This is a database of data services ready to be used on an xlist server. The database has been classified according to the class used in its configuration.
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Warning
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Each list provider has its own usage policy, check its website before using it. In order to use Google Safe Browsing API, you will need to obtain an API key. |
In order to use the data services of the class file
it is necessary to
download and keep the data synchronized. For this purpose the xlget tool
must be used and this tool needs the configuration of the sources.
sblookup
data services (Google safe browsing)
| ID | Name | Category | Tags | Resources | Web |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Google Safe Browsing - Malware, Unwanted software |
blacklist |
malware |
domain |
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Google Safe Browsing - Phishing |
blacklist |
phishing |
domain |
file
data services
| ID | Name | Category | Tags | Resources | Web |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Feodo Tracker C&C Abuse.ch |
blacklist |
malware |
ip4 |
||
SSL blacklist Abuse.ch |
blacklist |
malware |
ip4 md5 sha1 |
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URLhaus Abuse.ch |
blacklist |
malware |
domain |
||
alienvault reputation |
blacklist |
reputation |
ip4 |
||
Bad IPs |
blacklist |
bruteforce |
ip4 |
||
blocklist.de Fail2Ban Reporting Service |
blacklist |
bruteforce |
ip4 ip6 |
||
Blocklist Site Abuse |
blacklist |
abuse |
ip4 domain |
||
Blocklist Site ADS |
blacklist |
ads |
domain |
||
Blocklist Site Crypto |
blacklist |
crypto |
domain |
||
Blocklist Site Drugs |
blacklist |
drugs |
domain |
||
Blocklist Site Facebook |
blacklist |
domain |
|||
Blocklist Site Fraud |
blacklist |
fraud |
domain |
||
Blocklist Site Gambling |
blacklist |
gambling |
domain |
||
Blocklist Site Malware |
blacklist |
malware |
ip4 domain |
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Blocklist Site Phishing |
blacklist |
phishing |
domain |
||
Blocklist Site Piracy |
blacklist |
piracy |
domain |
||
Blocklist Site Porn |
blacklist |
porn |
domain |
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Blocklist Site Ransomware |
blacklist |
ransomware |
domain |
||
Blocklist Site Redirect |
blacklist |
redirect |
domain |
||
Blocklist Site Scam |
blacklist |
scam |
domain |
||
Blocklist Site Tiktok |
blacklist |
tiktok |
domain |
||
Blocklist Site Torrent |
blacklist |
torrent |
domain |
||
Blocklist Site Tracking |
blacklist |
tracking |
domain |
||
Blocklist Site Youtube |
blacklist |
youtube |
domain |
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The CAMELEON Project |
blacklist |
ads |
domain |
||
The CINS Army List |
blacklist |
bruteforce |
ip4 |
||
cruzit.com Server Blocklist |
blacklist |
bruteforce |
ip4 |
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Cymru Bogon List |
blacklist |
bogon |
ip4 |
||
Cymru Fullbogon IPv4 List |
blacklist |
bogon |
ip4 |
||
dan.me.uk (only tor exit nodes) |
blacklist |
torexit |
ip4 |
||
dan.me.uk (all tor nodes) |
blacklist |
torexit |
ip4 |
||
darklist.de |
blacklist |
bruteforce spam |
ip4 |
||
dataplane.org DNS recursion desired IN ANY |
blacklist |
netscan |
ip4 |
||
dataplane.org DNS recursion desired |
blacklist |
netscan |
ip4 |
||
dataplane.org DNS CH TXT version.bind |
blacklist |
netscan |
ip4 |
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dataplane.org SIP invitation |
blacklist |
netscan |
ip4 |
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dataplane.org SIP query |
blacklist |
netscan |
ip4 |
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dataplane.org SIP registration |
blacklist |
netscan |
ip4 |
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dataplane.org SSH client connection |
blacklist |
netscan |
ip4 |
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dataplane.org SSH password authentication |
blacklist |
bruteforce |
ip4 |
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dataplane.org VNC RFB |
blacklist |
bruteforce |
ip4 |
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DShield Top10 |
blacklist |
malware |
ip4 |
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emergingthreats.net compromised ips |
blacklist |
malware |
ip4 |
||
anudeepND blacklist block ads |
blacklist |
ads |
domain |
||
anudeepND blacklist block crypto |
blacklist |
crypto |
domain |
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anudeepND blacklist block facebook |
blacklist |
domain |
|||
stamparm blackbook with historical malware domains |
blacklist |
malware |
domain |
||
StevenBlack fakenews |
blacklist |
fakenews |
domain |
||
StevenBlack gambling |
blacklist |
gambling |
domain |
||
StevenBlack Unified hosts |
blacklist |
malware |
domain |
||
StevenBlack porn |
blacklist |
porn |
domain |
||
StevenBlack social |
blacklist |
social |
domain |
||
GreenSnow.co the blacklisted list of IPs for online servers |
blacklist |
bruteforce |
ip4 |
||
hpHosts Online ad/tracking servers |
blacklist |
ads |
domain |
||
hpHosts Online malware sites |
blacklist |
malware |
domain |
||
hpHosts Online exploit sites |
blacklist |
exploit |
domain |
||
hpHosts Online fraud sites |
blacklist |
fraud |
domain |
||
hpHosts Online phishing |
blacklist |
phishing |
domain |
||
hpHosts Online Potentially Unwanted Programs |
blacklist |
malware |
domain |
||
InterServer BL |
blacklist |
malware spam netscan |
ip4 |
||
SANS Internet Storm Center suspicious domains |
blacklist |
reputation |
domain |
||
malc0de.com Malware ip list |
blacklist |
malware |
ip4 |
||
Malware domain list |
blacklist |
malware |
ip4 domain |
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DNS-BH Malware Domain Blocklist |
blacklist |
malware |
domain |
||
my-ip.ms full database |
blacklist |
reputation |
ip4 ip6 |
||
my-ip.ms |
blacklist |
reputation |
ip4 ip6 |
||
phishing.army |
blacklist |
phishing |
domain |
||
quidsup.net NoTrack blocklist malware |
blacklist |
malware |
domain |
||
quidsup.net NoTrack blocklist notrack |
blacklist |
tracking |
domain |
||
rutgers.edu attackers |
blacklist |
bruteforce |
ip4 |
||
Sblam.com HTTP form spam |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Spamhaus Don’t Route Or Peer Lists |
blacklist |
hijacked |
ip4 ip6 |
||
stop forum spam |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 domain |
||
talosintelligence.com CISCO ip blacklist |
blacklist |
reputation |
ip4 |
||
torstatus.blutmagie.de tor status |
blacklist |
torexit |
ip4 |
||
turris.cz greylist |
blacklist |
reputation |
ip4 |
||
UCEPROTECT Network Project Level 1 |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
UCEPROTECT Network Project Level 2 |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
UCEPROTECT Network Project Level 3 |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
urlvir database |
blacklist |
malware |
ip4 domain |
||
VoIP Blacklist |
blacklist |
fraud voip |
ip4 |
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CoinBlockerLists by ZeroDot1 |
blacklist |
crypto |
domain |
dnsxl
data services
| ID | Name | Category | Tags | Resources | Web |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
CBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
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abuse.ro (Romanian) URI RBL for spam domains |
blacklist |
spam |
domain |
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abuse.ro (Romanian) IP non-mta, residential IPs |
blacklist |
non-mta residential |
ip4 |
||
abuse.ro (Romanian) IP RBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
abuse.ro (Romanian) URI RBL for spamvertized domains |
blacklist |
spamvertized |
domain |
||
abusix.org Abuse Contact DB |
infolist |
info |
ip4 ip6 |
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anonmails.de DNSBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
AntiCaptcha.NET IPv6 |
blacklist |
spam |
ip6 |
||
AntiCaptcha.NET IPv4 |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Whitelisted.org |
blacklist |
backscatter |
ip4 |
||
Barracuda Reputation Block List |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Barracuda Reputation Block List (for SpamAssassin) |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
BBFH Level 1 |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
BlockedServers RBL |
blacklist |
spam netscan torexit |
ip4 |
||
BlockedServers NetScan RBL |
blacklist |
netscan |
ip4 |
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BlockedServers Spam RBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
BlockedServers Torexit RBL |
blacklist |
torexit |
ip4 |
||
blocklist.de Fail2Ban Reporting Service |
blacklist |
bruteforce |
ip4 |
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borderware.com DNSBL1 |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
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borderware.com DNSBL2 |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
borderware.com DNSBL3 |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
borderware.com DUL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
IBM DNS Blacklist |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Cymru Bogon List |
blacklist |
bogon |
ip4 |
||
Cymru Fullbogon IPv4 List |
blacklist |
bogon |
ip4 |
||
Cymru Fullbogon IPv6 List |
blacklist |
bogon |
ip6 |
||
dan.me.uk (only tor exit nodes) |
blacklist |
torexit |
ip4 |
||
dan.me.uk (all tor nodes) |
blacklist |
torexit |
ip4 |
||
darklist.de |
blacklist |
bruteforce spam |
ip4 |
||
dnsblchile.org |
mixedlist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
DNSRBL - DNS Real-time Blackhole List |
blacklist |
spam malware phishing |
ip4 |
||
DroneBL |
blacklist |
spam openproxy torexit drone |
ip4 ip6 |
||
EFnet RBL |
blacklist |
spam openproxy torexit drone |
ip4 |
||
EFnet RBL mirror |
blacklist |
spam openproxy torexit drone |
ip4 |
||
Fabel Spamsources |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
fresh.fmb.la FRESH domains |
blacklist |
fresh |
domain |
||
bl.fmb.la composite blacklist |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 domain |
||
short.fmb.la URL shortener |
blacklist |
shortener |
domain |
||
0spam DNSBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
0spam DNSWL |
whitelist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
truncate.gbudb.net |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Habeas SafeList |
whitelist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Habeas SafeList (for SpamAssassin) |
whitelist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
ImproWare IP based spamlist |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
ImproWare IP based wormlist |
blacklist |
malware |
ip4 |
||
InterServer BL |
blacklist |
malware spam netscan |
ip4 |
||
ISIPP Accreditation Database (IADB2) |
whitelist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
ISIPP Accreditation Database |
whitelist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
ISIPP Accreditation Database (WADB) |
whitelist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
JIPPG’s RBL Project (mail-abuse Listings) |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Hostkarma blacklist |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 domain |
||
Hostkarma shitelist |
whitelist |
spam |
ip4 domain |
||
Hostkarma |
mixedlist |
spam |
ip4 domain |
||
Hostkarma no blacklist |
whitelist |
spam |
ip4 domain |
||
JustSpam.org |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Kempt.net DNS Black List |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
KONSTANT DNSBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
South Korean Network Blocking List |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Leadmon.Net’s SpamGuard Listings (LNSG) |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
lugh.ch DNSBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Madavi:BL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Mailspike Blacklist |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Mailspike Reputation |
mixedlist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Mailspike Whitelist |
whitelist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Mailspike Zero-hour Data |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
NiX Spam DNSBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
McAfee RBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
MegaRBL.net |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
MSRBL combined |
blacklist |
spam phishing malware |
ip4 |
||
MSRBL images |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
MSRBL phishing |
blacklist |
phishing |
ip4 |
||
MSRBL spam |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
MSRBL virus |
blacklist |
malware |
ip4 |
||
MSRBL web |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
NordSpam Domain Blacklist |
blacklist |
spam |
domain |
||
NordSpam IP Blacklist |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 ip6 |
||
Pedantic.org spam |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
pofon.foobar.hu ISP mail relay whitelist |
whitelist |
spam |
ip4 ip6 |
||
pofon.foobar.hu IP Blacklist |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 ip6 |
||
pofon.foobar.hu URI Blacklist |
blacklist |
spam |
domain |
||
Protected SKY |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
SINGULARis Spam/scam blocklist |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
realtimeBLACKLIST.COM |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Redhawk.org |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
RFC-Clueless (RFC2) abuse RBL |
blacklist |
compliance |
domain |
||
RFC-Clueless (RFC2) BogusMX RBL |
blacklist |
compliance |
domain |
||
RFC-Clueless (RFC2) DSN RBL |
blacklist |
compliance |
domain |
||
RFC-Clueless (RFC2) Elitist RBL |
blacklist |
compliance |
domain |
||
RFC-Clueless (RFC2) Metalist RBL |
blacklist |
compliance |
domain |
||
RFC-Clueless (RFC2) postmaster RBL |
blacklist |
compliance |
domain |
||
RFC-Clueless (RFC2) whois RBL |
blacklist |
compliance |
domain |
||
Rymsho’s RHSBL |
blacklist |
spam |
domain |
||
Rymsho’s DNSBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
s5h.net RBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 ip6 |
||
SARBL |
blacklist |
spam |
domain |
||
rbl.schulte.org |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
scientificspam.net Domain list |
blacklist |
spam |
domain |
||
scientificspam.net IP list |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Scrollout F1 Reputation Domain |
mixedlist |
spam |
domain |
||
Scrollout F1 Reputation IP |
mixedlist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Scrollout F1 Reputation NS |
mixedlist |
spam |
domain |
||
SenderScore Blacklist |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
ASPEWS Listings |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Hosts demanding never be tested by SORBS |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Dynamic IP Addresses |
blacklist |
dynamic |
ip4 |
||
SORBS netblocks of spam supporting service providers |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Open HTTP Proxies |
blacklist |
openproxy |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Aggregate zone |
blacklist |
spam openproxy exploit |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Open other Proxies |
blacklist |
openproxy |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Spamhost (last 48 hours) |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Spamhost (last year) |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Aggregate zone (problems) |
blacklist |
spam openproxy exploit |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Aggregate zone (proxies) |
blacklist |
openproxy |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Spamhost (last 28 days) |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Aggregate zone (relays) |
blacklist |
openproxy |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Aggregate zone (safe) |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Open SMTP relays |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Open SOCKS Proxies |
blacklist |
openproxy |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Spamhost (any time) |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
SPEWS Level one listings |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
SPEWS Level two listings |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
SORBS Vulnerable formmailers |
blacklist |
openproxy |
ip4 |
||
SORBS hijacked networks |
blacklist |
exploit |
ip4 |
||
SpamCop Blocking List |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Spamdown RBL spam emails in Persian |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Spam Eating Monkey SEM-BACKSCATTER |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Spam Eating Monkey SEM-FRESH10 |
blacklist |
fresh |
domain |
||
Spam Eating Monkey SEM-FRESH15 |
blacklist |
fresh |
domain |
||
Spam Eating Monkey SEM-FRESH30 |
blacklist |
fresh |
domain |
||
Spam Eating Monkey SEM-FRESH |
blacklist |
fresh |
domain |
||
Spam Eating Monkey SEM-FRESHZERO |
blacklist |
fresh |
domain |
||
Spam Eating Monkey SEM-IPV6BL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip6 |
||
Spam Eating Monkey SEM-BLACK |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Spam Eating Monkey SEM-NETBLACK |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Spam Eating Monkey SEM-ASN-ORIGIN |
infolist |
info |
ip4 |
||
Spam Eating Monkey SEM-URI |
blacklist |
spam |
domain |
||
Spam Eating Monkey SEM-URIRED |
blacklist |
spam |
domain |
||
Spam Grouper Net block list |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Spamhaus DBL Domain Block List |
blacklist |
spam |
domain |
||
Spamhaus DWL Domain Whitelist |
whitelist |
spam |
domain |
||
Spamhaus PBL Policy Block List |
blacklist |
non-mta |
ip4 |
||
Spamhaus SBL Spamhaus Block List |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Spamhaus SBL-XBL Combined Block List |
blacklist |
spam malware |
ip4 |
||
Spamhaus SWL IP Whitelist |
whitelist |
spam |
ip4 ip6 |
||
Spamhaus XBL Exploits Block List |
blacklist |
malware |
ip4 |
||
Spamhaus ZEN Combined Block List |
blacklist |
spam openproxy malware non-mta |
ip4 |
||
SpamRATS! all |
blacklist |
residential spam noptr bruteforce |
ip4 |
||
SpamRATS! all |
blacklist |
bruteforce |
ip4 |
||
SpamRATS! Dyna |
blacklist |
residential |
ip4 |
||
SpamRATS! NoPtr |
blacklist |
noptr |
ip4 |
||
SpamRATS! Spam |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
SPFBL.net RBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 ip6 domain |
||
SPFBL.net Whitelist |
whitelist |
spam |
ip4 ip6 domain |
||
StopSpam.org badhost |
blacklist |
noptr |
ip4 |
||
StopSpam.org block |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
StopSpam.org dynamic |
blacklist |
dynamic |
ip4 |
||
Suomispam Domain Blacklist |
blacklist |
spam |
domain |
||
Suomispam Blacklist |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
The Day Old Bread List (aka DOB) |
blacklist |
fresh |
domain |
||
SURBL URI Reputation Data |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 domain |
||
SurGATE Reputation Network Blacklist |
mixedlist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
SurGATE Reputation Network |
mixedlist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
PSBL (Passive Spam Block List) |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
PSBL whitelist |
whitelist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Swiss Network Operators Group URIBL |
blacklist |
spam |
domain |
||
Swiss Network Operators Group DNSRBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
TechnoVision SpamTrap |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
TRIUMF.ca DNSBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
tuxad dunk.dnsbl |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
UCEPROTECT Level 0 |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
UCEPROTECT Level 1 |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
UCEPROTECT Level 2 |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
UCEPROTECT Level 3 |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Unsubscribe Blacklist UBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
URIBL black |
blacklist |
spam |
domain |
||
URIBL grey |
blacklist |
spam |
domain |
||
URIBL multi |
mixedlist |
spam |
domain |
||
URIBL red |
mixedlist |
spam |
domain |
||
URIBL white |
whitelist |
spam |
domain |
||
V4BL-FREE/DDNSBL-FREE |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
V4BL/DDNSBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Whitelisted.org |
whitelist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Woody’s SMTP Blacklist URIBL |
blacklist |
spam |
domain |
||
Woody’s SMTP Blacklist IPv4 |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
Woody’s SMTP Blacklist IPv6 |
blacklist |
spam |
ip6 |
||
WPBL - Weighted Private Block List |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
||
ZapBL RHSBL |
blacklist |
spam |
domain |
||
ZapBL DNSRBL |
blacklist |
spam |
ip4 |
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By default, {versionr} makes use of two options which can be adjusted depending on your use-case.
versionr.parts
The default aliases for version parts are “major”, “minor”, “patch” and “dev”. If you want to use different names, you can specify these using the versionr.parts
option. Functions which make use of these aliases are bump_version()
, version_part()
and, notably, tabulate_versions()
, which uses them as column names.
library(versionr)
nums <- version_number("1.0.0", "<IP_ADDRESS>")
# Using the default alias for the fourth version part
tabulate_versions(nums)
#> # A tibble: 2 x 4
#> major minor patch dev
#> <int> <int> <int> <int>
#> 1 1 0 0 NA
#> 2 1 0 0 1
version_part(nums, "dev")
#> [1] NA 1
# Setting a custom alias 'fix' for the fourth part:
options(versionr.parts = c("major", "minor", "patch", "fix"))
tabulate_versions(nums)
#> # A tibble: 2 x 4
#> major minor patch fix
#> <int> <int> <int> <int>
#> 1 1 0 0 NA
#> 2 1 0 0 1
version_part(nums, "fix")
#> [1] NA 1
versionr.max_parts
This is the maximum number of parts a version number will be allowed to have on creation. If you try and sort a set of version numbers that includes any with more than this number of parts, you will get an error. However, the default max number of parts is 6, which should be more than enough for most uses.
long_versions <- version_number("<IP_ADDRESS>", "<IP_ADDRESS>.0.0.1")
# This will give an informative error
message(try(sort(long_versions), silent = TRUE))
#> Error in vec_proxy_order(x = x) :
#> Can't compare version numbers with more than 6 parts.
#> Please set `options(versionr.max_parts = 7)` to do so.
# Setting the option makes the error go away:
options(versionr.max_parts = 10)
sort(long_versions)
#> <version_number[2]>
#> [1] <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>.0.0.1
The need for this option is related to the way R handles sorting of S3 vectors: in order to compare two version numbers you need to have pre-knowledge of the length of both. So, before comparing them, versionr
padds unspecified parts with zeros so that all the numbers to compare have versionr.max_parts
numbers of parts.


CollectionViewDataSource
@objc
public protocol CollectionViewDataSource
The CollectionViewDataSource is responsible for providing the data and views required by a collection view
Overview
At a minimum, all data source objects must implement:
numberOfSections(in:)
collectionView(_:numberOfItemsInSection:)
collectionView(_:cellForItemAt:)
.
These methods are responsible for returning the number of items in the collection view along with the items themselves.
-
Asks your data source for the number of sections in the collectin view
Declaration
Swift
func numberOfSections(in collectionView: CollectionView) -> Int
Parameters
collectionView
The collection view requesting this information.
Return Value
The number of sections in collectionView.
-
Asks your data source object for the number of items in the specified section.
Declaration
Swift
func collectionView(_ collectionView: CollectionView, numberOfItemsInSection section: Int) -> Int
Parameters
collectionView
The collection view requesting this information.
section
An index number identifying a section in collectionView. This index value is 0-based.
Return Value
The number of items in the specified section
-
Asks your data source object for the cell that corresponds to the specified item in the collection view.
Discussion
Your implementation of this method is responsible for creating, configuring, and returning the appropriate cell for the given item. You do this by calling the
dequeueReusableCell(withReuseIdentifier:for:)
method of the collection view and passing the reuse identifier that corresponds to the cell type you want. That method always returns a valid cell object. Upon receiving the cell, you should set any properties that correspond to the data of the corresponding item, perform any additional needed configuration, and return the cell. You do not need to set the location of the cell inside the collection view’s bounds. The collection view sets the location of each cell automatically using the layout attributes provided by its layout object.Declaration
Swift
func collectionView(_ collectionView: CollectionView, cellForItemAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> CollectionViewCell
Parameters
collectionView
The collection view requesting this information.
indexPath
The index path that specifies the location of the item.
Return Value
A configured cell object. You must not return nil from this method.
-
Asks your data source object to provide a supplementary view to display in the collection view.
Discussion
Your implementation of this method is responsible for creating, configuring, and returning the appropriate supplementary view that is being requested. You do this by calling the
dequeueReusableSupplementaryView(ofKind:withReuseIdentifier:for:)
method of the collection view and passing the information that corresponds to the view you want. That method always returns a valid view object. Upon receiving the view, you should set any properties that correspond to the data you want to display, perform any additional needed configuration, and return the view. You do not need to set the location of the supplementary view inside the collection view’s bounds. The collection view sets the location of each view using the layout attributes provided by its layout object.Declaration
Swift
@objc optional func collectionView(_ collectionView: CollectionView, viewForSupplementaryElementOfKind kind: String, at indexPath: IndexPath) -> CollectionReusableView
Parameters
collectionView
The collection view requesting this information.
kind
The kind of supplementary view to provide. The value of this string is defined by the layout object that supports the supplementary view.
indexPath
The index path that specifies the location of the new supplementary view.
Return Value
A configured supplementary view object. You must not return nil from this method.
-
Asks your data source for a pasteboard writing for the item at the specified index path
Declaration
Swift
@objc optional func collectionView(_ collectionView: CollectionView, pasteboardWriterForItemAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> NSPasteboardWriting?
Parameters
collectionView
The collection view requesting this information.
indexPath
The index path of the item to represent with the pasteboard writer
Return Value
The pasteboard writer object to use for managing the item data. Return nil to prevent the collection view from dragging the item.
-
Asks the data source for the drag contents for the item at the specified index path
Note
If nil is returned, a snapshot of the cell will be used. To disable dragging for an item return false for shouldStartDragging or remove the index path during validation
Declaration
Swift
@objc optional func collectionView(_ collectionView: CollectionView, dragContentsForItemAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> NSImage?
Parameters
collectionView
The collection view requesting this information.
indexPath
The index path of the item to represent
Return Value
An NSImage to display when dragging the item
-
Asks the data source to validate the drag rect for an item to be dragged, allowing for adjustment.
Declaration
Swift
@objc optional func collectionView(_ collectionView: CollectionView, dragRectForItemAt indexPath: IndexPath, withStartingRect rect: UnsafeMutablePointer<CGRect>)
Parameters
collectionView
The collection view requesting this information.
indexPath
The index path of the item being dragged
rect
The current rect of the item


A big part of the Meteor game is publishing and subscribing to data. However, as you change your routes and/or subscriptions, you may accidentally unsubscribe or oversubscribe to data without noticing it. That's why I created this package - to give you a real-time window into how your application and collections are operating. After all, why should the database be a black box? MongoInspector is a great tool for beginners to observe how collections work, and for experts to build even faster.
# Main Benefits
• Watch your subscriptions update in the browser (see bottom left corner)• Click on a collection to browse its documents
• Click on the widget's title to hide it
# Technical Features
• Does not intrude with your application code• Does not compile into production code
• No configuration necessary
# Created by Max Savin
• Website: maxsavin.com• Twitter: @msavin
• Contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>• Get in touch!
# Changelog
v2.1.1- Fixed JSON error
- Improved JSON text color
v2.1.0
- Colorized JSON output
v2.0.0
- Added functionality to view and browse documents in JSON format
v1.1.1
- Removed Cordova check in favor of responsive approach
- Automatic detection of collections is way leaner now (thanks jonjamz!)
v1.1.0
- Switched to automatic detection of collections
- Switched to debugOnly to keep the package running only in development mode
- Added support for collections within nested objects (thanks rjsmith)
- Automatically hiding MongoInspector on mobile devices (resolution <768px)
v1.0.0
- Initial version launched


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Lets Play!
Rules:
Ping pong will count to your number to 1 with the following exceptions:
Numbers divisibly by 3 become 'ping'
Numbers divisible by 5 become 'pong'
Numbers divisible by 15 become 'pingpong'
Enter your number here:
Ping Pong!
Created by: Aisha Sharif
Github Username:
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Level: One


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 12
Dietary
Choux pastry freezes well once it's cooked, so make the buns in advance if you prefer.
For this recipe you will need a food mixer with whisk attachment or an electric whisk, a piping bag fitted with a 1½cm/¾in plain nozzle, a piping bag fitted with a writing nozzle and piping bag fitted with a long thin nozzle or a jam syringe.
Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6. Line three baking sheets with baking parchment.
Put the butter into a heavy saucepan with 250ml/9fl oz water and heat over a medium heat until the butter melts. Bring to the boil taking care not to burn the butter.
Remove from the heat and add the flour. Stir vigorously with a wooden spoon until the mixture forms a soft ball. Cook over a low heat for 3–5 minutes, stirring constantly to dry out the choux. Leave to cool slightly.
Tip into the bowl of a food mixer with a whisk attachment or use an electric hand whisk. Gradually add the eggs, whisking well between each addition, to form a smooth, shiny paste. Spoon the mixture into piping bag fitted with a 1½cm/¾in plain nozzle.
Pipe twelve small mounds onto each prepared baking sheet (giving a total of 36 mounds). Dip your finger in water and gently smooth the top of each mound. Bake for 10 minutes.
Reduce the oven temperature to 190C/170C Fan/Gas 5. Cook the choux for a further 10 minutes until golden-brown.
Pierce each bun with a skewer to allow the steam to escape. Return to the oven for 5 minutes to dry out. Leave to cool on a wire rack.
For the crème pâtissière, pour the milk into a heavy-based pan, bring to the boil. Remove from the heat and leave to cool for 30 seconds.
Meanwhile, in a medium bowl, whisk together the egg yolks and caster sugar until pale, then whisk in the cornflour, cinnamon and nutmeg. Pour the milk over the egg mixture, whisking continuously, then pour back into the pan.
Bring to the boil, whisking continuously over a medium heat and cook for a minute. Remove from the heat and pour the crème pâtissière into a bowl. Cover the surface with cling film to prevent a skin from forming and leave to cool.
For the chocolate ganache, break the chocolate into pieces and place in a heatproof bowl. Pour the cream into a pan and heat until simmering. Remove from the heat and pour over the chocolate. Stir until the mixture is smooth. Leave to cool until thick enough to drizzle.
For the chocolate snowflakes, spoon the chocolate into a small piping bag fitted with a writing nozzle. Pipe 12 snowflake shapes onto baking parchment and leave to set.
To assemble, whip the double cream to soft peaks and fold into the crème pâtissière. Spoon into a piping bag fitted with a long thin nozzle or jam syringe. Fill the choux buns with the crème pâtissière.
For the caramel, boil the caster sugar and 5 tablespoons water together in a pan until it turns golden or reaches 170C on a sugar thermometer (CAUTION: boiling sugar is extremely hot. Handle very carefully. Use a deep pan to avoid bubbling over). Remove from the heat and plunge the pan into a sink of cold water and leave the caramel to thicken slightly.
On a large cooling rack or work surface, arrange a circle of fourteen choux buns so they are all touching and place ten choux buns inside the circle, so you have two circles of choux buns. Carefully dip one side of each choux bun individually into the caramel and glue to the bun next to it. Continue until the two circles are joined together.
Dip the base of the remaining twelve choux buns in caramel and stick them on top of the circles.
Line a baking sheet with silicon paper. Return the caramel to the heat and bring to a gentle simmer, add a small amount of red food colouring paste. Add the hazelnuts, stir well and lift each hazelnut out and place on the prepared sheet. Leave to cool.
Finally drizzle the wreath with one quarter of the chocolate ganache. Transfer onto a serving plate and decorate with the chocolate snowflakes and caramel hazelnuts.
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Background Information:
Ever since breaking through into hyperspace on Mimosa Hostilis extracted DMT, my search has been on, to discover other viable plant sources of this earth-shattering chemical. Eventually, I stumbled upon a report of Phalaris brachystachys being found to have up to 3% alkaloid content, consisting of primarily just n,n-dmt. So, I thought to myself, this is a grass, that grows fast, and can be grown in climates far beyond the tropics, and it has this unmatched, astronomical concentration of DMT. Yeah, right. That being said, you can imagine my surprise and glee upon discovering what I have just stated to apparently be true. Below is a report of my one bioassay with this species thus far.
Preparation:
40g of fresh Phalaris brachystachys foliage was juiced using a wheatgrass juicer. The resulting 30-mL of liquid was then allowed to evaporate, leaving behind a sticky tar that was collected and placed into one OOO gel-cap.
Also, 2g of Peganum harmala (Syrian Rue) seeds were powdered in a mortal & pestle, then stuffed into two OOO gel-caps.
Experience:
T+0:00 - 2g of gel-capped powdered Peganum harmala seeds are taken with 500mL of tap water on an empty stomach.
T+0:45 - No subjective effects have been observed from the Peganum harmala, as expected at this 2g dose, which should be sufficient for MAO-inhibition, without causing undue nausea and bodyload.
T+0:50 - Gelcap containing the resulting tar from an evaporation of 40g worth of juiced fresh Phalaris brachystachys is taken with 500mL of tap water.
T+1:15 - First effects are observed at this point. Moderate sedation and mild nausea lead me to lie down on the floor and close my eyes.
T+1:40 - Nausea has intensified significantly. Between the intense pulsating, ringing sensation in my head and the heavy bodyload, my mental state descends towards delirium. My physical distress and mental descent is met with extreme glee and fascination, with having found this phenomenal plant source of dimethyltryptamine.
T+3:00 – Peak has arrived. This will be the beginning of a three-hour plateau of psychedelic delirium. Had I have been lying in silence, this experience would likely have had two results. Firstly, I believe that I would have broken mentally, were I left to experience all the dark recesses of my own mind, alone, without outside stimulation. Secondly, out of the mind-body trauma could have come a sort of spiritual breakthrough or an experience of enlightenment or rebirth. Because of the circumstances however, I was not prepared to allow myself to delve this deeply into the experience, and so I sought diversions for my own comfort during this time period, such as music and television. What mattered most was that I had my answer as to the usefulness of this plant source, as that was really the only question I had prepared myself to enter the experience with.
T+6:00 – Gradually over the next two hours, the intensity of effects will begin to diminish. Nausea will go from unbearable, to bearable, to mild. Mental state will go from shattered, to overwhelmed, to regrouping.
T+:8:00 – For all intents and purposes, the experience has ended.
Conclusions:
My goal is met. I have succeeded in forming a relationship with this new plant teacher. I have more hope for the future. I feel empowered. Also, I am astonished at the potency of this species. Less plant material would have been sufficient, and preparation methods could be improved upon to maximize yields. But that’s for another day…
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Roena Cheryl Mills, 43, was last Thursday found guilty of the first-degree murder of 29 year-old Bo White at a house in Lerona, West Virginia, in April 2018.
Mills – who has the phrase ‘special kinda crazy’ tattooed across her chest – reportedly targeted Bo after having sex with him in return for drugs.
She is said to have battered and stabbed him to death before chopping his body up.
Jurors recommended that Mills serve life ‘without mercy’ – a West Virginian legal term which means prisoners must never be given parole.
The exotic dancer had also been enjoying a relationship with Bo’s dad James, who met her while she worked at a strip club called Southern X-Posure, where some dancers traded sexual favors for drugs.

Silter added: ‘His father had introduced him to a manipulative woman.

Mills reportedly began dismembering Bo’s corpse with a regular knife, only to find ‘all that flesh and bone is hard to cut with a good knife.’
She then went to ask a neighbor for a chainsaw in an apparent bid to speed up the disposal of Bo’s body, only to have her request refused.
Afterwards, sheriff’s deputies found Mills in a wooded area next to Bo’s head. Her victim’s body was lying inside his home.
She was arrested and taken to jail, only to then tell deputies ‘You have to let me go back to my heads.’
Mills’ attorney Sid Bell defended the killer by trying to allege that James Mills’ was involved in his son’s death.
He has not faced any criminal charges, the Bluefield Daily Telegraph reported.
Bell claimed the blows which killed Bo required ‘a lot of strength’ to inflict.
James White reportedly found his son’s body before sheriff’s deputies did, but believed a prank was being played on him, as he was high at the time.


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The ultimate template that defines a connection type. More...
#include <basic_connection.hxx>
Public Member Functions | |
| basic_connection () | |
| basic_connection (const std::string &opt) | |
| basic_connection (const char opt[]) | |
| ~basic_connection () throw () | |
| const std::string & | options () const throw () |
The ultimate template that defines a connection type.
Combines connection_base (the highly complex class implementing essentially all connection-related functionality) with a connection policy (a simpler helper class determining the rules that govern the process of setting up the underlying connection to the backend).
The pattern used to combine these classes is the same as for basic_transaction. Through use of the template mechanism, the policy object is embedded in the basic_connection object so that it does not need to be allocated separately. At the same time this construct avoids the need for any virtual functions in this class, which reduces risks of bugs in construction and destruction; as well as any need to templatize the larger body of code in the connection_base class which might otherwise lead to unacceptable code duplication.
| pqxx::basic_connection< CONNECTPOLICY >::basic_connection | ( | ) |
References pqxx::connection_base::init().
| pqxx::basic_connection< CONNECTPOLICY >::basic_connection | ( | const std::string & | opt | ) | [explicit] |
References pqxx::connection_base::init().
| pqxx::basic_connection< CONNECTPOLICY >::basic_connection | ( | const char | opt[] | ) | [explicit] |
References pqxx::connection_base::init().
| pqxx::basic_connection< CONNECTPOLICY >::~basic_connection | ( | ) | throw () |
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I Don't Know Where to Start
No idea where to start? The next sections will give you a general step by step process to learn programming. After you have finished each of the steps, you'll probably have a more specific idea of what you would like to do next.
Python
I recommend picking up Python as a first programming language, it's simple to understand yet is extremely useful. Python will also teach you how to program without having to worry too much about syntax and/or other quirks of more complex programming languages.
Resources:
C
C is a more advanced programming language. It's almost 50 years old and it's the father of a lot of other modern programming languages. It's also an excellent language to learn more advanced programming concepts such as memory management. Learning C will certainly give you the necessary skills to learn new languages much more easily.
Resources:
Object Oriented Programming
Object Oriented Programming is a kind of programming style that's used pretty much everywhere. It's a vital skill to learn for anybody that's interested in software engingeering. One can learn OOP in a variety of languages, Java, C++, Ruby to name a few.
Resources:
- Java
- C++
- Ruby


03. What makes Ethereum Special?
What Makes Ethereum Special?
Ethereum is an amazing platform for both it's developers and it's applications users.
To understand why, you'll need to dive a little further into the details of what makes Ethereum different from other platforms.
Objectives
Our goal is to help you do the following things.
- Describe why Ethereum was created and how it is different from other platforms.
- Describe similarities and differences in how Bitcoin and Ethereum manage their blockchain states.
- Define the high level differences between Bitcoin and Ethereum.
- Describe what the Ethereum Virtual Machine is and why it is important.
1. Why Ethereum?
Ethereum was built to improve existing blockchain platforms. Specifically, it's plans were first laid out in the Ethereum yellowpaper. This was written by Vitalik Buterin, the founder of Ethereum.
At the time he was the co-founder and leading writer at Bitcoin Magazine. For that reason, there's a lot of intentional differences meant specifically to solve the problems Vitalik saw with Bitcoin. Throughout the next few videos, we'll describe how Ethereum set to differentiate itself from other blockchain platforms.
Why Ethereum
SOLUTION:
An operating system that gives you the tools to build many types of applications.2. Ethereum vs Bitcoin State
As you just saw, Ethereum is attempting to improve on earlier generation blockchain platforms. In the following section, we'll look at the similarities and differences in how Bitcoin and Ethereum handle the state of their blockchains.
World State
SOLUTION:
It separates the blockchain state from the account state and creates a mapping between them.3. Bitcoin vs Ethereum in detail
You now know some of the core distinctions between Ethereum and Bitcoin. Let's go one step further to explore a bit more about how these blockchains differ. These details will continue to help give you a better perspective on how Ethereum works.
Ethereum Vs Bitcoin
QUIZ QUESTION::
Try placing each of the items below in their correct location as shown in the table from the video.
ANSWER CHOICES:
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Categories |
Ethereum |
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Anonymous |
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Proof of Work |
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Permissioned |
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Medium |
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Turing complete |
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Ether |
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Permissionless |
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Pseudoanonymity |
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Bitcoin |
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High node, low performance |
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Low |
SOLUTION:
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Ethereum |
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Turing complete |
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Ether |
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Permissionless |
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Pseudoanonymity |
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High node, low performance |
4. Ethereum Virtual Machine
At this point, you're done comparing Bitcoin with Ethereum.
I'll take some time now to focus specifically on Ethereum and what is known as the Ethereum Virtual Machine. This is a really special part of Ethereum. No introduction to Ethereum is complete without it, so to wrap up this concept we'll introduce this important idea.
Ethereum Virtual Machine
Resources
To learn more about the Ethereum Virtual Machine, you can read through the description provided in their documentation.
SOLUTION:
- Managing the state of the blockchain.
- Managing Accounts
- Validating transactions
- Executing code on the network
Review
Here we described what makes the Ethereum platform so special, how it's different from other platforms, and how the Ethereum Virtual Machine plays a role in supporting the entire network.
Skill Tracker
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| Crusader Strike | all | 1 | 6 seconds | ??? mana | yes | melee |
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| Shield of the Righteous | all | 2 | 3 holy power | yes | melee |
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| Judgement | all | 3 | 12 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 30 yd | holy damage to 1 enemy | |
| Flash of Light | all | 4 | 1.5 seconds | ??? mana | no | 40 yd | heals 1 friendly target | |
| Hammer of Justice | all | 5 | 60 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 10 yd | stuns 1 enemy for 6 seconds | |
| Consecration | all | 6 | 9 seconds | no | holy damage to all enemies within ??? of the location you cast it, limit 1 | |||
| Word of Glory | all | 7 | 3 holy power | ??? | 40 yd | heals 1 friendly target | ||
| Judgement: Rank 2 | all | 8 |
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| Lay on Hands | all | 9 | 10 min | ??? | 40 yd |
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| Avenger's Shield | protection | 10 | 15 seconds | ??? | 30 yd |
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| Divine Shield | all | 10 | 5 min |
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| Holy Shock | holy | 10 | 7.5 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 40 yd |
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| Mastery: Divine Bulwark | protection | 10 |
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| Mastery: Hand of Light | retribution | 10 |
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| Mastery: Lightbringer | holy | 10 |
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| Templar's Verdict | retribution | 10 | 3 holy power | ??? | melee | holy damage to 1 enemy | ||
| Crusader Strike: Rank 2 (protection) | protection | 11 |
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| Crusader Strike: Rank 2 (retribution) | retribution | 11 |
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| Holy Light | holy | 11 | 2.5 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 40 yd | heals 1 friendly target | |
| Cleanse | holy | 12 | 8 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 40 yd | removes all disease, magic, and poison effects on 1 friendly target | |
| Cleanse Toxins (protection) | protection | 12 | 8 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 40 yd | removes all disease and poison effects on 1 friendly target | |
| Cleanse Toxins (retribution) | retribution | 12 | 8 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 40 yd | removes all disease and poison effects on 1 friendly target | |
| Redemption | all | 13 | 10 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 40 yd |
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| Hammer of the Righteous | protection | 14 | 6 seconds | ??? | melee |
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| Hand of Reckoning | all | 14 | 8 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 30 yd | taunts 1 enemy to attack you | |
| Judgement: Rank 3 (protection) | protection | 16 |
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| Judgement: Rank 3 (retribution) | retribution | 16 |
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| Divine Steed | all | 17 | 60 seconds | +100% movement speed for 3 seconds | ||||
| Consecration: Rank 2 | protection | 18 |
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| Hand of Hindrance | retribution | 18 | 30 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 30 yd | -70% movement speed of 1 enemy for 10 seconds | |
| Holy Shock: Rank 2 | holy | 18 |
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| Beacon of Light | holy | 19 | ??? mana | ??? | 60 yd | cast on a friendly target to have your heals on other party/raid members also heal original target for 50% | ||
| Blade of Justice | retribution | 19 | 12 seconds | ??? | 12 yd |
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| Mastery: Divine Bulwark: Rank 2 | protection | 19 |
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Bills' Josh Allen named AFC Offensive Player of the Week
Bills quarterback Josh Allen has been named the AFC Offensive Player of the Week for his performance in the victory against the Miami Dolphins.
Allen threw for three touchdowns and ran for another and his passer rating of 117.7 was a career high. He was 21 of 33 passing for 256 yards and ran for 56 yards on seven carries.
It is the second time Allen has won the award; he also won in Week 17 of last season.
Allen is the first Bills players to win multiple offensive player of the week awards since Doug Flutie, who was honored in Week 9 of 1998 and Week 9 of 1999, according to the Bills.
With 20 total touchdowns, Allen ranks third in the AFC and sixth in the NFL.


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Apr 1Final Days on the South Island
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This package contains blocks to combine and extract signals.
| Name | Description |
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| Replicator | Signal replicator |
| ExtractSignal | Extract signals from an input signal vector |
| Extractor | Extract scalar signal out of signal vector dependent on IntegerRealInput index |
| ComplexPassThrough | Pass a Complex signal through without modification |


endpoints¶
Server¶
The server has two endpoints. The endpoints are defined in toolcall/toolcall-api.yaml and are also available from http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8000/.api/toolcall/v2/
Todo
the production server is not ready for v2 yet, but this sample package does.
start_data¶
In this sample app it is: http://localhost:8000/fetch-token/
It should be called with the start-data token as a GET parameter
named access_token
, e.g.:
http://localhost:8000/fetch-token/?access_token=1W6ofOChZt1AS4bdpkbOVKpdptVi0YDB48-UAZXz8PuB06cvNtwoiXBM20
result_token¶
In this sample app it is: http://localhost:8000/result/
It should be called with the result token as a GET parameter
named access_token
, and the client name in a GET parameter
named client
, e.g.:
http://localhost:8000/result/?access_token=3525841484&client=testclient
Client¶
The client has two endpoints. The endpoints are defined in the
toolcall.models.tool_models.Client
model.
receive_start_token_url¶
Url where we redirect the end user with a token. In the sample client this is: http://localhost:8000/client/start-token/
receive_result_token_url¶
Url where we return the result token and expect result data in return. In the sample client this is: http://localhost:8000/client/result-token/


ExpyBox¶
ExpyBox is a Jupyter toolbox for model interpretability/explainability. It lets you create interactive Jupyter notebooks to explain your model. Because of alibi package ExpyBox requires 64-bit Python 3.7 or higher.
It is also recommended to create separate virtual enviroment - you can use venv.
Otherwise the installation process is the same as for other packages, just use pip:
pip install expybox
API reference¶
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class
expybox.
ExpyBox
(train_data, predict_function, kernel_globals=None, categorical_names=None, mode='classification', class_names=None, feature_names=None)¶ Main class to instantiate and hold global data like predict_function, train_data and so on.
- Parameters
train_data –
numpy array or pandas dataframe of shape (#instances, #features)
Data used to explain models (for methods that require data) and to offer instances from (when building instance). Categorical features need to be label_encoded into integers starting from 0. One-hot encoding is not currently supported.predict_function –
Callable
Predict function of a model. In case of classification it should return probabilities of classes for each class. Needs to be able to deal with numpy array with shape (#instances, #features). If that’s not the case for your model, I recommend writing a wrapper function and pass that one.kernel_globals –
dict
A dictionary with name_of_variable: variable (NOT its value!) from your kernel. Used to enable passing variable declared in your Jupyter notebook as a value to certain fields. You can either create this dictionary yourself (if you know what you’re doing) or just use globals() (this is the recommended usage as it updates when you declare new variable and you don’t need to care about it - i.e. just do … kernel_globals=globals(), …)categorical_names –
dict
A dictionary with index_of_feature: list of the names for categorical features. For example if n-th feature of train_data (train_data[:, n]) is categorical the dict entry should look like this: {n: [name_if_0, name_if_1, name_if_2, … ]} Used for better readability and determining which features are categorical, which improves some methods.mode – ‘classification’ or ‘regression’
class_names –
list
Names for output classes in order in which the predict_function returns probabilities for them. Used just to make input and output more human-friendlyfeature_names –
list
Names for features in order of appearing in train_data. If not filled and train_data is an instance of pandas.DataFrame, train_data.columns is used. Used to make input and output more human-friendly


The LARGER the F-stop number, the smaller the opening of the Aperture; The SMALLER the F-stop number, the bigger the opening of the Aperture.
What is an f-stop? • The designation of lens aperture settings; also, the camera control that determines f-stop. The standard series is: f/1, f/1.4, f/2, f/2.8, f/4, f/5.6, f/8, f/11, f/16, f/22, f/32
As the aperture of the lens is progressively reduced in size, subjects in front and behind the point of focus begin to appear sharp.
The widest apertures (f2, f4) give the least depth of field.
The smallest apertures (f16, f22) give the greatest depth of field.
The length of time during which light will pass through a lens when the shutter is released. The standard shutter speeds are 1 second and the following fractions of a second: ½ , ¼, 1/8, 1/15, 1/30, 1/60, 1/125, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000. These speeds are indicated on the control as: 1, 2, 4, 8, 15, 30, 60, 125, 250, 500, and 1000.
A shutter speed setting for a bright, sunny day - using an aperture of F11 - might be 1/125 second. A cloudy day might use 1/60 second with the same aperture, exposing the film to light for a longer period of time.
A fast shutter speed will use a larger aperture to avoid an under-exposed image. A slow-shutter speed requires a small aperture to avoid over-exposure.


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1. Classification with GenBank & MEGAN¶
Introduction¶
One of the most straightforward automated ways of assigning taxonomy to OTUs is to BLAST the OTUs against the GenBank nucleotide database. GenBank is the largest database of publicly accessible sequence data in the world and by looking at the hits we get, we may be able to draw some conclusions about the taxonomy of a sequence. You can search sequences online, but a much more efficient way is to download a copy of GenBank to your local machine and use the BLAST command line software.
While we could simply look at the hits we get from a BLAST search to estimate taxonomy, this wouldn’t be very consistent. A standardised way is to process the results using a Lowest Common Ancestor algorithm. This process looks at the taxonomy of all of the results for a single sequence and estimates what taxon is the most likely Lowest Common Ancestor for all of the results, assigning the sequence that taxon. This is implemented in the program MEGAN.
Data and software
The input data to this tutorial is a FASTA file of sequences that you want to classify. If you’ve been following along step-by-step, you can use ASVs or OTUs you produced in previous sections. Alternatively, you can use the file otus_greedy_0.97.fasta
within the sectionE archive can be used as example data.
You will also need a local copy of the GenBank nucleotide (nt) database. If you’re working with your own data, you can find out how to download this here. If you are working with the example data, we have created a mini version of the nt database designed to rapidly produce results for this dataset only. This is in the directory blastdb
within the sectionE archive.
This tutorial uses the BLAST software. You should also have the software MEGAN installed on your personal computer.
Running BLAST¶
Running BLAST is fairly straightforward, although there are a lot of options, some of which are fairly obscure. Be sure to check out the documentation at some point. We will use the following BLAST command to search our sequences against a local copy of the GenBank nt database (see the Data and software box above for details of acquiring this database). Run this command, making sure to specify the correct path to the blastdb directory and replacing the other file names with the name of your OTU sequences and a sensible output name.
blastn -db path/to/blastdb/nt -query input.fasta -outfmt 5 -out output.xml -evalue 0.001
This command generates a very large XML file containing the full record of all the alignments BLAST has found for our OTUs. You should transfer this to your personal computer for the next step, but to save bandwidth, let’s first compress the xml using zip:
zip file.xml.zip file.xml
Using your FTP client, or whatever file transfer method you like, transfer the zipped XML file to your computer and extract it.
Running MEGAN¶
We will use MEGAN to parse the BLAST results and assign taxonomy to our OTUs. This is one of many algorithms out there for doing this - we introduce it here because it has a handy GUI interface and you’re probably bored of looking at the terminal.
Open up MEGAN. It usually takes a little while to open because it has to load the entire NCBI taxonomy into memory and display it. I bet you miss the efficiency of the terminal already.
MEGAN works through each OTU and find the location on the NCBI taxonomy tree for each GenBank sequence the OTU had a hit against. It then uses the LCA algorithm to assign taxonomy to each OTU.
Once MEGAN has opened and loaded the tree, you should see a very high-level cladogram of living organisms. This is the entire NCBI taxonomy. To map the OTU BLAST data onto this, you need to load the XML. Go to
. In the Files tab of the window that appears, use the button to the right of the first box to browse to and select your XML file. MEGAN will automatically fill the third box. It should look something like this:Go to the
tab at the top. Here you will see the parameters that MEGAN uses when assigning taxonomy using its lowest common ancestor algorithm. For now we’ll leave these as default and just press . It will take a little while to process your BLAST results (longer if you have a large dataset and/or increased the number of hits returned in your BLAST command.Once MEGAN has finished you should see a reduced version of the taxonomy tree. It may not be very detailed: at the top bar, select
and choose .Have a look at the tree. Are all the OTUs Coleoptera?
Each circle on the tree is one or more OTUs that have been assigned to a node. The larger the circle, the more OTUs have been assigned to that node. If you click on a node, you’ll see two values.
is the number of OTUs assigned to that node, is the number of OTUs assigned to that node and all child nodes. If you right click on a node and click , you can see more details about that node and the OTU(s) assigned to it, as well as all the BLAST information. The greyed out BLAST hits are those that aren’t taken into account in the LCA analysis.Exercise
You’ll notice that many OTUs have been assigned to internal nodes (i.e. not species).
some of these.- Why do you think the algorithm has assigned them to internal nodes?
- Do you think algorithm is always correct?
To output the taxonomic assignment for all of the OTUs for use in analysis, we need to select all of the nodes. You can do this by going to
. Then go to . For the field, select , click OK and select your output location. This generates a comma-separated table with the OTU name and full NCBI taxon path of the assigned node.Next steps¶
The major downside to this method is that it relies on GenBank being a) comprehensive and b) accurate. Some OTUs may be able to be classified to family or genus level if that family or genus is well represented in GenBank (for the locus we’re using) and the identifications of the sequences on GenBank are both accurate and complete to the necessary taxonomic level. However, many other OTUs may not be able to be classified below the class or order level if there are insufficient close sequences available to match to, or if the available sequences are incorrectly identified or identified only to the class or order level.
These impact of these issues can be somewhat ameliorated with careful tweaking of some of the LCA settings. If you want to experiment with different LCA settings in MEGAN, you could look at the Extension: MEGAN LCA parameters
To deal with the accuracy issue, you could use a curated database. These are usually subsets of GenBank that have carefully checked the accuracy of the taxonomy for a subset of sequences, usually based on a specific locus. We look at how to use one of these, with a variety of different classification methods, in the next tutorial: 2. Classification with curated databases.


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Chrome Devtools colorschemes
One can change the way Chrome Developer Tools looks by having a custom CSS stylesheet, named Custom.css
.
The path for the directory that contains the file:
Mac: "Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/User StyleSheets/"
Linux: "~/.config/chrome/Default/User StyleSheets/"
Windows: "C:\Users\**Your username**\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\User StyleSheets\"
Method above will not work anymore.
To make Solarized Light Theme work in Crome Canary, follow the instructions on:
You can download the stylesheet, but better (edit and) regenerate the .less file, which is build on top of Zero Base Themes
For tweaking the theme you can use DevTools itself to inspect Devtools:
- undock DevTools
- then hit Ctrl-Alt-i or Cmd+alt+i on Mac
- now you have yet another undocked DevTools window with all the DevTools markup to inspect the DevTools-window you undocked in step 1 …
Solarized Light
Solarized Light is a syntax highlighting colorscheme, made by Ethan Schoonover. It is well balanced, and thoroughly tested, and comes in two varieties: a dark, or a light background.
For this Chrome-DevTools colorscheme the light background-color variety was the starting point. In a few places the dark background give some extra contrast.


PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC, THE (LA PASSION DE JEANNE D'ARC) (director/writer:Carl Theodor Dreyer; screenwriter: Joseph Delteil, from his novel; cinematographer: Rudolph Maté; cast: Renée Maria Falconetti (Joan of Arc), Eugène Silvain (Bishop Pierre Couchon), Antonin Artaud (Jean Massieu), Maurice Schutz (Nicholas Loyseleur), André Berley (Jean d'Estivet), Michel Simon (Jean Lemaitre), Paul Jorge (Judge), 1928-France-silent)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Carl Theodor Dreyer's emotionally intense masterpiece, The Passion of Joan of Arc, soundly evokes the passion and resonance of France's heroine, the soul of her country, who was burned at the stake in 1431 for being a heretic and then in 1920 was made a saint, as if time can heal such wounds.
Not relying on the standard techniques used in silent films during that time frame, nor on the avant-garde and Surrealist's vision of the radical 1920s on debunking the church, the Danish filmmaker, Dreyer, concentrated on making an intensely personal film, a film that eluded any known styles. Nevertheless, he constructed an exact replica of the trial scene for this big budget film, using the style of German expressionism for his set design.
The Passion of Joan of Arc featured many close-ups of Joan (Renée Maria Falconetti) and the judges, and used the symbols of the church to show the extent of its authority.  Though the film appeared to be shot without any long and medium shots, that was not the case. It just seemed that way because Dreyer, for reasons of getting at the truth without any other interference, had made isolated shots of Joan, showing how alone she was from her accusers, and from the soldiers and peasants watching the trial, and these shots became abstractions, allowing you to think of them as being solely close-ups. It is because of this style that we are forced to concentrate only on the main players and on the truth of the trial, and our attention is not diverted in any other direction.
The genius of Dreyer in assembling a cast that was perfectly suited for their parts is a major reason for this work of art and critically acclaimed icon in the history of filmmaking to be as absorbing as it was. Dreyer chose as his Joan a young French stage actress, known for doing light comedies. He picked her because under her skin-deep beauty and makeup he saw her soul and the simplicity of her nature. No actor wore makeup, every attempt was made to make things seem as natural as possible. Dreyer was rewarded with his choice for actress, by getting from her one of the greatest magical performances ever seen in the history of films. Falconetti, interestingly enough, never made another film, but instead chose to go back to doing light comedies on the stage, except for a brief respite, where she repeated her Joan role on the French stage. The rest of his casting was also inspired, this time by a mixture of professional actors and those chosen in the bistros, as he opted to cast for his English general, Warwick, someone who in real-life was a cafe-keeper. For the evil bishop, he chose Eugène Silvain, who was a professional actor in his seventies, best known for his work in French comedies. Antonin Artaud, noted bad boy artiste of the avant-garde theater and later on noted for going mad, played the sympathetic Brother Massieu.
The film's opening is a study in starkness. It starts off as a pair of aged hands turn the soiled pages of an old book; in the next shot, the past comes alive with the entrance of the ecclesiastical judges of Joan's trial. The contrasts between the two shots will be a recurring theme of the film: historical events will seem to be eternal. As the judges settle in for the trial, they are shot huddling together, seemingly in-on-the conspiracy to get the innocent maiden, and on their glutton faces are the looks of craftiness and hypocritical sympathy for the girl they are persecuting as a witch.
Joan, the peasant soldier hero of Orleans, who hears God's call to save France, has been made to defer from her plans to attack Paris with the king's full support. When she insists on carrying on her mission in some outlying cities, she is captured by the French loyal to the British and turned over to the British to face her trial as a heretic. The film will only cover her church trial and her execution in Rouen, ignoring her activities as a soldier and a nationalist.
She is seen in short-cropped hair at her trial, answering the judges contemptuous questions, as they challenge the voices she hears as being from God.  Joan: "I know nothing about that. Judge: "Was the Saint Michael you conversed with, naked? Joan: "Do you think God lacked the means to clothe him!"  Joan: When I have done what God sent me to do I shall resume wearing a woman's dress." Judge: "What reward do you expect from God?" Joan: "The salvation of my soul." These are some of the highlights from the trial, as these supposed learned men question this peasant girl and attempt to get her to say that the voices she heard came from the devil.
When Joan fails to respond to the questions as the judges would like, the judges decide to up the ante. They refuse her wish to be heard by the pope, saying they are the ones who are fit to serve as her judges, and they allow her to become a target for taunts by the English soldiers guarding her; and as an added bit of vindictiveness, they even refuse to let her hear mass; she will also become subject to the judges' physical methods of torture. Her retort, is that any confession gained by such means, she will recant when the torture stops. As a further cruelty, she is bled and weakened even more. And all the time, the intensity of the faces close-up and the guile of the bishop heading the interrogation is stripped to the bare essentials, so that at the climax of each scene, a meaning is projected into a few stark images-a face, a crown of reeds, a flock of birds flying away, to the cross being held by a priest, spears held up by the soldiers, a spike-studded wheel, and a stake being prepared.
The filmmaking of the trial was so austere; it was easy to believe that this was the actual trial taking place. Dreyer's use of the transcripts from the trial was an ingenuous move on his part, as well as having the priests tower over Joan, and all the shots of the priests looking and gesturing to each other, conveying the nature of their evil conspiracy against her.
One of the most horrifying scenes, that brought genuine tears to the young actress, was when she was being prepared to go to the stake and her short-cropped hair was being cut further. The scene was so intense, that when it was being shot, all the stagehands brought her flowers on that occasion, and Dreyer made the gesture of taking her tears gently into his hands in a moving tribute to her performance and how powerful it was.
Fooled into accepting the judges' offer of recantation, Joan signs a confession renouncing her errors, but when the church passes sentence on her, saying they will spare her life from being burned at the stake for a punishment of perpetual imprisonment, she changes her mind and chooses death. She tells the judges, "I denied God to save my life." She goes on to tell them that she is God's emissary, she cannot change her beliefs, that she was born to save France from the English and carry out God's orders, and her final victory will be a spiritual one, in the form of martyrdom.
Dreyer's vision of Joan, was to reconstruct the external reality of Joan's humanity and depict her only at her trial and show how she is prepared to willingly die for what she believed in. The film's spiritual sense of being is layed in the moral rectitude of Joan and her willingness not to forego suffering. What captures one's imagination about Dreyer's version of Joan- and this film is almost completely his version- as he all but ignored Joseph Delteil's slight novel on which the film was based on- is that Dreyer recognized that Joan ultimately took a stand for all those who are opposed to social authority and who are determined to be true to their own nature and are prepared to offer whatever self- sacrifice is required.
Dreyer's austere, no frills style of filmmaking, using mixtures of blacks and dark grays to shoot the judges hardened souls and a soft gray to focus in on Joan, as the camera gets fully at Dreyer's subjects, leaving no room for doubt that this is a study in contrasts: of the smug, cocksure faces of contempt on the questioners, the lackeys of a corrupt political government and an equally venal church authority, working hand-in-hand with each other, in a trial that was rigged from the start by the English powers and the French clergy. In contrast, is the honest gaze exhibited from the close-up of Joan, who seems to be so much the better of a person than those pack of phonies she is forced to look at and be condemned by, that we are forced to see how the faces of evil are contrasted with the face of a good person, and Dreyer's abstractions, of sticking to the shot he takes until you see what you have to see, until it grows on you, leaving you with a feeling of real sorrow as she is finally burned at the stake, in a trial that seemed in the film as if it took a day or two, but went on for about five months, in actuality.
This is one of the most memorable films ever made, one that is hard to forget, as it ends on the bleakest of notes, with Joan burned at the stake in front of a group of grieving spectators. They begin a mini riot that is violently suppressed by the presiding English military, as a rock is seen going through the church window, as the church is blamed by the crowd for what the English did to her, with the greater implication being, how the powerful ones still rule the way the world functions and how the innocent may suffer dire consequences when they clamor for the truth they hold from within themselves.
REVIEWED ON 12/11/99 GRADE: A+
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Graduated with Highest Distinction (top 5% of my class) from University of Wisconsin with a BA in political science and a BBA bachelor of business administration. I have worked to end gerrymandering in IL, my birth state, unfortunately I cannot claim success. I would love the opportunity to help keep the vote fair in CO, my home.
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Political campaigns I have volunteered for: John McCain (R-pres), Russ Feingold(D-senate), Bruce Rauner (R-IL gov), Barrack Obama (D-pres), Diane Mitch Bush (D- congress)
I currently serve as a local School board member.
I have campaigned for Diane Mitch Bush twice because she is exceeding qualified, demonstrated a history of common sense legislation, and worked well with republicans. In my opinion she represented her entire constituency with integrity.
I maintain gerrymandering and campaign finance rules and regulations are the root cause for our current political polarization and excessive tax payer debt. I come from IL - a very broken state. The state of IL is $64B in debt and 4 of the previous 8 governors went to prison. Take a look at the 4th congressional district in IL. The district it is so contrived it is nicknamed "earmuffs". The Fair Maps Amendment will never pass in IL because excessive gerrymandering is how democrats maintain lop-sided power. Illinois democrats have represented themselves, not tax-payers, and gerrymandering allows them to weight IL votes with precision to maintain power. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan, who wrote an unsparing dissent in the redistricting case, said later that she would “never accept” the majority ruling. “For all those people out there who in some way can carry on the efforts against this kind of undermining of democracy, go for it,” said Kagan, speaking at Georgetown University Law School, “because you’re right.” I am proud to live in a state working toward taking re-districting out of the hands of politicians. I have voted and campaigned for republicans and democrats. I would love the chance to work for the Colorado tax-payer & voter.
This Commission is an opportunity to work for citizens, neighbors, tax-payers - not political parties. My hope is anyone involved with the Independent Redistricting Commission will approach the problem with the same constituency in mind: CO citizens. Thankfully this is a problem one can largely solve with math and mapping software. In my experience math and good data lead to excellent solutions particularly when approached with the correct "customer", CO citizens.
I worked at consulting firm called ZS Associates. My job was to use pharmaceutical data to create territory maps for pharma sales reps. The exact same procedure can be used to create a fair and balanced Congressional districts.
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As mentioned in Sec. ??, marker’s weight, w = f∕g, is composed of two factors, namely the physical distribution function f and the markers’ distribution function g. The time evolution of the weight w is thus determined by the time evolution of f and g.. In some cases, the formula for the time evolution of both f and g can be obtained analytically, as discussed in Sec. 4.1 and 4.2, respectively. [*check**In other cases, the formula for the time evolution of f and/or g can not be easily obtained but the formula for the time evolution of w can still be obtained analytically. A typical example of this kind is the full-f simulation including the collision eﬀects in the orbits. In this case, the phase-space ﬂow is not volume-conserving, i.e., dg∕dt≠0, and it is diﬃcult to ﬁnd an analytic formula for the time evolution of g. However, the conservation of the particle number along the orbits in the phase space is still valid (check this!, wrong), i.e.,
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Does this algorithm correctly describe the “collision”? This algorithm (i.e., including the collision eﬀects via randomly changing the orbit variables) is obviously correct when w is 1, i.e., a marker only represents one physical particle. The correctness for wj > 1 case should be veriﬁed. ***check]. Collisions in both full-f and δf methods seem to be implemented by including a source term in the evolution equation for the weight, rather than kicking the orbit (I will check the kicking orbit method later).


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