Mushrooms (P. cubensis) & Cannabis
I hadnt been using psychoactives for more than eight months when I decided that I was ready for my second mushroom journey. I had one other light experience with the sacred fungi a few months before. I guess I should start with my first trip. It was a fairly cloudy/cool winterish day. I had been looking for some psilocybin mushrooms for a while and had been very close, but failed.
Finally a friend of a friend had been selling a large amount of mushrooms and my friend had told him about me, and he sold me the rest of his suppily (I think it was one and a half eighths). My friend gave them to me in the morning at school and I couldnt wait. I wasnt sure what I was instore for. At 6th period(we have 8 per day) I consumed the mushrooms, all of them. The next period(40 minutes later) the grain on the teachers desk started to move, like a conveyer belt. Thats all I noticed.
The next period I felt very excited, Im not quite sure what I was excited about. luckily we had a substitute teacher. I was drawing through the whole period and Im not a very good artist, but I noticed my errors and I had much more control when I was DUI(drawing under the influience..heh..) so the sub asked me to pass out papers and I tried so so so hard, but I just couldnt keep my mind on passing them out. Its like I had much more important things to think about(life, death, my faults, god).
On the bus home I noticed my pants shifting like waves in the ocean. Once I was home I was very cold and excited. I put in a cd and listened to 'the pixies - where is my mind' and if youve never heard it, its good. After about an hour and a half being home I started to get VERY depressed. I was crying like crazy. I thought I had an intence trip, boy was I wrong. I guess that they had a very small amount of Psilocybin in them.
Last monday I had planed on staying after school and watching my girlfriends(lets call her C) softball game(it was our one year anniversary) and smoking some cannabis afterward. Well last period my friend had told me that he could get me shrooms on short notice and I asked 'how short?' and he said 'how ever long it takes me to reach into my pocket' he showed me two small(about 2.5' circumference)pieces of chocolate and said that they were each 1/16 oz of 'shroom extract' he said that he boiled the mushrooms down then added them to melted chocolate. I didnt believe him and I told him that Id pay him($20ea) after they worked. He agreed and gave them to me.
I waited for her game to end and we consumed one chocolate each.  The marijuana wasnt very good, we both got a little buzzed. We were climbing up a very steep hill covered in leaves when I noticed I felt like I was climbing a mountain and it felt as if it had been hours. Once we got back on the street we decided to go back to the school to take the sports bus home. We were very giggily and we couldnt controll ourselves. Then it hit me.
 I had been asleep forever and then I suddenly became aware of reality. I looked at C(who is extremely beautiful) and her eyes began to move, the left one went up and the right one went down, then vice versa. We walked around campus for a while then we ran into some teachers. I got scared and started to panic, but C calmed me down. We sat on the steps and looked at the sky and listened to the birds and the fountain in the pond at the front of our school(its an agricultural school so its very nature-ish).
The sky turned into a rainbow of moving colors and the birds stood out more than anything. We decided to go back into the main building because we were getting cold. When I was talking to C it sounded like nonsense to me, but she understood it. About two seconds after everything I said it would repeat, except it sounded like it was through a walkie-talkie.
This starteled me and I was convinced that there were aliens at the school. After a while I got used to it and I was curious about seeing the 'aliens'. Every teacher that walked by turned into a 7' tall green and pink alien like creature. And every students ears grew long an pointy and they began to look like fairies.
I opened my Gatorade and began to drink it because I was terribly thirsty and I felt as if I as a frog, but not completely, more like a half human half frog creature, maybe it was the way I was sitting. C's parents came and got her(we had found out that the sports bus wasnt coming till 8pm and it was 6pm)i was worried for her because we were still far from reality. I began to get lonley so I tried to talk to some freshmen, but I couldnt tell them that I was tripping. I ended up telling them that C's dad was a bus driver. Not what I wanted to do at all, and it wasnt even true.
 Lets call her B. I talked to her for a bit then my mom came. She was wearing a pink sweater that was, in relity, faded. But it was glowing like a neon sign. I had 'come down' a little bit and was able to talk pretty normal. My mother and I were in the car having the most wonderful conversations about life and I was having amazing visuals. She decided to stop and take me for ice cream and it tasted incredible. I had almost completely come down when we got home.
I was talking, online, with one of my friends about my problems with life. I think that that journey was the best experience of my life. I realized my faults and Ive tried to fix them. My second trip was MUCH more intence than my first. This weeked Im going to write down a list of things to do and take 1/2 of a piece of the magic chocolate, in the woods with a close friend. I plan on focusing on my CEVs(closed eye visuals) focusing on music, writing down my feelings and my new found knowledge drawing and having a meaningful conversation.
Before my second mushroom experience I had been into all sorts of drugs to get 'fucked up'(weed, alcohol, cocaine, dxm, ktamine, nutmeg, mdma, and nitrous) and now I dont have the desire to do any of that. I want to do mushrooms once a month, not to get fucked up, but to become aware of who I am and what my purpose is. Ive been trying to get my hands on some acid because Ive heard that its like mushrooms but different. Im not sure what that means but Id like to find out.
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Colts vs. Texans final score: Houston improves playoff stock with win over rival
by Dan BernsteinThe Texans took an importantstep toward claiming an AFC South crown with a 20-17 win over the Colts on Thursday night.
Their offensive lineprotected quarterback Deshaun Watson well and allowed him to pick apart a shaky Indianapolis secondary. Watson threw for 298 yards, two touchdowns and an interception.
Wideouts Will Fuller (140 receiving yards) and DeAndre Hopkins (94 receiving yards) repeatedly beat single coverage, particularly in the second half when the Colts (6-5) were forced to be aggressive on defense against the Texans (7-4).
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Sporting Newstrackedlive scoring updates and highlights from Coltsvs. Texanson "Thursday Night Football." Here's how Houston won:
Colts vs. Texans final score
| Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Final | |
| Colts | 0 | 10 | 7 | 0 | 17 |
| Texans | 0 | 10 | 3 | 7 | 20 |
Colts vs. Texans highlights, analysis
Final: Texans 20, Colts 17
11:15 p.m. — WOW. Watson lost the football on a run, but the referees determined he was down. There will not be a review, which is pretty odd. Of note: Even if it was ruled a fumble on a review, retroactively determining a change possession would have been difficult.
11:11 p.m. — Fuller makes an 11-yard catch to convert. The Colts have one timeout remaining with 1:52 on the clock.
11:09 p.m. — Two-minute warning. Third down upcoming for the Texans. If they convert, the game is essentially over.
11:07 p.m. — Stopped! Indianapolis goes for it on fourth-and-7 and Brissett's scramble comes up short. Texans ball. Less than three minutes left.
11:04 p.m. — And now the Colts may regret bleeding so much time. It's fourth down near midfield.
11:03 p.m. — Despite playing from behind, the Colts seem content to stick with the ground-and-pound style that has kept them in this one. They've dipped the clock to 3:30.
10:56 p.m. — Indianapolis holds strong and gets the ball back with seven and a half minutes remaining.
10:47 p.m. — Hilton comes verrrrrry close to making a huge downfield reception, but the deep ball is broken up and the Colts need to punt.
10:38 p.m. — TOUCHDOWN, Texans. The Colts have been helpless all night against Houston's aerial attack. Hopkins secures a 35-yard TD reception. 20-17, Texans.
10:37 p.m. — Down four points, the Texans are now in field goal range early in the fourth quarter.
End of third quarter: Colts 17, Texans 13
10:32 p.m. — Houston gets the ball back and immediately goes to Hopkins for a first down. That'll move us to the final period.
10:22 p.m. — FIELD GOAL, Texans. Fairbairn doinks one off the post and in. 17-13, Colts.
10:19 p.m. — Watson-to-Fuller. Again. Fuller has 122 receiving yards.
10:13 p.m. — TOUCHDOWN, Colts. Jonathan Williams breaks out of a tackle before sprinting in for the score. Indianapolis is up to 129 rushing yards on the night. 17-10, Colts.
10:11 p.m. — Indianapolis keeps grinding with the run, and it's working. Hines charges inside the 20.
10:05 p.m. — The Texans turn it over on downs. They attempted a fourth down on the Indianapolis 34, but Watson's pass fell incomplete.
10:01 p.m. — Fuller makes a fantastic deep grab, holding on as a stumbled forward.
9:58 p.m. — Second half is underway. Texans start with the ball.
9:50 p.m. — After a dull first quarter, both offenses showed signs of life in the second quarter. Indianapolis has maybe been a bit more on its game plan of setting up Brissett with a strong run game; the Colts already have 70 rushing yards. Houston, though, has done well on third down and Watson is making throws when he needs to.
Halftime: Colts 10, Texans 10
9:44 p.m. — FIELD GOAL, Colts. Adam Vinatieri makes his 36-yard attempt just before the half. 10-10.
9:32 p.m. — TOUCHDOWN, Texans. Hopkins was WIDE open. That's inexcusable from Indy. 10-7, Texans.
9:29 p.m. — Watson finds Fuller in stride for 15 yards and a first down into Colts territory.
9:22 p.m. — TOUCHDOWN, Colts. Brissett executes a designed run and follows his blocker into the end zone. 7-3, Colts.
9:20 p.m. — The Colts are in the red zone. They're starting to establish the run game.
9:15 p.m. — Intercepted! A tipped Watson passis picked off by Kenny Moore, and the Colts now have a great opportunity to tie or take the lead.
9:10 p.m. — The Colts' offense is stuck in molasses. Just 66 total yards for the unit.
9 p.m. — FIELD GOAL, Texans. Ka'imi Fairbairn delivers a successful35-yard boot. 3-0, Texans.
End of first quarter: Colts 0, Texans 0
8:54 p.m. — Watson hits tight end Darren Fells for a 24-yard gain to keep the drive going. The Texans are in field goal range.
8:50 p.m. — Houston is the first team to advance past midfield. Progress!
8:36 p.m. — The Texas punt the ball back. A defense-slanted start to the contest.
8:28 p.m. — Indianapolis punts after a third-down sack.
8:20 p.m. — The Colts receive the opening kick.


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Only on paper has humanity yet achieved glory, truth, knowledge, virtue and abiding love.
we are the hunters they are the prey
It is not in the stars to hold our destiny but in ourselves.
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This is a war!! with no blood Shed.
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An online programming contest is pleasurable for a budding programmer. It is a delightful playground where programmers can explore their intelligence. “It is not the place for the frightened lizards but for the Programming Wizards.” It provides the perfect platform for all the programmers to showcase their skills. Get down on the battle ground and claim the right of being the "Best Programmer".
First Round : Online athttp://www.codechef.com/ACMN2015/
Second Round : Campus
First Round: Online round. This round is open to all. Participants will be given certain questions and they would have to code the solutions. The problems will test your ingenuity, insight and your ability to optimize. All you need is a favourite text editor, a basic knowledge of C, C++/JAVA and the satisfaction of seeing your code work first time..
Second Round: This round is on campus event. The participants shortlisted from the first round will have to come down to Shree Devi Campus for the second round. This round has some debugging questions where the team will be given an erroneous code and they will have to remove all the errors to produce the desired output.
Also other questions where the team has to produce the desired output given a code snippet. The team solving these questions correctly in minimum time wins!!
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First round -The participant is given a question and the output of the question is a system’s number or its IP address. He has to go to the system with the corresponding IP address or system number and there will be a folder with a set of questions and here the combination of the outputs of all the questions is a key to another folder where another set of questions await, and so on. The team which takes minimum time to answer five questions will be promoted to the next round.
The team which takes minimum time to answer five questions will be promoted to the next round.
Second round- Each question consists of a program in which few lines of the code will be missing. The participant needs to complete the missing code parts. Options will be given for each line of code. Then they have to choose the options in the correct order of missing lines of code. Each option will be represented by a color. Then the options have to be answered through the color of a coin (representing an option). All the coins should be placed in the correct sequence in a limited time.
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In this event the participant has to reach the end of the maze by crossing all the obstacles from the starting point. The main criteria here is that the participant should reach the destination with the help of remote cars. They have to control the cars. In the path from start to end, there will be obstacles and for crossing an obstacle the participant has to answer the question. It will be a simultaneous game by two players for two mazes.
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CHAPTER 201H
HAWAII HOUSING FINANCE AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Part I. General Provisions
Section
201H-1 Definitions
201H-2 Hawaii housing finance and development corporation;
establishment, staff
201H-3 Board; establishment, functions, duties
201H-4 General powers
201H-4.5 Urban gardening programs
201H-5 Fair housing law to apply
201H-6 Housing advocacy and information system
201H-7 Housing research
201H-8 Housing counseling
201H-9 Acquisition, use, and disposition of property
201H-10 Cooperative agreements with other governmental
agencies
201H-11 Agents, including corporations
201H-12 Development of property
201H-13 Eminent domain, exchange or use of public property
201H-14 Contracts with the federal government
201H-15 Administration of low-income housing credit allowed
under section 235-110.8
201H-16 Administration of federal programs
201H-17 Federal funds outside of state treasury
201H-18 Public works contracts
201H-19 Remedies of an obligee: mandamus; injunction;
possessory action; receiver; accounting; etc.
201H-20 Subordination of mortgage to agreement with
government
201H-21 Duty to make reports
201H-22 Quitclaim deeds
201H-23 For-sale developments
Part II. Housing Development Programs
201H-31 Criteria
201H-32 Definitions
201H-33 Powers and duties, generally
201H-34 Additional powers; development
201H-34.5 Authority to modify and amend development
agreements with eligible developers
201H-35 Bond financing
201H-36 Exemption from general excise taxes
201H-37 Exemption from tax on income and obligations
201H-38 Housing development; exemption from statutes,
ordinances, charter provisions, and rules
201H-39 Starter homes; design standards; applicant
eligibility; authority to incorporate starter homes
into housing projects of the corporation
201H-40 Housing projects; construction and sponsorship
201H-41 Independent development of projects
201H-42 Private development of projects
201H-43 Interim financing of projects
201H-44 Commercial, industrial, and other uses
201H-45 Sale; mortgage, agreement of sale, and other
instruments
201H-46 Co-mortgagor
201H-47 Real property; restrictions on transfer; waiver of
restrictions
201H-48 Exception of current owners in corporation projects
201H-49 Real property; restrictions on use
201H-50 Restrictions on use, sale, and transfer of real
property; effect of amendment or repeal
201H-51 Corporation's right to repurchase or rent real
property; authority to seek recovery
201H-52 Nonprofit organizations and government agencies
201H-53 Rate of wages for laborers and mechanics
201H-57 Land leases to nonprofit organizations providing
affordable housing
201H-58 Leases; self-help housing
201H‑59 Affordable rental housing development program
201H-70 Additional powers
Part III. Financing Programs
A. General Provisions
201H-71 Bonds; authorization
201H-72 Issuance of bonds for the development of
infrastructure
201H-73 Issuance of bonds for the preservation of low-
income housing projects
201H-74 Bonds; interest rate, price, and sale
201H-75 Trustee; designation, duties
201H-76 Trust indenture
201H-77 Investment of reserves, etc.
201H-78 Security for funds deposited by the corporation
201H-79 Arbitrage provisions, interest rate
201H-80 Housing finance revolving fund; bond revolving
funds
201H-81 Repealed
201H-82 Rate of wages for laborers and mechanics
201H-85 Repealed
201H‑86 Low-income housing tax credit loan
201H-90 Additional powers
B. Housing Loan and Mortgage Program
201H-91 Definitions
201H-92 Owner-occupancy requirement
201H-93 Eligible borrowers
201H-94 Eligible loans
201H-95 Eligible project loans
201H-96 Eligible improvement loans
201H-97 Housing loan programs; procedures and requirements
201H-98 Housing loan programs; general powers
201H-99 Housing loan programs; self-supporting
201H-100 Housing loan programs; fees
201H-101 Housing loan programs; evidence of eligible loan,
eligible improvement loan, or eligible project loan
201H-102 to 104 Repealed
201H-105 Advance commitments program
201H-106 Loan funding programs
201H-107 Loans; service and custody
201H-108 Loans; sale, pledge, or assignment
201H-109 Loans; insurance and guarantees
201H-110 Loans; default
201H-120 Additional powers
C. Rental Assistance Program
201H-121 Purpose; findings and determinations
201H-122 Definitions
201H-123 Rental assistance revolving fund
201H-124 Rental assistance contracts
201H-125 Rental assistance program
201H-126 Benefits of program not exclusive
201H-140 Additional powers
D. Taxable Mortgage Securities Programs
201H-141 Definitions
201H-142 Housing loan programs; authorization
201H-143 Housing loan programs; procedures and requirements
201H-144 Housing loan programs; general powers
201H-150 Additional powers
E. State Mortgage Guarantee Program
201H-151 State mortgage guarantee
201H-152 Mortgage guarantee agreements
201H-160 Additional powers
F. Downpayment Loan Assistance Program
201H-161 Downpayment loans
201H-162 Qualifications for downpayment loans
201H-163 Restrictions on borrower
201H-163.5 Downpayment loan assistance program; fees
201H-164 Default
201H-170 Additional powers
G. Homebuyers' Club Program
201H-171 Homebuyers' club program
201H-180 Additional powers
H. Rent-to-Own Program
201H-181 Rent-to-own program
201H-190 Additional powers
I. Dwelling Unit Revolving Fund
201H-191 Dwelling unit revolving fund
201H-191.5 Regional state infrastructure subaccounts
201H-200 Additional powers
J. Rental Housing Revolving Fund
201H-201 Definitions
201H-202 Rental housing revolving fund
201H-203 Eligible applicants for funds
201H-204 Eligible projects
201H-210 Additional powers
Part IV. Expenditures of Revolving Funds Under
the Corporation Exempt from Appropriation
and Allotment
201H-211 Expenditures of revolving funds under the
corporation exempt from appropriation and allotment
201H-220 Additional powers
Note
Chapter heading amended by L 2006, c 180, §15.
Public land trust information system. L 2011, c 54; L 2013, c 110.
State goal for affordable rental housing units; special action team (terminated December 31, 2019); annual report to 2017-2019 legislature. L 2016, c 127; L 2017, c 96, §2.
Law Journals and Reviews
The Scramble to Protect the American Dream in Paradise: Is Affordable Housing Possible in Hawaii? 10 HBJ, no. 13, at 37 (2007).


For all those lucky enough to attend WWDC this year, congrats and hope your first week back in the real world went well! It’s been a few years since I’ve been, myself, but I always enjoy watching the session videos produced. I’ve already started watching as many as I could squeeze in last two weeks, but there are many more I hope to catch.
I’ve categorized them beyond the tracks Apple defines, like Developer Tools or Frameworks. Hopefully, this helps me pick which one to view next, and achieve a little temporal locality by watching all videos about a particular topic all at once.
Here are the categories… click each to go to the list of sessions. The sessions are mostly in the order that I’ll watch them within each category, which is not simply a sequential ordering of the numbers Apple gives them.
Note that this listing doesn’t include all sessions. I don’t specialize as much in graphics or media, which constitutes a ton of interesting technology at Apple. This is just my personal plan… I’ll consider myself lucky if I actually get to them all!
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China's Xi says long-term improving trend for economy will not change: Xinhua
by ReutersBEIJING (Nov 22): The long-term improving trend for China’s economy will not change, and the economy has great resilience, potential and room for maneuver, China’s President Xi Jinping said on Friday, as reported by official Xinhua News Agency.
Xi, speaking at a meeting with International Monetary Fund Chief Kristalina Georgieva, said he has full confidence in China’s development, according to Xinhua.


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Team 302 Robot
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#include <PrimitiveParams.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| PrimitiveParams (PRIMITIVE_IDENTIFIER id, float time, float distance, float xLoc, float yLoc, float heading, float startDriveSpeed, float endDriveSpeed, BallManipulator::BALL_MANIPULATOR_STATE ballState, float turretAngle) | |
| PrimitiveParams ()=delete | |
| virtual | ~PrimitiveParams ()=default |
| PRIMITIVE_IDENTIFIER | GetID () const |
| float | GetTime () const |
| float | GetDistance () const |
| float | GetXLocation () const |
| float | GetYLocation () const |
| float | GetHeading () const |
| float | GetDriveSpeed () const |
| float | GetEndDriveSpeed () const |
| BallManipulator::BALL_MANIPULATOR_STATE | GetBallState () const |
| float | GetTurretAngle () const |
| void | SetDistance (float distance) |
Definition at line 35 of file PrimitiveParams.h.
| PrimitiveParams::PrimitiveParams | ( | PRIMITIVE_IDENTIFIER | id, |
| float | time, | ||
| float | distance, | ||
| float | xLoc, | ||
| float | yLoc, | ||
| float | heading, | ||
| float | startDriveSpeed, | ||
| float | endDriveSpeed, | ||
| BallManipulator::BALL_MANIPULATOR_STATE | ballState, | ||
| float | turretAngle | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 13 of file PrimitiveParams.cpp.
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delete |
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| BallManipulator::BALL_MANIPULATOR_STATE PrimitiveParams::GetBallState | ( | ) | const |
Definition at line 78 of file PrimitiveParams.cpp.
| float PrimitiveParams::GetDistance | ( | ) | const |
Definition at line 48 of file PrimitiveParams.cpp.
| float PrimitiveParams::GetDriveSpeed | ( | ) | const |
Definition at line 68 of file PrimitiveParams.cpp.
| float PrimitiveParams::GetEndDriveSpeed | ( | ) | const |
Definition at line 73 of file PrimitiveParams.cpp.
| float PrimitiveParams::GetHeading | ( | ) | const |
Definition at line 63 of file PrimitiveParams.cpp.
| PRIMITIVE_IDENTIFIER PrimitiveParams::GetID | ( | ) | const |
Definition at line 38 of file PrimitiveParams.cpp.
| float PrimitiveParams::GetTime | ( | ) | const |
Definition at line 43 of file PrimitiveParams.cpp.
| float PrimitiveParams::GetTurretAngle | ( | ) | const |
Definition at line 83 of file PrimitiveParams.cpp.
| float PrimitiveParams::GetXLocation | ( | ) | const |
Definition at line 53 of file PrimitiveParams.cpp.
| float PrimitiveParams::GetYLocation | ( | ) | const |
Definition at line 58 of file PrimitiveParams.cpp.
| void PrimitiveParams::SetDistance | ( | float | distance | ) |
Definition at line 89 of file PrimitiveParams.cpp.


This is the API
cancelPurchaseNew
URL
http://localhost/api/accounts/{aid}/purchases/{pid}
HTTP Method
DELETE
Response Type
Parameters
-
Path:
aid
String
-
Path:
pid
String
-
Query:
cancelImmediately
Boolean
consumePurchase
URL
http://localhost/api/accounts/purchases/{pid}/consume
HTTP Method
POST
Response Type
Parameters
-
Path:
pid
String
-
Body:
BTPurchaseUserParams
BTPurchaseUserParams(BTPurchaseUserParams)
getPlanPurchases
URL
http://localhost/api/accounts/plans/{planId}/purchases
HTTP Method
GET
Response Type
Parameters
-
Path:
planId
String
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Query:
offset
Integer
-
Query:
limit
Integer
getPurchases
URL
http://localhost/api/accounts/purchases
HTTP Method
GET
Response Type
Parameters
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Query:
all
Boolean
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Query:
ownPurchaseOnly
Boolean


Gay, married Barbadian priest elected Bishop of Missouri
by The Episcopal Diocese of Missouri(THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF MISSOURI) – The Episcopal Diocese of Missouri on Saturday elected Rev Deon K Johnson as its 11th diocesan bishop at Christ Church Cathedral in St Louis.
Johnson is a native of Barbados who immigrated to the United States at age 14.
He was elected on the first ballot during an election that involved 164 voting delegates. He received 71 votes from lay delegates and 42 votes from clergy.
A veteran Episcopal priest with deep experience in social justice issues and ministry to gay and lesbian communities, Johnson, who lives in Michigan with his husband and two children, has been rector of St Paul’s Episcopal Church in Brighton, MI, since 2006.
Johnson was elected to lead a community of more than 10,000 worshipers in the Episcopal Diocese of Missouri. Church delegates and clergy members chose their 11th bishop on Saturday during the 180th diocesan convention.
“I am overwhelmed with joy, humility, and gratitude,” said Bishop-Elect Johnson from his home in Michigan to the people of the Diocese of Missouri.
“The Holy Spirit has brought us to this day, for such a time as this. I am looking forward to walking with you as we share the liberating love of Jesus. My husband and our family are looking forward to being with you in the new year.”
Johnson will assume the post upon the retirement of the 10th bishop of Missouri, the Right Rev George Wayne Smith, who has shepherded the diocese since 2002. Smith announced his retirement, effective with the ordination of the new bishop, in April 2018. Johnson was elected by a majority of both lay and ordained delegates to the annual diocesan convention, according to the rules of the convention.
The Rev Dawn-Victoria Mitchell, president of the standing committee, expressed her joy at the election results. “It’s a very, very exciting day for the diocese. We’ve only had 10 bishops in our 178-year history. And to have this done on the first ballot was really exceptional.”
A veteran Episcopal priest with deep experience in social justice issues and ministry to gay and lesbian communities, Johnson is a native of Barbados who immigrated to the United States at age 14 and found his call to ministry nurtured by parishioners at a church near Case Western University in Cleveland, where he earned his undergraduate degree.
Others on the ballot for today’s election were the Rev Stacey Fussell, rector at Episcopal Church of the Ascension, Bradford, PA; and the Rev George D Smith, rector at St Mark’s Episcopal Church, Glen Ellyn, IL.
Today’s historic election will be submitted to bishops and diocesan standing committees for their ratification. Once those consents are received, the service of ordination, by which Johnson becomes a bishop and assumes responsibility for the pastoral and administrative work of the diocese, will take place on Saturday, April 25, at St Stanislaus Polish Catholic Church in St Louis. Presiding Bishop Michael Curry will be the chief consecrator at the service.
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Setting up VMs
Objective
The aim of this section is to set up the required infrastructure to perform the task and solve the 6th point of the problem statement under Task 1
.
System Configuration
The lab setup is of two VMs running Ubuntu 18.04 on VirtualBox as it is an LTS (Long Term Support) version which is a desirable feature for a CI pipeline. The release notes for Ubuntu 18.04 can be found here for additional details. One VM has the Jenkins Infrastructure and the other is used as a Production Server to deploy the application (DVNA) on the server via the Jenkins Pipeline.
-
I installed Ubuntu on both VirtualBox VMs following this documentation.
- I decided to go with this documentation as it was concise.
- I, however, chose the 'Normal Installation' under the "Minimal Install Option and Third Party Software" segment instead of the ones specified in the instructions as otherwise only the essential Ubuntu core components would be installed.
- Additionally, I left out the optional third step "Managing installation media" as I did not need the boot media after the installation was complete.
Installing Jenkins
Jenkins is a Continuos Integration (CI) Tool used to automate actions for CI operations for building and deploying applications. Jenkins was used as the tool to build the application deployment pipeline as it was a requisite of the problem statement given.
- Installed Jenkins following Digital Ocean's documentation. I went along with this particular documentation as it seemed the easiest to follow with clear steps, and I like the style of Digital Ocean's documentation. For this documentation, I didn't skip any step.
Choosing the Application
The application that was to be analyzed and deployed, as required by the problem statement, was DVNA (or Damn Vulnerable Node Application). It is an intentionally vulnerable application written with Node.js and has various security issues designed to illustrate different security concepts.
Configuring Production VM
To serve DVNA, there were some prerequisites. The following steps conclude how to set up the prerequisites for Jenkins to be able to deploy the application through the pipeline.
Setting up DVNA
- I forked the DVNA repository onto my GitHub account to be able to add files and edit project structure.
- Then I added a Jenkinsfile to the project repository to configure pipeline stages and execute it.
- DVNA's documentation specifies MySQL as the database needed so, to install MySQL for DVNA I again used Digital Ocean's documentation.
- Under step 3, I skipped the section about provisionally MySQL access for a dedicated user. I created the 'root' user as mentioned in the documentation previously and then went straight to step 4 so as there was no need for an additional user after
root
.
- Under step 3, I skipped the section about provisionally MySQL access for a dedicated user. I created the 'root' user as mentioned in the documentation previously and then went straight to step 4 so as there was no need for an additional user after
- MySQL was installed on the Production VM for a successful deployment of the application. The Jenkins VM need not have MySQL installed as DVNA was only getting built on this machine and not deployed.
To not leak the MySQL Server configuration details for the production server, I used a shell script, named env.sh
, and placed it in the Production VM in the user's home directory (/home/<username>
). The script gets executed from the pipeline to export the Environment Variables for the application to deploy.
The contents of the script (env.sh) to setup environment variables on Production VM are:
#!/bin/bash
export MYSQL_USER=root
export MYSQL_DATABASE=dvna
export MYSQL_PASSWORD=<mysql_password>
export MYSQL_HOST=<IP_ADDRESS>
export MYSQL_PORT=3306
This script is executed through the pipeline in the 'Deploy to App Server' stage.
Configuring SSH Access
For Jenkins to be able to perform operations and copy application files onto the on the Production VM, ssh
configuration was required to allow the Jenkins User to log on to the Production VM. For the same, I switched to the Jenkins User, created a pair of SSH keys (an extensive article about how user authentication works in SSH with public keys can be found here) and placed the public key in the Production VM:
- Switching to Jenkins User
sudo su - jenkins
- Generating new SSH Keys for the Jenkins User
ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "<email>"
- The public key generated above was added to
~/.ssh/authorized_keys
on the Production VM.
Note: One could also use the ssh-agent
plugin in Jenkins to use a different user to ssh into the production VM. The credentials for that user will have to be added under Jenkins Credentials Section.
Note: ed25519
is used instead of the rsa
option as it provides a smaller key while providing the equivalent security of an RSA key.
Additional Notes on VirtualBox
While setting up the Virtual Machines on VirtualBox, I faced trouble scaling the Guest OS's window to fit the screen. The autoscaling feature did not work on it's own. The solution, which I found in this blog, was to select VBoxVGA
under Machine Settings > Display > Graphics Controller
, instead of VBoxSVGA
(even though its the recommended one).


Recipe 15.4. Enabling an XML-RPC Server to Be Terminated Remotely
Credit: Christoph Dietze, Brian Quinlan, Jeff
Bauer
Problem
You are coding an XML-RPC server, using
the Python Standard Library's
SimpleXMLRPCServer module, and you want to make it
possible for a remote client to cause the XML-RPC server to exit
cleanly.
Solution
You have to use your own request-handling loop (instead of the
serve_forever method of
SimpleXMLRPCServer) so that you can stop looping
when appropriate. For example:
import SimpleXMLRPCServer
running = True
def finis( ):
global running
running = False
return 1
server = SimpleXMLRPCServer.SimpleXMLRPCServer(('<IP_ADDRESS>', 8000))
server.register_function(finis)
while running:
server.handle_request( )
Discussion
SimpleXMLRPCServer's
serve_forever method, as its name implies,
attempts to keep serving
"forever"that is, it keeps
serving until the whole server process is killed. Sometimes,
it's useful to allow remote clients to request a
clean termination of a service by remotely calling a server-exposed
function, and this recipe demonstrates the simplest way to allow this
functionality.
The finis function (which gets exposed to remote
clients via the register_function call) sets the
global variable running to False
(and then returns something that is not None
because the XML-RPC protocol cannot deal with the
None object). Using the while
running loop, instead of a serve_forever
call, then ensures that the server stops serving and terminates when
the variable running becomes false.
If you prefer to subclass SimpleXMLRPCServer, you
can obtain a similar effect by overriding the
serve_forever method: that is, instead of placing
the simple while running:
server.handle_request loop inline, you can code, for
example (with the same function finis as in the
recipe's Solution):
class MyServer(SimpleXMLRPCServer.SimpleXMLRPCServer):
def serve_forever(self):
while running:
self.handle_request( )
server = MyServer(('<IP_ADDRESS>', 8000))
server.register_function(finis)
server.serve_forever( )
However, this alternative approach offers no special advantage
(unless you have a fetish for being object oriented for no particular
purpose), and, since this alternative approach is telling a little
white lie (by using the name serve_forever for a
method that does not keep serving
"forever"!), the simpler approach
in the recipe's Solution can definitely be
recommended.
See Also
The SimpleXMLRPCServer module is part of the
Python Standard Library and is documented in a chapter of the
Library Reference portion of
Python's online documentation.
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About
Written By: Aidan Ripley Source Video: Most Popular Websites 1996-2019
This website is supposed to be for a final project in which the website is discussing the most popular websites by visits from 1996 to 2019 annually in which the dates are end of the year or December of each year. Each page has 2 years per page to make this website most concise.
The Home webpage is supposed to give the viewer an appealing opening along with giving options of specific years that might interest the user. Also included on the front page are small cards of the 3 most popular websites at the time of the video being posted.
This About page is just to give a quick layout of the entire website from the Home page to the content pages The source of the information is linked in the about page so all credit is given where it is due.
The Contents page is the sitemap to the entire site in which it has the links to all the pages along with links to Home page and the About page.
The actual content pages have 2 years per page that have pictures of the visit counters at December of that year. Paired with that are quick descriptions of interesting facts that occurred that year such as new milestones, along with any new websites that have entered the top 11 in that year.
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Inspired by Matt Daniels and Hannah Anderson’s polygraph.cool Film Dialogue breakdown, I ventured into the world of gender distribution in movies. I used, in part, the painstakingly collected polygraphcool data, which includes the number of lines spoken by male characters in a collection of 2000 movies.
Matt Daniels and Hannah Anderson had already worked hella hard and split the movie scripts by character and by comparing to IMDB, assigned a sex and age to each character’s actor/actress. The resulting metadata as well as some of the data is publicly available on Matt Daniels’ github page for scrutiny and further data fun.
I wanted to use all this lovely data to see whether it was possible to predict the year a movie came out in based on it’s character and line ratio.
I wanted to include genre in my analysis because there is a big difference in the standard distribution of female and male characters in movies of different genres. For example, war movies tend to contain way more male characters and romantic movies are generally more balanced. Because the proportion of movies of each genre that come out every year isn’t standard, it is better to analyse temporal changes in gender on the screen per genre. For this I needed to scrape.
Web scraping with Beautiful Soup
I collected data on genre by scraping Box Office Mojo using Beautiful Soup
(I will have another post outlining the scraping process). I scraped data on all the movies they have on the site including info on budget and domestic gross in case I decided to use that later on. The data I needed was in a table. I looped through the tr
s and filled in a pandas dataframe as I went, then saved as a csv.
Data wrangling
I read both my csv files in as pandas dataframes so I could clean and preprocess anything I needed to using pandas.
```python import pandas as pd
mojo_df = pd.read_csv(‘
```python f_ratio = []
for lines in df_new[‘lines_data’]: male = sum(int(i) for i in lines.strip())/len(lines) female = 7.01 - male f_ratio.append(female/male)
merged_df[‘ratio’]= pd.DataFrame(f_ratio)
```
The dataset from polygraph cool contains data on the number of lines spoken by male characters in the film. It looks kind of like this:
777777743444644573433242343644335344577426232474643156414755254322274446
435735475636346433676546667757777777777444445553753342242525544252544775263
14275553245514656245322356255535653566626437343576645667766774
Nice, huh?
It assumes that a minute of dialogue is approximately 14 lines (using average speaking pace of 140 words/min, and average 10 words/line). Each number in the string there represents the number of lines spoken by a male every half minute. So, what I calculate there as f ratio
, is the maximum number of lines a woman could possibly speak in a film, if she spoke during every available second. A generous estimate. By the way, the above lines correspond to Avatar, 2009, for which the ratio is 0.52
.
Ok, moving on. I had to create dummy variables of the genres. This means generating a column for each genre and assigning a 1 if the movie is of that genre and a 0 if it’s not. But I had 67 genres so this enlarged my feature space by quite a bit and I didn’t want to make life too difficult for myself.
To reduce the feature space, I condensed some of the more obscure genres into broader ones. Obscure meaning ‘Comedy’ was originally split into ‘Comedy’, ‘Comedy/Drama’, ‘Comedy/Thriller’, ‘Comedy/Crime’, etc. It was a little tricky sometimes, for example, does ‘War Romance’ go into ‘War’ or ‘Romance’? In the end I manually condensed the genres, reducing the 67 genres to 10.
```python genre_collapser = { ‘Action’:’Action’, ‘Action / Adventure’:’Action’, ‘Action / Crime’:’Action’, ‘Action Comedy’:’Action’, ‘Action Drama’:’Action’ }
for i in range(len(mojo_df[‘genre’])): mojo_df.ix[i,’genre’] = genre_collapser[mojo_df.ix[i,’genre’]] ```
Now I could create my dummy variables without feature space concerns:
python
df_dummied = pd.get_dummies(df_reduced_merged['genre'], prefix='genre')
df_dummied = df_dummies.drop('genre_None', axis=1)
The prefix
parameter there prefixes each genre name with the word ‘genre’, to keep our column names clear.
python
polygraph_df["movie"] = polygraph_df["year"].map(str) + " " + polygraph_df["title"]
mojo_df["movie"] = mojo_df["year"].map(str) + " " + mojo_df["title"]
Now I had all this cleaned data from Box Office Mojo and I only needed the genres for the movies from the polygraph movies.
I created a column containing the year of release and movie title, and merged the two dataframes on that column. This was to avoid mixing up movies with the same title that came out in different years. This approach worked well except for one movie, Crash, which according to IMDB came out in 2004 but in the dataset it came out in 2005. Whoops. Other than that the movies seem to be solidly matched. I now had 1198 movies left in my dataset.
python
merged_df = pd.merge(mojo_df, polygraph_df, on=['movie'])
As there is so much to consider when predicting the specific year that a movie comes out, I thought it would be just as informative but also easier to predict the era of a movie instead. By taking this approach, the problem becomes one of classification as I now have to show which discrete category a movie belongs to. First to sort the movies:
```python eras = [str(year)[2] for year in merged_df[‘year’]] merged_df[‘era’] = eras
print(merged_df.groupby(‘era’)[‘intercept’].sum())
era 0 411 1 273 3 1 4 3 5 1 6 4 7 24 8 76 9 264 ```
By performing the sum() function on the intercept column (which is a list of ones), I found that the 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s each contained fewer than 5 movies - that sample size is too small so I binned them. Now I was focusing on the 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s and 10s. I plotted the mean female-male ratio of all the movies in each era, which gave me this:
That seems like a pretty convincing trend, doesn’t it? Not conclusive by any means, but we can see that the mean ratio increases steadily at every era. So there’s hope!
Stay tuned for model building in part 2!


Summary
• I completed my graduation in Computer Science from North South University . I am passionate about web development in general. I like to take responsibility for my own action, and always trying to out-do myself. Learning something new gets me going. I am a very fast learner and eager to learn. new technology
Training
Basis Instute of Technology and Management(BITM) (October-december)2018
WEB Developing On Dot Net
Educational Qualifications
| Qualification |
Institute |
Grades |
Year |
| B.Sc. Computer Science And Engineering |
North South University |
2.54 |
2018 |
| H.S.C (Science) |
BAF Shaheen College,Chittagong |
4.10 |
2011 |
| S.S.C |
Collegiate School,Chittagong |
4.88 |
2009 |
Independent Courses
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PHP
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Bootstrap
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JavaScript – Programming Basics
Technical Skills
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HTML & CSS for Beginners – Web Fundamentals:
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Application Software: Dot Net, Three Layer Architecture, MVC Framework .
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Programming Skills:HTML, CSS, PHP(Beginer Level) JavaScript, learning C and C#
Personal Information:
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A young, determined hard and smart working person. I believe in task based roles and complete ownership of work.
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Languages Known:Bangla,English
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Hobbies:Cycling, Reading Book, Travelling.
References
- Mohammed Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman Khan
- Assstant Professor
- North South University, ECE Department
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- Mohammed Taslim Hossain
- >01711506195
- Lead Engineer, Quality Assurance
- GrameenPhone


MOAL.storage.modeling package¶
Submodules¶
MOAL.storage.modeling.data_modeling module¶
-
MOAL.storage.modeling.data_modeling.
DEBUG
= False¶ From https://www.coursera.org/learn/data-manipulation/home/welcome A Data Model is defined as having three primary properties:
- Structure
rows and columns nodes and edges key-value pairs sequence of bytes (raw, block data, file data)- Constraints
“all rows must have the same number of columns” “all values in one column must have the same type” “a child cannot have two parents”
- Operations
“find value of key x” “find rows where column lastname is jordan” “get the next N bytes”


Ruby Classes
Creating an inventory
4/19/2015
This week we covered Ruby classes. What is a class in ruby (or other object oriented languages)? A class in an object oriented language operates in the same manner that classifications do in the real or physical world. An object is a thing that belongs to a class. A class is a way to talk about multiple objects that have similar characteristics or functions. Below I have created the class Container and will use this to explain how classes in an object oriented language translate into the physical realm.
class Container def initialize(max_size) @max_size = max_size @items_in_bag = Array.new() end def size @max_size end def add(items_array) items_array.each_with_index do |item, index| @items_in_bag << item end raise ArgumentError.new ("Bag cannot fit all items") if @items_in_bag.length > @max_size end def look_inside p @items_in_bag end end bag = Container.new(10) p "Maximum amount of items: " + bag.size.to_s bag.add([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]) bag.look_inside bag.add([6, 7, 8, 9, 10]) bag.look_inside bag.add([11]) bag.look_inside
I have created the class Container. In ruby and other object oriented languages everything is an object, this includes classes. While a container itself is an object that can holds things, other objects that have similar function and behavior can be classified as containers as well. In the above example, I have created a bag under the classification of container. Similarly I could have created a jar, or a box, or even a persons hands if we were only talking about the ability to hold/contain things. All these things fall under the classification of container. This is because they all have the same function (holding stuff) and the same limitations (how much stuff they can hold). The bag, the jar, the box, the hands holding stuff, all are different instances of objects that can be classified as a container.
In this example the bag, which is a container, has two different methods that can be called on it. These methods are adding items, and seeing what items are inside the container. Another method I should have created would have been to remove items, but I will save that for another time. Just like in real world, you can perform one of these actions(methods) on the item. You can look inside the bag (bag.look_inside), add things to the bag (bag.add(thing)) or remove things from the bag (bag.remove(thing)). Although not yet on that last part, but thats the general idea.
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| TESS-package | Diversification rate estimation and fast simulation of reconstructed phylogenetic trees under tree-wide time-heterogeneous birth-death processes including mass-extinction events |
| cettiidae | Cettiidae phylogeny from Alstroem et al. (2011) |
| conifers | Conifer phylogeny from Leslie et al. (2012) |
| globalBiDe.analysis | tess.analysis: Diversification rate estimation under an episodic birth-death process including mass-extinction events. |
| globalBiDe.output.summary | tess.process.output: Summarizing the output of a diversification rate estimation including mass-extinction events. See the tess.analysis function for more information on how such output is generated and the tess.plot.output how the output can be visualized. Also have a look at the vignette for more in detail description and examples. |
| mammalia | Dated family level mammalian phylogeny from Meredith et al. (2011): Impacts of the cretaceous terrestrial revolution and kpg extinction on mammal diversification. |
| TESS | Diversification rate estimation and fast simulation of reconstructed phylogenetic trees under tree-wide time-heterogeneous birth-death processes including mass-extinction events |
| tess.analysis | tess.analysis: Diversification rate estimation under an episodic birth-death process including mass-extinction events. |
| tess.likelihood | tess.likelihood: Probability density of a tree under a tree-wide time-dependent birth-death process |
| tess.likelihood.rateshift | tess.likelihood.rateshift: Probability density of a tree under a tree-wide time-dependent birth-death-shift process |
| tess.mcmc | tess.mcmc: Markov chain Monte Carlo simulation using a general Metropolis-Hastings algorithm. |
| tess.nTaxa.expected | tess.nTaxa.expected: The expected number of taxa at present of a tree under a global, time-dependent birth-death process ( E[ N(T) ] ) |
| tess.pathSampling | tess.pathSampling: Marginal likelihood estimation via Path-Sampling. |
| tess.plot.multichain.diagnostics | tess.plot.multichain.diagnostics: Plotting the mcmc diagnostics of a episodic diversification rate analysis with mass-extinction events. |
| tess.plot.output | tess.plot.output: Plotting the output of a diversification rate estimation including mass-extinction events. |
| tess.plot.singlechain.diagnostics | tess.plot.mcmc.diagnostics: Plotting the single chain mcmc diagnostics of a episodic diversification rate analysis with mass-extinction events. |
| tess.PosteriorPrediction | tess.PosteriorPrediction: Approximation of the posterior predictive distribution. |
| tess.PosteriorPredictiveTest | tess.PosteriorPredictiveTest: Approximation of the posterior predictive distribution. |
| tess.process.output | tess.process.output: Summarizing the output of a diversification rate estimation including mass-extinction events. See the tess.analysis function for more information on how such output is generated and the tess.plot.output how the output can be visualized. Also have a look at the vignette for more in detail description and examples. |
| tess.sim.age | tess.sim.age: Simulate a reconstructed tree for a given age under a global, time-dependent birth-death process. |
| tess.sim.taxa | tess.sim.taxa.taxa: Simulate a reconstructed tree for a given number of taxa under a global, time-dependent birth-death process. |
| tess.sim.taxa.age | tess.sim.taxa.taxa.age: Simulate a reconstructed tree for a given age and number of taxa under a global, time-dependent birth-death process. |
| tess.steppingStoneSampling | tess.steppingStoneSampling: Marginal likelihood estimation via Stepping-Stone-Sampling. |


Clay Pigeons, starring Vince Vaughn and Joaquin Phoenix 2 stars out of 4
Nothing is more infuriating than a scriptwriter who is sloppy or lazy. Taking short cuts or devising preposterous or illogical contrivances merely to further a plot shows contempt for the viewer.
Such was the case with Armageddon in which the asteroid that threatened the Earth wasn't discovered until 18 days before the scheduled calamity.
And such is the case with Clay Pigeons, a murder-comedy that tries to mine the quirky field already claimed by the Coen Brothers in such works as Blood Simple and Fargo. Clay Pigeons, set in Montana, is the story of a not-to-bright, garage mechanic named Clay (Joaquin Phoenix) and his relationship with a good ole boy cowboy named Lester (Vince Vaughn).
What sets the story in motion, though, is the suicide of Clay's best friend, Earl. Clay and Earl are in the middle of nowhere drinking beers and using the bottles for target practice.
Earl takes Clay's handgun and threatens to use him as a bulls-eye because he knows that Clay and his wife are having an affair. Clay at first denies it, but is forced to confess after Earl reveals his wife had taunted him with the information.
Earl says he will get even not by killing Clay, but by committing suicide and making it look like murder, specifically one committed by Clay.
And how is he going to do this? Easy. He's going to shoot himself with Clay's gun.
Now, here's where the story falls apart. Didn't either of these bozos ever hear of fingerprints. Earl's are all over the gun. He's not wearing gloves. He's stupid, and Clay is just as dim-witted for not just running to the law and telling the easy-going, but sly sheriff (the veteran Scott Wilson) what has happened.
Instead, after Earl's self-inflicted demise, Clay runs to Earl's wife, Amanda (Georgina Cates), a self-absorbed, hedonistic, tramp, who refuses to aid Clay because she doesn't want it known all over town that she was cheating on her husband.
Not only that, she wants to continue the hot and heavy affair, but Clay no longer wants anything to do with her.
So, Clay makes Earl's death look accidential.
Later, at a bar, Clay meets Lester and the two strike up a friendship. Lester is duly impressed after Clay slaps Amanda in the bar.
Unbeknownst to Clay, Lester is a woman-hating serial killer being hunted by the FBI, and Lester is setting up Clay to take the fall for his crimes.
Of course, everything works out all right by the finale, despite the fact that bodies keep turning up in Clay's vicinity.
But the first five minutes of David Dobkin's film drags the rest of the proceedings down with it because of one silly script glitch that could have been corrected with a simple rewrite.
Phoenix is hunky, but dim as Clay. His character is merely a puppet being manipulated by events.
Vaughn, with his big smile and nervous giggle, makes a fine psychotic. Released before the remake of Psycho, Clay Pigeons could almost serve as Vaughn's screen test for his Norman Bates portrayal.
Jeanne Garafolo is a bity swarmy and condescending as the FBI agent tracking Vaughn. Her remarks and asides to the small-town sheriff and his deputy are meant to serve as the film's humor, but come off as mean-spirited instead.
None of the characters in Clay Pigeons are worth a hoot. You can't feel any compassion for Clay or his predicament because he is too dense, too self-absorbed to care about.
Only Wilson's sheriff offers a respite from the murderous proceedings. His reserve and small-town manners mask an active mind and a humanistic outlook that compensates a bit for the flotsam surrounding him.
Clay Pigeons is an interesting effort that a bit of script polishing could have saved.
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| onDisplayFkElementListDetails ($element, $member, $className, $object) | |
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| setFormFieldsComponent (DataForm $form, $fieldTypes) | |
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| setMemberFormFieldsComponent (DataForm $form, $fieldTypes) | |
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| getDataTableInstance ($instances, $model, $totalCount, $page=1) | |
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| relationMembersInForm ($form, $instance, $className, $fields, $relations) | |
| manyToOneFormField (DataForm $form, $member, $className, $instance) | |
| oneToManyFormField (DataForm $form, $member, $instance, $annot) | |
| manyToManyFormField (DataForm $form, $member, $instance, $annot) | |
| getEditMemberParams_ ($part) | |
| defaultEditMemberParams () | |
| getFormTitle ($form, $instance) | |
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Returns the header for a single foreign object (element is an instance, issue from ManyToOne), (from DataTable)
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Returns a component for displaying a foreign object (from DataElement)
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Returns a component for displaying a foreign object (from DataTable)
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Returns the fields on which a grouping is performed.
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Returns a DataElement object for displaying the instance Used in the display method of the CrudController in display route.
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| string | $model | The model class name (long name) |
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Returns the dataTable responsible for displaying instances of the model.
| array | $instances | objects to display |
| string | $model | model class name (long name) |
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| HtmlButton | $confirmBtn | The confirmation button |
| HtmlButton | $cancelBtn | The cancellation button |
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| string | $model | The model class name (long name) |
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THE HORSE WHISPERER 1998 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1998 Timothy Voon 2 :-) :-) for the Marlborough Man
Cast: Robert Redford, Kristin Scott Thomas, Sam Neill, Scarlett Johansson, Dianne Wiest, Chris Cooper, Ty Hillman, Catherine Bosworth Director: Robert Redford Producers: Robert Redford, Patrick Markey Screenplay: Richard LaGravenese, Eric Roth based on the novel by Nicholas Evans
If you survived the 3 to 4 hour scenic footage of DANCES WITH WOLVES, or the odd 2 to 3 hours of fly fishing in A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT, then theoretically, you should have no problems sitting through this 3 hour version of horse taming and beautiful Montana countryside. This film, will either bore you to tears from its opening moments, or have the exact opposite effect, and draw you into an intriguing story that is filled with passion and traumatised psyche.
After witnessing one of the most horrific horse accidents I have come across in my small life span, I have vowed never to get on these great four legged beasts, ever. This is a story of healing, not only for a young girl, but also for her horse that sustained horrific wounds during a most tragic accident. An initially, emotionally detached mother (Kristin Scott Thomas), fights to bring her daughter out of a morbid depression. She searches out a horse doctor (Robert Redford) in vain hopes that healing the horse-gone-mad, will also bring inner healing to her daughter. This is where THE HORSE WHISPERER comes into the picture, with a mixture of patience, firmness and of course whispering, the doctor lures the emotionally unbalanced beast back into sanity.
Robert Redford in jeans and cowboy hat, now rugged appearance is everybody's version of a Marlborough man, except for the cigarettes. He is filled this movie with what many people want on a sunny summer holiday. A house by a stream, yummy country style cooking, the surrounds of loving family, plenty of horse riding over lush plains, and of course a love interest to share the experience with. Kristin Scott Thomas is looking very much like Emma Thompson, with her hair cropped short and trying to exude the emotions of a bitter, angry mother, who doesn't know what she wants in life until she meets the Marlborough Man. Then the ever-dependable Sam Neil is the overly understanding, sensitive husband who knows when to give his wife room to choose.
Overall, a very good effort, and worth looking at if you ever wanted to see a well made picture about horses, emotional healing and romance.
Timothy Voon e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Movie Archives http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Tim+Voon Hugues Bouclier's Movies in Melbourne http://www.labyrinth.net.au/~bouclier/week/movies.html
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Phonophani - Kreken
Trippy electronic music. This is very good music… It’s kind of like Bibio but more psychedelic and jazzier. And I got it at Amoeba for less than 5 bucks.
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[8.0/10]
Misantrop - Reproaching the Absurd
Wonky noise / techno. Or when club music goes horribly wrong, when everyone’s left the venue and it’s only the things not from this world that are on the floor.
Release date: 2021-06-24
At times it is a bit too abrasive though, I dig the atmosphere but this is not something you’d want to put on repeat.
[7.8/10]
Tomu DJ - FEMINISTA
It’s like The Field’s Cupid's Head
but even more organic and vibe-y.
Release date: 2021-08-06
[7.8/10]
Soshi Takeda - Floating Mountains
When a club musician decides to use exclusively new-age sound textures in an album.
Release date: 2021-10-08
[7.8/10]
No Love In The House Of Gold - there is no such thing as a jellyfish
Kind of like Bedwetter but a bit easier to the ears.
Release date: 2021-04-21
[7.8/10]
Pan-American - The Patience Fader
Brain Eno: “Duane Eddy playing Erik Satie”. I think of Roy Montgomery plus Bill Frisell.
Release date: 2022-02-18
[7.7/10]
Societe Etrange - Chance
Kind of sounds like Mong Tong.
Release date: 2022-03-25
[7.6/10]
Big Brave - Vital
Doom metal. Like the first track, but as it approaches the end of the album it gets more dragging.
Release date: 2021-04-23
[7.6/10]
Loscil - The Sails, Pt. 1
Pulsating ambient.
Release date: 2022-03-01
[7.5/10]
Charli XCX - Crash
- I’ve never seen the Cronenberg movie nor the Ballard novel.
- This is still a decent pop album, but it’s more conventional compared to her last two albums.

Underground rap. The lyrics are as honest as it gets.
Release date: 2022-03-01
[7.4/10]
Beats Unlimited - Beats Unlimited
Microhouse / dub techno. Not exactly a bad album but also not something that leaves a lot of impression on me.
Release date: 2021-07-30
[7.1/10]
Rerekat - Balance Through Imbalance
Dancefloor friendly, hardhitting techno. But not really something that I enjoy all that much.
Release date: 2021-09-30
[7.0/10]
Vein.fm - This World is Going to Ruin You
Nu metal / metalcore. Flesh Juicer could become something like this but they went for the cheesier way instead.
Release date: 2022-03-04
[7.0/10]
Deathspell Omega - The Long Defeat
The most recent band to decide to dabble in dad rock territory is Deathspell Omega, who would’ve thought.
Release date: 2022-03-23
[6.3/10]
Yaya Kim - a.k.a YAYA
Mediocre jazz pop. And it’s 2.5 hours long…
Release date: 2022-01-17
[5.8/10]
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On March 20, a social media post showing images of a trash bag outside a resident’s door in West Green’s Sargent Hall garnered attention from the student body.
Following the news of the trash bag incident, another racially-motivated incident came to light — the taping of a Black baby doll to a different door located in Sargent Hall in December 2021.
On March 21, Christopher Brown, a resident assistant in James Hall, also located on West Green, posted images on social media and a message explaining that a resident in James Hall had urinated on his room’s door, and had consequently damaged his personal property. Despite Brown believing he was targeted because he was the only Black resident assistant on his floor, the incident was not believed to be racially motivated at the time.
The baby doll incident has not been investigated further due to a lack of information, OUPD staff lieutenant Tim Ryan, said. The trash bag incident remains under investigation.
Shortly after the racist incidents occurred, a group of students founded the President’s Student Cabinet for Inclusive Excellence. The cabinet will consult with OU students and provide feedback to university leadership about the university’s plans for diversity and inclusion.
Dayna Shoulders, a senior studying management and strategic leadership, a founding member of the cabinet and Student Senate president, said she is confident the university's action plans will be effective.
“I think if I do my job well and survey students, I'll have all the support I need.”-Dana Shoulders, Student Senate president
“At this point in time, my understanding is that (the university's) willing to do anything, try anything new, in order to fix problems and be able to address them correctly,” Shoulders said.
After attending a town hall organized by Black OU students in response to the incidents, university President Hugh Sherman and Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion Gigi Secuban promised that steps would be taken to improve the campus environment for students of color. The steps of improvement included the following actions plans, which Sherman and Secuban announced would be implemented immediately:
- Collaborate with a nationally recognized expert in diversity to conduct a thorough review of OU’s current climate, policy and practice.
- Renovate the Multicultural Center to support current and future students.
- Provide additional diversity training for university leadership over the summer and faculty during the 2022 Fall Semester.
- Improve diversity and incident response training for OU Residence Life staff.
- Offer a new residence life option to support students of color in the OU LINKS Living Learning Community.
- Expand first-year students diversity training and awareness during Bobcat Student Orientation, Welcome Week and Learning Communities.
Carly Leatherwood, a university spokesperson, said although progress has been made, the action steps are still being developed and will most likely not be fully developed before the beginning of the 2022-2023 Fall Semester.
OU leadership has not yet identified an expert in diversity but has made advances in its other plans, Leatherwood said, including the renovations to the Multicultural Center. Before plans for the center are finalized, students will be able to provide their feedback.
Updates to diversity training for residence life staff and first-year students are also currently underway, Duane Bruce, the executive director of diversity and inclusion, said.
“Staff in the Division of Diversity and Inclusion are working with residence life staff … to enhance diversity, anti-bias, and bias incident response training for the resident advisor and professional staff in the department,” Bruce said in an email. “The new training for the Resident Advisors will be implemented as part of their training in August.”
A LINKS Living Learning Community is also already in the process of being implemented, and first-year students are now able to opt into the experience when they choose their housing for the 2022-23 school year, Bruce said.
The Make Respect Visible campaign has been heavily ingrained in much of the Bobcat Student Orientation and will be consistently repeated to new students throughout their first-year experience, Bruce said.
“A Make Respect Visible promo video has been included in the pre-BSO module, the expectations have been added to the BSO welcome sessions, the Division of Diversity and Inclusion will be hosting Inclusive Excellence Dinners during each BSO session, and Experiential Learning is co-sponsoring a Make Respect Visible art activity as part of evening programming during each BSO session,” Bruce said in an email.
OU’s Learning Communities have included additional curriculum to increase diversity awareness during last year’s classes, but in the fall, the curriculum will be lengthened and will be tied back to the Make Respect Visible campaign, Bruce said.
Despite the disappointment felt by many students of color following the racist incidents, Shoulders said she was disappointed but not surprised it had happened on OU’s campus. However, she said she remains optimistic and believes the issues can be solved.
“It's always a reminder that we have a lot to change, but I'm positive because I get to see students and my peers every day do amazing things,” Shoulders said.
“We're going to figure it out one way or the other.”