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java.lang.Object com.dropbox.client2.DropboxAPI.Entry
public static class DropboxAPI.Entry
A metadata entry that describes a file or folder.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
long |
bytes
Size of the file. |
java.lang.String |
clientMtime
For a file, this is the modification time set by the client when the file was added to Dropbox. |
java.util.List<DropboxAPI.Entry> |
contents
A list of immediate children if this is a directory. |
java.lang.String |
hash
If a directory, the hash is its "current version". |
java.lang.String |
icon
Name of the icon to display for this entry. |
boolean |
isDeleted
Whether this entry has been deleted but not removed from the metadata yet. |
boolean |
isDir
True if this entry is a directory, or false if it's a file. |
static JsonExtractor<DropboxAPI.Entry> |
JsonExtractor
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java.lang.String |
mimeType
The file's MIME type. |
java.lang.String |
modified
Last modified date, in "EEE, dd MMM yyyy kk:mm:ss ZZZZZ" form (see RESTUtility#parseDate(String) for parsing this value. |
java.lang.String |
path
Path to the file from the root. |
java.lang.String |
rev
Full unique ID for this file's revision. |
java.lang.String |
root
Name of the root, usually either "dropbox" or "app_folder". |
java.lang.String |
size
Human-readable (and localized, if possible) description of the file size. |
boolean |
thumbExists
Whether a thumbnail for this is available. |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
DropboxAPI.Entry()
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DropboxAPI.Entry(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> map)
Creates an entry from a map, usually received from the metadata call. |
| Method Summary | |
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java.lang.String |
fileName()
Returns the file name if this is a file (the part after the last slash in the path). |
java.lang.String |
parentPath()
Returns the path of the parent directory if this is a file. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
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public long bytes
public java.lang.String hash
public java.lang.String icon
public boolean isDir
public java.lang.String modified
RESTUtility#parseDate(String)
for parsing this value.
public java.lang.String clientMtime
This is not set for folders.
public java.lang.String path
public java.lang.String root
public java.lang.String size
public java.lang.String mimeType
public java.lang.String rev
public boolean thumbExists
public boolean isDeleted
public java.util.List<DropboxAPI.Entry> contents
public static final JsonExtractor<DropboxAPI.Entry> JsonExtractor
| Constructor Detail |
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public DropboxAPI.Entry(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> map)
map
- the map representation of the JSON received from the
metadata call, which should look like this:
{ "hash": "528dda36e3150ba28040052bbf1bfbd1", "thumb_exists": false, "bytes": 0, "modified": "Sat, 12 Jan 2008 23:10:10 +0000", "path": "/Public", "is_dir": true, "size": "0 bytes", "root": "dropbox", "contents": [ { "thumb_exists": false, "bytes": 0, "modified": "Wed, 16 Jan 2008 09:11:59 +0000", "path": "/Public/♥asdas♥", "is_dir": true, "icon": "folder", "size": "0 bytes" }, { "thumb_exists": false, "bytes": 4392763, "modified": "Thu, 15 Jan 2009 02:52:43 +0000", "path": "/Public/名称未設定フォルダ.zip", "is_dir": false, "icon": "page_white_compressed", "size": "4.2MB" } ], "icon": "folder_public" }
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FLED A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
Director Kevin Hooks's FLED is a fast action movie that appears to be about two convicts on the lam, but is actually a highly contrived and ridiculous conspiracy on top of conspiracy plot. This is one of the those movies that requires you to check your brain in the lobby. Don't even try to count the implausibilities in Preston Whitmore's script.
What saves the film is two fine pieces of acting by its stars, Laurence Fishburne as Piper and Stephen Baldwin as Luke Dodge plus the excellent performance by Wil Patton as the southern good old boy and smartest cop of all Matthew Gibson. FLED is needlessly violent as well, but all of this notwithstanding, I liked the show as did the audience. A fast paced bit of entertainment that will make you laugh, sometimes when you are not supposed to, and will pump up your adrenaline.
As the show starts, a witness who is to testify against Frank Mantajano, the head of the Cuban Mafia, is killed thus causing the Senate investigating committee to be without its star witness. The show quickly shifts to a chain gang in Georgia where new convict Dodge and old hand Piper escape while chained to each other's wrists. Soon U. S. Marshall Schiller appears out of nowhere and kills another escapee with his hands up trying to surrender. It seems there are big conspiracies brewing, and Schiller, among others, is involved. Officer Gibson is the only one that can see the obvious so he follows the "good" guys and the bad.
The reason for all of the chasing is that Dodge hacked into the computer of Brigantine International. This is okay because he determined that the company was greedy. Moreover he stole $25,000,000 and gave $20,000,000 of it to charity. He explains all of this to Piper and tells him, "On the Internet my code name is CyberThug."
The show is quite funny. One small thing that is fun is that when they get in a jam, one will say to the other, "didn't you see" and then name some movie title as if all knowledge is found in some movie. Among movies so referenced were: THE GODFATHER, DELIVERANCE, THE FUGITIVE, and SHAFT.
My favorite character is the wise but unassuming Officer Gibson, whose accent is so thick you could cut it with a knife. He reminded me a lot of the pregnant lead detective in FARGO. Gibson advises Schiller, "I think you are just spitting in the wind, and you know what they say about spitting in the wind. It may blow back in your face."
The chemistry between the two leads is quite good. I think Laurence Fishburne is a great talent, and it showed here. Without him, I don't think they would of had a show, but they do have him and so for me it worked.
Which scene did the audience like the least? Baldwin's love making scene! It is so overdone and with such cliches, i.e., done in front of a roaring fire, that they were laughing at it, and it is not supposed to be funny. When the Piper and his girlfriend, Cora, well played by Salma Hayek, have an erotic bread kneading scene, it works much better.
Let me not dwell on this implausibility thing, and rather than get into the intricate conspiracy maze, let me give two small examples.  Also, why is all the key data stored one little floppy and without any duplicate? I could go on, but I will not. I was able to put my brain in neutral so perhaps you will be able to as well, and this stuff not bother you.
FLED runs a little over an hour and a half. It will certainly be an R for sex, nudity, and most of all gory violence of the type where many people die with large bullet holes and blood spurting everywhere. It would be probably be okay for teenagers if they are mature. I hated the story, but I had a good time, laughed some, and liked the acting, except for pathetic overacting by Schiller and the whole Cuban Mafia crowd, so I am giving it a thumbs up and rating it ** 1/2.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: April 29, 1996
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Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, we compared employment numbers for industries from January 2019 to those from September 2019 (the most recent month for which data on detailed industries is available). We found the industries with the highest percent job growth over that period.
Here are the 20 jobs that had the fastest growth so far in 2019:
20. Tax preparation services added 5,600 jobs between January and September, a 5.6% increase from the 99,800 employed in January.
19. Software publishers added 23,500 jobs between January and September, a 5.6% increase from the 418,800 employed in January.
18. Materials recovery facilities and other waste-management services added 4,100 jobs between January and September, a 5.6% increase from the 72,800 employed in January.
17. Convention and trade show organizers added 3,700 jobs between January and September, a 5.9% increase from the 63,100 employed in January.
16. Car washes added 10,400 jobs between January and September, a 6.0% increase from the 173,900 employed in January.
15. Offices of mental health practitioners added 6,500 jobs between January and September, a 6.0%% increase from the 108,500 employed in January.
14. Snack and nonalcoholic beverage bars added 44,200 jobs between January and September, a 6.0% increase from the 736,300 employed in January.
13. Tire dealers added 11,700 jobs between January and September, a 6.1% increase from the 191,900 employed in January.
12. Local messengers, delivery, and private postal services added 6,300 jobs between January and September, a 6.2% increase from the 100,900 employed in January.
11. Offices of mental health physicians added 3,800 jobs between January and September, a 6.5% increase from the 58,800 employed in January.
10. Marinas added 2,600 jobs between January and September, a 6.8% increase from the 38,000 employed in January.
9. Document preparation services added 3,400 jobs between January and September, a 7.0% increase from the 48,500 employed in January.
8. Fruit and vegetable markets added 2,600 jobs between January and September, a 7.0% increase from the 37,000 employed in January.
7. Internet publishing and broadcasting and web search portals added 19,000 jobs between January and September, a 7.4% increase from the 256,400 employed in January.
6. Heavy machinery rental and leasing added 7,300 jobs between January and September, a 7.7% increase from the 94,700 employed in January.
5. Business-to-business electronic markets added 2,500 jobs between January and September, an 8.0% increase from the 31,400 employed in January.
4. Oil and gas extraction added 13,500 jobs between January and September, a 9.0% increase from the 150,000 employed in January.
3. Interior design services added 4,100 jobs between January and September, a 9.3% increase from the 44,200 employed in January.
2. Research and development in nanotechnology added 1,900 jobs between January and September, a 9.3% increase from the 20,400 employed in January.
1. Skiing facilities added 4,500 jobs between January and September, a 9.6% increase from the 47,000 employed in January.


 Provided that the creature has been dead no longer than 10 days, the spell forms a new adult body for it and then calls the soul to enter that body. If the target's soul isn't free or w illing to do so, the spell fails.
The magic fashions a new body for the creature to inhabit, which likely causes the creature's race to change. The DM rolls a d 100 and consults the following table to determine what form the creature takes when restored to life, or the DM chooses a form.
d100 Race 01-04 Dragonborn 05-13 Dwarf, hill 14-21 Dwarf, mountain 22-25 Elf, dark 26-34 Elf, high 35-42 Elf, wood 43-46 Gnome, forest 47-52 Gnome, rock 53-56 Half-elf 57-60 Half-orc 61-68 Halfling, lightfoot 69-76 Halfling, stout 77-96 Human 97-00 Tiefling The reincarnated creature recalls its former life and experiences. It retains the capabilities it had in its original form, except it exchanges its original race for the new one and changes its racial traits accordingly.


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Susan Granger's review of "BREAD AND TULIPS" (First Look Pictures)
In this delightfully frothy Italian romantic comedy, after accidentally being left behind by a tour bus while on a family vacation with her cranky husband and two cynical teenagers, Rosalba (Licia Maglietta), an unhappy housewife from Pescara, finds herself - and love - in Venice.
For the first time in years, Rosalba's on her own when she's abandoned at a highway rest area.  Rosalba finds refuge and romance with Fernando (Bruno Ganz), a gruff Icelandic waiter who offers her a spare room in his modest apartment and prepares breakfast for her each morning. To support herself, she gets a job working with a florist (Antonio Catania).
Film-maker Silvio Soldini gently explores the blossoming of this bored, middle-aged, middle-class woman with warmth and affection, savoring special moments such as when Rosalba starts playing the accordion again and abandons her maroon stretch pants, silver jacket and orange sneakers for a simple, new red-and-white dress with platform-soled espadrilles. The superb actors slip into their roles seamlessly, particularly luminous Licia Maglietta and low-key Bruno Ganz, along with Marina Massironi as her nosy massage-therapist neighbor and Giuseppe Massironi as the inept plumber-turned-private eye who's sent to retrieve her on orders from her frantic husband - who's discovered that his mistress has no interest in doing his laundry or cleaning the house. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "Bread and Tulips" is a beguiling, escapist 8. As the summer ends, it's a magical getaway for mature audiences..
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Nature & You: 'Snow bird’ vacations in Oklahoma
by Neil Garrison“Snow birds” is a term with which many of you are no doubt familiar. It is usually in reference to those people who are footloose and fancy-free, those people enjoying the golden years of their retirement by residing in the pleasant-weather northern portion of our country in the summer season and then retreating to southern climes when the winter season sets in.
Please allow me to steer the discussion to a different kind of “snow bird” — those creatures that are actually covered with feathers.
Along about now, I challenge you to keep an eye peeled for roadside hawks. You’ll see them perched on the tops of power poles as they scan the tall vegetation alongside the roads. These hawks do a smash-up job of preventing the world from getting overrun with pesky meadow mice.
Ninety-nine point nine percent of these roadside hawks are going to have a white tummy. They are the all-to-familiar red-tailed hawks (although only the mature individuals sport the brick-colored tail feathers). My challenge is this: Keep a lookout for one of these hawks that is colored unlike the rest. If you are darn lucky, you are perchance to happen upon one color variation of the red-tailed hawk that is a beautiful chocolate brown color on its underside. I call it the “chocolate hawk” although straight-laced bird scientists would chastise me for taking liberties with the bird’s name.
The “chocolate hawk” lives in Alaska. When the winter snows cover up the mouse diet of this bird, that is when this adorable hawk takes wing and becomes a “snow bird” — to spend the cold-weather months in central Oklahoma’s very hospitable clime.
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QStyleHints Class
The QStyleHints class contains platform specific hints and settings. More...
| Header: | #include <QStyleHints> |
| qmake: | QT += gui |
| Since: | Qt 5.0 |
| Inherits: | QObject |
Properties
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- 1 property inherited from QObject
Public Functions
| int | cursorFlashTime() const |
| qreal | fontSmoothingGamma() const |
| int | keyboardAutoRepeatRate() const |
| int | keyboardInputInterval() const |
| int | mouseDoubleClickInterval() const |
| int | mousePressAndHoldInterval() const |
| QChar | passwordMaskCharacter() const |
| int | passwordMaskDelay() const |
| bool | setFocusOnTouchRelease() const |
| void | setUseHoverEffects(bool useHoverEffects) |
| bool | showIsFullScreen() const |
| bool | showIsMaximized() const |
| bool | singleClickActivation() const |
| int | startDragDistance() const |
| int | startDragTime() const |
| int | startDragVelocity() const |
| Qt::TabFocusBehavior | tabFocusBehavior() const |
| bool | useHoverEffects() const |
| bool | useRtlExtensions() const |
| int | wheelScrollLines() const |
- 32 public functions inherited from QObject
Signals
| void | cursorFlashTimeChanged(int cursorFlashTime) |
| void | keyboardInputIntervalChanged(int keyboardInputInterval) |
| void | mouseDoubleClickIntervalChanged(int mouseDoubleClickInterval) |
| void | mousePressAndHoldIntervalChanged(int mousePressAndHoldInterval) |
| void | startDragDistanceChanged(int startDragDistance) |
| void | startDragTimeChanged(int startDragTime) |
| void | tabFocusBehaviorChanged(Qt::TabFocusBehavior tabFocusBehavior) |
| void | useHoverEffectsChanged(bool useHoverEffects) |
| void | wheelScrollLinesChanged(int scrollLines) |
- 2 signals inherited from QObject
Additional Inherited Members
- 1 public slot inherited from QObject
- 1 public variable inherited from QObject
- 10 static public members inherited from QObject
- 9 protected functions inherited from QObject
- 2 protected variables inherited from QObject
Detailed Description
The QStyleHints class contains platform specific hints and settings.
An object of this class, obtained from QGuiApplication, provides access to certain global user interface parameters of the current platform.
Access is read only; typically the platform itself provides the user a way to tune these parameters.
Access to these parameters are useful when implementing custom user interface components, in that they allow the components to exhibit the same behaviour and feel as other components.
See also QGuiApplication::styleHints().
Property Documentation
cursorFlashTime : const int
This property holds the text cursor's flash (blink) time in milliseconds.
The flash time is the time used to display, invert and restore the caret display. Usually the text cursor is displayed for half the cursor flash time, then hidden for the same amount of time.
Access functions:
| int | cursorFlashTime() const |
Notifier signal:
| void | cursorFlashTimeChanged(int cursorFlashTime) |
fontSmoothingGamma : const qreal
This property holds the gamma value used in font smoothing.
Access functions:
| qreal | fontSmoothingGamma() const |
keyboardAutoRepeatRate : const int
This property holds the rate, in events per second, in which additional repeated key presses will automatically be generated if a key is being held down.
Access functions:
| int | keyboardAutoRepeatRate() const |
keyboardInputInterval : const int
This property holds the time limit, in milliseconds, that distinguishes a key press from two consecutive key presses.
Access functions:
| int | keyboardInputInterval() const |
Notifier signal:
| void | keyboardInputIntervalChanged(int keyboardInputInterval) |
mouseDoubleClickInterval : const int
This property holds the time limit in milliseconds that distinguishes a double click from two consecutive mouse clicks.
Access functions:
| int | mouseDoubleClickInterval() const |
Notifier signal:
| void | mouseDoubleClickIntervalChanged(int mouseDoubleClickInterval) |
mousePressAndHoldInterval : const int
This property holds the time limit in milliseconds that activates a press and hold.
This property was introduced in Qt 5.3.
Access functions:
| int | mousePressAndHoldInterval() const |
Notifier signal:
| void | mousePressAndHoldIntervalChanged(int mousePressAndHoldInterval) |
passwordMaskCharacter : const QChar
This property holds the character used to mask the characters typed into text input fields in password mode.
Access functions:
| QChar | passwordMaskCharacter() const |
passwordMaskDelay : const int
This property holds the time, in milliseconds, a typed letter is displayed unshrouded in a text input field in password mode.
Access functions:
| int | passwordMaskDelay() const |
setFocusOnTouchRelease : const bool
This property holds the event that should set input focus on focus objects.
This property is true
if focus objects (line edits etc) should receive input focus after a touch/mouse release. This is normal behavior on touch platforms. On desktop platforms, the standard is to set focus already on touch/mouse press.
Access functions:
| bool | setFocusOnTouchRelease() const |
showIsFullScreen : const bool
This property holds whether the platform defaults to fullscreen windows.
This property is true
if the platform defaults to windows being fullscreen, otherwise false
.
Note: The platform may still choose to show certain windows non-fullscreen, such as popups or dialogs. This property only reports the default behavior.
Access functions:
| bool | showIsFullScreen() const |
See also QWindow::show() and showIsMaximized().
showIsMaximized : const bool
This property holds whether the platform defaults to maximized windows.
This property is true
if the platform defaults to windows being maximized, otherwise false
.
Note: The platform may still choose to show certain windows non-maximized, such as popups or dialogs. This property only reports the default behavior.
This property was introduced in Qt 5.6.
Access functions:
| bool | showIsMaximized() const |
See also QWindow::show() and showIsFullScreen().
singleClickActivation : const bool
This property holds whether items are activated by single or double click.
This property is true
if items should be activated by single click, false
if they should be activated by double click instead.
This property was introduced in Qt 5.5.
Access functions:
| bool | singleClickActivation() const |
startDragDistance : const int
This property holds the distance, in pixels, that the mouse must be moved with a button held down before a drag and drop operation will begin.
If you support drag and drop in your application, and want to start a drag and drop operation after the user has moved the cursor a certain distance with a button held down, you should use this property's value as the minimum distance required.
For example, if the mouse position of the click is stored in startPos
and the current position (e.g. in the mouse move event) is currentPos
, you can find out if a drag should be started with code like this:
if ((startPos - currentPos).manhattanLength() >= QApplication::startDragDistance()) startTheDrag();
Access functions:
| int | startDragDistance() const |
Notifier signal:
| void | startDragDistanceChanged(int startDragDistance) |
See also startDragTime, QPoint::manhattanLength(), and Drag and Drop.
startDragTime : const int
This property holds the time, in milliseconds, that a mouse button must be held down before a drag and drop operation will begin.
If you support drag and drop in your application, and want to start a drag and drop operation after the user has held down a mouse button for a certain amount of time, you should use this property's value as the delay.
Access functions:
| int | startDragTime() const |
Notifier signal:
| void | startDragTimeChanged(int startDragTime) |
See also startDragDistance and Drag and Drop.
startDragVelocity : const int
This property holds the limit for the velocity, in pixels per second, that the mouse may be moved, with a button held down, for a drag and drop operation to begin. A value of 0 means there is no such limit.
Access functions:
| int | startDragVelocity() const |
See also startDragDistance and Drag and Drop.
tabFocusBehavior : const Qt::TabFocusBehavior
This property holds the focus behavior on press of the tab key.
Note: Do not bind this value in QML because the change notifier signal is not implemented yet.
This property was introduced in Qt 5.5.
Access functions:
| Qt::TabFocusBehavior | tabFocusBehavior() const |
Notifier signal:
| void | tabFocusBehaviorChanged(Qt::TabFocusBehavior tabFocusBehavior) |
useHoverEffects : bool
This property holds whether UI elements use hover effects.
This property is true
if UI elements should use hover effects. This is the standard behavior on desktop platforms with a mouse pointer, whereas on touch platforms the overhead of hover event delivery can be avoided.
This property was introduced in Qt 5.8.
Access functions:
| bool | useHoverEffects() const |
| void | setUseHoverEffects(bool useHoverEffects) |
Notifier signal:
| void | useHoverEffectsChanged(bool useHoverEffects) |
useRtlExtensions : const bool
This property holds the writing direction.
This property is true
if right-to-left writing direction is enabled, otherwise false
.
Access functions:
| bool | useRtlExtensions() const |
wheelScrollLines : const int
Number of lines to scroll by default for each wheel click.
This property was introduced in Qt 5.9.
Access functions:
| int | wheelScrollLines() const |
Notifier signal:
| void | wheelScrollLinesChanged(int scrollLines) |


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: 2015 Cubs Spring Training Storylines - Episode 7.01 author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 10994 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=10994 date: '2015-03-01 22:30:20 +0000' date_gmt: '2015-03-02 04:30:20 +0000' categories: - Podcast tags: - Spring Training - Joe Maddon - Edwin Jackson - Kris Bryant - Addison Russell - Dexter Fowler - 2015 Cubs Spring Training comments: [] ---
Welcome to the 7th season of The Ivy Envy Podcast. While we were excited about the Cubs in 2009, it's been a dry spell since and I think we're heading into the most interesting Cubs season since we started the podcast.
This is the 298th episode of The Ivy Envy Podcast. We'll be recording #300 in two weeks when Andy and I are in Arizona for Spring Training. We'll be there March 14-20, with our official meet-up on Thursday the 19th for the Cubs @ Diamondbacks game. If you would like to attend the meet-up, email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for information. We suggest purchasing the general admission lawn seats.
On this week's episode, we are previewing the 2015 Cubs Spring Training. We cover a lot of topics as we each share the top three storylines that most interest us.
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My friend has an intestinal disease that causes him a lot of pain so the doctors prescribed him with a lot of painkillers and one was Amitriptyline.
My friend called me one night around 2am. Asking me if I wanted to sneak out and meet him. He said he would bring some vodka and the 'ami' (which is what we call Amitriptyline). 2 weeks before this I went to his house for a sleep over and we experimented with ami and took 6 pills each. This dose was high enough. It made us extremely confused and very sluggish just like drinking too much. It was me and 2 other friends at the time and we couldn’t tell our voices apart. A lot of confusion.
So I decided to give it a shot and go sneak out. We met at the corner which is at the end of my block. We met up and decided we should walk down to the new school to chill. We arrive at the school and he opens his backpack and takes out 2 pillows and the ami container. He opens it up and says he wanted to take 7 this time. I thought about this for a minute because at this high of a dose it could really mess you up and I had to get home before my parents woke up. Eventually we decided we would be cautious while on the drug so we both took 7.
We talked for about half an hour then lay our heads on the pillows and looked up and the night sky. The sight was amazing, all the stars were morphing and blinking slightly and we were both in an amazed euphoric state. My friend sat up slowly and opened the lid to the container and said he was going to take 3 more. I agreed with him and took 3 more also because the feeling was so great I just needed more.
As I took the 3 out a single pill dropped on the ground and I popped it in my mouth as well. Making a total of 11 pills in my system. I lay back and experienced a warping starring sky. I saw little tadpoles dancing around in my periphery and when I looked in the direction they were gone. I started to feel extremely tired and insisted we go home. We got up and it took us like 10 minutes to actually get on our feet. My body weighed 5 times as much as it did before I took the pills. I had crazy thought about lead in my stomach but I couldn’t hold the thoughts very long.
Crossing the lawn of the school took about ten minutes but it felt like hours. When we got on the road I saw a trailer sitting in the middle of the road blocking our way. I stared at it and it turned into a stage with lacy sheets billowing off of it. My friend said there was desk on the sidewalk but I didn’t care, I was still wondering how the hell was I seeing these things so clearly. As we reach the corner where I thought the stage was I noticed that there was nothing there. I felt like laying down and going to sleep. I trudged through the backyards of my the houses in my development and tried to ignore the bushes that moved and changed in size. I tried to think about my bed and how nice it would be.
 I said bye to my friend and slowly sneaked in the house and lay in my bed. I thought I was fine until I relaxed my muscles. Every time Id relax my legs would kick uncontrollably. I hated it. No matter what I did the convulsions in my legs wouldn’t stop. There were blobs of white and green floating around my room and my legs wouldn’t stop. When would this end? How could I get through this? Time was practically stopped.
Somehow I managed to get 2 hours of sleep and I awoke and the effects of the ami were still there. I still weighed 5 times my weight. I stumbled to the bathroom to pee. I pissed and fell over. It felt like the life had been drained out of me through my piss. I lay on the bathroom floor for a while and got up and went back to bed.
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getOrg_id()
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getOrgs()
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isPublished()
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LoginRequest
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METHOD_GET
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onError(AzuquaError)
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onError(AzuquaError)
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LoginRequest
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OrgFLOsRequest
Org
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Org()
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Org(long, String, String, String, String, String, boolean, boolean, boolean, String)
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Org
ORG_FLOS
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Routes
ORG_LOGIN
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OrgFLOsRequest
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readFLO(String, AsyncRequest)
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RequestHandler(Routes, String, String, String, AsyncRequest)
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RequestHandler
RequestHandler(Routes, String, String, String, String, String, String, AsyncRequest)
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RequestHandler
Routes
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Routes()
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Routes
runFLO(String, String, AsyncRequest)
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Azuqua
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setAccess_key(String)
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User
setAccess_secret(String)
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User
setActive(boolean)
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FLO
setActive(boolean)
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setAlias(String)
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setClient_token(String)
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FLO
setCompany(String)
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setCreated(String)
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setDescription(String)
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setDisplay_name(String)
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setEmail(String)
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setErrorMessage(String)
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AzuquaError
setFirst_name(String)
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setHost(String)
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Routes
setId(int)
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setId(long)
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setId(long)
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setLast_name(String)
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User
setMiddle_name(String)
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setModule(String)
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setName(String)
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setNamespace(String)
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setPort(int)
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setProtocol(String)
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Routes
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FLO
setRole_type(String)
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Org
setSecurity_level(String)
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FLO
setStatusCode(int)
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AzuquaError
setTrail_end(String)
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Org
setTrail_start(String)
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Org
setTrail_used(boolean)
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Org
setUpdated(String)
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FLO
setUser(User)
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FLO
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User()
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User(long, String, String, String, String, String, String, String, List<Org>)
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@import helpers.string._
@import config.ApplicationConfig
@import domain.models.views.BackButtonWithJavaScript
@import domain.models.views.Link
@import domain.models.applications.CollaboratorRole
@import domain.models.applications.Application
@import domain.models.developers.DeveloperSession
@import views.html.include.DevMain
@import views.html.include.teamMembers.teamList
@import domain.models.applications.ApplicationId
@this(devMain: DevMain)
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Under the stunted oak I waited for her
the Green Lady
clothed in the black of the mystified, the lost,
but more truly, naked and unshriven, seeking a dying moment.
Under my tongue, the bitter mint
above my head, invisible leaves,
known only for the moonlight they intercept
below my back, the green grass that saw me through my youth.
She came to me in a spirograph body
wings twined with ivy in curliqued ringlets
her fingers the thorns of roses pointed with the blood of the unworthy
the edges of her smile reaching up to the stars, her teeth, barbed spikes
I had not expected fear, but terror came with her
and tho I sought a dying moment, she showed me a dying eternity
and tho I sought to bring wisdom into the real, she tore the real from me
and I was no more, and in unbeing, I lost my fear
She made me into a mist, expanding slowly until I was all
everywhere, blown by the wind of her breath
into eddies and whorls within myself
and it was I that her wings beat, to keep her aloft
She flew in me, acrobatically spinning and turning
casting off parts of myself in colors I have never seen
I flowed across her wings, she breathed me
and I flowed through her grasslike hair
Soon, oh, too soon,
boundries encircled me and I contracted, condensed
and rained myself on the stunted oak, and dripped from it in rivulets
and froze beneath it into this mortal body, clothed in black of the still
mystified, but no longer lost.
© 2001 Lizard
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


public interface Selection
Concrete subclasses of this represent a real selection. Selections include things such as 'children of', 'siblings of', 'descendents of' etc.
This class is different from a Member
because it represents an
abstract member selection (e.g. children of widget' that may not represent
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I’ve been thinking a lot about tools and space lately. What digital tools work well in my class? What analog tools are necessary for chemistry? What teaching tools work the best to communicate concepts to my kids? All of these questions led to: “What tools are essential for learning?”
Ira Socol and I have had some interesting discussions in the past regarding technology. I remember one of our first discussions was over what “technology” is. I focused on the digital alone. Ira came with the belief that everything we use, tables and chairs, pens, notebooks, are all a form of technology. Truth be told, I left that discussion feeling frustrated and a little irked that he focused so much on the “boring” stuff of schools. To me, the difference between a pen and pencil as tools made zero difference.
As I teach longer, I continually add tools to my arsenal. I’ll learn or develop new functions of spaces in the room. I’ll re-purpose my walls or my spare pencil box. We’ll use blogs rather than writing on paper. Or, other days, we’ll pull some paper out and write with pencils. The line between digital tools and analog tools is blurring every day. Which ones are essential? Which ones simply make the learning process more streamlined?
I have some thoughts:
Don’t get me wrong, I definitely have some favorite tools that really make teaching easier and more fun. Changing class up with digital and/or analog integration is a responsibility, not a gimmick.
I’d love to hear about what you use in your teaching in the comments.
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Dr Adam Steer
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Dr Christopher Watson :: Dr Jan Lieser :: Dr Arko Lucieer :: Dr Jon Osborn
Dr Petra Heil (AAD) :: Dr Anthony Worby (ACE CRC) :: Dr Robert Massom (AAD) :: Dr Guy Williams
Peter Jansen :: Kym Newbery :: Helicopter Resources :: P & O Polar :: Many minions who dug holes in the freezing cold.
The formation of sea ice on the southern ocean provides salty cold water to drive oceanic overturning circulation.
When present, sea ice interferes with ocean/atmosphere heat exchange - acting as an insulator
Sea ice interferes with the exchange of momentum between the ocean and atmosphere. Its drift also transports fresh water from the site of ice formation to the site of ice melt
Sea ice provides a unique winter habitat for life in the southern ocean, and its melt contributes to spring plankton blooms
The thickness distribution of Antarctic sea ice is a key measure of the magnitude of all these effects.
but:
The thickness distribution of Antarctic sea ice is very dynamic, and very poorly described. Its variability at floe to sub-floe scales is unknown.
Circumpolar sea ice thickness distribution monitoring is really only feasible using satellite instruments, and the only instruments which are so far practial are altimeters - for example ICESat/GLAS, or CryoSAT-2
...but sea ice is highly variable at sub-100m scales - which satellite altimeters cannot (yet) detect
...and we didn't know if empirical relationships used for estimating sea ice thickness using altimetry work at high resolutions
...and finally - we didn't know how to properly validate estimates of sea ice thickness from altimetry + empirical models
Can we estimate sea ice thickness over areas big enough to compare with satellites, at a resolution comparable to field observations?
Figure 3 in Worby, A. P., Geiger, C. A., Paget, M. J., Woert, M. L. V., Ackley, S. F., and Deliberty, T. L., 2008a: Thickness distribution of Antarctic sea ice. Journal of Geophysical Research, 113, 1–14.
The Aerial Photography, Pyrometer and Laser Scanner (APPLS) instrument package
So we take LiDAR observations. Now what? How do we know where 'sea level' is? And our survey medium is always moving.
A ship, some drills, many minions, and a robotic total station
Drill holes are fun, but generally collect very small 2D samples at disparate locations and times. Sea ice is three dimensional. How do we get that missing dimension and use these labour-intensive data well? Also, how well do altimetry-based estimates match observations?
Ship-based ice observations of ice thickness form the 'validation mainstay' - do altimetry-based estimates match these?
Figure 6 in Worby, A. P., Geiger, C. A., Paget, M. J., Woert, M. L. V., Ackley, S. F., and Deliberty, T. L., 2008a: Thickness distribution of Antarctic sea ice. Journal of Geophysical Research, 113, 1–14.
Observing ice draft from below...
Photo by the ROV team (Klaus Meiners, Kym Newbery et al), and borrowed from here: https://www.whoi.edu/news-release/SeabedAntarctic
Mainly determining 'sea level' from LiDAR observations
Sparse observations, limited to survey transect lines - so snow depth must be estimated over a full LiDAR swath
3912 drill holes with snow depth and total freeboard
Data were provided by Dr. Guy Williams - see:
Williams, G., Maksym, T., Wilkinson, J., Kunz, C., Murphy, C., Kimball, P., and Singh, H., 2014b: Thick and deformed Antarctic sea ice mapped with autonomous underwater vehicles. Nature Geoscience, (November), 1–7.
What to use? Range from 870 - 930 kg/m3
Solution - empirically determine a 'floe scale' ice density using observed ice draft
For this site, AUV draft and LiDAR draft are strongly correlated if we remove any spatial component and do a simple Spearman's Rho (0.7).
This means that most of the time there is thick ice under surface ridges. However, it's also easy to see that modelling ice draft from topography produces artificially deep and narrow ice keels.
The spreading of keels below ridges is well known, but rarely directly sampled.
Using ship-based airborne sensors, we can investigate of sea ice which is too thick to navigate, too thin to walk on, and too far away/logistically difficult to approach using a fixed-wing flown-from-land aircraft
For the region studied, in situ observations underestimate ice thickness due to logistically-driven observer bias
Data quality improvements are simple - funding the work is less straightforward
This approach is optimised with a well coordinated and mutli-faceted field program
The airborne observations, ground survey and AUV observations are all interdependent. Take away one and the result is substantially degraded.
Over 4 field campaigns the APPLS instrument collected more than 30 000 aerial photos, and hundreds of nautical miles of LiDAR.
These lie waiting for a keen analyst!
Questions? Comments? Field survey funding offers?
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fork my code (or make it go): http://github.com/adamsteer


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build and the grunt-based server).
For more documentation please read the UI5 Developer Guide.


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