In the Tradition of Suspicion What Lies Beneath
By Ross Anthony
A beautiful blond (Michelle Pfeiffer) aims her hair dryer at the steam-filled bathroom mirror. But there's something wrong ... no electricity. Still dripping from the shower she presses that little red reset button on the outlet with her moist finger. ZAP! Just a spark! But that's all it takes to set you on edge and keep you paranoid as you try to see what's on the other side of every camera pan, every plot or doorknob twist.
If you liked Hitchcock's "Rear Window" and Spielberg's "Poltergeist" and uhm, I don't know, "Terminator 1" ... well I think it's safe to say, you'll like this mix of the three. Me? Though the genre of suspense-driven films isn't my fancy, I must admit I was quite compelled for the first two acts. Director Robert Zemeckis does an absolutely scrupulous job of keenly keeping his audience balancing precariously on the edge of their seats - simulating the sensation we feel at a roller coaster's peak. Freeze that crested car and peer hundreds of feet to the ground down two rickety wooden rails atop the track's largest drop ... what lies beneath? Indeed!
It's the third and final act that lets go of all that careful teasing and toying and begins (well, it's hard to say without spoiling for you) ... suffice ... the climax that's not as smart as the first two acts.
Pfeiffer and Ford forge fantastically. Pfeiffer fans fear only the phantasm. Her acting is grand. But resounding kudos must be song strongly to the audio engineers, creators and mixers whose huge hits will enter through your ears shattering your deliberately crystallized belly then setting the bits to drift like glistening frost into your legs and arms.
Pfeiffer and Ford should be relaxing now that only-daughter Katherine Towne has taken off for college. That might have been the case if it weren't for a haunting past slowly surfacing. AHHHHHH!
"What Lies Beneath" is scary. If you're looking for intensely thick drama or rich comedy, you should know that though both tastes are sampled, this film is dead set on one thing only - to scare you.
What Lies Beneath. Copyright © 2000. Rated PG-13. Starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Harrison Ford, Diana Scarwid, Miranda Otto, James Remar, Amber Valletta. Directed by Robert Zemeckis. Written by Clark Gregg. Story by Sarah Kernochan and Clark Gregg. Produced by Steve Starkey, Robert Zemeckis, and Jack Rapke at Imagemovers/Dreamworks/20th Century Fox.
Grade..........................B+
-- Copyright © 2000. Ross Anthony, currently based in Los Angeles, has scripted and shot documentaries, music videos, and shorts in 35 countries across North America, Europe, Africa and Asia. For more reviews visit: http://RossAnthony.com
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I've only had 2 experiences with Salvia Divinorum. Both were interesting enough for me to want to explore this powerful drug further. Each time, I felt an undescribable sensation that I was experiencing something sacred, something powerful. Thus, I will try to describe the best I can my experiences.
The first was this weekend when I took about 10 hits of regular dried leaves. I found the resulting trip to be intense, but too short lived. I knew something was happening, but what I could not tell. I grew very disconnected from my body. Everything grew unnaturally bright, but was not distorted visually. There was some auditory distortion in that every sound seemed very distant. While there weren't any visual halucinations, I did have what I'll call mental halucinations. I vividly imagined, but did not see, several people who did not exist. I spoke with them, but cannot remember the nature of the conversation.
After that, I noticed something about the flowers in the garden. Something about them did not seem right, they appeared too bright, too large. This frightened me, and I ran inside and quickly calmed down. The effects quickly dissipated, the whole experience lasting maybe 2 minutes. At the time I was rather disappointed, as I had expected profound things of Salvia. I wanted the dissociative, visionary reactions I had so often read about. It is these expectations that may have played a role in the mild trip I received. Nonetheless, I was looking forward to trying Salvia again. Little did I know I would get that chance two days later, quite by surprise.
Tuesday morning (today) I awoke to find myself home alone.  I took out my glass bowl, the very same one that I had used the two days before to smoke Salvia. Apparently, I had used the wrong kind of lighter which did not heat the Salvinorin enough to make large quantities of it vaporize and flow into my lungs.
In any case, I smoked 1 bowl of high mid grade bud, took a shower, ate, and went to school. During the drive in, I felt very stoned with a hint of something different, something that didn't seem right. Suddenly, I was 15 minutes closer to school with no recollection of the previous minutes. Thinking this strange, I continued to school. When I arrived, I quickly headed to class, feeling mellow. Once safely in class, I enjoyed my high. Everything seemed serene, I was not paranoid.
Suddenly, something hit me. It was as if my high vanished, and something else were taking over, some other state. My body tingled with electricity, then I suddenly felt disconnected from my body, as I had two days previous. Whenever I moved, it felt as if my body stretched and left a 'trail' behind. Not a visual trail, a physical, solid trail. If I moved my head, everything I saw would leave a trail on my vision. There were no visual halucinations, but everything seemed extremely bright as it had the first time I smoked. Sounds seemed distant, even my own voice when I answered a question from my teacher directed at me. I don't know if I had true 'Closed Eye Visuals,' but I definitely noticed some faint morphing color patterns when I closed my eyes.
However, I quickly became extremely paranoid, which somewhat soured the otherwise intriguing and intense experience. I felt as if the whole class was staring at me and knew I was tripping, which they probably did as I was told later by a classmate that I had been staring straight down, and whenever I looked up my eyes were almost completely closed. Time passed extremely slowly, making an hour seem like 2.
While I enjoyed the effects of the trip, I wanted it to end as I was on the verge of freaking out due to paranoia. When the bell finally rang, I was elated. I made my way out of the room to the peace of the library as quickly as I could. The psychedelic effects wore off soon after, and my cannabis high returned, with seemingly doubled strength. Finally, I came down altogether about 3 hours after smoking.
All in all, it had been a very intense and strange experience. The peculiar thing about the trip was that it was so delayed, and that it lasted almost an entire hour. I suspect the Salvinorin had some kind of synergistic reaction with the THC, and this delayed and prolonged the effects of Salvia. I am certainly willing to repeat the experiment, though this time on purpose and with the intent of going deeper into the world of Salvia.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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h1. Sunlight Labs API Gem
NOTE: This file is formatted in Textile and best viewed on "GitHub":github.com/rughetto/sunlight.
h2. Description
A little gem that integrates with the Sunlight Labs API, originally build by "luigi":github.com/luigi. From the "official Sunlight site":services.sunlightlabs.com/api/:
bq. The Sunlight Labs API provides methods for obtaining basic information on Members of Congress, legislator IDs used by various websites, and lookups between places and the politicians that represent them. The primary purpose of the API is to facilitate mashups involving politicians and the various other APIs that are out there.
Full API documentation available "here":services.sunlightlabs.com/api/docs/.
Also, the Sunlight gem integrates with the Google Maps API for "street address geocoding":code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/services.html#Geocoding. Because some zip codes overlap two or more congressional districts, passing in a latitude/longitude will give users the most accurate information. Since it‘s highly unlikely a user would know their exact lat/long, the Google Maps API is used to translate a street address string into a lat/long pair.
This version of the library has been grabbed nearly verbatim from "github.com/luigi/sunlight":github.com/luigi/sunlight. Changes were made to make this work more reliably in Merb. In particular the base class SunlightObject was changed to include methods for the constants and accessors originally held in the Sunlight module. Now instead of including the module in another class, you can call the Sunlight::Legislator and Sunlight::District objects directly.
h2. Installation
The following gems are required:
@$ sudo gem install json ym4r@
The latest development version can be installed using:
@$ sudo gem install rughetto-sunlight —source=http://gems.github.com@
To install the stable gem, go to "github.com/luigi/sunlight":github.com/luigi/sunlight.
h2. Set Up
First, register for an API key "here":services.sunlightlabs.com/api/register/.
Then, you‘ll want to stick the following lines somewhere in your Ruby environment.

require 'rubygems' require 'sunlight' Sunlight::SunlightObject.api_key = 'yourapikeyfromtheurlabove' # or it will read a file in your config directory called sunlight.api # each object can be initialized to a different key by calling the object's class method #api_key=

This library has been changed to use either Rails or Merb. For Rails, add the gem requirement in your particular environment file, and the Sunlight::Legislator and Sunlight::District classes will be available throughout the application.
If using merb, add the dependency requirement to your dependency.rb file:

dependency "rughetto-sunlight", :require_as => "sunlight"

 The gem will be automatically packaged into your application when thor merb:gem:install in run next.
h2. Usage
Now, it‘s time to get to the good stuff. The most useful method is @Legislator#all_for@:

congresspeople = Legislator.all_for(:address => "123 Fifth Ave New York, NY 10003") senior_senator = congresspeople[:senior_senator] junior_senator = congresspeople[:junior_senator] representative = congresspeople[:representative] junior_senator.firstname # returns "Hillary" junior_senator.lastname # returns "Clinton" junior_senator.congress_office # returns "476 Russell Senate Office Building" junior_senator.phone # returns "202-224-4451"

Note that you should make the best attempt to get a full street address, as that is geocoded behind the scenes into a lat/long pair. A five-digit zip code alone won‘t cut it, as there may be multiple congressional districts in a single zip code (there are ways to deal with this below). If you pass in a zip+4, then you‘ll get much better geocoding results.
So @Legislator#all_for@ returns a hash of @Legislator@ objects, and the keys are @:senior_senator@, @:junior_senator@, and<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Make sure to review all the available fields from the "Sunlight Labs API":services.sunlightlabs.com/api/docs/legislators/. You can also pass in a lat/long pair:

congresspeople = Legislator.all_for(:latitude => 33.876145, :longitude => -84.453789)

This bypasses the geocoding necessary by the Google Maps API. For social networks and other applications with a User object, it makes sense to geocode the user‘s address up front and save the lat/long data in the local database. Then, use the lat/long pair instead of address, which cuts a substantial bit of time from the @Legislator#all_for@ request since the Google Maps API Geocoding function doesn‘t have to be called.
You can also use the @Legislator#all_where@ method for searching based on available fields. You‘ll get back an array of @Legislator@ objects:

johns = Legislator.all_where(:firstname => "John") floridians = Legislator.all_where(:state => "FL") dudes = Legislator.all_where(:gender => "M") johns.each do |john| # do stuff end

There‘s also the @District@ object. @District#get@ takes in either lat/long or an address and does it‘s best to return the correct Congressional District:

district = District.get(:latitude => 33.876145, :longitude => -84.453789) district.state # returns "GA" district.number # returns "6" district = District.get(:address => "123 Fifth Ave New York, NY")

Finally, two more methods, @District.all_from_zipcode@ and @District.zipcodes_in@, help you out when all you have is a five-digit zip code and want to make sure you account for all the districts in a zip code, or if you want to get back all zipcodes in a given district.

districts = District.all_from_zipcode(90210) # returns array of District objects zipcodes = District.zipcodes_in("NY", "10") # returns array of zip codes as strings ["11201", "11202", "11203",...]

h2. License
See the terms of usage for the "Sunlight Labs API":services.sunlightlabs.com/api/ and the "Google Maps API":code.google.com/apis/maps/terms.html.
Copyright © 2008 by Rue the Ghetto under the MIT License.
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


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Contributing Code #
Apache Flink is maintained, improved, and extended by code contributions of volunteers. We welcome contributions to Flink, but due to the size of the project and to preserve the high quality of the code base, we follow a contribution process that is explained in this document.
Please feel free to ask questions at any time. Either send a mail to the Dev mailing list or comment on the Jira issue you are working on.
IMPORTANT: Please read this document carefully before starting to work on a code contribution. Follow the process and guidelines explained below. Contributing to Apache Flink does not start with opening a pull request. We expect contributors to reach out to us first to discuss the overall approach together. Without consensus with the Flink committers, contributions might require substantial rework or will not be reviewed.
Looking for what to contribute #
If you have a good idea for the contribution, you can proceed to the code contribution process. If you are looking for what you could contribute, you can browse open Jira issues in Flink’s bug tracker, which are not assigned, and then follow the code contribution process. If you are very new to the Flink project and want to learn about it and its contribution process, you can check the starter issues, which are annotated with a starter label.
Code Contribution Process #
1Discuss
Create a Jira ticket or mailing list discussion and reach consensus
Agree on importance, relevance, scope of the ticket, discuss the implementation approach and find a committer willing to review and merge the change.
Only committers can assign a Jira ticket.
2Implement
Implement the change according to the Code Style and Quality Guide and the approach agreed upon in the Jira ticket.
Only start working on the implementation if there is consensus on the approach (e.g. you are assigned to the ticket)
3Review
Open a pull request and work with the reviewer.
Pull requests belonging to unassigned Jira tickets or not authored by assignee will not be reviewed or merged by the community.
4Merge
A committer of Flink checks if the contribution fulfills the requirements and merges the code to the codebase.
[hotfix]
pull request, without a Jira ticket.
1. Create Jira Ticket and Reach Consensus #
The first step for making a contribution to Apache Flink is to reach consensus with the Flink community. This means agreeing on the scope and implementation approach of a change.
In most cases, the discussion should happen in Flink’s bug tracker: Jira.
The following types of changes require a [DISCUSS]
thread on the Flink Dev mailing list:
- big changes (major new feature; big refactorings, involving multiple components)
- potentially controversial changes or issues
- changes with very unclear approaches or multiple equal approaches
Do not open a Jira ticket for these types of changes before the discussion has come to a conclusion. Jira tickets based on a dev@ discussion need to link to that discussion and should summarize the outcome.
Requirements for a Jira ticket to get consensus:
- Formal requirements
- The Title describes the problem concisely.
- The Description gives all the details needed to understand the problem or feature request.
- The Component field is set: Many committers and contributors only focus on certain subsystems of Flink. Setting the appropriate component is important for getting their attention.
- There is agreement that the ticket solves a valid problem, and that it is a good fit for Flink.
The Flink community considers the following aspects:
- Does the contribution alter the behavior of features or components in a way that it may break previous users’ programs and setups? If yes, there needs to be a discussion and agreement that this change is desirable.
- Does the contribution conceptually fit well into Flink? Is it too much of a special case such that it makes things more complicated for the common case, or bloats the abstractions / APIs?
- Does the feature fit well into Flink’s architecture? Will it scale and keep Flink flexible for the future, or will the feature restrict Flink in the future?
- Is the feature a significant new addition (rather than an improvement to an existing part)? If yes, will the Flink community commit to maintaining this feature?
- Does this feature align well with Flink’s roadmap and currently ongoing efforts?
- Does the feature produce added value for Flink users or developers? Or does it introduce the risk of regression without adding relevant user or developer benefit?
- Could the contribution live in another repository, e.g., Apache Bahir or another external repository?
- Is this a contribution just for the sake of getting a commit in an open source project (fixing typos, style changes merely for taste reasons)
- There is consensus on how to solve the problem. This includes considerations such as
- API and data backwards compatibility and migration strategies
- Testing strategies
- Impact on Flink’s build time
- Dependencies and their licenses
If a change is identified as a large or controversial change in the discussion on Jira, it might require a Flink Improvement Proposal (FLIP) or a discussion on the Dev mailing list to reach agreement and consensus.
Contributors can expect to get a first reaction from a committer within a few days after opening the ticket. If a ticket doesn’t get any attention, we recommend reaching out to the developer mailing list. Note that the Flink community sometimes does not have the capacity to accept all incoming contributions.
Once all requirements for the ticket are met, a committer will assign somebody to the Assignee
field of the ticket to work on it.
Only committers have the permission to assign somebody.
Pull requests belonging to unassigned Jira tickets will not be reviewed or merged by the community.
2. Implement your change #
Once you’ve been assigned to a Jira issue, you may start to implement the required changes.
Here are some further points to keep in mind while implementing:
- Set up a Flink development environment
- Follow the Code Style and Quality Guide of Flink
- Take any discussions and requirements from the Jira issue or design document into account.
- Do not mix unrelated issues into one contribution.
3. Open a Pull Request #
Considerations before opening a pull request:
- Make sure that
mvn clean verify
is passing on your changes to ensure that all checks pass, the code builds and that all tests pass. - Execute the End to End tests of Flink.
- Make sure no unrelated or unnecessary reformatting changes are included.
- Make sure your commit history adheres to the requirements.
- Make sure your change has been rebased to the latest commits in your base branch.
- Make sure the pull request refers to the respective Jira, and that each Jira issue is assigned to exactly one pull request (in case of multiple pull requests for one Jira; resolve that situation first)
Considerations before or right after opening a pull request:
- Make sure that the branch is building successfully on Azure DevOps.
Code changes in Flink are reviewed and accepted through GitHub pull requests.
There is a separate guide on how to review a pull request, including our pull request review process. As a code author, you should prepare your pull request to meet all requirements.
4. Merge change #
The code will be merged by a committer of Flink once the review is finished. The Jira ticket will be closed afterwards.


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Are You a Social Media Addict?
Social networking addiction is an umbrella term that is used to refer to an individual who spends too much time using forms of social media like Facebook and Twitter.
There are more than two billion social media users worldwide, representing a global rate of around 28% of total digital users.
Is Your Love of Gaming a Mental Disorder?
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‘Cloud Kitchen’ for Healthy Meals!
Imagine having healthy, home-cooked food delivered at your work-desk, at the same time every day. Wouldn’t that make your life simpler? This is the promise of a unique ‘cloud kitchen’ concept, by a bunch of entrepreneurs in Hyderabad, reports The Hindu. Dr Suresh Kamireddy
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Bitcoin turned 10 years old, a milestone for a technology that few have used and even fewer understand. Ultimately, the blockchain it wrought could be the biggest change to banking, finance and politics ever — or it could be a dud. The jury is still out, but let’s take ...
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jQuery Social Share Bar
jQuery Social Share Bar is a simple but beautiful jQuery plugin for easily adding a floating social sharing bar to your site.
It's small and easy-to-use and doesn't track the shares or make other API calls, which can cause privacy issues and slow things down.
Features
- Minimalistically beautiful design
- Floats on the same position when page is scrolled
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- Two themes: circular and square icons
- Supports 10 different channels
- Small file sizes, no bloat
- Super simple to add to any web page
- Simple animations to keep things interesting
- No tracking or external API calls
- Uses Font Awesome SVG for cross-browser support
Quick start
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2) Add a container for the bar to be inserted into on the page

3) Initialize the library (preferably at the end of your body)
$('#share-bar').share();
Demo
A demo can be seen hovering around on the left side of this page.
Supported channels
Ten different social media channels are supported for sharing your content to.
- Google+
- Tumblr
- StumbleUpon
- Digg
Configuration options
| Shared content | |
|---|---|
pageTitle |
The title of the page to be shared. By default, the html document.title
$('#share-bar').share({ pageTitle: 'Viima homepage' }); |
pageUrl |
The window.location.href
$('#share-bar').share({ pageUrl: 'https://www.viima.com' }); |
pageDesc |
A description of the site to share, as used by some networks. By default, the meta description of the page is used. $('head > meta[name="description"]').attr("content")
$('#share-bar').share({ pageDesc: 'Viima is the best way to collect and develop ideas' }); |
| Appearance | |
position |
Determines the position of the widget. Value has to be either left
$('#share-bar').share({ position: 'right' }); |
theme |
Determines the theme used by the widget. Value has to be either circle
$('#share-bar').share({ theme: 'square' }); |
animate |
A true
$('#share-bar').share({ animate: false }); |
| Channels | |
channels |
Determines the channels used in the widget. Value has to be an ['facebook', 'twitter', 'linkedin', 'googleplus', 'email']
$('#share-bar').share({ 'channels': ['reddit', 'stumbleupon', 'pinterest', 'digg', 'tumblr'] }); |
Dependencies
- jQuery >= 1.9.0
- Font Awesome 5
Maintainers
- Jesse Nieminen, Viima Solutions Oy
Browser support
IE10+ and all modern browsers
Copyright and license
Code and documentation copyright 2018 Viima Solutions Oy. Code released under the MIT license.


Match Play. Red trails 4-5 to 7. How should Red play 65?
pips Red=96 White=53
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
I got this one wrong over the board playing the ultra-conservative 13/7, 11/6.
Also wrong is 8/2*, 7/2. Losing a gammon is ruinous for Red (he loses the match) and five blots is too many despite having a five-point home board.
Red should steer for the middle ground here with 14/9, 13/7 leaving only two blots and four shots.
The risk is justified because the gammon losses are outweighed by the extra games won when Red manages to make his 5-pt.
This is not an easy problem to get right over the board and many would make their 2-pt and then close their eyes!
Also wrong is 8/2*, 7/2. Losing a gammon is ruinous for Red (he loses the match) and five blots is too many despite having a five-point home board.
Red should steer for the middle ground here with 14/9, 13/7 leaving only two blots and four shots.
The risk is justified because the gammon losses are outweighed by the extra games won when Red manages to make his 5-pt.
This is not an easy problem to get right over the board and many would make their 2-pt and then close their eyes!
1. Cubeful 2-ply 8/2* 7/2 Eq.: +0.581 0.656 0.017 0.000 - 0.344 0.073 0.001 2. Cubeful 2-ply 13/7 11/6 Eq.: +0.563 (-0.018) 0.623 0.024 0.000 - 0.377 0.019 0.000 3. Cubeful 2-ply 13/8 11/5 Eq.: +0.462 (-0.120) 0.626 0.029 0.000 - 0.374 0.065 0.000 4. Cubeful 2-ply 14/9 11/5 Eq.: +0.426 (-0.155) 0.642 0.030 0.000 - 0.358 0.092 0.000 5. Cubeful 0-ply 14/8 11/6 Eq.: +0.384 (-0.197) 0.599 0.023 0.000 - 0.401 0.017 0.000


But, I think something along the lines of Lisas thing might be quite fun for ppl, and if I can teach a few classes, I will!
I asked Agnes if she had the time&energy.. and she would get back to me. Perhaps time to ask again. 🙂
(and both those weekends works for me.. )
And try to make sure that with the posture:


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The Mighty Yeltz continue their gradual climb to safety with another draw , this time against high-flying Ilkeston.
We were twice in the lead, first after a goal from Wayne Lloyd . Then after they'd equalised just before half-time, we went ahead again after another from the unstoppable goal machine Rob Elmes . However, they got a late equaliser which means we're now in 10th place , 9 pts above the relegation zone.
We've got Bath next Saturday , and don't forget it's a 1pm kick-off because of the England game.


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Travel
- Nope.
- Upcoming week: Nope.
Hack Education
Essays Elsewhere
Speaking
- Kin and I spoke at Emerson College in LA about “reclaim your domain” – the notes from our talk are above.
Known Notes and Fragments
Other Projects
- I signed up for a MOOC – “The Beauty and Joy of Computing” – but I haven’t done a damn thing in it.
- I submitted a draft of a research project on education accountability to Data and Society.
- I went to my first Al Anon meeting.
Reading
- I started reading Hubert Dreyfus’ What Computers Can’t Do.
- I started reading Dale Russakoff’s The Prize.
Family and Friends
- Kin’s mom and boyfriend swung by briefly for lunch.
- Our friend Mehdi stayed with us Sunday night.
- I spent this weekend with the kiddo again – a “Family Weekend” thing.


XInclude.NET has been thoroughly tested against XML Inclusions (XInclude) Version 1.0, W3C Conformance Test Suite (2004-11-03) under Microsoft .NET 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0 on Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.
Contents:
XInclude.NET module as well as a whole Mvp.Xml library is .NET
Framework application and requires .NET
Framework version 1.X or 2.0 to be installed.
Find precompiled Mvp.Xml.dll assembly
in the "bin"
directiory. The "src" directory contains XInclude.NET sources
in Visual Studio .NET 2003 (XInclude/src/v1) and Visual Studio 2005 (XInclude/src/v2) solution form. The documentation can be
found in the "doc"
directory (online
version). Test cases can be
found in the "test"
directory.
In addition to the API documentation,
refer to
the "Combining
XML Documents with XInclude" article at the MSDN, which introduces
XInclude itself and provides details on usage and internal
implementation of the XIncludingReader
class. Additionally don't forget the normative
specs:
XIncludingReader class, found in the Mvp.Xml.XInclude namespace, is the key class. It's customized XmlReader, which implements streamable subset of the XInclude and XPointer in a fast, non-caching, forward-only fashion. It can be set on top of another XmlReader, e.g. XmlNodeReader, XmlTextReader or XmlValidatingReader. Such design allows to perform XML Inclusions in many different situations, e.g. before or after validation, before or after building XmlDocument or XPathDocument. Here are some obvious usage scenarios:
XML inclusion during XML reading:
XmlReader reader = new XIncludingReader("source.xml");
while (reader.Read()) {
...
XML inclusion while building XmlDocument:
XmlReader reader = new XIncludingReader(XmlReader.Create("source.xml"));
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
doc.Load(reader);
...
XML inclusion before an XSL Transformation:
XslTransform xslt = new XslTransform();
xslt.Load("stylesheet.xsl");
XmlReader reader = new XIncludingReader("source.xml");
XPathDocument xdoc = new XPathDocument(reader);
xslt.Transform(xdoc, null, new StreamWriter("result.xml"));
...
Find more examples and test cases in the "test"
directory.
Note:
When using XInclude with XSLT, take a look at the nxslt.exe -
feature-rich .NET XSLT command line utility, which supports XInclude
via the XInclude.NET module.
XIncludingReader
supports custom URI resolving. This way one can include XML documents
from a variety of sources, such as RDBMS or even generated on-the-fly.
Find a sample of inlcuding XML data from SQL Server here.
Just set your XmlResolver
object to the XmlResolver property of the
XIncludingReader. XIncludingReader will call ResolveUri() and GetEntity() methods of your
resolver when fetching a resource by URI referenced in "href" attribute of an xi:include element. A custom XmlResolver must return either System.IO.Stream or System.IO.TextReader
or System.Xml.XmlReader
from the GetEntity()
method.
XInclude.NET includes XPointer.NET module, which implements XPointer Framework, XPointer element() Scheme, XPointer xmlns() Scheme, The XPointer xpath1() Scheme and XPointer xpointer() Scheme (XPath subset only).
XPointerReader
class, found in the Mvp.Xml.XPointer
namespace represents XPointer-aware XmlReader and can
be used as such outside of XInclude context too.
Find more info at the XPointer.NET module
homepage.
XInclude.NET as part of the Mvp.Xml project is subject to the GPL License - OSI approved free open-source license.
You can get support on using XInclude.NET module using the following options:
The project is hosted at
SourceForge. Find more at the Mvp.Xml project page at
SourceForge.
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Marvel Heroes iOS App
This App fetches characters from the Mavel Comics API and shows the comics where they appear. It also allows to search for more characters remotely via REST calls.
Architecture
There is API Client interface where all the objects request data. This interface holds:
- [x] Network connections
- [x] JSON Parser
- [x] Object serializer
- [x] Persistency manager
There are 3 View Controllers:
Master VC:
- Holds a CollectionView which is compatible with iPhone/iPad
- Contains the suggestions VC
- There is an infinite scroll to load more items (batches of 20)
Suggestions VC:
- Is created programmatically
- Holds a table view to show results from the remote server API calls
- Sends a new request every time the user writes in the search Bar
Hero Detail VC:
- Holds information about the Characters inside a scroll view
- Has a collection View with comics from that Character
UI
Sketch file is provided with the assets that were used. - [x] Custom icon - [x] Custom fonts - [x] Custom buttons
interesting
- There are some unit tests that check the apiClient
- In final product a lot more tests should be tested. But it’s out of scope here.
Documentation
Documentation can be found in Marvel Heroes/Docs Look for ‘Docs’ folder for generated HTML files in Apple Documentation style.
To generate docs again, first install jazzy
sudo gem install jazzy
and from the same folder where this README.md file is run:
$ jazzy --min-acl private
Considerations
Didn’t chose CORE DATA as the persistancy. The reason is that the Marvel service has less than 1.5k character records and for simplicity JSON files are enough. The data is unlikely to change, so we save it in a cache using Haneke framework. Haneke persists the requests as key value pairs, so it can check in the future if the same network request already exists in the cache before requesting it to the server.
Marvel character API doesn’t offer a lot of information. Only name, description (most of them are empty), modification date and Id. There is a wiki page for each character. This page has more information, but it would require web scrapping, which I think is out of the scope of this project. We could add a webView and load the html of the wiki.
In the Hero Detail page we are showing Comics, but we could also show Stories, Events and Series the same way. But would be repeating the same calls to the server requesting different entities.
There are two search bars, one is hidden and was providing the local
search results. I decided to comment that implementation and leave only the one that searches remotely, which is far more complex and interesting. As a future task, we could have both working and showing local and remote results. We could do so by using two scopes, but that would require the user to switch from one to another. A better implementation would be to make it behave like the Safari search bar, which gives google suggestions and at the same time other matches from the currently displayed web.


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AgMIP gratefully acknowledges major support from the UK Department for International Development's UKaid in partnership with the US Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service.


“Across the sea of space, the stars are other suns.”
All my life I have wondered about the possibility of life elsewhere and what would it be like. Take into consideration that just in our galaxy, there are 100 billion suns to explore.
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Voltage: 120v
Frequency: 60Hz
Regular business hours with most businesses open during lunch time.
United States dollar (US$)
Many towns have ATMs as well as banks.
See Pacific List of Radio Nets
International dialing code for American Samoa is 1 +684.
The prepaid SIM card for American Samoa is a trouble-free option for using your existing world phone as a prepaid American Samoa cell phone while you’re in American Samoa at a better rate than you’d pay to rent a cell phone in the country..
Some internet cafes exist.
It is part of the US Domestic postal service and is the cheapest and quickest way to receive items. "Priority Mail" takes about 2 weeks but "Priority Mail Express" only takes 2 or 3 days. Mail can be shipped to "General Delivery" at the main Post Office for pickup.
See comments at bottom of page with tips from cruisers.
For Foreign Embassies in American Samoa see link
Foreign Embassies in American Samoa
The governor of American Samoa is a consular official of the US federal governement and can issue temporary passports to US citizens or nationals in case of loss, provided they have some other proof of their identity. Applications should be made at the Immigration office.
The biggest celebration is Flag Day on April 17th.
10th Festival of Pacific Arts - July 20 to August 2, 2008.
White Sunday, second Sunday in October, children attend church dressed in white and are honored specially at family feasts.
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Pubisher University of Hawai'i Press. 5th Revised edition (1 May 2006)
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The fifth edition of this sailing standard includes updated charts and text reflecting changes in regulations and facilities for most countries and specific ports of entry. New appendices include procedures for entry to Australia, which are more exacting than most Pacific landfalls, and an extensive list of information sources: cruising guidebooks, important general tourist guides, chart suppliers, and key web sites for the countries covered by "Landfalls of Paradise".
Tonga Samoa Handbook
By David Stanley
Publisher Avalon Travel Publishing. Illustrated edition (6 Oct 1999)
ISBN-13:<PHONE_NUMBER>740
David Stanley presents legends about demigods and directions to undersea caves and canyons in Tonga, as well as the history of tattooing rituals and budget breakfast bowls of cocoa and rice in Western Samoa.'
South Pacific Anchorages
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Details of harbours and anchorages in the pacific south of the equator between New Guinea and South America.
The Pacific Crossing Guide
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This guide has excellent street maps for all towns and islands with services etc. South Pacific Guides also cover Tonga, the Cook Islands, Easter Island, Niue, Pitcairn, Samoa, Tokelau, Tuvalu and Wallis and Futuna.
The Cooks Samoas Compendium (Including Niue)
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JSON has emerged as the defacto standard for communication of structured data, both between machines and at the human / machine boundary. However, in large quantities JSON can be unwieldy for humans, with duplication that needs to be kept in sync between different parts of the data structure. Many people address this by writing scripts that generate JSON, but typically these are written in general purpose programming languages like Python where maintaining them can be non-trivial.
Jsonnet attempts to solve this problem in a specialized and principled way, according to the following criteria:
The language is designed to be implementable via desugaring, i.e. there is a simple core language and the other constructs are translated down to this core language before interpretation. This technique allows a language to have considerable expressive power, while remaining easy to implement.
In Jsonnet, a module is typically a Jsonnet file that defines an object whose fields contain useful values, such as functions or objects that can specialized for a particular purpose via extension. Using an object at the top level of the module allows adding other fields later on, without having to alter user code. When writing such a module, it is advisable to expose only the interface to the module, and not its implementation. This is called encapsulation, and it allows changing the implementation later, despite the module being imported by many other Jsonnet files.
Jsonnet's primary feature for encapsulation is the local
keyword. This makes it
possible to define variables that are visible only to the module, and impossible to access from
outside. The following is a simple example. Other code can import util.jsonnet but will
not be able to see the internal
object, and therefore not the function
square
.
// util.jsonnet
local internal = {
square(x):: x*x,
};
{
euclidianDistance(x1, y1, x2, y2)::
std.sqrt(internal.square(x2-x1) + internal.square(y2-y1)),
}
It is also possible to store square
in a field, which exposes it to those importing
the module:
// util2.jsonnet
{
square(x):: x*x,
euclidianDistance(x1, y1, x2, y2)::
std.sqrt(self.square(x2-x1) + self.square(y2-y1)),
}
This allows users to redefine the square function, as shown in the very strange code below. In
some cases, this is actually what you want and is very useful. But it does make it harder to
maintain backwards compatibility. For example, if you later change the implementation of
euclidianDistance
to inline the square call, then user code will behave
differently.
// myfile.jsonnet
local util2 = import "util2.jsonnet" { square(x):: x*x*x };
{
crazy: util2.euclidianDistance(1,2,3,4)
}
In conclusion, Jsonnet allows you to either expose these details or hide them. So choose wisely, and know that everything you expose will potentially be used in ways that you didn't expect. Keep your interface small if possible.
A common belief is that languages should make local
the default state, with an
explicit construct to allow outside access. This ensures that things are not accidentally (or
apathetically) exposed. In the case of Jsonnet, backwards compatibility with JSON prohibits that
design since in JSON everything is a visible field.
Jsonnet is Turing-complete as it is possible to write non-terminating programs. Configurations should always terminate, so ideally we would prevent this. However doing so in general is impossible and even when constrained to practical use cases, it remains impractical. Typical approaches for enforcing termination either restrict the language (e.g. to primitive recursion), which makes some programs impossible / difficult to write, or, alternatively, require the programmer to provide evidence that the program terminates, via some sort of annotation / energy function. Both of these make the programmer's life more difficult.
Furthermore, non-Turing complete languages can take arbitrary CPU or RAM by running intensive algorithms on large input. So enforcing termination is firstly not practical, and secondly does not actually solve the more practical problem of bounding resource consumption during execution.
For Jsonnet we decided restricting termination would create more problems than it would solve.
Programmers do not like bureaucracy. Typically type systems either require annotations, use type inference, or are dynamic. The former two approaches have two advantages: Some errors can be detected earlier (conservatively -- some correct programs are also rejected). Also, they can be implemented more efficiently since the additional knowledge about the program means special memory representations can be used, and also some instructions can be elided. However annotations are additional bureaucracy and type inference produces unification errors that the programmer has to understand and fix.
Dynamic typing means checking types at run-time, and raising errors via the language's existing error reporting mechanism. This is conceptually much simpler for the programmer. In a configuration language, runtime performance is not as important as other languages, and additionally programs tend to execute quickly so testing is much easier.
For Jsonnet we decided that simplicity was far more important than the minimal benefits of runtime efficiency and static error detection in this context.
The late binding from the object oriented semantics already embodies some of the features of a lazy language. Errors do not occur unless a field is actually dereferenced, and cyclic structures can be created. For example the following is valid even in an eager version of the language:
local x = {a:"apple", b:y.b},
y = {a:x.a, b:"banana"};
x
It would therefore be confusing if the following was not also valid, which leads us to lazy semantics for arrays.
local x = ["apple", y[1]],
y = [x[0], "banana"];
x
Therefore, for consistency, the whole language is lazy. It does not harm the language to be lazy: Performance is not significantly affected, stack traces are still possible, and it doesn't interfere with I/O (because there is no I/O). There is also a precedent for laziness, e.g. in Makefiles and the Nix expression language.
Arguably, laziness brings real benefits in terms of abstraction and modularity. It is possible to build infinite data-structures, and there is unrestricted beta expansion. For example, the following 2 snippets of code are only equivalent in a lazy language.
if x == 0 then 0 else if x > 0 then 1 / x else -1/x
local r = 1 / x;
if x == 0 then 0 else if x > 0 then r else -r
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Japan 'glasses ban' for women at work sparks backlash
Wearing glasses at work has become an emotive topic in Japan following reports that some firms have told female employees to remove them.
Several local news outlets said some companies had "banned" eyewear for female employees for various reasons.
Among them, some retail chains reportedly said glasses-wearing shop assistants gave a "cold impression".
That has sparked heated discussion on Japanese social media over dress practices and women in the workplace.
The Nippon TV network and Business Insider were among the outlets to report on the issue, which looked at how firms in different industries prohibit women from wearing glasses.
They included safety reasons for airline workers, or being unable to see make-up properly for women working in the beauty sector.
It was not clear whether the so-called "bans" were based on company policies, or rather reflected what was socially accepted practice in those workplaces.
But the topic has led to heated debates on social media.
The hashtag "glasses are forbidden" has been popular in Japan and the topic continued to attract tweets on Friday.
Kumiko Nemoto, professor of sociology at Kyoto University of Foreign Studies, said people in Japan were reacting to the "outdated" policies.
She said: "The reasons why women are not supposed to wear glasses... really don't make sense. It's all about gender. It's pretty discriminatory."
She added that the reports reflected "old, traditional Japanese" thinking.
"It's not about how women do their work. The company... values the women's appearance as being feminine and that's opposite to someone who wears glasses," Prof Nemoto said.
The discussion has echoes of a recent workplace controversy in Japan over high heels.
Actor and writer Yumi Ishikawa launched a petition calling for Japan to end dress codes after being made to wear high heels while working at a funeral parlour.
The movement attracted a stream of support and a strong social media following.

The slogan plays on the Japanese words for shoes "kutsu" and pain "kutsuu".
Campaigners say that wearing high heels is seen as obligatory when applying for jobs.
Supporters were further aggravated after a Japanese minister said it is "necessary" for companies to enforce dress codes that mandated high heels.
Prof Nemoto said there continues to be discussion by women in Japan "criticising the high heel" policies.
"Women are evaluated mostly on their appearance," she said. "That's the message that these policies are sending, at least."
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Chapter 12. Tools: Root Finding & Minimization Algorithms, Polynomial Arithmetic & Evaluation
Table of Contents
Root finding
Root Finding Without Derivatives
Bisection
Bracket and Solve Root
Algorithm TOMS 748: Alefeld, Potra and Shi: Enclosing zeros of continuous functions
Brent-Decker Algorithm
Termination Condition Functors
Implementation
Root Finding With Derivatives: Newton-Raphson, Halley & Schröder
Examples of Root-Finding (with and without derivatives)
Finding the Cubed Root With and Without Derivatives
Using C++11 Lambda's
Computing the Fifth Root
Root-finding using Boost.Multiprecision
Generalizing to Compute the nth root
A More complex example - Inverting the Elliptic Integrals
The Effect of a Poor Initial Guess
Examples Where Root Finding Goes Wrong
Locating Function Minima using Brent's algorithm
Comparison of Root Finding Algorithms
Comparison of Cube Root Finding Algorithms
Comparison of Nth-root Finding Algorithms
Comparison of Elliptic Integral Root Finding Algoritghms
Polynomials
Polynomial and Rational Function Evaluation


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Random but hopefully useful bits of code to analyze large ecological datasets
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Written by Supakorn Laohasongkram on July 17th, 2014
What Problem Is the Youtube.com Solving?
What Visual Challenges Are There in the Main Page of Youtube.com?
With massive amount of videos being shared on Youtube, the visual challenge of Youtube's main page is to serve each user what he or she wants to see by filtering from all the videos available into a single page.
Most of wireframes you are seeing from the pictures above, therefore, are videos. Surprisingly, the biggest video on the top of the main page is an advertisement video. While the content that you really want to see are all the other videos down the page which specifically served up to you according to what you have subcribed or what Youtube thinks you might want to see.
Judging merely from the wireframe, or the first foundation of Youtube web design, I am hoping Youtube's priority is not as big as its advertisement's video when compare to the need of its users which are a little further down the list.


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1 and 1/2 cups (3 sticks) butter, softened
1 cup brown sugar
1 cup granulated sugar
1 Tbl vanilla instant pudding powder
2 Tbl milk
2 Tbl vanilla extract
2 eggs
4 cups all-purpose flour
2 tsp baking soda
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4 cups chocolate chips
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Preheat oven to 350 degrees
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This tutorial provides step-by-step guidance for mitochondria segmentation with the EM benchmark datasets released by Lucchi et al.. We consider the task as a semantic segmentation task and predict the mitochondria pixels with encoder-decoder ConvNets similar to the models used in affinity prediction in neuron segmentation. The evaluation of the mitochondria segmentation results is based on the F1 score and Intersection over Union (IoU).
All the scripts needed for this tutorial can be found at pytorch_connectomics/scripts/
. Need to pass the argument --task 2
when executing the train.py
and test.py
scripts. The pytorch dataset class of synapses is torch_connectomics.data.dataset.MitoDataset
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wget https://hp03.mindhackers.org/rhoana_product/dataset/lucchi.zip
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import h5py import imageio train_image = imageio.volread('train_im.tif') fl = h5py.File('train_im.h5', 'w') fl.create_dataset('main', data=train_image) fl.close()
Run the training script. The training and inference script can take a list of volumes and conduct training/inference at the same time.
$ source activate py3_torch $ CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 python -u train.py -t /path/to/Lucchi/ \ -dn img/train_im.h5 -ln label/train_label.h5 -o outputs/unetv0_mito -lr 1e-03 \ --iteration-total 100000 --iteration-save 10000 -mi 8,256,256 -g 4 -c 4 -b 8 \ -ac unetv0 --task 2 --out-channel 1
Visualize the training progress:
$ tensorboard --logdir runs
Run inference on test image volumes:
$ CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 python -u test.py -t /path/to/Lucchi/ \ -dn img/test_im.h5 -o outputs/unetv0_mito/result -mi 8,256,256 -g 4 -c 4 -b 32 \ -ac unetv0 -lm True -pm outputs/unetv0_mito/volume_50000.pth --task 2


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2.6 The cStringIO Module
The cStringIO is an optional module, which contains a faster implementation of the
StringIO
module. It works exactly like the StringIO module, but it
cannot be subclassed. Example 2-11 shows how cStringIO is used.
Example 2-11. Using the cStringIO Module
File: cstringio-example-1.py
import cStringIO
MESSAGE = "That man is depriving a village somewhere of a computer scientist."
file = cStringIO.StringIO(MESSAGE)
print file.read()
That man is depriving a village somewhere of a computer scientist.
To make your code as fast as possible, but also robust enough to run
on older Python installations, you can fall back on the
StringIO module if cStringIO is
not available, as Example 2-12 does.
Example 2-12. Falling Back on the StringIO Module
File: cstringio-example-2.py
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import cStringIO
StringIO = cStringIO
except ImportError:
import StringIO
print StringIO
<module 'StringIO' (built-in)>
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Classes | |
| struct | CUDPPConfiguration |
| Configuration struct used to specify algorithm, datatype, operator, and options when creating a plan for CUDPP algorithms. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | CUDPPResult { CUDPP_SUCCESS = 0, CUDPP_ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, CUDPP_ERROR_ILLEGAL_CONFIGURATION, CUDPP_ERROR_UNKNOWN = 9999 } |
| CUDPP Result codes returned by CUDPP API functions. More... | |
| enum | CUDPPOption { CUDPP_OPTION_FORWARD = 0x1, CUDPP_OPTION_BACKWARD = 0x2, CUDPP_OPTION_EXCLUSIVE = 0x4, CUDPP_OPTION_INCLUSIVE = 0x8, CUDPP_OPTION_CTA_LOCAL = 0x10, CUDPP_OPTION_KEYS_ONLY = 0x20, CUDPP_OPTION_KEY_VALUE_PAIRS = 0x40 } |
| Options for configuring CUDPP algorithms. More... | |
| enum | CUDPPDatatype { CUDPP_CHAR, CUDPP_UCHAR, CUDPP_INT, CUDPP_UINT, CUDPP_FLOAT } |
| Datatypes supported by CUDPP algorithms. More... | |
| enum | CUDPPOperator { CUDPP_ADD, CUDPP_MULTIPLY, CUDPP_MIN, CUDPP_MAX } |
| Operators supported by CUDPP algorithms (currently scan and segmented scan). More... | |
| enum | CUDPPAlgorithm { CUDPP_SCAN, CUDPP_SEGMENTED_SCAN, CUDPP_COMPACT, CUDPP_REDUCE, CUDPP_SORT_RADIX, CUDPP_SPMVMULT, CUDPP_RAND_MD5, CUDPP_ALGORITHM_INVALID } |
| Algorithms supported by CUDPP. Used to create appropriate plans using cudppPlan. More... | |
Functions | |
| CUDPP_DLL CUDPPResult | cudppPlan (CUDPPHandle *planHandle, CUDPPConfiguration config, size_t n, size_t rows, size_t rowPitch) |
| Create a CUDPP plan. | |
| CUDPP_DLL CUDPPResult | cudppDestroyPlan (CUDPPHandle plan) |
| Destroy a CUDPP Plan. | |
| CUDPP_DLL CUDPPResult | cudppScan (CUDPPHandle planHandle, void *d_out, const void *d_in, size_t numElements) |
| Performs a scan operation of numElements on its input in GPU memory (d_in) and places the output in GPU memory (d_out), with the scan parameters specified in the plan pointed to by planHandle. | |
| CUDPP_DLL CUDPPResult | cudppMultiScan (CUDPPHandle planHandle, void *d_out, const void *d_in, size_t numElements, size_t numRows) |
| Performs numRows parallel scan operations of numElements each on its input (d_in) and places the output in d_out, with the scan parameters set by config. Exactly like cudppScan except that it runs on multiple rows in parallel. | |
| CUDPP_DLL CUDPPResult | cudppSegmentedScan (CUDPPHandle planHandle, void *d_out, const void *d_idata, const unsigned int *d_iflags, size_t numElements) |
| Performs a segmented scan operation of numElements on its input in GPU memory (d_idata) and places the output in GPU memory (d_out), with the scan parameters specified in the plan pointed to by planHandle. | |
| CUDPP_DLL CUDPPResult | cudppCompact (CUDPPHandle planHandle, void *d_out, size_t *d_numValidElements, const void *d_in, const unsigned int *d_isValid, size_t numElements) |
| Given an array d_in and an array of 1/0 flags in deviceValid, returns a compacted array in d_out of corresponding only the "valid" values from d_in. | |
| CUDPP_DLL CUDPPResult | cudppSort (CUDPPHandle planHandle, void *d_keys, void *d_values, int keybits, size_t numElements) |
| Sorts key-value pairs or keys only. | |
| CUDPP_DLL CUDPPResult | cudppSparseMatrix (CUDPPHandle *sparseMatrixHandle, CUDPPConfiguration config, size_t n, size_t rows, const void *A, const unsigned int *h_rowIndices, const unsigned int *h_indices) |
| Create a CUDPP Sparse Matrix Object. | |
| CUDPP_DLL CUDPPResult | cudppDestroySparseMatrix (CUDPPHandle sparseMatrixHandle) |
| Destroy a CUDPP Sparse Matrix Object. | |
| CUDPP_DLL CUDPPResult | cudppSparseMatrixVectorMultiply (CUDPPHandle sparseMatrixHandle, void *d_y, const void *d_x) |
| Perform matrix-vector multiply y = A*x for arbitrary sparse matrix A and vector x. | |
| CUDPP_DLL CUDPPResult | cudppRand (CUDPPHandle planHandle, void *d_out, size_t numElements) |
| Rand puts numElements random 32-bit elements into d_out. | |
| CUDPP_DLL CUDPPResult | cudppRandSeed (const CUDPPHandle planHandle, unsigned int seed) |
| Sets the seed used for rand. |
The CUDPP public interface is a C-only interface to enable linking with code written in other languages (e.g. C, C++, and Fortran). While the internals of CUDPP are not limited to C (C++ features are used), the public interface is entirely C (thus it is declared "extern C").
| enum CUDPPResult |
CUDPP Result codes returned by CUDPP API functions.
| enum CUDPPOption |
Options for configuring CUDPP algorithms.
| CUDPP_OPTION_FORWARD | Algorithms operate forward: from start to end of input array |
| CUDPP_OPTION_BACKWARD | Algorithms operate backward: from end to start of array |
| CUDPP_OPTION_EXCLUSIVE | Exclusive (for scans) - scan includes all elements up to (but not including) the current element |
| CUDPP_OPTION_INCLUSIVE | Inclusive (for scans) - scan includes all elements up to and including the current element |
| CUDPP_OPTION_CTA_LOCAL |
Algorithm performed only on the CTAs (blocks) with no communication between blocks.
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| CUDPP_OPTION_KEYS_ONLY | No associated value to a key (for global radix sort) |
| CUDPP_OPTION_KEY_VALUE_PAIRS | Each key has an associated value |
| enum CUDPPDatatype |
| enum CUDPPOperator |
Operators supported by CUDPP algorithms (currently scan and segmented scan).
These are all binary associative operators.
| enum CUDPPAlgorithm |
Algorithms supported by CUDPP. Used to create appropriate plans using cudppPlan.


H.B. Woodrose Seeds
A few weeks ago, I had ordered 200 hawaiian baby woodrose seeds from a seed company. They turned out to be old, though they still germinated.
I ate ten the first time, crushed in water. No effects. The next day I took 30. No effects. No nausea. No nothing. A week later I ate 75 in about ten minutes. Just chewed them up really well and swallowed, no other prep. Nothing again.
So I decided that I should get some from a different source. I ordered some from an individual in Hawaii who had just harvested them himself. Fresh, guaranteed.
So yesterday I woke up at 6:30 feeling very well rested, and took 2 dramamine. Then at 7:00, I ate 7 seeds. Just like before, I chewed them up, coating and all, and swallowed.

Around 9:15 or so, I felt even more sick to my stomach. Though I never really felt like I had to vomit. I sat on the couch with a blanket around me. Fell asleep in seconds. I had very vivid dreams for the next 5 or 6 hours.  The phone rang a few times, but I had no desire to answer it. I didn't even attempt to get up.
I really didn't have any kind of 'trip' feeling at all.
I had to work at 3:45, so at 3:30 I got up, pissed, ate a sandwich, and went out to my car. I felt very dizzy, and had a bit of trouble judging distances. Luckily, it only takes me 2 minutes to drive to work. I would have walked, but it was December.
I felt like I had a severe hangover until about 7:30. Disoriented, dizzy, slightly blurry vision, a bit sick to my stomach.
I just scraped the fuzzy coating off of 10 seeds and crushed them. I'm going to put them in a glass of water before bed and drink it first thing in the morning with a caffeine pill... maybe that will offset the sleepiness I experienced.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Why we can see the objects? This is because light from the object goes through the air and reaches the eye. When we want to simulate the light, we need to consider several things:TODO
As physics law are symmetric w.r.t. time, we can trace the light from eye back to the object.
Principle: light that reaches the camera from a point on an object is given by the sum of light emitted by the object (if it is itself a light source) and the amount of reflected light. rendering equation Whitted’s algorithm
For scattering, we are only interested in the amount of light that scattered back along the exact way that we 'generated' to find the intersection point. Note that the resulting picture is the 'near plane', and the 'eye' is the single point from which we generate light to 'look' at the object.


Mobile friendly / responsive design and advanced css skills
Fast wireframing for your projects
Vanilla JavaScript and other JavaScript framworks
Experience working on teams using git as primary version control
Advanced front-end frameworks
Experience with coonnections to various APIs
Familar with noSQL databases
Back-end Framworks
Can create and work within templates and plugins.
Comfortable with PHP based websites
Experienced in creating Ruby on Rails apps.
Front-end framwork wich allows for desktop and mobile apps to be built simoustanly


Department of Advanced Science and Technology
University of Computer Studies
B.C.Sc/B.C.Tech. ( Four Year)
Computer Organization
Mid Term Examination
Computer Architecture(CT-404)
March, 2017
Zone III
Answer ALL Questions
Time allowed 3hours.
| α | Function |
| 0 | uz = x minus y minus t |
| 1 | z = x |