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Functions for drawing node-and-edge graphs that have been laid out by graphviz. This provides an alternative rendering to that provided by the 'Rgraphviz' package, with two main advantages: the rendering provided by 'gridGraphviz' should be more similar to what 'graphviz' itself would draw; and rendering with 'grid' allows for post-hoc customisations using the named viewports and grobs that 'gridGraphviz' produces.
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| Published: | 2015-06-16 |
| Author: | Paul Murrell [cre, aut], Ashley Noel Hinton [aut] |
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Dear friend, I am Mrs.kate koroma wife to the late john koroma from Sierra Leon. I am writing you in absolute confidence prmarily to seek your assistance to transfer our cash of($12,000.000.00) now in the custody of a private Security trust firm in Europe. the money is in trunk boxesdeposited and declared as Precious stones by my late Husband as a matter of fact the company does not know the content as money, although my husband made them to under stand that the boxes belongs to his foreign partner.Source of the money: My late Husband john koroma, a native of Mende District in the Northern province of Sierra Leone, was the General Manager of Sierra Leone Mining co-operation (S.L.M.C.) Freetown . According to my Husband, this money was the income accrued from Mining Co-operation's over draft and minor sales. Before the peak of the civil war between the rebels forces and the combined forces of ECOMOG peace keeping operation that almost destroyed my country, following the forceful removal from power of the civilian elected President Ahmed Tejan Kabbah by the rebels. My Husband had already made arrangement for I and my two children to be evacuate to Ivory coast with the CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT he made with a security firm in Europe through the aid of U.N evacuation team. During the war in my country, and following the indiscriminate looting of Public and Government properties by the rebel forces, the Sierra Leone mining coop. Was one of the target looted and it was destroyed. My husband including other top Government functionaries were attacked and killed by the rebels in November 2000 because of his relationship with the civilian Government of Ahmed Tejan Kabbah. As a result of my husbands's death , and with the information we got that the rebels are out for us the burden became too much for me to handle coupled with the ill health of my daugther she died in the process as i could not afford her a decent medical care.Our only hope now is in you and the boxes deposited in the Security Firm To this effect, I humbly solicit your assistance in the followings ways. 1. to assist me claim this boxes from the security Firm as our beneficiary 2. to transfer this money (USD$12M) in your name to your country 3. to make a good arrangement for a joint business investment on our behalf in your country and you, our Adviser/ Manager For your assistance, I have agreed with my only surviving son that 20% of the total amount will be for your effort and another 10 % to cover all the expenses that may incur during the business transaction, and also 10% for any charity of choice the reason I am doing this is that i never new that people are passing through such hardship like this until i find myself in the same contion. Last, I urge you to keep this transaction strictly confidential as no one knows our where about. Please as you show your willingness, Forward to us your full name, address and Tel/ Fax numbers, to me via my private email address as indicated bellow, this is for security reasons as i will only be accessing my private email earnestly awaiting your response. Thanks. May God bless you as you assist us. MRS KATE KOROMA mrskatekoroma@netscape.net


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As with any project, we've had a few prior builds which were rejected, although we don't know why. We also have some upcoming future release work for refueling.
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Checkers’ new online service will deliver groceries to your door within 60 minutes
by Staff WriterCheckers has launched a new on-demand grocery delivery service which promises to deliver online purchases within 60 minutes.
The Sixty60 app – which is still in a test phase – features over 5,000 products including a variety of beers, wines and spirits from Checkers LiquorShop.
The group said it has grouped products together to make the shopping experience faster, with the the app featuring curated ‘shopping missions’.
The retailer said that users can elect to accept delivery within 60 minutes, or alternatively at a time that best suits them.
It added that users can pay using a credit or chip-enabled debit card and shoppers can track their order throughout delivery with real-time GPS tracking.
Delivery restrictions
With the app still in a testing phase, the service is currently limited to parts of Johannesburg and Cape Town.
On Monday (25 November), the app showed that delivery was primarily restricted to parts of:
- Alexandra;
- Sandton;
- Illovo;
- Morningside;
- Bryanston;
- Ferndale;
- Houghton Estate.
Sixty60 is currently available to the public in Checkers supermarkets in the Western Cape including Durbanville, Willowbridge, Okavango Crossing, Rondebosch, Kloof Street, and Sea Point.
Products on the Sixty60 app retail at the same prices found in Checkers stores. Delivery is free for the time being during the pilot period.
Checkers said it is constantly expanding this service and customers have the option to add their address so that the retailer can notify them when the service is available in their area.


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A trial estimation of vocal tract as very simple tube model, two tubes model or three tubes model,
using several peak and drop-peak frequencies of vowel voice, by precomputed grid search and downhill simplex method.
example of vowel /a/. Result will save as figures in the result_figure directory. Input wav format should be mono,16bit,16Khz.
python3 pks2tube1.py -w wav/a_1-16k.wav -r result_figure
example of vowel /i/
python3 pks2tube1.py -w wav/i_1-16k.wav -r result_figure
example of vowel /u/
python3 pks2tube1.py -w wav/u_1-16k.wav -r result_figure
example of vowel /e/
python3 pks2tube1.py -w wav/e_1-16k.wav -r result_figure
example of vowel /o/. Specify -t 3, due to vowel /o/ uses three tubes model
python3 pks2tube1.py -w wav/o_1-16k.wav -r result_figure -t 3
make precomputed data for grid search to estimate two tubes model
python3 pre_compute1.py
It will save pks_dpks_stack_tube2.npz.
make precomputed data for grid search to estimate three tubes model
python3 pre_compute1.py -t 3
It will save pks_dpks_stack_tube3.npz.
re-sampling wav to 16Khz sampling
python3 resample1.py -w wav-file-name(mono,16bit)
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same content in Japanese
MIT
except LPC.py


GenericEnum - An Enum of Any Underlying Value Type for .NET V1.0.0
Enums in .NET are highly useful abstractions over simple constant values. However, the underlying value type of enums are restriced to integer types (int, long, etc.), which diminishes their usability in many cases. Additionally, operators, such as equality and inequality, are not defined between enums of different types. This problem is then often solved by falling back on constant values, but this has significant downsides. For example, method signatures can not determine what values are to be permitted and what values are not. All in all, codebases will soon become plagued by magic strings and magic numbers. GenericEnum intends to fix this problem, by relaxing the constraints imposed on enums and allowing any underlying value type as well as defining sensible operators.
Install the Nuget package.
See more detailed Usage instructions.
GenericEnum
- Generic Value Type
- Comparison Between Different Types
- Operators
- Performant Comparison
Enum
- Generic Value Type
- Comparison Between Different Types
- Operators
- Performant Comparison
✓ Feature Supported ◻ Feature Partially Supported ✕ Feature Not Supported
Important Features and Restrictions
This section is a summary of the most important features and restrictions of GenericEnum. Make sure that you understand these before applying GenericEnum in your own project.
Defining a Custom GenericEnum
When defining a custom GenericEnum, you should always inherit GenericEnumBase<T, TValue>
and
not GenericEnum
or GenericEnumValue<TValue>
. These "extra" classes are required
for cases in which different types are compared.
Maximum Number of Distinct Values
Currently, the maximum number of distinct values that a GenericEnum can define is 64. However, if
the underlying value type can be null
(in other words, the underlying value is a class),
then one value is reserved for null
. The restriction is based upon the number of bits in
an ulong
. Storing a "bitflag" makes the comparison of two GenericEnums of the same type
really fast. This limitation may be relaxed in a later release.
Underlying InternalValue
A GenericEnum has an InternalValue
property if and only if it was explicitly instantiated with one.
Check for this with the property HasValue
.
Underlying ValueSet
Every GenericEnum has an underlying ValueSet
property, which is a set of GenericEnums. This set contains
all associated values of a GenericEnum. If the underlying InternalValue
is defined, then its corresponding
GenericEnum is also contained here. For example, applying the union operator on 1 and 2, will result in {1, 2}.
Underlying Value
GenericEnums whose type can explicitly be defined can have a Value
property. This is just InternalValue
correctly casted to its true type. A GenericEnum can have a Value
property if and only if HasValue
is true.
Equality
The equality of two GenericEnums is based on the equality of the underlying ValueSet
.
In other words, the equality is (in practice) defined as:
GenericEnum0.ValueSet.SetEquals(GenericEnum1.ValueSet)
, where the individual GenericEnums are
then compared with A.InternalValue.Equals(B.InternalValue)
. The comparison of InternalValues
can then be based on reference or value or something else. For example, if one GenericEnum has
an InternalValue
of 1
(type: int) and another has an InternalValue
of 1.0
(type: double), then due to .NET equality conventions this will evaluate to true
.
InternalValue Mutability
The InternalValue
of a GenericEnum can not be changed. However, since the InternalValue
can be of any type, for example, a custom class, the its state may be changed. Changing the
underlying state (especially if it affects equality comparisons) is forbidden and will probably result
in incorrect GenericEnum behavior. Unfortunately, this can not be enforced and no actual errors can
be generated.
Instantiation & Constructor Visibility
When creating a custom GenericEnum (works with inheritance), the constructor should be marked either
private
or protected
. It does not make sense to generate GenericEnums during
runtime outside the initialization phase. Distinct GenericEnums should be created as static fields or
properties within the class itself. All static fields and properties of the same type as the custom
GenericEnum will then be stored within the static property Values
. See the examples below for more details.
Resulting Type After Applied Operator
GenericEnum allows one to apply operators on different types. The resulting type after each operator is the one that contains the most information. If an operator is applied on two GenericEnums of the same type, then the result is also of the same type. If an operator is applied on two GenericEnums of different types, but with the same underlying value type, then the information of the underlying value type is maintained. However, if an operator is applied on two GenericEnums of different types with different underlying value type, then the resulting type won't maintain any information about types. See the section about operators under Examples for examples.
Performance
The performance of GenericEnum is optimized for the case of comparison. Comparing two GenericEnums of the same type is really fast (basically as fast as comparing two ulongs). However, comparisons of different types are slower, as in those cases two HashSets are compared. Applying operators on GenericEnums of the same type is slightly slower than creating a new object. However, applying operators on GenericEnums of different types is slower, as in those cases the operators is in fact applied on HashSets. I might sometime give concrete performance analysis numbers.
Examples
This section contains examples of how GenericEnum works.
Basic Examples
Basic GenericEnums.
GenericEnum With int
as the Underlying Value Type
GenericEnum With double
as the Underlying Value Type
GenericEnum With string?
as the Underlying Value Type
Operators
The supported operators of GenericEnum and what they do.
The Union Operator (|)
The Intersect Operator (&)
The Except Operator (-)
The Symmetric Except Operator (^)
The Secondary Union Operator (+)
The Equality Operator (==)
The Inequality Operator (!=)
HashCode Calculation
The basics of how HashCodes are calculated for GenericEnums. May have some implications in certain applications, but should be just fine in most cases.
HashCode Calculation Examples
Core
This section documents the inner workings of GenericEnum.
GenericEnum
GenericEnum
is a class that should neither be instantiated
nor be inherited directly, even if that is technically possible.
Instance Properties
The properties of GenericEnum
.
public bool HasValue
A property that describes whether an instance of a GenericEnum was instantiated with an explicit value or not.
public dynamic? InternalValue
A property that contains the underlying value of GenericEnum.
public HashSet<GenericEnum> ValueSet
A property that contains all associated GenericEnums to an instance. For example, one can calculate the union of two GenericEnums and in that case ValueSet will contain them both.
Instance Constructors
The constructors of GenericEnum
, their arguments and the key properties that they set.
protected GenericEnum(dynamic? internalValue)
HasValue: true
InternalValue: internalValue
ValueSet: new HashSet<GenericEnum>() { this }
Instance Methods
The instance methods of GenericEnum
, their arguments and what they do and return.
public bool HasFlag(GenericEnum other)
Determines whether the ValueSet of this
is a superset of the ValueSet of other
.
Works like the HasFlag method of the standard enum type.
public bool Equals(object? obj)
Determines whether this
and obj
are equal.
The equality is based on the equality comparison of the underlying ValueSet.
public bool Equals(GenericEnum? other)
Determines whether this
and other
are equal.
The equality is based on the equality comparison of the underlying ValueSet.
public string ToString()
Creates a string representation of a GenericEnum. Joins together all values from the ValueSet.
public int GetHashCode()
Gets the HashCode. The computation of the HashCode is somewhat expensive and so it is cached.
Static Properties
GenericEnum
does not have any static properties.
Static Methods
The static methods of GenericEnum
, their arguments and what they do and return.
public static IReadOnlyList<GenericEnum> GetValues(Type genericEnumType)
Gets all statically defined distinct GenericEnums of a specific type.
Operators
The operators of GenericEnum
, their arguments and what they do and return.
public static bool operator ==(GenericEnum genericEnum0, GenericEnum genericEnum1)
Determines whether two GenericEnums are equal.
public static bool operator !=(GenericEnum genericEnum0, GenericEnum genericEnum1)
Determines whether two GenericEnums are not equal.
public static GenericEnum operator +(GenericEnum genericEnum0, GenericEnum genericEnum1)
Applies the union operator on two GenericEnums. In essence, adds genericEnum0.ValueSet
and genericEnum1.ValueSet
together, but without duplicates.
public static GenericEnum operator -(GenericEnum genericEnum0, GenericEnum genericEnum1)
Applies the except operator on two GenericEnums. In essence, the genericEnum1.ValueSet
is removed from genericEnum0.ValueSet
.
public static GenericEnum operator &(GenericEnum genericEnum0, GenericEnum genericEnum1)
Applies the intersect operator on two GenericEnums. In essence, an intersection is calculated
between genericEnum0.ValueSet
and genericEnum1.ValueSet
.
public static GenericEnum operator |(GenericEnum genericEnum0, GenericEnum genericEnum1)
Applies the union operator on two GenericEnums. In essence, adds genericEnum0.ValueSet
and genericEnum1.ValueSet
together, but without duplicates.
public static GenericEnum operator ^(GenericEnum genericEnum0, GenericEnum genericEnum1)
Applies the symmetric except operator on two GenericEnums. In essence, calculates the values
that exist in genericEnum0.ValueSet
or genericEnum1.ValueSet
, but no both.
Commonly known as the XOR operator.
GenericEnumValue<TValue>
GenericEnumValue<TValue>
is a class that should neither be instantiated
nor be inherited directly, even if that is technically possible. Inherits GenericEnum
.
The type TValue
is the type of the underlying value.
Instance Properties
The properties of GenericEnumValue<TValue>
(not including inherited).
public TValue? Value
A property that contains the underlying value of GenericEnum, but correctly casted. The casting is done in the constructor, so the negative performance implications of boxing are avoided.
Instance Constructors
The constructors of GenericEnumValue<TValue>
, their arguments and the key properties that they set.
protected GenericEnumValue(TValue value)
Value: valueInstance Methods
The instance methods of GenericEnumValue<TValue>
, their arguments and what they
do and return (not including inherited).
public bool Equals(object? obj)
Determines whether this
and obj
are equal.
The equality is based on the equality comparison of the underlying ValueSet.
public bool Equals(GenericEnum? other)
Determines whether this
and other
are equal.
The equality is based on the equality comparison of the underlying ValueSet.
public bool Equals(GenericEnum<TValue>? other)
Determines whether this
and other
are equal.
The equality is based on the equality comparison of the underlying ValueSet.
public int GetHashCode()
Returns base.GetHashCode()
.
Static Properties
GenericEnumValue<TValue>
does not have any static properties.
Static Methods
GenericEnumValue<TValue>
does not have any static methods (not including inherited).
Operators
The operators of GenericEnum<TValue>
, their arguments and what they do and return.
public static bool operator ==(GenericEnumValue<TValue> genericEnum0, GenericEnumValue<TValue> genericEnum1)
Determines whether two GenericEnumValue<TValue> are equal.
public static bool operator !=(GenericEnumValue<TValue> genericEnum0, GenericEnumValue<TValue> genericEnum1)
Determines whether two GenericEnumValue<TValue> are not equal.
public static GenericEnumValue<TValue> operator +(GenericEnumValue<TValue> genericEnum0, GenericEnumValue<TValue> genericEnum1)
Applies the union operator on two GenericEnumValue<TValue>. In essence, adds genericEnum0.ValueSet
and genericEnum1.ValueSet
together, but without duplicates.
public static GenericEnumValue<TValue> operator -(GenericEnumValue<TValue> genericEnum0, GenericEnumValue<TValue> genericEnum1)
Applies the except operator on two GenericEnumValue<TValue>. In essence, the genericEnum1.ValueSet
is removed from genericEnum0.ValueSet
.
public static GenericEnumValue<TValue> operator &(GenericEnumValue<TValue> genericEnum0, GenericEnumValue<TValue> genericEnum1)
Applies the intersect operator on two GenericEnumValue<TValue>. In essence, an intersection is calculated
between genericEnum0.ValueSet
and genericEnum1.ValueSet
.
public static GenericEnumValue<TValue> operator |(GenericEnumValue<TValue> genericEnum0, GenericEnumValue<TValue> genericEnum1)
Applies the union operator on two GenericEnumValue<TValue>. In essence, adds genericEnum0.ValueSet
and genericEnum1.ValueSet
together, but without duplicates.
public static GenericEnumValue<TValue> operator ^(GenericEnumValue<TValue> genericEnum0, GenericEnumValue<TValue> genericEnum1)
Applies the symmetric except operator on two GenericEnumValue<TValue>. In essence, calculates the values
that exist in genericEnum0.ValueSet
or genericEnum1.ValueSet
, but no both.
Commonly known as the XOR operator.
GenericEnumBase<T, TValue>
GenericEnumBase<T, TValue>
is the base class which all custom GenericEnums should inherit.
T
is the type of the custom GenericEnum and TValue
is the type of the underlying value.
This class inherits GenericEnum
and GenericEnumValue<TValue>
. This class should be
inherited like this (int is the type of the underlying value in this case):
public class MyGenericEnum : GenericEnumBase<MyGenericEnum, int> { ... }
Instance Properties
GenericEnumBase<T, TValue>
does not have any properties (not including inherited).
Instance Constructors
The constructors of GenericEnumBase<T, TValue>
, their arguments and the key properties that they set.
protected GenericEnumBase<T, TValue>(TValue value)
Value: value
Instance Methods
The instance methods of GenericEnumValue<TValue>
, their arguments and what they
do and return (not including inherited).
public bool Equals(object? obj)
Determines whether this
and obj
are equal.
The equality is based on the equality comparison of the underlying ValueSet.
public bool Equals(GenericEnum? other)
Determines whether this
and other
are equal.
The equality is based on the equality comparison of the underlying ValueSet.
public bool Equals(GenericEnum<TValue>? other)
Determines whether this
and other
are equal.
The equality is based on the equality comparison of the underlying ValueSet.
public int GetHashCode()
Returns base.GetHashCode()
.
Static Properties
The static properties of GenericEnumBase<T, TValue>
.
public static IReadOnlyList<T> Values
The statically defined distinct values of a specific custom GenericEnum. These distinct values must be declared within the custom class as properties or fields and must be of the specific type. See Examples for concrete examples.
public static Dictionary<ulong, T> ValuesByBitValue
A dictionary of the bitvalues of the property Values
and their respective GenericEnums.
Static Methods
The static methods of GenericEnumBase<T, TValue>
, their arguments and what they do and return.
public static IReadOnlyList<T> GetValues()
Returns the Values
property.
Operators
The operators of GenericEnum<TValue>
, their arguments and what they do and return.
Note that the operators return either a bool
or an object of type T
.
public static bool operator ==(GenericEnumBase<T, TValue> genericEnum0, GenericEnumBase<T, TValue> genericEnum1)
Determines whether two GenericEnumBase<T, TValue>
are equal.
public static bool operator !=(GenericEnumBase<T, TValue> genericEnum0, GenericEnumBase<T, TValue> genericEnum1)
Determines whether two GenericEnumBase<T, TValue>
are not equal.
public static T operator +(GenericEnumBase<T, TValue> genericEnum0, GenericEnumBase<T, TValue> genericEnum1)
Applies the union operator on two GenericEnumBase<T, TValue>
. In essence, adds genericEnum0.ValueSet
and genericEnum1.ValueSet
together, but without duplicates.
public static T operator -(GenericEnumBase<T, TValue> genericEnum0, GenericEnumBase<T, TValue> genericEnum1)
Applies the except operator on two GenericEnumBase<T, TValue>
. In essence, the genericEnum1.ValueSet
is removed from genericEnum0.ValueSet
.
public static T operator &(GenericEnumBase<T, TValue> genericEnum0, GenericEnumBase<T, TValue> genericEnum1)
Applies the intersect operator on two GenericEnumBase<T, TValue>
. In essence, an intersection is calculated
between genericEnum0.ValueSet
and genericEnum1.ValueSet
.
public static T operator |(GenericEnumBase<T, TValue> genericEnum0, GenericEnumBase<T, TValue> genericEnum1)
Applies the union operator on two GenericEnumBase<T, TValue>
. In essence, adds genericEnum0.ValueSet
and genericEnum1.ValueSet
together, but without duplicates.
public static T operator ^(GenericEnumBase<T, TValue> genericEnum0, GenericEnumBase<T, TValue> genericEnum1)
Applies the symmetric except operator on two GenericEnumBase<T, TValue>
. In essence, calculates the values
that exist in genericEnum0.ValueSet
or genericEnum1.ValueSet
, but no both.
Commonly known as the XOR operator.
Usage
This section documents how GenericEnum should be installed and how to create custom GenericEnums.
- Install the Nuget package.
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Create a custom class
CustomGenericEnum
and inheritGenericEnumBase<T, TValue>
, whereT
is the custom GenericEnum type (in this caseCustomGenericEnum
) andTValue
is the type of the underlying value. Concretely withdouble
as the underlying value type:public class CustomGenericEnum : GenericEnumBase<CustomGenericEnum, double> { ... }
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Create a constructor with one argument and of type
TValue
and make itprivate
. Call thebase
constructor with this argument. Concretely:public class CustomGenericEnum : GenericEnumBase<CustomGenericEnum, double> { private CustomGenericEnum(double value) : base(value) { } }
-
Declare public static fields or properties, which will act as the distinct values of a specific GenericEnum.
Concretely:
public class CustomGenericEnum : GenericEnumBase<CustomGenericEnum, double> { public static readonly CustomGenericEnum Zero = new CustomGenericEnum(0); public static readonly CustomGenericEnum Pi = new CustomGenericEnum(3.14159); public static CustomGenericEnum One { get; } = new CustomGenericEnum(1); public static CustomGenericEnum PiSquared { get; } = new CustomGenericEnum(3.14159 * 3.14159); private CustomGenericEnum(double value) : base(value) { } }
- That's all! Now go and use GenericEnum for your own applications!
Changelog
V1.0.0
V1.0.0 DocumentationPublished: Jan 11, 2021
The initial release.
Credits
GenericEnum was developed by Acmion (GitHub).
Contribute to GenericEnum in it's GitHub repository.


Not since Sherman Alexie's The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven and Louise Erdrich's Love Medicine has such a powerful and urgent Native American voice exploded onto the landscape of contemporary fiction. Tommy Orange's There There introduces a brilliant new author at the start of a major career.
"We all came to the powwow for different reasons. The messy, dangling threads of our lives got pulled into a braid--tied to the back of everything we'd been doing all along to get us here. There will be death and playing dead, there will be screams and unbearable silences, forever-silences, and a kind of time-travel, at the moment the gunshots start, when we look around and see ourselves as we are, in our regalia, and something in our blood will recoil then boil hot enough to burn through time and place and memory. We'll go back to where we came from, when we were people running from bullets at the end of that old world. The tragedy of it all will be unspeakable, that we've been fighting for decades to be recognized as a present-tense people, modern and relevant, only to die in the grass wearing feathers."


Principal component analysis (PCA) is a classical statistical method. This linear transform has been widely used in data analysis and compression. The following presentation is adapted from [9]. Some of the texts on the subject also include [30], [31]. Principal component analysis is based on the statistical representation of a random variable. Suppose we have a random vector population x, where
and the mean of that population is denoted by
and the covariance matrix of the same data set is
The components of , denoted by , represent the covariances between the random variable components and . The component is the variance of the component . The variance of a component indicates the spread of the component values around its mean value. If two components and of the data are uncorrelated, their covariance is zero . The covariance matrix is, by definition, always symmetric.
From a sample of vectors , we can calculate the sample mean and the sample covariance matrix as the estimates of the mean and the covariance matrix.
From a symmetric matrix such as the covariance matrix, we can calculate an orthogonal basis by finding its eigenvalues and eigenvectors. The eigenvectors and the corresponding eigenvalues are the solutions of the equation
For simplicity we assume that the are distinct. These values can be found, for example, by finding the solutions of the characteristic equation
where the is the identity matrix having the same order than and the |.| denotes the determinant of the matrix. If the data vector has n components, the characteristic equation becomes of order n. This is easy to solve only if n is small. Solving eigenvalues and corresponding eigenvectors is a non-trivial task, and many methods exist. One way to solve the eigenvalue problem is to use a neural solution to the problem [30]. The data is fed as the input, and the network converges to the wanted solution.
By ordering the eigenvectors in the order of descending eigenvalues (largest first), one can create an ordered orthogonal basis with the first eigenvector having the direction of largest variance of the data. In this way, we can find directions in which the data set has the most significant amounts of energy.
Suppose one has a data set of which the sample mean and the covariance matrix have been calculated. Let be a matrix consisting of eigenvectors of the covariance matrix as the row vectors.
By transforming a data vector x, we get
which is a point in the orthogonal coordinate system defined by the eigenvectors. Components of y can be seen as the coordinates in the orthogonal base. We can reconstruct the original data vector from by
using the property of an orthogonal matrix . The is the transpose of a matrix . The original vector was projected on the coordinate axes defined by the orthogonal basis. The original vector was then reconstructed by a linear combination of the orthogonal basis vectors.
Instead of using all the eigenvectors of the covariance matrix, we may represent the data in terms of only a few basis vectors of the orthogonal basis. If we denote the matrix having the K first eigenvectors as rows by , we can create a similar transformation as seen above
and
This means that we project the original data vector on the coordinate axes having the dimension K and transforming the vector back by a linear combination of the basis vectors. This minimizes the mean-square error between the data and this representation with given number of eigenvectors.
If the data is concentrated in a linear subspace, this provides a way to compress data without losing much information and simplifying the representation. By picking the eigenvectors having the largest eigenvalues we lose as little information as possible in the mean-square sense. One can e.g. choose a fixed number of eigenvectors and their respective eigenvalues and get a consistent representation, or abstraction of the data. This preserves a varying amount of energy of the original data. Alternatively, we can choose approximately the same amount of energy and a varying amount of eigenvectors and their respective eigenvalues. This would in turn give approximately consistent amount of information in the expense of varying representations with regard to the dimension of the subspace.
We are here faced with contradictory goals: On one hand, we should simplify the problem by reducing the dimension of the representation. On the other hand we want to preserve as much as possible of the original information content. PCA offers a convenient way to control the trade-off between loosing information and simplifying the problem at hand.
As it will be noted later, it may be possible to create piecewise linear models by dividing the input data to smaller regions and fitting linear models locally to the data.
Now, consider a small example showing the characteristics of the eigenvectors. Some artificial data has been generated, which is illustrated in the Figure 3.1. The small dots are the points in the data set.
Figure 3.1: Eigenvectors of the artificially
created data
Sample mean and sample covariance matrix can easily be calculated from the data. Eigenvectors and eigenvalues can be calculated from the covariance matrix. The directions of eigenvectors are drawn in the Figure as lines. The first eigenvector having the largest eigenvalue points to the direction of largest variance (right and upwards) whereas the second eigenvector is orthogonal to the first one (pointing to left and upwards). In this example the first eigenvalue corresponding to the first eigenvector is while the other eigenvalue is . By comparing the values of eigenvalues to the total sum of eigenvalues, we can get an idea how much of the energy is concentrated along the particular eigenvector. In this case, the first eigenvector contains almost all the energy. The data could be well approximated with a one-dimensional representation.
Sometimes it is desirable to investigate the behavior of the system under small changes. Assume that this system, or phenomenon is constrained to a n-dimensional manifold and can be approximated with a linear manifold. Suppose one has a small change along one of the coordinate axes in the original coordinate system. If the data from the phenomenon is concentrated in a subspace, we can project this small change to the approximative subspace built with PCA by projecting on all the basis vectors in the linear subspace by
where the matrix has the K first eigenvectors as rows. Subspace has then a dimension of K. represents the change caused by the original small change. This can be transformed back with a change of basis by taking a linear combination of the basis vectors by
Then, we get the typical change in the real-world coordinate system caused by a small change by assuming that the phenomenon constrains the system to have values in the limited subspace only.
Jaakko Hollmen


R/ANOVA_compromise.R
ANOVA_compromise.Rd
Justify your alpha level by minimizing or balancing Type 1 and Type 2 error rates for ANOVAs.
ANOVA_compromise( design_result, correction = Superpower_options("correction"), emm = Superpower_options("emm"), emm_model = Superpower_options("emm_model"), contrast_type = Superpower_options("contrast_type"), emm_comp, costT1T2 = 1, priorH1H0 = 1, error = "minimal", liberal_lambda = Superpower_options("liberal_lambda") )
| design_result | Output from the ANOVA_design function |
|---|---|
| correction | Set a correction of violations of sphericity. This can be set to "none", "GG" Greenhouse-Geisser, and "HF" Huynh-Feldt |
| emm | Set to FALSE to not perform analysis of estimated marginal means |
| emm_model | Set model type ("multivariate", or "univariate") for estimated marginal means |
| contrast_type | Select the type of comparison for the estimated marginal means. Default is pairwise. See ?emmeans::`contrast-methods` for more details on acceptable methods. |
| emm_comp | Set the comparisons for estimated marginal means comparisons. This is a factor name (a), combination of factor names (a+b), or for simple effects a | sign is needed (a|b) |
| costT1T2 | Relative cost of Type 1 errors vs. Type 2 errors. |
| priorH1H0 | How much more likely a-priori is H1 than H0? Default is 1: equally likely. |
| error | Either "minimal" to minimize error rates, or "balance" to balance error rates. |
| liberal_lambda | Logical indicator of whether to use the liberal (cohen_f^2\*(num_df+den_df)) or conservative (cohen_f^2\*den_df) calculation of the noncentrality (lambda) parameter estimate. Default is FALSE. |
Returns dataframe with simulation data (power and effect sizes!), optimal alpha level, obtained beta error rate (1-power/100), and objective (see below for details). If NA is obtained in a alpha/beta/objective columns this indicates there is no effect for this particular comparison. Also returns alpha-beta compromise plots for all comparisons. Note: Cohen's f = sqrt(pes/1-pes) and the noncentrality parameter is = f^2*df(error)
"aov_comp"
A dataframe of ANOVA-level results.
"aov_plotlist"
List of plots for ANOVA-level effects
"manova_comp"
A dataframe of MANOVA-level results.
"manova_plotlist"
List of plots for MANOVA-level effects.
"emmeans_comp"
A dataframe of ANOVA-level results.
"emm_plotlist"
List of plots for estimated marginal means contrasts.
alpha = alpha or Type 1 error that minimizes or balances combined error rates beta = beta or Type 2 error that minimizes or balances combined error rates objective = value that is the result of the minimization, either 0 (for balance) or the combined weighted error rates
too be added
if (FALSE) { design_result <- ANOVA_design(design = "3b*2w", n = 6, mu = c(1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4), sd = 3, plot = FALSE) example = ANOVA_compromise(design_result,emm = TRUE,emm_comp = "a") }


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--- title: Service Broker overview: Configuration affecting the Istio service broker location: https://istio.io/docs/reference/config/istio.broker.v1.config.html layout: protoc-gen-docs ---
CatalogEntry defines listing information for this service within the exposed catalog. The message is a subset of OSBI service fields defined in https://github.com/openservicebrokerapi
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
name |
string |
Required. Public service name. |
id |
string |
Required. Public unique service guid. |
description |
string |
Required. Public short service description. |
CatalogPlan defines listing information for this service plan within the exposed catalog. The message is a subset of OSBI plan fields defined in https://github.com/openservicebrokerapi
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
name |
string |
Required. Public service plan name. |
id |
string |
Required. Public unique service plan guid. |
description |
string |
Required. Public short service plan description. |
Deployment defines how the service instances are deployed.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
instance |
string |
For truely multi-tenant service, the deployed service instance name. |
ServiceClass defines a service that are exposed to Istio service consumers. The service is linked into one or more ServicePlan.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
deployment |
Deployment |
Required. Istio deployment spec for the service class. |
entry |
CatalogEntry |
Required. Listing information for the public catalog. |
ServicePlan defines the type of services available to Istio service consumers. One or more services are included in a plan. The plan is flexible and subject to change along with business requirements.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
plan |
CatalogPlan |
Required. Public plan information. |
services |
string[] |
Required. List of the Keys of serviceclass config instance that are included in the plan. ServiceClass is a type of CRD resource. |


Clone of the original Threes and 2048 games, and two of their many spin-offs, Fives and Eights.
Implemented using AngularJS. Source available here.


We conducted the first annual Julia User & Developer Survey in June, and the results were presented by Viral Shah at JuliaCon on July 23.
Special thanks to all who participated in the survey!
1,844 Julia users and developers completed the survey from over 90 countries and fluent in more than 60 languages.
Key findings and methodology are below.
Most Popular Features / Biggest Problems
The most popular technical features of Julia are:
Speed, performance
Ease of use
Open source
Multiple dispatch
Solves the two language problem
The most popular non-technical features of Julia are:
Free
Julia community of developers is talented and active
Easy to create packages
MIT license
The biggest technical problems with Julia are:
Packages aren’t as mature or well-maintained as required
It takes too long to generate the first plot
The biggest non-technical problems with Julia are:
Colleagues, company or collaborators use other languages
Not enough Julia users in my field/industry
Reasons for Trying Julia
Julia users and developers say they first tried Julia because:
Julia seems like the language of the future
Faster for the work I am doing
I like learning new languages
I heard about Julia from friends or colleagues and wanted to try it out
Preferable syntax to other languages
Julia Use
Most users and developers use Julia for research (73%) or individual work (54%). 15% use Julia for development as part of a team and 10% use Julia in production for business critical task.
45% of Julia users and developers use Julia for at least half of their work.
Julia Packages
The most popular Julia packages are:
Plots
DataFrames
IJulia
Distributions
DifferentialEquations
PyCall
Flux
JuMP
Revise
Optim
ForwardDiff
Gadfly
FFTW
StatsPlots
Images
CUArrays
Most Julia users and developers say the package environment is ‘somewhat’ robust.
Editors / IDEs
The most popular editors or IDEs are:
Atom
VS Code
Juno
JupyterLab
Vi/Vim
Julia in the Cloud
The most popular cloud solutions are:
JuliaBox
AWS
Azure
Julia Community: 76% say the Julia community is very (47%) or somewhat (29%) helpful and collaborative. Only 2% say the community is not very helpful and collaborative.
JuliaCon: 12% have attended JuliaCon, 59% plan to or would like to attend and 23% are unlikely to attend JuliaCon in the future.
Julia Download and Installation: Most Julia users and developers (70%) downloaded binaries from JuliaLang.org. 17% compile Julia from source.
Accelerators: Most of those who use Julia with hardware accelerators use Nvidia GPUs.
Demographics
60% of survey participants are academics while 43% are professionals (some are both)
Among academics, most are graduate or postgraduate students or researchers (56%) while 34% are instructors and 11% are undergraduates
Among professionals, most are engineers or developers (61%), 45% are researchers, 20% are analysts and 11% are managers
The most popular fields include:
Data science, statistics
Engineering
Machine learning
Computer science
Physics
Mathematics
Artificial intelligence
Signal and image processing
Optimization
Age: Most respondents are age 25-45, but a substantial number are age 50+
Country of origin and language: Despite the fact that the survey was conducted and publicized only in English, respondents come from more than 90 countries, including the US (22%) and Germany (9%) and are fluent in more than 60 languages
Ethnicity: 66% of respondents identify themselves as white, 13% as Asian, 7% Hispanic, 2% Middle Eastern, 1% black and 13% declined to answer
Gender: 85% of respondents identify themselves as men, 3% as women and 12% declined to answer
Sexual orientation: 4% of respondents identify themselves as LGBTQ, 79% do not and 17% declined to answer
Underrepresented in science or computing: Among the 81% who did not decline to answer, 20% identify as underrepresented in science or computing because of one or more of the following: race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, income, socioeconomic status, education level, parents’ education level, age, gender, sexual identity or disability
Methodology
The survey was conducted June 12-26, 2019. 1,844 Julia users and developers participated, with a margin of error of +/- 2.3 percentage points. We recruited participants online using Slack, Discourse, Twitter, email, JuliaLang.org and JuliaComputing.com. The survey was administered in English, but more than half of respondents come from non-English speaking countries. Respondents come from more than 90 countries and are fluent in more than 60 different languages.


pdfflip(1) pdfflip(1) NAME pdfflip - rotate the pages of pdf files SYNOPSIS pdfflip [OPTION [OPTION] ...] [SRC [PAGESPEC] [SRC [PAGESPEC]] ...] DESCRIPTION pdfflip reflects (left-right) the pages of files in the Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF). If no source PDF file ('SRC') is specified, input is from /dev/stdin. If 'PAGESPEC' is omitted, all pages are processed. Source files are processed sequentially into a single output unless the '--batch' option is used, in which case they are processed separately. pdfflip operates on one or more PDF files, and (either with the '--batch' option or with '--outfile DIR' where 'DIR' is a directory) the resulting files have the suffix '-flipped' applied to their names by default. To change the suffix, use the '--suffix' option, for example pdfflip --suffix 'reflected' --batch myfile1.pdf myfile2.pdf will result in files named 'myfile1-reflected.pdf' and 'myfile2-reflected.pdf'. pdfflip is a simple wrapper for pdfjam, which is a front end to many of the capabilities of the pdfpages package for pdflatex. A working instal‐ lation of pdflatex with the pdfpages package is required. pdfflip is part of the "PDFjam" package of tools, whose homepage is at http://go.warwick.ac.uk/pdfjam. SETUP See http://go.warwick.ac.uk/pdfjam . USAGE For the available options and site/user defaults, see the output of pdfjam --help For further information and some examples see http://go.war‐ wick.ac.uk/pdfjam . LIMITATIONS AND BUGS pdfflip does not work with encrypted PDF files, and does not preserve hyperlinks. Please report bugs! See the website at http://go.warwick.ac.uk/pdfjam . SEE ALSO pdfjam(1). LICENSE PDFjam is distributed under the GNU public license. AUTHOR pdfflip is written and maintained by David Firth as part of the PDFjam package. 10 March 2010 pdfflip(1)


Project Euler
I don't know if you have ever seen the Project Euler website, but if you haven't, you should totally go check it out.
Project Euler is a series of challenges that require not just programming skill, but also mathematical skills to solve the problems. Most of the problems would take way to long to brute force every combination, so one has to try and come up with the most effient program to solve the problem.
I have been working through some of them and have recently added them to my github repo. Checkitout at https://github.com/7blink/ProjectEuler
I really like that the programs have to be effient in order to get a result in a quick amount of time. Sure, some of the challenges are just puzzles for the programmer, but most require more than just brute forcing a solution. That forces the programmer to think about where clock cycles are being wasted and how to better create the program.
For the challenges, check out https://projecteuler.net/archives
and to check the solutions, check out https://code.google.com/p/projecteuler-solutions/wiki/ProjectEulerSolutions
tags: python


| main.ox |
Test, example and replication programs have documentation available in the links below
All the code is included with the niqlow package in the examples directory
Running Examples
A text-based menu for sample program is available as /niqlow/examples/main.ox
You can run that either in interactive or batch mode
INTERACTIVE MODE
Run examples/main.ox in OxEdit, ensuring Takes Input is on: Go to the Tools → Add/Remove Modules menu; See a screenshot
Or, use the command line:
PATH/niqlow/examples> oxl -i"../include" main
A menu should appear that looks something like this:
Interactive Menu: Niqlow Test Menu
[00] Run All (excluding sub-options)
[01] DDP Tests & Demos
[02] FiveO Tests & Demos
[03] Replications of Published Work
[04] Hybrid & Miscellaneous
[05] CFMPI Tests & Demos
[-2] Help on Menu
[-1] QUIT
?
Enter numbers to run the test or to enter the sub menu
BATCH MODE
If you know the integer values you would enter interactively you can add them to command line:
For example: to run all DDP test programs:
PATH/niqlow/examples> oxl -i"../include" main 1 0
Browse Documentation
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Processed Sensor Data coming from a Sense Glove. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| SG_SensorData (float[][] angles, Quat imu, int sNumber, bool imuComplete) | |
| Create a new instance of a Sense Glove Sensor Data class. More... | |
| float[] | GetAngles (Finger finger) |
| Get the glove angles of a specific finger segment More... | |
| float[] | GetAngleSequence () |
| Returns all glove angles in a sequence, without splitting them per finger. More... | |
| override string | ToString () |
| Retrieve a simple representaton of this sensor data for debugging purposes. More... | |
| bool | Equals (SG_SensorData other) |
| string | Serialize () |
| summary> Deserialize a HandProfile back into useable values. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static SG_SensorData | Parse (string rawData, SG_GloveInfo gloveInfo) |
| Deserialize Sense Glove sensor data from a raw char[] recieved through IPC. More... | |
| static SG_SensorData | Empty () |
| summary> Serialize this HandProfile into a string representation More... | |
| static SG_SensorData | Deserialize (string serializedString) |
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| int | ParsedValues [get, set] |
| The total amount of sensor values that were parsed in the string (used to check for validity / sensor placement). More... | |
| float[][] | SensorAngles [get, set] |
| Glove angles in radians, sorted by finger, from proximal to distal More... | |
| Quat | ImuValues [get, set] |
| Quaternion rotation of the IMU within the Sense Glove. More... | |
| bool | ImuParsed [get, set] |
| Whether or not the IMU was properly parsed. More... | |
Processed Sensor Data coming from a Sense Glove.
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Get the glove angles of a specific finger segment
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Returns all glove angles in a sequence, without splitting them per finger.
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| string SGCore.SG.SG_SensorData.Serialize | ( | ) |
summary> Deserialize a HandProfile back into useable values.
| override string SGCore.SG.SG_SensorData.ToString | ( | ) |
Retrieve a simple representaton of this sensor data for debugging purposes.
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I violated CRAN Repository Policies
10 Dec 2013I'm embarrassed to publicly admit that I violated the CRAN policies for R packages... Yes, I know, shame on me :(
I must confess I'm guilty for not keeping up to date the maintainer's email address of my beloved package pathmox.
As a result of my violation, my package was removed from the CRAN repository (see screenshot above) not without being ripleyed during the process, and been threatened that all my other packages were going to receive the same treatment.
What happened was that my previous email account was hacked and so I abandoned it... without informing the CRAN team of the new address.
If you check the CRAN Policies, it clearly states that:
The package's DESCRIPTION file must show both the name and email address of a single designated maintainer (not a mailing list). That contact address must be kept up to date, and be usable for information mailed by the CRAN team without any form of filtering
You cannot imagine how devastated I was when I got the email informing me that pathmox was removed from CRAN. You probably don't know anything about pathmox, but for me it has a tremendous value since it's one of the main derived results of my PhD research. I'll say it this way: this package contains the work (in the form of scripts and functions) I did during four years of my life during my graduate studies. And not only that, it is also part of an on going project that right now is in hands of Giuseppe Lamberti and Tomas Aluja.
Just for the record: I have a lot of respect, gratitude and appreciation for all the CRAN team members who make it possible (for guys like me) to have our R packages available for everybody. If I had the chance, I would gladly invite every single one of them to have a beer (or coffee or whatever drink) for each one of my packages in CRAN.
To my comfort, even guys like Yihui and Hadley have been ripleyed too, although I doubt they've ever have violated any CRAN policy or have their packages removed. Can you imagine ggplot2 or knitr being removed from CRAN?
All this story reminded me of this post and this other post by Andrew Gelman.
At the end I was able to get in contact with Kurt Hornik who helped me finding out a solution and get my package reestablished in CRAN. Anyway, one more lesson I've learned the hard way. The take home message is simple: please don't violate CRAN policies.


Simple Tuna Salad
- ⏲ Prep time: 5 min
- 🍽 Servings: 3
Ingredients
- 1 (7 oz) can white tuna, drained
- 6 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoons sweet pickle relish
- A pinch of garlic powder (optional)
- 2 tablespoons white vinegar or lemon juice (optional)
- 1 cup shredded cheese (optional)
- 1 chopped hard-boiled egg (optional)
Directions
- In a medium bowl, stir together tuna, mayonnaise, and relish.
- Add optional ingredients like vinegar, cheese or hard-boiled eggs if wanted.
- Season with garlic powder, salt, and pepper if wanted.
Contribution
scary90, TTWNO
Recipe tags:
quick
basic
tuna
fish


Troubleshooting¶
CUDNN_STATUS_NOT_INITIALIZED
You might see error message like this:
F0723 19:05:56.194067 40970 cuda_util.cpp:82] Check failed: error == CUDNN_STATUS_SUCCESS (1 vs. 0) CUDNN_STATUS_NOT_INITIALIZED
Please upgrade to Nvidia Linux x86_64 driver version >= 440.33
For more information, please refer to cuda compatibility docs.
Failed to compile
.cu
filesPlease refer to CUDA System Requirements . Make sure your linux distribution and libraries shipped with it meet the requirements.
If you are using tools like conda, please make sure libraries you install doesn’t shade the proper installation comes with linux distribution or package management like apt-get.
Please build OneFlow with a newer version of CMake. You could download version 3.14 from here: https://github.com/Kitware/CMake/releases/download/v3.14.0/cmake-3.14.0-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz
How do I know what compilers and flags are used to compile OneFlow?
run
make clean && make VERBOSE=1
to get exact compile commands with compiler path and flags
How to compile OneFlow with RDMA support?
add cmake flag
-DBUILD_RDMA
to compile OneFlow
SWIG not found
Usually you could install it with a package manager like apt-get. You can also build it from source. Refer to SWIG official release
Which version of g++ CMake is using to build OneFlow?
You should find a line like this in CMake output:
-- CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_VERSION: [YOUR G++ VERSION NUMBER]
Failed to compile NCCL
Try use less threads when compiling OneFlow third party. For instance, use
cmake -DTHIRD_PARTY=ON .. && make
instead of
cmake -DTHIRD_PARTY=ON .. && make -j$(nproc) `
"CUDA_VERSION" "VERSION_GREATER_EQUAL" "10.0"
Please use a newer version of CMake
Make sure cmake is correctly included in
PATH
CUBLAS not found
Usually it happens when using CUDA 10.1 or newer
You should see error massage by CMake like this:
cuda lib not found: /usr/local/miniconda3/envs/dl/lib/libcublas_static.a or /usr/local/cuda/lib64/libcublas_static.a
Make sure
libcublas_static.a
is in one of the two directories.
When running OneFlow in gdb, there is no debug information for code location.
add cmake flag
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=RELWITHDEBINFO
or-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=DEBUG
and recompile
libof_ccobj.a: File truncated
You might see error message like this:
/usr/bin/ar: libof_ccobj.a: File truncated make[2]: *** [libof_ccobj.a] Error 1 make[2]: *** Deleting file `libof_ccobj.a' make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/of_ccobj.dir/all] Error 2 make: *** [all] Error 2
You should upgrade your GNU Binutils. Version 2.33.1 is recommended. If you are using conda, you could install it by running
conda install -c conda-forge binutils
Failed to compile because C++ 17 is enabled
In some cases, environment variable
CXXFLAGS
is not empty and contains--std c++17
.Check if it is empty by running
echo $CXXFLAGS
and clear it withunset CXXFLAGS
.
cmake outputs error
No CMAKE_ASM_NASM_COMPILER could be found.
Install
nasm
. For instance, runsudo yum install nasm
if you are on centos.
No module named 'google.protobuf'
You might see error message like this:
Scanning dependencies of target generate_api ... from google.protobuf import descriptor as _descriptor ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'google.protobuf' CMakeFiles/generate_api.dir/build.make:57: recipe for target 'CMakeFiles/generate_api' failed make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/generate_api] Error 1
Install development dependencies by running:
pip3 install -r dev-requirements.txt
Get gdb warning
ptrace: Operation not permitted.
and gdb commandbt
prints no backtraceYou might get this warning when debugging OneFlow with gdb inside a docker container. Try add these flags when launching your container:
docker run --cap-add=SYS_PTRACE --security-opt seccomp=unconfined
Please refer to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19215177/how-to-solve-ptrace-operation-not-permitted-when-trying-to-attach-gdb-to-a-pro
It takes too long to download python packages when running
make
If you are in China, you could run this to have pip download packages from domestic mirror of pypi:
python3 -m pip config set global.index-url https://pypi.tuna.tsinghua.edu.cn/simple
For more information on this, please refer to pypi 镜像使用帮助


property ButtonSize: Integer;
Specifies the size of the scroll button in pixels.
When ButtonSize is set to 0 (default), this size is calculated and updated automatically to keep the button square.
If you want to hide buttons set ShowArrows property to False.


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Coronation Street's 'evil nanny' scandal unfolds as Maureen Lipman films mystery court scenes
The actress was pictured filming at a courthouse alongside co-stars Jennie McAlpine and Alan Halsall
by Tiffany WallisTense times are ahead for Coronation Street 's Evelyn Plummer, Fiz Stape and Tyrone Dobbs - but who is in trouble and what have they done?
New filming pictures taken today tease the family's latest problems, with a mystery court case twist.
The trio are set to be embroiled in a dramatic run-in with the law in an upcoming storyline, scheduled to air in 2020.
The newly-released snaps show a worried-looking Eveleyn ( Maureen Lipman ), closely followed by clearly-stressed couple Fiz ( Jennie ) and Tyrone (Alan).
Alongside actors Maureen, 73, Jennie, 35, and Alan, 37, is the local lawyer Imran Habeeb, played by Charlie de Melo.
The lawyer may have been brought on board to provide legal assistance to the person facing potential jail time.
Currently it's unclear whether Evelyn is in court because of her own trouble with the law, or whether it has something to do with Tyrone or Fiz.
Some reports have speculated that Evelyn is the one who has broken the law again.
Maureen's character is no stranger to the police, after she was arrested in France just a few months ago.
But luckily her grandson Tyrone was on hand to bail her out and bring her back to Weatherfield.
The family recently welcomed babysitter Jade into Mahe household to care for Fiz's daughter Hope and Tyrone's daughter Ruby.
Eagle-eyed viewers have spotted several clues that Jade isn't all she seems and upcoming episodes are set to reveal more unusual behaviour from her.
Viewers have speculated that she is a relative of Fiz's late husband John Stape, who turned into a serial killer before his own death in 2011.
Jade's mysterious ulterior motive is set to be revealed over the upcoming festive period.
Meanwhile Fiz is currently battle Hope's rebellious behaviour while hiding the secret Hope was responsible for the recent factory fire in Underworld.
She was sent to a special school in Birmingham but doesn't appear to have changed her ways, causing more stress for the family.
The scenes are currently shrouded in mystery but Jennie previously hinted at the troubling times ahead.
She has promised a dramatic Christmas for Fiz, hinted there are going to be some major shocks, but refused to say if someone is getting killed off.
Maureen told Metro that the storyline under the Dobbs roof would be centering around troublesome Jade.
Viewers have been speculating about Jade’s intentions towards the Corrie couple but fans will just have to wait and see who is responsible for them ending up in court alongside Eveleyn.
Coronation Street airs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7.30pm and 8.30pm on ITV.


| geojson-package | geojson |
| as.geojson | Geojson class |
| as.geojson-method | Geojson class |
| bbox | Add or get bounding box |
| bbox_add | Add or get bounding box |
| bbox_get | Add or get bounding box |
| crs | Add or get CRS |
| crs_add | Add or get CRS |
| crs_get | Add or get CRS |
| feature | feature class |
| featurecollection | featurecollection class |
| from_geobuf | Geobuf serialization |
| geobuf | Geobuf serialization |
| geojson | geojson |
| geojson_data | Data for use in examples |
| geometrycollection | geometrycollection class |
| geo_bbox | Calculate a bounding box |
| geo_pretty | Pretty print geojson |
| geo_type | Get geometry type |
| geo_write | Write geojson to disk |
| linestring | linestring class |
| linting_opts | GeoJSON Linting |
| multilinestring | multilinestring class |
| multipoint | multipoint class |
| multipolygon | multipolygon class |
| ndgeo | Read and write newline-delimited GeoJSON (GeoJSON text sequences) |
| ndgeo_read | Read and write newline-delimited GeoJSON (GeoJSON text sequences) |
| ndgeo_write | Read and write newline-delimited GeoJSON (GeoJSON text sequences) |
| ndgeo_write.default | Read and write newline-delimited GeoJSON (GeoJSON text sequences) |
| ndgeo_write.geofeature | Read and write newline-delimited GeoJSON (GeoJSON text sequences) |
| ndgeo_write.geofeaturecollection | Read and write newline-delimited GeoJSON (GeoJSON text sequences) |
| point | point class |
| polygon | polygon class |
| properties | Add or get properties |
| properties_add | Add or get properties |
| properties_get | Add or get properties |
| to_geobuf | Geobuf serialization |
| to_geojson | Convert GeoJSON character string to approriate GeoJSON class |


P. I. Tchaikovsky "The Seasons"
January: At the Fireside
February: Carnival
March: Song of the Lark
April: Snowdrop
May: Starlit Nights
June: Barcarolle
July: Song of the Reaper
August: Harvest
September: The Hunt
October: Autumn Song
November: Troika
December: Christmas


---
layout: post
title: So Clever, Mashing up Bob Dylan & Channel Surfing
date: '2013-11-20T18:29:00.001-05:00'
author: Robert Sica
tags:
- music
- dylan
- DaringFireball
- interactive
modified_time: '2013-11-20T18:33:57.211-05:00'
thumbnail: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_S5dFdpF6xm0/Ss-wdYVUi-I/AAAAAAAAAdk/Tq85aQqeWmI/s72-c/Dylan-Like-A-Rolling-Stone.jpg
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4599947215754335931.post-5482797396407484736
blogger_orig_url: http://blog.bobsica.com/2013/11/so-clever-mashing-up-bob-dylan-channel.html
---
This is so clever, once you gronk it.  Don’t ask, click on the link.


--- layout: post title: An NUnit equivalent for JUnit's TestCase? published: 1 category: - Programming ---
using NUnit.Framework; namespace Pholser { [TestFixture] public abstract class AbstractTestFixture { [TestFixtureSetUp] protected virtual void FixtureTearDown() { } [SetUp] protected virtual void SetUp() { } [TearDown] protected virtual void TearDown() { } [TestFixtureTearDown] protected virtual void FixtureTearDown() { } } }
The neat part is that since NUnit's attributes are inherited, the subclass doesn't have to be marked with [TestFixture], and if it overrides the fixture methods doesn't have to annotate the overrides (except, of course, with the override keyword...grrr...)
I know it's cool that NUnit doesn't force you to extend a class in order to write tests, but in the interest of removing duplication in your test suite you may find yourself gravitating toward some sort of base fixture class.
One point of interest: NUnit creates one instance of the [TestFixture] to be used by all the [Test] methods on it, unlike JUnit, which gives each testFoo() method its own fixture instance to run on. Hopefully you're writing your tests in such a way that the distinction never matters...


Before Change
parents = np.hstack(
(parents[order], np.ones(max_child-1, int) * max_parent))
children = np.hstack((children[order], np.arange(1,max_child)))
_, first_indexes = np.unique(children, return_index = True)
parents_of_children = parents[first_indexes]
parents_of_children[parents_of_children == max_parent] = 0
return children_per_parent, parents_of_children
After Change
//
// Get the parent with the lowest index or "max_parent" if none
//
order = np.lexsort((parents, children))
parents = parents[order]
children = children[order]
first = np.hstack([[True], children[:-1] != children[1:]])
parents_of_children = parents[first]
parents_of_children[parents_of_children == max_parent] = 0
return children_per_parent, parents_of_children


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of an equation or inequality?
See https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/tactics.md#conv
Can this be used with at
? Tried conv_rhs {norm_num} at hm
doesn't seem to work.
The syntax is conv_lhs at hm {norm_num} ,
Mouse over or whatever you do to see the docstring of the tactic.
Or not even the docstring, but the syntax
For conv
there is a very helpful extended doc in extras
with lots of examples. If there are any other issues which you feel would benefit from such an extended doc, I'd be interested to know (take a look at the extras
directory to see a few others).
Last updated: Apr 24 2020 at 19:02 UTC


Dozens of Massachusetts communities to hold local elections Tuesday
by EndPlayBOSTON - Dozens of cities and towns across Massachusetts are planning municipal elections.
Voters will head to the polls on Tuesday to cast ballots in local races, including city council and school committee contests.
Related Headlines
There are also several mayoral races including in Springfield, Somerville, Worcester and Medford.
The ballot in Boston, the state's largest city, will feature city council races.
The municipal elections are just a warm-up for the next time voters in Massachusetts head to the polls. That will be on March 3, when voters cast ballots in the presidential primary races.
A listing of communities holding elections Tuesday and their polling hours is available at www.sec.state.ma.us/ele .
Polling hours for local elections are set by each city and town and vary by community.
Fifty-eight communities will be holding local elections.


Long are the days of township solitude. But my solitude held little connotation to the norm definition. MY Solitude meant that nobody around you knew who you were. People of all creeds still interacted with you because the density of the city forced people to be open and socially capable of the many endeavors it took to know a stranger. With high respect and courtesy you would reciprocate the same social wellbeing onto the them.
It also meant that you could wander and ponder as you pleased; although wandering and pondering could be seen as synonyms in the pursuit of self-understanding, and in that pursuit you could relate to the faces you saw all around you. Every expression they made seemed oddly familiar in your past selves. The hope of the young lovers on the metro, the calmness of the old and wise pondering about the world around them, the laughter of new friends enjoying each other’s company. I had learned a lot about myself just by pausing to think and ponder.
Meditation had been a lost concept to me for quite a long period of my life. It was only when I had reached half-way across the world did it ever make sense to me as a method of relaxation. Now I write my meditations down and recap what I’ve been thinking about. It that way I can catch myself in my solitude slipping from the goal of becoming the greatest writer this side of the new millennium. In solitude is where a man crafts himself, I must face a lot of fine judgment in myself to become the greatest. And in that, I become my own best critic. Through meditation I have found these answers.
///
Yesterday I felt angry at the world. I cursed my oldest friend Greens to high hell and now I am certain we’re now set upon two different paths, him in the pursuit of a palace upon earth, and me in the pursuit of a palace among the stars. Yet, the only thing I can’t seem to figure out is this feeling I get every time I think about the end goal of my endeavor.
A reluctant shock of fear mixed in with a heavy set of pride, almost as if I am not ready for the road ahead. And I’m not. I never was. But that shouldn’t matter now. Greens and I are through. And that’s well enough for me.
It was midnight in the city. The metro was closed so I had to take the long walk home. I lived about half a mile east of Républic, and from where I started the walk, it would take about half an hour. That was the good thing about Paris, after a while, when you’ve mapped it all out in your head – all the rue’s, the arrondissement’s, the small café’s with the same exact people in them at any point of the day – it was a breeze to find yourself around. And don’t believe the hype, Paris may be the city of lights, but the clearest ways homes sometime took you in dark places.
I was drunk, I’ll admit. It seemed I was always drunk walking through the city, coming from some party down in Bastille or going to some club under the Seine. I was breathing in The Starry Night in real time, gasping at its profound state of existence.
I walked and talked and pondered and wandered until home was in view. But that statement does not do the city justice. Paris was my home, every single inch of it; but now I was only steps – that were decreasing at a steady interval – away from my bed.


A PHP class for fetching tweets from a Twitter user's timeline, and rendering them as an HTML list.
To interact with Twitter's API you will need an API KEY, which you can create at: https://dev.twitter.com/apps
After creating your API Key you will need to take note of following values: "Consumer key", "Consumer secret", "Access token", "Access token secret"
Those values can be passed as options to the class constructor, along with the Twitter screen name you wish to query:
$TweetPHP = new TweetPHP(array(
'consumer_key' => 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
'consumer_secret' => 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
'access_token' => 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
'access_token_secret' => 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
'twitter_screen_name' => 'yourusername'
));
Then you can display the results like so:
echo $TweetPHP->get_tweet_list();
You can also retreive the raw data received from Twitter:
$tweet_array = $TweetPHP->get_tweet_array();
Options can be overridden by passing an array of key/value pairs to the class constructor. At a minimum you must set the consumer_key
, consumer_secret
, access_token
, access_token_secret
and twitter_screen_name
options, as shown above.
Here is a full list of options, and their default values:
'consumer_key' => '',
'consumer_secret' => '',
'access_token' => '',
'access_token_secret' => '',
'twitter_screen_name' => '',
'cache_file' => dirname(__FILE__) . '/cache/twitter.txt', // Where on the server to save the cached formatted tweets
'cache_file_raw' => dirname(__FILE__) . '/cache/twitter-array.txt', // Where on the server to save the cached raw tweets
'cachetime' => 60 * 60, // Seconds to cache feed (1 hour).
'tweets_to_display' => 10, // How many tweets to fetch
'ignore_replies' => true, // Ignore @replies
'ignore_retweets' => true, // Ignore retweets
'twitter_style_dates' => false, // Use twitter style dates e.g. 2 hours ago
'twitter_date_text' => array('seconds', 'minutes', 'about', 'hour', 'ago'),
'date_format' => '%I:%M %p %b %d%O', // The defult date format e.g. 12:08 PM Jun 12th. See: http://php.net/manual/en/function.strftime.php
'date_lang' => null, // Language for date e.g. 'fr_FR'. See: http://php.net/manual/en/function.setlocale.php
'format' => 'html', // Can be 'html' or 'array'
'twitter_wrap_open' => '
Latest tweets

',
'twitter_wrap_close' => '
',
'tweet_wrap_open' => '
',
'meta_wrap_open' => ' ',
'meta_wrap_close' => '',
'tweet_wrap_close' => '
',
'error_message' => 'Oops, our twitter feed is unavailable right now.',
'error_link_text' => 'Follow us on Twitter',
'debug' => false
Caching is employed because Twitter rate limits how many times their feeds can be accessed per hour.
When the user timeline is first loaded, the resultant HTML list is saved as a text file on your web server. The default location for this file is: cache/twitter.txt
The raw Twitter response is saved as a serialized array in: cache/twitter-array.txt
You can change these file paths using the cache_file
and cache_file_raw
options. For example, to set a path from your root public directory try:
$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/path/to/my/cache/dir/filename.txt'
If you are experiencing problems using the plugin please set the debug
option to true
. This will set PHP's error reporting level to E_ALL
, and will also display a debugging report.
You can also fetch the debugging report as an array or HTML list, even when the debug
option is set to false
:
echo $TweetPHP->get_debug_list();
$debug_array = $TweetPHP->get_debug_array();
Pass raw tweet text to autolink()
and it will convert all usernames, hashtags and URLs to HTML links.
$autolinked_tweet = autolink($tweet);
This might be handy if you want to process tweets yourself, using the array returned by get_tweet_array()
.


Catnip, Valerian, St. John's Wort, Kava & Wormwood
I tried my own concotion, having just gotten home from the local herb store. I had already taken 1mg of Ativan for anti anxiety, prescribed by my doctor, then decided to make a tea concoction with wormwood as a base. I have a wonderful clay teapot so I started loading up the pot with herbs and boiling some water.
About 5:30 pm, I poured 12 oz. of boiling water into the teapot which contained 1tsp. Catnip, 1tsp. Valerian, 1tsp. St. John's Wort, 1/2 tsp. Kava, and added 1/2 oz. of Kava tincture Wild Oats' brand...(in grain alcohol) to the mix to 'develop' the Wormwood, then decided to add one mint/triple Ginseng teabag so it wouldn't taste nasty.
While this was steeping for 25 minutes, I had a couple cigarettes and took a centrum performance vitamin with 50mg standardized Panax Ginseng and 60 mg. Ginkgo (also standardized).
T+0:00
The tea is ready and it looks like green skim milk! I added 6 teaspoons of sugar so I could stomach this nasty concotion. by 6:15 I had chugged the whole cup of tea. Glad that's over!
T+0:30
Feeling better now that I'm having a pepsi to get that horrible, did I mention HORRIBLE taste out of my mouth, I feel lightheaded, seeing slight trails on everything when I move my head and I also feel happy that I'm writing this! I was in a good mood prior to drinking the substance and now feel like I'm in the best f#@king mood ever! I feel a light buzz and everything feels really GOOD!!! As I continue to drink my pepsi, the feelings seem to keep getting more intense.
Focusing on the computer screen, it seems fluid and as if it were moving from side to side, kinda trippy, oh yeah and I forgot to mention that I take 100mg. Trazodone nightly to sleep and as an anti-depressant...as well as 2mg. of Ativan per day.
T+0:38
Just took my 2nd mg. of Ativan for the day. Still feeling buzzed and ultra relaxed. Everything seems to have gotten quiet, like I'm so at peace inside my suddenly very comfortable to be in apartment, no music is playing just the clicking of the keys, when I look at the computer screen and then at something else like my static-x poster, the lines image that's on the computer screen seems to be superimposed on the dark parts of the poster, very strange, it's also there for quite some time when I close my eyes, it undulates and then dissipates. I feel very excited yet relaxed at the same time, everything I look at feels like I'm looking at it for the first time, not to mention the 'floating' glow from the computer screen that is still there.
T+1:15
Ok so I thought maybe more would happen but I'm not complaining, still getting some sick visuals but they come and go, I feel happy and kinda 'stoned,' so my concotion turns out to just be really relaxing and only slightly hallucinogenic, now I have the munchies.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


I enjoy them because they are really the bread-and-butter of server-side programming in JavaScript.
I enjoy it because it makes systems proramming fun and easy, yet it produces programs that are incredibly fast and efficient.
I enjoy them because they are the basis of nearly all web programming. Plus you can do a lot with them even without fancy libraries and scripting languages. And they never stop evolving!


Public Types | |
| typedef T | coordinate_type |
Public Member Functions | |
| template<size_t K> | |
| const T & | get () const |
| template<size_t K> | |
| T & | get () |
| Compile time access to coordinate values. | |
| bool | operator!= (const point &other) const |
| Examine if points are NOT equal. | |
| bool | operator== (const point &other) const |
| Examine if point is equal to other point. | |
| point (init option) | |
| Constructs with an option. | |
| point (const T &v0, const T &v1=0, const T &v2=0) | |
| Constructs with one, or optionally two or three values. | |
| point () | |
| Default constructor, no initialization at all. | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static const size_t | coordinate_count = D |
| typedef T geometry::point< T, D >::coordinate_type |
| geometry::point< T, D >::point | ( | ) |
Default constructor, no initialization at all.
| geometry::point< T, D >::point | ( | const T & | v0, | |
| const T & | v1 = 0 , |
|||
| const T & | v2 = 0 | |||
| ) |
Constructs with one, or optionally two or three values.
| geometry::point< T, D >::point | ( | init | option | ) |
Constructs with an option.
Compile time access to coordinate values.
| bool geometry::point< T, D >::operator!= | ( | const point< T, D > & | other | ) | const |
Examine if points are NOT equal.
| bool geometry::point< T, D >::operator== | ( | const point< T, D > & | other | ) | const |
const size_t geometry::point< T, D >::coordinate_count = D [static] |
|
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Copyright © 1995-2008 Barend Gehrels, Geodan Holding B.V. Amsterdam, the Netherlands Copyright © 2008 Bruno Lalande, Paris, France |


megnet.layers.featurizer package¶
Module contents¶
Featurizers used after the graph generation and before the graph convolution
- class GaussianExpansion(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶
Bases:
keras.engine.base_layer.Layer
Simple Gaussian expansion. A vector of distance [d1, d2, d3, …, dn] is expanded to a matrix of shape [n, m], where m is the number of Gaussian basis centers
- Parameters
centers (np.ndarray) – Gaussian basis centers
width (float) – width of the Gaussian basis
**kwargs –
- build(input_shape)[source]¶
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| 017:039 Khan | : |
This is (part) of Al-Hikmah (wisdom, good manners and high character, etc.) which your Lord has inspired to you (O Muhammad SAW ). And set not up with Allah any other ilah (god) lest you should be thrown into Hell, blameworthy and rejected, (from Allah's Mercy). |
| 017:039 Maulana | : |
This is of the wisdom which thy Lord has revealed to thee. And associate not any other god with Allah lest thou be thrown into hell, blamed, cast away. |
| 017:039 Pickthal | : |
This is (part) of that wisdom wherewith thy Lord hath inspired thee (O Muhammad). And set not up with Allah any other god, lest thou be cast into hell, reproved, abandoned. |
| 017:039 Rashad | : |
This is some of the wisdom inspired to you by your Lord. You shall not set up another god beside GOD, lest you end up in Gehenna, blamed and defeated. |
| 017:039 Sarwar | : |
(Muhammad), these are words of wisdom which your Lord has revealed to you. Do not consider anything equal to God lest you be thrown into hell, despised, and driven away from God's mercy. |
| 017:039 Shakir | : |
This is of what your Lord has revealed to you of wisdom, and do not associate any other god with Allah lest you should be thrown into hell, blamed, cast away. |
| 017:039 Sherali | : |
These injunctions are part of that wisdom which thy Lord has revealed to thee. And set not up with ALLAH any other god, lest thou be cast into Hell, condemned and rejected. |
| 017:039 Yusufali | : |
These are among the (precepts of) wisdom, which thy Lord has revealed to thee. Take not, with Allah, another object of worship, lest thou shouldst be thrown into Hell, blameworthy and rejected. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الشرك والمشركون > النهي عن الشِرك والوعيد عليه Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Polytheism and the Polytheists> The Inhibition of Polytheisms and the Threat Against it أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > الوحي Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> The Revelation الدعوة إلى الله > الحكمة في الدعوة > وجوب التزام الحكمة The Call for Allah> The Wisdom in the Mission> Having to Keep to the Wisdom Side الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > الحكمة Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Wisdom
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Psychadelic Tripping was a long-term interst for me.
Past Psychadelic Experiences:
-Mushrooms
-DMT
-Acid
-Foxy Methoxy
Foxy was an unknown chemical to me. I randomly came accross this chemical stored in a vile through a friend of mine. Having no idea what it was all about, I took it to a very good friend of mine. He told me to be extremely careful with it cuz it is a substance easy to overdose on. He informed me it would be the most intensified acid trip I will ever experience.
FIRST Experience: 8mg (oral)
Witness:
Brittany
- Hightened mood. Laughter. Body high. Some visuals.
SECOND Experience: 15mg (oral)
Witness:
None
- Hightened mood. Feeling of Euphoria. Complete relaxation. Enjoyable visuals.
THIRD Experience: (guesstimate): 20-25mg (oral)
Witnesses:
Brittany
J-Dub
Ashley
Place: Ashley's Bedroom
00:00- Ashley & I injested our (apx.) 25mg dose of Foxy in a piece of tissue paper. J-Dub injested his (apx.) 10mg dose of Foxy in a piece of tissue paper. Brittany injested Psychadelic Mushrooms.
00:50- My mood elevated intensely along with my sense of touch. Happiness was hightening between my friends and I.
02:00- Rushing tingles throughout my body gave me a feeling of relaxation. My head started feeling wobbly as if I was drunk. Colors were intensified. Tracers came with every movement of my eyes. Things around me started to liquify. My senses are strong and my mind fills with ideas.
02:30- Handprints, splatters, designs, and smiley faces painted with blacklight paint on the ceiling capture my attention. We turn off the light and turn on a blacklight.
03:00- Ashley and I begin a conversation about what we are experiencing. We talk about our visuals. Staring at the wall, it melts. Looking up at the ceiling, the blacklight paint dances and swirls around. We look at each other's hands, they are blurry, and have a 'breathing' effect.
04:00- Visuals become very intense and uncontrollable.  Everything around almost comes to life.  My head feels heavy. My mood excells with energy and I become completely consentrated on how fast everything going.
04:45- I am now blown away by my visuals. The light turns back on. My vision was pixelated. Things were melting, distorting, and moving fast. Some things had a 3D effect. Other things, when I constantly looked around, would get picked up by mind and then, in slow motion, were carried wherever I looked next. My mind then drifts to complete surprise of what I am seeing. I ask my friend Ashley if her visuals are intense. We go into disbelief that a drug could take that effect. Everyone looks at each other in disbelief.  My heart rate speeds up. The light had revieled everything in the room and it was too much for me to see. My visuals were too intensified. Ashley and I start blurting out, 'Turn it off!', 'It's too much!'
05:30- I regain focus on my trip. I stay close to Ashley as we conversate about things that just happened and what we were seeing.
06:30- Ashley and I are in a deep conversation about life, the universe, drugs, and sexuality. We become connected. Visuals calm down and we lose touch with the reality that we are on a drug. Our focus is deep in our conversation about life. All the answers to our deepest questions about life just start pouring out of eachother.
07:00- Ashley and I are seperated from our two friends. We are now at a point where there is no life. We are in another demention where it is only us and we are stuck together for eternity. We believe we mentally picked each other in our life to be together forever. Our souls were destined to be free together.
07:30- An incredible feeling of relief comes over me. My body feels orgasmic and I feel warmth in between my legs. I started to urinate as I was feeling this seperation from my body.
08:00- I feel like I have become my soul and I take my body to the floor. I lay there for a moment taking deep breaths. I make eye contact with ashley. Memories of my life start overflowing in my mind as I just lay there. I started to feel sad and I needed to let my mind go and leave my body in this sad demention.
08:30- Ashley then looks to me and I feel she is feeling the same things as me. I pick up my body off the floor and she picks hers up off the bed. We tell each other we need to go. I loose all of my bodily functions and together we start walking. We repeatidly crash into each other and fall to the floor. We are feeling the pain of our lives as we believe we are walking down a spiral staircase to free our souls. She thrusts herself all over the place as I do too. We then stop and lay on the floor. My body begins to feel numb. I take deep breaths again to prepare for the seperation from my body. All my emotions pour out. I go from being sad, to happy, then angry, then crying, then laughing.
09:00- I close my eyes for a moment while breathing deaply and when I open them I see Ashley. We had just completed the seperation of our mind, body, & soul. Things looked and felt normal and we were all alone.
09:30- Reality starts coming into my trip in stages. My friends start to appear before my eyes. I realize I am coming off the drug and into reality. I go to take a drink of water and loose my touch with reality for a split second and poor it into my lap. I sit there blankly for a moment.
09:45- I gasp! Then put my hands over my mouth. I look at my friends and for a moment, I start crying. I was back from my trip of complete Separation of the Mind, Body, & Soul.
Bits and pieces of the trip I had completely blacked out. I spent a whole week replaying that night in my head because I wanted to remember it. Before I took the drug, I had planned on loosing myself cuz I had never done that before. So, now I have that experience to share with others that think about wanting to experience a 'Trip'.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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This system has been proposed keeping in mind the difficulties that people face during registering complaint at any police station.
First of all, the entire manual process is time consuming as the complainant has to physically go to the police station numerous times. The same also consumes a whole lot of money and energy. Other disadvantageous factors include, Fear of getting harmed from people against whom FIR is filed, Lodging FIR against highly reputed person is sometimes difficult task. By allowing citizens to lodge their complaints directly, this system circumvents police officers who are often reluctant to register FIRs, particularly in kidnapping and ransom cases. Potentially, this could be an effective tool in combating the endemic corruption and pressure at the thana level.


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