TikTok Star Accused of Killing Estranged Wife and Her Friend After Spying on Them With Daughter's iPad
The influencer, known online as JinnKid, faces a life sentence without parole, though prosecutors can push for the death penalty.
Mother and Friend Murdered
Ali Abulaban, a TikToker with nearly 1 million followersoverfriend.
The 29-year-old influencer, who goes by JinnKid online, is known for his comedy skits and impersonations of people like Tony Montana from "Scarface." He also has a pretty large following on Instagram and YouTube, with his most popular content being his "Skyrim in Real Life" series, which pokes fun at the video game's mechanics and bugs.
According to prosecutors, he had been living in a hotel and stalking his 28-year-old wife Ana since she asked him to move out of their San Diego, California, apartment on Oct. 18. Three days after she kicked him out, Abulaban allegedly snuck back in while she was gone, trashed the apartment, and installed a listening device on their 5-year-old daughter's iPad.
He was reportedly listening in last Thursday when he heard his wife talking and laughing with her friend, 29-year-old Rayburn Barron.
Investigators said Abulaban then rushed over in a fit of rage and shot Barron three times before shooting his wife in the head. Authorities added that he was spotted leaving the apartment on security cameras, and he allegedly called his mother to confess to the crimes before picking up his daughter from school.
This incident is not the first time Abulaban has been violent towards his wife, according to police. Just last month, she had filed a police report claiming he had pushed and injured her. Prosecutors even said sheim.
 charges and special allegations also allow prosecutors to pursue the death penalty if he's convicted.
He is currently being held without bail, and a judge has issued a protective order that requires him to stay away from his daughter, who is being cared for by relatives.
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For decades we've ourof course, our fisheries.
The world’s population is 7 billion people and growing. Collectively, we must find ways to feed those people and supply healthy, nutritious sources of protein to our customers.
Wild caught fish are a naturally regenerating resource of high-quality protein. If we allow them to reproduce and grow in a clean marine environment and protect the ecosystems they live in, then we can continue to catch fish forever. That’s the future of our business and we have a strong vested interest in ensuring our own survival, by caring for the health of our oceans and the marine species that inhabit them.
Our commitment to sustainability is based on science and realised through decisive actions, not just words.
Austral was the first, and is currently the only commercial fishing company in the world to be certified as Carbon Neutral. This means we plant native trees in Australia to offset all our carbon emissions, and this is independently verified and certified by the Australian Government.
Being carbon neutral makes our staff incredibly proud to work for Austral, it helps differentiate and enhance the value of our branded products and it contributes towards tackling the challenges of global climate change. Carbon neutrality is sustainable and its good business. It’s good for our people, our products and our planet.
Austral continues to collaborate with a range of stakeholders in the fishing industry, including global fishing industry coalitions, inter-governmental agencies and eNGOs on a range of topics, including best practice fisheries management, science to support fisheries management, and contemporary environmental and compliance issues.
We’ve invested heavily in new fishing gear that substantially reduces by-catch (untargeted species unintentionally caught during fishing) thus reducing our impact on a wide range of threatened marine species and seabirds. Healthy marine ecosystems rely on a delicate balance of species inter-dependence. If we interrupt that balance (whether intentionally or not) we threaten the health of the entire ecosystem and the sustainability of our business.
We have invested over $40 million to develop and build a new fishing vessel for our Southern Ocean fleet.
The new vessel, F/V Cape Arkona, will be the most advanced, efficient and versatile fishing vessel of its type in the world. Cape Arkona is expected to join our Southern Ocean fleet in 2020, replacing one of our older and less efficient vessels. Cape Arkona will be configured to operate long-lines, trawling and potting, and this unique configuration makes the vessel incredibly versatile.
Innovative new engine and gearbox design will substantially reduce fuel consumption, making it possible for the Cape Arkona to stay at sea longer, travel further and require fewer trips to port for refuelling. This helpour operating costs. The Cape Arkona is a new generation of fishing vessel, built to embody the core values of our business and our focus on sustainability.
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At Austral Fisheries, we believe in sustainable seafood, and this comes from taking care of our fisheries that we operate in so that they remain healthy and victively sought out what we believe to be the gold standard in independent fishery  and put our fisheries up to the test.
Our four major Australian fisheries that we operate in have been certified by the MSC as sustainable and well managed fisheries. These are:
Heard Island and McDonald Island Mackerel Icefish Fishery
Heard Island and McDonald Island Patagonian Toothfish Fishery
Macquarie Island Patagonian Toothfish Fishery
In 2016 we made the decision to take our sustainability commitment to the next level. We recognised that while we were doing so much great work infisheries and the fish that we catch, we were simultaneously consuming a large amount of diesel fuel; in the ballpark of 9 million litres. Something had to be done, and so we took the next step in our sustainability journey. We're proud to say that since 2016, we've been certified as carbon neutral as an orgErnst and Young’s Auditor Assurance Statement (Organisation, LCA)
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Public Internet access points have been set up all over Estonia. They are located in local libraries and post offices. There are over 100 free wireless Internet zones around the country, many of them in rather unexpected places - beaches, Old Town squares, stadiums, and concert halls.
Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, is one of the most charming medieval capitals in Europe. When you arrive by the sea, the Old Town of Tallinn arises from the sea like a fairy tale town. The network of streets and boarders of building plots developed in the 13th-15th centuries as well as allerected during this period have preserved their medieval appearance and help you to travel back in time. Cobblestone streets, narrow passageways, imposing churches, old storehouse and the town wall radiate a special aura that you cannot experience anywhere else.
Spectacular Hanseatic merchants’ houses and former salt and flour stores from the golden age of the Hanseatic League have been preserved. Turn your eyes upwards because on almost every street you can find some Hanseatic merchants houses that have attic shutters with hoisting hooks used to haul flour bags.
The medieval Old Town of Tallinn is unique in the world because it is complete and it has belonged to the UNESCO world heritage list since 1997. In addition to the special atmosphere, there are many galleries, boutiques, museums, restaurants and cafes in the Old Town.
Close to the Old Town is the business heart of Tallinn with tall buildings and the attractively renovated Rotermanni Quarter. Nowhere else can you simultaneously take a view of architectural pieces that span eight centuries. The Rotermanni Quarter has gained attention in the world as a gem of unique modern architecture. Here you can see an interesting symbiosis of old factories and modern architecture. The renovated quarter contains shops and boutiques, restaurants and offices.
A big difference compared to other European capitals is the smallness of Tallinn, i.e. art centers, theatres, shops, restaurants and hotels are close to each other and usually you can get from one point to another simply by foot. Those who have a longer drive ahead can trust the public transportation or taxies.
Ancient Estonians called Tallinn Lindanise, which was derived from the name of Linda, the wife of the national epic hero Kalev. Russians called the place Kolyvan, the Germans Reval. Tallinn comes from the Estonian language name for the town, which was Taani linn (Danish town) because the Danes were the first to conquer the Estonian fort in the 13th century. Tallinn was first put on the world map in 1154 by Arab geographer al-Idrisi.
Tallinn under the rule of the King of Denmark and the German Order (1219-1561)
The first reliable written records about Tallinn come from the Livonian Chronicle of Henry. In June 1219, the Danish fleet led by King Valdemar II landed by the Estonians’ Lindanise fort. The Danes’campaign was part of the raid of the Teutonic knights and Scandinavian countries to Livonia and Estonia, during which the King of Denmark captured northern Estonia and the German Teutonic crusaders captured Saaremaa, southern Estonia and the areas of central Estonia.
The armies of the Danes and the Estonians fought a fierce battle on the location of the future Tallinn on June 1219, which the Danes won. According to legend, the luck in the battle changed in the favour of the Danes after the red flag with a white cross, Dannebrog, the current national flag of Denmark, fell from the sky.
In 1227 – 1238, Tallinn and northern Estonia was ruled by the Order of the Brothers of the Sword, who had temporarily pushed the Danes aside from power. In 1248, Erik IV Ploughpenny, King of Denmark, gave Tallinn a Lübeck law under which Tallinn was acceded to the common judicial space of medieval German trading towns. Due to domestic political difficulties and a shortage of money, the King of Denmark sold noOrder in 1346, which delegated its power over these lands to its Livonian branch Livonian Order in the following year.
In the 13th century, the town consisted of two parts: the fortress of the power of nobility (Toompea Hill) and the lower town of merchants and artisans at the foot of the fortress. Both parts of the town had their own interests and law. In the 14th century, the two parts were divided from each other by a limestone wall.
In 1284, Tallinn joined the Hanseatic League after which Tallinn Western Europe and Russia. The golden period of Tallinn as a medieval Hanseatic town was in the 15th century. Salt, fabrics, arms, wine and herring were transported from the West to Russia and fur, leather, honey, fish, linen, hemp and tar travelled in the other direction.
A significant turning point in the further cultural development of Estonia was the Reformation from 1524-1525, during which most of the population accepted the Evangeline Lutheran religion.
Tallinn as part of Sweden (1561-1710)
In 1558, Russia launched a war against Livonia (historic name for southern Estonia and northern Latvia). In the Livonian War, which lasted 25 years, Russia, Sweden, Poland and Denmark fought for control over the northern part of the Baltic Sea. The territory of Estonia had become one of the most important battlefields. Afraid of Russian troops, the town of Tallinn and Harju and Viru knighthood surrendered to Sweden in 1561, which was followed by Swedish rule for the next one and a half centuries. In 1570-1571, the troops of Ivan IV the Terrible, Russian Tsar, besieged Tallinn for 37 weeks but the town did not surrender. Under the peace treated made with Russia, Estonia was divided between Sweden, Denmark and Poland.
The Swedish crown accepted the former Tallinn privileges and the town retained its local administration an continued to apply the Lübeck statute. Compared to the medieval times, the importance of Tallinn declined. The general downfall in Hanseatic trading decreased the prosperity and independence of the town and the central power of Sweden attempted to restrict the independence of the town council.
Swedish rule is characterized by the promotion of education, which also influenced Tallinn. Gustav Adolf Gymnasium, which is still present today, was established in 1631 in the buildings of the convent of the Cistercians, who had been dismissed, and a print works was established in 1633. The Gymnasium’s print works played an important role in publishing the works of local intellectuals and Estonian language book.
In 1603, a plague broke out, in 1684 a fire destroyed all the buildings on Toompea Hill, and in 1695-1697 there was a widespread famine in Estonia. Nevertheless, people still called the time under the Swedish rule “the good old Swedish days”.
Tallinn as part of the Russian Empire (1710-1918)
In 1700-1721, the Northern War devastated the Baltic Sea region. Russia required access to the Baltic Sea, which was the motive for this war. On 29 September 1710, Tallinn yielded to the Russian troops without any fight. The town was destitute; most of the garrison and many habitants that had remained in the town had died of plague. While there were around 10000 habitants in Tallinn in 1708, after the events of 1710 only 2000 people were left. The power in the town remained in the hands of the Baltic German knighthood, which was loyal to the Tsar.
After Tallinn was united with the Russian Empire, Peter I ordered building of a war port. In 1714-1722, the first largest industry was the workshops of the Admiralty established in the Old Port.
The Baltic railway, which was opened in 1870, connected Tallinn with Petersburg and other parts of the Tsarist state, enlivening trade relations substantially. Engineering industry, cellulose and paper industry developed. The products of the Luther Plywood and Furniture Factory established in 1877 were highly regarded in Western Europe, especially in England. In 1888, a tram began operating in Tallinn.
Because of the own dwellers started to increase. In 1881, there were around 44000 habitants, but by 1917 this number had grown to almost 160000.
Serfdom was ended in Estonia in the 19th century, education improved and national consciousness increased. Estonian singing and theatre societies, schools and newspapers were established and the national epic “Kalevipoeg” was published. In 1886, 98% of the Estonians were able to read. The people started to define their own cultural and national identity and dream about the independence of Estonia. In 1906, first Estonian mayor was elected in Tallinn – Voldemar Lender.
Tallinn as the capital of the Republic of Estonia (1918-1940)
The independence of Estonia was declared on the 24 February 1918.
For Estonia and Estonians, one of the most important documents was the peace treaty between Estonia and Russia signed on 2 February 1920
Tallinn was the capital of independent Estonia for only 20 years. In the beginning, the people had to deal with the consequences of the war and build up the economy. Industry and the port developed and the image of the town significantly changed. Tallinn became a modern European capital. This was the new golden age of the town.
Soviet (1940-1941) and German (1941-1944) occupation
In 1939, a pact was made between Hitler and Stalin upon which power allocation in the Baltic countries was agreed. In 1939, the Baltic Germans began relocating to Germany. Russia occupied the Baltic States in June 1940. Following this, the brutal deportation of Estonians to Siberia began.
During the Second World War, in August 1941, German troops occupied Tallinn. On the night of 9 March 1944, Tallinn was bombed by the Soviet Army, taking the life of around 550 civilians, leaving more than 20000 people without shelter and damaging and destroying more than 5000 buildings. Luckily, a large part of Tallinn’s valuable Old Town was preserved, through Harju Street, the church of St Nicolas (Niguliste kirik) and the “Estonia” theatre were badly damaged.
Soviet occupation (1944-1991)
In September 1944, the Soviet troops captured Tallinn. The deportation of people to Russia occurred more frequently, culminating in 1949. In all, Estonia lost more than 20% of its population in the Second World War.
Although the most brutal Soviet repression ceased after the death of Joseph Stalin in 1953, the society remained under continuous strong ideological pressure.
The sailing regatta of the Moscow Summer Olympics was held in Tallinn in 1980. Several new buildings were constructed and many Tallinn Old Town buildings were renovated.
During the period of the Soviet rule, the ethnic composition of the Estonian population changed. Especially due to the influx of foreign labour in 1960-1990, the proportion of Estonians in the population of Estonia dropped down to 61.5%.
Tallinn again as the capital of the Republic of Estonia (from 1993)
gained on 20 August 1991. This is known as the Singing Revolution. The Estonians were able to regain their independence without any bloodshed.
Today more than 400000 people live in Tallinn. Tallinn is the largest city in the Republic of Estonia, and is an important port and a traffic junction. Many theatres, museums and concert halls are located in Tallinn.
About the character of Estonians
There are many myths about Estonians as about any other nation. The best-known myth is that Estonian women are beautiful and slender long-legged blonds. In Estonia, we haveeveryone is at liberty to decide whether this myth is true or not. Though, it is true that famous Estonian supermodels Carmen Kass, Karmen Pedaru and Tiiu Kuik have conquered the runway.
“Enjoy silence” is what characterizes Estonia and Estonians. In Estonia, you can find a lot of untouched nature, kilometers of forests and meadows and empty sandy beaches. There are 2 hectares of forest per every inhabitant in Estonia. Estonians are by character restrained and reserved as is common for Nordic people. They may sit silently in a company for hours and listen to others talking. It is considered impolite to interrupt others talk and speak at the same time as all others. Estonians are very straightforward. If you ask an Estonian: “How are you doing? It is common to get response: “Not that well.”
Common sayings in Estonia include: “Talking is silver, silence is gold”, “Think before saying anything”, “Measure nine times, and cut once”. Estonians love openness and much space around them. Pushing side-by-side and loudly hugging is not for them. In the country, people live at a distance from each other and it is good if you can see smoke coming from your neighbor’s chimney on the horizon.
Estonians greet by saying “Tere!” and shaking hands at more official meetings. It is common to use the formal you with strangers, but this will be replaced with informal you after you are more acquainted. Estonians are usually punctual. If an Estonian promises something then as a rule he or she will do as promised. Despite the fact that 1/3 of the habitants of Estonia live in Tallinn, Estonians have retained their close connection with the country. Many have summer cottages or country houses or their grandparents or relatives live in the country. In summer, many Estonians still “get their hands dirty” and do gardening in their small gardens. Many have saunas. Sauna culture is as common to Estonians as to Fins.
Estonians are very eager for knowledge. The literacy rate is 99.8% in Estonia. 29.4% of people have higher education. More women than men have obtained higher education. Estonian women are very independent: in the past 50 years, most women have been employed.
Today, Estonian families are small, usually with 1-3 children. If possible, different generations do not live together.
Tallinn – Estonia’s Capital
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A the second day of deliberations at the trial in which Jiau was charged with leaking earnings figures she obtained from insiders at  in 2008.
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A Novel Eco-Friendly Technique for Efficient Control of Lime Water Softening Process
Authors: Ostovar, Mohamad; Amiri, Mohamad 12, December 2013, pp. 2285-2293(9333
Lime softening is an established type of water treatment used for water softeninglime dosage. Currently, lime dosage is adjusted manually based on chemical tests, aimed at maintaining the phenolphthalein (P) and total (M) alkalinities within a certain range (2 P − M ≥ 5). In this paper, a critical study of the softening process has been presented. It has been shown that the current method is frequently incorrect. Furthermore, electrical conductivity (EC) has been introduced as a novel indicator for effectively characterizing the lime softening process.
This novel tlkalinities method. Because no chemical reagents are needed for titration, which is a simple test, there is a considerable reduction in test costs. Additionally, there is a reduction in the treated water hardness and generated sludge during the lime softening process. Therefore, it is highly eco-friendly, and is a very cost effective alternative technique for efficient control of the lime softening process.
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City sees showbiz boom
Sector jobs increase 19% since 1992
For years, the economic health of New York City could be summed up in one number: the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
The city’s business cycle still moves in tandem with the stock market, but the media and entertainment sector is flexing its muscle in Gotham.
The industry sector that has been defined by New York State Comptroller H. Carl McCall’s office as culture and media now accounts for 5% of the city’s total employment, about the same level as the securities industry.
The culture and media sector includes jobs in film and TV production, legit theater, museums, newspapers, magazines, books, cable and TV networks, but not telecommunications.ulture and media jobs has increased by 19% since 1992. According to McCall’s office, there were an average of 165,959 jobs in this sector during 1997.
These numbers don’t fully express the growth in culture and media activity since they do not reflect the fact that many union members are working a lot more than they used to, points out James Brown, an economist with the New York State Dept. of Labor.
Helping to fuel job growth in Gotham’s media and entertainment industries is a combination of factors: film-friendly admini-strations in both City Hall and Albany, a cooperative attitude on the part of labor in the wake of the studio boycott of the city during the early 1990s and the revitalization of Times Square, which is boosting tourism and Broadway admissions.
“The labor unions smoothed things over and the movie industry came back to the city,” said “The city was shown in movies as an exciting place to be and stars decided they wanted to live here.”
Direct expenditures on film, TV and commercial production rose 6.4% in 1997 to a record $2.4 billion, according to Despite the rebound of Gotham’s film biz, the securities industry still continues to generate a disproportionate amount of the city’s wages (17% vs. 11% 10 years ago), but Wall Street bonuses help spur the growth of the culture and media sector since well-heeled brokers and traders spend money on Broadway shows and other forms of entertainment and also make charitable donations to museums and other arts organizations.
Cultural groups that have campaigned against cutbacks in government arts funding have produced reams of research demon-strating that the arts help attract visitors to New York from around the globe. The Alliance for the Arts has estimated that the arts contribute $11 billion annually to New York’s economy.
Legit theater alone contributes more than $2.3 bDuring the 1996-97 season, Broadway theater attendance reached 10,569,907, an 11.4% gain over the previous year and a 43.7% increase over the 1991-92 season.
Gotham has traditionally been the world’s media capital and the home of hundreds of company headquarters. All four of the major television networks (NBC, Fox, ABC and CBS) and nearly 20 cable networks make their home in New York.
The marriage between media and entertainment that came about through the mid-1990s mergers between Viacom and Paramount Communications, the Walt Disney Co. and Capital Cities/ABC, Time Warner and Turner Broadcasting also helped give rise to “Hollywood on the Hudson.”
But the consolidation in the publishing business and corporate downsizing has partially offset the rebound in film and TV production and Broadway attendance.
Thanks to tax subsidies offered by city and state government since 1994, media companies such as ABC, Viacom, Conde Nast and McGraw-Hill have pledged to remain in New York until , says attracting and retaining media and entertainment companies is a major goal of Mayor Rudolph Giuliani’s administration. He points to the plan to allow Broadway theaters to sell air rights and the mandate that the buyer of the New York Coliseum build a 1,100-seat theater for Lincoln Center’s jazz program as evidence of this fact.
Another priority of the Giuliani administration is to increase the amount of production space in the city. “There is a shortage of soundstages,” said Levine. “The city is trying to encourage the development of soundstages in places such as the Brooklyn Navy Yard and Piers 52 and 53 along the Hudson.”
Many analysts and experts say the globalization of the national economy has played a major role stimulating growth in Gotham’s media and entertainment sector. “When you work in New York, you can talk to Europe in the morning, L.A. in the afternoon and Asia at night,” said Hal Vogel, entertainment analyst with Cowen & Co. “The city’s leadership position in media and entertainment is largely an accident of geography.”
Eugene Spruck, actingonvinced that Gotham’s creative work force has contributed to job growth in the media and entertainment sector. “No other city in the U.S. has the same critical mass of artists, dancers, choreographers, playwrights, writers, graphic artists, musicians that New York does,” said Spruck.
The diversity of New York is what convinced Bob and Harvey Weinstein to open Miramax Films in their hometown. “In L.A. everyone is in the business,” says Harvey Weinstein. “I like the anonymity of New York. No one is pitching me when I go to the local deli.”


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School of Aviation Studies Launches New Leaders...
Back then, he never dreamed that his love of maps, of planning routes and guiding people to their chosen destinations would become not just a career, but a way of life. One that would lead to a 20-year career as an air traffic controller, a supervisor at the FAA Academy in Oklahoma City and, ultimately, to being named Air Traffic-Controller Training Initiative (AT-CTI) Director for the OU School of Aviation Studies.
West was born in Sulphur, Oklahoma, the youngest of four kids. By the time he was in 1st grade, his dad had moved the family to a small town outside of Springfield, Missouri, after purchasing a small telephone company. By his sophomore year in high school, he had moved back to Pontotoc, Oklahoma, where he lived with his grandparents, first attending Tishomingo High School, then transferring to Ada for his junior and senior years.
In high school, he developed into an accomplished vocalist as part of Ada’s school choir.
He chose to atten, as a vocal education major, before transferring to Drury College (now Drury University) in Missouri. Despite performing well in his music courses, attending university was less fulfilling than he had hoped.
It was during this time that a friend began to study for the air traffic control (ATC) exam. West found the idea oddly intriguing.
West entered the FAA Academy in Oklahoma City in 1989. At that time, the washout rate for aspiring air traffic controllers was about 50%.
After graduating from the Academy, West was sent to Oakland Center in northern California, one of just 20 air route traffic control centers in the nation.
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“When I found out I was going to Oakland Center, that was an amazing experience,” he said. “It’s a big radar facility. I spent two and a half years in that building. It was more impersonal, and because of the washout rate, people who had made it through training didn’t take time to get to know the trainees.
West lived in a small apartment in San Francisco, the first time he had lived anywhere besides Oklahoma or southwest Missouri.
“To go to the San Francisco Bay area, it really turned my head,” he said. “I really let the experience get the better of me, and I think that’s why I wasn’t entirely successful at Oakland Center.
“When I went into training there, and the washout rate was 50%, too, just like the Academy. I didn’t make it through their program, but I made it far enough along that I was demoted to an air traffic assistant for a year and then eligible to apply to smaller facilities. Eventually, I got the opportunity to go to a small tower in the bay area at Palo Alto. I decided to stick my head down and really concentrate on what I was doing."
West returned to Oklahoma to be closer to family when his older brother’s health began to fail, transferring to Tulsa Riverside, near Jenks.
“That was a really neat experience, too,” he said. “Even though it’s a smaller airport, there’s a lot of traffic there. A lot of flight training goes on there, and it’s all visual flight rules (VFR), so that accounts for the smaller rating. It was very busy and gave me a lot of experience.
West next served as a controller at a radar facility in Monroe, Louisiana, then went on to control in the tower at El Paso, Texas.
“That was real interesting airspace,” he said, “by the border and with all the mountainous terrain and all the military installations around it, as well.
“That opened the door when Jim Hamm retired for me to become the CTI director,” he said. “It was really wonderful timing for me.
OU’s ATC program gets a lot of students who start out in other majors and find out about ATC once they’re on campus.
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It is with this outlook of better days on the horizon that West is able to reflect on the potential his AT-CTI program has to grow over the coming years.


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Every Day We Must Sweep—Ego and Rust by andradei in rust
[–]dan00 27 points28 points29 points 6 days ago (0 children)
I wouldn't say that it's only about the ego, you could also view it as some kind of evolutionary strategy to save energy.
Before you can see if something really is better you've to put quite a bit of energy into it. It just doesn't makes that much sense to do this all the time, because people are telling all the time that there's something better, and in most cases it just isn't that much better.
cargo home under cygwin? by dan00 in rust
[–]dan00[S] 1 point2 points3 points 8 days ago (0 children)
Asking what the "home dir" is on Windows arguably doesn't even make any sense; there are different directories for different purposes, not a single catch-all directory.
Yes, that's right and the same could be somehow said for linux and its XDG directory specification, but sure, linux has a strong history to put everything under the user home directory.
But it seems to be a better default for env::home_dir() under windows to return the default windows user directory instead of the value of HOME.
Heck, HOME isn't even really a thing to Windows programs, just badly ported UNIX software.
Well, why does then the windows implementation of env::home_dir() care about it?
cargo home under cygwin? (self.rust)
[–]dan00 2 points3 points4 points 11 days ago* (0 children)
If the other person is faking it to begin with then I'd have to question the point of it all.
Is a person more noble if he's noble by "nature" or if he has to force himself to be noble?
[–]dan00 6 points7 points8 points 11 days ago* (0 children)
Now, what scares me the most, is that if you go down this route and fake it till you make it, you'll give the impression that you're the kind of person who likes chatting to people, which obviously is not the case.
I think the problem is, whatever you do, you always make an impression, and sometimes it's more important to not make the wrong impression.
For e.g. an introverted person it's very easy that people get a completely wrong impression, because the less people have to interpret, the more they seem to project.
[–]dan00 16 points17 points18 points 12 days ago (0 children)
It certainly is a cultural thing, because I cringe a bit hearing awesome and amazing too often. ;)
But that certainly isn't any kind of argument against being nice. :)
[–]dan00 4 points5 points6 points 1 month ago (0 children)
In Rust just use cargo fmt and advise other people to use it.
The last time I tried rustfmt I really disliked its rightward drifting. Has there been changes about this?
Haskell performance benchmarks by chrisdoner in haskell
[–]dan00 14 points15 points16 points 1 month ago (0 children)
Is it possible to use the same unity for one benchmark (e.g. all Consing benchmarks use ns)? It's a bit easier to compare the numbers if you don't have to convert from ms/ns/µs.
[–]dan00 0 points1 point2 points 1 month ago (0 children)
I think the first thing is to split the data into static and dynamic ones and have separate buffer objects for it.
The dynamic one should be as small as possible. Perhaps some dynamic data can be switched into static data by putting the dynamic logic into a shader.
I think there're options to tell OpenGL how you're gonna use the buffer object e.g: GL_STATIC_DRAW (never changes), GL_DYNAMIC_DRAW (changes sometimes) and GL_STREAM_DRAW (changes every frame).
The API of map_write seems to be designed to be called locally inside of a scope.
If you mean by every loop, every frame, then this might be your problem, because the point of a VBO is to write data to the GPU once (or irregular) and just use this data for the rendering and not to have to update the data for each frame.
If you've to update the VBO each frame, then your approach might not be the right one, because then there's not much difference in using a VBO or just writing all of your data to the GPU each frame.
More lifetime problems ;_; by ipe369 in rust
[–]dan00 6 points7 points8 points 1 month ago (0 children)
Yes, you can write a safe wrapper for unsafe code, most container types - like Vec - are implemented that way.
But it's only as safe as your unsafe code is safe. ;)
Well, people just make errors and if you want to take full advantage of a safe language then just reaching to unsafe code - if there's no real need for it - might give you at the end just C.
And I've been using C++ for ages. ;)
[–]dan00 1 point2 points3 points 1 month ago* (0 children)
I belieive so, recreating the mapping every time I need it (once every frame) would be pretty counter intuitive for a mapping.
I don't think so. It's IMHO more counter intuitive to have two variables which aren't independent of each other.
If I want to write to the VBO I'm calling map_write on it, seems quite intuitive to me.
[–]dan00 5 points6 points7 points 1 month ago (0 children)
If you just started using Rust, then better not, because when writing unsafe Rust code you should really know what you're doing.
I think it's better to only use unsafe code if there's a real need for it, otherwise why using a safe language at all?
[–]dan00 4 points5 points6 points 1 month ago* (0 children)
The problem with the return from the new() method or any other copy/move of Test is, that when Test gets copied/moved, then the memory location of Test::b changes, but the reference A::b_ref isn't updated.
The Problem with Box  is, that a Box is clonable but because of the problem above, there's no way to make a valid copy of Test.
In this case a Rc  seems the way to go, which is shared by Test::b and A::b_ref.
[–]dan00 1 point2 points3 points 1 month ago (0 children)
Thanks for the timeout info!
[–]dan00 7 points8 points9 points 1 month ago (0 children)
setxkbmap -option 'caps:ctrl_modifier' xcape -e 'Caps_Lock=Escape'
[–]dan00 51 points52 points53 points 1 month ago (0 children)
As a vim user, mapping Caps-Lock to ESC was the best thing I ever did.
Even better with xcape you can map Caps-Lock to ESC when pressed and to CTRL when hold.
nvim-completion-manager for c/c++ via clang_complete by pony279 in cpp
I've had the same experience with YCM and used quite long clang_complete with vim until I found rtags which works asynchronly.
Optimizing Rc memory usage in Rust by Uncaffeinated in rust
[–]dan00 1 point2 points3 points 2 months ago (0 children)
I'm a bit suspicious that having a billion Rc is the right solution. Some more higher level, block wise memory management feels more appropriate.
Software vendor argues that it has copyright in output of its CAD software by mac in programming
[–]dan00 -3 points-2 points-1 points 2 months ago (0 children)
But vim runs on an operating system, that runs on hardware, the hardware is build from ressources, needs electricity, ok, well, so it all belongs to god ;).
I'm wondering how stable these kind of optimizations are, comparing different versions of the same compiler or different compilers?
long list of externs by sbeckeriv in rust
[–]dan00 0 points1 point2 points 2 months ago (0 children)
Putting them in the root module is the right thing to do IMHO;
But in this case the extern crate seems even less useful.
I haven't been quite aware, that the crate name and the name of its root module don't need to have the same name, but it seems, that most crates are following this convention.
If this convention would have been enforced, then there seems even less need for the extern crate.
But it's not the case and if you would have two crates with the same root module name, then putting the extern crate into the root module wouldn't work, right?
So being able to put extern crate into non root modules somehow seems like its main feature.
[–]dan00 2 points3 points4 points 2 months ago* (0 children)
Well Cargo is not mandatory for rustc, and you need to know where these symbols you are using come from to validate the signatures and link.
But the extern crate doesn't tell rustc where the libraries are located, only which one should be linked.
So even if you aren't using cargo, the extern crate doesn't give you that much, because you still have to list the location of the libraries by yourself.
I think the whole extern crate is somehow unnecessary, because if you already define your dependencies inside of Cargo.toml why have you to list them again with extern crate?
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Recognising the legal constraints and diplomatic precedents inherent in any response by either the EU or the OSCE mediators, such criticism should not come as a surprise. Nor should its relevance be overstated. Nevertheless,EU and OSCE, there should be a more candid appreciation of the importance of democracy in Karabakh as both an imperative and an impulse toward creating a new environment more conducive to resolving the conflict through diplomacy over the force of arms.
Moreover, as is especially evident in the current crisis within the European Union (most notably as in the case of Hungary most recently), the Karabakh election stands out as a rare confirmation and endorsement of European values and norms.
First, as a conflict-prone to diplomatic deadlock, any advance in democracy by any of the parties to the conflict must be an important step forward. Following Armenia’s own “Velvet Revolution,” as an example of a successful non-violent victory for democracy, the deepening of democracy in Karabakh can only offer fresh optimism in the outlook for sincere peace talks. And against that backdrop, it only heightens the contrast with authoritarian Azerbaijan, which has done far too little to demonstrate goodwill or a genuine commitment to a negotiated resolution to the Karabakh conflict.
Thus, from this perspective, the election result was actually less important than the election itself, as a strengthening of democracy and an affirmation of democratic values and ideals. And with the successful rite of passage of democratic elections in both Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh, the burden now is on Azerbaijan to graduate to a higher role as a true “partner for peace.”
But unlike the more optimistic implications outlined above, the second factor making this election especially different is the bad timing. More specifically, after an inconclusive first round of voting, the Karabakh authorities resolved to hold a repeat election on April 14. But this move may be seen as an exercise in poor judgement or even an example of public irresponsibility. Such an indictment stems from the stubborn refusal to postpone the run-off, particularly because in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, these are clearly not normal times. From this perspective, even the presidential and parliamentary election of March 31 was a grave concern, and perhaps a serious mistake.
Therefore, looking forward, there is an overriding opportunity to focus on the more pressing public health threat, which is a shared crisis that requires a shared response. Perhaps in this new context of the coronavirus emergency and bolstered by a fresh “wave” of democracy in Karabakh, as well as in Armenia previously, the Nagorno Karabakh conflict will benefit from a renewed sense of urgency and commitment by all parties to the conflict. Otherwise, the earlier status quo will become an even more deadly “race to the bottom” for all.”

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Anyone reading Alice Munro? I have "Too Much Happiness" and I just read the first story and it just isn't captivating or profound. I'm not eager to continue yet I do wonder, what does she has that made her win a lot of literary prizes. It's really hard to get them with short stories. So can you tell me what did you find in her books if you like her books, please? Otherwise I still want to read your opinions!
I'd recommend continuing with some of her shorter stories. Isn't "Too Much Happiness" a longer piece about a woman mathematician? I read it quite a few years back, and all I remember somewhat well is its placid, nostalgic tone and unhurried pace, and that it seemed lacking in what we usually expect in a story arc. It seemed half a profile of this woman and half fiction, getting into her emotions in a sensitive way. Munro toward the end of her career (I believe she has retired) began to write fiction that was partly also memoir. "TMH" has a similar feel to it, for me, although it's not Munro's experience.
I like her stories very much. The plots don't stick with me, because they're not plot-centric. She doesn't do a lot with incidents, going more for the interior lives of her characters, but not to the extent of someone like Virginia Woolf. I wouldn't say that profundity is necessarily what to expect from her, either. Try the story about the goat, "The Runaway." Also, "Passion," "Chance," "Silence." and "The Bear Came Over the Mountain" (made into the film "Away from Her"). I didn't remember those titles off top of my head except the last one. I read the first few sentences online and then started to remember those stories. I haven't read all of hers, but your question makes me want to. I suspect I like her early and middle stories better than her later ones.
Edit: I had forgotten that "TMH" was the title of the volume, so I thought you were commenting on that story. The brief summaries of the stories rang a bell. I would say that they are pretty typical of what Munro is about, so perhaps your taste goes in other ways, but I'd still recommend sticking with her for a while, and trying a few in other collections.
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I have bought "Too Much Happiness" long time ago and because of the latest worldwide events, I happen to start reading it. The book begins with the story "Dimension". Slow paced and really dramatic. Like we're inside a never ending steam of consciousness, garnished with some letters or outside views... Reminds of Virginia Woolf but in a rather subtle and scattered way. I quite didn't like the idea of using such a dramatic and sensational event in a short story. The underlying psychology and turn of events just isn't connected somehow with the emotions and characters. So I was really hesitant to continue reading her, yet I tried another book of hers, "Dear Life". Again the first story... Better than the previous one but still I found it dull, anyway feels really like reading Virginia in a weird way.
So I'll try some of the stories you mentioned, and see how it goes...


What I’ve done there is create possibly the worst food The sweetness of butternut, the savoury touch of sage, and pure cheesiness from the Stilton combine to make a soup that’s truly comforting. A hug from the inside. It also doubles up perfectly as a sauce for pasta.


The Rebels with a Cause film festival starts next Monday and runs until Friday in Toronto. The fest features short films that showcase “artistic reflections of social justice issues.” This year, the festival’s annual Red Riot program, which highlights films by and about Indigenous people, focuses on Inuit communities and cultures. Best of all, all five nights of the festival are free!
In fact, it’s a good week in Toronto for film festivals: imagineNATIVE, the Brazilian Film & Television Festival, the Sikh International Film Festival and the Macedonian Film Festival are all upcoming!
The Fredericton Morgentaler Clinic, New Brunswick’s only abortion clinic, closed in July due to a lack of provincial funding. Now, abortion providers in Maine report that they are seeing far more clients who travel from across the border for abortion care; one clinic reports seeing five New Brunswick patients a week. The need to travel to the US makes abortion access unobtainable for pregnant women who can’t afford to travel or don’t have passports. Recently elected premier Brian Gallant has vowed to remove abortion barriers for New Brunswick women.
October 27 is Election Day in Toronto. It’s been an ugly campaign: as we highlighted last week, mayoral candidate Olivia Chow has faced a steady stream of racism and sexism; Ward 2 councillor candidate Munira Abukar had her campaign signs defaced with racist messaging; 19-year-old candidate Morgan Baskin (whom we interviewed earlier this month!) battled sexist advances; and earlier this summer a group of Ford supporters launched homophobic slurs at rainbow-decked Ford Fest protesters (they were “looking for trouble,” says Doug), to name just a few examples.
Dr. Rinaldo Walcott, Director of Women and Gender Studies at the University of Toronto, argued in August that Black voters should spoil their ballots in protest of the candidates’ reluctance to engage with them and the issues that affect them disproportionately, such as affordable housing, accessible transit, police programs like TAVIS which target Black communities and youth, to name a few. In response, Dr. Grace-Edward Galabuzi, Associate Professor in the Politics and Public Administration at Ryerson University, urges Black voters to stay politically engaged by choosing a candidate and making their voices (and votes) heard.
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After a moment, it backed away toward the railing behind it, revealing more of itself, as it never broke its gaze. It was at that moment when I heard the words, "abandon the creator…abandon Abram…abandon the testimony of the messenger…accept the false prophets…


to respond to the appellant's additional comments, although the appointed person may specifically request further submissions from the appellant, planning authority and any other specified party through a subsequent procedure notice (see paragraphs E28 to E54).
E25. The planning authority is to make all the relevant appeal papers a(regulation 27). The legislation does not rule out making the information available in electronic form. However, such information should not be made available on the internet (see Annex L on Security and Confidentiality).
- the planning authority's response to the appeal (21 days);
- the appellant's comments on the planning authority's response (14 days);
- the planning authority's notification to interested parties (14 days);
- further representations from interested parties (14 days); and
- the appellant's and planning authority's comments on representations from interested parties (a specified date not less than 14 days after they are sent a copy of).
E29. If the appointed person decides that further information or additional representations are required to allow the appeal to be determined, the appeal is to be conducted by one of, or by a combination of, the procedures set out in regulation 30(3) (further or site inspections). The appointed person will identify each of the matters on which further information is needed, and also the procedure to be used to obtain it. This will be clearly set out to the parties involved in a procedure notice. Where the appellant or the planning authority exercise their right to make oral submissions in relation to any matter, the appointed person will decide whether such submissions should be made at a hearing session or an inquiry session, or a combination of these.
Pre-examination Meetings
E34. In some instances it will be helpful for the appointed person to hold a pre-examination meeting to consider how the appeal or a particular stage of it can be conducted most efficiently and expeditiously. Regulation 31 provides a procedure for this and for involving the appellan further procedure (see paragraphs E30 to E31). The arrangements for holding and giving notice of such a meeting and for deciding the matters to be discussed are for the appointed person to determine. It is likely that pre-examination meetings will only be required in a small number of complex cases.
E38. Where the appointed person intends to hold a hearing session, they must give written notice (a procedure notice) to: the appellant; the planning authority; those parties who made representations on the specified matters who wish; and any person the appointed person wishes to submit further representations or information. Any party intending to participate in the hearing session must inform the appointed person within 14 days of the date of the written notice. As only those matters specified in the procedure notice will be considered at the hearing,


"What's this event really about?" said Link's Deb Blair. "It's about building a better Boston — a walkable, vibrant, affordable Boston. Transportation and accessibility is no longer an afterthought, it's what buyers are seeking."
"This is the biggest crowd I've ever had at an event that cost this much and didn't have a full meal," Speck said. "I think it's because of the panel."
"If you walk or bike the cost to society is negligible," he said. "Every dollar a driver pays, our society pays $9.20 — and that was when gas cost $3.50 a gallon."


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Water seems like a harmless substance, sodamage the paint on your car. It actually isn’t the water itself that causes damage, but the minerals that are found within the water.
The salt that is used to melt snow through the winter months can be incredibly hard on car paint. The sodium in the salt is very corrosive and can damage your paint and eventually the actual body of your car if it isn’t taken care of.
It is a little bit rarer for concrete to get on your car, but during construction at your home or while driving around, it can be a major problem. Concrete is made to be a permanent substance, so removing it can be a difficult challenge. Do your best to avoid getting concrete on your vehicle, but if it does get on your car, take care to remove it as soon as possible. If the concrete is still wet, it is an easier process, but if it has dried it can still be taken care of. Removing concrete from your car without damaging the paint can be tricky, but a high-pressure washer or 20:1 water and muriatic acid solution should remove the concrete and avoid paint damage.
 Bugs can be corrosive to your car and can be challenging to remove but taking care of them early can really help you to keep your car in good condition and avoid any permanent damage.
Baby shampoo or degreaser mixed with water will create a gentle solution that can remove the bugs without causing damage to your vehicle.
Sometimes when you pump gas into your car there can be a little bit of splashing that can get gas onto the paint of your car. This can cause big problems, but generally just occurs close to the gas tank of your car. If you don’t take care of it almost immediately, it can stain your paint and become almost impossible to remove. If you take care of it quickly though, it is an easy process that won’t cause any damage. Simply clean it off with a cleaning solution and wipe it dry to take care of the mess before it can cause damage.


Toledo is no stranger to rearranging his own work. His 2015 Matador debut, Teens of Style, was a compilation of retooled songs his vast catalog of Bandcamp-era material. Because of this tendency to compulsively revise his own work, resisting the urge to compare and contrast both versions of Twin Fantasy is Sisyphean at best.
At times, the 2011 version of the album lives as what you would expect from the effort of a less seasoned musician; rawer and more urgent, clearly the document of fresher emotional wounds. To wit, the updated version doesn't carry the burden of an artist tracing over old scar tissue with their fingers. Instead, it's more voluminous, more refined, more musically ambitious.
The "Bodys" on Version 1 has a backing drumbeat spliced together in an almost-lopsided loop while the 2018 iteration is far smoother and slightly more danceable. "Everybody's swinging their hips," Toledo sings part way through, "Everybody's giving the waitress tips." The nervous tension of the song escalates both lyrically and musically, a crescendo of existentialism and worry over intimacy before the song hits its climax (no pun intended) and dancing once again distracts Toledo from his apprehension.
The fastidious, almost microscopic attention to detail on Twin Fantasy is pretty astounding. There are shifting movements, spoken-word outros, winks to the fourth wall of songwriting, an acoustic song-in-miniature worried about someone with a cigarette habit. By the time the organs of album closer "Twin Fantasy (Those Boys)," a gorgeous ballad that feels like the acceptance stage of grief, make way for Toledo reckoning with this relationship -- "The contract is up, the names have been changed" -- the exhaustive, at times exhausting emotional labor of the album is resolved, as much as heartbreak can be.


For writers, in between the Facebook likes and the retweets and the comments, there are piles and piles of rejections. In my case, these rejections are immortalized on an Excel worksheet. Titles, places submitted to, the date submitted, the expected waiting period. Then the NO. NO again. Another NO. Oh look! NO. Every once in a while a YES appears and usually it looks more like this: YES!!!!! Sometimes there is a maybe, generally followed by a NO.
But even worse than the rejections, there are the harsh comments, which I don’t intentionally immortalize but sometimes stuck in my brain on endless repeat. The cruel, anonymous jabs that I try not to read but sometimes can’t avoid.
And even worse than that, there are the words we wish we could take back. Or rethink. Or clarify. Or just erase. Maybe they went out into the world before they were really ready. Maybe they went out before we were really ready. Maybe we’ve changed a lot, grown a bit, thought some new things, learned some new facts, seen a fresh perspective. Too late now and thanks to the internet, most things can be found much, much later, or can be found forever. There’s no erasing the trail of our ignorance. Maybe that’s okay, it shows growth. But it still stings.
Writers know full well that we are not necessary. There will always be another writer coming along, saying it better. We know that not everything we do is ‘acceptance’ worthy, very little of it, in fact. We know we probably earn at least some of those harsh comments, we can’t please everyone and sometimes we don’t even try and then, well, here they come. And when we do try, we sound wishy-washy so again, here they come. We know we are far from perfect, have not even come close to thinking things out thoroughly or wisely. It is all an opportunity to grow in humility.
And courage. And persistence. And teachability.
And so I just want to say thank you. Writing is officially an isolated activity. I can’t write a single letter if someone is looking over my shoulder. But writing is absolutely not an isolated activity. Its about communicating and conversation and community.
Last June I was seriously contemplating closing the blog. I was in Kenya, taking a walk. A woman I have never met before nor seen since approached me and said, “Thank you so much for your blog, it has really blessed me.” She didn’t know it, but after we parted ways, I cried. Thank you for being part of my community, anonymous lady.
This past month was a sad and a good month. And almost every day Lennox sent me a tweet with a photo or a sentence expressing his and his family’s delightful experiences touring Djibouti. He was so generous in his affection for this country and in his kind words to me. I felt honored and like I was part of a community that came about through writing. Thank you, Lennox.
Email messages and cultural insights from Djiboutians help deepen essays, echo the warm welcome we receive here as foreigners, and remind me of my local, physically-present community. Waad mahadsantihiin.
I have been blogging now for eight years this January. Life has changed a lot, my words have changed. I think they’ve gotten a teensy bit better. Thanks to my sister who knew better than me and said, “You should start a blog.”
To which I responded, “What’s a blog?”
To which she responded, “I set one up in your name as your Christmas gift.”
And voila, we were off and running, building a community.
I often go to bed with a pit in my stomach, thinking of something I should have said or written differently, remembering a way I could have loved someone better that day. Or I think of a piece I had really hoped would be accepted but I had to write a NO on my excel sheet. Or I dream of all the questions I have for the people I would like to interview here, who have so much to teach me. I’m learning to release it all, to trust that somehow my failures can be redeemed, that sometime or another the questions might be answered, the conversation might build into a relationship.
Being part of a writing and reading and living community facilitates that ability to release it, rejections and all.
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- Seneca, Roman philosopher.
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In a fast digital circuit, the timing of signals is often limited by the inductance of circuit components. Suppose that a 5.0-V emf is suddenly applied to an effective inductance of 2.5 uH. How long does it take for the current in the inductor to reach 2.0 mA?


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<issue_comment>username_0: I believe pyright is ... pywrong here. There is no need to escape underscores that do not touch a whitespace char on the left or the right of the underscore.
<issue_comment>username_1: Some markdown implementations will parse `_` mid word as emphasis. A lot these days recognize that people like to use snake case and do not enable such functionality by default.
Seetest_test_test%0A%0Atest*test*test
So, CommonMark and Python Markdown do not parse `_` mid word by default. But pyright is maybe over conservative here.n, I think it is safe to say that there is nothing for us to do here. I'm going to resolve this issue.
@gir-bot add Sis sometimes not synced with Java SDK.
username_0: When Medipass uses the Panacea Testnet, they sometimes get an error that the account number and the sequence number is not correct (when verifying the transaction).
[signMedicalRecord] key : me.medipass.dynamo.blockchain.BlockchainDataKey@43e1ff4d, hashData : 9YvQ8vPnZVOBkRNAYiPofYLyjmebrDlYlKzh4L5xU98=, writer : Wallet[addressBytes={-29,83,74,58,-48,-17,-100,-76,-119,73,-18,88,-12,-113,-3,-70,-80,73,64,35},address=panacea1udf55wksa7wtfz2faev0frlah2cyjspracwzkg,ecKey=ECKey{pub HEX=021b886bd441d83fc6e7074896ca8b226e69b2d56ca212cc3647efdb2edaed9713, isEncrypted=false, isPubKeyOnly=false},pubKeyForSign=Pubkey[value=AhuIa9RB2D/G5wdIlsqLIm5pstVsohLMNkfv2y7a7ZcT
Possibly, it might be an issue of the Java SDK, but let's debug it at the larger scope.
<issue_comment>username_0: From [my test code](https://gist.github.com/username_0/69c1f54cf87db3fddc78e8401ab5852f), I saw the sequence is not increased even though I create the `Wallet` object and call `ensureWalletIsReady()` every time.
account:3, sequence:10951
account:6, sequence:6611
TX SUCCEEDED
PanaceaApiError[error=broadcast_tx_commitTx already exists in cache]
org.medibloc.panacea.PanaceaApiException: 	at org.medibloc.panacea.PanaceaApiClientGenerator.executeSync(PanaceaApiClientGenerator.java:66)
	at org.medibloc.panacea.impl.PanaceaApiRestClientImpl.broadcast(PanaceaApiRestClientImpl.java:31)
	at org.medibloc.panacea.DebugTest.debug(DebugTest.java:54)
<issue_comment>username_0: If I put a 2-sec sleep between transactions (instead of the 1-sec sleep), sequences are updated correctly.
account:3, sequence:10959
account:6, sequence:6619
account:3, sequence:10960
account:6, sequence:6620
I guess it's related to the block creation interval `1 sec`. Let me dive deeply.
<issue_comment>username_0: I also tested with a simple bash script.
# check the sequence before the transaction
panaceacli query account panacea1d8xsncdn4m9e0gxx4u9jq3u84rd88tdkthz6pu4m9e0gxx4u9jq3u84rd88tdkthz6pu
# execute a transaction with the 'block' mode
panaceacli tx aol add-record panacea1d8xsncdn4m9e0gxx4u9jq3u84rd88tdkthz6pu yj key1 data1 --chain-id hygieia-1 --from panacea1d8xsncdn4m9e0gxx4u9jq3u84rd88tdkthz6pu --fees 1000000umed -b block
# check the sequence after the transaction
I expected that I can see the increased sequence from both `panaceacli` and `curl` after the transaction.
However, only `panaceacli` returned the increased sequence. The `curl` returned the previous sequence.
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Scientists Find 'Switch' Which Makes You Sleep
Incredibly researchers at the George Washington University found it by accident as part of an ongoing study of an epileptic patient.
Reported by The New Scientist, the researchers were using a technique called Deep Brain Stimulation to try and discover the part of her brain that was causing her seizures.
The researchers routinely placed one of the electrodes on the Claustrum, a tiny sheet of neurons and then when they sent an electrical signal to it discovered something rather remarkable: the patient lost consciousness.
According to the researchers the patient's speaking slowed, her reactions came to a stand still and by all accounts was completely unconscious.
Professor Mohamad Koubeissi was leading the team that made the discovery and likens the effect to a car saying:
"I would liken it to a car, a car on the road has many parts that facilitate its movement – the gas, the transmission, the engine – but there's only one spot where you turn the key and it all switches on and works together. So while consciousness is a complicated process created via many structures and networks – we may have found the key."
It's very early days for the technique as it has so far, only been tested on one patient, however the research has huge positive implications for those suffering from epilepsy or who suffer from semi-conscious conditions.
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The barn represented in this drawing is repeatedly used by Wolf Kahn to study the interaction of color, light, and form. Like many of his contemporaries, Kahn worked en plein air, examining the structure from different angles, scales, and times of day to discover its varied meanings, much like Claude Monet did in his famous images of haystacks. When this drawing is viewed with other depictions of the barn, it is possible not only to reconstruct the building in the round, but also to understand Kahn’s perceptions of his surroundings and the different methods he used to explore them.


Pubic pain….A common problem that many pregnant women experience. Sadly, many "insignificant," "unfixable," or "deal with."
Yet none of this is true.Pubic pain in pregnancy is certainly not "insignificant"….have you felt this pain?
LISTEN…this is not, and I repeat NOT, something that you "just have to live with."
Symptoms associated with PSD differ from person to person, but almost all women have it experience substantial pubic pain. You know…
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Have you ever experienced a "freezing"…
How about sciatica?