Imagine Joan Cusack as a weird, wild and wonderful woman with certain insecurities about herself, living in a town not unlike Mayberry or Pleasantville. She falls in love with an older reporter (Hector Elizondo) who comes into town trying to verify rumors about a bride who runs from each and every wedding opportunity, hence Cusack. Cusack falls for the old tiger, but differences settle in about age difference, and she confides in a therapist (Richard Gere) who is a bespectacled man with a mustache - somewhere within this stiff she finds an attractive man if he would only shave that mustache and remove the glasses. Unfortunately. Gere has an attractive sister (Julia Roberts) who tries to protect him from her wooing. Naturally, Cusack ends up with Elizondo but there is a sense of bitterness and sadness that she did not end up with Gere. Alas, "Runaway Bride," although be warned that the plot description I just offered is not the movie itself. This is simply something I thought of while watching and trying to stay awake with this stale, laughless stupidity of a movie.
In reality, Garry Marshall's latest romantic comedy confection stars Richard Gere as "Ike" Graham, a columnist for the USA Today who has trouble coming up with any fresh ideas. He resorts to going to the local bar and is inspired by a patron who speaks of a "runaway bride," a woman who leaves men at the altar. Almost immediately Ike writes the column based on the patron's testimony (though this is never really made clear). Women on the street berate Ike and hit him on the head with rolled-up newspapers before he discovers a snarling letter from the bride herself printed by the editor. Apparently, Ike misrepresented many facts and exaggerated many figures. He is fired by the editor, his former wife (Rita Wilson). Now, Ike goes to this picture-postcard, Mayberry-like town and confronts the snarling woman, Maggie Carpenter (Julia Roberts). She is about to get married again, and Ike senses that she will run like a rabbit again. Or will she succumb to Gere's charm and smooth-talking demeanor? And is it possible that good romantic comedies are a thing of the past?
Basically, the formula is set up for this movie, and all the cliches are in place, and nothing else. This is one of the most charmless, dullest and periodically dumbest movies I have ever seen. How can a respected director like Marshall reduce Gere and Roberts to cardboard cutouts with about as much sex and romantic appeal as a pair of refrigerators? Roberts is actually boring to watch in this movie - her wide grins and "duckbill platypus" mugging is unflattering to say the least. Gere seems more stiff than ever, and shares no charisma or chemistry with Roberts. Interesting, considering what a solid pair they were in "Pretty Woman," also directed by Marshall. I never understood the latter's success but it had gobs of wit and real emotions unlike this scrap heap. Nevertheless, Gere and Roberts felt like real people in that movie - here they are sitcom variations.
While desperately trying to stay awake, I noticed a couple of nods to "Pretty Woman," a cameo by Garry Marshall at a baseball game, and a video copy of "The Graduate," one of my favorite comedies of all time. There also is one good line about Fed-Ex trucks, and a couple of briefly delicious moments by the droll Elizondo. Outside of that, this "Bride" is of little merit. Even the quirky Joan Cusack (not weird as she is described by Roberts) is often excruciating. Jean Schertler as Grandma supplies a couple of chuckles but nothing more. And for trivia buffs, there is Julia's sister, Lisa Roberts, as "Elaine from Manhattan" in one scene.
Forget the silly "Pretty Woman," "Notting Hill," released earlier this year, was one of the best films of Julia's career - she carried the film with grace and subtlety and had the good sense of co-starring with the daffy Hugh Grant. They had sweet chemistry and had a solidly good script to boot from "Four Weddings and a Funeral" scribe, Richard Curtis. "Runaway Bride" has none of those virtues and seems to have been made in a rush. My advice to Ms. Roberts about future romantic comedies is to follow Lola's example: Run Julia Run!
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What are SSH Keys and why to use them?
SSH keys serve as a means of identifying yourself to an SSH server using public-key cryptography and challenge-response authentication.
One immediate advantage this method has over traditional password authentication is that you can be authenticated by the server without ever having to send your password over the network. Anyone eavesdropping on your connection will not be able to intercept and crack your password because it is never actually transmitted. Additionally, using SSH keys for authentication virtually eliminates the risk posed by brute-force password attacks by drastically reducing the chances of the attacker correctly guessing the proper credentials.
As well as offering additional security, SSH key authentication can be more convenient than the more traditional password authentication. When used with a program known as an SSH agent, SSH keys can allow you to connect to a server, or multiple servers, without having to remember or enter your password for each system.
If still, SSH keys seem to be unclear to you, don't worry. We will cover this in Hello World" way, but now, sometime later.
Let's focus on setting up SSH key and able to connect to github server.
Generating a new SSH key
- Open Git Bash.
- Paste the text below, substituting
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>your GitHub email address. - Press Enter, when you're prompted to "Enter a file in which to save the key". This accepts the default file location.
- At the prompt, type a secure passphrase.
$ ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C<EMAIL_ADDRESS># Creates a new ssh key, using the provided email as a label Generating public/private rsa key pair.
Enter a file in which to save the key (/Users/you/.ssh/id_rsa): [Press enter]
Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase): [Type a passphrase] Enter same passphrase again: [Type passphrase again]
Adding your SSH key to the ssh-agent
- Ensure
ssh-agent
is enabled: - Use
ssh-add
to add your SSH key to thessh-agent
# start the ssh-agent in the background $ eval "$(ssh-agent -s)" Agent pid 59566
$ ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa
Add the SSH key to your GitHub account.
To configure your GitHub account to use your new (or existing) SSH key, you'll also need to add it to your GitHub account.
- Copy the SSH key to your clipboard.
- Login to
Github
with your github account. - Click on your
profile photo
and thenSettings
as below. - Click on
SSH and GPG keys
(Under left menu). - Click on
New SSH Key
(On the right). - Provide suitable
Title
, paste your new SSH Key (which is already copied to clipboard) and then click onAdd SSH Key
(bottom). - Provide password (which was used to generate SSH key), if prompted.
- If you have reached to this step, it means you have generated new SSH key using git bash and added to your github account successfully.
$ clip < ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub # Copies the contents of the id_rsa.pub file to your clipboard


Cooper Energy poised to get its Sole, Downer leaves site
by Sarah ThompsonStreet Talk has been on gas watch.
And in our sights has been Cooper Energy's delayed Sole project in south-eastern Victoria, the state worst hit by the tightness in east coast gas supply.
It's understood contractors from Downer have been demobilising at the Orbost gas plant – owned by APA Group – which would process the gas from the Sole field. Getting this plant up and running is the last hurdle to Sole becoming a producing asset.
[To be clear, APA owns the processing plant while Cooper owns the gas field]
It is expected Downer will hand over the plant's reins to APA in the coming days, which would then begin first phase commissioning and following that would start processing gas from the Sole project.
It's believed the first gas processed from Sole would be in early 2020.
The near completion of the Orbost gas plant would be welcome news for Cooper's management and shareholders. The delay caused the $876 million company to defer production and Cooper was receiving liquidated damages during the deferral period.
The Sole project accounts for 78 per cent of Cooper's gas reserves and is expected to account for around 80 per cent of gas production.
Once production kicks off, the Sole asset would become significantly de-risked. Street Talk would be willing to bet the likes of Beach Energy and Mitsui are watching with interest.
The news comes as oil and gas producer Senex Energy's Atlas project in Queensland delivered its first gas to state-owned power generator CleanCo. Within weeks it will start delivering gas to building products maker CSR.
The Atlas project is the first in Queensland where output is exclusively for domestic use.


How Bacardi Aims to Shatter the Glass Ceiling
Spirits company launches mentoring program to cultivate female leadership.
by Michael Woodward Ph.D.Michael Woodward Ph.D.
The glass ceiling has slowly been cracking for years, but it is far from shattered. The 2019 Women in the Workplace report from McKinsey and Company found that women occupy only 21 percent of executive roles in the C-suite with just under 30 percent representation in vice president and senior vice president roles. Although there has been progress in the last five years, there is still a lot of work to be done. Some of that work involves rethinking when and how women are being targeted for developmental opportunities.
The McKinsey report points out that: “Contrary to popular belief, the glass ceiling is not the biggest obstacle to women’s progression. It is actually at the first step up to manager— or the ‘broken rung.’” In other words, the best strategy for helping prepare and elevate women to leadership roles is to provide developmental opportunities at their earliest stages of managerial development. Human resources and learning professionals who really want to make a lasting impact on gender parity at the highest levels of leadership must start targeting early-career women who are looking for that first “step-up” to a people management role.
One company out there leading the charge in this effort is Bacardi. As a privately held family company that has been in business for 157 years, agility is critical to competing on a global stage. In their quest to continually foster agility, Bacardi recently started looking inward for ways to identify and unleash their untapped talent: Women.
To learn more about their efforts I spoke with Chio Zubiria, Senior Director for Supply Chain Planning at Bacardi. As a female executive who has been with Bacardi for 22 years, Zubiria has been through it all and now she is looking to give back. She recently took on the role of Chair of the Bacardi North America Women in Leadership (WIL) Development Committee where she has had an integral role in expanding mentoring for women throughout the organization. The program now has 700 participants worldwide. In our conversation, Zubiria shared her tips for developing and deploying a successful mentoring program.
Match for Chemistry
“I know there are conversations in the mentoring world about matching people who are the same versus matching people who are completely different” explains Zubiria. However, Zubiria feels that it is really about chemistry first and then diversity of experience second. In order to forge a successful relationship, the two participants need to feel a personal connection that will allow them to be open and share. In conjunction with this, Zubiria also feels that mentees or protégés can benefit from exposure to different aspects of the organization. As part of the matching process they consider:
- Cross functional or cross department experience
- Skillset needs where there is an opportunity for development
- Mentors from outside their region
It’s also important to note that nearly half of the mentors are men. She believes if woman are only talking to other women about women-specific issues they are missing an opportunity to broaden the conversation and build critical relationships that may lead to advancement opportunities.
Leverage Technology to Scale
Matching mentors and protégés can be a tough challenge to manage, particularly when participation expands rapidly. According to Zubiria, the most significant advancement in administering the program has been automated matching. As Zubiria explains: “When I first joined we were basically doing this by hand, which was very painful.” Shortly after the Bacardi acquisition of Patrón the need for automation became increasingly more evident. To remedy this challenge Bacardi partnered with MentorcliQ to automate the management of their ever-expanding mentoring program. “We are a far cry from the days having to use excel sheets and intuition” explains Zubiria.
Structure the Relationship
Zubiria believes a successful mentoring relationship must be structured. Bacardi mentors and protégés agree to a set of agreed-upon terms that guide the experience. Mentoring contracts at Bacardi typically include the following:
- How often they will meet
- How long the term of the mentoring will last
- The specific issues or topics they are going to spend their time on
The typical contract is for nine months consisting of 45-minute meetings every two weeks either in-person or via video chat. Zubiria and her team also conduct mid-contract check-ins to evaluate progress and provide feedback.
Train Your Mentors
Mentoring is a process that requires commitment, discipline, and skill. In order to ensure the quality of mentoring, the Bacardi team works with their mentors to develop the following:
- Listening patiently
- Asking open-ended questions
- Challenging assumptions
- Pushing mentees out of their comfort zone
- Guiding their mentees to their own answers
Understand What Protégés are Seeking
The MentorcliQ tool allows Zubiria and the team to track the major themes emerging from the mentoring conversations. They have found the following to be the top four most consistent topics protégés are seeking guidance on:
- Career advice
- Networking
- Time management
- Work-life balance
A major element of the career advice theme is gaining insight on how to best approach potentially tough conversations with your manager, which is a challenge nearly every one of us has faced at some point in our careers.
So, has it worked? According to their internal data female engagement is up 12% since 2017, bringing the engagement score for women at Bacardi on par with the score for men.
Is Bacardi freeing men trapped in the Glass Cellar?
Submitted by Frank on November 19, 2019 - 11:23am
Those who talk about the Glass Ceiling often ignore the fact that men are often relegated to the difficult, stressful and dangerous jobs - what may be called the Glass Cellar. Because men disproportionately do the most dangerous jobs, they account for 93% of industrial accident fatalities.
Today is International Men's Day. It's disappointing to see all the blogs that focus on women, but ignore men, on this day.
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April 5th, Arrays and Hashes!
Ah, arrays. Ah, hashes. Like the four horsemen of the apocalypse - if there were only two horsemen, and if they weren't horesmen but were instead ruby objects, and if they didn't herald the end but instead stored things in an easily accessible way - arrays and hashes are powerful elements that gallop across the web, bringing about the end of bad data storage.
Well, I was at least right about one thing. Arrays and hashes do store data in an easily accessible way. Arrays and hashes operate very similarly. To understand them, it's probably easiest to start by showing them.
array = [0,1,2,3,4]
That is an array. But I could just have easily stored strings instead of numbers using the same syntax. For example:
array = ["worst","best","wedding dress"]
See? Both of those are arrays, but in one case the array is storing numbers and in the other its storing text. Note that the word array I've put to the left of the equal sign is totally arbitrary. I named it array because that's what we're talking about, but I could have easily called it x, y, z, or the_four_horsemen_of_the_apocalypse.There's another way of making array. It looks like this:
array = Array.new
So stick that in your pipe and smoke it!
Moving on...
Each thing that's stored in array has a position - like kids in a line, the first is the "worst", the second is the "best", and the third is the one in the "wedding dress". Pretty clear, right? It would be except that in ruby, an element's position is referred to as its index. And, the thing about indexes (indices?) is that they don't start with one. They start with zero. "worst" has an index of 0. "best" has an index of 1, and so on. So 0 is the "worst", first is the "best", and second is now the "wedding dress".
An array's indexices can be used to reference what is being stored in that position. So, for example, if I typed:
array[1]
The thing being stored at the 1st index would get returned. In this case, "best." If, on the other hand, I type array[0]
the thing being stored in the 0th index would get returned ("worst" in case you're too lazy to look back up at the array). This format of storing data is really useful, especially with the data is ordered. But what happens if the data you store doesn't go in any sort of order?
 To best illustrate these differences let's consider a hypothetical. Let's say you wanna store a person's first name, middle name, last name, adress, and the name of their first girlfriend. We could just store each of those things in an array and do our best to remember that the index of 0 is their first name, the index of 1 is their middle name, the index of 2 is their last name, and so on and so forth.  It'd be a lot easier if we could type something like array["firstName"]
and have that spit out their first name. Luckily, that's exactly what hashes let you do.
You can make a hash like this.
hash = {"firstName" => "Bo",
"middleName" => "Amory",
"lastName" => "Guthrie",
"address" => "123 Street Place",
"hotGirlFriend" => "Janet" }
When you make a hash, instead of having indexes and values, you have keys and values. The keys are the "firstName", "middeName" and so on. It's all the stuff on the left of the =>
. The keys are what you can use to refer to the values. So, you can type hash["firstName"] and it'll return "Bo". Neat huh?
Another way you can create a hash is like this:
hash = Hash.new
Alrighty, that should cover the basics. For more detail, I suggest you visit google and do some good searches for ruby hashes or ruby arrays. I suggest the ruby documentation as a good reference.


What does it mean for so many of us to be caught up in a collection of files that pass from one machine to another and are processed into other kinds of files? Is the invisibility of it all–and invisibility that is effectively magic–to us? In this course we take up the question of artificial intelligence, but not in the embodied form of robots and droids–e.g., Robbie or R2D2–but in the form of faceless, disembodied entities like UNIVAC or Deep Blue.
Paper. The final paper in this class asks you to reflect on the methodological work we have done in terms of understanding texts and the topical considerations for the term – in this case how we imagine “artificial intelligence.” Your objective is to complete by the end of the semester an essay which takes up a text, or several texts, that we did not discuss in class and examine it for its representation of how intelligences, human and artificial, relate, reflect, refract a particular concern, anxiety, question or some other topic of your choosing. The paper must be grounded in textual evidence and that evidence must be presented in a contextualized fashion and a considered sequence such that your audience is “naturally” led from your initial proposition to agreement with your thinking on the matter.
| Date | Text |
|---|---|
| 1909 | E. M. Forster, “The Machine Stops” PDF / txt / Wikisource |
| 1946 | Murray Leinster, “A Logic Named Joe” PDF / txt |
| 1945 | Isaac Asimov, “Escape!” |
| 1970 | Philip K. Dick, A Maze of Death |
| 1970 | Colossus: The Forbin Project (film) (Wikipedia) |
| 2016 | HBO’s Westworld (based on the 1973 film by Michael Crichton) |
| 1966 | Billion-Dollar Brain (book, film) |
| 1983 | WarGames (film) (Wikipedia) |
| 1999 | Smart House (Disney film) |
| 2001 | A.I. Artificial Intelligence (film) (Wikipedia) |
| 2006 | Daniel Suarez, Daemon |
| 2013 | Her (film) (Wikipedia) |
| - | The Machine (British film) |
| 2014 | Automata (film) |
In addition to the texts above, the Wikipedia entry on Artificial Intelligence in Fiction is well worth your time.
Franklin, H. Bruce. 1983. Don’t Look Where We’re Going: Visions of the Future in Science-Fiction Films, 1970-82 (“Ne cherche pas à savoir où on va”: les Visions de l’avenir dans le cinéma de SF de 1970 à 1982). Science Fiction Studies 10/1: 70-80. JSTOR.
Goldman, Steven L. 1989. Images of Technology in Popular Films: Discussion and Filmography. Science, Technology, & Human Values 14/3: 275-301. JSTOR.


2 killed, 20 injured as bus skids off Pune Bangalore Highway
The incident took place near Shindewadi village, around 20 kilometres from Pune.
by Express News ServiceTwo people were killed and at least 20 injured after a Maharashtra State Transport bus veered off the road and landed 50 feet below the Pune Bangalore Highway on Monday.
According to the police, around 1.30 pm, the driver of the Sangli-bound bus lost control of the vehicle. The bus fell off the road and turned on its side. The incident took place near Shindewadi village, around 20 kilometres from Pune.
Local villagers and the Pune fire brigade launched a rescue effort and the passengers were taken to local hospitals. “Out of 40 persons on the bus, at least two persons have been killed and more than 20 were were injured in the accident. The injured are being treated at local hospitals.” said inspector Dattatray Darade of Rajgad police station.


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Microsoft reveals dozens of new games coming to Xbox Game Pass
Quite a few games are hitting the service soon
by Bradly ShankarEvery couple of weeks, Microsoft adds new titles to its Xbox Game Pass on-demand gaming subscription service.
Now, at its XO19 fan event in London, England, the company has laid out the roadmap for dozens of games that are coming to the service on both Xbox One and PC between this holiday season and throughout 2020.
To start, here are the eight games that have now stealth dropped onto Game Pass:
- Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition (PC)
- Age of Wonders: Planetfall (Console, coming soon to PC)
- Hearts of Iron IV: Cadet Edition (PC)
- Lego: The Ninjago Movie Videogame (Console)
- Rage 2 (Console, coming soon to PC)
- Remnant: From the Ashes (Console)
- The Talos Principle (Console & PC)
- Tracks: The Train Set Game (Console & PC)
Microsoft also confirmed that Halo: The Master Chief Collection will debut on Xbox Game Pass for PC on December 3rd.
Additionally, Microsoft revealed a slew of games that are coming later this year and in 2020, although specific dates were not mentioned.
- Carrion (Console & PC)
- Cris Tales (Console & PC)
- Cyber Shadow (Console & PC)
- Darksiders III (Console & PC)
- Double Kick Heroes (Console & PC)
- Edge of Eternity (Console & PC)
- Final Fantasy VII (Console & PC)
- Final Fantasy VIII: Remastered (Console & PC)
- Final Fantasy IX (Console & PC)
- Final Fantasy X: HD Remastered (Console & PC)
- Final Fantasy X-2: HD Remastered (Console & PC)
- FinalFantasy XII: TheZodiacAge (Console & PC)
- Final Fantasy XIII
- Final Fantasy XIII-2
- Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII (Console & PC)
- Final Fantasy XV (Console & PC)
- Forager (Console & PC)
- Haven (Console & PC)
- It Lurks Below (Console & PC)
- Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 Remix (Console)
- Kingdom Hearts 2.8: Final Chapter Prologue (Console)
- Levelhead (Console & PC)
- Life Is Strange 2: Episodes 4 & 5 (Console) [the first three episodes were already available, so now the entire season is available on Game Pass]
- My Friend Pedro (Console & PC)
- PHOGS (Console & PC)
- She Dreams Elsewhere (Console & PC)
- SkateBIRD (Console & PC)
- Streets of Rage 4 (Console & PC)
- Scourge Bringer (Console & PC)
- Supraland (Console)
- Tekken 7 (Console)
- Touhou Luna Nights (Console & PC)
- The Escapists 2 (Console)
- The Red Lantern (Console)
- The Red Strings Club (PC)
- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (Console)
- Vambrace: Cold Soul (Console & PC)
- West of Dead (Console & PC)
- Yakuza Kiwami
- Yakuza Kiwami 2
- Yakuza Zero
To entice newcomers, Microsoft is offering three months of Game Pass Ultimate for just $1 CAD. This includes Game Pass for both Console and PC, as well as an Xbox Live Gold subscription. Otherwise, Game Pass Ultimate costs $16.99 CAD/month.
Meanwhile, Game Pass for Console costs $11.99/month on its own, while Game Pass for PC is currently offered at the beta price of $5.99/month.


At normal incident from a vacuum (medium 1) to a dielectric (medium 2), the amplitude reflection coefficient and amplitude transmission coefficient are given by $$ r = \frac{1-\frac{Z_{1}}{Z_{2}}}{1+\frac{Z_{1}}{Z_{2}}} \quad \text{and} \quad t = \frac{2}{1+\frac{Z_{1}}{Z_{2}}}$$ respectively. Where \(Z\) is dependant on the refractive index \(n\) via $$ Z = \frac{1}{n}\sqrt{\frac{\mu_{0}}{\varepsilon_{0}}}$$ The Energy reflection coefficient of a wave is given by $$ R = \frac{{\mid E_{0}^{t} \mid}^2}{ {\mid E_{0}^{i} \mid}^2} = r^2 $$ and the Total Energy reflection coefficient is $$ T_{layer} = \frac{{\mid E_{total}^{t} \mid}^2}{ {\mid E_{0}^{i} \mid}^2} $$ The dependence of T on the thickness of the dielectric is calculated through $$ T_{layer} = {( 1 + \frac{4R}{{(1-R)}^2}\sin^2(k_{2}d))}^{-1}$$ Therefore when \(d\) is and integer multiple of \(\lambda/2\) where \(\lambda\) is the wavelength of the wave in the dielectric, then \(T_{layer} = 1\) for any value of \(R\). The visulisation shows the incident, reflected and transmitted waves.


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2 tablets |
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2C-B |
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250 mg |
insufflated |
Ketamine |
(powder / crystals) |
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200 mg |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
This is the third time I have taken 2CB and it came in pill form as opposed to the stronger capsule form of previous experiences. The effect was not nearly as intense as on other occasions, and the predominant sensation was one of nausea with subtle visuals, i.e. shimmering colour hue and slight kaleidoscopic patterns appearing 'on top of' rather than 'inside' objects (as in lsd / psilocybin etc). Feeling somewhat unfulfilled, I administered a substantial line of ketamine (perhaps 1/10g), smoked a couple of cannabis joints and tripped out nicely watching Braindead.
My out of body experience, however, occurred whilst in bed about 5hours after ingesting the 2CB. In bed I snorted a large line of ketamine and about 5 minutes later became aware of a tinnitus-like noise in my ears, which could have been there a while but only entered my consciousness at this moment. The ringing then began to fluctuate musically, creating the most intense and beautiful, sometimes frightening, noises imaginable. Accompanying this, were equally intense fluctuating illuminations, starting as flashing ‘waves’ or ‘sheets’ of light, and eventually transforming into vivid moving images of everything and nothing.
I have experienced these sensations before, but this time I became aware of my body moving, when it was actually stationary. I ‘encouraged’ these feelings and allowed myself to suspend reality becoming a floating consciousness, free to travel where and when I wished. The defining characteristic of this trip was the control I had over my own sensations. I could will my ‘self’ to fall infinite distances at speeds so incredible that I ‘felt’ my flesh being ripped, almost dissolved, off my body,but not in a frightening way, as I retained the ability to instigate or cease such motions. I can only compare the physical sensations with those of experiencing extreme g-force, so my lay-analysis would be that I had somehow interrupted the nerve endings so that they no longer responded to external stimuli, but to my conscious will.
As much as I want to share as much as I can of my experience, I don’t want to bore you, and I am bound by the limitations of the English language in my descriptions. I most definitely felt I had gone somewhere unusual: I have had similar experiences but the amount of control I had this time meant I was able to actively partake in my journeys rather than simply view them as some kind of passenger might.
One particular vision/sensation, which was more fun and entertaining than mystical and divine, was watching – and encouraging - the walls of my bedroom disintegrate, leaving the frame of my room suspended in an infinite void. Using my imagination I was able to make myself think my whole room was swinging, pendulum-like, in massive sweeping circles, my body felt as if this was actually happening. At one point, a feeling not dissimilar to that of sand giving way beneath ones feet at the sea-side became apparent inside my back and legs. It actually felt as though I was dissolving into my bed until I was nothing but pure consciousness.
What made the whole experience (around 3 hours of going in and out of different trips, with ketamine top-ups) special was the symbiotic relationship between the physical, the aural and the visual. The music would change dramatically if I opened my eyes, or if I decided to ‘move’ in a different direction. The visuals would alter if some external sound entered my consciousness, and might send me flying of at the speed of light in the opposite direction. I remember opening and closing my eyes to hear the music dramatically speed up with eyes open and slow to a triphop pace when closed.
Felt fine the next day, though slightly withdrawn and thoughtful. If anyone has similar experiences or know different techniques for this I would greatly value their views.
Age 24
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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SEDATIVE MEDICATIONS
It is necessary to take into account the fact that numerous medications or substances can multiply their effects of central nervous system depression and contribute to diminished alertness. It is a question of morphine derivatives (analgesics, antitussives, and substitution treatments), neuroleptics, barbiturates, benzodiazepines, anxiolytics other than benzodiazepines (for example meprobamate), hypnotics, sedative antidepressants (amitriptyline, doxepin, mianserin, mirtazapine, trimipramine), H1 sedative antihistamines, central antihypertensives, baclofen, and thalidomide.
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 149
SEDATIVE MEDICATIONS CLASS CODE: N04-N05-N06 |
ALCOHOL (DRINK OR INGREDIENT) |
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OTHER SEDATIVE MEDICATIONS CLASS CODE: N04-N05-N06 |
Increase of central nervous center depression. The alteration of alertness can make driving vehicles or using machines dangerous |
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SetEntityAnimationTime()
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SetEntityAnimationTime(#Entity, Animation$, Time)概要
Changes the current #Entity animation time. This is an absolute time position. To change the time relative to the current time, use AddEntityAnimationTime().
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#Entity 使用该实体。 Animation$ The animation name. The animations are stored in the mesh object in a case-sensitive manner (ie: "Walk" will be a different animation than "walk"). If the animation isn't found or the mesh doesn't have a skeleton, this function will have no effect. Time The absolute time to set (in milliseconds).
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StartEntityAnimation(), AddEntityAnimationTime(), GetEntityAnimationTime()
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Jack Ross calls on Sunderland experience as Hibs boss discusses hectic schedule
The Hibees have eight games between now and the end of December to climb up the table.
by Gabriel McKayJack Ross admits he'll call on his experience at Sunderland to help Hibs through a hectic period which includes eight games between now and the winter break.
The new manager oversaw his first win since being appointed at Easter Road, with his side coming from behind to beat Motherwell on Saturday.
There's no let-up in their schedule though, with a trip to face Ross' former club St Mirren tomorrow before they take on Kilmarnock on Saturday.
The Hibees gaffer said: "It is pretty busy between now and the end of the year. 'I am well used to it' is probably the best thing I could say.
"I had a 61-game season last year. I was used to the relentlessness of eight, nine, 10 fixtures a month. I had that quite often.
"Although I say this period is quite busy, it is probably the norm for me or certainly it has been for me over the last year-and-a-half.
"I have probably had to train myself and educate myself in a different way than what I had to deal with previously.
"I think that is standing me in good stead for this period that we have got and then after the winter break, it settles down again.
"When you have less time on the training pitch it is easier to do that and accept that when you are in good place, whether results or performance-wise."
Ross gained hero status in Paisley when he got St Mirren promoted and he's looking forward to returning.
"I'm looking forward to it. I went back quite quickly with Sunderland in a pre-season match after I left.
"It is a club and a stadium that means a lot to me, both as player and a manager.
"I still speak to several people at the club, still close to them and have always kept a close eye on what they are doing.
"I am looking forward to seeing some familiar faces but the focus and energy is very much about going to win the game as opposed to anything else.
"What reception will I get? I don't know. You never know in football.
"I had a good period there as manager and a good relationship with people there as well so hopefully a good one."


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| public | InputFileStream(const String<char>& filePath_, long bufferSize_, OpenMode openMode_) |
| public nothrow | InputFileStream(int fileHandle_) |
| public nothrow | InputFileStream(int fileHandle_, long bufferSize_) |
| public override | ~InputFileStream() |
| public void | Close() |
| public override nothrow bool | EndOfStream() const |
| public inline nothrow int | FileHandle() const |
| public inline nothrow const String<char>& | FilePath() const |
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| public override String<char> | ReadLine() |
| public override String<char> | ReadToEnd() |
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0. alice sends DEX fee
1. alice sends coins to b address
2. bob sends coins to b address
3. bob spends coins from b address
4. alice spends coins from b address
is this the correct order for a swap? I keep finding ones where step 3 is confirmed after step 4 is confirmed
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Store arrays in one onnx graph¶
Once a model is converted it can be useful to store an array as a constant in the graph an retrieve it through an output. This allows the user to store training parameters or other informations like a vocabulary. Last sections shows how to remove an output or to promote an intermediate result to an output.
Train and convert a model¶
We download one model from the ONNX Zoo but the model could be trained and produced by another converter library.
import pprint
import numpy
from onnx import load
from onnxruntime import InferenceSession
from sklearn.datasets import load_iris
from sklearn.linear_model import LogisticRegression
from sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split
from skl2onnx import to_onnx
from skl2onnx.helpers.onnx_helper import (
add_output_initializer, select_model_inputs_outputs)
data = load_iris()
X, y = data.data.astype(numpy.float32), data.target
X_train, X_test, y_train, y_test = train_test_split(X, y)
model = LogisticRegression(penalty='elasticnet', C=2.,
solver='saga', l1_ratio=0.5)
model.fit(X_train, y_train)
onx = to_onnx(model, X_train[:1],
target_opset={'': 14, 'ai.onnx.ml': 2},
options={'zipmap': False})
Out:
/var/lib/jenkins/workspace/onnxcustom/onnxcustom_UT_39_std/_venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/sklearn/linear_model/_sag.py:352: ConvergenceWarning: The max_iter was reached which means the coef_ did not converge
warnings.warn(
Add training parameter¶
new_onx = add_output_initializer(
onx,
['C', 'l1_ratio'],
[numpy.array([model.C]), numpy.array([model.l1_ratio])])
Inference¶
sess = InferenceSession(new_onx.SerializeToString(),
providers=['CPUExecutionProvider'])
print("output names:", [o.name for o in sess.get_outputs()])
res = sess.run(None, {'X': X_test[:2]})
print("outputs")
pprint.pprint(res)
Out:
output names: ['label', 'probabilities', 'C', 'l1_ratio']
outputs
[array([1, 0], dtype=int64),
array([[3.5292062e-03, 7.7326351e-01, 2.2320731e-01],
[9.9688494e-01, 3.1150691e-03, 1.0772085e-09]], dtype=float32),
array([2.]),
array([0.5])]
The major draw back of this solution is increase the prediction time as onnxruntime copies the constants for every prediction. It is possible either to store those constant in a separate ONNX graph or to removes them.
Select outputs¶
Next function removes unneeded outputs from a model, not only the constants. Next model only keeps the probabilities.
simple_onx = select_model_inputs_outputs(new_onx, ['probabilities'])
sess = InferenceSession(simple_onx.SerializeToString(),
providers=['CPUExecutionProvider'])
print("output names:", [o.name for o in sess.get_outputs()])
res = sess.run(None, {'X': X_test[:2]})
print("outputs")
pprint.pprint(res)
# Function *select_model_inputs_outputs* add also promote an intermediate
# result to an output.
#
Out:
output names: ['probabilities']
outputs
[array([[3.5292062e-03, 7.7326351e-01, 2.2320731e-01],
[9.9688494e-01, 3.1150691e-03, 1.0772085e-09]], dtype=float32)]
This example only uses ONNX graph in memory and never saves or loads a model. This can be done by using the following snippets of code.
Save a model¶
with open("simplified_model.onnx", "wb") as f:
f.write(simple_onx.SerializeToString())
Load a model¶
model = load("simplified_model.onnx", "wb")
sess = InferenceSession(model.SerializeToString(),
providers=['CPUExecutionProvider'])
print("output names:", [o.name for o in sess.get_outputs()])
res = sess.run(None, {'X': X_test[:2]})
print("outputs")
pprint.pprint(res)
Out:
output names: ['probabilities']
outputs
[array([[3.5292062e-03, 7.7326351e-01, 2.2320731e-01],
[9.9688494e-01, 3.1150691e-03, 1.0772085e-09]], dtype=float32)]
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The Long Walk Home
For the Global Game Jam 2019 we created the board game The Long Walk Home. The theme of the jam was What home means to you, and as the best journeys always take you home, we decided that would be the theme of our game.
The premise of the game is you travel along one of the three paths, and can have ‘random encounters’ throughout the journey. These are selected randomly from the cards, each bespoke to its own area. It is a competition to not only arrive at the home space first, but to arrive with the largest sum of money.
More information on the game can be found at : https://globalgamejam.org/2019/games/long-walk-home
We hope you enjoy it!
Creators
Lauren Scott
Ciaran Halliburton


Labour deputy and Corbyn critic Tom Watson standing down as MP
by EuronewsLabour party deputy leader Tom Watson has announced he is standing down as an MP at the next election on December 12.
In a letter to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn which was shared on his Twitter profile, Watson said that serving the party "had been the privilege of a lifetime".
He added that his decision was "personal, not political."
Watson, who had represented West Bromwich East since 2001, had clashed with Corbyn over the change in direction of the party since the left-winger was elected leader in 2015, most notably over Brexit.
Earlier this year there was a bid by the Corbynite left of the party to abolish Watson's post, who had frustrated Corbyn loyalists with his criticisms of the handling of the scandal over anti-Semitism.
In his letter, Watson alludes to "the disagreements we have had inside the party are well-known; now is not the time to rehearse them again."
But in his response to Watson on Twitter, Corbyn too played down the differences between the two Labour veterans.
Corbyn's letter was even more genial than Watson's, referring to to their "convivial chats about about [...] cycling, exercise and horticulture."
"I hope the horseradish plants I gave you thrive," he said.
Read more:
UK election 2019: Is the 'toxic' atmosphere over Brexit pushing more MPs to quit?


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Cross References
Ballot removal or exhibition; prohibition, see §11-137.


val length: Int
The length of the substrings that are created by the tokenizer
length - The length of the substrings that are created by the tokenizer
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How do I Work with Documents?
This series of lessons will introduce you to basic document workflow. You will be Tidy’ing documents like a pro in no time!
- Open a Document
- This lesson demonstrates how to open a file in Balthisar Tidy.
- Tidy an Existing Document
- This quick demonstration shows you how easy it is to Tidy an existing document.
- Use the File Encoding Helper
- You may be surprised by the file encoding helper. You won’t be afraid of it after reviewing this quick lesson.
- Create a New Document
- This quick lesson will demonstrate how to start with a blank, empty document that you can use to quickly generate a structure for valid HTML.
- View and Edit HTML Source Text
- Learn the basics of viewing and editing the Source HTML in this lesson.
- View Tidy’d Text
- This lesson demonstrates how to view the “Tidy’d” text that Balthisar Tidy makes for you.
- Print the Tidy’d Document
- Learn the ins and outs of printing Tidy’d text with this lesson.
- Save a Tidy’d Document
- Learn how to save a file with this lesson. You may be surprised!


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The fliers appear to be written in Troglon, and your Babel Fish isn't working anymore, but a partial translation is provided on the back.
Vomit into your papery new literary friends.
Put your entrepreneurial skills to use, and start a used-sporting-event-flier business.


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Lewis Buckley Development create clever websites. We design & build exceptional digital products. These live as websites but can do so much more than a typical 'website'. They can help you run your business or provide a service to your customers.
Full marks to Lewis for being able to decipher my sketched brief! He's knowledgeable and fast, and ready with a solution at every step. I've worked with programmers for 10 years; Lewis is outstanding.
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OData Service Validation Tool was updated with 4 more new rules and couple other changes:
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Southside Delivers Short New EP "Pre-Game"
Southside is back in the mix with a short new project.
by Aron A.Pre-Game
Southside
Editor Rating: VERY HOTTTTT
User Rating: make it stop - 13% (2)
Southside is the man behind some of the biggest records that have dropped this decade. He's had a major hand in molding the sound of trap music to what it is today. Aside from being a hitmaking producer, he's also a rapper. He's released projects under the name Young Sizzle but now, he's released a brand new EP under his producer name, even though he takes the seat as a rapper. He delivers three hard-hitting bangers on this record while allowing Pyrex Whippa to hold down the production. They make an incredible pairing and hopefully, this results in more collaborations from the two.
Pyrex Whippa's had a major year in 2019. He produced two tracks on Revenge Of The Dreamers 3, as well as songs from Offset, DaBaby, and more.


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Setings
FFT Settings
Frame size (must be power of 2)
Frame overlap (0 <= x < 1)
Peak Detection Algorithm
N SDs Above Mean
Max in window
Parameters:
Window Size
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[gecode-users] Installation question
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Thu Aug 17 11:38:24 CEST 2006
Hi.
> I have a problem with the installation of gecode. I'm using cygwin
> in windows xp. I use DJGPP (gpp) to compile my C++ programs. To
> configure gecode I use: ./configure CC="gcc -mno-cygwin" CXX="g++ -
> mno-cygwin". This produces the following error: C++ compiler can
> not create executables. If I simply use ./configure a MakeFile is
> produced. However, make does not work.
I don't know DJGPP very well, but I guess it is quite different from
the gcc suite normally distributed with cygwin. In particular, I
guess that the -mno-cygwin switch simply doesn't exist. So you could
try again without that switch.
In cygwin, the switch has the effect that gcc does not link with the
cygwin libraries (which try to emulate unix as closely as possible),
but with the Windows standard libraries. This results in a much
better performance, as especially memory allocation seems to be
really slow in cygwin.
If I understand the web pages correctly, DJGPP also comes with its
own C library. This could mean that performance is inferior here,
too, but maybe they did a better job.
Please note that we only support gcc versions beginning with 3.4 (but
I think DJGPP even provides 4.0). Another thing that might get into
your way is that gcc on cygwin knows about __declspec annotations. If
DJGPP does not support them, you'll have to modify some source files.
Please let us know about your progress!
Cheers,
Guido
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Guido Tack
Programming Systems Lab, Saarland University, Germany
http://www.ps.uni-sb.de/~tack
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