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Dublin to host global leaders in IoT, AI, and Analytics
Tim Hinchliffe Posted On November 1, 2018
Over 500 delegates have already registered to engage with global leaders in IoT, AI, and analytics at the National Analytics Conference in Dublin, Ireland on November 6.
Ireland's professional body for the Data Science and Analytics industry, the Analytics Institute, will welcome a number of global analytics experts to the National Analytics Conference at the Mansion House in Dublin.
Lorcan Malone
"We are witnessing the start of a fundamental change in how businesses will deliver products, services and support to customers. Data Analytics is not only influencing how key decisions are made in the Boardroom, it is permeating every aspect of the business – from marketing to operations, from finance to production," said Analytics Institute CEO Lorcan Malone in a statement.
"Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, RPA, Big Data and IoT will be key enablers for business success in the coming years. The National Analytics Conference brings together global thought leaders in these fields along with our data scientists, analysts, policymakers and leaders from across the private and public sectors," he added.
Headline speaker, author and Hitachi Vantara CTO, Bill Schmarzo will lead the program with his insights into how data powers big business.
Partners of the event include Aon, Microsoft, EY, IBM, SAS, Hitachi Vantara and AIB. Aon is a leading proponent of analytics and a key sponsor of the event.
Fergal Collins
"The objectives of this conference align with Aon's focus on using data and analytics to drive value for our clients. We continuously scan the horizon for new challenges, new analytical technologies and new data sets that, translate interesting prototypes into scalable commercial solutions," said Fergal Collins, CEO at Aon's Centre for Innovation and Analytics (ACIA).
"The conference will allow attendees to tap into the knowledge and experience of many renowned experts across all these fields. We are delighted to partner with the Analytics Institute on this exciting event," he added.
Microsoft's Global Head of Data Science, John Hoegger, will be coming from the US to Dublin to share his analysis of big data and the impact of artificial intelligence with delegates of the National Analytics Conference in Dublin, while EY's Global Innovation Leader and Chief Data and Analytics Officer, Chris Mazzei, will discuss how data, analytics and AI are impacting business decisions.
Athina Kainouri, Global Chief Data Scientist of Accenture Analytics will also be in Ireland to address this market leading analytics event.
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Remy Etienne LeBeau / Gambit
Notable Aliases: Le Diable Blanc, Robert Lord, Dirge, Death, Gumbo, Cajun, Loverbayou, Swamp Rat, Clint Barton, "Gamby Baby", Sir Anthony Ellis
Nationality: American, Krakoan
Species: Human mutant
First Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #266 (August, 1990)
Joined In: Uncanny X-Men #270 (November, 1990)
A charming master thief and skilled martial artist who became a member of the X-Men, Gambit possesses the mutant ability to change potential energy in inanimate objects into kinetic energy which causes them to explode (in fact, his signature move is throwing kinetically-charged playing cards at his opponents).
See Gambit
Jubilation Lee / Jubilee
Notable Aliases: Jubes, Wondra
Species: Human mutant, former Vampire
First Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #244 (May, 1989)
Joined In: Uncanny X-Men #258 (1990)
Jubilee is a long-time member of the X-Men and serves as a teacher to Generation X, a group of teenage mutants living at the Xavier Institute. She previously lost her mutant powers and then was turned into a vampire, adopting a baby boy named Shogo and working alongside the X-Men. Most recently, she re-gained her pyrotechnic abilities and was turned back into a mutant when Quentin Quire sacrificed his Phoenix shard to save her life and revert her powers back.
See Jubilee
Lucas Bishop / Bishop
Notable Aliases: Red Bishop, Archbishop, Bish, Sergeant, Major
Species: Human Mutant Cyborg
First Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #282 (November, 1991)
Joined In: Uncanny X-Men #287 (April, 1992)
Lucas Bishop is a mutant from the 22nd century that traveled into the past, becoming a member of the X-Men, and later, the Uncanny X-Force. He has the power to channel kinetic energy, releasing it generally through beams of energy.
See Bishop
Revanche / Psylocke II
Kwannon / Revanche / Psylocke II
As Revenache
As Psylocke
Notable Aliases: Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock, Butterfly, Nothing (English translation of codename), Mercy (English translation of codename), Revenge (English translation of codename)
Nationality: Japanese, Krakoan
First Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #256 (December, 1989) note As Kwannon; X-Men Vol 2 #21 (June, 1993) note As Revanche; Fallen Angels Vol 2 #1 (January, 2020) note As Psylocke
Joined In: X-Men Vol 2 #21 (June, 1993)
We move and function as mirror-images of the other. Adepts in martial disciplines neither of us formally learned. Which, then, is Betsy Braddock, with the mutant ability to cleave minds, and which is Kwannon, with the fighting skill to rend bodies?
Kwannon is a former assassin from Japan, raised by the Hand. She worked for the crime lord Nyoirin.
For most of her history, her body was well-known, but she was not. Revanche is the body that Betsy Braddock was transplanted into, and thus making her one of Marvel's most iconic femme fatales for a long time. Revanche, in the body of Betsy Braddock, was eventually killed at her request by her lover Matsu'o, as she did not want to die of the Legacy Virus. This ensured that Betsy would remain in her body for many years. Kwannon got better, and eventually came back, and she and Betsy finally reverted bodies at long last.
Kwannon would see an increase in prominence as a Suspiciously Similar Substitute to Betsy as Psylocke, first using the name Revanche when Betsy was missing and working as an uneasy ally of the X-Men and then later taking up the Psylocke identity once Betsy took up the mantle of Captain Britain. She formed a new team, who took it upon themselves to do whatever it takes to protect the world, for both mutants and humans.
Achilles' Heel: As good of an assassin as she is, she's still got some, ah, identity issues. Mystique is able to beat her in a sword fight by shapeshifting into Psylocke-as-Betsy, causing her to have a mild Freak Out and drop her guard long enough for Raven to stab her.
Affirmative Action Legacy: The first Psylocke was white (British), while this Psylocke is Asian. She's an odd duck as characters of this type go, the reason being that the sexy ninja body that made Psylocke so popular was actually hers to begin with. The codename had always been Betsy's, though.
Action Girl: Originally a Dark Action Girl, but has become one of these since her defection from the Hand.
Animal Motifs: Like the original Psylocke, she's associated with butterflies, as in a flashback sequence her mentor advises her to "trust anger as a butterfly trusts its wings".
Anti-Hero: A deadly assassin, but not outright evil.
Anti-Hero Substitute: The original Psylocke slowly crept this way as the years went on, but this Psylocke is and was from the very start a deadly ninja assassin. And now that she's taken over for Betsy full time, she's become this.
Ascended Extra: Kwannon has historically been a very minor character — her total appearances (discounting her body being used by Betsy but not Kwannon herself appearing) amounted to less than 25 issues since 1989. This changed in 2019, where Kwannon becomes Psylocke II and is the main character of Fallen Angels to fill the void left by Betsy returning to her old body and becoming Captain Britain.
As Long as It Sounds Foreign: "Kwannon" is a the Japanese rendition of the Buddhist deity Guanyin, best known in China. It is not an applicable Japanese name.
Asskicking Equals Authority: How does she manages to get Wild Child to behave? By beating the crap out of him. Now he follows her like a loyal dog.
Birds of a Feather: She and Magneto hit it off right away, as people who are both defined by the tragedies of their youth and driven by their anger.
Came Back Wrong: During the 2000's she briefly returned as part of the Red Queen's Sisterhood of Mutants, being portrayed in purely a villainous role as she sought to reclaim her stolen body by force. She failed.
Combat Sadomasochist: She's described by Mr. Sinister as "leaping towards pain".
Deal with the Devil: In Fallen Angels she comes to Mr. Sinister seeking help in dealing with the villain of the day.
Death Glare: Understandably shoots Betsy one during the first issue of the 2019 Excalibur series.
Death Is Cheap: It took a long time, but eventually Kwannon got her turn in the mutant resurrection revolving door.
Defector from Decadence: She got her start as a member of the cadre of ninja assassins called the Hand but has long since lost her ties to that group.
Dirty Business: Is what she focuses on in the Fallen Angels title, alongside Teen Cable and X-23 — they're soldiers in peace time and take it upon themselves to do the dirty work so others won't have to.
Dying to Be Replaced: Played straight originally, as she was killed off so Psylocke could keep her sexy ninja body without any muss or fuss. Averted with her promotion to Psylocke II though, as Betsy has been allowed to keep her alive, albeit as the new Captain Britain.
Fights Like a Normal: Though she has telepathic powers, Kwannon is not as skilled with them as Betsy and prefers to fight with her martial arts skills primarily. While she can form weapons like Betsy, her actual telepathy use is limited and she's explicitly said to be not as powerful in their use as Betsy was as Psylocke.
Flat Character: Since she was originally only there to be the basis for Betsy's Japanese body swap, for the longest time we knew very little about her aside from her being a Hand assassin and having a lover.
"Freaky Friday" Flip: She switched to Betsy's body while Betsy switched to hers, and then she died. She got better, eventually.
Glass Cannon: If she has the element of surprise on her side she's capable of killing a weakened Magneto clone, but she has no defensive powers and is as vulnerable physically as any ordinary human.
Good Is Not Nice: When she came back as an ally of the X-Men, she introduced herself by beheading Joseph. She's also one of the few mutants on Krakoa to care about what happens to humans... and helps the world by murdering basically everyone she meets.
The Handler: Essentially her role with the new Hellions assembled by Mr. Sinister, since she's the only one who's not The Mentally Ill.
Heel–Face Revolving Door: She's been on the Hand, the X-Men, the Sisterhood of Mutants, the Fallen Angels and the Hellions.
Kick Them While They Are Down: Does this to Magneto's clone Joseph, ruthlessly beheading him after he was dazed from a pummeling at the hands of The Juggernaut.
Legacy Character: After having her body be the basis of Psylocke for many years, then Revanche herself serving as the Suspiciously Similar Substitute in Uncanny X-Men (2018), Dawn of X has Kwannon become the new Psylocke outright.
Long-Lost Relative: In Fallen Angels, it's revealed that she got pregnant when she was a trainee and the resulting daughter was taken by the Hand.
Living Weapon: Her own mentor tells her that violence is all she will ever be. It's safe to say she qualifies.
Meaningful Name: Her first codename of Revanche. While it sounds simply like a derivative of the ever-boring revenge motivation, it's actually a political term for a policy designed to recover lost territory or status. While somewhat arcane, this is an appropriate appellation for a woman who seeks to reclaim her stolen body.
Mercy Kill: After contracting the Legacy virus in the 90's, she sought out her old lover Matsu'o and requested he give her this as his atonement for his transgressions against both her and Psylocke. Though grief-stricken, Matsu'o gave Kwannon the mercy she sought, and her and Psylocke put aside their enmity to bury her together.
Ms. Fanservice: Definitely. She was the body of Psylocke, the poster girl for Boobs-and-Butt Pose, and when she returned, she was given a modified version of the bathing suit to make up for Betsy going Tamer and Chaster. Then, in Fallen Angels, she becomes Psylocke and wears a completely faithful recreation of the ninja bathing suit while doing the Boobs-and-Butt Pose. Emma Frost describes her as "Miss Braddock's sexy side".
Only One Name: Kwannon is the only name we know, as her surname is never revealed. From her backstory, it can be inferred that she doesn't have one.
Rage Against the Mentor: Fallen Angels reveals that she murdered her mentor, presumably for the abuse that comes along with being trained to be a living weapon.
Shoot the Dog: She murders a resurrected Joseph out of the belief that he is a weapon that humans will use to erase mutants from the world if not stopped. While tragic to fans who remember Joseph prior to his Face–Heel Turn, since the events of Magneto: Not a Hero, it is hard to argue with her.
Statuesque Stunner: She's 5'11"/180cm. It especially stands out as she's Japanese, who on average are around 7 to 10 inches shorter.
Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Kwannon fills the role Betsy used to fill as a sexy femme fatale ninja (complete with a modified version of the bathing suit), both as Revanche (after her return) and Psylocke. It goes even further, where Kwannon outright becomes the new Psylocke in 2019.
Took a Level in Badass: Inverted, with Betsy no longer a part of her, Kwannon tells Mr. Sinister that her psionic powers have gone down and asked if he could give her a top-up.
Tyke Bomb: She was raised from birth to be an assassin for the Hand.
Samuel Zachery "Sam" Guthrie /Cannonball
Notable Aliases: The Boy High Lord, Farmboy, Hayseed, Hick-A-Billy, Kentucky, Mason-Dixon, Sam, Sammy, Sammy Boy, Samson Guthry, Samuel Zachary, possibly misspelled) Starshine,
First Appearance: Marvel Graphic Novel #4 (November, 1982)
Joined In: X-Force #44 (July, 1995)
Cannonball is a mutant with the ability to propel himself through the air like a human rocket. Over the years, Sam has grown from a New Mutant, to the leader of the original X-Force, to a full-fledged X-Man. He's currently a U.S.Avenger.
See New Mutants
Notable Aliases: Max Eisenhardt, Erik Magnus Lehnsherr, Joey, Mags, Joe
Species: Human mutant clone
First Appearance: X-Men Vol 2 #46 (November, 1995)
Joined In: X-Men Vol 2 #55 (August, 1996)
Joseph was a younger clone of Magneto, created by Astra. He sacrificed himself to repair Earth's magnetosphere, which had been altered by Magneto. He has recently returned to cause trouble for the redemptive Magneto.
Betty and Veronica: During that time when Joseph was introduced, there was a Betty and Veronica love triangle with Rogue as the center figure, Joseph as the Betty, and Gambit as the Veronica.
Evil Twin: Joseph was a much younger 'copy' of Magneto. Since at the time Magneto was villainous and Joseph was an X-Man, he counts as a Good Twin.
Heel–Face Revolving Door: Started off as a straight clone of Magneto. He lost his memory after getting hit on the head during a fight with the real deal, and became good. After his death, Astra restored him, and implanted a copy of Magneto's old memories into his mind, making him evil again.
Dr. Cecilia Reyes
Cecilia "Cel" Reyes / Dr. Cecilia Reyes
Notable Aliases: Forcefield (S.W.O.R.D. code name), "Cecelia" (presumably misspelled), "Doc Reyes", "Doc", 'Celia, "Mutie doctor"
First Appearance: X-Men Vol 2 #65 (June, 1997)
Joined In: X-Men Vol 2 #70 (December, 1997)
A hard-working New York doctor who definitely did not want to be a superhero, at all, ever. Unfortunately for her, the bad guys didn't care. She quit as soon as possible, but not before having a neat love triangle with Beast and Iceman. Cecilia has since served as a recurring ally of the X-Men while attempting to maintain her normal medical career, but with the founding of Krakoa she joined the new mutant nation as a doctor in the Healing Gardens.
Barrier Warrior: Her forcefield powers make her near-invulnerable, but are seldom used offensively.
The Call Knows Where You Live: Justified, not only were all mutants being targeted during Operation Zero Tolerance by the Sentinels, Xavier kept track on where potential recruits for his X-men lived and Iceman took it upon himself to check up on her. Cecilia wasn't just outed as a mutant to her mutant-hating coworkers, Iceman took her with him on an adventure to face the leader of Zero Tolerance.
Hospital Hottie: She's a doctor and plenty good looking.
I Just Want to Be Normal: She prefers to work as a normal doctor than to work in a superhero team. When the mutant nation of Krakoa is founded, she seemingly has abandoned this desire and now lives on Krakoa as one of the leading doctors of the island's healing gardens.
Going Cold Turkey: She was briefly hooked on a drug that boosted her powers, Professor X helped her kick the addiction.
Sassy Black Woman: Though ironically she is a Puerto Rican; but then again, she was raised in the Bronx.
Secret Public Identity: Due to the whole 'not wanting to be a superhero at all ever' thing, she refuses to take one.
The Medic: She still serves this role for the X-Men on occasion, including patching up Magneto after he brought Kitty Pryde back from space.
Slashed Throat: While performing an autopsy on several biologically enhanced soldiers killed by Krakoa's X-Force, she is caught off-guard by a smaller version of the soldier emerging from inside the corpse which slits her throat. Cecilia bleeds out, but Sage notes that due to her importance she will be bumped up to the top of the Five's resurrection list.
Twofer Token Minority: She's of African-American and Puerto Rican descent.
Sarah / Marrow
Notable Aliases: Sarah Rushman, the bony little lass
First Appearance: Cable #15 (September, 1994)
A former mutant terrorist. Originally created by a writer with the intention to die in a one on one fight with Storm, it was after some executive meddling and other factors that she was revealed to be still alive. Later she was picked up again as one of three new and unusual recruits to join the X-Men after a crossover (the others were Cecilia Reyes and Maggot).
At first a troublemaker for the other X-Men, she managed to become a stable and accepted part of the team. However, after some failed attempts by writers and artist to make her more appealing, she mysteriously disappeared from one issue to another, without any explanation ever given.
Afterwards she reappeared in a one-shot as SHIELD sleeper agent, was part of the ill-fated Weapon X series and finally got depowered on M-Day while keeping her mutated appearance. After a brief appearance as enemy in X-factor she was once again absent for several years. She has now returned in the 2014 X-Force series as a core cast member.
A Day in the Limelight: Randomly was chosen as a fighter in Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes. Her only appearance in the Vs Series.
All Love Is Unrequited: Poor Marrow, whomever she's crushing on is either not interested in her or has a girlfriend already (both aren't unheard of though). Averted when she was brainwashed however, as she went on a date with Spider-Man, but that didn't last either.
And Show It to You: Subverted, Marrow was on the receiving end of this trope courtesy of Storm, who tore out Marrows' heart after she'd rigged it to a bomb.
Anti-Hero: Nominal Hero originally. She had mutant supremacist leanings and was the loose cannon on a team with Wolverine, but eventually healed and reformed during Alan Davis' run, at the end of which, she probably didn't qualify for more than Classical Anti-Hero. After that she turned to downright villain and finally back to her original form.
Davis' attempt was seen as Character Development by many readers.
Bad with the Bone: Thanks to her powers, Marrow is literally made of this trope, though she often favors knives over blunt weaponry. Depending on her level of control at the time, this can extend into other kinds of projectiles, such as spikes/needles, or boneshards straight out of her body.
Bare Your Midriff: Her default costume, which she often wears all the time.
Her X-force uniform also keeps this trend.
Basement-Dweller: In the first few weeks as an X-man, Marrow lived in their basement, specifically in the Danger Room. Justified since her people, the Morlocks, normally lives in the sewer, so it comes naturally to her.
Blood Knight: Before Davis' got a hold on her. Back again after she disappeared. In X-force she openly states she is just there to have "fun".
Body Horror: Her power, by the by, was to grow bones out of her body, usually in the form of outward jutting spines or claws.
Brainwashed and Crazy: Courtesy of SHIELD, her Bloodknight tendencies were turned up to eleven and she developed a split personality.
Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Mixed with being Put on a Bus. She disappeared two issues without explanation and has only reappeared in satellite titles, she was never shown or mentioned again in the core titles.
Dark Age of Supernames: Subverted, for someone who comes from the 90's, has the power to grow knives out of the body and was more anti than hero, she has a surprising soft and normal codename.
This was almost played straight, as her codename was originally "Sheath," but this was rejected by the editors for sounding too sexual.
Dual Wielding: Default combat style.
Executive Meddling: The reason she is still alive and why someone like her joined the X-Men in the first place.
Freudian Excuse: Well, if you'd been born with bones sticking out all over your body and had the only people who ever cared for you massacred before your eyes as a child, how well-adjusted would you be?
The Friend No One Likes: This happens on several teams, often justified given Marrows' confrontational attitude and parttime Jerkass behavior, but her teammates aren't completely without fault either.
Averted in her Gene Nation days, justified since she was the leader.
When she was part of the X-Men, Marrow didn't interact well with the other members, either by being extremely confrontational, eating like a pig or just being intentionally creepy. Storms' solution to Marrow's attitude and temper problems is to let her get private lessons from Wolverine. Cue beatings and verbal put downs, which resulted in Marrow planting a bone dagger in Wolverine's throat. Marrow would've died from Wolverine's berserker-rage if Cannonball hadn't bullrushed him.
While Marrow was a member of X-Force, consisting of Meme, Fantomex, Cable, Domino and Doctor Nemesis, she suffered heavily from mental instability from the trauma of losing her child, which manifested in childish behavior, lack of respect/personal boundaries and even more frequent bouts of aggression. Though the rest of the team had their own issues which they dealt with, suck as a general lack of trust in their teammates.
Healing Factor: The other reason why she survived the heart removal, and how she can remove the bones from her body without bleeding to death. Strangely not official part of her powerset.
Heel–Face Revolving Door: Good grief, Marrow's moral alignment practically changes with each new recurring appearance! She started out as a NiceGirl amongst the Morlocks, then grew into a terrorist leader, who then joined the X-Men and helped save the earth. She was later brainwashed by SHIELD to act as an assassin, who then went rogue killing Life Model Decoys. After that she joined Weapon X where she committed several murders and took part in imprisoning numerous mutants in concentration camps, including some she knew. Then she joined a mutant resistance group against Weapon X, which she subsequently took control over and reformed into a terrorist organization, killing numerous civilians aside from Weapon X personnel. Her next stint at "heroics" was with X-Force to act as mutant SWAT team killing any threats to the mutant nation. Her latest appearance has seen Marrow become a member of the villainous Helllfire Club under Emma Frost.
Knife Nut: Marrow almost always uses bone knives which grow from her own body as weapons. She is drawn with them on nearly each cover she appears on.
Lighter and Softer: Her development under Davis.
Lovecraftian Superpower: Her Body Horror powers also give her some serious advantages like superhuman endurance, pain resistance, healing and strength.
My God, What Have I Done?: Her reaction to finding out she volunteered for dangerous experiments to regain her super powers while being pregnant and having been told the risk.
No Social Skills: Marrow is extremely confrontational and has difficulty connecting to people emotionally — or even understanding herself. Of course, living in the sewers for most of your early childhood with a bunch of other maladjusted freaks and spending your teenage years fighting for your survival in a horrible pocket dimension does that to you. Archangel was the only one for whom she showed a soft spot, due to viewing him as a Messianic Archetype.
Slasher Smile: Can pull that off towards civilians and mooks, doesn't work on actual heroes or villains though.
Spike Shooter: She can shoot the spikes that form from her body.
Odd Friendship: While in X-Force [[Cloudcuckoolander Marrow]] seemed to eventually develop one with Doctor Nemesis, based on their mutual love of Coffee.
Plot-Relevant Age-Up: Her first appearance was as a bald little girl before this happened to her.
Progressively Prettier: Prime example of the trope. Part of it was deliberate in-universe: as she learned to control her powers better, there was less of the whole "bones jutting out of her at random" thing. With effort, she can maintain Cute Monster Girl status (the pink hair and the horns aren't going anywhere.) Of course, Depending on the Artist kicks in, and you can even have her looking like her Body Horror day-one self in one comic and her "cute girl with horns" look in another though both stories take place and are released around the same time.
Remember the New Guy?: An early Retcon established her as a survivor of the Morlock Massacre storyline.
Smarter Than You Look: She was able to memorize the entire subway and sewer tunnel system under New York as a 5 or 6 year old child. Likewise, having the time table of all subway trains in her mind. Also her short stint as sleeper agent showed that she is capable of learning and understanding scientific theories. It seems only her violent upbringing and resulting personality stops her from showing/using her intelligence openly.
Suicide by Cop: In the fourth X-Force volume, the mutant slaver Volga (the man responsible for the loss of her unborn baby) provokes her into doing this to him following his capture and torture by the team, knowing his goose was cooked either way. This earns her a What the Hell, Hero? from Cable.
Super Toughness: Her bones grant her an improved amount of durability, she's been rammed into concrete walls and gotten back up, fought a feral Wolverine and could walk away and not once, but twice has jumped from the top of the Brooklyn Bridge and landed in the water without injury. Short version: Girl's tough.
Unskilled, but Strong: Her combat style is simply to overpower the enemy with strength and/or speed, as she learned during her childhood. However, missing any kind of formal training she is all but useless against people who can balance this out with skill as Storm quickly demonstrated.
Vague Age: Seemingly in her late teens to early twenties, but due to having grown up in another dimension where time passes differently, even Marrow doesn't know her own age.
Wolverine Claws: With enough control over her powers, she can produce these in bone form.
Wolverine Wannabe: Marrow is a less straight example, where instead of Wolverine Claws she's able to grow bone protrusions out of anywhere from her body, which she can then break off and use as handheld blades. Though much like Wolverine, she possesses a Healing Factor that seals wounds made from said breaking of her bones off.
You Gotta Have Blue Hair: Some colorists make it brown, red or orange, but her default hair color is actually pink.
Maggott
Japheth / Maggott
Nationality: South African, Krakoan
First Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #345 (June, 1997)
A South African teenager from a poor family. As a child, his family thought he was dying from stomach cancer because his abdomen constantly bulged and he was constantly hungry. Actually, he was going through a mutation in which his stomach turned into a pair of semi-autonomous slugs. To feed, Japheth had to have the slugs burst out of his stomach, feed on any substance, then return, giving him a burst of superstrength. Japheth joined the X-Men for only a short time before vanishing and reappearing years later to be killed in a Canadian concentration camp for mutants. However, he eventually returned but has had little involvement in any major (or minor) events.
Amazing Technicolor Population: His skin is blue and his hair is silver.
Back from the Dead: He was revived by the techno-organic virus and used as a soldier by Selene during the Necrosha story. He seems to be one of the few mutants who was permanently brought back from that, as he is seen several times afterwards in various gatherings of numerous mutants.
Blessed with Suck: His powers, not only can he not control his slugs, when they have to give back the energy from what they've devoured, the eat their way back into him (a very painful process for him).
Casanova Wannabe: Big time, when he was an X-Man he hit on any women on the team, doesn't matter if they're hostile or married.
Cool Shades: Really likes wearing these.
Extreme Omnivore: The slugs within his body sure can eat.
Fluffy the Terrible: He calls the slugs Eany and Meany.
Healing Factor: Played with, Maggott himself cannot heal injuries, but whenever his slugs needs to return, they eat their way into him and somehow closes the wounds behind.
Jive Turkey: It's South African slang, but it's often completely impenetrable.
Lovecraftian Superpower: These seemed to be going around in the late 90s X-Books.
Older Alter Ego: Originally Maggott is just a skinny teenager with normal skin complexion, but when he powers up by his digestive matter-eating slugs, his skin turns blue and becomes musclebound to fight.
Shoo Out the New Guy: To a point that you'd think the Trope Namer is a Shout-Out to him! He was only with the X-Men for a brief time before joining Generation-X for two issues before leaving.
Super Strenght: What his extreme digestive system gave him.
Totally Radical: Speaks in South African slang all the time.
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Q: Exim filters, header variables and MIME encoding I write exim filters to forward e-mail (like maillist). In filter condition I use header variables. And I faced with some difficultes with $h_subject encoding. Try to explain with example.
New e-mail sent from gmail with subject of few russian words. Of course, subject header is MIME-encoded. It looks like this:
Subject: =?utf-8?Q?[nr=5Fbill]=20=D0=9D=D0=BE=D0=B2=D1=8B=D0=B9=20?=
 =?utf-8?Q?=D0=B7=D0=B0=D0=BA=D0=B0=D0=B7=20=D0=BE=D1=84=D0=BE=D1=80=D0=BC=D0=BB=D0=B5=D0=BD?=

In Exim filter I want to use next condition: $h_subject: contains "[nr_bill] Новый заказ оформлен"
The problem is that Exim decodes only the first line of header. Decoded header looks like this:
[nr_bill] \320\235\320\276\320\262\321\213\320\271 \n =?utf-8?Q?=D0=B7=D0=B0=D0=BA=D0=B0=D0=B7=20=D0=BE=D1=84=D0=BE=D1=80=D0=BC=D0=BB=D0=B5=D0=BD?=

The first line is successfully decoded and can be used in filters. But the second line is not decoded. And the worst: Exim saves spaces and newline carater beetween lines. As I know, new lines and leadind spaces in headers must be omitted in parsing time.
So $h_subject: contains "[nr_bill] Новый is working well, while $h_subject: contains "[nr_bill] Новый заказ оформлен" not.
Manual says that newline+spaces is normal practice. But it says nothins about multipart MIME-decoding.
Can anyone propound how to resolve this problem or just explain what is the point of those behavior?

A: The answer was found. Thanks to Phil :)

Exim is being very carefully adherent to the MIME specification in
RFC2047 which places a maximum length on each encoded-word.
----------------------------8< cut here >8------------------------------
encoded-word = "=?" charset "?" encoding "?" encoded-text "?="
[...]
An 'encoded-word' may not be more than 75 characters long, including
'charset', 'encoding', 'encoded-text', and delimiters. If it is
desirable to encode more text than will fit in an 'encoded-word' of
75 characters, multiple 'encoded-word's (separated by CRLF SPACE) may
be used.
----------------------------8< cut here >8------------------------------
So the MIME decoder is skipping those long strings and adding them
literally.
...
If you set "check_rfc2047_length" false in Exim's main configuration,
the header will be decoded correctly; I would assume (but haven't
checked) that Exim would then re-encode things correctly as needed.
check_rfc2047_length = false

So after setting check_rfc2047_length = false all variations of problematic subjects are decoded correctly.

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Judge Jules
Judge Jules is a man who should need no introduction as he's an experienced dance music campaigner, involved in everything from club nights to radio shows, After his new track recently dropped, it's fair to say he's pretty familiar with Paul van Dyk's Vandit records discography.
Stefano Noferini
Italian DJ, Stefano Noferini, has teamed up with DJ Mag to launch a competition which is aimed at fans, aspiring DJs and producers! Stefano is launching the competition to celebrate the one year anniversary of his Club Edition Radio Show, which has received more than one million plays on Soundcloud and is played across 110 radio stations worldwide, every week.
Michel de Hey & Mulder
As someone who has possibly opened the door to techno and tech house for a generation of clubbers with his Miracle, Brave New World and Hey! labels, Dutch producer Michel de Hey has now joined forces with fellow countryman and rising DJ Mulder to release their 'Seven EP' on Defected's DFTD imprint.
Sun 30 Mar 2014
Dirty South takes a break from the editing suite of his new movie (title TBA) to make an exclusive Miami Music Week appearance today at the infamous Delano Pool on Collins Avenue.
Drum&BassArena 2014
Sat 29 Mar 2014
Drum&BassArena has been deep in the D&B game since 1996 and has been documenting, celebrating, supporting and developing the genre now for 18 years - from parties to podcasts and articles to albums. Albums which include this, the latest annual self-titled spring collection 'Drum&BassArena 2014'.
Fri 28 Mar 2014
Last year, Shindig celebrated 21 years of house music with a 14-hour day and night outdoor soiree. Now turning 22, they're taking it further, to the iconic riverscape of the Tyne with an even bigger festival line up and a multiple stage site. Since 1992, the Newcastle promoters have been producing events in creative spaces across the city bringing an A-Z of musical talent to Tyneside club culture.
After 2013 saw him tackle Pacha with his Solumun + 1 concept, hold down a second residency at Sankeys Ibiz, tour Down Under as well as hold label showcases around Europe, Diynamic boss Solomun is back in spring 2014 with even more gigs.
Incorporating elements from an array of musical styles – including jazz, electronica, ambient and blues – Guti's 'Rompecorazones' is widely sourced and intricately crafted; a big release from a musician who aims to stand out from the crowd.
Warehouse Anthems
'Warehouse Anthems' is a 3CD retrospective compilation of the music that primarily sound-tracked the rave revolution between 1989 - 1994, when warehouse and outdoor events fuelled an alternative dance culture that suddenly found itself a regular visitor to the UK chart's Top 10.
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We Love… Loco Dice
Ibiza has been Loco Dice's summer home for a decade and a half and last season he launched his highly successful Used + Abused residency. On an island renowned for people pushing for more year on year, constantly aiming for the 'bigger', or the 'better' it is very rare to see an artist take a step back. Last week Loco Dice had this to say…
Josh Wink Presents 20 Years Of Ovum
This year, Josh Wink's Ovum Recordings celebrates its 20th anniversary. To honour 20 years of making you dance, the Philadelphia based DJ, producer and label founder continues his Ovum world tour. The 2Ovum tour hits Miami WMC this Thursday, with Josh Wink joined by Joris Voorn, Steve Bug, Ambivalent and D'Julz in Room 1, whilst Gorgon City, Kidnap Kid, Manik, Henry Krinkle and special guest Tourist.
Superfreq celebrate 12 years in action in 2014, and a year or so after re-launching the label. This time it's Stark who are releasing their 'Velorum EP', featuring four tracks inspired by the star system after which it is named: Velorum is in the constellation Vela at magnitude +1.7 and is one of the brightest stars in the night sky. Stark is a live act consisting of Simon Granger and David Gooday, the latter of which was one of the founder members of British act Nitzer Ebb.
Kenneth Bager
The Music For Dreams label releases 'Kenneth Bager's Balearic Biscuits' today, a contemporary 17-track electronica compilation album on that embodies the laid back spirit of Ibiza.
Samual James
2013 was big for Melbourne's Samual James, with his solo release 'Mega' garnering lots of worldwide support. Now, with his latest track, 'Karbon', which was recently premiered by Pete Tong on BBC Radio 1, he hits the road to headline the Karbon National tour, heavily supported by his growing number of admirers.
To celebrate the launch of the new subscription site, crewlove.us, every artist on the Crew Love roster fronted by Soul Clap and Wolf + Lamb will hit the road across Europe on a double decker bus tour equipped with a full mobile studio.
Danny Howard joins the electronic music world this week in Miami for a world of boat and pool parties at the Winter Music Conference. Danny arrives off the back of several releases on Spinnin' including 'Mug', his collaboration with Glowinthedark and T3nbears, and the latest edition of his Nothing Else Matters brand featuring Toyboy & Robin, GotSome and Weiss.
Andi Rivera Ft Robert Owens
Deep 8 Recordings is a brand new UK label intent on offering high quality house releases and its inaugural release comes from Andi Rivera and features the Robert Owens on vocal duty. A selection of remixes comes from Pezzner, A Lister, James Johnston and taMe.
Ralph Lawson
2020Vision celebrates its 20th anniversary this year by releasing 'Content', a compilation mixed by Ralph Lawson featuring 20 exclusive new original tracks and remixes. The album will be augmented by a series of parties across the planet including Fabric, Sonar, Hideout, Ibiza, Berlin, New York, Los Angeles, Milan, Munich, Zurich, Glasgow, Leeds and beyond.
Cocoon London
As part of the London Warehouse Events, Sven Vath returns to London tonight for the last instalment of his Cocoon parties in the capital until late 2014. With another big line-up and an extended set from Sven to look forward to, this could be the ideal warm up for the summer season ahead. Anja Schneider will be heading up room 2 as her Mobilee imprint joins the party with Timo Maas and more in toe.
Established in London in 1999, one of our favourite record labels, Defected, celebrates its 15th anniversary this year with a global tour and the opening of its first-ever record store and exhibition space. Stage one of Defected's anniversary is the Defected 15 Club Tour: a series of 15 events that aims to bring the best in house music to Defected fans around the globe. Taking in 15 cities, starting in London, the birthplace of Defected, the tour reaches right around the globe; from Los Angeles to Sydney, Tokyo to Amsterdam by way of Ibiza.
Skream
Skream makes his Boysnoize Records debut with 'Bang That', which is released this Monday 24 March. British DJ, producer and radio presenter, Skream (Ollie Jones) has been kicking up a storm since his days at Croydon's Big Apple Record store, which became an integral part of the early dubstep scene. Having produced music since he was a teenager, he went on to release tracks on a variety of UK labels, including two artist albums, 'Skream!' in 2006 and 'Outside The Box' in 2010, both on Tempa Records, as well as being a member of Magnetic Man alongside Benga and Artwork.
Pukka Up
Pukka Up embarks on a residency this year entitled 'Going Global' in Pacha's Global Room every Wednesday from 11 June until 24 September. This recent announcement comes with the news that for the first time, Pukka Up will add one extra day of boat parties to its weekly programme, kick starting on 11 June and every Wednesday thereon for 15 weeks. This year it will float seven boats a day, three days a week on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays giving island dwellers even more choice than ever to experience its party vibe.
Red Bull Guest House
Red Bull Guest House recently announced its full Miami Music Week lineup at the Gale South Beach next week from 27-30 March 27. For the second year in a row, the Red Bull Guest House brings together innovative electronic artists from a variety of backgrounds to play in an intimate setting.
Shinichi Osawa
New Japanese talent, Shinichi Osawa, is apparently causing a stir over in Tokyo's clubland just now and has recently announced his debut double A side single, 'Breaking Through the Night / All I Need', via Kitsuné this spring.
Isis Salam, Kruse & Nuernberg
Isis Salam has hooked up with German duo Kruse & Nuernberg to release 'Let Go'. The track translates to video well and this is Isis' dance evolution, complete with two Tasmanian dancing devils. Taking Berlin's backdrop as a starting point for their flow they move through the streets and stores of the German capital. The video features a brief cameo appearance from Kruse & Nuernberg who, like in real life, keep the music rollin'.
Paolo Rocco
Fresh from mixing a disc of 'Defected In The House Miami 2014', Canadian artist Paolo Rocco has been going from strength to strength with his steady flow of releases in recent years. Highly regarded for his structured DJ sets as well as his productions, this artist of Italian descent has produced for a slew of creditable imprints such as Saved Records, Seaking, Real Tone and Klasse Recordings whilst also seeing his work praised by the likes of Damian Lazarus, Nic Fanciulli and DJ Sneak.
Matt Tolfrey
The next release on Leftroom revisits the debut album, 'Word Of Mouth', by label boss Matt Tolfrey, which was released in 2012. Four cuts from the full length get remixed by Mr Fingers, NYC's Kenny Dope, Justin Harris and Luke Solomon's Freaks project and Classic cohort Rob Mello's No Ears. First up, Matt Tolfrey feat Jem Cooke & Kevin Knapp's 'Distant Story' gets remixed by Larry Heard. The Alleviated boss transforms the track into a deeply soulful and spiritual track with otherworldly pads, feathery light hi hats and knock-on-wood beats.
Deep Dish
As they get set for their headline show at Miami's Ice Palace Studios on 29 March, Deep Dish have just released their new single, 'Quincy' this week. The duo have also just announced that they'll be presenting this week's BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix. This will be Deep Dish's fourth time helming the Essential Mix and the first time since 2005.
As the countdown to festival season begins, Germany's Melt! Festival recently revealed 20 new acts for the 2014 edition, which takes place from 18 – 20 July in Ferropolis. Acts including Jeff Mills, Little Dragon, Panda Bear, Seth Troxler, Temples, Maya Jane Coles, Le1f and many more will perform at the open air festival, in addition to acts previously announced including Portishead, Röyksopp & Robyn Do It Again 2014, Moderat, Darkside, Metronomy and Four Tet.
Chris Tietjen
The Cocoon label is back with the next instalment of its annual mix series. Entitled 'Neun', this latest edition, like all eight before it, comes from Chris Tietjen, who has once again been chosen by label boss Sven Väth to represent the Cocoon sound across 15 various selections. Tietjen started as a young gun in Väth's Cocoon Booking agency and soon developed into a serious club DJ representing Cocoon across the globe.
Dannic
Due for launch this Wednesday 19 March, Front of House TV brings clubbers into Dannic's world and gives them unprecedented access to his inner circle. Each episode explores different topics and follows Dannic through the trials and tribulations he is confronted with. For many Dannic still remains an mysterious figure and Front Of House TV's purpose is to address this so clubbers can discover the real persona behind the DJ/producer.
Audioglider
Section Records opens 2014 with the release of Audioglider's debut album, 'Accidental Beauty'. 'The Bells', one of the album's cuts, is now available to stream direct from Audioglider's Soundcloud. With echoes of Cocteau Twins, Nils Frahm, Boards of Canada, Nightmares On Wax and Ulrich Schnauss, Audioglider a.k.a. Roberto Sodano's chilled electronica has won him fans across the downtempo community – from The Big Chill to DJs including Nick Warren, Hernan Cattaneo and Glenn Morrison.
Nervo are back in London, UK on Friday 9 May to celebrate their 'Inspired' Album launch at Electric Brixton, joined by Dutch DJ/producer R3hab. Over the last few years the twin sisters from Oz have been making some serious noise in the dance world, having jumped 30 places to #16 in the DJ Mag Top 100 poll, they are also songwriters, producers and artists in their own right, having penned for the likes of Ke$ha and Kylie to name a few.
Along with the silver anniversary of KMS and remixes of Inner City's 'Good Life' and 'Big Fun', Kevin Saunderson also recently announced the resurrection of the act, coming after top live performances at the 2010 Movement Festival and the KMS 25 Year Anniversary at St Andrews Hall (Detroit) in 2012.
An Evening With BT
With the continuous announcements of parties that make up Winter Music Conference and Miami Music Week, an expected favourite could well be the forthcoming An Evening With BT, taking place at Rokbar on Collins Ave on 25 March from 10PM - 5AM.
Gamers recently queued late into the night across the UK to get their copy of probably the most anticipated game of 2014, "Titanfall". Exclusive to Xbox, the game is expected to break Xbox One sales records and be one of the best-selling titles this year. To celebrate the launch, free runners dressed as Pilot characters from the game performed stunts for London commuters along Millennium Bridge and the South Bank, emulating the abilities of players in the game.
After closing last season by winning the award for best 'Electro House DJ' at the 2013 DJAwards in Ibiza and then shortly after being crowned the World's #1 DJ in the DJ Mag Top 100 DJ Poll, Hardwell moved into 2014 on serious high.
International Music Summit
Back for its seventh year, the International Music Summit returns to Ibiza for 2014 at the new Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza with a speaker line-up assembled from every aspect of the electronic music industry including artists, labels, executives, managers, agents and much more. The electronic music and technology-driven summit will bring together some of the genre's most important and influential decision makers. This year's theme is 'Filtering the Future' and will focus on the curatorial opportunities for the genre – in a world of overload, how do things manage to cut through? The event is hosted by BBC Radio 1's Pete Tong MBE.
Rank 1 & Dennis Sheperd
Last year Rank 1 released their 13-minute track '13.11.11' and their 'Elements Of Nature' bagged many credits, getting a MIXMAG Tune of the Month and landing the Dutch duo with a #5 position on Trancefix's Tracks of the 2013 rundown.
Poolside Miami
'Poolside Miami' offers a collection of sun drenched beats and blissed out grooves, a great accompaniment to long hot days by the pool.
Carl Cox And Nicole Moudaber
Carl Cox and Nicole Moudaber are set to release their very first collaboration, 'See You Next Tuesday'. The two-track release (the original plus a deep mix) will drop 7 April on Moudaber's MOOD Records. To celebrate their forthcoming release, Cox will join Moudaber's 'In the MOOD' takeover during Winter Music Conference aka Miami Music Week this year.
DJ and producer Steve Lawler releases his new single 'Do Ya' today, on his own VIVa MUSiC. Lawler's latest entry into his label's ever-expanding catalogue stitches together the groovy feel that he regularly instills into dance floors worldwide. The track continues to establish his distinctive house music sound, anchored around simple yet effective drum programming with the tracks own momentum emerging as the original's charm.
Entitled 'Nick Warren presents The Soundgarden' and based on his regular radio show of the same name, DJ/producer Nick Warren has announced his next compilation will be the first to be crowd-funded by Pledge Music.
Maya Jane Coles, the multi-award-winning 26-year old British-Japanese producer/DJ, presents another new chapter in her career, following her debut album 'Comfort', to provide the latest in fabric's compilation series, 'fabric 75'.
John Digweed will be celebrating the landmark 500th episode of his Transitions Radio Show by broadcasting live for the first time ever, direct from his Annual Sunset Cruise, from 1600 EST on Thursday, 27 March. Taking over the airwaves live from the high seas just off Miami's coastline, and presenting four hours of underground music, Transitions 500 will be the first of five shows that the Bedrock label boss will be playing in Miami this month.
Rulin
Rulin returns to celebrate its 20th birthday on Saturday 29 March at Ministry of Sound with a special appearance by the Godfather of House, Frankie Knuckles. The UK's house night, Rulin was responsible for bringing over many of the US house and garage masters and helped transform dance music culture in the process, leaving an indelible mark on Britain's clubbing landscape.
Pig & Dan
Pig & Dan's Elevate label could be set to go from strength to strength in 2014 with a series of new releases planned. Pig & themselves return home for the label's 12th release with two techno productions – the mind-bendingly 'Slash', and the equally disturbingly 'Where The Wild Things Are'.
UK house DJ/producer, Huxley, recently announced a new spring tour, taking in 14 dates in 18 days and covering the US as well as Canada and Mexico. Kicking off in Philadelphia on 12th March and running until the final day of the WMC on the 30th, the tour sees him play alongside the likes of Julio Bashmore, Tensnake and Ida Engberg.
Natasha Watts
UK singer, songwriter, performer and entertainer, Natasha Watts recently released her self-titled debut album for SedSoul. Showcasing Natasha's songwriting and performance skills, this debut has a cross section of soulful Bossa to '80s fused R&B and classic soulful grooves, laced with heartfelt sweet melodies reaching down to the nitty gritty lyrics and smooth tones.
After making an impact with his track, 'My Love' – now heading to the top of the UK singles charts – and producing a track for Katy B's 'Little Red' album, 19-year old Route 94 is back with his debut 'Fly 4 Life' EP on Defected Records.
Fedde Le Grand
Fedde Le Grand's 'Don't Give Up', which steams in after 11 minutes to Final Kid's backdrop on UMF's 15th edition after-movie, has had a TBC attached to its release since September last year. Now, on 24 March - as Miami Music Week kicks off - the full instrumental gets its Beatport release and Fedde recently teamed up with Final Kid once more for an extended preview, which you can check below.
Cream recently announced that Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike will be performing three exclusive shows this May Bank Holiday weekend in Manchester, London and Liverpool as part of their 'Smash The House' UK Tour. The brotherly duo, whose live combination of DJ Sets and MCing has catapulted this Belgian duo to superstardom.
Paul Oakenfold brings his Perfecto Records to Club Space for a Miami Music Week party on Wednesday 26 March. Paul headlines the party with his special "Trance Mission" DJ set that brings a modern day twist to some of trance music's most beloved tracks.
Loco Dice, tINI & Guti
Loco Dice's USED + ABUSED event series hits the Surfcomber Hotel on Sunday 30 March. Featuring an all-star cast of artists that played at USED + ABUSED in Ibiza in 2013, the event is set to re-create the open-air atmosphere of last summer.
Cosmic Gate recently revealed plans of their Winter Music Conference movements. Having been bunkered down over the last few months, putting the last finishing touches to their new artist album, Miami will be the place where you'll be hearing premiere spins of many of its new tracks. Details of the first gigs are below with the likelihood of more to follow.
Laurent Garnier
Laurent Garnier is returning to American soil this April with a string of dates, taking him to major cities across the US including two appearances at Coachella Music and Arts Festival. Known for putting audiences into a trance on the dancefloor, his live performances see him grooving behind the decks, demonstrating his true passion for rich sound.
Sónar 2014
Sónar Barcelona recently launched the "almost complete" for this year's event, which includes Chic feat. Nile Rodgers, Röyksopp & Robyn, Lykke Li, Todd Terje, Boys Noize, a 2020Vision showcase, Massive Attack, Richie Hawtin, Caribou, Rudimental, Four Tet and Woodkid all at Sonar by Night.
Protocol Recordings boss, Nicky Romero, presents 'Miami 2014', a compilation profiling the current sound of the Dutch DJ/producer. Coming to Beatport on Monday 10 March and iTunes on Monday 17 March, the compilation features many tracks including exclusives from artists such as Amersy, Chris Kaeser and John Christian.
For three straight weeks in March, Grammy-nominated Dirty South will be the man behind the camera, taking to the streets of the city he currently calls home and making Los Angeles the backdrop for his new cinematic journey.
Defected In The House
Defected and Giuseppe Cipriani recently announced that Defected In The House will return to BoOom! Ibiza for a 20-week long season: every Tuesday night from 20 May 2014 until 30 September 2014. The Defected In The House Opening Party will mark the very start of the summer season - Tuesday 20 May – one day ahead of the International Music Summit (IMS).
Once a TV staple, music videos are now primarily housed on the internet, where easy access is key. With that philosophy in mind, Xbox has brought that discoverability to your music viewing experience on Xbox One by introducing more than 92,000 music videos to Xbox Music.
Thomas Gold
Thomas Gold headlines Ministry of Sound this Saturday 8March. The DJ from Berlin, who's signed to Axwell's Axtone label, has produced a string of big room club tracks for the label including 'Remember', 'Agora' and 'Miao' as well as tracks 'Marsch Marsch' on Toolroom and 'Eyes Wide Open' on Phazing.
Carl Cox & Friends
This month, Carl Cox celebrates the 10th year of his Carl Cox & Friends arena at Ultra Music Festival in Miami. In the beginning, Carl had wanted to create a festival within a festival, a place where people could experience music on a deeper level by artists who understand how to take their audience on a real musical journey - an antithesis of the formulaic one hour sets that litter main stages by so-called 'superstar DJs.'
Richard Durand
Fresh from his Beatport top 10 hitting remix of Svenson's 'Sunlight Theory' last month, Richard Durand returns for his first release of 2014 with 'Morning Light'. Fusing elements of his traditional sound with some different sonic threads, the result is a good one and it's out now Magik Muzik.
Illyus & Barrientos
The latest track from Glasgow Underground comes from a new collaboration between existing GU talent, Illyus and Barrientos. 'Do Anything You Wanna' is a two-track EP from the pair who have previously remixed Grum together (picking up support from Pete Tong's Essential Selection straight off the bat) and delivered solo EPs for GU, Morris Audio and Seven Music.
Dannic & Dyro
Dannic and Dyro are teaming up once more as they prepare for this year's WMC in Miami. After their Daftastic VS Front of House party at last year's ADE, the two Dutch house artists are taking the same party ethos to Miami, as a 'Radical,' new concept. The party will take place at Wall, Miami on Sunday 30 March and takes its name from the co-production from the two Revealed Recordings' artist.
Affie Yusuf
Affie Yusuf is next up on Superfreq with a pair of tracks that come complete with remixes from label boss Mr. C and Superfreq regulars Indigo Kidz. Affie has long been producing house and acid both solo and as part of House of 909 and Traffik with Trevor Loveys.
Late Night Sessions
The second round of Late Night Sessions at the Albert Hall has was recently announced taking in the likes of Chase & Status, Sasha's Last Night On Earth Show and Marco Carola. The new series of club shows from The Warehouse Project + Trof which launched with Moderat in early February, takes place at Manchester's Albert Hall.
Tommy Trash
Having recently kicked off his Trashed residency with the Wynn in Las Vegas, Tommy Trash is bringing his Trashed parties down to Miami Music Week at the end of the month. Tommy and crew will be taking over Set Nightclub on Thursday 27 March and Nikki Beach for No Sugar Added on Friday 28 March.


Try Lavender Sugar in baking (switch this sugar for the one in your recipe) to give your cookies, bread, or muffins a slight lavender flavor. You can also use this to sweeten tea or to make a simple syrup, which you need for lavender lemonade and lavender mixed drinks. If you prefer a little more control in your recipe, try our culinary lavender.


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Kalymnos Island National Airport ()  is an airport on the island of Kalymnos in Greece. The airport is located a few kilometers from Pothaia (or Pothia), the capital of Kalymnos. It is also known as Kalymnos National Airport.

History
This airport commenced operations on 10 August 2006.

Airlines and destinations
The following airlines operate regular scheduled and charter flights at Kalymnos Island National Airport:

Statistics

See also
Transport in Greece

References

External links
 Airport Traffic Statistics

Airports in Greece
Buildings and structures in the South Aegean
Kalymnos

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Q: Cannot use 128bit float in Python on 64bit architecture I checked the size of a pointer in my python terminal (in Enthought Canopy IDE)
via
import ctypes
print (ctypes.sizeof(ctypes.c_voidp) * 8)

I've a 64bit architecture and working with numpy.float64 is just fine. But I cannot use np.float128?
np.array([1,1,1],dtype=np.float128)

or
np.float128(1)

results in:
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'float128'

I'm running the following version:
sys.version_info(major=2, minor=7, micro=6, releaselevel='final', serial=0)

A: Update: From the comments, it seems pointless to even have a 128 bit float on a 64 bit system.
I am using anaconda on a 64-bit Ubuntu 14.04 system with
sys.version_info(major=2, minor=7, micro=9, releaselevel='final', serial=0)
and 128 bit floats work fine:
import numpy
a = numpy.float128(3)

This might be an distribution problem. Try:

*

*Install Anaconda

*Update canopy

*Check that the version of python in the path is the one supplied by anaconda or canopy
EDIT:
Update from the comments:

Not my downvote, but this post doesn't really answer the "why doesn't
  np.float128 exist on my machine" implied question. The true answer is
  that this is platform specific: float128 exists on some platforms but
  not others, and on those platforms where it does exist it's almost
  certainly simply the 80-bit x87 extended precision type, padded to 128
  bits.  – Mark Dickinson

A: For me, the issue was a Python module that has a problem in Windows (PyOpenGL for those that care). This site has Python wheels with "fixed" versions of many popular modules, to address the float128 issue.

Note: This question has an accepted answer. My answer if for future searchers, since this question is high in Google results for module 'numpy' has no attribute 'float128'.


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  this.initLibraries = function (libraries) {
	$('#library-forms').html('');
    if (!libraries || libraries.length === 0) {
      return;
    }

    for (var i = 0; i < libraries.length; i++) {
      var form = handleAddLibrary();
      $(form).find('input#name-library').val(libraries[i]['name']);
      $(form).find('input#url-library').val(libraries[i]['url']);
    }

    that.registerRemoveEvent();

    return 0;
  };

  this.moduleProcessor = function (input) {
    $('form#module-form input#versionTag').val(input.versionTag);
    $('form#module-form input#name').val(input.name);
    $('form#module-form select#type').val(input.type);
    if (input.sourceCodeUrl != null) {
      $('form#module-form input#code-url').val(input.sourceCodeUrl);
    } else {
      $('form#module-form input#code-url').val(input.codeURL);
    }

    $('form#module-form textarea#description').val(input.description);
    if (input.language) {
      $('form#module-form select#language').val(input.language.toLowerCase());
    }
    $('form#module-form textarea#code').val(input.sourceCode);

    if (input.sourceType) {
      input.sourceType = input.sourceType.toLowerCase() == "local" ? "template" : input.sourceType;
      $('form#module-form select#source-type').val(input.sourceType.toLowerCase());
    }

    window.ModuleInit.code = { code: input.sourceCode };
    $('form#module-form select#source-type').trigger('change');

    $('form#module-form input#singleton').prop('checked',
      Boolean(input.singleton instanceof String ? !Boolean(input.singleton) : input.singleton) ? false : 'checked');

    if (input.ticktuple) {
      $('form#module-form #ticktuple-form input#name-field').val(input.ticktuple.name);
      $('form#module-form #ticktuple-form input#label-tuple').val(input.ticktuple.label);
      $('form#module-form #ticktuple-form select#type-field').val(input.ticktuple.type);
      $('form#module-form #ticktuple-form select#required-field').val(input.ticktuple.required.toString());
      $('form#module-form #ticktuple-form select#var-tuple').val(input.ticktuple.wirable);
      $('#ticktuple-collapse').collapse('show');
    } else {
      $('form#module-form #ticktuple-form input#name-field').val('');
      $('form#module-form #ticktuple-form input#label-tuple').val('');
      $('form#module-form #ticktuple-form select#type-field').val('string');
      $('form#module-form #ticktuple-form select#required-field').val('false');
      $('form#module-form #ticktuple-form select#var-tuple').val('false');
      $('#ticktuple-collapse').collapse('hide');
    }

    // Update Icon
    handleIconModule();

    // Fields
    that.initFields(input.fields);

    // Libraries
    that.initLibraries(input.libraries);
  };

  this.process = function (e) {
    try {
      result = JSON.parse(e.target.result);
      if (result['container']) {
        result = _parseOldModule(result);
      }

      that.moduleProcessor(result);

    } catch (err) {
      console.error(err);
    }
  };

  if (e != undefined) {
    this.process(e)
  }

  return this;
}

function changeVersion(name) {
  var selected = $('#version').val();
  window.location = $('#version option[value="'+selected+'"').attr('data-url');
}

function handleFileSelect(file) {
  var fReader = new FileReader();
  var moduleProcess = new ImportModuleProcesses();
  file = $(file)[0]['files'][0];
  fReader.onload = moduleProcess.process;
  fReader.readAsText(file);
}

function handleAddField() {
  var _setName = function (form, index) {
    return $(form)
      .attr('name', $(form).attr('name').replace(/\[X\]/, '[' + index + ']'));
  };

  // NOTE: Get Index before to update it. this is importar because the htm code is appended by js.
  var index = $('#help-zone #data').data('fields-size');
  $('#help-zone #data').data('fields-size', parseInt(index, 10) + 1);

  // Copy original form and change form's id.
  var form = $('div#help-zone #form-model-field')
    .clone()
    .attr('id', 'field-' + index);

  // Set it the index into array
  form
    .find('input, select')
    .each(function () {
      _setName(this, index);
    });

  $('form#module-form #field-forms').append(form);

  new ImportModuleProcesses().registerRemoveEvent();

  return form;
}

function handleAddLibrary() {
  var _setName = function (form, index) {
    return $(form)
      .attr('name', $(form).attr('name').replace(/\[X\]/, '[' + index + ']'));
  };

  // NOTE: Get Index before to update it. this is importar because the htm code is appended by js.
  var index = $('#help-zone #data').data('libraries-size');
  $('#help-zone #data').data('libraries-size', parseInt(index, 10) + 1);

  var form = $('div#help-zone #form-model-library')
    .clone()
    .attr('id', 'library-' + index);

  form
    .find('input, select')
    .each(function () {
      _setName(this, index);
    });

  $('form#module-form #library-forms').append(form);

  new ImportModuleProcesses().registerRemoveEvent();

  return form;
}

function handleIconModule(file) {
  var basePath = '/public/images/modules/';

  if (file != null) {
    // Read icon file
	  var fReader = new FileReader();
	  file = $(file)[0]['files'][0];
	  fReader.onload = function(e) {
	    $('form#module-form #icon-preview img').attr('src', e.target.result);
	  }
	  fReader.readAsDataURL(file);
  } else if ($('form#module-form #icon-preview img').size() > 0 &&
      $('form#module-form #icon-preview img').attr('src').match("^"+basePath)) {
    // Set example icon
    switch ($('form#module-form select#type').val()) {
      case 'drain':
        $('form#module-form #icon-preview img').attr('src', basePath + 'drain-big.png');
        break;
      case 'bolt':
        $('form#module-form #icon-preview img').attr('src', basePath + 'bolt-big.png');
        break;
      default:
        $('form#module-form #icon-preview img').attr('src', basePath + 'spout-big.png');
    }
  }
}

function setStarVote(rate, color) {
  var stars = $('li[data-value] i');
  for (i=0; i < stars.length; i++) {
    if ((i+1) <= rate) {
      $(stars[i]).html('star');
      if (color) $(stars[i]).addClass('star-vote-color');
      else $(stars[i]).removeClass('star-vote-color');
    } else if ((i+0.5) <= rate) {
      $(stars[i]).html('star_half');
      if (color) $(stars[i]).addClass('star-vote-color');
      else $(stars[i]).removeClass('star-vote-color');
    } else {
      $(stars[i]).html('star_border');
      $(stars[i]).removeClass('star-vote-color');
    }
  }
}

function handleVote(elem, rate) {
  // Reset class for the user have been selected something before.
  var orig = $(elem).parent().attr('data-value');
  setStarVote(orig, false);

  if (!$(elem).parent().attr('data-orig')) {
    $(elem).parent().attr('data-orig', orig);
  }
  $(elem).parent().attr('data-value', rate);

  // Mark all stars that have a value less and equal than current rate.
  setStarVote(rate, true);

  // Show the form for add a message.
  $('form.form-vote')
    .show()
    .find('input.rate')
    .val(rate);
}

function cancelVote() {
  $('form.form-vote').hide();
  // Reset class for the user have been selected something before.
  var orig = $('.vote-section ul').attr('data-orig');
  setStarVote(orig, false);
  $('.vote-section ul').attr('data-value', orig);
  $('.vote-section ul').removeAttr('data-orig');
}

function handleComplain() {
  // Show the form for add a message.
  $('form.form-complain').show();
}

function cancelComplain() {
  $('form.form-complain').hide();
}

function handleModuleTemplate(elem, name, language, type, isReadOnly, code) {
  var id = $(elem).data('target');

  if (!this.editor) {
    initCodeMirror($('#code')[0]);
  }

  this.editor.setOption('readOnly', isReadOnly);

  if(!name) name = $('form#module-form input#name').val();
  if(!type) type = $('form#module-form select#type').val();
  if(!language) language = $('form#module-form select#language').val();
  if(!name || !type || !language) return;

  try {
    if (window.ModuleInit.code.code && $('#module-form select#source-type').val() == 'template') {
      code = window.ModuleInit.code.code;
    }
  } catch (e) {}

  if (!code) {
    _template = new TemplateCode(name, language, type, code);
    code = _template.code;
    $('form#module-form input#name').val(_.upperFirst(_.camelCase(name)));
  } else {
    var decodedSourceCode = window.atob(code);
    code = decodedSourceCode;
  }
  this.editor.setValue(code);
  var that = this;
  setTimeout(function() {
    that.editor.refresh();
  },1);
}

function handleSourceCode() {
  var source = $('#module-form select#source-type').val();
  var selector, isEdit;

  if (source === 'template') {
    isEdit = true;
    selector = '#button-template-edit';
    $('#collapseCode').collapse('show');
    $('#module-form').find(selector).show();
    $('#module-form #source-external-code').hide();

    $('#module-form #code-url').prop('required', '');
    $('#module-form #code-url').val('');
  } else {
    isEdit = false;
    selector = '#source-external-code';
    $('#collapseCode').collapse('hide');
    $('#module-form #button-template-edit').hide();
    $('#module-form').find(selector).show();

    $('#module-form #code-url').prop('required', 'required');
    $('#module-form #code').prop('required', '');
    $('#module-form #code').val('');
    if (this.editor) {
      this.editor.setValue('');
      var that = this;
      setTimeout(function() {
        that.editor.refresh();
      },1);
    }
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  //Init CodeMirror
  if ($('#code') && $('#code').is(':visible') && !this.editor) {
    initCodeMirror($('#code')[0]);
  }
  if (source === 'template') {
    handleModuleTemplate(selector + ' button', undefined, undefined, undefined, !isEdit);
  }
}

function handleFieldType(select) {
  console.log($(select).val())
  if ($(select).val() == "list") {
    $(select).parent().parent().parent().find('.vars').hide();
    $(select).parent().parent().parent().find('.elementType').show();
  } else {
    $(select).parent().parent().parent().find('.vars').show();
    $(select).parent().parent().parent().find('.elementType').hide();
  }
}

function initCodeMirror(field) {
  this.editor = CodeMirror.fromTextArea(field, {
    lineNumbers: true,
    continuousScanning: 500,
    height: "350px",
    mode: "javascript"
  });
  var that = this;
  setTimeout(function() {
    that.editor.refresh();
  },1);
}

/**
 * DOM is ready!
 */
(function () {
  $(document).ready(function () {
    $('form#module-form').submit(function (e) {
      if ($('#type').attr('disabled')) {
        $('#type').removeAttr('disabled');
      }
      if ($('#language').attr('disabled')) {
        $('#language').removeAttr('disabled');
      }

      // Recalculate fields ids
      $('#field-forms>div').each(function(index) {
        $(this).attr('id', 'field-'+index);
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        $(this).find('#label-field').attr('name','version.fields.fields['+index+'].label');
        $(this).find('#type-field').attr('name','version.fields.fields['+index+'].type');
        $(this).find('#required-field').attr('name','version.fields.fields['+index+'].required');
        $(this).find('#var-field').attr('name','version.fields.fields['+index+'].wirable');
        $(this).find('#elementType-field').attr('name','version.fields.fields['+index+'].elementTypeEnum');
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      // Recalculate library ids
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        $(this).find('#url-library').attr('name','version.libraries.libraries['+index+'].url');
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      if (!f.validate()) {
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        e.stopPropagation();
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    /**
     * This is for show the button for upload the document to import.
     */
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    /**
     * Update template view.
     */
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    });

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      verifyPreviousSourceCode(this);
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    /**
     * TickTuple
     */
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      $('#ticktuple-form input#label-tuple').val('');
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    /**
     * NOTE: This is very important. Here the module would be init. This have a special importance when
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     */
    handleSourceCode();

    handleIconModule();
    if (window.ModuleInit) {
      var moduleProcessor = new ImportModuleProcesses();
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      moduleProcessor.initLibraries(ModuleInit.libraries || []);
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    /**
     * Vote star
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              $(stars[i]).html('star');
            }
          }
        },
        function(evt) {
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          var orig = $(evt.target).parent().parent().attr('data-orig');
          setStarVote(rate, orig != null);
        }
    );
    setStarVote($('.vote-section ul').attr('data-value'), false);

    // Disable inputs in form
    $('#language').ready(function() {
      if ($('#name').attr('readonly')) {
        $('#language').attr('disabled', 'disabled');
      }
    });
    $('#type').ready(function() {
      if ($('#name').attr('readonly')) {
        $('#type').attr('disabled', 'disabled');
      }
    })
  });
})();

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These six things doth the Lord hate: yea, seven are an abomination unto him: 17 A proud look, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood, 18 An heart that deviseth wicked imaginations, feet that be swift in running to mischief, 19 A false witness that speaketh lies, and he that soweth discord among brethren (Pro. 6:16-19).
"He that speaketh truth sheweth forth righteousness: but a false witness deceit" (Pro. 12:17).
Note just a few accounts of false accusations in Scripture and the resulting troubles caused by them.
Satan accused God of lying to Eve in the matter of eating the forbidden fruit ( 3:1-6).
Potiphar's wife tried to seduce Joseph, and when she could not, she accused him of attempting to force her to commit adultery. Let's not forget that Potiphar's wife false accusation caused Joseph to spend time in prison ( 39:7-20).
Under the Old Testament Law, a test for adultery might be instituted by the husband against the wife ( 5:11-31). When the spirit of jealousy overtook a man, he had a way to discover the truth, and the wife could be exonerated if his accusation were false.
These are only a few of the many examples we have in Scripture where false witnesses accused the righteous with devastating results. Authors of modern day fiction use false charges against the innocent as building blocks for plots. For example, the books and films To Kill a Mockingbird, The Crucible and A Passage to India are constructed around such trials. So what's to be done? There is a biblical solution to the problem of false witnesses against someone.
First, there are multiple passages in the Bible that show how vile a false accusation really is. If you do not understand from context, then study the other sins compared or listed with the phrase. Note the commands not to "bear false witness" (Exod. 20:16; Exod. 23:1; Lev. 19:11-20; Deut. 5:20; Psa. 101:5; Prov. 10:18; Matt. 15:19; Matt. 19:18; Matt. 26:59-60; Mark 10:19; Mark 14:56-57; Luke 18:20; Acts 6:13; Rom. 13:9). Revelation 21:8 strongly condemns all liars.
Second, under the Mosaic Law there was a rather harsh punishment for the one who bore false witness.
If a false witness rise up against any man to testify against him that which is wrong; 17 Then both the men, between whom the controversy is, shall stand before the Lord, before the priests and the judges, which shall be in those days; 18 And the judges shall make diligent inquisition: and, behold, if the witness be a false witness, and hath testified falsely against his brother; 19 Then shall ye do unto him, as he had thought to have done unto his brother: so shalt thou put the evil away from among you. 20 And those which remain shall hear, and fear, and shall henceforth commit no more any such evil among you. 21 And thine eye shall not pity; but life shall go for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot (Deut. 19:16-21).
Applying this Old Testament law did not stop all false charges, but it deterred the sin greatly; however, Christians have a new and better law in the New Testament. Christians are held to a higher standard (Matt. 5:17-48). Keep in mind too that the Jews under the Old Testament had both a religious law and a judicial law with the same officials judging. New Testament Christians are often tempted to take their grievances against each other to the civil courts when elders in the church have been given the duty of solving such issues between brethren.
Dare any of you, having a matter against another, go to law before the unjust, and not before the saints? 2 Do ye not know that the saints shall judge the world? and if the world shall be judged by you, are ye unworthy to judge the smallest matters? 3 Know ye not that we shall judge angels? how much more things that pertain to this life? 4 If then ye have judgments of things pertaining to this life, set them to judge who are least esteemed in the church. 5 I speak to your shame. Is it so, that there is not a wise man among you? no, not one that shall be able to judge between his brethren? 6 But brother goeth to law with brother, and that before the unbelievers. Now therefore there is utterly a fault among you, because ye go to law one with another. Why do ye not rather take wrong? why do ye not rather suffer yourselves to be defrauded? 8 Nay, ye do wrong, and defraud, and that your brethren (1 Cor. 6:1-8).
If you follow the news to any extent, you know we have abundant examples of false accusations against the innocent today.