BIOS
Pre-Boot: Power On Self Test (POST)
MBR:
Loads boot code
Bootcode:
Searches partition table for boot sector and loads NTLDR
NTLDR:
Reads boot.ini to display OS choices and runs NTDETECT.com to query hardware
Stored data from NTDETECT.com in HKLM\Hardware registry key
Kicks off NTOSKRNL.exe and HAL.dll
NTOSKRNL.exe:
starts SMSS.exe
SMSS.exe:
Launches Winlogon.exe and CSRSS
Winlogon:
Starts LSASS
loads MSGINA
starts SCM
starts logonui.exe
accepts secure attention sequence
Pre-boot, Boot, Logon - Windows XP
Skill 5: Define the Windows pre-boot process
Skill 6: Define the Windows boot process
Skill 7: Identify the Windows logon process
Pre-boot, Boot, Logon - Windows XP (cont.)
MSGINA.dll:
Graphical Identification and Authorization (GINA) dll library.
Activates the user shell.
Customizable identification and authentication procedures.
Logon Dialog.
Winlogon:
receives credentials from MSGINA and passes them to LSASS
LSASS:
checks creds against LSA database cache, the against NTLM or kerberos, if not found.
Sends user token back to winlogon.
Winlogon:
starts userinit in user context
Userinit:
loads user profile, runs startup programs, starts explorer.exe
Skill 5: Define the Windows pre-boot process
Skill 6: Define the Windows boot process
Skill 7: Identify the Windows logon process
Bios
Power On Self Test (POST)
MBR
First 512 byte sector on hard disk.
Reads and loads Volume Boot Record
VBR
Loads bootmgr into memory
Bootmgr
Reads Boot Config Database (BCD)
Boot menu and memtest
Calls winload (fresh boot)
Calls winresume (if resuming)
Winload
Loads NTOSKRNL.exe
Loads dependencies
Loads device drivers
Pre-boot - Windows 7
Two different types of pre-boot processes
EFI/UEFI
Power On Self Test (POST)
Runs boot loader out of NVRAM
Loads BCD (also in NVRAM).
Boot loader detects hardware
EFI boot manager gives OS boot menu
Winload.efi: EFI version of winload
Requires EFI system partition
Formatted as FAT
Up to 1GB in size
Skill 5: Define the Windows pre-boot process
Skill 6: Define the Windows boot process
Skill 7: Identify the Windows logon process
NTOSKRNL:
SYSTEM
Prepares for running native systems
Runs smss
HAL.dll
Hardware Abstraction Layer
Interfaces driver to kernel
Smss
Session manager
Session 0 loads Win32k.sys (kernel subsystem)
Runs wininit
Wininit
Starts Service Control Manager (SCM)
Starts Local Security Authority SubSystem (LSASS)
Starts Local Session Manager (LSM)
CSRSS
Client/Server Runtime SubSystem
Client side of the win32 subsystem process
Thread creation
Boot - Windows 7
Skill 5: Define the Windows pre-boot process
Skill 6: Define the Windows boot process
Skill 7: Identify the Windows logon process
Skill 5: Define the Windows pre-boot process
Skill 6: Define the Windows boot process
Skill 7: Identify the Windows logon process
Logon
Winlogon
Coordinates logon and useractivity
Launches logonui
Logonui
Interactive logon dialog box
Services
Loads auto-start drivers and services
NOTE: Main difference between local logon and domain logon is where the user is authenticating.
Local Logon: User authenticates locally with the SAM
Domain Logon: User authenticates with the Domain Controller
Activity
Monitor the boot process in procmon
Tools
Tasklist #cmd.exe; view loaded modules, services, owner
Pslist #sysinternals; view detailed information on processes
WMIC PROCESS list full #WMIC; view executable path for process
Get-process #powershell
Get -wmiobject -class win32_process #powershell
Task manager #GUI
Processes and Threads
8.1 Explain how to find the current status of Windows processes
PID’s Sequence
Out of order PID’s may warrant investigation
Names
Processes with names that do not look familiar may warrant investigation
Processes that are spelled incorrectly or too many of a specific process warrant investigation
Process Age
Processes that should have been running from the start of the machine but have only been running for hours warrant investigation.
Ex. A process named smss.exe that has not been running since the start of the machine.
Priority Levels
Check to make sure processes do not have a higher or lower priority than required
Handles
Check to see what libraries or files the process has open
Process Validity
9.2 Determine abnormal activities that are taking place on a system, based on a process list
DEMO: Stress the system:
Download and install heavyload V3.40 on VM. check all boxes and run the test
“https://www.jam-software.com/heavyload/download/.shtml”
Stress system with heavyload V3.40 and analyze with:
Native cmd.exe
Procexp
DEMO: PROCMON Process Creation
Load procmon - showing PID, PPID, Thread ID. Add filters:
Process name is calc.exe : Include
Operation is process start : Include
Operation is thread create : Include
Operation is Load Image : Include
Run calc.exe from cmd or powershell prompt
View events process start, thread create, load image: kernel32.dll, next thread create
Show properties on process start (right click) point out user(U) vs kernel(K) level execution on stack.
Great example of dynamic analysis
Research Activity
Process States
The students will research and define the process states
They will understand that one of them will be chosen at random to brief the class on their research findings
Use the random name generator (Script) to choose the briefer
Once the briefer is finished, cover the material below on the process states. Emphasize that wording is not important (ex: new vs. created)
Process States
New/Created
Open the file (.exe)
Create initial thread
Pass to kernel32.dll to check permissions
Pass to csrss, build structure, spawns first sub-thread, inserts into windows subsystem-wide proc list
Starts execution of initial thread
For real-time systems, processes may be held in “New State” to avoid contention
Otherwise, move to “Ready State” automatically
Running
Process currently being executed (one or more threads executing)
Ready
Process is ready to execute when given the opportunity (CPU Time)
Waiting
Process can’t execute until some event occurs (I/O Read)
Terminated/Exit
Termination of a process due to a halt or abort
8.2 Explain the process states and identify why they are important
Paging
Memory is allocated to processes in distinct chunks known as “Pages”
A page is the smallest unit of protection at the hardware level
4KB for small page, 2MB for large page
When Physical memory (RAM) becomes overcommitted (threads try to use more memory than is available), pages are written to the page file on disk.
A page fault occurs when a thread references an invalid page.
If this page is on disk in the page file, it can be brought back into memory.
Paging
8.2 Explain the process states and identify why they are important
What are Windows Services?
Long running executable applications that run in their own session
Can be started automatically at boot, on demand, or when requested
Can be paused, stopped, or restarted
Run in the background, normally without a user interface
Provide a service such as http, ftp, or rdp.
How do we view service on a machine?
Sc #cmd.exe; allows the querying and management of windows services
Get-service #powershell
WMIC service # WMIC
Examples:
Sc queryex eventlog #info for eventlog service including PID
Tasklist /FI “pid eq XXX” /v #query tasklist for PID associated with eventlog
Tasklist /FI “pid eq XXX” /svc #query tasklist for svchost services
Sc qdescription eventlog #query eventlog service description
Sc qc eventlog #show the binary command that loads the service
THOUGHT: What if the service is R/W to someone it shouldn’t be? Furthermore, what context do services run as?
Services
8.2 Explain the process states and identify why they are important
Activity
Service Enumeration
Threads
Basic unit to which the OS allocates processor time.
Can execute any part of the process code
including parts currently being executed by another thread.
Share memory with each other as well as the process
Deadlock is possible if the threads are waiting for each other’s resources
Synchronization (semaphores, mutexes) are used to control access to shared variables
Csrss maintains a list of threads
Threads are part of a execution priority pool 0-31 per processor, highest executes next
Threads and Handles
8.3 Explain process threads and handles
Handles
Objects are data structures representing a system resource (file, thread, etc.)
Applications can’t access objects directly, must obtain a handle
Handles for each process are tracked in an internal table known as the Object Manager
Handles allow a common interface to objects, regardless of underlying changes to the object
Handles allow Windows to track ACLs for objects during handle creation time
Threads and Handles
Research Activity
Thread States
Have students read sections out of the Windows Processes Book Excerpt under Windows Resources. Pg 416 and 417 cover thread states.
The students will understand that one of them will be chosen at random to brief the class on the findings of their research
Use the random name generator (Script) to select the briefer
Once the briefer is finished, cover the material below, on the thread states.
The 8 Thread States
Ready: Waiting for execution, in priority pool
Deferred Ready: Selected to run, but not yet executed. Optimization for scheduling database
Standby: Next thread to run, only one per processor per system
Running: A thread currently running on a processor
Waiting: A period of inactivity while waiting for an event
Transition: Ready for execution, but paging needed to bring stack back into memory
Terminated: Finished execution, heading for deallocation in most cases
Initialized: Thread is being created
Thread States
8.4 Describe the thread states
8.4 Describe the thread states
So what is the difference between processes, threads, and handles?
Process is the primary container (memory structure) for a program being executed.
Threads represent sequential machine-code instructions that a processor executes
Handles are pointers to OS objects referenced within a process
8.5 Discuss the differences between processes, threads and handles
What are system processes?
Processes owned by, and executed by the operating system.
They are required for the system to function.
What are the 2 types?
User Mode
Runs in private virtual address space.
Applications are isolated, one crash will not cause another to crash
Kernel Mode
All kernel mode programs run in a single virtual address space
Not isolated from other processes
System Processes
8.6 Describe system processes
Virus
Requires user interaction to replicate
Worm
DOES NOT require user interaction to replicate
Trojan
Malware hidden within another legitimate program
Not usually self-replicating
Malicious Mobile Code
Transmitted from remote host to local host
Executed without user instruction (i.e. Javascript, VBScript, etc…)
Blended Attack
Multiple infection/transmission methods used as one
Types of Malware - Attacks
10.1 Distinguish between types of malware
Types of Malware - Tools
Backdoor
Malicious program that allows illegitimate access to machine. User is unaware.
Remote Access Tool (RAT)
malicious program that provides remote command and control
Rootkit
Malicious program that is ONLY used to hide things. DOES NOT provide access or command and control alone.
Keylogger
records keyboard usage
Botnet Client
Remote administration/Command and Control of a botnet
Spyware
Monitors behavior of user
Adware
Paid for ads to infected users
Ransomware
Blocks access to a resource, requires payment from victim
10.1 Distinguish between types of malware
Bot Herder
Person in control of the botnet
Botnet
Multiple machines infected and controlled by a bot herder
Zombie
Individual machine infected and part of the botnet
Purpose:
Allows bot herder to utilize all the machines to accomplish a task
Tasks include things such as:
Attack (DDoS)
Computation (Algorithm/Password Cracking)
Infection of additional systems
Obfuscation of traffic
Bitcoin Mining
Methodology
A payload is configured to infect the intended machines and delivered in some way to the victim
The victim executes the payload, infecting the machine, and joining the botnet (implanted)
Victim machine’s implant calls back to bot herder for additional instructions.
Bot Herders, Botnets, and Zombies
10.2 Discuss the purpose and methodology of bots and botnets
Research Activity
Malware Research
Have students read sections out of the Windows Processes Book Excerpt under Windows Resources. Pg 416 and 417 cover thread states.
The students will understand that one of them will be chosen at random to brief the class on the findings of their research
Use the random name generator (Script) to select the briefer
Once the briefer is finished, cover the material below, on the thread states.
There are 2 (two) main types of malware/process analysis
Static & Dynamic
Static Analysis
Static analysis examines malware without actually running it.
Strings
IDA Pro, OLEDebug
Searching for DLLs the strings output.
OSINT (Open Source Research)
Hash the file and check the hash to see if there is anything online about it.
Dynamic Analysis
Watching the malware while it is running
ProcMon, Task Manager, Procexep
TCPView
OLEDebug, IDA Pro
Reg Shot (tool or custom look at keys)
WireShark.
Malware/Process Analysis
Need to find skill for this one
Ability to run multiple virtual machines off a single set of hardware
VMs can be dynamically created and allocated to users
A single baseline image can be maintained and updated, rather than multiple physical devices
VM instances can be rolled back to undo any changes that take place during a session
Can provide fault tolerance through redundant hardware and migration
could be used as a pivot point
could provide persistence if you can compromise the data store
running from virtual machine lessens attribution
able to spin up whatever OS you need.
Malware analysis
quick restoral times
could create honey pot or tar pit
able to spin up whatever OS you need
harder for malware to maintain persistence
manageability.
Virtualization - Benefits
11.1 Discuss the importance of virtual machines.
Typically require more upfront planning and configuration
In public cloud environments, lack of granularity in control of data at rest can lead to compliance issues (HIPPA, etc).
Some functions may not work well in a VM, such as copy/paste, printers, netstat, without additional setup effort.
Persistence can be lost if the target machine is restored
could end up in a honey pot or tar pit
If the data store is compromised all new instances will also be compromised
planning and initial setup cost more with virtual networks.
Virtualization - Risks
11.1 Discuss the importance of virtual machines.
What is situational awareness?
A method of gaining an understanding of the current operating environment on the target machine.
It applies both defensively and offensively.
Allows you to get an idea of what the system is used for and what type of users use it.
This is what is used to decide what courses of action are appropriate for the system.
Situational Awareness
12.1 Explain the situational awareness process
What areas are the most important to be aware of ?
Running Processes
Active Users
Network Communications
Logging
Scheduled Jobs
Aliases
Easiest way to gain situational awareness on a machine?
Using the CLI commands previously mentioned and more to come!
Situational Awareness (Cont.)
12.1 Explain the situational awareness process
12.2 List ways to gain situational awareness on a remote system
Exercise
Windows Baseline Processes
Have students read sections out of the Windows Processes Book Excerpt under Windows Resources. Pg 416 and 417 cover thread states.
The students will understand that one of them will be chosen at random to brief the class on the findings of their research
Use the random name generator (Script) to select the briefer
Once the briefer is finished, cover the material below, on the thread states.


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As well as uploading to my own instance of emoncms, I have also started to upload data to http://www.pvoutput.org. In my mind it plays a slightly different role to emoncms, allowing you to make comparisons with other systems, and also merge with local weather data. It does have a few quirks as a result of it being based in Australia, but these are minor. If anyone else is using it, I have created a team (openenergymonitor) for users of components or ideas from this site.
Lloyd
Re: pvoutput.org
Hello Lloyd.
Can you tell me what I need to change in emonbase file to send data to pvuotput.
Thank you.
Matteo
Re: pvoutput.org
I don't use emonbase to send to pvoutput (or my emoncms installation). I had real problems with the reliability of http requests from emonbase, so instead I use my emonbase in server mode, and get another (linux) system to perform http get requests against it, which it then forwards on to emoncms and pvoutput.
I have a script running on the linux system that polls emonbase for data every 10 seconds. It then sends this to emonbase using curl, and every 5 minutes it sends a different sequence to pvoutput.org. For pvoutput, the linux system executes this command:
curl -m30 -d "d=20121202" -d "t=14:07" -d "v2=612" -d "v4=278" -d "v6=235." -H "X-Pvoutput-Apikey:214xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx8" -H "X-Pvoutput-SystemId:1xxx2" http://pvoutput.org/service/r2/addstatus.jsp
where d is date, t time, v2 generating, v4 consuming and v6 voltage. Take a look here:
http://www.pvoutput.org/help.html#api-addstatus
Hope this helps
Lloyd
Re: pvoutput.org
Thank you for your courtesy, Lloyd,
but I was not able to take advantage of your information, I am a newbie in this field.
No one has used emonbase to do this?
Thank you.
Matteo
Re: pvoutput.org
Hi Lloyd,
I am looking at setting up an Open Energy Monitoring system to monitor my Solar generation, Mains consumption, Solar export, Voltage, and temperature, and would like to be able to upload the data to my existing account on pvoutput. At present I am running the pvoutput integration service to upload data from my enasolar inverter, but that requires me to have a windows PC running at least 12 hours a day, so I am looking for a low power solution, and like the look of the Open Energy Monitoring system using a raspberry pi unit. I have no experience with raspberry or linux for that matter, but am otherwise quite computer literate ( I even know a bit of DOS - showing my age there!). I have a 3phase supply, with the inverter feeding back into the grid on 1 of the phases only. I was looking at getting the following from Emon:
1 x emon tx shield
1 x raspberry pi with wifi module
4 x CT's
1 x temp / humidity sensor
1 x 9V AC/AC power supply
1 x FTDI programming cable
Will this work? I Would appreciate any info you could provide that may help me.
Regards,
Andrew
Re: pvoutput.org
The parts you have listed will work if you have an arduino to plug the shield into but I'm not sure about the 3 phase supply . I used the non shield version with three ct's to do what you want to do on a single phase supply.
With regards to uploading 5 minute averages to pvoutput.org, I don't think anybody has done this from emoncms yet or at least nobody has made public how to do it. The nearest I could get to this is to post 5 minute spot values (not averages) to pv output using the scripts In this thread http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/2293 Using the spot values gives good looking graphs in pvoutput but the daily totals are different to emoncms by about .2 to .6 KWhd IIRC.
Re: pvoutput.org
Thanks ngbod - I'm new to this so did not realise I would need an arduino to plug the shield into. As I am on 3 phases I will probably be better off going with 2 x emon tx's instead. And thanks for that link. I will go through that as well. Regards, Andrew
Re: pvoutput.org
MartinR's emonTx PLL monitor records the energy continuously and then sends the result as an average power over the preceding 5 s every 5 seconds. With due attention to the size of the accumulators, there's no reason why that can't be done every 5 minutes (or whatever interval you choose!). There's a full write-up of this project in the pipe-line.
MartinR has also stacked 3 emonTx's for 3 phases.


WiseView is operated by the American Museum of Natural History.
WiseView is designed for Chrome, and has known issues in Edge and IE
See our tutorial video for Wiseview-V1 by Guillaume Colin. V1 Cheat Sheet down below.
Wiseview is designed for quick visualization of moving objects in unWISE images. It is built for Chrome, and may have Surprise Bugs in other browsers.
To get started, enter your coordinates, in either degrees decimal or sexegesiaml h:m:s d:m:s format, into the top text bar. Sexegesimal coordinates may be separated by colons (1:2:3.45), spaces (1 2 3.45), or letter designators (1h2m3.45s).
Choose how large of an image (Field of view) to display, in arcseconds. The image can be scaled up or down with the Zoom slider, and the animation made faster by reducing the Blink interval slider. Wiseview can display either the W1 or W2 bands in greyscal, or W1+W2 in a colored image where red gets W2, blue gets W1, and green gets the average of W1 and W2.
The plusses, minuses, and periods (+, -, .) between the sidebar and the unWISE images are the epoch legend. They show which epochs are added (+), subtracted (-), or not used (.) in the current frame. A dashed border appears whenever the animation resets to help visually distinguish when moving objects are truly moving in a consistent direction, and not hopping back halfway through the animation. The dashed border may be disabled in advanced settings.
Click on the image to move. Click and drag to open a new tab with a different field of view. Hold down the control key (Windows) or command key (Mac) to open tabs in the background with Chrome. New tabs can also be used to get coordinates when there are multiple interesting areas within a large field of view.
| V1 Mode | V2 Equivalent Settings |
|---|---|
| Check "Invert pixel values" and "Skip duplicate windows" (or hit Defaults) | |
| time-resolved | Move Window slider all the way left |
| full-depth | Move Window slider all the way right (or visit legacysurvey.org/viewer) |
| window-*-year | Default, move Window slider somewhere in the middle |
| pre-post | Check "Skip middle epochs" |
| window-*-year-para... | Check "Separate scan directions" |
| parallax-enhancing | Check "Separate scan directions" and move the Window slider all the way right |
| swindow-*-year | Check "Difference imaging" |
| shift-and-add | Not yet implemented |
| parallax-cancelling-* | Not implemented |
Images sourced by unWISE[1,2,3] (top) and Pan-STARRS (bottom).
unWISE images are then stretched with astropy.visualization.AsinhStretch, where the "Linear" slider controls the "a" parameter. "Trim Bright" changes the maximum intensity before stretching. In "percent" mode, "Trim Bright" scales to the "Trim Bright" percentile, whereas "fixed" sets an absolute maximum intensity. For example, "percent" with "99.5" caps the intensity to that of the 99.5th percentile pixel, whereas "fixed" with "1000" caps it at 1000. "adapt" attempts to find good minimum and maximum values automatically, and does not take a "Trim Bright" input.
To replicate legacy wiseview behavior, use either "fixed" or "percent" (instead of legacy "Brighten"), and set "linear" = 1.
Band W1 and W2 correspond to WISE bands. "Bands W1+W2" displays a color image where W1 is blue and W2 is red.
This site is authored by Dan Caselden and Paul Westin. For questions, you may contact this gmail address: dancaselden
[1] unWISE AllWISE: http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2014AJ....147..108L
[2] unWISE NEO1: http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2017AJ....153...38M
[3] unWISE NEO2: http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2017arXiv170506746M


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STAR TREK: FIRST CONTACT A film review by<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copyright 1996<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|| This week's movie: "Star Trek: First Contact" \/ CW loved it. So why the Down Arrow? It was over too damn quick! Now CW's gotta wait two and a half years for another one!
What a difference a good director makes (and a decent script that stays off the net)! Instead of ST:G's only-for-regular-viewers hodgepodge clunkiness, with Lursa and B'Etor, Picard's brother and nephew's death, Data's emotion chip, Enterprise-D's crash, and, oh yeah, *Kirk's death* all competing for attention, we get a story that's, to CW's surprise, more intimate than epic.
We only see maybe a dozen Borg, and now they're personified by their Queen. That's a change from the faceless unstoppable enemy in "BOBW". But what makes this as good as ST:The Wrath of Khan is that, like TWOK, the story comes down to a battle of wills and a battle against the self. There are many loose parallels between Kirk-Spock-Khan and Picard-Data-Queen. Similar themes of friendship and obsession are woven in. Melville replaces Dickens.
But what puts First Contact over the top was the astonishingly crisp, lavish execution in scene after scene (esp. "The Big Goodbye", on the hull, and in the final struggle in engineering). So crisp, it moved just a bit *too* fast...CW wanted to savor the moments a little longer. After all, when CW's got to wait years between Star Trek films, CW wants to see a 4-hour movie featuring a cast of thousands! Rest assured, The Franchise is safe for now.
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/\ Picard || Defeating the Borg? No big deal. Calling Worf "coward" and getting away with it? Now *that's* impressive! Next movie, Picard calls Mike Tyson a "sissy".
 *You* try going 8 yrs. w/out sex as a *real* human!
/\ Worf || His "kill you where you stand" line rocked, but how about *this* comeback: "Go stuff a croissant in your pants, Frenchy! You friggin' baldheaded jerk!"
/\ Lily || Who's this Alfre Woodward? Boy she can act! CW's never seen her before cuz she acts in Really Smart Films that are too hard for CW to follow!
/\ Cochrane || Lewd, profane, and pigheaded. Roddenberry must be rolling over like mad! Good thing they got Cromwell...CW heard Howard Stern was 2nd for the part!
/\ Borg Queen || Y'know, CW liked those cute little ears of hers. CW'd go out with her... but only if she promises not to assimilate mankind on the first date.
/\ Riker || Notice how he's all smiles in just about every scene he's in? Forget the assimilation of humanity..you'd smile too if you were directing a Trek film!
/\ Troi || It's tough being Trek's 19th banana, but hey, she oughta be thankful! Ya don't see CW getting a drunk scene in any $100,000,000 grossing films!
/\ Geordi || Damn, he looked good in those Oakleys! *Big* improvement over the barette! But handled the real Zepham Cochrane about as well as the real Leah Goldman.
/\ Beverly Crusher || Blink and you'll miss her, but we do see her "special" relationship with Picard in play...like her "Jean-Luc" soothe when he loses it on the bridge.
 Still, a very shrewd, self-aware gag.
 Bwah hah hah! (btw, Wil Wheaton's making a comeback in Robin William's "Absent-Minded Professor" this summer).
/\ Jerry Goldsmith || A surprisingly restrained, majestic main theme. Almost something you'd expect for a historical ship movie about whale hunting or something...
|| Berman \/ "A Rick Berman Production"? How about "A Rick Berman Ego"?
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The heaviest members of the weasel family, sea otters are also the second smallest marine mammals. Unlike other marine mammals, they do not have a layer of blubber to help them keep warm. Instead, sea otters have the densest fur in the animal kingdom, ranging from 250,000 to a million hairs per square inch, which insulates them.
Boring facts aside, they hold hands while sleaping so they don't drift apart! Aww...


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bool stream_supports_lock ( resource $stream )
Tells whether the stream supports locking through flock().
Returns TRUE on success or FALSE on failure.


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クラスの概要 |
| CharacterSet |
Metadata used to specify the character set of textual representations. |
| ClientInfo |
Client specific data related to a call. |
| Cookie |
Cookie provided by a client. |
| CookieSetting |
Cookie setting provided by a server. |
| Disposition |
Describes the presentation of a single entity especially in the case of
multipart documents. |
| Form |
Form which is a specialized modifiable list of parameters. |
| Language |
Language used in representations and preferences. |
| MediaType |
Metadata used to specify the format of representations. |
| Metadata |
Representations metadata for content negotiation. |
| Method |
Method to execute when handling a call. |
| Parameter |
Multi-usage parameter. |
| Preference<T extends Metadata> |
Metadata preference definition. |
| Product |
Product tokens are used to allow communicating applications to identify
themselves by software name and version. |
| Protocol |
Protocol used by client and server connectors. |
| Range |
Describes a range of bytes. |
| RecipientInfo |
Describes an intermediary via which the call went through. |
| Reference |
Reference to a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). |
| ReferenceList |
List of URI references. |
| ServerInfo |
Server specific data related to a call. |
| Status |
Status to return after handling a call. |
| Tag |
Validation tag equivalent to an HTTP entity tag (E-Tag). |
| Warning |
Additional information about the status or transformation of a request or
response. |


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In this tutorial I talk about the basics of floating and clearing an image and how text will wrap around the floated image. The placeholder text is Lorem Ipsum, it is based on a real piece of Latin literature but jumbled up so its just random words. It's a good safe option for mock-ups as randomly generated text in English can give you some unfortunate word combinations. There are free Lorem Ipsum generators online.
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Is there an explanation of what elab_as_eliminator
actually does somewhere? I once tried reading the source, but wasn't enlightened.
I know there is a selection bias at work here, in that I never notice when it does the right thing, but several times I've found that it fails to infer apparently obvious type parameters, where elab_with_expected_type
succeeds.
Here is a toy example where elab_as_eliminator
fails but elab_with_expected_type
succeeds:
def equal_mod (n : ℤ) (a b : ℤ) : Prop := ∃ c, a - b = n * c def mod_setoid (n : ℤ) : setoid ℤ := { r := equal_mod n, iseqv := sorry } def Z_mod (n : ℤ) := quotient (mod_setoid n) local attribute [elab_with_expected_type] quot.lift_on def mod_dvd (n k : ℤ) : Z_mod (n * k) → Z_mod n := λ x, quot.lift_on x (λ a, quot.mk _ a) (λ a a' ⟨c, h⟩, quot.sound ⟨k * c, by rw ←mul_assoc; exact h⟩)
elab_as_eliminator
is meant for eliminators, where lean has to infer a higher order argument, namely the "motive"
It's not a good fit for nondependent elimination since you can just use the usual first order unification
OK, that was what I suspected, but wasn't sure. So ideally, methods like lift
and lift_on
shouldn't have that attribute, since they are nondependent
something like quot.rec_on
would be better
Even then, this strategy is only appropriate when you want to infer the motive from the types of the arguments, rather than from the return type, right?
Assuming the return type is something like β q
, for which the higher-order unification problem is trivial
The motive is inferred from the return type, not the types of the arguments
Oh hmm, I see
but even then the problem is not necessarily trivial
it finds instances of the value being inducted on and replaces them with a variable
and that becomes the motive
example (x y : ℕ) : x + y = y + x := nat.rec_on (x + y) _ -- ⊢ 0 = y + x _ -- ⊢ ∀ (n : ℕ), n = y + x → nat.succ n = y + x
So why does it fail on the mod_dvd
example? Wouldn't it conclude that quot.mk _ a : Z_mod n
?
vs:
local attribute [elab_with_expected_type] nat.rec_on example (x y : ℕ) : x + y = y + x := nat.rec_on (x + y) _ _ -- unexpected argument at application -- nat.rec_on (x + y) -- given argument -- x + y -- expected argument -- y + x
The reason this error is reported is since the output type is C n
, without doing higher order unification it matches against eq (x + y) (y + x)
so it expects the major premise to be y+x
it seems to figure this out if I give less detail in the last argument, for example replacing it by (λ a a' h, sorry)
You have to put a by exact
in the right place, to delay the elaboration of the let match
def mod_dvd (n k : ℤ) : Z_mod (n * k) → Z_mod n := λ x, quot.lift_on x (λ a, quot.mk _ a) (by exact λ a a' ⟨c, h⟩, quot.sound ⟨k * c, by rw ←mul_assoc; exact h⟩)
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Morning by the Sea
photograph © Izumi Tanaka
Morning by the Sea
photograph © Izumi Tanaka
Haiku Book 3
photograph © Izumi Tanaka
Haiku Book 3
Our shared visual experience and relationship to the medium of photography has vastly changed. It is an ongoing metamorphosis that is driven by the image-saturated landscape in which we live.
The intention is to cultivate a heightened awareness
of the power of the medium, bringing together the thoughts and images of photographers from all genres, to create a space within which we can pause and reflect on the image itself.
Our shared visual experience and relationship to the medium of photography has vastly changed. It is an ongoing metamorphosis that is driven by the image-saturated landscape in which we live.
The intention is to cultivate a heightened awareness
of the power of the medium, bringing together the thoughts and images of photographers from all genres, to create a space within which we can pause and reflect on the image itself.


jazzXchange is an organization that promotes jazz performance and uses its principles to empower communities to celebrate innovation. They originally had a custom built website, which was difficult to update and manage content. I worked with a developer at The Portal to migrate jazzXchange's previous website to WordPress as well as redesigning their entire site. The new site uses the Enfold theme and contains many new features, including a blog.
jazzXchange wanted to update their website to look more modern and photo-centric. The original home page was too text heavy and functioned more like an "About" page. For the redesigned home page, I selected a photo slideshow and some quick access information in the footer, so that site visitors can immediately view what jazzXchange does, how they do it, and why they do it. All the text was moved to a standalone "About" page.
Information about their associates, board members, and advisors also fell under the "About" category, so I created separate pages for each type of personnel and linked them to the "About" submenu. The original site had included both board members and advisors on the same page which gave the page a text-heavy feel. For the new design, I resized all the headshot photos and placed them on the right hand side. This was a conscious design decision that also applied to the rest of the site layouts. Due to design limitations within the Enfold theme, this decision resulted in the cleanest, most consistent layout.
jazzXchanged wanted an more accessible method for informing the public about upcoming events. The previous site had a messy layout and was difficult for non-technical members to add information about events. With the new site, members can simply update the organization's Google Calendar. For any major events, there are separate "Upcoming Events" and "Feature Events" pages where further details and news can be listed. Both pages follow the same layout.
There was a lot of new media that jazzXchange wanted to add to their site. For their existing videos, I rearranged them and formed a cohesive, eye-pleasing layout. This prevented the need to constantly scroll through the page like the "Media" page on the old website. I also created a "Blog" section, which was a feature requested by them, to host additional pictures and videos as well as allowing media categorization and filtering.
On the previous site, it took many steps for a visitor to contact the organization. They needed to open an email client and write a message to the right person. jazzXchange wanted a more streamlined approach and to add information about volunteering. Each of these reasons for contacting the organization was related to connecting with them and their mission, so I placed the "Contact", "Volunteer", and "Donate" pages under a menu header called "Connect". For the "Contact" page, I used an actual contact form and included preset subject headlines so that the organization members can effortlessly filter their emails.
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You cant make a counterclaim using this service
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You need to complete your response and counterclaim on paper by .
How to respond by paper
If you agree you owe some money but not the amount claimed
You'll need to complete the admission and defence forms. Use these to offer the claimant the amount of money you believe you owe and explain why you don't owe the remaining amount.
- Complete both the admission OCPN9A and a defence and counterclaim OCPN9B forms (forms open in new window)
- Claim No. 000MC051
- Claimant Jan Clark
- Defendant Mary Richards
- Download and attach the completed forms to an email
- Send the email with the attached forms to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You need Acrobat Reader to complete these forms.
If you you dispute the claim
Complete an a defence and counterclaim OCPN9B form.
- Complete the defence and counterclaim OCPN9B form (opens in new window)
- Claim No. 000MC051
- Claimant Jan Clark
- Defendant Mary Richards
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Chicken, Pomegranate and Spinach Salad
Recipe by Filmore & Union, July 2015Treat yourself to this week's lavish salad, rich in colourful ingredients including calcium-packed spinach for strengthening your bones and lean, marinated chicken to pump up your protein intake. With a sweet kick of healthy honey and sharp hint of balsamic, the dressing alone is bursting with flavour and is the perfect accompaniment to smooth avocado, crisp spinach and crunchy red onion. Scattered with ruby pomegranate pearls, this dish is vibrant in colour and taste - perfect for a summer treat!
Method
- Combine the marinade ingredients and generously coat the chicken on both sides. Leave it in the fridge for a minimum of two hours, but longer if you can.
- Place a ridged grill pan on medium-high heat and grill the chicken for about 5 minutes per side, turning once, until cooked through.
- Whilst the chicken is cooking, combine the spinach, pomegranate arils, red onion and avocado in a big salad bowl.
- Once the chicken is cooked, transfer to a chopping board, slice and mix in with the salad.
- In a separate bowl, combine the balsamic vinegar, raw honey, extra virgin olive oil and salt and pepper and drizzle over the salad
- Finally, serve and enjoy!
Ingredients
For the marinade:- 2 tbsp freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 1 tsp fresh oregano, chopped
- 1 tsp garlic, crushed
- Pinch of salt and pepper to taste
- 6oz baby spinach
- 4 chicken breasts
- Handful of pomegranate arils
- ½ red onion, thinly sliced
- 1 avocado, chopped
- 1 tbsp balsamic vinegar
- 1 tsp raw honey
- 2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
- Salt and pepper, to taste


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Tutorial 07: IOManager
Posted on Tue 16 January 2018 in misc by Kazuhiro Terao
In this notebook we go over how to use larcv's dedicated IO interface, larcv::IOManager
C++ class to browse the file contents. If you are looking for a tutorial to use bare ROOT APIs, checkout this tutorial. That said, here's an outline of what's covered in this notebook.
- Instantiation of IOManager by hand
- How to use a configuration text file
- Browsing the file contents with IOManager
- What are "entries"?
- Accessing an entry with IOManager
- Making a brand-new LArCV file
- Making a modification/addition to an existing file
- Making your IO faster
- Closing remark (can ignore)
We assume you already set up larcv and cloned larcv-tutorial repository. If not, checkout our installation tutorial. Let's start with the basic imports.
from __future__ import print_function
import ROOT
from larcv import larcv
import numpy
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
%matplotlib inline
We will use a ROOT file that comes with the tutorial repository.
%%bash
ls ../*.root
Instantiation of IOManager (by hand)¶
larcv::IOManager
is writen in C++ but is accessible from Python. The default constructor creates an instance with two arguments: IOMode_t
and std::string
indicating the unique name of an instance. The IOMode_t
is defined in IOManager
scope as enum IOMode_t {kREAD, kWRITE, kBOTH}
. You can give either enum expression or value.
io = larcv.IOManager(0,"IOManager") # identical to IOManager(larcv.IOManager.kREAD,"IOManager")
# Add a list of files to read-in (>=1)
io.add_in_file('../proton.root')
io.add_in_file('../electron.root')
# Calling initialize() will open up all files and prepare IO.
# You cannot add more files after initialize() is called.
print('initialize() return:',io.initialize())
The colored messages with [NORMAL]
prefix are sent from the IOManager instance for the set verbosity level (by default, NORMAL
, WARNING
, ERROR
and CRITICAL
are shown). You can see that 2 files requested to open are in fact recognized. The total of 20 entries is a stacked sum of events stored in both files. If you are wondering **what does it mean by `entries`??**, we will cover that in later section :).
Instantiation of IOManager (by configuration file)¶
You can instantiate IOManager using a configuration text (ASCII) file, too. This may become handy if you prefer a formatted list of many configuration options (which we have not explored yet). Here's an example.
io_config = \
"""
IOManager: {
IOMode: 0
Verbosity: 2
InputFiles: ["../proton.root","../electron.root"]
}
"""
import tempfile
test_io_config = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile('w')
test_io_config.write(io_config)
test_io_config.flush()
io=larcv.IOManager(test_io_config.name)
io.initialize()
The verbsoity levels are also set by an enum
defined here. NORMAL
corresponds to the enum value 2. If you would like to see more detailed output, you can set it to a lower value. But we won't try this in this jupyter notebook since the text output can overwhelm the kernel. If you would like to, try it in a plain python script by changing the Verbosity
parameter value in the above configuration example to 1.
Browsing the contents¶
Once we opened a file, next we want to browse the contents. There are few useful functions to get the file meta (i.e. summary) data.
# Get a list of opened files
print('Listing files opened...')
for count, name in enumerate(io.file_list()):
print(' file {:d}: {:s}'.format(count,name))
# Get number of entries in the file
print('\nNumber of entries:', io.get_n_entries())
# Get a list of data products stored
print('\nListing data products stored...')
for name in io.product_list():
print(' product type:\033[91m',name,'\033[00m')
The last function, IOManager::product_list()
, is useful to know the list of data product types found (i.e. available) in the files (don't be distracted by \033[91m
and such: that's just me preferring to color-highlighting the printed message). The function returns a list of strings where each string is a unique identifier for a certain data product type. For example, image2d
refers to larcv::EventImage2D
data product. To learn about the list of data products, you can read here.
Now, in the file, you may have more than one instance of a certain product type. For example, maybe Kazu decided to store EventImage2D (= just 2D image) of his daughter while Corey insists to store his daughter's image. LArCV supports both fathers' request to co-exist in the file by assigning a unique instance label which is also a string. In other words, in larcv file, a unique data product instance is identified by a combination of two strings: product type and instance label where the latter is also called producer label sometimes. Here is how to list a list of available instance labels in the file.
msg = 'product found... type: "\033[91m{:s}\033[00m" ... label "\033[94m{:s}\033[00m"'
for product_type in io.product_list():
for instance_label in io.producer_list(product_type):
print(msg.format(product_type,instance_label))
Just in case you did not checkout a more basic tutorial on using bare ROOT APIs, this information can also be retrieved simply by:
ROOT.TFile.Open('../electron.root','READ').ls()
... which lists bare TTree names that encodes two strings of our interest: data product type and instance label.
Entries: structure of data in file¶
In the first example of opening a file in this notebook, we postponeded to discuss what "entries" mean. If you are from high energy physics community and familiar with ROOT, you can certainly skip this section.
- Each data product instance (identified by a type and label) is stored in a dedicated ROOT TTree
- Each TTree entry stores attribute values' snapshot at the moment when data is recorded.
For instance, say we create an instance of EventImage2D to store 2D image in file. Let's say we filled this instance with an image of Kazu's daughter, and stored this snapshot. Then we re-filled the data product instance with an image of Corey's daughter, and again called the relevant function to store this snapshot. In this sequence of actions, TTree is filled with _two entries_ while there is only one data product instance _uniquely identified by the type and label strings_. This is how data is stored in larcv file.
Finally one more important point to be noted:
- Entries across TTrees are aligned. This means the same entry of different TTrees (i.e. data product instances) correspond to the same event.
Individual data product instance stores an aspect of an event, a word that refers to single instance of physical phenomenon happening. You may have as many data products as you need to record the full details of physics phenomenon. To make this possible, we need all data product's snapshot to be aligned so that we know which snapshot (i.e. data values) correspond to each other. This is achieved by using TTree's entry index number as a unique identifier of an event, and therefore the statement, "entries across TTrees are aligned."
Accessing TTree entry (i.e. snapshot of data)¶
In order to access a certain entry, you can use IOManager::read_entry
function.
# Access entry 0
io.read_entry(0)
# Access a product instance (type,label) = (image2d,data)
image2d_data = io.get_data("image2d","data")
print("Retrieved data snapshot",image2d_data)
Once entry is specified, IOManager::get_data
function can be used to retrieve the data product instance filled with the snapshot value (i.e. entry=0). In this case the resulting object is larcv::EventImage2D
C++ object exposed to python. You can call any attribute function defined in C++ to interact with the instance.
numpy_image = larcv.as_ndarray(image2d_data.as_vector().front())
fig = plt.figure(figsize=(8,8))
plt.imshow(numpy_image, interpolation='none',cmap='jet')
plt.show()
What is this image?? Remember we have another data product type particle
, and that records a type of particle stored in the same event.
particle_data = io.get_data("particle","mctruth")
print("PDG Code:",particle_data.as_vector().front().pdg_code())
io = larcv.IOManager(1,"IOManager") # identical to IOManager(larcv.IOManager.kWRITE,"IOManager")
# Set the output file name
io.set_out_file('remove_me.root')
# Calling initialize() will prepare IO.
# You cannot change output file name after initialize() is called.
print('initialize() return:',io.initialize())
Or, equivalently using a configuration file:
io_config = \
"""
IOManager: {
IOMode: 1
Verbosity: 2
OutFileName: "remove_me.root"
}
"""
import tempfile
test_io_config = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile('w')
test_io_config.write(io_config)
test_io_config.flush()
io=larcv.IOManager(test_io_config.name)
io.initialize()
Let's create something, and close (i.e. store) the output file. In order to create a new data product, you can use the exact same function IOManager::get_data
we used earlier. This function, when you instantiate IOManager with kWRITE
mode, creates a new data product instance if you have not yet created. Here is an example of creating 3 entries and closing the file.
for entry in xrange(3):
print('Recording entry',entry)
my_particle = io.get_data('particle','toy')
io.set_id(0,0,entry)
io.save_entry()
io.finalize()
As you can tell, for this minimal example, I did not fill any data attributes. However I note two important function calls: IOManager::set_id
and IOManager::save_entry()
. The latter is very self-descriptive: it saves a snapshot of all created data product instances. The former is often forgotten! so it is important to note. IOManager::set_id
function is used to set a unique identifier for TTree entry.
You might argue "Why not using an integer entry index number?" and that's a good point! That's because sometimes (actually often) we want to uniquely identify an entry, or physics event, across different files. TTree entry indexes, which is 0 or positive integers, are only useful to identify a unique entry within a file. For this purpose, larcv uses a combination of 3 integer attributes called run
, subrun
, and event
. These are forced, common attributes to all larcv data product types since they are used to align data products uniquely. As long as they are unique, they can be of any value combinations. You may define the meaning of these attributes for your own convenience. For instance, you may vary run
and event
and keep subrun
always the same value like 0.
Lastly, let's make sure we can read-in this file!
io = larcv.IOManager(0,"IOManager")
io.add_in_file('remove_me.root')
io.initialize()
# Get a list of opened files
print('Listing files opened...')
for count, name in enumerate(io.file_list()):
print(' file {:d}: {:s}'.format(count,name))
# Get number of entries in the file
print('\nNumber of entries:', io.get_n_entries())
# Get a list of data products stored
print('\nListing data products stored...')
for name in io.product_list():
print(' product type:\033[91m',name,'\033[00m')
Making modification/addition to existing file¶
The last example case of IOManager use is read-and-write which uses IOMode_t
enum value 2, or kBOTH
symbol. Again you can do either interactively:
io = larcv.IOManager(2,"IOManager") # identical to IOManager(larcv.IOManager.kWRITE,"IOManager")
# Add a list of input files
io.add_in_file('../proton.root')
io.add_in_file('../electron.root')
# Set the output file name
io.set_out_file('remove_me.root')
# Initialize
print('initialize() return:',io.initialize())
... or using a configuration file:
io_config = \
"""
IOManager: {
IOMode: 2
Verbosity: 2
InputFiles: ["../proton.root","../electron.root"]
OutFileName: "remove_me.root"
}
"""
import tempfile
test_io_config = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile('w')
test_io_config.write(io_config)
test_io_config.flush()
io=larcv.IOManager(test_io_config.name)
io.initialize()
Create 3 toy data product instances per event and store.
%%time
for entry in xrange(3):
io.read_entry(entry)
oiriginal = io.get_data('particle','mctruth')
mine = io.get_data('particle','toy')
io.save_entry()
io.finalize()
You may have noticed, in this example, we did not call IOManager::set_id()
function. This is because it was not necessary. You see we first called oiriginal = io.get_data('particle','mctruth')
. When this is executed, IOManager reads-in this data product from the disk, and fetch (run
,subrun
,event
) data from this data product. Then this combination of integers are used as the default event identifier key for newly created data product (the next line). Of course, if you would like to, you can still over-ride this combination by calling IOManager::set_id
explicitly.
Fast Read/Write¶
You may have noticed, in the last code block we executed, IOManager::finalize
reported that 3 TTrees are written: particle_mctruth_tree
, image2d_data_tree
, and particle_toy_tree
where the last one is what we added. This shows you that the kBOTH
mode by default reads and writes all data products. But this is not always what you want to do, and it may slow down your IO by doing extra read/write. Sometimes you want to read a subset of input, and write out a (possibly different) subset to the output. You can do this by specifying a list of data products to be read-in and write-out separately.
io_config = \
"""
IOManager: {
IOMode: 2
Verbosity: 2
InputFiles: ["../proton.root","../electron.root"]
OutFileName: "remove_me.root"
ReadOnlyType: ["particle"]
ReadOnlyName: ["mctruth"]
WriteOnlyType: ["particle","particle"]
WriteOnlyName: ["toy","mctruth"]
}
"""
import tempfile
test_io_config = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile('w')
test_io_config.write(io_config)
test_io_config.flush()
io=larcv.IOManager(test_io_config.name)
io.initialize()
Note the additional configuration parameters, ReadOnlyName
, ReadOnlyType
, WriteOnlyName
, and WriteOnlyType
. These should be the array of strings specifying a list of data product types and labels to read/write. The order of strings should be matching for ReadOnly and WriteOnly parameters.
In the resulting output, first, you notice IOManager reports it skipped reading data product type image2d
with label data
as we configured!
%%time
for entry in xrange(3):
io.read_entry(entry)
oiriginal = io.get_data('particle','mctruth')
mine = io.get_data('particle','toy')
io.save_entry()
io.finalize()
Comparing the measured CPU and wall time in the cell just above this to the one we previously executed without avoiding to read/write image2d
data product, you can see we gained a significant speed up. Use a combination of ReadOnlyX and WriteOnlyX whenever appropriate for your use of IOManager!
Closing remark¶
In this notebook we covered how to use larcv's C++ file handler called IOManager. Please note, for browsing files interactively, this is a complementary approach to using bare ROOT APIs. Both methods are useful. However you IOManager is the IO interface used for programming larcv modules, which you will eventually see if you are following larcv wiki/manual!


"x" "1" "ALLCOCK,HR, PUCHER,SR, FITZPATRICK,RJ AND RASHID,K, ANTIBACTERIALACTIVITY AND MUTAGENICITY STUDIES OF WATER-SOLUBLE PHOSPHAZENE HIGH POLYMERS,BIOMATERIALS 13(12):857-862, 1992"


| DOSE: |
repeated |
oral |
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Ok let me start off by saying that I'm a sixteen year old female who only had a year of drug use under my belt before my 3 months of blissful hell with prescription pills. The only other drugs I had done where weed and alcohol. I didn't even know anything about prescription pills before one day my friend opened up my parents cabinet and found quite a few useful pills. We took a bunch, I don't even remember what specifically, and planned to take some the next weekend.
When it did come the time to take them I took 2 oxycodone and 1 percocet. We didn't remember which was which so we just took some of whatever we wanted. Well it was awsome at first. The first indication it was working was when I began to feel very warm, relaxed and content with everything in the world. The next was that my head felt very heavy and almost had a swollen feeling. I was loving the feeling. But as the night progressed I began to feel very uneasy and I soon found myself leaning over my sink in my basement puking up everything I had eaten earlier that night. Then I vowed I hated pills and would stay away from them from then on. HAH! So much for that idea.
So a month or so later was Christmas break and being that I couldn't drive yet I found myself alone some nights being bored out of my mind until I remembered the pills in the top drawer of my dresser. I found myself taking something every night, mainly oxycodone and clonazepam. I was taking them to kill the boredom. Soon after school started again and I stopped taking them.
Then about a week later I started taking them again, why I honestly just don't remember. I would only take them at night or after school. But it soon began to escalade into every day after school and then at night. Then everyday at lunch, after school and at night. My doses began to get much larger. Towards the end I was taking about 6 a day, 2 everytime I took some. I was alternating mainly between hydrocodone and oxycodone. But then I began to take more percocet and around that time I also began taking them right away when I woke up in the morning too. I remember thinking to myself the first time I felt like I needed a little in the morining, that this had actually gotten a little bit out of hand and out of my control. I was then taking 8 everyday.
I just loved the way they made me feel. They took all of stress away. It is perfectly described as a rush of relaxing heat throughout my entire body. I feel very heavy but light as a feather at the same time. I'm sometimes so light headed and heavy headed at the same time that I feel like I can barely walk or see straight. I feel tired and so relaxed and I don't want to move at all but I'm completely content with only sitting there. All I can say is that they make me feel tingly, numb, dizzy and all around great.
But since I was taking so many of them and was in fact addicted to them, the tingly feeling began to fade and a sick feeling began to take hold. I literally felt like I had a cold all the time, except when I did have say a hydrocodone in my system. I began to turn a yellowish color and everyone noticed. It felt as though my nostrils and throat were corse and swollen and my mouth had a very just sick taste all the time. After a while I knew it had gotten out of hand when those stupid little white pills where all I thought about and when my parents threatened to kick me out of the house if I didn't start acting normal again. I soon went to rehab.
This is when the sickness of withdrawal set in. They made me go cold turkey and it was terrible. The hospital told me I may experience what they call a panic attack. Now you may think a panic attack is when you are just very uneasy, worry and think about everything that's bad and it just feels like its all too overwhelming. But it;s different. I was laying on my couch trying ignore the fact that I was about to go through some terrible withdrawal when all of the sudden my heart literally felt like it was going to beat out of my chest and I'd see it still pulsating on the floor next to me. I began to panic and I thought I was going to die right then and there. All I could do was hold my chest and breath as deep as I could to try to calm myself down. Then all of the sudden it stopped. Like when someone turns of a light switch. It was a very scary experience.
That next night was terrible. The withdrawal symptoms were at there worst and I didn't get a wink of sleep. I just laid in my bed thinking about how I managed to get myself to this point. My whole body aches and I feel like I have the flu. Luckily I didn't have a fever but it can definitly happen. My head hurt and I had really bad twitches and all I could do was color.  That's when most of the depression began to set in. After I got over the withdrawal I went to therapy and am still in it to this day which would be about 5 months later.
But the wierd thing is that when I was finally done with withdrawal and was starting to move on with my life I felt very remanisant like as if a good, old friend moved away and I might not every see them again.  I have a terrible memory now, which is probably due to the depression I still have, but I wouldn't have this depression if it weren't for the pills. And that I just have an all around hard time at school.
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Why an API?
- Remote execution of zfs commands
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Why Not SSH?
- Harder to do right from a web interface
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title: Raspberry Pi….small manufacturing delay link: http://www.flamelily.co.uk/2012/03/raspberry-pi-small-manufacturing-delay/ author: admin description: post_id: 274 created: 2012/03/17 10:54:47 created_gmt: 2012/03/17 10:54:47 comment_status: open post_name: raspberry-pi-small-manufacturing-delay status: publish post_type: post
Having been on the list for a Raspberry Pi for a while now, was interested to receive an email about a ‘manufacturing hiccup’ which is why there is a delay. Interesting to note the foundation has received over 200 000 registrations and these are growing at 10 per minute. This is an amazing number of interested people, and can only be a good thing for this excellent project. Watch this space for any updates.


Binary is a base 2 number system which computers use for their calculations, including routing. Computers 'think' in binary. Memorizing or being able to quickly calculate the powers of 2 is immensely helpful in being able to subnet quickly.  The formula for how many valid hosts there are is always going to be 2h-2.


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Expressing the structure of a document and expressing inline formatting are two very different problems. Haml is mostly designed for structure, so the best way to deal with formatting is to leave it to other languages that are designed for it. You could use Textile:
%p :textile I like *cake*!
or Markdown:
%p :markdown I like **cake**!
or plain old XHTML:
%p I like cake!
If you‘re inserting something that‘s generated by a helper, like a link, then it‘s even easier:
%p== I like #{link_to 'chocolate', 'http://franschocolates.com'}!
Because Haml automatically indents the HTML source code, the contents of whitespace-sensitive tags like pre and textarea can get screwed up. The solution is to replace the newlines inside these tags with HTML newline entities (&x000A;), which Haml does using the Haml::Helpers#preserve and Haml::Helpers#find_and_preserve helpers.
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However, if a helper is generating the tag, Haml can‘t detect that and so you‘ll have to call find_and_preserve yourself. You can also use ~, which is the same as = except that it automatically runs find_and_preserve on its input. For example:
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Put them in a helper or your model.
Haml purposefully makes it annoying to put lots of Ruby code into your templates, because lots of code doesn‘t belong in the view. If you take that huge link_to_remote call and move it to a update_sidebar_link helper, it‘ll make your view both easier to read and more semantic.
If you absolutely must put lots of code in your template, Haml offers a somewhat awkward multiline-continuation tool. Put a | (pipe character) at the end of each line you want to be merged into one (including the last line!). For example:
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There are several reasons these things might be happening. First of all, make sure vendor/plugins/haml really exists and has an init.rb file in there. Then try restarting Mongrel or WEBrick or whatever you might be using.
Finally, if none of these work, chances are you‘ve got some localization plugin like Globalize installed. Such plugins often don‘t play nicely with Haml. Luckily, there‘s usually an easy fix. For Globalize, just edit globalize/lib/globalize/rails/action_view.rb and change
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No. Sass files aren‘t views. They‘re compiled once into static CSS files, then left along until they‘re changed and need to be compiled again. Not only don‘t you want to be running a full request cycle every time someone requests a stylesheet, but it‘s not a great idea to put much logic in there anyway due to how browsers handle them.
If you really need some sort of dynamic CSS, the best thing to do is put only the snippet you need to dynamically set in the head of your HTML document.
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Visual page editor basic tests ("overlay" Dijit widget support)
Tooltip placement
Steps
- Standard setup things: Clear the browser cache. Launch the Maqetta server.
Login if necessary.
In some cases, you'll want to setup a virgin user environment by creating a whole new user login.
- Click on the "New file" icon on the main toolbar. Choose any filename.
- Drag a Button onto the canvas. Set the text on the Button to "Show Dialog"
- Drag a Tooltip on to the Button. The Toolbar will be associated with the Button. Put text in the tooltip like "click here to show the dialog"
Expected results
- Click on the Tooltip in the Outline view and it should be made visible, adjacent to the Button.
- Click on another element and the Tooltip should go away.
- Examine the States view. In addition to the "Normal" state, you should see a state representing the Tooltip visible state with a unique ID, e.g. _show:dijit_Tooltip_96.
Dialog placement
Steps
- Continuing from the previous example, drag a Dialog on the canvas.
- Drag a Button widget onto the Dialog. Set the label to "Close".
Expected results
- Click on another element and the Dialog should go away.
- Click on the Dialog in the Outline view and it should be made visible again.
- Examine the States view. In addition to the "Normal" and Tooltip states, you should see a state representing the Dialog visible state with a unique ID, e.g. _show:dijit_Dialog_0.
Dialog states
Steps
- Select the "Show Dialog" Button and go to the events section in the properties palette. Set the onclick event to set the _show state for the Dialog.
- Select the "Close" Button in the Dialog from the outline view and go to the events section in the properties palette. Set the onclick event to set the Normal state.
Expected results
- Go to preview mode.
- Hover over the "Show Dialog" button. You should see the Tooltip pop up.
- Click on the "Show Dialog" Button. The dialog should appear.
- Click on the "Close" Button. The dialog should disappear.


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ACT IV
SCENE 1. Before PROSPERO'S cell.
Enter PROSPERO, FERDINAND, and MIRANDAPROSPERO
If I have too austerely punish'd you,FERDINAND
Your compensation makes amends, for I
Have given you here a third of mine own life,
Or that for which I live; who once again
I tender to thy hand: all thy vexations
Were but my trials of thy love and thou
Hast strangely stood the test here, afore Heaven,
I ratify this my rich gift.
PROSPERO
I do believe it
Against an oracle.
FERDINAND
Then, as my gift and thine own acquisition
Worthily purchased take my daughter: but
If thou dost break her virgin-knot before
All sanctimonious ceremonies may
With full and holy rite be minister'd,
No sweet aspersion shall the heavens let fall
To make this contract grow: but barren hate,
Sour-eyed disdain and discord shall bestrew
The union of your bed with weeds so loathly
That you shall hate it both: therefore take heed,
As Hymen's lamps shall light you.
PROSPERO
As I hope
For quiet days, fair issue and long life,
With such love as 'tis now, the murkiest den,
The most opportune place, the strong'st suggestion.
Our worser genius can, shall never melt
Mine honour into lust, to take away
The edge of that day's celebration
When I shall think: or Phoebus' steeds are founder'd,
Or Night kept chain'd below.
ARIEL
Fairly spoke.
Sit then and talk with her; she is thine own.
What, Ariel! my industrious servant, Ariel!
Enter ARIEL
PROSPERO
What would my potent master? here I am.
ARIEL
Thou and thy meaner fellows your last service
Did worthily perform; and I must use you
In such another trick. Go bring the rabble,
O'er whom I give thee power, here to this place:
Incite them to quick motion; for I must
Bestow upon the eyes of this young couple
Some vanity of mine art: it is my promise,
And they expect it from me.
PROSPERO
Presently?
ARIEL
Ay, with a twink.
PROSPERO
Before you can say 'come' and 'go,'
And breathe twice and cry 'so, so,'
Each one, tripping on his toe,
Will be here with mop and mow.
Do you love me, master? no?
ARIEL
Dearly my delicate Ariel. Do not approach
Till thou dost hear me call.
PROSPERO
Well, I conceive.

PROSPERO
I warrant you sir;
The white cold virgin snow upon my heart
Abates the ardour of my liver.
IRIS
Well.
Now come, my Ariel! bring a corollary,
Rather than want a spirit: appear and pertly!
No tongue! all eyes! be silent.
Soft music
Enter IRIS
CERES
Ceres, most bounteous lady, thy rich leas
Of wheat, rye, barley, vetches, oats and pease;
Thy turfy mountains, where live nibbling sheep,
And flat meads thatch'd with stover, them to keep;
Thy banks with pioned and twilled brims,
Which spongy April at thy hest betrims,
To make cold nymphs chaste crowns; and thy broom -groves,
Whose shadow the dismissed bachelor loves,
Being lass-lorn: thy pole-clipt vineyard;
And thy sea-marge, sterile and rocky-hard,
Where thou thyself dost air;--the queen o' the sky,
Whose watery arch and messenger am I,
Bids thee leave these, and with her sovereign grace,
Here on this grass-plot, in this very place,
To come and sport: her peacocks fly amain:
Approach, rich Ceres, her to entertain.

CERES
A contract of true love to celebrate;
And some donation freely to estate
On the blest lovers.
IRIS
Tell me, heavenly bow,
If Venus or her son, as thou dost know,
Do now attend the queen? Since they did plot
The means that dusky Dis my daughter got,
Her and her blind boy's scandal'd company
I have forsworn.
CERES
Of her society
Be not afraid: I met her deity
Cutting the clouds towards Paphos and her son
Dove-drawn with her. Here thought they to have done
Some wanton charm upon this man and maid,
Whose vows are, that no bed-right shall be paid
Till Hymen's torch be lighted: but vain;
Mars's hot minion is returned again;
Her waspish-headed son has broke his arrows,
Swears he will shoot no more but play with sparrows
And be a boy right out.
JUNO
High'st queen of state,
Great Juno, comes; I know her by her gait.
Enter JUNO
JUNO
How does my bounteous sister? Go with me
To bless this twain, that they may prosperous be
And honour'd in their issue.
They sing:
CERES
Honour, riches, marriage-blessing,
Long continuance, and increasing,
Hourly joys be still upon you!
Juno sings her blessings upon you.
FERDINAND
Earth's increase, foison plenty,
Barns and garners never empty,
Vines and clustering bunches growing,
Plants with goodly burthen bowing;
Spring come to you at the farthest
In the very end of harvest!

PROSPERO
This is a most majestic vision, and
Harmoniously charmingly. May I be bold
To think these spirits?
FERDINAND
Spirits, which by mine art
I have from their confines call'd to enact
My present fancies.
PROSPERO
Let me live here ever;
So rare a wonder'd father and a wife
Makes this place Paradise.
Juno and Ceres whisper, and send Iris on employment
IRIS
Sweet, now, silence!
Juno and Ceres whisper seriously;
There's something else to do: hush, and be mute,
Or else our spell is marr'd.
PROSPERO
You nymphs, call'd Naiads, of the windring brooks,
With your sedged crowns and ever-harmless looks,
Leave your crisp channels and on this green land
Answer your summons; Juno does command:
Come, temperate nymphs, and help to celebrate
A contract of true love; be not too late.
Enter certain Nymphs
You sunburnt sicklemen, of August weary,
Come hither from the furrow and be merry:
Make holiday; your rye-straw hats put on
And these fresh nymphs encounter every one
In country footing.
Enter certain Reapers, properly habited: they join with the Nymphs in a graceful dance; towards the end whereof PROSPERO starts suddenly, and speaks; after which, to a strange, hollow, and confused noise, they heavily vanish
FERDINAND
[Aside] I had forgot that foul conspiracy
Of the beast Caliban and his confederates
Against my life: the minute of their plot
Is almost come.
To the Spirits
Well done! avoid; no more!
MIRANDA
This is strange: your father's in some passion
That works him strongly.
PROSPERO
Never till this day
Saw I him touch'd with anger so distemper'd.
FERDINAND MIRANDA
You do look, my son, in a moved sort,
As if you were dismay'd: be cheerful, sir.
Our revels now are ended.  We are such stuff
As dreams are made on, and our little life
Is rounded with a sleep. Sir, I am vex'd;
Bear with my weakness; my, brain is troubled:
Be not disturb'd with my infirmity:
If you be pleased, retire into my cell
And there repose: a turn or two I'll walk,
To still my beating mind.
PROSPERO
We wish your peace.
Exeunt
ARIEL
Come with a thought I thank thee, Ariel: come.
Enter ARIEL
PROSPERO
Thy thoughts I cleave to. What's thy pleasure?
ARIEL
Spirit,
We must prepare to meet with Caliban.
PROSPERO
Ay, my commander: when I presented Ceres,
I thought to have told thee of it, but I fear'd
Lest I might anger thee.
ARIEL
Say again, where didst thou leave these varlets?
PROSPERO
I told you, sir, they were red-hot with drinking;
So fun of valour that they smote the air
For breathing in their faces; beat the ground
For kissing of their feet; yet always bending
Towards their project.
ARIEL
This was well done, my bird.
Thy shape invisible retain thou still:
The trumpery in my house, go bring it hither,
For stale to catch these thieves.
PROSPERO
I go, I go.
Exit
CALIBAN
A devil, a born devil, on whose nature
Nurture can never stick; on whom my pains,
Humanely taken, all, all lost, quite lost;
And as with age his body uglier grows,
So his mind cankers. I will plague them all,
Even to roaring.
Re-enter ARIEL, loaden with glistering apparel, & c
Come, hang them on this line.
PROSPERO and ARIEL remain invisible. Enter CALIBAN, STEPHANO, and TRINCULO, all wet
STEPHANO
Pray you, tread softly, that the blind mole may not
Hear a foot fall: we now are near his cell.

STEPHANO
Monster, I do smell all horse-piss; at
which my nose is in great indignation.
TRINCULO
So is mine. Do you hear, monster? If I should take
a displeasure against you, look you,--
CALIBAN
Thou wert but a lost monster.
TRINCULO
Good my lord, give me thy favour still.
Be patient, for the prize I'll bring thee to
Shall hoodwink this mischance: therefore speak softly.
All's hush'd as midnight yet.
STEPHANO
Ay, but to lose our bottles in the pool,--
TRINCULO
There is not only disgrace and dishonour in that,
monster, but an infinite loss.
STEPHANO
That's more to me than my wetting: yet this is your
harmless fairy, monster.
CALIBAN
I will fetch off my bottle, though I be o'er ears
for my labour.
STEPHANO
Prithee, my king, be quiet. Seest thou here,
This is the mouth o' the cell: no noise, and enter.
Do that good mischief which may make this island
Thine own for ever, and I, thy Caliban,
For aye thy foot-licker.
TRINCULO
Give me thy hand.
CALIBAN
O king Stephano! O peer!
TRINCULO
Let it alone, thou fool; it is but trash.
STEPHANO
O, ho, monster! we know what belongs to a frippery.
O king Stephano!
TRINCULO
Put off that gown, Trinculo; by this hand, I'll have
that gown.
CALIBAN
Thy grace shall have it.
STEPHANO
The dropsy drown this fool I what do you mean
To dote thus on such luggage? Let's alone
And do the murder first: if he awake,
From toe to crown he'll fill our skins with pinches,
Make us strange stuff.
TRINCULO
Be you quiet, monster. Mistress line,
is not this my jerkin? Now is the jerkin under
the line: now, jerkin, you are like to lose your
hair and prove a bald jerkin.
STEPHANO
Do, do: we steal by line and level, an't like your grace.
TRINCULO
I thank thee for that jest; here's a garment for't:
wit shall not go unrewarded while I am king of this
country. 'Steal by line and level' is an excellent
pass of pate; there's another garment for't.
CALIBAN
Monster, come, put some lime upon your fingers, and
away with the rest.
STEPHANO
I will have none on't: we shall lose our time,
And all be turn'd to barnacles, or to apes
With foreheads villanous low.
TRINCULO
Monster, lay-to your fingers: help to bear this
away where my hogshead of wine is, or I'll turn you
out of my kingdom: go to, carry this.
STEPHANO
And this.
PROSPERO
Ay, and this.
A noise of hunters heard. Enter divers Spirits, in shape of dogs and hounds, and hunt them about, PROSPERO and ARIEL setting them on
ARIEL
Hey, Mountain, hey!
PROSPERO
Silver I there it goes, Silver!
ARIEL
Fury, Fury! there, Tyrant, there! hark! hark!
CALIBAN, STEPHANO, and TRINCULO, are driven out
Go charge my goblins that they grind their joints
With dry convulsions, shorten up their sinews
With aged cramps, and more pinch-spotted make them
Than pard or cat o' mountain.
PROSPERO
Hark, they roar!
Let them be hunted soundly. At this hour
Lie at my mercy all mine enemies:
Shortly shall all my labours end, and thou
Shalt have the air at freedom: for a little
Follow, and do me service.
Exeunt


The appliance module contains a few classes to standardize intraction with appliances. They fit together in the following way:
[Flow diagram]
An ApplianceTrace object represents a consecutive series of power measurements. It is formed from a pandas.Series object indexed by a DatetimeIndex, and a dict of metadata about the trace, such as its source.
This class represents appliance traces.
Traces are power used by a single (or single set of) appliances sampled at a consistent rate.
Returns the total daily usage of this trace
Returns a string representing the rate at which the series was sampled.
Given a start and end datetime.time, it returns a trace within that time period.
Returns a numpy array with stacked sliding windows of data.
Returns a new trace resampled to a given sample rate, defined by the offset aliases described in panda time series. http://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/timeseries.html#offset-aliases
Returns a list of traces formed by splitting this trace by day (‘D’) or week (‘W’)
Returns the daily usage sum trace in a json format for calendar view
Returns the trace in a dict format amenable to d3 visualization without converting to a json string.
An ApplianceInstance object represents an ordered set of traces from a particular device.
This class represents appliance instances, which may have multiple appliance traces.
Instances hold traces from a single instance of an appliance sampled at a consistent rate. Traces may or may not be consecutive.
Takes its own list of traces and attempts to concatenate them.
An ApplianceSet represents an set of instances with aligned instances and traces. All traces must be temporally aligned and sampled at the same rate - this is enforced at instantiation. It is meant to represent a single metered unit, such as a home, an apartment, or a building.
This class represents appliance sets, which contain a set of temporally aligned appliance instances.
Appliance sets are most frequently used as ground-truth for various algorithms, representing a particular home, building, or metered unit.
Get all energy-consuming appliances (and drop instances with traces with all zeros)
Makes a new dataframe of the appliance instances. Throws an exception if if the appliance instances have traces that don’t align.
An ApplianceType object represents a set of appliance instances which share particular attributes. For instance, an appliance type to model a refrigerator may contain traces from many different particular instances of refrigerators, potentially sampled at different times and rates.
This class represents appliance types, which contain a set of ApplianceInstances which share particular attributes, but which are not necessarily temporally aligned.
Appliance types are most frequently used to generate models of particular types of appliances.


The Inner Islands consist of 41 islands forming a cluster around the principal islands of Mahé, Praslin and La Digue, some with peaks rising nearly 1,000m high. There are also 2 low-lying coral islands, Denis Island and Bird Island.
La Digue is the island where time stands still and boasts Earth's most photographed beach, Anse Source d'Argent.
The following islands are managed by the Island Development Company (IDC): Alphonse Island, Bijoutier, Coëtivy, Desroches, Farquhar, Poivre Atoll, Platte, Providence Atoll, Remire, Silhouette and St. François. Contact IDC for permission to to land. Landing fees on these islands may start from $20/person.
Last updated November 2014.
Mooring buoys are provided in several locations (i,e, around north-west Mahé, north-east of Praslin and a few of its surrounding islands).
Access to the Marine Parks is controlled by various conservation organizations. A fee is charged for landing or overnight mooring. The anchoring zone is marked and the marine park officials will come to the yacht to collect the required fees.
These areas are: Aride, Cousin, Curieuse Marine National Park, ïle Cocos Marine National Park, Ste. Anne Marine National Park and St. Pierre. (for overnight mooring fees see Seychelles/Fees.)
Some islands are private and permission must be obtained before landing there. These islands are Anonyme, Bird, Chauvre Souris, Cousine, D'Arros and St.Joseph Atoll, Denis, Félicité, Frégate, Grande Soeur, Petite Soeur, Moyenne, North, Round Island off Mahé and Round Island off Praslin.
Some facilities (water, fuel and overnight mooring) are available at the jetties at Baie Ste. Anne and La Passe. Make contact, preferably 24hr in advance, on VHF channel 16.
Water at La Digue costs 150 rupees. Tye med style in the small harbour and a hose is obtainable from the Harbour Master and this can be used to fill up water tanks, doing laundry and/or washing off the boat. This is a one time use fee and has to be paid on a per use basis.
Praslin boasts a wide array of hotels, shops and restaurants, although Anse Lazio is a beautiful bay with nothing more ashore than some great hiking trails and an "honesty bar".
La Digue also has several restaurants and shops for provisioning.
Last updated August 2015.


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ViennaCL - The Vienna Computing Library
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Main abstraction class for multiple memory domains. Represents a buffer in either main RAM, an OpenCL context, or a CUDA device. More...
#include <mem_handle.hpp>
Public Types | |
| typedef viennacl::tools::shared_ptr < char > | ram_handle_type |
| typedef viennacl::tools::shared_ptr < char > | cuda_handle_type |
Public Member Functions | |
| mem_handle () | |
| Default CTOR. No memory is allocated. | |
| ram_handle_type & | ram_handle () |
| Returns the handle to a buffer in CPU RAM. NULL is returned if no such buffer has been allocated. | |
| ram_handle_type const & | ram_handle () const |
| Returns the handle to a buffer in CPU RAM. NULL is returned if no such buffer has been allocated. | |
| memory_types | get_active_handle_id () const |
| Returns an ID for the currently active memory buffer. Other memory buffers might contain old or no data. | |
| void | switch_active_handle_id (memory_types new_id) |
| Switches the currently active handle. If no support for that backend is provided, an exception is thrown. | |
| bool | operator== (mem_handle const &other) const |
| Compares the two handles and returns true if the active memory handles in the two mem_handles point to the same buffer. | |
| bool | operator< (mem_handle const &other) const |
| Compares the two handles and returns true if the active memory handles in the two mem_handles point a buffer with inferior address useful to store handles into a map, since they naturally have strong ordering. | |
| bool | operator!= (mem_handle const &other) const |
| void | swap (mem_handle &other) |
| Implements a fast swapping method. No data is copied, only the handles are exchanged. | |
| vcl_size_t | raw_size () const |
| Returns the number of bytes of the currently active buffer. | |
| void | raw_size (vcl_size_t new_size) |
| Sets the size of the currently active buffer. Use with care! |
Main abstraction class for multiple memory domains. Represents a buffer in either main RAM, an OpenCL context, or a CUDA device.
The idea is to wrap all possible handle types inside this class so that higher-level code does not need to be cluttered with preprocessor switches. Instead, this class collects all the necessary conditional compilations.
| typedef viennacl::tools::shared_ptr<char> cuda_handle_type |
| typedef viennacl::tools::shared_ptr<char> ram_handle_type |
| mem_handle | ( | ) | [inline] |
Default CTOR. No memory is allocated.
| memory_types get_active_handle_id | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Returns an ID for the currently active memory buffer. Other memory buffers might contain old or no data.
| bool operator!= | ( | mem_handle const & | other | ) | const [inline] |
| bool operator< | ( | mem_handle const & | other | ) | const [inline] |
Compares the two handles and returns true if the active memory handles in the two mem_handles point a buffer with inferior address useful to store handles into a map, since they naturally have strong ordering.
| bool operator== | ( | mem_handle const & | other | ) | const [inline] |
Compares the two handles and returns true if the active memory handles in the two mem_handles point to the same buffer.
| ram_handle_type& ram_handle | ( | ) | [inline] |
Returns the handle to a buffer in CPU RAM. NULL is returned if no such buffer has been allocated.
| ram_handle_type const& ram_handle | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Returns the handle to a buffer in CPU RAM. NULL is returned if no such buffer has been allocated.
| vcl_size_t raw_size | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Returns the number of bytes of the currently active buffer.
| void raw_size | ( | vcl_size_t | new_size | ) | [inline] |
Sets the size of the currently active buffer. Use with care!
| void swap | ( | mem_handle & | other | ) | [inline] |
Implements a fast swapping method. No data is copied, only the handles are exchanged.
| void switch_active_handle_id | ( | memory_types | new_id | ) | [inline] |
Switches the currently active handle. If no support for that backend is provided, an exception is thrown.


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A Class Browser for HTMLView (spawn)
Once again, note the outline format of the class. The idea is to give the more of the feel of a direct-manipulation environment, where each class has its own browser, and its methods and other attributes appear in context. If you click on the first button, next to "Subclass of ...", you can see the class header.
Note that the superclass
is View[URL], which looks a bit different than the syntax for a normal Smalltalk class name.
To the type system, View is a generic class, and needs
to be parameterized by the type of the model; in this case that
is a URL. The clause in brackets is invisible to the VM, so you can ignore all this and refer to the superclass in
the untyped way if you want. But if you use the typed version,
not only can you typecheck your class, but it is a lot easier to
read, as well: anyone looking at it can see exactly what
kind of model we are dealing with. To see the superclass chain for HTMLView,
press the
Other important buttons on the class browser toolbar are:
Make sure you have spawned a class browser on HTMLView, and then proceed to the next page.


Assault trial comes to end with news of wedding
An assault trial came to a sudden end yesterday when the complainant withdrew his complaint because he was getting married to the accused man’s daughter.
A jury of eight men and four women was sworn at Cork Circuit Criminal Court after Michael Foley of Teadies Upper, Enniskeane, Co Cork, pleaded not guilty to the charge against him.
The charge stated on October 30/31, 2017, he allegedly carried out an assault causing harm to David O’Neill.
Prosecution barrister Brendan Kelly told the jury they would have to decide the case on the evidence heard in court.
The foreman of the jury asked Judge Seán Ó Donnabháin if they could be supplied with paper and pens to take notes. The judge said it would be better to listen and not take notes as it would be a short case.
David O’Neill was then called as the first witness. Mr O’Neill, who is aged around 30, was sworn in to give evidence and immediately declared: “I want to withdraw my statement because we are back friends and I’m engaged to his daughter. We are friends. It is all a misunderstanding.”
Judge Ó Donnabháin explained to Mr O’Neill: “You know if you don’t give evidence the case is over and this man will be found not guilty.” The witness said he understood that.
The judge then directed the jury to find the accused not guilty by direction of the trial judge.
“It is a cumbersome way of dealing with it but once it starts I have no other way of dealing with it,” the judge said as he thanked the jury and apologised for the inconvenience to them.
The judge added as the jurors left: the Courtroom 4 at Angelesea Street courthouse“You can see now why I was reluctant to give you pens and paper.”


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