| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
|
oral |
Alcohol - Beer/Wine |
(liquid) |
| T+ 0:00 |
1 bowl |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
| T+ 0:00 |
1 hit |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
| T+ 0:30 |
2 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
| T+ 1:00 |
1 bowl |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
| T+ 1:00 |
1 tablet |
insufflated |
MDMA |
(ground / crushed) |
| T+ 3:30 |
3 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
| T+ 4:00 |
1 tablet |
oral |
MDMA |
|
| T+ 4:00 |
|
oral |
Alcohol - Beer/Wine |
(liquid) |
| T+ 5:00 |
2 capsls |
oral |
DET |
|
| T+ 7:00 |
2 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
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Let me first begin by saying that what happened this night was not at all intentional. I met with my friend 'Bertrand' that night in anticipation of consuming a very low quantity of LSD and having a relaxing night with a mild trip... Prior to this experience, I would say that I was fairly well traveled with a variety of natural and synthetic materials. I had been experimenting for about 5 years and had some pretty mind-blowing experiences but nothing even remotely close to this...
I arrived at Bertrandís art studio around 9pm Friday night. After a few beers and a bowl of high-grade cannabis, we decided to ingest the first tab of the galactic butterfly acid. Within 30 min I could definitely feel it coming on strong. We were becoming pretty silly, laughing at nothing and feeling generally euphoric. Next thing I know, Bertrand has gone downstairs to the kitchen to cut a few more hits off the sheet. He ingests a 3 strip and I believe I took 2 more at this point. Everything is still very nice at this point, I feel a wave of energy and start to peak from the first hit. Mild patterns start to emerge from the walls and ground and Bertrand seems very interested in studying the bowl of soup he's just heated up. After about 30min of nonstop laughter in the kitchen we headed back upstairs to listen to music.
When we get back upstairs, we smoke another bowl and Bertrand begins crushing up a pill of MDMA. I believe it was a blue Rolex or something like that. We both insufflate a nice sized mound of the powder and just sat back for a few minutes. Soon, the colors started becoming much more intense and the hallucinations were wildly vivid. I began to remember why I loved candy-flipping as it had been some significant amount of time since my last experience.
An hour or so goes by, it is now around 12:30am and we are peaking off the 3 hits of acid and it's incredible. The MDMA is not as prevalent but still adding some pizzazz to the visual character of the LSD. At this point, Bertrand decides to add more LSD into the mix and gave me a 3-strip which I immediately ingested. About 30 more min of listening to music goes by and we are on a whole new plane of reality now, but still in total control and having a great time.
By about 2am we are both in a highly altered state. The sounds of the music felt like they were coming out of our bodies and we could see every sound floating around the room. I also noticed that I was highly sensitive to various energies in my surroundings. I could barely speak but Bertrand and I were somehow communicating fluidly. It seemed like I would say a fragment of a thought out loud and our minds would fill in the rest naturally.
Now it starts getting interesting. We were locked in now, there was no turning back. More Acid more MDMA. At this point there were blotter tabs in my beer, tabs stuck in my chewing gum... not a good sign, haha... Then, Bertrand reaches for his backpack and pulls out 4 capsules with a very small amount of white crystal powder. He explains that it's a chemical called DET and that he has never tried it before.  For those of you that have experienced this, you know exactly what I mean. The experience shifted from an extremely intense candy flip to a full-on sensory experience in my head. I forgot I even took any drugs. I felt completely lucid and everything started making sense. The associative tendencies of my thoughts were extremely dialed into a seemingly greater flow of energy. I realized that it didn't matter if I lived or died because my 'self' was eternally connected whatever else is out there.
It's now about 4am and we ingested a few more tabs of the LSD because were didn't think we were tripping anymore. In an effort to reinstate the experience, we made the worst decision ever, to get in a car and start driving around. I remember the beginning of the drive because we were listening to a Live PA from lusine and it was stellar. During the drive I felt like each road was it's own stream of thought that we were locked into. I felt invincible and maybe I was in fact.
 Somehow we had managed to drive about 40 min away and not even know it. Looking back now I believe that we both were blacked out during the drive. I had a full out of body experience while I was driving but still felt incredibly honed into what I was doing physically. Bertrand shook me once again to get my attention and seemed a little shaken up that we managed to get so far away from the studio. He told me he was scared about how messed up I was and that I had been repeating myself constantly for the last hour while I was driving. At this point I remembered all the drugs I taken and I threw up out the window of the car while I was driving and immediately pulled over. It took me a few minutes to get in control but I was 'fine.'

Before getting back into the car, we figured out where we were and decided that Bertrand should drive back to the studio. During the drive home I was very worried about what was happening. I felt physically fine but I didn't know what was going to happen to me. I had never gone this far before and left my body like that. Now that I look back, I literally remember being up in space and seeing the stars as I was looking down at my body driving the car.
It's about 6:30am now and we are back at the studio, the sun is starting to come up. The hallucinations are incredibly intense at this point. We listen to some Animal Collective and every wave of sound completely changes the visual landscape. At one point I remember feeling like I was in a wild western saloon and watched Bertrand in a Cowboy hat with a piece of straw coming out of his mouth. This continued for a few more hours and I don't really remember it all that well. I know that Bertrand and I were talking to each other on a different plane of existence, maybe through our thoughts. I am now completely convinced that certain chemicals can allow such things to happen.
10am now and we make it back down to the kitchen. My brain is now locked into repetitive thinking again and the harsh, digital personality of the research chemicals is invading my brain like shards of glass slicing into my thoughts. I am getting worried now because it's been over 12 hours and the trip is showing absolutely no signs of subsiding. I feel like I need to leave the studio and go home to familiar surroundings. Bertrand tries to convince me not to leave but I feel like I must get out. Minutes later we hear someone coming into the studio (Bertrand is a graduate student and there are 6 other people that have studios in this building). It turns out to be a girl with her parents. She's bringing them there to show her work. The parents walk in and I run upstairs to Bertandís room and slam the door. He comes in a few minutes later and explaining that everything is fine and that they are leaving soon.
12pm in the afternoon now and I need to leave the studio. I'm still absolutely floored by the drugs but I feel like I can make it back home. Bertrand and I walked outside for the first time since the sun came up and I was stunned. The natural world was infused with harsh digital patterns. I could feel everything. I got in my car and started driving. I couldn't listen to music cause it was too hypnotic and I just needed to make it a few miles... I saw all these people walking the streets dressed in what looked like school t-shirts for a certain University. Maybe there was a sporting event going on. I watched the people walking together and tried to figure out what it meant. Where did I fit in? I still don't know.
Eventually I made it home and tried to force myself to eat something. I thought a shower might help. While in the shower, I could see the atoms in the soap bubbles flying around and they were wildly colored. It was pretty interesting but I was too worried to enjoy it at the time. I didn't know If I would ever be normal again. I eventually cleaned myself up, I probably smelled like puke since I had thrown up earlier. I made it into my bed and just curled up, wishing that it would end. My thoughts were racing and the same repetitive thoughts kept storming in and killing my sanctity.
It's now about 6pm the next day and I'm still hallucinating but haven't consumed any drugs in at least 12hrs. I feel a little better and start calling some friend for comfort. Bertrand is apparently still at the studio probably taking more acid for all I know cause he's the most crazy person on the planet.
 I began to think about everything that happened and tried to piece together the experience as best I could. After pondering it for a little while, I burst into tears. I felt reborn, like I had been touched by God and I think I was. This trip chose me this time. I have spent my entire life looking for something and for a few moments I saw it in it's entirety. I will never be the same again.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam better known as A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Listeni/ˈæbdʊl kəˈlɑːm/; (15 October 1931 – 27 July 2015) was the 11th President of India from 2002 to 2007. A career scientist turned statesman, Kalam was born and raised in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu, and studied physics and aerospace engineering. He spent the next four decades as a scientist and science administrator, mainly at the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and was intimately involved in India's civilian space programme and military missile development efforts.
Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam was born on 15 October 1931 to a Tamil Muslim family in the pilgrimage centre of Rameswaram on Pamban Island, then in the Madras Presidency and now in the State of Tamil Nadu. His father Jainulabudeen was a boat owner and imam of a local mosque;[9] his mother Ashiamma was a housewife. His father owned a ferry that took Hindu pilgrims back and forth between Rameswaram and the now uninhabited Dhanushkodi.
After graduating from the Madras Institute of Technology in 1960, Kalam joined the Aeronautical Development Establishment of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) as a scientist after becoming a member of the Defence Research & Development Service (DRDS). He started his career by designing a small hovercraft, but remained unconvinced by his choice of a job at DRDO.


The majority of a student’s grade is composed of homework assignments. Assignments most closely reflect reality because students can use the web as a resource. The final is also fairly important, and is much like a long homework assignment. Grades are lastly composed of multiple-choice quizzes whose questions ask general course material.
Students almost always receive at least one hour of homework each night. Students should vigilantly check the class schedule for specific homework assignment details. The assignment before the last day is omitted for the purpose of working solely on the final project. Students should hand in assignments before 8:30 a.m. of the next class day.
Students should create an HTML CSS Honors folder on their laptops that contains all of their assignments. The homework process is as follows:
Inside the HTML CSS Honors folder, students should create a new folder for the assignment in the format firstname_lastname-assignment_X, where:
firstname is the student’s first name
lastname is the student’s last name
X is the number of the assignment
For example, Richard Cornish’s first assignment would be in a folder called richard_cornish-assignment_1.
The new folder should contain the following files:
index.html
style.css
The index.html file should link to the style.css file with the proper <link> tag.
The student should create a .zip archive of the assignment from the folder.
On Macs, control + click on the folder and click Compress.
On Windows, right click on the folder, click Send to, and click Compressed (zipped folder).
Students take a total of four quizzes, usually at the end of each week, to test what they learned during that particular week. Students are not allowed to consult any reference material while taking quizzes.
Quiz 0 (pre-assessment)
Students take a pre-assessment “quiz” on the first day of class that that will determine how much existing knowledge they have about the course topics. Students are required to take the pre-assessment quiz, but the quiz is not graded.
Quiz 3 (post-assessment)
Students take a post-assessment quiz identical to the pre-assessment quiz to determine how much they learned from the course. The post-assessment quiz is graded.
Final project
Students should create a portfolio website of their homework assignments and classroom experience.
Overall
Website must have a homepage, about page, and contact page
All webpages must be linked with a consistent navigation
All webpages must have unique <title> and <h1> tags
All pages must use HTML5 elements <header>, <section>, <article>, and <footer>
Website must have at least one Google font used
Must be responsive with different appearances and optimizations for mobile, tablet, and desktop devices
All pages must have a fair amount of style! (headers, paragraphs, tables, forms, etc.) I won’t (and necessarily can’t) tell you exactly how to style it, but I expect a fair amount of unique customization while also creating a usable, readable layout
All style must be in an external stylesheet
CSS does not need to be minified
Homepage
Homepage must have an <h1> of “HTML & CSS Honors”
Homepage must describe in paragraphs (in a general, overall sense):
What you made in class
What you learned in class
What you enjoyed in class
How you might use these skills in the future
Homepage must also have a table of assignments and hyperlink to each individual assignment
Table of assignments must have a description of what you did in the assignment in your own words and not the assignment text (especially if you didn’t get the assignment right)
Table must include screenshots of at least five of the assignments
Old assignments must be revised with minor and helpful improvements based on my notes
Assignment 11 must link to the in-class exercise (if you attended) on Transforms instead of the Dropbox account assignment
About
About page must have an <h1> of “About”
About page must have a multi-paragraph bio of yourself
About page must have a recent photo (from past year) of yourself
Photo must be floated
About page must have an <iframe> of the location of Northwestern University
Contact
Contact page must have an <h1> of “Contact”
Contact page must have your email address and hyperlinked
Contact page must also have a contact form with name, email, URL, phone, and message fields
Contact page button must go to another page saying the form doesn’t work yet but that you are available by your email address and is hyperlinked
Students should test their code—in particular, none of a project’s URLs should have file:/// in them, which will cause them to fail elsewhere.
Parent-teacher conferences
The parent(s)/guardian(s) of students will meet with the instructor for 10 minutes on the last day of the session after class is dismissed early. The instructor will review the student’s performance and behavior in qualitative language. The student’s assignments and final project can be shared, and the instructor can provide recommendations for future coursework in CTD, but not in specific educational institutions. Grades are not discussed.
Student evaluations
In addition to receiving grades, the parent(s)/guardian(s) of students also receive an evaluation at the end of the session. Student evaluations qualitatively describe a student’s level of participation, engagement, interest, and overall behavior during the session at a level more in-depth than in the parent-teacher conference. It also contains recommendations for future coursework in CTD and elsewhere online.
Additionally, the parent(s)/guardian(s) of students whose grades are below 70% at the midpoint of the session will receive a mid-term evaluation warning about the struggles of the student.
Course evaluations
Students complete a brief survey on the last day of the session asking them for their thoughts and opinions of the course, instructors, and CTD in general.


Anna Kharchenko, National Transport University, Associate Professor of the Department of Transport Construction and Property Management,http://orcid.org/0000-0001-8166-6389
Daria Kotyk, Chief specialist of the department of innovation and concession work, Kyiv Regional State Administration. Department of Regional Development of Kyiv Regional State Administration. Control of the functioning and development of public roads of local value, https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1960-5029
Abstract: One of the most important areas of development in Ukraine is the road sector. It belongs to the strategic sectors of the national economy, and the public road network is a significant component of Ukraine's infrastructure potential. The length and condition of road affects not only the safety and quality, mobility and employment, accessibility of educational and other services, but also causes changes in the temp and flow of capital in Ukraine, and is a necessary prerequisite for recovery competitiveness of the country's economy as a whole.
Three international transport corridors pass through Ukraine, which are combined with four national transport corridors. They all pass through the Kyiv region. An urgent problem for Kyiv today is the construction of a Large Ring Road (hereinafter referred to as the "LRR") around Kyiv city, which should relieve the flow of transit transport through the capital of Ukraine, reduce harmful emissions from exhaust gases, and preserve the city roads from being destroyed by excessive vehicles, that are now creating a global city problem.
Article language: English
Referenses:
Open Access: http://publications.ntu.edu.ua/avtodorogi_i_stroitelstvo/110/225.pdf
Online publication date: 25.02.2021
Print date: 01.02.2021


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| Parameter |
Values |
Default |
Type |
Description |
| 'acquisition_mode' |
'select_next_image', 'select_act_image', 'select_new_image' |
'select_next_image' |
string |
- select_next_image
The 'select_next_image' acquisition mode is the 'default' acquisition
mode. The buffer index will be incremented to acquire all existing buffers.
If a buffer is grabbed, the buffer will be automatically removed from the queue.
If all buffers are filled the next grabbed image will not be buffered and will be lost.
In this case, the 'num_block_lost_images' parameter will be increased.
Every query will return the oldest image (FIFO).
- select_new_image
With 'select_new_image' the last grabbed image will be returned.
In case a new buffer is being filled in this moment, the grab will wait
until it is completely filled and then it will return this buffer (LIFO) .
- select_act_image
In contrast the 'select_act_image' does not take care about unfilled
buffers, and will always return the last filled buffer. In both cases, a new
acquired image will overwrite the last buffer (LIFO).
|
| 'blob_area' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'enable' |
string |
Controls the grab_data/grab_data_async data tuple. The area represents the number of pixels from a detected blob. If this feature is disabled the
information is not present. Note that this functionality is only available
in combination with a Segmentation SmartApplet (Blob).
|
| 'blob_bounding_box' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'disable' |
string |
Controls the grab_data/grab_data_async data tuple. The bounding box is represented by the upper-left row, upper-left column, lower-left row,
and lower-left column of each blob. If this feature is disabled the four
coordinates are not present. Note that this functionality is only available
in combination with a Segmentation SmartApplet (Blob).
|
| 'blob_center_of_gravity' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'enable' |
string |
Controls the grab_data/grab_data_async data tuple. Returns the coordinate row and coordinate column from the center of gravity of each blob. If this
feature is disabled the two coordinates are not present. Note that this
functionality is only available in combination with a Segmentation
SmartApplet (Blob).
|
| 'blob_contour_length' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'enable' |
string |
Controls the grab_data/grab_data_async data tuple. The contour length is divided into a orthogonal and diagonal contour length. If this feature
is disabled the two contour length values are not present. Note that this
functionality is only available in combination with a Segmentation
SmartApplet (Blob).
|
| 'blob_region' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'enable' |
string |
Controls the grab_data/grab_data_async HALCON regions. The region information is derived by the bounding box given by the Segmentation
SmartApplet. If this feature is disabled the HALCON regions are not
present. Note that this functionality is only available in combination with
a Segmentation SmartApplet (Blob).
|
| 'cc0_select' |
'clk', 'exsync', '!exsync', 'exsync2', '!exsync2', 'flash', '!flash', 'gnd', 'vcc'
|
|
string |
Assign a particular signal to Camera Link's CC0 line. |
| 'cc1_select' |
'clk', 'exsync', '!exsync', 'exsync2', '!exsync2', 'flash', '!flash', 'gnd', 'vcc'
|
|
string |
Assign a particular signal to Camera Link's CC1 line. |
| 'cc2_select' |
'clk', 'exsync', '!exsync', 'exsync2', '!exsync2', 'flash', '!flash', 'gnd', 'vcc'
|
|
string |
Assign a particular signal to Camera Link's CC2 line. |
| 'cc3_select' |
'clk', 'exsync', '!exsync', 'exsync2', '!exsync2', 'flash', '!flash', 'gnd', 'vcc'
|
|
string |
Assign a particular signal to Camera Link's CC3 line. |
| 'continuous_grabbing' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'disable' |
string |
Activate or deactivate the continuous grabbing mode. If the continuous mode is enabled, the frame grabber board will
grab all the time and the images will queued in the internal given
buffers (see parameter 'num_buffers'). Note that in this mode you
can acquire images also from line scan cameras without losing any
image data.
|
| 'coprocessor' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'disable' |
string |
Activate or deactivate the coprocessor mode. If the coprocessor mode is active the parameter 'do_process_image' can be used to send an image to
the frame grabber. The frame grabber specific applet will process the image
immediately. The processed image must be fetched via grab_image_async.
During the activation of the coprocessor mode the current image processing
will be stopped to adapt the buffer settings accordingly. Please check the
Silicon Software documentation to get further information about generating
an applet containing the coprocessor functionality. Up to now this
functionality is only available with microEnable IV fx1/VD1 frame grabber.
|
| 'digital_output' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
|
integer |
Combination of the two digital output signals. |
| 'do_abort_grab' |
--- |
|
|
Cancel current grab. |
| 'do_exsync' |
'disable', 'enable' |
|
string |
Switch on/off the exsync signal to the camera. |
| 'do_flash' |
'disable', 'enable' |
|
string |
Switch on/off the flash signal to the camera. |
| 'do_force_trigger' |
--- |
|
|
Send a software trigger from the application to the camera. This action parameter is only applicable when the trigger mode is set to
'async_software_trigger'.
|
| 'do_process_image' |
<surrogate> |
|
integer |
Sends a HALCON image surrogate to the frame grabber for processing, see also parameter 'coprocessor'. This surrogate should be generated by calling
the operator obj_to_integer.
|
| 'exposure' |
20 ... 1000000 |
4000 |
integer |
Exposure time in microseconds. |
| 'exposure_signal' |
'high_active', 'low_active' |
'low_active' |
string |
Polarity of the exposure signal. |
| 'flash_signal' |
'high_active', 'low_active' |
'low_active' |
string |
Polarity of the flash signal. |
| 'frame_rate' |
0.5 ... 20000.0 |
|
float |
Number of images per second. |
| 'grab_timeout' |
<milliseconds> |
5000 |
integer |
Specify the desired timeout in milliseconds for aborting a pending grab. Only values divisible by 1000 are accepted. In any other case
the value will be rounded to the next lower value. If -1 is specified,
the timeout is set to to the maximum value of 2^32-1 milliseconds.
Default: 5000.
|
| 'image_height' |
<height> |
|
integer |
Height of the desired image part. Note that due to image buffer re-allocation this setting may take some time.
|
| 'image_trigger' |
'disable', 'enable' |
|
string |
Enable or disable the image trigger. |
| 'image_trigger_input' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
|
integer |
Input source, if the image trigger is in external mode. |
| 'image_trigger_mode' |
'async_gated', 'async_trigger', 'free_run' |
|
string |
Image trigger for line scan cameras generates a so-called Image Gate, which groups all lines to a valid frame, if it is active. Specify the
desired image trigger mode:
- 'async_gated': Image Gate is as long active as the external trigger
source is active.
- 'async_trigger': Image Gate is started by an external trigger signal.
- 'free run': Image Gate is valid all the time.
In all modes the Image Gate becomes inactive after reaching an image height
of N lines.
|
| 'image_trigger_signal' |
'falling', 'rising' |
|
string |
Input signal of the image trigger, in case external mode. |
| 'image_width' |
<width> |
|
integer |
Width of the desired image part. Note that due to image buffer re-allocation this setting may take some time.
|
| 'line_downscale' |
1 ... 255 |
|
integer |
If your external trigger signal is too fast, you can set the value of how often the frequency of the trigger signal has to be divided.
|
| 'line_downscale_phase' |
1 ... 255 |
|
integer |
In additional to the downscale value you can set the phase position. For example, a value of 4 means to turn the phase position about 90º.
|
| 'line_exposure' |
0 ... 20000 |
|
integer |
Line exposure. |
| 'line_period' |
0 ... 4369.05 |
|
float |
Line period. |
| 'line_trigger_delay' |
0 ... 2184.517 |
|
float |
Delay of the line trigger. |
| 'line_trigger_input' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
|
integer |
Input source of the line trigger. |
| 'line_trigger_mode' |
'grabber_controlled', 'async_trigger', 'grabber_controlled_gated' |
|
string |
Specify the line trigger mode: 'grabber_controlled' means that a periodical signal is created, which defines the line frequency. In 'async_trigger'
mode the signal is created by an external trigger.
'grabber_controlled_gated' is similar to the 'grabber_controlled' mode,
except that it is only active, if the Image Gate is active.
|
| 'line_trigger_signal' |
'falling', 'rising' |
|
string |
Polarity of the line trigger signal. |
| 'multi_roi_module_name' |
<string> |
|
string |
Specifies the base name of the RoI module. This functionality is only supported if a RoI
module from VisualApplets is used.
|
| 'multi_roi_num' |
1 ... <num> |
|
integer |
Specifies the number of RoIs to request. This functionality is only supported if a RoI
module from VisualApplets is used.
|
| 'multi_roi_xlength' |
1 ... <image_width> |
|
integer |
Specifies the xlength (width) for each RoI. In case of multiple RoIs, the parameter values
are specified as tuple. This functionality is only
supported if a RoI module from VisualApplets is used.
|
| 'multi_roi_xoffset' |
1 ... <image_width> |
|
integer |
Specifies the xoffset (start column) for each RoI. In case of multiple RoIs, the parameter values
are specified as tuple. This functionality is only
supported if a RoI module from VisualApplets is used.
|
| 'multi_roi_ylength' |
1 ... <image_height> |
|
integer |
Specifies the ylength (height) for each RoI. In case of multiple RoIs, the parameter values
are specified as tuple. This functionality is only
supported if a RoI module from VisualApplets is used.
|
| 'multi_roi_yoffset' |
1 ... <image_height> |
|
integer |
Specifies the yoffset (start row) for each RoI In case of multiple RoIs, the parameter values
are specified as tuple. This functionality is only
supported if a RoI module from VisualApplets is used.
|
| 'num_field_parameter' |
1 ... <num> |
|
integer |
Some generic applet parameter values are provided as parameter fields. To readout the parameter fields the number of parameter values has to set
in advance since querying this information internally is currently
not supported by the Silicon Software SDK. The number of field parameters
can be determined by querying the generic parameter which contains the number
of field parameters. It is also sufficient to remember the number of parameters
if the values were set before. Please note that in case of a erroneously set
number, e.g., a to height value, a misleading result will be returned.
|
| 'num_scans' |
1 ... <num> |
|
integer |
Controls the number of scans to define the height of the disparity image. This parameter is only needed by the 3D Triangulation SmartApplets in
combination with the operators grab_data and grab_data_async. In any
other case this parameter is ignored.
Per default the 'num_scans' parameter is 1. In this case only one disparity
image with one disparity line and one camera image will be created. Please note
that the 'num_scans' parameter affects the number of internal grabbed images.
In case of a slow camera a high number of scans needs time to achieve the
images. See also the section "Support of 3D Triangulation SmartApplet Family" below.
|
| 'port' |
0, 1 |
|
integer |
Switch to the camera with the specified number (0 for Port A, 1 for Port B).
|
| 'shaft_encoder' |
'disable', 'enable' |
|
string |
Switch the shaft encoder on/off. By enabling it the encoder compensation is reset. |
| 'shaft_encoder_input' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
|
integer |
Selects the input signal for source B of the shaft encoder. |
| 'shaft_encoder_leading_source' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
|
integer |
Determines the leading signal (direction) of the shaft encoder filter. |
| 'start_async_after_grab_async' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'enable' |
string |
By default a new asynchronous grab command is automatically given to the acquisition device at the end of grab_image_async. If the parameter
'start_async_after_grab_async' is set to 'disable', this new grab command
is omitted.
|
| 'start_column' |
<column> |
|
integer |
Column coordinate of the upper left pixel within the desired image part.
|
| 'start_row' |
<row> |
|
integer |
Row coordinate of the upper left pixel within the desired image part.
|
| 'strobe_delay' |
<microseconds> |
0 |
integer |
Strobe pulse delay in microseconds. |
| 'trigger_input' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
|
integer |
Channel of the trigger input signal. |
| 'trigger_mode' |
'async_software_trigger', 'async_trigger', 'free_run', 'grabber_controlled' |
|
string |
Specify the desired trigger mode:
- 'async_software_trigger': the image acquisition is performed by software
via the action parameter 'do_force_trigger'.
- 'async_trigger': the image acquisition is forced by an external trigger
signal.
- 'free_run': no signals are sent to the camera.
- 'grabber_controlled': the frame grabber sends a signal to the camera in
order to control the image acquisition.
|
| 'trigger_signal' |
'falling', 'rising' |
'falling' |
string |
Polarity of the trigger signal. |
| 'volatile' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'disable' |
string |
Grayscale only. In the volatile mode the two image acquisition interface buffers are used directly to store HALCON images. This is the
fastest mode avoiding to copy raw images in memory. However, be aware that
older images are overwritten again and again as a side-effect. Thus, you
can only process one image while you grab another image. Older images are
invalid!
|
| Parameter |
Values |
Default |
Type |
Kind |
Description |
| 'acquisition_mode' |
'select_next_image', 'select_act_image', 'select_new_image' |
'select_next_image' |
string |
pre-defined |
- select_next_image
The 'select_next_image' acquisition mode is the 'default' acquisition
mode. The buffer index will be incremented to acquire all existing buffers.
If a buffer is grabbed, the buffer will be automatically removed from the queue.
If all buffers are filled the next grabbed image will not be buffered and will be lost.
In this case, the 'num_block_lost_images' parameter will be increased.
Every query will return the oldest image (FIFO).
- select_new_image
With 'select_new_image' the last grabbed image will be returned.
In case a new buffer is being filled in this moment, the grab will wait
until it is completely filled and then it will return this buffer (LIFO) .
- select_act_image
In contrast the 'select_act_image' does not take care about unfilled
buffers, and will always return the last filled buffer. In both cases, a new
acquired image will overwrite the last buffer (LIFO).
|
| 'applet_type' |
'<type>' |
|
string |
dynamic |
Type of the used applet if this parameter is actually supported by the used applet.
|
| 'available_param_names' |
['<names>'] |
|
string |
dynamic |
A tuple containing the names of all available parameters. In contrast to this, the call of info_framegrabber(...'parameters', ...)'
returns only the pre-defined list of parameters, without the additional
applet-specific parameters.
|
| 'bits_per_channel' |
<default> |
8 |
integer |
pre-defined |
The value is not used, so a default value is returned. |
| 'blob_area' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'enable' |
string |
pre-defined |
Controls the grab_data/grab_data_async data tuple. The area represents the number of pixels from a detected blob. If this feature is disabled the
information is not present. Note that this functionality is only available
in combination with a Segmentation SmartApplet (Blob).
|
| 'blob_bounding_box' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'disable' |
string |
pre-defined |
Controls the grab_data/grab_data_async data tuple. The bounding box is represented by the upper-left row, upper-left column, lower-left row,
and lower-left column of each blob. If this feature is disabled the four
coordinates are not present. Note that this functionality is only available
in combination with a Segmentation SmartApplet (Blob).
|
| 'blob_center_of_gravity' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'enable' |
string |
pre-defined |
Controls the grab_data/grab_data_async data tuple. Returns the coordinate row and coordinate column from the center of gravity of each blob. If this
feature is disabled the two coordinates are not present. Note that this
functionality is only available in combination with a Segmentation
SmartApplet (Blob).
|
| 'blob_contour_length' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'enable' |
string |
pre-defined |
Controls the grab_data/grab_data_async data tuple. The contour length is divided into a orthogonal and diagonal contour length. If this feature
is disabled the two contour length values are not present. Note that this
functionality is only available in combination with a Segmentation
SmartApplet (Blob).
|
| 'blob_region' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'enable' |
string |
pre-defined |
Controls the grab_data/grab_data_async HALCON regions. The region information is derived by the bounding box given by the Segmentation
SmartApplet. If this feature is disabled the HALCON regions are not
present. Note that this functionality is only available in combination with
a Segmentation SmartApplet (Blob).
|
| 'board_type' |
'<type>' |
|
string |
dynamic |
Actual board type. |
| 'camera_status' |
<status> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Camera status on the used port: If the return value is 1 an active camera on the specified port is found, otherwise the return value is 0.
|
| 'camera_type' |
'<mcf_file>' |
'<mcf_file>' |
string |
pre-defined |
Current camera type. |
| 'cc0_select' |
'clk', 'exsync', '!exsync', 'exsync2', '!exsync2', 'flash', '!flash', 'gnd', 'vcc'
|
|
string |
dynamic |
Assign a particular signal to Camera Link's CC0 line. |
| 'cc1_select' |
'clk', 'exsync', '!exsync', 'exsync2', '!exsync2', 'flash', '!flash', 'gnd', 'vcc'
|
|
string |
dynamic |
Assign a particular signal to Camera Link's CC1 line. |
| 'cc2_select' |
'clk', 'exsync', '!exsync', 'exsync2', '!exsync2', 'flash', '!flash', 'gnd', 'vcc'
|
|
string |
dynamic |
Assign a particular signal to Camera Link's CC2 line. |
| 'cc3_select' |
'clk', 'exsync', '!exsync', 'exsync2', '!exsync2', 'flash', '!flash', 'gnd', 'vcc'
|
|
string |
dynamic |
Assign a particular signal to Camera Link's CC3 line. |
| 'color_space' |
'<color_space>' |
'gray' |
string |
pre-defined |
The value is not used, so a default value is returned. |
| 'continuous_grabbing' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'disable' |
string |
pre-defined |
Activate or deactivate the continuous grabbing mode. If the continuous mode is enabled, the frame grabber board will
grab all the time and the images will queued in the internal given
buffers (see parameter 'num_buffers'). Note that in this mode you
can acquire images also from line scan cameras without losing any
image data.
|
| 'coprocessor' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'disable' |
string |
pre-defined |
Activate or deactivate the coprocessor mode. If the coprocessor mode is active the parameter 'do_process_image' can be used to send an image to
the frame grabber. The frame grabber specific applet will process the image
immediately. The processed image must be fetched via grab_image_async.
During the activation of the coprocessor mode the current image processing
will be stopped to adapt the buffer settings accordingly. Please check the
Silicon Software documentation to get further information about generating
an applet containing the coprocessor functionality. Up to now this
functionality is only available with microEnable IV fx1/VD1 frame grabber.
|
| 'device' |
'<device_id>' |
|
string |
dynamic |
Returns the device id of the current device. |
| 'digital_input' |
<digin> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Read the current status of the digital input lines. |
| 'digital_output' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Combination of the two digital output signals. |
| 'discovery_timeout' |
<ms> |
2000 |
integer |
dynamic |
Value of the Generic parameter 'discovery_timeout'. |
| 'exposure' |
<microseconds> |
4000 |
integer |
dynamic |
Exposure time in microseconds. |
| 'exposure_signal' |
'high_active', 'low_active' |
'low_active' |
string |
pre-defined |
Polarity of the exposure signal. |
| 'external_trigger' |
'false', 'true' |
'false' |
string |
pre-defined |
Status of the external trigger. |
| 'field' |
'<default>' |
'interlaced' |
string |
pre-defined |
The value is not used, so a default value is returned. |
| 'flash_signal' |
'high_active', 'low_active' |
'low_active' |
string |
pre-defined |
Polarity of the flash signal. |
| 'frame_rate' |
0.5 ... 20000.0 |
|
float |
dynamic |
Number of images per second. |
| 'generic' |
'', ['discovery_timeout=<ms>', 'genicam_xml_file=<filepath>', 'num_buffers=<num>', 'num_dma_channels=<num>', 'slave=<0/1>], -1 |
-1 |
mixed |
pre-defined |
Values of the Generic parameter. |
| 'genicam_xml_file' |
<filepath> |
|
string |
dynamic |
Value of the Generic parameter 'genicam_xml_file'. |
| 'grab_timeout' |
<milliseconds> |
5000 |
integer |
pre-defined |
Current grab timeout in milliseconds. |
| 'horizontal_resolution' |
<resolution> |
1 |
integer |
pre-defined |
Current value of horizontal resolution. |
| 'image_available' |
0, 1 |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Status of the last asynchronous grab command. The value 1 means that the image is already acquired and thus can be fetched by grab_image_async without
delay. Note that this parameter is especially useful in combination with
external triggering.
|
| 'image_height' |
<height> |
0 |
integer |
pre-defined |
Height of the desired image part ('0' stands for the complete image).
|
| 'image_tag' |
<number> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Image tag of the most recently grabbed image. |
| 'image_trigger' |
'disable', 'enable' |
|
string |
dynamic |
Enable or disable the image trigger. |
| 'image_trigger_input' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Input source, if the image trigger is in external mode. |
| 'image_trigger_mode' |
'async_gated', 'async_trigger', 'free_run' |
|
string |
dynamic |
Image trigger mode. |
| 'image_trigger_signal' |
'falling', 'rising' |
|
string |
dynamic |
Input signal of the image trigger, in case external mode. |
| 'image_width' |
<width> |
0 |
integer |
pre-defined |
Width of the desired image part ('0' stands for the complete image).
|
| 'internal_device_pointer' |
<pointer> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Pointer to the device which enables direct device access. Use at your own risk!
|
| 'line_downscale' |
1 ... 255 |
|
integer |
dynamic |
If your external trigger signal is too fast, you can set the value of how often the frequency of the trigger signal has to be divided.
|
| 'line_downscale_phase' |
1 ... 255 |
|
integer |
dynamic |
In additional to the downscale value you can set the phase position. For example, a value of 4 means to turn the phase position about 90º.
|
| 'line_exposure' |
0 ... 20000 |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Line exposure. |
| 'line_in' |
<default> |
0 |
integer |
pre-defined |
The value is not used, so a default value is returned. |
| 'line_period' |
0 ... 4369.05 |
|
float |
dynamic |
Line period. |
| 'line_trigger_delay' |
0 ... 2184.517 |
|
float |
dynamic |
Delay of the line trigger. |
| 'line_trigger_input' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Input source of the line trigger. |
| 'line_trigger_mode' |
'grabber_controlled', 'async_trigger', 'grabber_controlled_gated' |
|
string |
dynamic |
Specify the line trigger mode: 'grabber_controlled' means that a periodical signal is created, which defines the line frequency. In 'async_trigger'
mode the signal is created by an external trigger.
'grabber_controlled_gated' is similar to the 'grabber_controlled' mode,
except that it is only active, if the Image Gate is active.
|
| 'line_trigger_signal' |
'falling', 'rising' |
|
string |
dynamic |
Polarity of the line trigger signal. |
| 'multi_roi_module_name' |
<string> |
|
string |
dynamic |
Specifies the base name of the RoI module. This functionality is only supported if a RoI
module from VisualApplets is used.
|
| 'multi_roi_num' |
1 ... <num> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Specifies the number of RoIs to request. This functionality is only supported if a RoI
module from VisualApplets is used.
|
| 'multi_roi_xlength' |
1 ... <image_width> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Specifies the xlength (width) for each RoI. In case of multiple RoIs, the parameter values
are specified as tuple. This functionality is only
supported if a RoI module from VisualApplets is used.
|
| 'multi_roi_xoffset' |
1 ... <image_width> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Specifies the xoffset (start column) for each RoI. In case of multiple RoIs, the parameter values
are specified as tuple. This functionality is only
supported if a RoI module from VisualApplets is used.
|
| 'multi_roi_ylength' |
1 ... <image_height> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Specifies the ylength (height) for each RoI. In case of multiple RoIs, the parameter values
are specified as tuple. This functionality is only
supported if a RoI module from VisualApplets is used.
|
| 'multi_roi_yoffset' |
1 ... <image_height> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Specifies the yoffset (start row) for each RoI In case of multiple RoIs, the parameter values
are specified as tuple. This functionality is only
supported if a RoI module from VisualApplets is used.
|
| 'name' |
'SiliconSoftware' |
|
string |
pre-defined |
Name of the HALCON interface. |
| 'num_block_lost_images' |
<number> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Number of all images, which are lost by blocking of the internal buffer. Only useful with continuous grabbing.
|
| 'num_blocked_images' |
<number> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Number of blocked images. Only useful with continuous grabbing.
|
| 'num_buffers' |
<number> |
2 |
integer |
pre-defined |
Number of buffers used for the image acquisition. |
| 'num_dma_channels' |
<number> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Number of internally used DMA channels. |
| 'num_field_parameter' |
1 ... <num> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Some generic applet parameter values are provided as parameter fields. To readout the parameter fields the number of parameter values has to set
in advance since querying this information internally is currently
not supported by the Silicon Software SDK. The number of field parameters
can be determined by querying the generic parameter which contains the number
of field parameters. It is also sufficient to remember the number of parameters
if the values were set before. Please note that in case of a erroneously set
number, e.g., a to height value, a misleading result will be returned.
|
| 'num_grabbed_images' |
<number> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Number of all acquired images. Only useful with continuous grabbing.
|
| 'num_images_in_progress' |
<number> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Number of images which haven't been received, yet. It's the Number of buffers in the queue available to
receive with grab_data_async or grab_image_asnyc.
This parameter is in particular useful in case
that continuous grabbing is enabled. In this case a
real queuing is possible and the buffer queue could
be set to a value higher than two. See the parameter
'num_buffers'.
|
| 'num_last_image' |
<number> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Number of the last grabbed image. The num_last_image parameter always iterates between 1 and
the maximum number of buffers. Before grabbing the first image,
the value is 0.
|
| 'num_next_image' |
<number> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Number of next image after last grabbed image. Only useful with continuous grabbing.
|
| 'num_scans' |
1 ... <num> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Controls the number of scans to define the height of the disparity image. This parameter is only needed by the 3D Triangulation SmartApplets in
combination with the operators grab_data and grab_data_async. In any
other case this parameter is ignored.
Per default the 'num_scans' parameter is 1. In this case only one disparity
image with one disparity line and one camera image will be created. Please note
that the 'num_scans' parameter affects the number of internal grabbed images.
In case of a slow camera a high number of scans needs time to achieve the
images. See also the section "Support of 3D Triangulation SmartApplet Family" below.
|
| 'port' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
0 |
integer |
pre-defined |
Port number. |
| 'revision' |
'<revision>' |
|
string |
pre-defined |
Revision number of the SiliconSoftware interface. |
| 'serial_number' |
'<serial>' |
|
string |
dynamic |
Serial number of the board. |
| 'shaft_encoder' |
'disable', 'enable' |
|
string |
dynamic |
Switch the shaft encoder on/off. By enabling it the encoder compensation is reset. |
| 'shaft_encoder_input' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Selects the input signal for source B of the shaft encoder. |
| 'shaft_encoder_leading_source' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Determines the leading signal (direction) of the shaft encoder filter. |
| 'slave' |
0, 1 |
|
integer |
static |
Returns the status of the slave mode. If it is active, this value is 1.
|
| 'start_async_after_grab_async' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'enable' |
string |
pre-defined |
Status of 'start_async_after_grab_async'. |
| 'start_column' |
<column> |
0 |
integer |
pre-defined |
Column coordinate of the upper left pixel of the desired image part. If the value does not fit in the step width, it is rounded to next valid
value.
|
| 'start_row' |
<row> |
0 |
integer |
pre-defined |
Row coordinate of the upper left pixel of the desired image part. If the value does not fit in the step width, it is rounded to next valid
value.
|
| 'strobe_delay' |
<microseconds> |
0 |
integer |
dynamic |
Strobe pulse delay in microseconds. |
| 'timestamp' |
<microseconds> |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Gets the timestamp (32bit) from the previously grabbed image in microseconds. If 'continuous_grabbing' is enabled, the parameter returns
always the most recent timestamp.
|
| 'trigger_input' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
|
integer |
dynamic |
Channel of the trigger input signal. |
| 'trigger_mode' |
'async_software_trigger', 'async_trigger', 'free_run', 'grabber_controlled' |
|
string |
dynamic |
Specify the desired trigger mode:
- 'async_software_trigger': the image acquisition is performed by software
via the action parameter 'do_force_trigger'.
- 'async_trigger': the image acquisition is forced by an external trigger
signal.
- 'free_run': no signals are sent to the camera.
- 'grabber_controlled': the frame grabber sends a signal to the camera in
order to control the image acquisition.
|
| 'trigger_signal' |
'falling', 'rising' |
'falling' |
string |
pre-defined |
Polarity of the trigger signal. |
| 'vertical_resolution' |
<resolution> |
1 |
integer |
pre-defined |
Current value of vertical resolution. |
| 'volatile' |
'disable', 'enable' |
'disable' |
string |
pre-defined |
Grayscale only. In the volatile mode the two image acquisition interface buffers are used directly to store HALCON images. This is the
fastest mode avoiding to copy raw images in memory. However, be aware that
older images are overwritten again and again as a side-effect. Thus, you
can only process one image while you grab another image. Older images are
invalid!
|
Not supported by this interface.
Not supported by this interface.
Not supported by this interface.
Not supported by this interface.
The behavior of the operator depends on the used SmartApplets family. The operator is needed to work with the Segmentation and Triangulation
SmartApplets family. Please see the section
"Support of Segmentation SmartApplets Family" or
"Support of Binarization SmartApplets Family" to get further information.


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| valerioFarriciello.View |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
AddTab(League league)
Generates a gridpane that contains 2 buttons, one for add a manger to a team and
the other one to add a manager to a team. |
CreateTab(League league)
Generates a gridpane that contains 3 buttons, one to create a manager, one to create a team and
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Auth Components¶
Here we list the required configuration fields for the tenants/<tenant_id>/<tenant_id>_passwords
file and a description of their use. This file will always be imported after the tenants/<tenant_id>/<tenant_id>.yml
file, thus these values will take precedence.
| Variable | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| auth_ldap_bind_password | string | The password used to bing to the hosted LDAP.
Should be configured when use_hosted_id is
True.
|
| remote_auth_ldap_bind_password | string | The password used to bind to the remote LDAP.
Should be configured when use_remote_userstore
is True.
|
| apim_admin_pass | string | The password for the APIM admin account.
Note: this must first be reset using the APIM
password reset form within the carbon admin
application. Changing this setting prior to
updating the password via the web form will
break the APIM.
|
| mysql_tenant_user | string | The username that APIM should use to authenticate
to MySQL.
|
| mysql_tenant_pass | string | The password that APIM should use to authenticate
to MySQL.
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A Victorious Union
by Oliver Optic
Chapter XII: “A Lively Chase to the South-West”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1893
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Optic, O. (1893). A Victorious Union. Boston, MA: Lee and Shepherd Publishers.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 9.0
- Word Count: 2,239
- Genre: Adventure
- Keywords: 19th century literature, american literature, blue and the gray, civil war
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Captain Breaker had been in the main rigging with his night-glass, watching the movements of the chase; but he recognized the voice of Christy when he shouted to French to pick up the quarter-boat of the schooner, as he could no longer make out the Tallahatchie in the fog.
“Good-morning, Mr. Passford,” said he, as he met Christy when he descended from the rail. “I am glad to see you again.”
“Good-morning, Captain Breaker,” replied the lieutenant, as he took the offered hand of the commander. “I hope all is well on board, sir.”
“Entirely well, and your messenger came on board in good time, so that we were in position to get the first sight of the Trafalgar when she showed herself off Sand Island Lighthouse,” replied the captain, as he led the way to his cabin. “Mr. Ballard, keep a sharp lookout for the chase,” he added to the acting executive officer.
“Will you allow me to put on my uniform, Captain?” asked Christy. “I don’t feel quite at home on board the ship in the rigout I have worn all night.”
“Certainly; for I do not wish you to show yourself to the ship’s company while you look so little like a naval officer,” replied the captain, as he went to take another look at the darkness ahead.
The lieutenant hastened to his stateroom, and in a very short time he had washed off the smut from his face and hands, and dressed himself in his uniform, so that he looked like quite another person, Graines had gone to his room in the steerage for the same purpose, for neither of them desired to show himself as he had appeared before Captain Sullendine.
Christy hurried to the deck as soon as he had made the change, and met the commander on the quarter-deck. Lookouts were stationed aloft and on the top-gallant forecastle, and all hands were in a state of healthy excitement in view of the stirring event which was likely to transpire before the lapse of many hours; and doubtless some of the men were moved by the prospect of prize-money, not only from the proceeds of the sale of the steamer they were chasing, but from the full freight of cotton on board of the schooner, the deck load of which had been noted by some of the crew.
The schooner which had come so close aboard of the Bellevite was a mystery to all, from the captain down to the humblest seaman; but the American ensign over the Confederate flag had been observed by a few, and this settled her status. Not more than half of the seamen were aware that an expedition had left the ship at ten o’clock the evening before, and they had had no opportunity to notice the absence of the executive officer during the night; and even yet all hands had not been called, for the regular watch was enough to get the ship under way.
The commander conducted the executive officer to his own cabin, again reminding Mr. Ballard to keep a sharp lookout for the chase. Christy felt like himself again in his neat uniform, and his vigorous and well knit, as well as graceful form, did more to show off the dress than the dress did to adorn his person.
“I am very glad to see you again, Christy,” said Captain Breaker, seating himself and pointing to an arm-chair for the lieutenant, while he came down from the stately dignity of the commander of a man-of-war to the familiarity with which he treated his chief officer when they were alone. “I had no doubt that you would give a good account of yourself, as you always do. You were going on the enemy’s territory, and you were in peril all the time. Now you come off in a schooner, which appears to be loaded with cotton, and how or where you picked her up is a mystery to me;” and the commander indulged in a laugh at the oddity of the young officer’s reappearance. “Your messenger reported that the Trafalgar would sail at three o’clock in the morning, and I judge that she left at about that hour.”
“Within ten minutes of it, and probably made an arrangement with the commandant of the fort to that effect,” added Christy. “But they do not call her the Trafalgar now; though Weeks was not aware of the fact when I sent him on board. She is now the Tallahatchie, though I noticed that some in the vicinity of the fort still called her by her old name.”
“Never mind the name; she will answer our purpose as well under one appellation as another. When I asked your messenger about you and the other six men of your party, he was unable to give me any information in regard to your movements; and he could not tell me how you had ascertained the hour at which the steamer was to sail,” continued the captain.
“Graines and myself separated from the party as soon as we landed on the point; and we had obtained our information before we joined them again on the shore of Mobile Bay, sir. At the same time we had learned all about the West Wind”—
“The what?” interposed the commander.
“I mean the schooner West Wind, the one from which we came on board of the Bellevite, which was to be towed out by the Tallahatchie, and which was towed out by her till we on board of her cast off the towline.”
“Perhaps you had better narrate the events of your expedition seriatim, for all you say in this disconnected manner only thickens the mystery,” said the commander: and he knew that his officer had an excellent command of the English language, and could make a verbal report in a very attractive and telling style, though perhaps his fatherly interest in the young man had something to do with the matter.
Christy began his narrative with the departure from the ship, passing lightly over the minor details till he came to the meeting with the deserters from the West Wind, bivouacking in the hollow. He described the drinking bout which followed, in which he and Graines had pretended to join, stating the information he had obtained from them. He rehearsed a portion of Captain Sullendine’s speech, adding that most of his auditors were the seamen from the Bellevite, though he had sent four of them back to the ship before he reached the shore.
He detailed his interview with the master of the West Wind, explaining how he had shipped the new crew with him. The scenes in the cabin were described in full; in fact, every incident of any importance which had transpired during the night was related. The commander was deeply interested, and listened without comment to the narrative up to the moment when the narrator had come on board of the Bellevite. He was not sparing in his praise of the engineer, and separated what he had said and done as far as he could from his own words and actions.
The commander then questioned him in regard to the armament of the Tallahatchie, and he repeated the meagre information he had obtained from Bokes. Some conversation concerning Armstrong guns followed; but both of them were well posted in regard to this long-range piece. Christy read the satisfaction with which the captain heard his statements on his face.
A knock at the door of the cabin disturbed the conference, and the lieutenant was directed to open the door. The shaking and straining of the ship had for some time indicated that Paul Vapoor was fully alive to the importance of getting the Bellevite’s best speed out of her on the present occasion; and he did not intrust the duty to his subordinates. Christy opened the cabin door, and Midshipman Walters asked for the commander, and was admitted.
“Mr. Ballard directs me to inform you, sir, that we are gaining on the chase,” said the young officer. “The fog has lifted again, and we can make her out very clearly. The Holyoke has abandoned the chase, and appears to be headed for the schooner that came to on the starboard of the ship.”
“Tell Mr. Ballard to keep the ship as she is, headed for the Tallahatchie,” replied Captain Breaker.
“The Tallahatchie, sir?” queried the midshipman.
“Formerly the Trafalgar,” added the commander.
The young officer touched his cap and retired.
“This Captain Sullendine is still secured in his stateroom on board of the West Wind, is he?” asked the captain, rising from his arm-chair.
“He was when I left the schooner, sir,” replied Christy. “French, the captain of the forecastle, is in charge of the vessel, with orders to anchor her a couple of miles to the eastward of the lighthouse. I have already commended French to your attention, Captain, as a faithful and reliable man, and I think he deserves promotion.”
“Your recommendation will go a great way to procure it for him," added the commander with a significant smile.
“He is a thorough seaman, has been the mate of a large coaster, and would have become master of her if his patriotic duty had not led him to ship in the navy.”
“He is a resolute and brave fellow in action, as I have had occasion to observe, and I shall remember him. When you are writing to your father it would be well for you to mention him; and the thing will be done at your request if not at mine.”
“It certainly would not be done without your indorsement, for my father will not indulge in any favoritism aside from real merit," protested the lieutenant, with some warmth.
“You are quite right, Christy. We must go on deck now,” added Captain Breaker, as he moved towards the door.
The excitement which had animated the young officer during the night had subsided with the rendering of his report, and the responsibility of a command no longer rested upon him, and for the first time since he embarked in the whaleboat, he began to feel tired and sleepy. He went on deck with the commander, and took a survey, first of the chase, then of the Holyoke, and finally of the West Wind.
Captain Breaker thought the Tallahatchie was about five miles distant. Seen through the glass, for the fog had all blown away, and the daylight had begun to obscure the stars, the steamer seemed to be doing her best. The Holyoke was headed to the eastward, evidently intending to chase the West Wind, for she could not yet make out her flags, indicating that she was already a prize. She need not have troubled herself to pursue the schooner if she had known the facts in regard to her, for she was entitled to a share of the prize as a member of the blockading fleet at the time of her capture. But she could prevent her from being retaken by any boat expedition sent from the shore, as her lonely position where the Bellevite had been for several days might tempt some enterprising Confederate officer to do.
Although the last heaving of the log showed twenty knots, it was a quiet time of the deck of the Bellevite, and all the excitement on board was confined to the engine and fire rooms. With sundry gapes Christy had taken in the situation, and then he concluded to avail himself of the commander’s permission to retire to his stateroom, where he was soon in a sound slumber.
Just before, Captain Breaker had retired to his cabin, where he had a chart of the Gulf of Mexico spread out on his table. Assuming the point where the Tallahatchie had changed her course to the south-west, he drew a line in that direction, and realized that the chase could not go clear of the Passes of the Mississippi River; and she was likely to sight some Federal steamer in that locality.
As the daylight increased the weather improved so far as the fog was concerned and it promised to be a clear day, for the stars had not been obscured at any time during the night. The only alternative the commander could see for the chase, as he studied the chart, was to go to the southward before he could sight the Pass à l’Outre. He was so confident that this must be his course, that he decided to take advantage of the situation, and he went on deck at once, where he ordered the officer of the deck to make the course south south-west.


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With Women’s History Month in full swing and International Women’s Day being celebrated this Thursday, Post staff members decided now would be a great time dedicate an entire edition to women in Athens.
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All year long, Post staffers have been following different storylines related to women. Staff members reported on the Women’s History Month keynote speaker Sara Safari, The Vagina Monologues, international women’s fashion, the Time’s Up movement, natural health practices women are using, and the pay gap between men and women at Ohio University.
When Matt Lauer, a widely known OU alumnus who worked for NBC’s Today, was fired after an allegation of sexual misconduct, The Post’s executive staff wrote an editorial about the importance of continuing the conversation about the mistreatment of women.
For more than a century, The Post has been writing about the lives of women. In 1941, The Post had its first female editor-in-chief, Mary Elizabeth Lasher Barnette. After graduating in 1942, Lasher became the first female reporter at Editor & Publisher and the first woman to be part of the retail advertising division at the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
With this issue, we wanted to give all different types of women the chance to tell their stories. That includes female entrepreneurs, women in administration, international women and women in sports. Our opinion section is also women-centric with a column about pornography on Tumblr and another about a rising female musician. The pages containing news briefs, blotter and classifieds have been moved to the back of the print edition next to Weekender because those two spreads are not specifically about women.
This year, The Post is led by an executive staff of all women, and we want to make sure the conversation about women continues to be heard. We have conversations frequently in the newsroom about what it means to be a woman in the workforce and how we can all strive to be progressive. Similar conversations are taking place outside of our newsroom as well. A few weeks ago, Backdrop produced a women’s issue, too. It is a great time to be having this conversation.
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Welcome to the about me page. This game was developed by Crawsome, but as a group we decided to add onto this game for our Intro to Software Engineering project. For more information on what we did and how to play the game, please continue reading! Thank you for your support!
PyRPG_Mini was an RPG game developed by crawsome. The game is made mostly in python with the help of SQL. While the game was developed to be a relatively simple role-playing game, we thought that we could make it something more. Our group for Intro to Software Engineering decided to add features to the game to make it more viable. In that, we decided to add several brand new characters to the game with all new features, all new mini games were added to create more incentive, and on top of that we added more usability and stability to the game by adding features like saveability and a web application still in production. With the help of Andrew Brown, Nour Hijazi, Anthony Mitchell, and myself (Caleb Austin) we hope to make this game something so much more. Please enjoy. For further instructions on how to play see the informational below.
Classes: The different playable character classes come with unique stats to help (or hinder) a player.
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Adventure: A random selection of a battle, item, riddle, traveler.
Battle: battle will give you several battle commands: attack, defend, run, use item, coinflip to heal for 100g.
Riddle: Answering a riddle correctly will provide you with gold and XP!
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Bookies already convinced they know the winner of Strictly Come Dancing 2019
Who is your favourite?
by Helen FearKelvin Fletcher is going to win Strictly Come Dancing, if bookmakers are to be believed.
According to bookies Odds Monkey, the former Emmerdale star is unbeatable.
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Ever since he performed the Samba with professional partner Oti Mabuse in week one, he's been one to watch - consistently getting high scores and great praise from the judges.
Can anybody beat Kelvin Fletcher?
The actor, 35, has been favourite to win the BBC dance show ever since his first performance, and nobody has led in the bookies chart from first to last in the history of the show.
Read more: Strictly's Oti Mabuse 'feared for her life' after lift went wrong in rehearsals with Kelvin Fletcher
But the former Emmerdale star, who only got asked on the show when Made in Chelsea star Jamie Laing was forced to pull out because of injury, has been producing stunning performances throughout.
Nobody has been favourite from the first show to last, but that looks like it could be happening in 2019.
As the show arrives in Blackpool, Kelvin is odds-on favourite at 4/7 - as he has been since his arrival on the show.
In terms of who could be making their last dance at the seaside, bookmakers are pretty sure that Geordie comedian Chris Ramsey will be heading back to Tyneside.
OddsMonkey spokesman Peter Watton commented: "Kelvin's dominance continues and bookmakers are not backing off as they are still seeing money for him, the public clearly love him.
"And finally we saw the back of Mike Bushell, but now Chris Ramsey is odds-on at 8/13 to go and it hard to see him staying in."
Although CBeebies star Karim Zeroual has received the most 10s from the judges, he is only second favourite to win because of Kelvin's huge popularity with the public.
Viewers will remember that last year underdog Stacey Dooley beat Joe Sugg, Faye Tozer and Ashley Roberts, who were considered 'better' dancers, because of her 'journey' on the show.
Her obvious chemistry with partner Kevin Clifton, now her boyfriend, probably helped too!
See the odds - correct at the time of publishing - below:
Strictly Come Dancing – Winner
Kelvin Fletcher – 4/7
Karim Zeroual – 3/1
Alex Scott – 10/1
Saffron Barker – 12/1
Emma Barton – 14/1
Michelle Visage – 18/1
Chris Ramsey – 80/1
Strictly Come Dancing – Next Elimination
Chris Ramsey – 8/13
Emma Barton – 5/2
Alex Scott – 7/1
Michelle Visage – 7/1
Saffron Barker – 9/1
Karim Zeroual – 50/1
Kelvin Fletcher – 100/1
Who do you think will win Strictly Come Dancing 2019? Let us know on our Facebook page @EntertaimentDailyFix .


A healthy cacao tree can produce approximately 30 cocoa pods a year in average, and inside each pod typically there are 40 cocoa beans. It’s inevitable that there will be some losses at each stage so roughly 1 pound of chocolate needs 500 cocoa beans as raw materials. In a nutshell a whole year’s yield from one tree can make 2 pounds of chocolate.


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| Zend\Ldap\Dn getDn() | Gets the DN of the current node as a Zend\Ldap\Dn. |
| string getDnString(string $caseFold) | Gets the DN of the current node as a string. |
| array getDnArray(string $caseFold) | Gets the DN of the current node as an array. |
| string getRdnString(string $caseFold) | Gets the RDN of the current node as a string. |
| array getRdnArray(string $caseFold) | Gets the RDN of the current node as an array. |
| array getObjectClass() | Returns the objectClass of the node. |
| string toString() | Returns the DN of the current node - proxies to Zend\Ldap\Dn::getDnString(). |
| string __toString() | Casts to string representation - proxies to Zend\Ldap\Dn::toString(). |
| array toArray(boolean $includeSystemAttributes) | Returns an array representation of the current node. If $includeSystemAttributes is FALSE (defaults to TRUE) the system specific attributes are stripped from the array. Unlike Zend\Ldap\Node\RootDse::getAttributes() the resulting array contains the DN with key ‘dn’. |
| string toJson(boolean $includeSystemAttributes) | Returns a JSON representation of the current node using Zend\Ldap\Node\RootDse::toArray(). |
| array getData(boolean $includeSystemAttributes) | Returns the node’s attributes. The array contains all attributes in its internal format (no conversion). |
| boolean existsAttribute(string $name, boolean $emptyExists) | Checks whether a given attribute exists. If $emptyExists is FALSE, empty attributes (containing only array()) are treated as non-existent returning FALSE. If $emptyExists is TRUE, empty attributes are treated as existent returning TRUE. In this case the method returns FALSE only if the attribute name is missing in the key-collection. |
| boolean attributeHasValue(string $name, mixed|array $value) | Checks if the given value(s) exist in the attribute. The method returns TRUE only if all values in $value are present in the attribute. Comparison is done strictly (respecting the data type). |
| integer count() | Returns the number of attributes in the node. Implements Countable. |
| mixed getAttribute(string $name, integer|null $index) | Gets a LDAP attribute. Data conversion is applied using Zend\Ldap\Attribute::getAttribute(). |
| array getAttributes(boolean $includeSystemAttributes) | Gets all attributes of node. If $includeSystemAttributes is FALSE (defaults to TRUE) the system specific attributes are stripped from the array. |
| array|integer getDateTimeAttribute(string $name, integer|null $index) | Gets a LDAP date/time attribute. Data conversion is applied using Zend\Ldap\Attribute::getDateTimeAttribute(). |
| Zend\Ldap\Node\RootDse reload(Zend\Ldap\Ldap $ldap) | Reloads the current node’s attributes from the given LDAP server. |
| Zend\Ldap\Node\RootDse create(Zend\Ldap\Ldap $ldap) | Factory method to create the RootDSE. |
| array getNamingContexts() | Gets the namingContexts. |
| string|null getSubschemaSubentry() | Gets the subschemaSubentry. |
| boolean supportsVersion(string|int|array $versions) | Determines if the LDAP version is supported. |
| boolean supportsSaslMechanism(string|array $mechlist) | Determines if the sasl mechanism is supported. |
| integer getServerType() | Gets the server type. Returns Zend\Ldap\Node\RootDse::SERVER_TYPE_GENERICfor unknown LDAP serversZend\Ldap\Node\RootDse::SERVER_TYPE_OPENLDAPfor OpenLDAP serversZend\Ldap\Node\RootDse::SERVER_TYPE_ACTIVEDIRECTORYfor Microsoft ActiveDirectory serversZend\Ldap\Node\RootDse::SERVER_TYPE_EDIRECTORYFor Novell eDirectory servers |
| Zend\Ldap\Dn getSchemaDn() | Returns the schema DN. |
Additionally the common methods above apply to instances of Zend\Ldap\Node\RootDse\OpenLdap.
Note
Refer to LDAP Operational Attributes and Objects for information on the attributes of OpenLDAP RootDSE.
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| integer getServerType() | Gets the server type. Returns Zend\Ldap\Node\RootDse::SERVER_TYPE_OPENLDAP |
| string|null getConfigContext() | Gets the configContext. |
| string|null getMonitorContext() | Gets the monitorContext. |
| boolean supportsControl(string|array $oids) | Determines if the control is supported. |
| boolean supportsExtension(string|array $oids) | Determines if the extension is supported. |
| boolean supportsFeature(string|array $oids) | Determines if the feature is supported. |
Additionally the common methods above apply to instances of Zend\Ldap\Node\RootDse\ActiveDirectory.
Note
Refer to RootDSE for information on the attributes of Microsoft ActiveDirectory RootDSE.
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| integer getServerType() | Gets the server type. Returns Zend\Ldap\Node\RootDse::SERVER_TYPE_ACTIVEDIRECTORY |
| string|null getConfigurationNamingContext() | Gets the configurationNamingContext. |
| string|null getCurrentTime() | Gets the currentTime. |
| string|null getDefaultNamingContext() | Gets the defaultNamingContext. |
| string|null getDnsHostName() | Gets the dnsHostName. |
| string|null getDomainControllerFunctionality() | Gets the domainControllerFunctionality. |
| string|null getDomainFunctionality() | Gets the domainFunctionality. |
| string|null getDsServiceName() | Gets the dsServiceName. |
| string|null getForestFunctionality() | Gets the forestFunctionality. |
| string|null getHighestCommittedUSN() | Gets the highestCommittedUSN. |
| string|null getIsGlobalCatalogReady() | Gets the isGlobalCatalogReady. |
| string|null getIsSynchronized() | Gets the isSynchronized. |
| string|null getLdapServiceName() | Gets the ldapServiceName. |
| string|null getRootDomainNamingContext() | Gets the rootDomainNamingContext. |
| string|null getSchemaNamingContext() | Gets the schemaNamingContext. |
| string|null getServerName() | Gets the serverName. |
| boolean supportsCapability(string|array $oids) | Determines if the capability is supported. |
| boolean supportsControl(string|array $oids) | Determines if the control is supported. |
| boolean supportsPolicy(string|array $policies) | Determines if the version is supported. |
Additionally the common methods above apply to instances of ZendLdapNodeRootDseeDirectory.
Note
Refer to Getting Information about the LDAP Server for information on the attributes of Novell eDirectory RootDSE.
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| integer getServerType() | Gets the server type. Returns Zend\Ldap\Node\RootDse::SERVER_TYPE_EDIRECTORY |
| boolean supportsExtension(string|array $oids) | Determines if the extension is supported. |
| string|null getVendorName() | Gets the vendorName. |
| string|null getVendorVersion() | Gets the vendorVersion. |
| string|null getDsaName() | Gets the dsaName. |
| string|null getStatisticsErrors() | Gets the server statistics “errors”. |
| string|null getStatisticsSecurityErrors() | Gets the server statistics “securityErrors”. |
| string|null getStatisticsChainings() | Gets the server statistics “chainings”. |
| string|null getStatisticsReferralsReturned() | Gets the server statistics “referralsReturned”. |
| string|null getStatisticsExtendedOps() | Gets the server statistics “extendedOps”. |
| string|null getStatisticsAbandonOps() | Gets the server statistics “abandonOps”. |
| string|null getStatisticsWholeSubtreeSearchOps() | Gets the server statistics “wholeSubtreeSearchOps”. |
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