PRON
: pronoun
Definition
Pronouns are words that substitute for nouns or noun phrases, whose meaning is recoverable from the linguistic or extralinguistic context. Some pronouns – in particular certain demonstrative, total, indefinite, and interrogatives pronouns – may also function as determiners (DET
) and are tagged as such when functioning as a modifier of a noun.
Examples
- Personal pronouns
- 我 / wǒ “I”, 你 / nǐ “you”, 妳 / nǐ “you (f.)”, 您 / nín “you (polite)”, 他 / tā “he”, 她 / tā “she”, “怹” / tán “he/she (polite)”, 祂 / tā “he (the God)”, 牠 / tā “it (other animals)”, 它 / tā “it(non-animate)”, 之 / zhī “it”, 我們 / wǒmen “we”, 你們 / nǐmen “you (pl.)”, 妳們 / nǐmen “you (f.pl.)”, 您們 / nínmen “you (pl. polite)”, 他們 / tāmen “they”, 她們 / tāmen “they (f.)”, 牠們 / tāmen “they (other animals)”, 它們 / tāmen “they (non-animate)”, 人家 / rénjiā “others, other (people); he/she/it/they”
- Reciprocal and reflexive pronouns
- 彼此 / bǐcǐ “each other”, 自身 / zìshēn “self”, 己身 / jǐshēn “self”, 自己 / zìjǐ “self”, 我自己 / wǒzìjǐ “myself”, 你自己 / nǐzìjǐ “yourself”, 她們自己 / tāmenzìjǐ “themselves (f.)”, etc
- Demonstrative pronouns
- 這 / zhè “this”, 這些 / zhèxiē “these”, 此 / cǐ “this”, 那 / nà “that”, 那些 / nàxiē “those”
- Total pronouns
- 全部 / quánbù “all”, 一切 / yīqiè “everything”, 所有 / suǒyǒu “all”, 大家 / dàjiā “everybody”, 大伙兒 / _dàhuǒr “everybody”
- Indefinite pronouns
- 任何 / rènhé “any”, 有的 / yǒude “some”, 有些 / yǒuxiē “some”, 很多 / duō “many”, 很少 / shǎo “few”, 許多 / xǔduō “many”, 若干 / ruògān “few”, 大部分 / dàbùfèn “the majority”, / 大量 dàliàng “a large quantity”, 不少 / bùshǎo “not few”, 多數 / duōshù “most”, 另外 / lìngwài “other(s)” (also ADV), 其他 / qítā “other(s)”
- Locational pronouns
- 這裡 / zhèlǐ “here”, 那裡 / nàlǐ “there”
- Manner pronouns
- 這樣(子) / zhèyàng(zi) “thus, this way, like this” (also ADV), 那樣(子) / nàyàng(zi) “that way, like that”
- Interrogative pronouns - 誰 / shéi “who”, 什麼 / shénme “what”, 多少 / duōshǎo “how many”, 哪裡 / nǎlǐ “where”, 哪樣 ／ nǎyàng “which kind/type/way”, 何樣 / héyàng “what kind/type/way”, 怎樣 / zěnyàng “how” (also ADV)
- Other
- X + 方: 對方 / duìfāng “the other party”, 雙方 / shuāngfāng “both parties”, 己方 / jǐfāng “one’s own side/party”, 一方 / yīfāng “one party”, 三方 / sānfāng “all three parties”, etc.
- X + 者: 前者 / qiánzhě “the former”, 後者 / hòuzhě “the latter”, 二者 / èrzhě “the two”, 三者 / sānzhě “the three”, etc.
- 其餘 / qíyú “the rest”
PRON in other languages: [bej] [bg] [bm] [cs] [cy] [da] [de] [el] [en] [ess] [et] [fi] [fro] [fr] [ga] [grc] [hu] [hy] [it] [ja] [kk] [kpv] [ky] [myv] [no] [pcm] [pt] [qpm] [ru] [sla] [sl] [sv] [tr] [tt] [uk] [u] [urj] [yue] [zh]


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Massachusetts state law regarding student absence due to religious beliefs has been adopted by the Institute as follows:
"Any student who is unable to attend classes or participate in any examination, study, or work requirement on a particular day because of his or her religious beliefs is excused from any such activity. The student will be given the opportunity to make up the work that was missed, provided that the makeup work does not create an unreasonable burden upon MIT.
The Institute will not level fees or charges of any kind when allowing the student to make up missed work. In addition, no adverse or prejudicial effects will result because students have made use of these provisions."


Grades provides a quizzing engine as well as provides a space for the more formalized grading in the future.
An advanced quizzing tool which needs additional refinement. It has been used in small examples but is not mature enough for general audience usage.


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MetadataApi - factory interface
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MetadataApi - functional programming interface
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TagboxApi - axios parameter creator
Get tags for a specified image
Remove a tag that has been previously taught
The unique identifier of the item to delete
Get tags for a specified image
The unique identifier of the item to patch
Get tags for a specified image
The unique identifier of the item to patch
Returns similar images based on the ID provided
Checks the image at the specified source for similar images based on tags previously taught.
Use the /tagbox/teach endpoint to teach Tagbox a tag
TagboxApi - factory interface
Get tags for a specified image
Remove a tag that has been previously taught
The unique identifier of the item to delete
Get tags for a specified image
The unique identifier of the item to patch
Get tags for a specified image
The unique identifier of the item to patch
Returns similar images based on the ID provided
Checks the image at the specified source for similar images based on tags previously taught.
Use the /tagbox/teach endpoint to teach Tagbox a tag
TagboxApi - functional programming interface
Get tags for a specified image
Remove a tag that has been previously taught
The unique identifier of the item to delete
Get tags for a specified image
The unique identifier of the item to patch
Get tags for a specified image
The unique identifier of the item to patch
Returns similar images based on the ID provided
Checks the image at the specified source for similar images based on tags previously taught.
Use the /tagbox/teach endpoint to teach Tagbox a tag
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I'm a full stack Developer based in Kigali, Rwanda.
Always Striving to be a Better Version of Me.
Curious, Attentive and Determined.
The user will be able to sign in,upload photos and follow other users to view their photos,
Python
Django
PostgreSQL
The user will be able to upload Photos and details and search them by category.
The user will be able to Search GitHub Users by their usernames and Find their github accounts details.
Typescript
AngularJS
The user will be able to deposit, withdraw money and see the balance.
JavaScript
JQuery
The users will be able to post Quotes and be reviewed; upvoted or downvoted.
NodeJS
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Smoking
Poverty
Drinking
Increasing the risk of more than 20 preventable diseases,including sleep apnea,asthma,heart disease,Type 2 diabetes,osteoarthritis, high blood pressure and high-cholestrol stroke.
watch more television than is recommended.
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Welcome to the unofficial ml4econ, the Machine Learning for Economists course repository! This is a GitHub repository for a graduate level course taught by Itamar Caspi and Ariel Mansura.
The official 55750 syllabus and the content on the official 55750 Moodle website shall always prevail in case of any discrepancy or inconsistency between this website and its official HUJI versions.
This website and its content do not necessarily reflect the views of the Bank of Israel or any of its staff.
The course will cover topics that range between machine learning (ML) and econometrics. In particular, we will discuss concepts from the world of ML that can potentially contribute to empirical economics. The course will cover leading machine learning (supervised and unsupervised) methods, with an emphasis on the challenges and opportunities of integrating these methods in empirical economics, and the relevance of ML to policy analysis and causal inference. The various topics are illustrated through applications, reading empirical articles, and doing applied work.
The first, part of the course will introduce you to Supervised (predictive) and Unsupervised Machine Learning methods. Examples include Regression and K Nearest Neighbors, Classification, Dimensionality Reduction, Decision Trees and Random Forests, Principal Component Analysis and Clustering Analysis. You will learn what techniques to apply and why.
The second and biggest part of the class, will focus on the relationship between Machine Learning and Econometrics. You will learn about the difference between predicting and explaining, how machine learning methods aid in estimating treatment effects in high-dimensional settings, and how unsupervised learning method can help us to reduce dimenssionality and generate new variables. Examples include Causal Trees and Forests, Double Robust Machine Learning, and Text Mining with applications to data sets used to study economic phenomena.
All computing in class will be conducted in R. Nevertheless,
Though we will provide a brief introduction to R, RStudio, Git and GitHub, the focus of the class will be on teaching concepts rather than how to use R.
We do encourage you to try out other programming languages (especially Python). However, note that we will be able to provide limited support for languages other than R.
No programming background is necessary, though it will definitely come in handy. For those without programming background, and those interested in enhancing their coding skills, don’t worry! We will provide you with free access to DataCamp’s online courses via our special DataCamp Classroom account.
We also strongly recommend you visit Grant McDermott’s amazing course, “Data Science for Economists”, that complements our course (and does way more than that!).
Google and StackExchange are typically the first places to look for answers for computational related questions. It is safe to always assume that you are not the first one to encounter your problem.
Nevertheless, we will also be using a private GitHub repository for class discussion. Please post there any questions or requests you may have that are relevant to all course participants, rather than emailing us. All of your classmates will benefit from the public discussions.
You can access our GitHub discussion repository here, but before you do, make sure that you have created a GitHub account (see instruction here) and that you have received a collaboration invitations from me (Itamar). Shoot me an email if you haven’t received an invitation.
Occasionally Itamar will post related stuff on twitter under the hashtag #ml4econ.
Your feedback is important! Please feel free to share with us your comments, concerns and suggestions on the course in person or by email.
A website created by Itamar Caspi using RMarkdown.
Disclaimers: (1) The official syllabus and the content on the official Moodle website shall always prevail in case of any discrepancy or inconsistency between this website and its official HUJI versions; (2) This website and its content do not necessarily reflect the views of the Bank of Israel or any of its staff.


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There are several popular modules for adding password-based user authentication to an Express.js app. Unfortunately, they require writing lots of code to get started. I prefer the approach that authentication libraries like Devise take: they generate code and views, and you’re free to modify, or delete, what’s created.
Given the authentication options for Express.js I wanted to create a module that would make adding user authentication quick and easy. Moreover, I also wanted developers to be free to edit and modify the generated views. In addition to authentication I wanted the module to handle sign ups (the type you see on a just-launched startup’s page) and to handle waiting lists and invitations. Based on the module's functionality I've decided to call it Drawbridge.js.
Drawbridge.js uses Redis to persists its data, but it’s possible for developers to create other database adapters for Drawbridge (pull-requests accepted). I chose Redis because its ability to pipeline multiple commands reducing round trips between the server and the database. The atomic nature of pipelined commands obviates a lot of complex callbacks and makes the resulting code much easier to understand. Overall Redis is easy to use, easy to understand and fast - great features for an authentication module.
To send email, Drawbridge uses either nodemailer, or the postmark modules. I included the Postmark option because I'm currently using it and I like it. However, developers are free to add additional email adapters.
I’ve created a short screencast to show how easy it is to add drawbridge to an existing Express.js application. Before you watch the screencast it’s important that I outline a couple of caveats:
With those caveats out of the way here is the video:
Drawbridge.js from Liam Kaufman on Vimeo.
While I built Drawbridge.js to scratch my own itch, I hope others will find it useful as well. Once I refine it further I will most certainly start to use it in my own projects. If you’re interested in Drawbridge 1) watch the project on Github and 2) try and get it working on your toy Express apps. I welcome feedback on both the architecture of Drawbridge and its security.


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Falling Particle Simulator (FPS)
Description
The Falling Particles Simulator (FPS) is a program to visualize the evolution in time of the rigid spherical particles fall. We suppose that these particles are subject to gravity and other forces which we will detail in the file Particles.md.
The falling particles simulator considers as many particles as the user has decided to. If the user enters a large number of particles, the more he will enter data. Therefore, I suggest beginning with two particles.
Supported platforms
- Linux
How to use
The FPS runs on Linux. Before using the FPS, make sure you have Gnuplot on your Linux distribution.
Makefile
Open the terminal and type the command lines:
make particles_simulator
./particles_simulator
To plot the evolution in time of the falling rigid spherical particles, you need to run gnuplot and load the particles positions.
Command lines for gnuplot:
gnuplot
load 'positions.plt'
Overview
In the FPS, we distinguish two properties:
- The simulation properties
- The particle properties
The simulation properties are:
- The number of particles
- The total simulation time
- The time step of the simulation
The particle properties are:
- The radius of the particle
- The mass of the particle
- The coefficient of restitution to the impact
- The friction coefficient
- Its initial position
- Its initial speed
Once the PFS has all the data, it will calculate all positions in the x, y and z axes of the particles over time. All the x, y and z positions of each particle are stored in the .data files and some commands for gnuplot are generated in the file 'positions.plt' that will be created automatically.
Then the user type in the terminal, the command "gnuplot" to call gnuplot, then load the file positions.plt by typing: load 'positions.plt'
The user can see the trajectory of each particle in space (see below).
Example
We set the following parameters for two particles, see the tables below:
| Parameter name | Data |
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| Number of particles | 2 |
| Total simulation | 50 |
| Time step | 0.01 |
| Parameter name | Particle 1 | Particle 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Radius | 0.05 | 0.08 |
| Mass | 1 | 0.5 |
| Coefficient of restitution | 0.4 | 0.2 |
| Friction coefficient | 0.4 | 0.8 |
| Initial position x | 4 | 5 |
| Initial position y | 4 | 5 |
| Initial position z | 4 | 5 |
| Initial velocity Vx | 1 | 2 |
| Initial velocity Vy | 1 | 2 |
| Initial velocity Vz | 1 | 2 |
See FPS Equations
In the terminal:
************ Welcome to the Falling Particle Simulator *************
Enter the number of particles: 2
Enter the total simulation time: 50
Enter the time step of the simulation: 0.01
Enter the radius of the particle 1: 0.05
Enter the mass of the particle 1: 1
Enter the coefficient of restitution of the impact of the particle 1: 0.4
Enter the friction coefficient of the particle 1: 0.4
Enter the radius of the particle 2: 0.08
Enter the mass of the particle 2: 0.5
Enter the coefficient of restitution of the impact of the particle 2: 0.2
Enter the friction coefficient of the particle 2: 0.8
Enter the initial position x of the particle 1: 4
Enter the initial position y of the particle 1: 4
Enter the initial position z of the particle 1: 4
Enter the initial velocity Vx of the particle 1: 1
Enter the initial velocity Vy of the particle is 1: 1
Enter the initial velocity Vz of the particle 1: 1
Enter the initial position x of the particle 2: 5
Enter the initial position y of the particle 2: 5
Enter the initial position z of the particle 2: 5
Enter the initial velocity Vx of the particle 2: 2
Enter the initial velocity Vy of the particle 2: 2
Enter the initial velocity Vz of the particle 2: 2
End of calculating positions, please call gnuplot and typing load 'positions.plt' to display the trajectory of each particle
And we get the plot of the particles falls as shown below:
License
This project is under MIT License.
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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As a final touch, I duplicated some of the lyrics' words to "tone" it better accroding to the original song and so the interactive interface does not pass on some words too fast or too slow compared to the others.
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Animate colors, beziers, css properties, arrays, scrolls and lots more. Round values, smoothly reverse() on the fly, use relative values, employ virtually any easing equation, and manage conflicting tweens like a pro. GSAP does all this and much more with ease.


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Spring beans are looked up via JNDI on Glassfish 3.1.2 and (naturally) cannot be found.
[20-11-13 13:31:51] Mark van den Bergh: Caused by: javax.naming.NamingException: Lookup failed for 'axonAmqpChargingStationSubscriber' in SerialContext[myEnv={java.naming.factory.initial=com.sun.enterprise.naming.impl.SerialInitContextFactory, java.naming.factory.state=com.sun.corba.ee.impl.presentation.rmi.JNDIStateFactoryImpl, java.naming.factory.url.pkgs=com.sun.enterprise.naming, com.sun.enterprise.naming.logicalName=java:comp/env/axonAmqpChargingStationSubscriber} [Root exception is javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: axonAmqpChargingStationSubscriber not found]
[20-11-13 13:32:15] Mark van den Bergh: Caused by: javax.naming.NamingException: Lookup failed for 'java:comp/env/axonAmqpChargingStationSubscriber' in SerialContext[myEnv={java.naming.factory.initial=com.sun.enterprise.naming.impl.SerialInitContextFactory, java.naming.factory.state=com.sun.corba.ee.impl.presentation.rmi.JNDIStateFactoryImpl, java.naming.factory.url.pkgs=com.sun.enterprise.naming} [Root exception is javax.naming.NamingException: Lookup failed for 'axonAmqpChargingStationSubscriber' in SerialContext[myEnv={java.naming.factory.initial=com.sun.enterprise.naming.impl.SerialInitContextFactory, java.naming.factory.state=com.sun.corba.ee.impl.presentation.rmi.JNDIStateFactoryImpl, java.naming.factory.url.pkgs=com.sun.enterprise.naming, com.sun.enterprise.naming.logicalName=java:comp/env/axonAmqpChargingStationSubscriber} [Root exception is javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: axonAmqpChargingStationSubscriber not found]]
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| 008:039 Khan | : |
And fight them until there is no more Fitnah (disbelief and polytheism: i.e. worshipping others besides Allah) and the religion (worship) will all be for Allah Alone [in the whole of the world]. But if they cease (worshipping others besides Allah), then certainly, Allah is All-Seer of what they do. |
| 008:039 Maulana | : |
And fight with them until there is no more persecution, and all religions are for Allah. But if they desist, then surely Allah is Seer of what they do. |
| 008:039 Pickthal | : |
And fight them until persecution is no more, and religion is all for Allah. But if they cease, then lo! Allah is Seer of what they do. |
| 008:039 Rashad | : |
You shall fight them to ward off oppression, and to practice your religion devoted to GOD alone. If they refrain from aggression, then GOD is fully Seer of everything they do. |
| 008:039 Sarwar | : |
Fight them so that idolatry will not exist any more and God's religion will stand supreme. If they give up (the idols), God will be Well Aware of what they do. |
| 008:039 Shakir | : |
And fight with them until there is no more persecution and religion should be only for Allah; but if they desist, then surely Allah sees what they do. |
| 008:039 Sherali | : |
And fight them until there is no persecution and religion is wholly to ALLAH. But if they desist, then surely ALLAH is Watchful of what they do. |
| 008:039 Yusufali | : |
And fight them on until there is no more tumult or oppression, and there prevail justice and faith in Allah altogether and everywhere; but if they cease, verily Allah doth see all that they do. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > صفات الله تعالى > البصير Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Glory's Characteristics> All Seer أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > الوعيد Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> The Threat أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > صفات الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Characteristics of the Disbelievers الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > الدعوة إلى الجهاد Jihad> The Call to Jihad>The Call for the Holy War الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > لا حرب فى الإسلام إلا الجهاد فى سبيل الله لدفع الإعتداء أو لتحطيم القوى الباغية Jihad> The Call to Jihad> No War in Islam, but for Allah sake,(to push back the enemy, the gross injustice or to smash the aggressive forces الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > مدح الجهاد Jihad> The Call to Jihad>Praising the Holy War
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| win_over {dbplyr} | R Documentation |
win_over()
makes it easy to generate the window function specification.
win_absent()
, win_rank()
, win_aggregate()
, and win_cumulative()
provide helpers for constructing common types of window functions.
win_current_group()
and win_current_order()
allow you to access
the grouping and order context set up by group_by()
and arrange()
.
win_over( expr, partition = NULL, order = NULL, frame = NULL, con = sql_current_con() ) win_rank(f) win_aggregate(f) win_aggregate_2(f) win_cumulative(f) win_absent(f) win_current_group() win_current_order() win_current_frame()
expr |
The window expression |
order |
Variables to order by |
frame |
A numeric vector of length two defining the frame. |
f |
The name of an sql function as a string |
parition |
Variables to partition over |
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- Instructor: Lucas Haroldsen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Class Site: yasunaga.work/raif17
- syllabus: syllabus.pdf
- Resources: links.html
09/26: Expression --- [Analog output]
Review
- Analog input and serial monitor
- Serial Plotter
- Variable resistors and thresholds
- variables
- if statement and comparison operators
Today, we will explore:
- Fritzing: circuit drawing software
- Analog output
- Fading LED
- RGB LED
- Piezo element
- tone() function and pitches.h -->melody
- Map function
- random function
Tonight's Code
Tools
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- LED Series Resistor Calculator
- RGB color code chart
- Hex to RGB Conversion
Presentaton
Persistence Of Vision
Jim Campbell Running and Falling Series
Tweenbots by Kacie Kinzer
Double-Taker (Snout) by Golan Levin
Artist talk by Xu Bing: next week 4pm [optional]
Book from the Sky by Xu Bing
Xu Bing
Artist talk + visit with Bonnie Crawford: Next week 7pm sharp!
electronic harvesting day
Thomas Thwaites: How I build a toaster -- from scratch
e-waste locations
- First floor of Digital Print Center next to the computer lab. There are black shelves and blue bins for broken electronics
- Brown Building First floor on the way to Cafe Doris
- Bunting First Floor next to bulletin board
HOMEWORK
Project 1: the midterm
Project 1 is due October 24th. See the details on this link here. Spend this week experimenting with what you have learned so far in this class to think about possibilities for your project. Take some time to learn materials of your choice.
Make some sketches and notes of your ideas and your entry point into your project. Be prepared to talk about your project.
Electronic Harvest day is NEXT WEEK!
- Bring electronics you want to take apart
- Bring drawing materials of your choice
- Bring tools like screw drivers, pliers, hammers... whatever that helps you with the harvest


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I have been using methadone for about a year now. It's not prescribed, but it's an everyday thing.
I myself have very bad knees and I feel after working 8 hours a day in a warehouse it helps more then any other kind of drug. I have tried many drugs, such as Oxycodone, percocet, suboxone, dilauded, vicodin and of course methadone, and I find methadone is easily the best.
I also use this for recreational use when I buy extra. I usually take 30-40mgs a day normally but when I'm out partying I may take up to 100mgs in a day.  I am not joking at all, this can be a very dangerous drug because of how long it takes to kick in and how long it lasts. It gives me a good feeling, an energetic feeling when I'm out partying, and a great, sinking into the couch feeling when I'm sitting back relaxing. I often get sleepy when I sit down to long, but then feel energized again as soon as I get moving again.
All in all, I love it and would never give it up for any other type or narcotic. It should be prescribed more often, it lasts for a good 24 hours, and helps any pain problem I could have.
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As a dreaming teenager and avid pothead, I delighted on the fantasy of psychedelic tripping and visual hallucinations. My father, being a lifelong user/guru of such drugs, I felt that exciting and meaningful trips were in my blood. On my journey to enlightenment and the hope of harnessing the power of the coveted LSD, I decided to start things off with something mellow. After hearing wonderful reviews from other students I decided mushrooms would be a good start.
My initial use of mushrooms was disappointing. Aside from a few mere-second breaks of whirling joy, the experience was dull and uneventful. I didn't feel high at all whatsoever.
Hoping for better results I tried mushrooms a few more times. On both occasions I got really, really stoned and my visual depth perception was altered mildly. I was jolly, silly, and felt as light as air. I was satisfied with these results and perceived this to be the definitive effects of mushrooms on my body. I was wrong.
On my fourth shot with mushrooms things changed dramatically. After consuming the spores the poisons began to take effect rapidly, progressing significantly with each passing minute. After briefly consulting my Jabba the Hutt toy, I felt prepared for anything. As I seated myself on the couch my artistic mind was suddenly flooded with an array of spectacular images. The walls began to melt and pulse randomly, growing distant, growing large. My hands turned to jelly and couldn't lift a book. Rainbow patches of fusing colors and twirling spirals revolved around my eyes pleasantly. I was bombarded with patterns of checkers, clowns, and a deeply layered systems of pipes and sprockets. As my father lie near me he was covered in sets of eyes. The embodiment of Ponda Baba gazed at me from afar. My ears accustomed to an electric buzzing, as random sound bytes echoed in my mind. The sensations were incredibly beautiful and I felt lovely and energized.
After a failed attempt to eat something, I rose and headed to the kitchen for a refreshing drink. Alas, I didn't make it far. I am one to dream, dream of the stars, as I often do. I entered into deep thoughts about trivial details of my everyday life. Meanwhile, on the floor my body spasmed and moaned as I travelled elsewhere, pondering the universe. Dad rushed to my side, though he was high 'I must help the kid.' When I then realized that I was alive, I went insane. Without any warning I was suddenly at my peak. The intense rush of it all was more than I could take. I screamed dramatically as I lost control of everything. I flailed, clinging to dad, slamming the wall, bruising my legs. It was psycho and crazed, I was over-powered, I crumbled and cried. I drifted from my mind to the world off and on. I would think for a second, then return, madness at full.
To the bathroom I went where I promptly puked, but things didn't end. Tiny purple dots everywhere cluttered my brain. I travelled back to my mind for a short time, then I came back. This time it was so fucked, I felt something strange, something I knew. It seemed, strange as it sounds, that my life had just began. I experienced something I can only define as 'being a baby.' With previous memories gone, I was reborn just for a while.
I was all paranoid, and thought that I was gonna die. My dad, close at my side, calmed me with words of reality. I lay face on the floor, hearing his words that I'd be okay.
I journeyed back to the couch where I lied still, calming my mind. I tried hard to fight it but thought bizarre immoral thoughts. It made me so sad, I wanted to die. I was constantly getting this deja vu feeling, I remembered everything. I went through several phases and each one was weird, distorted in look.  Things looked kinda odd, funny and stretched but that was it. I looked back at my previous mushroom trips and laughed. I was nervous all night. I looked to nature to make me well.
I think about the whole experience a lot, it altered my state of mind. The details are forever imbedded there forever. My father advises me not to take any more hallucinogenics. He says people who are insecure about themselves shouldn't do them. I haven't taken mushrooms since but there is a part of me that is determined to. Another part of me is cautious and a little scared to try again. It's a paradox, I don't know what I'll do.
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| Stage Manager | .................... | David Godbold |
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BULLETS OVER BROADWAY A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1994 Scott Renshaw
Starring: John Cusack, Dianne Wiest, Chazz Palminteri, Jennifer Tilly, Joe Viterelli, Jack Warden. Screenplay: Woody Allen and Douglas McGrath. Director: Woody Allen.
Over the last few years, no filmmaker's work has been linked as closely to his personal life as Woody Allen's has been. 1992's HUSBANDS AND WIVES focused on troubled marriages, and showed Allen's character infatuated with a much younger woman; the parallels to Allen's life were hard to ignore. Last year's MANHATTAN MURDER MYSTERY was the kind of light comedy Allen hadn't made in years, and seemed to indicate a desire to return to simpler times. BULLETS OVER BROADWAY is another comedy, but it's no pure lark. Hilarious as it is, it's also a sly bit of self-mockery, an indication that Allen the artist acknowledges the foibles of Allen the man.
Set in Prohibition-era New York, BULLETS OVER BROADWAY is the story of David Shayne (John Cusack), an earnest young playwright whose two previous flops are making it difficult for him to find backing for his latest play, "God of Our Fathers." An opportunity presents itself when mobster Nick Valenti (Joe Viterelli) offers to provide all necessary backing for the play, provided one of the roles goes to his talentless, would-be actress girlfriend Olive (Jennifer Tilly). David is consumed by the idea that he has sold out, but the worst is yet to come. As rehearsals progress, it becomes clear that there are problems with the play, and the solutions come from an unlikely source -- Olive's bodyguard Cheech (Chazz Palminteri).
Those who found they needed Dramamine to cope with the hyperkinetic camera movement in HUSBANDS AND WIVES and MANHATTAN MURDER MYSTERY will be delighted to learn that Allen lays off the hand-held. In fact, his direction seems a bit too constrained at times, as though the theater itself were creating a kind of claustrophobia. But while this is far from Allen's best work as a director, his script, co-written by Douglas McGrath, is fantastic. The dialogue contains as many laugh-out-loud lines as any film this year, and the plot takes at least one twist so delightfully unexpected that its revelation may provide the single biggest laugh. In a year woefully short on good comedies, BULLETS OVER BROADWAY may be a saving grace.
As usual, Allen has a marvelous ensemble cast at his disposal to bring his script to life, though not all are equally well-used. Jim Broadbent and Tracey Ullman, as two of the play's cast members, are basically one-note types; John Cusack has some marvelous early scenes as he realizes the kind of person he is dealing with in Nick, but his character gets lost in the shuffle a bit. Jennifer Tilly, however, is dead solid perfect as the simple-minded Olive, and Rob Reiner has a wonderful bit part as a pretentious playwright who takes great pride in the fact that "both intellectuals and common people find (his plays) completely impenetrable." But the two showcase roles belong to Dianne Wiest and Chazz Palminteri. As Helen Sinclair, the play's haughty star, Wiest brings down the house with her manipulations of David to spice up her character, and her cry of "Don't speak!" Palminteri is even better as Cheech, a career hood who discovers his latent talent, and that he'll do anything to protect his creation. It's a wonderful, subtle performance worthy of Oscar consideration.
Yet beneath all the laughs in BULLETS OVER BROADWAY is a moral question framed by the Reiner character's hypothetical question of which you would save from a burning building: the last copy of Shakespeare's works, or some anonymous person. "The artist creates his own moral universe," he says, but the turns of the story work against that notion. Better to be a good man than a great artist, Allen seems to argue, and it's difficult not to read that thesis as a minor mea culpa for his tabloid-headline exploits. In the course of exorcising some of his own demons, accompanied by a laugh track, Allen has created one of his post purely entertaining films in years.
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by Hillel Italie, The Associated PressNEW YORK — Susan Choi’s novel “Trust Exercise” has won the National Book Award for fiction.
Sarah M. Broom’s family memoir “The Yellow House” won in nonfiction and Martin W. Sandler’s “1919 The Year That Changed America” for young people’s literature. The winner for best translated book was Laszlo Krasznahorkai’s “Baron Wenckheim’s Homecoming,” translated from Hungarian by Ottilie Mulzet. In poetry, the winner was Arthur Sze’s “Sight Lines.”
The 70th annual National Book Awards were presented Wednesday night at a dinner benefit gala in downtown Manhattan. Honorary prizes were given to author Edmund White and to the head of the American Booksellers Association, Oren J. Teicher.
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The Tech
This project uses a mathematical system known as a Markov Chain that can describe abstract and discrete points. Which is really a lot of bullshit that means we can randomly select a set of words, then based on those words, pick another set of words which generally follows the last word in a large body of text.
In order to make the sentences sound (slightly) more natural we collected thousands of greek life students' forum posts from Collegiate ACB. Based on this large model, we are able to generate fairly diverse and mostly hilarious range of sentences.
We built upon an open source Markov Generator to create the sentences in the style of frat boys and sorority girls.
The Styling
We collected various styling blocks from all over the interwebz and used them here:
Licensing
All of our code is available under the MIT License here on Github. So we encourage you to take our code and reuse in any method you wish.


Making a bird page with HTML5
If you just came here for the href= #Recipe>Recipe, click there
The " Bird " is the Word...
- it is a warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrate animal
- it has feathers, wings and a beak
- most of them can fly
Stephen King has a great quote about birds, he said the following:
Some birds are not meant to be caged, that's all.  So you let them go, or when you open the cage to feed them they somehow fly out past you. And the part of you that knows it was wrong to imprison them in the first place rejoices, but still, the place where you live is that much more drab and empty for their departure.
Inspiration regarding birds can be found anywhere online, including in motivational images like these:
List of Birds
- Flamingo
- Shoebill stork
- Kookaburra
- Woodpecker
- Kakapo
- Hummingbird
- Eskimo Curlew
- Puaiohi
- Ostrich
- Hoatzin
- Curassow
Want to know more about birds? Try the Wikipedia page here
Or download this file for an overview
Recipe for Five Bird Roast
Ingredients
- 2 large duck breasts
- 2 large duck legs
- 2 large chicken breasts
- 4 grouse breasts
- 6 partridge breasts
- 300 gram of sausage meat
- 100 gram of semidried cranberries
- 100 grams of chopped pistachio nuts
- 1 teaspoon of crushed juniper berries
- 20 slices or Parma ham
When you gathered everything for this recipe, remember A Bird in the Hand is Worth Two in the Bush
Method
- Debone all the birds. Cut the meat into thin strips.
- Mix all the ingedrients (except the Parmaham) in a large bowl until it becomes a mass.
- Roll the whole thing in cling foil and form into a log.  The water should be kept at 75 degrees Celcius. Let it cook for 2 and a half hours.
- Remove from pan and remove cling foil. Place in a preheated 160 degree Celcius oven for 2 hours.
- Place log on a serving plate and let rest for 20 minutes, then carve up and serve.
Buon Appetit!


Namespace CryptoCompare
Classes
AggregatedData
BaseApiClient
A base API client.
BaseApiResponse
A base API response. CryptoCompare don't use status code for errors. They use a status reported into "Response" property
Calls
Api calls.
CandleData
CodeRepository
CoinAggregatedData
CoinFullAggregatedData
CoinFullAggregatedDataDisplay
CoinGeneralInfo
CoinInfo
Information about the coin. (Coin list endpoint)
CoinListResponse
List of coins.
CoinsClient
The coins client. Gets general info for all the coins available on the website.
CoinSnapshotData
CoinSnapshotFullData
CoinSnapshotFullResponse
CoinSnapshotResponse
CryptoCompare
CryptoCompareClient
CryptoCompare api client.
CryptoCompareException
Global Exception for signalling cryptocompare api errors.
CryptopianFollower
DateTimeExtensions
ExchangeHistoryData
ExchangeHistoryResponse
ExchangeListResponse
ExchangesClient
The exchanges api client.
General
HistoryClient
HistoryDayAverageResponse
A history day average response. TODO: replace ReadOnlyDictionary<string, object> by ReadOnlyDictionary<string, decimal>
HistoryResponse
ICO
IsoDateTimeWithFormatConverter
MarketCapDisplay
MarketCapRaw
MiningClient
MiningContract
MiningContractsResponse
MiningData
MiningEquipment
MiningEquipmentsResponse
NewsClient
NewsEntity
NewsProvider
PageViewsSplit
Parent
PriceAverageResponse
PriceClient
PriceHistoricalReponse
PriceMultiFullDisplay
PriceMultiFullRaw
PriceMultiFullResponse
PriceMultiResponse
PriceSingleResponse
RateLimitClient
Api client for cryptocompare api calls rate limits.
RateLimitResponse
A rate limit.
Repository
SEO
SimilarItem
SocialStats
SocialStatsClient
SocialStatsResponse
SubList
SubListResponse
SubsClient
TopExchangeFullResponse
TopExchangeInfo
TopInfo
TopListClient
Client for "tops" endpoints (Exchanges, volumes, pairs).
TopMarketCapInfo
TopMarketCapResponse
TopResponse
TopVolume24HInfo
TopVolume24HResponse
TopVolumeInfo
TopVolumesResponse
Volume24HDisplay
Volume24HRaw
Structs
Sub
Interfaces
IApiClient
ICoinsClient
Coins api client. Gets general info for all the coins available on the website.
ICryptoCompareClient
Interface for cryptocompare api client.
IExchangesClient
Interface for exchanges api client.
IHistoryClient
IMiningClient
INewsClient
IPricesClient
IRateLimitClient
Interface of api client for cryptocompare api calls rate limits.


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Each of the two "{_glide}" generators takes the note number and turns it into a control signal that varies an {_oscillator} frequency. GLIDE A always controls OSCILLATOR A, and GLIDE B always controls OSCILLATOR B, but either of them can also used for modulating anything else. The glide generators can also filter the changes in pitch, by applying portamento, which causes pitches to slide from note to note, or glissando, which causes them to go through chromatic steps from note to note.
Since there are only four {_parameter parameters} controlling the glide, each glide only has one {Glide_cluster glide} {_cluster}. The {_button} shows the current shape parameter, and the {_slider} controls the time. The cluster also contains a mod select and mod depth for modulating the time.


6502 Instruction Set
| HI | LO-BYTE |
| | 00 | 01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05 | 06 | 07 | 08 | 09 | 0A | 0B | 0C | 0D | 0E | 0F |
| 00 | BRK impl | ORA X,ind | ??? --- | ??? --- | ??? --- | ORA zpg | ASL zpg | ??? --- | PHP impl | ORA # | ASL A | ??? --- | ??? --- | ORA abs | ASL abs | ??? --- |
| 01 | BPL rel | ORA ind,Y | ??? --- | ??? --- | ??? --- | ORA zpg,X | ASL zpg,X | ??? --- | CLC impl | ORA abs,Y | ??? --- | ??? --- | ??? --- | ORA abs,X | ASL abs,X | ??? --- |
| 02 | JSR abs | AND X,ind | ??? --- | ??? --- | BIT zpg | AND zpg | ROL zpg | ??? --- | PLP impl | AND # | ROL A | ??? --- | BIT abs | AND abs | ROL abs | ??? --- |
| 03 | BMI rel | AND ind,Y | ??? --- | ??? --- | ??? --- | AND zpg,X | ROL zpg,X | ??? --- | SEC impl | AND abs,Y | ??? --- | ??? --- | ??? --- | AND abs,X | ROL abs,X | ??? --- |
| 04 | RTI impl | EOR X,ind | ??? --- | ??? --- | ??? --- | EOR zpg | LSR zpg | ??? --- | PHA impl | EOR # | LSR A | ??? --- | JMP abs | EOR abs | LSR abs | ??? --- |
| 05 | BVC rel | EOR ind,Y | ??? --- | ??? --- | ??? --- | EOR zpg,X | LSR zpg,X | ??? --- | CLI impl | EOR abs,Y | ??? --- | ??? --- | ??? --- | EOR abs,X | LSR abs,X | ??? --- |
| 06 | RTS impl | ADC X,ind | ??? --- | ??? --- | ??? --- | ADC zpg | ROR zpg | ??? --- | PLA impl | ADC # | ROR A | ??? --- | JMP ind | ADC abs | ROR abs | ??? --- |
| 07 | BVS rel | ADC ind,Y | ??? --- | ??? --- | ??? --- | ADC zpg,X | ROR zpg,X | ??? --- | SEI impl | ADC abs,Y | ??? --- | ??? --- | ??? --- | ADC abs,X | ROR abs,X | ??? --- |
| 08 | ??? --- | STA X,ind | ??? --- | ??? --- | STY zpg | STA zpg | STX zpg | ??? --- | DEY impl | ??? --- | TXA impl | ??? --- | STY abs | STA abs | STX abs | ??? --- |
| 09 | BCC rel | STA ind,Y | ??? --- | ??? --- | STY zpg,X | STA zpg,X | STX zpg,Y | ??? --- | TYA impl | STA abs,Y | TXS impl | ??? --- | ??? --- | STA abs,X | ??? --- | ??? --- |
| 0A | LDY # | LDA X,ind | LDX # | ??? --- | LDY zpg | LDA zpg | LDX zpg | ??? --- | TAY impl | LDA # | TAX impl | ??? --- | LDY abs | LDA abs | LDX abs | ??? --- |
| 0B | BCS rel | LDA ind,Y | ??? --- | ??? --- | LDY zpg,X | LDA zpg,X | LDX zpg,Y | ??? --- | CLV impl | LDA abs,Y | TSX impl | ??? --- | LDY abs,X | LDA abs,X | LDX abs,Y | ??? --- |
| 0C | CPY # | CMP X,ind | ??? --- | ??? --- | CPY zpg | CMP zpg | DEC zpg | ??? --- | INY impl | CMP # | DEX impl | ??? --- | CPY abs | CMP abs | DEC abs | ??? --- |
| 0D | BNE rel | CMP ind,Y | ??? --- | ??? --- | ??? --- | CMP zpg,X | DEC zpg,X | ??? --- | CLD impl | CMP abs,Y | ??? --- | ??? --- | ??? --- | CMP abs,X | DEC abs,X | ??? --- |
| 0E | CPX # | SBC X,ind | ??? --- | ??? --- | CPX zpg | SBC zpg | INC zpg | ??? --- | INX impl | SBC # | NOP impl | ??? --- | CPX abs | SBC abs | INC abs | ??? --- |
| 0F | BEQ rel | SBC ind,Y | ??? --- | ??? --- | ??? --- | SBC zpg,X | INC zpg,X | ??? --- | SED impl | SBC abs,Y | ??? --- | ??? --- | ??? --- | SBC abs,X | INC abs,X | ??? --- |
Address Modes:
| A | | .... | Accumulator | | OPC A | | operand is AC |
| abs | | .... | absolute | | OPC $HHLL | | operand is address $HHLL |
| abs,X | | .... | absolute, X-indexed | | OPC $HHLL,X | | operand is address incremented by X with carry |
| abs,Y | | .... | absolute, Y-indexed | | OPC $HHLL,Y | | operand is address incremented by Y with carry |
| # | | .... | immediate | | OPC #$BB | | operand is byte (BB) |
| impl | | .... | implied | | OPC | | operand implied |
| ind | | .... | indirect | | OPC ($HHLL) | | operand is effective address; effective address is value of address |
| X,ind | | .... | X-indexed, indirect | | OPC ($BB,X) | | operand is effective zeropage address; effective address is byte (BB) incremented by X without carry |
| ind,Y | | .... | indirect, Y-indexed | | OPC ($LL),Y | | operand is effective address incremented by Y with carry; effective address is word at zeropage address |
| rel | | .... | relative | | OPC $BB | | branch target is PC + offset (BB), bit 7 signifies negative offset |
| zpg | | .... | zeropage | | OPC $LL | | operand is of address; address hibyte = zero ($00xx) |
| zpg,X | | .... | zeropage, X-indexed | | OPC $LL,X | | operand is address incremented by X; address hibyte = zero ($00xx); no page transition |
| zpg,Y | | .... | zeropage, Y-indexed | | OPC $LL,Y | | operand is address incremented by Y; address hibyte = zero ($00xx); no page transition |
Instructions by Name:
| ADC | .... | add with carry |
| AND | .... | and (with accumulator) |
| ASL | .... | arithmetic shift left |
| BCC | .... | branch on carry clear |
| BCS | .... | branch on carry set |
| BEQ | .... | branch on equal (zero set) |
| BIT | .... | bit test |
| BMI | .... | branch on minus (negative set) |
| BNE | .... | branch on not equal (zero clear) |
| BPL | .... | branch on plus (negative clear) |
| BRK | .... | interrupt |
| BVC | .... | branch on overflow clear |
| BVS | .... | branch on overflow set |
| CLC | .... | clear carry |
| CLD | .... | clear decimal |
| CLI | .... | clear interrupt disable |
| CLV | .... | clear overflow |
| CMP | .... | compare (with accumulator) |
| CPX | .... | compare with X |
| CPY | .... | compare with Y |
| DEC | .... | decrement |
| DEX | .... | decrement X |
| DEY | .... | decrement Y |
| EOR | .... | exclusive or (with accumulator) |
| INC | .... | increment |
| INX | .... | increment X |
| INY | .... | increment Y |
| JMP | .... | jump |
| JSR | .... | jump subroutine |
| LDA | .... | load accumulator |
| LDY | .... | load X |
| LDY | .... | load Y |
| LSR | .... | logical shift right |
| NOP | .... | no operation |
| ORA | .... | or with accumulator |
| PHA | .... | push accumulator |
| PHP | .... | push processor status (SR) |
| PLA | .... | pull accumulator |
| PLP | .... | pull processor status (SR) |
| ROL | .... | rotate left |
| ROR | .... | rotate right |
| RTI | .... | return from interrupt |
| RTS | .... | return from subroutine |
| SBC | .... | subtract with carry |
| SEC | .... | set carry |
| SED | .... | set decimal |
| SEI | .... | set interrupt disable |
| STA | .... | store accumulator |
| STX | .... | store X |
| STY | .... | store Y |
| TAX | .... | transfer accumulator to X |
| TAY | .... | transfer accumulator to Y |
| TSX | .... | transfer stack pointer to X |
| TXA | .... | transfer X to accumulator |
| TXS | .... | transfer X to stack pointer |
| TYA | .... | transfer Y to accumulator |
Registers:
| PC | .... | program counter | (16 bit) |
| AC | .... | accumulator | (8 bit) |
| X | .... | X register | (8 bit) |
| Y | .... | Y register | (8 bit) |
| SR | .... | status register [NV-BDIZC] | (8 bit) |
| SP | .... | stack pointer | (8 bit) |
SR Flags (bit 7 to bit 0):
| N | .... | Negative |
V | .... | Overflow |
- | .... | ignored |
B | .... | Break |
D | .... | Decimal (use BCD for arithmetics) |
I | .... | Interrupt (IRQ disable) |
Z | .... | Zero |
C | .... | Carry |

Processor Stack:
LIFO, top down, 8 bit range, 0x0100 - 0x01FF
Bytes, Words, Addressing:
8 bit bytes, 16 bit words in lobyte-hibyte representation (Little-Endian).
16 bit address range, operands follow instruction codes.
Vendor:
MOS Technology, 1975
APPENDIX A: 6502 Instructions in Detail
ADC Add Memory to Accumulator with Carry
A + M + C -> A, C N Z C I D V
+ + + - - +
addressing assembler opc bytes cyles
--------------------------------------------
immidiate ADC #oper 69 2 2
zeropage ADC oper 65 2 3
zeropage,X ADC oper,X 75 2 4
absolute ADC oper 6D 3 4
absolute,X ADC oper,X 7D 3 4*
absolute,Y ADC oper,Y 79 3 4*
(indirect,X) ADC (oper,X) 61 2 6
(indirect),Y ADC (oper),Y 71 2 5*
AND AND Memory with Accumulator
A AND M -> A N Z C I D V
+ + - - - -
addressing assembler opc bytes cyles
--------------------------------------------
immidiate AND #oper 29 2 2
zeropage AND oper 25 2 3
zeropage,X AND oper,X 35 2 4
absolute AND oper 2D 3 4
absolute,X AND oper,X 3D 3 4*
absolute,Y AND oper,Y 39 3 4*
(indirect,X) AND (oper,X) 21 2 6
(indirect),Y AND (oper),Y 31 2 5*
ASL Shift Left One Bit (Memory or Accumulator)
C <- [76543210] <- 0 N Z C I D V
+ + + - - -
addressing assembler opc bytes cyles
--------------------------------------------
accumulator ASL A 0A 1 2
zeropage ASL oper 06 2 5
zeropage,X ASL oper,X 16 2 6
absolute ASL oper 0E 3 6
absolute,X ASL oper,X 1E 3 7
BCC Branch on Carry Clear
branch on C = 0 N Z C I D V
- - - - - -
addressing assembler opc bytes cyles
--------------------------------------------
relative BCC oper 90 2 2**
BCS Branch on Carry Set
branch on C = 1 N Z C I D V
- - - - - -
addressing assembler opc bytes cyles
--------------------------------------------
relative BCS oper B0 2 2**
BEQ Branch on Result Zero
branch on Z = 1 N Z C I D V
- - - - - -
addressing assembler opc bytes cyles
--------------------------------------------
relative BEQ oper F0 2 2**
BIT Test Bits in Memory with Accumulator
bits 7 and 6 of operand are transfered to bit 7 and 6 of SR (N,V);
the zeroflag is set to the result of operand AND accumulator.

APENDIX B: The 65xx-Family:
Type Features, Comments
-------------------------------------
6502 NMOS, 16 bit address bus, 8 bit data bus
6502A accelerated version of 6502
6502C accelerated version of 6502, CMOS
65C02 16 bit version, additional instructions and address modes
6503, 6505, 6506 12 bit address bus [4 KiB]
6504 13 bit address bus [8 KiB]
6507 13 bit address bus [8 KiB], no interrupts
6509 20 bit address bus [1 MiB] by bankswitching
6510 as 6502 with additional 6 bit I/O-port
6511 integrated micro controler with I/O-port, serial interface, and RAM (Rockwell)
65F11 as 6511, integrated FORTH interpreter
7501 as 6502, HMOS
8500 as 6510, CMOS
8502 as 6510 with switchable 2 MHz option, 7 bit I/O-port
65816 (65C816) 16 bit registers and ALU, 24 bit address bus [16 MiB], up to 24 MHz (Western Design Center)
65802 (65C802) as 65816, pin compatible to 6502, 64 KiB address bus, up to 16 MHz
Disclaimer:
Errors excepted. The information is provided for free and AS IS, therefore without any warranty;
without even the implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
The official 65xx Website (The Western Design Center Inc.): www.65xx.com
See also:
>> Virtual 6502 (6502/6510 emulator)
>> 6502 Assembler
>> 6502 Disassembler
Presented by virtual 6502, mass:werk / e-tradion.net.


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| infogan real Synth Data | |
|---|---|
| 0 | terrors censer streaming that spring a nodded suddenly never door- further . my , -- dream chamber |
| 1 | plume head reply shall human echo lightning only vainly taken what curtain broken nearly whether out evil . get lenore- |
| 2 | could being shadow these of him bird the ; velvet that implore fancy a distant evil there you expressing lov drawn |
| 3 | taken unbroken dying once . see oh much `` a see , your censer of '' at disaster lordly |
| 4 | with uncertain plume in this this '' on fiend dawn obeisance `` made stately cushion nevermore desolate shall which is `` guessing |
| textgan real Synth Data | |
|---|---|
| 0 | depth dirges dirges haunted- footfalls bust footfalls thee- followed stately footfalls footfalls yore- mortal louder footfalls footfalls cushion gently dirges gently dirges |
| 1 | for lies curious denser curious cushion curious ember curious further denser ember grim ! ember burning sorrow- laden ! grave laden stately |
| 2 | yore- whether footfalls yore- lies lies our sent echo sorrow- 't visitor ebony sorrow- plutonian plainly sorrow- bust 'never- sorrow- meaning- surcease |
| 3 | silken shore- parting sent footfalls yore- curtain yore- gently yore- louder haunted- gently answer answer answer than utters lady for for for |
| 4 | yore- him footfalls ebony above sorrow- been gently hesitating ember 'never- 'never- to hesitating lady autumn sorrow- ebony echo help grim ashore |
| cgan real Synth Data | |
|---|---|
| 0 | shorn ; once shorn ; beguiling others each beguiling meant meant beguiling beguiling lady bust lies once uncertain forgotten 't shorn lady |
| 1 | dying ; radiant radiant beguiling undaunted pondered wandering lady shorn bust reclining uncertain plainly lord lady 't bust shorn undaunted beguiling shorn |
| 2 | lord 't shorn night radiant shorn nodded pallid shorn each lady shorn shorn at not not 't not radiant such uncertain beguiling |
| 3 | uncertain shorn shorn beguiling beguiling shorn beguiling thing shorn doubtless lady shorn 't at shorn shorn undaunted shorn each over lord shorn |
| 4 | depth undaunted radiant each shorn night lady such radiant wandering shorn shorn tell shorn lady others shorn one ; shorn shorn shorn |
| dcgan real Synth Data | |
|---|---|
| 0 | lord living an other flown plume dying seraphim adore- within pallas wrought bore- - is door tempter |
| 1 | myself , bends aidenn sign dying off visitor before- ashore door- . desert `` fiend into |
| 2 | fluttered- thing off our echo suddenly `` other saw did weary '' straight devil . lenore |
| 3 | flutter repeating plume black rare that aidenn it betook there turning i and it by |
| 4 | been minute ! implore- mortal i out fluttered- laden flutter gloated midnight '' will -- bore- |
| seqgan real Synth Data | |
|---|---|
| 0 | nameless which sky stormy bore- explore heaven gently press louder lov his flirt , |
| 1 | before- silence now press doubtless is quit made distant of chamber -- did and |
| 2 | stock countenance black burning rustling throws explore lent he word of above sought by |
| 3 | divining scarcely by him explore implore- countenance reclining is : dreary answer `` not |
| 4 | off sinking but plume burned bust same thy fearing perfumed now countenance i `` me |


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Yang I. Li1, David A. Knowles1, Jack Humphrey, Alvaro N. Barbeira, Scott P. Dickinson, Hae Kyung Im, Jonathan K. Pritchard
1Equal contribution
Leafcutter quantifies RNA splicing variation using short-read RNA-seq data. The core idea is to leverage spliced reads (reads that span an intron) to quantify (differential) intron usage across samples. The advantages of this approach include
For details please see our bioRxiv preprint and corresponding Nature Genetics publication.
Additionally, for full details on the leafcutter for Mendelian Diseases (leafcutterMD) method that performs outlier splicing detection, see our Bioinformatics publication.
Check out a demo leafcutter shiny app here: 10 brain vs. 10 heart samples from GTEx.
We have a Google group for user questions at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/leafcutter-users


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GROUP - A set of connected
(orthogonally or diagonally) stones. |
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TURN - On each turn, each player
moves or jumps one stone.
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MOVE - A stone may move to any
adjacent (orthogonal and diagonal) empty cell. |
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JUMP - A stone may also jump over
any stone (friend or foe) landing on the opposite empty cell (it
must be empty). A player may make on the same turn, multiple jumps
with the same stone, and may change direction after each jump. |
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It is not valid to move or jump to
its own first cell. |
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CONNECTION - After each move or
jump, the stone must be connected (orthogonally or diagonally) to
another stone of its group. Some other restrictions:
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It's not valid to produce two groups
with the same number of stones, if both groups have stones of both
colors. |
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It's not valid to separate the two
colors completely. |
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CAPTURE - If, after a move or
jump, a set of stones are no longer connected to its group (the same
group of the moving stone), they are captured (friends and foes). This
implies that there are only one connected group on the board, after
each move. |
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GOAL - Wins the player who
advances one stone into the opponent's first cell (the cell marked in
the first diagram with a color dot). |


I am a forward-thinking web developer with solid technical and requirements gathering skills. I believe that good verbal and written communication skills are of the utmost importance as a means to connect and work effectively in teams.
Having spent my undergraduate career devoted to completing my business administration major and Computer Science major i highly value organizational skills and seek to use what i have learnt in co-ordinating volunteer work
I am currently looking for a position where i can learn and grow.
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This application allows for groups to organize and plan out the execution of projects. This Kanban board fully utilizes each create, read, update and delete operation. Built with JavaScript, HTML/CSS.
In properly understanding the software development cycle this splash page was created by using Figma designs to build out the UI for a splash page that additionally has buttons to change the view of the application. Built with JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Figma.
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Copy this object
Copy this object
Does the configuration contain a given parameter?
Get a parameter, falling back to a default if not set
Get a parameter; throws a NoSuchElementException if it's not set
Get all akka conf variables set on this SparkConf
Get all parameters as a list of pairs
Returns the Spark application id, valid in the Driver after TaskScheduler registration and from the start in the Executor.
Get a parameter as a boolean, falling back to a default if not set
Get a parameter as a double, falling back to a default if not set
Get all executor environment variables set on this SparkConf
Get a parameter as an integer, falling back to a default if not set
Get a parameter as a long, falling back to a default if not set
Get a parameter as an Option
Use Kryo serialization and register the given set of classes with Kryo.
Use Kryo serialization and register the given set of classes with Kryo. If called multiple times, this will append the classes from all calls together.
Remove a parameter from the configuration
Set a configuration variable.
Set multiple parameters together
Set a name for your application.
Set a name for your application. Shown in the Spark web UI.
Set multiple environment variables to be used when launching executors.
Set multiple environment variables to be used when launching executors. (Java-friendly version.)
Set multiple environment variables to be used when launching executors.
Set multiple environment variables to be used when launching executors. These variables are stored as properties of the form spark.executorEnv.VAR_NAME (for example spark.executorEnv.PATH) but this method makes them easier to set.
Set an environment variable to be used when launching executors for this application.
Set an environment variable to be used when launching executors for this application. These variables are stored as properties of the form spark.executorEnv.VAR_NAME (for example spark.executorEnv.PATH) but this method makes them easier to set.
Set a parameter if it isn't already configured
Set JAR files to distribute to the cluster.
Set JAR files to distribute to the cluster. (Java-friendly version.)
Set JAR files to distribute to the cluster.
The master URL to connect to, such as "local" to run locally with one thread, "local[4]" to run locally with 4 cores, or "spark://master:7077" to run on a Spark standalone cluster.
Set the location where Spark is installed on worker nodes.
Return a string listing all keys and values, one per line.
Return a string listing all keys and values, one per line. This is useful to print the configuration out for debugging.
Configuration for a Spark application. Used to set various Spark parameters as key-value pairs.
Most of the time, you would create a SparkConf object with
new SparkConf()
, which will load values from anyspark.*
Java system properties set in your application as well. In this case, parameters you set directly on theSparkConf
object take priority over system properties.For unit tests, you can also call
new SparkConf(false)
to skip loading external settings and get the same configuration no matter what the system properties are.All setter methods in this class support chaining. For example, you can write
new SparkConf().setMaster("local").setAppName("My app")
.Note that once a SparkConf object is passed to Spark, it is cloned and can no longer be modified by the user. Spark does not support modifying the configuration at runtime.


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I have worked for Microsoft for the past 8 years. For the past 10 years, I have been an IT Sales Manager. Currently, I am a US Partner manager. Prior to Microsoft, I worked for IBM for 7 years.In
1990 Received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Florida
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Currently a board member of the Boys Team Charity organization_Centennial-Rocky Mountain Chapter. I have been VP of TEAMS since May 2019. Volunteer/Mentor for Career Coaching for Denver High School Students 2017-2019
I have been a sales leader for the past 22+ years. I have been nominated numerous times over the years to represent our sellers and different projects. Most recently, I was nominated as a Diversity and Inclusion lead at Microsoft. My mission is to drive diversity and culture training and volunteer opportunities for our 150 member team. I was also nominated to be a Management trainer for 2 years. In this role, I trained my fellow managers on improved business skills, leadership principles and sensitivity training.
I have been looking for an opportunity to participate at a local level in the government process. My interests in public administration didn't stop when I completed my degree even though my career led me into technology. My long term career goal is to leverage my business expertise and desire to serve in my community. I am currently working closely at Microsoft with our State and Local and Federal team, and am interested in pursuing a masters in public administration. I think I can provide my guidance and expertise to the commission as we take on the challenges of representing diverse and growing communities in Colorado.
I have been told in many personal reviews that my superhero qualities are empathy and diplomacy. These inherent qualities were further cultivated in my career as a sales manager for 10+years. Microsoft and IBM are highly matrixed organizations that require consensus based strategy decisions. Without this skill-set, I would not have had the opportunity to be successful. I have had a highly successful career in technology sales and have recently been asked to be a liason for a big 4 advisory and Microsoft.
Problem solving and analyizing complex data is core my career experience. Technology sales is a focus on business outcomes for our clients. Those desired business outcomes are not clear-cut. They require an ability to reduce complexity, active listening, teaming and the ability to communicate clarity of mission.


pot pie digital
developer. dad. yooper.
I am a strategic and innovative thinker with 13 years of business development and management experience and 3 years of self-education in web design and development. I’ve completed a handful of projects in the past year. My strengths include creativite problem solving, tenacity, and resourcefulness.
Since starting freelance web development it has been my goal to work closely with clients to help build their business and take some of the technical stress off their shoulders, so they can focus on what they do best. My main objective will always be to use the skills I've garner along my career path to deliver and build a site that works and delivers on every aspect they client asks for. From initial design to build out and support. I take my work very seriously but never myself.
technologies
- HTML5 (3 years)
- CSS (3 years)
- SASS (1 years)
- PHP (1 years)
- JavaScript (1 years)
languages:
- Gulp (1 year)
- GitHub (2 years)
- Git (2 years)
- WordPress (1 year)
- ReactJS (3 year)
- Terminal (3 years)
- macOS (5 years)
- Sublime Text (3 years)
- Sketch (3 years)
libraries and tools:
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Freelance Developer Marquette, MI
Since April 2016
My freelance work has focused on self-education in all aspects of web development front and back end, with the underlying goal of becoming a technical project manager. Over the past 3 years I have spent my free time building knowledge in HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. I’ve developed professional experience with several tools, libraries, and software packages required for modern web development including: Git and GitHub, NodeJS and Gulp, Wordpress, Square, and Sketch. I’ve recently started investigating ReactJS.
Poet's Pet Parlor Marquette, MI
August 2016
Develop
Poet's Pet Parlor was my first site. I built the site using HTML5, and CSS and hosted through GitHub Pages. At the client’s request, I also integrated live Instagram feed “widget” that updates every 10 minutes. The site is fully responsive and optimized for mobile.
Panara Imports Marquette, MI
January 2017
Design and Develop
I designed and built Panara Imports, which really gave me a great understanding of project management and client relationship from start to finish. I built a focused and minimal site to generate online traffic and bring business to the store, with plans for site expansion towards the end of 2017 into e-commerce through Square.
Women’s Center Marquette, MI
September 2017
Design and Develop
The Women’s Center project was the largest project I’ve done and involved a full redesign, and content management system(CMS) and hosting transfer. I created the design and used Wordpress as the CMS to allow for client control and adjustments in the future. I worked directly with the client throughout the process to ensure that content and functionality were correct and that design fit the tone of their brand and mission.
Derouin’s Auto Shop Marquette, MI
April 2018
Design and Develop
Derouin’s Auto Shop was my first paid job. The client was simply looking for a fresh look and to make the site mobile friendly. I created the design and built the site on Wordpress, allowing the client to make updates and perform common maintenance tasks.
outside of work
- Wood Working
- Beer Brewing
- Beer Drinking
- Photography
- Learning Guitar
- Lego Building
- Reading
- Dad Jokes