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Q: Minify HTML outputs in Smarty How can I minify all output HTML templates in Smarty?
like this way:
$smarty->minify = true;
P.S : I found {strip} function but I should use this function in all of my .tpl files. I have many .tpl file and this way is not possible for me.

A: I used this code:
function minify_html($tpl_output, Smarty_Internal_Template $template) {
    $tpl_output = preg_replace('![\t ]*[\r\n]+[\t ]*!', '', $tpl_output);
    return $tpl_output;
}

// register the outputfilter
$smarty->registerFilter("output", "minify_html");

$smarty->display($template);

NOTE: you will need to change // comments into SCRIPT tags to /* comments */

A: You can use trimwhitespace output filter, which is bundled with Smarty v3.
$smarty->loadFilter('output', 'trimwhitespace');

This filter does not directly minify the output, but it removes a lot of whitespaces that comes with Smarty. In my case the whitespaces are about 80% to 90% of the problem.
Notice that the output filter runs every time on the compiled template. So this filter takes longer to run than sending the complete file, it is not of much use as long as you don't need to reduce traffic or use caching. But maybe one can write a similar filter that runs as a post filter.
There also is the {strip} block. This also removes whitespaces. The difference is that it runs on compile time and not on every call like the output filter.
So if touching every template file is an option, {strip} would be the better option. If not, just go with the output filter.

A: You could use an output filter for this: Output filters take your HTML output, after all smarty parsing, and run some PHP logic on it, before outputting it to the user. This way, you would register an output filter and minify/compress your output there.
Consult the good smarty documentation for output filtering: smartyV2 - smartyV3
As to how to minify code in PHP, you can find several good articles on the net.

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List Rules Only singles/charting hip hop songs released in 2014.
Whether you like your hip hop underground, mainstream, or somewhere in between, you've got to admit 2014 was an insanely great year for the genre. Kendrick Lamar and Drake offered up reliably excellent new hip hop singles, Nicki Minaj and Iggy Izalea pretty much dominated the charts, and vets like Lil Wayne and G-Unit (unexpectedly) came back hard. This list of the top hip hop songs of 2014 rounds up the best singles and charting tracks released during the year.
While compiling the list, we made room for all these artists and more, from critical favorites to rappers who crossed over into pop/R&B territory. Of course, things always get controversial when artists this diverse go head-to-head in one list, so hip hop fans will have plenty to argue over. These were the finest new hip hop songs of the year, all hitting the charts among the top 100 hip hop songs.
If you have a different version of the list in mind, or want to add a track, here are some points worth keeping in mind: which incredible 2014 singles didn't get enough airplay? What hip hop hits were way overrated? And most importantly, what track will ultimately be remembered as the song that defined hip hop in 2014? Cast your votes below or create your own rerank of the list to definitively decide which hip hop songs were the greatest of 2014.


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As NASA's Spitzer telescope's mission ends, here's a look back at its discoveries
For more than 16 years, the orbiting observatory has revealed wonders of the cosmos
In a region 890 light-years across, hundreds of thousands of stars gather around dust clouds in the center of the Milky Way galaxy in this 2006 infrared image from the Spitzer Space Telescope.
JPL-Caltech/NASA, S. Stolovy, SSC
By Christopher Crockett
After 16 years and five months in space, NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope is signing off.
On January 30, engineers will instruct the telescope to power down, bringing an end to one of NASA's premier orbiting observatories. The telescope's infrared vision witnessed the births and deaths of stars, charted the Milky Way, found worlds orbiting other suns, spied on comets and planets in our solar system and sought out galaxies in the farthest reaches of the cosmos.
Much of the universe hides behind dust that blocks visible starlight from reaching our eyes. Spitzer's goal was to knock down those walls. Its detectors are sensitive to infrared light that can penetrate clouds of dust and reveal what lurks beyond.
"We're lifting the cosmic veil on the universe," said former mission manager Suzanne Dodd, a spacecraft operations expert at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., at a January 22 NASA TV broadcast reflecting on Spitzer's accomplishments.
Spitzer launched on August 25, 2003, into an orbit where it trails Earth around the sun (SN: 12/17/03). Named in honor of the late astrophysicist Lyman Spitzer Jr., who in 1946 first proposed putting telescopes in space, the mission originally was planned to operate for just 2½ years. After nearly six years, the telescope ran out of liquid helium needed to keep its instruments ultracold. Spitzer soldiered on, running some of its instruments at a slightly degraded capacity.
"I never had any conception that we would go for 16 years," said mission scientist Michael Werner, also at JPL, during the same broadcast.
But every day, Spitzer gets farther from home, as a result of the orbit that the satellite is on. At nearly 270 million kilometers from Earth, "it's becoming more difficult to communicate with the telescope," said Paul Hertz, director of NASA's astrophysics division. The space agency also wants to free up resources for its next infrared observatory, the James Webb Space Telescope, scheduled to launch in 2021, Hertz said.
As Spitzer's mission comes to a close, here's a look back at some of its images and accomplishments, presented roughly by increasing distance from Earth.
A new ring for Saturn
Saturn already is famous for its gleaming rings. But in 2009, Spitzer first spied the feeble infrared glow of a much larger, tenuous ring encircling the planet (SN: 10/6/09). The ring is 40 times as thick as Saturn and spans a distance over 200 times as wide as the planet itself. The hula hoop of dust appears to be fed by debris knocked off of the moon Phoebe by a steady rain of interplanetary rocks.
A nearly invisible ring (illustrated) around Saturn was found by the faint infrared light it emits. The infrared image of the planet (shown to scale) was taken at the W.M. Keck Observatory in Hawaii.JPL-Caltech/NASA, R. Hurt/SSC
A septet of Earth-sized worlds
Nearly 40 light-years away, seven Earth-sized planets orbit a dim red star dubbed TRAPPIST-1 — and Spitzer found most of them (SN: 2/22/17). In 2017, astronomers announced that data from Spitzer (with help from observatories on the ground) confirmed two suspected planets and uncovered five more, three of which may be warm enough for liquid water, considered essential for life.
"It's the best characterized solar system outside of our own," Werner said.
The TRAPPIST-1 system was not Spitzer's first foray into exoplanet research. In 2005, the telescope made the first detection of infrared light from planets orbiting other stars. Two years later, astronomers used Spitzer data to create the first temperature map of an entire exoplanet's atmosphere.
The seven planets of the TRAPPIST-1 system (illustrated) would all fit inside the orbit of Mercury. The coloring marks the habitable zones of the two planetary systems — red is too hot, blue is too cold, and green is just right.JPL-Caltech/NASA
Catching a shooting star
The star Zeta Ophiuchi, about 370 light-years from Earth, is rocketing through space at nearly 90,000 kilometers per hour. In 2012, Spitzer snapped a series of pictures to create a composite image of this speedy star. Like a boat plowing through water, the star is creating a "bow shock" in the surrounding dust. But unlike a boat, this bow shock is carved out by stellar winds — a steady stream of charged particles from Zeta Ophiuchi — colliding with gas and dust roughly half a light-year ahead of the star.
Winds from the speeding star Zeta Ophiuchi (center) are forming a bow shock in a filament of dust (red) half a light year ahead of the star in this composite image from Spitzer.JPL-Caltech/NASA
Witnessing the birth of stars
Stars are born in dusty cocoons that hide many details of their formation from astronomers — unless they have an infrared telescope. Spitzer allowed researchers to peer through the dust and into the hearts of stellar nurseries throughout the galaxy. At roughly 400 light-years from Earth, the nebula Rho Ophiuchi is one of the closest of these nurseries. With Spitzer, researchers could spy on several hundred stars emerging from the cloud of gas and dust (SN: 2/13/08). Some are still enshrouded in dust, out of which planets may form, while other slightly older stars have shed their dusty cloaks.
Newborn stars peek out of a veil of dust in this composite image from Spitzer. Color reflects the temperature: Red stars are cooler and still surrounded by dust, while blue stars are warmer and have blown the dust away.JPL-Caltech/NASA, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
Mapping our galaxy
Much of our galaxy is hidden behind thick lanes of interstellar dust. But that dust was no match for Spitzer, which astronomers used to create an expansive 360-degree infrared map of the Milky Way's disk (SN: 5/5/14). Known as GLIMPSE360, or the Galactic Legacy Mid-Plane Survey Extraordinaire, the project required over 4,000 hours of telescope time spread across 10 years. With some coverage provided by NASA's WISE telescope, another infrared observatory in space, the survey has allowed researchers to map out the center of the galaxy, chart its outer limits, trace the Milky Way's spiral arms and better understand how often the galaxy churns out new stars.
The center of the galaxy glows bright in this sliver of a 360-degree infrared map of the Milky Way obtained from Spitzer. Blue stars are relatively close to Earth, while red areas mark dusty regions of star formation. The blue haze is light from old stars too far to see individually.JPL-Caltech/NASA, GLIMPSE team
The sombrero's secret past
When viewed in visible light, the Sombrero galaxy presents a dark outer ring of dust to observers on Earth. In infrared images, the dust lights up the galaxy's disk, allowing researchers to probe structural details that might otherwise remain hidden. Spitzer images of Sombrero, which lies about 28 million light-years away, revealed that the disk is slightly warped, suggesting a close encounter with another galaxy at some point in the past.
Dust lanes (red and green) glow with infrared light in this composite image of the Sombrero galaxy from the Spitzer and Hubble space telescopes.Infrared: JPL-Caltech/NASA, R. Kennicutt/Univ. of Ariz., and the SINGS Team; Optical: NASA, Hubble Space Telescope, Hubble Heritage Team
Later analysis of the Spitzer images showed that this galaxy appears to be a hybrid, blending characteristics of disklike galaxies and round elliptical galaxies. One explanation is that perhaps Sombrero might once have been an elliptical galaxy — full of old stars — that got inundated by gas from intergalactic space. The gas, locked in orbit around the galaxy's center, might have spun out into a flat disk where a new generation of stars was born.
Gazing back in time
In 2005, astronomers were looking for missing quasars, blazing cores of galaxies powered by voracious supermassive black holes. While some quasars had been cataloged, there didn't appear to be enough to account for a cosmic glow of X-ray light that quasars likely produced. Turns out, they were just hiding. Spitzer images uncovered a cache of quasars lurking within dust-enshrouded centers of galaxies whose light took roughly 10 billion years to reach Earth.
The yellow blob in this Spitzer image is a galaxy, roughly 10 billion light-years away, that hosts a dust-enshrouded quasar. The blue and green blobs are galaxies without quasars.JPL-Caltech/NASA, A. Martinez-Sansigre, Oxford Univ.
More recently, astronomers turned Spitzer's gaze even farther away — and further back in time. In 2011, researchers used Spitzer — along with 11 other telescopes on the ground and in space — to discover the most distant protocluster of galaxies known at the time. Seen as it was just a billion years after the Big Bang, the gathering shows galaxies coming together to form the gargantuan clusters that exist today. And in 2016, astronomers combined the powers of Spitzer and the Hubble Space Telescope to identify what is still the most distant known galaxy. Dubbed GN-z11, its light left the galaxy when the universe, which has been around for 13.8 billion years, was only 400 million years old.
A version of this article appears in the February 29, 2020 issue of Science News.
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About Christopher Crockett
Christopher Crockett is a freelance science writer and editor based in Arlington, Va. He has a Ph.D. in astronomy from the University of California, Los Angeles.
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"At the heart of what we do is the belief that technology has the potential to transform the way we approach solving the world's most pressing environmental and social challenges." (BGV).
Mappd was welcomed on to an accelerator programme hosted and ran by Bethnal Green Ventures (BGV), an investment firm that advises and mentors companies with 'Tech For Good' in mind. Provided with pre-seed investment and joined by 8 other start-ups, BGV invest in companies who can radically impact the social, health and environmental space with the ambition and potential to impact millions of lives.
BGV has invested in many companies who are accomplishing great things such as FairPhone, who produce modular smart phones to combat the illicit mining of conflict minerals. The phone is designed to be easily repairable and upgraded, eliminating the need for consumers to repurchase their devices. FairPhone is very much consumer centric, which we feel is a strong reason for BGV's successes and which will ultimately be, Mappd's success too.
Be early – Even though all start-ups have some degree of risk attached to them, BGV can help entrepreneurs develop imaginative and interesting technologies to become sustainable businesses that continue to make a significant impact on people's lives.
Understand the problem – Identifying a real problem and having in depth knowledge of how you can design the solution to serve the genuine needs of a customer.
Don't ponder, do – Being pragmatic and not being afraid to get things wrong. Taking feedback and constructive criticism on board and without taking it personally encourages any assumptions or hypotheses to be tried and tested in order to move forward.
Be part of something bigger – Being passionate about developing technologies that can really change someone's life is something to take pride in doing.
Be generous – BGV is always looking to help people, building communities with easy access to support which is crucial in nurturing early stage start-ups.
Champion diversity – By investing in an array of radical health, social and environmental solutions, it is not just a way to put eggs in separate baskets. It builds knowledge from different perspectives and ensures they are able to understand the real problems that exist.
Be responsible – Acting with integrity, fairness and respect is how everyone should strive to act. Sometimes it is required to lead by example in order to encourage these values more.
Take the long view – Understanding there are no quick fixes when tackling difficult issues is crucial to making the end result the most impactful and efficient solution for the customer.
Be open it makes things better – Sharing successes, ideas, intentions and failures is how we grow and improve. Not only boasting your successes but expressing your failures and sharing your learnings means you and your peers can utilise proven avenues or avoid potential pitfalls.
As the founders of Mappd, we must of touched on each of these principles which has motivated us to achieve what we initially set out to do. Adopting BGV's principles even more so now, we are confident we will continue to progress.
We try to constantly put consumers first. We know that many of us have become disconnected with our digital selves and disenfranchised around the subject of personal data. This is because the systematic nature of companies and organisations is to collect our personal information and the reach of our online identity is too large to comprehend, let alone effectively manage. The problem emerges when serious consequences arise from our information being obtained by fraudsters or mishandled by organisations, something that has happened personally to one of Mappd's founders.
This is why Mappd is doing its part in the advancement of democracy and championing civil rights. Our platform aims to centralise your digital identity, enabling the user to easily locate, efficiently access and effectively reduce their personal data. Going forward, we will eventually be a central repository for all personal information which means an open and transparent channel between a customer and a company that requires personal details. The most important part is, that customers will ultimately have control over what is theirs.
So far, through attending the workshops that BGV host which compromise of previous alumni and successful start up founders, we have been gathering customer insights to really understand what motivates our potential users. This has caused us to take a step back and really focus on the foundations of our platform and optimise the user experience for taking that end to end journey.
We are reaping the benefits that BGV is providing Mappd so that in future we can make a positive impact on people's lives. With the guidance that BGV are giving, we have no doubt that we can scale the Mappd platform to become the go to digital identity management provider for everyone.


If you follow my instagram feed, you know I love doors. I recently visited Portugal with a brief stopover in Spain and the doors were fabulous! Not only the doors, also the plant life, pastries, hospitality and the architecture overall. But, this post is dedicated to doors. These need no description. I will let them speak for themselves.
On my next trip to Portugal I want to spend an entire day (or 2??) in Sintra. It sits perched atop a mountain with a palace at the very top. The town climbs the hillside up winding roads amidst a magical forest. I want to walk the streets and photograph all the fabulous doors! It was raining the day we went to see the palace, next time I will make sure the sun is shining and I have ample time to explore. Stay tuned for more posts from my recent trip to Portugal.


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Toronto Ultra
OverActive Media (OAM), the first global esports organization to own teams in the biggest three franchised leagues unveiled today, the visual identity and full roster for its new Call of Duty team, the Toronto Ultra.
The branding, logo, unique tone, colour palettes and full roster were unveiled in front of 1,500 fans at Rebel Entertainment Complex in downtown Toronto. The event was headlined by Canadian rap superstars, Nav and Zach Zoya.
"One year ago today, we launched our Overwatch franchise, the Toronto Defiant in an intimate venue on Queen Street. Tonight, we are thrilled to be introducing the world to the Toronto Ultra, in the best way we know how, side-by-side with 1,500 of our fans," said Chris Overholt, President and CEO, OverActive Media. "Launching our second Toronto franchise is part of our plan to put our city on the map when it comes to the global esports conversation."
The 10 players representing Toronto in the augural 2020 Call of Duty League season were unveiled in an OAM-created Content Team video at Rebel and on social.
Toronto Ultra roster includes:
Loony (Danny Loza – Venice, California)
Methodz (Anthony Zinni – Holmdel, New Jersey)
Brack (Carson Newberry – Johnson City, Tennessee)
Lucky (Alex López – Madrid, Spain)
MettalZ (Adrian Serrano – Barcelona, Spain)
CleanX (Tobi Jønsson – Ulstrup, Denmark)
Classic (Nick DiCostanzo – New York City, New York)
Cammy (Cammy McKilligan – Edinburgh, Scotland)
Bance (Ben Bance – Plymouth, UK)
Mayhem (Mehran Anjomshoa – Toronto, Canada)
Toronto Ultra, 2020 Roster
Tomorrow, in between 5-8pm, at the Peace Collective flagship store on Ossington Ave., all 10 Ultra players will attend a fan meet and greet, as a new limited merchandize collaboration is dropped to celebrate the brand launch.
Branding work was done in partnership with Toronto-based Diamond Marketing.
The Call of Duty League is a global, city-based esports league composed of 12 professional teams, representing 11 markets across North America and Europe. In its inaugural season, pro teams compete in 5-versus-5 Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare multiplayer matches, on PlayStation®4. The professional competition features the best Call of Duty esports players from around the globe, battling for the ultimate prize: The Call of Duty League Championship.
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"Today is another historic day for Toronto and we can't wait to host the Call of Duty homeseries welcoming the world to our city in the coming months," concluded Overholt.
The team's new brand and social coverage from the launch event can be viewed via @TorontoUltra on Twitter; on Facebook and on Instagram. Toronto is one of 12 teams competing in the inaugural Call of Duty League, and the only Canadian team.
The season starts January 2020.
For more, please visit TorontoUltra.gg
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Big Data News: ClearStory Data, Mellanox, Teradata, ExtraHop
By AltaFlux Corporation, Dec, 14 2012, in News
Original Post From John Rath
Here's a roundup of some of this week's headlines from the Big Data sector:
ClearStory Data Closes $9 million Series A. Silicon Valley big data startup ClearStory Data announced it has closed a $9 million Series A financing round with Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers, and joined by previous seed round investors Andreessen Horowitz and Google Ventures. ClearStory Data's solution offers a new way for business users to easily discover, analyze and consume data at scale from corporate, web and premium data sources for combined and up-to-date insights. Data sources include relational databases, Hadoop, Web and social application interfaces, and third-party data providers. "We've seen incredibly strong demand for ClearStory Data's solution from a wide range of industries as data-driven organizations look for new and better ways to access and combine data from corporate and third-party sources," said Sharmila Shahani-Mulligan, CEO and Founder of ClearStory Data. "With the astounding growth in external sources of data, data marketplaces, and corporate data housed in new big data platforms, it's time to make it a lot easier for business users to interactively explore and analyze information no matter where it comes from."
Teradata selects Mellanox to accelerate big data appliance. Mellanox (MLNX) announced that Teradata has chosen its InfiniBand interconnect solution to accelerate the Teradata Aster Big Analytics Appliance. The appliance is designed for demanding analytics which require high computational power and the fastest data movement. Assisted by Mellanox InfiniBand, the Teradata appliance offers up to 19 times better data throughput and performs analytics up to 35 times faster than typical off-the-shelf commodity bundles. Mellanox's interconnect technologies deployed in the Teradata Aster Big Analytics Appliance include ConnectX-2 InfiniBand adapters and Mellanox InfiniBand switches, running at 40Gb/s InfiniBand speeds. "Teradata Aster Big Analytics Appliance is part of a truly unified, high-performance big data analytics architecture for the enterprise and will help customers achieve business value," said Carson Schmidt, vice president of platform engineering at Teradata. "The Mellanox InfiniBand interconnect is the best choice to enable the performance that is needed to analyze big data at a speed that no other analytic platform can deliver. This performance maximizes the return on investment and accelerates time to value."
ExtraHop adds Sybase IQ for Big Data Management. ExtraHop Networks announced the launch of its SAP Sybase IQ Module designed to give IT organizations operational intelligence into Big Data analytics and data warehousing environments. With a recent Sybase IQ release including support for the open-source MapReduce and Hadoop, the pairing with ExtraHop allows IT teams to monitor the performance of all Sybase IQ queries in real time without profilers or other host-based instrumentation. "Big Data applications such as data warehousing present significant challenges of scalability and visibility for agent-based APM offerings, which impose significant performance overhead on systems," said Jesse Rothstein, ExtraHop CEO. "With a network-based deployment that requires no agents, the ExtraHop Sybase IQ Module offers unprecedented visibility into Sybase IQ transactions, delivering real-time transaction analysis at sustained 10Gbps speeds. Our customers that run Sybase IQ have been thrilled with the real-time visibility that this new offering provides, and we're happy to see how quickly it has had a positive impact for their IT organizations."
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Hobbs is a surname. Notable people with this surname include:

Albert Hobbs (1822–1897), New York politician
Anne Hobbs, English tennis player
Alfred Charles Hobbs, a famous lockpicker
Angie Hobbs, British philosopher
Becky Hobbs
Bill Hobbs (American football) (1946–2004), American football linebacker
Bill Hobbs (baseball) (1893–1945), American baseball shortstop
Bill Hobbs (rower) (1949–2020), American Olympic rower, brother of rower Franklin Hobbs
Braydon Hobbs, American basketball player
Brian Kenneth Hobbs, medical doctor in South Australia
Bruce Hobbs
Cathy Hobbs
Carleton Hobbs
Chelsea Hobbs
Dara Hobbs, American operatic soprano
David Hobbs (racing driver), British former racing driver
David Hobbs (basketball), American basketball coach
David Hobbs (rugby league), rugby league player
Eddie Hobbs, Irish celebrity accountant
Ellis Hobbs
Franklin Hobbs (born 1947), American Olympic rower, brother of rower Bill Hobbs
Frederick Hobbs (disambiguation), multiple people
Fredric Hobbs, an American experimental filmmaker
Horton H. Hobbs Jr. (1914–1994), American taxonomist and carcinologist
Howard Hobbs
Jack Hobbs, English cricketer
Jack Hobbs (footballer)
Jerry Hobbs
Jock Hobbs
John Nelson Hobbs (1923–1990), British-Australian career police officer and amateur ornithologist
John Raymond Hobbs (1929–2008), English professor of medicine
Karl Hobbs
Lucy Hobbs Taylor (1833–1910), first American woman to graduate from dental school
Luke Hobbs, character in The Fast and the Furious
Marian Hobbs
Mary Anne Hobbs
Nate Hobbs (born 1999), American football player
Peter Hobbs (disambiguation), multiple people
Randy Jo Hobbs
Renee Hobbs
Robin Hobbs
Roger Hobbs
Sam Hobbs, American politician
Sarah Hobbs, American artist
Steve Hobbs (disambiguation)
Talbot Hobbs
William Hobbs (disambiguation), multiple people

See also
Hobbes (disambiguation)

Surnames
English-language surnames
Patronymic surnames
Surnames from given names

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Ranking the 4 Worlds of Astro's Playroom
In this list, the worlds of Astro's Playroom get ranked from worst to best. Astro's Playroom is a free PlayStation 5 game developed by Asobi Team. It introduces the world to the the features of the DualSense controller while taking you on an unforgettable adventure. It comes pre-loaded on every PlayStation 5, so there is no reason to not try it out.
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Packaged with every PlayStation 5 is Astro's Playroom. Developed by Asobi Team, Astro's Playroom is a platformer that showcases the unique features of the DualSense controller while highlighting the high points of Sony's long history. Reception to Astro's Playroom has been exceptionally positive, with many finding it to be a pleasant surprise that exceeds expectations. Gameplay has you taking control of a cute robot named Astro as you explore four worlds, each with its own theme. In the list below, I rank the four worlds of Astro's Playroom from least favorite to most.
1) 4. Cooling Springs
2) 3. SSD Speedway
3) 2. Memory Meadow
4) 1. GPU Jungle
4. Cooling Springs
What is better than spending a sunny day out on the beach? Probably nothing if you are asking Astro. Your adventures in Cooling Springs begin on a sandy shoreline where the sun shines bright and warm winds blow. It is a great introduction to the haptics of the DualSense that can simulate the feel of different textures. The coarse sand feels rough in your hands and demonstrates the immersive potential the controller has.
Cooling Springs also features Springy Spa, a level which has Astro throwing on a bouncy suit and hopping through a series of obstacles. This level makes great use of the DualSense's adaptive triggers and really makes you feel like you are compressing a spring every time you bounce.
Cooling Springs is a perfect start to your adventure in Astro's Playroom.
Not all of Cooling Springs is fair weather, however. Frigid Floes is a frozen land that will have Astro shivering as he slips and slides everywhere. Although short, this level is memorable for introducing the gimmick of having you blow into the DualSense's microphone to spin a propeller on a sheet of ice.
Ultimately, what earns Cooling Springs its last place position on this list is not anything to do with some glaring flaw or insurmountable difficulty. Instead, in being too laid back of a world it gets outshined by the other worlds which have much more personality.
3. SSD Speedway
Prior to launch, one of the biggest selling points of the PlayStation 5 was the SSD which promised to minimize load times and allow developers to change the way they design games. In Astro's Playroom, the SSD gets represented by SSD Speedway, a fast-paced world filled with neon lights, red clouds, and star-spangled skies.
One of the coolest parts of SSD Speedway is the fancy ball gun you obtain in Deep Dataspace. Using it, you can blast enemies from afar and feel how the adaptive triggers respond to your input.
The ball gun is one of the best weapons in the game.
SSD Speedway features perhaps the most visually captivating level in all of Astro's Playroom, Caching Caves. Here, Astro pilots a cute little one-man spacecraft through dark caves filled with surprises. The neon colors bouncing off the grey walls look magnificent and the plumes of color that escape from the exhausts of Astro's spacecraft are dazzling.
Of the four worlds of Astro's Playroom, SSD Speedway is perhaps the only one that has the potential to be frustratingly difficult. Sections that have you gliding can be finicky, as they rely on motion control which also comes into play in Caching Caves where you have to carefully navigate narrow passages and skinny tunnels. After an extended period of play, I found that constantly using motion control made my wrists hurt which, of course, made progressing less fun. Nevertheless, none of this was enough to stop me from coming back and finding all the collectibles.
2. Memory Meadow
Anyone who has been on the PlayStation platform for a few gaming generations will appreciate Memory Meadow. It is packed full of little references that are sure to spark nostalgia and remind you of all the good times you have had with Sony. You will find funny little references to Death Stranding, Ghost of Tsushima, and Shadow of the Colossus, to name a few.
Be sure to bring an umbrella, however, because Memory Meadow is a rainy place. With the DualSense controller in your hands, you will feel every droplet hitting Astro. As Astro is hopping from cloud to cloud, you will also have to be aware of lightning strikes that could zap you if you make a wrong move.
Some levels of Memory Meadow make good use of the DualSense's touchpad.
The most underutilized aspect of the DualShock 4, in my humble opinion, was the touchpad. Although it had great potential, not many games seemed interested in even acknowledging its existence or using it for anything other than a really large button. The DualSense's touchpad gets well used in Memory Meadow thanks to Fastlane Fields, a level where Astro jumps into a ball and rolls his way through an obstacle course in the sky. Navigating requires careful use of the DualSense's touchpad which proves to be quite enjoyable and surprisingly accurate.
One of the elements of Memory Meadow that make this world standout is its bubbly soundtrack that is sure to have you smiling as you nod your head along. In fact, all the worlds have wonderful soundtracks but Memory Meadow is just happiness in sound form.
1. GPU Jungle
Ranking first is GPU Jungle which contains the best parts of all the previous worlds of Astro's Playroom. Much like Memory Meadow it has amusing references to past PlayStation games including Final Fantasy XV, Horizon Zero Dawn, Bloodborne, The Last of Us, and Crash Bandicoot. It also features a criminally infectious soundtrack that you will find impossible to not hum along to.
The platforming puzzles of GPU Jungle are varied and fun without being too difficult. By far my favorite levels are Teraflops Treetops and Mt. Motherboard which both see Astro zipping up a monkey suit and climbing a sheer mountain. Although this section also requires motion control, it is not nearly intense as any of the previous worlds. GPU Jungle also lets you play around with a nifty bow and arrow which acquaints you with the DualSense's adaptive triggers once again. Be careful where you point that thing though, because many of the puzzles require using the bow in places you would not expect.
Many of the collectibles in GPU Jungle are well-hidden, so you will probably have to explore this world a couple of times before you find them all. It is not a frustrating experience, however, because of how vibrantly colorful everything is. The world is filled with many minor details that will make you smile when you finally realize what is being referenced.
Asobi Team certainly outdid themselves with Astro's Playroom. Regardless of where they rank, none of the four worlds of Astro's Playroom are duds, and they each expertly show off the DualSense's abilities in a game that is fun enough to warrant more than a few playthroughs. Whether you agree with this list or not, Astro's Playroom is an unmissable title for any PlayStation 5 owner.
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Q: Remove a programatically added
* tag using jQuery Good day,
I have been struggling with this particular piece of code for a while now.  Everything I have read and have tried from JQuery as well as Stackoverflow.  The main problem is that all answers basically (well which I could find) address already generated HTML or static pages.
My delete code (below), both the commented and uncommented, works perfectly on a page that is created with a static html list.
$(function () {
    //$(".deleteButton").click(function () {
    //    //$(this).closest("li").remove();
    //    jQuery(this).closest('li').fadeOut(400, function () { $(this).remove(); });
    //});
    $('.deleteButton').on({
        click: function () {
            jQuery(this).closest('li').fadeOut(400, function () { $(this).remove(); });
        }
    });
});

However as soon as I use jQuery to add another "li" tag, the delete button only deletes the text within the delete button leaving the "li" on the page.
Here is the code I use to add the "li"
function UpDatePage() {
    $.ajax({
        type: 'GET', url: "NewAdditions", contentType: "application/json", processData: false,
        success: function (data) {
            data = JSON.parse(data);
            for (var key in data) {
                $('.dlList').append(data[key]);
            }
            setTimeout(UpDatePage, 5000);
        }, dataType: "text"
    });
}

data[key] is something like this
'

<input type="submit" value="{1}" id={2} onclick="Resume(this.id); return false"/> \
                                        <input type="submit" class="deleteButton" value="Delete" id=del-{2} onclick="Delete(this.id); return false" /> \
                                        {3}	 \
                                    {4}	 \
                                    {5}	 \
                                    {6}	 \
                                    {7}	 \
                                    {8}

'

I really am stuck with this.  I have gone through multiple links on this side, read jQuery texts and tried many different permutations of code.
Hopefully someone can help me here or point me in the right direction.
BACKGROUND: I am using python and cherrypy as my back-end and mako for templating.  I just mention this for completeness sake as I doubt very much that they are creating the issue I am having as the page is already loaded.
Thanx

A: For dynamically added html.. you have to handle event delegation a little differently
$(document).on('click','.deleteButton', function(){
});

The document can be replaced with an outer container selector (div or something) which is more advisable.
You could also live but this is deprecated in newer versions
$('.deleteButton').live( 'click', function(){} );

A: So basicly the problem is that you add the listeners (click) before you append the elements.  As a result, listeners are on the elements that were on the page before, not on the new appended one.  So in order to do what you want to do, you have to re-assign these listeners, or make them "live".
With jQuery 1.9 or higher:
$(document).on('click','.deleteButton', function(){ });

You add the listener on some element on the page that won't change, usually document.
jQuery 1.8 or lower:
$('.deleteButton').live('click',function() { });

Or you can add the listener on the appended
 in the ajax success callback function.  But you would have to make sure and remove previous listeners, so that's a bit more complicated, which mean you should stick to the "live" idea ;)
Hope this helps

A: An alternative to listening to events that have bubbled up to the document is to bind a click handler to the parent element of your li (which i'm assuming is a ul with the the class .dLlist):
$('.dlList').on('click','.deleteButton', function(){
  // work magic
});

This will allow you to listen on dynamically created content, but avoid the potential messiness of waiting for an event to go all the way up to the document to trigger a handler.


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PDC World Championship - Report and Statistics second Day
SMITH STARS ON DAY TWO AT CAZOO WORLD DARTS CHAMPIONSHIP
Michael Smith began his bid for the coveted Sid Waddell Trophy with a whitewash win over Northern Ireland's Nathan Rafferty at the 2022/23 Cazoo World Darts Championship on Friday night.
Fourth seed Smith put down a marker on Day Two at Alexandra Palace, winning nine straight legs to secure his place in round three with a 96 average, three 180s and finishes of 114 and 130.
Friday's action also saw two-time World Champion Adrian Lewis impress in his opener, while William O'Connor produced a classy display to defeat teenage trailblazer Beau Greaves.
However, Smith - who lifted his first televised ranking title at last month's Grand Slam of Darts - continued his fine form to confirm his post-Christmas return.
The St Helens star took out 114 in claiming the opening set without reply, and the second set followed a similar pattern, as Rafferty toiled on the outer ring. Smith upped the ante in the closing stages, firing in six perfect darts to threaten the first nine-darter of this year's showpiece, before producing a majestic 130 finish on the bull to triumph in style.
"Nathan struggled up there and I had to take advantage of that," reflected the two-time World Championship runner-up. "I'm playing well and I think everyone knows if I continue to play well, it's going to take someone special to beat me."
O'Connor also delivered an eye-catching performance on Friday night to record a straight-sets victory over Greaves, who made history on her Alexandra Palace debut. Greaves - the youngest woman to compete at the World Darts Championship - impressed despite the scoreline, producing a brace of brilliant ton-plus finishes in defeat. The 18-year-old scooped eight consecutive Women's Series titles and won 52 successive matches to seal her place in the sport's biggest event, but it was a contest decided by fine margins.
Greaves showed no sign of debut nerves, raising the roof with a 120 checkout in the opening leg, although it was O'Connor who drew first blood in a high-quality first set. The Doncaster darter missed double 16 for a 105 set-clincher, but she responded by producing a magnificent 122 finish on double seven to kick off set two. Greaves almost levelled proceedings with her third ton-plus finish - wiring the bull for a spectacular 161 kill - and O'Connor duly capitalised by reeling off three straight legs to double his cushion. The Irishman appeared unfazed by the partisan atmosphere, and he landed a clinical 107 finish en route to wrapping up set three without reply, capping off a high-quality display.
"I'm happy to get the win," reflected O'Connor, who was full of praise for Greaves after setting up a second round clash against Germany's number one Gabriel Clemens. "Beau played absolutely brilliantly. She has got a huge future ahead of her, and hopefully this is the last time I play her for a long time!"
Earlier in the afternoon, Stoke-on-Trent star Lewis began his bid for a third Sid Waddell Trophy with a dominant 3-0 victory over Sweden's number one Daniel Larsson. Lewis relinquished only three legs en route to victory, averaging 93 and firing in six perfect darts midway through set two, and his reward is a second round tie against World Cup winner Damon Heta.
"The first round is always tough. I have been practising really well, but I didn't know what to expect today," conceded Lewis, making his 18th consecutive World Championship appearance. "I feel comfortable up here. There is something magical about this place. I love it and I am up for the fight, trust me."
Elsewhere, an emotional Lourence Ilagan edged out a spirited Rowby-John Rodriguez in a dramatic deciding-leg tussle to secure his first victory on the Alexandra Palace stage since 2013.
Ilagan made a terrific start to proceedings, converting clinical 88, 64, 66 and 116 combination finishes to establish a two-set lead and move to the brink of a place in round two for the first time in his career. Rodriguez came roaring back, reeling off seven consecutive legs to seize the initiative, but he paid the price for spurning four darts for a 2-0 lead in set five, as Ilagan regained his poise in the latter stages to progress.
Florian Hempel also produced a fine comeback to defeat former World Youth Champion Keegan Brown in the second deciding-leg encounter of the evening to create a meeting with fifth seed Luke Humphries. Hempel - who defeated Dimitri Van den Bergh en route to reaching round three on debut 12 months ago - landed seven 180s as he recovered from 2-1 adrift to send Brown to Qualifying School in 2023.
Kim Huybrechts will play reigning champion Peter Wright in the third round, after easing past South African debutant Grant Sampson in straight sets. Sampson stunned UK Open semi-finalist Keane Barry on Thursday's opening night, but he was unable to replicate those heroics against the Belgian, a quarter-finalist at Alexandra Palace in 2012.
Meanwhile, Alan Soutar will face two-time TV title winner Daryl Gurney in a blockbuster second round tie on Saturday, after kicking off Friday's double session with an emphatic 3-0 success against Mal Cuming. Soutar - who reached the last 16 on debut last year - landed four 180s and converted 124 and 119 finishes to dispatch the Australian, who struggled with nerves on his Alexandra Palace bow.
"I'm absolutely delighted," said Soutar, who kicked off the contest with five perfect darts and wrapped up victory with a 12-dart break of throw. "I know I can play darts, but I need to turn up and play 100% better against Daryl, but I'll take the win and we move on to Saturday."
Boris Krcmar also progressed in comprehensive style, seeing off Japanese qualifier Toru Suzuki in straight sets to secure his first win on the World Championship stage. Krcmar punished Suzuki's profligacy to race into a two-set lead, before defying a late rally from the Japanese star to book a showdown with two-time semi-finalist Nathan Aspinall in round two.
Saturday's play will see another double session of action take place, as 2010 runner-up Simon Whitlock and former Premier League star Gurney enter the fray in the afternoon. Belgian number one Van den Bergh and World Youth Champion Josh Rock will headline Saturday evening's action, which will also feature four-time Women's World Champion Lisa Ashton.
The Cazoo World Darts Championship is being broadcast live on Sky Sports in the UK & Ireland, through the PDC's worldwide broadcast partners including DAZN and Viaplay, and on PDCTV (excluding UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria & Switzerland based subscribers).
Statistics - First Round
Ave 180s Doubles Player v Player Ave 180s Doubles
86.98 4 9/25 Soutar 3:0 Cuming 78.23 0 2/8
78.21 0 9/25 Krcmar 3:0 Suzuki 78.43 3 3/13
93.57 3 9/26 Lewis 3:0 Larsson 83.87 2 3/12
Statistics - Second Round
83.37 1 9/25 Huybrechts 3:0 Sampson 68.97 0 1/2
91.30 4 10/35 Rodriguez 2:3 Ilagan 87.98 0 10/17
94.26 3 9/23 O'Connor 3:0 Greaves 88.34 2 4/15
91.54 6 11/29 Brown 2:3 Hempel 88.55 7 13/30
96.62 3 9/23 Smith 3:0 Rafferty 82.39 1 0/10
Contact © Global Darts. All Rights Reserved. Impressum


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package cgeo.geocaching.maps.mapsforge.v6.layers;

import cgeo.geocaching.CgeoApplication;
import cgeo.geocaching.R;
import cgeo.geocaching.utils.MapLineUtils;

import android.graphics.BitmapFactory;
import android.graphics.Matrix;
import android.graphics.drawable.BitmapDrawable;
import android.graphics.drawable.Drawable;
import android.location.Location;

import org.mapsforge.core.graphics.Bitmap;
import org.mapsforge.core.graphics.Canvas;
import org.mapsforge.core.graphics.Paint;
import org.mapsforge.core.graphics.Style;
import org.mapsforge.core.model.BoundingBox;
import org.mapsforge.core.model.LatLong;
import org.mapsforge.core.model.Point;
import org.mapsforge.core.model.Rectangle;
import org.mapsforge.core.util.MercatorProjection;
import org.mapsforge.map.android.graphics.AndroidGraphicFactory;
import org.mapsforge.map.layer.Layer;
import org.mapsforge.map.layer.overlay.Circle;

public class PositionLayer extends Layer {

    private Location coordinates = null;
    private LatLong location = null;
    private float heading = 0f;
    private android.graphics.Bitmap arrowNative = null;
    private Bitmap arrow = null;
    private Paint accuracyCircle = null;
    private Paint accuracyCircleFill = null;
    private int widthArrowHalf = 0;
    private int heightArrowHalf = 0;

    @Override
    public void draw(final BoundingBox boundingBox, final byte zoomLevel, final Canvas canvas, final Point topLeftPoint) {

        if (coordinates == null) {
            return;
        }

        // prepare accuracy circle

        final float accuracy = coordinates.getAccuracy();
        if (accuracyCircle == null) {
            accuracyCircle = AndroidGraphicFactory.INSTANCE.createPaint();
            accuracyCircle.setStyle(Style.STROKE);
            accuracyCircle.setStrokeWidth(1.0f);
            accuracyCircle.setColor(MapLineUtils.getAccuracyCircleColor());

            accuracyCircleFill = AndroidGraphicFactory.INSTANCE.createPaint();
            accuracyCircleFill.setStyle(Style.FILL);
            accuracyCircleFill.setColor(MapLineUtils.getAccuracyCircleFillColor());
        }

        if (accuracy >= 0) {
            final Circle circle = new Circle(location, accuracy, accuracyCircleFill, accuracyCircle);
            circle.setDisplayModel(this.getDisplayModel());
            circle.draw(boundingBox, zoomLevel, canvas, topLeftPoint);
        }

        // prepare heading indicator

        final long mapSize = MercatorProjection.getMapSize(zoomLevel, this.displayModel.getTileSize());
        final double pixelX = MercatorProjection.longitudeToPixelX(this.location.longitude, mapSize);
        final double pixelY = MercatorProjection.latitudeToPixelY(this.location.latitude, mapSize);
        final int centerX = (int) (pixelX - topLeftPoint.x);
        final int centerY = (int) (pixelY - topLeftPoint.y);

        if (arrow == null) {
            arrowNative = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(CgeoApplication.getInstance().getResources(), R.drawable.my_location_chevron);
            rotateArrow();
        }

        final int left = centerX - widthArrowHalf;
        final int top = centerY - heightArrowHalf;
        final int right = left + this.arrow.getWidth();
        final int bottom = top + this.arrow.getHeight();
        final Rectangle bitmapRectangle = new Rectangle(left, top, right, bottom);
        final Rectangle canvasRectangle = new Rectangle(0, 0, canvas.getWidth(), canvas.getHeight());
        if (!canvasRectangle.intersects(bitmapRectangle)) {
            return;
        }
        canvas.drawBitmap(arrow, left, top);
    }

    private void rotateArrow() {
        if (arrowNative == null) {
            return;
        }

        final Matrix matrix = new Matrix();
        matrix.setRotate(heading, widthArrowHalf, heightArrowHalf);
        final android.graphics.Bitmap arrowRotNative = android.graphics.Bitmap.createBitmap(arrowNative, 0, 0, arrowNative.getWidth(), arrowNative.getHeight(), matrix, true);

        final Drawable tmpArrow = new BitmapDrawable(CgeoApplication.getInstance().getResources(), arrowRotNative);
        arrow = AndroidGraphicFactory.convertToBitmap(tmpArrow);

        widthArrowHalf = arrow.getWidth() / 2;
        heightArrowHalf = arrow.getHeight() / 2;
    }

    public void setHeading(final float bearingNow) {
        if (heading != bearingNow) {
            heading = bearingNow;
            rotateArrow();
        }
    }

    public float getHeading() {
        return heading;
    }

    public void setCoordinates(final Location coordinatesIn) {
        coordinates = coordinatesIn;
        location = new LatLong(coordinatesIn.getLatitude(), coordinatesIn.getLongitude());
    }

    public Location getCoordinates() {
        return coordinates;
    }

}


A PLANT-BASED WHOLE FOODS lifestyle is one of health and happiness.
Plants Are Good For Your Kid!
People who live the longest eat a plant-based diet! The 'blue zones' on earth, that is, the places where people have been found to live the longest, mostly eat a plant-based diet!
And if a long life isn't good enough for you, take recourse in the fact that the plant-based whole foods diet is endorsed as the ideal lifestyle by many child specialists. They recommend this diet for optimum health and nutrition for your child, to avoid common childhood ailments (like ear infections, colds, cough, allergies), and to ensure that health is sustained into adulthood by preventing chronic diseases like cancer, diabetes and heart disease.
However, eating a plant-based diet is only one half of the story. It is also important to eat whole, that is, unprocessed or minimally processed foods.
Refined carbohydrates, fast-food products and packaged snacks full of sugar and salt are the reason for increasing rates of diseases in the world.
See What Is PLANT-BASED WHOLE FOOD? to discover how this lifestyle can work wonders for your baby.
Read Starting Life Well to understand how you can adopt the plant-based whole foods lifestyle for your little one.


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"Anna Karenina" Ends Strongly By Entering The Top 5 Most Watched Shows
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GMA-7's "Anna Karenina" ended on a high note as it got a rating of 24.6% during its final episode on September 20 (Friday). This is the first time a non-ABS-CBN show got into the top five most watched television shows in the country.
On the other hand, other Kapuso primetime series such as "Prinsesa Ng Buhay Ko" and "Kahit Nasaan Ka Man" premiered strongly on September 23 (Monday) and placed on number 11 and number nine, respectively.
ABS-CBN's "Juan Dela Cruz" maintained its stronghold on the primetime period, however.
Here are the top 20 programs for September 20 (Friday) and September 23 (Monday) according to Kantar Media:
On September 20 (Friday): "Juan Dela Cruz" (30.8%), "TV Patrol" (29.6%), "Got To Believe" (28.6%), "Annaliza" (27%), "Anna Karenina" (24.6%), "Be Careful With My Heart" (21%), "24 Oras" (19.8%), "Muling Buksan Ang Puso" (19.3%), "The Love Story of Kang Chi" (16.4%), "Kapamilya Blockbusters" and "Akin Pa Rin Ang Bukas" (15.5%), "It's Showtime" (14.5%), "Eat Bulaga" and "Binoy Henyo" (14.4%), "Minute To Win It" (14.2%), "My Husband's Lover" (13.5%), "Dugong Buhay" (12.8%), "Mga Basang Sisiw" (12.4%), "The Ryzza Mae Show" (12.3%), "Pyra Babaeng Apoy" (12.2%), "Hiwaga" (12.1%) and "Maghihintay Pa Rin" (11.8%).
On September 23 (Monday): "Juan Dela Cruz" (33.5%), "TV Patrol" (31.5%), "Got To Believe" (27.6%), "Annaliza" (27.3%), "24 Oras" (20.9%), "Be Careful With My Heart" (20.5%), "Muling Buksan Ang Puso" (18.3%), "Kapamilya Blockbusters" (17.4%), "Kahit Nasaan Ka Man" (17.2%), "Eat Bulaga" (16%), "It's Showtime" and "Prinsesa Ng Buhay Ko" (15.1%), "The Love Story of Kang Chi" (14.7%), "Akin Pa Rin Ang Bukas" (14.1%), "Minute To Win It" (13.5%), "The Ryzza Mae Show" (13.3%), "Dugong Buhay" (13.1%), "My Husband's Lover" (12%), "Mga Basang Sisiw" (11.8%), "Wish Upon A Star" and "Bukas Na Lang Kita Mamahalin" (10.9%) and "Pyra Babaeng Apoy" (10.5%).
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ST BRIDE FOUNDATION
St Bride Foundation is an important centre celebrating print heritage through education, events and the world's largest specialist design and typography library. The foundation is supported by a major London hub for the creative arts including its own theatre, bar and venue hire of its stunning Victorian City of London premises.
We relaunched the St Bride's website, transforming the user experience and improving access to the foundations wide range of activities. The site is built with WordPress to allow the client to seamlessly manage theatre tickets and venue hire. The site was styled in such a way that the design could easily adapt to the brand as it evolves over time and we generated greater interest and use in the organisation and its activities. Key to the success of the project was new photography that we commissioned to properly showcase both the building and it's extraordinary archive of material.
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title: Recording of my talk on the new features in NServiceBus 3.0
date: 2011-12-09 06:26:41.000000000 +01:00
categories:
- NServiceBus
- Presenting
tags: []
status: publish
type: post
published: true
meta:
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  dsq_thread_id: '498492700'
author:
  login: andreas.ohlund
  email: andreasohlund2@gmail.com
  display_name: Andreas Öhlund
  first_name: Andreas
  last_name: "Öhlund"

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Last night I did a talk on the new features in the upcoming release of NServiceBus.

The session was recorded and can be found here:

http://skillsmatter.com/podcast/open-source-dot-net/nservicebus-3/wd-3134

Slides can be found here:

http://www.slideshare.net/andreasohlund/new-and-shiny-things-in-n-service-bus-30

Thanks to Skills Matter doing for recording and for being awesome in general.


1- Dynamite bug : it's happen dynamite explode but cause no damage !
2- Knife dual bug : During a knife dual the two opponents can't kill each other without throw knife !
4- Name bug : when a player change is name with rename command, sometimes another player in same team (or player list in DM) take his name.
NB : Knife, collision and dynamite bugs could be related !
3. That's always the problem of the pk3 file and especially of textures. The textures need a special config or a a shader.
-Murdoc- wrote: 2- Knife dual bug : During a knife dual the two opponents can't kill each other without throw knife !
Does this happen only during a duel mode (du_* maps)?
Team fortress 2 solved the issue by letting body superposition if both player are from the same team. This method would end any possible spawn issues in team-based game and would probably also end situations like when 2 players from the same team die because they both got stuck each other when crossing a door. Still, this is a major workaround and not a bugfix.
The rest looks really physics based, I wonder what are the difference between SG and quake 3 in their respective implementation.
Barto wrote: Does this happen only during a duel mode (du_* maps)?
No I mean when it's a 1vs1 or more but with knife, you cut but no hurt (all modes : DM, BR etc...), sometimes there is no issue to win with knife without throw it. The majority of collision bugs were not in 1.0 ! Except spawnbug !
I think SG player community need a clear 1.2, a great base without major bugs. 1.1 is a good releases, many features and options etc but some bugs are really annoying. I can understand change version of game and servers is a long and hard work.
I will try to capture videos or screens of bugs bart !


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KU Heads to Texas for Series Against #7 Longhorns
LAWRENCE, Kan. –
Complete Game Notes in PDF Format
Matchup: Kansas (33-18, 10-11 Big 12) at #7 Texas (33-15, 16-4 Big 12)
Dates/Times:
Friday, May 5, 6:15 p.m.
Saturday, May 6, 2 p.m.
Sunday, May 7, 1 p.m.
Stadium: Disch-Falk Field
Internet: GameTracker at KUathletics.com
Radio: KLWN (1320 AM) and online at KUathletics.com
Pre-game show starts 15 minutes before first pitch
Brian Hanni and Jud Easterday
Satellite Radio: Saturday and Sunday's games will be on Sirius channel 143
Series: Texas leads 27-8
KU Coach: Ritch Price (12th season, 4th at Kansas)
Record: 352-333-2, 135-105-1 at KU and 3-7 all-time against Texas
UT Coach: Augie Garrido (38th season, 10th at Texas)
Record: 1,574-732-8, 423-208-1 at UT
Probable Pitchers
Ricky Fairchild, RHP, Sr. (5-5, 5.71 ERA)
Kyle McCulloch, RHP, Jr. (7-4, 2.85 ERA)
Nick Czyz, LHP, Fr. (3-1, 4.17 ERA)
Adrian Alaniz, RHP, So. (5-2, 4.36 ERA)
Kodiak Quick, RHP, Sr. (8-3, 3.22 ERA)
Riley Boening, LHP, Fr. (3-1, 5.40 ERA)
The University of Kansas (33-18, 10-11 Big 12) will travel to Austin, Texas to face the Texas Longhorns (33-15, 16-4 Big 12) this weekend. First pitch on Friday, May 5, is set for 6:15 p.m. Saturday's game is set for 2 p.m. with Sunday's series final scheduled for 1 p.m.
A Look at Texas
Last years College World Series champions got off the a slow start but have long since rebounded to post 16 Big 12 victories and currently sit in second place, and percentage points behind Nebraska. Texas carries a 3.65 staff ERA led by ace Kyle McCulloch who has a 2.85 ERA and a 7-4 record. Preseason All-American Drew Stubbs has a team-high 11 homers and 51 runs.
After a mid-week game against Missouri State in Springfield, Mo., on Wednesday, April 10, KU will return to Lawrence to host the Jayhawk Classic at Hoglund Ballpark. Northern Colorado and Bradley will play the first game of the classic at 1 p.m. on Friday, May 12 while KU and Bradley will meet at 7 p.m. on May 12. After Bradley and UNC play at 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 12, the Jayhawks will face UNC at 7 p.m. The classic will conclude with a 1 p.m. game between the Jayhawks and UNC Bears at 1 p.m. on Sunday.
-With their 10th Big 12 victory on Sunday, the Jayhawks have now won double-digit games in back-to-back years for the first time in Big 12 play and fourth time total.
-The Jayhawks are 27-3 when they out-hit the opponent and 28-0 when leading after the 8th inning.
-KU took two of three games from Texas in Lawrence last season. The Jayhawks were one of only two teams to win a regular season series from the Longhorns last year.
-Freshman LHP Nick Czyz will be making his first career Big 12 Start when he takes the mound on Saturday against the Longhorns.
-KU senior Jared Schweitzer has nine hits in his last 21 at-bats which equates to a .429 average over his last five games.
-Kansas is two conference wins shy of matching the school record for wins in the Big 12 set in 1997.
-Turn to page 6 of the game notes for more information on senior closer Don Czyz.


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Home / Bollywood / Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan debuts as Simba in Lion King promo, Karan Johar says 'first born in our family'. Watch
Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan debuts as Simba in Lion King promo, Karan Johar says 'first born in our family'. Watch
Latest Lion King promo sees Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan making his debut as Simba. While SRK shared the promo, Karan Johar was among the first to tweet his excitement.
bollywood Updated: Jul 11, 2019 11:11 IST
Latest Lion King promo debuts Aryan Khan as Simba in the film's Hindi version.
Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan's film debut – albeit in a voice role – is here. A new promo of The Lion King features Aryan as Simba and die-hard SRK fans will soon be comparing him to a younger version of the superstar.
Aryan can be heard saying Simba's iconic lines in Hindi; Shah Rukh has lent his voice to Mufasa. Donald Glover is playing Simba in Jon Favreau's re-telling of the iconic film.
Mera Simba.. #TheLionKing @disneyfilmindia pic.twitter.com/kC66BMBOVE
— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) July 11, 2019
Shah Rukh shared the Lion King promo, writing, "Mera Simba." Karan Johar was among the first to comment with a lot of heart emojis: "Pardon my excitement! But Aryan is the first born in our family!!! And even just hearing his voice has made me so so excited !!!!! And without a bias he sounds amazing!!!!!"
Pardon my excitement! But Aryan is the first born in our family!!! And even just hearing his voice has made me so so excited !!!!! And without a bias he sounds amazing!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍 https://t.co/9WEqM5LmVD
— Karan Johar (@karanjohar) July 11, 2019
Delighted to be a part of this global legacy. In Cinemas 19th July. Yaad Rakhna. #TheLionKing @disneyfilmindia https://t.co/T2OfU4JspC
— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) June 28, 2019
While Shah Rukh has often spoken about his son's eventual movie career, he has made it clear that all his children will have to complete his education first. Aryan is studying at film school at University of Southern California.
In a statement on Wednesday, Shah Rukh had said that he fell in love with The Lion King for the way the movie narrates a story based on a relationship between a father and a son. "The Lion King has been, for not just me, but for so many people around the world, one of the favourite films that they have enjoyed with their families and kids," Shah Rukh said.
"There are only three films that one loved actually while growing up. One is The Lion King, followed by The Jungle Book and Bambi," he added.
Talking about Lion King, Shah Rukh said, "For one, it didn't have a human being in it, and (secondly) it was a film that was based on the relationship of a father and a son. That was special. It's the kind of movie that you can watch with all your children, whatever age and stage they are at. Even without being an actor and just as an audience, the movie is a wholesome experience. It's a complete film."
The Lion King follows the adventures of Simba, who is to succeed his father Mufasa, as King of the Pride Lands, and narrates a tale of how he rises up to the occasion despite several attempts to bring him down by his villainous uncle Scar.
The film will release in India on July 19 in English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.
Lion King promo
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Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan debuts as Simba in Lion King promo, watch
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Plátce vs. neplátce DPH – co je pro podnikatele výhodnější?
Problematiku daně z přidané hodnoty (DPH) řeší zákon č. 235/2004 Sb., o dani z přidané hodnoty.
Plátcem DPH se podnikatel může stát povinně nebo dobrovolně.
Podle zákona o dani z přidané hodnoty je podnikatel (fyzická nebo právnická osoba) povinen platit DPH, pokud uskutečňuje ekonomickou činnost a jeho obrat za 12 předcházejících měsíců přesáhne částku 1 000 000 Kč.
Plátcem DPH musí být také každý, kdo poskytuje služby mezinárodně v rámci EU.
Další důvody pro registraci k DPH jsou shrnuty v článku Nejčastější případy, kdy se podnikatel musí stát plátcem DPH.
plnění osvobozená od daně bez nároku na odpočet daně, ale pouze ta, která jsou obsažena v § 54, § 55 a § 56 zákona o DPH, a pokud nejde pouze o doplňkovou činnost uskutečňovanou jen občas.
Místo těchto plnění je v tuzemsku a nezahrnuje se sem částka získaná prodejem dlouhodobého majetku.
Pokud podnikatel takového obratu nedosáhne, ale platba DPH je pro něj výhodná, může se stát dobrovolným plátcem. Je třeba si to dopředu dobře propočítat a teprve potom se rozhodnout.
Pro podnikatele je obecně výhodnější platit DPH, pokud je většina jeho zákazníků plátcem DPH.
Jestliže téměř všichni zákazníci nejsou plátci DPH, je pro podnikatele vhodnější DPH také neplatit (neviděli by totiž rádi, kdybyste jim fakturovali částky navýšené o DPH, protože jako neplátcům jim stát DPH nevrátí).
Také v případě, kdy podnikatel vystupuje v roli zákazníka, je pro něj výhodnější být plátcem DPH, pokud je jeho dodavatel rovněž plátcem DPH (a naopak). Bude si tak moct odečítat daň za nakoupené zboží od dodavatele. Je ale třeba mít na paměti, že zároveň přičte daň k ceně zboží prodanému odběratelům.
Pokud výdaje podnikatele převýší jeho příjmy – v tomto případě vzniká tzv. nadměrný odpočet, což znamená, že DPH, zaplacené při nákupu zboží a materiálu od dodavatelů, převyšuje DPH ze zboží prodaného zákazníkům – stát pak podnikateli vrací částku, o kterou se tyto dvě DPH liší.
Pokud se na zboží nakupované od dodavatele uplatňuje zvýšená sazba DPH a na zboží prodávané zákazníkům snížená sazba.
Jestliže se na zboží nakupované od dodavatele uplatňuje snížená sazba DPH a na zboží prodávané zákazníkům zvýšená sazba DPH.
Další nevýhodou pro plátce DPH je administrativní náročnost. Podnikatel – plátce DPH musí vystavovat daňové doklady pro odběratele, vést evidenci pro daňové účely a podávat přiznání k dani z přidané hodnoty a hlídat termíny pro podání daňového přiznání. Daňové doklady i evidenci je ze zákona povinné archivovat 10 let. S tím jsou spojeny další nároky na čas a také starosti, na jakém místě a jakým způsobem doklady a evidenci archivovat, protože doklady musí zůstat čitelné. Než se podnikatel stane plátcem, nemusí tyto záležitosti vůbec řešit.
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Grill Chtěla jsem po založení společnosti, kdy prozatím nejsme plátci DPH, nejsme přihlášeni , nakoupit zboží ze zahraničí, kde po mě vyžadovali VAT ID. DIČ je nutné mít i přesto, že nebudeme plátci ?
Péťa123 Tak že vlastně budete dělat překupníky zboží a zákazník ve výsledku zaplatí více než kdyby si zboží koupil přímo sám od subdodavatelů. Na takové podnikání se vykašlete a dělejte raději něco pořádného a vytvářejte materiální hodnoty a vykašlete se na veksl.
Právě se nacházíte: ÚvodPodnikámDaně a účetnictvíDaně v podnikáníDilema podnikatele: Být plátcem nebo neplátcem DPH?


Thalay Sagar, north face, new route, One Way Ticket. Stéphane Benoist and Patrice Glairon-Rappaz from France discovered a very thin line of goulottes and ice smears running up the face just left of the Central Couloir and climbed it over 10 days using a portaledge. The route featured sustained climbing between 6,000m and 6,500m, with a very thinly iced crux slab at ca 6,300m. Difficult mixed climbing through the shale band towards the top led to the last four pitches of the Australian-New Zealand Route, up which the pair gained the summit on October 30. During the ascent the climbers were confined to their portaledge for three nights in a storm, after which temperatures never rose above –15°C. Named One Way Ticket, the new route was thought to be least ED3 in standard with difficulties of WI6 M6 F5+. A lead article on this ascent appears earlier in this Journal.


luac is the Lua compiler. It translates programs written in the Lua programming language into binary files that can be later loaded and executed.
The main advantages of precompiling chunks are: faster loading, protecting source code from accidental user changes, and off-line syntax checking.
Pre-compiling does not imply faster execution because in Lua chunks are always compiled into bytecodes before being executed. luac simply allows those bytecodes to be saved in a file for later execution.
Pre-compiled chunks are not necessarily smaller than the corresponding source. The main goal in pre-compiling is faster loading.
The binary files created by luac are portable only among architectures with the same word size and byte order.
luac produces a single output file containing the bytecodes for all source files given. By default, the output file is named luac.out, but you can change this with the -o option.
In the command line, you can mix text files containing Lua source and binary files containing precompiled chunks. This is useful to combine several precompiled chunks, even from different (but compatible) platforms, into a single precompiled chunk.
You can use '-' to indicate the standard input as a source file and '--' to signal the end of options (that is, all remaining arguments will be treated as files even if they start with '-').
The internal format of the binary files produced by luac is likely to change when a new version of Lua is released. So, save the source files of all Lua programs that you precompile.
produce a listing of the compiled bytecode for Lua's virtual machine. Listing bytecodes is useful to learn about Lua's virtual machine. If no files are given, then luac loads luac.out and lists its contents.
output to file, instead of the default luac.out. (You can use '-' for standard output, but not on platforms that open standard output in text mode.) The output file may be a source file because all files are loaded before the output file is written. Be careful not to overwrite precious files.
load files but do not generate any output file. Used mainly for syntax checking and for testing precompiled chunks: corrupted files will probably generate errors when loaded. Lua always performs a thorough integrity test on precompiled chunks. Bytecode that passes this test is completely safe, in the sense that it will not break the interpreter. However, there is no guarantee that such code does anything sensible. (None can be given, because the halting problem is unsolvable.) If no files are given, then luac loads luac.out and tests its contents. No messages are displayed if the file passes the integrity test.
strip debug information before writing the output file. This saves some space in very large chunks, but if errors occur when running a stripped chunk, then the error messages may not contain the full information they usually do. For instance, line numbers and names of local variables are lost.


Lahore, November 04, 2018 (PPI-OT): Monday will be the last day to apply for the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) and Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports joint project "e-Rozgaar Program", for graduates for free training for earning through the internet and taking freelancing as a serious profession. The applications have been invited for 21 districts and 27 centers in the province of the Punjab for intake of the new batch, which will remain open till 5th November 2018.
The eligibility criteria include that the applicant should be Punjab domicile holder, maximum age: 35 years, at least 16 years of education and unemployed. Applicants should apply online, appear for online entry test, submit documents online and in case of selection/ shortlisting should get their documents verified at the respective Centers. The shortlisted candidates will be given three-and-a-half-month free training in their selected domain by master trainers at their selected centers.
The candidates can select one domain among three domains, which include Technical, Content Marketing and Advertising and Creative Designing. So far program has received more than 8,000 fresh applications for this batch only, which confirms the interest in the program by the young graduates.
The prospective candidates can apply and get further details about the center names and their locations from the registration link: https://www.erozgaar.pitb.gov.pk/apply e-Rozgaar has so far trained more than 3500 candidates in the digital skills and currently have 27 centers operational across the province of the Punjab in various universities and educational institutions with duly equipped labs, among these centers four centers are dedicated for females while the rest of 23 are co-centers where both males and females can get training. The trainees of the program have so far earned during training online foreign exchange equivalent to more than six Crore 25 Lac Pak Rupees.


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The state university system for North Carolina. Generally, if a specific campus is not designated, it is assumed to be the flagship campus, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In 1931, additional state campuses were added to the University of North Carolina, and over the years, several new ones were created.