FAQ
What is a password strategy?
A password strategy is a mental algorithm that you can use to generate your passwords on the fly, i.e., you don't need to memorize
passwords anymore! Whenever you need to type a password you can simply run an algorithm in your head with no need for paper or pencil.
Click on
Three Word Strategy to see an example of
such a strategy.
Why should I use a password strategy?
If all your accounts have the same password,
the adversary that knows the password to your facebook account can also login to your bank account.
Using password strategies, you generate a unique password for each website.
It does greatly increase your security. And you do not have to memorize or write down any of your passwords.
Do I need to memorize passwords for different websites?
No! Everytime that you want to login to a website, you will generate/regenerate your password using your password strategy, i.e., mental algorithm.
What if I don't use a website for a few months? Will I still remember the password?

If I want to adopt a password strategy, I would have to change all of my current passwords, this is a lot of effort!
Why should I do this?
The initial effort to adopt our password strategies might seem high.
However, you don't need to change all your passwords in one shot,
you can change the password for a website the next time you want to login to the website.
Once you adopt it for your accounts,
it will make your life much easier for the following reasons:
- Your passwords will resemble a random combination of letters/numbers and therefore will be very hard to crack.
- You don't need to remember any of your passwords.
- You don't even need to know if you have an account with a website! Generate your password with your algorithm,
if it works, you have an account, otherwise create an account with the same password that you just generated.
- If you want to make a new account, you don't need to design a new password. Just give the name of the website/app
as input to your algorithm and generate a password.
- No "forgot my password" anymore!
These strategies are public, why are my passwords secure?
Although the strategies are public, your mental algorithm uses a private key that only you know. It is a mathematically
proven fact that if you chose your key randomly (not based on your personal information),
your passwords will be hard to crack.
How difficult is it for an adversary to hack into my accounts?
It depends on the strategy that you use. For example,
if you use the
Three Word Strategy,
the adversary would need to steal approximately
five of your passwords to be able to guess your password for a new website.
Can I make my own password strategy?
Yes! You can customize any of the password strategies that we propose to fit your own preferences. Furthermore, you can make your own
password strategy from scratch.
How should I use these strategies if the website name contains numbers or special characters?
You can set your own rules for handling these cases. For example, you can either skip the non-letter characters
or assign all of them to a fixed letter or number (similar to wild card).


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S1: Wild Growl
S2: Play Date
S3: One Night Stand
S4: No Pants Party
S5: Off in the Sand
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T1: JAM Patrol
T2: Avocados from Mexico
T3: USD Flat Tax Ballers
T4: Despicable Jo and her li'l Minions
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C2: DQ'd
C3: O'Lobsters
C4: The Monkeys are Taking Over the World
C5: Orange Iguanas
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Material - 4-AcO-DiPT/Ipracetin, 24mg gelcap
Setting - My apartment mostly.
Purpose - Entertainment and exploration.
Background - A drug user for less than a year, am 21 now. I have done a whole host of substances, legal and otherwise. Previous psychedelic experience includes ethocin, miprocin, DMT, 2c-i, LSD, salvia, and HBWR seeds.
+0 - Got home from work and measured out 20mg of ipracetin, and into a gelcap and then my tummy it went. I had wanted to plug to material, but found that it was insoluble in water (and I didn't want to use a gelatin capsule rectally because it caused some gastric problems before). I have work again in the morning, so I'm hoping that the ipracetin won't last much more than 6 hours. I taste a little too, out of curiousity, and find that it's absolutely awful and bitter.
+0:15 - I start to worry that 20mg will not be enough, and ingest another 4mg.
+0:20 - Subtle alerts. I watch some TV, then play some games.
+0:40 - Some minor visual disturbances. My mind seems a little bit offset. +1
+1:00 - Is this going to develop much further? I still seem to be hovering around a +1/+2. Body load does seem to have increased a bit, as does stimulation. Hallucinations are light, color enhancement and some halos.
+1:30 - I go outside to my porch and take a seat; it's nighttime and the view is now surreal. I seem to have quickly and unknowingly jumped to a +3 (reminds me of coming up on 2c-i a bit, but much faster). Planes fly by and leave trails of sparkles descending towards the Earth (when I hear people refer to this substance as having a sparkle, I didn't realize it was actually literal).. The trees swirl and warp when I defocus a bit. Sound also seems to be enhanced beyond what I've gotten with the other tryptamines I've tried. People's voices seem to be impossible to decode and understand, though; a neighbour is talking on his cellphone on an adjacent porch and I can't make out a word of what he's saying.
It gets a bit hazy from here; I was absolutely smashed, worse so than on a couple hits of acid. Thought loops become a problem; I get up to do things, forget what I'm doing, then go back to where I came from and realize what I originally got up for and start doing it again. At some point after being outside for a while I went back in. I noted some numbness in my hands, something that worried me some (I guess this indicates hyper/hypotension? My pulse was way up most of the time).
I do recall watching a replay of Sonic the Hedgehog 2. The color enhancement was very nice.. The visuals aren't extremely imposing like miprocin, but not much like ethocin either...it more reminds me of LSD. More amazing, though, was the euphoria experienced while watching the game and hearing the soundtrack. I felt as if I was on a strong dose of MDMA, but with a clearer head; everything sounded absolutely beautiful. I felt as if I'd never stop smiling.
After Sonic I turned the TV on and watched some live concert thing on TV (Bruce Springsteen, maybe? I dunno). The lyrical stuff put me off some, but during the sax and guitar solos I was ecstatic. Definite semblance to MDMA.
The CEVs are pretty unique.. More random and mazelike than ethocin or miprocin, less weblike than I'd get with LSD. There also seems to be a lot of white, and sometimes a big flashing ball of white fractals. The color enhancement seems to be pastel, like miprocin. There's a lot of changing colors (on walls and rooms and such).
Most of the rest of this time is spent wandering around in the apartment in thought loops, playing videogames, or sitting out on the porch watching the sky and trees. This stuff also seems superstimulating; I'd like to try dancing on it. It is probably the most recreational indole I've tried.
+6:00 - I'm still tripping hard, which mostly irritates me now, as I need to go to bed and then get up soon. I try to sleep, but to no avail. I munch some antihistimines and Valerian root and cross my fingers. The CEVs are still coming strong. I have the usual panic when something gets beyond my control during a trip, and talk to some people online about it; they calm me down some. One of the people is my longtime ex, and I expected him to be very upset with me... Instead he seemed to want to help me through this and much as possible, because he seemed to be realizing the only real way to get me to learn lessons about responsibility was to let me screw up some, and tonight I realize I had... Tripping is something best reserved for the weekends. We talk about our relationship some in depth, and I apologize for a lot of the mistakes I'd made. He says not to worry so much about it all, and to get some rest.
+10:00 - Still tripping some. Sleep is impossible, I'm still stimulated some, though the sleep aids are wreaking some havoc and pulling me down. I feel like I should be dozing off, but something just won't let me. I end up staying up all night and working one of the worst morning shifts ever. Ugh.
Conclusion: This is great material! Good duration, granted the setting was different... Overall I had a great time, though. The body load does worry me slightly... I did have a lot of tremors, sensations of hot/cold, racing heart, and numb fingers. At times this dose seemed slightly overwhelming, but overall I felt pretty able to deal with it. Between ethocin and this I'd have a hard time deciding which would win... Ipracetin would probably be good for a night out, while I'd prefer ethocin for a night in.
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This Place Office / Olson Kundig
- Curated by Paula Pintos
- about 23 hours
Offices Interiors · Seattle, United States
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: Olson Kundig
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 418.1 ft2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2018
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Rafael Soldi
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?ManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: -, AutoDesk, Chicago Faucets, Commercial Office Interiors, Europly, Formica, Interface, Jamie Slagel / Olson Kundig, Kohler, Singcore
- Design Team Kirsten R. Murray, FAIA, Principal; Dan Wilson, AIA, Principal; Roma Shah, Project Architect
- Engineering PCS, Structural Engineer
- Lighting Design - Consultant O-Lighting
- General Contractor - Collaborator Schuchart
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Text description provided by the architects. This Place is a digital design studio with locations in London, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Seattle. The design for their Seattle workplace in the Fremont neighborhood illustrates This Place’s core work approach, emphasizing collaborative, open and multifunctional spaces. The digital design studio is divided into three interconnected zones: a collective open workspace at the core that encourages focus, with semi-private project breakout spaces to encourage collaboration and multi-purpose social areas radiating from it and ringing the perimeter.
A seamless adjacency between the three zones reflects This Place’s interest in cultivating an open-ended creative work environment. The informal entry with its rift-cut white oak “This Place” branded wall offers visitors a moment to orient themselves to the space. Forgoing a formal reception desk for a subtler experience, the entry’s residential scale welcomes visitors and initiates a theme of self-guided discovery that continues inside.
A central “living room” serves as an all-hands meeting space and features a 21-foot-long multi-paneled retractable wall that, when extended, creates a semi-private breakout space. With the door fully retracted, the “living room” connects to the kitchen and central social space, with screens and soft seating allowing it to transform for events and large gatherings. Throughout, a light-filled, minimal palette places emphasis on the creative work happening within, with pin-up and writable surfaces contributing to the agility and flexibility essential to This Place’s creative design work.


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Why UX Research?
User research is the initial stage and one of the most significant activities of a product-design cycle. All of your team’s hard work, time, and money will be for nothing if you end up making something that nobody wants to use. User research should always come before UX strategy because it helps eliminate unwarranted assumptions from the design process. It also helps you to find the right people to enable you to move your product forward, make any necessary changes, and continue iterating on your product design. UX Research is essential, don't let anyone tell you any different!
By using various user-research techniques during this phase, you can better understand users and their needs, which helps your team to identify product requirements.


WITNESS LIST Rural Development, Select Committee June 13, 2000-9:00A Rural Dev On: Leo, Patty (Self and Comptroller's Office) Levy, Bruce A. (Texas State Board of Medical Examiners) Moore, John Paul (Self) Prestridge, Jerry (Texas Bus Association, Inc.) Williams, Fred (Self and President of Amarillo College) Registering, but not testifying: On: Glasson, Troy (Self and State Comptroller's Office Research Specialist) Raborn, Shawn (City of La Grange) Tessen, Robert J. "Sam" (Center for Rural Health Initiatives) Wieneke, Robert (Clearwire Technologies Inc.) Telecommunications For: Bingaman, Anne K. (Valor Telecom of Texas) Peterman, Jo Ellen (Lower Colorado River Authority Telecommunications) On: Arnold, W.D. (Texas Cable Telecommunications Association) Atwell, Larry (GTE Southwest) Barksdale, Steve (Self and Athens Chamber of Commerce; Insurance Executive for Eastexas Joe Max Green Insurance Concepts) Beal, Joe (Self and General Manager of Lower Colorado River Authority) Blundell, James (Western Wireless Corporation) Christiansen, Guy (Self and Sky Bridge LP) Crick, Gene (Self and Texas Telecom; TISPA) Gilmer, Gary C. (Self and Texas Telephone Association; President of Southwest Texas Telephone Co.) Gray, Weldon R. (Self and Eastex Telephone Cooperative, Inc.; Texas Statewide Telephone Cooperative, Inc.) Hindman, Steve (Huges Network Systems) Lopez, Dave (SW Bell) Loth III, Robert A. (Self and Texas Electric Cooperatives; Central Texas Electric Cooperative; Electric Cooperative CEO) Parker, Stephen T. (General Services Commission) Perlman, Commissioner Brett (Public Utility Commission) Scroggins, Dennis L. (Self and Colorado Bend Computer Systems; Lampasas Internet, Inc.) Strover, Sharon (Public Utility Commission) Viramontes, Arnold (Telecommunications Infrastructure Fund Board) Whittington, Pam (Public Utility Commission)


JS Interaction Assignment
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Brad Baker on 10/2/13
This assignment displays the use of javascript and jquery to create an interactive UI for login and registration on a website. The next topic in the course will be server side programming, which is required for authentication methods to register and login users to a website.


[ all classes ]
[ core.components ]
Coverage Summary for Class: Terminal (core.components)
| Class | Class, % | Method, % | Line, % |
|---|---|---|---|
| Terminal | 100% (1/ 1) | 42.9% (3/ 7) | 53.6% (37/ 69) |
1 package core.components;
2
3 import java.sql.Time;
4 import java.time.LocalTime;
5
6 import core.renting.*;
7
8 /**
9 * The Terminal class : This class defines how terminals are created and how they behave
10 */
11 public final class Terminal {
12
13 /**
14 * This parameter is used to know if the terminal is on service or not
15 */
16 private boolean onService;
17
18 /**
19 * The id of the station that has the terminal
20 */
21 private final int stationID;
22
23 /**
24 * A constructor for the Terminal class
25 *
26 * @param stationID the station id that will have this terminal
27 */
28 public Terminal(int stationID) {
29 this.onService = false; // It won't work by default
30 this.stationID = stationID;
31 }
32
33 /**
34 * A (more complex) constructor for the Terminal class
35 *
36 * @param onService a boolean to set the initial state of the terminal
37 * @param stationID the station id that will have this terminal
38 */
39 public Terminal(boolean onService, int stationID) {
40 this.onService = onService;
41 this.stationID = stationID;
42 }
43
44
45 // Getters and setters
46
47 /**
48 * a getter for the onService parameter
49 *
50 * @return onService boolean to see if the station is active or not
51 */
52 public boolean isOnService() {
53 return onService;
54 }
55
56 /**
57 * setter for the onService parameter
58 *
59 * @param onService a boolean to be used when setting the terminal's state
60 */
61 public void setOnService(boolean onService) {
62 this.onService = onService;
63 }
64
65
66 // Written methods
67
68 /**
69 * The rentBicycle method that implements the renting algorithm for the application
70 *
71 * @param bicycle a bicycle object (either electrical, or mechanical) that is the type that the user wants
72 * @param user the user object that ask for the renting
73 * @param station the station that is used to the renting
74 */
75 public void rentBicycle(Bicycle bicycle, User user, Station station) {
76 // Planning checks if there is a bicycle, we don't need to check again
77
78 // A user can only rent 1 bicycle
79 if (user.getBicycle() != null) {
80 System.out.println("You cannot rent another bicycle. Please drop your bicycle first.");
81 } else {
82 // If there is a bicycle available
83 System.out.println("Here you go. " + user.getName());
84 if (bicycle instanceof ElectricalBicycle) {
85 System.out.println("A electrical bicycle");
86 } else if (bicycle instanceof MechanicalBicycle) {
87 System.out.println("A mechanical bicycle");
88 }
89
90 // Save rentTime
91 LocalTime localTime;
92 localTime = LocalTime.now();
93 user.setRentTime(localTime);
94
95 // Set hasBicycle = true and rentStationID in User
96 user.setBicycle(bicycle);
97 user.setRentStationID(stationID);
98 user.addRenting();
99
100 // Change the state of parkingSlot
101 ParkingSlot slot = station.getParkingSlotTypeBicycle(bicycle);
102 slot.setState(0);
103 slot.setBicycle(null);
104
105 station.addNumberOfRentings(1);
106
107 }
108
109
110 }
111
112 /**
113 * This method implements the dropping of a bicycle with an interval of time given by the human.
114 * It will increment the parameters in the classes that are involved during the dropping process
115 *
116 * @param bicycle the bicycle that is being dropped
117 * @param user the user that is dropping
118 * @param station the (end) station, that is to say, the station that the user is dropping the bicycle
119 * @param intervalOfTime the interval of time of the location (in minutes)
120 */
121 public void dropBicycleWithIntervalOfTime(Bicycle bicycle, User user, Station station, double intervalOfTime) {
122 // Compute the time of the journey
123 // System.out.println(intervalOfTime);
124 Time intervalOfTimeTIME;
125 intervalOfTimeTIME = new Time(0, (int) intervalOfTime, 0);
126 System.out.println(intervalOfTimeTIME);
127 // Compute the rent cost for the user
128 double rentCost = RentingApp.getCostWithTimeCredit(bicycle, user.getCard(), intervalOfTimeTIME, user.getTimeCreditBalance(), user);
129
130 // Take the money of the user
131 RentingApp.chargingUser(user, rentCost, station);
132
133 // Add user spent time to the type of bicycle
134 if (bicycle instanceof ElectricalBicycle) {
135 user.addSpentTimeOnElectricalBicycle(intervalOfTime);
136 } else if (bicycle instanceof MechanicalBicycle) {
137 user.addSpentTimeOnMechanicalBicycle(intervalOfTime);
138 } else {
139 System.out.println("ERROR");
140 }
141
142 // Changer rentTime
143 user.setRentTime(null);
144
145 // Set hasBicycle = true and rentStationID in User
146 user.setBicycle(null);
147 user.setRentStationID(-1); // an impossible id
148
149 // Change the state of parkingSlot
150 ParkingSlot slot = station.getOneFreeSlot();
151 slot.setState(1);
152 slot.setBicycle(bicycle);
153
154 // Return bicycle
155 System.out.println();
156 System.out.println(user);
157 System.out.println("You rent is finalized");
158 System.out.println("Your ride cost : " + rentCost);
159
160 station.addNumberOfDroppings(1);
161 }
162
163
164 /**
165 * This methods implements the dropping but without the time interval, because it gets the computer's time.
166 *
167 * @param bicycle The bicycle that is being dropped
168 * @param user The user that is dropping
169 * @param station The station that is receiving the bicycle
170 */
171 public void dropBicycle(Bicycle bicycle, User user, Station station) {
172
173 if (user.getBicycle() == null) {
174 System.out.println("You don't have a bicycle to return");
175 } else {
176 // Compute the time of the journey
177 double intervalOfTime; // [minutes]
178 intervalOfTime = RentingApp.computeRentTime(user);
179 System.out.println(intervalOfTime);
180 Time intervalOfTimeTIME;
181 intervalOfTimeTIME = new Time(0, (int) intervalOfTime, 0);
182 System.out.println(intervalOfTimeTIME);
183 // Compute the rent cost for the user
184 double rentCost = RentingApp.getCostWithTimeCredit(bicycle, user.getCard(), intervalOfTimeTIME, user.getTimeCreditBalance(), user);
185
186 // Take the money of the user
187 RentingApp.chargingUser(user, rentCost, station);
188
189 // Changer rentTime
190 user.setRentTime(null);
191
192 // Set hasBicycle = true and rentStationID in User
193 user.setBicycle(null);
194 user.setRentStationID(-1); // an impossible id
195
196 // Change the state of parkingSlot
197 ParkingSlot slot = station.getParkingSlotTypeBicycle(bicycle);
198 slot.setState(1);
199 slot.setBicycle(bicycle);
200
201 // Return bicycle
202 System.out.println();
203 System.out.println(user + "You rent is finalized.");
204 System.out.println();
205 System.out.println(rentCost);
206
207 station.addNumberOfDroppings(1);
208 }
209
210 }
211
212 }


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With the objective of including data from RSS feeds into your analysis, 'tidyRSS' parses RSS, Atom XML, JSON and geoRSS feeds and returns a tidy data frame.
| Version: | 1.2.7 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: | xml2 (≥ 1.1.1), httr (≥ 1.2.1), lubridate (≥ 1.6.0), magrittr (≥ 1.5), tibble (≥ 1.3.3), dplyr (≥ 0.5.0), testthat (≥ 1.0.2), jsonlite (≥ 1.5), purrr (≥ 0.2.4), sf (≥ 0.6.1), stringr (≥ 1.3.0) |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-11-03 |
| Author: | Robert Myles McDonnell |
| Maintainer: | Robert Myles McDonnell <robertmylesmcdonnell at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/RobertMyles/tidyrss/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/RobertMyles/tidyrss |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| In views: | WebTechnologies |
| CRAN checks: | tidyRSS results |
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Conferences
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euruko 2015
October 29, 2015
euruko was the biggest conference ever visited by me so far. The experience was quite awesome and beautiful, as it was organized at Salzburg, Austria. The place was very beautiful. The conference was huge. I happened to meet the designer/creater of ruby himself (Yukihiro (Matz) Matsumoto). I listened to a lot of cool and scientific talks as well and I got...
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Deccan Ruby Conf 2015
October 29, 2015
I spoke at Deccan Ruby Conference in August 2015. The organizers were awesome. The event was an one day event with lots of fun and code.
The topic of my talk was “RFID Technology with the applications in the Internet of Things”. In this talk, I described about the basics of RFID Technology with the reader and tag details and how to build a sy...
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eurucamp 2014
October 28, 2015
eurucamp 2014 was the conference, where I spoke for the first time. It gave me a great opportunity to speak in front of a crowd of like minded geeks. The Ruby community out there at Berlin is awesome. They sponsored the whole trip as I was a student. I was the only one from India as a speaker over there. I was the youngest speaker as well. It was my fir...


This usually works very well for most image classification tasks because we have huge image datasets like ImageNet that cover a good portion of possible image space—and usually, weights learned from it are transferable to custom image classification tasks. Moreover, the pretrained networks are readily available off the shelf, thus facilitating the process.
However, this approach will not work well if the distribution of images in your task is drastically different from the images that the base network was trained on. For example, if you are dealing with grayscale images generated by a medical imaging device, transfer learning from ImageNet weights will not be that effective and you will need more than a couple of thousand labeled images for training your network to satisfactory performance.
Unsupervised pre-training. AlexNet was trained for rotation classification using extensive data augmentation for 63 epochs. We used the hyperparameters documented by Rotnet in their paper.
However, this approach will not work well if the distribution of images in your task is drastically different from the images that the base network was trained on. For example, if you are dealing with grayscale images generated by a medical imaging device, transfer learning from ImageNet weights will not be that effective and you will need more than a couple of thousand labeled images for training your network to satisfactory performance.
This usually works very well for most image classification tasks because we have huge image datasets like ImageNet that cover a good portion of possible image space—and usually, weights learned from it are transferable to custom image classification tasks. Moreover, the pretrained networks are readily available off the shelf, thus facilitating the process.


BS+MS in Physics Dual Degree Programme in IIT Madras
This page displays the important information about the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) and Master of Science (M.S.) Dual Degree programme at Indian Institute Technology, Madras (Chennai).
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General Description
This is a programme which begins after 12th standard and takes a minimum of 5 years to complete. When you graduate you are presented with two degree certificates BS and MS. This programme is hosted by the Department of Physics at IIT Madras. The program was initiated together with IISERs in mid-2000s[citation needed]. The branch capacity is 10, however the number fluctuates from 6 to 13 (please check the category split-up in the Admission section).The program consists of 10 semesters, each semester runs for 4 months each (including exams). Saturday-Sunday are non-instructional days, and the students get 4 months of vacation every year. The students need to complete 554 credits totally in order to graduate, majority of those credits being from the Physics department. Hence the student must take 55.4 each semester on average. A single credit is equal to an hour of work per week. 55 credits load in a semester means a load of 55 hours of total study per week (according to institute expectation).
An option of graduating with honours is also present.
Curriculum
Majority of the courses in this program will be done under the physics department. Addtionally you must complete a certain number of core courses in other departments, as well a certain number of mandated elective credits from the departments of Mathematics and Humanitites. Apart from that, a large portion of total credits is considered 'Free Credits', you can take courses from any department within IIT Madras or online on NPTEL to fill these.The first year is almost identical for all science and engineering undergraduates at IIT Madras. In the second year you will do undergraduate courses in Physics, Mathematics and Computation. Third and fourth years will be shared with an MSc batch, and in the fifth year you will mainly focus on your 'Dual Degree Project' which is an 85 credit year long research project you must undertake for your master's.
Find the entire curriculum on the page 52 of this portable document.
You can also see the curriculum in brief on the department website here.
Admission
There is only one admission channel which is through the Joint Entrance Examination (Advanced). The JEE is a nation-wide multi-stage examination for pre-university students. One needs to qualify JEE Adv in their respective category to be eligible for an entrance to the program. JEE(Adv) as such is a highly competitive exam which has three subjects: Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.Please find the 2020 opening and closing ranks per category below.
(Up-to-date information can always be found on JOSAA's website.)
| Seat Type | Gender | Opening Rank | Closing Rank |
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| OPEN | Gender-Neutral | 1772 | 2397 |
| OPEN | Female-only (including Supernumerary) | 9778 | 9778 |
| EWS | Gender-Neutral | 1327 | 1327 |
| OBC-NCL | Gender-Neutral | 1807 | 2201 |
| OBC-NCL | Female-only (including Supernumerary) | 5199 | 5199 |
| SC | Gender-Neutral | 1411 | 1411 |
| SC | Female-only (including Supernumerary) | 2115 | 2115 |
| ST | Gender-Neutral | 702 | 702 |
Fee structure and Scholarships
Fee structure
For the first 4 years of this program, one must pay the undergraduate (or B.Tech.) fees;
In the fifth year you pay the post-graduate (or M.Tech.) fees;
Scholarships
The Department of Science and Technology, Governement of India awards 12,000 INSPIRE(Innovation in Science Pursuit for Inspired Research) SHE(Scholarships for Higher Education). Each scholarship amounts to INR 60,000 to INR 80,000 per year. There are 5 ways to be eligible for this scholarship.You can see more information here: https://online-inspire.gov.in/Account/FAQ


Readme for
IronPython Studio
Because IronPython is a dynamic language, event handling generation
is not implemented like it is in static languages such as C#. The primary
problem is that the IronPython compiler does not
produce strongly typed assemblies. Therefore, for WPF, static-language-like
event handling creation cannot be illustrated at compile time. Instead, custom
event handling is implemented by wiring the event handling code to the compiled
XAML.
For the WPF
designer to instantiate a custom EventBindingProvider,
the type (for example, PythonEventBindingProvider)
must be on a path in the registered .NET AssemblyFolders.
As a post-build step, PythonProject.csproj registers
its output folder as an AssemblyFolder to meet this
requirement.
When you
build an IronPython WPF application, you may receive
the following error message: “Unknown build error, 'Object reference not set to
an instance of an object'”. For XAML compilation to succeed, a valid CodeDomProvider for the language being compiled must be
registered on the computer. Because this is a global machine configuration
setting, the IronPython sample does not try to
register the IronPython CodeDomProvider
automatically. To register the IronPython CodeDomProvider manually and build IronPython/WPF
projects by using Visual Studio or MSBuild, do the
following things:


{% load i18n %} {% if obj.changes.action == 'update' %} {% blocktrans trimmed with event_name=obj.event.name %} A new {{ event_name }} schedule has been released! {% endblocktrans %} {% if obj.changes.count %} {% blocktrans trimmed with version=obj.version %} The new version is called "{{ version }}", and brings a few changes: {% endblocktrans %} {% else %} {% blocktrans trimmed with version=obj.version %} The new version is called "{{ version }}", but nothing has changed. {% endblocktrans %} {% endif %} {% if obj.changes.new_talks|length > 0 %} {% if obj.changes.new_talks|length > 1 %}
{% trans "We have new talks:" %}
{% trans "We have a new talk: " %} {% for talk in obj.changes.new_talks %} »{{ talk.submission.title }}« {% if talk.submission.speakers.exists %} {% trans "by" %} {{ talk.submission.display_speaker_names }} {% endif %} {% endfor %} {% endif %}
{% endif %} {% if obj.changes.canceled_talks|length > 0 %} {% if obj.changes.canceled_talks|length > 1 %}{% trans "Sadly, we had to cancel talks:" %}
{% trans "We have sadly had to cancel a talk: " %} {% for talk in obj.changes.canceled_talks %} »{{ talk.submission.title }}« {% if talk.submission.speakers.exists %} {% trans "by" %} {{ talk.submission.display_speaker_names }} {% endif %} {% endfor %}
{% endif %} {% endif %} {% if obj.changes.moved_talks|length > 0 %} {% if obj.changes.moved_talks|length > 1 %}{% trans "We had to move some talks, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:" %}
{% trans "We have moved a talk around: " %} {% for talk in obj.changes.moved_talks %} »{{ talk.submission.title }}« {% if talk.submission.speakers.exists %} {% trans "by" %} {{ talk.submission.display_speaker_names }} {% endif %} {% endfor %}
{% endif %} {% endif %} {% else %} {% blocktrans trimmed with event_name=obj.event.name %} The first {{ event_name }} schedule has been released! {% endblocktrans %} {% endif %}


{%extends "adm/admin_base.html" %}
{%load currency%}
{%block title%}Invoice Refund{%endblock%}
{%block layoutblock %}
Refund of invoice #{{invoice.id}}
| Invoice number: |
{{invoice.id}} |
| Payment fees: |
{{invoice.payment_fees|format_currency}} |
Invoice rows
| Text |
Amount / item ex VAT |
Count |
Total ex VAT |
Total VAT |
Total with VAT |
VAT rate |
{%for r in invoice.invoicerow_set.all%}
| {{r.rowtext}} |
{{r.rowamount}} |
{{r.rowcount}} |
{{r.totalrow}} |
{{r.totalvat}} |
{{r.totalwithvat}} |
{{r.vatrate}} |
{%endfor%}
| Total |
|
|
{{invoice.amount_without_vat}} |
{{invoice.total_vat}} |
{{invoice.total_amount}} |
|
{%if invoice.invoicerefund_set.all %}
Previous refunds
| Refund id |
Amount |
VAT |
Description |
Registered |
Issued |
Completed |
{%for refund in invoice.invoicerefund_set.all %}
| {%if refund.completed%}{{refund.id}}{%else%}{{refund.id}}{%endif%} |
{{refund.amount}} |
{%if refund.vatamount%}{{refund.vatamount}} ({{refund.vatrate.shortname}}){%endif%} |
{{refund.reason}} |
{{refund.registered}} |
{{refund.issued}} |
{{refund.completed}} |
{%endfor%}
| Total refunded |
{{invoice.total_refunds.amount}} |
{{invoice.total_refunds.vatamount}} |
|
| Remaining to refund |
{{invoice.total_refunds.remaining.amount}} |
{{invoice.total_refunds.remaining.vatamount}} |
Not reduced with payment fees of {{invoice.payment_fees|format_currency}} |
{%endif%}
Refund invoice
{%if invoice.processor %}
Warning! This invoice was created using an
automated system, and should normally be refunded from that
system. Manual refunds are allowed, but be careful as this can
create inconsistencies between the systems!
{%endif%}
{%endblock%}


Diet is a special course of food to which a person restricts themselves, either to lose weight or for medical reasons.
With the dieting world full of conflicting messages, it can be difficult to know which diet is the right one for you.
If you want to check whether you are fit or not then you should calculate your BMI(body mass index).
BMI (body mass index) is a measure that adults can use to see if they are a healthy weight for their size
For most adults, an ideal BMI is in the 18.5-24.9 range. If your BMI is higher than 25, you weigh more than is ideal for your height.
BMI weight range
|
BMI Range |
Fit or not |
| 1 |
Below 18.5 |
Underweight range |
| 2 |
18.5 - 24.9 |
Healthy weight range |
| 3 |
25 - 29.9 |
Overweight range |
| 4 |
30 - 39.9 |
Obese range |
Body mass index(BMI)= weight in kilograms/height in metres
Different nutrients and their need.
Carbohydrates are the main energy source for the brain. Without carbohydrates, the body could not function properly. Sources include fruits, breads and grains, starchy vegetables and sugars. Make at least half of the grains you consume whole grains. Whole grains and fruit are full of fiber, which reduces the risk of coronary heart disease and helps maintain normal blood glucose levels..
Protein is the major structural component of cells and is responsible for the building and repair of body tissues. Protein is broken down into amino acids, which are building blocks of protein. Nine of the 20 amino acids, known as essential amino acids, must be provided in the diet as they cannot be synthesized in the body. Ten to 35 percent of your daily calories should come from lean protein sources such as low-fat meat, dairy, beans or eggs.
Vitamin C is necessary for the synthesis of collagen, which provides structure to blood vessels, bone and ligaments. Rich sources include citrus fruits, strawberries and peppers. Folate, found in foods, helps to prevent birth defects. Pregnant women or women who plan to become pregnant should speak with their physician about taking a folic acid supplement, the synthetic form of folate, in addition to their diet. Vitamin D helps to maintain calcium homeostasis. It can be found in food sources or synthesized by the sun.
Fat is an energy source that when consumed, increases the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins including vitamins A, D, E and K. Twenty to 35 percent of your daily intake should come from fat. Choose healthy options such as omega-3-rich foods like fish, walnuts and vegetable-based oils. Omega-3s help with development and growth. Limit intake of saturated fats such as high-fat meats and full-fat dairy. Other smart choices include nuts, seeds and avocado.
Sodium helps to maintain fluid volume outside of the cells and helps cells to function normally. Keep intake under 2,400 milligrams per day. Potassium maintains fluid volume inside and outside of cells and prevents the excess rise of blood pressure with increased sodium intake. Rich sources include bananas, potatoes and tomatoes. Calcium helps to maintain and build strong bones and teeth. Include three servings of calcium-rich foods per day including milk, low-fat cheese and yogurt.
Sodium helps to maintain fluid volume outside of the cells and helps cells to function normally. Keep intake under 2,400 milligrams per day. Potassium maintains fluid volume inside and outside of cells and prevents the excess rise of blood pressure with increased sodium intake. Rich sources include bananas, potatoes and tomatoes. Calcium helps to maintain and build strong bones and teeth. Include three servings of calcium-rich foods per day including milk, low-fat cheese and yogurt.


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block content %}
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Check if we do not have an authenticated user.
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Check if we have a user logged in already.
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Get the authenticated user.
Get the authenticated user.
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Attempt to find user by the api token.
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Hiking With a Splash
The “Laguna del Inca”, located in the Patapo region, is a lesser-known treasure of the area. Though it takes about a 2-hour hike to reach this location, it is well worth it. This 32-foot deep body of crystal-clear water makes for great swimming and cliff-jumping on a warm day. Come enjoy one of Lambayeque’s hidden secrets!
| Location |
| The starting point of Patapo is 15 miles (25 km) east of Chiclayo, about a 40 minute drive. From there, it is an hour drive to the hike’s starting point. |
| Price |
| Nothing (except the cost of a guide) |
| English/Spanish Tours |
| All tour guides will need to be separately hired out. We highlyrecommend a guide for this location, as the trail is not as well marked as it could be, and there is an hour drive out to the starting point. |
| Time It Takes |
| 5-6 hours (plus travel time) |


| DOSE: |
repeated |
smoked |
Heroin |
(freebase) |
Unfortunately I came to understand addiction, by experience. About 6 months ago I first smoked black tar (balcky) (I have never shot up, just free-based). It was an amazing first experience. On heroine I feel good, not because something is making me feel that way. With weed paying video games or eating ice cream or music make me feel good. With heroine I intrinsically feel good, I feel good just because. I also tend to drift into what I can only describe as very encompassing day dreams. I noticed that I became talkative; I have had many great conversations. On Blacky I could have a debate or day dream about the wall with equal happiness. I do, however, become irritable. Loud music or a rowdy party is not a situation that will make me feel good.
I smoked a few times in as many months with no problem. Over the summer I started a job taking phone calls that I really hated. I started smoking to get high at work. When I was high on blacky the job wasnít too bad. So I smoked more and more, I ended up smoking every day for two weeks. I was addicted and I knew it.
To fix the problem I took a week vacation, I visited my girlfriend across the country. During this week I went through mild, but still very uncomfortable withdrawal. For about 2 days I could not sleep, my stomach was very touchy for 3 or 4 days. The worst part was something I can only describe as darkness/pain coming from the very core of me. I donít know that anyone that has not been through it can really understand what I am saying.
After my vacation I came back home and went back to work intending never to try the stuff again. About a week later I gave in and took a hit. From there it snowballed and three weeks later I found myself in a very ad place again. I was a heroin addict. That was three months ago. I have smoked every day since then. My day does not begin until I have a session. I have ruined almost all of my friendships and lied to the people closest to me. I have spent all of my money, lost my job, and failed my classes. My life was in ruins and I was but a slave to this drug.
I never thought that I would be an addict. That was something that happened to other people, to druggy with no ambition or drive in life. That isnít me, a strait A student in high school and a 4.0 student in my first year of college. I was preparing for a body building contest and running marathons vice-president of my fraternity. I had a great girlfriend, house, apartment, job.....a great life. In spite of all of that, I am a heroine addict.
I have just begun to work very hard at quitting. I have a new job and my life is beginning to come back together, but what I have lost because of black tar heroine cannot be replaced.
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.


The Critical Mass
Prior to DB2 V4, when an application required DB2 access, the teleprocessing monitor (TSO, CICS, or IMS/TM) had to reside on the same MVS system as DB2. This situation created a critical mass, which is the set of subsystems tied by a single common attribute; they must access DB2 resources. For example, if a data-processing shop uses both CICS and IMS/TM to develop DB2 applications, the shop's critical mass would consist of the following:
All of them had to operate on the same CPU. Additionally, when an error occurred, they could not be moved independently without losing DB2 access. A large shop could quickly use up the resources of its machine if all DB2 applications were developed on a single DB2 subsystem.
However, data sharing enables multiple DB2 subsystems to access the same data, which frees up resources, enables flexible configuration and management, expands capacity, and improves availability. Prior to data sharing, organizations had to slice applications into disparate, independently operating units in one of the following ways:
You could develop IMS/TM applications on one DB2 subsystem, develop CICS applications on another, and develop TSO applications on yet another. This approach reduces the critical mass so that IMS/TM and CICS are not married together. Another method is to provide the separate DB2 subsystems with distributed access to DB2 data that must be shared. Yet another method is to choose a single teleprocessing environment for all DB2 applications. Last, by avoiding DB2I and QMF access, you can eliminate TSO from the critical mass. Instead, you submit SQL and DSN commands as batch invocations of TSO. Because this hampers ease of use and detracts from the overall user-friendliness of DB2, however, doing so is not recommended.
However, today the preferred method of avoiding the critical mass is to implement data sharing, which is covered in the next chapter.
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Structures
The following structures are available globally.
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Closure based implementation RectBasedLayout
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct AnyRectBasedLayout : RectBasedLayout
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Closure based implementation of RectBasedConstraint
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct AnyRectBasedConstraint : RectBasedConstraint
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Set of constraints related to center of restrictive rect
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct Center : RectBasedConstraint, Extensible
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Declaration
Swift
public struct Inset : RectBasedConstraint
Parameters
value
UIEdgeInsets value
Return Value
Inset constraint
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Constraint, that makes source rect equally to passed rect
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct Equal : RectBasedConstraint
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct Leading : RectBasedConstraint, Extensible
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct Trailing : RectBasedConstraint, Extensible
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Set of size-based constraints
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct Size : RectBasedConstraint, Extensible
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Set of constraints related to bottom of restrictive rect
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct Bottom : RectBasedConstraint, Extensible
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Set of constraints related to right of restrictive rect
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct Right : RectBasedConstraint, Extensible
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Set of constraints related to left of restrictive rect
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct Left : RectBasedConstraint, Extensible
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Set of constraints related to top of restrictive rect
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct Top : RectBasedConstraint, Extensible
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Main layout structure. Use his for positioning and filling in source rect (which can be constrained using
See moreRectBasedConstraint
constraints).Declaration
Swift
public struct Layout : RectBasedLayout, Extensible
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LayoutScheme defines layout process for some layout blocks. Represented as simple set of layout blocks with the right sequence, that means currently performed block has constraints related to
See moreLayoutElement
elements with corrected frame. LayoutScheme can contain other layout schemes.Declaration
Swift
public struct LayoutScheme : LayoutBlockProtocol
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Simple related constraint. Contains anchor constraints and layout element as source of frame for constrain
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Related constraint for adjust size of source space. Contains size constraints and layout element for calculate size.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct AdjustLayoutConstraint
extension AdjustLayoutConstraint: LayoutConstraintProtocol
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Related constraint that uses internal bounds to constrain, defined in ‘layoutBounds’ property
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct ContentLayoutConstraint
extension ContentLayoutConstraint: LayoutConstraintProtocol
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Layout constraint for independent changing source space. Use him with anchors that not describes rect side (for example
See moreLayoutAnchor.insets
orLayoutAnchor.Size
).Declaration
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public struct AnonymConstraint : LayoutConstraintProtocol
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Undocumented
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public struct StringLayoutAnchor : RectBasedConstraint
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public struct Configuration
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Defines limiters for content of scroll layout guide.
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public struct ScrollDirection : OptionSet
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Undocumented
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public struct StackDistribution : RectBasedDistribution
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Defines layout for arranged items
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct StackLayoutScheme : LayoutBlockProtocol


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The following options are available for both Command Line (CLI) and native JS processing:
| cli flag | js prop | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| -i | src | Path to source file or folder. | |
| -o | out | parallel to source folder | Path to build docs into. |
| -n | name | Name of your project / docs (displayed on the home page) | |
| -v | version | Version of your project / docs (displayed on the home page) | |
| -t | template | Path to template folder | |
| -l | launch | false | Launch docs in browser when done |
| -p | false | Print activity to the console (verbose). | |
| -e | sourceExt | "js" | Extension(s) to parse. Space delimit multiple extensions |
| -d | dumpData | false | Dumps intermediary data into the "docs/_data" folder. |
| -m | more | "More docs" folder containing additional documentation. | |
| -g | ignore | An array of files/folders to ignore. See "Ignoring Files" section below. | |
| -a | docBegin | /** | Comment begin string |
| -z | docEnd | */ | Comment end string |
| -x | indexShortcutName | __LAUNCH.html | Index shortcut name (so the file will appear at the top of the folder list so you don't have to scroll and poke around to find the "index.html" file). |
| -q | moreQuirkDelimiter | . | More quirk delimiter. The character(s) use to seperate the "more" page numbering system from page titles. |
| -y | gati | Google Analytics Tracking ID. If present pages will include tracking code. |
var docs = require("documon"); docs({ name : "My Cool Project", version : "1.0", src : "path/to/src", out : "put/docs/here", more : "path/to/more/folder", template : "path/to/template/folder", launch : true, quiet : false, sourceExt : ["js", "jsx", "php"], dumpData : true, ignore : ["**/*.md", "/path/to/example/**"], gati : "UA-106684927-1" });
cd /path/to/documon node ./index.js -l -p -d -i "path/to/src" -o "put/docs/here" -n "My Cool Project" -v "1.0" -t "path/to/template/folder" -e "js jsx php" -m "path/to/more/folder"
We're using a simple "indexOf" to match for ignores, which is designed for speed to just deal with file/folder full-path matching, or word matching. Sorry no globs.
To include more than one file/folder with CLI, use a semicolon delimted list.
node ./index -g "foo; bar"


jktest.logutil module¶
This module contains utilities for post-processing the output log
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class
jktest.logutil.
Tee
(*files)¶ Bases:
object
Public Class
Instantiations of this class are used to set the sys.stdout. By specifying multiple files, or sys.__stdout__, can redirect stdout to multiple targets.
Typical usage is to specify a file and the sys.__stdout__ to write to both a file and the console.
f = open(‘somefile.log’, ‘w’) sys.stdout = Tee( sys.__stdout__, f )
Constructor
Parameters: *files (<_io.TextIOWrapper>) – any number of stdout objects to write output to -
closeFiles
()¶ Public Method
This method attempts to close any files that may have been opened. Catches and passes all exceptions.
Returns: n/a:
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flush
()¶ Public Method
Implementation of the TextIOWrapper flush method. Typically not explicitly called, but rather provides the method for stdout to access.
Returns: n/a:
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write
(obj)¶ Public Method
Implementation of the TextIOWrapper write method. Typically not explicitly called, but rather provides the method for stdout to access.
Parameters: obj – Any object type that implements write() for stdout Returns: n/a:
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jktest.logutil.
closeLog
()¶ Public Function
Closes the log file, if it were opened. Restores the stdio back to the console.
Returns: n/a:
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jktest.logutil.
jkindVersion
()¶ Public Function
Gets the jkind version string. Asserts if the following solvers aren’t found: yices, yices2, cvc4, z3, smtinterpol.
Return type: string
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jktest.logutil.
openLog
()¶ Public Function
Opens the log file, if one was specified. If so will direct the stdio to both the file and to the console. If no file, then just to the console.
Returns: The opened file if available otherwise None Return type: file or None
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jktest.logutil.
splitLog
(logfile)¶ Public Function
Given a log file, this function will parse and write out the individual lustre results to a like-named text file. These files are saved in a sub-folder with the same name as the original log file.
Parameters: logfile (str) – Fully qualified filename of the log file to parse. Returns: n/a:


'3 Black Chicks Review...'
The Green Mile (1999) Rated R; running time 188 minutes Genre: Drama IMDB site: http://us.imdb.com/Title?0120689 Official site: http://www.thegreenmile.com/ Written by: Frank Darabont (based on the novel by Stephen King) Directed by: Frank Darabont Starring: Tom Hanks, Michael Clarke Duncan, David Morse, Doug Hutchison, Michael Jeter, James Cromwell, Bonnie Hunt, Sam Rockwell, Jeffrey DeMunn, Barry Pepper, Harry Dean Stanton, Patricia Clarkson, Graham Greene, Dabbs Greer, Eve Brent, Gary Sinise
Review Copyright Rose Cooper, 1999 Review URL: http://www.3blackchicks.com/bamsgreen.html
Wow. Awesome. Wonderful. Excellent. Speechless.
Wow.
The Story (WARNING: **spoilers contained below**): Set in 1935 Louisiana, "The Green Mile" revolves around a few good men (and a couple'a scoundrels, a Chick or two, and a mouse) caught up in a bad situation.
In Louisana's Cold Mountain State Penitentiary, Corrections Officer Paul Edgecomb (Tom Hanks), along with his fellow guards Brutus "Brutal" Howell (David Morse), Harry Terwilleger (Jeffrey DeMunn), and Dean Stanton (Barry Pepper), are responsible, with the help of trustee inmate Toot-Toot (Harry Dean Stanton), for preparing Death Row inmates to walk the Last Mile (called the Green Mile here because of the green-colored floor tiles) to "Old Sparky"--the electric chair. Inmates Eduard "Del" Delacroix (Michael Jeter) and Arlen Bitterbuck (Graham Greene) are joined by "Wild Bill" Wharton (Sam Rockwell), an vile inmate who Warden Hal Moores (James Cromwell) describes as a "problem child", and John Coffey (Michael Clarke Duncan), a magnificently large man accused of raping and killing two young girls--and in a study of contrasts, Coffey is brought in to Death Row's E-block by Percy Wetmore (Doug Hutchison), a small (in every way) man whose sense of self-worth is achieved solely through his connections to the state governor. Edgecomb and his crew's task of leading the inmates to their death, as calmly as possible, is hindered by Percy's small-mindness - but Coffey has a special gift that will play a significant role in all of their lives (not to mention the life of a wee rodent...)
The Upshot: Wow. But I said that already.
I prepared myself for "The Green Mile" keeping a few things in mind from what I've read about the movie in the trade mags, and saw in various trailers: first, that the character John Coffey was a big ("huge", actually, fits better) Black man accused of rape and murder in the South of the 1930's--which is to say, there'd likely be plenty for me to write about in the "Black Factor"; second, that there was some conceptual "magic" involved in the story (which meant that my Suspension Of Disbelief bar would have to be raised a bit); and third, that I'd probably want to go to the bathroom beforehand, since at 3 hours and 15 minutes (with trailers), it'd be a long stretch. Armed with the knowledge of these things, and that this flick is based on horror novelist Steven King's novella, I went in prepared for anything to happen. And came out awed.
Reminiscent of King's previous against-the-grain work, "The Shawshank Redemption", TGM lived up to its hype, and then some. The protagonists in each--Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins in "Shawshank", Hanks and Duncan here--have similar roles to play in each others' lives; and though "Shawshank" was more about the prisoners than "Mile", they both reflected excellently on how prison affects the guards as well as the guarded. (As an aside, I had the privilege of watching both "Shawshank" and "Mile" with a Corrections Officer--my husband, Bear--and was heartened by his saying that he tries to be the kind of guard that Paul was; though "The Green Mile" was a fable, the idea that the kind of guard that Percy was--a troublemaker who could only be strong if others were weak--was not someone to be emulated, wasn't lost on either of us).
The performances were outstanding; there was hardly a missed note from any of the actors. Of the three leads that are normally bandied about, Hanks was as Oscar-worthy as he has been in the past, playing a man whose pain goes deeper, much deeper, than the physical ailment from which he suffers (man, it's hard to believe that this is the same actor from TV's "Bosom Buddies", eh?); Hutchison made me want to pimp-slap Percy every time I saw him (which is to say, Hutchinson did his job well); and if Duncan doesn't get a nomination from this, There Is No Justice In Hollywood (yeah, I know; I'm just sayin'); who says that Big Men can't act?
But the "secondary" characters and actors don't get enough props for their roles in this flick, so let me remedy that here. As I said in my review "Crazy In Alabama", David Morse is one of the most underrated actors in the business; neither acquiesent nor living up to his moniker, Brutal had my attention in every scene he was in, and it's a tribute to Morse's acting skills that he was more than able to hold his own against the Powerhouse Three that are Hanks, Duncan and Hutchison. DeMunn and Pepper blended more into the background, but that's pretty much where their characters should've been; Cromwell, like Morse, is an extraordinary character actor, and his warden, grieving over the illness of his wife Melinda (Patricia Clarkson) showed a more tender side of Cromwell than he usually plays (Clarkson, on the other hand, just on this side of hammy; fortunately, we didn't see her for long). Michael Jeter, as creole inmate Delacroix, was interesting though a little annoying; Green's Bitterbuck was barely there; having only a few lines, maybe his performance mostly wound up on the cutting-room floor; but the inmate to watch was the villainous (though amusing at times) Wild Bill. Whoever came up with the term "over-the-top", must've had Sam Rockwell in mind; but "over-the-top" was what Wild Bill called for, and Rockwell delivered.
As Jan Edgecomb, Bonnie Hunt once again added a playful quietness to a supporting-wife role, that matched Hanks' Paul Edgecomb nearly perfectly (the picnic scene with their knowing glances, was nice to see with someone I've shared such glances with); and nearly stealing the show was Harry Dean Stanton as Toot-Toot. Besides the creepiness of the actor sharing a name with one of the characters, Toot-Toot was a riot ("still prayin' down here!"). And though he was in a blink-and-you'll-almost-miss-it cameo, Gary Sinise, Hanks' co-star from "Forrest Gump", makes an appearance as Coffey's lawyer (court-appointed?) Burt Hammersmith, that, had it been dragged out, would've impacted negatively on the believability of the story.
All that said, I'm glad I waited until this morning to write my review (I watched it late last night, and was exhausted, but gladly so, when I finally got home); the passage of time gave me a chance to reflect more objectively on it, which allowed me to recognize some flaws that I all but ignored last night. Length aside, "Mile" did lay the mystical/spiritual nature of Coffey on pretty thick; I haven't read King's book, but one couldn't help but notice The Point that was being driven home, especially in the scene where Coffey holds Edgecomb hands to "share a piece of himself" with Edgecomb. Building on to this, the weakest link in the movie was the flash-forward to Old Paul (played by Dabbs Greer, reportedly because Tom Hanks didn't look right in Old Folks makeup); if we hadn't gotten The Point from Coffey and young Edgecomb, Old Paul made sure we did, with his speech to Elaine (Eve Brent). It's too bad that this was included; it provided unnecessary foreground noise that distracted from the story, told well enough in the timeframe of the 1930s.
But that was a minor hiccup; the body of the film played just fine. So fine that, if I can ever block out 188 minutes of my time for it, I plan on seeing it again. Can't think of a better recommendation than that.
The "Black Factor" [ObDisclaimer: We Are Not A Monolith]: It takes a strong Black man, secure in his Blackness and acting capabilities, to agree to play what on the surface appears to be a "simple nigra"; but Michael Clarke Duncan (a former ditch digger; "Entertainment Weekly" did a six-part spread on "The Green Mile" that is good reading for a lot of background details on the movie and its cast and crew) was wise enough to know that Coffey needed to be played exactly as he played him. Coffey's humbleness belayed an inner strength that was felt by all the characters--yes, even the vile ones; and unless I miss my guess, that was no accident of acting on Duncan's part. Good for him, I say.
Further, the idea that TGM was Yet Another "White man redeems the pitiful pathetic Black man" film, is dispelled not long into the movie; in fact, the opposite is more accurate. So to those who saw it and tripped out on his "yassuh boss" acting, remember the times and the character that Duncan was playing, and talk to someone that was from the South in the 1930s to see if his characterization was on the money or not. And to those who haven't seen it and are still trippin', go see it, or hush up.
Bammer's Bottom Line: I liked this quote from Jim "Chante" Hill so much, I asked him if I could use it here: "If you crank out as many books as [Steven King] has, you're bound to get a good one every now and again. 'Mile' is excellent, because like 'Shawshank' it is not a traditional horror movie but is rather an exploration of the good and the evil in man, cast in stark relief by the confines of prison."
I couldn't have said it better myself.
"The Green Mile" (rating: greenlight) A green light for "The Green Mile". Seems apropos, no?
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This is not to say that violence can't be stylish or clever. Movies like Pulp Fiction have proven that a gun can be poetry. Or it can just be a gun. Writer/director Christopher McQuarrie (best known for writing The Usual Suspects; Gun is his directorial debut) has set out to make a Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid for the millennium. >From its all-bad-guys cast (except for the girl) to the arch, black comedy to a south of the border shootout, the homage is pretty sincere. Too bad it didn't quite work out.
This crime thriller weaves the story of two thugs (Ryan Phillippe and Benicio Del Toro) looking to make their big score.  A kidnapping/ransom plot is hatched, and complications ensue. As it turns out, the man can pay such a rate for his new son because he's dirty, and he sends the goons out en masse in order to recover his property -- an unborn baby boy.
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Ultimately, The Way of the Gun is flecked with many laughs despite its gruesome storyline. As a cinematic experience, it's also competently made, but something just doesn't sit right, and the picture never reaches the echelon of the Reservoir Dogs of the violence-in-film world. This is largely because though Gun is clever, it's considerably over-plotted and, as a direct result, interminably slow as detail after detail is explained at length.
But perhaps its biggest failing is that Gun gives us absolutely no one to root for. And it takes some doing to make a pregnant woman unsympathetic.

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