index
module tarsqi
TarsqiError
Options
Tarsqi
tarsqi.py
Main script that drives all tarsqi toolkit processing.
Source-specific processing is delegated to the docmodel package, which has
access to source parsers and metadata parsers. This script also calls on
various tarsqi modules to do the rest of the real work.
USAGE
% python tarsqy.py [OPTIONS] INPUT OUTPUT
INPUT/OUTPUT
Input and output files or directories. If the input is a directory than
the output directory needs to exist.
OPTIONS
--source SOURCE_NAME
The source of the file; this reflects the source type of the document
and allows components, especially the source parser and the metadata
parser, to be sensitive to idiosyncratic properties of the text (for
example, the location of the DCT and the format of the text). The
source type is xml by default, other general source types are text and
ttk. There are four more types that can be used to process the more
specific sample data in data/in: timebank for data/in/TimeBank, atee
for data/in/ATEE, rte3 for data/in/RTE3 and db for data/in/db.
--pipeline LIST
Comma-separated list of Tarsqi components, defaults to the full
pipeline.
--perl PATH
Path to the Perl executable. Typically the operating system default is
fine here and this options does not need to be used.
--treetagger PATH
Path to the TreeTagger.
--mallet PATH
Location of Mallet, this should be the directory that contains the
bin directory.
--classifier STRING
The classifier used by the Mallet classifier, the default is MaxEnt.
--ee-model FILENAME
The model used for classifying event-event tlinks, this is a model
file in components/classifier/models, the default is set to
tb-vectors.ee.model.
--et-model FILENAME
The model used for classifying event-timex tlinks, this is a model
file in components/classifier/models, the default is set to
tb-vectors.et.model.
--trap-errors True|False
Set error trapping, errors are trapped by default.
--loglevel INTEGER
Set log level to an integer from 0 to 4, the higher the level the
more messages will be written to the log, see utilities.logger for
more details.
All these options can also be set in the config.txt file.
VARIABLES:
TTK_ROOT - the TTK directory
CONFIG - file with user settings
COMPONENTS - dictionary with all Tarsqi components
USE_PROFILER - a boolean determining whether the profiler is used
PROFILER_OUTPUT - file that profiler statistics are written to
class TarsqiError
Inherits from: Exception
Tarsqi Exception class, so far only used in this file.
class Options
A class to keep track of all the options. Options can be accessed with the
getopt() method, but standard options are also accessable directly through
the following instance variables: source, pipeline, loglevel, trap_errors,
perl, treetagger, mallet, classifier, ee_model and et_model. There is no
instance variable access for user-defined options in the config.txt file.
Public Functions
__getitem__(self, key)
__init__(self, options)
Initialize options from the config file and the options handed in to the
tarsqi script.
__str__(self)
getopt(self, option_name, default=None)
Return the option, use None as default.
items(self)
Simplistic way to do dictionary emulation.
pp(self)
Private Functions
_massage_options(self)
Loop through the options dictionary and replace some of the strings
with other objects: replace 'True' with True, 'False' with False, and
strings indicating an integer with that integer. Also, for the --mallet
and --treetagger options, which are known to be paths, replace the value
with the absolute path.
_read_options(self, CONFIG, options)
Read options from config file and command line options.
class Tarsqi
Main Tarsqi class that drives all processing.
Instance variables:
input - absolute path
output - absolute path
basename - basename of input file
options - an instance of Options with processing options
tarsqidoc - an instance of TarsqiDocument
source_parser - a source-specific parser for the source
metadata_parser - a source-specific metadata parser
docstructure_parser - a document structure parser
pipeline - list of name-wrapper pairs
components - dictionary of Tarsqi components
document - instance of TarsqiDocument
tmp_data - path to directory for temporary files
The first nine instance variables are initialized using the arguments
provided by the user, the document variable is initialized and changed
during processing.
Public Functions
__init__(self, opts, infile, outfile)
Initialize Tarsqi object conform the data source identifier and the
processing options. Does not set the instance variables related to the
document model and the meta data. The opts argument has a list of
command line options and the infile and outfile arguments are typically
absolute paths, but they can be None when we are processing strings.
pretty_print(self)
process_document(self)
Parse the source with the source parser, the metadata parser and the
document structure parser, apply all components and write the results to
a file. The actual processing itself is driven using the processing
options set at initialization. Components are given the TarsqiDocument
and update it.
process_string(self, input_string)
Similar to process(), except that it runs on an input string and not
on a file, it does not write the output to a file and it returns the
TarsqiDocument.
Private Functions
_apply_component(self, name, wrapper, tarsqidocument)
Apply a component by taking the TarsqDocument, which includes the
options from the Tarsqi instance, and passing it to the component
wrapper. Component-level errors are trapped here if --trap-errors is
True. If errors are trapped, it is still possible that partial results
were written to the TagRepositories in the TarsqiDocument.
_cleanup_directories(self)
Remove all fragments from the temporary data directory.
_create_pipeline(self)
Return the pipeline as a list of pairs with the component name and
wrapper.
_write_output(self)
Write the TarsqiDocument to the output file.
module functions
load_ttk_document(fname, loglevel=2, trap_errors=False)
Load a TTK document with all its Tarsqi tags and return the Tarsqi instance
and the TarsqiDocument instance. Do not run the pipeline, but run the source
parser, metadata parser and the document structure parser. Used by the
evaluation code.
process_string(text, pipeline='PREPROCESSOR', loglevel=2, trap_errors=False)
Run tarsqi on a bare string without any XML tags, handing in pipeline,
loglevel and error trapping options.
run_profiler(args)
Wrap running Tarsqi in the profiler.
run_tarsqi(args)
Main method that is called when the script is executed from the command
line. It creates a Tarsqi instance and lets it process the input. If the
input is a directory, this method will iterate over the contents, setting up
Tarsqi instances for all files in the directory. The arguments are the list
of arguments given by the user on the command line.
test()


THE MUSIC BOX (1990) A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
In Costa-Gavras's MUSIC BOX (1990) Jessica Lange plays successful criminal lawyer Ann Talbot. One day the Justice Department serves notice on her lovable father Michael J. Laszlo (Armin Mueller-Stahl) that he is to be stripped of his American citizenship, deported, and sent back to his native, and Communist, Hungry to stand trial for war crimes committed back in 1944-45. Ann insists that they have the wrong Michael J. Laszlo and reluctantly agrees to defend her father although she knows nothing about immigration law.
As soon as you see Costa-Gavras on the marquee, you know two things. One, conspiracy theories will abound, and two, this will be a fascinating show. Think of him as Oliver Stone smoothed down a bit.
Early on fellow lawyer Mack Jones (Albert Hall) warns Ann, "What do we know about our parents?" The prosecutor on the case, Jack Burke (Frederic Forrest), thinks that Ann should not defend her own father and advises her, "You trust your heart, you gonna get it broken."
As Ann digs deeper she finds that her father is accused of being in the special SS section of the Hungarian police where they raped and slaughtered innocent victims. Her father is a known anti-Communist who was arrested protesting the brutal Communist regime in Hungary so the mystery is who is telling the truth? Is it the supposed eyewitnesses sent over by the Communist government in Hungry to testify against him or is he telling the truth that he was merely a clerk in the police department and that these charges are all trumped up so the Communists can get him back and kill him? You may think you know the answer. You may be wrong. There are a lot of twists and turns in this and every Costa-Gavras movie (BETRAYED, MISSING, etc.). The ending is excellent.
I am a big fan of courtroom drama of which there is not near enough in the modern cinema. In MUSIC BOX, the trial makes up the large central portion of the picture. It is excellent and the best part of the show.
The acting for Jessica Lange, which got her an Academy Award nomination, is unsettling. Her nervous laughter provides an omen for doubts which start to surface as the show develops. The performance by Armin Mueller-Stahl is as powerful although not as elaborate as Lange's. He has a presence and a look which simultaneously evokes contradictory feelings of confidence and doubt in the audience.
There are a lot of excellent minor performances, Donald Moffat as the anti-Semitic father-in-law Harry Talbot, Lukas Haas as the trusting son Mikey Talbot, and my personal favorite, J. S. Block as Judge Silver, showing us how a judge in a controversial case should act. This could have served as Judge Ito's training film.
The script by Hollywood's controversial writer Joe Eszterhas is strictly edge of the seat material. Overall, the effect of the script, the direction, and all of the acting make for a highly moving film.
MUSIC BOX runs a little too long at 2:04. It is rated PG-13 for a few bad words and a controversial subject. There is no sex, nudity, or violence, but they talk about some horrific crimes. The show would be fine for teenagers. For kids younger than that, consider the material about the crimes in making a judgment, but in no case would I recommend the movie to kids under 10. I recommend the movie to you and award the film ***.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: March 31, 1996
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Within Our Gates (1920)
Grade: 69
"Within Our Gates" is the earliest surviving feature film directed by an African-American (pioneering black director-producer Oscar Micheaux). Thought lost for decades, a single copy was found in Spain back in 1979. The original dialogue cards were lost, as the found copy had the cards replaced with ones in Spanish. New title cards were made, translated back from Spanish into English. One brief scene has inexplicably been lost.
The much-ballyhooed top 100 list released by the American Film Institute was selected from a list of 400 films. "Within Our Gates" was on that list of 400.
"Within Our Gates" has three major storylines, all focusing on Evelyn Preer's character. The first story has Preer refusing disreputable suitor Jack Chenault for fiance James D. Ruffin, but her engagement with him is broken due to intrigues by Flo Clements. Preer then becomes involved in saving a rural school for impoverished black children, by securing a large donation from white philanthropist Mrs. Evelyn.
The third storyline is a flashback. It turns out that Preer has a white father who secretly funded her education, while she was raised by a black family. This family became victims of a an angry lynch mob, who wrongly believe that her adopted father William Stark murdered cruel white landowner Ralph Johnson. A happy ending is suddenly pasted on.
I have seen two Micheaux-directed silents, "Within Our Gates" and "Body and Soul". Both films are good, but have problems with continuity and exaggerated characterizations. Both films feature corrupt preachers. Micheaux can put on a show, though: the viewer may become perplexed but never bored.
One of the black actors (E. G. Tatum) is an outrageous stereotype, gossipy, pandering to whites, apparently with the mind of a child. The other characters aren't portrayed in this manner. Tatum is later lynched by whites. Micheaux's message may be that while conforming to a racist's expectation of behavior can result in short-term gains, sooner or later you will be betrayed (or punished through divine justice). Hey, these are just my opinions. See the film yourself and form your own.
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ADVENT
Celebrant
As we await with longing the
coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, dear brothers and sisters, let us with renewed
devotion beseech his mercy, that, as he came into the world to bring the good
news to the poor and heal the contrite of heart, so in our own time, also, he
may bring salvation to all in need.
Intentions
1a† V. That
Christ may visit his holy Church and keep watch over her always, let us pray to
the Lord.
†††††† R. Lord, have mercy. or Kyrie,
eleison.
1b† V. That
Christ may fill the Pope, our Bishop, and the whole Order of Bishops with
spiritual gifts and graces, let us pray to the Lord.
†††††† R. Lord, have mercy. or Kyrie,
eleison.
2a† V. That under the protection of
Christ our times may be peaceful, let us pray to the Lord.
†††††† R. Lord, have mercy. or Kyrie,
eleison.
2b† V. That Christ may guide the
minds of those who govern us to promote the common good according to his will, let
us pray to the Lord.
†††††† R. Lord, have mercy. or Kyrie,
eleison.
3a† V. That Christ may banish
disease, drive out hunger, and ward off every affliction, let us pray to the
Lord.
†††††† R. Lord, have mercy. or Kyrie,
eleison.
3b† V. That Christ in his mercy may
free all who suffer persecution, let us pray to the Lord.
†††††† R. Lord, have mercy. or Kyrie,
eleison.
4a† V. That as witnesses to Christís
love before all we may abide in the truth, let us pray
to the Lord.
†††††† R. Lord, have mercy. or Kyrie,
eleison.
4b† V. That Christ may find us
watching when he comes, let us pray to the Lord.
†††††† R. Lord, have mercy. or Kyrie,
eleison.
Celebrant
Almighty ever-living God, who
bring salvation to all and desire that no one should perish, hear the prayers
of your people and grant that the course of our world may be directed by your
peaceful rule and your Church rejoice in tranquillity and devotion. Through Christ our Lord.
††† R. Amen.


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Dummy |
R&D, test S-I stage propulsion, verify structure & aerodynamics |
Objectives achieved |
Unmanned |
N/A |
8-15-61 |
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SA-2 |
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4-25-62 |
Water (95 tons) |
R&D, observe water dispersion at high altitude |
"Project Highwater" (release 22 900 gal water) |
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Water (95 tons) |
R&D, observe water dispersion at high altitude |
"Project Highwater" (release 22 900 gal water) |
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N/A |
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R&D, demo engine-out capability (in-flt eng cutoff) |
Objectives achieved |
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2-2-63 |
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1-29-64 |
Dummy |
R&D, 1st flt operation of S-IV second stage |
First flt operations of S-IV second stage |
Unmanned |
N/A |
8-21-63 |
9-21-63 |
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5-28-64 |
BP-13 |
R&D, verify struct & aerodynamic design of Sat-I with Apollo boilerplate |
Successful insertion into orbit following premature cutoff of one 1st stage engine |
Unmanned |
N/A |
2-18-64 |
2-22-64 |
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SA-7 |
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9-18-64 |
BP-15 |
R&D, demo of LES jettison |
Active ST-124 guidance |
Unmanned |
N/A |
6-7-64 |
6-12-64 |
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5-25-65 |
Pegasus 11 BP-26 |
Operational, meteoroid experiment near Earth environment |
Successful 1st CCSD-built S-1 stage |
Unmanned |
N/A |
2-28-65 |
2-25-65 |
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2-16-65 |
Pegasus I BP-16 |
Operational, meteoroid experiment near Earth environment |
Successful |
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N/A |
10-30-64 |
10-22-64 |
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10-30-64 |
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SA-10 |
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7-30-65 |
Pegasus III BP-9 |
Operational, meteoroid experiment program near Earth environment |
Completed Saturn I 2nd CCSD S-I stage |
Unmanned |
N/A |
6-1-65 |
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SA-201 |
AS-201 |
2-26-66 |
CSM-009 |
R&D, CSM subsys & struct integrity & veh compatibility |
Reentry adequacy was demonstrated under Earth orbital conditions |
Unmanned |
N/A |
8-14-65 |
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8-14-65 |
10-22-65 |
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AS-202 |
8-25-66 |
CSM-011 |
R&D, propulsion & entry control by G&N system |
Demonstration of entry at 28 500 FPS |
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2-7-66 |
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7-5-66 |
LH2 in S-IVB |
R&D, control of LH2 by continuous venting in orbit |
Successful (4 orbits) |
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4-12-66 |
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1-22-68 |
LM-1 |
LM dev, verify ascent & descent prop sys eval LM staging |
Successful (4 orbits) |
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Apollo 7 |
10-11-68 |
CSM-101 |
Operational,first manned CSM operation |
163 orbits, off Earth duration 10 days &20 hrs |
Commander CM Pilot LM Pilot |
Schirra Eisele Cunningham |
N/A |
3-28-68 |
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5-25-73 |
CSM-116 |
First manned launch to the Earth orbiting space station.Repaired damaged solar array wing & deployed parasol |
Duration 28 days |
Commander Science Pilot Pilot |
Conrad Kerwin Weitz |
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7-23-73 |
CSM-117 |
Second manned launch to the Earth orbiting space station.Solar data, EREP, & biomedical experiments |
Duration 59 days |
Commander Science Pilot Pilot |
Bean Garriot Lousma |
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11-16-73 |
CSM-118 |
Third manned launch to the Earth orbiting space station.Solar data, EREP. & biomedical experiments |
Duration 60 days Open-ended to 85 days |
Commander Science Pilot Pilot |
Carr Gibson Pogue |
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ASTP backup |
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CSM-119 |
Provided SL crew rescue capability until 2/8/74 (splashdown of SA-208) |
SL mission successfully completed 2/8/74 |
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7-15-75 |
CSM-111 |
(Conduct manned rendezvous and docking mission with U.S.S.R. (Soyuz) |
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Stafford Brand Slayton |
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SA-501 |
Apollo 4 |
11-9-67 |
CSM-017 LTA-10R |
R&D, launch veh & SC dev Sat veh performance |
CM entry at lunar return velocity (three orbits) |
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4-4-68 |
CSM-020 LTA-2R |
R&D, demo of S-IC/S-II & S-IVB separation |
Eval of EDS closed loop configuration (three orbits) |
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12-21-68 |
CSM-103 LTA-B |
Operational, first manned lunar orbital mission |
20 hrs in lunar orbit(10 orbits). Off Earth duration 6 days & 3 hrs |
Commander CM Pilot LM Pilot |
Borman Lovell Anders |
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Apollo 9 |
3-3-69 |
CSM-104 LM-3 |
First manned CSM/ LM oper demo lunar orbit rendezvous in Earth orbit |
Off Earth duration 10 days & 1 hr (152 orbits) |
Commander CM Pilot LM Pilot |
McDivitt Scott Schweickart |
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Apollo 10 |
5-18-69 |
CSM-106 LM-4 |
First manned CSM/LM oper in & lunar environment |
Simul lunar landing mission 61.6 hrs in lunar orbit (31 orbits).Off Earth duration 8 days |
Commander CM Pilot LM Pilot |
Stafford Young Cernan |
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Apollo 11 |
7-16-69 |
CSM-107 LM-5 EASEP |
First manned lunar landing mission development EASEP |
One EVA 2.5 hrs. lunar stay 21.6 hrs.Off Earth duration 8 days & 3.3 hrs |
Commander CM Pilot LM Pilot |
Armstrong Collins Aldrin |
Sea of Tranquility ret 21kg lunar samples |
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SA-507 |
Apollo 12 |
11-4-69 |
CSM-108, LM-6 ALSEP |
Second manned lunar landing mission deploy ALSEP. Surveyor III investigation |
Two dual EVAs 4 hrs & 3.75 hrs. Off Earth duration 10 days & 4.6 hrs |
Commander CM Pilot LM Pilot |
Conrad Gordon Bean |
Ocean of Storms ret 34kg lunar samples |
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Apollo 13 |
4-11-70 |
CSM-109, LM-7, ALSEP |
Mission aborted due to failure of SM oxygen & storage sys.S-IVB impact on moon |
LM lifeboat mode for lunar flyby return to Earth. Off Earth duration 5 days & 22.9 hrs |
Commander CM Pilot LM Pilot |
Lowell Swigert Haise |
Lunar landing aborted |
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7-7-69 |
6-16-69 |
6-29-69 |
6-13-69 | |
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SA-509 |
Apollo 14 |
1-31-71 |
CSM-110, LM-8, ALSEP |
Third manned lunar landing, deploy ALSEP lunar surface stay 33.5 hrs |
Two dual EVAs 4.8 hrs & 4.3 hrs. Off Earth duration 9 days |
Commander CM Pilot LM Pilot |
Shepard Roosa Mitchell |
Far Mauro ret 43kg lunar samples |
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5-6-70 |
1-12-70 |
1-21-70 |
1-21-70 | |
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SA-510 |
Apollo 15 |
7-26-71 |
CSM-112, LM-10, ALSEP, LRV-1 |
Fourth manned lunar landing, deploy ALSEP 3 traverses with LRV-1 6.5 hrs - 7.2 hrs - 4.8 hrs |
LRV traverses 27.9 km. Off Earth duration 12 days & 7.2 hrs |
Commander CM Pilot LM Pilot |
Scott Worden Irwin |
Hadley Appennines ret 77kg lunar samples |
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6-25-70 |
7-6-70 |
5-18-70 |
6-12-70 | |
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SA-511 |
Apollo 16 |
4-16-72 |
CSM-113, LM-11, LRV-2, UV-photo |
Fifth manned lunar landing deploy ALSEP-UV camera 3 traverses with LRV-2 7.2 hrs - 7.4 hrs 5-6 hrs |
LRV traverses 26.9 km. Off Earth duration 11 days & 2 hrs |
Commander CM Pilot LM Pilot |
Young Mattingly Duke |
Descartes ret 97kg lunar samples |
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- |
9-29-70 |
9-17-71 |
9-30-70 |
7-1-70 | |
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SA-512 |
Apollo 17 |
12-6-72 |
CSM-114, LM-12, LRV-3, ALSEP & surface expr. |
Sixth manned lunar landing 3 traverses with LRV-3 7.2 hrs - 7.6 hrs - 7.3 hrs |
LRV traverses distance 35.7 km |
Commander CM Pilot LM Pilot |
Cernan Evans Schmitt |
Taurus Littrow ret 117kg lunar samples |
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6-20-72 |
5-11-72 |
10-27-70 |
12-21-70 | |
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SA-513 |
SL-1 |
5-14-73 |
Multidocking Adpt., ATM, Worshop Module Airlock |
Unmanned launch placed space a circular Earth orbit & 433 km |
Manned logistics: SL-2, SL-3, & SL-4 |
For crews refer to SA-206, 207, & 207 |
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SA-514 |
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10-6-70 |
3-28-73 | |||
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SA-515 |
Mission not assigned |
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12-22-70 |
5-25-72 |


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My Salvia 10X Experience
Feb 2, 2002
First a little background. I've been using drugs for about a year. It started with Freon, then moved on to traditional drugs like Marijuana. I tried DXM and Dramamine/Diphenhydramine a few times as well, but for the biggest part I was untrained in the world of powerful hallucinogens.
Nevertheless, I've done extensive research and thoroughly desired any new experience. I had been hunting for traditional psychedelics such as LSD and Mushrooms for a while, but due to various circumstances I have never gotten my hands on any of them. I have also been on a two year quest for DMT.
My experienced friends called me crazy for wanting DMT or Salvia to be my first real hallucinogen - though none of them had taken those drugs, they were right. Ignoring their advice, I ordered some 10X Salvia and another type of extract, plus some Mimosa Hostilis rootbark.
I had previously tried raw leaf Salvia, and felt that there was some kind of power locked in the drug but didn't break through. I smoked the 10X first with a friend, and simply laughed heavily for five minutes. He felt little.
Over the next few weeks, I tried snorting extract, as well as gel-capping some and taking it orally. I refused to give up - I knew this drug had power, and I wanted to feel it. Today is the Saturday before Super Bowl Sunday, and as my parents were gone to the store, I felt I would go to the back yard and casually smoke a bowl of 10X. I knew I might eventually get something out of the drug, and the more I used it the more likely I would be to break through. Besides, I had temporarily stopped taking my prescription Zoloft, fearing it may have been blocking my experience.
I packed a large bowl of 10X, sat down, and took a hit. I felt strange, stood up, and took another hit. As I was holding the second in, I was thrown into the Salvia world at lightspeed.
I guess I dropped the pipe and managed to pocket my lighter before I fell completely out of reality.
What was the Salvia world like? Punishment. I did not respect Lady Salvia on this day, simply wanting an experience. She obliterated me for it. In real life, I was rolling around on the bushes up against the fence.  It had lines going from the center to the outside - no, walls - that were made of people. The people had their arms stretched out, and neon signs on their bodies pointed out to the edge of the circle.
'Hello Chase, Now Chase' they chanted, over and over again. I had forgotten I had smoked the Salvia, briefly recalled it, then forgot it again. I thought that the women that seemed to make up the walls of this wheel were trying to direct me into the right place.  My sister was at the piano holding her electric guitar. I mubled something and noticed how she saw how weird I was acting. I made an attempt to prove my sobriety but gave up and went into my room.
Keep in mind that I kept cycling from the real world to the wheel. I ran into the bathroom, locked the door, and shed my clothes. I turned on the shower, hoping to regain my footing in reality. I was scared shitless - paniced. Nothing I read, no one I talked to could have prepared me for what was happening.
I sat in my shower desparately trying to force myself back into reality. The mere thought of closing my eyes caused me to temporarily be re-integrated with the wheel. I was scared to close my eyes. I tried masturbating to allow a real-worldy sensual experience to overrun the Salvia.
I remembered my research - light, noise, and distractions made the Salvia experience less powerful. I had my lights on and the shower was very noisy. I think if it were not for this I would have been freaking out somewhere, probably about to get myself in a mound of trouble.
I swore off ever doing drugs again. I was fearful of every noise - was it my parents getting home? Did my sister call the police or an ambulance to deal with me in this state? I forgot what happened to the pipe. I eventually got the courage to sit up and look in my pockets. I had the Salvia, I had the lighter, but no pipe. I feared my parents coming home and finding it. Where had I dropped it?
I turned the water temperature way down - fearing the heat was holding me into the experience. I got out of the shower, locked my bedroom door, and got dressed. I put my lighter away and put my salvia away. I realized the need to find my pipe. I went outside barefooted and tried to maintain my cool - I was still very much in shock. I found the pipe after a minute of searching. It was by the edge of the bushes. I hit it upside down several times to try and empty the bowl - mcuh of my extract is probably wasted now, I had packed a rather large bowl.
I came back in and put the pipe up. I relayed the experience to a few friends on the Internet. I went back outside to look for the filter I had knocked out of the bowl trying to get the Salvia out. I talked to my sister a few times to prove my sobriety. She didn't question what happened at the door. I am thankful for that.
I took some asprin and used the restroom. I'm sitting now in my room, 2 hours after the experience. The drug has worn off, but the emotional shock is still strongly affecting me. I have rationally began to take apart my experience, piece by piece. I will continue to use hallucinogens, even this salvia.
However, I *will* be more responsible about it. For one, I'm never doing any kind of hallucinogen without a trip sitter.  The DMT in my closet was going to be freebased today and smoked, but I'm going to hold off for a month. I need mental equilibrium.
To lady salvia: I'm sorry. I disrespected you, and got precisely what I deserved. I hope our next meeting is on better terms.
To my readers: Take this as a lesson.  I don't care if you had used the drug almost five times like me with no effect. If you disrespect Salvia, you will be blown away. Have a trip sitter, and be in a safe environment. Don't take this for granted.
Peace.
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BEFORE THE MADURAI BENCH OF MADRAS HIGH COURT DATED: 05/09/2012 CORAM THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE K.CHANDRU W.P.(MD)No.586 of 2012 & W.P.(MD)No.3085 of 2012 and M.P.(MD).No.1 of 0212 in W.P.(MD).No.3085 of 0212 W.P.(MD).No.586 of 2012 M/s.Supereme Poultry Private Limited, Rep. by its Deputy General Manager N.Kumarasamy, P & C. Towers, No.140, Perundhurai Road, Erode-638 011. ... Petitioner Vs. 1.The Superintendent of Police, Karur District, Karur. 2.The Inspector of Police, K.Paramathi Police Station, Aravakurichi Taluk, Karur District. 3.The Sub-Inspector of Police, Thennilai Police Station, Aravakurichi Taluk, Karur District. 4.The President, Kodanthur Village Panchayat, Aravakurichi Taluk, Karur District. ... Respondents
W.P.(MD).No.3085 of 2012 M/s.Supreme Poultry Private Limited, Rep. by its Chairman - cum - Managing Director, P & C Towers, No.140, Perundhurai Road, Erode-638 011. ... Petitioner Vs.
1.The District Collector-cum-Inspector of Panchayats, Karur District, Karur.
2.The President, Kodanthur Village Panchayat, Aravakurichi Taluk, Karur District. ... Respondents Prayer in W.P.(MD).No.586 of 2012 Petition filed under Article 226 of the
Constitution of India praying for the issuance of a writ of Mandamus directing the respondents to provide adequate police protection to the workers working at the land of the petitioner situated in Survey No.698/1, 697, 718/1 1B, 717/1, 704, 705, 706, 706, 708/2, 709 Kodanthur Village, Karur Taluk and to the properties of the petitioner located in the landed property on the basis of the representation of the petitioner dated 30.12.2011.
Prayer in W.P.(MD).No.3085 of 2012 Petition filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India praying for the issuance of a writ of Certiorarified Mandamus calling for the records relating to the impugned order passed by the 2nd respondent in his proceedings NIL dated 2.3.2012 and quash the same as illegal and consequently directing the 2nd respondent to renew the permission pursuant to the representation of the petitioner dated 31.1.2012.
W.P.(MD).No.586/2012 !For Petitioner ... M/s.Jana B.Janath Ahmed ^For Respondents .... Mr.M.Alaghuthevan, Spl GP (For R1 to R3) Mr.T.Mohan for Mr.M.P.Senthil (For R4) W.P.(MD).No.3085/2012 For Petitioner ... Mr.B.Saravanan For Respondents ... Mr.M.Alaghuthevan, Spl GP (For R1) Mr.T.Mohan for Mr.M.P.Senthil (For R2) :COMMON ORDER Both the writ petitions are filed by the same petitioner which is a private limited company.
2.In the first writ petition viz., W.P.(MD).No.586 of 2012, the petitioner seeks for a direction to the respondents to provide adequate police protection to the workers working at the land of the petitioner situated in Survey No.698/1, 697, 718/1 1B, 717/1, 704, 705, 706, 706, 708/2, 709 at Kodanthur Village, Karur Taluk and to the properties of the petitioner located in the landed property of the petitioner on the basis of the representation of the petitioner dated 30.12.2011
3.In the said representation of the petitioner, dated 30.12.2011, addressed to the Superintendent of Police, Karur District and the Inspector of Police, K.Paramathi Police Station, (respondents 1 & 2 herein), the petitioner claimed that they have started construction work for Poultry Farm and Feed Mill pursuant to the common orders passed by this Court in W.A.(MD).Nos.14, 15, 97 and 238 of 2011 and W.A(MD).885 of 2010. However, few local people belong to Kodanthur Village are attempting to obstruct the construction work and on 30.12.2011, when the works of the petitioner were executing construction work, a mob of nearly 150 villagers barged into the landed property of the petitioner where the Poultry Farm is being set up and threatened the workers not to continue the construction activity, otherwise the petitioner/company will face dire consequences. They have also warned the petitioner/company to stop the constitution work. Therefore, the petitioner/company requested for initiation of criminal action against them and to provide adequate police protection to the lives of the works working in the property of the petitioner/company.
4.In the said writ petition, the petitioner has also impleaded the President, Kodanthur Village Panchayat, Aravakurichi Taluk, Karur District, also as 4th respondent.
5.When the matter came up on 24.01.2012, this Court directed the petitioner to produce the building permit issued by the Panchayat for the purpose of construction and also directed to produce licence issued by the Panchayat for conducting the poultry farm. It was further directed that the writ petition will be posted for admission only after production of the said documents.
6.Subsequently, when the matter came up on 30.03.2012, it was informed that the local body had rejected the planning permission for the petitioner and they have challenged the same in another writ petition and hence, the first writ petition was directed to be posted along with W.P.(MD).No.2085 of 2012.
7.The 4th respondent has filed a counter affidavit dated 12.03.2012. In the counter affidavit, the Panchayat Union has denied the allegation that the local villagers at the instance of rival company used to collect a mob in front of the land and make violent protest against the construction activities. These allegations were made only for maintaining the writ petition and they are only self serving statements. Even if it is presumed that the said incident happened on 16.09.2011, however, the purported complaint was made only on 27.12.2011.
8.In the second writ petition viz., W.P.(MD).No.3085 of 2012, the petitioner/company challenges the order 02.03.2012 passed by the 2nd respondent and after setting aside the same, seeks for the renewal of permission pursuant to the representation of the petitioner dated 31.01.2012.
9.When the second writ petition came up on 14.03.2012, notice was directed to be issued to the 2nd respondent and learned Special Government Pleader was directed to take notice for the 1st respondent.
10.On notice from this Court, the 2nd respondent entered appearance through a counsel and filed a counter affidavit dated 27.08.2012.
11.Heard both sides. The disposal of the second writ petition in W.P.(MD).No.3085 of 2012 will also dispose the first writ petition in W.P.(MD).No.586 of 2012, as it is incidental to the second writ petition.
12.By the impugned order dated 02.03.2012 issued by the Panchayat of Kodanthur Village Panchayat, Aravakurichi Taluk, Karur District, the petitioner was informed that since they have not completed the building in terms of Rule 30 of the Tamil Nadu Panchayat Building Rules, within the period of one year and hence, the permission granted had already expired. In terms of Condition No.6, they have not applied for renewal of building plan and since there is no guidelines issued by the District Collector, Karur, they are unable to renew the building permit and hence, the petitioner's application for renewal dated 31.01.2012 was returned.
13.The case of the petitioner/company was that the company was a registered company registered in the year 1991 and has been in the business of poultry farm and poultry feeds. It is already running poultry farm and feed mill in Poondurai Semoor without any problem or pollution in accordance with existing norms. The petitioner/company decided to set up poultry farm and feed mill in Kodanthur Village (South) and also purchased approximately about 75 acres of land for the said purpose through various registered sale deeds. The petitioner/company made an application before the 2nd respondent seeking for grant of building permission for construction of Feed Mill at Survey No.696 and Poultry Farm in S.No.698/1, 697, 718/A1B, 717/1, 704, 705, 706, 707, 708/2 & 709 at Kodanthur Village. The 2nd respondent grant building permission as requested by the petitioner vide proceedings dated 05.04.2010, for the period of one year commencing from 05.04.2010 ending on 04.04.2011 on certain conditions. The petitioner/company approached the Commissioner, Karur Paramathi Panchayat Union, to grant appropriate planning approval and the Panchayat Union had also passed resolution dated 16.04.2010 by giving consent to set up the Poultry farm and Feed mill and based on the same the Commissioner of the Panchayat Union, granted permission vide proceedings dated 28.04.2010. Thereafter, the petitioner applied before the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board for appropriate approval and the Board was also pleased to grant consent order for setting up the establishment, under Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution), Act 1981 and Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1974 by proceedings, dated 31.03.2010. Thereafter, the petitioner approached the Department of Public Health and Preventive Medicine and they have also granted permission for fixing the machineries by proceedings dated 08.05.2010. Consequently, the Fire and Rescue Department had also granted no objection to set up the Feed Mill factory and Poultry Farm. Based upon the above permissions, the petitioner/company was given a loan of Rs.22,50,00,000/- by the Indian Overseas Bank, Erode and this petitioner company had also invested huge sum of money by ordering machinery, leveling the land, fabrication of cages, purling etc., to the tune of Rs.3,00,00,000/-. It is stated that one business rival group filed a suit in O.S.No.225/2010 before the District Munsif Court, Karur, for declaration and permanent injunction stating that the erection and running of Poultry Farm in the suit property is objectionable and nuisance to the plaintiff and villagers. There was no interim order passed in the said suit. However, at the instances of that rival group, the Panchayat Union Council passed a resolution No.565 dated 01.07.2010 cancelling the permission granted to the petitioner to set up new poultry farm and poultry feed mill factory. On the basis of the said resolution, the Commissioner of Karur Paramathi Panchayat passed an order dated 06.07.2010, thereby cancelled the licence and building permission.
14.Aggrieved by the action of the Panchayat Union, the petitioner filed W.P.No.8812 of 2010 before this Court. The said writ petition was allowed by this Court on 28.07.2010. However, in the meanwhile, the 1st respondent/District Collector passed an order dated 11.10.2010 cancelling the building permission granted by the 2nd respondent on the ground that no resolution was passed in Kodanthur Village Panchayat and the building permission was granted in violation of the norms. Aggrieved by the same, the petitioner filed another writ petition in W.P.No.12948 of 2010 before this Court. Subsequently, the Vice President of the the 2nd respondent Panchayat passed an order dated 04.10.2010 cancelling the building plan issued by the President of the said village panchayat stating that setting up of poultry farm and feed mill would cause pollution to the surrounding and mosquitoes & flies would spread diseases. By an order dated 04.10.2010, the petitioner/company was directed to stop construction work, failing which action will be initiated under the provisions of Tamil Nadu Panchayat Act, 1994.
15.Aggrieved by the order of the 2nd respondent, the petitioner filed W.P.No.13105 of 2010 before this Court. By a common order dated 03.12.2010, this Court dismissed both the writ petitions. As against the said order, the petitioner/company preferred two writ appeals being W.A.Nos.14 & 15 of 2011. The Panchayat Union has also filed appeals in W.A.No.97 of 2011 and W.A.No.238 of 2011. Even as against the order in W.P.No.8812 of 2010, dated 28.07.2010, the Panchayat Union has preferred Writ appeal in W.A.No.885 of 2010.
16.All the five writ appeals were heard together by the Division Bench and a common order was passed on 16.09.2011. In the said common order, the Division Bench upheld the order in W.P.No.8812 of 2010 and held that the Pollution Control Board has given consent to establish the unit. But, at the same time, at Para 40, the Division Bench has observed as follows:- "40.............. However, quashing of the order of the Commissioner, dated 05.07.2010 by which the original order of the executive authority, dated 05.04.2010 stands restored does not in our view take away the right of the authorities contemplated under the Tamil Nadu Panchayat Building Rules, 1997, in cancelling or modifying the same in accordance with law. In all fairness, in our considered view especially during the subsistence of the permission granted by the executive authority, when a contrary decision was attempted to be taken by the Commissioner of Panchayat Union, he ought to have heard the company before passing such orders.
In Para 41 it was observed as follows:-
"41.......... However, it is always open to the Executive Authority, to act as per the said provision of the rules enumerated above in the event of any contingency in respect of the grant of permission."
In para 44 it was observed as follows:-
"44...........Accordingly, the stop work notice issued by the Vice President of the Panchayat, dated 04.10.2010 challenged in W.P.(MD).No.13105 of 2010 cannot sustain in the eye of law, when the Company has been issued a permission by the executive authority by way of a building permission as per the Tamil Nadu Panchayats Building Rules 1997. Insofar as it relates to the order of the Inspector of Panchayats on 11.10.2010 which has been challenged in W.P.(MD).No.12948 of 2010, it has to be remembered that the power of the executive authority namely the President of Village Panchayat in issuing permission for building as per the Tamil Nadu Panchayats Building Rules 1997, or the power of Inspector to suspend any resolution passed by the village panchayat or cancel any licence or permission granted is certainly unassailable. That power is available to the District Collector being the Inspector of Panchayats under Section 202 of the Tamil Nadu Panchayat Act, 1994..."
In Para 48 it was observed as follows:-
"48.Inasmuch as we are of the view that the authority competent namely, the executive authority under the Tamil Nadu Panchayats Act 1994 being the President as per the Tamil Nadu Panchayats Building Rules 1997, has granted permission to the company which is the appellant in W.A.(MD).Nos.14 and 15 of 2011. Unless and until, that is varied either by the executive authority himself in the manner known to law as enumerated above or set aside or suspended by the Inspector of Panchayats namely, the District Collector as per the provision of Section 202 by following the principles of natural justice as provided therein, it is certainly no open to the District Collector unilaterally to come to a conclusion as if the resolution passed by the panchayat on 16.04.2010 approving the approval granted by the executive authority, dated 05.04.2010 is invalid or without jurisdiction or such approval has been granted unilaterally by the president without resolution of the panchayat when such resolution is not a condition precedent as per the statutory rules or based on any other reasons. This aspect has also not been considered by the learned single Judge."
Finally, in para 52 it has been held as follows:-
"52.In the result,
i)W.A.(MD).Nos.14 & 15 of 2011 are allowed and the impugned orders, dated 11.10.2010 and 04.10.2010 are set aside.
ii)W.A.(MD).No.97 of 2011 stands ordered with a direction to the President of the Panchayat and the Inspector of Panchayats, namely, the District Collector, to act as per the provisions of the Rules as well as the Act after giving opportunity to the writ petitioner as well as the public and others who are likely to be affected in respect of granting of permission by the executive authority namely, the President dated 05.04.2010 and pass appropriate orders.
iii)The writ appeals No.885 of 2011 and 238 of 2011 stand dismissed. No costs. Consequently, connected Miscellaneous Petitions are closed."
17.After the disposal of the said Writ Appeals, the petitioner/company sent a letter dated 31.01.2012 to the 2nd respondent seeking for extension of building permission for further period of two years. In receipt of the same, the impugned order came to be passed stating that the originally permission was granted for only one year and during that period, the building has not been constructed and application for renewal was not made 30 days prior to the lapse of permission and hence, there is no scope for renewal and the application was rejected.
18.The contention raised by the petitioner was that the full period for one year to complete the construction of poultry farm and feed mill was not given to the petitioner as the permission granted on 05.04.2010 was cancelled by the 2nd respondent panchayat on 04.10.2010 and the cancellation order was challenged before this Court and the final orders were passed in writ appeals only on 16.09.2011. Hence, the petitioner was not given full period of one year to construct the building as per the building permission. The earlier permission was cancelled prematurely and the same was challenged in the writ appeals, the same was disposed of only on 16.09.2011 and hence, the question of making application for renewal before 30 days of the lapse of permission did not arise.
19.In the counter affidavit filed by the 2nd respondent, it was contended that the contentions of the petitioner that no sufficient time was granted to the petitioner in view of the earlier proceedings before this Court may not be correct. Even after the order passed by this Court in Writ Appeals on 16.09.2011, the petitioner did not immediately approach the Panchayat, though the original order dated 05.04.2010 lapsed on 04.04.2011 itself. The petitioner's request for renewal was made only on 31.01.2012, almost after a period of four months after the orders were passed in the writ appeals. As on date, the permission granted by the Panchyat Union is lapsed and plan approval is also lapsed.
20.Mr.T.Mohan appearing for the Panchayat contended that even the pendency of the proceedings did not also preclude the petitioner from applying for renewal and that even that period has also come to an end.
21.The question that arises for consideration is whether the petitioner's request for renewal can be granted as per the Tamil Nadu Panchayat Building Rules.
22.It is admitted that the originally building permission was granted for a period of one year on 05.04.2010 and it lapsed on 04.04.2011 and the building construction has not been completed during the said period. Assuming that there was no request for renewal due to the pendency of the proceedings, even then the writ appeals were finally disposed on 16.09.2011 and that period is excluded, still the petitioner did not apply for renewal 30 days prior to the expiry of the building permission. Therefore, the petitioner cannot be allowed to contend against the teeth of the statutory provision.
23.In this context, a reference is made to the judgment of this Court in Kousic & Co. Vs. The District Collector, Erode & others reported in 2012 Writ L.R. 559 for contending that a Unit cannot run without getting running licence and they are bound to take permission/licence to install machineries and run the unit and the said condition is mandatory as failure to get licence will lead to penal consequences.
24.In view of the above, it is held that petitioner is not having currency of building permission and the writ petition in W.P.(MD).No.3085 of 2012 is liable to be dismissed.
25.Hence, the question of putting up their construction as found in their letter dated 30.12.2012 and for consequently police protection also does not stand for scrutiny of law. In this context, a reference was made to the judgment in CDJ 2012 MHC 3661 (GAIL India Ltd. rep by its Senior Manager (Law) Vs. The State of Tamil Nadu, rep by its Secretary to Government, Home Department & others) for contending that the grant of police protection is not automatic and if the aggrieved person filed a petition for protection, only in case there was a failure on the part of the Police to take action even in the teeth of congnizable offence, the Court may grant direction suitably. Hence, the writ petition in W.P.(MD).No.586 of 2012 is also liable to be dismissed.
26.In view of the above, both the above writ petitions are dismissed. Consequently, connected Miscellaneous Petitioner is clsoed. No costs.
ssv To:
1.The Superintendent of Police, Karur District, Karur.
2.The Inspector of Police, K.Paramathi Police Station, Aravakurichi Taluk, Karur District.
3.The Sub-Inspector of Police, Thennilai Police Station, Aravakurichi Taluk, Karur District.
4.The President, Kodanthur Village Panchayat, Aravakurichi Taluk, Karur District.
5.The District Collector-cum-Inspector of Panchayats, Karur District, Karur.


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Control is the base class for user-interface objects.
| Field Summary | |
protected int |
height
The control's height |
protected Control |
next
The control's next sibling. |
protected Container |
parent
The parent of the control. |
protected Control |
prev
The control's previous sibling. |
protected int |
width
The control's width |
protected int |
x
The control's x location |
protected int |
y
The control's y location |
| Constructor Summary | |
Control()
|
| Method Summary | |
Timer |
addTimer(int millis)
Adds a timer to a control. |
boolean |
contains(int x,
int y)
Returns true if the given x and y coordinate in the parent's coordinate system is contained within this control. |
Graphics |
createGraphics()
Creates a Graphics object which can be used to draw in the control. |
FontMetrics |
getFontMetrics(Font font)
Returns the font metrics for a given font. |
Control |
getNext()
Returns the next child in the parent's list of controls. |
Container |
getParent()
Returns the control's parent container. |
Rect |
getRect()
Returns a copy of the control's rectangle. |
void |
onEvent(Event event)
Called to process key, pen, control and other posted events. |
void |
onPaint(Graphics g)
Called to draw the control. |
void |
postEvent(Event event)
Posts an event. |
boolean |
removeTimer(Timer timer)
Removes a timer from a control. |
void |
repaint()
Redraws the control. |
void |
setRect(int x,
int y,
int width,
int height)
Sets or changes a control's position and size. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, hashCode, toString |
| Field Detail |
protected int x
protected int y
protected int width
protected int height
protected Container parent
protected Control next
protected Control prev
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public Control()
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public Timer addTimer(int millis)
millis
- the timer tick interval in millisecondsControlEvent
public boolean removeTimer(Timer timer)
public FontMetrics getFontMetrics(Font font)
public void setRect(int x, int y, int width, int height)
public Rect getRect()
public Container getParent()
public Control getNext()
public boolean contains(int x, int y)
public void repaint()
public Graphics createGraphics()
public void postEvent(Event event)
Event
public void onEvent(Event event)
event
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- pos
The current string pointer position.
- string
The source string
Methods
- __init__(src=None)
Constructor
Arguments:
src -- a string to scan. This can be set later by string()
- bol()
Return whether or not the scan pointer is immediately after a newline
character (DOS/Unix/Mac aware), or at the start of the string.
- check(pattern, flags=0)
Return a match for the pattern (or None) at the scan pointer without
actually consuming the string
If the pattern matched but was zero length, the empty string is returned
If the pattern did not match, None is returned
- check_to(pattern, flags=0)
Return all text up until the beginning of the first match for the pattern
after the scan pointer without consuming the string
If the pattern matched but was zero length, the empty string is returned
If the pattern did not match, None is returned
- check_until(pattern, flags=0)
Return all text up until the end of the first match for the pattern
after the scan pointer without consuming the string
If the pattern matched but was zero length, the empty string is returned
If the pattern did not match, None is returned
- eol()
Return whether or not the scan pointer is immediately before a newline
character (DOS/Unix/Mac aware) or at the end of the string.
- eos()
Return True iff we are at the end of the string, else False.
- exists(pattern, flags=0)
Return True if the given pattern matches ANYWHERE after the scan
pointer. Don't advance the scan pointer
- get(length=1)
Return the given number of characters from the current string pointer
and consume them
If we reach the end of the stream, the empty string is returned
- location()
Return as a tuple: (linenumber, bytenumber)
- match()
Return the last matching string
Raise Exception if no match attempts have been recorded.
Raise Exception if most recent match failed
- match_group(*args)
Return the contents of the given group in the most recent match.
This is a wrapper to re.MatchObject.group()
raise IndexError if the match exists but the group does not
raise Exception if no match attempts have been recorded
raise Exception if most recent match failed
- match_groupdict(default=None)
Return a dict containing group_name => match. This is a wrapper to
re.MatchObject.groupdict() and as such it only works for named groups
Raise Exception if no match attempts have been recorded.
Raise Exception if most recent match failed
- match_groups(default=None)
Return the most recent's match's groups, this is a wrapper to
re.MatchObject.groups()
Raise Exception if no match attempts have been recorded.
Raise Exception if most recent match failed
- match_info()
Return the most recent match's MatchObject. This is what's returned by
the re module. Use this if the other methods here don't expose what you
need.
Raise Exception if no match attempts have been recorded.
Raise Exception if most recent match failed
- match_len()
Return the length of the last matching string
This is equivalent to len(scanner.match()).
Raise Exception if no match attempts have been recorded.
Raise Exception if most recent match failed
- match_pos()
Return the offset into the string of the last match
Raise Exception if no match attempts have been recorded.
Raise Exception if most recent match failed
- matched()
Return True if the last match was successful, else False.
Raise Exception if no match attempts have been recorded.
- peek(length=1)
Return the given number of characters from the current string pointer
without consuming them.
If we reach the end of the stream, the empty string is returned
- post_match()
Return the string following the last match or None. This is equivalent
to: scanner.string[scanner.match_pos() + scanner.match_len() : ]
raise Exception if no match attempts have been recorded
- pre_match()
Return the string preceding the last match or None. This is equivalent
to: scanner.string[:scanner.match_pos()]
raise Exception if no match attempts have been recorded
- reset()
Reset the scanner's state including string pointer and match history.
- rest()
Return the string from the current pointer onwards, i.e. the segment of
string which has not yet been consumed.
- rest_len()
Return the length of string remaining.
This is equivalent to len(rest())
- scan(pattern, flags=0)
Return a match for the pattern at the scan pointer and consume the
string.
Return None if not match is found
- scan_to(pattern, flags=0)
Return all text up until the beginning of the first match for the pattern
after the scan pointer.
The pattern is not included in the match.
The scan pointer will be moved such that it immediately precedes the pattern
Return None if no match is found
- scan_until(pattern, flags=0)
Return the first match for the pattern after the scan pointer and
consumes the string up until the end of the match.
Return None if no match is found
- skip(pattern, flags=0)
Scan ahead over the given pattern and return how many characters were
consumed, or None.
Similar to scan, but does not return the string or record the match
- skip_bytes(n)
Skip the given number of bytes and return the number of bytes consumed
- skip_lines(n=1)
Skip the given number of lines and return the number of lines consumed
- skip_to(pattern, flags=0)
Scan ahead until the beginning of first occurrance of the given pattern
and return how many characters were skipped, or None if the match
failed
The match is not recorded.
- skip_until(pattern, flags=0)
Scan ahead until the end of first occurrance of the given pattern and
return how many characters were consumed, or None if the match failed
The match is not recorded
- skip_whitespace(n=None, multiline=True)
Skip over whitespace characters and return the number of characters
consumed
Arguments:
n -- maximum number of characters to cosume (default None)
multiline -- whether or not to consume newline characters (default True)
- terminate()
Set the string pointer to the end of the input and clear the match
history.
- unscan()
Revert the scanner's state to that of the previous match. Only one
previous state is remembered
Throw Exception if there is no previous known state to restore


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if monic:
return base
factor = sqrt(pi)/2.0*_gam(n+2) / _gam(n+1.5)
return base * factor
// Chebyshev of the first kind C_n(x)
def c_roots(n,mu=0):
[x,w] = c_roots(n)
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Return nth order Chebyshev polynomial of second kind, Un(x). Orthogonal
over [-1,1] with weight function (1-x**2)**(1/2).
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// Chebyshev of the first kind C_n(x)
def c_roots(n,mu=0):
[x,w] = c_roots(n)


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public class OndusService
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.time.Instant |
authorizationExpiresAt()
Returns the time at which the internally saved authorization will expire.
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java.util.Optional<BaseAppliance> |
getAppliance(Room inRoom,
java.lang.String applianceId)
Retrieves a single
SenseGuardAppliance object from the Api without querying for all appliances inside the GROHE
account. |
java.util.Optional<ApplianceCommand> |
getApplianceCommand(SenseGuardAppliance appliance)
Retrieves the current state of the appliances
ApplianceCommand saved for the appliance in the
GROHE account. |
java.util.Optional<BaseApplianceData> |
getApplianceData(BaseAppliance appliance)
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java.util.Optional<BaseApplianceData> |
getApplianceData(BaseAppliance appliance,
java.time.Instant from,
java.time.Instant to)
The same as
getApplianceData(BaseAppliance) , however, limits the requested data to a specific time range
instead of requesting all data from all time. |
java.util.List<BaseAppliance> |
getAppliances(Room inRoom)
SenseGuardAppliance s are real devices from GROHE, saved inside the GROHE account. |
java.util.Optional<ApplianceStatus> |
getApplianceStatus(BaseAppliance appliance)
Retrieves the current status of the appliance.
|
java.util.Optional<Location> |
getLocation(int id)
Retrieves a single
Location object from the Api without querying for all locations inside the GROHE
account. |
java.util.List<Location> |
getLocations()
Locations are the top-level organizational structure inside the GROHE account.
|
java.util.Optional<Room> |
getRoom(Location inLocation,
int id)
Retrieves a single
Room object from the Api without querying for all rooms inside the GROHE
account. |
java.util.List<Room> |
getRooms(Location forLocation)
A
Room is an intermediate organizational structure element inside the GROHE account. |
static OndusService |
login(java.lang.String refreshToken)
Main entry point for the
OndusService to obtain an initialized instance of it. |
static OndusService |
login(java.lang.String username,
java.lang.String password)
Main entry point for the
OndusService to obtain an initialized instance of it. |
java.lang.String |
refreshAuthorization()
Refreshed the internally saved authorization information (if necessary) and uses the refreshed authorization for
upcoming requests to the GROHE Api.
|
void |
setValveOpen(SenseGuardAppliance appliance,
boolean open)
Changes the valve state of the appliance.
|
public static OndusService login(java.lang.String username, java.lang.String password) throws java.io.IOException, javax.security.auth.login.LoginException
OndusService
to obtain an initialized instance of it. When calling this method,
the provided credentials will be checked against the GROHE Api and an access token will be saved in this
OndusService
instance.
The access token currently is valid for 6 months, however it will not be refreshed automatically. If it expires,
you need to create a new instance of OndusService
.username
- The username of the GROHE accountpassword
- The password of the GROHE accountOndusService
with the username or passwordjava.io.IOException
- When a communication error occursjavax.security.auth.login.LoginException
- If the login credentials are rejected by the APIpublic static OndusService login(java.lang.String refreshToken) throws java.io.IOException, javax.security.auth.login.LoginException
OndusService
to obtain an initialized instance of it. When calling this method,
the provided refreshAuthorization token will be used to obtain a fresh access token from the GROHE Api, which will be saved
in this OndusService
instance.
The access token currently is valid for one hour, however it will not be refreshed automatically. If it expires,
you need to create a new instance of OndusService
.refreshToken
- The refreshTokenResponse of the GROHE accountOndusService
with the username or passwordjava.io.IOException
- When a communication error occursjavax.security.auth.login.LoginException
- If the login credentials are rejected by the APIpublic java.time.Instant authorizationExpiresAt()
refreshAuthorization()
.public java.lang.String refreshAuthorization() throws java.io.IOException, javax.security.auth.login.LoginException
java.io.IOException
javax.security.auth.login.LoginException
public java.util.List<Location> getLocations() throws java.io.IOException
Location
s in the GROHE accountjava.io.IOException
- When a communication error occurspublic java.util.Optional<Location> getLocation(int id) throws java.io.IOException
Location
object from the Api without querying for all locations inside the GROHE
account.id
- The location ID as retrieved by the GROHE ApiLocation
java.io.IOException
- When a communication error occurspublic java.util.List<Room> getRooms(Location forLocation) throws java.io.IOException
Room
is an intermediate organizational structure element inside the GROHE account. It is usually
used to separate multiple appliances in different rooms from each other.public java.util.Optional<Room> getRoom(Location inLocation, int id) throws java.io.IOException
Room
object from the Api without querying for all rooms inside the GROHE
account.public java.util.List<BaseAppliance> getAppliances(Room inRoom) throws java.io.IOException
SenseGuardAppliance
s are real devices from GROHE, saved inside the GROHE account. They provide an interface
to the appliance's features and data.inRoom
- The Room
to look for appliances inSenseGuardAppliance
s in the GROHE accountjava.io.IOException
- When a communication error occurspublic java.util.Optional<BaseAppliance> getAppliance(Room inRoom, java.lang.String applianceId) throws java.io.IOException
SenseGuardAppliance
object from the Api without querying for all appliances inside the GROHE
account.inRoom
- The Room
to look for the appliance inapplianceId
- The room ID as retrieved by the GROHE ApiSenseGuardAppliance
java.io.IOException
- When a communication error occurspublic java.util.Optional<BaseApplianceData> getApplianceData(BaseAppliance appliance) throws java.io.IOException
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saved for the appliance in the GROHE account. This method will query for the
whole set of data saved for the appliance up to the (yet unknown) limit of the GROHE api. Consider using
getApplianceData(BaseAppliance, Instant, Instant)
to minimize the length of the result and the payload
exchanged with the GROHE Api.appliance
- The SenseGuardAppliance
to retrieve data fromSenseGuardApplianceData
of the appliancejava.io.IOException
- When a communication error occurspublic java.util.Optional<BaseApplianceData> getApplianceData(BaseAppliance appliance, java.time.Instant from, java.time.Instant to) throws java.io.IOException
getApplianceData(BaseAppliance)
, however, limits the requested data to a specific time range
instead of requesting all data from all time.appliance
- The BaseAppliance
to retrieve data fromfrom
- Needs to be an instance of Instant
which is at least one day before toto
- Needs to be an instance of Instant
which is at least one day after fromSenseGuardApplianceData
of the appliance in the given time rangejava.io.IOException
- When a communication error occurspublic java.util.Optional<ApplianceCommand> getApplianceCommand(SenseGuardAppliance appliance) throws java.io.IOException
ApplianceCommand
saved for the appliance in the
GROHE account. This can be used to inspect the current state of the appliance and activated/queued commands.appliance
- The SenseGuardAppliance
to retrieve command information fromApplianceCommand
of the appliancejava.io.IOException
- When a communication error occurspublic java.util.Optional<ApplianceStatus> getApplianceStatus(BaseAppliance appliance) throws java.io.IOException
appliance
- The BaseAppliance
to retrieve command information fromApplianceStatus
of the appliancejava.io.IOException
- When a communication error occurspublic void setValveOpen(SenseGuardAppliance appliance, boolean open) throws java.io.IOException
appliance
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16: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
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§651-19 Recording discharge. Whenever an order has been made discharging or releasing an attachment upon real property, a certified copy of the order may be recorded in the office in which a copy of the writ has been recorded under section 651-9 and be indexed in like manner. All expenses relating to the attachment shall be paid by the plaintiff. [L 1905, c 84, §19; RL 1925, §2823; RL 1935, §4208; RL 1945, §10159; RL 1955, §233-19; am L 1966, c 33, §8; HRS §651-19]
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| enum marla_ChunkResponseStage stage | The stage of chunk writing. |
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| def | set_calibration_clear (self, device) |
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| def | set_plock (self, device, state) |
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◆ get_calibration()
| def GreenPonik_Atlas_Scientific_i2c.CommonsI2c.get_calibration |
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@brief Get current calibrations data
@param device = AltasI2c instance
@return ?CAL,<current calibration>
◆ get_device_info()
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@brief Get device information
@param device = AltasI2c instance
@return device name, firmware version
◆ get_find()
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@brief Fin devices
@param device = AltasI2c instance
@return OK
◆ get_led()
| def GreenPonik_Atlas_Scientific_i2c.CommonsI2c.get_led |
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@brief Get led state
@param device = AltasI2c instance
@return string ?L,1 for On / ?L,0 for Off
◆ get_plock()
| def GreenPonik_Atlas_Scientific_i2c.CommonsI2c.get_plock |
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@brief Get Plock status
@param device = AltasI2c instance
@return string ?Plock,1 for Locked / ?L,0 for Unlocked
◆ get_read()
| def GreenPonik_Atlas_Scientific_i2c.CommonsI2c.get_read |
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@brief Read sensor value
@param device = AltasI2c instance
@return string (depending of O parameter)
◆ get_status()
| def GreenPonik_Atlas_Scientific_i2c.CommonsI2c.get_status |
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@brief Get status
@param device = AltasI2c instance
@return status of device decode them by using AtlasI2c.AS_RESTART_CODES
◆ get_temperature()
| def GreenPonik_Atlas_Scientific_i2c.CommonsI2c.get_temperature |
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@brief Get current compensation temperature
@param device = AltasI2c instance
@return string ?T,<temperature value>
◆ set_calibration_clear()
| def GreenPonik_Atlas_Scientific_i2c.CommonsI2c.set_calibration_clear |
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@brief Clear calibration data
@param device = AltasI2c instance
◆ set_calibration_high()
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@brief calibration 2 points high point
@param device = AltasI2c instance
@param float = high solution calibration
◆ set_calibration_low()
| def GreenPonik_Atlas_Scientific_i2c.CommonsI2c.set_calibration_low |
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@brief calibration 2 points low point
@param device = AltasI2c instance
@param float = low solution calibration
◆ set_facory()
| def GreenPonik_Atlas_Scientific_i2c.CommonsI2c.set_facory |
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@brief Factory reset, clears calibration, LED on,
Response codes enabled
@param device = AltasI2c instance
◆ set_i2c_addr()
| def GreenPonik_Atlas_Scientific_i2c.CommonsI2c.set_i2c_addr |
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@brief Change the device i2c address
@param device = AltasI2c instance
@param int = new i2c add
◆ set_led()
| def GreenPonik_Atlas_Scientific_i2c.CommonsI2c.set_led |
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@brief Change Led state
@param device = AltasI2c instance
@param int or bool state = 1 = On / state = 0 = Off
◆ set_plock()
| def GreenPonik_Atlas_Scientific_i2c.CommonsI2c.set_plock |
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@brief Plock is used to lock the changes between I2C and UART
@param device = AltasI2c instance
@param int or bool state = 1 = Locked / state = 0 = Unlocked
◆ set_sleep_mode()
| def GreenPonik_Atlas_Scientific_i2c.CommonsI2c.set_sleep_mode |
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@brief Enter sleep mode / low power
@param device = AltasI2c instance
◆ set_temperature()
| def GreenPonik_Atlas_Scientific_i2c.CommonsI2c.set_temperature |
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@brief Set the compensation temperature
@param device = AltasI2c instance
@param t = float temperature value
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- GreenPonik_Atlas_Scientific_i2c.py


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This wintry ginger and chocolate cheesecake is perfect for jazzing up the dessert selection at Christmas.
If you want to make life a little easier for yourself you can simply grate chocolate on top of the cheesecake instead of making the decorations.
Preheat the oven to 170C/150C Fan/Gas 3. Grease the base of a 20cm/8in springform cake tin with butter, then line with a circle of baking parchment.
For the base, melt the butter and chocolate in small saucepan over a low heat. Stir in the crushed biscuits.
Transfer the base mixture to the cake tin and, using your fingers, press down until it completely covers the bottom of the cake tin in an even layer. Chill in the fridge until needed.
For the filling, suspend a heatproof bowl over a pan of gently simmering water (do not allow the base of the bowl to touch the water). Add the white chocolate to the bowl and melt until runny and smooth, stirring occasionally with a wooden spoon.
In a large bowl, whisk the cream cheese and soured cream together until smooth and well combined. Whisk in the eggs and vanilla extract until completely smooth, then stir in the melted white chocolate until well combined. Fold in the chopped ginger.
Pour the filling mixture on top of the chilled base and level the top using a palette knife. Bake in the oven for 40-45 minutes, or until firm around the edge and just set in the middle.
Remove the cheesecake from the oven and rest for 10 minutes, then run a small blunt knife around the inside edge of the cake tin. Set aside until the cheesecake has completely cooled in the tin, then chill in the fridge.
For the decoration, lay two strips of baking parchment on a work surface. Spoon the melted chocolate into a small piping bag fitted with a size-two writing nozzle and pipe eleven small chocolate holly leaf shapes onto the baking parchment strips (five on one, six on the other).
Lay the strips of baking parchment paper over two rolling pins or similar slightly curved surfaces. Secure the strips at each end with elastic bands. Place the rolling pins onto the bases of two empty egg boxes to prevent them rolling away, then allow the chocolate leaves to cool and set.
Meanwhile, add a few drops of red food colouring to the marzipan and knead until the marzipan is a uniform bright red.
Remove the cake-tin ring from the cheesecake and place the cheesecake, still on its base, onto a serving plate.
Whip the cream until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed, then spoon into a piping bag fitted with a star nozzle. Pipe eight rosettes or swirls around the edge of the top of the cheesecake and one rosette or swirl in the middle.
Place one chocolate holly leaf and three holly berries in the centre of each swirl of cream, then arrange three chocolate holly leaves and the remaining marzipan berries on top of the central swirl of cream. Serve immediately.
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Your Polteageist in Pokemon Sword and Shield might be running around in a counterfeit teapot
by Stephany NunneleyThere’s apparently a counterfeit teapot in Pokemon Sword and Shield.
Pokemon Sword and Shield players who catch Ghost-type Pokemon Sinistea in the game may notice something slightly off when it evolves into Polteageist.
Apparently, the teapot the Pokemon inhabits can be either a counterfeit antique or an authentic one. The Pokemon evolves into Polteageist when exposed to a Chipped Pot or a Cracked Pot. So, how do you know if the Pokemon is inhabiting a fake or real antique?
The Chipped Pot features a mark of authenticity while the Cracked Pot doesn’t, according to Bulbapedia. So how can you tell which is which?
According to Polygon, just go into your Pokedex and press A to see detail. You will need to press A again for “Motion/Cry,” to be able to move your Pokemon around to see the bottom of the teapot.
Per Seribi, the standard form you will find in the wild is counterfeit. But there’s nothing to worry about because the stats are the same on a real teapot and a fake one.
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Savage Arena, Toledo, Ohio; Saturday, 2 p.m. EST
BOTTOM LINE: The Toledo Rockets are set to battle the Racers of NAIA program Northwestern Ohio. Toledo is coming off a 112-68 home win against Howard in its most recent game.
TEAM LEADERS: Marreon Jackson has averaged 18.8 points and 7.8 assists this year for Toledo. Luke Knapke is also a big contributor, with 15.8 points, 8.3 rebounds and two blocks per game.
CREATING OFFENSE: Marreon Jackson has had his hand in 41 percent of all Toledo field goals over the last three games. The sophomore guard has 14 field goals and 24 assists in those games.
DID YOU KNOW: Toledo went 11-2 overall when playing against out-of-conference foes last year. The Rockets scored 80.2 points per contest in those 13 contests.
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All Classes Interface Summary Class Summary Class Description AbstractRecord Base class for MobileDB database records.ApplicationInfo The application info block in a Palm database.Category Category constants.Checkbox A checkbox in a MobileDB record.CheckboxDefinition A checkbox field in a MobileDB record.DatabaseInfo The database info block in a MobileDB database.DataBlock An abstract representation of a block of data in a file.DataRecord A data record in a MobileDB database.Date A date in a MobileDB record.Date A date in a Palm database.DateDefinition A date field in a MobileDB record.Definition A field difintion in a MobileDB record.Email An email address in a MobileDB record.EmailDefinition An email field in a MobileDB record.FieldDefinitionsRecord The field definitions record in a MobileDB database.FieldDisplaySizesRecord The field display sizes record in a MobileDB database.FieldLabelsRecord The field labels record in a MobileDB database.FilterCriterion The filter criterion in a MobileDB database.FilteredDataRecord A data record in a MobileDB database that is being filtered from view.Header The header in a Palm database.ListDefinition A list field in a MobileDB record.ListOption A list option in a MobileDB record.MobileDB A MobileDB database.Number A number in a MobileDB record.NumberDefinition A number field in a MobileDB record.PackageProperties Properties related to thenet.sourceforge.jpalm
package.PalmDB A Palm database.PalmDBImpl An implementation of the Palm database interface.PalmReader Reads Palm databases from PalmDB format.PalmWriter Writes a Palm database to PalmDB format.Phone A phone number in a MobileDB record.PhoneDefinition A phone field in a MobileDB record.PreferencesRecord The preferences record in a MobileDB database.Record A record in a Palm database.RecordHeader A record header in a Palm database.RecordImpl An implementation of a Palm database record.SequenceDefinition A sequence field in a MobileDB record.SortCriterion The sort criterion in a MobileDB database.SortInfo The sort info block in a Palm database.Text A text field in a MobileDB record.TextDefinition A text field in a MobileDB record.Time A time field in a MobileDB record.TimeDefinition A time field in a MobileDB record.Type<T> A field type in a MobileDB record.URL A URL in a MobileDB record.URLDefinition A URL field in a MobileDB record.Utilities Utility methods for the jpalm package.