- serialVersionUID - Static variable in class SimulationFramework.AnimatePanel
-
- setColor(Color) - Method in class SimulationFramework.Marker
-
change marker's color
- setComponentState(boolean, boolean, boolean, boolean, boolean) - Method in class SimulationFramework.AnimatePanel
-
Enable / disable "state control" buttons -- show current state
- setLabel(String) - Method in class SimulationFramework.Marker
-
change marker's label
- setModelValid(boolean) - Method in class SimulationFramework.SimFrame
-
Used to set the simValid state variable
- setPoint(Point) - Method in class SimulationFramework.SimFrame
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Get the mouse position and resume waiting thread.
- setSimModel() - Method in class SimulationFramework.SimFrame
-
The simulation's main class must override this method to
set up the simulation model's initial state.
- setSimRunning(boolean) - Method in class SimulationFramework.SimFrame
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Used to set the simRunning state variable
- setSize(int) - Method in class SimulationFramework.Marker
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change marker's size
- setStatus(String) - Method in class SimulationFramework.SimFrame
-
display information at frame's "statusbar"
- SimFrame - Class in SimulationFramework
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SimFrame is an abstract class for the framework's GUI.
- SimFrame(String, String) - Constructor for class SimulationFramework.SimFrame
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Make the Frame
- simRunning - Variable in class SimulationFramework.SimFrame
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true if simulation is running, paused model can start back up
- simulateAlgorithm() - Method in class SimulationFramework.SimFrame
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This method is a "callback" from AnimatePanel so the application can
stop/start, clear, and reset the execution of an algorithm (like: path
finding).
- SimulationFramework - package SimulationFramework
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- simValid - Variable in class SimulationFramework.SimFrame
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true if model has been setup -- simulation can be "re-run"
- size - Variable in class SimulationFramework.Marker
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marker's size
- slider - Variable in class SimulationFramework.AnimatePanel
-
control the speed of the simulation's animation
- start - Variable in class SimulationFramework.AnimatePanel
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start the simulation running with current model
- start() - Method in class SimulationFramework.SimFrame
-
Facilitate settimg up the model in the simulation's main class (a
subclass of SimFrame).
- startTime - Variable in class SimulationFramework.SimFrame
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Used to time algorithm performance at millisecond level
see getAlgoTime()
- status - Variable in class SimulationFramework.SimFrame
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information displayed at the bottom of the frame
- stop - Variable in class SimulationFramework.AnimatePanel
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stop the simulation running with current model
- stopWait() - Method in class SimulationFramework.SimFrame
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When simulation model has been reset (simValid is false) there are
two wait stages for the simulation thread pass.


| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
3 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(liquid) |
| T+ 0:00 |
2 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
| T+ 0:00 |
|
oral |
Vitamins / Supplements |
|
| T+ 0:15 |
2 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
| T+ 2:15 |
|
oral |
Vitamin C |
|
| T+ 3:00 |
1 bowl |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
| T+ 3:00 |
2 shots |
oral |
Alcohol - Hard |
(liquid) |
| T+ 5:00 |
|
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
| T+ 5:00 |
1 hit |
oral |
LSD |
(cookie / food) |
| T+ 5:00 |
2 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
| T+ 5:30 |
10 mg |
|
2C-I |
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7:30pm: 5 hits acid, 3 liquid, 2 paper, multivitamins. I pace around my room sniffing at a tube of Vicks inhaler. It feels really good, and clears up my entire head.
7:45pm: took 2 more paper hits, and consider going to an oxygen bar.
9:45pm: I return from the local mall where the oxygen bar was closed. Skateboarding, however, was great. As I bombed a few hills, my peripheral vision would disappear and change into what I compared – at the time – to yellow and red cracks within an icecube. I stop a store on the way back for incense, peppermint oil, and vitamin c. I got lost trying to find my way back, and end up skating up and down empty streets until I find the main road again. I stop at a sidetrail to take some of my vitamin C, which a friend claimed increases visuals. Upon my return I encounter my friend L. We skate to the top of campus. L acts as a guide for the next several hours of the trip. We skate down the hill. The wind feels good, so I kneel down and hold my arms out to either side.
Returning to the dorms, we go to buy pot. I meet two women that L knows. I’m wearing laser light show glasses that create a rainbow of color in every direction around any source of light.
S: “Are you on drugs?”

S: “Yes. Do I?”
Me: “…..no?”
S: Well, you’re wrong. I am.”
We laugh. There was an initial tension in the air until I introduced myself, and it immediately clears up. We leave them and I buy an eighth. We smoke a bowl. The people in the room make snide asides about me tripping, and L defends me. I’m mostly quiet.
10:30pm: Marijuana, 2 shots Watermelon Vodka. L leaves, and says to call if I start freaking out or want to match on another bowl. I put a blacklight up in the corner of the room, and turn a strobe light on the other side. This creates an interesting lighting situation in the room, with everything white particularly bright, and the strobe light having the effect of slowing down time and motion. I listen to Pink Floyd's Meddle. This is common for me when I'm not under the influence of drugs, but I believe its still worthy of mention.
Closing my eyes, I imagine the music as a tight ball of energy with an inner glowing core which pulses to the beat. As this happens, flowing streams of light surround the surface and move to the flow of the individual intruments. When the song is completed, the patterns solidify and attatch to the surface, and the next song continues in this way until the album finishes. Often, what I can only describe as a 'flattening effect' occurs, and the image appears in my mind almost as though a map of a planet. However - this is unlike what I describe later in the trip, which was a random open-eye visual taking place amongst many others.
12:30am: More marijuana, 1 hit on cube, 2 paper.
1:00am: My roommate returns from studying we have a conversation about chemistry, batteries, and the mind. We talk about how the universe is made of mostly space. I take 10mg 2ci and make easy mac, which I put beef top ramen mix into at my roommate’s suggestion.
2:00am: I go outside and meditate while smoking cigarettes and hitting my new pipe. I go to a bench surrounded by trees, and drink Snapple as I smoke some of the best blueberry I’ve seen. The flavor of the Snapple is Mango Madness, and this amuses me. I’m nauseous. I move further down campus, and sit underneath a willow tree to smoke again. The branches hanging about me bounce and sway, and lights in the distance begin to explode if I look at them with my glasses off, an effect which I compare to pictures I’ve seen of nebulae and supernovas. I hear coughing from a nearby dorm, and I get up to walk to a hedge across from an engineering building. I meditate on a spot in front of me, watching the freshly green leaves of the tree meld together and begin forming yellow and red rhombic patterns to Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon and Shpongle’s Tales of the Inexpressible.
Closing my eyes provides me with spinning patterns of all colors. They mostly look like pipelines and spirals, or different arrays of colored dots. I imagine a teapot, and create a method to visualize its movement through space, and the changes it undergoes while traveling through time. It rapidly turns into an orange, a naked woman, musical notes, and random abstract shapes. I open my eyes. Some cars drive past. A few people walk by, and a car sits at the end of the road for what seems like hours. The bikes at the bikerack look odd, and very old. Their metal frames begin twisting into strange shapes. One of them is red, and this stands out in the darkness. I get up to return, and take notice that the grass in front of me has disappeared and it appears I’m walking on a field of marijuana leaves. I pick one up, and it turns into a rose, which I perceive to be breathing. I see 7 shadows surrounding my own, 4 to my left, and 3 to my right, but write this off as mere paranoia.
~:4:00am: I return to the dorm, and am immediately struck by the fact that my entire field of vision has gone hazy, and everything is divided into rhombic shapes. I blink several times, and my vision returns to normal. I spend nearly half an hour looking for my eyedrops, which I don’t find. My mp3 player backlight provides a curious illumination to the typical yellow of the room, though. I give up, and sit on the couch to listen to Ween’s The Mollusk, Shpongle’s Nothing Lasts, and Lotus’ The Strength of Weak Ties, RJD2’s Deadringer, Bob Dylan’s Blonde on Blonde, and randomly selected Phish tracks. If I don’t wear my glasses, lights and objects take on a peculiar brightness and begin melding together. I accidentally kick my blacklight down from its position, breaking it and having to replace it with an inferior.
Giving up my search, I move back to the couch, and put an icepack under my back – for sensory effect. When I concentrate on my blacklight it begins to look like a planet, with weather patterns swirling around it, covering the buildings which have sprouted from its surface. If I focus on the room being lit up by this black-painted light, it flashes from purple to green and blue, and the blobs of color that are objects around the room begin to look like black clouds floating across my vision. The light begins to look like a living cell under a microscope. I look at the frame of my bed, and its underside swirls and changes to from light blue to dark.
This trip, to say the very least, was amazing. Many ideas running through my head for the past year have taken hold, and my beliefs and attitude concerning the world have been realigned to what I believe to be a more truthful perspective. I understand a lot of things about the people I know and the places I’ve been after careful reflection, which, I’ve found, can be particularly difficult for me while on lsd as I tend to exist primarily 'in the moment,' with my attention honing in on several things at a time. This was my 21st trip, and, like all of the others, I considered the duration and occasional bouts of paranoia to be entirely worth it.
A side note on Vitamin C – it appears to provide merely a placebo effect. I don’t necessarily believe that it causes someone to “peak,” as my acquaintance so aptly put it.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Smartcosmos "Profiles" – Terms of Use and License Agreement (TULA)
I. Object of TULA, Changes to TULA
| 1. |
Object of TULA |
| 1.1 |
This Terms of Use and License Agreement ("TULA" applies to each registered user ("Licensee") of the cloud platform SMARTCOSMOS "Profiles" ("Profiles") provided by SMARTRAC TECHNOLOGY Fletcher Inc., 267 Cane Creek Road, Fletcher, NC 28732, USA ("SMARTRAC"). |
| 1.2 |
By using Profiles Licensee is able to access supply chain and manufacturing metadata of RFID transponders purchased from SMARTRAC or any of its affiliated companies, e.g. batch ID, delivery date, etc. ("RFID-Data"), which consist of a set of standard data ("Standard Data") and different sets of premium data offered by SMARTRAC ("Premium Data") (if purchased by Licensee) and use further functionalities of Profiles. |
| 1.3 |
This TULA sets out the terms applicable for the use of Profiles by Licensee and the rights and obligations of SMARTRAC and Licensee (SMARTRAC and Licensee together as "Parties" or individually as "Party"). |
| 2. |
Changes to TULA |
| 2.1 |
These Terms are a binding agreement between Licensee and SMARTRAC.
SMARTRAC reserves the right to modify this TULA at any time and without prior notice by publishing the most current version of the TULA on the following website: [URL].
Licensee's use of Profiles and related services is governed by the version of the TULA in effect on the date Profiles is accessed by Licensee.
|
II. User Account, Login Data, Termination of Use
| 3. |
User Account |
| 3.1 |
Use of Profiles requires the registration of a user account
There is no right to registration.
SMARTRAC reserves the right to reject applications for registration without giving any reason.
|
| 3.2 |
Profiles is a business platform for business customers of SMARTRAC.
Therefore, consumers as well as minors and persons with limited legal capacity are not permitted to register.
|
| 3.3 |
Licensee may apply for several user accounts for named employees of Licensee ("Named Users").
These Named User accounts shall be deemed user accounts of Licensee and Licensee shall be fully liable for all Named User accounts.
|
| 3.4 |
SMARTRAC will grant the access to and use of Profiles to registered users. |
| 4. |
Registration Process |
| 4.1 |
During the registration process Licensee applies for access to Profiles by issuing a respective request to SMARTRAC (by e-mail or telephone) containing a valid e-mail address of Licensee and all Named Users ("Licensee Data"). |
| 4.2 |
Upon acceptance of Licensees registration request SMARTRAC will provide Licensee with passwords linked to the email addresses of Licensee and the Named Users.
|
| 5. |
Responsibility for Login Data |
| 5.1 |
Licensee is obliged |
| 5.1.1 |
to keep all registration data according to section 4.2 ("Login Data") confidential, not to communicate or disclose the Login Data to third parties (including without limitation other individuals within its organization, company or legal entity) and to protect the Login Data against intentional or accidental notice by third parties. No third party must be enabled to use the Login Data; |
| 5.1.2 |
to inform SMARTRAC immediately if Licensee has reason to assume that third parties have become aware of the Login Data or has indications of any form of unauthorized use of the Login Data; |
| 5.1.3 |
not to provide access to Profiles to third parties. |
| 5.2 |
Licensee shall ensure that Named Users also comply with the obligations according to section 5.1. |
| 5.3 |
SMARTRAC shall not be liable for any damages resulting from any unauthorized use of Profiles by third parties. |
| 5.4 |
Licensee shall be fully liable for each and every use or abuse of Profiles and related software, computer systems and services which may be executed using Licensee's or a Named User's Login Data, unless Licensee can prove that such unauthorized use was not caused by actual fault of Licensee. |
| 6. |
Update of Data |
|
Licensee shall keep updated the Licensee Data at all times and shall inform SMARTRAC about any change of the Licensee Data by amending the Licensee Data in the personal settings of Profiles or, in case this is not possible, by sending the amended Licensee Data to SMARTRAC. |
| 7. |
Withdrawal of Access rights |
| 7.1 |
SMARTRAC is entitled to temporarily or permanently withdraw or limit Licensee's or a Named User's access rights to Profiles, related services, and/or content provided via Profiles, in particular RFID-Data which were previously granted to Licensee by deactivating Licensee's or the respective Named User's Login Data if SMARTRAC has reason to assume that Licensee itself or a Named User violates or has violated any provision of this TULA or applicable statutory provisions. |
| 7.2 |
SMARTRAC will inform Licensee via e-mail about a withdrawal of Licensee's or a Named User's access rights. |
| 7.3 |
In case of a temporary withdrawal SMARTRAC will reactivate Licensee's or the Named User's Login Data after expiration of an adequate time period corresponding to the respective (assumed) violation of the TULA or statutory provisions. SMARTRAC will inform Licensee about the re-activation of the Login Data via e-mail. |
| 7.4 |
In case of a permanent withdrawal Licensee's or the Named User's Login Data cannot be re-activated and Licensee or the respective Named User shall be permanently excluded from the use of Profiles. |
| 7.5 |
Licensee's obligation to pay the agreed royalty, if any, shall remain unaffected by a withdrawal of Licensee's or a Named User's access rights.
In case of a permanent withdrawal Licensee's payment obligation shall remain unaffected until this TULA has been validly terminated by either Party.
|
| 8. |
Termination of Use |
| 8.1 |
This TULA is concluded for an indefinite term. SMARTRAC may terminate this TULA for any reason upon ninety (90) days advance notice to the other Party. The notice may be issued by E-Mail. Licensee may terminate this TULA for any reason upon [number] weeks advance written notice, however, at the earliest [number] months after the TULA becomes effective. |
| 8.2 |
The Parties' right of termination for cause shall remain unaffected. |
| 8.3 |
Upon the termination becoming effective SMARTRAC is entitled to block Licensee's user account and disable Licensee's and the Named Users' Login Data. |
| 8.4 |
SMARTRAC is entitled to delete all of Licensee's data upon expiration of [number] days after the termination becomes effective and after the expiration of legal obligations to keep data records. |
III.Services and Availability; Rights of Use
| 9. |
Services and Availability |
| 9.1 |
Profiles services consist of making available RFID-Data to Licensee via a web user interface accessible through the SMARTRAC website and providing query and reporting capabilities as well as tag license management services. |
| 9.2 |
SMARTRAC will use its best endeavors to provide access to Profiles and all or certain parts of the RFID-Data and related services subject to this TULA and applicable special terms. SMARTRAC reserves the right to improve, expand, change or delete RFID-Data in whole or in part (e.g. in relation to functionalities). |
| 9.3 |
SMARTRAC will use reasonable endeavors to hold access to Profiles available to Licensee at any time.
However, there may occur service interruptions or performance problems due to technical reasons, e.g.
electricity shortfalls, emergency repairs, failure of telecommunication systems, maintenance, or network problems.
SMARTRAC will make reasonable efforts to minimize such disruptions where it is within SMARTRAC's reasonable control.
|
| 10. |
RIGHTS OF USE |
| 10.1 |
Profiles and RFID-Data are protected under copyright law and other statutory provisions.
SMARTRAC grants to Licensee the revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, worldwide right to access Profiles and use the Profiles functionalities provided by SMARTRAC, including access to RFID-Data, for its own internal business purposes provided that this use complies with the provisions of these TULA and applicable special terms of use as well as with applicable statutory provisions.
|
| 10.2 |
In case of a withdrawal of the registration or the termination of this TULA – regardless of the reason – the right of use set forth above will lapse, in case of a temporary withdrawal limited to the period of such withdrawal according to section 7.3. |
| 10.3 |
Except as expressly permitted in this TULA, Licensee shall not (and shall not allow any third party to) |
| 10.3.1 |
decompile, disassemble, or otherwise reverse engineer Profiles (except to the extent expressly permitted under applicable law); or |
| 10.3.2 |
provide, lease, lend, use for timesharing or otherwise use or allow others to use Profiles, related services and/or content provided via Profiles, in particular RFID-Data, to or for the benefit of third parties. |
V. Royalty; Licensee Obligations
| 11. |
Royalty |
| 11.1 |
Use of Profiles and access to Standard Data shall be free of charge. |
| 11.2 |
Access to Premium Data may be purchased from SMARTRAC according to SMARTRAC's respective current price list. |
| 11.3 |
Any royalty for access to Premium Data will be invoiced by SMARTRAC after issuance of a respective purchase order by Licensee.
Payment will be due within [number] days after reception of the invoice by Licensee.
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| 12. |
No Illegal, Harmful or Offensive Use |
| 12.1 |
Licensee shall |
| 12.1.1 |
refrain from any form of unauthorized use of Profiles, related services, or content provided via Profiles, in particular RFID-Data, including but not limited to attempts made to overcome or circumvent the security mechanisms of Profiles or to otherwise incapacitate them, using computer programs enabling automatic data readouts, as well as using and/or circulating viruses, worms, Trojans, brute force attacks, spam or using other links, programs or procedures that are suited to damage SMARTRAC, Profiles, content provided via Profiles, in particular RFID-Data, or other users; and |
| 12.1.2 |
take all necessary and reasonable steps to prevent or limit damage caused by the use of Profiles, related services, or content provided via Profiles, in particular RFID-Data, in particular to arrange for the regular backup of its own data outside Profiles. |
| 12.1.3 |
not use or cause or encourage others to use Profiles for any illegal, harmful or offensive purposes.
This includes transmitting, storing, displaying, distributing or otherwise making available content that is illegal, harmful or offensive, such as:
| (i) |
content that infringes or misappropriates any third party or third party rights, in particular intellectual property rights; |
| (ii) |
content that is defamatory, obscene, abusive, invasive of privacy, racist, sexually explicit, liable to have an undesirable influence on the moral development of young people or otherwise objectionable. |
|
| 12.1.4 |
perform or cause or encourage others to perform any activity that may impair frictionless operation of Profiles, including but not limited to
| (a) |
Denial of Service (DoS) attacks, |
| (b) |
overloading the system by mail bombing, news bombing, broadcast attacks, or flooding techniques; or |
| (c) |
monitoring or crawling techniques. |
|
| 13. |
Data Protection |
| 13.1 |
All data provided by SMARTRAC via Profiles are non-personal data. |
| 13.2 |
Licensee must not collect, process or use personal data in the context of using Profiles. Personal data shall have the meaning provided in Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC. |
V. Warranty; Liability
| 14. |
NO WARRANTIES, INDEMNITIES OR LIABILITIES |
| 14.1 |
SMARTRAC shall neither be held liable for third party content, nor shall it be liable for any damages or other failures resulting from any defects of Licensee's software or hardware or their incompatibility with Profiles.
SMARTRAC shall also not be liable for any damages or other failures resulting from the fact that the Internet was not available or malfunctioning.
|
| 14.2 |
The use of Profiles and the respective services requires the use of special technical systems such as end user devices, software programs, transmission networks, telecommunications and other services provided by third parties, all of which may entail further costs.
SMARTRAC does not provide such end user devices, software programs, communication channels, telecommunications services or other services and therefore will not assume any liability for such services provided by third parties.
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| 14.3 |
Profiles is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including without limitation any implied warranties of condition, uninterrupted use, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. |
| 14.4 |
Notwithstanding the foregoing, To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, in no event will SMARTRAC or its suppliers be liable for any damages, whatsoever, whether direct, indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages, whether arising under contract, tort (including negligence), strict liability, breach of warranty, misrepresentation, or otherwise, including without limitation, damages for loss of business profits, business interruption, loss of business information, THE CLAIMS OF THIRD PARTIES, or other pecuniary loss, arising out of the use of or inability to use Profiles, or arising out of this agreement, even if SMARTRAC or its representatives has been advised of the possibility of such damages. |
VI. Miscellaneous
| 15. |
No Assignment |
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Licensee shall not be entitled to assign any rights or claims under this TULA without the prior written consent of SMARTRAC.
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| 16. |
No Representation |
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The registration does not authorize either of the Parties to make any legally binding declarations on behalf of both Parties together, or on behalf of the respective other Party, nor does it authorize them to place the respective other Party under any obligation or to represent it in any other way.
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| 17. |
No Set-Off |
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Except as otherwise provided in this TULA, no Party shall be entitled to set-off any claims it may have under this TULA against any claims any other Party may have under this TULA unless the rights or claims of the Party claiming a right of set-off are not disputed or have been confirmed by final decision of a competent court or arbitral tribunal or – if claimed in legal proceedings – a decision on the rights and claims of the Party can be taken in the last oral hearing.
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| 18. |
Choice of Law and Jurisdiction |
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This Agreement shall be governed, construed, and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of New York, without regard to its conflict of laws rules.
The UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) shall not apply.
Exclusive place of jurisdiction for all disputes regarding rights and duties under this TULA, including its validity shall be [place].
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| 19. |
Severability |
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Should one or more provisions of this TULA be or become invalid or unenforceable, this shall not affect the validity and enforceability of the remaining provisions of this TULA.
The same shall apply if the TULA does not contain an essential provision.
In lieu of the invalid or unenforceable provision, or to fill a contractual lacuna, such valid and enforceable provision shall apply which reflects as closely as possible the commercial intention of the Parties as regards the invalid, unenforceable or missing provision.
|


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The artistic narrative was meticulously put together by a professor of art history with more than thirty years of experience. It includes the most representative movements and periods of Spanish art, such as cave painting, the Romanesque, the Gothic, the Renaissance, Baroque, Surrealism, and others. Every artistic movement is accompanied by an accessible introduction to the political and social context that influenced its members.
The app is 100% native for Apple iOS, and it was developed under strict optimal user experience criteria. High resolution image paintings, including Retina Display compatibility for the majority of content. The content is accessible without Internet connection. Apple Education Volume Purchasing Discount available for academic institutions.
More than 100 pages of original text were written exclusively for this app. It contains more than 10 interactive works, allowing a large range of zoom levels, and specific commentary for relevant zones of the painting.
Content also available in Spanish
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Operating systems provide a range of devices that are real terminals, or things pretending to be real terminals, attached via serial ports (and possibly modems). This package contains tools for running and managing TUI login services on real terminals. It also contains pre-written service bundles for such TUI login services.
Login on real terminals is done with ttylogin
services, configured to use those devices.
They are always alias names for other services, that are in turn named after the serial-line "getty" programs that they employ (such as getty
, mgetty
, and agetty
).
Such a TUI login service is a very simple service, which can be managed just like other ordinary services, started and stopped and enabled and disabled in the usual way.
There is one augmentation to ordinary service management: the preset
command uses the ordinary preset file mechanism, but can also read the /etc/ttys
file.
For FreeBSD, TrueOS, DragonFly BSD, and similar: the services are ttylogin@ttyu0
through to ttylogin@ttyuf
, matching the operating system's real terminal devices /dev/ttyu0
to /dev/ttyuf
.
These are aliases for getty@ttyu0
through to getty@ttyuf
.
These services invoke the FreeBSD /usr/libexec/getty
program, with the getty class of std.9600
.
The run
script for such services is basically this (using getty@ttyu1
as an example):
#!/bin/nosh setsid /usr/libexec/getty std.9600 ttyu1
For OpenBSD: the services are ttylogin@tty00
through to ttylogin@tty07
and ttylogin@ttyU0
through to ttylogin@ttyU3
, matching the operating system's real terminal devices /dev/tty00
to /dev/tty07
and /dev/ttyU0
to /dev/ttyU3
.
These are aliases for getty@tty00
through to getty@tty07
and getty@ttyU0
through to getty@ttyU3
.
These services invoke the OpenBSD /usr/libexec/getty
program, with the getty class of std.9600
.
The run
script for such services is basically this (using getty@tty03
as an example):
#!/bin/nosh setsid /usr/libexec/getty std.9600 tty03
For Linux: the services are ttylogin@ttyS0
through to ttylogin@ttyS3
, matching the operating system's real terminal devices /dev/ttyS0
to /dev/ttyS3
.
By default, these are aliases for agetty@ttyS0
through to agetty@ttyS3
.
But they can if one wishes instead be aliased to mgetty@ttyS0
through to mgetty@ttyS3
.
The first set of services invokes Wietse Venema's agetty
program.
The run
script for such services is basically this (using agetty@ttyS2
as an example):
#!/bin/nosh setsid agetty ttyS2
The second set of services invokes Gert Doering's mgetty
program.
The run
script for such services is basically this (using mgetty@ttyS0
as an example):
#!/bin/nosh mgetty ttyS0
Note that Florian La Roche's mingetty
program and Felix von Leitner's fgetty
program are not suitable for use with real terminals attached to serial devices.


Introduction Last updated: 2021-08-01
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
less than 10 mins
Serves
Serves 2
Preheat the oven to 220C/430F/Gas 7. Using a sharp, flexible knife, remove the fillets from the sea bream (or ask your fishmonger to do this for you).
Place a large piece of aluminium foil, about 60cm/24in long, onto a work surface and cover with a layer of parchment paper almost the same size. Fold over the edges so that the foil and parchment are secured together at the edges.
Place the fillets onto the parchment paper and scatter over the roasted garlic cloves (squeeze them gently to release the soft insides as you do so).
Crumble over the dried chilli and scatter over some rosemary leaves. Season with sea salt and pour over the wine. Drizzle over the olive oil.
Seal the parchment paper and foil around the fish. Start at the ends, rolling them inwards to ensure the ends are properly sealed, then crimp the sides to create a pasty-shaped parcel. The parcel should be tightly sealed so that the fish steams as it cooks without any steam escaping.
Place the fish in a roasting tray. Place in the preheated oven and roast for 8-10 minutes.
When cooked, remove from the oven and place onto a large serving plate. Carefully undo the foil and parchment, folding back the sides.
To serve, sprinkle over some chopped fresh parsley and squeeze over fresh lemon juice to taste.


How to move your Facebook pictures to Google Photos
Source: Joe Maring / Android Central
Most of us have a lot of photos on Facebook, but don't actually use that platform as a long-term storage solution. Google Photos has become the go-to service for saving digital photographs, and if you haven't yet moved your collection of Facebook pictures to Google Photos, there's never been a better time to finally make the switch. The process can be a bit tricky, so here are a few tips on how to make the transition as seamless as possible.
Products used in this guide
- The social network: Facebook (Free at Google Play)
- Digital photobook: Google Photos (Free at Google Play)
How to get your pictures out of Facebook and into Google Photos
The first step of this process begins in the Facebook app. Specifically, you need to download all of your photos on your Facebook account to a local file so you can then upload them to Google Photos. Here's the best way to do that.
- Open the Facebook app on your phone.
- Tap the three lines on the top navigation bar.
- Scroll down and tap on Settings & Privacy. Source: Android Central
- Tap Settings.
- Scroll down and tap Download Your Information.
- Tap Deselect All. Source: Android Central
- Tap Photos and Videos so that it's the only option with a checkmark next to it.
- Scroll to the bottom of the page.
- Tap Medium under the Media Quality option.
- Tap High to get the highest-quality download of your files. Source: Android Central
- Tap Create File. Source: Android Central
With this done, you now have to wait for Facebook to process your download request. This shouldn't take too long, and once your file is ready, you'll get an email letting you know. In this case, I requested the copy at 8:32, and it was ready at 8:37.
Once your file is ready to be downloaded, here's what you do:
- Tap Download next to your file.
- Enter your Facebook password and tap Continue Source: Android Central
Now, it's time to sit back and wait for your photos to download. Depending on how many you're downloading and how fast your internet connection is, this could take a while. Once it's done downloading, we can move on to the next steps.
- Open the Files app on your phone.
- Tap the Facebook file (in this case, it's the one titled "facebook-joemaring").
- Tap photos_and_videos. Source: Android Central
- Tap the three dots at the top-right of the screen.
- Tap Extract to....
- Tap Extract. Source: Android Central
Once everything is done extracting, it's time to move on to the final few steps.
- Open Google Photos on your phone.
- Tap the three lines at the top-left of the screen. Source: Android Central
- Tap one of the new albums from Facebook.
- Tap the Back up & sync toggle. Source: Android Central
You'll need to go through and do this for all of the albums you want to back up to Google Photos, and while it is a little tedious, it's the best method we've found for getting everything converted over.
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The social network
The social network that everyone's on.
Despite seemingly endless privacy/security scandals, Facebook continues to be one of the largest social networks on the planet. You can use it to connect with family, store photos, play games, and even date.
Digital photobook
Google Photos
Our favorite way to save precious memories.
In the world of online photo storage, Google Photos reigns supreme. It's 100% free-to-use, has a clean interface, and powerful AI features for helping you group all of your pictures together in the right spots.
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FOSS4G SotM Oceania Perth 2020 is taking place in person this November.
We're creating an exciting program for you — the FOSS4G and OpenStreetMap community.
Here's all you need to know to attend. Keep reading to learn about: what to expect at the conference, venue information, and how to get involved. Watch this space for information and updates.
FLUX
191 St Georges Terrace, Perth
Registration is closed - we're sold out! Please join the OSM mapping party on Saturday though...
So let's break it down — 'Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial' or FOSS4G if you're a fan of efficiency (we are) is the name given to the conferences of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo). OSGeo is a non-profit with a mission to foster and promote the adoption of open source geospatial technology. All of this is done within the broader context of open source software philosophy and participatory community driven development.
'State of the Map' or SotM is the conference of the OpenStreetMap Foundation (OSMF) which supports the development of a free and open editable world map. This takes the form of the community driven OpenStreetMap project.
Thanks to our wonderful volunteer organisers and sponsors, we've managed to keep the cost of attending this event low.
We also have a number of free registrations (and some modest financial support) available through our grant program, open now.
Head to our registration portal and sign up! Tickets are limited, so register soon to avoid disappointment.
FOSS4G SotM Oceania belongs to you! It's the chance to come together as a community to share knowledge and experience through conference sessions, technical workshops, and social events. The topics will be wide ranging and the attendees will be users, creators, business, academics, community mappers, and government.
This conference is aimed at a broad swath of the community – developers, users, contributors, community mappers, academics, business, government and anyone interested in open source geospatial software and the OpenStreetMap project.
This is your chance to connect with and hear from developers creating the next generation of geospatial technology. Get ahead of the curve and find out what's on the horizon. FOSS4G and State of the Map events attract a very diverse audience on the global stage – so strap in for amazing content.
You'll learn about cutting edge tech and what's on the horizon, meet the experts and talk to them, and learn new skills. Get the chance to hear what others like yourself are doing and producing with their open source geospatial tools. Along the way you'll meet up with old friends, make new ones, and share your experiences.
We're monitoring the COVID situation closely and will make sure the conference is a safe and clean space in line with the latest guidance.
Interested in learning more about OpenStreetMap? Join us for a fun day of mapping on the day after the conference (Saturday, November 21st), with a mix of field data collection and desktop editing using the JOSM and iD OSM editors. Bring a laptop & mouse. All welcome!
| Time | |
| 10:30 |
Field Mapping
We'll start the day by meeting at Riff (45 St Georges Terrace) for welcomes and introductions, before heading out to map a forgotten part of Perth. |
| 13:30 |
Editing OpenStreetMap
We'll head back to Riff, have some lunch, and work on getting our newly-captured field data into OpenStreetMap. |
| 16:00 | Wrap up |


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Learning YiErSan could be fun !!!
Writing YiErSan numbers with guidelines, and battle your friends or computer to see who is best in listening and reading YiErSan !!
Don't forget to protect the city from Zombie Attack !!!
學習一二三數字也可以是很有趣 !!!
依照提示線來練習如何寫數字，或是和電腦或朋友對戰，看誰在聽、讀一二三數字的反應最快 !!!
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Mar 26, 2013. sCharlotte Casiraghi in Chanel couture. and Gad Elmaleh at Monaco's. Just as few can dispute Karl Lagerfeld's role as fashion kingpin last year, Taking this into account, Lagerfeld came up with the ball's Belle et Pop
Times shown are ET One of the most acclaimed fashion designers in the world, Karl Lagerfeld was born in Hamburg, Germany he removed the "t" at the end of his last name early in his career in order to make it sound "more commercial "
10/21/2013 9:33 AM ET | Filed under: Fashion Smashion Karl Lagerfeld In her shoot by Nico, Ms Campbell plays the part of ultimate bad*ss rocker in leather
For this Spring-Summer Ready-to-Wear collection, presented Tuesday, October 1st 2013, Karl Lagerfeld transformed the Grand Palais into an art gallery KRISTINA O'NEILL: I'm sorry to hear that Choupette was sick last night KARL LAGERFELD: Yes, but she is better She had eaten something she wasn't
3 days ago The Paris-based creative director of Chanel, pictured, also blamed 'fat people' and. Now a women's pressure group called 'Belle, Ronde, Sexy et je. Last year Lagerfeld caused outrage by attacking the British pop singer
A documentary about wounded veterans that Roger championed gets a screening at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago and screenings in New York and Los Angeles…
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Oct 1, 2013 Chanels art gallery show set. Chanel's art gallery show set. Photo By Stéphane. Feugère Launch Slideshow Most Recent Articles. On Fashion Not only is Karl Lagerfeld the most famous fashion. designer in the world, he is also. Then there's his art collection, his house collection, and his culture-vulture
Mar 13, 2012 Since 1983, Karl Lagerfeld has steered Parisian brand Chanel as the for ' Chanel et Japon,' a sketch by. designer Karl Lagerfeld, will be part 5 juin 2012. Et y réinvente le concept de studio d'artiste paris La silhouette de Karl Lagerfeld se reflète dans le verre dépoli qui dissimule la. À gauche, le début d' un long couloir-présentoir des livres d'art préférés du maître des lieu


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The step structure on the diamond turned of polycrystalline copper and its theoretical explanation: ( a) the surface topography of step structure on the machined surface; ( b) surface and the distribution of Young’s modulus before cutting process; ( c) the step structure formation on the machined surface. Reproduced with permission from [ 28, 107].


| Test Case | PERFORMANCE-0020 |
| Title | More podcasts |
| Objective | This test case is intended to verify the following implied or specified requirements:
This test repeats PERFORMANCE-0010 but with more podcasts. |
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| Expected | The different directories of different podcasts will display correctly and play normally. |
| Results | PASSED |
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| Requirements | SFWIAUDIO-PERF-010, SFWIAUDIO-PERF-020 |


One of the most eagerly-anticipated awards in the arts calendar is Hooting Yard's Best Title Of A Film About Bees Made Within The Last Five Years. We only make this award after a rigorous selection process, fuelled by many, many cups of piping hot tea in Mrs Gubbins' space-age kitchenette parlour.
I am delighted to announce that the 2007 Award goes to William Bishop-Stephens for Bee Control In City Parks. He wins a toffee apple with bite marks which, a dentist tells me, could well have been made by fictional athlete Bobnit Tivol immediately after he won the 1966 Blister Lane Bypass Sprint Hurdles Cup And Saucer in a then record time of eight hours, sixteen minutes and forty-four seconds.
Well done, Will, and I am sure all Hooting Yard readers will take the opportunity to watch your splendid film.


Today I’m happy to announce the availability of the Drill 1.1 release. This release addresses 162 JIRAs on top of May’s 1.0 release. Highlights include:
Automatic Partitioning for Parquet Files
Drill now supports creating partitions automatically when using CREATE TABLE AS
(CTAS) to generate Parquet files. By leveraging the unique capabilities of the Parquet file format, Drill is able provide this capability and still maintain data integrity and compatibility with all other systems that consume Parquet (a world’s first). This functionality can be exercised by utilizing the new PARTITION BY
clause support.
Window Functions
Drill now has first-class support for SQL window Functions. This includes:
- Aggregate Functions:
AVG
,COUNT
,MAX
,MIN
,SUM
- Ranking Functions:
CUME_DIST
,DENSE_RANK
,PERCENT_RANK
,RANK
andROW_NUMBER
The community has done an excellent job providing a comprehensive documentation so that you can start using window functions immediately.
Hive Storage Plugin Enhancements
We’ve enhanced Drill to work even better with Hive. We started by upgrading Drill’s support to work with Hive 1.0. In addition, Drill now provides a powerful new security feature called delegated Hive impersonation. Compatibility and performance are also improved with better data type support (including support for binary, tinyint and smallint data types) and better concurrency.
SQL UNION Improvements
We’ve enhanced support for SQL UNION
functionality. Drill now supports both UNION
and UNION ALL
capabilities. We’ve also improved the query optimizer to better optimize plans that include the UNION
clause.
New Features For Complex Data
Drill’s complex data capabilities continue to be the best in the market, now including support for COUNT
aggregations on various types of complex objects. Also, Drill’s FLATTEN
function now supports very large complex objects.
Improved JDBC Driver Compatibility
Apache Drill’s JDBC driver continues to improve. This includes a number of enhancements and fixes to better support JDBC tools including MicroStrategy, TIBCO Spotfire, JReport and SQuirreL.
The Apache Drill community now publishes the JDBC driver for easy inclusion in your application through the use of Maven coordinates. You can incorporate Drill’s JDBC driver into your application by downloading it directly or referencing the following coordinates within your Maven application.
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.drill.exec</groupId>
<artifactId>drill-jdbc-all</artifactId>
<version>1.1.0</version>
</dependency>
MongoDB 3.0 Support
Drill now uses MongoDB’s latest Java driver and has enhanced connection pooling for better performance and resilience in large-scale deployments. Learn more about using the MongoDB plugin.
Many More Fixes
Drill includes a variety of other fixes and enhancements including:
- Improvements for certain types of exists and correlated subqueries
- Fixes for running Drill on Windows
- Improvements in implicit casting capabilities in schemaless scenarios
- Improvements in
INFORMATION_SCHEMA
- Fixes for the Web UI and the REST API
More Frequent Releases
The amazing Drill community continues to be the driving force behind these rapid iterative releases. Thanks to all the committers and contributors that made this release possible! The community’s goal continues to be maintaining a 4-6 release cycle throughout the summer. This means you will have many more enhancements to look for in the next few months. If you use Drill, want to, or want to help develop it, drop by in the community.
Download the Drill 1.1.0 release now and let us know your thoughts.
Drill On!
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BODY OF EVIDENCE A film review by Andrew Hall Copyright 1993 Andrew Hall
I never would have thought it possible: Madonna has made Sharon Stone look like Meryl Streep.
Not to put down Stone by comparison, but Madonna is just awful Uli Edel's new film BODY OF EVIDENCE, which looks - even from the previews - like a cheap copy of BASIC INSTINCT. The new film also stars Willem Dafoe, Joe Mantegna, and Anne Archer.
An rich old man with heart trouble has been murdered, and his blonde bimbo girlfriend Rebecca (Madonna) is quickly arrested and tried for his murder. Frank (Dafoe) steps in as defense attorney; Bob (Mantegna) is the prosecutor.
The prosecution thinks Rebecca is the murderer because she was suddenly written into her lover's will just before he died and also because they had kinky sex - yes, handcuffs were involved, so naturally, she's guilty. To complicate things, Dafoe gets - well, more involved with his client than he should.
Was Rebecca a golddigger who killed her lover for his money? Or was it his secretary (Archer)? By the end of the movie, I hardly cared.
The beginning of the film is extremely rushed. We are introduced to Rebecca and Frank, but we don't learn much about them. Perhaps we're supposed to have seen the previews and have seen BASIC INSTINCT to guess what they're all about? Once we get to trial, things slow down, but it's too late. We never seem to find out what motivates these characters.
Now, BASIC INSTINCT wasn't the thriller of the decade, but the characters seemed somewhat convincing and at least interesting. Rebecca and Frank are just dull and lifeless. Archer and Mantegna are decent, but they don't have much to do.
Dafoe sleepwalks his way through this one. Perhaps he shouldn't be blamed since the story is so bad. Why in the hell would Frank get involved with Rebecca? Now, had we seen that he was unhappy in his marriage or something, we might understand, but he seems perfectly happy to me. Then he just suddenly goes after Rebecca. Why? She's not *that* great looking, Frank!
Ah, though, there is plenty of steamy sex in BODY OF EVIDENCE, just as there was in BASIC INSTINCT. If that's the reason you'd want to see this film, well, maybe you won't be as disappointed as I was.
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And purchase not a small gain at the price of Allah's covenant. Lo! that which Allah hath is better for you, if ye did but know. |
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Nor sell the covenant of Allah for a miserable price: for with Allah is (a prize) far better for you, if ye only knew. |
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The I/O system in Haskell is purely functional, yet has all of the expressive power found in conventional programming languages. To achieve this, Haskell uses a monad to integrate I/O operations into a purely functional context.
The I/O monad used by Haskell mediates between the values natural to a functional language and the actions that characterize I/O operations and imperative programming in general. The order of evaluation of expressions in Haskell is constrained only by data dependencies; an implementation has a great deal of freedom in choosing this order. Actions, however, must be ordered in a well-defined manner for program execution – and I/O in particular – to be meaningful. Haskell’s I/O monad provides the user with a way to specify the sequential chaining of actions, and an implementation is obliged to preserve this order.
The term monad comes from a branch of mathematics known as category theory. From the perspective of a Haskell programmer, however, it is best to think of a monad as an abstract datatype. In the case of the I/O monad, the abstract values are the actions mentioned above. Some operations are primitive actions, corresponding to conventional I/O operations. Special operations (methods in the class Monad, see Section 6.3.6) sequentially compose actions, corresponding to sequencing operators (such as the semicolon) in imperative languages.
Although Haskell provides fairly sophisticated I/O facilities, as defined in the IO library, it is possible to write many Haskell programs using only the few simple functions that are exported from the Prelude, and which are described in this section.
All I/O functions defined here are character oriented. The treatment of the newline character will vary on different systems. For example, two characters of input, return and linefeed, may read as a single newline character. These functions cannot be used portably for binary I/O.
In the following, recall that String is a synonym for [Char] (Section 6.1.2).
Output Functions These functions write to the standard output device (this is normally the user’s terminal).
The print function outputs a value of any printable type to the standard output device. Printable types are those that are instances of class Show; print converts values to strings for output using the show operation and adds a newline.
For example, a program to print the first 20 integers and their powers of 2 could be written as:
Input Functions These functions read input from the standard input device (normally the user’s terminal).
The getChar operation raises an exception (Section 7.3) on end-of-file; a predicate isEOFError that identifies this exception is defined in the IO library. The getLine operation raises an exception under the same circumstances as hGetLine, defined the IO library.
The getContents operation returns all user input as a single string, which is read lazily as it is needed. The interact function takes a function of type String->String as its argument. The entire input from the standard input device is passed to this function as its argument, and the resulting string is output on the standard output device.
Typically, the read operation from class Read is used to convert the string to a value. The readIO function is similar to read except that it signals parse failure to the I/O monad instead of terminating the program. The readLn function combines getLine and readIO.
The following program simply removes all non-ASCII characters from its standard input and echoes the result on its standard output. (The isAscii function is defined in a library.)
Files These functions operate on files of characters. Files are named by strings using some implementation-specific method to resolve strings as file names.
The writeFile and appendFile functions write or append the string, their second argument, to the file, their first argument. The readFile function reads a file and returns the contents of the file as a string. The file is read lazily, on demand, as with getContents.
Note that writeFile and appendFile write a literal string to a file. To write a value of any printable type, as with print, use the show function to convert the value to a string first.
The type constructor IO is an instance of the Monad class. The two monadic binding functions, methods in the Monad class, are used to compose a series of I/O operations. The >> function is used where the result of the first operation is uninteresting, for example when it is (). The >>= operation passes the result of the first operation as an argument to the second operation.
For example,
is similar to the previous example using interact, but takes its input from "input-file" and writes its output to "output-file". A message is printed on the standard output before the program completes.
The do notation allows programming in a more imperative syntactic style. A slightly more elaborate version of the previous example would be:
The return function is used to define the result of an I/O operation. For example, getLine is defined in terms of getChar, using return to define the result:
The I/O monad includes a simple exception handling system. Any I/O operation may raise an exception instead of returning a result.
Exceptions in the I/O monad are represented by values of type IOError. This is an abstract type: its constructors are hidden from the user. The IO library defines functions that construct and examine IOError values. The only Prelude function that creates an IOError value is userError. User error values include a string describing the error.
Exceptions are raised and caught using the following functions:
The ioError function raises an exception; the catch function establishes a handler that receives any exception raised in the action protected by catch. An exception is caught by the most recent handler established by catch. These handlers are not selective: all exceptions are caught. Exception propagation must be explicitly provided in a handler by re-raising any unwanted exceptions. For example, in
the function f returns [] when an end-of-file exception occurs in g; otherwise, the exception is propagated to the next outer handler. The isEOFError function is part of IO library.
When an exception propagates outside the main program, the Haskell system prints the associated IOError value and exits the program.
The fail method of the IO instance of the Monad class (Section 6.3.6) raises a userError, thus:
The exceptions raised by the I/O functions in the Prelude are defined in Chapter 42.


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User Experience Design Project
This is a self-initiated project.
It started with my own problem: one day when my friend and I were trying to dine in Little Tokyo in Los Angeles, it took us about half an hour to find a parking spot around the restaurant.
Therefore, I decided to find out whether people who dine or shop there have the same problem and tried to come up with a "solution".
People who dine in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles have a hard time finding a parking spot.
1. Interviewed 20 people who dine in Little Tokyo to validate my problem hypothesis.
2. Analyzed competitors
3. Storyboard building and prototyping
4. Made a pivot and rebuilt prototypes.
5. Built a landing page and ran Facebook Ad campaign.
After analyzing all the competitiors, I found out there are too many
competitiors in the market. I decided to make the parking reservation
function as a feature for Google Map, since Google Map already has
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Second Trimester
months 4 to 6
- Your pregnancy may be visible by now.
- Less nausea and/or vomiting.
- Bloating and constipation may continue.
- Headaches and stuffy nose or ears.
- You may feel more tired this trimester.
- Some faintness or dizziness are typical.
- Increasing hunger and heartburn.
- You may have swollen ankles and feet
- Back pain is a common complaint.
- As your belly grows, it may feel itchy.
- Try shea or cocoa butter moisturizers.
- You'll start feeling your baby move.
- Keep going to your monthly prenatal medical appointments.
- At least one appointment will be for an ultrasound:
- The procedure is painless, but the conducting gel is often cold.
- You'll hear your baby's heartbeat.
- You may get a picture of your baby.
- You might even get to find out whether you're having a boy or girl.
- Additional tests may be recommended:
- to check for any genetic problems,
- to see how your baby is growing,
- to make sure you're staying well
- As the baby grows and presses on your diaphragm, you may feel breathless.
Get medical help immediately if you have:
- bleeding or cramping
- chest pain or difficulty breathing
- fainting, blurred vision, or a severe headache
- Keep using your planner or calendar app.
- Ask to put your feet up during class.
- Going up and down stairs may be harder.
- Several small meals may digest more easily than one big one.
- Avoid carrying a load of heavy books.
- Ask to borrow a copy of textbooks (leave one at home, one at school).
- If you must carry lots of books,
two small totes are better than one large bookbag or backpack.
- Accept support from your teachers and school counselors or nurses.
- If you're using WIC, recertify as needed to continue getting aid.
- Sign up for a home visitation program, if you haven't already done so.


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I first of all tried Kava in a coconut cup in Vanuatu when visiting there when I was about 10. I only had a few sips and only noticed it made my lips go kind of numb. Anyway I live in Adelaide, South Australia now where Kava is legal. There is in fact a place called the Kava Hut 5 minutes drive, right in the city!! It's a bar where there is sand, bob marley music, 70s couches, bongo drums and Kava being served.
My friends had been here many times and I had tried a cup or so of kava bought from this place and it was awful and I didn't feel any effects. The kava there came in several strengths Regular ($2 for members), Super $5 for members, Mega $8, and Ultra which is about $10. I decided to begin and literally skulled the putrid stuff in about 6 - 10 minutes. It is the worst tasting or smelling liquid you can ever imagine. Worse than drinking stagnant muddy water with gravel in it. I had an ultra, two supers and two regulars.
I waited another 5 minutes, then another 5 minutes and nothing happened. I decided to go meet my friends at the pub across the road when it all kicked in. WOOOOOWWW!!! An extremely pleasant feeling, exactly like being stoned from Marijuana but without ANY paranoia or depressing effects at all. I was stunned at how good it was. The only bad thing was my stomach felt like I was paroletic. It was like I needed to spew up 100 times and when I went to the toilet and tried to do it I couldn't.
When I got home I tipped over and went straight to bed, possibly with my clothes still on without even brushing my teeth.  Next morning the kava had worn off but I still had the stomach churning then at about noon I finally ralphed the kava up and all the stomach churning pain had gone.
Conclusion: since that experience I haven't really been able to drink more than 2 cups of kava without quickly spewing it up again. I think it may do something to your stomach after your first proper kava experience. I'm still keen to try it again but this time eat more food so maybe my stomach will handle it better. I have to get kaved again, the effects were so nice!!!!!  I'd also like to see if Kava capsules are legal or available in Australia too.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Money play. How should Red play 22?
pips Red=163 White=145
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
I learned a good lesson here. I played 24/22(2) quite quickly and then 13/11(2) looked logical for the two 2’s. Given Red’s home board I was keen to advance to the edge of White’s prime.
Very wrong said XG. You should make your own four-point prime plus an additional home board point with 13/11, 8/4, 6/4, putting the checkers where they belong.
Because I thought 24/22(2) was mandatory I never considered XG’s play but once you see it becomes both logical and clear. The lesson is to consider all four quadrants of the board before selecting a move.
13/11, 8/4, 6/4 gives Red a better prime than White so that is the play he should make. 24/22(2), 13/11(2) is a bad blunder!
Very wrong said XG. You should make your own four-point prime plus an additional home board point with 13/11, 8/4, 6/4, putting the checkers where they belong.
Because I thought 24/22(2) was mandatory I never considered XG’s play but once you see it becomes both logical and clear. The lesson is to consider all four quadrants of the board before selecting a move.
13/11, 8/4, 6/4 gives Red a better prime than White so that is the play he should make. 24/22(2), 13/11(2) is a bad blunder!
1. Cubeful 2-ply 13/11 8/4 6/4 Eq.: +0.257 0.581 0.176 0.008 - 0.419 0.156 0.012 2. Cubeful 2-ply 24/22(2) 13/11(2) Eq.: +0.139 (-0.118) 0.544 0.139 0.006 - 0.456 0.130 0.005 3. Cubeful 2-ply 24/22 8/4 6/4 Eq.: +0.106 (-0.151) 0.545 0.166 0.010 - 0.455 0.189 0.008 4. Cubeful 0-ply 24/22(2) 13/9 Eq.: +0.054 (-0.203) 0.522 0.138 0.006 - 0.478 0.148 0.007 5. Cubeful 0-ply 24/22(2) 13/11 8/6 Eq.: +0.039 (-0.219) 0.511 0.137 0.005 - 0.489 0.132 0.004


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During the past year, my team has been building production services using Haskell. It’s been quite a journey. None of us had written production code using Haskell before. We were all familiar with the language and excited to get to assess it in production. Because that’s really what we’ve been doing; seeing if Haskell is a good fit for us in order to deliver quickly and with great quality.
Haskell is great for business and great in production. Attracting talent has been a joy, people are excited to work in Haskell. The libraries we’ve needed exist in battle-tested form on Hackage/Stackage. The code we’ve produced has made it easy to onboard new folks.
Knowing exactly how we wanted to write production services using this language was not as straightforward.
We tried a lot of different patterns - readers, handlers, MTL, and tagless final. You’ve surely heard of some of these, and they all have their own pros and cons. So, which one should you choose?
That is why I’ve written this article series, to help you get a good sense of how production Haskell is written at a company like Klarna and what to avoid along the road.
This section will be updated as more articles are published.
For this series you can find the code that goes along with each part in the haskell-in-production repo on GitHub.
We have a couple of concerns that we would have no-matter which language we’re writing our service in.
When you’re coming from object-oriented programming, you usually think of these things in order to facilitate the above:
In functional programming, we have tecnhiques to cover both. Whereas these frameworks often opt for meta-programming level annotations and reflection - FP leverages language level features. This allows you to stay purely within the language.
Below, I’ll elaborate some more on the requirements posited above. If you want to skip ahead to how we’ll solve these concerns - please see part 2 of this article series.
Klarna provides multiple environments for its services, we have (at least) the following:
Staging
This environment doesn’t really have an SLA, but you should expect other teams to write end-to-end tests against services that you deploy here.
Performance
This environment is used in order to do load testing, or stress tests on your service
Production
Perhaps obvious, but this is the service that actually serves live traffic. Depending on which team you’re in you can have very strict requirements in your SLA, e.g. 5 nines up-time, latency requirements etc
Some services are served in both the EU and US regions. For services in the US, we cannot share any data to the EU. For the services that my teams write, we have certain integrations in the EU - Swedish national bank, the European Central bank. These of course should not be made available in the US.
We need to be able to test different components in isolation. Some of these components are pure or can be tested in a pure manner - if we mock out certain dependencies.
What is different here than for a regular service? Well, for starters it is possible to write some really obscure code using a combination of Haskell and compiler extensions.
As technical lead for our teams writing Haskell applications, it is my job to make sure that others are productive. Thus, this article will emphasize writing easy to grok, maintainable code.
We will write a configurable, testable service that deploys to a cloud provider. The application will be shipped in a docker image and deployable as such.
Next part Designing Testable Components


Descendants of
Unknown Joho
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Generation No. 1
1. UNKNOWN 8
JOHO (UNKNOWN 7, UNKNOWN 6, UNKNOWN 5,
UNKNOWN 4, UNKNOWN 3, GERY 2,
ROUTSCHMANN 1) was born 1610 in Schinznach
Children of UNKNOWN JOHO and UNKNOWN UNKNOWN are:
2. i. DANIEL9 JOHO, b. 1638, Schinznach
3. ii. ULI JOHO, b. Abt. 1635, Schinznach
4. iii. JOGLI JOHO, b. Schinznach
5. iv. HANS ULRICH JOHO, b. Schinznach
Generation No. 2
2. DANIEL9
JOHO (UNKNOWN 8, UNKNOWN7, UNKNOWN6, UNKNOWN5,
UNKNOWN4, UNKNOWN3, GERY2, ROUTSCHMANN1) was
born 1638 in Schinznach
Children of DANIEL JOHO and ELSI SUTLER are:
i. HANS JACOB10 JOHO, b. 1665, Schinznach
ii. CASPAR SIMON JOHO, b. 1667, Schinznach
iii. HANS JOHO, b. Schinznach
Notes for HANS JOHO:
May have been born in
1667 and if so was twin to Caspar Simon
iv. SARA JOHO, b. 1669, Schinznach
Child of DANIEL JOHO and MARGARETH ERB is:
v. CONRAD10 JOHO, b. 1673, Schinznach
3. ULI9
JOHO (UNKNOWN 8, UNKNOWN7, UNKNOWN6, UNKNOWN5,
UNKNOWN4, UNKNOWN3, GERY2, ROUTSCHMANN1) was
born Abt. 1635 in Schinznach
Children of ULI JOHO and SUSANNA LEUFFER are:
i. HANS CASPAR10 JOHO, b. 1670,
ii. VERENA JOHO, b. 1673,
iii. ELSBETH JOHO, b. 1674,
iv. ULI JOHO, b. 1676,
v. HANS JOHO, b. 1680,
4. JOGLI9
JOHO (UNKNOWN 8, UNKNOWN7, UNKNOWN6, UNKNOWN5,
UNKNOWN4, UNKNOWN3, GERY2, ROUTSCHMANN1) was
born in Schinznach
Children of JOGLI JOHO and ANNA SCHAUB are:
i. SAMUEL10 JOHO, b. 1673,
ii. ANNA JOHO, b. 1676,
iii. SIMON JOHO, b. 1678,
iv. HANS JACOB JOHO, b. 1681,
v. ULRICH JOHO, b. 1684,
5. HANS
ULRICH9 JOHO (UNKNOWN 8, UNKNOWN7,
UNKNOWN6, UNKNOWN5, UNKNOWN4, UNKNOWN3, GERY2,
ROUTSCHMANN1) was born in Schinznach
Child of HANS JOHO and SARA KELLER is:
i. ANNA10 JOHO, b. 1672.
Children of HANS JOHO and VERENA HOLLIGER are:
ii. HANS10 JOHO, b. 1674,
iii. ANNA JOHO, b. 1675,
iv. ELSBETH JOHO, b. 1677,
v. ANNA MAGRETH JOHO, b. 1678,
vi. ANNA MARGRETHE JOHO, b. 1679,
vii. BARBARA JOHO, b. 1683,
Provided by: Dr. Tim P. Yoho
Dr. Tim P. Yoho provided the above research results
and the following note:
I continue to try to link
my Yoho/Joho family with [the] Joho line in
In any event, some of my research may have found [the] family line of Johan Joho (abt 1665-1733 Kunsheim). He
married Anna Reubel (according to data on your page). They had daughter
Anna Barbara Joho.
I have translated a German/Swiss book of family line of Conrad Joho
(1673-1728). Conrad's father was Daniel Joho born 1638 in Schinznach
I have attached [the above] file of his family line. He is listed in
generation 2 under Daniel Joho. Please let me know what you think of this
hypothesis.


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Sandals team members receive first class health care on the job
by Sandals(PRESS RELEASE) – Sandals Grande Saint Lucian Spa and Beach Resort recently hosted a health fair for all team members, an ongoing initiative to help the staff maintain a proper level of health and wellbeing.
Managing Director Mr. Winston Anderson said Sandals was cognizant of the fact that it was sometimes difficult for team members to find time to do such check-ups, “This is why we brought it to them and I believe the health fair achieved its objective. Team Members were able to receive free health care at their work place from some top local providers, and we must thank our partners for making this possible.”
Some of the partners included the Bureau of Health Education, various divisions from the Ministry of Health such as Infectious Diseases, the Renal, Substance Abuse and Dental Units, the Saint Lucia Diabetes and Hypertensive Association, the Saint Lucia Planned Parenthood Association, Courts Optical, Kako Products, The Fountain of Life and Frances Rub.
From head to toe, team members were able to source information about improving their health. By far the most popular area of focus came from the Community Nursing Service, giving Blood Sugar and Blood Pressure testing and Counseling. A total of 185 team members took advantage of this, of which 66 were male and 119 female.
While 36 team members took the opportunity to visit the Courts Optical booth for Eye Examinations and to browse through the display of frames, 112 team members took tests from the Renal Unit, and benefitted from valuable information and referrals as necessary.
Other popular booths included the Bureau of Health Education, which provided valuable information on Cholesterol and Diabetes. Additionally, the Infectious Disease booth, where team members went for HIV/Syphilis Rapid Testing was well patronized. Over 63 team members went to get information.
The KAKO team presented samples of their products to over 60 team members. Another 110 team members sampled from the Fountain of Life Products that were on display.
Over 234 team members visited the other booths.
Managers and team members alike were very pleased that this event was organized at the work place which not only gave them free and convenient access to health care, but meant that they did not have to take a day off to do such check-ups, time they can now spend with their families or doing personal business.
Spa Manager Portia Thompson said, “I always look forward to this event that Sandals Grande hosts for us. It allows me to stay on top of my job and I get really good advice and assistance from medical professionals. I only wish I had made time for my teeth. That one will have to wait.”
For the first time, the event was held in the staff lobby and restaurant area to allow for easy access, which Event Coordinator Nadiege Smith-Lambert, Acting Health Educator from the Bureau of Health Education, Ministry of Health & Wellness, said, worked very well. “The new location met its objective which was to provide comprehensive health services to staff at a location convenient to them in order to facilitate their attendance. This site was ideal for the services offered and staff took full advantage of the services. We were very pleased at the number of participants visiting or accessing services and or information from each unit.”
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