep up).
Regarding fast locking mechanism between your threads, I would suggest looking into RCU - Read-Copy Update. Linux kernel is currently using it to achieve very efficient locking.

A: Do you have some minimum hardware requirements? 54GB in memory is perfectly possible these days (many motherboards can take 4x16GB these days, and that's not even server hardware). So if you want to require an SSD, you could maybe just as well require a lot of RAM and have an in-memory circular buffer as you suggest.
Also, if there's sufficient redudancy in the data, it may be viable to use some cheap compression algorithms (those which are easy on the CPU, i.e. some sort of 'level 0' compression). I.e. you don't store the raw data, but some compressed format (and possibly some index) which is decompressed by the readers.

A: Many good recommendations around. I'd like just to add that for circular buffer implementation you can have a look at Boost Circular Buffer


text:
.class final Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;
.super Ljava/lang/Object;
.source "UHQTile.java"

# interfaces
.implements Lcom/android/systemui/plugins/qs/DetailAdapter;

# annotations
.annotation system Ldalvik/annotation/EnclosingClass;
    value = Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;
.end annotation

.annotation system Ldalvik/annotation/InnerClass;
    accessFlags = 0x12
    name = "UHQDetailAdapter"
.end annotation

# instance fields
.field final synthetic this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

# direct methods
.method private constructor <init>(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)V
    .locals 0

    iput-object p1, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-direct {p0}, Ljava/lang/Object;-><init>()V

    return-void
.end method

.method synthetic constructor <init>(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;)V
    .locals 0

    invoke-direct {p0, p1}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;-><init>(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)V

    return-void
.end method

# virtual methods
.method public createDetailView(Landroid/content/Context;Landroid/view/View;Landroid/view/ViewGroup;)Landroid/view/View;
    .locals 3

    iget-object v0, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-static {v0}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-get1(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)Landroid/content/Context;

    move-result-object v0

    invoke-static {v0}, Landroid/view/LayoutInflater;->from(Landroid/content/Context;)Landroid/view/LayoutInflater;

    move-result-object v0

    const v1, 0x7f0d0144

    const/4 v2, 0x0

    invoke-virtual {v0, v1, p3, v2}, Landroid/view/LayoutInflater;->inflate(ILandroid/view/ViewGroup;Z)Landroid/view/View;

    move-result-object p2

    iget-object v1, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    const v0, 0x7f0a0324

    invoke-virtual {p2, v0}, Landroid/view/View;->findViewById(I)Landroid/view/View;

    move-result-object v0

    check-cast v0, Landroid/widget/TextView;

    invoke-static {v1, v0}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-set1(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;Landroid/widget/TextView;)Landroid/widget/TextView;

    iget-object v0, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-static {v0}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-get3(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)Landroid/widget/TextView;

    move-result-object v0

    iget-object v1, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-static {v1}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-wrap5(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)Ljava/lang/String;

    move-result-object v1

    invoke-virtual {v0, v1}, Landroid/widget/TextView;->setText(Ljava/lang/CharSequence;)V

    return-object p2
.end method

.method public getMetricsCategory()I
    .locals 1

    const/16 v0, 0x70

    return v0
.end method

.method public getSettingsIntent()Landroid/content/Intent;
    .locals 2

    new-instance v0, Landroid/content/Intent;

    const-string/jumbo v1, "android.media.action.DISPLAY_AUDIO_EFFECT_CONTROL_PANEL"

    invoke-direct {v0, v1}, Landroid/content/Intent;-><init>(Ljava/lang/String;)V

    return-object v0
.end method

.method public getTileString()Ljava/lang/String;
    .locals 1

    iget-object v0, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-virtual {v0}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->getTileSpec()Ljava/lang/String;

    move-result-object v0

    return-object v0
.end method

.method public getTitle()Ljava/lang/CharSequence;
    .locals 2

    iget-object v0, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-static {v0}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-get1(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)Landroid/content/Context;

    move-result-object v0

    const v1, 0x7f120aaf

    invoke-virtual {v0, v1}, Landroid/content/Context;->getString(I)Ljava/lang/String;

    move-result-object v0

    return-object v0
.end method

.method public getToggleState()Ljava/lang/Boolean;
    .locals 1

    iget-object v0, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-static {v0}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-get2(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)Lcom/android/systemui/plugins/qs/QSTile$State;

    move-result-object v0

    check-cast v0, Lcom/android/systemui/plugins/qs/QSTile$BooleanState;

    iget-boolean v0, v0, Lcom/android/systemui/plugins/qs/QSTile$BooleanState;->value:Z

    invoke-static {v0}, Ljava/lang/Boolean;->valueOf(Z)Ljava/lang/Boolean;

    move-result-object v0

    return-object v0
.end method

.method public isToggleUnavailable()Ljava/lang/Boolean;
    .locals 4

    const/4 v0, 0x0

    const-string/jumbo v1, "UHQTile"

    new-instance v2, Ljava/lang/StringBuilder;

    invoke-direct {v2}, Ljava/lang/StringBuilder;-><init>()V

    const-string/jumbo v3, "isToggleUnavailable()  : "

    invoke-virtual {v2, v3}, Ljava/lang/StringBuilder;->append(Ljava/lang/String;)Ljava/lang/StringBuilder;

    move-result-object v2

    iget-object v3, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-static {v3}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-get0(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)Z

    move-result v3

    xor-int/lit8 v3, v3, 0x1

    invoke-virtual {v2, v3}, Ljava/lang/StringBuilder;->append(Z)Ljava/lang/StringBuilder;

    move-result-object v2

    invoke-virtual {v2}, Ljava/lang/StringBuilder;->toString()Ljava/lang/String;

    move-result-object v2

    invoke-static {v1, v2}, Landroid/util/Log;->d(Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/lang/String;)I

    iget-object v1, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-static {v1}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-get0(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)Z

    move-result v1

    if-nez v1, :cond_1

    iget-object v1, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-static {v1}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-wrap2(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)Z

    move-result v1

    if-eqz v1, :cond_0

    iget-object v1, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-static {v1}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-wrap1(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)Z

    move-result v1

    if-eqz v1, :cond_0

    iget-object v0, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-static {v0}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-wrap0(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)Z

    move-result v0

    :cond_0
    xor-int/lit8 v0, v0, 0x1

    :cond_1
    invoke-static {v0}, Ljava/lang/Boolean;->valueOf(Z)Ljava/lang/Boolean;

    move-result-object v0

    return-object v0
.end method

.method public setToggleState(Z)Z
    .locals 5

    const/4 v4, 0x1

    iget-object v1, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-static {v1}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-wrap4(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)Z

    move-result v0

    const-string/jumbo v1, "UHQTile"

    new-instance v2, Ljava/lang/StringBuilder;

    invoke-direct {v2}, Ljava/lang/StringBuilder;-><init>()V

    const-string/jumbo v3, "setToggleState enable:"

    invoke-virtual {v2, v3}, Ljava/lang/StringBuilder;->append(Ljava/lang/String;)Ljava/lang/StringBuilder;

    move-result-object v2

    invoke-virtual {v2, v0}, Ljava/lang/StringBuilder;->append(Z)Ljava/lang/StringBuilder;

    move-result-object v2

    invoke-virtual {v2}, Ljava/lang/StringBuilder;->toString()Ljava/lang/String;

    move-result-object v2

    invoke-static {v1, v2}, Landroid/util/Log;->d(Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/lang/String;)I

    iget-object v1, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-static {v1}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-wrap3(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)Z

    move-result v1

    if-nez v1, :cond_0

    iget-object v1, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-static {v1}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-get1(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)Landroid/content/Context;

    move-result-object v1

    iget-object v2, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-static {v2}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-get1(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;)Landroid/content/Context;

    move-result-object v2

    const v3, 0x7f120ab0

    invoke-virtual {v2, v3}, Landroid/content/Context;->getString(I)Ljava/lang/String;

    move-result-object v2

    invoke-static {v1, v2, v4}, Landroid/widget/Toast;->makeText(Landroid/content/Context;Ljava/lang/CharSequence;I)Landroid/widget/Toast;

    move-result-object v1

    invoke-virtual {v1}, Landroid/widget/Toast;->show()V

    invoke-virtual {p0}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->getToggleState()Ljava/lang/Boolean;

    move-result-object v1

    invoke-virtual {v1}, Ljava/lang/Boolean;->booleanValue()Z

    move-result v1

    return v1

    :cond_0
    if-nez v0, :cond_1

    iget-object v1, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    invoke-static {v1, v4}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-wrap6(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;Z)V

    :goto_0
    return p1

    :cond_1
    iget-object v1, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile$UHQDetailAdapter;->this$0:Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;

    const/4 v2, 0x0

    invoke-static {v1, v2}, Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;->-wrap6(Lcom/android/systemui/qs/tiles/UHQTile;Z)V

    goto :goto_0
.end method


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