class Person {
name;
age;
constructor(name, age){
this.name = name;
this.age = age;
}
}
me = new Person("Robin");
project_name = `Scraps-JS`;
order = 1;
link = `
OakFrame`;
Scrap.print( Scrap.h1( `Welcome to your first ${project_name} Project, ${me.name}` ) );
Scrap.print( Scrap.p( `As you can see, much of this website is controlled by code, written in this area below called a Scrap.
It's just javascript, and a few little features we've added as a state management system.` ) );
return {order};
Just like a regular html page, you can have paragraphs tags between Scraps.
Scrap.print( Scrap.p( `We are able to make variable definitions in one leaf, and we should be able to pick it up later in any other leaf, in both directions.
Only variables not prefixed with let, var, or const are kept in State, so your print function calls and strings will be unaffected.` ) );
Scrap.print( Scrap.h2( `Copyright ${link} ${new Date().getYear()+1900} - ${project_name}` ) );


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2. language-translator-tooling/README.md
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# Language Translator Tooling [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/watson-developer-cloud/language-translator-tooling.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/watson-developer-cloud/language-translator-tooling)
#### demo: https://language-translator-tooling.mybluemix.net/login
This web application allows users to model and train [Language Translator](https://console.ng.bluemix.net/catalog/services/language-translator/) service instances.
Please refer to the [Language Translator documentation](https://www.ibm.com/watson/developercloud/doc/language-translator/index.html) to understand how to create taxonomy models and use this tool.
## Requirements
* [Node v6.9.5 LTS](https://nodejs.org/en/blog/release/v6.9.1/) or greater
* [npm update to 4.2.0](https://docs.npmjs.com/getting-started/installing-node) or greater
* [yarn](https://yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/install/#mac-tab)
* An instance of [Watson Translator](https://console.ng.bluemix.net/catalog/services/language-translator/) on Bluemix with "Advanced Plan"
## Building and Installing
Run `yarn`
and then
Run `yarn run start-grunt` first for building, then `yarn run run-server` for preview on port 9000.
Fetch the credentials from Watson Tranlator instance created on Bluemix to log into the tool. [Refer](http://www.ibm.com/watson/developercloud/doc/language-translator/tooling.shtml#credentials) this section.
## Project Structure
**Overview**
├── client
│ ├── app - All of our app specific components go in here
│ ├── assets - Custom assets: fonts, images, etc…
│ ├── components - Our reusable components, non-specific to to our app
│
├── e2e - Our protractor end to end tests
│
└── server
├── api - Our apps server api
├── auth - For handling authentication with different auth strategies
├── components - Our reusable or app-wide components
├── config - Where we do the bulk of our apps configuration
│ └── local.env.js - Keep our environment variables out of source control
│ └── environment - Configuration specific to the node environment
└── views - Server rendered views
## License
This library is licensed under Apache 2.0. Full license text is available in
[COPYING][license].
[license]: http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
3. language-translator-tooling/ChangeLog.md
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# IBM Watson™ Langugae Translation Toolkit - ChangeLog
## Beta 0.0.4 - Thursday, December 17nd, 2015
* Arabic (Egypt) added
* Model specific reconcilliation
## Beta 0.0.3 - Thursday, December 10nd, 2015
* Fix scroll defects
* Fix reconcile failure response
## Beta 0.0.2 - Wednesday, December 2nd, 2015
* Reconciliation calls added
* Fix Large file truncation Issue
* Secure stack traces
## Beta 0.0.1 - Friday, November 6th, 2015
* Initial beta release
4. language-translator-tooling/client/app/directives/faq/faq.html
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{{question}}

{{answer}}
{{helpLabel}}

5. language-translator-tooling/client/app/directives/faq/faq.scss
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/**
* Copyright 2015 IBM Corp.
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
**/
faq header {
background-color: #f9f9fb;
border-top: 0px solid #f1f3f5;
padding: 5px 15px;
}
faq header a {
display: flex;
}
faq header a:hover,
faq header a:focus {
text-decoration: none;
}
faq header h4 {
flex: 1;
font-weight: bold;
font-size: 1em;
line-height: 2em;
}
faq header .ibm-glyph--down,
faq header .ibm-glyph--up {
margin: 1em 0px;
font-size: 1em;
}
faq section {
border-top: 0px solid #f1f3f5;
padding: 5px 15px;
margin: 0;
}
6. language-translator-tooling/client/app/directives/faq/faq.directive.js
1 file
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- language-translator-tooling/client/app/directives/faq/faq.directive.js
/**
* Copyright 2015 IBM Corp.
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
**/
'use strict';
angular.module('mtTrainingApp')
.directive('faq', function () {
return {
templateUrl: 'app/directives/faq/faq.html',
restrict: 'E',
scope: {
question: '@faqQuestion',
answer: '@faqAnswer',
helpLabel: '@faqHelpLabel',
helpLink: '@faqHelpLink'
},
controller: function($scope) {
}
};
});
7. language-translator-tooling/client/app/directives/faq/faq.directive.spec.js
1 file
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- language-translator-tooling/client/app/directives/faq/faq.directive.spec.js
/**
* Copyright 2015 IBM Corp.
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
**/
'use strict';
describe('Directive: mtHeader', function () {
// load the directive's module and view
beforeEach(module('mtTrainingApp'));
beforeEach(module('app/directives/mtHeader/mtHeader.html'));
var element, scope;
beforeEach(inject(function ($rootScope) {
scope = $rootScope.$new();
}));
});
8. language-translator-tooling/language-translator-tooling_scan-results/License-Report.md
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# Scan found no licenses that are not exempt from Pedigree Review
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Scan found no licenses that are not exempt from Pedigree Review

End of Report.


Set the background-size property to "cover" and the background image will cover the entire element, in this case the BODY element.


Problem Description
Given a string s and a dictionary of words dict, determine if s can be segmented into a space-separated sequence of one or more dictionary words.
For example,
Given s = “leetcode”,
dict = [“leet”, “code”].
Return true because “leetcode” can be segmented as “leet code”.
Brute Force (Trivial Solution)
Naively, This problem can be solved by comparing the words in dictionary with the substring that has same length with each word. By recursively do so, the algorithm will return true if the string can be split by the dictionary, false otherwise.
Dynamic Programming (Coding by python)
Subproblem defined as: the substring s(0, i) can be segmented by the dictionary if s(0, i-j) for j = len(word in dictionary) can be segmented by the dictionary as well.
Recurrence relation:
- Define an array dp[i] = true if s(0, i-1) can be segmented by dictionary, false otherwise.
- dp[i] = (dp[i-j]) & (s(i-j, i) == word(j)) for j = len(word in dictionary)
- dp[0] = true as base case.
from collections import defaultdict
class Solution(object):
def wordBreak(self, s, wordDict):
"""
:type s: str
:type wordDict: Set[str]
:rtype: bool
"""
dp = defaultdict(lambda: False)
dp[0] = True
for i in range(len(s)):
if not dp[i]:
continue
for word in wordDict:
forward = i + len(word)
if dp[forward]:
continue
dp[forward] = (s[i:forward] == word) & (dp[i]);
return dp[len(s)]
Time Complexity
Suppose n is the size of string and m is the size of dictionary, above solution has time complexity ;
Simpler and More Efficient (Coding by java)
If the dictionary is extremely large, above dp solution is not efficent enough. Since the dictionary is a set, the time complexity of contains operation for set just O(1).
Unlike above solution that exhaustively go through the dictionary, this algorithm maintain a flags array. flags[j] = true if and only if the dictionary contains substring s(i,j) & flag[i-1] = true (the substring before the character that will be checked should also be able to segmented) for 0 <= j < len(s).
public class Solution {
public boolean wordBreak(String s, Set<String> wordDict) {
if (s == null || s.length() == 0 || wordDict == null ||wordDict.size() == 0){
return false;
}
int slen = s.length();
boolean[] flags = new boolean[slen];
for (int i = 0; i < slen; i++){
boolean prev = true;
if (i > 0){
prev = flags[i-1];
}
if (prev){
for (int j = i; j < slen; j++){
String word = s.substring(i,j+1);
if (wordDict.contains(word)){
flags[j] = true;
}
}
}
}
return flags[slen-1];
}
}
Time Complexity
Suppose n is the size of string and m is the size of dictionary, above solution has time complexity ;


Error Guide for Release 2.11 Supply Capability Engine (SCE)
Tom Ervolina
Robin Lougee-Heimer
Dan Connors
April 7, 1998
SCE0001E An illegal character was detected in an input record.
SCE halts execution.
File: S1 Line: D2
Data Line: S3
Explanation: The input file contained an illegal character
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Verify that your input files do not contain the
pdfSeparator character.
SCE0002W Non-mandatory S1 missing. The data line is rejected.
File: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
Explanation: Non-mandatory data element was missing.
System Action: The data line is rejected.
User Response: Provide the missing data in the data line.
SCE0003E Mandatory S1 missing. SCE halts execution.
File: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
Explanation: A mandatory data was missing.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Provide the missing data for the mandatory data.
SCE0005E Invalid Data. Expecting Type: S1. SCE halts execution.
File: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
Explanation: The data type is invalid.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Check the data type to make sure it is of the right type.
SCE0007W Invalid S1.
File: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
S5
Explanation: An invalid data element was provided.
System Action: SCE rejects the invalid data.
The message will indicate if a default value is used.
User Response: Correct the invalid data element.
SCE0008W Invalid S1.
File: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
Explanation: An invalid data element was provided.
System Action: SCE rejects the invalid data.
User Response: Correct the invalid data element.
SCE0010E Float data element out of Range.
Value = F4 S5 = F6
File: S1 Line: D2
Data Line: S3
S7
Explanation: The float data was not in the valid range.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Check that the data is in the valid range.
SCE0011E Int data element out of Range.
Value = D4 S5 = D6
File: S1 Line: D2
Data Line: S3
S7
Explanation: The integer data was not in the valid range.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Check that the data is in the valid range.
SCE0012E S1 out of Range. Terminating the program.
Parameter File: S2
S3
Explanation: The parameter data was not in the valid range.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Check that the data is in the valid range for the parameter.
SCE0013W S1 out of Range
File: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
S5
Explanation: The input data was out of range.
System Action: SCE rejects the input record.
User Response: Check that the data is in the proper range.
SCE0014W An element in the maxWithout input vector exceeds 1.0.
The value will be rounded down to 1.0.
File: S1 Line: D2
Data Line: S3
plannerTopLevelPart: S4 Geo: S5
Standalone option is: S6
Explanation: An element in the maxWithout input vector exceeded 1.0.
System Action: SCE changes that element to 1.0 and proceeds.
User Response: Change the value to less than or equal to 1.0
SCE0015W Attempting to set S1 (hard) Upper Bound which
is LESS THAN S1 (soft) Lower Bound.
The hard upper bound is being set to the soft lower bound.
Violation occured while trying to set execVolUB for (operation, pdf): S2
File: S3 Line: D4 Period: D5
Explanation: A hard upper bound was being set less than a soft lower bound
for the execVolUB.
System Action: SCE sets the hard upper bound equal to the soft lower bound
and proceeds.
User Response: Set the upper bound greater than or equal to the lower bound.
SCE0017W Could not open S1 file.
Filename: S2
S3
Explanation: SCE could not open the specified input file.
System Action: SCE will not use the file.
User Response: Check that the file exists.
SCE0018E Could not open S1 file.
Filename: S2
S3
Explanation: SCE could not open the specified file.
System Action: SCE will halt execution.
User Response: Check that the file exists.
SCE0019E Could not open S1 output file!!
Filename: S2
Check existence and permissions on directory and file
Explanation: SCE could not open the specified file.
System Action: SCE will halt execution.
User Response: Check that directory exists and user has write authority.
SCE0020E There is an error with the Periods of the Calendar.
Calendar file: S1 Line: D2
S3
Explanation: There is an error in the specification of the calendar.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Correct the calendar file.
SCE0021W Missing workUnits field for period D1
Default of 20.0 will be used.
Calendar file: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
Explanation: The work units was missing in the calendar file.
System Action: SCE will use 20 days as the number of days in the period.
User Response: Correct the number of work units in the calendar file.
SCE0022W Creating a default Locale for this platform.
The calendarFormat will take the default value.
Explanation: This warning is specific to the Sun4
System Action: This warning is specific to the Sun4
User Response: Contact SCE support.
SCE0023E Calendar is not up to date.
The start date of the first period must not be before
the first day of the current year.
Unable to create an EPPS demand Volume File.
Explanation: This is an EPPS specific error.
The start date of the first period must NOT be before
the first day of the current year.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Correct the calendar file.
SCE0024E The start date of the first period must be less than
28 months after the first month of the current year.
Unable to create an EPPS demand Volume File.
Explanation: This is an EPPS specific error.
The start date of the first period must be less than 28 months after the first month of the current year.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Correct the calendar file.
SCE0025W Part in partConditionFile is not in partDefinitionFile. Data is ignored.
Part: S1 PDF: S2
File: S3 Line: D4
Data Line S5
Explanation: The part in the part conditioning file was not in the
part definition file.
System Action: SCE ignores the input data.
User Response: Define the part in the part definition file.
SCE0026W Part in partConditionFile is duplicated. The data is ignored.
Part: S1 PDF: S2
File: S3 Line: D4
Data Line S5
Explanation: The part in the part conditioning file was duplicated.
System Action: SCE ignores the input data.
User Response: Remove the duplicate entry.
SCE0027W Part does not need to be in the partConditionFile.
Because S1.
Part: S2 PDF: S3
File: S4 Line: D5
Data Line: S6
Explanation: This part is not eligible to be in the part conditioning file.
System Action: SCE ignores the input data.
User Response: Remove the part from the part conditioning file.
SCE0028E Unrecognized Part: S1.
File: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
Explanation: SCE doesn't recognize the part as valid.
System Action: SCE halts running.
User Response: Remove the offending part.
SCE0029W Unrecognized Part: S1.
Line will be ignored.
File: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
Explanation: SCE doesn't recognize the part as valid.
System Action: SCE ignores the input data.
User Response: Remove the offending part.
SCE0044E Unrecognized Part/PDF Detected.
Part: S1.
PDF: S2.
File: S3 Line: D4
Data Line: S5
Explanation: SCE doesn't recognize the part as valid.
System Action: SCE terminates.
User Response: Remove the offending part from this file, OR, add the part to the Part Definition File.
SCE0045W Unrecognized Part/PDF Detected.
Part: S1.
PDF: S2.
Line will be ignored.
File: S3 Line: D4
Data Line: S5
Explanation: SCE doesn't recognize the part as valid.
System Action: SCE ignores the input data.
User Response: Remove the offending part from this file, OR, add the part to the Part Definition File.
SCE0128E Unrecognized Operation: S1.
File: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
Explanation: SCE doesn't recognize the operation as valid.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Remove the offending operation.
SCE0129W Unrecognized Operation: S1.
Line will be ignored.
File: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
Explanation: SCE doesn't recognize the operation as valid.
System Action: SCE ignores the input data.
User Response: Remove the offending operation.
SCE0046E Unrecognized Operation/PDF Detected.
Operation: S1.
PDF: S2.
File: S3 Line: D4
Data Line: S5
Explanation: SCE doesn't recognize the operation as valid.
System Action: SCE terminates.
User Response: Remove the offending operation from this file, OR, add the operation to the Operation Definition File.
SCE0047W Unrecognized Operation/PDF Detected.
Operation: S1.
PDF: S2.
Line will be ignored.
File: S3 Line: D4
Data Line: S5
Explanation: SCE doesn't recognize the operation as valid.
System Action: SCE ignores the input data.
User Response: Remove the offending operation from this file, OR, add the operation to the Operation Definition File.
SCE0030W S1 already defined.
The record will be ignored.
File: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
Explanation: The part has already been defined.
System Action: SCE ignores the input data.
User Response: Remove the duplicate definition.
SCE0031W (Part,pdf) and (operation,pdf) pairs must be UNIQUE.
Duplicate usage detected for S1.
Line will be ignored.
File: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
Explanation: SCE requires that the pairs (part,pdf) and (operation,pdf)
be unique.
System Action: SCE rejects the duplicate input data.
User Response: Make sure the pairs (part,pdf) and (operation,pdf)
are unique.
SCE0931E (Part,pdf) and (operation,pdf) pairs must be UNIQUE.
Duplicate usage detected for S1.
Line will be ignored.
File: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
Explanation: SCE requires that the pairs (part,pdf) and (operation,pdf)
System Action: SCE halts running.
User Response: Make sure the pairs (part,pdf) and (operation,pdf)
SCE0312W Aggregation record is duplicated.
Line will be ignored.
File: S1 Line: D2
Data Line: S3
Explanation: SCE detected a duplicate aggregation record.
System Action: SCE ignores the duplicate record.
User Response: Remove the duplicate aggregation record.
SCE0032W PlannerTopLevelBuild part does not exist.
Line will be ignored.
plannerTopLevelPart: S1 Geo: S2 BbCategory: S3
File: S4 Line: D5
Data Line: S6
Explanation: The planner top level build part does not exist.
System Action: SCE ignores the input data.
User Response: Make sure the top level build part has been defined.
SCE0033W PlannerTopLevelBuild part does not exist.
Line will be ignored.
plannerTopLevelPart: S1 Geo: S2 Standalone option: S3
File: S4 Line: D5
Data Line: S6
Explanation: The planner top level build part does not exist.
System Action: SCE ignores the input data.
User Response: Make sure the top level build part has been defined
SCE0034E This version of SCE does not support the Optimization Engine.
Explanation: Your version of SCE doesn't support the Optimization Engine.
System Action: SCE halts running.
User Response: You must get a version of SCE that supports optimization.
SCE0035I The Parameter file specifies the optimization engine and objective type 1.
Using the SCE LP model with priorities is an advanced capability
and is not generally recommended.
Explanation: You are running SCE with the optimization engine and
the objective type set to priority.
System Action: SCE will run with the objective type and engine you set.
User Response: Review your choice of engine and objective type.
SCE0036W Unknown (mfgPart,pdf) pair found in Demand Geography to Pdf Source File.
This line will be ignored.
File: S1 Line: D2
Data Line: S3
Explanation: The pair (part, pdf) in the Demand GeoSource file is not valid.
System Action: SCE ignores the input data.
User Response: Check that the pair (part, pdf) are valid.
SCE0037W Demand record being rejected.
Both the source and the part do not exist in SCE.
Line will be ignored
File: S1 Line: D2
plannerPartName: S3 Geo: S4
Data Line: S5
Explanation: The part and pdf source have not been defined for this demand.
System Action: SCE ignores the input data.
User Response: Check that the pdf source and part have been defined.
SCE0038W Unable to source a demand record to a valid part in SCE.
Line will be ignored.
File: S1 Line: D2
plannerPartName: S3 Geo: S4 GeoPlannerDemandPartName: S5
Data Line: S6
Explanation: SCE is unable to identify a manufacturing source for the demand.
System Action: SCE ignores the record.
User Response: Check that the manufacturing part is valid.
SCE0039F SCE internal error.
Default source exists, but the geoPlannerPart does not.
Please contact SCE support.
File: S1 Line: D2
plannerPartName: S3 Invalid geoPlannerPart: S4
Valid pdf_Partname: S5
Data Line: S6
Explanation: An SCE internal error has occurred.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Contact SCE support.
SCE0040F SCE internal error.
BopEntryAppData already exists.
Please contact SCE support.File: S1 Line: D2
producedPart: S3 PDF: S4 Operation: S5
Data Line: S6
Explanation: An SCE internal error has occurred.
System Action: SCE halts.
User Response: Contact SCE support.
SCE0041F SCE Internal Error.
BopEntryAppData already exists.
File: S1 Line: D2
destinationPart: S3 destinationPdf: S4
sourcePart: S5 sourcePDF: S6
Data Line: S7
Explanation: An SCE internal error has occurred.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Contact SCE support.
SCE0042W A BuildingBlock Category is already defined for a given top level build.
This line will be ignored.
File: S1 Line: D2
plannerTopLevelPart: S3 Geo: S4
bbCategory: S5 Internal bbCategory part: S6
Data Line: S7
Explanation: The building block category was already defined for the top level build.
System Action: SCE ignores the input record.
User Response: Check the building block category name.
SCE0043W Cannot find a valid Optional Feature Record to match against.
This line will being ignored.
File: S1 Line: D2
plannerTopLevelPart: S3 Geo: S4
Feature part: %5$s
Data Line: S6
Explanation: Cannot find a valid feature record to match this feature offset record against.
System Action: SCE ignores the input record.
User Response: Check that the feature fatio record exists. Also check to see that it did not get rejected.
SCE0048W Duplicate Feature Ratio record.
A Machine-feature relationship must only have one record.
The record will be ignored.
Machine: S3 Geo: S4 FeaturePart: S5.
File: S1 Line: D2
Data Line: S6
Explanation: The part has already been defined.
System Action: SCE ignores the input data.
User Response: Remove the duplicate definition.
SCE0049W Illegal values for maxWithout vector detected
MaxWithout vector must consist of either All negative values, or, all non-negative values.
The record will be ignored.
Machine: S4 Geo: S5 FeaturePart: S6
File: S1 Line: D2
Data Line: S3
Explanation: The part has already been defined.
System Action: SCE ignores the input data.
User Response: Remove the duplicate definition.
SCE0611W A BuildingBlock Category is not defined for a given option.
This line will being ignored.
File: S1 Line: D2
plannerTopLevelPart: S3 Geo: S4
BbCategory: S5 Feature part: S6 Internal bbCategory: S7
Data Line: S8
Explanation: The building block category is not defined for this option.
System Action: SCE ignores the input record.
User Response: Check that the build block category is defined.
SCE0612W An option with all zero ratio's has been entered.
This line will be ignored.
File: S1 Line: D2
plannerTopLevelPart: S3 Geo: S4
BbCategory: S5 Feature part: S6 Internal bbCategory: S7
Data Line: S8
Explanation: An option with all zero ratios was entered.
System Action: SCE ignores the input record.
User Response: Check that the ratios are correct.
SCE0613W Option ratios already specified.
This line will be ignored.
File: S1 Line: D2
plannerTopLevelPart: S3 Geo: S4
Data Line: S8
Explanation: The option ratios were already specified.
System Action: SCE ignores the input record.
User Response: Remove the duplicate entry.
SCE0614W Could not source feature to (PDF,part).
File: S1 Line: D2
plannerTopLevelPart: S3 Geo: S4 mfgTopLevelPart: S5
BbCategory: S6 Feature Part: S7
Missing (PDF,part): (S8,S9)
PDF source is for the interval: (D10,D11)
Data Line: S12
This line will be ignored with the effect that the ratio
can be met out of thin air during this interval.
Explanation: SCE could not source the feature to a manufacturing part.
System Action: SCE ignores the feature; it will be sourced out of thin-air.
User Response: Check that the source for the feature is valid.
SCE0615W Could not find mfgOptionPart as an option for this topLevelPlannerPart.
This line will be ignored.
File: S1 Line: D2
plannerTopLevelPart: S3 Geo: S4 Standalone option: S5
Data Line: S6
Explanation: SCE could not find the manufacturing option part for this build.
System Action: SCE ignores the input record.
User Response: Check that the option part has been defined as an option for the build.
SCE0628W The specified customer choice feature record has a feature ratio greater than 1.0.
File: S1 Line: 2D
plannerTopLevelPart: S3 Geo: S4 Option Part: S5
Data Line: S6
This record will be rejected.
Explanation: The feature record has ratio greater than 1.0. This is illegal for customer choice type features
System Action: SCE ignores this input record.
User Response: Remove the offending record, or, modify the maxWithout so that its not customer choice,
or, modify the ratio.
SCE0629W An option with all zero ratio's has been entered.
This line will be ignored.
File: S1 Line: D2
plannerTopLevelPart: S3
Geo: S4
Feature part: S5
Data Line: S6
Explanation: An option with all zero ratios was entered.
System Action: SCE ignores the input record.
User Response: Check that the ratios are correct.
SCE0625W The specified option is already defined for the given top level planner part.
File: S1 Line: D2
plannerTopLevelPart: S3 Geo: S4 Option Part: S5
Data Line: S6
This line will be ignored with the effect that the machine
will 'use' the first record specified for this option.
Explanation: The option has already been defined for the top level build.
System Action: SCE ignores this input record.
User Response: Remove the duplicate record.
SCE0616W Could not source PURE OPTION to (PDF,part).
File: S1 Line: D2
plannerTopLevelPart: S3 Geo: S4
mfgTopLevelPart: S5 Option part: S6
The missing (PDF,part): (S7,S8)
The PDF source is for the interval: (D9,D10)
Data Line: S11
This line will be ignored with the effect that the machine
will not 'use' this option during this interval.
Explanation: SCE could not source a pure option to a manufacturing part.
System Action: SCE halts execution..
User Response: Make sure there is a valid source for the pure option.
SCE0617W Could not find a bill record for [Parent,ParentPDF]-->[Child,ChildPDF]
[S1,S2]-->[S3,S4]
The substitute record will be ignored.
File: S5 Line: D6
Data Line: S7
Explanation: SCE could not find a BOM record for the parent/child.
System Action: SCE ignores the substitute BOM input record.
User Response: Check that the parent/child BOM is valid.
SCE0618W Could not find a BOM match for substitute with any Overlapping
effectivity Range. Sub record for [Parent,ParentPDF]-->[Child,ChildPDF]
[S1,S2]-->[S3,S4]
The substitute record will be ignored.
File: S5 Line: D6
Data Line: S7
Explanation: SCE could not find a BOM match for the substitute with any overlapping effectivity range.
System Action: SCE ignores the substitute input record.
User Response: Check the effectivity dates on the substitute and parent/child BOM.
SCE0903F SCE internal error.
Please contact SCE support.
Substitute record for [Parent,ParentPdf]-->[Child,ChildPdf]
[S1,S2]-->[S3,S4]
File: S5 Line: D6
Data Line: S7
Explanation: An internal SCE error occurred.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Contact SCE support.
SCE0619W An attempt is being made to source a Geo demand to two different PDF's
during the same period.
This line will be ignored.
Geo: S1 plannerPart: S2
Source 1: PDF [S3] mfgPart [S4]
Source 2: PDF [S5] mfgPart [S6]
Overlap occurs during period ---> D7
File: S8 Line: D9
Data Line: S10
Explanation: SCE does not allow a demand to be sourced to multiple PDFs during the same period.
System Action: SCE ignores the input record.
User Response: Remove the duplicate sourcing.
SCE0731W An input file name uses a qualified pathname.
This may cause problems for the SCE data Scrubber.
SCE will proceed but with unexpected results.
Filename: S1
Explanation: SCE Scrubber does not condone the use of filename path qualification.
System Action: SCE continues with unexpected results.
User Response: Ensure that there are no path qualifications in the parameter file.
SCE0732W The parameter, outputFilePrefix, uses a qualified path.
This may cause problems for the SCE data Scrubber.
SCE will proceed but with unexpected results.
OutputFilePrefix parameter setting: S1
Explanation: SCE Scrubber does not condone the use of filename path qualification.
System Action: SCE continues with unexpected results.
User Response: Ensure that there is no path qualification in the parameter, outputFilePrefix.
SCE0733W An output filename has resolved to a filename with a qualified path.
This may cause problems for the SCE data Scrubber.
SCE will proceed but with unexpected results.
Filename: S1
Explanation: SCE Scrubber does not condone the use of filename path qualification.
System Action: SCE continues with unexpected results.
User Response: Ensure that there is no path qualification in the parameter, outputFilePrefix.
SCE0734E SCE Scrub utility unable to open scrubbed output file.
Check permissions and existence of directory.
SCE will terminate.
Filename: S1
Explanation: SCE Scrubber could not open the resolved scrub filename.
System Action: SCE terminates.
User Response: Check permissions and directory.
SCE0802W Early effectivity date is later than late effectivity date.
The record will be ignored.
File: S1 Line: D2
Data Line: S3
Explanation: The starting effectivity date is later than the ending effectivity date.
System Action: SCE ignores the input record.
User Response: Correct the effectivity dates.
SCE0810E Cannot find PDF source for a plannerPart,Geo.
Planner part: S1 Geo: S2 Start period: D3
File: S4 Line: D5
Data Line: S6
Explanation: SCE cannot find the PDF source for the planner part/geo.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Provide a valid source for the planner part/geo.
SCE0811E SCE tried to access a parameter which is not in the parameterSet.
Please report this error to the SCE Development team.
Parameter: S1
Explanation: SCE tried to access a parameter which is not internally defined. This is an internal SCE error.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Contact SCE support.
SCE0812W Interplant records for the same (destination part,destination pdf),
(source part,source pdf) fields but with different usage rates were detected.
File: S1 Line: D2
Destination Part: S3 Destination PDF: S4
Source Part: S5 Source PDF: S6
The input record will ignored.
Data Line: S7
Explanation: SCE detected duplicate interplant records with different usage rates.
System Action: SCE ignores the input record.
User Response: Correct the usage rate in the duplicate records.
SCE0813W Interplant records for the same (destination part,destination pdf),
(source part,source pdf) fields but with overlapping effectivity dates detected.
File: S1 Line: D2
Destination Part: S3 Destination PDF: S4
Source Part: S5 Source PDF: S6
The input record will ignored.
Data Line: S7
Explanation: SCE detected duplicate interplant records with overlapping effectivity dates.
System Action: SCE ignores the input record.
User Response: Correct the usage rate in the duplicate records.
SCE0822I All demands in this FSS set are fully committed within the FSSHorizon.
FSS Set: S1, fssHorizon: Period D2.
No FSS will be run for this set.
Explanation: SCE determined that all the demands within the FSS set were fully met.
System Action: This is an informational message.
User Response: No user response is necessary.
SCE0823W Invalid PlannerPart, Geo specified.
File: S1 Line D2
PlannerPart,Geo: S3, S4
Data Line: S5
The record will be ignored (will be left out of FOCUS set).
Explanation: The demand (planner part/geo) specified in the FSS Set is not valid.
System Action: SCE ignores the input record (the demand is not included in the FSS set).
User Response: Check that the demand (planner part/geo) is valid.
SCE0824W Invalid PlannerPart, Geo specified in FOCUS set.
There is a geoSource record but no demand record for this PlannerPart, Geo
Found while reading file: S1
Line: D2
PlannerPart,Geo: S3, S4
The record will be ignored (will be left out of FOCUS set).
Explanation: A demand in the FSS Focus Set had a geoSource record but no
demand record.
System Action: SCE does not include this demand in the FSS Focus Set.
User Response: Provide a demand record or remove this demand from the FSS
Focus Set.
SCE0830E Jumper Arc Error: Interplant Operation: S1, has a substitute: S2,
that is not valid.
Contact SCE Support.
Explanation: SCE detected an internal error due to an invalid jumper arc.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Contact SCE support.
SCE0888W While processing the parameter file, unfamiliar parameter found and skipped.
This may be an invalid entry.
Encountered parameter: S1
File: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
Explanation: SCE has detected a parameter value which is not valid.
System Action: SCE rejects the parameter value.
User Response: Check the value of the parameter.
SCE0999I There was an attempt to access a parameter with a null string value.
This is not recommended.
Please initialize all string parameters used in the set of parameters.
Parameter Requested: S1
Explanation: This error message is no longer used.
System Action: This error message is no longer used
User Response: This error message is no longer used
SCE0998W While reading parameter file, encountered a parameter with no value.
SCE will proceed using default value, but this may produce unexpected results.
File: S1 Line: D2
Parameter Name: S3
Data Line: S4
Explanation: The parameter did not have a value.
System Action: SCE will use the default value for the parameter.
User Response: Provide a value for the parameter.
SCE0898W There was an illegal attempt to add a parameter to the set of parameters.
Parameter Name: S1 is of an illegal type
File: S2 Line: D3
Data Line: S4
Explanation: The parameter did not belong to the set of parameters.
System Action: SCE ignores the input record.
User Response: Verify that the parameter should belong to the set of parameters.
SCE0777W There may be a conflict between the output file: S1
and its corresponding input file.
in these files.
Explanation: SCE's reconciling of an output to an input file didn't match.
System Action: SCE issues a warning.
User Response: Contact the SCE support.
SCE0555E Mandatory Parameter is missing from parameter file. User must define
a value for this parameter.
File: S1 Missing Parameter: S2
Explanation: A mandatory parameter was not given in the parameter file.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Provide the mandatory parameter.
SCE0950F SCE internal error. Please contact SCE Support.
Number of periods = 1
Found while pre-processing default operations.
Explanation: An SCE internal error occurred.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Contact SCE support.
SCE0951F SCE internal error. Please contact SCE Support.
Found while pre-processing default operations.
Explanation: An internal SCE error occurred.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Contact SCE support.
SCE0952E Detected interplant operation that does not have exactly one bom entry.
Explanation: An internal SCE error occurred.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Contact SCE support.
SCE1000W There was no acceptable data in mandatory input file: S1
Explanation: A mandatory input file had no valid data.
System Action: SCE continues execution.
User Response: Verify that the input file has the correct data.
SCE1023I Multiple demand records detected. Demand quantities will be accumulated.
File: S1 Line: D2
Planner part: S3 Geo: S4
Explanation: SCE detected a multiple demand record.
System Action: SCE will accumulate the mulitple demand records.
User Response: Check that the multiple demand records are correct.
SCE2001E This run of SCE is halting due to an unusable Calendar.
Explanation: The internal SCE calendar is not valid.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Contact SCE support.
SCE1002E Encountered a geo demand with no source.
Geo: S1 Planner Part: S2
Period: D3
Explanation: SCE encountered a planner part/geo with no source.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Give the planner part/geo a source.
SCE1003E Encountered a date that could not be translated. SCE cannot continue.
File: S1 Line: D2
Data Line: S3
Explanation: A date could not be translated into a valid SCE date.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Change the date data to a valid SCE date.
SCE1212E The prepForEPPS function is no longer supported in SCE.
Explanation: SCE no longer supports prepForEPPS.
System Action: SCE halts execution.
User Response: Do not set the prepForEPPS flag.


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I am a fifth year computer science MS/PhD student at the University
of Massachusetts, Amherst.
I am broadly interested in the systems for efficient machine learning with special interest in Graph Neural Networks, Quantization and Compiler optimizations for novel hardware.
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General information
Overview
Tour
Tasks in CamCOPS
Intellectual property
Terms and conditions of use
Hardware requirements
Configuration
Representative costs
Server configuration
Configuring the tablet application
Day-to-day use
Using the tablet application
Instructions for the web viewer
Administration and research
Patient identification policies
Security model
Table structure on the server
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detail
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Summary tables
Routine administration
Questions? Problems?
Frequently asked questions (FAQs) and known bugs
Internals
Task elements
Changes and versions
Tablet app
Server


Tablet 1
of him who knew the most of all men know;
who made the journey; heartbroken; reconciled;
who knew the way things were before the Flood,
the secret things, the mystery; who went
to the end of the earth, and over; who returned,
and wrote the story on a tablet of stone.
He built Uruk. He built the keeping place
of Anu and Ishtar. The outer wall
shines in the sun like brightest copper; the inner
wall is beyond the imagining of kings.
— Gilgamesh


| BATHS OF CARACALLA | VILLA FARNESINA | APPIAN WAY |
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The Baths of Caracalla, the second largest public baths in Rome, were built by Emperor Caracalla in the third century for political propaganda purposes: The emperor simply wanted people to like him. The baths were functional for over three hundred years. Negligence, looting and an earthquake turned the complex into ruins but their sheer size and ingenuity continues to impress visitors. |
The Baths of Caracalla, the second largest public baths in Rome, were built by Emperor Caracalla in the third century for political propaganda purposes: The emperor simply wanted people to like him. The baths were functional for over three hundred years. Negligence, looting and an earthquake turned the complex into ruins but their sheer size and ingenuity continues to impress visitors. |
The Appian Way is the most famous ancient road in Rome, connecting the city with Brindisi in southeastern Italy. Named after Appius Claudius Caecus, a Roman censor, it was originally a military road. Many historical monuments can be found along the first 8 km (5 miles) of the 560 km (350-mile) stone road today. This old highway has heavy vehicle traffic at the beginning, but is safe for pedestrians after a couple of miles. |
| PALATINE HILL | PIAZZA NAVONA | SPANISH STEPS |
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Palatine Hill, one of the Seven Hills of Rome, has links to Roman mythology, as it was here a wolf allegedly found the twin boys Romulus and Remus, and cared for them until a shepherd rescued them. Even if this legend is not true, Palatine Hill is still the place where Rome was founded. Today only ruins remain but during the Imperial era, the hill was completely built up with large palaces. |
One of the most famous of Rome’s many squares, Piazza Navona was established towards the end of the 15th century, and preserves the shape of the Stadium of Domitian that once stood here. Built by Emperor Domitian in 86 AD, the stadium, which had a larger arena than the Colosseum was mainly used for festivals and sporting events. The buildings surrounding the square stand where the spectators once sat. Today, the square features no less than three magnificent fountains and is an immensely popular place to sip a cappuccino, shop, and watch street performers. |
A truly monumental stairway of 135 steps, the Spanish Steps were built with French funds between 1721‑1725 in order to link the Bourbon Spanish embassy to the Holy See with the French church, Trinità dei Monti. The steps are usually very crowded attracting tourists as well as locals who use it as a gathering place. Each year in May the steps are decorated with pink azaleas. At the foot of the Spanish Steps is the Piazza di Spagna (Spanish square) and the Fontana della Barcaccia, a sober fountain designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini. |
| TREVI FOUNTAIN | PANTHEON | COLOSSEUM |
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Completed in 1762 to a design by Nicola Salvi, this world famous Baroque fountain features a mythological sculptural composition of Neptune, god of the sea, flanked by two Tritons. The location of the Trevi fountain marks the terminus of the ancient Aqua Virgo aqueduct and is so named on account of its position at the junction of three roads (tre vie). The fountain was the setting for an iconic scene in Fellini’s film Dolce Vita starring Anita Ekberg and Marcello Mastroianni. Since than, it has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Rome. The legend says that one who throws a coin in the fountain shall one day return to Rome. |
One of the best preserved Roman buildings, The Pantheon was built in 126 AD as a temple for all the Roman gods. The temple has served as a Roman Catholic Church since the 7th century. Eight graceful granite Corinthian columns extend across the front of this circular building, with lesser columns in back. Though it is 2,000 years old, the Pantheon’s famous dome remains the world’s largest unreinforced concrete dome. It is believed Marcus Agrippa built the Pantheon to be his private temple. The current building was reconstructed by Emperor Hadrian in the second century. |
The Colosseum is another of Rome’s major tourist attractions. Its construction was started by emperor Vespasian of the Flavian dynasty in 72 AD and was finished by his son Titus in 80 AD. The elliptical amphitheater could hold up to 50,000 people who turned out to watch gladiators do battle, people be publicly executed and enjoy other forms of entertainment. This stone and concrete structure, built in the first century, was the largest amphitheater in the Roman Empire. It is considered one of the Romans’ greatest architectural and engineering feats. |
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In some cases additional medium properties are needed. A component that needs these optional properties has to call one of the functions listed in the following table. They are defined as partial functions within package PartialMedium, and then (optionally) implemented in actual medium packages. If a component calls such an optional function and the medium package does not provide a new implementation for this function, an error message is printed at translation time, since the function is "partial", i.e., incomplete. The argument of all functions is the state record, automatically defined by the BaseProperties model or specifically computed using the setState_XXX functions, which contains the minimum number of thermodynamic variables needed to compute all the additional properties. In the table it is assumed that there is a declaration of the form:
replaceable package Medium = Modelica.Media.Interfaces.PartialMedium; Medium.ThermodynamicState state;
| Function call | Unit | Description |
| Medium.dynamicViscosity(state) | Pa.s | dynamic viscosity |
| Medium.thermalConductivity(state) | W/(m.K) | thermal conductivity |
| Medium.prandtlNumber(state) | 1 | Prandtl number |
| Medium.specificEntropy(state) | J/(kg.K) | specific entropy |
| Medium.specificHeatCapacityCp(state) | J/(kg.K) | specific heat capacity at constant pressure |
| Medium.specificHeatCapacityCv(state) | J/(kg.K) | specific heat capacity at constant density |
| Medium.isentropicExponent(state) | 1 | isentropic exponent |
| Medium.isentropicEnthatlpy(pressure, state) | J/kg | isentropic enthalpy |
| Medium.velocityOfSound(state) | m/s | velocity of sound |
| Medium.isobaricExpansionCoefficient(state) | 1/K | isobaric expansion coefficient |
| Medium.isothermalCompressibility(state) | 1/Pa | isothermal compressibility |
| Medium.density_derp_h(state) | kg/(m3.Pa) | derivative of density by pressure at constant enthalpy |
| Medium.density_derh_p(state) | kg2/(m3.J) | derivative of density by enthalpy at constant pressure |
| Medium.density_derp_T(state) | kg/(m3.Pa) | derivative of density by pressure at constant temperature |
| Medium.density_derT_p(state) | kg/(m3.K) | derivative of density by temperature at constant pressure |
| Medium.density_derX(state) | kg/m3 | derivative of density by mass fraction |
| Medium.molarMass(state) | kg/mol | molar mass |
There are also some short forms provided for user convenience that allow the computation of certain thermodynamic state variables without using the ThermodynamicState record explicitly. Those short forms are for example useful to compute consistent start values in the initial equation section. Let's consider the function temperature_phX(p,h,X) as an example. This function computes the temperature from pressure, specific enthalpy, and composition X (or Xi) and is a short form for writing
temperature(setState_phX(p,h,X))
The following functions are predefined in PartialMedium (other functions can be added in the actual medium implementation package if they are useful)
| Medium.specificEnthalpy_pTX(p,T,X) | J/kg | Specific enthalpy at p, T, X |
| Medium.temperature_phX(p,h,X) | K | Temperature at p, h, X |
| Medium.density_phX(p,h,X) | kg/m3 | Density at p, h, X |
| Medium.temperature_psX(p,s,X) | K | Temperature at p, s, X |
| Medium.specificEnthalpy_psX(p,s,X) | J/(kg.K) | Specific entropy at p, s, X |
Assume for example that the dynamic viscosity eta is needed in the pressure drop equation of a short pipe. Then, the model of a short pipe has to be changed to:
model ShortPipe ... Medium.BaseProperties medium_a "Medium properties in port_a"; Medium.BaseProperties medium_b "Medium properties in port_b"; ... Medium.DynamicViscosity eta; ... eta = if port_a.m_flow > 0 then Medium.dynamicViscosity(medium_a.state) else Medium.dynamicViscosity(medium_b.state); // use eta in the pressure drop equation: port_a.m_flow = f(dp, eta) end ShortPipe;
Note, "Medium.DynamicViscosity" is a type defined in Modelica.Interfaces.PartialMedium as
import SI = Modelica.SIunits; type DynamicViscosity = SI.DynamicViscosity ( min=0, max=1.e8, nominal=1.e-3, start=1.e-3);
Every medium model may modify the attributes, to provide, e.g., min, max, nominal, and start values adapted to the medium. Also, other types, such as AbsolutePressure, Density, MassFlowRate, etc. are defined in PartialMedium. Whenever possible, these medium specific types should be used in a model in order that medium information, e.g., about nominal or start values, are automatically utilized.


H.B. Woodrose & Cannabis
As I write this, it's been approx 17 hours since my intake of the seeds and I still feel effects, (pretty out of it generally) I'll do the best I can to recollect what happened last night in detail.
About 9 o'clock I arrive at a friendís house, he has 3 other friends already over, I bring six H.B. Woodrose seeds.  It will only be me and my friend tripping tonight, as thereís only 6 seeds. At about 10 o'clock me and friend 'N' have had the seeds grinded up, chewed up, and in our mouths in a ball of saliva for 10 minutes and decide to swallow.
We wait about an hour and don't feel much. Within this time the two other friends have already left.  At about 1130-1200 I begin to feel it. It snuck up for sure, and we decide to start smoking some Mary, as its recommended to do so while on these due to the nausea associated with these little guys (I didn't get much anyways). By 12:30 I'm totally tripping out.
This was such a new high to me I've never experienced such effects in my life. I've done shrooms tons of times, MDMA tons of times, etc. The LSA in these combined with Cannabis created a CRAZY euphoric trip. It felt as though a mix of the euphoria felt on MDMA was occurring with still a tripped out state of consciousness Iíd associate to shrooms. By 1:00 every mere thought or sentence I produce seems to bring about so much pleasure that I almost laugh every time I speak. My friend at this point does not know how to have regular conversation and every time I attempt to speak with him, his reply goes into a different context and different conversation.
I tried listening to music, and it was simply insane. My memory fades me really well at this point, but I specifically remember listening to music and saying I don't know how to express the sensory data thatís being input into me right now. I literally could not comprehend it. From this point, EVERY thing that occurred was merely incomprehendable. Every thought, every sentence, was something I had no idea how to express to the point of breathing being a confusing concept.
I sat in the most mindless, tripped out state of consciousness and literally felt as though it was a burden to exist. At this point I decided the euphoric effects were gone and I'd rather be unconscious than anything. I wanted to go home but I literally felt like I was flashing in and out of consciousness at the speed of light and getting up from the couch was an insane task. After reasoning with my friend for some time, I choose to drive home.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!] As I drive, I am looking around and trying to comprehend what I'm doing. I feel as though my memory is fading so fast that every mere thought or image that comes into my head disappears within seconds and I am just doing my best to turn and drive safely. Again, my memory fades me here but I get home fine.
 I get inside, lock the door, walk downstairs and see my brother in the bathroom. He opens the door 'Yo you bring munchies?' he said in the funniest tone, and I don't even remember how I replied but I feel as though I straight shut down his joke. I couldn't comprehend his attempt at humour and had no choice but to keep my mind on the goal (the bed) and if I didn't, I feared fainting on the spot. I get into bed, and now this is where I see what a bad trip can really be.
As I sit there, every negative thought merely multiplies by a million. Everything I think about reflects into another mirror of thought, and this goes in an infinite reflection resulting in instantaneous fear and sadness. As I sit in the bed, I slowly feel myself falling over into insanity. I cannot sit still but I cannot sit in my bed and pass out. All I want to do is be unconscious and my body will NOT let me.
At this point itís about 2:30 and I really begin to convince myself I'm dying. The mere thought of this being a possibility goes into my head, hits the mirror of infinite fear and just EXPLODES. I am sitting there in my physical state, thinking what if thereís something in these thatís killing me right now because I think I'm forgetting how to breathe. It was literally as though every negative thought I had, turned into an EXTREMELY negative thought (due to infinite mirror effect), then took its PHYSICAL equivalent in my body. So from this I would argue I was having the worse panic attack of my life. I was attempting to breathe, and it felt like breathing itself was of no use and was not helping me.
I sat there and stopped breathing and literally felt relief begin to kick in. There mere concept of not bringing air into my body was helping me. At this point I'm sure that this can't be a good thing, and THIS thought hits the mirror infinite fear and multiplies, making the trip worse. I'm telling myself the best thing I can do is breathe steadily until I'm fine. Time had literally no perception in me so what occurred with this attempt at steady breathing seemed like about an hour. I constantly panicked and moved around in my bed trying to breathe more and get more air, but still felt as though I was suffocating. I begin to try to puke but can't, still having trouble breathing, tears roll down my eyes and at this point I am truly thinking maybe itís time to pick up my phone and dial 911.
I now understand why this has been done in a bad trip. I had convinced myself I was dying and I was physically feeling my own fear. I thought over and over again every time another intense panic resulted in the inability to breathe, whether I should start yelling my brotherís name or call an ambulance. My friend had been texting me, I check my phone while panicking to see he says heís getting scared too. But probably not merely what I'm feeling, as he did not say anything more than 'Yeah I'm scared too'. So I put my phone down and try to deal with myself and make clarity in whats really going on. Am I really dying? Is this actually happening?
Then my cat jumps on the bed.
In my worse state, the worse state I have ever felt in my entire life, I make one last attempt at gripping a safe reality. I pet my cat. As I'm petting it, within what feels like seconds I begin to come down to reality in a much happier way. My body stops panicking, I feel breathing come more naturally, I can sit still longer.
I keep petting the cat. I begin to feel an absolute sense of love for everything.  I love life. I love everything around me. I'm so happy I can exist, eat food, have friends' the list went on till I was giving thanks for merely everything that I could possibly give thanks for. I have never been more thankful of anything in my life.
After the cat leaves, I feel myself getting panicky again. My worst fear of slipping back into insanity grips me (and multiplies so I try to tell myself to be happy and see if that will multiply under the same laws as the mirror works. It does for what seems like a quarter second but then I feel as though my attempt at making myself happy was merely a cover up of my conscious state and this realization multiplied negatively. The panics ensued for only a few more minutes before I got control of it and passed out.
I wake up still feeling pretty out of it, but boy do those seeds hit you hard.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Immunoperoxidase monolayer assay (IPMA) showing the inhibition of PRRSV infection in MARC-145 cells by Tiliacora triandra (TT) extract at concentrations of 312.5, 625, and 1250 μg/ml ( a–d) and P. emblica (PE) extract at concentrations of 19.5, 39, and 78 μg/ml ( e–h). Scale bar in the figure: 200 μm


General Election 2019: the latest odds for Burnley, Blackburn, Rossendale and Darwen, Ribble Valley seats
by Finlay GreigThe United Kingdom goes to the polls next month for the country’s third General Election in four years.
Current Prime Minister Boris Johnson and leader of the Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn are the chief contenders to enter Number 10, with the leader of the Conservatives fancied by the bookies at 1/4 to emerge as the country’s leader in the early hours of December 13.
Corbyn is less fancied at 5/2, while the leader of the Liberal Democrats, Jo Swinson, who earlier this month made the audacious claim that she was “Britain’s next Prime Minister'' is an outsider, with odds of 33/1.
According to bookmakers, the most likely outcome of the General Election is a Conservative majority with odds currently floating at 1/2. A hung parliament is the second most probable outcome with odds of 7/4. A Labour majority is highly unlikely if odds are to be believed - that result is listed as 25/1.
Local odds
Burnley is expected to be a tightly fought battleground this election. Labour have been backed as slight favourites at 8/13.
The Conservative Party meanwhile are listed at 2/1 despite losing the seat by 6,353 votes at the 2017 General Election.
The Liberal Democrats are also in contention for the seat, they’ve been backed at 5/1, while the Brexit Party are listed at 16/1.
Blackburn is expected to be a safe Labour win: they’re listed at 1/100, with the Conservatives their nearest rivals at 20/1.
Jake Berry is backed to retain the seat of Rossendale and Darwen. The Conservative MP is listed at 1/10 to win the seat, with Labour offered an outside chance at 6/1.
Traditionally, Conservative seat Ribble Valley is expected to be an easy win for Tory MP Nigel Evans.
He’s backed at 1/200, while Labour and the Liberal Democrats have both been slapped with odds of 25/1.
Note: these odds were taken from paddypower.com and are accurate as of November 22, 2019.


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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block title %} Loan Details {% endblock %} {% block content %}
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Kidnap suspect commits suicide in Dhaka
by bdnews24.comPolice have recovered the body of a kidnap suspect from a house in Dhaka’s Sutrapur area.
The man’s body was found hanging from a ceiling fan with a scarf tied around his neck on Sunday night, according to Sutrapur Police Station OC Kazi Wazed Ali.
The dead man has been identified as 21-year-old Sayem Hasan Shanto, who stopped pursuing his education after completing his HSC. He was arrested on charges of kidnapping a girl and later released from prison on Friday.
Sayem used to live with his parents in their 7th floor flat at a seven-storied building, OC Kazi told bdnews24.com. He committed suicide by strangling himself in his room.
“A suicide note has been found in the room. The note holds the parents of the girl responsible for his death.”
A few days back Sayem lured a 10th grader to his house, said Kazi. The girl’s father started a kidnapping case against Sayem with Kotwali police station over the incident.
A case has been filed in the incident, said Kazi.
The body has been sent to Sir Salimullah Medical College morgue for autopsy.


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Costs for FaaS services are based on execution time. Many providers calculate the execution time of
each function in 100ms increments and always round up. The minimum execution time they will charge
you for is 100ms, so any function that runs for less than 100ms will be billed at 100ms. AWS and
Azure however, bills on a 1ms granularity. How much they charge per 100ms is based on memory size.
Below is a brief description of each field:
- Number of executions — total number of invocations for your function per month;
- Average execution time — average execution duration of your function;
- Memory allocation — amount of memory your function needs for its work;
- Use free tier — whether to include free tier quota in the monthly calculations.
How it works?
Many providers use a pay-as-you-use model and the cost entirely depends on your usage. The
calculation is based on usage ($/invocation) and execution duration
($/hour). To find the compute costs, you first need to calculate monthly execution
duration by multiplying number of executions with duration (s). Afterwards, multiply monthly
duration with memory allocation (GB). You will get GB-s compute time per month which is used
on all calculations.
Depending on the provider, every month you will get a number of invocations and seconds of compute
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Table below shows the price for invocations and computational time.
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GB/s of compute price |
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| Google Cloud Functions |
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Create a controller¶
Create a class that inherits from the pyrts.server.Server
class,
in, pass the ID of the player (0 or 1) and implement the
get_action()
method. It is also
a good idea to instantiate your controller and call the
start()
method in the main function of
your module, so that you can run this controller as a standalone script later.
from pyrts.server import Server
class AI(server):
def __init__(self, player_id):
super(AI, self).__init__(player_id)
def get_action(state):
# In here implement the algorithm that takes the state and creates the action
return [ .. list of actions]
if __name__ == '__main__':
ai = AI(0)
ai.start()
The method must return a list
of actions, one action for each unit in the
game. The list is a standard Python list and each action is a Python dict
objects containing the unit ID and another dict
containing the action and
its parameters. Action names and codes are listed in
pyrts.server.Action
. Action parameters, which are mostly directions to
apply the actions, are listed in pyrts.server.Direction
.
[
{
"unitID": 0 # the unit that you wish to control
"unitAction": {
'type': 1 # the type of action (this is defined in the unit type table)
'parameters': 0 # the parameters for the action (this is defined in the unit type table)
}
},
{
# more actions for different unit IDs
}
]
For every game tick, the get_action()
method is called. A list of
actions is available in pyrts.Action
. A list of directions (the only
argument taken by some of the actions) is available in
pyrts.Direction
.
If there are no actions to send at a given time step, then an empty list
[]
should be sent. If actions are sent to a subset of the units, the
other units must receive Action.NONE
. Units that are still
performing actions from previous turns must also receive Action.NONE
(a list of these units is returned by the get_busy_units()
method
inherited by your controller).
Examples¶
Example controllers can be found in the examples
directory.
Currently the following algorithms are implemented:
random_actions.py
: perform random actions for all unitsrandom_bot_movement.py
: a random walk for the single worker that starts
Run your controller¶
Start your AI class in Python. You should see some logging that looks like this:
DEBUG:RTSServer:Socket created
DEBUG:RTSServer:Socket bind complete
DEBUG:RTSServer:Socket now listening
Once you see this logging, you can start a microRTS environment and it should connect to the control server.
Start microRTS in Client Mode¶
Since your controller is going to have the role of a server, microRTS
must be started in Client Mode. In order to do that, change the contents
of
config.properties
so that launch_mode=CLIENT
. Make sure all other network parameters
are kept as default:
server_address=<IP_ADDRESS>
server_port=9898
serialization_type=2
Start microRTS. By now, you should see your Python agent interact with the game.
Starting MicroRTS automatically (experimental)¶
MicroRTS can be started automatically by python-microRTS. This is useful in case you wish to run multiple games in a loop. In order to do that:
the
MICRORTSPATH
environment variable must be set, containing the path to the directory that has the necessary libraries to run MicroRTS, as well as MicroRTS.class
files.a properties file must be provided (like this one), containing the necessary information to start MicroRTS.
Start your controller with the following parameters (edit them as necessary):
ai.start(start_microrts=True, microrts_properties='my_file.properties')
The following command in spawned using the subprocess package:
java -cp "${MICRORTSPATH}/lib/*:${MICRORTSPATH}/bin" rts.MicroRTS -f <microrts properties file>


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Launch history
On this tab you can navigate on you test launches. See launch state, date, branch of code and so on.
Launch items
List of your launch items. On this tab you can edit and delete items. To add new one, click "Add new launch item".
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Unified-RED requires a connection to a MongoDB or SQLite database.
Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, and Microsoft SQL Server are also supported with the
installation of additional database drivers.
MongoDB (recommended)
For instructions on installing MongoDB onto your local server,
see
Install MongoDB — MongoDB Manual
.
To setup a MongoDB in the cloud, see the
MongoDB Atlas
cloud service.
Example connection strings:
| Local server: |
mongodb://localhost:27017/unified-red |
| MongoDB Atlas: |
mongodb+srv://kay:myRealPassword@cluster0.mongodb.net/?serverSelectionTryOnce=false&serverSelectionTimeoutMS=15000&w=majority
|
SQLite and others
SQLite is often included in Linux and embedded servers, however
to download SQLite, see the
SQLite Download Page
.
Example connection strings:
| Relative path |
sqlite:node_modules/unified-red/unified-red.db |
| Absolute path |
sqlite:/media/sdcard/data/unified-red/unified-red.db |
To connect to a Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, or Microsoft SQL
Server database, use NPM to install the respective database driver.
| Postgres: |
npm install --save pg pg-hstore |
| MySQL |
npm install --save mysql2 |
| MariaDB: |
npm install --save mariadb |
| Microsoft SQL Server: |
npm install --save tedious |
Example connection strings:
| Postgres: |
postgres://user:pass@<hostname>:5432/unified-red |
| MySQL: |
mysql://user:pass@<hostname>:3306/unified-red |
| MariaDB: |
mariadb://user:pass@<hostname>:3306/unified-red |
| Microsoft SQL Server: |
mssql://user:pass@<hostname>:1433/unified-red |


This is a report with Key Performance Indicaotrs (KPIs) for data collected on ICOS station {{inst_config['inst_name_full']}} between {{data_config['df_start']}} and {{data_config['df_end']}}. Figure 1.1 shows the cruise tracks.
Section 2 gives an overview of the data and its quality, while section 3 and 4 looks closer into the quality of each parameter. Section 5 contains propery-propery plots, and section 6 contains diagnostics plots.


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We are a year-round nursery with the capacity to deliver in quantity, according to your schedule. Call us to find out about cultivars that suit you. We can also chat about ways specific cultivars can help your bottom line. Whether you are looking to improve costs, harvest yield or timing, or get your hands on particular flavor profile, we likely have something for you. We also provide auxiliary library services, and can source particular cultivars or maintain your proprietary material.
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We are a year-round nursery with the capacity to deliver in quantity, according to your schedule. Call us to find out about cultivars that suit you. We can also chat about ways specific cultivars can help your bottom line. Whether you are looking to improve costs, harvest yield or timing, or get your hands on particular flavor profile, we likely have something for you. We also provide auxiliary library services, and can source particular cultivars or maintain your proprietary material.
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- We also provide auxiliary library services
- We can also chat about ways specific cultivars


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There is a number of variables that you can tweak in order to configure Polipo, and they should all be described in this manual (see Variable index). You can display the complete, most up-to-date list of configuration variables by using the -v command line flag or by accessing the “current configuration” page of Polipo’s web interface (see Web interface). Configuration variables can be set either on the command line or else in the configuration file given by the -c command-line flag.
Configuration variables are typed, and -v will display their types. The type can be of one of the following:
The configuration file has a very simple syntax. All blank lines are ignored, as are lines starting with a hash sign ‘#’. Other lines must be of the form
var = val
where var is a variable to set and val is the value to set it to.
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+++ draft = false date = "2006-07-27T18:56:32-03:00" title = "Adding a new view method to a portal type" tags = ["cookbook", "Plone"] created = "2006-07-27T18:45:48-03:00" modified = "2006-07-27T18:56:32-03:00" permaLink = "http://play.pixelblaster.ro/blog/archive/2006/07/27/adding-a-new-view-method-to-a-portal-type" author = "Tiberiu Ichim" aliases = [ "/blog/archive/2006/07/27/adding-a-new-view-method-to-a-portal-type" ] +++
While this method is superceeded by GenericSetup, it's usefull enough that I place it here.
ptypes = portal.portal_types
psite = getattr(ptypes, 'Plone Site')
view_methods = psite.view_methods
vm = list(view_methods) + ['main_frontpage']
psite.manage_changeProperties(view_methods=vm)


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I am an assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. I received my PhD in political science from Stony Brook University. My research focuses on the psychological underpinnings of political attitudes, reasoning, and behavior. I am especially interested in the development and application of new statistical methods in the area of political psychology. For example, I use quantitative text analysis to study how citizens discuss and justify their political preferences and beliefs in open-ended survey responses as well as online discussions.
Outside of academia, I enjoy cycling, hiking, climbing, and photography. I am also a fan of the German card game Skat. Here's a little Shiny app that keeps track of our group's game statistics.
For additional information, please see my CV as well as my research page. You can also find my code on GitHub.


I am a master's student studying Data Science at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Engineering and Applied Science. I also received my bachelor's degree majoring in Bioengineering and minoring in Mathematics summa cum laude from Penn Engineering in May 2020. I am fascinated by the many applications of data analytics and machine learning to real world problems, particularly in science and medicine. Outside of school, I am an avid runner and enjoy cooking and painting.
• Hold weekly office hours and write homework assignments in Python and SQL
• Plan recitation activities for Big Data Analytics class of 330 students
• Built Tableau dashboard for the company’s drug researchers and data scientists to track success of and facilitate feedback in disease programs
• Conducted user research to identify use cases and user requirements for Tableau dashboard
• Developed Python and SQL code to perform ETL on protein efficacy and safety data
• Held weekly office hours for Data Mining class of 230 students and graded homework assignments in R
• Predicted and backtested operating performance metrics of certain retail companies by querying multibillion row transaction dataset in SQL
• Visualized complex data with Tableau to gain insights on consumer trends
• Constructed R/Shiny web application for automated ranking of genetic variants from phenotypic data
• Created and optimized R code for calculating semantic similarities among ontological terms
• Visualized and statistically analyzed ontological and genetic disease catalog data in R
• Prepared genomic DNA utilizing quantification and quality control methods
• Formalized and implemented organizational worksheet system for sample tracking throughout lab processes
• Monitored and tested robotic protocols on liquid handling systems
• Cumulative GPA: 4.00 /4.00
• Relevant courses: Probability and Statistics, Brain Computer Interfaces, Big Data Analytics
An exploration of zero-shot learning for predicting speaker nationality from raw audio. An LSTM network, CNN, and feedforward neural network were used to predict phonetic attributes, the unique sounds present in a language. Nationality prediction was made based on maximal overlap in phonetic content with unique phoneme sets for each nationality. An accuracy of 25.9% was achieved (chance accuracy: 3.3%).
View Project on GithubAn analysis of Septa train performance in Python. Data on Septa trains was obtained from Kaggle, cleaned, and processed. A linear regression model and random forrest regression model were explored. A root mean square error of 0.78 minutes was achieved. Packages used include Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, Seaborn, and PySpark ML.
Download Project Jupyter NotebookA study to identify diabetes patients most at risk for costly hospital readmissions in R. Models explored include logistic regression with LASSO and backwards selection and decision trees. Model performance was assessed using ROC curves, AUC, and weighted misclassification error. Packages used include dplyr, ggplot2, glmnet, and randomForest.
Download Project R Markdown FileAn algorithm to predict finger flexion motion from raw ECoG data. The algorithm pre-processes input data, extracts six features (average time domain signal voltage and average frequency domain voltage of five different frequency bands), makes predictions using a linear decoder, and post-processes the predictions. This algorithm achieved a maximum correlation of 0.5072 when compared to unseen testing data.
View Project on GithubA Matlab GUI exploring various image processing techniques in the spatial and frequency domains. Spatial domain processing techniques use convolution with various kernels to produce effects like blurring, shapening, edge detection, and embossing. Frequency domain processing techniques use the fast Fourier Transform to analyze various properties of image's magnitude and phase components.
Download Project Matlab FileA checkers game built using the Java Swing GUI framework. Game design utilizes 2D arrays, collections, and file I/O.
View Project on GithubA hangman game built in Matlab. My first coding project. Game design utilizes for loops, if/else statements, cell arrays, and string functions.
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With the binding
data-bind="bindings: {ViewModelProperty:'ControlProperty'}" data-bind="bindings: [{vmProp1:'cProp1'}, {vmProp2:'cProp2'}]" data-bind="bindings: {ViewModelProperty:'ControlProperty', mode:'twoWay'}"
it is possible to bind directly from a property (Rx.Observable or knockout observable) on the view, to a getter/setter on a control.
If the property on the view model is "settable" (i.e. is a knockout observable or a Rx subject) two way bindings are also possible.
Example using a knockout observable for the x position and a Rx.Observable for the y property.