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Hajj: Exemptions and Misconceptions
It is important for Muslims to know all the aspects of Hajj, in order to ensure that it will be accepted by Allah (swt), once they do perform it, writes Sadaf Farooqi.
Dying and Living for Allah (swt)
Ayesha Nasir reviews an amazing book written by Khurram Murad.
Dealing with Hyperactive Children
At the end of the day, if a teacher is really willing to work with these children and ensure that they graduate after having learnt something, he/she can definitely do wonders with his/her students.
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Stillbirth: A Tragic Reality
Keeping a positive outlook and faith in Allah (swt) will give the family of the deceased child the necessary strength for going through the grieving process, writes Ruhie Jamshed.
A Chicken Affair
Culinary expert Naheed Ansari gives us some delicious chicken recipes to jazz up our daily meals.
What's the Big Deal?
Noorjehan Arif explores the stigma attached to the idea of re-marriage of widows and widowers.
A Child's Passing Away
Despite the pain of any tragedy, we must remember that other people are tested by even worse circumstances and situations. As hard as it may be, we need to practice Sabr and keep our faith in Allah (swt).
Timely Justice
Adapted from "Sunehray Faislay" published by Darussalam. Translated by Rana Rais Khan.
Making a Business Plan
In the final article of the home business series, Noorjehan Arif explains the why and how of a business plan.
As Abba Left to Meet his Rabb (swt)
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Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teenagers – 1
For teenagers, life is no more a play ground. In fact, it's a jungle out there. You might be familiar with some of the struggles faced today globally by the youth. Believe me - you are not alone.
Interview with Javeria Elahi – A Fashion Designer
Javeria Elahi is a young, Muhajjbah student of fashion design at one of the private universities in Karachi. "Hiba" got in touch with her to know more about how she intends to pursue her chosen career.
Survivor's Guilt
May you and your loved ones all live in Islam and die in faith, and may you all meet Allah (swt) with a sound heart. Ameen.
Dear Haadia
I have started adoring one of my friends (among boys). He has expressed his wish to marry me. We are both eighteen. Is it Haram to wish to marry someone?
Significance of a Will
It is a duty of every Muslim to make a will, and it should not to be neglected because life and death has no guarantees, cautions Ayesha Ashraf Jangda.
Exemplary Lives, Admirable Deaths
They were well-prepared, yet fearful. We are unprepared, yet relaxed!
Passive Reception or Active Participation?
Zainub Razvi presents handy tips to ensure that we are not misled by the mass media, and that we refrain from the propagation of false or speculative news to others.
Preparing for Death - What We Leave Behind
Allah's Messenger (sa) said: "When a man dies, his good deeds come to an end, except three: ongoing charity, beneficial knowledge and righteous offspring, who will pray for him." (Muslim)
Dealing with Pain
What does it take to handle suffering and grief? Is there a special diet, some magic Mantra, laughter therapy or nerves of steel? Rana Rais Khan explores.
Punishments of the Grave
Iqra Asad presents a collection of hadiths describing the punishments of the grave and how to save oneself from them.
The Final Journey
Naba Basar takes an in-depth look at the burial rites as explained in the Quran and Sunnah.
Etiquette of Visiting the Graveyard
Laila Brence and Naba Basar specify certain guidelines to which we should pay attention, when visiting the graveyard.
Biddats - Before, During and After Death
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2002-03: Miller swam one of the more exciting races for the Panthers in his freshman year and came out on top in the 200 fly for his first Big East Championship with a season-best time of 1:47.75...also competed and scored in the 100 fly for the Panthers at his first conference meet, placing fourth with a time of 48.65 seconds...also helped the 400 medley relay team to a second-place finish for his second All-Big East honor.
HIGH SCHOOL: Miller placed in the top ten at states in the butterfly and freestyle in his sophomore, junior and senior years...was a four-time all-state honoree...also named first team All-American his junior and senior years...placed third in states with his water polo team his senior year at Cumberland Valley...also participated in volleyball, tennis and track.
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Japanese kana translation is ichinichi instead of tsuitachi. Is this kana generated automatically, or are you able to correct? Do I need to submit corrections to the Mecab project or something? I would have expected Mecab to be more accurate in these cases, since ichinichi would be rarely used after the gatsu kanji. Weird.
Unfortunately, I'm not able to correct these furigana mistakes.
Additionally you're right, it should be read ついたち in this case.
May I ask how the kana is generated please? Are you using Mecab?
Given Mecab's popularity and the algorithm that's supposed to be the best, I'm a little surprised it falls on it's a$$ at something this simple.
I understand Mecab is trained on sample data. It would be useful if Tatoeba could accept changes to kana. That way it could become a good source of training data for morphological analyzers.
> I'm a little surprised it falls on it's a$$ at something this simple.
All is not that simple as it may seem, unfortunately. Japanese morphology is rather complex for machine analysis and requires good dictionaries based on representative corpus. Currently, only a few dictionaries for MeCab available (I know about IPADIC, JUMADIC and NAISTDIC). Depending on the dictionary, MeCab may produce different results. Take a look at "best" results:
四月 名詞,副詞可能,*,*,*,*,四月,シガツ,シガツ
一 名詞,数,*,*,*,*,一,イチ,イチ
日 名詞,接尾,助数詞,*,*,*,日,ニチ,ニチ
です 助動詞,*,*,*,特殊・デス,基本形,です,デス,デス
。 記号,句点,*,*,*,*,。,。,。
四 名詞,数詞,*,*,四,よっ,*
月 接尾辞,名詞性名詞助数辞,*,*,月,がつ,*
一 名詞,数詞,*,*,一,ひと,*
日 接尾辞,名詞性名詞助数辞,*,*,日,にち,*
です 判定詞,*,判定詞,デス列基本形,だ,です,*
。 特殊,句点,*,*,。,。,*
As we can see, the latter is even more inaccurate than the one we have on Tatoeba. Actually, with IPADIC it's possible to find more accurate result but, from MeCab's point of view, it's not the best:
四月 名詞,副詞可能,*,*,*,*,四月,シガツ,シガツ
一日 名詞,固有名詞,地域,一般,*,*,一日,ヒトイチ,ヒトイチ
です 助動詞,*,*,*,特殊・デス,基本形,です,デス,デス
。 記号,句点,*,*,*,*,。,。,。
I hope the dictionaries and algorithms will continue to improve but, for the time being, we have what we have.
It was mentioned in another thread that adding meta-data to the sentences is perhaps on the cards. This could be a fantastic mechanism for overriding the default furigana in the case of mistakes.


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Established on April 30, 1962 in the erstwhile princely state of Patiala with the main objective of furthering the cause of Punjabi language, art and literature, Punjabi University has since evolved into the largest University in the state. Spread over 600 acres of land, its 500 teachers are imparting instruction and guidance to nearly 9,000 students in a multi-faceted, multi-pronged and multi-faculty environment comprising 65 Teaching and Research Departments on its Campus, five Regional Centres, six Neighbourhood Campuses and 166 Colleges affiliated to it.
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The University has achieved a couple of milestones during its move towards furthering the overall development of Punjabi. Having published a record number of over 3,000 titles in Punjabi covering a wide range of areas and
establishing a special Punjabi Reference Library, it has taken upon itself the responsibility of catering to the linguistic and cultural needs of the overseas Punjabis.
Punjabi university has prepared this campus with the latest and modern equipments in the computer lab, seminar hall, library, rooms etc. The campus has one big Hall, Canteen, rooms and beautiful lawns. All courses use international pedagogy like field study, room presentation, seminars, group discussion, simulation, etc. unjabi University Campus, Maur set up 2009, seeks to be at the forefront of changing the face of professional education in the Malwa region. The courses offered in management and computers are specially designed to teach application part of the theory, and include work-based activity wherever possible. Punjabi University, Patiala has been endevouring to spread the education during the most needy and its neighburing campuses and constituent colleges have been set up for the purpose in remote and rural areas. Our emphasis is on quality education through competent faculty and learning resources like internet, newspapers, study material, etc. which give the students best that the world expects of them today. Our mission is to achieve 100% placement of our students with top industries.
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Hi, I just committed some changes to code base, the problem is that, in the internal Tomcat, seems that it uses an empty string to represent the root context, and actually, I think that Tomcat did not clarify it clearly.
In the past Geronimo codes, we uses "/" for the root context, and "" for the default context. The problems happens while some Tomcat codes construct the requestURI in ApplicationContext to "//grails/path/test", and spring framework fails to retrieve the target handler class.
Now, I removed the codes for building the default context in TomcatContainer, and also use "" for the context path of default context (also known as ROOT context), and it works for me.
Thanks, Radim, I will take a look at it asap !--2011/9/26 Radim Kolar <firstname.lastname@example.com>Āhttps://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-6171
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AMES, IOWA — Should he stay or should he go? At present moment, even Monte Morris isn't quite sure what the answer to that question is.
Morris admitted Monday he was emotional because, when all is said and done, it may in fact have been the final time he played in Hilton Coliseum.
"You always have to [soak it up]," Morris said. "It was more emotional for me, because this definitely could be my last game here."
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"I'd love to come back," Morris said later. "It'd be special trying to be No. 1 in assists here. That's a special thing. I think we'll have a good team next year."
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Given new rules passed by the NCAA in January, Morris will have a better chance than ever before to get a feel for what NBA personnel thinks. NCAA players are now allowed to wait to declare for the NBA Draft until 10 days following the NBA Draft combine, meaning Morris won't need to make a final decision until May 25 (previously the date was in April).
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"It's all about how we finish and how I play. If we're winning, there's your answer. If we're losing, there's your answer. That's what it is," Morris said. "Especially how I play down the stretch, just performing on the biggest stage in the Big 12 and NCAA tournament and get feedback from whoever I need to get feedback from and make my decision."
Morris, who ranks sixth all-time at Iowa State with 525 career assists, is only 140 assists behind No. 1 Jeff Hornacek. The junior guard tallied 176 assists as a sophomore and already has 215 this season, putting him in line to handedly become the Cyclones' all-time leader.
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Cymmetria shows us a new type of deception at DEF CON using MazeRunner
The term Honey Pot is one that most people are very aware of. It is a form of detection that is designed to lure an attacker into targeting a simulated system so that you can identify their techniques and tools. Honey pots have been used to gather intelligence about bot nets, malware in the wild and many other forms of malicious activity. The problem now is that these simulated systems are very easy to identify and avoid by today's advanced attackers.
As printers become smarter so do the bad guys
These days it is not unheard of for something as simple as a printer to have all sorts of bells and whistles. You can find wireless, remote file access, remote (web) printing and more. These devices also have very advanced controls that are often accessible through a web interface. All of this technology can be had for very little money making advanced printers a common thing in the market. The downside? Well there is also very little security in these products. Walking through a business the other day with my WiFi sniffer on I found multiple, unprotected wireless networks screaming at me to join. Without exception these were all printers connected to the company's network. All easy prey if I was up to no good.
EagleSoft Pushes FBI to Arrest Security Researcher that found patient data on open FTP
We have written numerous articles on how bad corporate mentality is shaping security and risking your data, but we have one more to share with you today. We can also guarantee that this will not be the last one we write about. According to news reports the company EagleSoft has responded to a security researcher (part time) by asking the FBI to treat him like a criminal, instead of just fixing the issue as reported. The researcher's name is Justin Shafer and his crime was reporting unencrypted patient data left on an open FTP server by EagleSoft. The FTP server did not require a logon to access the data, but EagleSoft, in order to protect themselves are trying to play this off as a criminal act.
Bangladesh Swift payment attack possibly related to the Sony Attack
It seems that the recent $81 million dollar attack against the Bangladesh Central Bank might have also been about the Seth Rogan Movie "the interview"... ok, not really, but the attack that happened at Sony in 2014 seems to have many things in common with the recent attack that resulted in the theft of $81 million. During the Sony attack the initial blame was centered on the release of the Interview, but that was never confirmed and seemed to be way off base.
Tuto4PCs might be pushing backdoor access with their software
Three years ago today DecryptedTech published an article calling out a software distribution company for installing Bitcoin mining software on subscribers' systems. We highlighted the danger of the trust people put in web services by allowing agent software to run on their systems in order to use a service. Now we hear about a French company Tuto4PC that has taken this one step further and included some nasty little surprises in a utility they require for use of their free tutorial service. The discovery was made by Cisco's Talos Security Intelligence group and, of course, is being refuted aggressively by the guys at Tuto4PC.
"New" flaw in Windows bypasses App Locker settings
There is nothing like finding out that all of your protections are useless. This is almost what happened when security researchers found a massive hole in the Windows App Locker protection. Although the news that there is a flaw in any software, much less Windows will come as no surprise it is still a little odd that this one made it through QA testing. The flaw is one that very simple and has already been seen in the wild over the last couple of days. All you need to do to execute code on a system is to direct Regsvr32 to a remotely hosted file. Security researcher Casey Smith found this handy little tidbit of information and states that you do not even need to elevate privileges to get it to work.
Chris Vickery under attack after disclosing open DB for uKnowKids
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MIT and Texas Intruments create an RFID Chip that is secure.. for now
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Norse Corp could be a thing of the past
Norse Corp, famous for their live attack map and Viking based parties at Black Hat, could be having some financial issues. At least that is the word from researcher Brian Krebs. Over the last couple of weeks they have laid off 30% of their staff and let their CEO go. Neither of the occurrences is good news for a company that is relatively new (Norse was founded in 2010). The basis of the business was to provide a nimble product that would allow for better threat tracking and blocking. Everything was centered on the use of live information to help prevent and mitigate attacks.
HSBC's DDoS raises questions on how companies treat these events.
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|Developing cognitive IoT solutions for anomaly detection by
using deep learning, Part 1: Introducing deep learning and long-short term memory networks
This article is the first in a four-part series, "Developing cognitive IoT solutions for anomaly detection by using deep learning." This article explains what deep learning is, what neural networks are, and how they can be used to analyze the large amount of data that IoT sensors gather.
|25 May 2017
|Deploy an IBM Operational Decision Manager topology with Docker
Docker technology empowers developers and IT to standardize runtime components and provision pre-assembled topologies. IBM Operational Decision Manager (ODM) empowers business users and developers to collaborate when modeling, authoring, testing and deploying business rules to automate business policies. This tutorial shows how to apply Docker micro-container technology to IBM ODM Standard to play in continuous build and modern DevOps. It describes how to create and instantiate Docker images for Decision Server (the Rule Execution Server) and Decision Center running on a WebSphere Liberty server. You also learn how to use Docker Engine and Compose to orchestrate repeatable clustered and unclustered topologies.
|25 May 2017
|Connecting all the things in the Internet of Things
In this guide for IoT connectivity, learn about widely adopted technologies and standards for IoT networking and why you might choose one network protocol over another. Also, learn about the key considerations and challenges related to networking in IoT.
|23 May 2017
|Chaincode for Go developers, Part 3: Develop a client application for a blockchain network based on Hyperledger
Fabric v0.6
This tutorial shows how to develop a Node.js client application to talk to a blockchain network based on Hyperledger Fabric v0.6. It details registration, enrollment, and access control, and provides reusable code for setting up a blockchain network and querying the blockchain.
|23 May 2017
|IBM PowerHA/Cluster Aware AIX (CAA) tunables guide
This article explains about IBM PowerHA and Cluster Aware AIX (CAA) tunables, their default values, and the recommended values for the PowerHA cluster environment.
|23 May 2017
|What's new in IBM Security Guardium V10
In Version 10, IBM Security Guardium
|23 May 2017
|express-no-stress: Build awesome APIs with Express.js and Swagger
This brief article shows you how to build Software as a Service using Node.js along with best-of-breed technologies and approaches. It introduces a generator that can be used to quickly scaffold a new API application built on Express.js. This scaffolding provides structured logging, API request validation, interactive API documentation, environment-driven configuration, a simple build/transpilation process, and more. The scaffolded application is also suitable for deployment on modern cloud platforms like IBM Bluemix.
|22 May 2017
|Build a mobile app to analyze other apps with Bluemix, Watson Discovery, and Cloudant
Build a mobile app that provides an analysis of the reviews of the top 10 free apps in the App Store. The app then uses Cloudant to store the app details.
|22 May 2017
|Trigger a sales lead flow from Salesforce CRM to a Google spreadsheet using
App Connect Professional
Automate your manual business tasks in the enterprise with this no-code approach by using IBM App Connect Professional, App Connect Personal, and API Connect. This tutorial shows how to create a project flow in App Connect to trigger a sales lead by exposing a REST API in API Connect to populate a spreadsheet in Google Sheets. By following this tutorial, you can discover how this approach can simplify other time-consuming tasks for your teams.
|22 May 2017
|Implementing blockchain for cognitive IoT applications, Part
1: Integrate device data with smart contracts in IBM Blockchain
Internet of things (IoT) solutions are being successfully adopted in many different industries, such as healthcare, warehousing, transportation, and logistics. Current centralized cloud-based IoT solutions may not scale and meet the security challenges faced by large-scale enterprises. The use of blockchain as a distributed ledger of transactions and peer-to-peer communication among participating nodes can solve such problems. This article provides an overview of blockchain-enabled IoT solutions and demonstrates how to use the IBM Blockchain platform for an IoT application in a multi-partner environment.
|22 May 2017
|IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions: Take a look under the hood
This tutorial examines the architecture of IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions, an IBM Cloud offering that provides deployment and management of VMware virtualized environments. Take a look inside the components of the offering to see how they work together to provision and maintain the environment in the public cloud.
|22 May 2017
|Build a customized dashboard in Rational Team Concert using Report
There's a good chance you've led a project that contains several teams and spans multiple projects and or releases. All the teams work simultaneously on different components, all leading toward the development of a single product. On projects like this, a high-level overview of the status of these releases and teams that compares specific aspects of the parallel releases from one centralized location is beneficial. Learn how to apply an agile perspective and use software like IBM Rational Team Concert and Jazz Reporting Service to give you visibility into projects with this tutorial.
|19 May 2017
|5 things you didn't know about ...: Multithreaded Java programming
Multithreaded programming is never easy, but it does help to understand how the JVM processes subtly different code constructs. Steven Haines shares five tips that will help you make more informed decisions when working with synchronized methods, volatile variables, and atomic classes.
|17 May 2017
|Securing a Raspberry Pi embedded in your IoT device
Learn how to write scripts to define and enforce usage patterns to secure a Raspberry Pi embedded in your IoT device.
|17 May 2017
|5 things you need to know when creating a cognitive app
With the growth in applications that exploit the power of deep learning, artificial intelligence technologies are adding value to markets and applications across the board. This article explores five key concepts you should consider when developing an intelligent application.
|17 May 2017
|5 things you didn't know about ...: Enhancing Swing
Swing is an older toolkit, developed long before the advent of beautiful user interfaces, and it's missing some of the components you might need for building rich UIs. Fortunately, open source projects like Substance, SwingX, and the Java Look-and-Feel Graphics Repository make up the difference. Author Steven Haines shows you how to painlessly add tree tables, syntax highlighting, and more to your Swing UIs.
|17 May 2017
|5 things you didn't know about ...: The Java 6 Collections API, Part 1
The Java 6 Collections API is far more than a replacement for arrays, though that's not a bad place to start. Ted Neward dispenses five tips for doing more with Collections, including a primer on customizing and extending the Java Collections API.
|17 May 2017
|5 things you didn't know about ...: Java Database Connectivity
JDBC, or Java Database Connectivity, is one of the most frequently used packages in the entire JDK, and yet few Java developers use it to its fullest -- or most up-to-date -- capacity. Ted Neward offers an introduction to newer JDBC features like ResultSets that automatically scroll and update on the fly, Rowsets that can work with or without an open database connection, and batch updates that can execute multiple SQL statements in one fast trip around the network.
|17 May 2017
|5 things you didn't know about ...: The Java 6 Collections API, Part 2
You can take Java Collections anywhere, but don't take them for granted. Collections hold mysteries and can make trouble if you don't treat them right. In this installment of 5 things, Ted Neward explores the complex and mutable side of the Java Collections API, with tips that will help you do more with Iterable, HashMap, and SortedSet, without introducing bugs to your code.
|17 May 2017
|5 things you didn't know about ...: java.util.concurrent, Part 1
Writing multithreaded code that both performs well and protects applications against corruption is just plain hard -- which is why we have java.util.concurrent. Ted Neward shows you how concurrent Collections classes like CopyOnWriteArrayList, BlockingQueue, and ConcurrentMap retrofit standard Collections classes for your concurrency programming needs.>
Also available in: Chinese Russian Japanese Vietnamese
|17 May 2017
|5 things you didn't know about ...: JARs
Many Java developers never think beyond the basics of JARs -- only using them to bundle classes before shipping them off to the production servers. But a JAR is more than just a renamed ZIP file. Learn how to use Java Archive files at their fullest capacity, including tips for jarring Spring dependencies and configuration files.
|17 May 2017
|5 things you didn't know about ...: Java performance monitoring, Part
Blaming bad code (or bad code monkeys) won't help you find performance bottlenecks and improve the speed of your Java applications, and neither will guessing. Ted Neward directs your attention to tools for Java performance monitoring, starting with five tips for using Java's built-in profiler, JConsole, to collect and analyze performance data.
|17 May 2017
|5 things you didn't know about ...: java.util.concurrent, Part 2
In addition to concurrency-friendly Collections, java.util.concurrent introduced other pre-built components that can assist you in regulating and executing threads in multithreaded applications. Ted Neward introduces five more of his Java programming must-haves from the java.util.concurrent package.
Also available in: Chinese Russian Japanese Vietnamese Portuguese
|17 May 2017
|5 things you didn't know about ...: Java performance monitoring, Part
If it's news to you that the JDK ships with the full-featured profiler JConsole, you'll be even more surprised to learn about the five stand-alone profiling utilities introduced in this article. Find out how lightweight (and in some cases experimental) Java process monitoring and analysis tools can help you hone in on performance bottlenecks like thread starvation, deadlocks, and object leaks.
|17 May 2017
|5 things you didn't know about ...: Apache Maven
You might be familiar with profiles, but did you know that you can use them in Maven to execute specific behaviors in different environments? This installment in the 5 things series looks beyond Maven's build features, and even its basic tools for managing the project life cycle, delivering five tips that will improve the productivity and ease with which you manage applications in Maven.
|17 May 2017
|5 things you didn't know about ...: Everyday Java tools
Some Java tools defy categorization and are frequently collected under the rubric of "things that work." This installment of 5 things offers up a collection of tools you'll be glad to have, even if you end up storing them in your kitchen drawer.
|17 May 2017
|Learn Linux,
101: Maintain the integrity of filesystems
Learn how to check the integrity of your Linux filesystems, monitor free space, and fix simple problems. Use the material in this tutorial to study for the Linux Professional Institute (LPI) 101 exam for Linux system administrator certification -- or just to check your filesystems and keep them in good working order, especially after a system crash or power loss.
|17 May 2017
|Modern languages for the modern enterprise
Learn why it makes sense to use JavaScript (Node.js), Swift, and the Java language on enterprise servers.
|16 May 2017
|Digital process automation with BPM and blockchain, Part 1: Combine business process management and blockchain
In Part 1 of this series, learn how a combination of business process management and blockchain technologies leads to smarter business processes. Then, discover blockchain services and implement service flows and a business process. Learn to work with blockchain assets in your business processes.
|15 May 2017
|Getting to know MQTT
This article provides a technical introduction to the MQTT protocol. You learn what is MQTT, what makes MQTT suitable for IoT applications, and how to get started with developing apps that use MQTT.
|12 May 2017
|Bidirectional supports for disaster recovery using IBM Geographically Dispersed
Resiliency for Power Systems
This article demonstrates the working of bidirectional support for disaster recovery using the IBM Geographically Dispersed Resiliency for Power Systems solution, where two sites can handle the configuration in both directions.
|11 May 2017
|Spring Boot basics
Learn how to use Spring Boot's starters, opinions, and executable JAR file structure to quickly write Spring-based applications that "just run."
|11 May 2017
|IBM RFE Community, Release 20
Find out what's new in the RFE Community. With Release 20, the RFE Community provides new features that keep you up to date on the requests you're watching and are interested in.
|11 May 2017
|An open source solution for dockerizing STAF and LTP on IBM Power Systems
STAF and LTP is a widely used regression test combination to validate the behavior of Linux kernel and glibc components. This article describes how to build a STAF and LTP Docker image. By using this image, you can create containers that test the Linux kernel and glibc components.
|10 May 2017
|Get started with the JavaScript language, Part 2: Variables
Continue your JavaScript language journey with this interactive tutorial about variables. Variables store data that can later be retrieved or updated with new data.
|10 May 2017
|Get started with the JavaScript language, Part
3: Operators
Continuing on the foundational understanding of the JavaScript language, this article explores all of the available operators in the JavaScript language and how you can use them. Code examples to show how it's all done are included as are places to practice what you're learning.
|10 May 2017
|Get started with the JavaScript language, Part 6: Functions
Continuing on the foundational understanding of the JavaScript language, this article explores functions in the JavaScript language and how you can use them. Code examples to show how it's all done are included as are places to practice what you're learning.
|10 May 2017
|Get started with the JavaScript language, Part
7: Loops
Continuing on the foundational understanding of the JavaScript language, this article explores loops in the JavaScript language and how you can use them.
|10 May 2017
|Get started with the JavaScript language, Part
5: Conditional statements
Continuing on the foundational understanding of the JavaScript language, this article explores conditional statements in the JavaScript language and how you can use them. Code examples to show how it's all done are included as are places to practice what you're learning.
|10 May 2017
|Get started with the JavaScript language, Part
4: Arrays
Continuing on the foundational understanding of the JavaScript language, this article explores all of the available operators in the JavaScript language and how you can use them. Code examples to show how it's all done are included as are places to practice what you're learning.
|10 May 2017
|Exporting a Live Text Widget from IBM Notes
If you want to use your IBM Notes Live Text widgets in IBM Verse, you can migrate them with the Notes Live Text Widget Export Plug-in. To use the plug-in, first install it, which adds it to your My Widgets panel. Then use the plug-in to export each Live Text widget from Notes to a JSON file that can be imported into Verse as an extension.
|10 May 2017
|Native JavaScript applications on IBM i with Node.js
|10 May 2017
|Creating a sentiment signal for publicly traded firms by using IBM Watson on Bluemix
This tutorial explains how our team used IBM Bluemix, the Watson Natural Language Understanding API, crawled web data, and Twitter data to create a web page to track the aggregated sentiment signal for several publicly traded firms. We also give two possible uses of this data in equity research.
|09 May 2017
|Hybrid integration platform in the digital enterprise
As the applications, data and services are scattered on-premises in the enterprise and in the cloud, a single integration platform is insufficient to meet the requirements of end-to-end business process models. A hybrid integration platform that is built with many types of integration components is essential to meet all integration needs, including mobility and IoT. This article explains three use cases to position a hybrid integration platform and the steps for designing such a platform with an optimum configuration of middleware components.
|09 May 2017
|Make the most of container technology with the IBM Bluemix Container Service API
As containers play an increasingly prominent role in information technology, Docker continues to grow in importance. More and more, IT design teams are looking to Docker as the basis for their architecture. To keep pace with this container movement, IBM has released its own container solution, the IBM Bluemix Container Service, based on Docker. This article explains how to interact with the Bluemix Container Service through its API.
|09 May 2017
|Configure an ISAM reverse proxy as a PEP to an OpenID connect
IBM Security Access Manager Version 9 added support for OpenID Connect. This protocol builds on OAuth Version 2.0, but the access tokens issued by an OpenID Connect Provider cannot be used out of the box to access protected resources. In this article, I explain how to configure this.
|09 May 2017
|Get started with the JavaScript language, Part
1: The basics
Want a foundational understanding of the JavaScript language? This tutorial series series gets you started by covering basic JavaScript concepts for beginners, and provides code examples to show how it's all done.
|08 May 2017
|Selected common SQL features for developers of portable DB2 applications
Are you writing SQL applications that need to be portable across platforms? Here's the information you need to make sure your applications are portable. The tables in this article summarize the common SQL application features and make it easy for you to develop applications using SQL that is portable across the DB2 family, including DB2 for z/OS, DB2 for i, and DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows.
|08 May 2017
|Choosing the best hardware for your next IoT project
This article provides a balanced overview of different types of hardware that are commonly adopted for IoT, including micro controllers (for example, Arduino), single board computers (for example, Raspberry Pi), and embedded devices. The article describes the high-level building blocks and key characteristics of hardware, including an overview of needed security features and firmware capabilities, in the context of IoT. The article also provides guidance for when, where and why a developer might choose one type of hardware over another for an IoT project, and examples of use across a range of industries.
|05 May 2017
|HTTP server push with WebSocket and SSE
WebSocket and SSE are two leading server push solutions for real-time streaming in web and mobile applications, but how do they compare? A Python web app highlights the strengths and limits of each protocol, then gets you over the hump of troubleshooting connection issues in the WebSocket frontend.
|05 May 2017
|The busy JavaScript developer's guide to ECMAScript 6, Part
3: Classes in JavaScript
Love it or hate it, JavaScript has long been a language without classes
|03 May 2017
|The busy JavaScript developer's guide to ECMAScript 6, Part
2: Functional enhancements
Some of the new features you'll find in ECMAScript 6 are associated with functional programming, including the arrow and generator functions. Get started with using these and other functional elements in your JavaScript programs.
|03 May 2017
|The busy JavaScript developer's guide to ECMAScript 6, Part
1: Variable declarations and more in the new JavaScript
With more libraries and packages adopting the new JavaScript standard, it's time that developers did too. Get started with an overview of what's new in ECMAScript 6, then find out how key features have been tweaked for stronger coding in the new JavaScript.
|03 May 2017
|The busy JavaScript developer's guide to ECMAScript 6, Part
4: New objects and types in the standard library
Get started with a handful of worthy additions to the standard library
|03 May 2017
|Build your chatbot with Watson Conversation
Learn how to integrate the Watson Conversation service with another Watson service, Natural Language Understanding, to expand the list of entities that can be extracted from users' speech.
|02 May 2017
|Manage transactions in the cloud, Part 2: Making do without distributed transactions
Part 2 of this series looks at the specific challenges of managing transactions in the cloud. The author examines ways of ensuring transactional qualities across multiple resource managers, even where distributed transactions are not available.
|02 May 2017
|IBM i ILE RPG cloud integration sample with IBM Bluemix
In this article, you can learn how to connect your ILE RPG programs from cloud applications such as Node-RED on IBM Bluemix by using the REST web service call functionality of the integrated web services server
|02 May 2017
|Using the Exception plug-in node in IBM Integration Bus
IBM Integration Bus doesn't have a built-in node for capturing exception details in a message flow. This article shows you how to use the Exception plug-in node for this purpose, and reduce the development effort needed to create an exception flow.
|01 May 2017
|Collect troubleshooting data for WebSphere Liberty for Java on
Get answers to the top questions about collecting troubleshooting data from Java EE applications on Liberty for Java on Bluemix.
|01 May 2017
|Expose APIs in a WebSphere Liberty collective
With enhancements in IBM
|30 Apr 2017
|Java 8 idioms: Functional alternatives to the traditional for loop
The for loop might be ubiquitous, but it isn't irreplaceable. Learn how range, iterate, and limit cut the fuss out of even complex iterations in Java.
|30 Apr 2017
|IBM Rational Team Concert to GitHub
This tutorial is for developers and managers who currently use IBM Rational Team Concert and are ready to migrate to GitHub. You'll learn our implementation experiences, tips and tricks.
|25 Apr 2017
|Top 5 things you need to know about IBM BPM on Cloud
Moving your business process management solutions to IBM
|25 Apr 2017
|The busy JavaScript developer's guide to LoopBack, Part
2: Models
In Part 2 of this series on the LoopBack framework, learn how to define and use models and data sources as you walk through the development of a basic web API.
|24 Apr 2017
|Use the Node.js event loop effectively
For new Node.js application developers, part of the learning curve is getting comfortable with how the single-threaded event loop works and how it can lead to unexpected results. You can practice using the event loop in the three interactive samples in this tutorial. In no time, you'll be writing fast, efficient code that handles asynchronous calls easily.
|20 Apr 2017
|5 insider tips to customize themes in the IBM API Connect Developer
Streamline theme customization in the IBM API Connect Developer Portal. Our API Connect experts share five tips they learned from their work with clients who needed help with themes.
|19 Apr 2017
|Manage transactions in the cloud, Part 1: Transaction basics and distributed transactions
In this first part of a two-part series, André Fachat discusses transaction basics and distributed transactions. Transactions can make error handling easy, not just with a single resource but also across resources. Here, André shows you how two-phase commit distributed transactions work and points out that even they are only "eventually consistent," if only by a small time interval. He also illustrates how a persistent transaction log in the transaction manager is a requirement for distributed transactions.
|17 Apr 2017
|Design and build secure IoT solutions, Part
1: Securing IoT devices and gateways
In this 3 part series of developing secure IoT solutions, the authors introduce IoT vulnerabilities and design challenges for secure IoT apps and then provide tested techniques for securing devices and gateways. For example, they discuss device authentication, including certificate-based authentication, device authorization, and application ID validation.
|17 Apr 2017
|Digital Business Start trial offering for IBM Power Enterprise Systems
using EnterpriseDB (EDB) Postgres Advanced Server
This article describes how to quickly and easily install and configure EnterpriseDB Postgres Advanced Server with Linux on Power architecture, namely RHEL 7.2 LE. Although it is targeted towards customers who have eligible dark core resources on IBM Power Enterprise Servers, the installation instructions are valid for most IBM Power servers.
|14 Apr 2017
|Protect your apps from cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks
One of the most common techniques for cross-site scripting attacks is injecting code into a web page. This code snippet shows you how to use escape sequences so that any injected code can't run.
|14 Apr 2017
|Do more with the IBM Blueworks Live REST API, Part
3: Write Java applications with the Blueworks Live REST API
In Part 3 of this series about the Representational State Transfer (REST) application programming interface (API) for IBM
|13 Apr 2017
|Preserving redundant VIOS configuration on production site with IBM Geographically
Dispersed Resiliency solution
IBM Geographically Dispersed Resiliency for Power Systems is an innovative disaster recovery (DR) solution to recover virtual machines (VMs). In enterprise customer environments, multipathing I/O with dual Virtual I/O Server (VIOS) configuration is widely employed for redundancy. This article suggests a procedure to perform disaster recovery to move the VMs that have dual VIOS setup on host at production or active site to a backup site with a single VIOS setup in the backup hosts. The article also explains the procedure to preserve the original dual VIOS configuration after the VMs move back to the previous site again.
|12 Apr 2017
|Create a security-based and machine-learning front end
In this article, you learn how to create a security front end that automatically learns the proper format for application inputs. With this information, the front end can identify abnormal input, which can then be blocked or cause an alert.
|12 Apr 2017
|Bring WebSphere Liberty and the cloud to your z/OS system
IBM z/OS users can now bring IBM WebSphere Liberty and the cloud to the enterprise with the IBM Cloud Provisioning and Management plug-in. This article explains this plug-in for the IBM z/OS Management Facility (z/OSMF) and the configuration options for Liberty. It also explains how to set up and use the plug-in to create your own cloud environment to provision Liberty on z/OS. By using this plug-in and the downloadable sample Liberty workflows, you can create a cloud environment to securely provision Liberty servers on demand.
|11 Apr 2017
|Explore the news and gather insights using Watson Discovery
Gather insights from big data by using the Watson Discovery service. Learn how to set up a Discovery instance on Bluemix and how you can run some common queries against the News collection.
|10 Apr 2017
|IBM Blockchain 101: Quick-start guide for developers
Join the blockchain revolution! This developerWorks quick-start guide is for application developers who are new to blockchain technology and want to quickly start building and interacting with blockchain networks. Simple instructions show you how to set up a blockchain network using the latest Hyperledger Fabric v1.0-alpha architecture, deploy chaincode (business rules for your network), and write client applications to streamline your business processes and digital interactions.
Also available in: Chinese Japanese Portuguese
|08 Apr 2017
|Implementing server-side caching of storage data in an IBM PowerHA cluster
This article explains the implementation of server-side caching of storage data in an IBM PowerHA cluster environment. This can help in reducing average latency of the workloads and achieving better write throughput by offloading requests from a storage area network (SAN). This helps in effectively serving many clients and hosts.
|07 Apr 2017
|IBM Connections 6.0 Reviewer's Guide
With this latest 6.0 release, we continue to build on the strong capabilities of IBM Connections by adding new and relevant features helping our customers to more effectively run their social enterprise environments. With IBM Connections 6 we added new functionality across the board from Communities, to Files, Search, Onboarding as well as the brand-new IBM Connections Homepage – Orient Me.
|06 Apr 2017
|Please ignore this article 04052017. It was created for testing purposes only.
For a modest investment, our new developerWorks Premium membership program can yield huge benefits for you in terms of time and (yes) money
|05 Apr 2017
|Best practices and basic evaluation benchmarks: IBM Power System S822LC for high-performance computing (HPC)
This article is a quick reference guide for IBM Power System S822LC for high-performance computing (HPC) system users to set processor and GPU configuration to achieve best performance for GPU accelerated applications. Before running an application, users need to make sure that the system is performing to the best in terms of processor frequency and memory bandwidth, GPU compute capacity, and memory bandwidth.
|05 Apr 2017
|Digital Business Start trial offer for IBM Power Enterprise Systems with
Hortonworks Data Platform
The Digital Business Start for Hortonworks Data Platform (HDP) trial offer is for customers who have IBM® Power Enterprise Servers in their environment and want to enable inactive cores and memory to deploy HDP on RHEL 7.2 LE. This guide walks you through the setup steps.
|04 Apr 2017
|Chaincode for Go developers, Part
2: Unit-testing your Blockchain chaincode in Go for Hyperledger Fabric v0.6
In this tutorial, learn the concepts of test-driven development and see how to apply this approach to writing chaincode in Golang for Hyperledger Fabric v0.6. See how you can easily unit-test your chaincode without the cumbersome step of first deploying the chaincode in a blockchain network. Abundant sample code demonstrates a home loan and purchase contract process on a blockchain network.
|03 Apr 2017
|Top Internet of Things articles and tutorials (April 2017)
Five of our most popular articles on Internet of Things are highlighted in this article for your convenience.
Also available in: Japanese
|03 Apr 2017
|Simplify file transfer from the enterprise to the cloud with IBM MQ
When you move multiple file transfer applications to a cloud platform, you must adopt the predefined standard software stack that is provided by the cloud vendor. This article highlights a single solution for three of the most commonly encountered migration scenarios by using the managed file transfer capability in IBM
|01 Apr 2017
|Manage workloads and resources across multiple clouds with IBM Cloud
Automation Manager
This article introduces an approach to cloud management by using IBM Cloud Automation Manager. With this hybrid cloud management platform, you can manage workloads and their resources on multiple clouds, including private and public clouds. Learn more about this Bluemix service, watch the video demo, and give a try.
|01 Apr 2017
|Blockchain chaincode for Java developers
Blockchain is changing the way business transactions are done on the Internet. In this tutorial, you'll install a blockchain network and run a chaincode smart contract written in the Java language.
|30 Mar 2017
|Java 8 idioms: Function composition and the Collection Pipeline pattern
Endless looping isn't the only way to iterate collections in your code. Function Composition and Collection Pipeline are two patterns that let you use expressions, rather than statements, to sort collections in Java.
|30 Mar 2017
|Cross-domain single sign-on using SAML 2.0 with WebSphere
Liberty, Part 3: Integrate Microsoft Windows authentication by using SPNEGO
This 3-part series, "Cross-domain single sign-on using SAML 2.0 with WebSphere Liberty," introduces an end-to-end single sign-on (SSO) solution that uses IBM Bluemix in a hybrid cloud environment. Part 3 describes how to integrate the service provider-initiated SSO with the Microsoft Active Directory authentication in a Microsoft domain network. It shows you how to configure the Microsoft Active Directory and the WebSphere Liberty profile to implement the SPNEGO web authentication.
|27 Mar 2017
|Develop an Angular Ionic mobile app using Bluemix Push services
This tutorial takes you through the minimum steps needed to properly use the bms-push plugin in an Ionic AngularJS mobile app.
Also available in: Japanese
|24 Mar 2017
|Track, monitor, and optimize middleware servers with IBM Cloud Product
This article features a video demo that gives you a first-hand look at how IBM Cloud Product Insights can help you track, monitor, and optimize your middleware servers. It also points you to key resources to help you get started.
|23 Mar 2017
|Build a cognitive IoT app in just 7 steps
Bulid a cognitive IoT solution, following an edge computing architecture. Push your analytics out to the gateway, and use advanced machine learning to detect anomalies.
|22 Mar 2017
|Build a searchable CV database with IBM Bluemix and
PHP, Part 2: Enhance your CV search app with scalable storage and keyword search
This tutorial shows you how to create a powerful browser-based application to store and index job-seeker CVs as a PDF file for more efficient delivery of enterprise recruiting and HR functions. It uses the Slim PHP micro-framework, together with document storage and data indexing services from IBM Bluemix. Here in Part 2, you'll continue building out the application by adding the ability to store uploaded CVs in the Object Storage Bluemix service.
|21 Mar 2017
|Top 6 reasons to use the IBM Blockchain service for distributed business
With the IBM Blockchain service beta on Hyperledger Fabric version 1.0, you can easily set up an enterprise-grade blockchain network optimized for security, performance, resiliency, monitoring, upgradeability, and support. The service provides dynamic management of network components, including governance tooling with multiple levels of isolation to protect your data in a highly secured blockchain network.
|20 Mar 2017
|Top 6 technical advantages of Hyperledger Fabric v1.0 for blockchain
With its potential to radically transform industry operating models, blockchain is one of the most exciting new technologies on the planet. When selecting a blockchain platform for your industry solutions, what are the most important attributes to consider? This top-6 list counts them down.
|20 Mar 2017
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Blockchain is a tremendously promising technology for transforming supply chain management to make it more efficient and less costly. This article describes the journey of an IBM team tasked with improving the end-to-end management of enterprise assets. We describe our starting point, the key architecture questions we had to answer, and our ultimate blockchain-based solution for our business. We share our lessons learned and thoughts on how to scale the system for future growth. Finally, we detail the IBM offerings we used and that are available to you for building your state-of-the-art blockchain solution.
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As I lay in my bed I listen to the Cook, Heta I think her name was, and I shake my head, women are so predictable. They take your words in the completely wrong way and when you tell them your not interested...they flip. I know that I'm hard to get over but she could at least be professional, though at least now I don't have to worry about my food being poisoned, with Cook's anger problem you never know. I sigh heavily and I begin to debate whether or not to go for a walk, it's comfortably cool inside here but outside...it's a nightmare. I decide that after so long travelling it might be a good idea to have a walk and a look around before I start to develop a fear of land.
As I stand I check myself over, shirt is clean, no body odour, fringe is in place, hair is clean...waistcoat is strait, ponytail is tied....perfect. I walk out onto the deck and swallow hard, this is going to be interesting, I walk out, seeing Bungda the second cook leaving, shortly followed by our captain who is following a fifteen year old maiden...I shake my head and smile, he's in way over his head.
Walking in public is not as painful as I'd once thought, with so many people, I go unnoticed, just another traveler. I smile to myself. Glorious.
"Would you like to buy an amulet sir?"
I turn to see an aged woman, holding a silver 'amulet' with a deep blue stone that I hadn't seen before "My dear lady, why would I purchase such a thing?" I'm superstitious, not a sucker.
"Because it is said to bring luck away from land, a young traveler like yourself shouldn't take any chances" This woman wont give up. Might as well shut her up now before I have to waste an hour as she gives some kind of speech.
"How much is it?"
"For a young man who needs all the luck he can get, I should say two credits"
I sigh and give the woman two credits, taking the amulet and placing it around my neck.
"Have a nice day"
"And you." Yep, while I may be a jerk I'm a polite jerk, chivalrous too...when I want to be. I tap my thigh, feeling the holder of my gun, my trusted weapon and the only thing that comforts me. Sad, to others it might be but I cant trust anything that isn't inanimate. I made that mistake too many times.
"You will not insult Captain Jericho anymore"
I turn and see Nuk, our ship's doctor, his sword is drawn and his expression is a mixture of fury and blind rage as he stalks off. Sigh, they must have insulted his best friend, the captain of the ship. Better go calm him down before he snaps, hos temper is more controllable than Heta, the old cook's but not by much, and Nuk was scary when he was angry, for a doctor, he has the incredible ability to hurt a multitude of people with his sword and or fist! Though I don't trust him I do respect him and he is only a year older than me.
"Hey! Nuk!"
Nuk turns to see me and I can see he is trying to control his anger "What is it Rubian?"
"I saw part of that back there and you shouldn't feel bad, they dont know our captain but they believe those stupid rumours" I sigh and roll my eyes, hoping I hit the right mark.
"Thats what irritates me! They believe rumours! Captain Jericho would never be a slaver and he isn't a pirate!"
So thats what they said, no wonder he's mad. "Look Nuk, all that matters is that we know he's a great captain and a decent guy, the people who know the truth are the people that know him and thats all that matters" What? I'm caring too.
"I know I'm just....!" I see him reach for his sword again and I grab his arm
"Nuk, take it easy or you'll only make the rumours worse"
He relaxes and so do I , it's hard to melow out Nuk.
"Good, now just in case you hear anyone say stuff about the captain I'll stick by you so you dont get in trouble" I shake my head in a joking way and smile
"Thanks Rubian"
I know he must be shocked, alot of people think I'm just an arrogant flirt, but thats only one layer baby.


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Hakine's eyes widened with horror. His brother was slowly approaching the group of violent youth's, his gun switching from target to target. Hakine didn't know what scared him more. The chance his brother might get gang beaten if he let his guard down or the unfortunate kid that would try to attack him. Shaka wasn't a respected gang leader because he was family. It was also because he could be a cold-hearted killer. Hakine had never seen his brother shoot anyone and he was hoping today wouldn't be that day.
"Hey back up homie!" one of the Hispanic kids yelled. He held up his knife in one hand and pointed to the gang of white kids with the other. "These white boys think they all that, screwing around with us. We just going to give 'em some Latino payback."
Hakine saw his brother stare at the boy then at the opposing gang. A boy about Hakine's age stepped foreword. His head was shaven minus the brown mohawk on his head. "Get lost boy. This is our war, not yours."
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"What the hell are you doing?" Shaka hissed. Hakine stared at him with pleading eyes.
"Don't do it bro, just stay out of this. This ain't your fight."
Shaka stared at Hakine solemnly. He lowered his handgun and turned back to the two gangs. "Sometimes Hakine," he said gazing at the gangs and their leaders. The right thing to do isn't always the best thing. Sometimes the problems of others if left unchecked will one day become problems of ours."
"Violence only leads to more violence Shaka," Hakine said. "If you shoot them now then they'll seek to avenge their fallen." Shaka closed his eyes and exhaled, taking in his younger brother's contradiction. He opened his eyes and fired three shots into the air, the thunderous crack of the gun causing everyone but Shaka to their hands and feet.
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Three of the white boys shook their heads and walked away, leaving their gang leader alone, standing defiantly in front of Hakine and his brother. He spat on the ground and shook his head. "You're a coward." He spat again and walked away, hands in his pocket.
Hakine let out a sigh of relief before looking back at his brother. Shaka's gaze remained locked on the boy, his hold on the gun still tight as if he was waiting for the boy to pull out a gun of his own. Hakine put his hand on the gun. "It's over bro." He lowered the gun until it pointed at the floor, his brother complying with him silently.
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1Cut elastic thread into 22 cm (220 mm) strips. You will need five strips for each corsage.
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4Tie another knot at the end.
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7Repeat the steps. Continue threading and adding clasp rings to make five different beaded bracelets.
8Hook all five bracelets on to a large silver jump ring. Use the pliers to close them off.
9Secure the silk flower. Use a glue gun to put a large amount of glue on to the back on your silk flower before placing it on the centre point of your bracelet.
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