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Weebit Nano & Polimi present paper on novel AI self-learning ReRAM hardware at leading industry conference
21 July 2020 – Weebit Nano (ASX: WBT), the next generation memory technology for the global semiconductor industry, and the Politecnico di Milano in Italy (Polimi), a leading European university for Industrial and Information Engineering, Technology and Industrial Design, have presented a joint research paper on a novel Artificial Intelligence (AI) self-learning demonstration based on Weebit's silicon oxide (SiOx) ReRAM at a prominent industry conference.
Held virtually in June, the VLSI Technology and Circuits Symposia is the premier conference for the international semiconductor and circuits industry.
Presented by Polimi at the Symposia on VLSI Technology and Circuits, the paper outlines a brain-inspired AI system which can perform unsupervised learning tasks with high accuracy results.
It uses Polimi's developed hardware design and Weebit's silicon oxide ReRAM to combine the efficiency of the state of the art Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) with the plasticity of brain-inspired Spiking Neural Networks, enabling the hardware to learn new things without forgetting trained tasks of previously acquired information. In this way, it enables unsupervised learning typical of the human brain which learns new skills throughout its whole life adapting to its environment, without forgetting older information.
The system's accuracy has been validated by standard databases, including digit recognition (MNIST) at 99.3 percent, dataset of clothing (Fashion-MNIST) at 93 percent and CIFAR-10 (various object recognition dataset) at 91 percent.
In addition, the demonstration adapts its operative frequency for power saving, enabling continual learning of up to 50 per cent for non-trained classes. The use of power saving spike-frequency modulation enables feasible solutions for lifelong learning in autonomous AI systems.
Professor Ielmini, recipient of the Intel 2013 Outstanding Researcher Award, who has held visiting positions at Intel and Stanford University and conducted research on emerging non-volatile memories for several years, said: "Continual learning is essential for us as humans to accumulate knowledge. Artificial neural networks currently lack this ability, as the previous knowledge is generally erased by a second training – a process known as catastrophic forgetting. This AI system combines the best of both worlds, namely the accuracy of deep learning and the flexibility of the human brain, thus moving one step closer to the realisation of brain-like hardware."
Coby Hanoch, CEO of Weebit Nano, said: "Weebit's progress with Professor Ielmini on a joint neuromorphic ReRAM project over the past year, demonstrates the capability of our silicon oxide ReRAM technology in artificial intelligence applications. Our ongoing collaboration with Polimi will ensure our technology is at the forefront of future artificial intelligence and neuromorphic computing applications, addressing the challenges of tomorrow."
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Weebit Nano is a leader in the development of next generation computer memory technology, and plans to become the new industry standard in this space. Its goal is to address the growing need for a significantly higher performance and lower power computer memory technology. Weebit Nano's ReRAM technology is based on fab-friendly Silicon Oxide, allowing the company to rapidly execute, without the need for special equipment or preparations. The company secured several patents to ensure optimal commercial and legal protection for its ground-breaking technology.
Weebit Nano's technology enables a quantum leap, allowing semiconductor memory elements to be significantly cheaper, faster, more reliable and more energy efficient than the existing Flash technology. Weebit Nano has signed an R&D agreement with Leti, an R&D institute that specialises in nanotechnologies, to further develop SiOx ReRAM technology.
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How To Start Ice Cream Making Business
Do you want to start ice cream business? Any individual can initiate ice cream making business on a small-scale basis with low startup capital investment.
Ice cream is a frozen blend of a sweetened cream mixture and air, with added flavorings. A wide variety of ingredients is allowed in ice cream. However, you must maintain the minimum amounts of milk fat, milk solids (protein + lactose + minerals), and air in ice cream making.
Here is a Business Plan Guide on Starting an Ice Cream Making Business
1. Is Ice Cream Making Business Profitable?
The per capita consumption of ice-creams in India is approximately 200 ml. per annum. However, the average global per capita consumption is 2 liters. The lowest per capita consumption of ice-cream leaves ample scope for Ice cream products in general in India.
The increase in per capita income in the urban population with fast-changing lifestyle is driving the ice cream market presently.
Ic cream is a must-have item in parties, events, occasional gatherings, particularly in marriages, meetings and social gatherings. It is being used even in villages and towns. The consumption of ice cream is likely to increase in the future. There is a good scope for any new entrepreneur to venture into this field.
2. Ice Cream Demand In The Market
The frozen dairy production follows a clear seasonal pattern. Summer is the unchallenged season for eating ice cream and other related products. Production kicks up in March and April to fill retail and foodservice pipelines in the late spring and early summer. June is the highest production month of the year, but production remains strong through August to satisfy summer demand. Production declines through the end of the year.
3. Ice Cream Manufacturing Business Registration
In starting ice cream making business, you will need to decide first the ownership pattern. Register accordingly at Register Of Companies. Obtain a Trade License and register your business. As you are starting food item manufacturing, you will need to obtain permission from FSSAI. Contact with your local DIC office. Depending on the manufacturing process they will guide you about what specific license you will need to have.
4. Raw Materials For Ice Cream Making
There is a wide range of ingredients and formulations (recipes) you can use in ice cream. The major required raw materials are milk, milk powder, cream or butter. Furthermore, various other ingredients are sugar, flavors, stabilizer, color powder.
Additionally, required packaging consumables are cups, paper wrapper, polyethylene coated box (500 ml & 1000 ml. size) and carton packet. All the raw materials and consumables are locally available.
You will need to ensure proper sources of uninterrupted electric power and water at your factory premises.
5. Ice Cream Making Machines
An ice-cream plant has two main sections namely (A) condensing section and (B) freezing section. Besides, there is a host of other electrical and mechanical equipment along with piping. The main required machines are
Refrigeration compressor, 5 TR capacity complete with motor and accessories
Cooled condenser complete with piping, the water spray assembly
Liquid receiver
M.S. Brine tank
Agitator fan assembly
Thermocole
Push Cart trolleys
Ice-cream freezer complete with extension
Valve, shut off valve etc.
Electrical including motors
Mechanical accessories such as a dehydrator.
You may also plan for an automatic set up. However, an automatic plan setup provides high production output with minimum manpower involvement.
6. Ice Cream Making Process
Basically, ice cream is a frozen dairy product. You can produce ice cream by suitable blending and processing of milk cream. Generally, you will need to mix the milk products with sugar, flavors, stabilizer. It forms a creamy texture by incorporation of air by agitating during the freezing process. The main steps in the production of ice cream are:
Blend the Ice Cream Mixture
First of all, blend the milk fat source, nonfat solids, stabilizers, and emulsifiers. you have to ensure complete mixing of liquid and dry ingredients.
Pasteurize Mix
Then pasteurize the ice cream mix at 155°F (68.3°C) for 30 minutes or 175°F (79.4C) for 25 sec. The conditions used to pasteurize ice cream mix are greater than those used for fluid milk because of increased viscosity from the higher fat, solids, and sweetener content, and the addition of egg yolks in custard products.
Ice cream mix is homogenized (2500 to 3000 psi) to decrease the milk fat globule size to form a better emulsion and contribute to smoother, creamier ice cream. Homogenization also ensures that the emulsifiers and stabilizers are well blended and evenly distributed in the ice cream mix before it is frozen.
Aging the Mix
Ice cream mix is aged at 40°F (5°C) for at least 4 hours or overnight. Aging the mix cools it down before freezing, allows the milk fat to partially crystallize and the gives the proteins stabilizers time to hydrate. This improves the whipping properties of the mix.
Add Liquid Flavors and Colors
Liquid flavors and colors may be added to the mix before freezing. Only ingredients that are liquid can be added before the freezing, to make sure the mix flows properly through the freezing equipment.
The process involves freezing the mix and incorporating air. You can freeze the ice cream mix in batch or continuous freezers. However, it depends on the type of freezer. Batch freezers consist of a rotating barrel. Usually, you can fill it one-third to one-half full with ice cream mix. As the barrel turns, the air in the barrel incorporates into the ice cream mix.
Add Fruits, Nuts and Bulky Flavorings (candy pieces, etc.)
Fruits, swirls and any bulky type of flavorings (nuts, candy pieces, etc.) are added at this point. These ingredients cannot be added before freezing or they would interfere with the smooth flow of the mix through the freezer.
Cooling Storage of Ice Creams
The ice cream is cooled as quickly as possible down to a holding temperature of less than -13°F(-25°C). The temperatures and times of cooling will depend on the type of storage freezer. Rapid cooling will promote quick freezing of water and create small ice crystals. Storage at -13°F(-25°C) will help to stabilize the ice crystals and maintain product quality.
Ice cream must contain at least 10% milk fat and at least 20% total milk solids. In addition, it may contain safe and suitable sweeteners, emulsifiers and stabilizers, and flavoring materials. The finished ice cream must weigh at least 4.5 pounds per gallon.
Additionally, you must maintain at least 1.6 pounds of total solids (fat + protein + lactose + minerals + added sugar) per gallon, thus limiting the maximum amount of air (called overrun) that can be incorporated into ice cream.
7. Ice Cream Manufacturing Project Cost:
For a Plant Capacity of 1000 kg/day following is the approximate cost and returns:
Plant & Machinery: Rupees 13 Lakhs
Total Capital Investment: Rupees 98 Lakhs
Return on Investment: 58.78%
Break Even: 31.65%
Learning Resource For Ice Cream Making Business
The Complete Technology Book on Flavoured Ice Cream
If you want to start an ice cream making business, then you must have adequate knowledge of raw materials, equipment, and processing. Ice cream manufacturing business is potentially a profitable business if planned properly.

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Wylding Hall
Written By: Elizabeth Hand
Narrated By: Various Narrators
Publisher: Blackstone Audiobooks
In the aftermath of the mysterious death of their lead singer, the young members of a now-legendary British acid folk band hole up at Wylding Hall, an ancient English country house with its own dark secrets. There they record Wylding Hall, the album that makes their reputation—but at a terrifying cost, when Julian Blake, their new lead singer, disappears within the mansion and is never seen again.Now, years later, each of the surviving musicians, their friends and lovers—including a psychic, a photographer, and the band's manager—meets with a young documentary filmmaker to tell their own version of what happened during that summer. But whose story is the true one? And what really happened to Julian Blake?
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This was a great book that acted as an introduction for audiobooks.com. Hand's narrative lends itself well to an audio book, reminiscent of those old fashion radio plays. It's a gothic story that played on my mind in between listening. Nicely done.
by Elizabeth Hand
This title is due for release on April 7, 2015.
This title is due for release on April 7, 2015


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OpinionColumnistsWilliam F. B. O'Reilly
By William F. B. O'Reilly
How I became a Mets fan in the spring of 1968
Mets pinch-hitter Wilmer Flores is mobbed at home plate by teammates after his walk-off home run against the Phillies during the 10th inning in Game 1 of a doubleheader at Citi Field on Monday, July 9, 2018. Credit: Kathleen Malone-Van Dyke
That's what I hear when I tell people I'm a Mets fan. Friends send me consolatory emails, unsolicited. A White Sox fan said it to me in a Chicago restaurant last month — a White Sox fan! Before 2005, they hadn't won a World Series since the Russian Revolution.
It's not just about this season, though. And that's the problem.
The Mets have been chiseling themselves a forlorn narrative for going on three decades now, with the exception of a few bright years. If they don't stop chipping away, the team's long term brand could be at stake. Ask the ChiSox what that means — or the San Diego Padres or Milwaukee Brewers; ask the former Montreal Expos franchise that averaged 9,074 fans per game in the last 10 years of its existence, according to ExposNation. (Remember the echoes in Olympic Stadium? Even eerier than the whistling.)
Forlorn was never a word I would have used to describe the Mets 10 or 20 years ago. Maddening, yes. But always lovable. And occasionally exciting.
I always imagined that the Mets were to their fans what the Dodgers once were to Brooklynites, at least something approximating it. The Brooklyn Dodgers may have been "dem Bums," but they were "our" bums. Got it, mister . . . ? There was an unbreakable bond between team and fan, and it was earned.
I became a Mets fan in the spring of 1968 after coming home from a Yankees game a classmate invited me to. I was 5 years old. My father, a maniacal Dodgers fan as a boy, was waiting up for me in the kitchen of our New York City apartment with my 7-year-old brother, Gerry. One look at the Yankees T-shirt I was donning, courtesy of my friend's dad, and they began shaking their heads. "We're Mets fans," my father said. And that was that.
The next year, after finishing ninth in the National League in 1968, the seven-year-old Mets — Dodger blue and Giants orange adorning uniforms to honor of the city's lost NL teams — became the "Miracle Mets" New York fell head-over-heels in love with. That team won 23 of 30 in September and captured the World Series against the Baltimore Orioles. The city went nuts: I remember money being thrown onto Fifth Avenue from the windows of Rockefeller Center in celebration.
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It's those Miracle Mets I've always loved. "The Amazin's," did nothing for me. I'm not sure Casey "can't-anybody-here-play-this-game?" Stengel, the team's first manager, even coined "Amazin's" as a compliment.
Face it, the Mets have rarely been amazing. But there was always a sense among fans, at least this one, that they could pull off miracles from time to time, like in Game Six of the '86 series; the 10-run, eighth-inning comeback against the hated Braves in 2000 (the stadium shook so much I thought it might collapse, and I didn't care) or the 20-8 streak that moved the team from fifth to 1st place at the close of the '73 season.
That sense is now missing.
The Miracles had attitude, too. They didn't try to be the Yankees or anyone else; they were the New York Mets for chrissake — the hardscrabble team that cleared its bench to defend Bud Harrelson from Cincinnati hothead Pete Rose in '73; whose players lit one another's cleats on fire for fun and who (unsuccessfully) took on members of the Houston Police Department in a bar brawl following a 1986 playoff game against the Astros.
Give me those Mets, even if they're losing or behind bars. Give me a base stealer, a mound charger or an irascible manager who gets tossed from games — anything but the anemic team we have now. Give me anything but forlorn.
I used to watch every Mets game I could. Now I awake most mornings and say, "Hey, Alexa. How did the Mets do last night?" She tells me, then I say, "Alexa, stop."
Time for some miracles.
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Editor's note: This column has been updated to correct the year the Chicago White Sox last won the World Series.
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Marine (book)
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Jet (song)
Marine: A Guided Tour of a Marine Expeditionary Unit is a 1996 book written by Tom Clancy about the inner workings of a Marine Expeditionary Unit.
Marine: A Guided Tour of a Marine Expeditionary Unit at Google Books
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Blizzard Entertainment's bestselling real-time strategy game series StarCraft revolves around interstellar affairs in a distant sector of the galaxy, with three species and multiple factions all vying for supremacy in the sector. The playable species of StarCraft include the Terrans, humans exiled from Earth who excel at adapting to any situation; the Zerg, a race of insectoids obsessed with assimilating other races in pursuit of genetic perfection; and the Protoss, a humanoid species with advanced technology and psionic abilities, attempting to preserve their civilization and strict philosophical way of living from the Zerg. Each of these races has a single campaign in each StarCraft real-time strategy game. In addition to these three, various non-playable races have also been part of the lore of the StarCraft series; the most notable of these is the Xel'Naga, a race which features prominently in the fictional histories of the Protoss and Zerg races.
The original game has sold over 10 million copies internationally, and remains one of the most popular games in the world. One of the main factors responsible for StarCraft's positive reception is the attention paid to the three unique playable races, for each of which Blizzard developed completely different characteristics, graphics, backstories and styles of gameplay, while keeping them balanced in performance against each other. Previous to this, most real-time strategy games consisted of factions and races with the same basic play styles and units with only superficial differences. The use of unique sides in StarCraft has been credited with popularizing the concept within the real-time strategy genre. Contemporary reviews of the game have mostly praised the attention to the gameplay balance between the species, as well as the fictional stories built up around them.
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Marine is an adjective for things relating to the sea or ocean, such as marine biology, marine ecology and marine geology. As a noun it can be a term for a kind of navy, those enlisted in such a navy, or members of troops attached to a navy, e.g. the United States Marine Corps.
In scientific contexts, the term almost always refers exclusively to saltwater environments, although in other contexts (e.g., engineering) it may refer to any (usually navigable) body of water.
Maritime (disambiguation)
Marine habitats
Marine pollution
Aquatic science
European Atlas of the Seas
Marine Stewardship Council - An independent non-profit organization that promotes responsible fishing practices
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Jet, Jets, or The Jets may refer to:
Jet aircraft, an aircraft propelled by jet engines
Jet Airways, based in India, ICAO code "JAI"
Wind Jet, Italian airline, ICAO code "JET"
Journey to Enceladus and Titan (JET), a proposed astrobiology orbiter to Saturn
Jetpack, a backpack personal flying device containing a jet motor
Jet (comics), comic book character from New Guardians
Jet (Wildstorm), comic book character
The Jets, a gang in the 1957 Broadway musical West Side Story
Jet Alone, character from the Neon Genesis Evangelion anime series
Jet Black, character from the anime Cowboy Bebop, see List of Cowboy Bebop characters
Jet Fusion, a cartoon character from The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
Jet Jackson, from 50s TV show Jet Jackson, Flying Commando
Jett Jackson, from 1999-2001 TV show The Famous Jett Jackson
Jet Jaguar, character from the 1973 film Godzilla vs. Megalon
Jet Link, who is Cyborg 002, a character from Cyborg 009
Jet the Hawk, a video game character from Sonic Riders
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Jetstar Airways Pty Ltd, trading as Jetstar, is an Australian low-cost airline (self-described as "value based") headquartered in Melbourne, Australia. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Qantas, created in response to the threat posed by low-cost airline Virgin Blue. Jetstar is part of Qantas' two brand strategy of having Qantas Airways for the premium full-service market and Jetstar for the low-cost market. Jetstar carries 8.5% of all passengers travelling in and out of Australia.
The airline operates an extensive domestic network as well as regional and international services from its main base at Melbourne Airport, using a mixed fleet of the Airbus A320 family and the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Like its Qantas parent, Jetstar competes with Virgin Australia and its fully owned low-cost subsidiary Tigerair Australia.
Qantas through the Jetstar Group has stakes in sister airlines Jetstar Asia Airways, Jetstar Pacific Airlines and Jetstar Japan.
The airline was established by Qantas in 2003 as a low-cost domestic subsidiary. Qantas had previously acquired Impulse Airlines on 20 November 2001 and operated it under the QantasLink brand, but following the decision to launch a low-cost carrier, re-launched the airline under the Jetstar brand. Domestic passenger services began on 25 May 2004, soon after the sale of tickets for her inaugural flight in February 2004. International services to Christchurch, New Zealand, commenced on 1 December 2005. Although owned by Qantas, its management operates largely independent of Qantas through the company formerly known as Impulse Airlines.
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"Jet" is a song by Paul McCartney and Wings from their album Band on the Run. Supposedly written about a puppy that McCartney owned, the song was the first British and American single to be released from the album. The song peaked at number 7 in both the British and American charts on 30 March 1974, also charting in multiple countries in Europe. It has been released on numerous compilation albums, and has since become one of the band's most well-known tracks.
Along with "Helen Wheels" and "Junior's Farm", "Jet" is another McCartney song where his primary inspiration for composing the song arose in daily life.
Reviewers have reported that the subject of the song is McCartney's Labrador Retriever dog named "Jet". McCartney has also substantiated this claim.
However, in a 2010 interview on the UK television channel ITV1 for the program Wings: Band on the Run (to promote the November 2010 CD/DVD re-release of the album) McCartney explained that Jet was the name of a pony he had owned, although many of the lyrics bore little relation to the subject; indeed, the true meaning of the lyrics has defied all attempts at decryption.
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Q: SQL Store varchar or int when I have only a set of values I would like to know if it is better (subjective i know) to store an integer of values or a string of values when the field only has a set of possible values.  E.g.
 Person Table
 1.
 Name Age Category
 Joe  25  0
 Jane 28  2
 John 22  1

 2.
 Name Age Category
 Joe  25  Student
 Jane 28  Teacher
 John 22  Staff

Which method is advisable?  Method 1 is probably faster and better for querying, however, there is more programming cost when displaying data.
Method 2 is probably slower, more expressive and less programming cost.
Any advise will be useful.
Thanks in advance

A: You would generally do this using a reference table, with the category, and an integer for linking the tables.
A reference table has multiple advantages:

*

*The list of possible values is available in one place.  This is handy, for instance, for generating a list in an application.

*There are no misspellings.

*You can store additional information, such as a short name, a long description, honorific, etc.

*If you need multi-lingual support, you have all the values in a single place.

*The same values can be shared across multiple tables.

Sometimes, a reference table isn't appropriate.  For instance, you might have just two values, ON and OFF.  You can validate the values using a CHECK CONSTRAINT in most databases.  That is a reasonable alternative.  But I suspect that the category has more information than just a handful of values.

A: May be you are looking for a simple respons but, I woud like share my method,
I have a Table named CustomCaptions.
You can find here the structure of the table.
   CREATE TABLE [dbo].[CustomCaptions](
[Capt_ID] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
[Capt_Code] [varchar](50) NULL,
[Capt_Family] [varchar](50) NULL,
[Capt_FR] [nvarchar](100) NULL,
[Capt_EN] [nvarchar](100) NULL,
[Capt_ES] [nvarchar](100) NULL,
[Capt_IT] [nvarchar](100) NULL,
[Capt_TR] [nvarchar](100) NULL,
[Capt_CS] [nvarchar](100) NULL,
[Capt_DE] [nvarchar](100) NULL,
[Capt_Deleted] [bit] NULL,
[Capt_Order] [smallint] NULL,
 CONSTRAINT [PK_CustomCaptions] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED
(
[Capt_ID] ASC
)WITH (PAD_INDEX = OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF, IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFF, ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON, ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON) ON [PRIMARY]
) ON [PRIMARY]

The Capt_Family column is the name of your foreign column.
In your case, in the CustomCaptions Table, I keep the code and the family.
For exemple,
      Capt_Family     Capt_Code     Capt_EN ... Capt_Order
      Category        0             Student     0
      Category        1             Teacher     1
      Category        2             Staff       2

Such, for all little tables like category, status, type etc... I use only one table, this reduces the total count of tables in my db.
Also, I have only one methode to fill comboboxes or listboxes by giving only the family name. And also only one screen to edit the content of any list.
And also as you can see in the table structure, you can manage multi language easily in your application.
Depending your need, you can use Capt_EN or another column for another language.
Finaly, if you wish, you can create views which will reduce the programming cost.
I hope this helps.

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package org.nd4j.linalg.java.complex;

import org.nd4j.linalg.api.complex.BaseComplexFloat;
import org.nd4j.linalg.api.complex.IComplexDouble;
import org.nd4j.linalg.api.complex.IComplexFloat;
import org.nd4j.linalg.api.complex.IComplexNumber;
import org.nd4j.linalg.factory.Nd4j;

/**
 * Complex float
 *
 * @author Adam Gibson
 */
public class ComplexFloat extends BaseComplexFloat {

    public ComplexFloat() {
    }

    public ComplexFloat(float real) {
        super(real);
    }

    public ComplexFloat(Float real, Float imag) {
        super(real, imag);
    }

    public ComplexFloat(float real, float imag) {
        super(real, imag);
    }

    @Override
    public IComplexNumber dup() {
        return Nd4j.createFloat(real,imag);
    }
}

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Q: List only Red Hat satellite child channel,per base channel I am writing bash script to replicate channels from one satellite to another.
I want to get only the list of child channels for the base channel:
clone-rhel-x86_64-server.
I have intentionally used grep -E -A10 to give the option output of
up to 10 child channels.
Right now I am getting:
rhn-satellite-exporter --list-channels |grep -E -A10 '(^| )clone-rhel-x86_64-server( |$)'|grep  -v "^B"
C       child_channel1
C       child_channel2
C       child_channel3

C       child_channel4
C       child_channel5
C       child_channel7

My purpose is go get only the first section, i.e. only the child channels.
For base channel: clone-rhel-x86_64-server
rhn-satellite-exporter --list-channels |grep -E -A10 '(^| )clone-rhel-x86_64-server( |$)'|grep  -v "^B"
C       child_channel1
C       child_channel2
C       child_channel3

How do I achieve that?

A: One way to do this would be to use perl's paragraph mode. From man perlrun:
   -0[octal/hexadecimal]
        specifies the input record separator ($/) as an octal or
        hexadecimal number. [. . .]
        The special value 00 will cause Perl to slurp files in paragraph
        mode.  [. . .]

In paragraph mode, "lines" are defined by \n\n and not \n alone, so each "line" is actually a paragraph. You can therefore use a Perl one-liner and tell it to print the first line and exit:
rhn-satellite-exporter --list-channels |
    grep -E -A10 '(^| )clone-rhel-x86_64-server( |$)'| grep  -v "^B" |
        perl -00ne 'print;exit'

Note that the above will also print the empty line since that is considered part of the paragraph. To avoid that, you could either parse it out:
 rhn-satellite-exporter --list-channels |
    grep -E -A10 '(^| )clone-rhel-x86_64-server( |$)'| grep  -v "^B" |
        perl -00ne 'print;exit' | grep .

Or remove it in the Perl script itself:
 rhn-satellite-exporter --list-channels |
    grep -E -A10 '(^| )clone-rhel-x86_64-server( |$)'| grep  -v "^B" |
        perl -00ne 's/\n\s*\n/\n/;print;exit' | grep .


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Q: Angular 2 - How to call a typescript function inside of an addEventListener handler function? I'm trying to call another typescript function (of any kind) inside of a handler function added to spans on a page. When I do this, the handler function works fine and will do basic things such as set variables, console.log, etc. However, when trying to call a function of any kind it will throw an error of 'Cannot read property functionName of undefined'. So for example, here is code that works:
addListenter() {
if (!this.addListenerFired) {
  let iterateEl = this.el.nativeElement.querySelectorAll('span');
  for (let i = 0; i < iterateEl.length; i++) {
    iterateEl[i].addEventListener('click', this.showExcerptInfo);
  }
  this.addListenerFired = true;
}
showExcerptInfo (): void {
  this.selectedExcerptId = event.srcElement.id;
  console.log(this.selectedExcerptId);
}

However, if I change the handler function to do the following (or call any function located anywhere, even in the same component) it will not work and throws the error:
showExcerptInfo () {
  let excerpt = this.excerptsService.getExcerpt(this.selectedExcerptId);
}

Any clues as to why this is happening and/or how it can be resolved?

A: this not pointing to your class.
there is more 2 ways to do it with keeping 'this' without 'bind':
iterateEl[i].addEventListener('click', (event) => this.showExcerptInfo(event));

or:
iterateEl[i].addEventListener('click', this.showExcerptInfo);

showExcerptInfo: (any) => void = (event:any):void => {
  this.selectedExcerptId = event.srcElement.id;
  console.log(this.selectedExcerptId);
}

A: You need to take care that this keeps pointing at the current class instance:
iterateEl[i].addEventListener('click', this.showExcerptInfo.bind(this));

alternatively you can use
iterateEl[i].addEventListener('click', (evt) => this.showExcerptInfo(evt));

A: Adding further info to the accepted answer.
If you're trying to pass data from your click element to the receiving function, you can set it up as follows:
// Function 1 - add listener
element.addListener("click", this.otherFunction.bind(this, dataFromElement));

// Function 2 - receive click data
otherFunction(dataFromElement) {
   this.doStuff(dataFromElement)
}

A: import { Component, HostListener, Input, OnInit } from '@angular/core';

export class AppbarComponent implements OnInit {

   touchstartX:number = 0;
   touchstartY:number = 0;
   touchendX:number = 0;
   touchendY:number = 0;

   @HostListener('touchstart', ['$event']) gesuredZonestart(event:any) {
      this.touchstartX = event.changedTouches[0].screenX;
      this.touchstartY = event.changedTouches[0].screenY;
   }

   @HostListener('touchend', ['$event']) gesuredZoneend(event:any) {
      this.touchendX = event.changedTouches[0].screenX;
      this.touchendY = event.changedTouches[0].screenY;
      this.handleGesure();
   }

   handleGesure() {
      var swiped = 'swiped: ';
      if (this.touchendX < this.touchstartX) {
         console.log(swiped + 'left!');
      }
      if (this.touchendX > this.touchstartX) {
         console.log(swiped + 'right!');
      }
      if (this.touchendY < this.touchstartY) {
         console.log(swiped + 'down!');
      }
      if (this.touchendY > this.touchstartY) {
         console.log(swiped + 'top!');
      }
      if (this.touchendY == this.touchstartY) {
         console.log('tap!');
      }
   }
}

This typescript snippet will help you to implement touch gesture in angular


Placing manmade installation art in a national park seems counterintuitive since national parks were established to preserve and protect wildlife habitat. But the 1,491-acre Presidio is unlike any other national park. Set in San Francisco's tony residential area, it overlooks the Golden Gate entrance into the Bay, the reason why it served as a military outpost for 219 years (successively under Spain, Mexico and U.S. rule) until Congress closed the army base in 1994 and made it into a national park. Today, the Presidio is a mix of forested hiking trails and historic buildings converted to other uses, including the Walt Disney Family Museum.


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This entry was posted in Google for Education Blog and tagged Education on November 29, 2018 by Mary Radomile.
Ten years ago, for the very first Doodle 4 Google contest, we asked students "what if?" A decade later, we've been privileged to receive hundreds of thousands of submissions for our annual contest—submissions that reflect the dreams, hopes and talents of students across the country. These young artists help us to see the world through their eyes and find inspiration in unexpected places.
Now we're thrilled to announce the winner of the 2018 Doodle 4 Google contest: first grader Sarah Gomez-Lane, who drew delightful dinosaurs to highlight her dream of becoming a paleontologist. Sarah was our K-3 finalist, and the Virginia state winner. We fell in love with Sarah's rendering of her dinos, and were blown away by her big (you might even say "dino-sized"!) ambitions for her future, especially at her young age.
Thank you to everyone who participated not only this year, but throughout the past decade. And, of course, a huge congratulations to all of the talented 2018 winners. From all of us at Google: keep dreaming—and keep doodling!
This entry was posted in Google for Education Blog and tagged Education, Search on June 19, 2018 by Education.
This entry was posted in Google for Education Blog and tagged Education on June 19, 2018 by Education.
We couldn't help but be inspired ourselves by all of the submissions. This year's 180,000+ Doodles covered everything imaginable, from cooking to family to dragons.
"The things on my Doodle are my favorite dinosaurs. Dinosaurs inspire me to study more to be a paleontologist. The shovel is for my future job!"
"Fashion inspires me because of how you can reflect your own personal style into just a single garment. Inspiration can be drawn from anywhere and can show any sort of idea. Whatever you can imagine!"
"The thing that inspires me the most is the work of others. When I see an amazing art piece made by someone else, it motivates me to improve my own art. In my Doodle, I drew my big sister, whose artwork has inspired me to draw since I was young."
"Nature has existed long before we have and therefore is where we draw our inspiration from. The word 'inspire' means to 'breathe in' and the wonders of nature are where I breathe in and find meaning in my mathematics, science, music and writing."
The national finalists will all receive a Pixelbook computer, a $5,000 college scholarship, and a trip to Google's headquarters in California to celebrate with the other finalists and meet the Doodle Team.
Come back on June 18 to find out who will be the national winner. Thanks to all who voted and all the young artists who submitted their Doodles. We can't wait to see what you dream up next year!
This entry was posted in Google for Education Blog and tagged Education, Search on June 4, 2018 by Education.
Editor's note: Teacher Appreciation Week starts today, and we're honored to have the recently-named 2018 National Teacher of the Year, Mandy Manning, as our guest author. We're enormously grateful for the hard work that teachers like Mandy do everyday to ignite curiosity in the next generation. Stay tuned here and follow along on Twitter throughout the week to see how we're celebrating.
Becoming a teacher wasn't part of my original plan. I went to school to become a screenwriter and producer, but after my first job working at a local TV news station, I realized it didn't quite fit my personality. I needed to have a different kind of impact.
That's when I found a job as a paraeducator (teaching assistant), then taught for two years in the Peace Corps. But it wasn't until I moved to the tiny town of Spearman, Texas—where I taught theater and communications and coached speech and debate—that I seriously considered pursuing a career in teaching. From the first moment I stood in front of a classroom of nervous but curious teenagers, I was hooked. Looking at their faces, so full of hope and potential, I knew I'd found my purpose.
Nineteen years ago, I could never have imagined being named National Teacher of the Year. Now, in this position, I'm humbled by the opportunity to raise the experiences of educators, and share my students' voices.
National Teacher of the Year Mandy Manning poses with her students on graduation day.
The Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) has run the National Teacher of the Year program since 1952. Google helps sponsor this program, and as part of their partnership, they hosted my 54 fellow State Teachers of the Year and me at their Mountain View headquarters this past February. The experience was inspiring and validating, reinforcing how educators across our nation are putting students at the center of their work, and how much direct impact we can have on our communities.
Here are the 55 of us (2018 State Teachers of the Year) enjoying our time with Google in February.
In one session, we had the honor of collaborating on this year's Doodle celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week, which is live on Google homepage in the U.S. today. It was powerful because it gave each of us the chance to talk about what it means to be a teacher, and to bring those concepts together into a single image. We were especially lucky to have help from Jonathan Juravich, Ohio's 2018 State Teacher of the Year, who is a talented artist and art teacher (learn more about his experience as well as a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the Doodle).
We also had the chance to share thoughts and ideas across a range of topics, including the teachers who inspired us, the future of education, and advice for aspiring educators, which are now part of a new video series called "Lessons from Teachers of the Year." Starting today, these videos will be available on YouTube and I hope they serve as a source of inspiration for educators.
Other influential individuals in education—like Sal Khan, Charles Best, and Angela Duckworth—answered some of Google's most-asked questions about education and shared their thoughts on the profession of teaching. Their words of gratitude show the impact that teachers have on their students and the broader community. Check out these videos and trending education-related queries on a Google Trends hub dedicated to Teacher Appreciation Week.
Over the years, Google has listened to and supported educators through its products, programs and investments, and this week Google.org is providing $500,000 to DonorsChoose.org to match donations to classroom project requests. Google has been working with DonorsChoose.org since 2012, providing more than $20 million to fund over 23,000 projects, reaching one out of every ten public schools in the U.S.
Every day I'm thankful my path led me toward teaching. I look forward to my year ahead as National Teacher of the Year and the opportunity to elevate my colleagues and students' stories. In the most turbulent of times—and especially in those times—the importance of a good teacher cannot and should not be taken for granted. This week, give a shout out to the teachers who have made a difference in your life. You can even try coding a note of thankswith Made with Code!
So make sure to #ThankATeacher today—they deserve it.
This entry was posted in Google for Education Blog and tagged Education on May 7, 2018 by Mandy Manning.
Editor's note:Teacher Appreciation Week starts today, and we're honored to have Charles Best, the Founder of DonorsChoose.org as our guest author. We're big fans of DonorsChoose.org, and are proud to be longtime supporters of their model of helping teachers. Today, we're taking that one step further in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week. Keep an eye on the Education page and follow along on Twitter throughout the week to see how we're celebrating.
When I taught history in a public school in the Bronx, many of my fellow teachers had great ideas for books their students could read, field trips they would organize for students, or projects they would do in class, if only there was funding to make those ideas happen. I had a sense that people would want to help teachers like us if they could see exactly where their money was going. So with help from my students, I sketched out a site where teachers could request the exact resources they needed for their classroom, and donors of all stripes could give to the projects that inspired them. Since our founding in 2000, 3 million donors have given $680 million to fund over 1 million classroom projects.
I never could have imagined reaching this scale back in my classroom days, and Google.org has been key to our growth. Google.org shares our belief that teachers understand their students—and the resources they need to teach those students—better than anyone else. Their financial support has empowered teachers across the country to bring their ideas to life.
Since 2012, Google.org has supported 17,000 public school teachers who needed funding for their classrooms. This includes teachers like Mr. Narisetty who needed lab equipment for a new AP Physics lab, Ms. Gibson who needed funding for dolls and costumes for her kindergarteners, and Mrs. Price who requested sensory processing materials to help her students with special needs relax.
Google.org's continued support has enabled us to pilot new ways to serve students. Back in 2012, they pioneered "Classroom Rewards," through which teachers who launched new AP STEM courses earned $100 in classroom funding for each student who received a passing score on their AP exam. This program launched more than 500 new AP STEM classes at high schools predominantly serving students from low income families. We recently launched an open source data science project that enables developers to use machine learning to help us match donors with more relevant teacher projects.
All told, Google.org has helped bring almost 23,000 projects to life, providing around $20 million in classroom project funding. One in ten public schools in the U.S. has benefitted from this generosity.
This week, Google.org is helping us celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week by honoring what teachers want and need. Google.org is doubling donations to one category of classroom projects every day this week for a total of up to $500,000. These daily categories, like professional development or art, are based on the terms our teachers have searched for most on DonorsChoose.org.
We're kicking off the week by supporting Professional Development projects, so that teachers can bring even more skills to the classroom.
Please join us by heading to DonorsChoose.org to show teachers your appreciation in a way you know they'll love.
This entry was posted in Google for Education Blog and tagged Education, google.org on May 7, 2018 by Charles Best.
This entry was posted in Google for Education Blog and tagged Education, Environment on April 9, 2018 by Sarah Henderson.
Less than a year later, Ann's in-person, relevant, and consistent technology coaching has helped Hillsdale instructors build confidence in using technology to prepare students. For example, science teacher Carol Strampfer wanted a better way to organize her seventh graders' written and digital projects so she could track their progress throughout the year. Working closely with Ann, she helped her students use Google Slides to build digital notebooks featuring images of assignments, photos of labs, and more.
This entry was posted in Google for Education Blog and tagged Education on April 3, 2018 by Liz Anderson.
During the evening's events, Roses students shared dance, art, and poetry performances for the crowd, which included Zendaya, an avid supporter of the school. Growing up in Oakland as the daughter of two teachers, she has fond memories of spending time in the same classrooms that now make up the Roses in Concrete campus, and credits pretending to grade papers as some of her earliest acting experience. During a student-led interview, Zendaya shared her appreciation for organizations like this progressive community school that are thoughtfully closing equity divides in her hometown. She encouraged the students to "Always lead with your heart and chase the happiness that fuels you," and reminded them that technology is one possible medium for them to express themselves and make a positive difference.
This entry was posted in Google for Education Blog and tagged Causes & Community, Education, google.org on March 19, 2018 by Adrian Schurr.
Editor's Note: Many of us on Google's Science Journal team are huge fans of OK Go, the popular rock and YouTube sensation. Their music videos are a spectacular blend of science, engineering, and creativity—a great formula for engaging classroom activities. So when professor AnnMarie Thomas approached us about the OK Go Sandbox, a collection of materials for K-12 educators, we simply couldn't pass up the opportunity. OK Go frontman Damian Kulash tells us more in this guest post.
I'm always so proud and excited when I hear from a teacher who uses an OK Go music video in the classroom, and over the years, I've heard it more and more frequently—from pre-school teachers to grad school professors. We know our videos are joyful and nerdy (we've done a Rube Goldberg machine and a dance in zero gravity, for instance), but we didn't plan them for the classroom environment. It's a wonderful surprise to hear they're sneaking in there on their own, and we want to support that in any way we can.
Last year I met Dr. AnnMarie Thomas, who leads the Playful Learning Lab at the University of St. Thomas. Together we brainstormed ways to open up our videos for classrooms, and we set up a survey to ask educators for their ideas. Within just a few days, nearly a thousand teachers sent us their thoughts, and, with support from Google, we took this feedback and together developed our new OK Go Sandbox. It's a collection of materials created for and with K-12 educators: design challenges, educator guides, and more.
Here's Dr. AnnMarie Thomas and me meeting with teachers to go over OK Go Sandbox materials.
It was especially cool to work with Google's Science Journal team to develop tools that allow students to explore the world around them through music. Their new pitch detection feature makes it possible to make sounds using glasses of water (like we did in the Rube Goldberg machine for "This Too Shall Pass", and in the musical performance of a robotic car for "Needing/Getting"), and there's now an option to play data values as pitches which lets students use their phone's sensors to compose new sounds and interpret their data in a new way.
So whether we're exploring frame rates by making flip books, or using a light sensor to make music (with Google's Science Journal app), we hope that the challenges in the OK Go Sandbox help stoke curiosity and encourage learning through joy and wonder. And we particularly look forward to learning more from educators as this stuff gets into the world.
Educators! Please reach out to us at hello@OKGoSandbox.orgwith your input and ideas so that we can grow and adapt this to be maximally useful in inspiring your students. The best part of a sandbox is that we can try building lots of new things, even if we occasionally have to knock some things down and start over.
This entry was posted in Google for Education Blog and tagged Education on March 15, 2018 by Damian Kulash.


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Q: Book where everyone but one man had genetic modification I remember, at some point, reading a book that I believe was a part of a short series.
It was about a time when nearly everyone had some level of genetic modification, and one man for some reason or other did not. At some point a sort of nanomachine that specifically dismantled the enhanced humans was released... I've missed a crap-ton of details between all those events, sorry I can't give better details...
Anything that you all think might be the one would help. I thought it might have been The Last Man because I remember the title being something not terribly different from that, but the description on Amazon doesn't match and the cover looks unfamiliar.
Thanks in advance for taking the time, even if nothing comes of it!


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Q: STM32 uC after exit DFU mode does not return to normal but has breakpoints I'm entering the DFU mode of the STM32 without using the Boot0 physical pin. I do this by sending a command via the UART and switch the uC to DFU mode. I'm using the STM32F042G6U6.
But it doesn't restart when I use the ST tools to exit from DFU mode.
The below code is what I use boot my uC into DFU mode.
#define SYSMEM_RESET_VECTOR         0x1FFFC404 //Offset +4
#define RESET_TO_BOOTLOADER_CODE    0xDEADBEEF
#define BOOTLOADER_STACK_POINTER    0x20001800

void __initialize_hardware_early(void)
{
    *((unsigned long *)0x20001600) =  0xCAFEFEED;

    void (*SysMemBootJump)(void);
    SysMemBootJump = (void (*)(void)) (*((uint32_t *)(SYSMEM_RESET_VECTOR)));

    __set_MSP(BOOTLOADER_STACK_POINTER);
    SysMemBootJump();
}

void dfu_run_bootloader()
{
    *((unsigned long *)0x20001600) = RESET_TO_BOOTLOADER_CODE;
    NVIC_SystemReset();
}

dfu_run_bootloader is called from within the UART receive function. __initialize_hardware_early was placed inside SystemInit.
void SystemInit(void)
{
    if (*((unsigned long *)0x20001600) == 0xDEADBEEF) {
        __initialize_hardware_early();
    }
... // The rest of the SystemInit() function

After click "Leave DFU Mode" I expect the device to return to the normal state. But it doesn't.

When I attach the debugger it reports a breakpoint in two places. Everything as in the pictures below. The device starts to work properly when I click the resume button.


This page describes how to update some of the throttle settings through command-line utilities. The command line utilities can dump the throttle settings to a file, which you can edit, and then you can reload from that file. This allows for bulk updating of settings.
An alternative method can be found on the Updating Throttle Settings in SQL page.
To update throttle settings via a web interface, see the Throttling page.
This command only exports the override rules for the IP, and does not include any rules inherited from the IP's throttle template.
This will overwrite all of the override throttle rules for the IP address with the data that is received on STDIN.
Note: This does not copy the default domain throttle settings for the IP address (what throttle limits to apply to any domains without specific rules).


In today's financial markets the medium-sized industrial company is hard pressed to secure a full range of high-level financial services from the corporate finance departments of the major investment banking firms of the nation.
The reason is quite simple. Since 1969, the securities industry and the capital markets have gone through the most severe changes since the stock market crash of 1929 and the resulting Great Depression. The events of the recent past have caused the public investor and financial institution to become exceedingly cautious in securities investments, limiting commitments almost solely to the very large public companies because of the liquidity requirement and growing appetite of the institutional investor. The effect has been to exclude the medium-sized company from easy access to both the public and private markets in the 1990's. The traditional investment bankers can no longer afford to offer services to these companies since they will not be generated larger amounts of income from these smaller corporate finance transactions.
The Angeloff Company exists to provide medium-sized growth companies with the type of expert financial services and advice that are otherwise available today only to the relatively few -- the large and well known company.


Hello and welcome to Modern Masters 2015 Preview week here at Good Gamery! We've got a spicy card for you today with a fine pedigree of play across multiple formats.
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GoDaddy to Acquire Uniregistry + Name Administration
GoDaddy announced a major corporate acquisition in a press release this morning. GoDaddy will be acquiring Uniregistry, the company founded and operated by Frank Schilling. Uniregistry operates a Cayman-based domain name registrar and domain name brokerage platform. GoDaddy is also acquiring Name Administration, a related entity, which owns a portfolio of more than 350,000 domain names. GoDaddy is not acquiring Uniregistry's domain registry, which operates 26 new gTLD extensions.
The terms of the deal, including the amount paid to acquire these assets, is not being shared by either company. However, because GoDaddy is publicly traded and this was a substantial deal, we will likely learn some details in a subsequent SEC filing or quarterly report. The company typically bundles its acquisitions in quarterly reports, so it will not be easy to learn the exact price, especially given GoDaddy's recent acquisition of Over. This deal is expected to close in the second quarter of 2020.
From what I understand, GoDaddy will continue to continue to offer employment to Uniregistry employees. GoDaddy also plans to keep Uniregistry offices open, including its Cayman headquarters and its brokerage office in Manchester, England. Frank Schilling will continue to work with Uniregistry for at least the migration period, and he will operate the registry business post-acquisition.
One of the first changes Uniregistry customers will notice is that domain names registered at Uniregistry will soon become eligible for the Afternic Fast Transfer service. For the time being at least, Uniregistry will remain separate from GoDaddy. Eventually, Uniregistry will integrate within the GoDaddy investor channel, and I anticipate GoDaddy will leverage the Uniregistry branding in some fashion.
I am most interested to see how GoDaddy will utilize and enhance Uniregistry's tools and services within its own products and service offerings. Uniregistry has distinguished itself from competitors with a Google-centric parking service and high performing domain name brokerage. The brokerage, which employees quite a few domain brokers in offices around the world, has brokered the sale of tens of millions of dollars worth of domain names.
There are several less obvious but equally important aspects of this deal.
– GoDaddy will undoubtedly be adding the Uniregistry expiry stream to its GoDaddy Auctions platform. I am not sure where Uniregistry expired domain names are auctioned today, but I assume they will soon flow to GoDaddy Auctions. This expiry stream could bring a windfall to GoDaddy's bottom line.
– In the last year or so, Uniregistry has been more open about sharing some of its top domain name sales. GoDaddy is much more opaque about sharing sales data, so we will probably lose the Uniregistry sales reports. This will be disappointing. At least I knew there was a chance of learning a sale price after seeing a domain name sell via Uniregistry, but that will likely disappear.
– Frank Schilling has been an active bidder on NameJet, perhaps spending millions of dollars a year on that platform. I am not sure if Frank will continue bidding on NameJet auctions in the short term or long term. Perhaps he has made his money and will no longer have an interest in getting into the weeds with auctions. With Frank continuing to operate the Uniregistry domain registry, it is doubtful he will have a non-compete, so that remains to be seen.
– Finally, GoDaddy also announced it acquired Brandsight, a corporate domain name management firm. I think this is a hidden gem that may have gotten a bit lost in the press release.
This deal is a positive development for Frank Schilling, who parlayed his own success as a domain investor into the operator of a major industry company. This is also a strong acquisition from GoDaddy, as the company will acquire a huge portfolio of domain names and a widely acclaimed user interface for domain registrations and brokerage. I think this acquisition by GoDaddy also shows confidence in the domain name aftermarket.
It will be interesting to see how Uniregistry customers take to the news. Many will undoubtedly be happy for Frank, but I am curious to see how they will respond to this acquisition.
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JZ February 11, 2020 At 11:55 am
Wow, didn't see that coming. I guess Frank is getting out. I wonder what they are going to do with Uniregistry…
Rob Monster - Epik.com February 12, 2020 At 9:38 am
I think there are some some industry folks who DID see it coming. I was one of them:
https://www.namepros.com/threads/happy-new-years-what-is-your-2020-forecast.1170533
See item 5.
We should get some more hints on the February 13, 2020 year-end earning call. I am expecting them to do a restructuring charge. And then get that behind them before the April 2, 2020 investor day.
The migration from legacy Godaddy to DNS will be an enormous project. However, no question they had to do it — like Moniker had to go to Key Systems. The legacy code had become non-maintainable.
I wish them luck with this mega project and the related re-training of a vast customer base, especially if it involves retail customers.
JZ February 11, 2020 At 12:00 pm
A couple more thoughts ..dynadot auctions off uniregistry stuff so they will lose that but most stuff gets renewed before anyways.
I like the UI on uniregistry so i hope they don't change that…they could lose the stupid 'domain perks' thing though. I don't care for that.
I'd like to keep my names at uniregistry but if they change the formula, I am out.
Frank, an already very wealthy man is now an extremely wealthy man. I don't see why he would bother to keep buying domains. Whats would be the point? You've worked hard, Frank. Time to enjoy it.
Tony February 11, 2020 At 12:08 pm
Agreed. He might decide to be like Berkens and lose some wealth investing in gtlds.
Mike February 11, 2020 At 2:09 pm
Donuts or Daniel will probably buy them out, I think he has done it all with domains, nothing left to prove.
Aamir February 11, 2020 At 12:02 pm
Hmm, UniRegistry platform and their brokers provides an opportunity to get some decent sales. Too bad, less competition.
If Godaddy were to acquire sedo that would be it. Domain aftermarket virtually locked up.
Biggest news in the industry in years.
moo February 11, 2020 At 12:07 pm
Looks like a good outcome for everyone. Recent Uniregistry "innovations" looked somewhat insane, being sold is certainly better than slow decay…
Uniregistry expired names are at Dynadot.
Francois February 11, 2020 At 12:09 pm
I am half surprised…
Congrats Frank for the journey, and thanks, you have been a true inspiraion for a lot in the domain industry, including me.
And for sure, nice move for GoDaddy.
Joseph February 11, 2020 At 12:10 pm
We need competition, so can never be good for the industry as a whole. Too much concentrated in one, very rigid hand.
brian wick February 11, 2020 At 12:15 pm
In the end all assets are built & acquired to be sold.
Never get so attached to your assets not to see the green pastures ahead
Kevin February 11, 2020 At 12:40 pm
And I'm sure Frank is seeing a big 'green' pasture on this deal.
Wonder if the timing of the sale had anything to do with his divorce.
Mike February 11, 2020 At 12:54 pm
Given they been married so long, she probably owned half of everything. If the divorce is ugly, they usually want payout, or forced sale. Really sad to see this stand alone be grouped into godaddy, serves no advantage anymore.
They tried to cut costs like grace period etc, probably to make projections look better.
Looks like Taryn has been quiet as of late on NameJet also.
All that is left is gtlds which will probably go to xyz parent.
Mark Thorpe February 11, 2020 At 1:41 pm
Most of us knew this was going to happen someday, the timing just had to be right.
Individual domain investors are going to be hurt the most in this deal, less competition, higher prices etc. What else is new.
I think the big pressure in this space is commissions, I think Dan just got a booster shot with this. Lots of those landers are going to be on the move soon.
Commissions need to come down A LOT within the domain industry, especially at GoDaddy/Afternic. 20% commission is ridiculous! Everything is automated now.
10% commission or less should be the standard in the industry.
Snoopy February 11, 2020 At 7:11 pm
Why should the standard be 10%? Maybe you could reduce the price of your domains by 50% because it is probably all automated?
When you sell your house, art, or your car in auction do you pay a 20-30% commission, these are physical based assets which need hands on showings, and inspections, and need to be put into an inventory lot and held etc… Why are domains so much more in cost, it is just taking advantage that is all, this might be the downside to todays news if it wasn't for Dan,Efty, and Epik etc…
Art commission are about 25%. Cars I doubt are different unless it is a firesale type car auction where they just sell to dealers for any price.
Perhaps go to you local car dealership and tell them they can sell your car in their dealership and if they are successful you'll pay them 10%.
Houses are obviously different because of the high transaction price.
@snoopy You can pay 20% then and the rest of us will pay 10% or less. Lol
Mike Mann must be pissed right now Lol, that it was Frank that got bought out and not him. Even though Mike has been bought out once already.
Elliot Silver February 11, 2020 At 2:41 pm
I doubt Mike is pissed.
I would imagine GoDaddy has plenty of money to buy other portfolios at the right price if mutually desired.
Mike has been wanting GoDaddy to buy his domain portfolio since Berkens sold his portfolio to GoDaddy.
I doubt Mike Mann's portfolio is high on the agenda. From what he has said it is not particularly profitable. The legacy BuyDomains portfolio is what was profitable, with names caught for low prices in the early 2000s.
@snoopy BuyDomains portfolio was better.
Ralph February 11, 2020 At 2:24 pm
Congrats to Frank and the Uni team. Uni's user interface is light years ahead of GD.
Mike Anderson February 11, 2020 At 2:34 pm
Last I saw they had over 1,3 million domains pointing to their IP (source here https://hostingchecker.com/research/the-most-crowded-ipv4-addresses-on-the-internet/) Did GoDaddy bought the user interface and the domain management system or just the 350k domain portfolio? It is unclear from the article. Also, are the client who manage their domains with Uni(apparently over 1 mil) go now to GoDaddy or stay with Uni? Also unclear.
As far as I know, GoDaddy acquired everything but the new gTLD registry. There may be 1.3 million names point to their IP, but many of those are owned by clients (like me) who use Uniregistry for parking services.
I believe the 350,000+ number that was shared with me are the names owned by Frank's company, Name Administration.
WQ February 11, 2020 At 2:40 pm
Since GD doesn't park their names (PPC) I wonder what will happen with Uni's parking program. Their 350K names make up a good chunk of that traffic.
Here are a few names owned by GoDaddy / NameFind that are parked:
BigPumpkin.com
FlowerSeed.com
CozySocks.com
They don't tend to park the highest value (ie one word or LLL.com) domain names, but they probably park the vast majority.
Ok cool. I must be looking at all their best domains then 🙂
Shawn February 11, 2020 At 2:54 pm
It appears that "domainnames.com" does not get gobbled-up with the acquisition; it stays with Frank. My man!
BullS February 11, 2020 At 3:15 pm
So every employee at UNI will get 5million rupee plus a one word domain in the severance package .
I think every employee might get a rum cake, and a pink slip. I can't see godaddy keeping the cayman office open, makes no sense logistically.
I was told the Cayman office will remain open. I also believe employees will be retained.
Maybe short term, leases in place, transition, morale etc… but you got to think eventually godaddy will have to shut that down.
There might be value to some customers to have Uniregistry's HQ outside of the US. Maybe there would be tax advantages to operating and/or running business via Cayman. I'm not sure if that matters post acquisition or if that will be a consideration.
Dantee February 11, 2020 At 3:24 pm
Monopoly at its best. Not impressed. #SMH
Todd February 11, 2020 At 3:41 pm
Start a poll Elliot on how much you think it sold for. My vote is 100 million dollars.
He spent more than that at namejet come on
350,000 premium domains at $500 each is more than that alone
I think around $100million may well be right (for the portfolio only, not Uni). The portfolio is going to get valued on a multiple of sales. Suspect they had about $20million in sales from the portfolio. Then subtract reg fees and then multiply by a multiple.
Godaddy aren't going to pay something crazy. They paid $28million for the Marchex portfolio which was once worth $164 million. They paid $35million for Berkens portfolio which included a lot of Chinese/liquid names right at the peak.
Todd February 11, 2020 At 10:38 pm
When it's this many names they never sell for a premium price . I really think 100 million will be pretty close.
Adam February 11, 2020 At 9:19 pm
I vote 165m
Did Godaddy just buy their long awaited Afternic parking page, contact page platform.
Instead of building it out, they just bought it, and can put it to work pretty quickly.
Uni is the new afternic.
The Asset Company February 11, 2020 At 4:26 pm
I moved over 750 of my domains from various platforms including Godaddy to Uniregistry for a reason.
And now what?
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He has done well overall, seemed to go astray a bit with the new tlds but little doubt he did well with Uniregistry itself.
As a Uniregistry customer I do not trust Godaddy as a registrar, mostly from a security point of view and the interface seems clunky and buggy. If I buy a name and it is at Godaddy I move it out ASAP.
Domainz February 11, 2020 At 9:58 pm
uniregistry was always shady in my opinion. i wouldnt trust putting my domains in an offshore banana republic operation. at any moment they could have closed and lost everything.
But they didn't, they always paid on time.
Domainz February 12, 2020 At 12:09 am
as a mainland american i just wouldnt do it. my domains are worth too much to just place them in an uncertain banana republic. its sleazy, i would not be able to sleep at night. Godaddy didnt need to buy this co, wasted money.
Markus Nystrom February 12, 2020 At 6:59 am
Funny, plenty of successful domainers did a lot of business with Uniregistry. GoDaddy also seemed to think highly enough of them to buy them out for scores or even hundreds of millions. Guess they should have retained your astute services to take a second look.
Yakov February 11, 2020 At 11:19 pm
Wow, good news.
Jana February 11, 2020 At 11:22 pm
Hello Elliot,
Does that mean Frank is out of Domain business? or he is getting out of Uni?
Elliot Silver February 12, 2020 At 7:44 am
I do not know for certain, but he did not sell the registry business: https://uniregistry.link/our-extensions/
Anthony Mitchell February 12, 2020 At 1:11 am
The technology at Uniregistry's aftermarket is twenty years ahead of Afternic's platform. Hopefully GD will migrate everyone off Afternic and onto Uni's aftermarket platform.
The aspect of Afternic that deserves to be retained is their four categories of price listings, and which include floor and reserve prices that brokers can view, but buyers cannot.


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I'm thinking of this code but I am not sure if this is the most elegant approach. Please advise. Below there is the pseudo code.
I'm just doing an infinite loop and then looping through array of 24 value to represent hours:
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