A couple of years ago I had a commercial PV immersion controller installed. No problems.
Recently the consumer unit I fitted 25 years ago was replaced by an electrician. I noticed a sporadic clicking noise from the new CU. Eventually I traced this to the MCB protecting the immersion circuit.
I believe the PV controller operates in burst fire mode. Is this causing the solenoid in the MCB to make the noise? And should it? I never heard any noise from the corresponding MCB on the old CU.
The clicking is not loud and is in the garage, so it's not causing a problem. But I'm concerned that the lifetime of the MCB may be reduced.
Is this normal behaviour for an MCB with a PV controller?
Re: Noise with PV immersion controller
@arnoldh,
Doesn't sound very healthy - you have already checked the tightness of the upper and lower clamps (with power off of course)? Which brand of MCB? A closeup of the trip markings would be useful.
Re: Noise with PV immersion controller
Thanks for the reply.
I've not checked the tightness of the connections - it means opening up the CU with the feed in live. I'll let the electrician that fitted it do that if it becomes necessary. At the moment I'm just trying to get feedback whether this behaviour is normal before I ask the fitter to come back.
This is the MCB. The PV controller is this one.
Re: Noise with PV immersion controller
Before trying to think of a complicated reason, is your MCB reset properly? Try tripping it manually and close it up again, and see if the noise is still present.
My first thought was there is a capacitor in the controller that's taking a large-ish inrush current, and your MCB is seeing that for an instant and thinking about tripping on instantaneous overload ("magnetic"), and that's what you can hear.
Does it happen irrespective of the amount of surplus PV you have, or is it noticeable/worse when you're diverting at about half-power?
Re: Noise with PV immersion controller
Yes, the MCB is reset correctly. It had been switched on and off a couple of times to confirm I'd got the right circuit.
Good point about the amount of surplus power. I've just switched the controller to boost mode, which I believe should turn the heater on fully with no power reduction. I can still hear a faint buzzing/clicking. The MCB is probably quieter than when the controller is only diverting part of the current, but I can't confirm because whatever sun there was has disappeared. I will experiment more when the sun returns.
But I'm now confused why I'm hearing any noise if the controller is passing full power. Unless of course there is a loose connection.
Re: Noise with PV immersion controller
"why I'm hearing any noise if the controller is passing full power..."
... is probably because that's its maximum power, but not exactly 100% power. The triac - which I assume is what the switch is - will be turning on when the voltage has risen to maybe 5 or 10 V. There very little power in that triangle that's missed, but the step as the triac turns on is enough to rattle something in your MCB.
Your first step is to check all the connections. I'd do that live using a type-tested insulated screwdriver and not think twice, but if you have any concerns at all, get the electrician back. The second thought is that there is something rattling about inside your MCB, and another one might not do this. I don't think any MCB should in fact make a noise as you describe, so it may well be grounds for getting it changed in any case.
Re: Noise with PV immersion controller
Robert,
Thanks. That all makes sense.


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GatewayBOT08-Jun-19 10:56 PM
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> If you have been following developments closely why do you cite things from years ago, why ignoring the dico have been done and completed like Utrum . Prior to the brown sheet video Komodo did not have a marketing team and since efforts have demonstrably improved. Can you even name any technology that Komodo has released in the past year?
[telegram] <Ggokhangark> I am not sure about about top 10 time but quite sure that kmd chart is looking awesome now. So according to me it gonna be minimum 3 usd in a few weeks.
If there will be a real altparty then I will not be suprised to see kmd price on 60-80 usd level until 2021. That is why I am holding it and try to increase my kmd amount everyday. (re @Steven: I have been here for a long time
And follow developments closely
KMD talk a big game
I remember the massive sell off after the brown curtain announcement
The failed dicos
As an investor and long time holder the latest wallet issue
Is worrisome
I mean it’s such a competitive market out there
I mean how far are we from getting to a point where we see
Kmd in the top 10 ?)
[telegram] <yorklab> Everything is hackable; even Binance got hacked! What's important is how the team responds to such events. I don't think another project out there would have been capable of acting as swiftly as Komodo did. They have also started the refund process quickly. For me this instills even more confidence in Komodo, and looking at the price of KMD it seems the market agrees. (re @Steven: I have been here for a long time
And follow developments closely
KMD talk a big game
I remember the massive sell off after the brown curtain announcement
The failed dicos
As an investor and long time holder the latest wallet issue
Is worrisome
I mean it’s such a competitive market out there
I mean how far are we from getting to a point where we see
Kmd in the top 10 ?)(edited)
[telegram] <Metin> KMD is the real bitcoin. (re @Ggokhangark: I am not sure about about top 10 time but quite sure that kmd chart is looking awesome now. So according to me it gonna be minimum 3 usd in a few weeks.
If there will be a real altparty then I will not be suprised to see kmd price on 60-80 usd level until 2021. That is why I am holding it and try to increase my kmd amount everyday.)(edited)
[telegram] <dsteve26> KMD
[telegram] <Ggokhangark> (re @yorklab: Everything is hackable; even Binance got hacked! What's important is how the team response to such events. I don't think another project out there would have been capable of acting as swiftly as Komodo did. They have also started the refund process quickly. For me this instills even more confidence in Komodo, and looking at the price of KMD it seems the market agrees.)
[telegram] <dsteve26> Go KMD ♂ (re @yorklab: Everything is hackable; even Binance got hacked! What's important is how the team response to such events. I don't think another project out there would have been capable of acting as swiftly as Komodo did. They have also started the refund process quickly. For me this instills even more confidence in Komodo, and looking at the price of KMD it seems the market agrees.)
GatewayBOT08-Jun-19 11:20 PM
[telegram] <Tosuncuk,>
[telegram] <PTYX11> Very true (re @yorklab: Everything is hackable; even Binance got hacked! What's important is how the team response to such events. I don't think another project out there would have been capable of acting as swiftly as Komodo did. They have also started the refund process quickly. For me this instills even more confidence in Komodo, and looking at the price of KMD it seems the market agrees.)
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 12:31 AM
[telegram] <Donnie> When can we withd again from binance?
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 12:41 AM
[telegram] <yorklab> They are working on that. I have heard the date June15th being thrown around, but no set date as of yet.
[telegram] <iamzao> just for KMD? or all coins there? (re @yorklab: They are working on that. I have heard the date June15th being thrown around, but no set date as of yet.)
[telegram] <yorklab> KMD
[telegram] <iamzao> thx
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 02:53 AM
[telegram] <ethanwilliamg> Ikr all these moonboys dont understand how bad it is when the team cant even make a wallet that can secure peoples funds with their own seed phrase. I dont know why anyone would trust putting their money on anything agama after this.  I dont know why anyone would trust putting their money on anything agama after this. Ya’ll can pretend everything is okay though)
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Or wallet providers (re @ethanwilliamg: Ikr all these moonboys dont understand how bad it is when the team cant even make a wallet that can secure peoples funds with their own seed phrase. I dont know why anyone would trust putting their money on anything agama after this. Ya’ll can pretend everything is okay though)
[telegram] <PTYX11> It seems there will be no monetary loss so how exactly did komodo screw anyone?
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 03:47 AM
[telegram] <cmyslopez> Is there any chance to list on Liquid??. A least they have a cold wallet.
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 04:30 AM
[telegram] <bulai> (re @yorklab: Everything is hackable; even Binance got hacked! What's important is how the team responds to such events. I don't think another project out there would have been capable of acting as swiftly as Komodo did. They have also started the refund process quickly. For me this instills even more confidence in Komodo, and looking at the price of KMD it seems the market agrees.)
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 06:05 AM
[telegram] <Allen> Are the hardware wallets effected also or just the agama wallet??
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Just agama
[telegram] <Allen> People were always having issues with the agama wallet
[telegram] <Allen> That's why I never felt secure using it...
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Never had any myself
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 07:02 AM
[telegram] <t0sma> The team will learn a lot with this event. They will not do same mistakes and Komodo will be better after the crisis. Don't forget the rebranding and atomicDex are coming soon.
[telegram] <Ra> Yeah let hope they actually deliver on that, they don't have a record of delivering on product this may be postponed to the next year and then another, don't keep your hopes up just.prepare for the worst
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> I have used atomicdex already. As a wallet I would say it’s ready, as a Dex , I haven’t had any issues with atomic swaps however some edge cases need worked with. Not everything in life goes according to plan however we persevere in spite of adversity and adapt where we need to.
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 07:41 AM
[telegram] <t0sma> I'm also beta tester of Atomic DEX. It's working fine. Did many atomic swaps. I think this event will not have a huge impact on the agenda.
[telegram] <Debodebeli> I dont understand why exchanges dont work. Agama was hacked. Not kmd chain . Except... because blocked accounts maybe?
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Yes as a security measure they were asked to halt trading to prevent hacker from spending stolen funds
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 08:02 AM
[telegram] <Heretic> I cant send any komodo to my new address as you wanted because binance and also bittrex have closed wallets
[telegram] <Heretic> And I filled in the form about lost funds
[telegram] <Heretic> So just wait till wallets will be opened and then withdraw to new address?
jl777c09-Jun-19 08:04 AM
you can send the dust to the exchange addresses, it will be on the blockchain and that is what the refund processor will look at. the blockchain and not exchange deposit credits
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 08:05 AM
[telegram] <Heretic> But I dont have any dust I have no way to send any komodo anywhere because binance and bittrex have closed their kmd wallets (re @Matterbridge_kmdbot: [discord] <jl777c> you can send the dust to the exchange addresses, it will be on the blockchain and that is what the refund processor will look at. the blockchain and not exchange deposit credits)
jl777c09-Jun-19 08:06 AM
if you didnt receive the dust from the refund process, your funds were not swept
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 08:07 AM
[telegram] <Heretic> Dust from refund process? You mean some very small percentage of komodo? (re @Matterbridge_kmdbot: [discord] <jl777c> if you didnt receive the dust from the refund process, your funds were not swept)
[telegram] <HarunK7918> Chain is working. First time i heard it i sent my balance to Binance before it closed deposits. Today i sent remaining dust KMD and Zilla from airdrop to my new Verus Agama.
[telegram] <Heretic> My fund have must been swept because all my funds were sent to another address
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Can you post your address I will take a look
[telegram] <Heretic> My old agama address showed 0 balance.
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Or dm me
[telegram] <Heretic> Ok, Ill send it (re @polycryptoblog: Can you post your address I will take a look)
[telegram] <Heretic> what is dm? (re @polycryptoblog: Can you post your address I will take a look)
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Direct message
[telegram] <Heretic> Oh same as pm :D (re @polycryptoblog: Direct message)
[telegram] <Heretic> Ok i will
[telegram] <Heretic> Oh I loggend in And you are right - I have balance there 0.0002 cca (re @polycryptoblog: Direct message)
[telegram] <Heretic> From June 7th
[telegram] <Heretic> So I will send this to new address that I created...
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Ok cool, follow the instructions in the link above to initiate the claim process
[telegram] <Heretic> I did everything correctly I hope just need to send the transaction (re @polycryptoblog: Ok cool, follow the instructions in the link above to initiate the claim process)
[telegram] <Heretic> Just needed to fill in the form and send transaction - anything else?
jl777c09-Jun-19 08:16 AM
make sure you file the form and send the special tx, that is all
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 08:17 AM
[telegram] <Heretic> Ok, so thats all, thx much for your help :) (re @Matterbridge_kmdbot: [discord] <jl777c> make sure you file the form and send the special tx, that is all)
jl777c09-Jun-19 09:24 AM
i got the refund processor coded and it will be sending out the first 90 refunds over the next hour or so. about half the claims for less than 777 KMD have properly sent the special tx 2) to the secure refund address. this is approx 10% of the affected users, so not a bad start. assuming there are no issues, the rest can be processed as soon as the proper claims are made with a matching send from the old address to the new secure address.
by the way, the refund processor is 500 lines of C code
A vulnerability was recenly discovered in Komodo's version of Agama wallet. Read this post to learn more about the vulnerability and the coming solutions.
[telegram] <Mixic> I'm glad the Komodo team reacted very quickly to the problem. Now the coins have returned to the new address. I thank the whole team, you're the cool guys!
jl777c09-Jun-19 10:29 AM
to be clear, if your address had less than 777 KMD swept, and you didnt receive a refund, but you received the dust to the old address. the holdup for the refund is the transaction you need to send from the old address to the new address:
https://support.komodoplatform.com/support/solutions/articles/29000029973-steps-to-reclaim-funds-after-the-agama-incident
I will run the refund processor daily for a while, so if you dont get your tx done before i start the refund processor, you will need to wait another day. Also if you have a larger amount, we need to wait a bit more time to make sure there are no disputes. and if your funds were not swept, but stolen, you need to wait and additional week.
it does take a long time to run the refund processor as i didnt code it for efficiency. i will process progressively larger and larger amounts during the week and will post the most recent cutoff value. that way you dont have to keep asking when your refund will be processed. until you send in your dust tx from old address to new address and i process refunds bigger than your refund, your refund wont be processed.
jl777c09-Jun-19 10:38 AM
plz post in social media that you got your funds back!
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 10:39 AM
[telegram] <Bartercashteam> I seen this one coming
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 11:19 AM
[telegram] <cmyslopez> Funds are back
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 11:31 AM
[telegram] <first_world_peace> Is the safe wallet with the secured kmd is generating 5.1% interest?
jl777c09-Jun-19 11:32 AM
yes, but i plan to refund everybody as soon as possible before it will have a chance to generate much at all
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 11:32 AM
[telegram] <polycryptoblog>
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 11:42 AM
[telegram] <Leon> Quick question, i just checked if my funds are still ok with downloading verus agama. They are still there, still needed to change seed? Or just for better safe than sorry
jl777c09-Jun-19 11:45 AM
better safe than sorry
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 11:45 AM
[telegram] <Leon>
[telegram] <FranM78> Do u know when exchanges will open wallets to withdraw?
In bittrex it is said till hardfork...♂
jl777c09-Jun-19 11:49 AM
after we get the new season 3 notary update, scheduled for next weekend
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 12:01 PM
[telegram] <chicken nugget> Hi I was away for few weeks. I m using agama V0.3.1 win version . When I login it said connection error. Do I need a newer version of agama wallet?
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> There was an incident, your funds may have been compromised. Please read the announcement and secure your funds or fill out a claim form if they were taken. https://komodoplatform.com/update-agama-vulnerability/ (re @chicken nugget: Hi I was away for few weeks. I m using agama V0.3.1 win version . When I login it said connection error. Do I need a newer version of agama wallet?)
A vulnerability was recenly discovered in Komodo's version of Agama wallet. Read this post to learn more about the vulnerability and the coming solutions.
[telegram] <chicken nugget> OK thanks
[telegram] <Bongsu> I can't see my transaction history how can I fix it
[telegram] <chicken nugget> I'll update the agama wallet and login and see
jl777c09-Jun-19 12:06 PM
use the verus wallet
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 12:06 PM
[telegram] <Bongsu> I did it
[telegram] <Bongsu>
[telegram] <Bongsu> This pop up i cant see
[telegram] <Bongsu> Though i uses Verus agama
jl777c09-Jun-19 12:08 PM
all refunds (that have been properly claimed) of less than 7777 KMD have been processed
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 12:08 PM
[telegram] <Bongsu> Anybody help would be very helpful
[telegram] <Bongsu> I followed the guide and I disable proxy but still it doesn't work
GatewayBOT09-Jun-19 12:29 PM
[telegram] <chicken nugget> After update to veruscoin amaga V0.6.13 from V0.3.1 .. My kmd r still there .. maybe I was below v0.3.5. it said affect those who had v0.3.5 or above
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> The best place for help is the Komodo discord community support channel . If Verus wallet is not working properly for you there are several other 3rd party wallets that can be used , Chameleon , Coinomi, Magnum and Guarda (re @Bongsu: Anybody help would be very helpful)
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Just to be safe it is still recommended to move to a new address. It’s good practice to rotate addresses regularly (re @chicken nugget: After update to veruscoin amaga V0.6.13 from V0.3.1 .. My kmd r still there .. maybe I was below v0.3.5. it said affect those who had v0.3.5 or above)
[telegram] <chicken nugget> so i need to create another kmd wallet using amaga and send all the kmd to the new address from the old?. thx


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These days I’m playing with AngularJS. Today I want to experiment with dynamic routes. Let me show your an example. Imagine a simple route configuration:
$routeProvider.when('/page/page1', {templateUrl: 'partials/page1.html', controller: Controller1});
$routeProvider.when('/page/page2', {templateUrl: 'partials/page2.html', controller: Controller2});
$routeProvider.when('/page/page3', {templateUrl: 'partials/page3.html', controller: Controller3});
It’s very simple but: What happens if our application is big and it grows fast? We need to add new lines and reload the browser. With AngularJS we can add paramenters to the routes:
$routeProvider.when('/page/:page', {templateUrl: 'partials/page.html', controller: Controller});
Now we don’t need to add new routes but what can we do with the partials? After browse the web and stack overflow finally I found this solution:
.when('/page/:page', {template: '
Loading...
', controller: DynamicController})
And now we need to define our DynamicController and load there our needed partial:
function DynamicController($scope, $routeParams) {
var unique = (new Date()).getTime();
$scope.templateUrl = '/api/pages/' + $routeParams.page + '?unique=' + unique;
}
We can load our partial as a static file but in this example I’m using a Silex backend to provide my partials.
<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/../../vendor/autoload.php';
use Silex\Application;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response;
$app = new Application();
$app['debug'] = true;
$app->register(new Silex\Provider\TwigServiceProvider(), [
'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/../../views',
'twig.options' => [
'cache' => __DIR__ . '/../../cache',
'auto_reload' => true
]
]);
$app->before(function() use ($app){
$app['twig']->setLexer( new Twig_Lexer($app['twig'], [
'tag_comment' => ['[#', '#]'],
'tag_block' => ['[%', '%]'],
'tag_variable' => ['[[', ']]'],
'interpolation' => ['#[', ']'],
]));
});
$app->get('/pages/{name}', function($name) use ($app){
return $app['twig']->render('hello.html.twig', ['name' => $name]);
});
$app->get('/pages/js/{name}', function($name) use ($app){
$response = new Response($app['twig']->render('hello.js', ['name' => $name]));
$response->headers->set("Content-Type", 'application/javascript');
return $response;
});
$app->run();
As you can see we need to use one small hack to use twig and AngularJS together. They aren’t good friends with the default configuration. Both uses the same syntax ‘’. Because of that we will change Twig’s default behaviour within a middleware.
And basically that’s all. You can see a working example in my github account using Booststrap and UI Booststrap


| Xmega Application Note | |||||
Defines | |
| #define | IOPORT_CREATE_PIN(port, pin) ((PORT_##port) + (pin)) |
| Create a PORT pin number. | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef uint8_t | pin_mask_t |
| A bitmask representing a set of pins on a port. | |
| typedef uint8_t | port_id_t |
| A port id. | |
| typedef uint16_t | port_pin_flags_t |
| Pin configuration flags. | |
| typedef uint8_t | port_pin_t |
| A PORT pin. | |
Functions | |
| static void | ioport_configure_group (port_id_t port, pin_mask_t pin_mask, port_pin_flags_t flags) |
| Configure a group of I/O pins on a specified port number. | |
| static void | ioport_configure_pin (port_pin_t pin, port_pin_flags_t flags) |
| Select the port function for a single pin. | |
| void | ioport_configure_port_pin (void *port, pin_mask_t pin_mask, port_pin_flags_t flags) |
| Configure the IO PORT pin function for a set of pins on a port. | |
| static bool | ioport_get_value (port_pin_t pin) |
| Read the current state of a PORT pin. | |
| static void * | ioport_id_pin_to_port (port_id_t port) |
| Create a pointer to a port from a PORT id number. | |
| static bool | ioport_pin_is_high (port_pin_t pin) |
| Read the current state of a PORT pin and test high level. | |
| static bool | ioport_pin_is_low (port_pin_t pin) |
| Read the current state of a PORT pin and test high level. | |
| static pin_mask_t | ioport_pin_to_mask (port_pin_t pin) |
| Generate port pin mask form PORT pin number. | |
| static void * | ioport_pin_to_port (port_pin_t pin) |
| Create a pointer to a port from a PORT pin number. | |
| static void | ioport_set_group_high (port_id_t port_id, pin_mask_t port_mask) |
| Drives a group of I/O pin of a port to high level. | |
| static void | ioport_set_group_low (port_id_t port_id, pin_mask_t port_mask) |
| Drives a group of I/O pin of a port to low level. | |
| static void | ioport_set_pin_high (port_pin_t pin) |
| Drive a PORT pin to a high level. | |
| static void | ioport_set_pin_low (port_pin_t pin) |
| Drive a PORT pin to a low level. | |
| static void | ioport_set_value (port_pin_t pin, bool value) |
| Drive a PORT pin to a given state. | |
| static void | ioport_tgl_group (port_id_t port_id, pin_mask_t port_mask) |
| Toggles a group of I/O pin of a port. | |
| static void | ioport_toggle_pin (port_pin_t pin) |
| Toggle the current state of a PORT pin. | |
Input/Sense Configuration Flags | |
|
| |
| #define | IOPORT_BOTHEDGES (0 << 0) |
| Sense Both Edges. | |
| #define | IOPORT_FALLING (2 << 0) |
| Sense Falling Edge. | |
| #define | IOPORT_INPUT_DISABLE (7 << 0) |
| Input Buffer Disabled. | |
| #define | IOPORT_LEVEL (3 << 0) |
| Sense Low Level. | |
| #define | IOPORT_RISING (1 << 0) |
| Sense Risign Edge. | |
Output and Pull Configuration Flags | |
|
| |
| #define | IOPORT_BUSKEEPER (1 << 3) |
| Bus Keeper. | |
| #define | IOPORT_PULL_DOWN (2 << 3) |
| Pull-Down (when input). | |
| #define | IOPORT_PULL_UP (3 << 3) |
| Pull-Up (when input). | |
| #define | IOPORT_TOTEM (0 << 3) |
| Normal push/pull output. | |
| #define | IOPORT_WIRED_AND (5 << 3) |
| Wired AND. | |
| #define | IOPORT_WIRED_AND_PULL_UP (7 << 3) |
| Wired AND and Pull-Up. | |
| #define | IOPORT_WIRED_OR (4 << 3) |
| Wired OR. | |
| #define | IOPORT_WIRED_OR_PULL_DOWN (6 << 3) |
| Wired OR and Pull-Down. | |
Input/Output Configuration Flags | |
|
| |
| #define | IOPORT_DIR_INPUT (0 << 8) |
| Pin is Input. | |
| #define | IOPORT_DIR_OUTPUT (1 << 8) |
| Pin is Output. | |
Initial Output State Flags | |
|
| |
| #define | IOPORT_INIT_HIGH (1 << 9) |
| Initial Ouptput State is High. | |
| #define | IOPORT_INIT_LOW (0 << 9) |
| Initial Ouptput State is Low. | |
Inverted I/O Configuration Flags | |
|
| |
| #define | IOPORT_INV_DISABLE (0 << 6) |
| I/O is Not Inverted. | |
| #define | IOPORT_INV_ENABLED (1 << 6) |
| I/O is Inverted. | |
Slew Rate Limit Configuration Flags | |
|
| |
| #define | IOPORT_SRL_DISABLED (0 << 7) |
| Slew Rate Limit Disabled. | |
| #define | IOPORT_SRL_ENABLED (1 << 7) |
| Slew Rate Limit Enabled. | |
PORT fields struture offset | |
|
For internal use only. These macros are used to compute the field offset nummber with the PORT_t struture. | |
| #define | PORT_DIR 0x00 |
| Data Direction. | |
| #define | PORT_DIRCLR 0x02 |
| Data Direction Clear. | |
| #define | PORT_DIRSET 0x01 |
| Data Direction Set. | |
| #define | PORT_DIRTGL 0x03 |
| Data Direction Toggle. | |
| #define | PORT_IN 0x08 |
| Data Input Value. | |
| #define | PORT_INT0MASK 0x0A |
| Interrupt 0 Mask. | |
| #define | PORT_INT1MASK 0x0B |
| Interrupt 1 Mask. | |
| #define | PORT_INTCTRL 0x09 |
| Interrupt Control. | |
| #define | PORT_INTFLAGS 0x0C |
| Interrupt Flags. | |
| #define | PORT_OUT 0x04 |
| Data Output Value. | |
| #define | PORT_OUTCLR 0x06 |
| Data Output Value Clear. | |
| #define | PORT_OUTSET 0x05 |
| Data Output Value Set. | |
| #define | PORT_OUTTGL 0x07 |
| Data Output Value Toggle. | |
| #define | PORT_PIN0CTRL 0x10 |
| Pin 0 Configuration. | |
| #define | PORT_PIN1CTRL 0x11 |
| Pin 1 Configuration. | |
| #define | PORT_PIN2CTRL 0x12 |
| Pin 2 Configuration. | |
| #define | PORT_PIN3CTRL 0x13 |
| Pin 3 Configuration. | |
| #define | PORT_PIN4CTRL 0x14 |
| Pin 4 Configuration. | |
| #define | PORT_PIN5CTRL 0x15 |
| Pin 5 Configuration. | |
| #define | PORT_PIN6CTRL 0x16 |
| Pin 6 Configuration. | |
| #define | PORT_PIN7CTRL 0x17 |
| Pin 7 Configuration. | |
PORT Pin Numbering | |
|
For internal use only. These macros are used to generate PORT pin numbers for each port with the CREATE_PORT_PIN macro. Each port has 8 pins so e.g. the first pin on PORTB gets number 8, first pin on PORTC gets 16 ... | |
| #define | PORT_PORTA (0 * 8) |
| #define | PORT_PORTB (1 * 8) |
| #define | PORT_PORTC (2 * 8) |
| #define | PORT_PORTD (3 * 8) |
| #define | PORT_PORTE (4 * 8) |
| #define | PORT_PORTF (5 * 8) |
| #define | PORT_PORTG (6 * 8) |
| #define | PORT_PORTH (7 * 8) |
| #define | PORT_PORTJ (8 * 8) |
| #define | PORT_PORTK (9 * 8) |
| #define | PORT_PORTL (10 * 8) |
| #define | PORT_PORTM (11 * 8) |
| #define | PORT_PORTN (12 * 8) |
| #define | PORT_PORTP (13 * 8) |
| #define | PORT_PORTQ (14 * 8) |
| #define | PORT_PORTR (15 * 8) |
This is a driver implementation for the I/O ports peripheral. The I/O ports peripheral can be found on XMEGA devices and it controls and configures the I/O pins.
| #define IOPORT_CREATE_PIN | ( | port, | |||
| pin | ) | ((PORT_##port) + (pin)) |
Create a PORT pin number.
This macro creates a PORT pin number from a pin on a port. The PORT pin number can be used with the functions provided from this driver.
| port | Port name e.g. PORTA. | |
| pin | Pin number on the port, valid values are 0 to 7. |
Definition at line 139 of file ioport.h.
Referenced by board_init().
| #define IOPORT_DIR_INPUT (0 << 8) |
| #define IOPORT_DIR_OUTPUT (1 << 8) |
Pin is Output.
Definition at line 87 of file ioport.h.
Referenced by board_init(), and ioport_configure_port_pin().
| #define IOPORT_INIT_HIGH (1 << 9) |
Initial Ouptput State is High.
Definition at line 93 of file ioport.h.
Referenced by board_init(), and ioport_configure_port_pin().
| #define IOPORT_INIT_LOW (0 << 9) |
| #define IOPORT_INPUT_DISABLE (7 << 0) |
| #define IOPORT_PULL_UP (3 << 3) |
| #define IOPORT_SRL_DISABLED (0 << 7) |
| #define IOPORT_SRL_ENABLED (1 << 7) |
| #define IOPORT_WIRED_AND_PULL_UP (7 << 3) |
| #define IOPORT_WIRED_OR_PULL_DOWN (6 << 3) |
| #define PORT_DIRCLR 0x02 |
Data Direction Clear.
Definition at line 259 of file ioport.h.
Referenced by ioport_configure_port_pin().
| #define PORT_DIRSET 0x01 |
Data Direction Set.
Definition at line 258 of file ioport.h.
Referenced by ioport_configure_port_pin().
| #define PORT_OUTCLR 0x06 |
Data Output Value Clear.
Definition at line 263 of file ioport.h.
Referenced by ioport_configure_port_pin().
| #define PORT_OUTSET 0x05 |
Data Output Value Set.
Definition at line 262 of file ioport.h.
Referenced by ioport_configure_port_pin().
| #define PORT_PIN0CTRL 0x10 |
Pin 0 Configuration.
Definition at line 270 of file ioport.h.
Referenced by ioport_configure_port_pin().
| typedef uint8_t pin_mask_t |
| typedef uint8_t port_id_t |
| typedef uint16_t port_pin_flags_t |
| typedef uint8_t port_pin_t |
| static void ioport_configure_group | ( | port_id_t | port, | |
| pin_mask_t | pin_mask, | |||
| port_pin_flags_t | flags | |||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Configure a group of I/O pins on a specified port number.
| port | The port number | |
| pin_mask | The pin mask to configure | |
| flags | Bitmask of flags specifying additional configuration parameters. |
Definition at line 217 of file ioport.h.
References ioport_configure_port_pin(), and ioport_id_pin_to_port().
00218 { 00219 ioport_configure_port_pin(ioport_id_pin_to_port(port), pin_mask, flags); 00220 }
| static void ioport_configure_pin | ( | port_pin_t | pin, | |
| port_pin_flags_t | flags | |||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Select the port function for a single pin.
| pin | The pin to configure | |
| flags | Bitmask of flags specifying additional configuration parameters. |
Definition at line 203 of file ioport.h.
References ioport_configure_port_pin(), ioport_pin_to_mask(), and ioport_pin_to_port().
Referenced by board_init().
00204 { 00205 ioport_configure_port_pin(ioport_pin_to_port(pin), ioport_pin_to_mask(pin), flags); 00206 }
| void ioport_configure_port_pin | ( | void * | port, | |
| pin_mask_t | pin_mask, | |||
| port_pin_flags_t | flags | |||
| ) |
Configure the IO PORT pin function for a set of pins on a port.
| port | Pointer to the port | |
| pin_mask | Mask containing the pins that should be configured | |
| flags | Bitmask of flags specifying additional configuration parameters. |
Definition at line 40 of file ioport.c.
References IOPORT_DIR_OUTPUT, IOPORT_INIT_HIGH, PORT_DIRCLR, PORT_DIRSET, PORT_OUTCLR, PORT_OUTSET, and PORT_PIN0CTRL.
Referenced by ioport_configure_group(), and ioport_configure_pin().
00041 { 00042 uint8_t pin; 00043 00044 for (pin = 0; pin < 8; pin++) { 00045 if (pin_mask & (1 << pin)) { 00046 *((uint8_t*)port+PORT_PIN0CTRL+pin)=flags; 00047 } 00048 } 00049 /* Select direction and initial pin state */ 00050 if (flags & IOPORT_DIR_OUTPUT) { 00051 if (flags & IOPORT_INIT_HIGH) { 00052 *((uint8_t*)port+PORT_OUTSET)=pin_mask; 00053 } 00054 else { 00055 *((uint8_t*)port+PORT_OUTCLR)=pin_mask; 00056 } 00057 *((uint8_t*)port+PORT_DIRSET)=pin_mask; 00058 } 00059 else { 00060 *((uint8_t*)port+PORT_DIRCLR)=pin_mask; 00061 } 00062 }
| static bool ioport_get_value | ( | port_pin_t | pin | ) | [inline, static] |
Read the current state of a PORT pin.
| pin | A number identifying the pin to read. |
| true | The pin is currently high (close to Vdd) | |
| false | The pin is currently low (close to Vss) |
Definition at line 336 of file ioport.h.
References ioport_pin_to_mask(), and ioport_pin_to_port().
00337 { 00338 PORT_t *port = ioport_pin_to_port(pin); 00339 return port->IN&ioport_pin_to_mask(pin); 00340 }
| static void* ioport_id_pin_to_port | ( | port_id_t | port | ) | [inline, static] |
Create a pointer to a port from a PORT id number.
It is assumed that all ports are lined up after PORTA in the memory map like it is described in the XMEGA A manual. Otherwise we have to do a switch case here.
| port | PORT id number. (PORTA is 0, PORTB is 1 ...) |
Definition at line 168 of file ioport.h.
Referenced by ioport_configure_group(), ioport_set_group_high(), ioport_set_group_low(), and ioport_tgl_group().
| static bool ioport_pin_is_high | ( | port_pin_t | pin | ) | [inline, static] |
Read the current state of a PORT pin and test high level.
| pin | A number identifying the pin to read. |
| true | The pin is currently high (close to Vdd) | |
| false | The pin is currently low (close to Vss) |
Definition at line 349 of file ioport.h.
References ioport_pin_to_mask(), and ioport_pin_to_port().
00350 { 00351 PORT_t *port = ioport_pin_to_port(pin); 00352 return port->IN&ioport_pin_to_mask(pin); 00353 }
| static bool ioport_pin_is_low | ( | port_pin_t | pin | ) | [inline, static] |
Read the current state of a PORT pin and test high level.
| pin | A number identifying the pin to read. |
| true | The pin is currently high (close to Vdd) | |
| false | The pin is currently low (close to Vss) |
Definition at line 362 of file ioport.h.
References ioport_pin_to_mask(), and ioport_pin_to_port().
00363 { 00364 PORT_t *port = ioport_pin_to_port(pin); 00365 return (~port->IN&ioport_pin_to_mask(pin)); 00366 }
| static pin_mask_t ioport_pin_to_mask | ( | port_pin_t | pin | ) | [inline, static] |
Generate port pin mask form PORT pin number.
| pin | PORT pin number. |
Definition at line 180 of file ioport.h.
Referenced by ioport_configure_pin(), ioport_get_value(), ioport_pin_is_high(), ioport_pin_is_low(), ioport_set_pin_high(), ioport_set_pin_low(), ioport_set_value(), and ioport_toggle_pin().
| static void* ioport_pin_to_port | ( | port_pin_t | pin | ) | [inline, static] |
Create a pointer to a port from a PORT pin number.
It is assumed that all ports are lined up after PORTA in the memory map like it is described in the XMEGA A manual. Otherwise we have to do a switch case here.
| pin | PORT pin number. This number can be generated by the macro CREATE_PORT_PIN. |
Definition at line 152 of file ioport.h.
Referenced by ioport_configure_pin(), ioport_get_value(), ioport_pin_is_high(), ioport_pin_is_low(), ioport_set_pin_high(), ioport_set_pin_low(), ioport_set_value(), and ioport_toggle_pin().
| static void ioport_set_group_high | ( | port_id_t | port_id, | |
| pin_mask_t | port_mask | |||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Drives a group of I/O pin of a port to high level.
| port_id | The port number. | |
| port_mask | The mask. |
Definition at line 384 of file ioport.h.
References ioport_id_pin_to_port().
00385 { 00386 PORT_t *port = ioport_id_pin_to_port(port_id); 00387 port->OUTSET = port_mask; 00388 }
| static void ioport_set_group_low | ( | port_id_t | port_id, | |
| pin_mask_t | port_mask | |||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Drives a group of I/O pin of a port to low level.
| port_id | The port number. | |
| port_mask | The mask. |
Definition at line 395 of file ioport.h.
References ioport_id_pin_to_port().
00396 { 00397 PORT_t *port = ioport_id_pin_to_port(port_id); 00398 port->OUTCLR = port_mask; 00399 }
| static void ioport_set_pin_high | ( | port_pin_t | pin | ) | [inline, static] |
Drive a PORT pin to a high level.
This function will only have an effect if pin is configured as an output.
| pin | A number identifying the pin to act on. |
Definition at line 323 of file ioport.h.
References ioport_pin_to_mask(), and ioport_pin_to_port().
00324 { 00325 PORT_t *port = ioport_pin_to_port(pin); 00326 port->OUTSET=ioport_pin_to_mask(pin); 00327 }
| static void ioport_set_pin_low | ( | port_pin_t | pin | ) | [inline, static] |
Drive a PORT pin to a low level.
This function will only have an effect if pin is configured as an output.
| pin | A number identifying the pin to act on. |
Definition at line 309 of file ioport.h.
References ioport_pin_to_mask(), and ioport_pin_to_port().
00310 { 00311 PORT_t *port = ioport_pin_to_port(pin); 00312 port->OUTCLR=ioport_pin_to_mask(pin); 00313 }
| static void ioport_set_value | ( | port_pin_t | pin, | |
| bool | value | |||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Drive a PORT pin to a given state.
This function will only have an effect if pin is configured as an output.
| pin | A number identifying the pin to act on. | |
| value | The desired state of the pin. true means drive the pin high (towards Vdd), while false means drive the pin low (towards Vss). |
Definition at line 292 of file ioport.h.
References ioport_pin_to_mask(), and ioport_pin_to_port().
00293 { 00294 PORT_t *port = ioport_pin_to_port(pin); 00295 if (value) 00296 port->OUTSET=ioport_pin_to_mask(pin); 00297 else 00298 port->OUTCLR=ioport_pin_to_mask(pin); 00299 }
| static void ioport_tgl_group | ( | port_id_t | port_id, | |
| pin_mask_t | port_mask | |||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Toggles a group of I/O pin of a port.
| port_id | The port number. | |
| port_mask | The mask. |
Definition at line 406 of file ioport.h.
References ioport_id_pin_to_port().
00407 { 00408 PORT_t *port = ioport_id_pin_to_port(port_id); 00409 port->OUTTGL = port_mask; 00410 }
| static void ioport_toggle_pin | ( | port_pin_t | pin | ) | [inline, static] |
Toggle the current state of a PORT pin.
| pin | A number identifying the pin to act on. |
Definition at line 372 of file ioport.h.
References ioport_pin_to_mask(), and ioport_pin_to_port().
00373 { 00374 pin_mask_t pin_mask = ioport_pin_to_mask(pin); 00375 PORT_t *port = ioport_pin_to_port(pin); 00376 port->OUTTGL = pin_mask; 00377 }
| Generated on Fri Oct 22 12:15:26 2010 for AVR1300 Using the Xmega ADC by 1.6.3 |


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皆さんようこそ。デザイナーであり、プログラマーを目指してJavaScriptを勉強しているジェシーと申します。僕はずっとクリエイティブなことに対して情熱を持ってきた根っからのクリエイターです。目標はプログラミングとデザインの技術を融合させた素敵なwebプロジェクトに携わることです。
デザイン以外にも、音楽家であり、時折ライターでもあります。加えて、僕は日本語を3年以上勉強しています。これらの経験についてブログで発信していくので、興味がある方は是非チェックしてみてください！


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The year is 2047. After the Great Food War of 2039, the evil dictator Ronald McTrump has imposed his will and banned tacos from the public. You, being a champion of the people and lover of tacos, refuses to accept this unfair decree. So go forth with your trusty taco truck and deliver to the people what they truly want: TACOS!


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There are N children standing in a straight line, and we have a job to distribute candies to all of them.
There are 2 rules to follow:
1. Each child must receive at least 1 candy each.
2. Child having higher rating than its neighbour must receive more candies than it's neighbour.
We have to find out minimum number of candies needed.
Example:
a = [5, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1]
answer = 16
candies = [1, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1]
The problem can be approached in a greedy manner.
The idea is that we start by giving 1 candy to each child. If there exists a child which has a higher rating than it's neighbour, we give additional candy to her, otherwise we get away with giving only 1 candy.
We make 2 passes, first from left to right, and second from right to left, distributing candies such that the rules hold true.
Algorithm Overview:
1. Initialise each child with 1 candy.
2. Move from left to right, looking for a child which as higher rating than it's previous child.
3. If found, give him 1 more candy than it's previous child.
4. Move from right to left, looking for a child which has higher rating than its next child.
5. If found, give him 1 more candy than the child next to her.


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German prosecutors: Soldier may have fabricated attack story
by EndPlayBERLIN (AP) - Berlin prosecutors say they are investigating whether a soldier with Turkish heritage made up a claim that he was assaulted by men who told him he didn't have the right to wear a German uniform.
Prosecutors said Thursday they have found contradictions in the soldier's claims that led them to believe he fabricated the story, and have now started an investigation of him.
In September, the private first class, whose name was withheld for privacy reasons, reported he was walking in the Neukoelln district when two men punched and kicked him from behind, saying "only Germans are permitted to wear the uniform."
The soldier has dual Turkish and German citizenship and has a Turkish last name, which police said was displayed on his uniform.


54 A review by Joe Chamberlain
Starring Ryan Phillippe; Salma Hayek; Sela Ward; Breckin Meyer & Sherry Stringfield
54 focuses around the character of Shane O'Shea, played by Ryan Phillippe, and how his life takes a dramatic turn after he becomes an employee of New York's infamous nightclub, Studio 54, during the 1970's. The fictitious story of the Phillippe character that is quite weak, but the interesting look at the fact-based events at the club more than made up for the weaknesses of the main character. I actually didn't expect a whole lot going in, so I was very surprised at how good 54 really was.
Mike Myers is brilliant as Studio 54's owner, Steve Rubell -- I had to actually remind myself a couple of times that I was watching Myers and not the real Steve Rubell. Salma Hayek and Neve Campbell fans will be disappointed. While both actresses are featured prominently in the ads for the movie, their parts are really nothing more than fairly minor supporting roles. The film's unlikely star, Phillippe (I Know What You Did Last Summer), is not a bad actor, although I'm not sure if he would have been able to carry the movie if it weren't for the 70's atmosphere. It kept my attention most of the time, thereby minimizing the possibility of catching any deficiencies in his performance. Also helping Phillippe was the fact that the entire supporting cast was strong. While Myers and Campbell have limited roles in this film, they do add significantly to it. Hayek isn't bad for the most part, but there are a couple of scenes where she is a bit painful to watch.
I have to admit it -- I actually enjoyed listening to all of the 70's disco music. I feel I should be attending some sort of group therapy session after owning up to that. Although I am happy to say that I still think that everybody in the seventies had to be on some serious drugs for them to actually go out in public dressed like they did. I must say that after watching 54, I really wished that the club were still open.  I think 54 captured the reason the club became the hot spot that it was during the late 70's and early 80's. Sure, the fictitious story of Phillippe's character was not great, but just the atmosphere and look of the movie really did make me feel as though I was actually there experiencing the party times at 54 during a more carefree and swinging era. I'm sure another Mike Myers' character, Austin Powers, would have approved. Worth checking out if only for the interesting look into the world of the beautiful people in the 70's.
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Overview
"Shaolin Cosmos Chi Kung" is a comprehensive energy art that focuses on restoring Yin-Yang harmony in the body. This allows practitioners to enjoy good health, vitality, longevity and spiritual cultivation in the here and now. Benefits include: reduced stress, more mental clarity, improved overall health, a renewed zest for life and inner peace.
In Chinese, Chi Kung literally means "work with energy" and is an umbrella term that refers to many different styles of energy arts. The chi kung taught in Shaolin Wahnam is termed Shaolin Cosmos Chi Kung as it was developed at the Shaolin Temple and is focused on cultivating chi, or energy, from the heavens, or the cosmos. The essence of Shaolin Cosmos Chi Kung lies in the skills of entering a chi kung state of mind, also known as "entering zen" and generating a chi flow to cleanse the system.
One practice session of Cosmos Chi Kung generally lasts between 10-20 minutes, making it ideal for the daily schedule that most people maintain. While the practice time is short compared to many other arts, Cosmos Chi Kung is highly efficient and effective and the benefits are quickly evident.
It should be noted that Shaolin Cosmos Chi Kung is a high-level chi kung practice for people who want the very best available. Because it has been refined by masters for over 1,000 years it has been condensed into only what is essential for great chi kung. It is high-level because of how effective and efficient the practice is, often bringing practitioners even more benefits than they had hoped for. Part of the reason for this success is because in Shaolin Wahnam we teach the very best of the art right from the beginning, focusing on the essential skills of chi kung that were previously mentioned.
Who Should Practice Shaolin Cosmos Chi Kung?
In reality, this style of chi kung is an excellent choice for anyone. Because the forms are easy to perform, the time requirement for each practice session is comparatively short, the practice is highly effective and efficient and the results are quickly seen, Shaolin Cosmos Chi Kung meets the requirements of just about anyone. While this chi kung is a great choice for anyone, it’s a particularly good choice if:
- You are living with a chronic illness and are looking for an effective treatment/cure
- You feel overcome by incessant thoughts or general lack of mental clarity
- You would like to feel more relaxed and have more energy throughout the day
- You would like to start a meditative practice
- You want to achieve peak performance in your work or play
- You want to enjoy good health, vitality and joyful living
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to practice chi kung?
There are many different styles of chi kung and each one is practiced differently. Regarding Shaolin Cosmos Chi Kung, one session typically lasts 10-20 minutes from start to finish.
Can I learn Chi Kung from books and videos?
It's possible to learn low-level chi kung this way, but not the essential internal skills that are necessary for a genuine, effective practice. Chi Kung, and any other internal art, should be learned directly from a competent teacher. You will save yourself a lot of time and effort if you learn from a teacher, rather than trying to teach yourself.
Similarly, it would be a very poor idea to try teach yourself how to swim from a book or video. Just like Chi Kung, swimming is very safe and simple when you learn correctly, but you would be unwise to read about how to swim and then jump in a pool.
Where and when should I practice chi kung?
Some general guidelines are:
- It’s best not to practice within 1/2 a mile from a graveyard, hospital or power plant and not during a thunderstorm.
- Don’t practice outdoors in direct sunlight, except during early hour and late afternoon hours; don’t practice directly under rain, but under some form of cover is okay.
- The best place to practice is outdoors, such as in your yard, garden or in a park where chi can flow freely. If you practice indoors, open a window to allow fresh chi to circulate.
- In general, refrain from practicing between 11am - 3pm when the energy from the sun is strongest.
Are there any dietary restrictions for practicing chi kung?
No. But, Chi Kung will naturally guide you to a healthy diet, and at the same time help you enjoy your food even more!
Can a person of any religion practice chi kung?
Yes, the Shaolin Arts are non-religious and are practiced by people of many different faiths.
What makes Shaolin Cosmos Chi Kung different from other styles of chi kung?
Shaolin Cosmos Chi Kung emphasizes the chi flow component, rather than focusing on physical forms and techniques. What really raises it to a high-level art is practicing at the mind level, rather than just physical or energetic levels.
I often struggle with excessive thinking, how will chi kung help me?
At the fundamental level, everything is energy, including your thoughts. As Shaolin Cosmos Chi Kung cleanses you at every level, including body, energy and mind, over time your practice clears away mind energy that is out of balance. By including standing meditation in the practice, we also give ourselves time to enjoy being thought-free, something which is generally feared in Western society.


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I received a sample of jwh-018. I usually like being accurate, but didn't really have a milligram accurate scale. I had been told by the supplier that it was 'a few milligrams'. I usually like really intense cannabis experiences (I'm always the guy at the party with the large bag, forcing other people beyond their limits) so, I was a bit concerned that a few (my thinking - 3) might not be enough to get totally out there. I was, so very wrong about that :)
The sample looked essentially like residue in a small plastic baggie. Shaking the bag, I was able to loosen most of it up into an off-white/slightly yellow powder. It was a ridiculously small amount. From my research, the color and such led me to believe it was a really pure sample.
My intention was to vaporize about half of it, and then immediately the other half, as I was viewing what was in the bag as a 'dose'.
As to my vaporization method, I'm quite proud of that. As with anything I do, I researched this extensively beforehand, and it seemed, with pure jwh-018, people had the most success vaporizing off of foil. I was using a cutoff 16 oz bottle as a funnel/vapor catch. My problem initially was how to hold the bottle, the foil, and the lighter. As I'd only have one go at it, I wanted to make sure not to spill anything.
I made a little holder/frame work out of two paperclips. I twisted them together making a circular ring with two straight ends coming off of it. It looked like the wireframe for a pair of glasses for a cyclops :P. The 'earsticks' had an outward tensile strength that allowed me to slide the contraption up into my cutoff bottle, and held nicely in with pressure. I then folded a single layer of foil over the paperclips, making a little boat where the 'lens' of the eyeglass would be.
This worked perfectly. I dumped the powdered material out of the baggie onto foil, slid the contraption into place, and vaporized it by holding the lighter under the foil. It vaporized, quickly and instantly, and the bottle trapped it all as I inhaled. I had managed about 2/3 of the material from the baggie. I began shaking the baggie, rubbing it against itself for the friction, to collect the stuff stuck to the sides. Preparing the rest.
There wasn't a rush, as from smoking stimulants, but over the five minutes I was preparing the remainder, I realized, I definitely didn't need anymore. I folded the leftovers in some foil for later and made my way to my livingroom recliner.
Over the next 30 minutes, which seemed much more like hours, I got more and more stoned/high. It was, to be simple, awesome. It was very psychedelic, and essentially the 'trippy' parts of a high dose cannabis high, but even more concentrated. By the end of the comeup, I had the sensation that every receptor in my brain that could accept a cannabinoid had essentially been drenched in it. I can't imagine being any more high or stoned from a cannabis product, and think, with jwh-018, I can actually max out.
The trip continued for around 3 hours. It was hard to function. Short term memory was nil. I tried writing a couple of emails, and they were stumbling attempts at communication that seemed much more cogent at the time. At times, there was quite a bit of anxiety, and I think that's important to point out. I've always smoked a lot of cannabis in one sitting, from the very start of my smoking career. I like having those limits pushed, and it's pretty much what I go for. I could see where this would be WAY too much for some folks. I could see people being scared away from getting high by getting this high. It's hard to know how much a few milligrams look like. If you work with this material, you should start with something insanely tiny (smaller than a ladybug) and work up from there.
That being said - I LOVED it. It suits my tastes in this kind of thing perfectly, but once again, I tend to go for heroic doses. I totally tripped. The most intense parts of it, I was quite disassociated. Sometimes at levels that were similar to high dose dxm ego loss. The physical sensations were intense - I felt the 'texture' of the universe as I often do on psychedelics - as if the universe is jello, and I can feel myself pushing between layers of it. I was completely blown away. Fantastic.
The effects continued until hours later when I tried (unsuccessfully) to vape the rest, then went to bed. I'm pretty sure I passed out before making such efforts, but there was fairly intense libido stimulation throughout the experience.
I woke up the next day, and felt slightly stoned throughout, in the way that I did after my first time of actually getting high from cannabis. I had intense munchies throughout the day and felt slow, in not such a bad way. It does make me concerned about using this substance as a substitute for daily cannabis consumption. I think the 'burnout' would be more noticeable and likely I'd put on weight and develop a massive 'pot' belly :P
This substance felt exactly like what it is - a synthetic cannabinoid. In my research, it seems like the creator of it was making a Tagger chemical to identify CB1 and CB2 cannabinoid receptors in the brain/body. Taking this felt like drinking the equivalent of the X-ray die, but for cannabis. I don't think getting higher is possible once I reach a certain dose - I imagine I overshot and ended up with just extended/lingering effects. It felt like my brain had been dipped and then wrung in THC.
I think that my suppliers idea of a 'few milligrams' may have been low. I think now the baggie may have had as much as 10 mg, making my actual dose as possibly high as 6 mg. Even so, that was a ridiculously small amount.
I think this substance is amazing, but I feel I should close with a reiteration of just how powerful this substance is. My high tolerance for nearly everything, and my usual desire to push the edge don't make me the best person to follow doseage wise. This substance should be respected. If approached with respect, it could make for an excellent, extremely cheap, cannabis-like psychedelic.
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**Chapter 7: Ortho-normal Bases**
In the last chapter we developed methods to generate random directions relative to the z-axis. We’d
like to do that relative to a surface normal vector . An ortho-normal basis (ONB) is a collection of
three mutually orthogonal unit vectors.  A picture is a result of the
relative positions/orientations of the camera and scene, so as long as the camera and scene are
described in the same coordinate system, all is well.
Suppose we have an origin o and cartesian unit vectors x/y/z. When we say a location is (3, -2, 7),
we really are saying:
Location is o + 3*x - 2*y + 7*z
If we want to measure coordinates in another coordinate system with origin o’ and basis vectors
u/v/w, we can just find the numbers (u, v, w) such that:
Location is o’ + uu + vv + w.
If you take an intro graphics course, there will be a lot of time spent on coordinate systems and
4x4 coordinate transformation matrices. Pay attention, it’s important stuff in graphics! But we
won’t need it. What we need to is generate random directions with a set distribution relative to n.
We don’t need an origin because a direction is relative to no specified origin. We do need two
cotangent vectors that are mutually perpendicular to n and each other.
Some models will come with at least one cotangent vector. The hard case of making an ONB is when we
just have one vector. Suppose we have any vector a that is not zero length or parallel to n. We can
get to vectors s and t parallel to n by using the property of the cross product that cross(c,d) is
perpendicular to both c and d:
t = unit_vector( cross( a, n) )
s = cross( t,n)
The catch is, we don’t have an a and if we pick a particular one at some point we will get an n
parallel to a. A common method is to use an if statement to determine whether n is a particular
axis, and if not, use that axis.
If (fabs(n.x()) > 0.9)
a = (0,1,0)
else
a = (1,0 ,0)
Once we have an ONB and we have a random (x,y,z) relative the the z-axis we can get the vector
relative to n as:
Random vector = x* s + y* t + z* n
You may notice we used similar math to get rays from a camera. That could be viewed as a change to
the camera’s natural coordinate system. Should we make a class for ONBs or are utility functions
enough? I’m not sure, but let’s make a class because it won't really be more complicated than
utility functions:
We can rewrite our Lambertian material using this to get:
Which produces:
![Image 7-1](../assets/img07-1.jpg)
Is that right? We still don’t know for sure. Tracking down bugs is hard in the absence of reliable
reference solutions. Let’s table that for now and move on to get rid of some of that noise.


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| After being around for centuries and now living in the modern age, vampire Adam is a rockstar that cannot grow accustomed to the new modern world with all of its new technology. While he lives in Detroit, his wife Eve lives in Tangier, flourishing in the new world. But when she senses Adam's depression with society, she gets on a plane and goes to see him. Shortly after Eve gets there, her little sister, Ava, shows up after 87 years and disrupts the couple's idyll reunion. | |
| Genres: | Comedy, Drama, Horror, Romance |
| Director: | Jim Jarmusch |
| Writer: | Jim Jarmusch, Marion Bessay |
Cast: | Eve - Tilda Swinton Adam - Tom Hiddleston Ian - Anton Yelchin Ava - Mia Wasikowska Dr. Watson - Jeffrey Wright Bilal - Slimane Dazi Christopher Marlowe - John Hurt Scott - Carter Logan Flight Attendant - Aurelie Thepaut Taxi Driver, Detroit - Ali Amine White Hills - Dave W. White Hills - Ego Sensation White Hills - Nick Name Man on Street, Tangier - Fouad El Achaari Man on Street, Tangier - Hawchi Mustapha Man on Street, Tangier - Abdelkader Dourkan Man on Street, Tangier - Mohamed Chairi Felah Man on Street, Tangier - Bilal Chair Felah Man on Street, Tangier - Omar Raissouli Yasmine - Yasmine Hamdan Guitarist - Marc Codsi Gnaoua Player - Noureddine Touati Young Moroccan Lover - Hanane El Karni Young Moroccan Lover - Hamza Kadri Adam's Fan - Cody Stauber |


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| A | Power Output | 3 Stars | 80% 18 studies |
Creatine supplementation is the reference compound for increasing muscular creatine levels; there is variability in this increase, however, with some nonresponders. |
| B | Wieght | 4 Stars | 100% 65 studies |
Creatine is the reference compound for power improvement, with numbers from one meta-analysis to assess potency |


| Sprites.gob | landmine.fme | looks like a candle mine |
| " | imine.fme | one upright mine pickup |
| " | imines.fme | mine pack pickup |
| " | wmine.fme | mine on floor with light |
| " | wlmine.fme | mine on floor no light |
| " | mineexp.wax | large white mine explosion |
| Textures.gob | clay1.bm | mine in hand no light |
| " | clay2.bm | mine in hand with light |
| Sounds.gob | beep-10.voc | beeps before exploding |
| " | ex-lrg1.voc | large explosion sound |
| " | claymor1.voc | laying mine sound |
For exploding mines use wlmine.fme, wmine.fme, landmine.fme set logic to Land_mine.
Landmine.fme will appear in level as wmine.fme if set to Land_mine logic.


If you are around other people, keep 6 feet between you when possible. Avoid hugs, handshakes, large gatherings and close quarters.
 Do NOT use a facemask meant for a healthcare worker. Don not place a cloth face cover on young children under age 2, anyone who has trouble breathing, or any who is unable to remove the mask without assistance.
Hands touch many surfaces and can pick up viruses. Once contaminated, hands can transfer the virus to your eyes, nose or mouth.
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$50,000 reward offered for information on Maui jewelry store heist
by HNN StaffHONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - An armed man wearing a mask got away with $1 million in diamond jewelry from a Maui store, and now a $50,000 reward is being offered to help catch the crook.
The theft happened just after noon on Halloween at Greenleaf Diamonds on Front Street.
Police said the suspect was wearing a mask and what looks like a reaper’s costume.
Investigators said when the suspect entered the store, he pulled out a gun and demanded items from the jewelry case. He got away away with:
- A pink diamond worth $240,000;
- Diamond stud earrings valued at $378,000;
- and a platinum light pink pink diamond valued at $450,000.
Jewelers Mutual Insurance Company is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest, plus 10% of the cost of any merchandise recovered.
Anyone with information on the heist is asked to email Maui Detective Matthew Brown at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copyright 2019 Hawaii News Now. All rights reserved.


This section describes each layer of SocialBus.
Tweets are received from the Twitter streaming API using crawler client and sent to a messaging exchange. The tweets are read from the messaging queue and processed by the computing unit. See diagram below.
We are using RabbitMQ for our messaging system plus the Python helper library py-amqlib. An exchange is created to receive the posts and a consumer reads the messages from a queue. Those messages are processed by the computing unit. The advantage of using a messaging queue is we can handle surge of tweets.
Storm runs topologies to compute in realtime trend topics, most mentioned users, urls and etc. The result is stored at MongoDB.
Data Persistence is made in various ways. Tweets are collected and saved on disk, after pre-processing they are indexed in MongoDB and Apache Solr for free text searching.
Each element above can be highly-available with the use of an extra server. We can add one more server receiving the tweets in case the active one fails over. We can detect this type of failure using an heartbeat between the active and the stand-by instance. RabbitMQ supports mirror queues. MongoDB and Solr supports replicas and master/slave architecture.


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Hey, my name is Nate Burger! I currently reside in the "Big City" where I work as a Business Systems Analyst. I have always wanted to learn how to do more with technology, so this is my attempt. My hobbies include snowboarding, golfing, learning, traveling, and eating chicken tenders.


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* Elevate from local admin to local system via Named Pipe Impersonation. We spawn a service under local
* system which then connects to our named pipe and we impersonate this client. This can be done by an
* Administrator without the need for SeDebugPrivilege, however a dll (elevator.dll) must be written to
* disk. Works on NT4, 2000, XP, 2003 and 2008 for all local administrators. On Vista and 7 it will only
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*/
Similar to technique 1; however need to drop elevator.dll to disk
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| 2019-02-14 | Blog Ported to Ruby on Rails |
| 2019-01-28 | Debian 9 xfce4-terminal Background Color Customization for Differentiating Root Elevation |
| 2017-10-22 | Plant Journaling |
| 2017-10-20 | New Site Design & Open-Source Story-telling Program Created |
| 2016-07-16 | Writing Music with Reaper and Komplete 10 |
| 2016-01-12 | HTML 5 Game Development Experiments |
| 2016-01-08 | Engineering Class Website Complete! |
| 2015-10-22 | Website Redesign |


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Hi, I am Josh, and I love all things Design and Development
I am a recent graduate from Deakin University in Melbourne Australia.
I have a Bachelors of Information Technology with a double major in Interactive Media and Mobile Development.
Proficiency in the Adobe suite; Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator, Premiere, After Effects, etc.
Passion for all things web! I love responsive web design with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Fundemental knowledge of various programming languages, tools, and frameworks such as; Cordova, Xamarin, C#, iOS, Android, React, Jquery.


British scholar Julia Lovell wins McGill-run history prize for book on Maoism
British scholar Julia Lovell has won a prestigious history writing prize run by McGill University for a book on the global impact of Chinese communist ideology.
The historian was awarded the US$75,000 Cundill History Prize at a Montreal gala Thursday evening.
Lovell, a professor of modern Chinese history and literature at University of London, is being recognized for Maoism: A Global History.
The runners-up are New Yorker staff writer Jill Lepore and German history professor Mary Fulbrook. Each receive US$10,000.


Special English Country Dance
April 20th, from 7:30 to 9:00 pm, at the Episcopal Church of St John, 125 Canterbury Drive, Aptos, CA
Join us for a delightful evening of dessert and dancing to live music at the beautiful church of St John's in Aptos. Beginners are very welcome. This will be an excellent opportunity to learn how to do this do this easy, fun form of historical folk dance, so put on our dancing shoes and come join the fun!
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On this episode of The Ivy Envy Podcast, we get caught up on the last few eventful days for the Chicago Cubs.
The Cubs signed free agent reliever, Rafael Soriano. We discuss the terms of this deal, why Soriano was still an available free agent and how we might see the Cubs use him this season.
The Cubs have made their selections in the 2015 draft. We talk about their first few picks and then comment on the overall strategy the Cubs took with the 2015 MLB draft.
Jacob Turner starts his rehab stint in an attempt to return to the Cubs 25-man roster. This gives us the opportunity to discuss his future with the Cubs and where he might fit in with this 2015 team.
We have a few listener emails, including a discussion on David Ross, concern over Jon Lester, the Cubs playing up/down to their competition and a new team stat that heavily favors the Cubs.


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Department of Mathematics
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// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala package scala.collection.immutable sealed abstract class List[+A] {
scala> val xs = List(1, 2, 3) xs: List[Int] = List(1, 2, 3) scala> var ys: List[Any] = xs ys: List[Any] = List(1, 2, 3)
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala def isEmpty: Boolean def head: A def tail: List[A]
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala case object Nil extends List[Nothing] { override def isEmpty = true def head: Nothing = throw new NoSuchElementException("head of empty list") def tail: List[Nothing] = throw new NoSuchElementException("tail of empty list") }
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala final case class ::[A](hd: A, tl: List[A]) extends List[A] { def head = hd def tail = tl override def isEmpty: Boolean = false }
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala final case class ::[A](head: A, tail: List[A]) extends List[A] { override def isEmpty: Boolean = false }
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala def length: Int = if (isEmpty) 0 else 1 + tail.length
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala def drop(n: Int): List[A] = if (isEmpty) Nil else if (n <= 0) this else tail.drop(n - 1)
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala def map[B](f: A => B): List[B] = if (isEmpty) Nil else f(head) :: tail.map(f)
abstract class Fruit class Apple extends Fruit class Orange extends Fruit
scala> val apples = new Apple :: Nil apples: List[Apple] = List(Apple@e885c6a) scala> val fruits = new Orange :: apples fruits: List[Fruit] = List(Orange@3f51b349, Apple@e885c6a)
def ::[B >: A](x: B): List[B] = new scala.::(x, this)
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala def ::[B >: A](x: B): List[B] = new ::(x, this)
// A thought experiment (which wouldn't work) def ::(x: A): List[A] = new scala.::(x, this)
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala def :::[B >: A](prefix: List[B]): List[B] = if (prefix.isEmpty) this else prefix.head :: prefix.tail ::: this
prefix.head :: prefix.tail ::: this equals (because :: and ::: are right-associative) prefix.head :: (prefix.tail ::: this) equals (because :: binds to the right) (prefix.tail ::: this).::(prefix.head) equals (because ::: binds to the right) this.:::(prefix.tail).::(prefix.head)
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala def incAll(xs: List[Int]): List[Int] = xs match { case List() => List() case x :: xs1 => x + 1 :: incAll(xs1) }
for (x <- xs) // ??
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala var result = List[Int]() // a very inefficient approach for (x <- xs) result = result ::: List(x + 1) result
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala import scala.collection.mutable.ListBuffer
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala val buf = new ListBuffer[Int] for (x <- xs) buf += x + 1 buf.toList
final override def map[B](f: A => B): List[B] = { if (this eq Nil) Nil else { val h = new ::[B](f(head), Nil) var t: ::[B] = h var rest = tail while (rest ne Nil) { val nx = new ::(f(rest.head), Nil) t.next = nx t = nx rest = rest.tail } h } }
t.next = nx
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala final case class :: [A](override val head: A, private[scala] var next: List[A]) extends List[A] { def isEmpty: Boolean = false def tail: List[A] = next }
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala package scala.collection.mutable class ListBuffer[A] extends Buffer[A] { private var first: List[A] = Nil private var last0: ::[A] = null private var aliased: Boolean = false ...
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala override def toList: List[A] = { aliased = nonEmpty first }
def addOne(elem: A): this.type = { if (aliased) copyElems() val last1 = new ::[A](elem, Nil) if (first.isEmpty) first = last1 else last0.next = last1 last0 = last1 this }
// In file implementing-lists/Misc.scala val ys = 1 :: xs val zs = 2 :: xs
ys.drop(2).tail = Nil // can't do this in Scala!
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Oklahoma City-area garden events calendar from The Oklahoman for Nov. 23, 2019
To submit items, send an email to Richard Mize at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>In the subject line, put "Garden calendar.” Please submit items at least 10 days before publication. Meetings and workshops free and open to the public unless stated otherwise.
Meetings
Oklahoma Gardeners Association: 9:30 a.m. Dec. 4, Will Rogers Garden Exhibition Center, 3400 NW 36. Carl Whitcomb will talk about "Changing Plants Forever."
Workshops
Home Gardening 101: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 22, 29 and March 7, presented by Oklahoma County Master Gardeners. Cost is $75. Registgration closes Feb. 1. For more information, call Diana at 713-1125.
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The Great Pumpkin Smash: 9 a.m. to noon, Nov. 30, CommonWealth Urban Farms. What to do with all those pumpkins, once Thanksgiving is over and cold weather sets in? Bring them and the kids, and we'll make a big compost pile and everybody can toss and smash pumpkins to their hearts' delight. Messy fun for the whole family! You can bring your leftover hay bales, too, and we’ll add them to the mix.
Tree Lighting Ceremony: 5 to 8 p.m. Dec. 1, Will Rogers Gardens, 3400 NW 36. Children's craft activities, live music, horse-drawn sleigh rides, high school choirs, Junction Coffee.
Little Saplings: 10 to 11 a.m. every other Tuesday to Dec. 3, Children’s Garden Porch, Myriad Botanical Gardens, 301 W Reno Ave. Best for ages 2 to 5. An hour of songs, games and interactive nature fun for toddlers and parents. Every Little Saplings event begins with a song, ends with a sensory bin and includes a hands-on craft. Register by the Friday before at myriadgardens.org.
Helpline
Ask a Master Gardener: For answers to horticulture questions, call the Oklahoma County Cooperative Extension at 713-1125, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday and ask to speak to a Master Gardener. Questions via email may be sent to okmganswers@gmail.com.


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How this calculator works
After entering in all your details this calculator breaks everything down into periods which are ranges of dates with the same yearly, hourly, and/or daily rate of pay.
For example, let's say you became a CS-02 (step 1) on August 1, 2017. This collective agreement will come into effect on . No backpay will be calculated before the start date of the collective agreement. So, from to your annual rate of pay will be $70 439. That's the first period. Then on you have your 1 year anniversary as a CS-02 and you move up to step 2. From to you'll have an annual rate of pay of $72 694. That's the second period.
If you start an Acting period, that starts a new period which goes until your pay changes again, either through a raise in the collective agreement, the end of your Acting period, or an anniversary raise.
Anything which causes a change in your rate of pay starts a new period. And the period lasts as long as you're at that rate of pay.
When you click "Calculate", the calculator takes your yearly rate of pay to get what step you're at, and when your anniversary date is (if you're not yet at the highest step). It takes all your acting periods, and leave-without-pay periods and creates a succession of periods each with its own rate of pay. Then for each of those periods it calculates what you did make (based on the top rates in the last collective agreement), and what you would have made had the current offer/tentative agreement been signed by the start date of that agreement. The Results table, which appears below the Calculate button after it's clicked, shows these, and the difference, your level, your step your rate of pay, and the number used to calculate that rate of pay.
For each of those periods the calculator counts the weekdays in the period and multiplies that by the daily rate of pay at that step. This calculator assumes you work full time hours on a regular schedule. This will not work for those on part time schedules, or who work erratic schedule.
Within each period, extra money made through overtime, or standby, or vacation cash-out will be paid out based on your rate of pay at that time.
Using the above example, if you do 4 hours of overtime at time-and-a-half on , that's part of the first period. In terms of calculating your backpay, it doesn't matter when exactly you did that overtime. All that matters is what your rate of pay was in that period. That's why the dates aren't the same in the results table as what you entered into the date fields.
That also means that if you do one hour of overtime once a week for 4 weeks during a particular period, you don't need to add 4 separate overtime amounts. Instead pick a single date in that period and enter 4 hours.
What This Calculator Doesn't Do
- Parental Leave
- This calculator doesn't handle parental leave. I'm not sure how that works. If you know how it works, and want it added, submit an issue on the GitHub Repo with a link or explanation of how it works. Or fork this repo, add it, and submit a pull request.
- Collective agreements other than the PIPSC CS groups
- Eventually, I'd like to build that in.  If you're an AS, then this won't be of help.
- Part time work
- If you work only 3 days a week, or 5 hours a day, this won't help you. Maybe one day.
Results
All amounts are gross. You'll have to figure out your own taxes. (And sometimes your taxes are pretty gross! Nyuk nyuk nyuk)
| Period | What You Made | What You Should Have Made | Backpay Amount |
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