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We should setup another more ET project focused meeting in 2 weeks to go over the project charter and fill in some color.
I am setting up a project web site for the ET cloud experiment.- more details to follow …. Project charter, project decisions, documenting the infrastructure, organizing the python libraries (numerous) – identifying risks, issues, obstacles. – approval processes etc – data wrangling and storing in object storage, permissions, firewalling security … …
I am using terraform infrastructure as code to stand this webserver up in minutes (AWS). – details available here https://github.com/tonybutzer/et – tfinfra – et-project-webserver
I will be using markdown to create a project website, starting with a project charter to define the who and the how. And clarify for me the what and the when.
I believe that we will be doing the development/research phase outside the pangeo.chs.usgs.gov arena and may eventually do something joint with the Aussies – they really have the best open source approaches and more experience than the USGS in xarrays meet the AWS cloud – - This is a ways down the road and I will work on getting people used to that collaboration idea starting with the USGS/GA Steering Group of big wigs – Pete Doucette is chairing a session in April on Cloud Computing Meets Collection-2 - I will be giving a 90 minute talk in that session – ET will be one of the exciting highlights I believe.
Once we have a proof of concept and a lightweight concept of operations – we can define the options for scaling and production creation of ET products as well as creative ways to use the browser to present these to Science co-conspirators in the ET realm. – This may use AWS batch like our cloud based LPGS system uses or Kubernetes with auto scaling like the Aussies use.
I’ll update you as we move forward.
We will need to brief Kristi Kline, Steve Labahn and Pete Doucette – once we have a comprehensive research story.
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$3.45 per month. – https://calculator.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html
Kickoff Email¶
Thanks for your time today. I am excited to help look at using AWS and open source code to model Evaporation and Transpiration (ET).
We will start to look at the data sets needed and cloud bucket loading strategies – we have lots of experience here and S3 is makes this fairly simple. I have some machine access on the internal networks at EROS and Renee and I can look at sanctioned methods of transferring and organizing this data into indexed buckets. – Indexing in some cases may be as simple as directory tree/object tree traversal. And we have STAC and postgres models as well.
I prefer the simple approaches where plausible.
I like Mac’s idea of getting the data staged and having simple notebooks that display the scope and visualize each data subcomponent/bucket for ET – composite modelling.
Below is the link from Renee-The-Awesome to register for pangeo sponsored by the usgs inside the CHS enclave.
I will document this choice of Pangeo and we will evaluate the ramifications as we go along. – Once Collection-2 is PUBLICLY released we can likely work in other sandboxes on any Landsat centric science application. We will likely use the Collection-1/Level-2/Albers/WRS-2/Scene Data Lake as a proxy for Collection-2 in the short term to try to keep schedule slippage risk to a minimum.
I plan to add Nathan’s cool new dask-enhanced notebook on creating a long term time series xarray from a Landsat Data Lake to my eclectic cache of notebook examples in github.
We will evaluate different methods for searching metadata catalogs and creating xarray abstractions. Open Data Cube can resample pixels and reproject pixels if necessary to merge disparate data into synergized abstractions.
I will start to contemplate ways to engage non-usgs folks in the collaboration – even if we have to replicate small samples of the data in other buckets until the world has a robust set of directly, publicly accessible, data and aux data.
Gabriel Parrish: - Here is a great resource to enhance your already rich Markdown skills for documenting notebooks. https://jonschlinkert.github.io/remarkable/demo/
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The cases which were closed down on November 25 were conditional and can be reopened if they gather more additional information about the case or the courts order another enquiry into them.
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Sadharani aims to use technology to document and present Indian Classical music in a transparent and approachable manner.
Indian Classical music is known by its performances and musical works, but there is much more to it. It is an ecosystem of people including students, artists, instrument makers, concert organizers, content producers and patrons. Many of its principles are age old, and yet it is an evolving and contemporary system of music. Despite being traditional in character, Indian Classical music has accepted and used technological advances to solve musical problems and improve musical capability.
We would like to make Indian Classical music accessible to a wide audience. We believe that ultimately music is a human connection between the artist and listeners. We would like to make listeners feel at ease and relish the music, by creating high fidelity recordings which capture its full richness and dynamics. For inquisitive members of our audience, we would like to create material, demonstrations and tools that shed light on the ecosystem, principles and traditions of Indian Classical music. We believe in making the best use of technology for all these goals.
S Balachander is the custodian of music at Sadharani. He believes that each one of us is born with an innate ability to respond to and appreciate music. As a student first and then as a performer, he has been on an interesting musical journey. Starting with his varied training in different styles of Indian classical music and through the process of inventing and performing on his instrument Chandraveena, he has continued to deeply study and understand the system of Indian Classical music. He hopes to share his perspective and insights to help to make Indian Classical music more approachable to people.
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by The Associated Press, StaffNEW YORK -- Next year's Met Gala may be the closest we'll ever come to getting a Miranda Priestly moment at the starry event.
Meryl Streep has been named as a co-chair of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute. The Oscar-winner played Priestly, a thinly veiled fictional version of Vogue editor Anna Wintour, in the movie "The Devil Wears Prada."
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Kendall Jenner's Halloween Party Had Kylie, Gigi and Bella Hadid, Hailey Baldwin, Emrata, and More in Great Costumes
by Alyssa BaileyKendall Jenner had her first birthday celebration last night, putting on a major Halloween costume party for her friends. The model will turn 24 on November 3 and teased that she was "keeping the halloween birthday party alive for mom," before the party on her Instagram.
Kendall shared several Instagrams of her A-list guests partying with her and revealed their costumes. Kacey Musgraves, Gigi and Bella Hadid, Hailey Baldwin, Emily Ratajkowski, and Kylie Jenner were among the company. Emily Ratajkowski also attended, along with Caitlyn Jenner, who dressed up as a vampire.
What was Kendall for this party? She had very fancy gold fairy vibes going on:
Her sister Kylie also had an elf fairy vibe with her blonde hair and purple outfit:
Gigi Hadid did her best take on Jim Carrey's The Mask character, and it was a very good take:
Bella Hadid was Catwoman:
Hailey Baldwin was a real throwback: Lola Bunny from Space Jam:
Kourtney Kardashian was a cow girl while Kacey Musgraves was a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader:
Emily Ratajkowski and her husband Sebastian Bear-Mcclard channeled characters from The Sopranos. Emrata was Carmela:
Jaden Smith was also there as Tyler the Creator, and fans are convinced Blackpink's Jennie was hanging right alongside him, channeling Alice from Alice in Wonderland:
Kendall's party had all the Kardashian-Jenner birthday party staples, including a personalized photo booth for Kenny's 24th.
There was also cake and servers dressed up like Kendall in her Versace Met Gala 2019 dress. Because if there's any occasion it's appropriate to ask the world to dress like you, it's your birthday.


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Hello,
I was doing some experiments with Flume lately and stumbled upon a problem I cannot solve.
I was doing some performance tests, having three collectors (each having a heap size of 2500
MB) and four agents. Each agent reads a data file (1.1 GB, ~30kB per line) using a tail source
(starting from the beginning), makes batches of 500 events and sends these to all three collectors
using a fanout sink. This should lead to a lot of incoming traffic for the collectors. The
corresponing configuration is:
senderA: tail("data.log", delim="\n", delimMode="exclude") | batch(500, 180000) [ agentDFOSink("receiver",
35853), agentDFOSink("receiver2", 35853), agentDFOSink("receiver3", 35853) ];
senderB: tail("data.log", delim="\n", delimMode="exclude") | batch(500, 180000) [ agentDFOSink("receiver",
35853), agentDFOSink("receiver2", 35853), agentDFOSink("receiver3", 35853) ];
senderC: tail("data.log", delim="\n", delimMode="exclude") | batch(500, 180000) [ agentDFOSink("receiver",
35853), agentDFOSink("receiver2", 35853), agentDFOSink("receiver3", 35853) ];
senderD: tail("data.log", delim="\n", delimMode="exclude") | batch(500, 180000) [ agentDFOSink("receiver",
35853), agentDFOSink("receiver2", 35853), agentDFOSink("receiver3", 35853) ];
receiver: collectorSource(35853) | unbatch collectorSink("hdfs://namenode:9000/flume.log/%Y%m%d%H00",
"receiver-",10000);
receiver2: collectorSource(35853) | unbatch collectorSink("hdfs://namenode:9000/flume.log/%Y%m%d%H00",
"receiver2-",10000);
receiver3: collectorSource(35853) | unbatch collectorSink("hdfs://namenode:9000/flume.log/%Y%m%d%H00",
"receiver3-",10000);
With this setup I run into java.lang.InterruptedExceptions in the collector side RollSink,
leading to the following stack trace:
2011-12-20 09:45:29,145 [Roll-TriggerThread-0] ERROR rolling.RollSink: RollSink interrupted
java.lang.InterruptedException
at java.util.concurrent.locks.AbstractQueuedSynchronizer.doAcquireNanos(AbstractQueuedSynchronizer.java:918)
at java.util.concurrent.locks.AbstractQueuedSynchronizer.tryAcquireNanos(AbstractQueuedSynchronizer.java:1224)
at java.util.concurrent.locks.ReentrantReadWriteLock$WriteLock.tryLock(ReentrantReadWriteLock.java:976)
at com.cloudera.flume.handlers.rolling.RollSink.rotate(RollSink.java:283)
at com.cloudera.flume.handlers.rolling.RollSink$TriggerThread.run(RollSink.java:149)
This seems to coincide with this second error on the same collector node:
2011-12-20 09:45:30,193 [logicalNode receiver3-19] INFO debug.InsistentAppendDec
orator: Failed due to unexpected runtime exception during append attempt
java.lang.RuntimeException: Blocked append interrupted by rotation event
at com.cloudera.flume.handlers.rolling.RollSink.append(RollSink.java:215)
at com.cloudera.flume.core.EventSinkDecorator.append(EventSinkDecorator.java:60)
at com.cloudera.flume.core.MaskDecorator.append(MaskDecorator.java:43)
at com.cloudera.flume.core.EventSinkDecorator.append(EventSinkDecorator.java:60)
at com.cloudera.flume.handlers.debug.InsistentOpenDecorator.append(InsistentOpenDecorator.java:169)
at com.cloudera.flume.core.EventSinkDecorator.append(EventSinkDecorator.java:60)
at com.cloudera.flume.handlers.debug.StubbornAppendSink.append(StubbornAppendSink.java:71)
at com.cloudera.flume.core.EventSinkDecorator.append(EventSinkDecorator.java:60)
at com.cloudera.flume.handlers.debug.InsistentAppendDecorator.append(InsistentAppendDecorator.java:110)
at com.cloudera.flume.core.EventSinkDecorator.append(EventSinkDecorator.java:60)
at com.cloudera.flume.handlers.endtoend.AckChecksumChecker.append(AckChecksumChecker.java:113)
at com.cloudera.flume.core.EventSinkDecorator.append(EventSinkDecorator.java:60)
at com.cloudera.flume.handlers.batch.UnbatchingDecorator.append(UnbatchingDecorator.java:62)
at com.cloudera.flume.core.EventSinkDecorator.append(EventSinkDecorator.java:60)
at com.cloudera.flume.handlers.batch.GunzipDecorator.append(GunzipDecorator.java:81)
at com.cloudera.flume.collector.CollectorSink.append(CollectorSink.java:222)
at com.cloudera.flume.core.EventSinkDecorator.append(EventSinkDecorator.java:60)
at com.cloudera.flume.handlers.batch.UnbatchingDecorator.append(UnbatchingDecorator.java:74)
at com.cloudera.flume.core.connector.DirectDriver$PumperThread.run(DirectDriver.java:110)
I applied the patch mentioned in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/Flume-798 and played
around with the values for timeOut a bit, however this did not solve the problem. In some
cases I observed that before the first error occuring, a java.lang.OutOfMemoryError happens:
Exception in thread "pool-1-thread-3" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
at org.apache.thrift.protocol.TBinaryProtocol.readBinary(TBinaryProtocol.java:371)
at com.cloudera.flume.handlers.thrift.ThriftFlumeEvent.read(ThriftFlumeEvent.java:738)
at com.cloudera.flume.handlers.thrift.ThriftFlumeEventServer$append_args.read(ThriftFlumeEventServer.java:531)
at com.cloudera.flume.handlers.thrift.ThriftFlumeEventServer$Processor$append.process(ThriftFlumeEventServer.java:249)
at com.cloudera.flume.handlers.thrift.ThriftFlumeEventServer$Processor.process(ThriftFlumeEventServer.java:240)
at org.apache.thrift.server.TSaneThreadPoolServer$WorkerProcess.run(TSaneThreadPoolServer.java:280)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.runTask(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:886)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:908)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:662)
However, the java.lang.RuntimeException in RollSink is sometimes thrown without the java.lang.InterruptedException
or java.lang.OutOfMemoryError being thrown. The whole problem happening seems to be more likely
with increasing number of agents. Furthermore, the problem is not deterministic, meaning that
for some runs it occurs in the very begining, for some runs very late and for some runs it
does not happen at all. Any idea where the problem comes from? Is it for the JVM running low
on memory or because of a thread timing problem? And any idea how to solve it? I'm thankful
for any hints on that problem.
Best regards,
Dawid Rasinski
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I had received these mushrooms from a friend of mine hoping I'd have the kind of amazing trip I had always heard people talk about where genius thoughts surface and incredible, detailed hallucinations occurred. My parents were gone for the night and into the next day so it was a now-or-never kind of deal. I figured that I probably wouldn't need a sitter because I thought I would have at least a little control over the things that were happening. I prepared myself, made some tea to clear up my sinuses and relax my senses, I listened to some pleasant, calm music and sat in darkness to the point where I had that clear-headed, ready for action kind of feeling.
I admit, I was nervous holding the mushrooms in my hand seconds away from popping them in my mouth. I just figured what ever happens, happens. But I was determined to have a good trip. So I chewed them up one at a time and washed them down with some orange juice (I heard it was popular among the shroomers).
It took longer than I expected for the shrooms to take effect; about two hours after I had taken them I started to realize that for the past hour or so, things were so much different. I would lean up against walls or windows and have the feeling that I was just melting into them. I was talking on the phone with my friend D and I was holding the phone in a way that my thumb was touching the side of my face and as I was talking to her my thumb just started going into my cheek as if I were a failure of a clay sculpture that it's maker had decided to ball up and start over with. So I plucked my thumb out of my face and ran to a mirror to make sure there wasn't a thumb-size hole in the side of my face, and when I saw that there wasn't I just laughed about it.
Every object in my house seemed to have life in it. I felt pity for a drooping flower. I started petting this rug because it's colors and designs seemed so playful and puppy-like... Not too long after that same rug started slithering around my house, acting a bit like a slug. It amazed me.
It was a beautiful day, it had been raining for the past few days and the grass was green and wet and the clouds were dark. It started raining and it was just so breath-taking because I saw each sparkling drop of rain as it fell from the sky to the earth. The grass started turning greener and the trees seemed have a purple hue in their brown bark, everything was just so beautiful.
I started viewing my own life from a different perspective, everything was great and I had this feeling of euphoria; nothing could bother me. I had it in my head that no matter how many bad times a person can have in their life it can still be so beautiful and suddenly I wasn't afraid of anything! It just felt so great. Later I discovered that the only reason I wasn't afraid of anything was because there was nothing in the area that moment to be afraid of.
I had been sitting outside for a while, just smoking some pot, still tripping on the mushrooms, living life as it came and just feeling great! Then, through the trees, I saw what looked like a police car come down the street that turns onto the street my house is on (and it's the only house on the street). I started to get tense, fearing that [what looked like] the police car would turn onto my street, and to my horror it did.
Suddenly I was thrown into an intense and uncontrollable panic and I hurried to the back of my house to get out of site because I thought they were there looking for me like I was some escaped convict. Everything that had once been so beautiful and pleasant seemed so grim and hostile. The trees around my house were so towering and terrifying and the rain clouds seemed to look more like storm clouds and the wet dirt was like sticky mud.
I heard the car's wheels running over the gravel road each rock impacting another making a crunching sound that I could hear so clearly. The car when past my house, it's sound to the other side of my ear and I couldn't find it. It was like it was invisible, driving around me in circles trying to confuse my before it pounced on me like a cougar.
I ran into my house and tried to calm down but I was still spinning and I felt so small. Every object seemed to zoom away from me, and the hallways seemed to stretch millions of miles and the living room floor was just a barren badland. Each movement I made felt so mechanical like there was no feeling in me at all. Pretty soon I started to lose all my senses one after another...
I went blind and deaf and it was just me and the infinite lengths of terrible thoughts, each on-coming thought worse than the previous. I fell into this intense depression; I just had the feeling that everything was so pointless and I lost my love for everything that I had once loved.
 Everything had lost it's meaning, they were all just another thing to see, nothing special about them at all.
So I went and did some laundry and took a shower, still feeling like a machine; no sense of duty, I was just doing things, not thinking I'd actually get anything accomplished. I was in a dreamworld... Actually it was more like a nightmare.  I started feeling extremely suicidal thinking of the metaphor of the skipping record and wanting to take the needle off, for that was the only way this living hell would end. I just wanted to die.
My system started to shut down, my mechanical movements ceased and I just went numb right there in the shower. Everything had just stopped suddenly and I thought I was dying, but there was still the feeling of uselessness. By dying I had gotten nothing more accomplished, I just performed another pointless action.
I stood there in the shower for a very long time, I'm not sure exactly how long, but it had been two hours since I ran inside from the cop car. I had finally snapped out of it, my brain started working again and my mind was flooded with so many thoughts. But when I stepped out of the shower, I wasn't normal. I wasn't depressed, but I felt like I had just been reborn in [still the same, but] a totally different world... I still felt that there was no meaning in whatever I did. I just stood in the shower longer searching my mind for something I could hold onto, because I thought I had driven myself to insanity.
And suddenly something clicked, I had found meaning again, because I actually was searching for something, I did have a goal and I could get something accomplished.
I stepped out of the shower feeling fresh.
Since then, I have a new-found appreciation for art and natural beauty. I guess one could say that I discovered a new way to love, but certainly not enlightenment. But all in all, it was worth it.
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Hashie
Hashie is a growing collection of tools that extend Hashes and make them more useful.
Installation
Hashie is available as a RubyGem:
gem install hashie
Mash
Mash is an extended Hash that gives simple pseudo-object functionality that can be built from hashes and easily extended. It is designed to be used in RESTful API libraries to provide easy object-like access to JSON and XML parsed hashes.
Example:
mash = Hashie::Mash.new mash.name? # => false mash.name # => nil mash.name = "My Mash" mash.name # => "My Mash" mash.name? # => true mash.inspect # => <Hashie::Mash name="My Mash"> mash = Mash.new # use bang methods for multi-level assignment mash.author!.name = "Michael Bleigh" mash.author # => <Hashie::Mash name="Michael Bleigh">
Note: The ? method will return false if a key has been set to false or nil. In order to check if a key has been set at all, use the mash.key?('some_key') method instead.
Dash
Dash is an extended Hash that has a discrete set of defined properties and only those properties may be set on the hash. Additionally, you can set defaults for each property. You can also flag a property as required. Required properties will raise an execption if unset.
Example:
class Person < Hashie::Dash property :name, :required => true property :email property :occupation, :default => 'Rubyist' end p = Person.new # => ArgumentError: The property 'name' is required for this Dash. p = Person.new(:name => "Bob") p.name # => 'Bob' p.name = nil # => ArgumentError: The property 'name' is required for this Dash. p.email =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>p.occupation # => 'Rubyist' p.email # =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>p[:awesome] # => NoMethodError p[:occupation] # => 'Rubyist'
Trash
A Trash is a Dash that allows you to translate keys on initialization. It is used like so:
class Person < Hashie::Trash property :first_name, :from => :firstName end
This will automatically translate the firstName key to first_name when it is initialized using a hash such as through:
Person.new(:firstName => 'Bob')
Clash
Clash is a Chainable Lazy Hash that allows you to easily construct complex hashes using method notation chaining. This will allow you to use a more action-oriented approach to building options hashes.
Essentially, a Clash is a generalized way to provide much of the same kind of “chainability” that libraries like Arel or Rails 2.x’s named_scopes provide.
Example
c = Hashie::Clash.new c.where(:abc => 'def').order(:created_at) c # => {:where => {:abc => 'def}, :order => :created_at} # You can also use bang notation to chain into sub-hashes, # jumping back up the chain with _end! c = Hashie::Clash.new c.where!.abc('def').ghi(123)._end!.order(:created_at) c # => {:where => {:abc => 'def', :ghi => 123}, :order => :created_at} # Multiple hashes are merged automatically c = Hashie::Clash.new c.where(:abc => 'def').where(:hgi => 123) c # => {:where => {:abc => 'def', :hgi => 123}}
Note on Patches/Pull Requests
- Fork the project.
- Make your feature addition or bug fix.
- Add tests for it. This is important so I don’t break it in a future version unintentionally.
- Commit, do not mess with rakefile, version, or history. (if you want to have your own version, that is fine but bump version in a commit by itself I can ignore when I pull)
- Send me a pull request. Bonus points for topic branches.
Authors
- Michael Bleigh
Copyright
Copyright © 2009 Intridea, Inc (intridea.com/). See LICENSE for details.


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A founder of JBAC, Scott is perhaps the member most emblematic of the group's ideals. With his Heartland sensibilities and a penchant for getting after it, this accountant, statistician, philosopher and sportsman brings the ruckus to the roads and to the dance floor. His favorite Bruce album is Nebraska.
Robert Cosby
Big Bob Cosby's Eastern Washington roots have ingrained in him an unparalleled toughness and ability to crush. Never one to back away from a challenge, Cos is pursuing a doctorate in clinical psychology, and is an on-line acquaintance of Drew Bledsoe's. In true Spokanite form, Rob is as handy on a skateboard as he is with a tool belt.
Dusty Lieb
Maryland-born, UPenn-learned, Virginia-hardened, Portland-perfected. Dusty is in the midst of a running Renaissance in the PNW following nearly a decade of the high finance lifestyle in Richmond, VA. He brings a unique perspective, a heck of an aerobic capacity, a beautiful young family and a standoffish Vizsla to the JBAC.
Brooks Broom
Brooks possesses the coolest name imaginable, once smoked three cigarettes backwards at the same time, and is employed by Amazon where he splits his time between the Finance and Drone Warfare departments. A true friendship stalwart and fitness enthusiast, Brooks is trouble on the trail, as well as on the speed dating circuit.
Nico Composto
The JBAC's sole representative in the Midwest, Nico is now chasing his dream of becoming a collegiate track coach in beautiful Peoria, IL. Occasionally Gump-like, he once completed a casual 50-miler in a time that would have placed 2nd at the USATF championships for that distance, simply because "[he] felt like running."
Jake Sienko
Jake is generally considered to be the JBAC member "most easily mistaken for Elijah Wood." He recently qualified for the Olympic Trials with a 1:04:35 debut half-marathon - which is probably worth noting. Hailing from Rhode Island, Jake calls drinking fountains "bubblers."
Joel Turkheimer
Having attended both high school and college in PDX, Turk is the educational poster child for greater Portland.
Russell Drummond
Russell is the most objectively interesting member of the squad, and is truly a Jacuzzi Man amongst Jacuzzi Boys. A burly engineer hailing from Eugene, OR, Russell attended a prestigious university in Coors Light, CO, has been lauded for his sailing skills, and is known to demonstrate slick miler's speed on the ol' Tartan oval, from time-to-time.
Cody Barton
Barton is the squad's wildcard. A native of Vancouver, WA, and an alumnus of a Cheney-based institution of higher learning, Cody also moonlights as the voice of University of Portland's women's soccer, a role in which he curses way too frequently to be appropriate. He lives in the woods and teaches high school. Nice.
Ben Paynter
Like Cosby, Ben is a clinical psychologist in training. Unlike Cosby, Ben is from Wisconsin, and specializes in ultra-marathons. He's an absolute whiz at Buck Hunter, a popular hunting-simulating video game, and when not wowing crowds at bars with this prowess, you can find him "sweating it out" at one of Portland's countless saunas.
Alex Dickinson
This freelance copywriter hails from the mean streets of Seattle, WA, and is the most accomplished cyclist of the bunch. But he's no slouch on two feet either, despite only "dabbling" in running. Alex is the resident wordsmith of the JBAC, and has yet to meet his match when it comes to eloquence or coffee consumption.
Paul Snyder
Paul heads the JBAC's East Coast Syndicate. Presently presiding in Brooklyn, he can be found self-consciously nodding his head, botching interactions with new people, "riffing" with pals, or simply hanging out.
Karim Shakalia
Karim Shakalia's Oregon roots run deep. Hailing from Troutdale, this die-hard Blazers fan competed collegiately for Warner Pacific, where he now serves as the assistant distant coach. When not arguing on behalf of Arvydas Sabonis's legacy as an all-time great NBA center, you can catch Karim on the trail, or doin' a little accounting on the side - just for kicks.
Stephen Young
A New Jersey-native turned freelance web designer, Steve studied two degrees worth of marketing material at Philadelphia's St. Joseph's University, before calling an audible and learning to code with help from Portland Code School. Best known for his warm smile and killer range, rumors abound that Steve has shaken the hand of every competitor he has ever bested - of which there are plenty. He designed this website.
Matt Palmer
A Nike shoe designer, Matt was reared in Kansas and is the direct descendant of a sub-4-minute miler. Despite growing up on a horse farm, Matt cannot speak horse. After hanging up the spikes before high school, he found himself drawn back to the sport while completing his thesis at K-State. He ratcheted up his training efforts even further upon moving to Portland, so watch for this Jacuzzi Boy to drop some hot times in near future.
Ryan Waite
Boasting a 1:46 800 PB, Ryan is no slouch over two laps, but it's his recent rabbiting exploits at high profile meets nationwide that have helped make the JBAC a household name (among a handful of track-crazed households). Ryan and his wife Ashlynn have a daughter, Bria, who, along with Dusty and Anna-Marie's Helena, make up the Jacuzzi Baby Athletic Club. A BYU grad and current director of operations for his alma mater's track program, he is also the third fastest ElliptiGO-carried human over 1609 meters.
Kevin O'Malley
Though born inherently hyphy in the Bay Area, O'Malley's formative years were spent up the I-5 cooridor in Rip City. After breezing through Portland's Central Catholic High School alongside the JBAC's own Joel Turk., Kev laced 'em up for the Toreros of the University of San Diego, where he built up an impressive arsenal of celebrity impersonations. It's worth noting the following is an actual quote from his USD track bio: "Kevin enjoys long runs in short shorts, and believes he was the best looking distance runner in the state of Oregon for 2006 and 2007."
Bobby Olivera
Bobby comes to us from Ventura, CA - a SoCal beachfront community popularized by the hit film Erin Brockovich - and competed collegiately for Cal State Northridge. Now firmly settled into the Portland running community, Olivera, an aspiring massage therapist, aims to lower his already impressive personal bests over the 5,000 & 10,000 meter distances. As a youngster, Bobby's likeness graced a JCPenney catalog. All future modeling inquiries should be directed to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Kevin Cave
Kevin Cave is the closest thing to a Ken Kesey protagonist any of us will likely ever meet. After demonstrating his sense of rugged self-determination on Gonzaga's baseball diamond, Cave took it upon himself to educate the youth of the great state of Oregon for close to a decade. He picked up running while volunteering under Central Catholic's legendary coach Dave Frank, and likely indoctrinated generations of Rams on the merits of Cascadia as a freestanding geo-political entity. When not pounding out mega-mileage on Eugene's extensive trail network, Kevin can be found practicing civil defense law.
Stephen Kersh
Born into the oxygen-depleted air of the New Mexico high desert, Stephen Kersh began cultivating his aerobic capacity and proclivity for burritos at an early age. The Duke City native is the proud holder of degrees from Portland and Georgetown, touts a 5,000m PB in the dangerously low 14s, but is best known as the puppet master behind several well-known(?) niche parody Twitter accounts. Despite rampant speculation, Kersh has never won, nor even entered a Sammy Adams lookalike contest.


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GHTestCase Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | GHTestCase.h GHTestCase.m |
Overview
The base class for a test case.
@interface MyTest : GHTestCase {}
@end
@implementation MyTest
// Run before each test method
- (void)setUp { }
// Run after each test method
- (void)tearDown { }
// Run before the tests are run for this class
- (void)setUpClass { }
// Run before the tests are run for this class
- (void)tearDownClass { }
// Tests are prefixed by 'test' and contain no arguments and no return value
- (void)testA {
GHTestLog(@"Log with a test with the GHTestLog(...) for test specific logging.");
}
// Another test; Tests are run in lexical order
- (void)testB { }
// Override any exceptions; By default exceptions are raised, causing a test failure
- (void)failWithException:(NSException *)exception { }
@end
Tasks
-
– failWithException:
By default exceptions are raised, causing a test failure
-
– setUpClass
Run before the tests (once per test case).
-
– tearDownClass
Run after the tests (once per test case).
-
– shouldRunOnMainThread
Whether to run the tests on a separate thread. Override this method in your test case to override the default. Default is NO, tests are run on a separate thread by default.
-
– handleException:
Any special handling of exceptions after they are thrown; By default logs stack trace to standard out.
-
– log:
Log a message, which notifies the log delegate. This is not meant to be used directly, see GHTestLog(…) macro.
-
– isCLIDisabled
Whether the test class should be run as a part of command line tests. By default this is NO. Subclasses can override this method to disable test classes that are problematic at the command line.
Instance Methods
failWithException:
By default exceptions are raised, causing a test failure
- (void)failWithException:(NSException *)exception
Parameters
- exception
Exception that was raised by test
Discussion
By default exceptions are raised, causing a test failure
Declared In
GHTestCase.h
handleException:
Any special handling of exceptions after they are thrown; By default logs stack trace to standard out.
- (void)handleException:(NSException *)exception
Parameters
- exception
Exception
Discussion
Any special handling of exceptions after they are thrown; By default logs stack trace to standard out.
Declared In
GHTestCase.h
isCLIDisabled
Whether the test class should be run as a part of command line tests. By default this is NO. Subclasses can override this method to disable test classes that are problematic at the command line.
- (BOOL)isCLIDisabled
Return Value
YES if this test class is disabled for command line tests
Discussion
Whether the test class should be run as a part of command line tests. By default this is NO. Subclasses can override this method to disable test classes that are problematic at the command line.
Declared In
GHTestCase.h
log:
Log a message, which notifies the log delegate. This is not meant to be used directly, see GHTestLog(…) macro.
- (void)log:(NSString *)message
Parameters
- message
Message to log
Discussion
Log a message, which notifies the log delegate. This is not meant to be used directly, see GHTestLog(…) macro.
Declared In
GHTestCase.h
setUpClass
Run before the tests (once per test case).
- (void)setUpClass
Discussion
Run before the tests (once per test case).
Declared In
GHTestCase.h
shouldRunOnMainThread
Whether to run the tests on a separate thread. Override this method in your test case to override the default. Default is NO, tests are run on a separate thread by default.
- (BOOL)shouldRunOnMainThread
Return Value
If YES, the test will run on the main thread
Discussion
Whether to run the tests on a separate thread. Override this method in your test case to override the default. Default is NO, tests are run on a separate thread by default.
Declared In
GHTestCase.h


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WebGL2 from the ground up. No magic.
These are a set of articles that teach WebGL2 from basic principles. They are NOT old rehashed out of date OpenGL articles like many others on the net. They are entirely new, discarding the old out of date ideas and bringing you to a full understanding of what WebGL really is and how it really works.
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x
into a string.
x
into
a string.
# format = "[+|-](f|e|E|g|G)" s = str(math.pi,"f",4)
x
into an integer if possible.
x
into a floating point number
if possible.
x
and return the Unicode
character at code point x
.
x
into a list.
> list(1..4) [1, 2, 3, 4]
x
of
[key,value]
pairs into a map.
> map([["a",1],["b",2]]) {"a": 1, "b": 2}
x
into a set.
> set(1..4) {1, 2, 3, 4}
> i = iter(1..) > [i(),i(),i(),i()] [1, 2, 3, 4]
a
. The object a
should be a data structure that has this property.
a
inclusive to b
inclusive.
> r = rand(1..4) > [r(),r(),r(),r()] [2, 1, 3, 3] > r.list(10) [1, 1, 4, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 1, 1]
a
randomly.
id
and encoding
UTF-8
. Return the contents as an
UTF32
-string. If mode=='b'
,
the file is read as a binary file.
id
and
return the module object. The function load
can be used in a more general way than import statements
(keyword use
). One can achieve dynamic loading
this way.
> math = load("math") > math.floor(2.4) 2.0
x
. Returns an integer if
x
is an integer. Takes also complex numbers.
x
. Returns an integer if
x
is an integer. Takes also complex numbers.a
and b
.
a
and b
.
(a^n)%m
fast.
x
and return it.
If n
is given, deep freeze x
by
depth n
.
If n
is null
, freeze the complete
tree. Note that const(x)
is equivalent to
const(1,x)
.
x
and return it. If n
is given, return a deep copy
by depth n
. If n
is null
,
return a complete deep copy. Note that copy(x)
is equivalent to copy(1,x)
.
p
as its
prototype and dictionary d
as its slot table.
x
.
x
.
b
into the slot
table of a
. Already existent slots
of a
will not be overwritten.
a1,...,an
and return the list of
lists [a1[i],...,an[i]]
.
> unzip([["x1", "y1"], ["x2", "y2"], ["x3", "y3"]]) [["x1", "x2", "x3"], ["y1", "y2", "y3"]]
d
is given, use it as an environment for free variables.
> x=12 > eval("2*x") 24 > eval("a=[1,2]") > a [1, 2] > eval("x*y",{x=360,y=240}) 86400
x
to a
.
a
and
return it.
i
from a
and return it. Thus, a.pop(0)
removes the first element.
x
at index i
.
Beforehand all elements from index i
inclusive onwards
are shiftet one position to the right.
b
to a
.
a
, apply the
function f
to every element of this copy and return
the result.
> [1,2,3,4].map(|x| 2*x) [2, 4, 6, 8]
a
for which the
predicate p
is true.
> [1,2,3,4].filter(|x| x%2==0) [2, 4]
a
and return it.
Does not construct a shallow copy, a
itself will be
modified.
> list(1..4).rev() [4, 3, 2, 1]
a
randomly and return it.
Does not construct a shallow copy, a
itself will be
modified.
> list(1..10).shuffle() [10, 9, 5, 3, 1, 7, 6, 2, 8, 4]
a
are lists or ranges, these will be unpacked.
> [[1,2],[3,4]].chain() [1, 2, 3, 4] > [[1,2],11..14,3,4].chain() [1, 2, 11, 12, 13, 14, 3, 4]
n
.
> [1,2,3,4,5,6].chunks(2) [[1, 2], [3, 4], [5, 6]]
R
to equivalence
classes.
> [1,2,3,4,5,6].chunks(|x,y| x%3==y%3) [[1, 4], [2, 5], [3, 6]]
f(x)[0]
as key and
f(x)[1]
as value for each x
in a
.
> [1,2,3,4].dict(|x| [x,x^2]) {1: 1, 2: 4, 3: 9, 4: 16}
a
itself will be modified. The function
p
is a projection on which the sorting is based.
The function cmp
is an alternative binary comparison
function. The sorting algorithm is not required to be stable.
> a = ["oak", "Elm", "willow", "birch"] > a.sort() ["Elm", "birch", "oak", "willow"] > a.sort(|x| x.lower()) ["birch", "Elm", "oak", "willow"] > a.sort(size) ["oak", "Elm", "birch", "willow"] > a.sort(null,|x,y| x>y) ["willow", "oak", "birch", "Elm"]
s
projected to lower case.
> "Bee".lower() "bee"
s
projected to upper case.
> "Bee".upper() "BEE"
s
is empty or all
letters are in lower case.s
is empty or all
letters are in upper case.s
is empty or consists only
of letters.s
is empty or consists only
of digits.s
is empty or each character
is a letter or a digit.s
is empty or consists only
of characters from Unicode code point a
inclusive
to b
inclusive. You may also write
s.isrange(c,d)
instead of
s.isrange(ord(c),ord(d))
.
chars
is given, remove characters
until a character is found, that is not contained in
chars
.
m2
into
m
. Already in m
contained items
are overwritten.m2
into
m
, but do not overwrite already in m
contained items.m
.
[x,f(x),f(f(x)),...]
.
> (|x| 2*x).orbit(2).list(10) [2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024]
i
and return its elements
as a list. If n
is given, a maximum number of
n
elements will be taken.
> iter(1..).list(4) [1, 2, 3, 4]
n
elements of the iterator
i
.p
is true for all elements of a
.
> [1,2,3,4].all(|x| x%2==0) false
p
is true for at least one element
of a
.
> [1,2,3,4].any(|x| x%2==0) true
p
to every element of a
and
count how often it is true. If no predicate is given, the
total number of elements will be returned.
> [1,2,3,4].count(|x| x%2==0) 2
a
as long as the predicate p
is false.
isprime = |n| n>1 and (2..).until(|i| i*i>n).all(|i| n%i!=0)
f(x)
for x
in a
.
f(x)
for x
in a
.
a
from left to right by the
binary function f
. That means, if f
is
regarded as a left associative binary operator, this operator is
inserted between all elements of a
.
If e
is given, it is used as initial element.
# 1+2+3+...+99+100 > (1..100).reduce(|x,y| x+y) 5050 > (1..4).reduce("#",|x,y| x+"/"+str(y)) "#/1/2/3/4" > fac = |n| (1..n).reduce(1,|x,y| x*y) > fac(6) 720
f
to every element of
a
and return a new iterator.
> (1..).map(|x| x^2).list(10) [1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64, 81, 100]
a
for which the predicate p
is true and
return a new iterator.
> isprime = |n| (1..n).count(|k| n%k==0)==2 > (1..).filter(isprime).list(10) [2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29]
p
.
p
.
> a = [[1,"dca"],[2,"b"],[3,"ab"]] > a.min(|t| t[0]) [1, "dca"] > a.min(|t| t[1]) [3, "ab"] > a.min(|t| size(t[1])) [2, "b"]
str
to each element and join the strings
together.
> ["a","b","c"].join() "abc"
str
to each element and join the strings
together with sep
inserted between.
> ["a","b","c"].join("#*") "a#*b#*c"
map(a.map(f))
.
a
.
> "abcd".enum().list() [[0, "a"], [1, "b"], [2, "c"], [3, "d"]] > "abcd".enum(1).list() [[1, "a"], [2, "b"], [3, "c"], [4, "d"]]
Interface to the runtime system.
PATH
.
This list can be changed freely and can contain relative paths.
But note, that relative paths are problematic, if the current
working directory changes. That path[0]
should be the
absolute path of the directory where argv[0]
is found.n
.
Zero means success, other values indicate an error.
x
seconds.
The number x
can be a float and thus fractional parts of
a second are possible.
c = time.clock() time.sleep(0.1) print(c())
# Format (each of type integer): [year, month, day, hour, minute, second] # Example: template = "{4(0)}-{2(0)}-{2(0)}T{2(0)}:{2(0)}:{2(0)}" print(template % time.time())
Interface to the operating system.
id
. Does not list the
nodes "."
and ".."
. If there is no
argument, the nodes in the working directory are listed.
id
is a directory.
id
is a file.
try a = os.ls("documents/computer/network/") catch e: os.not_found print("oops: ",e.value) end
Basic mathematical functions.
2.71828...
3.14159...
x
.b
.ln(abs(gamma(x)))
.
sgn(gamma(x))
.
sqrt(x1^2+...+xn^2)
.[x,y]
.
exp(x)-1
.ln(1+x)
.x
is not infinite and not a NaN.
x
is a NaN.
x
is infinite.
x==m*2^n
and return [m,n]
.
The type of m
is float, the type of n
is int.
m*2^n
.Mathematical functions that can take or return complex numbers.
z
.
z
.
Special mathematical functions.
The combinatorical functions stated here are implemented for numercial purposes. For that reason, approximated floats are returned instead of exact long integers.
B(1)=+1/2
.
m
.x
and y
.
Numerical analysis.
f
at x
.
The n
-th derivative of f
at x
.
ln = |x| integral(1,x,|t| 1/t)
f
by vertex path c
. Integral of a complex valued
function f
by c=[a,b]
.
ln = |z| vint([1, -1i if im(z)<0 else 1i, z],|s| 1/s) cint = |gamma,f| vint([0,1],|t| f(gamma(t))*diff(gamma,t))
f
at x
for
f
strictly monotonic on the interval [a,b]
.
The bisection method is used.
x
)
list of pairs [x,y]
and return a function.
a = list(0..size(ay)-1).map(|k| [x+k*d,ay[k]]) interpolate(x..:d,ay) == interpolate(a)
Number theory.
n
into positional notation
with base b
. The result is in little endian
(least significant digit first).
1/(2^e)
.
x,y
(of the numbers
in the list a
).x,y
(of the numbers in the list a
).
n
.
n
.
Combinatorical functions.
n
.
If k
is given: number of partitions of n
into k
parts.n
times.
Delta = |n,f,x,h| ((|x| f(x+h)-f(x))^n)(x)
Computer graphics.
w
pixels and
a height of h
pixels. The edge length of a pixel
is size
screen pixels.[x,y]
.r,g,b
are floating point numbers from the interval
[0,1]
. If a number is out of bounds, the
extremal value is used. That a
is the alpha value
for alpha compositing.h
is from the interval [0,2pi]
, the values
s,l
are from the interval [0,1]
.
If h
is out of bounds, h
modulo 2pi is
used. If s,l
are out of bounds, the extremal value
is used.
red......h=000*pi/180 green....h=120*pi/180 blue.....h=240*pi/180 cyan.....h=180*pi/180 magenta..h=300*pi/180 yellow...h=060*pi/180
null
if the queue is empty.[x,y]
. The position
[0,0]
is in the middle of the canvas, the coordinate
system is orthonormal. The value x
is a float from
the interval [-1,1]
, otherwise the point won't be drawn.
Anti-aliasing will be used.


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HOUSE OF YES, THE (director/writer: Mark Waters; screenwriter: from a Wendy MacLeod play; cinematographer: Michael Spiller; cast: Parker Posey (Jackie-O), Josh Hamilton (Marty), Tori Spelling (Lesly), Freddie Prinze Jr. (Anthony), Genevieve Bujold (Mrs. Pascal), 1997)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
This successful NYC Wendy MacLeod play, a black comedy about a dysfunctional nuclear family, revolves around Parker's (Jackie-O) obsession with the Kennedy assassination, and is chock-full of ironies (Jackie confuses Kennedy's death with her father's flight from home on that same day in 1963).
The film's major fault is that it is too stagy a production.
Parker is fond of dressing up as Jackie-O (wearing a tacky pink suit and pillbox hat around her Georgetown mansion) and reenacting the Kennedy assassination with her twin brother, Marty, played by Josh Hamilton, acting as the president. She once shot him with real bullets during one of those stagings, when she thought he would be leaving her. Their relationship includes incest, something he feels isn't normal even if he derives great satisfaction from it. But, she doesn't agree with him on his judgment about what is or is not normal. She is, of course, a certifiable nut job, committed to a mental institution after the shooting incident.
Parker is still overly possessed with her twin brother, even though he is now living in NYC and wishes to stay clear of her for good. The other brother, Anthony, is played by Prinze, with a panache for bringing out his character's creepiness. He is weird, slow-witted and obnoxious, but he does not have the same kind of depraved sexual relationship with Parker as Josh does. Bujold is the eccentric mother, who might or might not have killed her husband the day after the Kennedy assassination. He might have just left them like the family claims happened. In any case, he no longer lives with them in their Washington mansion and has not been heard from since.
During a 1983 Thanksgiving Day hurricane, Josh pays a surprise visit to the family, so that he can introduce his fiance (Tori) to them. She is cute but not too swift, and is as straight as an arrow. Josh likes the fact that she is so ordinary and is happy that she works in a donut shop, and is almost ecstatic that she is witless. She is naturally nervous about meeting the family, and knows nothing about their infamous history.The only one in the family who takes a liking to her is Prinze, who wishes to take her away from his brother. Mother hates her with a passion and Jackie- O can't wait to get rid of her. I found Tori's performance to be lacking in spunk, especially when compared to the fine ensemble cast she is surrounded by.
How much you like this film depends on your idea of comedy and how much tolerance you have for "sick humor." If this kind of parody over the tragedy that rocked the country, upsets you, and you think it is in bad taste, then you shouldn't see this film. If your reaction is like mine, then you will find that when this picture is on the mark, which is quite often, you will laugh aloud, and when it misses the mark, you might even wince. The real flaw in the film is when it starts to take its comedy seriously and thinks it has to explain itself and come up with an academic explanation for the Parker character's obsession. It would have been better to have just ridden the comedy out and have been criticized by those who didn't like where the comedy was going. It seemed unnecessary to have changed the mood of the film and all of sudden offered some psychological explanations for Jacki-O' behavior.
The staple in the film was Parker Posey, the princess of the indie film. She, simply, steals the film.
REVIEWED ON 9/8/98 GRADE: B-
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| DOSE: |
650 mg |
oral |
DXM |
(pill / tablet) |
Upon arriving at school one day, I ran into an old friend from a couple years back. I instantly looked into his eyes and saw no color. His pupils were completely dilated; it was like staring into darkness. I approached him and asked how he was doing; he just stared back at me. I just came out and asked him what he was on and he explained the whole story to me.
He just returned from SC where he was kicked out of his dad's house. He told me he was with his cousins when he first experienced a new trip. I thought to myself, whatever he is on looks like it is doing a good job keeping him happy...if you knew him, you would know he looks for the 'Ultimate Trip.' He said, 'By far this is the best trip I have ever experienced!' So I said what the hell, and I asked if he wanted to pick some more of it up from the store. He agreed, so we got in my car and left campus at the beginning of first period.
On the way to the store, I saw him staring out the window, and I heard him talking to himself or persons unknown, even though there wasn't anyone else in the car. We picked up a load more of these pills and liquid cough syrup. We figured we would head to a friends house that was out of town. On the way I asked him how many I should take, he told me he already took a handful of the pills (about 30). I looked at the box and saw that each pill contained 20mg of DXM. So he had already taken 600mg. He told me to take about 30 also. I said why not, grabbed a soda, and washed them down.
About half way to my friendís house (driving still), I started to feel a strange rush. About 2 miles later, it hit me. I told him I didn't think I could drive the rest of the way...he said just relax and let your body do the rest. Well we finally arrived at our friendís house, lucky we did because I couldn't have made it much farther driving in my current condition. We stepped out of the car, and instantly, I hit the ground. I felt like my legs just weren't working, I felt a tingling sensation throughout my body. I looked at my friend and said, 'My hair is growing.' It was an awesome feeling. I managed to get up and get to my friends porch. I told him to go inside and wake up our friend. While he was inside he took another handful of the pills (about another 30). I remained outside where I sat, tilted my head back in the chair, and felt the breeze rush across my body.
I had no control over my legs, and my eyes felt like they were taped open.  It was a trippy feeling! I thought to myself that this was the greatest feeling anyone could possibly experience. Both my friends came out, and helped me into the house where I sat on the couch for a while. I saw the door to the porch swing open and I heard laughing in the distance.
The friend I left school with walked in and as he was walking in, he tripped over a cable that was on the floor in front of the door.  I heard a deafening bang. I looked down and he was out cold. I regained feeling in my legs immediately and ran over to him. I grabbed him and tried to see if he was just joking, but he wasn't breathing. I picked him to his feet; it felt like the life poured right out of him. He began shaking uncontrollably...and the shaking began to move up my arms. I was still tripping hard! I could feel his shakes go throughout my body, then back into his. I thought to myself, this is the end of his life and it is my fault.
I dropped into an instant state of depression. That whole day passed through my head in seconds. The friend that owned the house had to run and wake up his older brother, who immediately called 911. I sat and thought about all the consequences. I was tripping hard, and the ambulance should be here any second. I reached into his pocket looking for the pills and found a wadded up piece of school paper...upon opening it, I found at least another 60+ pills. I threw them in the trash and hid out in the bedroom until the ambulance left with my friend in it, still unconscious. To this day I still have flashbacks of the event.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
RBFKernel.setGamma(double value)
Sets the gamma value.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
DatabaseSaver.getAutoKeyGeneration()
Gets whether or not a primary key will be generated automatically.
|
File |
DatabaseSaver.getCustomPropsFile()
Returns the custom properties file in use, if any.
|
File |
DatabaseLoader.getCustomPropsFile()
Returns the custom properties file in use, if any.
|
String |
DatabaseLoader.getKeys()
Gets the key columns' name
|
String |
DatabaseSaver.getPassword()
Returns the database password.
|
String |
DatabaseLoader.getPassword()
Returns the database password
|
String |
DatabaseLoader.getQuery()
Gets the query to execute against the database
|
boolean |
DatabaseSaver.getRelationForTableName()
Gets whether or not the relation name is used as name of the table.
|
boolean |
DatabaseLoader.getSparseData()
Gets whether data is to be returned as a set of sparse instances
|
String |
DatabaseSaver.getTableName()
Gets the table's name.
|
boolean |
DatabaseSaver.getTruncate()
Get whether to truncate (i.e. drop and recreate) the table if it already
exits.
|
String |
DatabaseSaver.getUrl()
Gets the database URL.
|
String |
DatabaseLoader.getUrl()
Gets the URL
|
String |
DatabaseLoader.getUser()
Gets the user name
|
void |
DictionarySaver.setAttributeIndices(String rangeList)
Sets which attributes are to be worked on.
|
void |
DictionarySaver.setDoNotOperateOnPerClassBasis(boolean newDoNotOperateOnPerClassBasis)
Set the DoNotOperateOnPerClassBasis value.
|
void |
DictionarySaver.setInvertSelection(boolean invert)
Sets whether selected columns should be processed or skipped.
|
void |
DictionarySaver.setKeepDictionarySorted(boolean sorted)
Set whether to keep the dictionary sorted alphabetically or not
|
void |
DictionarySaver.setLowerCaseTokens(boolean downCaseTokens)
Sets whether if the tokens are to be downcased or not.
|
void |
DictionarySaver.setMinTermFreq(int newMinTermFreq)
Set the MinTermFreq value.
|
void |
DictionarySaver.setPeriodicPruning(long newPeriodicPruning)
Sets the rate at which the dictionary is periodically pruned, as a
percentage of the dataset size.
|
void |
DictionarySaver.setSaveBinaryDictionary(boolean binary)
Set whether to save the dictionary as a binary serialized dictionary,
rather than a plain text one
|
void |
DictionarySaver.setStemmer(Stemmer value)
the stemming algorithm to use, null means no stemming at all (i.e., the
NullStemmer is used).
|
void |
DictionarySaver.setStopwordsHandler(StopwordsHandler value)
Sets the stopwords handler to use.
|
void |
DictionarySaver.setTokenizer(Tokenizer value)
the tokenizer algorithm to use.
|
void |
DatabaseSaver.setUser(String user)
Sets the database user.
|
void |
DictionarySaver.setWordsToKeep(int newWordsToKeep)
Sets the number of words (per class if there is a class attribute assigned)
to attempt to keep.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
RenameRelation.setModificationText(String text)
Set the modification text to apply
|
void |
RenameRelation.setModType(weka.filters.RenameRelation.ModType mod)
Set the modification type to apply
|
void |
RenameRelation.setRegexMatch(String match)
Set the match string for regex modifications
|
void |
RenameRelation.setReplaceAll(boolean replaceAll)
Set whether to replace all regular expression matches, or just the first.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
ClassConditionalProbabilities.getExcludeNominalAttributes()
Get whether nominal attributes are to be excluded from the transformation
|
boolean |
ClassConditionalProbabilities.getExcludeNumericAttributes()
Get whether numeric attributes are being excluded from the transformation
|
int |
ClassConditionalProbabilities.getNominalConversionThreshold()
Get the minimum number of values a nominal attribute must have in order to
be transformed. -1 indicates no minimum (i.e. transform all nominal
attributes)
|
void |
ClassConditionalProbabilities.setSpreadAttributeWeight(boolean p)
If true, when generating attributes, spread weight of old
attribute across new attributes.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
ClassBalancer.getNumIntervals()
Gets the number of discretization intervals to use when the class is numeric.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
FixedDictionaryStringToWordVector.setAttributeIndices(String rangeList)
Sets which attributes are to be worked on.
|
void |
FixedDictionaryStringToWordVector.setAttributeNamePrefix(String newPrefix)
Set the attribute name prefix.
|
void |
OrdinalToNumeric.setAttributesToOperateOn(String atts)
Set the attributes to operate on
|
void |
FixedDictionaryStringToWordVector.setDictionaryFile(File file)
Set the dictionary file to read from
|
void |
FixedDictionaryStringToWordVector.setDictionaryIsBinary(boolean binary)
Set whether the dictionary file contains a binary serialized dictionary,
rather than a plain text one
|
void |
FixedDictionaryStringToWordVector.setIDFTransform(boolean IDFTransform)
Sets whether if the word frequencies in a document should be transformed
into:
fij*log(num of Docs/num of Docs with word i) where fij is the frequency of word i in document(instance) j. |
void |
FixedDictionaryStringToWordVector.setInvertSelection(boolean invert)
Sets whether selected columns should be processed or skipped.
|
void |
FixedDictionaryStringToWordVector.setLowerCaseTokens(boolean downCaseTokens)
Sets whether if the tokens are to be downcased or not.
|
void |
FixedDictionaryStringToWordVector.setNormalizeDocLength(boolean normalize)
Sets whether if the word frequencies for a document (instance) should be
normalized or not.
|
void |
FixedDictionaryStringToWordVector.setOutputWordCounts(boolean outputWordCounts)
Sets whether output instances contain 0 or 1 indicating word presence, or
word counts.
|
void |
FixedDictionaryStringToWordVector.setStemmer(Stemmer value)
the stemming algorithm to use, null means no stemming at all (i.e., the
NullStemmer is used).
|
void |
FixedDictionaryStringToWordVector.setStopwordsHandler(StopwordsHandler value)
Sets the stopwords handler to use.
|
void |
FixedDictionaryStringToWordVector.setTFTransform(boolean TFTransform)
Sets whether if the word frequencies should be transformed into log(1+fij)
where fij is the frequency of word i in document(instance) j.
|
void |
FixedDictionaryStringToWordVector.setTokenizer(Tokenizer value)
the tokenizer algorithm to use.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
PredictionAppender.getAppendProbabilities()
Get whether to append probability distributions rather than predicted
classes
|
boolean |
ClassifierPerformanceEvaluator.getErrorPlotPointSizeProportionalToMargin()
Get whether the size of plot data points will be proportional to the
prediction margin
|
void |
TextSaver.setAppend(boolean append)
Set whether the file should be appended to rather than overwritten
|
void |
BoundaryPlotter.setBaseForSampling(String base)
Set the base for sampling
|
void |
Sorter.setBufferSize(String buffSize)
Set the size of the in-memory buffer
|
void |
ClassValuePicker.setClassValue(String value)
Set the class value considered to be the "positive" class value.
|
void |
BoundaryPlotter.setComputeMaxRowsInParallel(int max)
Set the maximum number of threads to use when computing image rows
|
void |
SubstringLabeler.setConsumeNonMatching(boolean consume)
Set whether instances that do not match any of the rules should be
"consumed" rather than output with a missing value set for the new
attribute.
|
void |
ImageSaver.setFile(File f)
Set the file to save to
|
void |
TextSaver.setFile(File f)
Set the file to save to
|
void |
SerializedModelSaver.setFilenamePrefix(String filenamePrefix)
Set the text to prepend to the filename
|
void |
Job.setFlowFile(File flowFile) |
void |
ImageSaver.setFormat(weka.knowledgeflow.steps.ImageSaver.ImageFormat format)
Set the format of the image to save
|
void |
BoundaryPlotter.setImageHeight(int height)
Set the image height (in pixels)
|
void |
BoundaryPlotter.setImageWidth(int width)
Set the image width (in pixels)
|
void |
SerializedModelSaver.setIncludeRelationNameInFilename(boolean includeRelationName)
Set whether to include the relation name as part of the filename
|
void |
WriteWekaLog.setIncrementalLoggingFrequency(String frequency)
Set how frequently to write an incremental data point to the log
|
void |
SerializedModelSaver.setIncrementalSaveSchedule(int schedule)
Set how frequently to save an incremental model
|
void |
BoundaryPlotter.setKernelBandwidth(String band)
Set the kernel bandwidth
|
void |
Classifier.setLoadClassifierFileName(File filename)
Set the name of the classifier to load at execution time.
|
void |
Clusterer.setLoadClustererFileName(File filename)
Set the name of the clusterer to load at execution time.
|
void |
WriteWekaLog.setLoggingLevel(LoggingLevel level)
Set the logging level to use
|
void |
MakeResourceIntensive.setMakeResourceIntensive(boolean resourceIntensive)
Set whether downstream steps are to be made resource intensive or not
|
void |
SubstringLabeler.setMatchAttributeName(String name)
Set the name of the new attribute that is created to indicate the match
|
void |
AlterRelationName.setModificationText(String text)
Set the modification text to apply
|
void |
AlterRelationName.setModType(weka.knowledgeflow.steps.AlterRelationName.ModType mod)
Set the modification type to apply
|
void |
SubstringLabeler.setNominalBinary(boolean nom)
Set whether the new attribute created should be a nominal binary attribute
rather than a numeric binary attribute.
|
void |
CrossValidationFoldMaker.setNumFolds(String folds)
Set the number of folds to create
|
void |
BoundaryPlotter.setNumLocationsPerPixel(String num)
Set the number of locations/samples per pixel
|
void |
ModelPerformanceChart.setOffscreenHeight(String height)
Set the height (in pixels) of the offscreen image to generate
|
void |
AttributeSummarizer.setOffscreenHeight(String height)
Set the height (in pixels) of the offscreen image to generate
|
void |
DataVisualizer.setOffscreenHeight(String height)
Set the height (in pixels) of the offscreen image to generate
|
void |
ModelPerformanceChart.setOffscreenWidth(String width)
Set the width (in pixels) of the offscreen image to generate.
|
void |
AttributeSummarizer.setOffscreenWidth(String width)
Set the width (in pixels) of the offscreen image to generate.
|
void |
DataVisualizer.setOffscreenWidth(String width)
Set the width (in pixels) of the offscreen image to generate.
|
void |
ModelPerformanceChart.setOffscreenXAxis(String xAxis)
Set the name of the attribute for the x-axis in offscreen plots.
|
void |
AttributeSummarizer.setOffscreenXAxis(String xAxis)
Set the name of the attribute for the x-axis in offscreen plots.
|
void |
DataVisualizer.setOffscreenXAxis(String xAxis)
Set the name of the attribute for the x-axis in offscreen plots.
|
void |
ModelPerformanceChart.setOffscreenYAxis(String yAxis)
Set the name of the attribute for the y-axis in offscreen plots.
|
void |
DataVisualizer.setOffscreenYAxis(String yAxis)
Set the name of the attribute for the y-axis in offscreen plots.
|
void |
SerializedModelSaver.setOutputDirectory(File directory)
Set the directory to save to
|
void |
BoundaryPlotter.setPlotTrainingData(boolean plot)
Set whether to superimpose the training data points on the plot or not
|
void |
CrossValidationFoldMaker.setPreserveOrder(boolean preserve)
Set whether to preserve the order of the input instances when creatinbg
the folds
|
void |
TrainTestSplitMaker.setPreserveOrder(boolean preserve)
Set whether to preserve the order of the instances or not
|
void |
AlterRelationName.setRegexMatch(String match)
Set the match string for regex modifications
|
void |
AlterRelationName.setReplaceAll(boolean replaceAll)
Set whether to replace all regular expression matches, or just the first.
|
void |
Classifier.setResetIncrementalClassifier(boolean reset)
Set whether to reset an incremental classifier at the start of an incoming
instance stream
|
void |
CrossValidationFoldMaker.setSeed(String seed)
Set the random seed to use
|
void |
TrainTestSplitMaker.setSeed(String seed)
Set the random seed to use
|
void |
Block.setStepToWaitFor(String stepToWaitFor)
Set the step to wait for
|
void |
Sorter.setTempDirectory(File tempDir)
Set the directory to use for temporary files during incremental operation
|
void |
TrainTestSplitMaker.setTrainPercent(String percent)
Set the training percentage
|
void |
ASEvaluator.setTreatXValFoldsSeparately(boolean treatSeparately)
Set whether to output separate results for each fold of a cross-validation,
rather than averaging over folds.
|
void |
Classifier.setUpdateIncrementalClassifier(boolean update)
Set whether to update an incremental classifier on an incoming instance
stream
|
void |
TextSaver.setWriteTitleString(boolean w)
Set whether the title string will be written to the file
|
void |
BoundaryPlotter.setXAttName(String xAttName)
Set the name/index of the X axis attribute
|
void |
BoundaryPlotter.setYAttName(String attName)
Set the name/index of the Y axis attribute
|
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Getting started with Threejs via Yeoman
02 January 2014
Using Yeoman to getting started with Threejs
Getting Started
There isn’t a lot to know if you’ve followed the previous ‘Getting Started with Yeoman’ Post, however, if you haven’t read that already, I’ll include what you need to know below.
npm install -g yo
This will install yeoman globally if you haven’t already.
npm install -g generator-threejs
This is make yeoman install a threejs generator for you.

Note: If you’re unfamiliar with AMD, like I am at this current moment, then I implore you to read the following.
If you just want a stock threejs project, then this should get you going.
Run grunt serve
in your terminal to init a grunt server to view your project in browser.


House Calendar
DRAMA HOUSE
Look below for all the events happening in the house.
If you would like to schedule an event at the Drama House, contact us here.


About
FileBot makes scripting and automation as easy as it gets. Write modern Groovy code instead of bothering with cumbersome *.cmd or *.sh scripts. It's much more powerful and works the same on all operating systems.
The built-in functions are the same as in the CLI and parameter usage is also exactly the same.
Examples
Running Scripts
filebot -script "path/to/script.groovy" ...
Execute a given Groovy script. Parameters passed on the command-line when starting a script
will serve as default parameters for function calls within the script.
Script Repository
Find scripts for common tasks here. You can just use these scripts straight away or as a reference for building your own more advanced scripts. If you wrote a really useful script please share it with us.
- Automated Media Center
- Fetch artwork and NFO files
- Fetch missing subtitles for all files
- Delete left behind clutter files
- Query internal rename history
- View or clear extended attributes
- Export media index to CSV file
- Export selected files as ZIP archive
- Compute CRC32 and verify file integrity
- Find missing episodes
- Find duplicate movie or episode files
- Write embedded tags
Example Scripts
args.eachMediaFolder{
def files = rename(folder:it)
compute(file:files.findAll{ it.video })
}
Rename media files folder by folder and compute checksums for the renamed video files.
['E:/TV Shows' as File].eachMediaFolder{ rename(folder:it, db:'TheTVDB') }
['E:/Anime' as File].eachMediaFolder{ rename(folder:it, db:'AniDB') }
['E:/Movies' as File].eachMediaFolder{ rename(folder:it, db:'TheMovieDB') }
Run rename on each media folder in each folder structure using different databases.
args.getFiles{ it.video }
.sort{ it.name }
.each{ println getMediaInfo(it, '{fn} [{vf} {vc} {af}]') }
Print media info for all video files in alphabetical order using the given format pattern.
Function Reference
Rename media files
File[] rename(folder | file | list | map, db, order, format, action, ...)
Rename the given files.
- Variants:
- rename(folder | file) ... match files with episode / movie information and then rename
- rename(list) ... match files with episode information in linear order and then rename
- rename(map) ... rename files according to the given Map
- Parameters:
- db ... series / movie database
- order ... episode sort order
- format ... format expression
- action ... standard file operation or custom Closure
- conflict ... conflict behavior
- filter ... filter expression
- mapper ... mapper expression
- query ... force series / movie lookup
- lang ... preferred language
- strict ... use opportunistic matching or strict matching
- output ... output folder
- apply ... standard post-processing action or custom Closure
- exec ... exec expression
Fetch subtitles for media files
File[] getMissingSubtitles(folder | file, lang, output, encoding, ...)
Fetch missing subtitles for the given files.
- Parameters:
- folder ... process media files in this folder
- file ... process these media files
- query ... force series / movie lookup
- lang ... subtitle language
- output ... force subtitle output format (e.g. srt)
- encoding ... force output character encoding (e.g. UTF-8)
- format ... subtitle file naming format (e.g. Match Video)
- strict ... use lookup-by-hash or search-by-name
File verification
boolean check(folder | file)
Verify file integrity based on the given verification file.
- Parameters:
- folder ... check all the verification files in this folder
- file ... check these verification files
File compute(folder | file, output, format, encoding)
Compute checksums and hashes for the given files and write them to a verification file.
Utilities
File[] extract(folder | file, output)
Extract the given archives.
- Parameters:
- folder ... extract all the archives in this folder
- file ... extract this archive file
- output ... output folder
String[] getMediaInfo(folder | file, filter, format, apply, exec)
Print media information.
- Parameters:
- folder ... process media files in this folder
- file ... process these media files
- filter ... file filter expression
- format ... output format expression
- apply ... standard post-processing action or custom Closure
- exec ... exec expression
String getMediaInfo(file, format)
Apply custom format on the given media file and return the result.
- Positional Parameters:
- file ... input media file
- format ... output format expression


This command is already defined as a standard command in the LaTeX language. When necessary to override, use
\renewcommand
instead.


Bombay Hospital Indore
Doctors Availability
Name
Timing
Specialist
Nayan Dhakad
10
eye
Sawan Kaulic
4
opthalmologist
Ayush Yogi
12
Sex
Shivam
11
AIDS


Hydrogeological Toolbox
Hytool
Release Notes
What's new in Hytool?
Getting Started
Basic information to start using hytool.
Examples
List the major examples in hytool.
Hytool
© 1998-2017 Philippe Renard and Co.
Terms of Use
Acknowledgments


Color Picker
This a color picker for those in need of hexcoded colors. Drag the sliders on read the desired color from the page.
Math Widz
Children math Game this an addition, substraction game that kids can play. Set the number range and this machine will populate the numbers within that range and randomly generate math problems using those nubmers.
work agency
Project I am currently working on.
law office
Project I am currently working on.
language services
when finished its supposed to be a site offering languages services to the commmunity