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| DOSE: |
13 mg |
insufflated |
2C-T-7 |
(powder / crystals) |
Close your eyes and remember what the Doozers look like...yes, those tiny unstoppable workers that build radish architecture which the Fragils like to eat.  Now this is mind over mucus...I envision hords of busy little doozers, some pushing carts of 'boogie material' over a cliff, others mining the product from my nasal cavities and dumping into fresh, empty carts. This goes on for like 20 minutes and then my nose is cleared open.Amen.
Well, this evening I had used my doozer method to prepare my nostrils for some 2CT7...well, let's just say that after each nostril had its fair share, and amidst a decent amount of chemical burning in the beak, those little bastards started to work over time! I was actually spacing out into trances where I would SEE THE DOOZERS a few feet in front of me, pulling at this and that and this and...keep away from my stash you smurf's or I'll crush you all! Ummm...excuse me. Time for my Depakote.
The doozer visions began to fade as my head started to clear away the cloudiness, somehow reminding me of how I feel on K, very dreamish, feels fluid. The concrete walls of my basement started breathing and swirling in pleasant psychadelic eddies. Streaks of wanna-be-lava-lamp-colors would erput from anything stared at for more than 10 seconds. Bizarre geometries would rise and fall from the ether...etc.etc.etc. Four hours later...I have determined through rigerous trial and error testing: the walls only appear to move and swirl and open up into other dimensions where elves tickle ye old peanut pituitary with pleasure devices. Tee hee hee. Ouch, concrete hard. Oh well, I am not Neo.
Snorting this one seems to give off a different experience than orally ingesting for me. There is an annoying body load in the head, headload for short. It feels as if a psychedelic fog has settled over my brain. I can almost feel my serotonin squirting out of my temples. Throb throb throb. Kinda the same sensation as wearing a elastic winter cap around your head for a long time. This feeling settles in ten minutes after snorting, accompanied by the burn, which, not too too long afterwards, passes. The trip is similiar to orally ingesting, except the fog seems to stay with me the whole time. It's definitely not a bad feeling. As if there is a slight electric current pulsing in my pleasure centers. Oral ingestion produces no fog for me.
I wonder if I like...lick a doozer, would I trip forever???
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.


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Do you like to decorate, draw, write, etc, but have no idea on what to make? Have you ran out of ideas? Looking for something to do that doesn't require the internet? These sites will give you ideas.
This site is very popular for users to share ideas on decorating, crafts, etc with other users. Even people without an account can search for ideas.
InstagramThis site gives people lots of ideas, but the downside is that it can not be viewed by anybody and everybody. It requires you to have an account or sign in with Google in order to view them.
PinterestLife Hacks
These tips lets you solve all your everyday problems using everyday household objects that you can find anywhere. You don't have to spend a lot of money buying expensive products that may not work. They are also very easy to do.
NOTE: You can find life hacks everywhere on the internet, including YouTube. It it not just limited to one particular website, so there is no need to include any particular link. Just Google search "life hacks" and you will get plenty if them.


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02. Smart Contracts
## Smart Contracts
To kick off this lesson, we will understand the basics of Ethereum Smart Contracts and Solidity.
An Ethereum smart contract is self-executing computer programs used to facilitate a transaction between various parties (e.g. a buyer and a seller) and can be verified by all participating nodes in the Ethereum network.
Let's explore with Elena how smart contracts have helped change the developer ecosystem.
Understanding this concept will help you with this part of the project:
| Part 1 | Write a smart contract with functions to support proof of existence (i.e. notarization) |
|---|---|
| Part 2 | Test smart contract code coverage |
| Part 3 | Deploy smart contract on a public test network (Rinkeby) |
| Part 4 | Modify client code to interact with a smart contract |
Smart Contracts
Resources
## Case Study: CryptoKitties Smart Contract
Task Description:
While on the surface CryptoKitties may seem like a trivial game, it has been revolutionary in demonstrating the power of blockchain transactions beyond simple financial transactions.
The CryptoKitties game demonstrates owning a digital asset (CryptoKitty) and how that asset is tied to a digital identity and how transactions between users can take place via smart contracts, digital identities and their digital assets.
If we explore the CryptoKitties source code, there are important takeaways we can use to apply to smart contracts we write in the future.
Take some time to review this post - How to Code Your Own CryptoKitties-Style Game on Ethereum. Be aware that this article is not meant for beginners; however, we are asking you to review it to help expose you to how to structure and design smart contracts as you continue learning more on this topic.
Keep these questions in mind as you're reading:
- Cryptokitties contains more than one contract. How are all these contracts related? What does each contract focus on? (e.g. KittyBase.sol focuses on the core data of the app)
- How are gen0 kitties produced?
- How is data stored (or not)? (Note this is kind of a trick question)
- The article discusses Kitties as Tokens and the difference between fungible and non-fungible token transactions. If the difference is unclear, no worries, we will discuss more later. If you'd like to learn more now, checkout this article.
Task Feedback:
Thanks for taking the time to better prepare yourself for designing smart contracts!


CDP is a layer 2, Cisco proprietary device discovery protocol. Even though it is a Layer 2 protocol, it provides information about Layer 3 protocols (such as IP address). CDP operates by its member devices sending multicasts to the link-local multicast address 01:00:0c:cc:cc:cc (same as VTP). The member devices listen for multicasts at that address, process them accordingly, and store the information in a local table. The announcements are sent out every 60 seconds by default.
SNAP (Subnetwork Access Protocol) is required to run CDP, so effectively CDP can run on any data-link protocol that supports SNAP. Ethernet, Frame Relay, and ATM are example medias that support SNAP and thus CDP.
CDP relays the information about devices by Type-Length-Value (TLV) fields in the CDP packets. The Length is the length (in bytes) of the Type-Value-Length fields. The Type and Value fields are described below.
Switches see the MAC multicast address used by CDP as a special address and will not forward it out of other interfaces on a switch. Routers do not forward layer 2 frames out of their interfaces ever, so therefore only directly connected neighbors receive the CDP advertisement.
The beauty of CDP is that if you walk into a network and you do not know the topology, you can use CDP to quickly learn the entire layout of the network (as long as all the devices are Cisco!).


I am a 7th grade Math Teacher and I love my job!
I will be teaching a 7th grade computer Science course, starting this fall.
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If you are experiencing problems trying to compile NDPP, first check if the error you are receiving is among the following options.
When NDPP compiles, the first thing it needs to do is compile source in the xml-fortran subdirectory. If you compiled everything with a compiler other than gfortran, performed a make clean, and then tried to make with gfortran, the xml-fortran modules would have been compiled with a different compiler. To fix this, try clearing out all modules and object files with make distclean and then recompiling.
You are probably using a version of the gfortran compiler that is too old. Download and install the latest version of gfortran.
You are probably using a version of the gfortran compiler that is too old. Download and install the latest version of gfortran.
You tried compiling with the Intel Fortran compiler and it was not found on your PATH. If you have the Intel compiler installed, make sure the shell can locate it (this can be tested with which ifort).
A segmentation fault occurs when the program tries to access a variable in memory that was outside the memory allocated for the program. The best way to debug a segmentation fault is to re-compile NDPP with debug options turned on. First go to your ndpp/src directory where NDPP was compiled and type the following commands:
make distclean
make DEBUG=yes
Now when you re-run your problem, it should report exactly where the program failed. If after reading the debug output, you are still unsure why the program failed, send inquiries to the NDPP Users Group.
NDPP needs to know where to find cross section data for each nuclide. This information is provided by the cross_sections.xml file. You need to tell NDPP where to find the cross_sections.xml file either with the cross_sections element in ndpp.xml or with the CROSS_SECTIONS environment variable. It is recommended to add a line in your .profile, .bash_profile, .bashrc (or equivalent) setting the CROSS_SECTIONS environment variable.


The current team of ChicagoRuby organizers assumed leadership in August 2007. Back then, typical monthly attendance was about five people and the group’s Meetup.com database contained 78 members. The previous organizer was swamped with work at his day job, so he handed the baton to a new crew.
Today, the new crew has grown ChicagoRuby to over 2,700 members. The group hosts three meetups every month, and the downtown meetings consistently max out the 100-person RSVP limit. Bonus: ChicagoRuby hosts two conferences, WindyCityRails in Chicago and RubyCaribe on the Caribbean island of Barbados.
How does ChicagoRuby do it? Through consistency, teamwork, iteration, and learning from mistakes.


Conflicts
They end up being healthy, after all
April 17, 2015
In the last few years, I've learnt to be constantly in conflict. I now see conflict as an inevitable path to growth. Well, it's not always been like this.
I'm a person of strong beliefs. When I was younger, I sometimes had hard times to understand how people could disagree with determined values and positions. That usually made me feel disgustful, dissatisfied.
Experience has shown me that radical debates usually didn't end up producing the results I wanted. Work environment was essential on that learning process. I learned to be patient with the ones who disagree with my point of view. And I started to listen to what they say. I try to understand their perspective. That helps me argueing on each one of the points the other part lists. And, repeatedly, that makes me grow solid on my perspective, or adapt and evolve on it. And that's how I learned to like conflict!


Quentin Jerome Tarantino
Screenwriter, Producer, Director (1963–)
Tarantino`s portrait from movie postersAbout
Quentin Jerome Tarantino (born March 27, 1963) is an American filmmaker and actor. His films are characterized by nonlinear storylines, aestheticization of violence, extended scenes of dialogue, ensemble casts, references to popular culture and a wide variety of other films, soundtracks primarily containing songs and score pieces from the 1960s to the 1980s, alternate history, and features of neo-noir film.
Filmography
As a Director and Writer
As a Writer
Awards
Throughout his career, Tarantino and his films have frequently received nominations for major awards, including for seven Academy Awards, seven BAFTA Awards, seven Golden Globe Awards, two Directors Guild of America Awards, and sixteen Saturn Awards. He has four times been nominated for the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, winning once for Pulp Fiction in 1994. In addition to his recognition for writing and directing films, Tarantino has received five Grammy Award nominations and a Primetime Emmy Award nomination. In 2005, Tarantino was awarded the honorary Icon of the Decade at the 10th Empire Awards. He has earned lifetime achievement awards from two organizations in 2007, from Cinemanila, and from the Rome Film Festival in 2012. In 2011, Tarantino was awarded the Honorary César by the Académie des Arts et Techniques du Cinéma.
Personal Life
As a child, Tarantino was a fan of the early eras of Marvel Comics, particularly those that were written by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, and is an admitted fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe to this day.[177] Tarantino has said that he plans to retire from filmmaking when he is 60, in order to focus on writing novels and film literature. He is skeptical of the film industry going digital, saying, "If it actually gets to the place where you can't show 35 mm film in theaters anymore and everything is digital projection, I won't even make it to 60."[178] He has also stated that he has a plan, although "not etched in stone", to retire after making his tenth movie: "If I get to the 10th, do a good job and don't screw it up, well that sounds like a good way to end the old career."


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Menace! The Suburban Discord Puzzler | Loaded Games
Menace!
is a single-player game that encourages you to delve deep into your desire to cause trouble, make mischief, and be a menace to society. Take on the role of Carl or Caroline, the strange new folk in an idyllic suburban American town, and enact their campaign of dismay on the town in any way you see fit. Ruin picnics, sow dissent between loved ones, or just straight up steal candy from a baby, the method of petty cruelty you use to paint the town red is yours to decide.
The Suburban Discord Puzzler
Menace! is a unique blend of narrative adventure, stealth, puzzling, and player expression in a series of deep sandbox levels. Each area in the game features a set of colourful characters and scenarios for you to interact with in a wide variety of ways.
Deceive the townsfolk into doing your bidding through unique branching dialogue. Sneak through private property to steal items and find clues. Use the items you've "borrowed" together with the environment and each other to create new means of chaos.
Bothering a townsperson in the manner you find most delightful is a thrill, but distressing every inhabitant of a level with the remaining tools at your disposal is a puzzle experience that can't be found elsewhere.
Features
Anti-Socialising
Navigate the unique dialogue trees of each townsperson. Pick from varied responses in order to deceive, manipulate, and insult those around you.
Small-Town Sneaking
Steal useful items and discover clues by trespassing on the property of your neighbours, evading capture and detection utilising engaging stealth mechanics.
Dozens of Possibilities
Choose which methods of mischief would cause you the most glee, delving deep into the dozens of options and paths available to you in any one level.
Cause Discord
Know you've made enough misfortune in a level by reaching the required discord points. More discord points are gained for more devastating actions towards the townsfolk.
Reactive World
The choices you make in an area will affect the options you have. As the dismay felt in an area increases, the weather will worsen and the colour in the town will fade.
Goals in Mischief
Each level has a long list of challenges to complete. Each challenge corresponds to an interesting action or path through the level. Can you complete them all?
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Need to get in contact? Email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or message us via one of our social media accounts above, or on our LinkedIn.
Loaded Games is an independent games development studio based in Plymouth, England. Leveraging the advantages of a small, tight-knit team of passionate developers, and utilising ideas that are interesting, fun and unique, we attempt to fill a gap in the industry that may otherwise be left empty. We temper our ideas with a strong knowledge and appreciation of existing game design fundamentals and respect for the importance of execution in backing new concepts up. Our team utilizes a formal background in computer science, giving us the ability to transfer our games directly from idea to implementation. The result is interesting and exciting games that may be a little rough around the edges, but all in service of delivering more notable gaming experiences that can stand out in this crowded medium.
Menace! will be the first full game released by Loaded Games, but we've worked on a lot more. Click the image to see some of our game jam projects published on itch.io!
The Team
Rudi Prentice
Co-director, programmer, and designer at Loaded Games, as well as visual artist and marketing lead.
Lee Kempton
Co-director, programmer, and designer at Loaded Games, as well as business and finance lead.
Pharez Vitalis
Co-director, programmer, and designer at Loaded Games, as well as sound designer.
Copyright © Loaded Games Ltd. 2019.


Travel is one of the most exciting, interesting, and learning experiences a person can do in their lifetime. It makes you a far more well adjusted person. But spending extended time on the road has its ups and downs. It’s not all rainbows and unicorns (but it mostly is!). Below you will find all my advice on how to be prepared for life on the road and all the emotions that go into planning a trip.
10 WAYS TO BE PREPARED FOR ANYTHING 9 THINGS I’D TELL A NEW TRAVELER HOW NOT TO OVERCOME FEELING OVERWHELMED
Here are 14 ways to be prepared for any You learn a lot of lessons the hard way. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed when planning
mishaps, disasters, or accidents that These are twelve pieces of advice I’d a trip around the world. There’s so much
may happen when you go traveling around tell any new traveler before they set information to digest. But there are easy
the world. By following a few simple tips, out on the open road to avoid my mistakes, ways to overcome that feeling and feel like
you’ll be prepared for anything and save money,and have an awesome time. only excitement about your trip. Here’s how.
never let misfortune ruin your trip. This post will give you timeless tips
to ease your mind.
HOW TO OVERCOME BEING ALONE HOW TO DEAL WITH UNSUPPORTIVE PEOPLE WHY THERE IS NO RIGHT ANSWER
A lot of people fear traveling alone Not everyone is going to support you and Getting travel “right” is something a lot of
because they think solo travel means their naysaying can make you second guess beginner travelers worry about. I say there
alone travel. That’s simply untrue. your decision to travel. Here is advice on is no right answer to traveling and letting
You’ll meet a lot of people. Here is how to deal with those friends and family go, let’s you enjoy the moment a lot more.
my advice on meeting people if you who get you down and get them on board with
are an introvert like me. your plans.
 However, gay travelers have to deal in your attempt to travel the world. It’s
with a new set of challenges on the road. better go and try than never go at all since
Learn here how to face obstacles and no matter how long you travel, you’ll
overcome them when you travel so you can come back knowing a bit more about yourself.
enjoy your backpacking experience to the
fullest!


Dice Statistics Calculator
Mathematical!
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2*Die(6)&Modifier(-3)
: modifier adds to the overall dice. = 2D6+3 (2 six-sided dice + 3)
Exploding(Die(6))
: An exploding D6 is a six-sided die that you get to keep rolling every time you roll a six
ExplodingOn(Die(6), (1, ))
: As above, except you get to keep rolling every time you roll 1
ExplodingOn(Die(6), (1, 6))
: As above, except you get to keep rolling every time you roll 1 or 6
BestOfDicePool(DicePool(Die(6), 3), 2)
: take the 2 best rolls of 3D6
WorstOfDicePool(DicePool(Die(6), 4), 2)
: take the 2 worst rolls of 4D6
UpperMidOfDicePool(DicePool(Die(6), 7), 4)
: take the middle four rolls of 7D6
LowerMidOfDicePool(DicePool(Die(6), 7), 4)
: take the middle four rolls of 7D6
Quickstart
I don't want to click on the "click on the examples" but I still want examples.
I love implementation details for dice!
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College for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities
Exceptional Parent Magazine
I co-authored this article with the state representative I worked for, Tom Sannicandro. The article summarized his Ph.D. research showing how college affects students with intellectual disabilities such as Down syndrome.
The Price of Sequestration Cuts
The MetroWest Daily News
As the research analyst for State Rep. Tom Sannicandro, I wrote regular columns for local newspapers on his behalf. Here's a sample, about the impact of sequestration cuts in the federal government.
Even MS Can't Slow Reservoir's Jacobson
ESPN RISE Magazine
As Associate Sports Editor for ESPN RISE Magazine, I was responsible for writing profile stories on elite high school athletes. This one is on a top volleyball player who had recently been diagnosed with MS.
Pricey Nostalgia
The Denver Post
I interned at The Denver Post after I graduated from Syracuse University, and wrote dozens of stories, including this one on the reasons The Wonder Years DVDs had not yet been released.
In the Name of Diversity
The Daily Orange
I co-wrote and co-reported this piece on then-Syracuse Chancellor Nancy Cantor, who had sparked a free speech controversy on campus after she shut down a student TV station that was found to be airing offensive content.
Cardinals Are Silent But Deadly
The Buffalo News
As an intern at The Buffalo News I covered sports and arts. For this story, about a Blue Jays-Cardinals game, I got up close and personal with Cardinals manager Tony La Russa.


THIS SNEAKER COLLECTION WILL INSPIRE YOUR STREETWEAR IN NEW WAYS
Savaya Shinkaruk is a sneaker enthusiast living in Toronto, Canada who owns a sneaker brand, and has partnered with Nike to create a new collection.
The world of fashion is something Savaya Shinkaruk has been apart of for only a few years. But she is making a name for herself in multiple ways. From working in fashion communications, to being a personal shopper, to being a fashion forward sneakerhead, to now becoming a sneaker designer with Nike.
Her inspiration came from wearing sneakers on a daily basis. She told us that she would only wear sneakers out. Whether it was running errands or to go out for a nice dinner, she styled her looks around her sneaker collection. Wearing her favourite brands such as Nike, Vans, Converse, and Golden Goose Deluxe Brand Runners she decided to come apart of the sneaker world. This is where we want to welcome her brand: SVEA + Nike.
SVEA + Nike is a brand you have to look into. The coolest feature of this partnership is you can custom make a limited edition sneaker with Savaya for any occassion! To date Savaya has released 10 sneakers that are available online at Nike, Net-a-porter, FarFetch and in-store at Nordstrom. She only makes a few sneakers per each design, so get them while you can!
Savaya Shinkaruk is one Canadian designer that is in on our radar, and should be on yours too. She has given us some secret informaiton that she is looking to expand her brand with other clothing designers. But this is just a fun secret to share for now.
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Thank you for demoing ABAL, a supplementary software for ABA eye contact exercises. This software is still in pre-alpha, and does not reflect the quality of the final product. This is only a proof of concept demonstration. A webcam is required for this demo.
To try our demo, sit up with your face clearly visible to the webcam. Make sure no one else is in clear view of the camera. Click on the ‘Calibrate’ button in the upper right hand corner. A red dot will appear on your screen where our program believes your eyes are focused. Focus on your cursor and slowly move it around the screen, clicking every few seconds to make sure that our program is properly calibrated to your computer setup. Once calibrated, the red dot should roughly reflect where you are looking. Click on the "USE" button in the upper right hand corner to start the demo.
Focus your eyes on the eyes on the woman on the screen. If you can successfully maintain eye contact for several seconds, a success message should appear. If you avert your eyes, the program will attempt to grab your attention with a vocalization until eye contact is successful.


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Source code for FailedCounter
"""
Main class to management failed counter.
May have just one instance
"""
[docs]class FailedCounter(object):
_instance = None
[docs] @staticmethod
def get_instance():
"""
Management method to create class. Thanks this method we got Singleton and just one instance of this class.
:return: instance of this class: if not exist return new instance
:rtype: FailedCounter
"""
if FailedCounter._instance is None:
return FailedCounter()
return FailedCounter._instance
def __init__(self):
"""
constructor of this class. Setting counter to 0
"""
if FailedCounter._instance is None:
self.count = 0
FailedCounter._instance = self
def __del__(self):
r"""
deleting object
"""
del self.count
[docs] def clear_count(self):
"""
setting counter to 0
:return: None
:rtype: None
"""
self.count = 0
[docs] def add(self):
"""
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:return: None
:rtype: None
"""
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[docs] def get_count(self):
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method to getting object of this class
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"""
return self.count
[docs] def is_valid(self):
"""
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:return: True is counter is valid or False if counter is not valid
:rtype: bool
"""
if self.count < 3:
return True
else:
return False


The Adventures of Jerry Muskrat
by Thornton W. Burgess
Chapter 21: “Jerry Muskrat Keeps Watch”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1914
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Burgess, T.W. (1914). The Adventures of Jerry Muskrat.
-
Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.5
- Word Count: 728
- Genre: Fantasy
- ✎ Cite This
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“The way in which to find things out,
And what goes on all round about,
Is just to keep my two eyes peeled
And two ears all the time unsealed.”
A muskratSo said Jerry Muskrat, as he settled himself comfortably on one end of the new dam across the Laughing Brook deep in the Green Forest and watched the dark shadows creep farther and farther out into the strange pond made by the new dam.
“I’m going to find out who it is that built this dam, and who it is that filled the hole I made in it! I’m going to find out if I have to move up here and live all summer!” The way in which Jerry said this and snapped his teeth together showed that he meant just what he said.
You see Jerry had spent another long, weary day opening the hole in the dam once more, only to have it closed again while he slept. That had been enough for Jerry. He hadn’t tried again.  He would just watch until they came, and then if they were not bigger than he, or there were not too many of them, he would—well, the way Jerry gritted and clashed those sharp teeth of his sounded as if he meant to do something pretty bad.
Billy Mink and Little Joe Otter had given up in disgust and started for the Big River. They are great travelers, anyway, and so didn’t mind so much because there was no longer water enough in the Laughing Brook and the Smiling Pool. Grandfather Frog and Spotty the Turtle, who are such very, very slow travelers, had decided that the Big River was too far away, and so they would stay and live in the strange pond for a while, though it wasn’t nearly so nice as their dear Smiling Pool. They had gone to sleep now, each in his own secret place where he would be safe for the night.
So Jerry Muskrat sat alone and watched. The black shadows crept farther and farther across the pond and grew blacker and blacker. Jerry didn’t mind this, because, as you know, his eyes are made for seeing in the dark, and he dearly loves the night. Jerry had sat there a long time without moving. He was listening and watching.  It was a little silver line on the water, and it was coming straight towards the dam where he sat. Jerry knew that it was made by some one swimming.
“Ha!” said Jerry. “Now we shall see!”
Nearer and nearer came the silver line. Then Jerry made out the head of the swimmer. Suddenly all the anger left Jerry. He didn’t have room for anger; a great fear had crowded it out. The head was bigger than that of any Muskrat Jerry had ever seen. It was bigger than the head of any of Billy Mink’s relatives. It was the head of a stranger, a stranger so big that Jerry felt very, very small and hoped with all his might that the stranger would not see him.
Jerry held his breath as the stranger swam past and then climbed out on the dam. He looked very much like Jerry himself, only ever and ever so much bigger. And his tail!  It was very broad and flat. Suddenly the big stranger turned and looked straight at Jerry.
“Hello, Jerry Muskrat!” said he. “Don’t you know me?”
Jerry was too frightened to speak.
“I’m your big cousin from the North; I’m Paddy the Beaver, and if you leave my dam alone, I think we’ll be good friends,” continued the stranger.
“I—I—I hope so,” said Jerry in a very faint voice, trying to be polite, but with his teeth chattering with fear.


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Ccchecker.pm
Module and program installation checker for cclite
Hugh Barnard
(c) Hugh Barnard 2005-2011 GPL Licenced
Print the top of page and references to javascript etc.
package Ccchecker; use strict; use vars qw(@ISA @EXPORT); my $VERSION = 1.00; @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(check_cclite_preinstall); sub check_cclite_preinstall { # third version install checker, much more oriented towards exception reporting and # neater handling of all the module test etc. Neater too, but someway to go yet! July 2010 # Dumped Test::More and just use eval to test modules. Thanks Perlmonks! my %counter; my $usable = 1; my $diagnosis = "
"; my $gammu_found = `which gammu`; my $sendmail = '/usr/sbin/sendmail'; my $disable_installer_button; # removed Sendmail and Log4perl as of 12/2011 # replaced Digest::SHA1 and SHA2 as of 07/2013, now Digest::SHA # and in core modules my %module = ( 'dbi|DBI' => '0:Database Connection', 'dig|Digest::SHA' => '0:Digest Module for SHA1 and SHA2', # 'dig|Digest::SHA1' => '1:256 Digest', 'wse|SOAP::Lite' => '1:Web Services', 'rss|XML::RSS' => '2:RSS for ad feed', 'rss|XML::Simple' => '2:RSS for ad feed', 'wse|LWP::Simple' => '1:Web Client', 'cgi|CGI::Carp' => '0:Web Error Reporting', 'snd|Net::SMTP' => '0:Mail Current Method', 'net|Net::POP3' => '1:Mail Current Method', 'opi|Net::OpenID::Consumer' => '2:Open ID consumer', 'mim|MIME::Base64' => '2:Mail/Jabber Encryption', 'mim|MIME::Decoder' => '2:Mail/Jabber Encryption', 'mim|GnuPG' => '2:Mail/Jabber Encryption', 'jab|Net::XMPP' => '2:Jabber Transport', 'fpt|File::Path' => '0:OS Indep File Path', # 'gde|GD' => '2:Graphics for Graphs', # 'gde|GD::Text' => '2:Graphics for Graphs', # 'gde|GD::Graph::lines' => '2:Graphics for Graphs', # 'gds|GD::Graph::sparklines' => '2:Graphics for Graphs', 'cgi|CGI' => '0:CGI Module', 'ood|OpenOffice::OODoc' => '2:Open Office for batch printing', ); foreach my $key ( sort keys %module ) { my ( $level, $literal ) = split( /\:/, $module{$key} ); my ( $class, $message ); my ( $sort_key, $module_name ) = split( /\|/, $key ); my $output = eval("use $module_name; 1") ? '' : $@; if ( !length($output) ) { $class = 'system'; $message = 'usable'; $counter{$sort_key}++; # count modules in a particular group } else { if ( $level == 0 ) { $usable = 0; # if a level 0 module is missing the core is not usable... $class = 'failedcheck'; $message = 'is required for core operation'; } elsif ( $level == 1 ) { $class = 'optional'; $message = 'is optional'; } elsif ( $level == 2 ) { $class = 'extra'; $message = 'is really optional'; } } } # can be SHA1 or SHA2 # replaced to Digest::SHA should be in core Perl now if ( $counter{'dig'} == 0 ) { $usable = 0; $diagnosis .= "
cclite needs Digest::SHA which replaces Digest::SHA1 and Digest::SHA2
"; } if ( $usable == 0 ) { $diagnosis .= "
Cclite core is not usable currently
"; } else { $diagnosis .= "
Cclite core is usable!
"; } $diagnosis .= "
cclite can't use MySql needs DBI
" if ( $counter{'dbi'} == 0 ); $diagnosis .= "
cclite can't send mail needs Mail::Sendmail or better Net::SMTP
" if ( $counter{'snd'} == 0 ); $diagnosis .= "
\n"; # # GD missing: Don't need April 2014 # $diagnosis .= # "
cclite can't produce graphs GD module[s] missing
" # if ( $counter{'gde'} < 3 ); # GnuPG missing $diagnosis .= "
cclite can't process encrypted email: GnuPG missing
" if ( $counter{'mim'} < 3 ); # Net::XMPP missing $diagnosis .= "
cclite can't process jabber based payment: Net::XMPP missing
" if ( $counter{'jab'} == 0 ); # OpenOffice missing $diagnosis .= "
cclite can't print statements or yellowpages: OpenOffice::OODoc missing
" if ( $counter{'ood'} == 0 ); # OpenID miessing $diagnosis .= "
cclite can't use OpenID: Net::OpenID::Consumer missing
" if ( $counter{'opi'} == 0 ); $diagnosis .= "
\n"; if ( -e $sendmail ) { $diagnosis .= "
cclite can use local sendmail at $sendmail
"; } elsif ( $counter{'snd'} == 1 ) { $diagnosis .= "
$sendmail: cclite must use Net::Smtp or server elsewhere
"; } $diagnosis .= "
cclite is sms capable with local phone: gammu found
" if ( length($gammu_found) ); $diagnosis .= "
cclite can't use sms locally from an attached phone: need gammu
" if ( !length($gammu_found) ); $diagnosis .= '
'; # grey out installer button. to warn people, if the system isn't usable... $disable_installer_button = "document.getElementById(\"installer1\").disabled = true;" if ( $usable == 0 ); my $usable_message = 'cclite is usable' if ($usable); return ( $usable_message, $diagnosis ); } 1;


Couple from Australia find child dead on arrival
by Special CorrespondentA five-month-old child of an Indian couple based in Melbourne was found dead when they landed in the city in the early hours of Thursday.
Sakthi Murugan, 32, and Deepa, 27, are software professionals. Accompanied by their son, Hrithik, they were coming to visit their parents, who live at Vengaivasal near Tambaram. After flying into Kuala Lumpur, they took an AirAsia flight to Chennai.
On landing at 1 a.m., the couple, after collecting their checked-in baggage, were waiting for immigration clearance when they found that the child had turned blue and his body was motionless.
The panic-stricken couple sought the assistance of airport staff and a doctor was called in. The doctor declared the infant dead. The parents told the police that the baby was hale and hearty on the flight and had been fed just before landing. The airport security staff and police shifted the body to Chrompet Government Hospital for post-mortem.
“After conducting post-mortem, we have handed over the body to the parents. We have registered a case of unnatural death under Section 174 of CrPC. The cause of death wll be known only after receiving theviscera analysis report,” a police officer said.
Airline officials were not available for comment.


{% extends "main.html" %} {% block content %} Here is the list of repositories availiable Name {% for repo in repo_list %} {{ repo.name }} {% endfor %} Want more? Why not to create new one {% endblock %}


everyone is counting on me.mp3
hey they have a teleporter.mp3
i cant wait to get started.mp3
our world is worth fighting for.mp3
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theyre taking our point.mp3
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Obama / McCain 2008 Election - voting districts gap
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--- title: Week 10 - Assessing Studies sitetitle: Week 10 summary: "EC200 - Week 10 Assessing Studies Based on Multiple Regression (CH9)" date: "2020-10-09" start_date: "2020-11-02" end_date: "2020-10-06" # Academic page type (do not modify). type: docs menu: content: parent: Course content weight: 9 output: blogdown::html_page: toc: true pdf: /slides/ch9-slides.pdf thumb: /slides/ch9-slides.png ---
Two big picture ideas: internal validity and external validity. Specifically, we’re going to talk a little more about omitted variable bias, a lot about measurement error, and a little bit about simultaneity! ## Reading Guide
Get those definitions, and threats to external validity
Five big threats. And how to handle them.
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No new content, but this is a really good walk-through of the 9.1 and 9.2 content.
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public interface DependencyManager
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addImports(Set<String> importStatements)
Perform class imports for the ScriptEngine.
|
Map[] |
dependencies()
List the dependencies in the ScriptEngine classloader.
|
Map<String,Set<String>> |
imports()
List the imports in the ScriptEngine;
|
void |
loadPlugins(List<GremlinPlugin> plugins)
Load a list of
GremlinPlugin instances. |
void |
reset()
Reset the ScriptEngine.
|
List<GremlinPlugin> |
use(String group,
String artifact,
String version)
Take maven coordinates and load the classes into the classloader used by the ScriptEngine.
|
List<GremlinPlugin> use(String group, String artifact, String version)
GremlinPlugin
implementations in the classloader. The GremlinGroovyScriptEngine
implementation uses ServiceLoader to figure out if there are such classes to return.
GremlinPlugin.pluginTo(com.tinkerpop.gremlin.groovy.plugin.PluginAcceptor)
method. The reason for
this has to do with conflicts that can occur with custom imports that are added via the
ImportCustomizerProvider
and scripts executed through the
PluginAcceptor
. Generally speaking, all calls to this "use" method
should be complete prior to calling
GremlinPlugin.pluginTo(com.tinkerpop.gremlin.groovy.plugin.PluginAcceptor)
.void loadPlugins(List<GremlinPlugin> plugins) throws GremlinPluginException
GremlinPlugin
instances. These plugins are typically returned from calls to
use(String, String, String)
.GremlinPluginException
- if there is a problem loading the plugin itself.void addImports(Set<String> importStatements)
Map[] dependencies()
void reset()
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I am a Python Developer with contract experience as a Junior Software Engineer at Reincubate and three years work experience as an Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) Consultant and GIS Operator. I am experienced with Python, Django, MySQL, Git & GitHub.com, Linux/Ubuntu OS & the Terminal, Apache, Bootstrap, HTML, CSS & JavaScript.
My personal projects include creating several professional websites including MoriahSherman.com (my CV site) and VoxAnguis.com (my tech blog). My portfolio includes several open source projects most notably the British Museum Map (BMM) and The Maze of the Assassins (Assassins) Python based web applications.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load static %} {% load rest_framework %} {% block main_content %}
Note: go to create movie (refresh the page) after deleting to see the reflected changes. Used ajax call for delete. PUT and DELETE methods can't be called directly by html form for REST.


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[gecode-users] Invitation to connect on LinkedIn
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mauriciotorob at gmail.com
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Give meaning to life by following your heart | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
It’s not easy to stop doing the things that you don’t really want to do. These can include obligations you really have to pump yourself up for, the invitations you don’t really want to accept and the gifts you give that don’t come from the heart. You might want to stop, but have a hard time doing so because you think, “It’s the right thing to do,” or “I don’t want to be rude.”
While I know there are responsibilities in life we need to show up for, what drags us down are the things we do even though our heart is telling us otherwise. We betray ourselves when we ignore this truth within us. When we do things to please others or keep up an image that is inauthentic, or even when we don’t speak up to avoid a confrontation, we drain our precious life force.
The key is to remember that you only have one life to live. The days go fast but the years are speeding by. Before you know it, another decade will have passed. Do you want to get to the end of your life only doing things for the sake of appearances? Or do you want to get to the end of your life and say, “Yes! How great that I really lived a life filled with true meaning and authentic purpose.”
Daily mission
Make a commitment to ask yourself what your heart says before every future commitment of your time or energy.
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Index
omission bias, irrationality commonly attributed to, 21
Optimal Jargon mind game, 29–30
optimal strategies in Feedback Dividends, 50
optimal wordsnake, lower bound on the length of, 172
optimization mind games, 66–73
“out of the box”, stepping, 135
Overloaded Scheduling and Freezing Crystals puzzle, 164–169
overloaded scheduling problem, applying simulated annealing to, 167–168
overloading a system, effects on scheduling, 132


GREASE RATING: 8 / 10 --> Great movie
Review Date: April 20, 1998 Director: Randal Kleiser Writers: Allan Carr and Bronte Woodward (adapted from play) Producers: Allan Carr and Robert Stigwood Actors: John Travolta as Danny Zuko Olivia-Newton John as Sandy Olsen Stockard Channing as Rizzo Jeff Conaway as Kenickie Genre: Musical Year of Release: 1978
Originally launched in 1978, this popular film was re-introduced in 1998 to a whole new generation of moviegoers. Based on the mighty successful musical from Broadway, GREASE was followed in 1980 with the less stellar GREASE 2 (6.5/10), starring a young Michelle Pheiffer in one of her first feature film roles.
PLOT: High-school musical set in the 1950's showcasing the relationship between the cool Danny Zuko of the T-Birds (Travolta) and the innocent and pure Sandy Olsen (Newton-John) from Australia. The film follows the couple and their vivacious friends during their last year at Rydell High through song, dance and humour.
CRITIQUE: Fun-loving, energetic and innocent look back at times much simpler. This movie effectively juggles a thin romantic story line and the overall experience of the 1950's, with a superb soundtrack and some great dance numbers. Admittedly, I am somewhat biased in this opinion, since this film blasts me into my past as a rebellious youth (GREASE was one of Schmoe's first big-screen experiences, and every other scene sends me reeling into the times of my elaborate GREASE bubble-gum card collection), and the lesser responsibilities that I possessed at that time. But apart from the nostalgic vibe, I was still extremely impressed by this film, as it continued to amuse me, despite my previous dozen or so viewings.
This film took John Travolta from a dim-witted "Sweathog" on TV's Welcome Back Kotter, and transformed him into a movie-star of spectacular proportions (SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (7.5/10) in 1979 confirmed that sudden popularity). Unfortunately for the rest of the cast, his popularity was not terribly contagious, despite their effective showings in this classic movie.
On the down side, some of the absolute innocence in this film might bore or turn people off (like when Sandy sings about "drinking lemonade" and "staying out until 10" with Danny in "Summer Nights"), and the plot isn't exactly the most elaborate story-line ever created, but despite these small reservations, this movie carries enough great music and high energy to keep anyone amused through its rapid 110 minute running time (And believe me...I am not a fan of the musicals!!). Make sure to look for a young Lorenzo Lamas in the static role of the brainless football player, as well as the National Bandstand dance contest as one of the film's absolute highlights. And don't forget to buy the popular soundtrack afterwards, so that you could listen to its peppy tunes whenever you're feeling a little blue.
Little Known Facts: Henry Winkler, of TV's Happy Days' Fonzie fame, turned down the part of Danny Zuko because he did not want to be typecast for the rest of his career. Both Travolta and Conaway were smitten by Newton-John during the filming of this picture. Conaway eventually bowed out of the woo-fest, and married Newton-John's sister a year later (divorced after five years).
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Preprints
V. Laschos, K. Obermayer and R. Seidel. Multivariate Utility Optimization with an Application to Risk-Sensitive Partially Observable Markov Decision Processes.
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V. Laschos, J. Tinapp and K. Obermayer. Training Generative Networks with general Optimal Transport distances.
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Journal publications
P. Dupuis, V. Laschos and K. Ramanan. Large deviations for configurations generated by Gibbs distributions with energy functionals consisting of singular interaction and weakly confining potentials
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P. Dupuis, V. Laschos and K. Ramanan. Exit Time Risk-Sensitive Control for Systems of Cooperative Agents. ArXiv.
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Y. Shen, V. Laschos, W. Stannat and K. Obermayer. A Fenchel-Moreau-Rockafellar type theorem on the Kantorovich-Wasserstein space with Applications in Partially Observable Markov Decision Processes.
Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications. (PDF)
V. Laschos and A. Mielke. Geometric properties of cones with applications on the Hellinger-Kantorovich space, and a new distance on the space of probability measures.
Journal of Functional Analysis. (PDF)
M. Erbar, M. Fathi, V. Laschos, A. Schlichting. Gradient flow structure
for McKean-Vlasov equations on discrete spaces. DCDS-A. (PDF)
G. Kelgiannis, V. Laschos, (2014). On a conjecture regarding
the upper graph box dimension of bounded subsets of the real line. Fractals. (PDF)
M. H. Duong, V. Laschos, M. Renger, (2013). Wasserstein gradient flows
from large deviations of many-particle limits.
ESAIM: Control, Optimisation & Calculus of Variations, 19(4).
(PDF)
V. Laschos, C. Moench, (2012). Relations Between $L^p$ - and Pointwise Convergence of
Families of Functions Indexed by the Unit Interval. Real Analysis Exchange, 38(1), 177-192.
(PDF)
J. Hyde, V. Laschos, L. Olsen, I. Petrykiewicz, and A. Shaw, (2012).
On the box dimensions of graphs of typical continuous functions.
Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, 391 (2), pp. 567-581. (PDF)
N. Dirr, V. Laschos, and J. Zimmer, (2012). Upscaling from particle models to entropic gradient flows.
Journal of Mathematical Physics, 53 (6), 063704. (PDF)
J. Hyde, V. Laschos, L. Olsen, I. Petrykiewicz and A. Shaw, (2010).
Frequencies of digits, and Baire category. Acta Arithmetica, 144 (3), pp. 287-293.


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It is that time of year again! We've had our first snow storm....and second....with many more to come.
Merry Christmas.....Happy Holidays!
With the nice breaks between storms we have, you should come visit the gardens. There is always plenty to see. This is the best time of year to see all the beautiful fruit that stays on the trees and bushes most of the winter, and the grass seed displays look great against the backdrop of snow.


10:00pm
Took 8 Dramamine (50mg each, for a total of 400mg), reading that 8-12 tablets was a good dose to start with. I have a very strong tolerance to most drugs, for some reason, and so I started low. The pills were bitter, and I gagged a couple of times choking them down.  Sat down to watch some movies with my girlfriend, who opted to act as my 'frysitter'.
11:00pm
Feeling the slightest bit stoned, and quite relaxed, I decided to finish off my bottle of Dramamine, bringing my total mg up to 600. 12 tabs, for those not mathematically inclined. I felt that if 400mg didn't kill me within an hour, I was not allergic, and wouldn't be in serious trouble by taking 200mg more. Continued to watch movies, sitting on a couch with a blanket covering me the entire time.
12:00am
By this time, I had gone to the bathroom at least 6 times with a full bladder. 'Stumbled' to the bathroom might be a more accurate description. I felt very heavy, but only on the right side of my body. I braced myself for this, and only bumped lightly into two walls on the way to the bathroom. Upon returning from the bathroom, I sat back down on the couch, feeling no effects, really. My girlfriend asked me if I went to the bathroom, and I responded with a 'Yeah' that probably didn't come out too well. Realizing I hadn't been talking at all during this entire time, I found it fascinating that I couldn't really speak the way I wanted to.  Apparently, she hadn't said a word to me at all, though I could have SWORN that she had indeed asked me if I went to the bathroom. We had a good laugh about that one, and I thought 'cool.. I can handle that'.
12:15am
Now somewhat oblivious to the movie, I stared at my white wall for a while, almost searching for the hallucinations I had read about. No good. Saw a mild green color out of the corner of my eye, but it looked exactly the same as if I had stared at a light for a few seconds, then looked away. Sighing, I went back to watching the movie.
12:25am
Unable to concentrate on the movie whatsoever, I let my eyes wander again. This time they settled on the Christmas lights I could see through our sliding glass door. There was a bit of condensation on the glass, so it looked like each light had a glowing ball surrounding it. Realizing this was what it was, I still had an impulse every few seconds to go pick up that ball and hold it, but kept myself from doing so (what was I, crazy?)
Time Unknown
Each of the twelve million times I got up to urinate, I felt heavier and heavier. It was not a pleasant thing for me. It felt like I had just downed a few cases of beers, the dizziness and lack of coordination included. I even remember being disappointed that I wasn't 'feeling it'. I sort of remember watching another movie, but still cannot remember what it was or what it was about.
 I pulled my blanket over my shoulders, then crawled into bed. My girlfriend put on another movie in the bedroom, and I curled up and tried to sleep. I sleep on my side, normally, but every time I tried to do this, the leg that was 'on top' started hurting and my toes would twitch. I flipped back and forth, trying to alleviate this, but to no avail. Thinking the movie was why I was not sleeping, my girlfriend turned off the TV, and went to sleep.
One of the many times I turned over, two red lights on the VCR caught my attention, and I looked directly at them. The first thing that ran through my mind was that it was a demon watching me (NO JOKE!). I guess I didn't realize how afraid of demons I was, because I nearly wet myself right then and there. I had to look at the VCR and tell myself what it REALLY was a few times, before calming down and trying to sleep again.
I remember sleep being EXTREMELY difficult, and surfing the net for a while between attempts to sleep (impossible for me to remember the details of that)
Personal Advice:
It was a cheap drunk feeling, costing me about 4 bucks. I feel like the latter part of the day was non-existant for the most part. I will probably not do this again anytime soon unless I REALLY want to forget a day and pass out. I would NEVER go above the 600mg dose, either. The effects were so strong and not terribly pleasant, so I can only imagine what a higher dose would be like. If I do try this again, I will try it with caffeine pills as well, to try to balance out that exhausted feeling I got.
Things remembered later:
Whilst laying in bed trying to sleep, I had my blanket obscuring half of my vision. I opened my eyes once, and had the feeling like I was being pulled under my blanket. It only startled me for a bit, but it was unsettling.
I remember having little internal conversations with myself. Sort of a 'free-association' if you would. I remember the word 'pony' coming up a couple times, then my mind would ramble off into something else, and I would think of new interesting words and just smile. I believe I had my eyes open at the time, but I don't remember seeing anything, if that makes any sense.
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EmbASP is a framework for the integration (embedding) of Logic Programming
in external systems for generic applications.
It helps developers at designing and implementing
complex reasoning tasks by means of solvers on different platforms.
The framework can be implemented in a object-oriented programming language of choice, easing and guiding the generation of suitable libraries for the use of specific solvers on particular platforms. We currently provide a Java implementation and ready-made libraries for the embedding of the ASP (Answer Set Programming) solvers DLV, clingo and DLV2 and the PDDL (Planning Domain Definition Language) cloud solver Solver.Planning.Domains (SPD) on the Desktop platform and of DLV and SPD on the Mobile (Android™) one.
However, the framework has been designed to be easily extensible and adaptable to different solvers and platforms. It is worth to notice that solvers are invoked in different modes; for instance, SPD is invoked via a remote connection, while for the other, binaries are effectively embedded and natively executed.
The general architecture of EmbASP is depicted in the following figure: it is intended as an abstract framework to be implemented in some object-oriented programming language.
In addition, this architecture can be specialized for different platforms, logic languages and solvers.
The figure also reports general dependencies among the main modules.
The framework architecture has been designed by means of four modules: Core
,
Platforms
, Languages
, and
Systems
. In the following, we denote with "solver" a logic-based
system that is meant to be used by external application with the help of EmbASP.
The Core
module defines the basic components of the Framework.
The Handler
component mediates the communication between the Framework and
the user that can provide it with the input program(s) via the component InputProgram
,
along with any desired solver's option(s) via the component OptionDescriptor
.
A Service
component is meant for managing the chosen solver executions.
Two different execution modes can be made available: synchronous or asynchronous. While in the synchronous mode any call
to the execution of the solver is blocking (i.e., the caller waits until the reasoning task is completed), in asynchronous mode
the call is non-blocking: a Callback
component notifies the caller once
the reasoning task is completed. The result of the execution (i.e., the output of the
logic system) is handled by the Output
component, in both modes.
The Platforms
module is meant for containing what is platform-dependent;
in particular, the Handler
and Service
components from the
Core
module that should be adapted according to the platform
at hand, since they take care of practically launching solvers.
The Languages
module defines specific facilities for each
supported logic language.
The generic Mapper
component is conceived as an utility for managing input
and output via objects, if the programming language at hand permits it.
The sub-module ASP comprises components such as ASPInputProgram
that adapts
InputProgram
to the ASP case, while
AnswerSet
and AnswerSets
represent the Output
for ASP. Moreover the ASPMapper
allow the management of ASP input facts
and answer sets via objects.
Similarly, the sub-module PDDL includes PDDLInputProgram
, Action
,
Plan
and PDDLMapper
.
The Systems
module defines what is system-dependent; in particular,
the InputProgram
, Output
and OptionDescriptor
components from the Core
module should be adapted in order
to effectively interact with the solver at hand.
As mentioned above, we provide a Java implementation of the EmbASP framework.
The following figure provides some details about classes and interfaces of the implementation.
Each component in the Core
module has been implemented by
means of an homonymous class or interface.
In particular, the Handler
class collects InputProgram
and
OptionDescriptor
objects communicated by the user.
For what the asynchronous mode is concerned, the class Service
depends from
the interface Callback
, since once the reasoning service has terminated,
the result of the computation is returned back via a class Callback
.
In order to support a new platform, the Handler
and Service
components must be adapted.
As for the Android platform, we developed an AndroidHandler
that handles
the execution of an AndroidService
, which provides facilities to manage
the execution of an ASP reasoner on the Android platform.
Similarly, for the desktop platform we developed a DesktopHandler
and a
DesktopService
, which generalizes the usage of an ASP reasoner on the desktop
platform, allowing both synchronous and asynchronous execution modes.
This module includes specific classes for the management of input and output to ASP and PDDL solvers.
The Mapper
component of the Languages
module
is implemented via a Mapper
class, that allows to translate input and output
into Java objects. Such translations are guided by Java Annotations,
a form of metadata that mark Java code and provide information that is not part of the
program itself: they have no direct effect on the operation of the code they annotate.
In our setting, we make use of such feature so that it is possible to translate facts into strings and vice-versa via two custom annotations, defined according to the following syntax:
@Id (string_name)
: the target must be a class, and defines the predicate
name (in the ASP case) and the action name (in the PDDL case) the class is mapped
to;
@Param (integer_position)
: the target must be a field of a class annotated
via @Id
, and defines the term (and its position) in the atom (in the
ASP case) and in the action (in the PDDL case) the field is mapped to.
By means of the Java Reflection mechanisms, annotations are examined at runtime, and taken into account to properly define the translation.
If the classes intended for the translation are not annotated or not correctly annotated, an exception is raised.
In addition to the Mapper
, this module features two sub-modules which are
more strictly related to ASP and PDDL.
The classes DLVAnswerSets
, ClingoAnswerSets
, DLV2AnswerSets
and SPDPlan
implement specific extensions of the AnswerSets
or Plan
classes, in charge of manipulating the output of the respective
solvers.
Moreover, this module can contain classes extending OptionDescriptor
to
implement specific options of the solver at hand.
In order to use the framework in your applications you have to import it as module on Android Studio.
In the following, we describe an the actual usage of the framework by means of a running example; as a use case, we will develop a simple Android application for solving Sudoku puzzles.
The complete code of this example is freely available here. Please note that the zip file contains an Android Studio (version 2.3) project and uses the version 3.1.0 of EmbASP.
The framework features a annotation-guided mapping, offered by the ASPMapper component, for two-way translations between strings recognizable by ASP solvers and objects in the programming language at hand, directly employable within applications. By means of this feature, the ASP-based aspects can be separated from the Java coding: the programmer doesn't even necessarily need to be aware of ASP.
Let us think of a user that designed (or has been given) a proper logic program P to solve a sudoku puzzle and has also an initial schema. We assume that the initial schema is well-formed i.e. the complete schema solution exists and is unique. A possible program P is embedded in the complete example, that, coupled with a set of facts F representing the given initial schema, allows to obtain the only admissible solution.
By means of the annotation-guided mapping, the initial schema can be expressed in forms of Java objects. To this extent, we define the class Cell, aimed at representing the single cell of the sudoku schema, as follows:
@Id("cell")
public class Cell {
@Param(0)
private int row;
@Param(1)
private int column;
@Param(2)
private int value;
[...]
}
It is worth noticing how the class has been annotated by two custom annotations, defined according to the following syntax:
Thanks to these annotations the ASPMapper class will be able to map Cell objects into strings properly recognizable from the ASP solver as logic facts of the form cell(Row,Column,Value). At this point, we can create an Android Activity Component, and start deploying our sudoku application:
public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity {
[...]
private Handler handler;
@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle bundle) {
handler = new AndroidHandler(getApplicationContext(), DLVAndroidService.class);
[...]
}
public void onClick(final View view){
startReasoning();
[...]
}
public void startReasoning() {
InputProgram inputProgram = new InputProgram();
for (int i = 0; i < 9; i++){
for (int j = 0; j < 9; j++)
try {
if(sudokuMatrix[i][j]!=0) {
inputProgram.addObjectInput(new Cell(i, j, sudokuMatrix[i][j]));
}
} catch (Exception e) {
// Handle Exception
}
}
handler.addProgram(inputProgram);
String sudokuEncoding = getEncodingFromResources();
handler.addProgram(new InputProgram(sudokuEncoding));
Callback callback = new MyCallback();
handler.startAsync(callback);
}
}
The class contains an Handler instance as field, that is initialized when the Activity is created as an AndroidHandler. Required parameters include the Android Context (an Android utility, needed to start an Android Service Component) and the type of AndroidService to use, in our case a DLVAndroidService.
In addiction, in order to represent an initial sudoku schema, the class features a matrix of integers as another field where position (i,j) contains the value of cell (i,j) in the initial schema; cells initially empty are represented by positions containing zero.
The method startReasoning is in charge of actually managing the reasoning: in our case, it is invoked in response to a click event that is generated when the user asks for the solution. It is firstly created an InputProgram object that is filled with Cell objects representing the initial schema, which is then provided to the handler; then it is provided with the sudoku encoding. It could be loaded, for instance, by means of an utility function that retrieves it from the Android Resources folder, which, within Android applications, is typically meant for containing images, sounds, files and resources in general.
At this point, the reasoning process can start; since for Android we provide only the asynchronous execution mode, a callback object is in charge of fetching the output when the ASP system has done.
Finally, once the computation is over, from within the callback function the output can be retrieved directly in form of Java objects. For instance, in our case an inner class MyCallback implements the interface Callback:
private class MyCallback implements Callback {
@Override
public void callback(Output o) {
if(!(o instanceof AnswerSets))
return;
AnswerSets answerSets=(AnswerSets)o;
if(answerSets.getAnswersets().isEmpty())
return;
AnswerSet as = answerSets.getAnswersets().get(0);
try {
for(Object obj:as.getAtoms()) {
Cell cell = (Cell) obj;
sudokuMatrix[cell.getRow()][cell.getColumn()] = cell.getValue();
}
} catch (Exception e) {
// Handle Exception
}
displaySolution();
}
}
The framework is released as JAR file to be used on a Desktop platform, therefore it can be easily imported and used in any Java project.
The SPD solver is invoked via an HTTP connection using JSON files as data interchange format. In order to manage them, the framework needs the json-simple library (you can download the JAR and include directly in your project or you can use Gradle or Maven)
In the following, we describe an the actual usage of the framework by means of a running example; as a use case, we will develop a simple Desktop application to solve the blocks-world problem.
The complete code of this example is freely available here. Please note that the zip file contains an Eclipse (Neon) project and uses the version 3.1.0 of EmbASP.
We will make use of the annotation-guided mapping, in order to retrieve the actions constituting a PDDL plan via Java objects. To this purpose, the following classes are intended to represent possible actions that a blocks-world solution plan can feature:
@Id("pick-up")
public class PickUp {
@Param(0)
private String block;
[...]
}
@Id("put-down")
public class PutDown {
@Param(0)
private String block;
[...]
}
@Id("stack")
public class Stack {
@Param(0)
private String block1;
@Param(1)
private String block2;
[...]
}
@Id("unstack")
public class Unstack {
@Param(0)
private String block1;
@Param(1)
private String block2;
[...]
}
At this point, supposing that we are given two files defining the blocks-world domain and a problem instance, we can start deploying our application:
public class Blocksworld {
private static String domainFileName = "domain.pddl";
private static String problemFileName = "p01.pddl";;
public static void main(String[] args) {
Handler handler = new DesktopHandler(new SPDDesktopService());
final InputProgram inputProgramDomain = new PDDLInputProgram(PDDLProgramType.DOMAIN);
inputProgramDomain.addFilesPath(domainFileName);
final InputProgram inputProgramProblem = new PDDLInputProgram(PDDLProgramType.PROBLEM);
inputProgramProblem.addFilesPath(problemFileName);
handler.addProgram(inputProgramDomain);
handler.addProgram(inputProgramProblem);
try {
PDDLMapper.getInstance().registerClass(PickUp.class);
PDDLMapper.getInstance().registerClass(PutDown.class);
PDDLMapper.getInstance().registerClass(Stack.class);
PDDLMapper.getInstance().registerClass(Unstack.class);
Plan plan = (Plan)(handler.startSync());
for (final Object obj : plan.getActionsObjects())
//Manage objects as needed
} catch (Exception e) {
// Handle Exception
}
}
}
The class contains an Handler instance as field, that is initialized with a DesktopHandler using the required parameter SPDDesktopService.
Then it's set-up the input to the solver; since PDDL requires separate definitions for domain and problem, two PDDLInputProgram are created and then given to the handler.
The next lines inform the PDDLMapper about what classes are intended to map the output actions.
Finally the solver is invoked, and the output is retrieved. The output actions can be managed accordingly to the user's desiderata.
The framework is released under The MIT License (MIT)
The framework library for DLV on Android embeds the DLV system itself, which is free for academic and non-commercial educational use, as well as for use by non-profit organizations. For further information about DLV, please refer to the DLVSystem Ltd. home page.
DLVfit is a health and fitness app that monitors the user activity during the day and suggests some workout plans that depend on her age, weight, gender and goals. The app periodically stores some information about the user activities (running, walking, etc.) and infers the current amount of calories burned so far. When the user asks for a workout plan, DLVfit proposes a set of exercises that would allow the user to reach her daily goal, taking into account also to her preferences. The suggested workout plans are computed in the background by DLV via EmbASP.
The ASP program used within DLVfit can be found in the repository. Basically, the program guesses for possible fitness exercises to do in order to burn the remaing calories. Each answer set represent a possible workout plan, in which is ensured that the user's requirements about the calories to burn and the time to spend in the workout are respected. Moreover, also user's preferences are taken into account by means of weak constraints.
You can download the latest version of DLVfit here.
The app should work on most devices equipped with Android 4.x/5.x.
The
list of compatible devices include (but it is not limited to):
GuessAndCheckers is a native mobile application that works as an helper for users that play "live" games of the (Italian) checkers (i.e., by means of physical board and pieces). The app, that runs on Android, can help a player at any time: by means of the device camera a picture of the board is taken, and the information about the current status of the game is properly inferred thanks to OpenCV, an open source computer vision and machine learning software; an ASP-based artificial intelligence module then suggests the move.
Thanks to EmbASP and the use of ASP, GuessAndCheckers features a fully-declarative
approach that made easy to develop and improve several different strategies, also experimenting
with many combinations thereof.
The source code of this application along with
the Android Application Package (APK) are available online.
You can download the latest version of GuessAndCheckers here.
DLVEdu is an educational Android App for children, that integrates well-established mobile technologies, such as voice or drawn text recognition, with the modeling capabilities of ASP. In particular, it is able to guide the child throughout the learning tasks, by proposing a series of educational games, and developing a personalized educational path. The games are divided into four macro-areas: Logic, Numeric-Mathematical, Memory, and Verbal Language. The usage of ASP allows the application to adapt to the game experiences fulfilled by the user, her formative gap, and the obtained improvements.
The application continuously profiles the user by recording mistakes and successes, and dynamically builds and updates a customized educational path along the different games. The application features a "Parent Area", that allows parents to monitor child's achievements and to express some preferences, such as explicit filters of some games or educational areas.
Connect4 is an application that allows a user to play the popular Connect Four game (also
known as Four-in-a-Row) against an ASP-based artificial player.
The Connect Four
game is played by two opponents on a vertical 7*6 rectangular board. At each turn, the
players fill the board by dropping 1 disk into one of the column so that it falls from
the top to the lowest unoccupied position in the column. The winner is the first player
who gets four of her disks in a line, connected either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
Different AIs have been implemented, ranging from the most powerful one implementing advanced techniques for the perfect play to the simplest one relying on some classical heuristic strategies. By using EmbASP, two different versions of the same app have been built: one for Android, making use of DLV, and one for Java-enabled desktop platforms, making use of clingo.
LoIDE is a web-based IDE
for Logic Programming.
An extensive documentation can be found here.
A live beta version can be found online at https://www.mat.unical.it/calimeri/projects/loide
This online version uses the ASPServerExecutor to run the ASP solvers (using the EmbASP Framework).


Tests
You can select all tests or some groups. Deploy script is executed always.
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Rating: * * *½ out of * * * *
Starring: Ashley Judd, Tommy Lee Jones, Annabeth Gish, Bruce Greenwood, Michael Gaston.
Rated R for violence, language and some sexuality.
Underrated movies are a common reoccurrence in show business today. 1998's 'Hope Floats' was extremely underrated and was one of the best movies of the year. We always get films that make big money at the box-office but critics and audiences pan on them. This year 'Double Jeopardy' is one of those films. Critics are calling it predictable and worthless, audiences are disappointed with it and think it was a disappointment. But as I viewed 'Double Jeopardy' I found that it was a great movie, it has a surprising sense of humor and a big dose of heart, along with heart-pounding suspense and twists and turns here and there it certainly is a really good movie.
The always wonderful Ashley Judd plays Libby Parsons, a woman with a seemingly normal life: a great loving husband, a beautiful son and a great friend. Her husband Nick Parsons has made a surprise for her and is going to buy her the sailboat she has always wanted. After a night of bliss Libby wakes up in the middle of the night to find blood all over her and all over the sailboat, her husband is missing and there is a bloody knife on deck. Of course being in shock she picks it up and a coast guard comes over and sees her.
However she isn't immediately ceased until they find out his life insurance was worth two-million dollars and they start to wonder rather she killed him for the money. She pleads not-guilty but is found guilty and sent to prison for six years. While making a phone call to her best friend who adopted her son for her and she hears him say hi to his dad, which makes Libby's heart stop right there. She realizes she must get out and prove that he isn't dead, one of her cell-mates tells her that as long as she has been convicted of a crime she cannot be convicted of it again. Which means she can shoot him in the middle of Mardi Gras and they cannot do anything about it.
After she gets out she goes to a halfway house run by parole officer Tommy Lee Jones. He is a man who has had his share of bad things. While out for the day she breaks into a school and tries to track down her kid and husband, leading up to some jaw-dropping twists that are both predictable and not. Whatever happens the film was excellent to me. I found the writing well-written as well as the acting was great. Ashley Judd is such a talented and beautiful actress that she is a hero in a sort in this movie. Even if you know what is going to happen in the end, you don't know how.
This is one of those movies that you really do know what is going to happen, except you don't know how they are going to make it happen. It could be one way or another, it could be this way or that way. The movie is highly stylized and extremely well-made. It gets most of it's power from the two leads: Ashley Judd and Tommy Lee Jones both give excellent performances. The characters are well-realized and believable and we feel Libby's pain when she cannot see her child for 6 years.
Even though a lot of critics didn't like the film, I loved it. The director took his time making the movie, and put a lot of shadowing in the movie. I found it not to be boring at all and it's only flaw comes from some predictability. It moved at a fast pace, has suspense, humor, heart and great acting. It earns it's right to be a great movie and to me that's what it was.
Reviewed by Brandon Herring October 13, 1999. Brandon Herring Movie Review Heaven (http://www.geocities.com/hollywood/movie/3160/moviereviewheaven.html
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Patients. The change from week two to the final week has been massive. Iv needed less time away from coding as the frustration of not knowing has turned into the desire to learn more. As a learner I have found that I have been more invested and have seen my understanding grow while working on my own code, rather than exercises like free code camp where you are just regurgitation someone else’s work. A big takeaway from the core work was looking at life from the perspective of the glass is half full. Reinforcing positive habits and mindset has been important to me as I like to be out and about. Being stuck at home by myself all day during lockdown was most definitely a struggle.
I fell like empathy and self awareness are very similar. Knowing what your strengths and weakness are. Using them to your advantage while learning is important. More so while on foundations when the bulk of your learning is user driven. Programming for me so far has definitely been a test challenge so far. I am used to asking a question when I didn’t know the answer but being challenged to research and find out for myself has helped with self belief and confidence.
There was a lot of things I read about during the core learning I had been instinctively doing with my client already.
Writing my blog posts knowing everyone can read them!
Obviously when finding a job as a coder being able to code is important but there is far more to a job than just the technical side of things. In a work environment you must work well collaboratively with your coworkers. Good communication leads to an increased level of productivity and generally higher levels of workplace moral.
The core exercises were a nice change of pace from the coding. There were times early on where things would be frustrating on the technical side and stepping back from that and thinking about learning and positive change really helped my mood and got me to refocus. It felt like there was a good balance of time spent on the core and tech parts tp foundations.
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