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30% of the entire CMRA supply will be reserved for airdrops and contribution rewards for the most active developers committing to cryptographic projects across Github. We call this form of distribution 'Proof of Stack' (Stack referring to back-end programming). The goal is to onboard highly skilled and innovative developers to join efforts in advancing our distributed cryptographic networking system to new areas and applications. All Proof of Stack distribution coins that go unclaimed will be burned.
True innovation in itself is the goal of this project. We are beginning with a stable codebase that is derived from Bytecoin and Monero but most recently refined by Turtlecoin developers. The algorithm we have chosen is Cryptonight Turtle v2 which is ASIC and FPGA resistant thereby preventing network anomalies during development. The added benefits for use of this codebase are the light weight privacy features which serve as an interesting foundation for future development. In addition, this algorithm offers similar performance for CPUs and GPUs making it practical for anyone to participate in mining.
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Proof of work will provide 60% of CMRA. CMRA will be also distributed through Proof of Stack (30%). A founders' allocation of 10% will be set aside to facilitate active development and project management.
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D.J. Mitchell added 18 points for the Hawks. Miroslav Stafl chipped in 12 and Michael Dunne and Traci Carter had 10 apiece.
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| Part I: Stochastic Processes Theory |
- Conditional Probability and Conditional Expections
- Math Definition
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- Markov Processes and Poisson Process
- Definition
- Chapman-Kolmogorov Equations
- Limiting Probability
- Time Reversibility
- Markov Decision Process
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- Definition of Exponential Distribution
- Properties of Exponential Random Variable
- Convolutions of Exponential Random Variable
- Defintiation of Counting Process, Poisson
- Properties of Poisson Process
- Variations of Poisson Process (nonhomogenous, compound, conditional)
- Renew Processes, Random Walk, Brownian Motion
- Definition of Renewal Process
- Distribution of N(t)
- Wald's Equatioin
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- Definition of Random Walk
- Duality of Random Walk
- Analyze Random Walk through Martingale
- Applications to G/G/1 Queue
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- Hitting Times, Maximum Variable, and Arc Sine Law
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- Absorbed Brownian Motion
- Reflected Brownian Motion
- Geometric Brownian Motion
- Integrated Brownian Motion
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- Analyze Brownian Motion through Martingale
- Kolmogrov Differential Equations for Brownian Motion
- Martingale Processes, Stationary Processes
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- "Probability (Graduate Texts in Mathematics), second Edition", by A. N. Shiryaev
- "Probability and Measure Theory, 3rd Edition", by Patrick Billingsley
- "Probability and Measure Theory, second Endition", by Robert Ash. and C. A. Doleans
- "Probability: Theory and Examples, 3rd Edition", Richard Durrett
- "Introduction to Probability Models, 9th Edition", by Sheldon Ross
- "Stochastic Processes", by Sheldon, Ross
- "A First Course in Stochastic Processes", by Samuel Karlin and Howard M. Taylor
- "A Second Course in Stochastic Processes", by Samuel Karlin and Howard M. Taylor
- "Stochastic Processes", by J. L. Doob
- "Principles of Random Walk", by Frank Spitzer
- "Probability, Random Processes and Ergodic Properties", by Robert M. Gray
- "Markov Chains and Stochastic Stability", by S. P. Meyn and R. L. Tweedie
- "Queueing Systems, Vol I", by L. Kleinrock
- "Queueing Systems, Vol II", by L. Kleinrock
- "Queueing Analysis Vol 1: Vacation and Priority Systems", by Hideaki Takagi
- "Queueing Analysis Vol 2: Finite Systems ", by Hideaki Takagi
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> usage : same as -h but use stderr instead of stdout.


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How do I select all the columns of a table except one?
If the table has many columns, it is tedious and error prone to write
q)select c1,c2,... from t
In q we can write
q)delete somecolumn from t
Here, delete does not modify the table t in place.
delete is not working on historical databases.
How do I select a range of rows in a table by position?
You can use the row index i.
q)select from tab where i within 42 57
How do I extract the milliseconds from a time?
Given
q)time: 09:10:52.139
we can extract hour, minute and second like this
q)(time.hh; time.mm; time.ss) 9 10 52
To query the milliseconds
q)time mod 1000 139
How do I populate a table with random data?
This is useful for testing. The ? operator can be used to generate random values of a given type.
q)n:1000 q)stocks:`goog`amzn`msft`intel`amd`ibm q)trade:([]stock:n?stocks; price:n?100.0;amount:100*10+n?20;time:n?24:00:00.000) q)trade stock price amount time ----------------------------------- ibm 94.1497 2800 10:45:14.943 amzn 96.1774 2800 03:17:33.371 ibm 3.95321 2200 04:53:09.818 goog 11.10307 1000 19:27:15.894 msft 64.73216 1900 17:32:42.558 intel 19.51964 2600 05:05:58.680 ibm 10.18318 1000 05:47:46.437 ...
How do I get the hourly lowest and highest price?
This query
q)select price by stock,time.hh from trade
groups the prices hourly by stock
stock hh| price .. --------| -------------------------------------------------------------------.. amd 0 | 76.03805 3.632539 16.6526 77.27191 79.27451 7.501845 .. amd 1 | 16.35361 85.9618 27.60804 61.91134 6.921016 84.99082 50.05533 81.10.. amd 2 | 47.61621 15.33209 23.64018 88.34472 .. ...
The price column is a list. To get the low and high prices, we need to apply list functions that produce that result:
q)select low: min price,high: max price by stock,time.hh from trade stock hh| low high --------| ------------------ amd 0 | 3.632539 79.27451 amd 1 | 6.921016 85.9618 amd 2 | 15.33209 88.34472 ...
Grouping over non-primary keys
Consider a table with multiple entries for the same value of the stock column.
q)table:([]stock:(); price:()) q)insert[`table; (`ibm`ibm`ibm`ibm`intel`intel`intel`intel; 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4)] 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 q)table stock price ----------- ibm 1 ibm 2 ibm 3 ibm 4 intel 1 intel 2 intel 3 intel 4
If we select and group by stock ...
q)select by stock from table stock| price -----| ----- ibm | 4 intel| 4
... only the last price is in the result.
What if we want the first price? We reverse the table.
q)select by stock from reverse table stock| price -----| ----- ibm | 1 intel| 1
What if we want all the prices as a list? We use xgroup.
q)`stock xgroup table stock| price -----| ------- ibm | 1 2 3 4 intel| 1 2 3 4
Getting the contents of the columns of a table
Imagine that we want to save a CSV file without the first row that contains the names of the table columns. This can be done by extracting the columns from a table, without the row name, and then saving in CSV format.
Here, we assume that tables are not keyed. We'll use this table as our example:
q)trade date open high low close volume sym ------------------------------------------------ 2006.10.03 24.5 24.51 23.79 24.13 19087300 AMD 2006.10.03 27.37 27.48 27.21 27.37 39386200 MSFT 2006.10.04 24.1 25.1 23.95 25.03 17869600 AMD 2006.10.04 27.39 27.96 27.37 27.94 82191200 MSFT 2006.10.05 24.8 25.24 24.6 25.11 17304500 AMD 2006.10.05 27.92 28.11 27.78 27.92 81967200 MSFT 2006.10.06 24.66 24.8 23.96 24.01 17299800 AMD 2006.10.06 27.76 28 27.65 27.87 36452200 MSFT
There are two ways of extracting columns from a table. The first one uses indexing using the colum names:
q)cols trade `date`open`high`low`close`volume`sym q)trade (cols trade) 2006.10.03 2006.10.03 2006.10.04 2006.10.04 2006.10.05 2006.10.05 2006.10.06 .. 24.5 27.37 24.1 27.39 24.8 27.92 24.66 .. 24.51 27.48 25.1 27.96 25.24 28.11 24.8 .. 23.79 27.21 23.95 27.37 24.6 27.78 23.96 .. 24.13 27.37 25.03 27.94 25.11 27.92 24.01 .. 19087300 39386200 17869600 82191200 17304500 81967200 17299800 .. AMD MSFT AMD MSFT AMD MSFT AMD ..
The second one turns the table into a dictionary and then gets the values
q)value flip trade 2006.10.03 2006.10.03 2006.10.04 2006.10.04 2006.10.05 2006.10.05 2006.10.06 .. 24.5 27.37 24.1 27.39 24.8 27.92 24.66 .. 24.51 27.48 25.1 27.96 25.24 28.11 24.8 .. 23.79 27.21 23.95 27.37 24.6 27.78 23.96 .. 24.13 27.37 25.03 27.94 25.11 27.92 24.01 .. 19087300 39386200 17869600 82191200 17304500 81967200 17299800 .. AMD MSFT AMD MSFT AMD MSFT AMD ..
Now we can save in CSV format without the column names:
q)t: trade (cols trade) q)save `:t.csv `:t.csv q)\cat t.csv "2006-10-03,24.5,24.51,23.79,24.13,19087300,AMD" "2006-10-03,27.37,27.48,27.21,27.37,39386200,MSFT" "2006-10-04,24.1,25.1,23.95,25.03,17869600,AMD" ...
Using flip is more efficient (constant time):
q)\t do[1000000; value flip trade] 453 q)\t do[1000000; trade (cols trade)] 2984
However, for splayed tables, only indexing works:
./q.exe dir KDB+ 2.4t 2006.07.27 Copyright (C) 1993-2006 Kx Systems w32/ 1cpu 384MB ... q)\v `s#`sym`trade q)trade (cols trade) 2006.10.03 2006.10.03 2006.10.04 2006.10.04 2006.10.05 2006.10.05 2006.10.06 .. 24.5 27.37 24.1 27.39 24.8 27.92 24.66 .. 24.51 27.48 25.1 27.96 25.24 28.11 24.8 .. 23.79 27.21 23.95 27.37 24.6 27.78 23.96 .. 24.13 27.37 25.03 27.94 25.11 27.92 24.01 .. 19087300 39386200 17869600 82191200 17304500 81967200 17299800 .. AMD MSFT AMD MSFT AMD MSFT AMD .. q)value flip trade `:trade/
Column names as parameters to functions
Elsewhere in this Cookbook we state that column names cannot be arguments to parameterized queries. A type error is signalled when a query like that is applied:
q)f:{[tbl; col; amt] select from tbl where col > amt} q)f[trade][`volume][10000] {[tbl; col; amt] select from tbl where col > amt} 'type
However, a query can also be built from a string. This allows to use column names as query parameters. The above parameterized query can be written using strings as follows:
q)f:{[tbl; col; amt] value "select from ", (string tbl), " where ", (string col), " > ", string amt} q)f[`trade][`volume][10000] date open high low close volume sym ------------------------------------------------ 2006.10.03 24.5 24.51 23.79 24.13 19087300 AMD 2006.10.03 27.37 27.48 27.21 27.37 39386200 MSFT ...
Executing queries built from strings has a performance penalty.
q)\t do[100000; select from table where volume > 10000] 234 q)\t do[100000; value "select from ", (string `trade), " where ", (string `volume), " > ", string 10000] 1250
An alternative to building queries by concatenating strings is to use Q's syntax trees. Our example is defined like this:
q)f:{[tbl;col;amt] ?[tbl; enlist (>;col;amt); 0b; ()]} q)f[trade; `volume; 10000] date open high low close volume sym ------------------------------------------------ 2006.10.03 24.5 24.51 23.79 24.13 19087300 AMD 2006.10.03 27.37 27.48 27.21 27.37 39386200 MSFT
This is more efficient than using strings:
q)\t do[100000; ?[trade; enlist (>;`volume;10000); 0b; ()]] 312
Notice that, when building the query from strings, we pass as a query argument the symbol `trade. When using syntax trees, the call takes the table name without a backtick.


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In this example we will learn some more features of Synergy by looking at how to create a simple todo list. Let's take a look at the code and then we talk about each section and how it works...
const itemsLeft = ({ todos }) => {
const n = todos.filter(({ completed }) => !completed).length
return `${n} ${n === 1 ? "item" : "items"} left`
}
const factory = () => {
return {
state: {
todos: [],
},
update: {
addTodo: (state, { event: { key } }) => {
if (key !== "Enter" || !state.newTodo?.length) return state
return {
...state,
newTodo: null,
todos: state.todos.concat({
title: state.newTodo,
completed: false,
}),
}
},
removeTodo: (state, { scope: { todo } }) => {
return {
...state,
todos: state.todos.filter(({ title }) => title !== todo.title),
}
},
},
getState: (state) => {
return {
...state,
itemsLeft: itemsLeft(state),
}
},
}
}
<input
:name="newTodo"
:onkeyup="addTodo"
placeholder="What needs to be done?"
/>

<input type="checkbox" :name="todo.completed" />
{{ todo.title }}
<button :onclick="removeTodo">[x]</button>

{{ itemsLeft }}

Two-way bindings (:name)
Using the :name
binding on a form input automatically creates a special two-way binding. The input will assume the value (if there is one) from a state property of the same name (in this case newTodo
), and whenever the value of the input changes, state will automatically be updated to reflect that change.
<input
:name="newTodo"
:onkeyup="addTodo"
placeholder="What needs to be done?"
/>
We've already seen in previous examples how to add event bindings, and we're adding another one here to the input element so that it will invoke the addTodo
update function whenever the keyup
event fires.
Context { event }
We want to add a new todo item whenever the user presses the Enter key inside the input. The second argument to every state update function is the context object which, if the update function was triggered by an event, includes an event
key that points to the native Event object.
const factory = () => {
return {
// ...
update: {
addTodo: (state, { event: { key } }) => {
if (key !== "Enter" || !state.newTodo?.length) return state
return {
...state,
newTodo: null,
todos: state.todos.concat({
title: state.newTodo,
completed: false,
}),
}
},
// ...
}
// ...
}
In the example above, we use the Event object to check which key was pressed, and if it's not the Enter key then we simply return the current state so that nothing changes. If it was the Enter key, then our second condition checks that the newTodo
input isn't empty before using its value to add the new todo to our list. When we add the new todo, we also set the value of newTodo
to null
so as to clear the input element ready for the next todo item to be added.
Repeated blocks (:each)
A block of HTML can be repeated for each item in an array by using the :each
binding.

<input type="checkbox" :name="todo.completed" />
{{ todo.title }}
<button :onclick="removeTodo">[x]</button>

The todo in todos
expression creates a new value called todo
that refers to the current item in the iteration.
Context { scope }
When the button on one of our todo items is clicked, the removeTodo
update function is invoked...
const factory = () => {
return {
// ...
update: {
removeTodo: (state, { scope: { todo } }) => {
return {
...state,
todos: state.todos.filter(({ title }) => title !== todo.title),
}
},
// ...
}
// ...
}
As we just learned, the second argument to every state update function is the context object. If the update function was triggered inside a repeated block, then this object includes a scope
key that points to a copy of the scope from the event origin.


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This enables you to configure custom settings that apply only to your particular workflow application.
Also, the MDW runtime provides many injection points where you can configure behavior provided by your custom deployable artifact (Jar File).
Examples of this include Dynamic Java, Camel Integration, and MDW Assets.
Frequently you'll want to associate your workflow package with a corresponding deployable artifact so that MDW knows where to locate your custom code.
This is accomplished using Package Configuration as well.
Maintaining Package Configuration
To access workflow package configuration in Designer, right-click on a package in Process Explorer view and select Show Properties.
Then select the Configuration tab in Properties View.
The screenshot below illustrates a workflow package that already contains some configuration settings.
Package settings are configured per-environment (even for those such as in the illustration which are not environment-dependent).
To add a new property value, click the Add button under properties.
To add another environment, click the Add button under Environments.
The environment name must correspond to the runtimeEnv Java system property that MDW uses to identify which type of environment you're running in.
The runtimeEnv can be any value, but two values have special meaning: dev and prod (both lower case). Dev environments allow convenience features such as unauthenticated access.
Prod environments require special permissions and confirmations before performing certain actions, and disallow other actions completely.
The package configuration settings are exported along with the processes and assets for a package, and so they carry forward when migrated to a new environment.
You can leverage your package configuration properties using the props binding expression syntax in your activity design attributes,
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 Few of my friends had tripped before, but they had always gotten them out of state and taken them when I was out of town. I remember the days preceding the trip as if it were yesterday. I had headed over to my close friend Chris' house to engage in our daily ritual of smoking some herb and relaxing in the nice April weather. It was 4/20, the day before my trip so we had some obvious festivities we needed to embark on.
I sat down on his couch and he handed me the bowl to take the first hit, which I don't know if things are the same with anyone else but in our circle of friends this was always a big honor. As I inhaled the sweet smoke I looked at my friends face and he had a huge grin. 'What's goin on man' I uttered goofily as I exhaled my first massive hit. 'We got em.' My jaw dropped in disbelief.
You see the night before that I had been with him and all our other friends for hours trying to get a hold of them until I eventually just smoked a joint and went home in disappointment. 'Today?' I asked as it was pouring rain outside. 'No, tomorrow, look' as he showed me the weather channel indicating the next day would be a beautiful day to trip in this wooded area behind our old Trolley Station.
 Somehow I drifted off to sleep and awoke around 11, as we had agreed to all meet up around 12.  It was Me, Chris, and my great friend Bob. Others were along for the ride, but basically just to smoke with us when necessary and make sure we didn't do anything stupid.
So after smoking, we decided to head over to Stop and Shop to buy some food for the day since these shrooms had been previously tested by a reliable source and told to last for 8 hours dead on. On the walk there we consumed our shrooms walking down the street (not the smartest idea, but if you saw my town you'd understand). Then we proceeded to buy some chips, cream pies, and other jargon. I bought myself a 2 liter of Vanilla Coke and in my stoner haze I greedily consumed the entire contents of the bottle.
So as I sat on the bench waiting for the rest of my friends to come out of the store with my friend Ryan I noticed the colors starting to brighten but nothing major yet as it had only been like 15 minutes. 'You feelin' it yet' he asked me.  'I think it's startin to kick in mildly but I could just be really high' I answered. So Bob and Chris came out of the store and we headed up towards the woods.
Bob's girlfriend had arranged to meet us behind the Trolley Station with her car to meet us with a cooler and all this stuff we had wanted to bring with us for the trip. I'd like to start out saying that this day was the day before a big storm so it was easily 80 degrees out, which in the middle of April is a big change to the previous weather. I had ill-prepared clothes wise, wearing baggy jeans and a black t-shirt and I would find this would effect me later.
We all arrived behind the Trolley Station to realize Bob's girlfriend had not gotten there yet. I wasn't tripping and I had turned to Bob and Chris and asked them if they had felt anything yet and they both replied 'No'. Little did I know it would hit me first. I should have expected this considering that I had weighed the least out of the other two (Bob weighing rougly 160 and Chris being a giant at like 6' 5 and 300 lbs). I sat up against the back entrance of the Station and minutes after I did that I felt this extreme rush of energy start to surge through my entire body.
It was more extreme than anything I had ever felt, only previously having smoked and taken Ecstasy. I could see my friends looking at me with excitement as I asked if they had started yet. 'No, why are you' they replied and I just said 'Yeah. This is nuts. Give me a second' and put my finger to my lips as to shush them. I stared out in front of me as the trees shifted back and forth behind one another and the gravel of the parking lot wave and ripple as if it was an ocean, meanwhile the intense energy surge only increasing. BAM, I was tripping.
After the energy surge I was left with just the intense body high and mild visualizations due to the fact I hadn't even come close to what would be my peak. My stomach started gurgling and I began to feel extreme discomfort in that fact. I kept having to make myself burp just to feel mildy comfortable, only for the discomfort to come back moments later. I got up and started to walk away and they asked where I was going. 'Just over here, don't worry I'm not wondering off, just keep yelling my name and if I dont' answer you THEN come look for me.'
My friends had known I was a mildly sensible person so they agreed to the idea. I wondered over in extreme discomfort to a tree that had an obvious shape of a face built in. I had seen it before, and it wasn't doing anything extreme, but the idea of it fascinated me. I kept staring at it and poking the holes where the 'eyes' were and laughing trying to free my mind of the discomfort as I kept burping away.  'What's up man. You having a good time?' he said. 'Yeah, I dont' know my stomach is botherin me real bad, and if it keeps up I have the feeling I'm gonna have a bad trip.' He asked me to come back over to them and I declined so he walked back and told Chris and Bob about my condition.
Then they started calling me over like 'What's up man?' and I wasn't even tripping hard but the body high and the excitement had me all giddy so I kept laughing foolishly and dancing away as they tried to get my attention. 'I heard your stomach is real upset. We're about to smoke a bowl cuz we're not tripping and we hope it will help it kick in. Pot is supposed to be really good at calming your stomach on shrooms.  So I wandered over laughing at nothing and agreed to take a few hits. I took about 3 and I was good. It settled my stomach, for the time being, and soon Melissa arrived and began our trek deep into the woods.
About half way up the trail I realized I was way ahead of everyone and I looked back to see Ryan and Melissa talking and laughing, and beyond them I saw Chris and Bob looking like they were having a detailed conversation. So I ran past Melissa and Ryan to them feeling very happy and asked them if they were finally tripping. They both agreed, laughing and we all began to have a conversation about what we were feeling and over-describing the wave of energy type feeling they had felt as well. As soon as we got up to the woods I realized I started feeling very hot as it was humid as hell.
There was nothing to do about it so my condition worsened. As we approaced our 'camp site' (the scene of very many parties surrounding a fire pit where we often drank and smoked in the summer time) they decided to take a rest and smoke more. I didn't feel like smoking so I walked over this path that leads to a rock quarry which has a big rock sticking out around 30 feet above this BEAUTIFUL lake scenery. I sat on the rock gazing into the distance feeling extremely blissfull without a care in the world. The breeze was good and it gradually cooled me down.
I heard Bob calling me off in the distance so I wondered back to the camp site. I started feeling more and more hot as I could tell my body temperature was rising. I remember I had been carrying a back pack the whole time carrying all the food contents and the feeling of it on my back under the blistering sun had made me break out into a sweat. After experiencing the same thing on a Sunflower Ectasy pill I started feeling pessimistic and got extremely negative, talking to Bob and Chris saying I was unhappy cause I thought it was e. You see, the shrooms had been dried and ground up into powder and placed in chocolate.
Even though while consuming them I could taste the obvious taste of the mushroom I still started thinking that my shroom trip hopes were lost and that I was just about to roll. This made me upset as I had rolled numerous times before, so I started feeling depressed and decided I would just go home So Ryan had decided to walk back with me on the tracks because he had had enough of the heat anyway. So I smoked some pot before I left and we engaged on the walk.
As I was walking down the tracks they started shifting back and forth and turned a weird purplish color. The sky was vibrant and the greens were incredible. I slowly started to realize that I was upset for no reason and that is was indeed mushrooms I had taken. Meanwhile, my body temperature kept rising and when I approached my street I had decided to just go home anyway, as I was drenced in sweat and decided I would just throw on some shorts and turn on my fan and relax to some good music.
 This is when I started tripping really hard. My mom entered the kitchen and I turned my face into the fridge 'searching' for 'something to eat'. 'What's wrong with you' my mom asked obviously knowing I was avoiding looking at her. I pulled out a bottle of water and faced the other direction the whole time while I just uttered 'It's really fuckin' hot out there, especially when you're tri.......baked.  She had known I was a big time stoner, but still hated knowing and hearing about the fact.
 I was sweating bullets and I started tripping really hard. My stomach was acting up again immensely as it expanded and felt like it was going to pop. I felt like I had eaten a 10 course meal and my stomach was still growing. My walls were moving in and out with my breath and I was seeing shapes and colors all around my wall.
So my condition worsened as I could not seem to calm myself down. I was really hot and couldn't cool off. I started freaking out as I was clammy as hell, and I went into my bathroom to splash some cold water on my face in hopes it would help. I walked over to the toilet to urinate and as I started the toilet kept getting smaller and smaller as if it was disappearing into the distance. I tried my best to make the hole that was gradually decreasing in size. As I finished I flushed the toilet and as soon as I did this sent the audio bits of a million things racing through my head. Name a sound and I heard it.
I walked over to my sink to splash the water on my face and as I looked up my bathroom had changed. It seemed to have a dank yellowish tone to it. I suddenly felt disgusting. The word scum kept popping into my head and for some reason I couldn't think otherwise. I looked up at the mirror and my face looked pale yellow along with the bathroom. Then spiders started to crawl out of the cracks in my walls. This freaked me out alot so I went to exit the bathroom only to look to my right and see my friend Dan looking at me coming up the stairs.
I was wearing nothing but pajama pants and that was it. He looked at me as if he seemed really concerned and he just said 'What's up dude? How you feelin'?' I told him how I was just really hot and felt like sittin in my room. You know that type of panicking where you just feel really nervous and you quickly tell someone something in a hurry like 'Yeah, I just don't feel good and I'm not havin fun. I'm gonna try to sleep it off and maybe I'll give you a call later if it picks up' as I shut my door. This is when things went really downhill.
The sound of the toilet combined with the extreme body temperature and upset stomach started making me really freak out. My heart started feeling like it was palpitating and skipping beats. The sounds I was hearing weren't helping at all. I was hearing the sound of the telephone when you leave it off the hook for a while combined with ambulance sirens in the background over and over. I went downstairs because at that particular moment in time I had decided I was going to tell my mom I was tripping and have her take me to the hospital. Thank god when I went downstairs no one was home and she had left or I would gotten completely screwed.
I was panicking majorly. My stomach condition was worsening. I reached for the cabinet in the kitchen and took a prescription Zantac my stepfather had and grabbed a bag of chips and went upstairs. I thought I was dying of starvation. I started shoving random chips in my mouth and tryin to swallow. I choked a few times and drank some water. Then I laid down as my heart jumped out of my skin. I started feeling as if I was going to die.
I started thinking of all my friends and what they would do. I wondered if I should try and write notes to all my loved ones individually. I wondered what people at school would do when they found out I had had a heart attack on mushrooms. I thought of my mom, dad, stepdad, friends, grandma, teachers, my punk bands, old friends, the punk scene in general that was the one love of my life. My heart rate slowly decreased as I held my eyes closed and anticipated death. I stopped myself from breathing and figured I wouldn't fight it and I would just except it. Everything faded to bright white and suddenly I died.
My heart stopped beating. I wasn't breathing. I was just staring into a vast area of whiteness. No thoughts, no visions. Just white, everywhere. I remained this way for a certain amount of time I can't recall. Until all of a sudden my heart started beating again at a somewhat abnormal rythym and I started breathing again. I jumped up with the thought in my head like 'I'm not going out like this. Not here, not now. It's not my time.' I stood straight up, directly underneath my fan and just stood there. After about 20 mintues, everything was back to complete normal.
I laid down and realized it had only been an hour and a half since I had consumed the shrooms. I laid back on my bed and felt complete serenity. I was liquid. My body had no shape, I knew no reality. My soul had become one with the universe. My pure existance knew no boundaries. I was a free spirit, roaming the plateaus of our universe. I was one with the energy that makes up everything. I laid back in this state for hours as I didn't leave my bed for the remaining 6 hours. I thought about every aspect of life. Name a thought, and I was thinking about it. Literally. I just laid back and thought for 6 hours.
Birth, death, life, family, friends, music, nature, galaxies, universe, all while staring at random fractals and geometric shapes bursting with color all around me.  I realized the whole experience was worth it. I was a changed man. I had seen a reality outside of my own and I appreciated it greatly.
I have never taking a hallucinogen since. I believe that my one trip was all I needed to show me a world outside our own. Suddenly the idea wasn't just for a 'trip' for me anymore as I had stupidly reasoned it to be before. I took in the experience, and am left with a beaufiful memory. I decided on them that I would give up drugs and stop being so foolish. Before the trip I had snorted many pills, rolled numerous times, and done other things like Cocaine and PCP. I was a drug addict.  Mushrooms made me realize this and that wasn't me. I have been free of every drug since (including pot) and I am forever grateful. If you want to see inside yourself and get a better understanding of the inner you, I strongly recommend taking mushrooms once, and one time only. The rest, is in your hands.
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void |
afterInitialize(Node node) |
void |
beforeInitialize(Node node) |
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createPacketReader(TcpIpConnection connection,
IOService ioService) |
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createPacketWriter(TcpIpConnection connection,
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destroy() |
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PacketWriter createPacketWriter(TcpIpConnection connection, IOService ioService)
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Issue: DATA-TYPES-HIERARCHY-UNDERSPECIFIED
References: CLtL 33-35 (data types)
CLtL 312 (DEFSTRUCT :INCLUDE option)
Category: CHANGE
Edit history: 24-Mar-88, version 1 by Steele
4-Sep-88, version 2 by X3J13 June 88
Problem description:
The types HASH-TABLE, READTABLE, PACKAGE, PATHNAME, STREAM, and
RANDOM-STATE currently are not required to be disjoint from CONS, SYMBOL,
ARRAY, NUMBER, or CHARACTER. The same is true of DEFSTRUCT types. With
the arrival of CLOS, lack of disjointness will be inconvenient because one
cannot reliably use generic function dispatch on these types.
Proposal (DATA-TYPES-HIERARCHY-UNDERSPECIFIED:DISJOINT):
Remove the third and antepenultimate bulleted items from section 2.15 is
CLtL and replace with the following:
* The types CONS, SYMBOL, ARRAY, NUMBER, CHARACTER, HASH-TABLE, READTABLE,
PACKAGE, PATHNAME, STREAM, RANDOM-STATE, and any single other type created
by DEFSTRUCT [or DEFCLASS] are pairwise disjoint.
Also, in the discussion of the DEFSTRUCT :INCLUDE option, it is an error for
the type given to the :INCLUDE option to be CONS, SYMBOL, ARRAY, NUMBER,
CHARACTER, HASH-TABLE, READTABLE, PACKAGE, PATHNAME, STREAM, or
Rationale:
It would be useful to extend sequence functions to operate on streams
or hash tables, for example, through the CLOS generic function mechanism.
This is not possible under the current specification.
Current practice:
Some implementations in effect use DEFSTRUCT to define data structures
such as hash tables and random-states.
Cost to Implementors:
Small or nonexistent. The main reason this disjointness was not specified
in CLtL was the possibility that structures might not be easily
distinguishable: a stupid concern over a slight efficiency. This
implementation freedom apparently has not been exploited in practice.
Cost to Users:
None.
Cost of non-adoption:
CLOS will be less useful.
Benefits:
CLOS will be more useful.
Esthetics:
This makes the type system simpler and easier to understand.
Discussion:
This suggestion originated in the CLOS committee.


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The Python interpreter is usually installed as
/usr/local/bin/python3.9
on those machines where it is
available; putting /usr/local/bin
in your Unix shell’s search
path makes it possible to start it by typing the command:
python3.9
to the shell.
1 Since
the choice of the directory where the interpreter lives is an installation
option, other places are possible; check with your local Python guru or
system administrator. (E.g., /usr/local/python
is a popular
alternative location.)
On Windows machines where you have installed Python from the
Microsoft Store, the python3.9
command will be available. If you have the
py.exe launcher
installed, you can use the py
command. See
Excursus: Setting environment variables
for other ways to launch Python.
Typing an end-of-file character (Control-D on Unix, Control-Z on Windows)
at the primary prompt causes the interpreter to exit with a zero exit
status. If that doesn’t work, you can exit the interpreter by typing the
following command: quit()
.
The interpreter’s line-editing features include interactive editing,
history substitution and code completion on systems that support the
GNU Readline
library. Perhaps the quickest check to see whether command line editing is
supported is typing Control-P to the first Python prompt you get. If it
beeps, you have command line editing; see Appendix
Interactive Input Editing and History Substitution
for an introduction to the keys. If nothing appears to happen, or if
^P
is echoed, command line editing isn’t available; you’ll
only be able to use backspace to remove characters from the current line.
The interpreter operates somewhat like the Unix shell: when called with standard input connected to a tty device, it reads and executes commands interactively; when called with a file name argument or with a file as standard input, it reads and executes a script from that file.
A second way of starting the interpreter is
python -c command [arg] ...
, which executes the statement(s)
in command, analogous to the shell’s
-c
option. Since Python statements often contain spaces or other characters
that are special to the shell, it is usually advised to quote
command in its entirety with single quotes.
Some Python modules are also useful as scripts. These can be invoked using
python -m module [arg] ...
, which executes the source file
for module as if you had spelled out its full name on the command
line.
When a script file is used, it is sometimes useful to be able to run the
script and enter interactive mode afterwards. This can be done by passing
-i
before the script.
All command line options are described in Command line and environment.
When known to the interpreter, the script name and additional arguments
thereafter are turned into a list of strings and assigned to the
argv
variable in the sys
module. You can access
this list by executing import sys
. The length of the list is
at least one; when no script and no arguments are given,
sys.argv[0]
is an empty string. When the script name is given
as '-'
(meaning standard input), sys.argv[0]
is
set to '-'
. When
-c
command is used, sys.argv[0]
is set to
'-c'
. When
-m
module is used, sys.argv[0]
is set to the full name
of the located module. Options found after
-c
command or
-m
module are not consumed by the Python interpreter’s option
processing but left in sys.argv
for the command or module to
handle.
When commands are read from a tty, the interpreter is said to be in
interactive mode. In this mode it prompts for the next command
with the primary prompt, usually three greater-than signs
(>>>
); for continuation lines it prompts with the
secondary prompt, by default three dots (...
). The
interpreter prints a welcome message stating its version number and a
copyright notice before printing the first prompt:
$ python3.9
Python 3.9 (default, June 4 2019, 09:25:04)
[GCC 4.8.2] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>>
Continuation lines are needed when entering a multi-line construct. As an
example, take a look at this
if
statement:
>>> the_world_is_flat = True
>>> if the_world_is_flat:
... print("Be careful not to fall off!")
...
Be careful not to fall off!
For more on interactive mode, see Interactive Mode.
By default, Python source files are treated as encoded in UTF-8. In that encoding, characters of most languages in the world can be used simultaneously in string literals, identifiers and comments — although the standard library only uses ASCII characters for identifiers, a convention that any portable code should follow. To display all these characters properly, your editor must recognize that the file is UTF-8, and it must use a font that supports all the characters in the file.
To declare an encoding other than the default one, a special comment line should be added as the first line of the file. The syntax is as follows:
# -*- coding: encoding -*-
where encoding is one of the valid
codecs
supported by Python.
For example, to declare that Windows-1252 encoding is to be used, the first line of your source code file should be:
# -*- coding: cp1252 -*-
One exception to the first line rule is when the source code starts with a UNIX “shebang” line. In this case, the encoding declaration should be added as the second line of the file. For example:
#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: cp1252 -*-
Footnotes
1
On Unix, the Python 3.x interpreter is by default not installed with the
executable named python
, so that it does not conflict with a
simultaneously installed Python 2.x executable.
3. An Informal Introduction to Python


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We wish to correct an error that many persons, not Cornish, entertain with regard to the language of Cornish working people. Their mistake originates, in many instances, from seeing in stories—misnamed Cornish, and for the most part written by strangers to the country—such an uncouth jargon, put into the mouths of West Country folks, which is no more the common dialect of Cornwall than it is of Jericho. Our English will bear comparison with that of any rural district, and, in most cases, be found more correct, though somewhat antiquated. Many of our peculiar words, such as agricultural or mining terms, a few names of plants, &c., are genuine old Cornish.
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Missense_Mutation
| Data from | Mutation Assessor |
| Type | Missense_Mutation |
| RG variant | R>G |
| RG var.type | missense |
| AA variant | R680G |
| Gene | EGFR |
| MSA | MSA |
| Func. Impact |
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|
| FI score | 3.065 |
| VC score | 3.93 |
| VS score | 2.20 |
| Location | 7p12 |
| Uniprot | EGFR_HUMAN |
| Refseq | NP_005219 |
| gaps in MSA | 0.71 |
| MSA height | 165 |
| Codon start position | chr7:55208288 |
| Uniprot position | 680 |
| Uniprot residue | R |
| Refseq position | 680 |
| Refseq residue | R |
| OG | 1 |
| N.Cosmic | 182 |
| N.SNPs | 36 |
| mutations in COSMIC@position | p.R680G |
| cancer types in COSMIC@position | astrocytoma_Grade_IV |
| gene's known role in cancer | Cancer Cell Map Pathway :: Alpha6Beta4 Integrin /// Cancer Cell Map Pathway :: EGFR1 /// Cancer Review :: Futreal et al 2004 /// Cancer Review :: Vogelstein and Kinzler 2004 /// Entrez Query :: Oncogene /// Entrez Query :: Stability /// Entrez Query :: Tyrosine Kinase |
| regions@position | TOPO_DOM // 669 // 1210 // Cytoplasmic (Potential). |
| domains | Furin-like cysteine rich region /// Receptor L domain /// Protein tyrosine kinase |
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Type: Missense_Mutation


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A simple web application to get your Ghanian Akan name based on your birthday and gender.
Fill in the form below to get your Akan name
Date of Birth *
Month of Birth *
Year of birth *
Gender *
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Visualization of Total Accidents in Malaysia
Javascript is definitely not my strong suit.
Most of the code was adopted from this example where I removed some unnecessary code and added projection code for projecting the Malaysia map instead of the world map. Accidents data was retrieved from this link and I structured the necessary data into a JSON file. The map data for Malaysia was provided as part of the assignment but changes were made to the TopoJSON to include the ID of the states so that the accidents data and the map data can be merged. Not much change can be seen from the colours of the choropleth map because the trend for the number of accidents of each state remains constant throughout the years.


| tunnel {aakmisc} | R Documentation |
Secure-shell (ssh) tunnels for database access.
startTunnel(
port = NULL,
remotehost = getOption("aakmisc.remotehost", NULL),
user = getOption("aakmisc.user", NULL),
sleep = 5
)
stopTunnel(..., pid = getOption("aakmisc.tunnelpid", NULL))
port |
Port on which to connect to PostgreSQL database. If NULL, a random port number will be used. |
remotehost |
Hostname of PostgreSQL server. An ssh tunnel to this host will be created. |
user |
Username to use in conneting to PostgreSQL database. If NULL, Sys.getenv("USER") will be used. |
sleep |
Time in seconds to sleep after initiating the ssh tunnel. |
... |
Additional arguments ignored. |
pid |
ID of ssh tunnel process.
Set automatically by |


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Fight Club
Fight Club is a movie starring Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, and Meat Loaf. An insomniac office worker and a devil-may-care soapmaker form an underground fight club that evolves into something much, much more.


Competition Day 0
So yesterday was fun, filled with plenty of travel. The competition takes place in Alma, Quebec. Alma is a small town 3 hours north of Quebec City. To get there we flew from Edmonton to Toronto to Montreal. From Montreal we rented a minivan and drove to Alma.
We spent the night before packing the UAV, all peripheral components, spares and repair tools. For this competition we needed to take two flights. As a result we contructed wooden crates to hold the UAV in. The crates were canabalized from old competition crates, but never the less held strong.
At 4:00am yesterday we left the club room and headed to the airport. We got through security just fine and had no issues with the LiPo batteries. We probably won’t be able to say the same for US competiton though.
When we finally reached Montreal we caught a cab to the car rental service and headed out from there. The going was very slow in Montreal but the traffic eventually let up and we a had a long windy drive to Alma. Along the way, we worked on our competition presentation, discussed LOTR lore, worried about gas, tried speaking french, and speculated on what the traffic signs meant.
We finally reach Alma close to 11:00pm. We quickly unpacked and found everything unscathed. It was then time for a well deserved sleep.
Also check out the article on the faculty of engineering website.


Ok so, I'm your average teenager, 16 years old, with no current mental, or physical problems that I know of. I also do recreational drugs once in a while like weed, alchohal, and shrooms, but last night I decided that I would try some Ritalin. I went into the trip expecting a whole lot and I had an open mind and a great mood.
My trip began at around 9:20PM last night when my parrents went to sleep. I decided to start off slowly and took only one of my 30mg. capsuls. At 9:50PM I took annother 30mg cap since the first one didn't seem to be doing anything at all. When it was about 10:30PM I started to feel something but I couldn't tell exactly what it was so I just sat watching TV for annother 10 minutes.
 Somewhere between 10:45PM and 11:45PM I had taken two more 30mg. capsuls (Very very bad idea, remember to always start out on the lowest dose possible). I was now on 120mg.'s of methylphenidate and I had no idea what I was getting myself into.
At around 12:00AM exactly, I was starting to buzz, and feel slightly euphoric. I thought that this was going to be the peak of my experiment, so I went online and talked with some friends.
At about 1:15AM my high mysteriously vanished. Now this really confused me because I had heard that the methylphenidate would have at least kept he high for about 4 hours at least.
So I went to my living room and watched TV until 2:00AM, and then walked to my bedroom. I remember having a very strange sickly feeling in my stomach, not like I was going to throw up but like something was happening inside me.  I was slightly shaking and my eyes were wide open. I realized that my trip had not nearly been over and that it was just beginning.
So I just sat there staring at things and thinking extremely deep and odd thoughts, when the high really started kicking in. By that time it was only 2:15AM and I slowly realized that I had taken WAY more than my mind or body could handle. I tryed to think of something to do but my thoughts were racing so fast, it was like I just couldn't stop thinking. I finaly thought of listening to some music, so i put on some pink floyd and was actualy able to enjoy about 1-2 songs before I felt like my high was way too out of control to enjoy anything.
(Now before I go any further I would like to say that all drugs seem to affect me far more than they do to other people).  I turned off my music and tryed to relax. My heart rate was WAY above normal somewhere around 150 (I was too high to even count that fast).
I started to really freak out after I began hallucinating. The walls of my room were now shifting around kind of like jello and bowing in and out. I remember the door to my room was slowly shrinking and growing, but it was very subtle. Everything in my room looked like it had barely visible light trails all over them (kinda like when on mushrooms). But seriously I was scarred shitless I didn't know what was going to happen I thought I was going to over dose and die, honestly. I was not expecting the trip to get that intense at all, it was like two times as crazy as any mushroom trip I have ever been on.
So I ended up sitting there in my room, with my eyes darting all over the place looking at everything as it slightly moved around. My body was pulsing with blood, but way more than I had ever felt it go before. The high seemed to be getting more intense with every pound of my racing heart. My chest began to ache from the pain of my thumping heart, and my whole body was in a cold sweat as I prepared to die.
Well the high continued its course ravaging my body, starting and stopping as it pleased when finally it seemed to stop for good.  I got out of bed, and went to use the bathroom. My body felt far worse than after any hang over I have ever had.  When I got up and started talking to my parrents they didnt seem to notice anything, but I felt very depressed and felt very achy in my whole body (especialy my head). I couldnt laugh at anything, and couldn't eat a bite.
So now it's about 8:36 AM in the morning, my arms and legs are still freezing, my heart is finaly starting to act relatively regular, and things in my peripheral vision still tend to move and shift around at random. I'm still fairly depressed, and mentaly raw. If I had to change one thing about this trip, I would probably have just stopped at 60mg. and probably had an awsome night.
REMEMBER: DON'T RUSH YOUR TRIPS, TAKE IT SLOWLY WHEN TRYING SOMETHING FOR THE FIRST TIME NO MATTER WHAT! Happy Trippin
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The Debiphone Application works offline, meaning it does not need to connect to any Bank for authorization. In doing this it avoids potential hacker attacks and online transgressions
The User’s personal data are not stored in the User’s Mobile device. They are held in Debiphone Servers hosted in a highly secured Data Center.
No User can access the Application without an Individual Access code which acts in accordance with the User’s Mobile number.
Users can setup several Mobile numbers where they can use the Application, but only one active at any time.
The Application requires to set a GREEN code for regular transactions and a RED code for “Alert” impending transactions to be used in the case of an assault. This RED code limits available balance to a random 2 digit lower amount setup by the User him/herself
The RED code will also be to set the GPS signal on your device and alert authorities of an ongoing dangerous situation
Balance will only show on the device after the Authorization Code has been entered
Bank compensation is done several times a day at randomly selected times
Compensation at the Front-End and the Back-End checks transactions sequence and account balances to validate last movements and detect possible alterations. There is no Clearance checks at the front-end level.
The Virtual Holding Account is identified by a combination of your Phone Number, the Username, and the Device’s ID. Hence it can only be accessed from a single particular device


Martin Lewis debunks private parking ticket myths and explains how you can appeal
He also reveals how you can fight the fines
by James Andrews, Emma GrimshawMoney saving guru Martin Lewis has given the facts about private parking tickets and how to appeal.
His comments come after a viewer on ITV's This Morning asked him about whether you can ignore the fines - an issue Martin's been waiting years to address, reports the Mirror.
Viewer Vicky asked: “I've had a parking ticket sent to me in the post from a private company, my dad said that he'd heard that as it's private I don't have to pay it. Please can you give me some advice?”
“That's incorrect information,” Martin replied.
“We did it on this show a few years ago, someone mis-heard, did a Facebook post about it that was then shared 300,000 times – and I've been trying to correct this one ever since.”
So what are the facts?
“Private parking tickets are invoices," Martin explained.
"So if they're unfair invoices you don't have to pay them.
"But I would always inform them that you believe they're unfair, if they have an appeals system go back through the appeals system.
"If they don't, write back and say it's unfair, and why you think it is."
And on one point, the MoneySavingExpert.com founder was absolutely clear.
“I would not ignore them, and I have never taken that stance," he said.
How to appeal a private parking ticket
If you feel you have been unfairly charged, the most important rule is don't ignore the letter.
But Martin also warns don't pay a penny at first. Paying immediately is seen as an admission of guilt and you cannot then subsequently appeal.
All private parking firms need to be members of an Accredited Trade Association and abide by its code of practice.
There are currently two of these: the British Parking Association and the International Parking Community.
Both have independent appeals services that drivers can use if their own appeal fails.
Check the regulators websites to see if the parking company is registered.
You can also call the BPA on 01444 447 300 to check if a company is a member.
If you think the Parking Charge Notice you've received is unfair or it's above £100, you can contact the company or the landowner explaining your reasons and why you're disputing it.
Try to gather as much evidence as possible and include it with your letter (such as photographs of the bay, unclear street signs, repair notes if relevant and the ticket itself) - make sure you send this by recorded post or ask the Post Office for proof of postage (this is a free service).
This is known as an informal appeal - if you're unhappy with the final outcome, you can escalate it externally.
If you feel the charge is too high, ask for a breakdown of how the losses are calculated. If the maths doesn't add up, contest it.
For anyone unsure of how to put it in writing, you can use this Citizens Advice template letter.
With a hospital parking ticket, you should send evidence to the parking company if your appointment was running late.
Ask the hospital receptionist to confirm in writing that were delays and send this on to the firm.
If your appeal is rejected
If you've challenged your ticket and been outright rejected, you can take it to an independent appeals system.
It's a free to use service, but can only be done after you've exhausted the company's internal appeals process.
This only applies to firms in the British Parking Association (BPA) Approved Operator Scheme or the Independent Parking Committee (IPC) Independent Appeals Service. If your firm is not registered, it may be breaking the law.
You have 28 days after stage 2 to make an appeal to the Parking on Private Land Appeals (POPLA) and 21 days to take it to the Independent Appeals Service .
If the independent adjudicator agrees with you, the charge will be cancelled.
If POPLA rules in favour of the operator, you may then take your appeal to the Ombudsman Services .
If you fail to pay, the company will have the right to take you to a small claims court.
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Field of Idea Office / MIA Design Studio
- Curated by María Francisca González
- about 7 hours
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: MIA Design Studio
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 132.0 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2017
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Trieu Chien
- Principal Architect Nguyen Hoang Manh
- Concept Design: Nguyen The Huy, Nguyen Hong Quan
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Text description provided by the architects. From the early day of humankind, our ancestors used drawings as a way to communicate with the surrounding entities. It is considered one of the first activities for human beings to express desires and thoughts, which might not have been formed yet. Through the process of learning and developing, civilizations were created, followed by rules, structures, regulations, etc. We are, therefore, overwhelmed by the modern life and often find ourself walking on the beaten paths and put aside our creative instinct.
At MIA Design Studio, we are fortunate to have an isolated space which is separated from the stifling city with a refreshing garden on site. Surrounded with rows of bamboo and a wide-open sky, the space is not only used for working and communicating but also an aspiration for creative thinking.
With a strong intention to create projects with harmonious combination of practical need with a breath of nature, architects are passionate to work freely in an area that is not affected by the pollution elements of the city. Within the area, they can draw their first lines of sketch on the built-in glass panels. With the appropriate proportions, the glass panels play the role of rulers so that the architects can visualize and estimate the actual dimensions of the buildings.
These glass panels are designed to be multiples of the A1 paper sheet - commonly used in architectural drawings. To minimize the impact on the bamboo garden, the glass walls are built vertically at the zig-zag position to create a vertical air flow and enhance the garden experience.
In a corner of the garden, a set of long tables and two benches are placed off each other to provide an interesting asymmetrical feeling. This is a place for architects to work and discuss with colleagues, cogitate or simply enjoy moments in nature.
The primary material used for this project is glass. With transparent properties, this material serves as dividing walls, though does not bring forth the feeling of disconnected space. Additionally, it creates an interesting reflection viewing from the office.


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on arrival we were happy left us to enjoy.
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the hosts jenny malcomn were happy left us to enjoy.


WITNESS LIST Environmental Regulation Committee July 12, 2006-10:00A Incentives On: Baker, Matthew (TCEQ) NTRD On: Shankle, Glenn (TCEQ) Permitting On: Eden, Dan (TCEQ) Meroney, Mike (The Huntsman Corporation and the Texas Chemical Council) SIP and TERP On: Hildebrand, Susana (TCEQ) Schanbacher, David (TCEQ) TERP On: Simmons, Steve (Texas Department of Transportation)


[gecode-users] Porting attributed variables
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Thu Dec 18 11:08:13 CET 2008
Maria Garcia de la Banda wrote:
> Guido Tack wrote:
>
>> Do you want to do the extra pruning in the branching? E.g., collect
>> some attributes for particular variables, and then perform the
>> branching based on these attributes? This reminds me of branchings
>> for scheduling, where propagators determine precedences between
>> activities, and the branching uses this precedence information to
>> order activities. Is that a similar scenario?
>
> What we are considering is a restricted kind of symmetry breaking
> during
> search (i.e., at each search node after a failed assignment we try to
> prune extra values based on the known symmetries). While some
> symetries
> are easy to break efficiently, others require (for efficiency) direct
> access from the variable to a data structure that indicates in which
> variables symmetries it appears (kind of reverse indexing). We could
> always lookup every element of the data structure to find where the
> variable appears, but that is too slow.
I see. So you will need a special search engine anyway, and the
search has to have access to the variables. I think the key to the
implementation will be to identify variables with their indexes in an
array, so that you can just use additional arrays for storing the
attributes. If the attributes are just needed down one branch, a
global array will do. If not, the array must be inside the space and
copied.
> So, I could use a Shared structure (like the array) to keep track of
> the
> info of all variables not yet labeled.
Yes. I'd just use an array of info data structures, and it only
contains actual data at the indexes of the unassigned variables.
> Could I somehow maintain pointers
> to where exactly each variable appears in the structure? (mmh, I
> think I
> am mixing paradigms).
Is it an info field per variable, and the info should again contain
pointers to other variables? I think identifying variables with their
array indexes should make all of this simple.
Cheers,
Guido
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It will probably consist of a login + register section and a small intro


We are the SURGE group, and are going to be modeling storm surges.
Tide data and weather data from Newport and Cardiff, UK respectively, starting March 1st, 2015.
Historical data for the same area and time of year in 2014.
A random walk that uses historical tide data to model surge.
A data-driven model which takes tide, wind, and pressure from the current (2015) data into account.
Diagnostic plots


For Divi Resort's Website we used Google Analytics, heat maps and interviews. Some of our findings demonstrated that visitors found the reservations process challenging and the Call Center was receiving more calls than they could handle. We recommended and implemented some website updates like a smaller banner, bolder colors and accessibility improvements, along with website content such as video, downloadable brochures and island information. These details helped alleviate the call volume in Divi's Call Center, plus, increased website traffic, online bookings and new visitors through the SEO applied with the new content and accessibility improvements.
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pythongis.raster.data module
Module containing the data structures and interfaces for operating with raster datasets.
Functions
def Name_generator(
)
Used internally for ensuring default data names are unique for each Python session.
TODO: Maybe make private.
def pilmode_to_rastmode(
mode)
def rastmode_to_pilmode(
mode)
Classes
class Band
Band class representing a raster band or grid containing values, either standalone or as part of a raster instance.
Ancestors (in MRO)
- Band
- __builtin__.object
Methods
def __init__(
self, img=None, mode=None, width=None, height=None, nodataval=-9999)
Initiate empty band (filled with "nodataval", defaults to -9999) by setting data type "mode", "width", and "height".
Alternatively, load existing data structure from a PIL image given in "img".
Band instances supports all of Python's math operators, so that "band1 + band2" returns a new band instance where the corresponding cell values have been added together. This requires that all band instances are of the same dimensions. Using constant numbers in the expression is interpreted as a band where all cells have that value. For example, "band1 + 3" adds 3 to all cells in band1. Comparison operations like == or > are also supported and will return 1bit bands. Logical operators are also supported. Especially useful is the & operator which returns a binary band where cells from both bands are valid (intersection), the | operator which returns a binary band where cell's from any of the two bands are valid (union), and the ^ operator which returns a binary band where each band is different from the other band (symmetrical difference).
TODO: Add tests to make sure the math and logical operators work correctly.
TODO: Fix so that right math operators work with numbers, now it just tries to call ._operator in reverse.
Iterating over the band loops over each individual cell instance of the band, in order to manipulate the band data on a cell-by-cell level.
Args: img: Existing PIL image instance to load data from. mode: Sets the data type. Only required when creating empty band. - float32 - float16 - int32 - int16 - int8 - 1bit width/height: The width/height of the band data. Only required when creating empty band. nodataval: The value to be interpreted as nodata, defaults to -9999.
Attributes: nodataval: The data value that represents nodata/missing data. This attribute can be changed manually, which will update the mask. width/height: References the width/height of the band. mode: References the data type of the band. mask: Returns the nodata mask of the band, in the form of a binary PIL image with 255 for the pixels that are considered nodata.
The user can also set the mask attribute by supplying another band's mask (or any binary PIL image),
which overwrites pixel values in the masked areas with nodataval.
NOTE: This mask is dynamically calculated from the location of nodata values.
Repeated references use a cached version of the mask ("_cached_mask").
The class is designed so that any changes to the band's values or nodataval
also clears the cached mask so the correct mask can be calculated on next call.
TODO: Add tests to make sure this is implemented systematically.
img: Reference to the underlaying data storage, which is stored in a PIL image.
Should not be used by the user, mostly used internally.
_rast: On rare occasions, this hidden attribute might be useful to get a reference to
the raster instance that owns this band. Returns None if standalone band.
def clear(
self)
Resets all the cell values of the band, setting them to the specified nodataval, otherwise setting them to a value of 0.
TODO: Not fully tested yet. Is 0 a correct value for bands without nodataval?
def compute(
self, expr, condition=None)
Apply the given expression to recompute all cell values, or limited to a subset of cells that meet a particular condition. This method changes the band data in place. Nodata values will remain unchanged.
Args: expr: A string expression using Python math syntax, using the keyword "val" to reference the value of each cell. For instance, "val * 3" changes the band so that all cell values are timed by 3. condition (optional): If given, the expression will only be computed for those cells that meet the given criteria. This can be either a preexisting binary band, or a conditional string expression for calculating such a binary band.
def conditional(
self, condition)
Return a binary band showing where a condition is true.
TODO: Does this, and should it, evaluate to True for nodata values?
TODO> This returns a binary 1bit mode image, where true is 255. Should that be the case, or 1?
Args: condition: A string expression whose evaluation will determine which cell values in the returned binary band will be set to true.
def convert(
self, mode)
Converts the band and its values to a new data type. Changes the band in place.
Args: mode: The data type mode to be converted to. - float32 - float16 - int32 - int16 - int8 - 1bit
def copy(
self)
Copies the band and its data to a new identical band.
def get(
self, col, row)
Returns the cell instance located in the specified column and row numbers.
def histogram(
self, width=None, height=None, bins=10)
Calculates the histogram of the band's data values and draws it on a PyAgg canvas which the user can use to view, modify, or save.
TODO: Is returning it as a PyAgg canvas the best option?
Args: width/height: Desired width/height of the histogram canvas drawing. bins: Number of bins in the histogram.
def is_empty(
self)
Returns True if the grid is empty, ie only contains nodata values.
def recode(
self, condition, newval)
Change to a new value for those pixels that meet a condition.
Similar to compute, but specifically for recoding only a subset of cell values or when you wish to "burn" or "stamp" some of the cell values from another band. This method changes the band data in place.
TODO: Does this change nodata values?
Args: condition: A string expression for specifying which cell values will be recoded. newval: The new value that will be set where the condition is true. Either a single numeric value (int or float, no expression), or a band instance of the same dimensions and mode whose values will be copied into the current band where the condition is true.
def render(
self, width=None, height=None, bbox=None, title='', background=None, **styleoptions)
Shortcut for easily rendering and returning the band data on a Map instance.
Note: If the band belongs to a raster instance, the band data will be rendered in the coordinate system defined in the raster. Otherwise, the coordinate system will be set to match the pixel coordinates.
TODO: Check that works correctly. Have experienced that adding additional layers on top of this results in mismatch and layers jumping around.
Args: width/height: Desired width/height of the rendered map. bbox (optional): If given, only renders the given bbox, specified as (xmin,ymin,xmax,ymax). title (optional): Title text to print on the map. background (optional): Background color, defaults to transparent. **styleoptions (optional): How to style the band values, as documented in "renderer.RasterLayer".
def save(
self, filepath)
Saves the raw band data to an image file, devoid of any geographic metadata. Image format extension can be any of those supported by PIL.
def set(
self, col, row, value)
Sets the value of the cell located in the specified column and row numbers.
def summarystats(
self, *stattypes)
Calculates and returns a dictionary of statistics of all values in the band.
Args: *stattypes (optional): If given, only calculates the requested statistics, otherwise calculates all statistics. - count - sum - mean - min - max - median - majority - minority
def view(
self, width=None, height=None, bbox=None, title='', background=None, **styleoptions)
Renders and opens a Tkinter window for viewing and interacting with the map.
Args are same as for "render()".
class Cell
Cell class representing a particular pixel/cell in a raster band instance.
Ancestors (in MRO)
- Cell
- __builtin__.object
Methods
def __init__(
self, band, col, row)
Cell is instantiated by referencing the paremt raster band to which it belongs, and the cell's column and row location within that grid. Usually created by the parent raster band class, the user should not have to create this.
Args: band: Parent band instance. col: Column number location of the cell (zero-indexed). row: Row number location of the cell (zero-indexed).
Attributes: band: Parent band instance. col: Column number location of the cell (zero-indexed). row: Row number location of the cell (zero-indexed). x: X coordinate of the cell's midpoint. y: Y coordinate of the cell's midpoint. bbox: Bounding box of the cell in the form [leftx,uppery,rightx,lowery] point: GeoJSON representation of the cell's midpoint. polygon: GeoJSON representation of the cell as a rectangular polygon. value: The cell's value. Setting this value saves the change to the parent raster band. neighbours: Returns all 8 neighbours as a list of cell instances.
class RasterData
The main raster data class.
Ancestors (in MRO)
- RasterData
- __builtin__.object
Methods
def __init__(
self, filepath=None, name=None, data=None, image=None, mode=None, tilesize=None, tiles=None, crs=None, **kwargs)
To load from a file simply supply the filepath, and all metadata such as crs and affine transform is loaded directly from the file.
To load from data (list of lists representing a grid), or from an in-memory PIL image, you must additionally define the geotransform.
To create a new empty raster, supply the data type mode, and define the geotransform.
Defining the geotransform can be done in several ways: 1. Set the width/height arguments, and supply an "affine" transform that converts pixel coordinates to geographic coordinates, a list of [xscale,xskew,xoffset, yskew,yscale,yoffset]. 2. Set the width/height arguments, and supply each item of the affine transform directly as keywords. Only the xscale, yscale, xoffset, and yoffset are required.
The keywords xscale and yscale can also be written as "cellwidth" and "cellheight".
The keywords xoffset and yoffset can be omitted by instead specifying xy_cell (any cell
coordinate) along with xy_geo (its equivalent geographic coordinate). This will calculate
the offsets for you.
3. Set the width/height arguments, and define the bbox of the raster. This will calculate the
remaining affine coefficients for you.
4. Set the cellwidth/xscale and cellheight/yscale, and define the bbox of the raster. This will
calculate the necessary width/height to fit inside the bbox.
TODO: Thoroughly test that all of these combinations will create the geotransform without error.
TODO: Also figure out if the affine points to the middle of each cell or the upperleft.
The raster has a length equal to the number of bands it contains, and iterating over the raster loops through each of the bands.
Args: filepath: Filepath of a raster file to load data from. name: Specifies the name of the data, otherwise set to "Untitled". data: List of lists representing the rows of the grid from top to bottom. image: Existing PIL image instance to load data from. mode: Sets the data type. Only required when creating empty band. - float32 - float16 - int32 - int16 - int8 - 1bit **kwargs: Define the geotransform: - width/height: The width/height of the raster data. Only required when creating empty raster. Not required if both bbox and affine transform are given, which will calculate the necessary width/height to contain such a coordinate system. - affine - xscale - xskew - xoffset - yscale - yskew - yoffset - cellwidth - cellheight - xy_geo - xy_cell
Attributes: filepath: Filepath from which the raster was loaded, otherwise None. name: Name of the raster. width/height: Width/height of this raster. mode: Data type mode of this raster. bands: List of band instances belonging to this raster. crs: Coordinate reference system. Not currently used. meta: A dictionary of the raster's metadata. rasterdef: A dictionary that defines the raster, its width/height and affine transform. TODO: Consider changing the name of rasterdef to geotransform, and returning more than just affine. bbox: Bounding box extents of the raster in the form [xleft,ytop, xright,ybottom]. TODO: Also figure out how bbox should be specified and stored internally (as the centerpoint of the cells, or offsetting by half a pixel to get the corners). mask: Returns a nodata mask that represents the shared area of all the band masks, the cells with nodata value in all the bands. The mask is a binary PIL image with 255 for the pixels that are considered nodata.
The user can also set the mask attribute by supplying another band's mask (or any binary PIL image).
Setting the raster mask will only serve as a temporary mask but will not change any of the band values.
NOTE: This mask is dynamically calculated from the location of nodata values.
Repeated references use a cached version of the mask ("_cached_mask").
The class is designed so that any changes to the band's values or nodataval
also clears the cached mask so the correct mask can be calculated on next call.
manager: Accesses the manager subclass and all of its functions, supplying itself as the first argument.
analyzer: Accesses the analyzer subclass and all of its functions, supplying itself as the first argument.
def add_band(
self, band=None, **kwargs)
Adds a band to the raster, and associates it with the raster. Either supply an existing Band class, or use kwargs as init args to be used to construct a new Band class.
def cell_to_geo(
self, column, row)
Returns the geographic coordinate for the given column-row.
def convert(
self, mode)
Converts all the bands to a new data type mode.
def copy(
self, shallow=False)
Returns a copy of the raster data along with copies of all of its band data, unless shallow is set to True.
def geo_to_cell(
self, x, y, fraction=False)
Returns the column-row for the given geographic coordinate.
def get(
self, x, y, band)
Given a geographic xy coordinate, return the cell belonging to the given band index.
def map(
self, width=None, height=None, bbox=None, title='', background=None, crs=None, **styleoptions)
Shortcut for easily creating a Map instance containing this dataset as a layer.
TODO: Check that works correctly. Have experienced that adding additional layers on top of this results in mismatch and layers jumping around.
Args: width/height: Desired width/height of the rendered map. bbox (optional): If given, only renders the given bbox, specified as (xmin,ymin,xmax,ymax). title (optional): Title text to print on the map. background (optional): Background color, defaults to transparent. **styleoptions (optional): How to style the raster values, as documented in "renderer.RasterLayer".
def resample(
self, **kwargs)
TODO: drop, switch this everywhere to .manage.resample().
def save(
self, filepath, **kwargs)
Saves the raster data as a geographic file.
def set(
self, x, y, value, band)
Given a geographic xy coordinate, set the cell value belonging to the given band index.
def set_geotransform(
self, **georef)
Updates the geotransform of the raster.
Set it by supplying any of the affine coefficients as expected when creating a new Raster class. Any changes to the geotransform must be set with this method, since it will calculate the affine and the inverse affine coefficients behind the scenes.
def view(
self, width=None, height=None, bbox=None, title='', background=None, crs=None, **styleoptions)
Opens a Tkinter window for viewing and interacting with the map.
Args are same as for "map()".


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Features
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
- Customizable in many shapes/forms
- Your choice: judges, moderators, audience, experts
- Define the judging criteria
- A lovely scoring system for judges
- Social: profiles
- Discussion: challenge and submissions
- Submission system: everything in one place
- Stats
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- Stewards' Inquiry & Triage as optional extras


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title: An Open Letter to Larry Page
date: 2011-04-17 14:43:00.000000000 -05:00
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Mr. Page,
Good morning. It is a new day.
Google has much potential, and a lot of latent assets waiting to be successfully monetized. I know it is hard to see the forest from the trees - especially when you are locked in a media 'battle' with Facebook. Now is your opportunity to re-invent Google and not let Google be the next Microsoft.
The first step is to realize which business you are in, and which business you SHOULD be in.
You have been in the advertising business. That has subsidized your investment in your greatest asset - and possibly the greatest re birthing the tech industry has ever seen (if you jump on the opportunity that is).
You should be in the infrastructure business. Yes, like Amazon is.
Amazon and
Rackspace. As technology progresses, more and more people are going to have the need to create all sorts of services. Companies like Amazon, Heroku, Rackspace have lowered the bar for us to get started. You have toyed with the idea with AppEngine, but let's face it, you haven't given it much attention.
The market desperately wanted a successful 'GDrive', but you let Dropbox
steal your thunder.
So now is your chance. Continue to use advertising to subsidize the monetization of those assets - but don't be fooled by trying to compete with Facebook. That ship has sailed ages ago.
The real arms race is in Infrastructure-as-a-Service.
 He has already showed inklings of this, with Facebook Credits, and the Platform.
They have also more recently started showing off their
sexy infrastructure. The day FB decides to start monetizing that infrastructure, like Amazon did, I think it might be too late for you.
Please don't let that happen.
We (the Internet) are still rooting for you. You are quickly becoming the underdog again.
Just don't get too wrapped up in the current skirmishes, that you forget the real war.
Sincerely,


I am a J.D. Candidate at the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law (Class of 2024). I am an active member of Women in Tech Law and am pursuing a Certificate in Law and Technology. My previous experience as a Digital Humanities Postdoctoral Fellow attests to my extensive tech background. I have also received a PhD in English Literature from the University of Virginia.


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