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Greetings Colonel Rich!!!!
Greetings Colonel Rich!!! What a blessing it was to see you at the
Congress.Thank you for serving as the Coordinator of State Offices. Your
Leadership is going to make a significant difference in the years to come.
Pastor Kenny in Ca & I signed a joint staff agreement during the summer
concerning joint staff operations. The way that we are running things is
that Pastor Kenny serves as the Commander of the Joint AZ/CA Operation & I
serve as the Executive Secretary of the joint staff. In addition to running
the Az worship team, I'll be providing Kenny & Logan staff services support
in the realms of security, awards, administration & training. Starting in
Jan 07 we will be submitting Az/CA joint staff reports to you on a monthly
basis. Acting in this way we will be able to avoid duplication of effort &
serve as a force mulitplier in the region.
Respectfully Submitted,
Bob, Aryan Nations Major
PS: With Respect to Pastor Jons Operations I've been Reading habakkuk
2:2---And the Lord Answered me, and said, WRITE THE VISION ON TABLETS & MAKE
IT PLAIN , so that he may run who reads it
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User stories:
- User Story: I can pass a URL as a parameter and I will receive a shortened URL in the JSON response.
- If I pass an invalid URL that doesn't follow the valid http://www.example.com format, the JSON response will contain an error instead.
- User Story: When I visit that shortened URL, it will redirect me to my original link.
{"original_url":"http://www.freecodecamp.com/news","short_url":"http://rvg-url-shortner.herokuapp.com/"}
http://rvg-url-shortner.herokuapp.com/fyoVs
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Under The Shady Tree
Under The Shady Tree
“Tobias, why are you so tall?”
Alexis asked him as though he were going to respond. She sat under him, fiddling with her pencil as she left her homework undone for greater matters, like talking to her tree.
She’d been coming to that part of the park for months now, and she decided as part of her ritual that she’d name the trees. He, the tallest of the lot, had been dubbed “Tobias”. He rest at the top of a small knoll towards the far side, away from the streets and towards the gated forest beyond.
The sun was low in the sky as afternoon was giving way to evening, and she found herself warmed by “Sunny’s” embrace. She continued to ask question after question.
Tobias, were he able to, looked down at her homework as she babbled along. He noticed, quite readily, that her homework remained half-done and wholly-wrong as her ramblings aloud staggered from diatribe to distraction, fleeting fancy to life-long dream.
“One day, I want to grow up to be a scientist! I’m going to make new medicine that will make everyone better.”
Tobias smirked, as best as a tall tree could, as he looked down with a combination of — as much as a tree could muster, mind — skepticism and scorn.
“The answers to your homework say otherwise, kiddo,” he mustered, breaking his otherwise-stoic silence, arms shading her from what remained of the setting sun.
N.b., To “throw shade” is to denegrate the worthiness of another’s being. It can be categorized as far more disrespectful than to “diss” and far less playful than simply “playin’”. For example, one might say, and one would not be accused of overstating a fact, if one was to say that Leo done been straight throwin’ shade at Gaga last night, y’all.


Form Field
General
Form fields are used to both request desired information from a user as well as receive that input. When requesting
an input from a user, make sure it is clear what is being requested. This can be gleaned from the context of the
input field, but more often it will be from an input label or placeholder. If the input format needs to be
specific, create a visible hint that expresses the format to the user through a placeholder.
Purpose
Allows a user to enter requested information into an application.
Examples
Basic Examples
Appearance
Comment Specifics
Implementation
- The .ias-input-container class is used to help create a consistent styling for form fields.
- Label elements within an .ias-input-container are block level elements, but .ias-inline can be added for an
inline variation.
- When using an .ias-search remember to sanitize the inputs given to protect against malicious code.
- Also debounce when using .ias-autocomplete to improve performance.
Common Patterns
- Form fields are used to both request and receive desired data from a user.
- Labels, placeholders and hints can provide limited instruction for a desired input.
- Do not overwhelm a user with too many inputs, ask for the minimum amount of information necessary to make
the form effective.
Nesting
Nestable Components
- Icons .ias-icon
- Icon Buttons .ias-icon-button
Nesting Inputs in Other Components
Inputs are used to gather input from a user and can be applied to many different components. Whenever a user
needs to input information into a page or form, an input can be used.
Responsive Display
Form fields are responsive and will grow or shrink relative to the overall size of the display.


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{% include '_header.html' %}
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A battalion of engineers has been alerted.
They're already working to solve the problem.
Homepage
{% include '_footer.html' %}


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{% include landing/landing-nav.html %} {% include landing/landing-splash.html %}
It's great to fantasize, but it's another thing when you have to put it together, when the nuts have to fit the bolts.
—— Dr. Edward Weiler, Nasa Space Science Administrator


This demo uses the browser's Audio API to determine the tempo of a song, processing a chunk of 30 seconds of a song.
For more information, read the blog post Beat Detection Using JavaScript and the Web Audio API, from where I've taken the code to perform the track analysis, and my blog post where I explain some changes I made to the original algorithm and how I used Spotify's APIs to find and match tracks.
How this works:


Before Change
vertices = [[0, 0], [1, 1], [-2, 2], [-3, -3], [4, -4]]
edges = [[0, 0, 0, 0], [1, 2, 3, 4]]
adj = mesh_adj(torch.FloatTensor(vertices), torch.LongTensor(edges))
features = torch.FloatTensor([[1, 2], [3, 4], [5, 6], [7, 8], [9, 10]])
weight = torch.arange(0.5, 0.5 * 25, step=0.5).view(12, 2, 1)
features_in = Variable(features, requires_grad=True)
weight = Variable(weight, requires_grad=True)
features_out = spline_gcn(
adj,
features_in,
weight,
kernel_size=[3, 4],
max_radius=sqrt(16 + 16),
degree=1)
features_out.mean().backward()
print(features_in.grad.size())
print(weight.grad.size())
After Change
degree=1)
test = gradcheck(op, (features, weight), eps=1e-6, atol=1e-4)
self.assertTrue(test)


Voice and video filters
OpenVidu API offers a simple way of applying filters to video and audio streams in the server side by making use of Kurento Media Server capabilities. This is the current status of filter support in OpenVidu:
- You can apply one filter at a time to a published Stream. Every user subscribed to it will receive the modified stream.
- You can remove an applied filter.
- You can call any remote method offered by an applied filter
- You can add and remove event listeners to any event dispatched by an applied filter.
- You must configure in the participant token the allowed filters the user can apply.
Step by step
1) Generate a token with the filters the user will be able to apply
This is a simple way of securing the ability of applying filters from OpenVidu Browser, so that not every user is able to apply any filter at any time.
When generating a token with operation POST /api/tokens include in the JSON body a parameter kurentoOptions
with a property allowedFilters
: a string array containing the name of the filters the user will be able to apply
{
"session": "6fpivlanw91qjy6n",
"data": "user_data",
"role": "PUBLISHER",
"kurentoOptions": {
"allowedFilters": ["GStreamerFilter", "FaceOverlayFilter"]
}
}
2.A) Initialize a Publisher object configured for using a filter from the beginning of the publishing ...
Use PublisherProperties, specifically property filter:
var OV = new OpenVidu();
var publisher = OV.initPublisher(
targetElement,
filter: {
type: "GStreamerFilter",
options: {
command: "videoflip method=vertical-flip"
}
}
);
// ... user already connected to "session" with the appropriate token
session.publish(publisher);
2.B) ... or apply the filter dynamically after publishing the stream, whenever you want
// ... user already connected to the session with the appropriate token
// and successfully publishing the Publisher object
publisher.stream.applyFilter("GStreamerFilter", { command: "videoflip method=vertical-flip" })
.then(() => {
console.log("Video rotated!");
})
.catch(error => {
console.error(error);
});
3) You can execute any method offered by the filter
// ... user already connected to the session with the appropriate token,
// successfully publishing the Publisher object and a filter being applied to its stream
publisher.stream.filter.execMethod("setElementProperty", {"propertyName":"method","propertyValue":"horizontal-flip"})
.then(() => {
console.log("Video rotation direction modified!");
})
.catch(error => {
console.error(error);
});
4) You can also subscribe to any filter event (if it dispatches any), and later unsubscribe from it
// ... user already connected to the session with the appropriate token,
// successfully publishing the Publisher object and a filter being applied to its stream
publisher.stream.filter.addEventListener("FooFilterEvent", filterEvent => {
console.log('Filter event received!. Data: ' + filterEvent.data);
});
...
publisher.stream.filter.removeEventListener("FooFilterEvent");
4) To remove the filter
// ... user already connected to the session with the appropriate token,
// successfully publishing the Publisher object and a filter being applied to its stream
publisher.stream.removeFilter()
.then(() => {
console.log("Filter removed");
})
.catch(error => {
console.error(error);
});
Moderators are not only able to call all of these methods over their
Publisher.stream
object, but also over anySubscriber.stream
object. Also, they don't need any special token permission to apply filters and can bypass any token restriction set to other user tokens
Filter samples
GStreamer filters
These filters are set with type GStreamerFilter
and an options parameter like this:
publisher.stream.applyFilter("GStreamerFilter", {"command": "GSTREAMER_COMMAND"})
A list of interesting values for GSTREAMER_COMMAND
parameter is stated below. Replace GSTREAMER_COMMAND
in the upper code snippet for any of the examples provided in the following list items:
Video overlay filters
- gdkpixbufoverlay : overlays an image on top of the video. This is very useful, for example, to add a logo
Example:gdkpixbufoverlay location=/images/img.png offset-x=10 offset-y=10 overlay-height=200 overlay-width=200
Documentation: Link - textoverlay : overlays an embedded text on top of the video
Example:textoverlay text="Embedded text" valignment=top halignment=right font-desc="Cantarell 25"
Documentation: Link - timeoverlay : overlays the time the video stream has been playing
Example:timeoverlay valignment=bottom halignment=right font-desc="Sans, 20"
Documentation: Link - clockoverlay : overlays a clock with the local time (in OpenVidu Server host)
Example:clockoverlay valignment=bottom halignment=right shaded-background=true font-desc="Sans, 20"
Documentation: Link
Video effect filters
- videoflip : rotates the video stream
Example:videoflip method=vertical-flip
Documentation: Link - videocrop : crops the video steam
Example:videocrop top=100 left=35 right=0 bottom=0
Documentation: Link - videobox : resizes a video stream by adding borders or cropping
Example:videobox fill=black top=20 bottom=20 left=-10 right=-10
Documentation: Link - chromahold : removes all colors from the video stream except the RGB indicated one
Example:chromahold target-r=0 target-g=0 target-b=255 tolerance=90
Documentation: Link - coloreffects : applies different color filters to the video stream
Example:coloreffects preset=heat
Documentation: Link - videobalance : changes different properties of the video stream such as brightness, contrast, hue or saturation
Example:videobalance saturation=0.0
Documentation: Link - gamma : adjusts gamma level of the video stream
Example:gamma gamma=5.0
Documentation: Link - videomedian : adds a median filter to the video stream
Example:videomedian filtersize=9 lum-only=false
Documentation: Link - Many effects of effectv project : funny filters for the video stream like
agingtv
,dicetv
,optv
,quarktv
,radioactv
,revtv
,rippletv
,shagadelictv
,streaktv
,vertigotv
,warptv
Example:radioactv
Audio filters
- audioecho : adds reverb to the audio stream
Example:audioecho delay=50000000 intensity=0.6 feedback=0.4
Documentation: Link - audioamplify : amplifies an audio stream by a given factor
Example:audioamplify amplification=1.5 clipping-method=wrap-positive
Documentation: Link - pitch : controls the pitch of an audio stream
Example:pitch pitch=1.2
Documentation: Link - Other audio filters: check them out in GStreamer site
All available GStreamer plugins can be found in GStreamer site.
Kurento filters
- FaceOverlayFilter (overlay an image over detected faces)
publisher.stream.applyFilter("FaceOverlayFilter") .then(filter => { filter.execMethod( "setOverlayedImage", { "uri":"https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2013/07/12/14/14/derby-148046_960_720.png", "offsetXPercent":"-0.2F", "offsetYPercent":"-0.8F", "widthPercent":"1.3F", "heightPercent":"1.0F" }); });
- ChromaFilter (set a chroma background)
publisher.stream.applyFilter( "ChromaFilter", { "window": { "topRightCornerX": 0, "topRightCornerY": 0, "width": 50, "height": 50 }, "backgroundImage": "https://www.maxpixel.net/static/photo/1x/Cool-Blue-Liquid-Lake-Abstract-Background-Clear-316144.jpg" });
You must install Kurento ChromaFilter library in the same host as Kurento Media Server:
sudo apt-get install kms-chroma
- ZBarFilter (detect and read bar codes information)
publisher.stream.applyFilter("ZBarFilter") .then(filter => { filter.addEventListener("CodeFound", filterEvent => { console.log('Bar code found!. Data: ' + filterEvent.data); } });


Namespace TorchSharp.NN
Classes
AdaptiveAvgPool2D
This class is used to represent a ReLu module.
Conv2D
Dropout
This class is used to represent a dropout module.
FeatureDropout
This class is used to represent a dropout module for 2d/3d convolutational layers.
FunctionalModule<T>
This class is used to represent a functional module (e.g., ReLU).
Init
Linear
LogSoftMax
This class is used to represent a log softmax module.
LossFunction
Class maintaing the supported loss functions.
MaxPool2D
This class is used to represent a ReLu module.
Module
Optimizer
ProvidedModule
This class is used to represent a functional module (e.g., ReLU).
ReLU
This class is used to represent a ReLU module.


Storybooks Rwanda is a website for teachers, parents, and community members that aims to promote bilingualism and multilingualism in Rwanda. It makes 40 stories from the African Storybook available in the most widely spoken languages of Rwanda, in addition to Kinyarwanda and French. A story that is read in Kinyarwanda at school can be read in the mother tongue by parents and children at home. In this way, Storybooks Rwanda helps children to maintain the mother tongue in both oral and print form, while learning Rwanda’s official language. Similarly, the audio versions of the stories can help beginning readers and language learners make the important connection between speech and text.
All 40 stories on the Storybooks Rwanda website come from the African Storybook – a groundbreaking digital initiative of the South African organization Saide, which promotes literacy for African children. The African Storybook has hundreds of stories in multiple African languages, as well as English, French, and Portuguese. The stories are openly licensed, which allows the Storybooks Rwanda team to repurpose them for a Rwandan audience. We are very grateful to the African Storybook and Saide for making the stories freely available under an open license.
We selected the 40 stories out of several hundred from the African Storybook, and sought to create a collection of stories of different lengths that balance the African origin of the stories with internationally relevant themes. There are traditional animal fables as well as contemporary stories about city life. Some stories cover serious topics like responsibility and gender equality.  We hope that the universal values reflected in the stories will resonate with children across Rwanda.
Storybooks Rwanda has only been possible with the help of a large number of people, including translators, readers, proofreaders, and others who have been part of the process of making these stories available. We sincerely thank all contributors for their time and effort!
We are particularly grateful to the Storybooks Canada project, which has created the modular website on which Storybooks Rwanda is based.
Icons provided by FontAwesome (via Fontello) and Elegant Circles.


So you contribute a post, eh?
Writing a post for Build Better Music has several advantages:
To get started, I've setup this guide that explains everything you need to know.
To keep the quality on this site, there are a couple guidelines about how to make a post. But all of them will be included here.
Additionally, this page will explain how to format the post and how to send it to me so I can add it to the site. Lastly, you'll want to share it on social media so everyone will know about it.
Topics can be anything you choose in reguards to composition. We mainly focus on instrumental composition. But if you have something engaging in another area, we'll be happy to include it.
However, make sure it targets composers.
That means we are not here to explain theory. We are not here to analyze music. We are here to develop skills of composition. Sure, that may mean theory and analysis, but the point of the post should be composition.
For instance, you can explain a theoretical concept and then show how to apply it, but don't stop with the theory.
Additionally, write in a style consistent to the work here. You don't have to be formal. "I", "we", "me", "you", contractions, and short sentences are allowed. And starting sentences with "and" and "but".
All posts must have these required elements:
Additionally, you can have any of these optional elements:
The following sections will explain these more in detail.
Headlines should draw readers in. Here are a few basic tips.
You can use standard formats like "How to [task] that [benefit]", "The secret of [blank]", or "Little known ways to [blank]". For more tips on writing headlines, read this ebook.


Here's when all the major Black Friday 2019 sales start
by BlackFriday.comThe biggest shopping ay of the year is quickly approaching, so it’s time to make a shopping plan. We know you want to get the best deals for you and your family. However, you can only bag a bargain if you know when the sales start. After all, you could easily miss a Black Friday doorbuster if you don’t get to the store (or retailer's website) at the right time.
To help you prepare for Black Friday, our team has compiled a list of the sale times for top retailers. We’re also breaking down some of the best deals and providing some helpful shopping tips. Once you read this, you’ll be armed with all the knowledge you need to save big during Black Friday 2019.
Walmart
Every year, Walmart is one of the top shopping destinations for Black Friday deals. This year is no exception. The retailer is offering deep discounts on TVs ($278 for a Philips 65” Class 4K Smart TV), the iRobot 670 Wi-Fi Vacuum ($197) and the Instant Pot 6 Quart Duo ($49).
- Stores open: 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving
- Online deals start: 10 p.m. (EST) on Wednesday, Nov. 27
Target
Target has some amazing deals this year. You can find an Element Roku 65” 4K TV for just $279.99. The retailer is also offering awesome electronics deals like the Google Home Mini ($19), the Instant Pot ($64.99) and Beats Wireless Headphones ($129.99).
- Stores open: 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Thanksgiving
- Online deals start: All day Nov. 27 for RedCard holders; 6 p.m. Nov. 27 for Circle members
Macy’s
Macy’s is the retailer that started it all. You can count on this big name to serve up even bigger bargains. This year, you can find deals on the Keurig Select K80 ($79.99), holiday décor (60% off) and a KitchenAid Stand Mixer Bundle ($279.99).
- Stores open: 5 p.m. on Thanksgiving
- Online deals start: All day Nov. 27
Kohl’s
Kohl’s never disappoints on Black Friday. The retailer always puts out massive ads for the Biggest Shopping Day of the Year. This year, you can snag amazing bargains like an Echo Dot for $22, a Fitbit Versa 2 for $179.99 (with $45 Kohl’s Cash) and a KitchenAid 5-Quart Mixer for $279.99 (with $75 Kohl’s Cash).
- Stores open: 5:00 p.m. on Thanksgiving;
- Online deals start: 12:01 a.m. Central Time on Monday, Nov. 25
Lowe’s
You’ll want to check out Lowe’s on Black Friday if you want to find great gifts and get your home ready for the holidays for less. You can snag a pre-lit Christmas tree for less than $50 and save big on appliances that include an LG microwave ($169) and a Frigidaire refrigerator ($799).
- Stores open: 6 a.m. on Black Friday
- Online deals start: TBD
Home Depot
You can always count on finding deep holiday discounts at Home Depot on Black Friday. We are still waiting for the official ad, but savings on tools, holiday decor and tech are guaranteed.
- Stores open: 6 a.m.
- Online deals start: TBD
Best Buy
If you’re looking for TVs and other types of tech, you won’t want to miss the Best Buy sale this year. You can find Samsung 4K Smart TVs for $350 off and snag select iPad models for $80-100 off. The retailer even has the Echo Dot third generation for $22.99
- Stores open: 5 p.m. on Thanksgiving
- Online deals start: Thanksgiving (all day)
JCPenney
You’ll be thrilled when you see all the deals at JCPenney this year. From 80% off fine jewelry, to more than $100 off a Keurig K Select ($59.99), you’ll be able to pick up everything you need. Not only that, the retailer is offering mystery-offer coupons for the first shoppers to arrive on Thanksgiving.
- Stores open: 2 p.m. on Thanksgiving
- Online deals start: Wednesday, Nov. 27 (all day)
Sam's Club
During the Sam's Club Black Friday sale, you can snag such deals as an 82-inch LG Smart 4K with HDR for $1,599 and two 2 Google Nest Hubs for $129. Note that non-members who shop the online sale will get hit with 10% fee.
- Stores open: 7 a.m. on Black Friday
- Online deals begin: All day Thanksgiving
This article originally published at BlackFriday.com here


Taiwanese filmmaker and novelist Giddens Ko removes Facebook status after internet user links it to his cheating scandal
by BY SYLVIA LOOIKUALA LUMPUR, Nov 21 — Taiwanese novelist and filmmaker Giddens Ko was left red-faced when a status update on his Facebook page had one of his followers relate it to Ko’s scandal with a Taiwanese news anchor five years ago.
Sin Chew Daily reported that Ko had uploaded the status recently where he criticised those who uploaded pictures of them having a meal.
“Do not understand what these people are thinking,” he wrote.
One internet user replied on the post that those who post the pictures are having their meals openly.
“Unlike some who hide themselves to eat,” wrote the user, linking it to Ko’s controversy with the news anchor.
The status was later removed by Ko.
Ko, who uses the pen name Jiubadao, had in October 2014 admitted to cheating on his long-time girlfriend, Xiao Nei after being photographed entering a motel with Chou Ting Yu.
The pair got married in 2017.
Meanwhile, many Hong Kong internet users, took the status as Ko supporting the protesters and praised him.
Ko had been voicing his support for protesters in Hong Kong on his social media.
In a November 19 update, Ko wrote he respected those who stood at the front lines.
“I respect keyboard warriors who encourage others. You guys are braver that heroes in novels,” he wrote.


{% extends 'reports/base.html' %} {% macro table(data, age_group=["0-1","1-4","5-14","15-44","45-64",">65"], age_total=True, ages=None, age_gender=None, age_percentage=True,percent=True,u5_percent=False) -%}
| 0 to 1 | {% if age_total and u5_percent %}1 to 4 | Under 5 % by cause |
{% else %}
1 to 4 | {% endif %}5 to 14 | 15 to 44 | 44 to 54 | > 65 | Grand Total | {% if age_total and percent %}% by cause | {% endif %}|||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Male | Female | Total | Male | Female | Total | Male | Female | Total | Male | Female | Total | Male | Female | Total | Male | Female | Total | |||||||
| {{ key }} | {% for age in age_group %}{{ value[age].male|commas }} | {{ value[age].female|commas }} | {{ (value[age].female + value[age].male)|commas }} | {% if age_total and u5_percent and age=="1-4" %}{{ ((value[age].female + value[age].male + value["0-1"].male + value["0-1"].female) / (ages["0-1"] + ages["1-4"] if ages["0-1"] + ages["1-4"] !=0 else 1) *100)|round(1) }}% | {% endif %} {% endfor %}{{ value.total|commas }} | {% if age_total and percent %}{{ (value.total / ( ages.values()|sum if ages.values()|sum > 0 else 1)* 100)|round(1) }}% | {% endif %}||||||||||||||||||
| Total | {% for age in age_group %}{{ age_gender[age]["male"]|commas }} | {{ age_gender[age]["female"]|commas }} | {{ ages[age]|commas }} | {% if age_total and u5_percent and age == "1-4" %}100% | {% endif %} {% endfor %}{{ ages.values()|sum|commas }} | {% if percent %}100 % | {% endif %}||||||||||||||||||
| % by age group | {% for age in age_group %}{{ (ages[age] / (total if total != 0 else 1) * 100)|round(0)|int }}% | {% if age_total and u5_percent and age=="1-4"%}{% endif %} {% endfor %} | 100% |
| {{ item.title }} | {{ "{0}".format(item.quantity|float|round(1) if item.quantity % 1 else item.quantity|int) }} |
A program of public health surveillance is being implemented in 286 outpatient clinics in Jordan, in partnership with WHO and Ministry of Health. The project introduces case-based, integrated disease surveillance of mental health, non-communicable disease and communicable disease.
The system has been adapted to fulfil the needs of an emergency health information system (HIS) in the north eastern border of Jordan, working with MOH, RMS, UNHCR, ICRC, UNICEF, MSF and other partners.


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Files
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Data Fields
Data Structures
Here are the data structures with brief descriptions:
Event
sAddOptions
Struct for storing additional options
sDef
Struct for default options
sDefOptions
Struct for storing command line options
sRTE
Struct for runtime entries
sUsbFETs
Struct for storing information on all connected USB FETs
Copyright 2017, Texas Instruments Incorporated


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Tests for
recipes
/effect
bevel
corner-folded
corners-tucked — corners-taped
cutout
glass
ribbon
scatter


MkDocs Plugins
A Guide to installing, using and creating MkDocs Plugins
Installing Plugins
Before a plugin can be used, it must be installed on the system. If you are
using a plugin which comes with MkDocs, then it was installed when you installed
MkDocs. However, to install third party plugins, you need to determine the
appropriate package name and install it using pip
:
pip install mkdocs-foo-plugin
Once a plugin has been successfully installed, it is ready to use. It just needs to be enabled in the configuration file. The MkDocs Plugins wiki page has a growing list of plugins that you can install and use.
Using Plugins
The plugins
configuration option should contain a list of plugins to
use when building the site. Each “plugin” must be a string name assigned to the
plugin (see the documentation for a given plugin to determine its “name”). A
plugin listed here must already be installed.
plugins:
- search
Some plugins may provide configuration options of their own. If you would like
to set any configuration options, then you can nest a key/value mapping
(option_name: option value
) of any options that a given plugin supports. Note
that a colon (:
) must follow the plugin name and then on a new line the option
name and value must be indented and separated by a colon. If you would like to
define multiple options for a single plugin, each option must be defined on a
separate line.
plugins:
- search:
lang: en
foo: bar
For information regarding the configuration options available for a given plugin, see that plugin’s documentation.
For a list of default plugins and how to override them, see the configuration documentation.
Developing Plugins
Like MkDocs, plugins must be written in Python. It is generally expected that each plugin would be distributed as a separate Python module, although it is possible to define multiple plugins in the same module. At a minimum, a MkDocs Plugin must consist of a BasePlugin subclass and an entry point which points to it.
BasePlugin
A subclass of mkdocs.plugins.BasePlugin
should define the behavior of the plugin.
The class generally consists of actions to perform on specific events in the build
process as well as a configuration scheme for the plugin.
All BasePlugin
subclasses contain the following attributes:
config_scheme
: A tuple of configuration validation instances. Each item must consist of a
two item tuple in which the first item is the string name of the
configuration option and the second item is an instance of
mkdocs.config.config_options.BaseConfigOption
or any of its subclasses.
For example, the following `config_scheme` defines three configuration options: `foo`, which accepts a string; `bar`, which accepts an integer; and `baz`, which accepts a boolean value.
class MyPlugin(mkdocs.plugins.BasePlugin):
config_scheme = (
('foo', mkdocs.config.config_options.Type(str, default='a default value')),
('bar', mkdocs.config.config_options.Type(int, default=0)),
('baz', mkdocs.config.config_options.Type(bool, default=True))
)
When the user's configuration is loaded, the above scheme will be used to
validate the configuration and fill in any defaults for settings not
provided by the user. The validation classes may be any of the classes
provided in `mkdocs.config.config_options` or a third party subclass defined
in the plugin.
Any settings provided by the user which fail validation or are not defined
in the `config_scheme` will raise a `mkdocs.config.base.ValidationError`.
config
: A dictionary of configuration options for the plugin, which is populated by
the load_config
method after configuration validation has completed. Use
this attribute to access options provided by the user.
def on_pre_build(self, config):
if self.config['bool_option']:
# implement "bool_option" functionality here...
All BasePlugin
subclasses contain the following method(s):
load_config(options)
: Loads configuration from a dictionary of options. Returns a tuple of
(errors, warnings)
. This method is called by MkDocs during configuration
validation and should not need to be called by the plugin.
on_<event_name>()
: Optional methods which define the behavior for specific events. The plugin
should define its behavior within these methods. Replace <event_name>
with
the actual name of the event. For example, the pre_build
event would be
defined in the on_pre_build
method.
Most events accept one positional argument and various keyword arguments. It
is generally expected that the positional argument would be modified (or
replaced) by the plugin and returned. If nothing is returned (the method
returns `None`), then the original, unmodified object is used. The keyword
arguments are simply provided to give context and/or supply data which may
be used to determine how the positional argument should be modified. It is
good practice to accept keyword arguments as `**kwargs`. In the event that
additional keywords are provided to an event in a future version of MkDocs,
there will be no need to alter your plugin.
For example, the following event would add an additional static_template to
the theme config:
class MyPlugin(BasePlugin):
def on_config(self, config, **kwargs):
config['theme'].static_templates.add('my_template.html')
return config
Events
There are three kinds of events: Global Events, Page Events and Template Events.
Global Events
Global events are called once per build at either the beginning or end of the build process. Any changes made in these events will have a global effect on the entire site.
on_serve
: The serve
event is only called when the serve
command is used during
development. It is passed the Server
instance which can be modified before
it is activated. For example, additional files or directories could be added
to the list of “watched” files for auto-reloading.
Parameters:
: __server:__ `livereload.Server` instance
: __config:__ global configuration object
: __builder:__ a callable which gets passed to each call to `server.watch`
Returns:
: `livereload.Server` instance
on_config
: The config
event is the first event called on build and is run immediately
after the user configuration is loaded and validated. Any alterations to the
config should be made here.
Parameters:
: __config:__ global configuration object
Returns:
: global configuration object
on_pre_build
: The pre_build
event does not alter any variables. Use this event to call
pre-build scripts.
Parameters:
: __config:__ global configuration object
on_files
: The files
event is called after the files collection is populated from the
docs_dir
. Use this event to add, remove, or alter files in the
collection. Note that Page objects have not yet been associated with the
file objects in the collection. Use Page Events to manipulate page
specific data.
Parameters:
: __files:__ global files collection
: __config:__ global configuration object
Returns:
: global files collection
on_nav
: The nav
event is called after the site navigation is created and can
be used to alter the site navigation.
Parameters:
: __nav:__ global navigation object
: __config:__ global configuration object
: __files:__ global files collection
Returns:
: global navigation object
on_env
: The env
event is called after the Jinja template environment is created
and can be used to alter the Jinja environment.
Parameters:
: __env:__ global Jinja environment
: __config:__ global configuration object
: __files:__ global files collection
Returns:
: global Jinja Environment
on_post_build
: The post_build
event does not alter any variables. Use this event to call
post-build scripts.
Parameters:
: __config:__ global configuration object
on_build_error
: The build_error
event is called after an exception of any kind
is caught by MkDocs during the build process.
Use this event to clean things up before MkDocs terminates. Note that any other
events which were scheduled to run after the error will have been skipped. See
Handling Errors for more details.
Parameters:
: __error:__ exception raised
Template Events
Template events are called once for each non-page template. Each template event will be called for each template defined in the extra_templates config setting as well as any static_templates defined in the theme. All template events are called after the env event and before any page events.
on_pre_template
: The pre_template
event is called immediately after the subject template is
loaded and can be used to alter the template.
Parameters:
: __template__: a Jinja2 [Template] object
: __template_name__: string filename of template
: __config:__ global configuration object
Returns:
: a Jinja2 [Template] object
on_template_context
: The template_context
event is called immediately after the context is created
for the subject template and can be used to alter the context for that specific
template only.
Parameters:
: __context__: dict of template context variables
: __template_name__: string filename of template
: __config:__ global configuration object
Returns:
: dict of template context variables
on_post_template
: The post_template
event is called after the template is rendered, but before
it is written to disc and can be used to alter the output of the template.
If an empty string is returned, the template is skipped and nothing is is
written to disc.
Parameters:
: __output_content__: output of rendered template as string
: __template_name__: string filename of template
: __config:__ global configuration object
Returns:
: output of rendered template as string
Page Events
Page events are called once for each Markdown page included in the site. All page events are called after the post_template event and before the post_build event.
on_pre_page
: The pre_page
event is called before any actions are taken on the subject
page and can be used to alter the Page
instance.
Parameters:
: __page:__ `mkdocs.nav.Page` instance
: __config:__ global configuration object
: __files:__ global files collection
Returns:
: `mkdocs.nav.Page` instance
on_page_read_source
: The on_page_read_source
event can replace the default mechanism to read
the contents of a page’s source from the filesystem.
Parameters:
: __page:__ `mkdocs.nav.Page` instance
: __config:__ global configuration object
Returns:
: The raw source for a page as unicode string. If `None` is returned, the
default loading from a file will be performed.
on_page_markdown
: The page_markdown
event is called after the page’s markdown is loaded
from file and can be used to alter the Markdown source text. The meta-
data has been stripped off and is available as page.meta
at this point.
Parameters:
: __markdown:__ Markdown source text of page as string
: __page:__ `mkdocs.nav.Page` instance
: __config:__ global configuration object
: __files:__ global files collection
Returns:
: Markdown source text of page as string
on_page_content
: The page_content
event is called after the Markdown text is rendered to
HTML (but before being passed to a template) and can be used to alter the
HTML body of the page.
Parameters:
: __html:__ HTML rendered from Markdown source as string
: __page:__ `mkdocs.nav.Page` instance
: __config:__ global configuration object
: __files:__ global files collection
Returns:
: HTML rendered from Markdown source as string
on_page_context
: The page_context
event is called after the context for a page is created
and can be used to alter the context for that specific page only.
Parameters:
: __context__: dict of template context variables
: __page:__ `mkdocs.nav.Page` instance
: __config:__ global configuration object
: __nav:__ global navigation object
Returns:
: dict of template context variables
on_post_page
: The post_page
event is called after the template is rendered, but
before it is written to disc and can be used to alter the output of the
page. If an empty string is returned, the page is skipped and nothing is
written to disc.
Parameters:
: __output:__ output of rendered template as string
: __page:__ `mkdocs.nav.Page` instance
: __config:__ global configuration object
Returns:
: output of rendered template as string
Handling Errors
MkDocs defines four error types:
mkdocs.exceptions.MkDocsException
: The base class which all MkDocs exceptions inherit from. This should not be raised directly. One of the subclasses should be raised instead.
mkdocs.exceptions.ConfigurationError
: This error is raised by configuration validation when a validation error is encountered. This error should be raised by any configuration options defined in a plugin’s config_scheme.
mkdocs.exceptions.BuildError
: This error may be raised by MkDocs during the build process. Plugins should not raise this error.
mkdocs.exceptions.PluginError
: A subclass of mkdocs.exceptions.BuildError
which can be raised by plugin
events.
Unexpected and uncaught exceptions will interrupt the build process and produce typical Python tracebacks, which are useful for debugging your code. However, users generally find tracebacks overwhelming and often miss the helpful error message. Therefore, MkDocs will catch any of the errors listed above, retrieve the error message, and exit immediately with only the helpful message displayed to the user.
Therefore, you might want to catch any exceptions within your plugin and raise a
PluginError
, passing in your own custom-crafted message, so that the build
process is aborted with a helpful message.
The on_build_error event will be triggered for any exception.
For example:
from mkdocs.exceptions import PluginError
from mkdocs.plugins import BasePlugin
class MyPlugin(BasePlugin):
def on_post_page(self, output, page, config, **kwargs):
try:
# some code that could throw a KeyError
...
except KeyError as error:
raise PluginError(str(error))
def on_build_error(self, error):
# some code to clean things up
...
Entry Point
Plugins need to be packaged as Python libraries (distributed on PyPI separate
from MkDocs) and each must register as a Plugin via a setuptools entry_point.
Add the following to your setup.py
script:
entry_points={
'mkdocs.plugins': [
'pluginname = path.to.some_plugin:SomePluginClass',
]
}
The pluginname
would be the name used by users (in the config file) and
path.to.some_plugin:SomePluginClass
would be the importable plugin itself
(from path.to.some_plugin import SomePluginClass
) where SomePluginClass
is a
subclass of BasePlugin which defines the plugin behavior. Naturally, multiple
Plugin classes could exist in the same module. Simply define each as a separate
entry_point.
entry_points={
'mkdocs.plugins': [
'featureA = path.to.my_plugins:PluginA',
'featureB = path.to.my_plugins:PluginB'
]
}
Note that registering a plugin does not activate it. The user still needs to tell MkDocs to use it via the config.


Lia Crowe’s Inspired Style with Lonni van Diest
Creating space to connect and find community
– Story and photography by Lia Crowe
I meet Lonni at Third Space Coffee, where 100 per cent of profits go directly into Third Space Life Charity, providing free counselling and specialized community programs to locals in need, regardless of financial barriers. As a consultant and operations manager, Lonni is part of a group of like-minded professionals creating a space for people to connect and find community, with an emphasis on mental health matters. Asked what he loves most about his work, he answers, “That all our profits go to our charity, Community Care Program, providing mental health services for people who cannot afford them. The best life lesson I’ve learned working here is that asking for help isn’t weak, it is the complete opposite.”
Outside of work, Lonni is passionate about his son, Ian, and his health. And when it comes to good style for Lonni, it’s all about simple, sharp and masculine.
Clothes/Grooming
Favourite denim, brand and cut: Heritage 34 “Cool.”
Current go-to clothing Item: Stainless Steel Watch by Armani.
Best new purchase: V-neck by Robert Barakett.
Currently coveting: Dwayne Johnson’s Iron Paradise Gym.
Favourite day-bag: Leather bag by Aunts and Uncles.
Accessory you spend the most money on: Shoes.
Sunglasses: Carrera Grand Prix 2.
Scent: “Le Male” by Jean Paul Gautier.
Necessary indulgence: Bright shoelaces.
Favourite hair product: Bumble & Bumble.
Style inspiration/Life
Favourite artist: Andy Warhol.
Favourite fashion designer or brand: Versace.
Favourite musician: Michael Jackson, by a landslide!
Era that inspires your style: Right now!
Film that inspires your style: The Great Gatsby.
Favourite local restaurant: Krafty Kitchen.
Favourite cocktail/wine: Bourbon Old Fashioned.
Album on current rotation: Mötley Crüe, Girls, Girls, Girls.
Favourite flower: Daisy.
Favourite city to visit: Montreal, Quebec.
Favourite hotel: Sutton Place, Vancouver.
Favourite App: Spotify.
Favourite place in the whole world: At the barber shop, getting matching cuts with my boy.
Reading material
Fave print magazine: Fantastic Man.
Coffee table book/photography book: Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Last great read: The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho.
Book currently reading: The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle.
Favourite book of all time: The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova
.
Story courtesy of Boulevard Magazine, a Black Press Media publication
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0.12.6 (Jun 2017)¶
Bokeh Version 0.12.6
is an incremental update that adds a few important
features and fixes several bugs. Some of the highlights include:
- Headless, programmatic export of SVG and PNG images (#538)
- New annotations
Band
andWhisker
for displaying error estimates (#2352) - Fine-grained sub-element patching for images and other “multi” glyphs (#6285)
- Hover hit-testing extended to segments and all markers (#5907, #5907)
- Fixes for sorting and selecting from DataTables (#3564, #6115)
- Large cleanup and refactor of the layout system (#4764, #4810, #5131, #5518, #6213, #6287)
- Improved formatting options for hover tool fields and axis tick labels (#1239, #1671, #2595, #6079)
Many other bugfixes and docs additions are also included. For full details see the CHANGELOG.
NOTE: the 0.12.x series is the last planned release series before a version 1.0 release. The focus of the 1.0 release will be implementing build automation to enforce API stability, and a very small number of high value features. For more information see the project roadmap.
Migration Guide¶
As the project approaches a 1.0 release, it is necessary to make some changes to bring interfaces and functionality up to a point that can be maintained long-term. We try to limit such changes as much as possible, and have a period of deprecation.
New deprecations¶
The Plot.webgl
property has been deprecated in place of a new property
Plot.output_backend
in order to avoid conflicts between WebGL and a new
SVG backend. If you are using plot.webgl = True
, you should switch to
setting plot.output_backend = "webgl"
for the future.
Old deprecations removed¶
All previous deprecations up to 0.12.3
have be removed. Below is the
complete list of removals.
- Deprecated
Button.type
property has been removed. - Deprecated
Legend
properties:legends
,legend_margin
,legend_padding
,legend_spacing
have been removed. - Deprecated
DatetimeTickFormatter.formats
property has been removed. Tool
dimensions may not only be specified with enum values.
New models for Scales¶
The following BokehJS classes have been moved and renamed:
| Old | New |
|---|---|
mappers/LinearMapper |
scales/LinearScale |
mappers/LogMapper |
scales/LogScale |
mappers/CategoricalMapper |
scales/CategoricalScale |
Previously, these Mapper classes were internal implementation details. The new Scale classes are first-class Bokeh models and are accessible from Python. This was done to facilitate future work supporting custom, user-defined scales.
There is a new Plot validation check to ensure that Scales and Ranges on a
dimension are compatible. By default, Plot
models are configured with
LinearScale
models which (along with LogScale
models) are compatible
with Range1d
and DataRange1d
range models.
One inevitable breaking change is that users employing a FactorRange
in
the bokeh.model
API will have to specify a CategoricalScale
on the same
dimension. For example:
plot = Plot()
plot.x_range = DataRange1d()
plot.y_range = FactorRange(["Mon", "Tues", "Wed", "Thurs", "Fri"])
plot.y_scale = CategoricalScale()
The bokeh.plotting.figure
function should this range and scale
compatibility handling automagically in most cases.
As part of this work, some BokehJS attributes were renamed to be consistent with the new terminology:
| Old | New |
|---|---|
CartesianFrame.x_mappers |
CartesianFrame.xscales |
CartesianFrame.y_mappers |
CartesianFrame.yscales |
GlyphRenderer.xmapper |
GlyphRenderer.xscale |
GlyphRenderer.ymapper |
GlyphRenderer.yscale |
Since these attributes may be present in user code (e.g CustomJS callbacks or extensions), the old names will continue to work for some time, with a deprecation warning in the JS console.
New signaling API¶
Previously BokehJS used Backbone events for communication between models. As part of an ongoing migration to TypeScript, the Backbone dependency was removed, and the relevant portion replaces with a minimal, type-safe API for signaling.
This change primarily affects contributors working on BokehJS and writers of extensions.
| Old | New |
|---|---|
@listenTo(obj, 'change', fn) |
@connect(obj.change, fn) |
@listenTo(obj, 'change:attr', fn) |
@connect(obj.properties.attr.change, fn) |
obj.trigger('change', arg) |
obj.change.emit(arg) |
obj.trigger('change:attr', arg) |
obj.properties.attr.change.emit(arg) |
Python Datetime handling¶
Bokeh has not handled Python datetime values consistently with NumPy
datetime64
. Bokeh aims to treat all datetime values “as-is”, but in some
cases a local timezone conversion could affect Python datetime values. This
has been corrected. In case there is code that depends on the erroneous
behavior, please note that the new behavior is effective immediately and is
now maintained under test to be consistent with NumPy values. See the issue
#5499 for more details.
Layout API and behaviour changes¶
Layout was previously handled on document level and there was one solver per
document. This was changed to one solver per root, so document isn’t anymore
responsible for any layout related stuff. All logic and APIs were moved to
views, specifically to LayoutDOM
. For example, if your code relied on
document.resize(width, height)
, then you should use view.resize(width, height)
,
where view
is an associated view of any of document
‘s root models.
Views can be obtained through Bokeh.index
. To resize all roots use
for (var key in Bokeh.index) {
Bokeh.index[key].resize(width, height);
}


Susan Calman to take over from Jackie Bird for BBC Scotland's Hogmanay coverage
The comedian will be joined by Des Clarke and Amy Irons to bring in the new year this year.
by Lucinda CameronComedian Susan Calman is taking over from Jackie Bird to front BBC Scotland's Hogmanay coverage for the first time this year.
The News Quiz panellist will host a pre-recorded party featuring chat and music from Travis and other groups in Susan Calman's (Not Quite) End of Year Show on the BBC Scotland channel on December 31.
From 11.30pm she will be joined by Des Clarke and Amy Irons, who will help her bring in the new year from around Scotland in Hogmanay 2019, which will be on both the BBC Scotland channel and BBC One Scotland.
Strictly Come Dancing star Calman said she is looking forward to hosting the coverage, which was presented by Bird for 20 years.
She said: "Hogmanay is such an important occasion across the country and I'm delighted to be on hand to help usher in the new year.
"It's going to be a fun night packed with great comedy, entertainment and music.
"I always like to get a party started and hope everyone will join me to welcome in 2020 in spectacular fashion."
Steve Carson, BBC Scotland head of commissioning, said: "We've changed things a little this year so that we can bring all the key live moments from around Scotland, as we always do, as well as bringing great music for the hundreds of thousands who join us in their living rooms - and we also have a brand new presenting team of household names.
"It's great to have Susan, Des and Amy fronting our shows."


Joins consecutive assertThat() statements with the same actual expression together.
If the AssertThat()-Statement contains .extracting() methods, they will not be joined.
During joining multiple statements, line breaks may be added to avoid too long lines. The number of statements to join without
adding line breaks can be configured.
Also retains comments during operation and forces a line break for these cases.


filmcritic.com presents a review from staff member James Brundage. You can find the review with full credits at http://www.filmcritic.com/misc/emporium.nsf/2a460f93626cd4678625624c007f2b46/3bc21da0ff283afb08256867005e860a?OpenDocument
Girl, Interrupted (1999, R)
Directed by James Mangold
Written by James Mangold, Lisa Loomer, and Anne Hamilton Phelan
Based on the memoir by Susanna Kaysen
Starring Winona Ryder, Angelina Jolie, Clea DuVall, Brittany Murphy, Elizabeth Moss, Whoopi Goldberg, and Vanessa Redgrave
As near as I can tell, the 60s were about being crazy. Whether it was being crazy while fighting communists in Vietnam, or being crazy while burning bras, or being crazy while marching on Washington, the 60s resounded with insanity. So what better way to tell the story of the 60s than from within the walls of a mental ward known as Claymoore? Hence is the promise given to us in the ads of Girl, Interrupted.
The reality is a bit different.
In the reality, the 60s are little more than a backdrop, an added boo-hoo to an already lengthy list of depression. The decade is briefly touched upon. It is only mentioned in the sense of the possibility of someone being drafted for the Vietnam War.
The rest of the movie is basically a One Flew Over the Cookoo's Nest in an all-female ward.
Unlike One Flew Over the Cookoo's Nest, which focused very strongly on patients rights, Girl, Interrupted gets stuck in the same crisis as its protagonist (Suzanne, played by Winona Ryder): it is unable to decide what to do with itself.
Stuck inside of Claymoore, we have an all-female cast of characters that range from the ultra-bizarre to the downright surreal. We have Borderline Personality Suzanne, Sociopath Lisa (Angelina Jolie), Compulsive Liar Georgina (Clea DuVall), Chicken-Fetishist Daisy (Brittany Murphy), and half-burned Polly (Elizabeth Moss). Add to this bit roles by Whoopi Goldberg as a much more fun Nurse Ratchett and Vanessa Redgrave as a psychiatrist rumored to have same-sex tendencies, and you have the makings of a great comedy with mild touches of seriousness. However, Girl, Interrupted's director James Mangold (Cop Land) never quite figures that out. Instead, he vacillates between making a movie that takes itself too seriously and a movie that doesn't take itself seriously at all.
Regardless, Mangold is able to pull off the difficult task of making an insane-asylum movie that does not feel overwhelmingly political. As a result of its ability to not meddle in patients rights or politics, Girl, Interrupted ends up being beyond the highly bearable that it could have ended up as. Going out on a limb, I will state that the film is even moderately enjoyable.
Angelina Jolie works wonders in her role as a sociopath, giving a performance that makes you absolutely believe in the amorality of her character. Winona Ryder, on the other hand, proves that she and Keanu Reeves would make a great couple, for they both have about the same amount of thespian ability. Clea DuVall once again proves to be a darling up-and-comer.
Despite these mixed performances (a bad main role and a great supporting cast), Girl, Interrupted still results in being an incredibly unfocused film. This may be due to the fact that the film springs from Suzanne's journal, which she describes as "the litter of her mind." In the end of it all, this is what hurts the film the most. Coming out of the theatre, you feel like Suzanne coming out of Claymoore: confused, slightly empty, and mixed up.
2.5 stars
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package ner
- Alphabetic
- Public
- All
Type Members
- case class NamedEntity(start: Int, end: Int, entity: String, text: String, sentenceId: String, confidence: Option[Float]) extends Product with Serializable
- trait NerApproach[T <: NerApproach[_]] extends Params
-
class
NerConverter extends AnnotatorModel[NerConverter] with HasSimpleAnnotate[NerConverter]
Converts a IOB or IOB2 representation of NER to a user-friendly one, by associating the tokens of recognized entities and their label.
Converts a IOB or IOB2 representation of NER to a user-friendly one, by associating the tokens of recognized entities and their label. Results in
CHUNK
Annotation type.NER chunks can then be filtered by setting a whitelist with
setWhiteList
. Chunks with no associated entity (tagged "O") are filtered.See also Inside–outside–beginning (tagging) for more information.
Example
This is a continuation of the example of the NerDLModel. See that class on how to extract the entities.
The output of the NerDLModel follows the Annotator schema and can be converted like so:
result.selectExpr("explode(ner)").show(false) +----------------------------------------------------+ |col | +----------------------------------------------------+ |[named_entity, 0, 2, B-ORG, [word -> U.N], []] | |[named_entity, 3, 3, O, [word -> .], []] | |[named_entity, 5, 12, O, [word -> official], []] | |[named_entity, 14, 18, B-PER, [word -> Ekeus], []] | |[named_entity, 20, 24, O, [word -> heads], []] | |[named_entity, 26, 28, O, [word -> for], []] | |[named_entity, 30, 36, B-LOC, [word -> Baghdad], []]| |[named_entity, 37, 37, O, [word -> .], []] | +----------------------------------------------------+
After the converter is used:
val converter = new NerConverter() .setInputCols("sentence", "token", "ner") .setOutputCol("entities") .setPreservePosition(false) converter.transform(result).selectExpr("explode(entities)").show(false) +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |col | +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |[chunk, 0, 2, U.N, [entity -> ORG, sentence -> 0, chunk -> 0], []] | |[chunk, 14, 18, Ekeus, [entity -> PER, sentence -> 0, chunk -> 1], []] | |[chunk, 30, 36, Baghdad, [entity -> LOC, sentence -> 0, chunk -> 2], []]| +------------------------------------------------------------------------+
-
class
NerOverwriter extends AnnotatorModel[NerOverwriter] with HasSimpleAnnotate[NerOverwriter]
Overwrites entities of specified strings.
Overwrites entities of specified strings.
The input for this Annotator have to be entities that are already extracted, Annotator type
NAMED_ENTITY
. The strings specified withsetStopWords
will have new entities assigned to, specified withsetNewResult
.Example
import spark.implicits._ import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.base.DocumentAssembler import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.annotators.Tokenizer import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.annotators.sbd.pragmatic.SentenceDetector import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.embeddings.WordEmbeddingsModel import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.annotators.ner.dl.NerDLModel import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.annotators.ner.NerOverwriter import org.apache.spark.ml.Pipeline // First extract the prerequisite Entities val documentAssembler = new DocumentAssembler() .setInputCol("text") .setOutputCol("document") val sentence = new SentenceDetector() .setInputCols("document") .setOutputCol("sentence") val tokenizer = new Tokenizer() .setInputCols("sentence") .setOutputCol("token") val embeddings = WordEmbeddingsModel.pretrained() .setInputCols("sentence", "token") .setOutputCol("embeddings") val nerTagger = NerDLModel.pretrained() .setInputCols("sentence", "token", "embeddings") .setOutputCol("ner") val pipeline = new Pipeline().setStages(Array( documentAssembler, sentence, tokenizer, embeddings, nerTagger )) val data = Seq("Spark NLP Crosses Five Million Downloads, John Snow Labs Announces.").toDF("text") val result = pipeline.fit(data).transform(data) result.selectExpr("explode(ner)").show(false) /* +------------------------------------------------------+ |col | +------------------------------------------------------+ |[named_entity, 0, 4, B-ORG, [word -> Spark], []] | |[named_entity, 6, 8, I-ORG, [word -> NLP], []] | |[named_entity, 10, 16, O, [word -> Crosses], []] | |[named_entity, 18, 21, O, [word -> Five], []] | |[named_entity, 23, 29, O, [word -> Million], []] | |[named_entity, 31, 39, O, [word -> Downloads], []] | |[named_entity, 40, 40, O, [word -> ,], []] | |[named_entity, 42, 45, B-ORG, [word -> John], []] | |[named_entity, 47, 50, I-ORG, [word -> Snow], []] | |[named_entity, 52, 55, I-ORG, [word -> Labs], []] | |[named_entity, 57, 65, I-ORG, [word -> Announces], []]| |[named_entity, 66, 66, O, [word -> .], []] | +------------------------------------------------------+ */ // The recognized entities can then be overwritten val nerOverwriter = new NerOverwriter() .setInputCols("ner") .setOutputCol("ner_overwritten") .setNerWords(Array("Million")) .setNerNewEntity,("B-CARDINAL") nerOverwriter.transform(result).selectExpr("explode(ner_overwritten)").show(false) +---------------------------------------------------------+ |col | +---------------------------------------------------------+ |[named_entity, 0, 4, B-ORG, [word -> Spark], []] | |[named_entity, 6, 8, I-ORG, [word -> NLP], []] | |[named_entity, 10, 16, O, [word -> Crosses], []] | |[named_entity, 18, 21, O, [word -> Five], []] | |[named_entity, 23, 29, B-CARDINAL, [word -> Million], []]| |[named_entity, 31, 39, O, [word -> Downloads], []] | |[named_entity, 40, 40, O, [word -> ,], []] | |[named_entity, 42, 45, B-ORG, [word -> John], []] | |[named_entity, 47, 50, I-ORG, [word -> Snow], []] | |[named_entity, 52, 55, I-ORG, [word -> Labs], []] | |[named_entity, 57, 65, I-ORG, [word -> Announces], []] | |[named_entity, 66, 66, O, [word -> .], []] | +---------------------------------------------------------+
Value Members
- object ModelMetrics
- object NerConverter extends ParamsAndFeaturesReadable[NerConverter] with Serializable
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object
NerOverwriter extends DefaultParamsReadable[NerOverwriter] with Serializable
This is the companion object of NerOverwriter.
This is the companion object of NerOverwriter. Please refer to that class for the documentation.
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object
NerTagsEncoding
Works with different NER representations as tags Supports: IOB and IOB2 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inside%E2%80%93outside%E2%80%93beginning_(tagging)
- object Verbose extends Enumeration


At this trying times, the Pandemic has revealed some things to us that we didn't give much focus on such as healthcare. providing qualityhealthcare serviceshas been a challenge with hospitals now as ever before
the COVID-19 has come with its own new measure that have changed not only our normal but also existing problems
With measures such as 'staying at home' and social distancing our hospitals have to come up with new ways of offering their services.And that's why we came up with an idea of platform that enables doctors to offer consultation to the sick without them having to step the hospital


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Speciality: Desktop application(Java,C#), Client server coding , server side code (PHP,Ruby) , Web application and very good in python;
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Find, compare and buy your groceries easier than ever.
Travelers are coming to New Zealand for different reasons. Students, backpackers, and tourists are just a few groups of people here. Their purpose for traveling might be different, but their needs are pretty common, things like food, accommodation, and transportation. This project is focused on grocery shopping. Starting to shop in your new environment on a budget can be pretty tricky and confusing sometimes.
There are different places for shopping, some of them are big brands, such as Countdown, and some are just small local or convenience stores. The challenge here was making an App that lets the users find their grocery needs online, then compare them and finally find the best and closest place to go for.
Based on the fact that the application is made for smartphones, and specifically for Apple users, the design was planned to follow some pre-establish templates or better to say iOS standards, that are already proved and tested. All Apple cellphone users are familiar with some basic design and functionalities in iOS. We found it much more efficient to go along with the same standards for two reasons:


XSLTC Documentation
User Documentation
The following user documentation is currently available:
- Command-line compiler and runtime man pages.
- XSLTC Native API reference
- XSLTC TrAX API reference
- XSLTC Performance Hints
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- XSLTC overall design
- XSLTC compiler design
- XSLTC runtime library design
- XSLTC internal DOM design
- XSLTC TrAX implementation design
XSLTC overall design
The figure below describes the overall design of XSLTC's compiler:
Figure 1: Architectural overview of XSLTC
A client application can use XSLTC either through its native API or through or implementation of the TrAX API. The compiler generates one or more Java classes (we have chosen to call them 'translets'). The runtime library contains classes that can load these translets and use them to transform XML documents to some markup language or plain text. There is also a detailed document describing namespace handling in all parts of XSLTC (compiler, internal DOM, and output handler).
XSLTC compiler design
The figure below describes the overall design of XSLTC's compiler:
Figure 2: Compiler architecture overview
There is also a high-level design document for XSLTC's compiler. Apart from that you can also find separate design documents for some XSL elements and XPath expressions, patterns and functions:
XSL elements
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XPath functions
XPath expressons
XPath patterns
XSLTC runtime library design
The runtime portion of XSLTC has four main components; the internal DOM implementation (not W3C), the translet class(es), the runtime library and the output processor:
Figure 3: Runtime library architecture overview
The runtime library design document describes the structure of the compiled translet as well as the translet runtime library.
The Internal DOM design document describes the components and structure of the internal DOM, support for DOM2 navigation, the DOM adapter, DOM multiplexer, and DOM builder.
The iterator design document describes the general design of the internal DOM iterators and describes some of the more complicated iterators in detail.
XSLTC TrAX Implementation
An implementation of the JAXP/ TrAX interface was added on to XSLTC at a late stage. Special care was taken to preserve the small footprint and high performance of XSLTC. The following design was used to wrap XSLTC behind a lightweight (but complete) TrAX implementation:
Figure 4: XSLTC TrAX interface implementation
The TrAX design document contains details of XSLTC's TrAX implementation.
XSLTC also has a 'smart' TrAX TransformerFactory
class
that will alternate between using XSLTC and Xalan for transformations.
This factory class will make its choices based on usage patterns. This will
be described in a separate design document.
Design documents by Morten Jørgensen - updated 13.12.2001


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There really is no guide to securing your infrastructure - its pretty much impossible. I applaud your efforts though!
There are no "simple fixes" and surly no simple how-to template that you can follow.
"The only truly secure system is one that is powered off, cast in a block of concrete and sealed in a lead-lined room with armed guard."
~ Gene Spafford
While this may be the most secure computing model, I think it's safe to say that you lose a bit of functinality with the above approach!
The truth of the matter is for a computer system to be worthwhile it must be useful, and to be useful it almost always has to be interconnected to some other computer system and it always needs to be on. The other key attribute to a useful computer system is it needs to be avaiable so that it can be used by humans. And humans are the real problem. As time tics on we become more and more trusting and dependant on all the gadgets and with each and every one of them there are risks.
It isn't just our need to be connected that makes us vulnernable, its our desire to be connected as easily and quickly as possible without understanding how we are connected in the first place that makes us vulnerable.   From a security stand point that really isn't the best approach in the whole world when it comes to preparing for the next attack.
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Last week, the party arrived at Peloria, the capital of the Pelan Empire. Because of the danger Clockwork's geas posed, they skulked into the town under cover of night to make sure he wouldn't be compelled to act by the geas before they could cure him. Then they went shopping for a few hours. During this time, Deekin performed a ritual to contact his master, Faren, who might be able to remove Clockwork's geas. He found that Faren was back in the capital, and the shops were starting to close for the night, so the party regathered. Together, they ventured into the wizard's guild to save their... colleague.
In the strange and highly magical tower that the wizard's guild called home, the party discovered that Faren was the archmage of the guild. He quickly appraised Clockwork's condition and informed the party that he could, in fact, detect and remove the geas. The party quickly agreed, and after getting properly cozy with the various books he kept lying around, they watched as he destroyed the powerful geas afflicting Clockwork. Very shortly, Clockwork was freed from his magical compulsion to destroy the kingdom (and returned to his customary level of jerkishness). He was also left crippled and wracked with pain from lingering effects of the geas, which was unpleasant for everyone involved, but especially for Faren's eardrums.
While Clockwork recovered in an infirmary in the wizard's tower, the rest of the party tried to get some sleep in an inn. When they woke up, they found a note from the hero that saved the town of Tristen from goblins: Silk! He had discovered that they had arrived in town, and requested a conversation. The party investigated what he had been up to (by talking to the first person they met) and discovered that he was also responsible for saving many people pursuing the Rite of Maturity from the bands of assassins Zedar had hired.
Before pursuing this, the party returned to Faren to find the price of his aid.  He warned the party that Zedar had been pursuing dark and terrible acts of necromancy designed to strip his soul from his body, leaving him a virtually unkillable husk of his former self. The party appreciated the removal of any ambiguity about whether killing him was morally justified, which would otherwise have been a significant ethical quandry. They quickly agreed to attack Zedar, and Faren agreed that they would be teleported near his tower.
The party then traveled to Silk's house, which was just a stone's throw from the palace. In addition to being his usual (possibly demonic, if you're Krunch) self, he was interested in their activities, and they told him about how they were going to go attack Zedar. He was immediately interested, and agreed to help them - on the condition that he could take charge of reporting the success of their mission to the town and king upon their return. It was really in everyone's best interests, after all; with his reputation behind it, the destruction of Zedar would surely bring plentiful rewards to those who participated in that great and heroic act. The party readily agreed, as they had every other time they met anyone remotely interesting who could join their group, and went to meet with Faren. The ritual was ready, and the party - including Deekin, Muerdoc, and Silk - set out to defeat Zedar. Show up this week to see how that works out for them!


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| Salt | |
| Olive Oil |
Preheat the oven to 200°C fan. Cut the potatoes in half, and place on roasting tray. Drizzle with olive oil, scatter with salt, and mix around a bit. Cook in the oven for 45 min. Flip the potatoes around after about 20 min, and again near the end. When you flip them, if they don't seem to be browning well turn the temperature up to 210°C fan.


Main advantages / assumptions:
- simple, friendly API
- without any other generated classed based on database schema (no more fights with always problematics metamodels)
- possibility to build complex joins with detailed projections
- work on all databases supported by Hibernate
- designed for a select queries (not supported update queries now)
- separate module for spring integration (Spring Pageable abstraction support)
- set of mappers for simple result transformations
- support custom SQL query parts
- separate test module with examples build on top of JPA & Spring Boot
Library available on Maven Central Repository
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<artifactId>nativeCriteria-core</artifactId>
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HURRICANE STREETS
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. United Artists Director: Morgan J. Freeman Writer: Morgan J. Freeman Cast: Brendan Sexton III, Shawn Elliot, Jose Zuniga, David Roland Frank, Carlo Alban, Antoine McLean, Mtume Gant, Lynn Cohen, Edie Falco, Heather Matarazzo, Damian Corrente, David Moscow, L.M. Kit Caron, Isidra Vega
"Hurricane Streets" is much closer in genre to Truffaut's "400 Blows" than it is to the Hughes Brothers' "Dead Presidents." Written and directed by Morgan J. Freeman-- who has moved Truffaut's Parisian ambiance to New York's Lower East Side--the picture deals with a group of high-school kids who are dabbling in petty crime, presumably hurt by the absence of parental authority. They're at the crossroads that can take them more deeply into a life of misconduct or can see them straighten out: In fact we can predict that the fellows who make the big move to armed robbery are the ones who are being manipulated by older, more hardened criminals who appear to be mentoring them into the big stuff.
This picture, which played at the 1997 Sundance Festival, claims to be the first dramatic entry every to win a triple prize: the Audience Award, the prize for inaugural Dramatic Directing, and the honor for Cinematography. For a while you wonder why. But director Freeman carefully adds texture to his tale of youthful anomie and, with a sound track that builds up and underscores the wonderful disco beat of "Being Alive," "Hurricane Streets" has enough suspense and complexity to appeal to its targeted youthful audience and to cross over to an adult constituency as well.
Opening with a black-and-white scene which foreshadows a climactic point in the drama, "Hurricane Streets" focuses on the 15-year-old Marcus (Brendan Sexton, Jr.), a kid whose budding career as a petty thief belies his open-faced vulnerability and general naivete. The de facto leader of a racially- and ethnically-mixed group of young people who hang out in an underground club house, Marcus has troubles which can be traced to an absentee mother who is serving a prison sentence for killing his abusive father. Living with his grandmother, who owns a neighborhood bar, Marcus awaits an air ticket from his uncle in New Mexico, a sunny state which the young man treats as a Shangri-La where he has space to breathe and where he can get away from the mean streets of his New York ghetto. The romantic interest is almost laughingly innocent when you consider the pregnancy rate of young women living in poor neighborhood: when Marcus meets fourteen-year-old Melena (Isidra Vega), he begins to hang out with her and while they meet daily, they content themselves with a couple of chaste kisses.
Moreover with one exception the guys who chill out in the clubhouse to play darts, one-up each other with remarkably guileless braggadocio, and plan an incremental increase in their blooming careers in crime, are flat-out cute. Marcus, Benny, Harold and the others are more like the Bowery Boys than Anthony Curtis and his band from "Dead Presidents." They seem even unfamiliar with popular slang: when one of the boys suggests stealing a car, he estimates that they could fence it for "1,000 big ones." (Since when is a buck a big one?)
The coy courtship of Marcus and Melena is tender and believable, courtesy of sharp acting from Sexton--who gained national recognition from his role in the remarkable "Welcome to the Dollhouse"--and a film debut from 18-year-old Isidra Vega. Cinematographer Enrique Chediak shines particularly in his lensing of Marcus riding his bike feverishly through the streets of New York and, all in all, "Hurricane Streets" profiles for us a group of teens who are not cookie-cutter gang members. Rather, they are individuals with a fair degree of guilt feelings for the lives they are leading and who can be helped to follow the straight and narrow if they can only be sequestered from the more hardened adults who are tutoring them. Rated R. Running time: 88 minutes. (C) Harvey Karten 1998
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\usepackage[vmargin=0.75in,hmargin=0.75in]{geometry}
rsunlight
is an R package to search and retrieve data from the Sunlight Labs APIs.
Returned objects from functions are simple lists. That is, you likely will want to take output objects and make data.frames, vectors, matrices, etc. In future versions of rsunlight, I will return data.frame's when possible as those are easy to work with in R for beginners, though advanced users probably like lists more (I'm guessing, or just the raw JSON, eh)?
install.packages("devtools")
library(devtools)
install_github("rsunlight", "ropengov")
library(rsunlight)
out <- cg_getcommittees(id = "JSPR")
out$committee$members[[1]]$legislator[1:5]
## $website
## [1] "http://www.alexander.senate.gov"
##
## $fax
## [1] "202-228-3398"
##
## $govtrack_id
## [1] "300002"
##
## $firstname
## [1] "Lamar"
##
## $chamber
## [1] "senate"
out <- cg_getcommitteesallleg(bioguide_id = "S000148")
out$committees[[1]]
## $committee
## $committee$chamber
## [1] "Senate"
##
## $committee$id
## [1] "SSRA"
##
## $committee$name
## [1] "Senate Committee on Rules and Administration"
out <- cg_getdistrictlatlong(latitude = 35.778788, longitude = -78.787805)
out$districts
## [[1]]
## [[1]]$district
## [[1]]$district$state
## [1] "NC"
##
## [[1]]$district$number
## [1] "2"
out <- cg_getdistrictzip(zip = 27511)
out$districts
## [[1]]
## [[1]]$district
## [[1]]$district$state
## [1] "NC"
##
## [[1]]$district$number
## [1] "2"
##
##
##
## [[2]]
## [[2]]$district
## [[2]]$district$state
## [1] "NC"
##
## [[2]]$district$number
## [1] "4"
##
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## [[3]]
## [[3]]$district
## [[3]]$district$state
## [1] "NC"
##
## [[3]]$district$number
## [1] "13"
out <- cg_getlegislatorsearch(name = "Reed")
out$results[[1]]$result$legislator[1:5]
## $website
## [1] "http://reed.house.gov"
##
## $fax
## [1] "202-226-6599"
##
## $govtrack_id
## [1] "412393"
##
## $firstname
## [1] "Tom"
##
## $chamber
## [1] "house"
out <- cg_legislatorsallforzip(zip = 77006)
library(plyr)
ldply(out$legislators, function(x) data.frame(x$legislator[c("firstname", "lastname")]))
## firstname lastname
## 1 Sheila Jackson Lee
## 2 Ted Cruz
## 3 John Cornyn
## 4 Ted Poe
cw_timeseries(phrase = "united states", start_date = "2009-01-01", end_date = "2009-04-30",
granularity = "month")
## 4 records returned
## count month
## 1 3805 2009-01-01
## 2 3512 2009-02-01
## 3 6018 2009-03-01
## 4 2967 2009-04-01
library(ggplot2)
dat <- cw_timeseries(phrase = "climate change")
## 1430 records returned
ggplot(dat, aes(day, count)) + geom_line() + theme_grey(base_size = 20)
dat_d <- cw_timeseries(phrase = "climate change", party = "D")
## 978 records returned
dat_d$party <- rep("D", nrow(dat_d))
dat_r <- cw_timeseries(phrase = "climate change", party = "R")
## 643 records returned
dat_r$party <- rep("R", nrow(dat_r))
dat_both <- rbind(dat_d, dat_r)
ggplot(dat_both, aes(day, count, colour = party)) + geom_line() + theme_grey(base_size = 20) +
scale_colour_manual(values = c("blue", "red"))
Note that the resulting chart opens in a browser, so is not shown in this vignette, but you will see it open in a browser when you run the code.
dream <- lapply(c("D", "R"), function(x) cw_timeseries(phrase = "i have a dream",
party = x, start_date = "1996-01-01", end_date = "2013-01-01", granularity = "month"))
df <- merge(dream[[1]], dream[[2]], by = "month", all = TRUE)
df[is.na(df)] <- 0
names(df) <- c("date", "D", "R")
df$date <- as.character(df$date)
# df <- ldply(dream, data.frame)
library(rCharts)
m1 <- mPlot(x = "date", y = c("D", "R"), type = "Line", data = df)
m1$set(pointSize = 0, lineWidth = 1)
m1
out <- os_billsearch(terms = "agriculture", state = "tx", chamber = "upper")
lapply(out, "[[", "title")[100:110]
## [[1]]
## [1] "Relating to the sale by the Brazos River Authority of certain property at Possum Kingdom Lake."
##
## [[2]]
## [1] "Proposing a constitutional amendment providing immediate additional revenue for the state budget by creating the Texas Gaming Commission, and authorizing and regulating the operation of casino games and slot machines by a limited number of licensed operators and certain Indian tribes."
##
## [[3]]
## [1] "Relating to production requirements for holders of winery permits."
##
## [[4]]
## [1] "Relating to the use of human remains in the training of search and rescue animals."
##
## [[5]]
## [1] "Relating to end-of-course assessment instruments administered to public high school students and other measures of secondary-level performance."
##
## [[6]]
## [1] "Relating to public high school graduation, including curriculum and assessment requirements for graduation and funding in support of certain curriculum authorized for graduation."
##
## [[7]]
## [1] "Relating to certain residential and other structures and mitigation of loss to those structures resulting from natural catastrophes; providing a criminal penalty."
##
## [[8]]
## [1] "Recognizing March 28, 2013, as Texas Water Conservation Day at the State Capitol."
##
## [[9]]
## [1] "Recognizing March 26, 2013, as Lubbock Day at the State Capitol."
##
## [[10]]
## [1] "In memory of Steve Jones."
##
## [[11]]
## [1] "Relating to the regulation of dangerous wild animals."
out <- os_legislatorsearch(state = "tx", party = "democratic", active = TRUE)
out[[1]][1:4]
## $last_name
## [1] "Israel"
##
## $all_ids
## $all_ids[[1]]
## [1] "TXL000475"
##
##
## $full_name
## [1] "Celia Israel"
##
## $id
## [1] "TXL000475"
out <- ts_aggregatesearch("Nancy Pelosi")
out <- lapply(out, function(x) {
x[sapply(x, is.null)] <- "none"
x
})
ldply(out, data.frame)
## name count_given firm_income count_lobbied
## 1 Nancy Pelosi (D) 0 0 0
## 2 Nancy Pelosi for Congress 7 0 0
## seat total_received state lobbying_firm count_received party
## 1 federal:house 14731364 CA none 10321 D
## 2 none 0 none FALSE 0 none
## total_given type id
## 1 0 politician 85ab2e74589a414495d18cc7a9233981
## 2 7250 organization afb432ec90454c8a83a3113061e7be27
## non_firm_spending is_superpac
## 1 0 none
## 2 0 none
out <- ts_aggregatetopcontribs(id = "85ab2e74589a414495d18cc7a9233981")
ldply(out, data.frame)
## employee_amount total_amount total_count
## 1 64000.00 101300.00 79
## 2 3500.00 95000.00 30
## 3 0 91600.00 49
## 4 0 85000.00 32
## 5 0 83500.00 38
## 6 0 82500.00 23
## 7 0 77500.00 19
## 8 0 77000.00 19
## 9 0 76000.00 36
## 10 0 74600.00 22
## name direct_count employee_count
## 1 Akin, Gump et al 16 63
## 2 American Fedn of St/Cnty/Munic Employees 26 4
## 3 National Assn of Realtors 49 0
## 4 United Auto Workers 32 0
## 5 National Education Assn 38 0
## 6 Sheet Metal Workers Union 23 0
## 7 Intl Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 19 0
## 8 Teamsters Union 19 0
## 9 National Assn of Letter Carriers 36 0
## 10 Plumbers/Pipefitters Union 22 0
## id direct_amount
## 1 105dcfc8c9384875a099af230dad9917 37300.00
## 2 fb702029157e4c7c887172eba71c66c5 91500.00
## 3 bb98402bd4d3471cad392a671ecd733a 91600.00
## 4 4d3167b97c9f48deb433aad57bb0ee44 85000.00
## 5 1b8fea7e453d4e75841eac48ff9df550 83500.00
## 6 425be85642b24cc2bc3d8a0bb3c7bc92 82500.00
## 7 b53b4ad137d743a996f4d7467700fc88 77500.00
## 8 f89c8e3ab2b44f72971f91b764868231 77000.00
## 9 390767dc6b4b491ca775b1bdf8a36eea 76000.00
## 10 c869c8e293614e10960b2e77f5eabecd 74600.00


WITNESS LIST Appropriations Committee March 9, 1999-8:00A Budget On: Batiste, John (Texas Commission on the Arts) Beightler Whittenton, Suzy (Texas Animal Health Commission) Brewer, Bob (Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs) Coluin, Peggy (Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs) Dally, Billy (Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs) Fernandez, Mike (Texas Workforce Commission) George, Mitchell (Texas Department of Economic Development) Langdale, Mark (Texas Department of Economic Development) McDaniel, Tracye (Texas Department of Economic Development) McNeil, Dan (Texas Department of Economic Development) Paddock, Anne (Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs) Paddock, Anne (Texas Department of Housing and Community Development) Pinkley, Craig (Texas Department of Economic Development) Rath, Diane (Texas Workforce Commission) Ray, Steve (Texas Department of Economic Development) Rison, Bill (Texas Department of Economic Development) Rosenquest, Gary (Texas Department of Economic Development) Sheridan, Mike (Texas Workforce Commission) Stiner, Daisy (Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs) Townsend, Randy (Texas Workforce Commission) Ware, Connie (Texas Commission on the Arts)


| DOSE: |
10 mg |
oral |
DOM |
(capsule) |
[Erowid Note: This report is marked as a DOM report, but readers should be aware there are aspects of it, such as substance onset and duration, that suggest the identification is speculative.]
I recently experienced an excessively strong DOM trip, and I'd like to contribute to the numerous exhortations to suggest starting off with low doses when trying any DOx chemical. I consider myself to be an extremely responsible, respectful, and knowledgeable person regarding psychedelics, but after 60 - 70 trips on over a dozen different substances, I finally slipped up.
I received two capsules purported to contain 2 mg each. However, after weighing them on a scale accurate to 2 mg, it appeared that the combined weight was in the 6 - 8 mg range, plus an extra 2 mg (at least) which coated the capsules' interior. Since most of the reports online and in Pihkal seemed to indicate that 10 mg was intense but not totally overwhelming, I decided to go all the way. Having been previously teased by two weak DOB experiences (sold on the well-known cartoon Hofmann bicycle blotter paper) fortified my ill-advised inclination.
The realization that I had probably taken too much began to dawn when I was tripping fairly hard a mere 50 minutes after ingestion. I reached the peak an hour after that and plateaued for about 5 hours of unrestrained pandemonium. I have no memory of the most intense 2 hour period, save for about 5 minutes when I was granted access to the crystalline, purely Objective, God's Eye View, which I was completely incapable of learning from in any productive way, being entirely absorbed by the exhausting task of preventing my brain from disintegrating into tiny schizoid shards.
I have heard somebody describe DOC as having a 'throwaway, cartoonish' character, that nonetheless cuts sharp like a knife. This description is certainly applicable to DOM as well. It was very bonkers, goofy, and looney, but with an incredibly serious, aggressive, and manic edge (as many others have observed). The vibe of the movie 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit?' isn't too far off. As the trip wore on, the cartoony aspects faded and the psychotic character became more pronounced.
It's 'personality' developed into that of Yahweh, Jehovah, Allah - an aggressive masculine god of force and power with an axe to grind. The trip was not personal at all; it simply felt like I had unleashed a righteous demon hellbent on making Proclamations and declaring Fatwas, regardless of who was listening. For a good chunk of the trip all of my internal dialogue manifested itself in Old Testament style language. Later on, the red glow of my space heater transformed my bedroom into a Middle Eastern desert, and I found myself thinking in Arabic (without comprehension) as the neon script of that language wove around my head, blocking my vision with the unyielding opacity of its Word. Throughout these encounters with terrible monotheistic energy I felt extremely short of breath, and my heart seemed to be beating at an alarming rate.
As a finale, I absorbed all of the ambient negative energy of the midsize midwestern city in which I live - the violence, poverty, racial strife, and ignorance - all soaked up like a sponge. I responded the only way I knew how, with compassion, but it felt entirely futile. About 9 hours after I had ingested the DOM, the main part of the trip finally began to relent, and after clinging by my fingernails to the rapidly eroding edifice of my sanity for what seemed like days, I was at last able to take a deep breath and begin to survey the damage.
Psychologically, I didn't really notice any problems generated by the trip, probably due to the fact that personal issues were completely unaddressed. Physically, I felt exhausted, sore, my bones cricked a lot, and my pupils were fully dilated for over 24 hours. A friend who came over at the trip's end observed that I looked as if I had been beat up. My main concern was a nagging intuition that I had inflicted significant damage to my 'astral body', for lack of a better term. I do not have a reliable method of getting feedback or information about this component of myself, and therefore have no concept of the extent or nature of the damage incurred.
This was the first time in my tripping career that I felt like I was in completely over my head, and I am certainly no stranger to high doses. If I was only moderately experienced with psychedelics, or if I had done this in a social / party situation, things would have become much, much uglier than they did - extreme psychotic behavior and hospitalization would probably be more likely than not.
However, despite the sustained titanic struggle that served as my introduction to DOM, I would not be opposed to trying it again at half the dose I took. There are aspects of its character that I find thoroughly unpleasant, but I have immense respect for its mind-warping power. The visuals were so thick that my room seemed to be filled with an electric fog that I actually had to push out of the way in order to see where I was going. And the few minutes that I was thrust into God's perspective had qualities of 'objectivity' and 'Truth' that were comparable in intensity and conviction to the same qualities as presented by DXM.
I feel like a stronger but less balanced person after this trip, and just because I survived the hurricane relatively unharmed does NOT mean you will too. In conclusion, I will add my voice to the harm-reduction chorus:
START LOW!
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.