Nevertheless, shopping can instantly cheer up our mood, and give us a break from the continuous cacophony of life.But, somewhere we always search for a perfect destination to get into the shopping spree, and gather an incredible experience.Yes…there is that sort of place too where you will just fall in love with everything you see, and find yourself pulling out your wallet.Any guess? Well…we are talking about Istanbul.With several bazaars, dazzling street lined with stores, and beautiful boutiques scattered across the city, Istanbul is a shoppers dream place.
So this summer vacation what about a shopping spree in Istanbul?
Shop till your heart desires, taking a stroll through Grand bazaar.If you are in Istanbul, make sure to pay a visit to Grand Bazaar without which your trip will remain incomplete.This breathtaking markets of Grand bazaar will imbibe you with a delightful shopping experience. Plan out tour to Istanbul with Kesari tours and make sure to drop into the shops of the grand bazaar to collect something for your near and dear ones.
Catch a glimpse of the exclusive sofa art and antiques, with colourful characters.Pick up the wonderful Turkish souvenirs such as Turkish Bath towels, olive oil soaps, leather bags and beautiful silk scarves from the famous Abdulla market in Istanbul. For all the beautiful Ladies who are fond of elegant jewellery, the classy silver and gold jewelry that from Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine periods will surely catch your eyes. Visit the Iznik Classics to discover the marvelous hand-painted ceramic tiles, bowls, vases and beautiful plates which make great Istanbul souvenirs.
Arasta Bazaar stands out the best with its extraordinary handicrafts zone. With a very good price you can collect some good Turkish baubles. It dwells more than 70 shops with some exquisite offerings for every shop.
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City's in Nişantaşı: Hang out with your friends to the lifestyle centre that has a variety of shops, restaurants, wonderful cafes, and a six-storeyed parking lot.
Istanbul Cevahir in Şişli: From River Island, to Nine you will find all the international brands all under one roof.
Istinye Park in Istanbul: One of the largest shopping malls in Istanbul, Istinye Park comprises of the outdoor and indoor shopping center, a thrilling kids entertainment center, a bazaar, and an IMAX theater.
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Q: Apache Kudu vs InfluxDB on time series data for fast analytics How does Apache Kudu compare with InfluxDB for IoT sensor data that requires fast analytics (e.g. robotics)?
Kudu has recently released v1.0 I have a few specific questions on how Kudu handles the following:

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*Sharding?

*Data retention policies (keeping data for a specified number of data points, or time and aggregating/discarding data thereafter)?

*Are there roll-up /aggregation functionality (e.g. converting 1s interval data into 1min interval data)?

*Is there support for continuous queries (i.e. materialised views on data - query to view the 60 seconds on an ongoing basis)?

*How is the data stored between disk and memory?

*Can regular time series be induced from an irregular one (converting irregular event data into regular time intervals)?

Also are there any other distinct strengths and/or weaknesses between Kudu and InfluxDB?

A: Kudu is a much lower level datastore than InfluxDB. Its more like a distributed file system that provides a few database like features than a full fledged database. It currently relies on a query engine such as Impala for finding data stored in Kudu.
Kudu is also fairly young. It likely would be possible to build a time series database with kudu as the distributed store underneath it, but currently the closest implementation to that would be this proof of concept project.
As for the answers to your questions.
1) Kudu stores data in tablets and offers two ways of partitioning data: Range Partitions and Hash based Partitioning
2) Nope Although if the data was structured with range partitioning, dropping a tablet should be an efficient operation (similar to how InfluxDB drops whole shards when deleting data).
3) Query engines that work with Kudu are able to do this, such as impala or spark.
4) Impala does have some support for views
5) Data is stored in a columnar format similar to Parquet however Kudu's big selling point is that Kudu allows the columnar data to be mutable, which is something that is very difficult with current parquet files.
6) While I'm sure you could get spark or impala to do this, its not a built in feature.
Kudu is still a new project and it is not really designed to compete with InfluxDB but rather give a highly scalable and highly performant storage layer for a service like InfluxDB. The ability to append data to a parquet like data structure is really exciting though as it could eliminate the need for lambda architectures.

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is a Japanese chemist and emeritus professor of Ochanomizu University, Tokyo, Japan. He is the namesake of the Hosoya index used in discrete mathematics and computational chemistry.

Hosoya was born in Kamakura, Japan to a family of an office worker. During 1955-1959 he studied at the University of Tokyo. In 1964 he wrote his Ph.D. thesis, "Study on the Structure of Reactive Intermediates and Reaction Mechanism". After postdoc work abroad (Ann Arbor, Michigan, with prof. John Platt), in 1969 he became associate professor at the Ochanomizu University, where he worked for 33 years until his retirement in 2002. After retirement he keeps working in computational chemistry.

In 1971, Hosoya defined the topological index (a graph invariant) now known as the Hosoya index as the total number of matchings of a graph plus 1. The Hosoya index is often used in computer (mathematical) chemistry investigations for organic compounds.

In 2002-2003 the  Internet Electronic Journal of Molecular Design dedicated a series of issues to commemorate the 65th birthday of professor Hosoya.

Hosoya's article  "The Topological Index Z Before and After 1971" describes the history of the notion and the associated inside stories and details other Hosoya's achievements.

Hosoya also introduced the triangle of numbers known as Hosoya's triangle (originally "Fibonacci triangle", but that name can be ambiguous).

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Japanese chemists
1936 births
Living people
Mathematical chemistry
Computational chemists
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Bilgola Beach is a suburb in northern Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, Australia 33 kilometres north-east of the Sydney central business district, in the local government area of Pittwater Council. Bilgola Beach is part of the Northern Beaches region. Bilgola Beach is located on the Tasman Sea side of the Barrenjoey Peninsula between Avalon to the north and Newport to the south. The land rises steeply behind Bilgola Beach to Bilgola Plateau and then descends to Clareville on the western side of the peninsula.
Bilgola Beach is approximately 0.35 square kilometres. In 2016 the population of Bilgola Beach was 240. The population is 48% male and 52% female. On average the monthly mortgage repayments in Bilgola Beach are $1800 to $2399. The most common weekly income bracket is $3000+ per week. Weekly rents in the area are on average $850 to $949.
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Second Annual Bicycle Travel Video Contest Winners Announced
Submissions up more than 80 percent over 2013 levels
Missoula, Montana, August 14, 2014 — The winners have been chosen for Adventure Cycling Association's 2014 Bicycle Travel Video Contest on Vimeo, which celebrates the beauty and spirit of bicycle travel through videos shot around the world by amateur videographers traveling by bike.
Videos entered in the contest fell within one of three categories: Best Long Distance Tour Video (weeklong or longer), Best Short Tour Video (one to six nights long), and Best Portrait of a Traveling Cyclist. Additionally, the judges voted for their picks to receive the honorary Bicycle Travel Spirit Award.
"We were pleased to receive 51 submissions in this, our second annual video competition," said Adventure Cycling media specialist Michael McCoy. "By comparison, in our inaugural contest in 2013 we received just 28 submissions."
In a tight match in the category of Best Long Distance Tour Video, Ride Your Dream by Pooyan Shadpoor of Rasht, Iran, narrowly edged out A Nomad's Life, created by Stefan Boehm of Bad Krozingen, Germany. (Boehm was the winner of this category and also of the Bicycle Travel Spirit Award in 2013, with his submission Northern Europe by Bike.) Third place goes to Alive in Southeast Asia by Florian Schmale of Arnsberg, Germany.
In the category of Best Short Tour Video, Last Ride to Crimea? by Ryan Anderson of College Station, Texas, won first place, while Through the Oberland by Joe Baur of Cleveland, Ohio, took second, and Sweet Ride by John Stuart Carlisle of Vancouver, B.C., took third (note that Carlisle supports the video with his own recent release of a great tune titled "Sweet Success").
The winner of the Best Portrait of a Traveling Cyclist category, Mi Vieja Bicicleta, was created by Juan Sisto of Madrid, Spain. Sisto's entry, at just one minute and 49 seconds in duration, proves that a video needn't be lengthy to provide a huge impact. He also takes home the Bicycle Travel Spirit Award. Second and third places in the category go to Panamerican Childhood by the "Family Pedaleros" of Berlin, Germany, and Portrait of a Cyclist by Sarah and Donald Butcher of Stafford, Va. Interestingly, both of these videos are presented from the perspective of a toddler on tour with her parents.
The winning videos will be highlighted on Adventure Cycling's blog and social-media channels, and announced in Adventure Cyclist magazine. The winner in each of the three submission categories receives a two-year membership with Adventure Cycling and a $500 gift certificate for the Cyclosource store.
"The overall quality of this year's submissions is impressive," McCoy said, "as is the international aspect. We received entries from cycling videographers living in Slovakia, Iran, France, Czech Republic, Canada, the Philippines, Poland, Nepal, Belgium, Tanzania, the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, Japan, Turkey, and the United States."
To watch any or all of the entries from the 2014 and 2013 contests, visit the Bicycle Travel Video Contest on Vimeo. To view the winners of last year's contest, visit this blog post.
Alison Riley, Digital Media Coordinator
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Direct: (406) 532-2772 / Twitter: @advcyclingassoc
Adventure Cycling Association inspires and empowers people to travel by bicycle. It is the premier bicycle-travel organization in North America with more than 46,700 members. Adventure Cycling produces cycling routes and maps for North America, organizes more than 80 tours annually, and publishes the best bicycle-travel information anywhere, including Adventure Cyclist magazine. With 42,180 meticulously mapped miles in the Adventure Cycling Route Network, Adventure Cycling gives cyclists the tools and confidence to create their own bike-travel adventures. Contact the office at (800) 755-BIKE (2453), info@adventurecycling.org, or visit www.adventurecycling.org.
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es un videojuego para la consola PlayStation (PSOne) que en España salió en junio del 2000. El juego llegó a España con dos años de retraso. En Japón salió a la venta el juego a finales de 1998. Legend of Legaia es un juego con gráficos parecidos a Final Fantasy VII y compartía similitudes con esta saga. Tuvo una secuela en 2001 titulado Legaia 2: Duel Saga para la consola PlayStation 2.

La historia se desarrolla en Legaia, un mundo con tres continentes, Reino de Drake, Islas Sebucus y Reino de Karisto. En él existen humanos y Seru, unos seres que ayudan a los humanos en sus tareas cotidianas y que cuando se unen a ellos, los humanos se hacen más fuertes. En principio estos Seru son neutrales, ni buenos ni malos, pero con la llegada de un invento, llamado Neblina, creado en el Reino Conkram, estos Seru se vuelven malignos y atacan a los humanos.

El juego trata de extinguir esta Neblina por todo el mundo de Legaia, destruyendo los generadores de Neblina de cada continente, y reavivando los Árboles Génesis, los cuales son árboles divinos que alejan la Neblina. Todo esto con la ayuda de unos Seru de mayor nivel, los Ra-Seru, que no se ven afectados por la Neblina, e incluso pueden absorber la energía de un Seru maligno.

Argumento
En el principio hubo Dios creó el cielo, la tierra y los mares. Para que hubiera vida sobre este mundo, Dios creó la humanidad según su propia imagen. Aunque dotados del propio espíritu de Dios, los seres humanos eran impulsivos y físicamente mucho más débiles que las bestias del mundo. La humanidad alcanzó un punto en que estaba al borde de la extinción.

Los humanos estaban dotados con la mística fuerza de los Seru. Los Seru eran criaturas con distintas apariencias que parecían estar hechas de algunas joyas. Cuando un ser humano toca a un Seru, se fusiona con él. Después la persona adquiere poderes extraordinarios, como una fuerza mayor a la humana, que le otorga poderes mágicos, incluso la capacidad de volar. Gracias a los Seru, la humanidad pudo dejar sus orígenes silvestres y crear una civilización donde los seres humanos y Seru vivían en estrecha armonía.

Sin embargo, un día oscuro, una misteriosa niebla aparece de la nada, y cuando la niebla alcanzaba a un Seru este se volvía loco y atacaba a todo lo que estuviera a su alcance. Si la niebla alcanzaba a un humano ya fusionado con un Seru este también se trasformaba en un monstruo. La niebla se extendió rápidamente desde sus orígenes en la región de Karisto para cubrir todo el planeta. La civilización humana se derrumbó al instante, y sólo unos pocos focos aislados de la humanidad pudieron sobrevivir a la niebla.

La historia comienza con Vahn, un joven que vive en la tranquila aldea de Rim Elm, que está protegida de la niebla por medio de un enorme muro. Una noche, Vahn es despertado por su padre al escuchar un extraño ruido procedente del exterior de la muralla. Vahn se apresura al muro protector para descubrir el problema. Entonces, un misterioso ser llamado Zeto aparece de la nada y destruye la muralla de Rim Elm, dejando la ciudad desprotegida ante la neblina y los Seru. Vahn se dirige hacia el Árbol Génesis, que se encuentra en el centro de Rim Elm. Dentro de este había un Ra-Seru, Meta; el cual le pide ayuda a Vahn para reavivar el Árbol Génesis y alejar la neblina. Debido a que esta débil, Meta necesita la ayuda de los habitantes de la aldea para ello. Vahn los lleva al Árbol Génesis y logran revivir el Árbol Génesis gracias a las oraciones de las personas. Así logra alejar la Neblina de Rim Elm. A la mañana siguiente, Vahn se embarca en un largo viaje para destruir la Neblina.

Vahn viaja al Monte Rikuroa para reactivar el Árbol Génesis que residía allí y librar al Castillo del Rey Drake de la Neblina. Allí conoce a una niña llamada Noa, que fue criada por un lobo con un Ra-Seru que estaba adherido a su cabeza. Vahn se reúne con Noa para ayudarla, ya que ella está siendo atacada por un feroz Seru llamado Caruban enviado por Zeto para matar a Noa y su Ra-Seru, Terra. Vahn y Noa logran derrotar a Caruban y revivir el Árbol Génesis. Noa recibe a Terra como su Ra-Seru protector. El Castillo del Rey Drake es purgado de la Neblina. Vahn y Noa deciden que deben viajar juntos para extinguir la Neblina por todo el mundo.

Viajan al Monasterio de Biron, en busca de un Árbol Génesis. El jefe monje acepta que deben ir al bosque en el oeste a revivir el árbol y ordena a un alto monje, Gala, que les muestre el camino. Él envía otro monje, Songi, a los otros bosques en el este. Encuentran el Árbol Génesis en el bosque, el cual había muerto por la intensa neblina, pero un huevo Ra-Seru estaba incubado en el árbol y se mantuvo vivo. Después de extraer el huevo el grupo se dirige de nuevo al monasterio por una nube de humo en el horizonte. Gala descubre que Songi atacó el monasterio y dejó que los monstruos Seru entraran al monasterio. Gala decide que él debe ir con Vahn y Noa para reactivar el Árbol Génesis en el bosque del oeste. El grupo descubre que Songi ha sido infectado con un Seru. Gala pelea con él, pero Songi es demasiado poderoso y se aparta. El grupo retoma el Árbol Génesis, y el huevo Ra-Seru, Ozma, sale del huevo, lo que revela que él es el Ra-Seru de Gala. Gala acepta a Ozma, a fin de combatir mejor contra Songi.

El Árbol Génesis revela una extraña estructura en medio del valle, de donde procedía la neblina, un generador de neblina. Ellos se enfrentan a Songi, que ahora es un aliado de los creadores de la Neblina. También se enfrentan a Zeto, que controla la fábrica, que produce Neblina en el continente. Después de derrotar a Zeto, destruyen el generador de Neblinaa, y libran eficazmente ese continente de la neblina para siempre.

El grupo viaja a las Islas Sebucus. Vahn y sus amigos se dirigen a Octam, una ciudad donde duermen los sabios antiguos. Una vez que el grupo llega a Octam, descubren que todo el pueblo está sumido en la niebla y que sus habitantes se refugiaron bajo tierra. El grupo se reúne con los antiguos sabios. Un terremoto se traga a los sabios, pero sus espíritus dicen que Vahn y sus amigos están destinados a destruir la neblina y llevar la paz al mundo. Vahn y sus amigos viajan al Castillo Dohati, en el cual había otro generador de neblina. Dohati, el señor del castillo, es derrotado. El grupo destruye la máquina de neblina, pero aparentemente un huevo Ra-Seru fue capaz de alimentar el dispositivo.

El equipo viaja al Reino Karisto, la última área infestada con niebla. En Torre Sol, Vahn derrota a Gaza, un viejo guerrero que es reacio a dejar que la niebla se limpie, y su alma revive el Árbol Génesis. Después, Vahn usa una flauta especial para llegar al campamento de Soren, ocupado por personas que todavía usan sus Seru para volar. El grupo informa al Soren Mayor de sus objetivos. El anciano lleva a otro generador de Niebla, el Castillo Flotante. Dentro, el grupo considera que la destrucción de Songi de este generador no es más que un señuelo. En el sentido estricto de escapar, el grupo se dirige a la única ubicación izquierda, Conkram.

Conkram ha estado sumida por un gigante Sim-Seru. Es la casa de Noa, pero se le fue quitada cuando entró la niebla al mundo. Los padres de Noa, que son los reyes de Conkram, intentan decirle al grupo que la única forma de entrar en la final Mist Generator es obteniendo una Némesis Gem, una cosa ya extinta. El grupo gestiona viajar al Conkram del pasado. El equipo aprende el verdadero origen de la niebla: Sol y Conkram se enfrentaron en una guerra sangrienta. El príncipe Cort, el hermano de Noa, utilizó la niebla como una herramienta de poder. La niebla entonces se dispersó en todo el mundo. El grupo controla una entidad maligna Mist. Cort queda detenido, y el Rey le da al grupo la Némesis Gem. El grupo regresa al presente para su batalla final.

Ellos se topan al final con Mist Generator y Jette en la fortaleza absoluta. Dentro, el grupo derrotan a Jette. El grupo desciende más en la fortaleza y batallan contra Cort, el hermano de Noa, que está totalmente controlado por su obsesión con la niebla. Derrotado, se cae en un hoyo con el gigante, y toda la fortaleza explota.

En Rim Elm, los héroes celebran el final de la Niebla. Sin embargo, la celebración se truncó cuando entra Songi y afirma que está destinado a traer de vuelta la niebla. El gigante llega, y deja sumida toda la ciudad. Songi viaja a Seru-Kai, donde se encuentra el Antiguo Árbol Génesis. Songi desangra gravemente al árbol, pero él es derrotado por el grupo, y los sabios de Octam vuelven a revivir el árbol.

Vahn y sus amigos regresan a Rim Elm. Descendiendo de Juggernaut, el grupo considera a Cort, fusionado con el Juggernaut en uno de ellos. Cort no muere después, pero el gigante sí. Meta, Ozma, Terra y utilizan su poder para destruir la niebla de una vez por todas, pero la Ra-Seru es destruida en el proceso, junto con todos los demás Seru, pero Cort el hermano de Noa revive y adopta la forma de un niño. Al final Noa y Vahn se enamoran.

El mundo se ha librado de la niebla y los Seru desaparecen. En este punto, el jugador elige entre varias terminaciones: Vahn bien decide viajar por el mundo con el amor de su niñez, decide decirle a Noa cómo se siente, o decide ingresar en el Monasterio Biron.

Forma de juego
La más notable característica de Legend of Legaia es su "táctica Artes", un sistema de batalla. El sistema está condicionado a su vez basado en la naturaleza, pero va más allá de modo que carece de semejanza con casi cualquier otro juego. En lugar de simplemente elegir un hechizo o ataque, el jugador opta por una combinación de movimientos. (es decir, un puñetazo zurdo, patada alta, etc) Hay secuencias especiales para iniciar los ataques más fuertes. Además, no hay "lugares de descanso": el lugar de un personaje que se mueve de su lugar de acción es donde se queda. También es importante para el sistema de batalla de Seru monstruos. Seru puede derrotar a un monstruo en batalla, mientras que el uso de un Ra-Seru ofrece la posibilidad de que el Ra-Seru absorberá a la Seru monstruo. Si esto ocurre, el personaje que llevaba Ra-Seru puede citar que Seru a realizar un ataque mágico. Como con la mayoría de los sistemas de magia en RPG's, este consume poder mágico. Además, existe un "Espíritu", en la que un personaje se defiende de una ronda y ya puede realizar ataques durante el siguiente turno.

Personajes principales

Los personajes del juego, que controlas tu durante toda la aventura son tres:

Vahn: El protagonista del juego. Vive en la aldea de Rim Elm, donde empieza el juego. No suele hablar mucho, para querer dar la sensación de que eres tú el protagonista, cuando habla siempre hay varias frases para que elijas qué decir. Este estilo de protagonista parco en palabras se ha usado con frecuencia en otros juegos de rol. Da la sensación de que es uno el que está en el juego, el protagonista no dice (casi) nada, porque es el jugador quien piensa por él. La edad de Vahn es de 14 años. El Ra-Seru que le acompaña es Meta, que se unió a él en el lugar del Árbol Génesis de Rim Elm.

Noa: Una chica que vive en la Cueva Nieve Acumulada, desde que nació, fue criada por una loba controlada por un Ra-Seru, Terra, quien posteriormente se une a ella en la montaña Rikuroa. Noa tiene 12 años.

Gala: Un monje-guerrero del monasterio de Biron. Es el Maestro Supremo de este templo. Gala es el mayor de los tres personajes: Tiene 18 años. Su Ra-Seru es Ozma, que se unió a él en el lugar del Árbol Génesis del Bosque Voz Oriental.

Soundtrack

Secuela

En el año 2001 apareció en Japón la secuela de este juego, titulado Legaia: Duel Saga. A finales de 2002 apareció en Europa con el título algo modificado: Legaia 2: Duel Saga. Argumentalmente no tiene nada que ver con la primera parte, excepto en el sistema de combate. Inexplicablemente, no llegó a España este videojuego, aunque sí lo hizo en otros países de Europa.

Enlaces externos
 Santuario de Legend of Legaia
 Legend of Legaia fan site

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Police, has on the third attempt, cleared Kyadondo East MP Robert Kyagulanyi aka Bobi Wine's Kyarenga concert. Having been tossed around and frustrated by both the management of the 40,000-seater Namboole stadium and the police at least twice, Bobi Wine has now decided to take the much awaited Kyarenga album launch to his One Love Beach in Busaabala on November 10, 2018.
The concert, initially slated to take place at Namboole on October 20, was blocked by police on grounds that it was not part of the events booked to utilize the facility on that day – among them a wedding.
When a new date was agreed upon with the stadium management and the launch rescheduled to Friday November 9, the Federation of Uganda Football Association (FUFA) wrote to Namboole management cautioning them against holding a concert that would damage the pitch ahead of Uganda Cranes' game against Cape Verde on Saturday 17th November 2018.
Now, the Busaabala concert has been cleared by the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Okoth Ochola. According to police spokesperson Emilian Kayima, the concert has been cleared to take place even though there is some nitty-gritty issues that are yet to be handled.
"The remaining issues like police deployment will be handled by Kampala Metropolitan Police but the organisers have met all the requirements as per the Public Order Management Act (POMA) for the concert to go one," Kayima said.
Earlier, Bobi Wine urged Ugandans to 'forgive' police and Namboole for blocking the concert because just like all other state institutions, they have been hijacked by President Yoweri Museveni.
There are fears within government that allowing Bobi Wine who commands a huge following among the majority youth to host a concert within the city, might create a Tunisia like situation when thousands of protestors refused to leave the streets which led to the ousting of longtime President Ben Ali in January 2011.
We shall keep you posted with the latest on the Kyarenga concert here at Flash Uganda media.


I have been getting a bunch of messages to my domain that look like a message bounce for a message sent *from* a non existant user on my domain. I copied one below that was address to 'applause@junga.com' I have never used that as an email. I get it in my catch-all account.
Can someone help me analyse this sample message to see what they are. At first I thought they ware a type of spam to scan a domain to see what addresses are being used or maybe a trojan horse, but upon closer inspection, I don't see any feedback mechanism or suspicious payload.
My next thought is that the security of my smtp server has been comprimised and someone is sending out spam that looks like it came from someuser@junga.com and whenever they send to a bad address, I am getting the notification.
Here is the example of what I am getting (about a dozen a day).
The line beginning with "<<<" describes the specific reason your e-mail could not be delivered. The next line contains a second error message which is a general translation for other e-mail servers.
Subject: Fwd: Oirignal dsiocunt - ifldia.
I get these all the time. And yes, they freaked me out at first too! I'm fairly confident that they are an odd sort of spam. I believe they use the mailer-daemon because it can slip past most spam-filters. I think the senders want you to open the "original message" to see what "you" sent, and the spam message is in there.
But the attachments are really plain text (as far as I can see) and contain no message other than details of the error. I have recieved fake bounces that have contained a virus in an attachment named something like details.txt.pif. But that is not the case with these. I can't see the point in them.
My Brother who has his own domain also, started getting these about the same time I did (a couple of weeks ago).
When did you start getting them?
I snooped around my VDS for a sendmail log file and could not find one. How can I get it to log all outgoing (relay'd) email so that I see if there is any unauthorized access?
I've gotten them on and off over the past couple years, on different domains hosted by different web hosts. No evidence of unauthorized access that I could find (although I am not an expert).
I often get spam that is not logical -- no link, no message. One had no information at all (completely blank, including all headers except the To:). Spammers are odd ducks. Who knows why they do what they do?
I now believe that some spammer has started using my domain when he forges the From header. This is why I get these bounces. They are not intentional spam (hence no ad or other payload) but instead, the by product of spam.
I realize now that he does not need to use my MTA to send out mail on behalf of a user on my domain. He just needs an MTA that does not enforce do any checks to ensure that the 'From' address is not forged.
So he's out there spamming poeple with mail that appears to come from a junga.com user. The only thing he needed was the name of my domain!
Eventually, because of him, my domain will end up on the blacklists!
I am hoping that I am wrong. Is there any mechanism that would prevent a spammer from doing this?
You are right in most respects... but no, you won't get blacklisted. Spam lists are not based on the from address but on the envelope from address, which is probably some poor sod with a dial up account in Brazil or something.
Here, approximately, is how it works. Someone with a broadband, mostly online account (comcast and rr seem popular) gets Trojan'd. The trojan connects to its master server and downloads a list of email addesses to spam and a list of domain names as From addresses. It then sends out the emails using a random name at one of the domain names. The From address is (e.g.) john@junga.com so if the mail gets bounced it returns to you as undelivered. However, the spam lists will be looking at the envelope address (which is someone at tiscali.fr on your sample).
But because it is a dial up account, they can't really black list anyone at all, unless they want to blacklist the whole of tiscali.fr.
1. A spammer is using your domain in the "From:" line of spam being sent.
2. The recipient, AOL in this case, is receiving the e-mail and rather than rejecting it while the spammer is still connected, is accepting it.
3. Sometime later, AOL is analyzing the message and rejecting it for some reason, perhaps because it is recognized as spam.
4. AOL is no longer connected to the spammer who sent the message and attempts to send a bounce message by originating an outgoing e-mail message to the sender.
5. AOL mistakenly assumes that the "From:" address is correct and sends their bounce e-mail to you.
b. Using a false domain in the "From:" line of the e-mail they are sending as a bounce message.
Westhost technical support chose to do nothing, but I suspect that is mostly because they don't understand what is going on. Of course, it could be me that doesn't understand.
AOL is the only organization that I have seen do this. When a spammer uses my domain, the *only* bounces of this type that I get are from AOL. I have to believe that millions of spam messages went out to other domains. It seems to be only AOL that either can't or won't send the bounces to the right place.
I would love to hear from anyone else if they have a better explanation for what is going on.
AOL simply bounce it back, not because it is spam, but because it is undeliverable. And they bounce it back to the From: address because that is what they are supposed to do. They don't know that it is spam they are bouncing, so they don't know that the return address is faked.
When they get spam, it is simply trashed. No responsible ISP is going to bounce spam around the Internet.
I will grant that they are probably bouncing it because it is undeliverable and not because it is spam. You make a valid point that if they detect that it is spam, they are not likely to bounce it.
However I disagree that they are "supposed to" bounce it back to the "From:" address. The SMTP server at most domains detects an invalid address while the sending server is still connected. That is usually what sendmail does at Westhost. In those cases, the sending server is notified and the connection is broken. It is up to the sending server to notify the actual sender (by sending a bounce) that the address is invalid. The sending server does not use the "From:" address in the body of the message. The sending server uses the sender information that it knows about because the sender is a local user with an account.
Since AOL accepts the message, the sending server doesn't notify the actual sender. It is up to AOL to notify the actual sender (if it chooses to.) How does AOL know who the actual sender is? Because the sending server passed the information when it made the connection. That information is not passed in the "From:" line of the message. It is passed before the message itself is even transmitted. It is commonly called the "envelope" information.
Can the envelope information be forged so that it looks like the message is coming from someone other than the spammer? Yes it can. But when the connection is made, AOL can tell if the domain in the envelope sender matches the domain of the sending server by doing a reverse lookup of the IP address of the sending server. Many SMTP servers will not accept e-mail at all if the lookup doesn't match or if the lookup is unavailable. There are pros and cons to this approach. But even if AOL chooses to accept e-mail without a match, it seems terribly irresponsible to send bounce messages to an address that should already be suspected as being forged.
Either way, I think AOL is part of the problem. Others may disagree.
None of this excuses, in my mind, AOL doing some forging of their own by setting the "From:" header of the bounce message to MAILER-DAEMON@yourdomain.com when it is should say aol.com.


When the casting call came out in Los Angeles for the role of Miss Smith in French rock band Moodoïd's new music video (itself entitled Miss Smith), little did the responding actresses know that the casting process was being filmed and would become the music video itself. Director Nick Roney's resulting video is a maze of meta wormholes in which the viewer cannot tell music video apart and the music video's production itself.
"Sometimes casting gets a little too personal", reads the only text to guide viewers through Miss Smith. While Moodoïd's song itself addresses the replacement of love loss, Nick Roney and Moodoïd frontman Pablo Padovani's video is an assemblage of self-referential material which raises the bar for interdisciplinary fusions of music video and short film.
After some searching, we found the right dimension in which to ask director Nick Roney some questions.
THE PLUS: This is a very creative video. What was idea behind creating the music video in this way?
Nick Roney: The idea was partly inspired by Salaam Cinema, an Iranian meta experiment in which the auditions for the film are the film. Actors, unaware they've already landed starring roles just by auditioning, are put through a series of theatre exercises. A vulnerability emerges from these improvised scenes that is instantly gripping and funny. It's the type of stripped-down, emotionally charged humour to which I aspire.
TP: Tell us about the shoot – where was it and how long did it take?
NR: We shot in Grenada Hills for 15 hours at an Eichler home.
TP: What was it like working with Moodoïd?
NR: Pablo Padovani, the Moodoïd frontman made this happen. He reached out to me a couple of times last year and our schedules finally aligned. It was probably the most collaborative relationship I've had with an artist. We found ourselves not just swapping ideas but also spit.
TP: What's your opinion on art that dissolves the distinction between aesthetics and real life?
NR: Drama that plays out in reality has higher stakes than fiction, which means it's more entertaining. I think because of the internet/reality TV we expect things to be real and if they're not, they increasingly seem mild. For that reason, I wanted to follow through on the verité aspects of the concept as much as possible. A couple of scenes came out of this process I never would have thought of on my own, such as the actress leaving. I even tried to get the real Miss Smith to show up at the end, but the label wasn't down.
TP: What do you, and don't you, enjoy about casting?
NR: There's a lot of excitement in casting, a nervous energy. The actors don't know what they're doing and I haven't figured out what I'm doing yet, so we're forced to experiment. It's liberating and fun.
TP: When can we expect your next video?
NR: Not sure! Nothing on the horizon at the moment. Hopefully I can book something soon.
TP: Should a music video communicate the message of the music or can it be semi-autonomous?
NR: I think the purpose of music videos is to show that the artist can portray the character they're pretending to be in their music. For a music video to be successful you need to make that character believable or if they're already established, take that character to a new place. Of course there are loads of videos without the artists in them. In which case, the video is less about their character and more about the band's image, but I think the same idea applies. Ultimately, you're having a conversation with the fans and you want to give them something to chew on.


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We talked about who to approach in an organization when pursuing this, as well as guidelines concerning how much to ask for. Roberto also runs a 3 day bootcamp where he teaches what he knows about this topic, so if you want to learn how to get sponsored in your business or nonprofit, this is the place to be.
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Mike Greenhalgh has joined his twin brother, Judd, in re-signing for London Skolars ahead of the 2019 season. The second row has put pen to paper on a new contract which will keep him at New River Stadium for another year.
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Curtis NELSON ©
Rob McNichol
WHEN the Argyle team-sheet for the home game against Cheltenham Town was revealed...
...it included a pleasant surprise in the starting 11. A surprise, it turned out, which led to a couple of other surprises.
Curtis Nelson had not featured in an Argyle line-up since the 0-0 draw with Accrington Stanley on January 26 until he was named as a starter for this fixture against the Robins, so it was nice to see his return.
As it would turn out, he would play the 90 minutes in the centre of Argyle's midfield, a surprise given that the bulk of his appearances in green have been at centre-back, with occasional cameos at right-back.
Even more surprisingly, he would complete the game with a particular armband on. For the teamsheet had read: "Curtis NELSON ©". Curtis became the youngest captain in Plymouth Argyle history, and the 2-0 scoreline vindicated manager John Sheridan for making such a bold decision.
John said: "I don't have to give Wotton the armband; I don't have to give Branston the armband. I know they are talkers anyway."
"It was a bit of leadership, and hopefully he'll respond and it will give him a bit of belief. He'll probably think I think something of him – which I do.
"He's been out a while injured and he's come back into midfield. I thought I'd throw him in there and he looked a bit rusty; it's a difficult position to play in, but I thought him and Youngy [Luke Young] did well. They did what they had to do.
"I asked him if he'd played in midfield and he said 'yes'. I thought,with his energy, it won't be a problem to him. He's not a passer and he's not going to spray it around, but he could be a bit of a destroyer, to upset and do the ugly things for us.
"I'm not frightened of throwing someone in. If he's a centre-half and people don't think he can play there, as long as I think he can play there, it doesn't bother me. It went well today, and it's alright because we won 2-0."


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NASHVILLE, Ind. — Derogatory graffiti found near the burned shell of a historic Brown County church could be linked to this week's arson.
Firefighters were called to the Grandview Apostolic Church at 8349 Grandview Road just before 5 a.m. on Wednesday, and investigators from the Indiana State Fire Marshal's Office and the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives ruled that the blaze was intentionally set.
Church members told 6News' Rick Hightower that besides the damage to the historic building, the word "freaks" and other offensive language was spray painted on an old school bus used as classroom near the church.
"I think it's a shame with the church as old as it is, and they have no more respect than that for the church," said church trustee Merrill Walker. "I wish I knew who did this. I'd like to see them pay for it."
Members of the church, which was built in 1892, sifted through the rubble on Thursday.
Bernice Walker, whose family has worshiped there for more than two decades, found her Bible, with some pages still readable. She said she doesn't know why anyone would target the church.
"I have no idea, I couldn't tell you," she said, crying. "I know God will punish them very badly."
Neighbors also stopped by to offer support.
"They can destroy a building, but they're not going to destroy the will of these people, and it's going to make them stronger," said Tammy Herrin.
Church members said there was no insurance on the old chapel, but that they hope to raise enough money to build a new church. Until then, the congregation of about 45 will worship elsewhere.
Anyone with information is asked to call the state's Arson Hot Line at 800-382-4628, or Crime Stoppers at 317-262-TIPS.


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One one of my favorite hiking trails near Winter Park, this is sunshine beaming through the trees on Ice Hill. I walk this path on the days I'm in town, and the early morning light of the Rocky Mountains never ceases to inspire and amaze me. Photo © copyright by Rob Greebon.


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The secret to longevity and long-lasting health is enjoying your life and staying happy. Of course, some hard work is required to take care of your health and set yourself on the right path, but in doing so, you should not forget to have fun.
And that includes enjoying good food. You've probably noticed that when you really enjoy your food, it feels much better than when you eat in a rush. The following list offers you nine foods that promote good health and longevity. And the best news is, they are yummy too!
You can sprinkle them onto your salad, add them to your baking, or snack on them on the go. What aren't almonds good for? Packed with all-important vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and good fats, almonds help manage cholesterol levels, blood pressure, and osteoarthritis, and can even improve digestion. Bonus points: they're great immune system boosters too!
If this foreign food doesn't ring a bell, it's basically fermented milk. It tastes more acidic and has a creamier texture than regular milk, but the key difference is that it's populated with healthy bacteria. This equates to happy intestinal microbiota and clockwork digestion. By the way, if you're taking antibiotics, kefir is your go-to remedy to make the treatment easier on your stomach.
The pomegranate helps clean your arteries of fat deposits and bad cholesterol, strengthening the elasticity of your blood vessels and promoting blood flow. This translates to protection against atherosclerosis, hypertension, and, ultimately, a heart attack. Besides, it's packed with vitamins that come with a long list of benefits for all aspects of your health.
You may not be very keen about consuming lemon on its own, but you can always add lemon slices to your water and sprinkle your food with some lemon juice. It promotes bile secretion in the liver, preparing your body for efficient digestion. Like other citrus fruits, lemon helps prevent certain types of cancer, reducing your cardiovascular risk and acting as an anti-inflammatory.
Speaking of citrus fruits, clementines are packed with vitamin C. A perfect quick snack, clementines help fight fatigue and protect from germs.
Another super healthy citrus fruit, grapefruit is full of antioxidant compounds that help prevent cancer. It is also an effective weight loss food. Take note, however, that you can't consume grapefruit with certain meds such as statins. So, if you're on a treatment plan, you may want to consult with your doctor prior to stocking up on this fruit.
Black, red, yellow plums come in different varieties and their benefits are just as diverse. Improved vision, glowing skin, healthy mucous membranes, immune system support, bone loss prevention, and improved blood clotting are just some of the notable perks that you get from eating these fruits.
The ultimate summer dessert and thirst quencher, watermelon is suspected of possessing cancer-fighting, cholesterol-lowering, and anti-inflammatory properties. And while we're at it, don't spit out the black pips. Chew them for an extra dose of vitamin C. To get the most goodness out of your watermelon, eat it within four days of cutting it open. For better nutrient absorption, try eating it with lipids. Watermelon chunks coupled with goat cheese and mint make for a perfect summer salad.
Small but mighty—that's the best way to describe these guys. Their amazing antioxidant content helps slow down cellular aging. Besides, raisins boast four times more trace elements than grapes. You may have some reservations about their high sugar content, but it's fruit sugar, which is not as bad, and as with anything, moderation is the key.


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Wired for change: Gene expression study reveals first steps of evolution in gene regulation
by European Molecular Biology Laboratory
Studying very closely related strains provides a more precise view of how gene regulation evolves.
A study of gene expression led by scientists at the EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI) and the University of Cambridge has revealed the first steps of evolution in gene regulation in mice. Published in the journal Cell, the research has implications for the study of differences in gene regulation between people.
"We found an impressive amount of variation between these apparently very similar mice in terms of transcription-factor binding, which is an important indicator of gene-regulation activity," says Paul Flicek of EMBL-EBI. "Often you'll see a specific combination of these transcription factors acting in concert – and it was fascinating for us to see just how important these combinations are. They're much more likely to be conserved over the course of evolution than whatever DNA sequence they might be binding to."
The team studied gene expression in five very closely related mouse species in order to pinpoint changes at the very earliest stages of evolution. To do this, they compared the way that three transcription factors (TFs) bind to genes to control if they're turned on or off in liver cells in the different mouse species.
"By looking at mice that are very closely related to each other, we were able to capture a snapshot of what regulatory evolution is happening," explains Duncan Odom of the University of Cambridge. "That's important because it's much harder to see how something has evolved when you don't have a clear picture of the starting point."
Say you wanted to know how an orange tree evolved, but you could only compare it to an elm or oak. You'd have greater insight into how an orange tree evolved if you could compare it to much more closely related plants like grapefruit and lemons, which could give insight into how each came from an ancestral citrus plant. In this study, instead of comparing leaf and fruit shapes, the team looked at gene regulation in mice that had only recently diverged from one another. They demonstrated that TFs work in clusters that are conserved in order to ensure genetic and evolutionary stability.
The researchers contrasted their findings with gene-regulation data from another model organism, Drosophila, to see where the similarities lay. They found that there were a lot more differences between closely related mouse strains than there are between distantly related fruit-fly strains.
"Mammals have lots of DNA kicking around that doesn't code for proteins, while fruit flies have relatively little. So a mouse's regulatory wiring will just have a lot more wiggle room than a fruit fly's," says Paul. "That gives us a clearer picture of what we can expect to learn about mammalian genetic regulation from fruit flies."
The study could help scientists understand how gene regulation differs from one person to the next, explaining why genes that cause disease in some people don't have that effect in others.
Rewiring of gene regulation across 300 million years of evolution
More information: Stefflova, K., et al. (2013) Cooperativity and rapid evolution of co-bound transcription factors in closely related mammals. Cell, published online 1 August 2013. DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2013.07.007
Journal information: Cell
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Q: Use same .env file for server and client (react) app I created a react-create-app and added a backend server to the project:
-- /my-react-app (dotenv already built in automatically)
     -- /src folder
     -- package.json
     -- .env

     -- /backendserver (installed dotenv)
         -- /src folder
         -- package.json
         -- .env

So far, I can only get the .env file to work in the root of each app.
How can I have only 1 .env file for both.
Sample .env in react app root:
REACT_APP_DECORATORS=true
REACT_API_PROXY_PORT=4001
.......
.......

Question: How can I create only 1 .env file to hold variables both client side and server side apps use?
Thanks!

A: This works on server side entry file:
require('dotenv').config({path: '../.env'});

console.log('REACT_API_PORT: ' + process.env.REACT_API_PORT); // 4001

A: After installing and configuring the package,
Create a .env file in the root directory of your project.
to ensure it is in the root directory, use the terminal ...
$ cd project
$ touch .env
You can then add all the variables you want included in your .env file


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Ferrara encores to take second in the championship
Luigi Ferrara and his V-Action Alfa Romeo Giulietta concluded in style the 2018 season of TCR Italy by encoring yesterday's success with a second victory in today's Race 2 during the season-closing event at Monza.
This was the fifth race win for the driver from Bari who finished a close runner-up in the standings, only 2.5 points behind Salvatore Tavano who had been crowned champion yesterday.
Today, the SEAT Motorsport Italia driver couldn't finish better than 12th after serving a drive-through following a contact with Eric Scalvini's BRC Hyundai i30 N at the first chicane in the early stages of the race; Scalvini was then forced to pit for repairs.
At the start, that was delayed by 45 minutes because of fog, Igor Stefanovski took the lead over poleman Matteo Greco, in a duel between the two Cupra cars that filled the first row of the reverse grid. They were followed by Scalvini, Enrico Bettera and Ferrara.
Soon, Bettera climbed to second and took the lead in lap 4, but a couple of laps later Stefanovski retook command with a daring overtaking manoeuvre at the first chicane, which resulted in a contact that spoiled Bettera's race.
The Stewards imposed a drive-through to the Macedonian who dropped to tenth; Ferrara inherited the lead and won with a comfortable margin over Lorenzo Nicoli (MM Motorsport Honda Civic) and Greco (winner of the DSG Trophy race and third in the championship final standings). Massimiliano Gagliano's Cupra, Edoardo Cappello's Alfa Romeo and Andrea Larini's Cupra filled the positions between four and sixth.
Today's Race 2 ended a very entertaining season of TCR Italy that has established itself as one of the top TCR national series.


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Q: how to implement sobo functionality using legacy authentication in docusign-esign-java client I am using docusign-esign-java client SDK for 'docusign' integrations. I need to implement sobo functionality after I have logged into docusign using legacy authentication API of docusign. How I can achieve this?

A: To activate SOBO (Send On Behalf Of), you just need to add <SendOnBehalfOf>bob.smith@gmail.com</SendOnBehalfOf> to your existing X-DocuSign-Authentication HTTPS header with your call.
Example:
X-DocuSign-Authentication: <DocuSignCredentials><SendOnBehalfOf>bob.smith@gmail.com</SendOnBehalfOf><Username>{name}</Username><Password>{password}</Password><IntegratorKey>{integrator_key}</IntegratorKey></DocuSignCredentials>

Docs (We're working on adding this info to the new docs too.)