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title: MesosCon Recap with Marathon and Mesos Security
date: 2017-11-02
speaker: Elizabeth K. Joseph, Matt Jarvis, Johannes Unterstein, and Adam Bordelon
eventimage: 2017-11-02_hamburg_meetup.jpg
eventlocation: Hamburg, Germany
eventname: Hamburg Mesos User Group
category: Apache Mesos
description: Recap of MesosCon EU with talks from MesosCon speakers on Marathon and Mesos Security
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# Abstract

MesosCon, the Apache Mesos conference, happens three times a year with an event in Asia, North America and Europe. This meetup will gather speakers local to Hamburg who participated in the most recent MesosCons in North America and Europe, and give them an opportunity to share their experience and expertise with attendees, as well as shortened versions of their full conference talks.

The event begins with an introduction from Mesosphere Developer Advocates Elizabeth K. Joseph and Matt Jarvis, who will provide an overview of conferences, providing key insights and takeaways.

Johannes Unterstein will then present on "Marathon and Jobs - Today and Tomorrow"

The event concludes with Adam Bordelon who will give his talk on "Mesos Security Exposed!"

Event Link: [MesosCon Recap with Marathon and Mesos Security](https://www.meetup.com/Hamburg-Mesos-User-Group/events/244085454/)

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Think, for a moment, about the metaphors you use to describe your experience of life. We often see life as a struggle, a battle, a war, a difficult journey with obstacles to be overcome, a test to be passed. These images colour our actions and determine the way we go about doing things. We have come to see brute force as the best way to get things done. In the west, especially, we tend to carry around images of the lone pioneer, the individual battling against the forces of chaos, taming nature. To have achieved is to have beaten the odds, to have struggled and held on and never given up. Victory is for the tenacious, the resilient, the person who never gives in.
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Success can come about by force – the energy of revolution can make things shift – but sustainable results only ever come about by going with the grain, seeking out the path of least resistance, and hence leveraging off the natural structure of the situation. Lao Tzu, the semi mythical Taoist master, wrote, 'By letting it go it all gets done. The world is won by those who let it go. But when you try and try, the world is beyond winning.' Water always seeks the low ground and always yields to resistance. Yet it carries enormous energy and can, over many years, wear down sharp rocks into small, smooth pebbles and carve wide, deep channels through the landscape.
When I was a kid, my father taught me how to saw wood. He showed me which way to cut – no good cutting against the grain since it will be hard work and the timber will only crack and splinter. And he showed me how to hold the saw – not too tightly, not pushing down into the wood but allowing it to move naturally and fluidly, guiding it ever so gently. Let the saw do the work, was his summary. The skilful craftsman knows better than to use force.
Lao Tzu continues, 'Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished.' Our attempts to speed things along and do things in our own way and in our own time usually make things worse. To pull fruit off the tree before it is ripe is to end up with sour fruit; to row against the current is futile.
A river rarely takes a straight course, meandering instead through the natural shape of the landscape, keeping to the lowest points, moving around mountains and hills. But the water keeps flowing powerfully, carving great valleys into the landscape. Like nature, our own achievements can take time; they happen in their own way and at their own pace.
To resist the natural course – to row against the tide – is exhausting and pointless; those who try only wear themselves out getting nowhere. But hose who embrace the reality of the situation, tap into its energy and use it creatively can be wildly successful. Instead of fighting the natural order, they use its power and its energy to create results – and they do it effortlessly.
The effortlessly successful are also open to new experiences and accept that the future is a blank canvas. In the end, we know very little. My own life looks nothing like the way I imagined it; indeed, in many ways it is exactly what I would not have chosen. But things could hardly have worked out better. It is my belief that, when we relax and stop pretending that we are in control, life starts to work.
An effortless life is a truly effective one. When energy is not wasted on misguided attempts at control, and when we seek to follow the natural course, we can be supremely effective. We can find the tipping points and create enormous and sustainable change. And when we are open to new experiences, ready to fall into whatever comes our way, we can experience a truly vibrant and meaningful kind of life.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, left, and Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar enter a hall for their talks in Moscow, Russia (Source: AP/PTI)
Jaishankar Holds Talks With Russian Counterpart, Reviews Preparation For PM Modi's Visit
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov on Wednesday reviewed the preparations for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the country next week. They also discussed regional and international issues of mutual interest.
Talking to reporters at a joint press conference, Lavrov said that the preparations for the talks between the Eurasian Economic Union and India on creation of a free trade zone have been finished, with all required procedures fulfilled.
"Today, we focused on preparations for Prime Minister Modi's visit to Russia for talks with President Vladimir Putin and participation in the 5th Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok as chief guest," Lavrov said.
The two sides "thoroughly discussed" the visit's agenda and came to the conclusion that they are on the right track, he was quoted as saying by the state-run Tass news agency.
The 5th Eastern Economic Forum will take place in Vladivostok from Sept. 4-6.
"EAEU focuses on the deepening of trade and economic cooperation with New Delhi. As of today, all procedures required for the launch of official talks on concluding a free trade zone agreement between EAEU and India have been completed. The speedy launch of a respective negotiations process will be a milestone of cooperation between India and EAEU," Lavrov said.
The EAEU is a five-nation international organisation comprising Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic and Russia established in 2015 to create conditions for the stable development of the economies of the member states.
Also read: Modi Gets Real on the Economy
The EAEU region with a population size of over 180 million holds huge potential to increase trade.
Lavrov also said that his talks with Jaishankar also focused on "a number of specific issues, including the necessity to intensify work on creation of an international transport corridor North-South in the Russia-India-Iran format".
The Russian minister said that respective departments would continue meaningful consultations on the subject.
Jaishankar arrived in Moscow on Tuesday on a two-day visit to Russia to finalise the preparations for Prime Minister Modi's visit to the country. This is his first visit to Moscow since assuming office in May.
"40 years to the day I first came to Moscow. The world has changed but India-Russia relations remain steady," Jaishankar tweeted on Tuesday.
40 years to the day I first came to Moscow. The world has changed but India-Russia relations remain steady.
The changing world has thrown up new concepts and approaches. Discussed one of them- the Indo-Pacific at the Valdai Discussion Club. pic.twitter.com/bxYvskb0XH
— Dr. S. Jaishankar (@DrSJaishankar) August 27, 2019
Jaishankar will also meet Deputy Prime Minister Yury Borisov.
Days ahead of Jaishankar's visit, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval traveled to Moscow and held talks with his Russian counterpart Nikolai Patrushev during which both sides underlined support for principles of sovereignty, territorial integrity and non-interference of third parties.
Delivering a speech at the discussion platform of the Valdai Discussion Club on the issue 'The prospects of India's policy in the Indo-Pacific region' on Tuesday, Jaishankar said that the changing world had thrown up new concepts and approaches and the Indo-Pacific was one of them.
India, the U.S. and several other world powers have been talking about the need to ensure a free, open and thriving Indo-Pacific in the backdrop of China's rising military maneuvering in the region.
China has been trying to expand its military presence in the Indo-Pacific, which is a bio-geographic region, comprising the Indian Ocean and the western and central Pacific Ocean, including the South China Sea.
China claims almost all of the South China Sea. Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan have counter claims over the sea.
Also read: At G-7 Summit, PM Modi Highlights India's Efforts To Use Digital Tech To Fight Social Inequalities

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SEPA predicts big changes for utilities
Utilities' solar portfolios are on the "cusp of significant changes", according to the Solar Electric Power Association's (SEPAs) third annual Top Ten Utility Solar Rankings report.
May 28, 2010 pv magazine
The report says that traditionally, solar electric markets have been "distributed, consumer-focused, and solar industry driven" but that 2009 marked the beginning of change in market dynamics.
Meanwhile, Pacific Gas & Electric Company of California (PG&E) topped SEPAs list of utilities with the most solar megawatts (MW) – 85.2 – added to the grid for the second time. However, SEPA says that it was the new additions to the list and overall growth in solar integration by utilities that defined 2009.
The Top Ten utilities' solar megawatts added to the grid grew from 169 MW in 2008 to 279 in 2009; a growth of 66 percent in a year when electricity demand as a whole declined due to an economic downturn.
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Palm tocotrienol, carotene, and palm oil supplier ExcelVite is launching what it says is the only non-soy, non-GMO, allergen-free vitamin E ingredient on the market to contain all eight vitamin E isoforms—that is, all four tocopherols and four tocotrienols that comprise vitamin E. According to a company representative, EVNol-RP (the liquid version of the ingredient) and EVNolMax-RP (the powder form of the ingredient) answer increased consumer demand for clean-label, allergen-free ingredients.
Vitamin E comprises eight distinct compounds—four tocopherols and four tocotrienols—that make up the complete vitamin. These compounds include alpha-, beta-, gamma-, and delta-tocopherols, and alpha-, beta-, gamma-, and delta-tocotrienols. While other companies offer full-spectrum vitamin E ingredients, ExcelVite says that its vitamin E is the only full-spectrum vitamin E that is also non-GMO and soy-free.
While most vitamin E in the market is derived from soybean oil, vitamin E can also be derived from alternative sources like sunflowers or corn. It can also be manufactured naturally or synthetically. According to ExcelVite, both the liquid and powder forms of its proprietary vitamin E ingredient are derived from natural vegetable oils, and are naturally, not synthetically, manufactured.
In a press release from the company, ExcelVite also commented on the impending Nutrition Facts labelling requirements for vitamin E content. Under the new label requirements, all vitamin E content must be declared in milligrams (mg) instead of in international units (IU) by January 1st, 2010. "It would be a great opportunity for dietary supplement manufacturers and our clients to formulate this new concept of vitamin E complete, or reformulate existing vitamin E with EVNol-RP and EVNolMax-RP to keep up with the science and regulatory requirements."
"We are on the cusp of the new era of vitamin E, what we'd call [the] 'non-IU era' of vitamin E supplements. We are here to assist manufacturers who want to formulate new vitamin E products with full spectrum vitamin E that meet the clean-label product trend and comply with FDA's rules."
There is a growing body of research buoying vitamin E's potential in the brain- and cognitive-heath markets. Clinical research conducted in several European cohort studies showed that vitamin E may help protect the elderly from mild cognitive impairment and potentially reduce the risk for Alzheimer's disease. "This will be another plus point for formulators to add to their product labels as brain-health or cognitive-support benefits to the consumers," said ExcelVite.
Both vitamin E ingredients are now available to manufacturers worldwide.


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How to turn off AMBER alerts on your Samsung Galaxy S10, along with other public safety alerts (though you should keep them on)
AMBER alerts and other emergency alerts can be turned off on a Galaxy S10.
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If you don't want to be disrupted, you can turn off AMBER alerts on a Samsung Galaxy S10 through the Messages app.
AMBER alerts are an emergency response system that announces details about child abductions, so citizens can aid in recovery or rescue.
By default, when you receive an AMBER alert, your Galaxy S10 will make a loud alarm sound — you can turn this off, alongside a number of other emergency alerts.
An AMBER alert is a federal emergency response system, which disseminates announcements about child abductions to the general public, so they can potentially aid in recovery or rescue. The alert system, which started in 1996, is named after Amber Hagerman, a nine-year-old child who was abducted in 1996.
AMBER alerts are traditionally broadcast on TV and radio. Many modern smartphones, however, also have AMBER alert capabilities built in — when an alert is sent out, your phone will ring and give you information about the child and suspected kidnapper. This alert will ring no matter what time of day it is, and sometimes even if your phone is silenced.
AMBER alerts, along with emergency weather and safety alerts, are important, and can contain vital information. But if you don't want to receive these alerts on your Galaxy S10, you can easily disable them.
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How to turn off AMBER alerts on the Samsung Galaxy S10
1. Start the Messages app.
2. Tap the three dots to the right of the search button above your messages, and in the dropdown, tap "Settings."
The AMBER alert controls are found in your message settings.
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3. Tap "Emergency alert settings."
4. Tap "Emergency alerts."
5. Turn off AMBER alerts by swiping the button to the left.
You can disable any alerts except for Presidential alerts.
While you're here, you can turn off other alerts if you like, such as "Extreme alerts" and "Severe alerts" (both from the National Weather Service), as well as "Public safety" and "Local alerts," which can be about a wide range of emergency and disaster warnings.
Presidential alerts issued by FEMA are rare, but can't be disabled.
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Lovely work! I love the little weaving in and out of the ends at the top!
Like the laced and folded effect that you created.
Mooi Mariët, het ontwerp maar zeker ook de schaduwen.
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Q: Why are Solve and LinearSolve returning different solutions here? I'm working on a problem which requires me to take some numerical data I have from previous work, and use the data in the construction of new equations which I then have to solve. I can set up the equations fine, but when I try to use "Solve", I get the error "result for RowReduce of badly conditioned matrix may contain significant numerical errors". From other googling, it seems like this is because the coefficient matrix is sparse, but in the documentation for solve, it says that Solve can use efficient techniques for dealing with sparse systems, so I don't see why there is an error. I've tried using LinearSolve, but the system is underdetermined -- I need to throw in degree 2 polynomials as well, so the best I can do with it is show that a solution does exist. In the code below, I've included a part that solves it using LinearSolve and with solve. Solve returns no solution, but LinearSolve returns a solution. I don't understand why there is such a discrepancy. If anyone has any suggestions, I'd appreciate the help! I'll post my code below and I apologize in advance for the length of the numerical data, it can't be avoided.
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     0.192207140 I, -(1/(-1 + 1/2 (21 + Sqrt[445])))}};
nu = 21;
d = (nu + Sqrt[nu^2 + 4])/2;
mu = nu^2 + 4;
listOfPossibleSols = {};
listOfValues = {};
w1[j_] := Exp[2 Pi I j/mu];
(*These are the linear equations needed.I didn't include the \
non-linear ones.I'm solving for the C[j,g,h]'s*)

eqs1 = Sum[C[j, 0, g], {g, 0, nu - 1}] - w1[j] +
   Conjugate[w1[j]] 1/d;
eqs2 = Flatten[
  Table[w1[j]*C[j, g, h] -
    Sum[matrix[[Mod[g + k, nu] + 1, Mod[2 h, nu] + 1]] C[j, h, k], {k,
       0, nu - 1}] - KroneckerDelta[h, 0] Conjugate[w1[j]] 1/d, {g, 0,
     nu - 1}, {h, 0, nu - 1}]]
AppendTo[eqs2, eqs1];
phi[x_, g_] := Exp[2 Pi I x g/nu];
eqn619 = Table[
   1 + Conjugate[phi[x, g]] w1[j] +
    d w1[j] Sum[
      phi[x, m] C[j, q,
        t] matrix[[Mod[t + m + g, nu] + 1,
         Mod[q + m, nu] + 1]] matrix[[Mod[t - m - g, nu] + 1,
         Mod[q - m, nu] + 1]], {t, 0, (nu - 1)}, {q, 0, (nu - 1)}, {m,
        0, (nu - 1)}], {g, 0, (nu - 1)}, {x, 0, (nu - 1)}];
DeleteDuplicates[Chop[eqn619]];
eqs = Flatten[Join[eqn619, eqs2]];
listOfVars =
  Flatten[Table[C[j, g, h], {g, 0, nu - 1}, {h, 0, nu - 1}]];
(*Here's the actual solving.It's in a Do statement because in the \
full case I have to run over all j from 1 to 21^2+4. For the purposes \
of speed/testing,I am only looping over j=2,6,since I expect \
solutions to exactly one of those 2 cases*)

Do[Print[possibleSol = Solve[eqs == 0]];
  {bMat, solMat} = CoefficientArrays[eqs == 0];
  possibleSol2 = LinearSolve[Normal[solMat], -bMat];
  If[possibleSol2 != {},
   AppendTo[listOfPossibleSols,
    Flatten[{w[j] -> w1[j], possibleSol2}]];
   AppendTo[listOfValues, j]], {j, {2, 6}}];
listOfPossibleSols

When I run this code, Solve returns no solutions, but LinearSolve does return a solution for j = 2.

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If you're like me and you're impatient and never do a proper warm up, then this is for you!
My major takeaway from the article is an exercise called the "Lunge Matrix." Basically, the lunge matrix is a variety of lunges (back, front, side) that runners should be doing before running to protect themselves from injury.
[FUN FACT] The guy who came up with the lunge matrix was Gary Gray, a physical therapist!
Prehab has been making a lot more sense to me lately, especially while observing at my inpatient setting in the hospital because I am seeing patients after knee replacements and one of the reasons for their slow progression is the lack of prehab before surgery.
What do you do for a warm up? I'm so curious now about what everyone else does for warm ups!
I'm a complete fan of prehab before training, but especially before surgeries.
finally, someone who gets it!! YES YES YES!!
Lol! Yayyy your comments are always so exciting to read :)) I'm glad we think the same about this!


Ironically, as I was getting a shot of this symbol of freedom and democracy, a security guard shooed me away.
Oh, that is ironic! I love the vantage point you chose for this shot.
July 5, day after "Freedom Day".
I was taking pictures today of a fountain at a financial institution with the namesake of Ben Franklin. While old Ben believed in freedom, this financial institution does not. A security guard came out and shooed me away, telling me that I could not take pictures on the grounds. I was free to walk around the grounds, but was not free to sit down on any of the benches. He gave me a convoluted explaination of post 9/11, cameras, and liability if I broke my leg (sitting down I guess) or they gave me an aspirin.
Ironically, I was on the grounds over the weekend, taking all kinds of pictures of their buildings. No one came out and shooed me away. Apparently Securitas (and terrorists) do not work on weekends. But the water to the fountain was turned off, so I couldn't get a picture which is why I came back. Further stupidity is that I could take all the pictures of their buildings that I wanted to from the public roadway with a modest 3X zoom. If I had the money, I would buy a small drone plane, fit it with a camera, and fly it over the airspace above their buildings. I'm pretty sure the airspace over their buildings is not protected. It is right next to a horse race track and an apartment/shopping complex with lots of people walking around. I think I'll go and have some Freedom Fries now.


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I might be one of the few people who 1) don't care; 2) still think she stole someone else's husband; 3) is trying to convince the world that she's a saint so you'll forget about her making out with her brother or wearing her (then) husband's blood around her neck.
Thanks for fixing that. That typo should remind me not to sit at my computer without my glasses.


IT'S FAIR to say that before manager Chris Wilder's arrival at Bramall Lane Chris Basham was an acquired taste. Like Marmite. Now he's more akin to that Sheffield speciality Henderson's Relish.
The 28-year-old signed by Nigel Clough in June 2014 was perfectly capable of making elementary blunders as a defender or when deployed in midfield. His commitment and honest endeavour has never been questioned. Indeed, it was the single quality which allowed him a little extra breathing space in front of a demanding crowd. Players who give 100 per cent are afforded that. By the end of last season, however, most Sheffield United fans would not have shed a tear had Basham left for pastures new.
Under Clough his potential was evident. But so too were his failings which often frustrated supporters. For one brief moment he was pushed from the back into midfield and bossed a 2-0 win at Barnsley. Had United finally unearthed a gem, and in a central midfield position where they were sadly lacking? No, it didn't last.
When Nigel Adkins was at the helm Basham was an integral part of a defence which infamously couldn't defend. He was always prepared to but a boot in where others feared to tread – an admirable quality – but it often wasn't what you would coach to youngsters at the Academy up at Shirecliffe. Two years into a three-year contract surely his time was up?
Wilder, however, spared him from the cull of 13 players who were immediately transfer listed. Largely deadwood washed up after a shameful season presided over by a delusional Adkins who increasingly relied on banal soundbites over substance.
The new manager had identified work ethic, something largely lacking from the squad he inherited. Presumably Wilder reckoned he could work on the failings that undermined the player's potential.
Basham, always media friendly – rent-a-quote as it's known in the trade – was quick to make clear that he "bought in" to what Adkins was doing at the Lane. The player was one of the first to publicly buy into Clough's methods, too. Just days before Clough was sacked, Basham was offering public support for the manager whose methods he had "bought into".
Little surprise then that he was also quick off the mark to be wild about Wilder. It's now safe to assume that whoever picks the team Basham has an overwhelming need to dispense plaudits where they will be noticed. In Wilder's case, however, there is plenty of substance for his adoration.
Many point to Paul Coutts and Kieron Freeman, Clough additions whom Wilder had no hesitation in putting on his 13-man transfer scrapheap, as being the biggest personal beneficiaries of what the new manager brought to the club. They both dug in, proved their worth and were promptly reinstated. Not only that but Coutts, now such an influence in midfield, and wing-back Freeman have been a revelation. The latter is more than a replacement for former favourite but fading and excessively paid John Brayford. Jettisoned by Wilder on loan to Clough's Burton Albion where he remains until the end of the season at least.
Wilder has managed to coax out of them something that was entirely hidden. In just a few months both have emerged from the shadows to become leading contenders for Player of the Season. If Championship football returns to the Lane next season as anticipated, Coutts and Freeman will have a major part to play. They have earned it.
Add to that Basham. Whatever Wilder has been putting in his energy drink, it's working. That's not to say glimpses of the player in his former incarnation have been banished entirely but the man recently dubbed 'Bashambauer' has rid his game of much of what there was not to like.
His performances at the back have steadily improved. In a team full of talent he has frequently been the outstanding contributor during the second half of the season. Playing with self assurance, there's a level-headiness about Basham that wasn't there before.
The player offered an insight into what must be regarded as a character flaw for a man whose job title is towering defender. "I always like to be spoken to and led," he revealed, citing former Arsenal and England Tony Adams as an ideal partner.
He clearly is a player in desperate need of confidence-building which is exactly what psychiatrist Wilder has provided. Coupled with his customary driving runs from the back, which have earned tongue-in-cheek comparisons with German international great Franz Beckenbauer, handled with care Basham may still have his best years in front of him.
It's easy to overlook that Basham made 21 Premier League appearances, 19 for Bolton Wanderers and two for Blackpool where following relegation he had 85 Championship outings in three years at Bloomfield Road. In his final season before joining the Blades, he was an almost ever-present. At Bolton he was used in midfield but played alongside the likes of Sam Ricketts, Ricardo Gardner, Fabrice Muamba and England defender Gary Cahill.
A Geordie from Hebburn, South Tyneside, who supports Sunderland (not advisable), Basham made his Premier League debut with Bolton in 2008 (they won 4-1) at the Stadium of Light. It was a boyhood dream come true and could only have been bettered had he been playing in the red and white stripes of his beloved Mackems.
It looks increasingly likely United will be heading to Sunderland, currently sinking in Premier League mire, in the Championship next season. A fixture Basham has earned the right to relish. Hendo's style.


I feel as if I've watched the cast of Full House grow up, so it's fun to see all of their new adventures. Fuller House Season 3 is now available on DVD, and it is the perfect addition to my DVD collection.
The show is just what I expected from a reboot, and is a nice slice of life. Watching the show is a nice escape, so you can just relax and enjoy each episode. It's fun to see the Tanner girls and Kimmy all grown up!
This two disc DVD set includes all 18 episodes from the third season that aired in 2017. You can also catch the current season on Netflix.
Steve and C.J. make plans to get married in Japan and the gang heads overseas for the big wedding, but before anyone has a chance to say "I do," a big revelation has an impact on the nuptials.
Plus, Stephanie makes plans to get in-vitro fertilization, and D.J. tries to get Tommy into a prestigious preschool. Fernando buys Kimmy's childhood home and restores it to its former glory.
Meanwhile, Jackson and Ramona start high school where Ramona tries out for her school's dance team while Jackson becomes a joke at his school after slipping on a piece of bologna during lunch.
Joey, Jesse and Danny come home to celebrate 30 years since they initially moved in together to raise the Tanner girls.


This page summarizes commercialization information that was developed by the Seed Biotechnology Center at UC Davis for SeedQuest and aggregated for eXtension.
Identity preservation helps maintain unique varieties to supply diverse markets with agricultural commodities. For more information, see identity preservation.
Genotyping is the process of determining the genetic makeup of individuals. Genotype can refer to the genetic makeup of a single location in the genome, multiple locations in the genome, or the sequence of the entire genome. Genotyping has many uses in plant breeding, such as the ability to test seedlings for the presence of genes involved in disease resistance. Genotyping also allows breeders to quickly determine if a plant is true-breeding, or homozygous, for important genes. For more information, see genotyping.
In the United States, regulation of genetically engineered (GE) crops is done by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Regulation is necessary to ensure that GE crops are safe for use and consumption, are not contaminating other crops, and are not harming the environment. For more information, see regulation of genetically engineered varieties.
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In 2009, I had the life-changing opportunity to work for 4 months as a piano instructor on a world cruise. In addition to seeing Fiji and Russia during the same trip, meeting friends who are still part of my life today, and having more fun than should be legal, I discovered a composer who writes the sort of music I love to play.
Joel Pierson was the ship orchestra's pianist and in that capacity performed everything from classical to show tunes to pop, to jazz . His compositions reflect his eclectic influences. Case in point: Joel currently lives in New York City, where he's formed a group that performs his jazz arrangements of (wait for it) cartoon music. Check them out at http://thequeenscartoonists.com/.
I've performed quite a few of Joel's pieces, but The Circle Maker is my favorite. This video is one I put together shortly after I recorded and released A Spin on It. The glaciers? Shots I took from the deck of the ship when we were in Glacier Bay, AK.


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The Sault Blues Society (SBS) and Black Fly Jam want to help you combat those winter blues with – well – some blues.
The SBS turns the tables on Friday the 13th as it presents Canadian harp wizard Harpdog Brown at the Rockstar Bar on Friday, Jan. 13.
Doors open at 9 p.m. with music kicking off at 9:30 p.m.
Harpdog will be joined on stage by Jordie Edmond on guitar and Mark Gough on drums.
Tickets in advance and for SBS members are $15, or $20 at the door.
As a lead up to his Friday night performance, Harpdog will join the weekly Mojo jam night at Reggies West on Thursday, Jan. 12.
He'll sit in with band between 9 and 10 p.m.
For more information about the Sault Blues Society, please click here.
On Saturday, Jan 28, Black Fly Jam is pleased to host Harry Manx at The Tech, 130 Wellington Street East.
Advanced tickets are $40 each and can be purchased at The Tech Box Office, open Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Over the years Harpdog, yes that is his real name as his passport will attest, has issued four CDs to critical acclaim. Back in 1995 his Home is Where The Harp Is won the coveted Muddy Award for the Best North West Blues Release, from the Cascade Blues Association in Portland. He is still the only Canadian to do so. A Juno nomination for the best Blues Release in Canada followed that same year. Teamed up with Graham Guest on piano, his CD Naturally was voted #1 Canadian Blues Album of 2011 by The Blind Lemon Survey. Most recently Harpdog was honoured with his second consecutive Maple Blues Award for Harmonica Player of the Year by the Toronto Blues Society. Add to that a second consecutive nomination for Blues Artist of the Year by the Western Canadian Music Awards. These are outstanding accomplishments that clearly solidify his rise in popularity and a new beginning in his career.
The album that delivered his first Maple Blues Award, titled What It Is, maintained status in the blues and roots charts throughout the year and in fact was ranked #20 worldwide Roots Music Report: Top 100 Blues Albums of 2014. Two songs on that album, Whiskey Bottle and In My Younger Days remained in the TOP 100 Songs for that same year. It is a great collection of live, off the floor originals and a few well placed covers that resonate well with blues fans of every vintage. Harpdog's original How Come is a fan favourite and earned regular rotation on BB King's Bluesville on SiriusXM.
It is clear that Harpdog rules the blues scene in the Vancouver, BC area where his project, Harpdog Brown and The Travelin' Blues Show launched a new album Sept. 1, 2016 followed by a North American Tour. After mounting their cross-Canada tour in the fall of 2015, this will be another a collaboration project with none other than Little Victor Mac. In fact, Victor is producing the album and will also make a guest appearance. Labeled the Beale Street Blues Bopper and the King of Grit, Victor has played with Hubert Sumlin, Louisianna Red, RL Burnside and is working on his 9th album, Buzzed, Busted and Broke with Kim Wilson, Carl Sonny Leyland and Big John Atkinson.
Harry Manx has been dubbed an "essential link" between the music of East and West, creating musical short stories that wed the tradition of the Blues with the depth of classical Indian ragas. His unique sound is bewitching and deliciously addictive to listen to.
Born on the Isle of Man, Manx spent his childhood in Canada and left in his teens to live in Europe, Japan, India and Brazil. He honed his hypnotic live show on street corners, in cafes, bars and at festivals. But it was Indian music that captured his attention and in the mid 80s he began a five-year tutelage with Rajasthani Indian musician Vishwa Mohan Bhatt (Grammy winner with Ry Cooder for A Meeting by the River). Receiving the gift of Bhatt's custom-made, self-designed Mohan Veena (a 20-stringed sitar/guitar hybrid) was the catalyst for Harry to forge a new path with his now signature east-meets-west style of music. While the mohan veena itself is beyond exotic, Manx uses it within traditional Western sound structures.
A successful touring performer, Manx has brought his "breathtaking" solo shows across Canada and into the USA, Australia, and Europe. He has appeared at many prestigious festivals, world-class theatres, concert halls and infamous Blues clubs around the globe. Playing the Mohan Veena, lap steel, harmonica, stomp box, and banjo, Manx quickly envelops the audience into what has been dubbed "the Harry Zone" with his warm vocals and the hauntingly beautiful melodies of his original songs.
Manx is a prolific artist, releasing nine albums in a eight-year span with no signs of stopping. He has received seven Maple Blues Awards and his mantel shelf also holds honours from the Canadian Folk Music Awards, Vancouver magazine Georgia Straight, and the South Australia Blues Society. He received CBC Radio's Great Canadian Blues Awards for 2007 and his albums have garnered five Juno nominations.
Blend Indian folk melodies with slide guitar blues, add a sprinkle of gospel and some compelling grooves and you'll get Manx's unique "mysticssippi" flavour. It's hard to resist, easy to digest and keeps audiences coming back for more.


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Q: What is the context of a function in an array? This is something that I'm sure I should know the answer to, but either I'm just being stupid or I've just somehow never come across this before...
Given the following array, declared in the global scope:
var arr = [function() {
    console.dir(this);
}];

I would have expected this to refer to the Window object. However, when calling the function:
arr[0](); //Logs Array

It appears that this actually refers to the array. Then, when I store a reference to the function in another variable and call that, this does refer to the Window object:
var func = arr[0];
func(); //Logs Window

So, why does the context of the function change? Here's a fiddle demonstrating the above two cases.

A: When you call a function as property of an object, such as obj.func(),  this refers to obj.
This is exactly what you are doing here. arr is your object and 0 is the property holding a function.
Note: After all, arrays are just objects and their elements are the values of their properties (though properties are typically numerical strings (all properties are strings)).
See MDN - this for more information, in this case:

When a function is called as a method of an object, its this is set to the object the method is called on.

In your second case, you call the function "standalone", hence this refers to window. If the code was run in strict mode though, this would be undefined.

A: This is because this keyword is actually an operator which returns the reference to the holder (or owner) of a function where it was called. Since in first case the holder is an array (which is an object) it returns an array. In the second case the holder is the window object.
See this article for more details.

A: be noted:
in JavaScript, this always refers to the function owner.
you can read more about it at quirksmode.

A: Because the element is a member of the array, and this always points to the owner object (unless you play with bind()/ call()/ apply() etc). If you're not part of an object, this will be the global object; which is window in the browser environment. The exception to this is if you're in strict mode, where this will be undefined.
What you're doing is effectively the same as:
var ar = {
    '0' : function () {
         console.dir(this);
     }
}

ar[0]();
var func = ar[0];
func();

... which may make more sense conceptually.
http://jsfiddle.net/TVtwr/1/


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Where can I download the FULL installation file(not the .... webDownloader setup?!
MobiriseSetup.exe writes "Failed to send request to the HTTP server" and ofcourse don`t install anything(.
Why bother making the installer which downloads another installer? Is it really so hard to just give a link to the full installer?!


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Bad phrasing. Include women too.
Btw, noticed the 200-page sample misspelled "John Romero" as "Jon Romero" at one point.
Once it's done you've got to find a way to get this published in physical format.
This would be the coffee table tome to rule them all.
I going to read the 300 page preview. I hope I can contribute soon.
You might want to mention your name somewhere here on this page… Not very professional IMO.
Even though I like the "Non-Profit" sentiment I'd love to have a hardback copy of this. I'll probably going to print it through one of the online retailers who specialise on that.
Also, the preview is in low resolution, printing it would be weird.
I intended to wait for the final version before printing but I'll gladly support a Kickstarter instead!
CRPG's are an important part of my life and I cherish the many, many memories your book evokes.
Bicho, DO CARALHO! Não sabia da existência desse projeto, vi através da postagem do The Enemy. Meus parabéns!
can i print it for my self and my friends ?


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Diving the Alien Ocean: Game "In Other Waters"
by DiveSSI 7th April 2020
(Game)World through the eyes of the AI
Dive on Gliese 667Cc - unusual computer game
"In Other Waters" is set on an exoplanet completely covered by an ocean. As an artificial intelligence in the pressure suit of a researcher, you explore the flora and fauna of the underwater world and experience exciting stories.
The game world is located on the planet Gliese 667Cc. In the narrative fiction the whole planet is covered by a sea and in this sea the player finds himself - as an AI of (or in) a pressure suit of a xenobiologist; you explore the flora and fauna there and experience an exciting story.
Gliese 667 is 23 light years away from earth and was recently published in the world press when planets were detected in the system with 3 suns. The game developers have probably therefore chosen this system as the location of the event.
When you play "In Other Waters" you slip into a very special role... The main character, the astronaut and xenobiologist Dr. Ellery Vas, finds an artificial intelligence in a diving suit she puts on for her search mission. As a player you now act in the role of this artificial intelligence. The equipment available here is a scanner, various other instruments and most importantly - the general map of the world ocean. With its help we will guide Dr. Vas from one point to another within this completely unexplored ocean... her mission is primarily to search for a lost colleague who may have made a groundbreaking discovery.
World through the eyes of the AI
The game features a fairly straightforward interface consisting of buttons, knobs and a symbolic map of the world ocean. A complete alternative to many other games that try to represent a kind of reality as close as possible to reality; "In Other Waters" shows the world from the "eyes" of an AI and therefore very schematic. Surely a game that doesn't meet everyone's taste, but whoever gets involved and motivates his or her mind cinema to take part in the game will surely not be disappointed.
Ellery Vas evaluates every sample we find and can gradually compile information, theories and also sketches of the strange life forms. She also asks us various questions about it. Additionally speculation about what we (the AI) are for an extraordinary life form. All these thoughts, associations, questions and conclusions are well prepared and thus also offer extensive thinking material to people interested in biology (and AI).
The minimalistic graphics and the very detailed communication in English are certainly not everyone's cup of tea. The joy of abstraction, patience and the desire to dive into a strange world are the best prerequisites for many hours of fun on a dive in the Alien Ocean. From us a clear recommendation and perhaps a good pastime in these special times.
"In Other Waters", written and developed by Gareth Damian Martin, has been released on Fellow Traveller for Windows, Mac and Switch.
YouTube/GameIntro:
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The young Norwegian had a big smile on his face when he reached the finish at Rally Finland. This was his first time participating in what is often described as the most difficult WRC round – and when he finished the event in third place in the JWRC category, he could not be anything but delighted.
"This has been very challenging and a really tough event. It is a great advantage to have experience from Rally Finland and already be familiar with the stages. My goal was to finish on the podium, which is what we did and it is a fantastic feeling" said Ole Christian Veiby, who praised his co-driver Anders Jæger for the job he did this weekend.
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If it is possible to drive in a controlled way in Finland, that is what Ole did.
"We remained calm throughout the rally and felt like we stayed in the middle of the road without taking those giant risks. There were however a few stages where we found the right pace and then it almost felt like the car drove itself. On those stages, we also drove as fast as the Frenchman Quentin Gilbert, who won the class and is in the lead of the JWRC. That shows that we have the pace" said Ole.
Even though they drove safely without taking the biggest chances, they still had a real 'heart-in-the-mouth' experience on the penultimate stage.
"We came over a jump and were flat out in sixth gear. I guess we went about 160 km/h when we landed slightly wrong, slid sideways and spun in the middle of the road. Luckily it went well, but my heart skipped a beat. It would have been really sad if we had gone off when all we had to do was to finish the rally" he said.
It was a dramatic duel for the win in the JWRC. Only 0.5 seconds separated Quentin Gilbert and the Fin Henri Haapamaki after 20 special stages, while Ole Christian Veiby as mentioned ended up in third place.


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Lough Ross fly tipping condemned
Another week and another incident of littering in our countryside. Councillor Pete Byrne has expressed his anger following the dumping of bin bags at Lough Ross Road, Crossmaglen.
Byrne said, "It is extremely disappointing after the dumping of rubbish on the Blaney Road only a few weeks ago, that we have another incident to deal with at Lough Ross. Residents are becoming increasingly fed up with the lack of respect shown by those intent on destroying our beautiful countryside.
Bin bags dumped at the side of the road near Lough Ross.
"Having called the Council on Friday morning, the rubbish has since been removed and will be examined to attempt to establish any connection to those that mindlessly dumped it. Following the positive news last month of the work to clean up the Blayney Road dumping site, the community had hoped that a message had clearly been sent out to those who carry out these acts. It is mind numbing how someone can ignore the community and dispose of their domestic rubbish in this way.
The Slieve Gullion Councillor added "I also spoke with the director in charge of waste and he confirmed that no attempt was made to dispose of this properly via the local recycling centre. A simple journey of another mile into Crossmaglen would have saved neighbours from having to contact their local councillors to deal with this disgusting mess. Again, this will eat into Council resources and ratepayers will foot the bill. I remain committed to working proactively with all councillors to ensure incidents like this don't continue to happen."
Pete Byrne
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Клисити́ра, или Клисифе́ра () — в греческой мифологии дочь критского царя Идоменея и его жены Меды.

Мифология
Согласно легенде, Клиситира родилась в семье царя Крита Идоменея. У неё было три родных брата: Идамонт, Ификл, Лик — и один приёмный — Левк. Настоящим отцом Левка являлся Талос, который оставил его на горе́, когда тот был ещё ребёнком. Идоменей подобрал Левка и вырастил, заботился о нём, как о собственном сыне. Не знал он тогда, что делает это на погибель своей семье… Прошло время, Левк вырос, подросли и родные дети Идоменея. Критской царь стал задумываться о будущем своей дочери Клиситиры. Мечтая о её благе, он решил выдать её замуж за Левка.

Приёмный сын Идоменея оказался абсолютно неблагодарным и безжалостным. Клиситира уже была помолвлена с ним, когда её отец отправился на Троянскую войну. Левк воспользовался моментом и решил в отсутствие царя захватить власть. Для этого он расправился со всей своей приёмной семьёй, убив жену Идоменея Меду и её детей, в том числе собственную невесту Клиситиру.

По другой версии, Левк после ухода Идоменея на войну поначалу просто правил в его отсутствие и стал любовником своей приёмной матери Меды. Слухи об их связи стали распространяться. Перед возвращением Идоменея с войны Левк забеспокоился. Навплий убедил его, что единственный способ всё скрыть — это уничтожить царскую семью и захватить власть. Левк так и поступил. Убил Меду, её детей Ификла, Лика, не пощадил и своей невесты Клиситиры. Она бежала в храм, пытаясь там найти защиту, но это ей не помогло.

Примечания

Ссылки
 Лосев А. Ф. Мифология греков и римлян. — , 1996. — С. 149.
 Кондрашов А. П. Кто есть кто в мифологии Древней Греции и Рима. 1738 героев и мифов. — : РИПОЛ классик, 2016. — 176 с. — ISBN 978-5-386-09554-3.

Герои древнегреческих мифов
Мифы Крита

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