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The main module for handling sound playback.
Currently the mixer is taken strait from:
pygame's mixer module
Their documentation is much better than mine, so if you wish to learn how sound works, read their documentation.
*note*
if you wish to play music, you need to use the mixer.music module. read:
The music tutorial
To create a sound create it using:
mySound = Sound("filename")
to play it do:
mySound.play()
To pan the sound create a Channel object by doing:
myChannel = Channel(1)
Then add the sound to the channel like:
myChannel.play(mySound)
Then set the panning by doing
myChannel.set_channel(0, 1)
The first number is left and the second number is right. the numbers are from 0 to 1. If there is just the first number, the sound will be full on both speakers.
to load a song to the music module type:
mixer.music.load("filename")
to play it type:
mixer.music.play()


The Spry Team has build the Spry Updater for Dreamweaver CS3. This is an extension that updates the Spry files within Dreamweaver and it provides an interface for updating the Spry files in the sites.
The Spry updater is located on the here.
Double clicking the mxp file should open the Adobe Extension Manager and start installing.
The Spry updater does 2 things.
First: it updates the Spry javascript and css files that are copied to the site when a user inserts a Spry feature to their page. These are kept in the Dreamweaver Configuration folder. Due to the way extensions work, these new files are added to the User Configuration folder and Dreamweaver picks it up from there.
This means that when using a Spry feature for the first time in the site, Dreamweaver will copy over these new versions to the site folder. If the these files already exist in the site (Usually the SpryAssets folder), Dreamweaver will not update the files.
Second: We provide a mechanism for updating your existing Spry files in the site folder. Installing the extension will give a new menu option in the Site Menu: Site > Spry Updater...
Clicking this option will open the Spry Updater dialog. This dialog allows you to copy over the new files to your site. We will detect your current site version and provide an interface where you can choose to update each feature. This will copy the js AND the css to your site.
We automatically make a backup of the existing folder. This ensures that any customizations that may have been made to the files will not be lost.
There is also a link in the dialog that allows you to check for the latest version.
There is a detailed Spry Updater Help page here: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/articles/updater_help/
Note: This extension does not work in versions older than Dreamweaver CS3. This extension does not install any additional functionality to Dreamweaver. It updated the existing features.
Note: This extension updates Code Hinting and Code Coloring in Dreamweaver CS 3 for Spry 1.6 features. (Code Hinting was not updated for Spry 1.6.1.)


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with_context_exprs = (set(node.context_expr for with_context in with_contexts for node in with_context.items)
if PY3 else
set(node.context_expr for node in with_contexts))
with_context_calls = set(expr for expr in with_context_exprs if isinstance(expr, ast.Call))
for call in self.iter_ast_types(ast.Call):
if isinstance(call.func, ast.Name) and call.func.id == "open" \
and (call not in with_context_calls):
After Change
with_context_exprs = ({node.context_expr for with_context in with_contexts for node in with_context.items}
if PY3 else
{node.context_expr for node in with_contexts})
with_context_calls = {expr for expr in with_context_exprs if isinstance(expr, ast.Call)}
for call in self.iter_ast_types(ast.Call):
if isinstance(call.func, ast.Name) and call.func.id == "open" \
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Provisioning server exposes powerful APIs to manage several provisioning process of 99X Product Suite. This is inlcuding Multi tenant management, Tenant Roles management, Tenant User management, ..etc
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Apr 14, 2010 WATCH Sue Sylvester Vogue as Glee goes Madonna mad! 50 Shades Of Grey : New Delays For Film's. Release Date · Jamie Dornan May 4, 2009 Madonna Information. & Fan Community What long-form videos has Madonna released in North America? Madonna (1985) Oh Father (US only); Dear Jessie (released abroad); Keep. It Together; Vogue #1; Hanky Panky; Justify My Love #1 Let Down Your Guard A B-side to the UK release of Secret
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The Alliance Francaise of SF is part of an organization that promotes the French culture all around the world
My role was to take the existing WordPress website and redesign it
UX/UI: User Research, User Flow, User Interface Design
Frontend Development: HTML, CSS, WordPress, JavaScript, JQuery
To redesign the local outdated website, I counted with three sources of information:
- The client, we met with the marketing team and the director to define the strategy
- The users, through an online survey and interviews with students and teachers
- Analytics, analysing the data collected from the website
- Increase the number of students
- Get more people to sign up for the newsletter
- Make donation process easier
- Frustration because the organization couldn't afford to get a better system to pay and book classes
- Urgent need to make the website easier to navigate, that way older students wouldn't ask for constant help from the staff
- To be able to find activities easier
- To be able to book classes faster
- The website feels too disorganized
- Website hard to navigate, harder from the phone
- Too few ways to get from point A to point B
- Hard to navigate the mobile version
- Users can't find what they need
- Website disorganized
- Lack of consistency
- website is outdated in comparison with other Alliance Francaise branches
- Too many links in the Navigation bar (over 25)
- The class registration process is hosted by a third party website, and we have not access to it
- Map the relationship of all the screens in the website
- Create more direct and logic paths. By separating the content into three main areas:
Language Center
Cultural Center
Donation and Support Us
Plus the About and Contact pages
Divide the home page into a welcome message with the info that the organization wishes to share at the moment. And three sections with links to the three main areas mentioned before.
- Create a stylesheet to bring consistency
- Use the brand color only for the logo
- Use the brand font only for main titles and apply a secondary font for all the remaining text
- Make the color association, created by the client, more obvious and easier to understand by the user. Where reds are related to Language Center, and greens are associated to Cultural Center
- The WordPress template was not being used as it meant to. It has been overwritten many times. Many of the plugins used allowed for little styling
- At that time, the board did not yet allowed the migration to a better platform for classes enrollment (*They did after this project was done, August 2018)
Modify the website inserting plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript to adopt the new design and fix issues on the mobile version
This website was designed and developed using flexible layouts, it responds to the user's behavior based on screen size, platform and orientation


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Setting up HUSH v3 for notaries. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
blackjok3r22-Apr-19 12:46 PM
He's merging it to kmd what's the point of this?
SHossain22-Apr-19 12:47 PM
ok. no point. idea discarded
blackjok3r22-Apr-19 12:47 PM
Do another coin that's not kmd based
Better practice
Its not my call, u can do hush if u guys want....
Just saying sticking with kmd based coins isn't that much erxta to learn
SHossain22-Apr-19 12:49 PM
3rd party shit coin is going to waste time if we are not continuing with that
newvulcan22-Apr-19 12:49 PM
Its a fair point, I didn't appreciate that.
SHossain22-Apr-19 12:49 PM
almost all coins are same anyway
source and setup is just different
blackjok3r22-Apr-19 12:50 PM
Yes, dpow is exactly the same for all coins, but setup of daemon etc is diffrent
SHossain22-Apr-19 12:51 PM
setup of daemon etc is diffrent
imo, anyone can try compile a different coin in their own Linux box. indeed that helps to learn. but, integrating a new 3rd party coin on testnet is just waste of time if that coin is not being ended up in mainnet
blackjok3r22-Apr-19 12:52 PM
Not really... Labs notarized over 100 discarded chains in it life I think
All served much testing purposes
Maybe we should make cluster?
SHossain22-Apr-19 12:53 PM
were those 3rd party coin?
blackjok3r22-Apr-19 12:53 PM
No all assetchains
Labs can't do 3rd party which is why I suggested 3rd party non kmd coin because most ppl here have not done that yet
SHossain22-Apr-19 12:54 PM
it is easy to integrate AC. less easy to integrate 3rd party
newvulcan22-Apr-19 12:54 PM
I'll defer to those with more experience - last thing I want to risk is wasting anyones time with something that probably won't be of benefit - after all we've got enough to do with what we have. I might take a look anyway, give me a chance to wade through the code and try to understand a bit more about it.
blackjok3r22-Apr-19 12:54 PM
We can notarize any coin BTC based, as long as it cheap so we can buy a few coins
I will make the coins file for iguana, easy stuff
Hard part is generating the address from the pub key but I'm sure @Alright can do that
With his python lib
Daemon will ignore the tx made, but so does beer and we are notarizing that
mrlynch22-Apr-19 01:00 PM
omg, what have i done
blackjok3r22-Apr-19 01:00 PM
Find a btc based shit coin that's really cheap
We can notarize thay
smk762 - dracocanis ominator22-Apr-19 01:02 PM
I vote for Veriblock
blackjok3r22-Apr-19 01:03 PM
Don't this k that's btc based but that would be funny
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smk762 - dracocanis ominator22-Apr-19 01:03 PM
safecoin?
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Decker22-Apr-19 01:03 PM
@blackjok3r For generating address from pubkey you can just use this http://gobittest.appspot.com/Address . Also, it's a good and clean example how to generate addresses from pubkey. Difference for various coins will be only on step "4 - Adding network bytes to 3". If you will add 00 as network byte, you will get BTC address, if you will add 3C - you will get KMD address ...
p.s. 2All: Don't enter privkeys in a web-forms (!), any online tools can be safely used only for pub -> address, not for priv -> something. Privkey should be kept in secret.(edited)


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Package org.bitcoinj.protocols.channels
Class StoredPaymentChannelClientStates
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WalletExtension
public class StoredPaymentChannelClientStates extends java.lang.Object implements WalletExtension
This class maintains a set ofStoredClientChannel
s, automatically (re)broadcasting the contract transaction and broadcasting the refund transaction over the givenTransactionBroadcaster
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description protected java.util.concurrent.locks.ReentrantLock
lock
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description StoredPaymentChannelClientStates(Wallet containingWallet)
Creates a new StoredPaymentChannelClientStates and associates it with the givenWallet
Use this constructor if you use WalletAppKit, it will provide the broadcaster for you (no need to call the setter)StoredPaymentChannelClientStates(Wallet containingWallet, TransactionBroadcaster announcePeerGroup)
Creates a new StoredPaymentChannelClientStates and associates it with the givenWallet
andTransactionBroadcaster
which are used to complete and announce contract and refund transactions.
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
deserializeWalletExtension(Wallet containingWallet, byte[] data)
Loads the contents of this object from the wallet.Coin
getBalanceForServer(Sha256Hash id)
Returns the outstanding amount of money sent back to us for all channels to this server added together.org.bitcoinj.protocols.channels.StoredClientChannel
getChannel(Sha256Hash id, Sha256Hash contractHash)
Finds a channel with the given id and contract hash and returns it, or returns null.com.google.common.collect.Multimap<Sha256Hash,org.bitcoinj.protocols.channels.StoredClientChannel>
getChannelMap()
Get a copy of allStoredClientChannel
sstatic StoredPaymentChannelClientStates
getFromWallet(Wallet wallet)
Returns this extension from the given wallet, or null if no such extension was added.long
getSecondsUntilExpiry(Sha256Hash id)
Returns the number of seconds from now until this servers next channel will expire, or zero if no unexpired channels found.java.lang.String
getWalletExtensionID()
Returns a Java package/class style name used to disambiguate this extension from others.boolean
isWalletExtensionMandatory()
If this returns true, the mandatory flag is set when the wallet is serialized and attempts to load it without the extension being in the wallet will throw an exception.byte[]
serializeWalletExtension()
Returns bytes that will be saved in the wallet.void
setTransactionBroadcaster(TransactionBroadcaster transactionBroadcaster)
Use this setter if the broadcaster is not available during instantiation and you're not using WalletAppKit.java.lang.String
toString()
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StoredPaymentChannelClientStates
public StoredPaymentChannelClientStates(@Nullable Wallet containingWallet, TransactionBroadcaster announcePeerGroup)
Creates a new StoredPaymentChannelClientStates and associates it with the givenWallet
andTransactionBroadcaster
which are used to complete and announce contract and refund transactions.
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StoredPaymentChannelClientStates
public StoredPaymentChannelClientStates(@Nullable Wallet containingWallet)
Creates a new StoredPaymentChannelClientStates and associates it with the givenWallet
Use this constructor if you use WalletAppKit, it will provide the broadcaster for you (no need to call the setter)
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setTransactionBroadcaster
public final void setTransactionBroadcaster(TransactionBroadcaster transactionBroadcaster)
Use this setter if the broadcaster is not available during instantiation and you're not using WalletAppKit. This setter will let you delay the setting of the broadcaster until the Bitcoin network is ready.- Parameters:
transactionBroadcaster
- which is used to complete and announce contract and refund transactions.
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getFromWallet
@Nullable public static StoredPaymentChannelClientStates getFromWallet(Wallet wallet)
Returns this extension from the given wallet, or null if no such extension was added.
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getBalanceForServer
public Coin getBalanceForServer(Sha256Hash id)
Returns the outstanding amount of money sent back to us for all channels to this server added together.
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getSecondsUntilExpiry
public long getSecondsUntilExpiry(Sha256Hash id)
Returns the number of seconds from now until this servers next channel will expire, or zero if no unexpired channels found.
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getChannel
@Nullable public org.bitcoinj.protocols.channels.StoredClientChannel getChannel(Sha256Hash id, Sha256Hash contractHash)
Finds a channel with the given id and contract hash and returns it, or returns null.
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getChannelMap
public com.google.common.collect.Multimap<Sha256Hash,org.bitcoinj.protocols.channels.StoredClientChannel> getChannelMap()
Get a copy of allStoredClientChannel
s
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getWalletExtensionID
public java.lang.String getWalletExtensionID()
Description copied from interface:WalletExtension
Returns a Java package/class style name used to disambiguate this extension from others.- Specified by:
getWalletExtensionID
in interfaceWalletExtension
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isWalletExtensionMandatory
public boolean isWalletExtensionMandatory()
Description copied from interface:WalletExtension
If this returns true, the mandatory flag is set when the wallet is serialized and attempts to load it without the extension being in the wallet will throw an exception. This method should not change its result during the objects lifetime.- Specified by:
isWalletExtensionMandatory
in interfaceWalletExtension
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serializeWalletExtension
public byte[] serializeWalletExtension()
Description copied from interface:WalletExtension
Returns bytes that will be saved in the wallet.- Specified by:
serializeWalletExtension
in interfaceWalletExtension
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deserializeWalletExtension
public void deserializeWalletExtension(Wallet containingWallet, byte[] data) throws java.lang.Exception
Description copied from interface:WalletExtension
Loads the contents of this object from the wallet.- Specified by:
deserializeWalletExtension
in interfaceWalletExtension
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
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toString
public java.lang.String toString()
- Overrides:
toString
in classjava.lang.Object
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Alright, I know you might be pulled through hundreds of post urging you to register the ETH address to EOS network. Well, if you are storing the EOS in private wallet and have not been paying attention or just procrastinate, do yourself a favor and DO IT NOW. You do not have much time left.
Take a look at the eoscountdown.com, the Launch day is almost less than 4 days away!
For EOS stored on exchanges
First of all, read this great article “How to Own Your EOS on Launch Day“ if you have not already. It perfectly draws out the picture of what might be happening to the EOS tokens holding on the exchanges and if you still thinking holding coins on exchanges that you do not trade often, you are insane.
Do it while you can before exchanges start to freeze withdrawal to prepare for the very near launching day.
For EOS stored on private wallet
You are in much better position than those who don’t, because you at least own the EOS as you control the keys, for now. The only thing you need to do next is making sure registration of the ETH address.
The site also providing a simple tool to check if you have done the registration by providing ETH public addrss. If the result is
All done? Great, sit back and chill, we shall see each other again in the new Decentralized world after 1st June!
我知道你可能看到了无数个呼吁登记 ETH 地址到 EOS 网络的帖子。如果你看到了总是选择拖延还是干脆忘记了，现在立马去做！
截稿为止，只剩下四天的时间 EOS 主网就正式启动了。
对于把 EOS 币放在交易所的人，强烈建议阅读这篇文章，它解释了主网启动时种种可能会发生的现象。结论就是自己拥有 EOS 的私钥是最佳的应对方式。如果读完之后你还是无动于衷，我对你的冒险精神深深感到钦佩。
另外，要把 EOS 移出交易所的也要赶紧了。因为交易所通常会在这样的重大事件发生之前冻结 EOS 户口。
至于已经把币收在本地钱包的人，恭喜你，你拥有真正属于自己的 EOS 币，但只限于在六月到来之前。请务必确保用来保存 EOS 的 ETH 地址已经成功登记，可以用这个网站来查询。如果答案是否定的，网上已经有一大堆登记教程，我就不罗嗦了。
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1 Almost eleven years after the Babylonians had taken us Israelites to their land, Yahweh gave me another message, on the first day of the third month of that year. He said,
2 "Son of man, say to the king of Egypt and all of his servants,
'You think that there is no country whose power is as great as the power of your country.
3 You think that your country is as great as Assyria was.
Well, Assyria was like a tall cedar tree in Lebanon;
it had big beautiful branches
that provided shade for other trees in the forest.
It was very tall;
its top reached above the leaves of the other trees.
4 Water came to it from deep springs,
and as a result that cedar tree grew tall and very green.
Then water flowed around the base of the tree
into channels that took water to other nearby trees.
5 That huge tree grew very tall,
higher than all the other trees around it.
Its branches grew very thick and long
because of the abundant water at the base of the tree.
6 Birds built their nests in the branches,
and wild animals gave birth to their young under those branches.
And it was as though people of all the great nations lived in the shade of that tree.
7 It was majestic and beautiful;
its branches spread out widely
because the roots of the tree grew down into the ground where there was a plentiful supply of water.
8 The cedar trees in my garden in Eden were not as great as that tree,
and the branches of the fir trees were not as long and thick as the branches of that cedar tree.
And the branches of the plane trees were not as long and thick, either.
No tree in my garden was as beautiful as that cedar tree.
9 Because I caused that tree to become very beautiful
because of its magnificent green branches,
all the leaders of other countries represented by those other trees in Eden envied the country represented by that tree.'
10 Therefore, this is what I, Yahweh the Lord, say: 'That tree, which represents Assyria, grew very tall; its top was higher than the other trees, and it became very proud because it was so tall.
11 Therefore, I enabled another mighty nation to conquer it, to destroy it as it deserved to be destroyed. I have already discarded it.
12 A foreign army, one that has caused people of other nations to be terrified, cut it down and left it. Its branches fell on the mountains and in the valleys. Some of its branches lay broken in all the ravines in the land. All the people of other nations came out from being under its shade and left it.
13 Birds settled on the fallen tree, and wild animals lived among its branches. This is what other nations were like when they depended on Assyria.
14 The result of what I have done is that no other tree—no other nation, even if the tree has plenty of water, will ever grow very high and become proud, or lift its top above the branches of other trees.
15 This is what Yahweh the Lord says: "When that great tree was cut down, it was as though the springs that watered it mourned for it, because I caused the plentiful water from the springs to dry up. It was as if I had caused the mountains in Lebanon to mourn for it, and all the trees there to weep.
16 I caused the people of other nations to tremble when they heard that tree fall to the ground—when they heard that Assyria had been destroyed. All the other people groups had also been like beautiful, well-watered trees in Lebanon, but they were comforted when the king represented by that cedar tree arrived among them in the place where they were as dead people.
17 The people represented by the trees that grew in the shade of that huge tree, the allies of the great nation that the cedar tree represents, had also died and gone down to where the dead people are.
18 This parable is a warning to you people of Egypt. You think that there is no other nation that is as great and glorious as yours is. But your nation will also be destroyed, along with those other nations. Your people will be there among the other people who are not fit to worship me, people who have been killed by their enemies' swords. That is what will happen to the king of Egypt and all his servants." This is what the Lord Yahweh has declared will happen.


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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
40 mg |
oral |
2C-I |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 7:00 |
1 cig. |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
Background: I am male, at the time of this experience 23 years old and weighing around 125 pounds. I take no prescription or OTC medications but use marijuana and yerba mate on a daily basis. I am experienced with most commonly available psychedelics. I had been experimenting extensively with 2C-I for about a year before this experience, at doses ranging from 5 to 30 milligrams. I found it to be a very gentle, friendly substance with a nice balance of psychedelic and empathogenic qualities.
For me, a 5 milligram dose gave a Shulgin + (threshold) and I could easily carry on any normal activity at this dose level, noticing mostly a heightening of all senses and a bit of a “smart-pill” effect. At 10 milligrams, the effects reached a light Shulgin ++ and I could begin to get a feeling of the substance. At 15 milligrams a stronger ++ would be achieved, and at 20 milligrams I would sometimes stray into +++ territory.
My usual dose was 20 milligrams, as I found this a very comfortable level for mind and body. At 20 milligrams, I would have an alert at around 20 minutes, but not feel much else until around an hour after ingestion. Then the psychedelic effects would begin to manifest, building slowly to a peak around 2.5-3 hours into the experience. I would then gently come down over the next 5.5-6 hours, giving the experience as a whole a duration of eight or nine hours. At 20 milligrams, there was very little body load. Sometimes a bit of an anxious, stimulated feeling while coming up, and occasionally a twinge of nausea. Other than this, I would sometimes notice a bit of a phlegmy feeling in the back of my throat. But overall, at 20 milligrams 2C-I was for me very gentle and comfortable.
I had experimented a couple times with 30 milligram doses of 2C-I. This dose level would take me further in than 20 milligrams, to a solid +++ experience. Also the body load that I noticed at 20 milligrams would become more prominent. Some nausea while coming up was to be expected, and could be warded off with a puff or two of ganja. The phlegm production in my throat became much stronger, and sometimes it would make me cough. Smoking marijuana during the peak of the trip was something I avoided, because it would make me cough so much. I only smoked while coming up, and coming down.
Compared to mushrooms or LSD, I found the 2C-I experience was much more subtle and controllable throughout. The experience was less chaotic. I found there was a warm, heart-opening empathogenic quality to the 2C-I which could be compared to MDMA, except that 2C-I is in no way pushy feeling or strongly stimulating like MDMA. On the contrary, 2C-I always makes me feel very relaxed and dreamy, and I tend to spend a lot of time just lounging around under its influence. There is a heightening of all senses in a beautiful way, with unique effects on sound, touch, taste and colourful visual effects.
Set and Setting: Today I was going to be taking a 40 milligram dose of 2C-I, the highest I had ever taken. I had the house to myself so I was in a comfortable setting, and was excited to see the differences between 30 and 40 milligrams. I hoped to get a deeper state of psychedelia, but also hoped that the body load would not get significantly worse. Although 40 milligrams was higher than the recommended doses, I had several friends who had taken the dosage as high as 80 milligrams and enjoyed their experiences, so I was not worried about taking such a high dose.
The experience: I felt an alert after only 10 minutes, which is the fastest I have ever felt an alert from 2C-I. I spent the initial comeup doing a little bit of yoga followed by some chakra meditation using crystals. Deeply emotionally opening. Lots of chi energy. Focused on heart, third eye and sacral chakras. I feel I am trying to get myself back in tune, that the energy comes out too strong, a jittery vibration, because it is blocked elsewhere. I had to consciously RELAX and LET GO in order to let my chakras open, particularly the third eye which would close shut if I started thinking about it.
One hour into the experience I was already heavily effected, whereas at a 20 milligram dose I would just be starting to feel the effects after an hour. For the duration of the peak, which lasted until about the seventh hour, I spent lying down. The speed and intensity of onset were definitely greater than a 20-30 mg dose.  I was able to maintain this egoless state for awhile and waves of cosmic bliss kept building and building, till I lost it. My ego clamped down and the third eye shut again, perhaps out of a fear of what would happen if the ego-disintegration continued, as it was very intense.
I noticed strong physical side effects at this dose. There was increased mucous production in my nose and throat leading to a constant post-nasal drip and corresponding coughing reflex. I experienced nausea triggered specifically by the coughing reflex. I experienced dizziness unless lying down. I had a mild tension headache faded in and out occasionally, as well as some jaw clenching. My muscles felt tight and a little strained as I stretched myself into strange and exotic positions, writhing around in a state of psychedelic ecstasy.
As for the mental effects, I was definitely at a strong plus three psychedelic experience, but it was still not a fully immersive experience like 3.5 grams of mushrooms would be. Rather than freely drifting bodyless and egoless in the imagination like I do on mushrooms, the 2C-I is a dreamy and cloudy delving through emotional states. There’s a philosophical bent to my thought patterns, but lacking the harsh depressing reality that mushrooms sometimes take on. The experience is one of comfortable contentment.
This level seemed very therapeutic and healing despite still not immersing me totally in profound psychedelic mind games. I maintained a level of lucidity and awareness as I worked through and thought about some personal and emotional issues. I think this compound would be useful in a psychotherapeutic context. I kept bringing up all these worries and causes of stress in my life, jobs, money, living situations, war and capitalism. The overwhelming message I kept getting was “You have to let it all go”. Let go of all the stress and worry, this daily grinding burden we live under without knowing the height of our load.
We always have numerous stress feedback loops running on a daily basis. Getting that big report done. Making enough money to pay the rent and buy groceries. We are never stress free, we just tend to turn over our stresses from week to week, month to month, year to year. All this stress keeps me downtrodden and in poorer health than I would be otherwise. I was seeing just how much of a burden of stress I am under, and how to let go of it all if only for a few hours. To realize that most of my stressors I don’t need to worry about. Just live each day, each moment, as best I can and the future will take care of itself. Worrying about the future too much is an impediment to contentment and happiness. Not that I shouldn’t worry about the future at all, but sometimes I need a break from that worry.
I tripped heavily till about the seventh hour and then began to come down. Still very stimulated and awake, I read a little although my concentration was poor. Feeling contented and satisfied with the experience. A little nagging jaw clenching, tension in the head, soar muscles (from writhing ecstatically earlier in the trip!) and some residual dizzyness kept me in bed till around the tenth hour. I got up, drank some yerba mate and ate a little cantaloupe, then enjoyed a joint outside in the early morning sunshine. The increased mucous production that 2C-I causes was still in effect, and I coughed a lot because of it while smoking that joint.
As the joint was finished, I noticed that I had ascended back to a decent psychedelic state. All the dying plants and fallen leaves glowed with an intense brilliance in the early morning sun. Strangely beautiful and peaceful, sitting here with the hum of traffic in the background. A softened sheen and intensified colours that I love about 2C-I was present in force. After the joint I was feeling very peaceful, content, relaxed, and dozed around in bed for a few more hours, catching a bit of sleep sometime after the 12th hour.
I came out of this experience with a renewed respect for the therapeutic potential of this compound. It is very gentle, very forgiving, and not too hard on the body even at high doses. It is not overly disorienting and coherent thought processes are left intact. There is a subtle but real sense of being pushed in various directions by the drug which has some kind of agenda of things you should see. The 2C-I molecules float through my brain like a kindly physician examining me, touching my body and soul in just the right places to promote healing and understanding.
I noticed deep emotional openness with a strong sexual energy also. I think this compound is one of the best aphrodisiac’s around, I would love to share it with someone of the opposite sex. I felt that everything came down to love, that love should be encouraged and not supressed or diverted whenever possible. I could imagine having sex as an expression of love, but of being open to multiple partners.
Following a theme I’ve thought a lot about over the years, is monogamy a preferential or desirable relationship for me? Certainly in the past I felt with Sarah [my ex-partner], that if she became emotionally or sexually involved with anyone else I would have had a big problem. But I think that stemmed a lot from my insecurity about our relationship, and our poor communication. Open communication, open love. Two people can be in a committed, long-term relationship and still have occasional sexual encounters with others, as long as it is openly and freely communicated that the other sexual partners do not interfere with the relationship they have with their life-partner.
In its purest form sex is an expression of love, of caring and compassion and empathy with the other person, and that is something I would share with many of my friends. This is an idea that I go back and forth on a lot. Monogamy seems a product of the desire to OWN someone else, or concerns over paternity in a competitive paternalistic society, or some kind of sick emotional drama that we play to stroke our egos, to ensure that there is someone who loves us totally and will do anything for us (often we don’t even love ourselves this way!). I personally feel more comfortable in a monogamous relationship, but I also believe this is largely an extent of my cultural conditioning and the expectations of society.
Had I grown up in a radically different culture where in a sort of Brave New World way “everybody belongs to everybody else” and there were not these sexual taboos, that society would as a consequence become more communal, matriarchal, and there would be a great deal more love and a lot less jealousy and sexual frustration. I would like to live in such a world, where it is natural and acceptable to form long term loving relationships but also natural and acceptable to share the sacred act of sex with other people we love, without jeopardizing our long-term relationship. This would be a liberation from sexual bondage that I feel would make us freer humans.
The main messages I got from this experience were the value of clear communication, and to approach others with as much love and compassion and empathy as I can. Walk my path of heart.
In conclusion, I find 2C-I a very gentle and therapeutic compound. The effects of a forty milligram dose had significantly more body load for me than at a twenty or thirty milligram dose. The effects came on faster and the duration of the trip was lengthened to around twelve hours. Due to the increase in body load with only a moderate increase in mental effects, I do not intend on taking the dose of 2C-I this high again. Thirty milligrams is a reasonably comfortable high dose for me, finding the balance point between having a deep experience and having the body load increase. I found the body load at forty milligrams a little too much for comfort. In the name of rationing a material I may never have another chance to obtain, I would rather have two twenty milligram experiences of lesser intensity than a single, high dose.
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by Tom PotterHundreds of homes were hit by power cuts this morning following an underground cable fault.
At one point, almost 700 customers were affected by the outage in parts of Woodbridge, Martlesham and nearby villages between the A12 and River Deben.
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The most interesting things in my opinion were those tensioned discussions all over the internet about Zed Show’s article on python 3. Also I’ve read some materials on CAP theorem, yes, again, to clarify missing moments for me one more time. And I finally found book on Clojure for myself. I twice dismissed Brave and true, its not bad in any sense, but just doesn’t fit my needs.
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Most University of B.C. students out or leaving Hong Kong amid turmoil
The University of British Columbia said it has cancelled its second term for exchange students in Hong Kong while it ensures the remainder of its students in the protest-racked region can get out.
The university said 31 of its students were attending four universities in Hong Kong, where protests have grown increasingly violent, and now 20 of them have left the area.
Vice-president for student affairs Ainsley Carry said the remaining 11 students are safe and accounted for with six having firm departure plans, two working on travel plans and three staying in the area with family.
The students are being offered $1,000 in emergency funds to help them in their travels and the university said 27 of them have accepted the cash.
“We are working with our partner institutions and universities in Hong Kong to determine if our students can complete their term from a distance, to ensure that they receive the academic credit that they have worked so hard for,” Carry said.
The majority of the students on exchange in Hong Kong this term had not planned to remain there in the second term, said Laurinda Tracey, UBC’s advisor for student safety abroad.
The university said it will work with students affected by the cancellation of the second exchange term to provide options that will include switching to another university or deferring or withdrawing from their exchange.
Last week, Hong Kong Polytechnic University became the latest battle ground in protests that began peacefully in June before turning violent with clashes between police and protesters. Police blockaded the university after hundreds of students occupied the campus.
UBC does not have a partnership with Hong Kong Polytechnic and it’s not one of the universities that was hosting UBC students in Hong Kong, Tracey said.
The universities that UBC is partnered with have gone “above and beyond” to support UBC students, including helping to arrange for short-term accommodation, Tracey added.
“We’ll keep that in mind, and we’ll continue to monitor and just keep an eye out for when things become safe again for students to resume activity,” she said.
UBC does not have any information about what events its students may or may not have been participating in, Carry said.
Protests in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory were sparked by a proposed bill that would have allowed certain criminal suspects to be extradited to mainland China to face charges, a move that opponents viewed as a blow to Hong Kong’s legal independence.
The bill has been suspended, but the protests have grown to include demands such as universal suffrage when electing Hong Kong’s leaders, amnesty for protesters who have been arrested and an independent investigation into the use of force by Hong Kong police.
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@InProceedings{10.1007/978-3-319-11758-4_39,
author="Jetley, Saumya
and Mehrotra, Kapil
and Vaze, Atish
and Belhe, Swapnil",
editor="Campilho, Aur{\'e}lio
and Kamel, Mohamed",
title="Multi-script Identification from Printed Words",
booktitle="Image Analysis and Recognition",
year="2014",
publisher="Springer International Publishing",
address="Cham",
pages="359--368",
abstract="In today's multi-script scenario, documents contain page, paragraph, line and up to word level intermixing of different scripts. We need a script recognition approach that can perform well even at the lowest semantically-valid level of words so as to serve as a generic solution. The present paper proposes a combination of Histogram of Oriented Gradients (HoG) and Local Binary Patterns (LBP), extracted over words, to capture the unique and discriminative structural formations of different scripts. Tested over MILE printed-word data set, this concatenated feature descriptor yields a state-of-the-art average recognition accuracy of 97.4 {\%} over a set of 11 Indian scripts.",
isbn="978-3-319-11758-4"
}


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Writing creative texts, including newspaper articles, online articles and scripts.
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THE PUPPET MASTERS A film review by Jon A. Webb Copyright 1994 Jon A. Webb
THE PUPPET MASTERS is a throw-back to 50s science-fiction films, which were really more horror or suspense movies, and which rarely got the science anywhere near right ("the blonde exobiologist straightened up from the electron microscope.") This is kind of refreshing, in this age when so many of us are wondering about what technical innovation allowed the refitted Enterprise to not only exceed the Warp 5 galactic speed limit, but actually achieve Warp 14 in the future scenes of "All Good Things...." Even more so because this film is based on Heinlein's novel of the same name, which, like all of Heinlein's writings, seem exactly suited for this kind of shlocky presentation.
In the story alien brains invade the earth, and immediately start turning everyone in the Midwest into mindless zombies, something like Rush Limbaugh. The whole thing is sped up quite a bit in the movie, because of the need to compress the story so it can fit in a feature film; the result is the addition of tension due to the very rapid advance of the invasion, but this is almost completely undone by the swift conclusion of the story. The addition of the predictable final fight absolutely does not help.
What the movie unfortunately misses is Heinlein's study of the experience of being a mindless zombie, which is the best part of the book. It would be hard to portray this in a film; it would be hard to market a film built around this psychological conflict rather than fights, sex, etc. But it would've been nice if they had tried.
It also misses effective direction. The blonde exobiologist peering down into the spaceship should have been a scene fraught with tension and danger; it had almost no impact. The father-son relationship was never properly developed prior to the torture scene. More could have been made of the brief romantic moment. Etc.
Still, it is nice to see the army out once again to fight against the aliens; they go at it with the same gusto, but none of the technical innovations (undoubtedly due to limited budget), that they brought to our recent successful invasions of Kuwait and Haiti. (I wish that the film-makers had been able to work in some stock footage of the B2 Stealth bomber taking off to fly against the aliens -- it would have been such a nice reference to the scene in, I believe, a version of War of the Worlds, where a Fifties "flying wing" does just that, to no dramatic point.) In fact, the whole movie seems stuck in a kind of time warp -- when the aliens are shipped to somebody's apartment, they show up in a wooden crate, packed in excelsior. No overnight delivery and styrofoam peanuts for these guys! One almost expects to see cars with huge fenders and men in fedoras.
Pointing out the technical flaws in a film like this seems silly, though, because the film does not take itself so seriously. There were plenty of nice bits (but not enough to make a nice film.) I particularly liked the encysted aliens, hidden like snakes in mailboxes, or later like Easter eggs; the arrival of the aliens was neat, quickly making the point without wasting lots of time and money on special effects; some of Donald Sutherland's dialogue is pretty funny.
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File String.lua
Functions
| String:appendWithSep (s1, sep, s2) | Append one string to another with a separator in between, but only if the first string is not empty. |
| String:breakdownPath (path) | Break down a path into an array of components. |
| String:checkIndices (start, stop) | Determine whether start & stop indices, when applied to substring, have a chance of yielding a non-empty string. |
| String:child (s1, sep, s2) | returns path with s2 as child of s1 - assures only 1 separator between them, whether s1 ends with a sep, or s2 begins with one. |
| String:compare (s1, s2) | Compare two strings. |
| String:compareAll (s1, s2, count) | Compare two strings in their entirety (or until one string runs out of characters). |
| String:componentsToPath (comps, sep) | Make path from component array - can be made identical to that parsed using parse-path, in all cases. |
| String:consolidate (s, char, charCount) | Remove redundent adjacent characters. |
| String:fmtx (s, ...) | Format a string, ampersands are expected to be in && win-compatible format (if plugin runs on Windows too), but will be converted to mac compatible format on mac. |
| String:format (s, ...) | Format a string using LOC formatter but without localization. |
| String:formatAmp (s, ...) | Same as format plain except converts ampersands for mac compatibility. |
| String:formatAmps (s, ...) | Same as format plain except converts ampersands for windows compatibility. |
| String:formatPath (_path) | Assure path separators are consistent with operating system file-system. |
| String:getAscii (binStr) | Strip non-ascii characters from binary string. |
| String:getBaseName (fp) | Get filename sans extension from path. |
| String:getChar (s, index) | Convenience function for getting the n-th character of a string. |
| String:getDiff (s1, s2) | Get the difference between two strings. |
| String:getDriveAndSubPath (path) | Get root drive and sub-path of specified path. |
| String:getFirstChar (s) | Convenience function for getting the first character of a string. |
| String:getImageNumStr (filename, minLen, maxLen) | Get image number (as string) from filename. |
| String:getLastChar (s) | Convenience function for getting the last character of a string. |
| String:getLastIndexOf (s, t, regexFlag) | Return last index in source string, of target string. |
| String:getNonNegativeNumber (s) | Extract a number from the front of a string. |
| String:getRoot (path) | Get root drive of specified path. |
| String:getString (a, nameToThrow) | Get 'a' as string if string else nil. |
| String:includedAndNotExcluded (t, incl, excl) | Determine whether target string matches include/exclude criteria. |
| String:initPlurals () | Initializes dictionaries for singular/plural support. |
| String:is (s, name) | Determine if prospective string is non-empty - return false if nil (or empty), throw error if not string. |
| String:isAllLowerCaseAlphaNum (s) | Determines if specified string is all lower case and alpha-numeric. |
| String:isAllUpperCaseAlphaNum (s) | Determines if specified string is all upper case and alpha-numeric. |
| String:isBeginningWith (s, t) | Determine if one string begins with another - NOTE: plain text (always). |
| String:isCharLower (c) | Determine if character is lower case (ascii). |
| String:isEndingWith (s, t) | Determine if one string ends with another - plain text. |
| String:isEqual (s1, s2, ignoreCase) | Determine if two strings are equal - case-sensitive by default. |
| String:isEqualIgnoringCase (s1, s2) | Determine if two strings are equal other than case differences. |
| String:isLower (s) | Determine if string is all lower case. |
| String:isPlural (word) | Determine if a word is singular or plural. |
| String:isStartingWith (s, t, ...) | Determine if one string starts with another - BEWARE: regex by default. |
| String:isString (s) | Determine if prospective string is non-empty - return false if nil, empty, or not a string type value. |
| String:limit (s, n) | Return length-limited version of s, with trailing '...' to indicate. |
| String:lines (s, delim) | Returns iterator over lines in a string. |
| String:loc (i18nKey, s, ...) | Example: str:loc( "My/Thing", "In English, we say...^1", myvar ) In my opinion, this is just more readable than the LOC syntax. |
| String:makeFilenameCompliant (s, replacementCharacter) | Return string that complies with filename requirements. |
| String:makeLuaVariableNameCompliant (s) | Return string that complies with Lr preference key requirements. |
| String:makePathFromComponents (comps) | Make path from component array, usually identical to that broken down using breakdown-path. |
| String:makePlural (word) | Makes a word presumed to be singular into its plural form. |
| String:makeSingular (word, exception) | Make a plural form singular. |
| String:makeSpace (howMany) | Makes a string of spaces - used for indentation and output formatting... |
| String:nItems (count, pluralPhrase, exception) | Return string with number of items in proper grammar. |
| String:new (t) | Constructor for new instance. |
| String:newClass (t) | Constructor for extending class. |
| String:padLeft (s, chr, wid) | Synopsis: Pads a string on the left with specified character up to width. |
| String:padRight (s, chr, wid) | Pads a string on the left with specified character up to width. |
| String:parsePath (path) | Break down a path into an array of components. |
| String:pathToPropForPluginKey (path) | Convert path to key that can be used for "property for plugin" key: photo or catalog. |
| String:plural (count, singular, useNumberForSingular) | Return singular or plural count of something. |
| String:replaceBackSlashesWithForwardSlashes (_path) | Convert windows backslash format to mac/unix/ftp forward-slash notation. |
| String:searchAndReplace (s, search, replace, padChar, max) | Global substitution of plain text. |
| String:split (s, delim, maxItems, regex) | Split a string based on delimiter. |
| String:splitEscape (s, delim, prepFunc) | Split at delimiter, but interpret consecutive delimiters as escaped data, and unescape it. |
| String:squeeze (s) | Remove spaces from middle of a string (as well as ends). |
| String:squeezePath (_path, _width) | Squeezes a path to fit into fixed width display field. |
| String:squeezeToFit (_str, _width) | Squeezes a string to fit into fixed width display field. |
| String:to (var) | Return string suitable primarily for short (synopsis-style) debug output and/or display when precise format is not critical. |
| String:tokenize (s, nTokensMax) | Breaks a string into tokens by getting rid of the whitespace between them. |
| String:trim (s) | Trim whitespace from front & tail (left & right) of string. |
| String:trimLeft (s) | Trim whitespace from front (left) of string. |
| String:trimRight (s) | Trim whitespace from tail (right) of string. |
Functions
- String:appendWithSep (s1, sep, s2)
-
Append one string to another with a separator in between, but only if the first string is not empty.
Parameters:
-
s1
: -
sep
: -
s2
:
Usage:
does NOT assure only a single separator in between - if you need that, use str--child instead.
-
- String:breakdownPath (path)
-
Break down a path into an array of components.
Parameters:
-
path
:
Usage:
*** deprecated - use parse-path method instead: it's more robust and *almost* completely backward compatible, differences:
this method always returns two components if unmapped network drive, e.g. "\\asdf\qwerty"\file" path would be '\\asdf\qwerty' & 'file' components (parse-path handles more reasonably).
this method always returns forward slash as first component of windows path in format "\asdf\qwerty", whereas parse-path will return backslash.
I almost replaced this method instead of adding a new one, but I was afraid it might induce some subtle/pesky bugs here or there..Does not distinguish absolute from relative paths.
Return value:
- array (1st component is root), usually not empty, never nil.
-
- String:checkIndices (start, stop)
-
Determine whether start & stop indices, when applied to substring, have a chance of yielding a non-empty string.
Parameters:
-
start
: -
stop
:
Usage:
Note: checking is independent of string len. If len is to be considered, it must be done in calling context.
Return value:
- 0 iff yes. (-1 means both are negative and no-go, +1 means both are positive and no-go).
-
- String:child (s1, sep, s2)
-
returns path with s2 as child of s1 - assures only 1 separator between them, whether s1 ends with a sep, or s2 begins with one.
Parameters:
-
s1
: required -
sep
: required -
s2
: required
Usage:
all 3 params are required, and sep is the middle one..
Return value:
- s1 sep s2
-
- String:compare (s1, s2)
-
Compare two strings.
Parameters:
-
s1
: -
s2
:
Usage:
Returns immediately upon first difference.
Return value:
- 0 if same, else position of first different character.
-
- String:compareAll (s1, s2, count)
-
Compare two strings in their entirety (or until one string runs out of characters).
Parameters:
-
s1
: -
s2
: -
count
:
Usage:
Use when it is desired to know the character positions of all the differences.
Most appropriate when the files are same length, or at least start off the same, since there is no attempt to resynchronize...
Return value:
- nil if same, else array of difference indexes.
-
- String:componentsToPath (comps, sep)
-
Make path from component array - can be made identical to that parsed using parse-path, in all cases.
Parameters:
-
comps
: array of path component strings - typically obtained using parse-path but could also come from breakdown-path, or be wholly computed however.. -
sep
: string separator, optional - only required if path parsed was relative and/or different separator from OS is desired.
Return value:
- path string
-
- String:consolidate (s, char, charCount)
-
Remove redundent adjacent characters.
Parameters:
-
s
: -
char
: -
charCount
:
Usage:
Initial motivation was to format value returned by table.concat( items, " " ) when some items may be empty strings.
Return value:
- Consolidated string.
-
- String:fmtx (s, ...)
-
Format a string, ampersands are expected to be in && win-compatible format (if plugin runs on Windows too), but will be converted to mac compatible format on mac.
Parameters:
-
s
: format string in LOC format. -
...
: substution variables - any format: nil OK.
Usage:
x in the name stands for cross-platform.
Will never throw an error, unless format string is not string type - don't use for critical program strings, just logging and UI display, when it's better to have a small aesthetic bug than a catastrophic error.
LOC will throw error when passed a boolean, string.format will throw an error when insufficient substitutions or incompatible data type.
-
- String:format (s, ...)
-
Format a string using LOC formatter but without localization.
Parameters:
-
s
: -
...
:
Usage:
*** deprecated in favor of fmtx method, which is more robust.
An alternative to lua string.format function (which uses ansi 'C' printf syntax).
-
- String:formatAmp (s, ...)
-
Same as format plain except converts ampersands for mac compatibility.
Parameters:
-
s
: -
...
:
Usage:
*** deprecated in favor of fmtx.
Assumes they are formatted for Windows compatibility upon entry (double '&&' ).
Pros: More efficient on windows.
Cons: Less efficient on Mac, & less readable. -
- String:formatAmps (s, ...)
-
Same as format plain except converts ampersands for windows compatibility.
Parameters:
-
s
: -
...
:
Usage:
*** deprecated in favor of fmtx. Assumes they are formatted for Mac compatibility upon entry (single '&' ). Pros: More readable on all platforms. Cons: Less efficient on Windows.
-
- String:formatPath (_path)
-
Assure path separators are consistent with operating system file-system.
Parameters:
-
_path
:
Usage:
Lr path utils - standardize path function will also do this and then some (making it less efficient).
prefer this method if separators are the only potential issue with the path. -
- String:getAscii (binStr)
-
Strip non-ascii characters from binary string.
Parameters:
-
binStr
:
Usage:
Good for searching for text in binary files, otherwise string searcher stops upon first zero byte. could probably just strip zeros, but this gives a printable string that can be logged for debug...
-
- String:getBaseName (fp)
-
Get filename sans extension from path.
Parameters:
-
fp
:
Usage:
*** I could have sworn this failed when I tried these ops in reverse, i.e. removing extension of leaf-name not sure why (maybe erroneous conclusion). Hmmm...
-
- String:getChar (s, index)
-
Convenience function for getting the n-th character of a string.
Parameters:
-
s
: The string. -
index
: First char is index 1.
Usage:
@2010-11-23: *** Will throw error if index is out of bounds, so check before calling if unsure.
Return value:
- character in string.
-
- String:getDiff (s1, s2)
-
Get the difference between two strings.
Parameters:
-
s1
: -
s2
:
Usage:
Use to see the difference between two strings.
Return values:
- diff-len
- s1-remainder
- s2-remainder
-
- String:getDriveAndSubPath (path)
-
Get root drive and sub-path of specified path.
Parameters:
-
path
:
-
- String:getFirstChar (s)
-
Convenience function for getting the first character of a string.
Parameters:
-
s
:
Usage:
a slightly more redable equivalent to s:sub( 1, 1 ) - also: won't die if 's' is nil..
-
- String:getImageNumStr (filename, minLen, maxLen)
-
Get image number (as string) from filename.
Parameters:
-
filename
: (string, required) extension suffix may be OK (safer to strip it to assure it wont be interpreted as being or having the image number),
but folder-pathing prefix should be omitted. -
minLen
: - minimum acceptable length for image number. -
maxLen
: - maximum acceptable length for image number.
Usage:
algorithm: take last digit-sequence which is not smaller than nor greater what is expected.
if none such, return nil. -
- String:getLastChar (s)
-
Convenience function for getting the last character of a string.
Parameters:
-
s
:
Usage:
a slightly more redable equivalent to s:sub( -1 ) - also: won't die if 's' is nil..
in my defense: I didn't know about negative indexes when I wrote this ;-}, which was a loooong time ago.. -
- String:getLastIndexOf (s, t, regexFlag)
-
Return last index in source string, of target string.
Parameters:
-
s
: -
t
: -
regexFlag
:
Return values:
- startIndex or 0 if not found - never returns nil.
- stopIndex or 0 if not found - never returns nil.
-
- String:getNonNegativeNumber (s)
-
Extract a number from the front of a string.
Initial application for ordering strings that start with a number.
Parameters:
-
s
:
Usage:
*** Warning: Does NOT check incoming string or parse position.
Return value:
- Next parse position.
-
- String:getRoot (path)
-
Get root drive of specified path.
Parameters:
-
path
: (string, required) absolute path to folder or file.
Return values:
- root (string, always) root will always be non-nil, and "shouldn't" be blank.
- leaves (string, always) leaves will be in least-sig-first order, i.e. path leaf will be at index 1. @19/Nov/2013 16:37 (long after initial writing/testing), I'm not sure if it's possible for last leaf to be same as root - I think not. Not sure if it can be blank either.
-
- String:getString (a, nameToThrow)
-
Get 'a' as string if string else nil.
Parameters:
-
a
: -
nameToThrow
:
-
- String:includedAndNotExcluded (t, incl, excl)
-
Determine whether target string matches include/exclude criteria.
Parameters:
-
t
: string required. -
incl
: (optional) - include criteria (substr (required), start, stop, regex) - or array of same. -
excl
: (optional) - exclude criteria (substr (required), start, stop, regex) - or array of same.
Usage:
the idea was for a general purpose filtering function which would be easy to specify parameters.
initial use case was for specifying develop presets. Also used to specify folders and/or files for lua-doc'ing.Return value:
- true iff target string should be included and not excluded according to specified criteria.
-
- String:initPlurals ()
-
Initializes dictionaries for singular/plural support.
May never be called if plugin does not call at least one plural function.
Usage:
Could be called in plugin-init, or in string constructor - but isn't. - will be called on first demand.
- String:is (s, name)
-
Determine if prospective string is non-empty - return false if nil (or empty), throw error if not string.
Convenience function to avoid checking both aspects, or getting a "expected string, got nil" error.
Parameters:
-
s
: -
name
:
Usage:
If value type is not known to be string if not nil, then use 'is-string' instead.
Throws error if type is not string or nil.
Return value:
- true iff non-empty string.
-
- String:isAllLowerCaseAlphaNum (s)
-
Determines if specified string is all lower case and alpha-numeric.
Parameters:
-
s
:
-
- String:isAllUpperCaseAlphaNum (s)
-
Determines if specified string is all upper case and alpha-numeric.
Parameters:
-
s
:
-
- String:isBeginningWith (s, t)
-
Determine if one string begins with another - NOTE: plain text (always).
Does not use 'find'.
Parameters:
-
s
: -
t
:
Usage:
Does not check incoming strings.
Does not ignore whitespace.
Return value:
- true iff s begins with t.
-
- String:isCharLower (c)
-
Determine if character is lower case (ascii).
Parameters:
-
c
:
-
- String:isEndingWith (s, t)
-
Determine if one string ends with another - plain text.
Avoids the problem of using the nil returned by string.find in a context that does not like it.
Parameters:
-
s
: -
t
:
Usage:
Does not check incoming strings.
Does not ignore whitespace.
Return value:
- true iff s begins with t in character position 1.
-
- String:isEqual (s1, s2, ignoreCase)
-
Determine if two strings are equal - case-sensitive by default.
Parameters:
-
s1
: -
s2
: -
ignoreCase
:
-
- String:isEqualIgnoringCase (s1, s2)
-
Determine if two strings are equal other than case differences.
Parameters:
-
s1
: -
s2
:
-
- String:isLower (s)
-
Determine if string is all lower case.
Parameters:
-
s
:
-
- String:isPlural (word)
-
Determine if a word is singular or plural.
Note: It is possible for some plurals to escape detection. Not to be used when ascertainment is critical - intention is more for aesthetics...
Parameters:
-
word
:
Usage:
trim beforehand if necessary.
Return value:
- true iff word is plural.
-
- String:isStartingWith (s, t, ...)
-
Determine if one string starts with another - BEWARE: regex by default.
Avoids the problem of using the nil returned by string.find in a context that does not like it.
Parameters:
-
s
: -
t
: -
...
:
Usage:
Does not check incoming strings.
Does not ignore whitespace.
If string is not expected to be there at the start, and the source string is very long, it will be more efficient to pass a substring instead, for example:
local isThere = str:isStartingWith( longstr:sub( 1, t:len() ), t )you must also pass parameters "1, true" for plain text (index must be one, followed by boolean true).
Return value:
- true iff s begins with t in character position 1.
-
- String:isString (s)
-
Determine if prospective string is non-empty - return false if nil, empty, or not a string type value.
Parameters:
-
s
:
Usage:
Avoids checking aspects individually, or getting a "expected string, got nil or boolean" error.
Also weathers the case when s is a table (or number?)
Return value:
- true iff non-empty string.
-
- String:limit (s, n)
-
Return length-limited version of s, with trailing '...' to indicate.
Parameters:
-
s
: -
n
:
-
- String:lines (s, delim)
-
Returns iterator over lines in a string.
For those times when you already have a file's contents as a string and you want to iterate its lines. This essential does the same thing as Lua's io.lines function.
Parameters:
-
s
: -
delim
:
Usage:
Handles \n or \r\n dynamically as EOL sequence.
Does not handle Mac legacy (\r alone) EOL sequence.
Works as well on binary as text file - no need to read as text file unless the lines must be zero-byte free.
-
- String:loc (i18nKey, s, ...)
-
Example: str:loc( "My/Thing", "In English, we say...^1", myvar ) In my opinion, this is just more readable than the LOC syntax.
Parameters:
-
i18nKey
: -
s
: -
...
:
-
- String:makeFilenameCompliant (s, replacementCharacter)
-
Return string that complies with filename requirements.
Parameters:
-
s
: string -
replacementCharacter
: optional - defaults to '-'. empty string is legal..
-
- String:makeLuaVariableNameCompliant (s)
-
Return string that complies with Lr preference key requirements.
Parameters:
-
s
:
Usage:
initial motivation is for lr pref key.
reminder: photo metadata properties can not begin with an underscore, dunno 'bout catalog properties for plugin. prefs are OK with leading underscore.
Also, caller needs to make sure first char isn't a number - ###3.
-
- String:makePathFromComponents (comps)
-
Make path from component array, usually identical to that broken down using breakdown-path.
Parameters:
-
comps
: The array of path components: 1st element is root, last element is child.
Usage:
uses lrpathutils-child function to assemble components into a path, so most appropriate when paths are for disk files and are absolute.
If you need to assure path created by parse-path would make an identical path when re-assembled, choose components-to-path instead, and pass a separator if necessary. -
- String:makePlural (word)
-
Makes a word presumed to be singular into its plural form.
Parameters:
-
word
:
Usage:
Call is-plural and trim beforehand if necessary.
-
- String:makeSingular (word, exception)
-
Make a plural form singular.
Parameters:
-
word
: -
exception
:
Usage:
If unsure whether already singular, call is-plural before-hand, and trim if necessary.
-
- String:makeSpace (howMany)
-
Makes a string of spaces - used for indentation and output formatting...
Parameters:
-
howMany
:
Usage:
*** deprecated - use Lua's string-rep function instead.
-
- String:nItems (count, pluralPhrase, exception)
-
Return string with number of items in proper grammar.
Parameters:
-
count
: number of items -
pluralPhrase
: correct grammer for items if 0 or >1 item. -
exception
: pass true iff One or one is to be displayed when 1 item. Case is adaptive.
Usage:
not so sure this was a good idea. Seems making plural is more often correct than making singular. ###2
e.g. str:nItems( 1, "updates" ) yields "1 updatis", unless you pass the exception param (exception should probably be the default, but for backward compatibility, it's not). -
- String:new (t)
-
Constructor for new instance.
Parameters:
-
t
:
-
- String:newClass (t)
-
Constructor for extending class.
Parameters:
-
t
:
-
- String:padLeft (s, chr, wid)
-
Synopsis: Pads a string on the left with specified character up to width. Motivation: Typically used with spaces for tabular display, or 0s when string represents a number.
Parameters:
-
s
: -
chr
: -
wid
:
-
- String:padRight (s, chr, wid)
-
Pads a string on the left with specified character up to width.
Parameters:
-
s
: -
chr
: -
wid
:
Usage:
Typically used with spaces for tabular display, or 0s when string represents a number.
only works right if fixed-width font.
-
- String:parsePath (path)
-
Break down a path into an array of components.
Parameters:
-
path
: disk folder/file or collection or keyword path..
Usage:
Can be used on absolute or relative paths (or even non-disk paths, as long as they're using slash or backslash as separator).
format of unmapped network drive on Windows is: \\drv\fldr\file...
format of windows path: C:\root\fldr\file
format of mac path: /drvOrFlder/fldr/file
Return value:
- array (1st component is root drive on windows - e.g. 'C:', or '/' on Mac, or '\\' (true double) if unmapped windows network drive),
and '\' if leading backslash (presumably Windows).
last component is filename.
usually not empty, never nil.
examples - path string component list:
\\one\two\file.x \\, one, two, file.x -- drive name is 2nd component - better handling than breakdown-path.
C:\one\two\file.x C:, one, two, file.x -- root drive is first component
/one/two/file.x /, one, two, file.x -- hard to tell if 'one' is a drive or path was subpath and 'one' is a folder - should be clear from context (maybe if subpath, do not include leading slash).
\one\two\file.x \, one, two, file.x -- departure from breakdown-path.
one\two\file.x one, two, file.x
one/two/file.x one, two, file.x -
- String:pathToPropForPluginKey (path)
-
Convert path to key that can be used for "property for plugin" key: photo or catalog.
Parameters:
-
path
:
-
- String:plural (count, singular, useNumberForSingular)
-
Return singular or plural count of something.
Could be enhanced to force case of singular explicitly, instead of just adaptive.
Parameters:
-
count
: Actual number of things. -
singular
: The singular form to be used if count is 1. -
useNumberForSingular
: may be boolean or stringboolean true => use numeric form of singular for better aesthetics.
string 'u' or 'upper' => use upper case of singular (first char only).
string 'l' or 'lower' => use lower case of singular (first char only).
default is adaptive case.
Usage:
Example: str:format( "^1 rendered.", str:plural( nRendered, "photo" ) ) - "one photo" or "2 photos"
Case is adaptive when word form of singular is used. For example: str:plural( nRendered, "Photo" ) - yields "One Photo".
-
- String:replaceBackSlashesWithForwardSlashes (_path)
-
Convert windows backslash format to mac/unix/ftp forward-slash notation.
Parameters:
-
_path
:
Usage:
Prefer lr-path-utils - standardize-path to assure path to disk file is in proper format for localhost.
This function is primarily used for converting windows sub-paths for use in FTP.
Lightroom is pretty good about allowing mixtures of forward and backward slashes in ftp functions,
but still - I find it more pleasing to handle explicitly.
-
- String:searchAndReplace (s, search, replace, padChar, max)
-
Global substitution of plain text.
Parameters:
-
s
: subject string -
search
: search string -
replace
: replacement string -
padChar
: used to pad replacement area, to keep overall string length the same - invaluable for searching and replacing text in binary files. -
max
: maximum number of replacements - default is a million (sanity only).
Return value:
- final string
-
- String:split (s, delim, maxItems, regex)
-
Split a string based on delimiter.
Parameters:
-
s
: (string, required) The string to be split. -
delim
: (string, required) The delimiter string (plain text). Often something like ','. -
maxItems
: (number, optional) if passed, final element will contain entire remainder of string. Often is 2, to get first element then remainder. -
regex
:
Usage:
Seems like there should be a lua or lr function to do this, but I haven't seen it.
Components may be empty strings - if repeating delimiters exist.
Return value:
- Array of trimmed components - never nil nor empty table unless input is nil or empty string, respectively.
-
- String:splitEscape (s, delim, prepFunc)
-
Split at delimiter, but interpret consecutive delimiters as escaped data, and unescape it.
Parameters:
-
s
: -
delim
: -
prepFunc
:
Usage:
does not support max components, but does allow custom preparation function - defaulting to whitespace trimmer.
-
- String:squeeze (s)
-
Remove spaces from middle of a string (as well as ends).
Parameters:
-
s
:
Usage:
Convenience function to make more readable than testing for nil followed by gsub.
Return value:
- Squeezed string, nil -> empty.
-
- String:squeezePath (_path, _width)
-
Squeezes a path to fit into fixed width display field.
One could argue for another parameter that selects a balance between first part of path, and second part of path
i.e. balance = 0 => select first part only, balance = 1 => prefer trailing path, .5 => split equally between first and last part of path.Although its conceivable that some pathing may be preferred over long filename, that solution is waiting for a problem...
Parameters:
-
_path
: -
_width
:
Usage:
Guaranteed to get entire filename, and as much of first part of path as possible.
Lightroom does something similar for progress caption, but algorithm is different.
Return value:
- first-part-of-path.../filename.
-
- String:squeezeToFit (_str, _width)
-
Squeezes a string to fit into fixed width display field.
Parameters:
-
_str
: -
_width
:
Return value:
- first half ... last half
-
- String:to (var)
-
Return string suitable primarily for short (synopsis-style) debug output and/or display when precise format is not critical.
Parameters:
-
var
:
Usage:
Feel free to pass a nil value and let 'nil' be returned.
If object has an explicit to-string method, then it will be called, otherwise the lua global function.
Use dump methods for objects and/or log-table..., if more verbose output is desired.
-
- String:tokenize (s, nTokensMax)
-
Breaks a string into tokens by getting rid of the whitespace between them.
Parameters:
-
s
: - string to tokenize. -
nTokensMax
: - remainder of string returned as single token once this many tokens found in the first part of the string.
Usage:
Does similar thing as "split", except delimiter is any whitespace, not just true spaces.
Return value:
- array of strings (tokens).
-
- String:trim (s)
-
Trim whitespace from front & tail (left & right) of string.
Parameters:
-
s
:
Usage:
Reminder: Lr's trimmer does not handle binary strings (those containing zero bytes) properly, this method does.
-
- String:trimLeft (s)
-
Trim whitespace from front (left) of string.
Parameters:
-
s
:
Usage:
Reminder: Lr's trimmer does not handle binary strings (those containing zero bytes) properly, this method does.
-
- String:trimRight (s)
-
Trim whitespace from tail (right) of string.
Parameters:
-
s
:
Usage:
Reminder: Lr's trimmer does not handle binary strings (those containing zero bytes) properly, this method does.
-


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A sprawling expanse of 87 square kilometers in the Chamoli District of Uttarakhand, Valley of Flowers is set in the backdrop of the majestic Zanskar Ranges. This virtual paradise on earth has been unknown to the outside world till the great Mountaineer Frank S Smith discovered it in the year 1931. A world heritage site, the valley is situated at a very remarkable area, which is the conversion point of Himalayan ranges, Zanskar and Western and Eastern Himalayas. This fairyland located in the high altitudes of Himalayas is protected by snowy mountains. Bounded by the magnificent mountain ranges and glittering glaciers, this place unfolds the charisma and charm of nature at its best. Unspoiled by human invasions this imposing land lay iced up in the colder months, and burst into its majestic boom on the arrival of hotter months. During these months the valley sheds its somnolent nature with its multitudes of exotic flora. When the monsoon clouds began to drizzle, the valley shows its flowery face and the entire region would glisten like a colourful carpet. A scenic place where the nature blooms with its entire vista can be accessible by a tedious but lovely stroll. Eye catching spectacles like the cascading waterfalls, small streams and above all the flowery meadows awaits the visitors all through the way. With the flamboyant paddocks, crystalline streams and majestic peaks, this baroque of flowers is a worthy watch spectacle.


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Tentative agreement will see schools reopen Monday in Victoria-area district
VICTORIA - Schools will reopen Monday in the Victoria area after a tentative agreement was reached between support workers and the district.
Support workers, including education assistants and custodians, at 18 schools in the Saanich district have been on strike over wages since Oct. 28, leaving about 7,000 students out of class.
The Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 441, which represents the school workers, says the union and School District 63 reached a tentative agreement on Saturday.
Union members will hold a ratification vote Sunday, but the union says picket lines will come down and schools will reopen Monday in a show of good faith.
The union says in a statement it will not comment on details of the tentative agreement until after the ratification vote is complete.
Local CUPE president Dean Coates says the strike has been difficult and the union is pleased to have an agreement the bargaining committee is recommending for acceptance.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 16, 2019.


Constant head test
This demonstrates the interpretation of discharge rate in the test well with the Jacob and Lohman (1952) solution
MIT License Copyright (c) 2017 Philippe Renard - University of Neuchâtel (CHYN)
The data set for this example comes from the following reference: Lohman (1965) Geology and artesian water supply of the Grand Junction area, Colorado: U.S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 451, 149p. Tables 6 and 7, well 28
Let us first load the data and plot them.
[t,q]=ldf('jlq_ds1.dat');
| HYTOOL Demo |
Once the data have been loaded , we can interpret the data. We do that as usually in two steps. First the parameters p of the model are estimated with the function jlq_gss. Then we find an optimum fit.
p=jlq_gss(t,q);
p=fit('jlq',p,t,q);
Norm of Norm of Iteration SSE Gradient Step ----------------------------------------------------------- 0 1.34411e-08 1 1.29877e-09 1.61134e-06 31.8013 2 1.21176e-09 2.10348e-07 5.37394 3 1.17969e-09 2.11246e-06 8.88676 4 1.1431e-09 6.36578e-07 7.04204 5 1.13893e-09 5.68198e-08 2.8191 6 1.13844e-09 2.85929e-07 1.23623 7 1.13334e-09 8.87174e-07 4.13358 8 1.13316e-09 6.50143e-08 0.177843 9 1.13259e-09 2.89219e-07 0.156589 10 1.13256e-09 1.50885e-07 0.00755409 11 1.13256e-09 4.79555e-07 0.000829834 12 1.13255e-09 5.3297e-07 0.0007061 13 1.13255e-09 2.06608e-07 7.0563e-05 14 1.13255e-09 3.881e-08 7.0564e-05 15 1.13255e-09 3.04489e-07 0.000636286 16 1.13255e-09 6.99483e-07 6.37297e-07 Iterations terminated: relative norm of the current step is less than OPTIONS.TolX
We can then display the result of the interpretation. Hytool find that the folowing values fort the transmissivity and storativity:
T = 1.3 e-5 m2/s and S = 1.6 e-5
jlq_rpt(p,t,q,[28.142,0.084],'Glover (1978) example - automatic fit')
The results are in reasonable agreement with the values found by this differents authors: Swamee et al (2000) : S = 3.88 e-5 and T = 1.16 e-5 m2/s Glover (1978) : S = 4.14 e-5 and T = 1.18 e-5 m2/s Batu (1998) : S = 1.58 e-4 and T = 9.3 e-6 m2/s
% Nota Bene: If required, one can use trial and error % trial('jlq',p,t,q)


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