Memory Management
RAM Memory
This memory type loses its content when the system is turned off. The system uses this memory at runtime to function. TinyCLR OS is a managed operating system. Allocated objects are automatically tracked and freed as needed. The Garbage Collector (GC) runs when the system runs low on available RAM, where it will look for unused objects and frees the memory they had occupied. You may also invoke the GC at any time using GC.Collect()
.
RAM is used a lot at runtime. It is important to understand needed memory and plan accordingly. When creating a data receiving buffer from UART for example, use a reasonable size that you really need.
RAM Memory Size
Free and used memory sizes can be measured at runtime. This helps in optimizing systems.
var freeRam = GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Native.Memory.FreeBytes;
var usedRam = GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Native.Memory.UsedBytes;
Allocating Memory
TinyCLR OS Garbage Collector allocates and frees objects automatically on the heap. When the memory gets fragmented, the system will compact the heap. This is the desired behavior but this also creates a problem when sharing resource between TinyCLR OS and native drivers. In advance setup, a user may have a buffer that gets written to from an interrupt routine. Assuming this is implemented in native code, we would need a buffer that always sits at a fixed address. Using var buffer = new byte[12];
will not work as the garbage collector may move the buffer to compact the heap.
A fixed location buffer can be allocated using GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Native.Memory.Allocate()
. Keep in mind that this is not managed memory anymore and you are responsible to free this memory using GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Native.Memory.Free()
.
Memory Allocation Cost
Creating/disposing objects is costly, especially when used in inner loops. Assuming there is a method that sends a byte array over a buses/network. Also assuming we there is a byte that needs to be sent. We will need to create a byte array of size one.
void WritByte(byte b) {
var ba = new byte[1];
// use that byte
ba[0] = b;
Network.SendByteArray(b);
}
The code will work just fine but if it is being used in inner loops and it is being called 1000/second, then it will need to create and lose 1000 individual arrays. The system will run better if the array is created only once.
byte[] ba = new byte[1];
void WritByte(byte b) {
// use that byte
ba[0] = b;
Network.SendByteArray(b);
}
Disposing Objects
With TinyCLR OS being managed system that monitors and frees resources, memory/object leaks become less of a concern. However, there is still chance that issues can arise, especially in embedded systems, where objects can be a combination of memory and a physical thing. Take a GPIO pin for example. What happens when we no longer have a reference to a pin? Will the GC free the object? Will the pin change in state when the GC frees the pin? And finally, why would a pin (or any physical object) be left for the GC to decide how it should be freed? The right answer is that we need to understand and track these resources manually.
This example code will turn an LED on but we it not be able to control that pin anymore. The BadExample
method uses a pin but it doesn't free it.
class Program {
static void BadExample() {
var led = GpioController.GetDefault().OpenPin(FEZ.GpioPin.Led1);
led.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Output);
led.Write(GpioPinValue.High);
}
static void Main() {
BadExample();
// This code will raise an exception
var led = GpioController.GetDefault().OpenPin(FEZ.GpioPin.Led1);
led.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Output);
led.Write(GpioPinValue.Low);
//...
}
}
This example will Dispose
the pin and the code will work; however, disposing the pin may take the pin back to the default state. There is no exact definition on what a piece of hardware (pin in this example) does when disposed.
class Program {
static void BadExample() {
var led = GpioController.GetDefault().OpenPin(FEZ.GpioPin.Led1);
led.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Output);
led.Write(GpioPinValue.High);
// Free the pin, but this may change the pin status to default
led.Dispose();
}
static void Main() {
BadExample();
// This code will now work
var led = GpioController.GetDefault().OpenPin(FEZ.GpioPin.Led1);
led.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Output);
led.Write(GpioPinValue.Low);
//...
}
}
In this basic example, the fix can be in moving the LED object to be always available and accessible to the entire class.
class Program {
static GpioPin led;
static void Example() {
led.Write(GpioPinValue.High);
}
static void Main() {
// Init the hardware
led = GpioController.GetDefault().OpenPin(FEZ.GpioPin.Led1);
led.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Output);
// You can use the pin everywhere now
// ... in the method
Example();
// ... and here
led.Write(GpioPinValue.Low);
//...
}
}
Flash Memory
Flash memory does not lose its content on power loss, like an SD memory card for example. There are special requirements to write to flash but you can read Flash just like RAM. When deploying a program, the TinyCLR Device Deployment
window will show what is being loaded and how large it is. It will then show how much free Flash is still available.
Assemblies deployed. There are 2,408,408 bytes left in the deployment area.
Flash is not typically written to at runtime. The system will function even with no free available FLASH.
Resources
TinyCLR OS allows resources, like fonts and images, to be merged into the project as a resource and then deployed to the device's flash. Those resources can then be fetched into RAM and used at runtime. The Resource tutorial has more details.
Direct Access
In some cases, it is necessary to be able to write/read directly to a specific address in memory. For example, to configure an internal register.
The Marshal
class found in System.Runtime.InteropServices
provides several methods to read and write memory directly.
This code assumes we need to set the third bit in a 32 bit register located at 0x12345678.
var address = new System.IntPtr(0x12345678);
Marshal.WriteInt32(address, Marshal.ReadInt32(address) | (1 << 3));
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Nicola Sturgeon: An independent Scotland could rejoin EU relatively quickly
by Scotsman ReporterScotland would be able to rejoin the EU relatively quickly if it were independent, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said.
Ms Sturgeon said that Scotland would be "seeking a way back in" to the EU if Brexit goes ahead.
Scotland voted by 62% to remain in the European Union in 2016, and the SNP is keen to halt Brexit.
Ms Sturgeon has already said she wants a fresh ballot on independence to take place in the second half of 2020.
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In a BBC interview with Andrew Neil, Ms Sturgeon said that if Scotland becomes independent she believes the timescale for rejoining the EU would be quite fast.
She said: "I'm not going to give you a specific timescale for that.
"In all of my experience of discussions with different interests in the European Union I think that could be relatively quick but that will depend on the discussions we have.
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Asked whether Scotland could join the EU while using the currency of a non-member state, she told the BBC: "We would be setting up a central bank, we would be setting up the infrastructure that is required for that, that is part of the discussion we would have about the European Union, but it is not true to say we would have had to have established an independent currency before joining the European Union."
She added: "We would have a discussion with the EU about the journey an independent Scotland was on in terms of currency, and the accession if Scotland was already out of the EU to the point where we rejoined the EU.
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I am a cryptography researcher with a professional focus on cryptographic technologies demanded by real-world applications (such as end-to-end security, secure data access control, and authentication). Moreover, I am particularly interested in advanced cryptographic security measures for key exchanges to achieve forward security and hybridization techniques towards quantum-safe systems.
Before joining the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology – Austria’s largest Research and Technology Organization (RTO) – in 2016, I held a post-doc position at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) in Germany.
In 2015, I received my PhD (Dr. rer. nat.) in cryptography from KIT under the supervision of Prof. Dennis Hofheinz (now at ETH Zurich) on advanced cryptographic building blocks (i.e., identity-based encryption with strong security guarantees). Larger-scale teaching activities included Algorithms I (lab, ST 2015) and IT security (lab, ST 2013), encompassed by several smaller-scale seminars and labs.
In 2010, I received my Diploma in computer science from the Technical University of Braunschweig in Germany with a major in cryptography and software engineering. From March to September 2008, I worked as a software-development intern for Siemens USA in Princeton, New Jersey.
News and activities:
- August 2023: Accepted papers on forward security in updatable encryption at TCC 2023 and on functional encryption with updatable ciphertexts in the Journal of Cryptology.
- August 2023: (Virtual) presentation at PQCrypto 2023 on hybrid authenticated key exchange.
- August 2023: I will serve as a program committee member of ICISSP 2024 and GI Sicherheit 2024.
- June 2023: Accepted paper on hybrid authenticated key exchange at PQCrypto 2023.
- May 2023: I will serve as a program committee member of CANS 2023.
- Apr. 2023: I attended EUROCRYPT 2023 in Lyon.
- Jan. 2023: Accepted paper on strongly secure messaging at EUROCRYPT 2023.
- Dez. 2022: From 7 to 9 December, I visited Dominique Schröder's group at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg and gave a presentation on Forward Security.
- Oct. 2022: I will serve as a program committee member of the Security Standardisation Research Conference 2023.
- Sep. 2022: From 19 to 23 September, I visited Dennis Hofheinz' group at ETH Zurich and held a talk on Puncturable Encryption.
- Apr. 2022: I attended Real World Crypto Symposium 2022 in Amsterdam and gave a contributed talk on Puncturable Encryption.
Recent research visits:
- Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (Prof. Dominique Schröder, 12/2022)
- ETH Zurich (Prof. Dennis Hofheinz, 09/2022)
- Royal Holloway, University of London (Prof. Martin R. Albrecht, now at King's College London and SandboxAQ, 10/2018)
- Paderborn University (Prof. Tibor Jager, now at Bergische Universität Wuppertal, 03/2017)
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- Security Standardisation Research Conference 2023
- IMA International Conference on Cryptography and Coding 2019
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- ARES Workshops 2023, 2022 & 2020
- IFIP Summer School on Privacy and Identity Management 2019 & 2018
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- EUROCRYPT 2023, 2022
- ASIACRYPT 2022, 2021, 2016, 2015
- ACM CCS 2023, 2022, 2020
- USENIX Security 2021
- IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy 2022
- ICALP 2022
- PKC 2023, 2020, 2018, 2017, 2016
- IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security 2022
- IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing 2022, 2021
- Designs, Codes and Cryptography 2022
Current projects:
- QCI-CAT (Digital European Program, 2022-2025)
- PETRUS (Digital European Program, 2022-2025)
- TeamAware (EU HORIZON 2020, 2021-2024)
- PROFET (FWF, netidee SCIENCE, 2019-2023)
- QKD4GOV (KIRAS, 2021-2023)
Completed projects:
- COMP4DRONES (EU HORIZON 2020, ECSEL, 2019-2023)
- SECREDAS (EU HORIZON 2020, ECSEL, 2018-2021)
- IoT4CPS (FFG and BMK, ICT of the Future, 2017-2020)
- PRISMACLOUD (EU HORIZON 2020, 2015-2018)
- CREDENTIAL (EU HORIZON 2020, 2015-2018)
Selected invited talks and activities:
- Invited talk on Forward Security (ETH Zurich, 2022)
- Invited talk on Forward Security (FAU Nürnberg-Erlangen, 2022)
- Invited lecture on Redactable Blockchains (with Daniel Slamanig, TU Vienna, 2021)
- Invited talk on Attribute-Based Encryption for Strong Access Control (ETSI Security Week, 2020)
- Invited lectures on Advanced Public-Key Encryption (TU Vienna, 2020 & 2019)
- Invited talk on Security, Safety, and Privacy-by-Design (Austrian Standards, 2020, press coverage in futurezone and Austrian Standards)
- Invited talk on Attribute-Based Encryption for strong access control (Graz Security Days for Industry, 2019)
- Invited talk on Forward Security (Royal Holloway, University of London, 2018)
- Involvement in ETSI STF 529 on standardizing Attribute-Based Encryption (press release from ETSI)
Selected teaching & supervision:
- Teaching: Redactable Blockchains (invited lecture, WT 2021 at TU Vienna), Advanced Public-Key Encryption (invited lecture, WT 2020 at TU Vienna), Advanced Public-Key Encryption (invited lecture, WT 2019 at TU Vienna), Algorithms I (TA, ST 2015 at KIT), IT security (TA, ST 2013 at KIT)
- Diploma theses: Christian Matt (2011), Alexander Mai (2014)
- Interns: Denis Jahic (Jul.-Sep. 2021), Alexander Zikulnig (Aug.-Sep. 2022)


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DETROIT ROCK CITY (New Line) Starring: Edward Furlong, Sam Huntington, James DeBello, Giuseppe Andrews, Lin Shaye, Melanie Lynskey, Natasha Lyonne, KISS. Screenplay: Carl V. Dupre. Producers: Barry Levine, Gene Simmons and Kathleen Haase. Director: Adam Rifkin.
By any objective standard -- assuming the term isn't meaningless as it applies to film criticism -- DETROIT ROCK CITY is pretty inexcusable stuff. The humor sticks fairly consistently to drugs, alcohol, and other undesirable teen behavior. The Catholic Church is a constant target for insults, with priests variously portrayed as larcenous or lecherous. The four principal characters have little or no personality, and aren't terribly sympathetic. It's a frantically paced effort, the infantile gags thrown around with a "quantity beats quality" mentality. A sensible adult human being clearly would be well-advised to hurl himself as far from this film as possible.
Unless, of course, that adult human being happens to have been a member of the KISS Army in 1978. That's when this nostalgic teen comedy is set, sending its four garage band-mate protagonists -- Hawk (Edward Furlong), Jam (Sam Huntington), Trip (James DeBello) and Lex (Giuseppe Andrews) -- on a trip from their Ohio home to Detroit, where they will do anything to score tickets to a concert by the band they adore: KISS. The quartet find themselves caught up in various rowdy misadventures as they try to get into the Cobo Hall show, including feuding with disco-lovers, entering strip contests, and trying to escape the wrath of Jam's fanatically religious mother (Lin Shaye).
Director Adam Rifkin certainly took many of his cues for DETROIT ROCK CITY from the seminal film about high schoolers desperately seeking tickets to a hot band's concert, Paul Bartel's Ramones love-in ROCK 'N' ROLL HIGH SCHOOL. There are far worse models for a film of this kind.  Teenage viewers may be content to snigger at the sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll gags, but the cartoonish delivery of those gags makes them more fun than they have any right to be.
Then again, I viewed DETROIT ROCK CITY through some fairly rose-tinted spectacles. Though sporadically guffaw-inducing as a teen sex farce, it's far more appealing as a pure nostalgia trip for a 30-something ex-headbanger. The soundtrack, though heavy on the KISS tunes, also delivers Blue Oyster Cult, Cheap Trick, Thin Lizzy and the aforementioned Ramones, not to mention the occasional disco selection. The 70's icons -- 8-track tapes, Stretch Armstrong action figures and Farrah Fawcett posters among them -- set just the right atmosphere. But Carl V. Dupre's script is best appreciated by those who spent their adolescence fighting off the scorn of the "KISS sucks" contingent, playing air guitar to Ace Frehley solos and dreaming of attending a true rock spectacle. It's filled with throwaway KISS references only a true fan could love, like Trip's ironic, pre-"I Was Made for Lovin' You" insistence that "KISS would never do some bull**** disco song." In all the ways that count, you really did have to be there.
It would be easy enough to begin and end with the idea that I was bored and/or repulsed by DETROIT ROCK CITY, annoyed by the projectile vomiting humor and the limp dialogue. I could rightly acknowledge my frustration with set-ups designed mostly to work teenage boys into a lather of lust or disgust. And I could note that while the performers work hard to be appealing, there's just not much appealing about the characters. When it comes right down to it, the four teens are just types, representations of everyone who wanted to go to a KISS concert so bad they could taste the flashpot smoke...guys like me, for instance. DETROIT ROCK CITY isn't a good film, but it's a film I couldn't resist. As hard as it is under the best of circumstances to watch a film objectively, it's even harder when you're watching the story of your life.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 KISS-stories: 6.
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by John LawlessMaking friends as an adult can be difficult, and the Vernon Newcomers Club is hoping to change that and bring people together.
Membership for the club is open for everyone aged 19 and up, and is only $25 per person until Dec 31. The membership provides access to exclusive social events like curling, virtual golf, scotch tasting and a Grey Cup party at Don Cherry's Sports Bar & Grill, just to name a few. The club is also open to taking new suggestions for activities as well.
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Announcing the Release of Harbor 1.7!
We’re pleased to announce the release of Harbor 1.7 with lots of under-the-hood
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Harbor v1.7 brings to fruition a number of features we’ve been working on over
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- Image retagging – the ability to apply a new tag to an image after it has been pushed to Harbor. This is particularly useful in cases where images are being promoted in a CI pipeline to production or when images need to be retagged programmatically, or when a user desires to retag container images to different repositories or projects
- Online garbage collection – Harbor can now clean up deleted images from the backend storage and no longer requires the Harbor stack to be stopped before performing a GC operation. This is tremendous news for those who leverage Harbor in environments with CI pipeline resulting in large image churn
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- Polished Helm chart functionality – continuing to polish our Helm chart support and fixing various small bugs around this feature, including:
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We’re always on the lookout for ways to polish the project and we’ve made some
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capabilities when starting containers (principle of least privilege!)
- Bumped Clair version – Harbor now ships with Clair v2.0.7
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- Miscellaneous – support for longer usernames, refactoring our UI code, enabling markdown support in our project description, etc. are all small polish-like changes to the project, but the little things do matter :)
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Ways to Promote your Small Business on Facebook from Businessnewsdaily.com
6 Steps to Promoting your Small Business on Facebook
Small business owners can’t afford to ignore Facebook.
Nearly all consumers use the Web to search for local businesses – and most of them are on Facebook. The website is the biggest social networking platform in the world by far, with more than a billion active users.
Meanwhile, the social media giant is steadily rolling out features to help users find small businesses, while helping small businesses connect with potential new customers.
A good Facebook presence can help you engage your fans and grow your business. But with so many ways to promote your business on Facebook, it’s hard to know where to start.
1. Create your Page
Your Facebook Page is your business’ home base on the social networking site. A Page is a lot like a regular Facebook profile, but for brands and businesses.
You will interact with Facebook Read More
How to make Money From Facebook: inc.com
With a 13-year track record of helping network marketing organizations and small businesses achieve unprecedented growth, Jim Lupkin decided it was time to share his strategies with the world. He turned to best-selling author, Brian Carter. Carter, trusted by brands like NBC, Microsoft, and PrideStaff, has guided businesses to 800 percent profits and higher with Facebook marketing.
After reading Lupkin's case study on a network marketing company that grew over seventy-million in sales with his approach, Carter knew it was time for the pair to co-author a book. The authors are quick to mention, however, that Network Marketing For Facebook is not valuable to only the network marketing industry. "We were not surprised to hear that sales professionals and entrepreneurs love the book too," says Carter. "These techniques will work for your business if your personal brand is part of the sales process."
Why Facebook you may ask? "Wouldn't it make sense to join the community with the most people?" says Lupkin. "Facebook has more than one billion users and is five times more popular than the next most popular social network."
Here's just a taste of what you'll find inside the cover of Network Marketing For Facebook.
1. Create an appealing Facebook profile.
When someone knows, likes and trusts you, they're more willing to hear about your business. Your profile gives you this opportunity when you use your profile picture; cover image, and "about" section properly Read More
Here is how to Choose the Best Profile picture for Facebook from bitrebels.com
Guide For Choosing The Best Facebook Profile Picture [Flowchart]
You can tell a lot about a person from his or her Facebook profile picture. Unlike Twitter, people on Facebook change their profile pictures often, and it sometimes surprises me what people choose. You never really know who is going to see that photo, and once it’s out there, it’s out there if you know what I mean. It turns out, there may be more psychology embedded in that Facebook photo than you realize. This guide will help you choose the best Facebook profile picture ever. Read More
Check Out This Article from vimm.com on how to increase traffic to your Facebook event :
Top 10 Things You Need to Know to Get More Traffic to Your Facebook Event
If your business or non-profit is hosting an event and you want the word to spread, Facebook Events is a great place to start. However, simply creating an event in Facebook does not equate to a successful event and large turn-out. There’s more work to be done to get the most out of this tool.Read More
How do I create a Facebook event?
To create a private or public event:
- Click Events in the left menu of your News Feed
- Click Create in the top right
- Click Create Private Event to choose between a private or public event
- Fill in the event name, details, location and time
- Click Create
You'll be taken to your event where you can invite guests, upload photos, share posts and edit event details.
Note: You're not able to change the Privacy Settings once you've created the event.


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Ladakh is a union territory in the Kashmir region of India. Formerly falling in the state of Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh was administered a union territory on 31st October 2019. Extending from the Siachen Glacier to the main Great Himalayas, Ladakh is a land like no other. Ladakh is an adventure playground for climbing, jeeps tours, rafting and high-altitude trekking. Note that Leh Ladakh is inaccessible by road outside the summer months. The road passes close altogether from around October to May, and the only way to reach left is by air.
Nestled amidst Nilgiri hills, Ooty, also known as Udagamandalam, is a hill station in Tamil Nadu which serves as a top-rated tourist destination. Once regarded as the summer headquarters of the East India Company, the Queen of the hills is a pictures que getaway. Dotted with tea gardens, serene waterfalls, winding country lanes, and charming colonial architecture, Ooty is the perfect respite everyone. Popular among couples and honeymooners, Ooty allures its visitors with the panoramic views of the Nilgiri mountains.
Nestled in between the snow-capped slopes of the Pir Panjal and the Dhauladhar ranges, Manali is one of the most popular hill stations in the country. With jaw-dropping views, lush green forests, sprawling meadows carpeted with flowers, gushing blue streams, a perpetual fairy-tale like mist lingering in the air, and a persistent fragrance of pines - Manali has been blessed with extraordinary scenic beauty. From museums to temples, from quaint little hippie villages to bustling upscale streets, river adventures to trekking trails, Manali has every reason to be the tourist magnet it is, all year round.
Dotted with the apple orchards, old oaks, and pine trees there is no dearth of natural beauty in Auli. Apart from skiing you can also go for numerous treks in the hills of Garhwal Himalayas and enjoy the spellbinding views of the snow-draped mountains.it is a popular hill resort in the Himalayan range dating back to the 8th Century AD. The Garhwal Mandal Vikas Nigam Limited (GMVL) runs a ski resort and a ski rental shop. Auli is a popular skiing destination in India because of its glittering slopes and clean environment.
Famously known as ‘Heaven on Earth’, Srinagar is located in the union territory of Jammu & Kashmir, on the banks of river Jhelum. As picturesque as the most stunning painting to ever be painted, Srinagar is known for the stationary houseboats and colourful Shikararas on Dal Lake. The main draw of Sringara, the gondola-type rowboats - Shikaras are used by the tourists to see attractions like the Floating Vegetable Market, and the Mir Bahris – a lively community of people who live on the lake itself.
Shimla is the capital Himachal Pradesh in India and a popular hill-station among Indian families and honeymooners. Situated at the height of 2200m, Shimla was the summer capital of British India. Shimla still retains its old-world charm with beautiful colonial architecture, pedestrian-friendly Mall Road and the ridge lined up with multiple shops, cafes and restaurants. The weather is pleasant for most of the months with tourists flocking especially during the summer months. The winters are cold with some days of snow from mid-December till February end.
Mussoorie is one of the most popular hill stations located at a distance of 290 km from Delhi in Dehradun district of Uttarakhand. With a backdrop of Shivalik range of Himalayas and doon valley, Mussoorie, also known as Queen of The Hills, stands at an altitude of 7000 feet above sea level and has a cool, pleasant climate throughout the year. Once the British summer capital, Mussoorie is a popular getaway for honeymooners and families. The fact that it was a popular holiday destination during the British era can be seen from British.
Jaw dropping locales, mesmerising sunrises, the untouched beauty of the hills, the old-world charm of the past, and the welcoming smiles of the local people all add up to make Darjeeling one of the most beautiful hill stations in Eastern part of India. Spread over a steep mountain ridge, nestled amidst acres of lush green tea plantations, Darjeeling stands at the height of 2,050 meters above sea level, thus boasting of cool climes all year round. This scenic hill station is the perfect getaway for a romantic honeymoon and is just around 700 kilometres away from Kolkata.
Mcleodganj is a hill station near Dharamshala, popular among trekkers. Located in Kangra district, Mcleodganj's culture is a beautiful blend of Tibetan with some British influence. also known as Little Lhasa and famous around the world for being home to the Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama, Mcleod Ganj is a beautiful town situated near upper Dharamsala.Nestled amidst majestic hills and lush greenery, this town is culturally blessed by a prominent Tibetan influence owing to the major settlement of Tibetans here.
Munnar is a popular hill-station of Kerala perched at an altitude of 1600 metres in the Western Ghats. Famous for its tea estates, various shades of green, blankets of mist and craggy peaks, Munnar is aptly known as the 'Kashmir of South India'. Situated on the banks of three rivers- Madupetti, Nallathanni and Periavaru, Munnar is also blessed with natural view-points apart from the tea-plantations. Munnar is divided into Old Munnar, where the tourist information office is, and Munnar, where the bus station and most guest houses are located.
Located amidst imposing mountains in Karnataka with a perpetually misty landscape, Coorg is the place to be for all nature lovers. This popular coffee producing hill station is not only popular for its beautiful green hills and the streams cutting right through them. It also stands as a popular destination because of its culture and people. The Kodavas, a local clan specialising in martial arts, are especially notable for their keen hospitality. Coorg, officially known as Kodagu,is the most affluent hill station in Karnataka.
Kasol is a quaint little village in Himachal situated along the banks of the river Parvati. Commonly known as the 'Amsterdam of India', Kasol is a tourist attraction that is rapidly gaining fame as a popular hub for trekkers, backpackers,and nature lovers. Kasol is situated 23 kms from Bhuntar and next to the religious town of Manikaran and is one of the best places in the country just to sit back and chill in the panorama of snow-clad mountains, pine trees and gurgling river.


Region
A region is an area in the Pokemon universe that is a small part of a nation. At the moment, there are 8 regions (not counting the side ones). Each region has its own Pokemon professor, which provides a unique set of Pokemon for beginner trainers (Water-type, Fire-type, and Grass-type). Each region also has a unique set of eight Gym Leaders, as well as a Regional Elite Four and a Champion.


This bonus event happened on Sunday at 1pm EST. Teams were told to send 0 or 1 participants who like art. Participants were split into groups of size ~20 and given slices of a famous painting, photo or picture to draw. After slices of the picture were drawn, a moderator puts them into a Google doc and allows the participants to re-arrange the slices in order to try to recreate and recognize what the image is.
Afterwards, each group tries to ID the arranged mosaics drawn by the other groups. Each group gets 1 point for each image they correctly ID and also for each group that correctly IDs their own image.
At the end of the event, participants are given the answer to the event, which is PINEAPPLE. They need to enter this answer in order to get the prize for this bonus event, which is 100 JUICE for every round.


| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
1 tablet |
oral |
Unknown |
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| T+ 0:00 |
repeated |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
| T+ 0:45 |
2 tablets |
oral |
Unknown |
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[Erowid Note: Ecstasy tablets are notoriously impure or misrepresented, often containing chemicals other than the one they are presumed to contain. This report is marked as an MDMA report, but readers should be aware that this is more of a general Ecstasy report and the contents are unknown; the tablets consumed may have contained an MD* compound or none at all, with our without other chemicals.]
Over the past few months, I have become much more experimental with drugs. Aside from daily smoking pot, I have acquired somewhat of a taste (smell?) for cocaine, which I use at MOST once every month or so. I have delved into the realm of perscription drugs off and on for the past 3-4 years. After all the chemicals I have introduced to my body, I am most fond of Ecstacy. Since my first time 'rolling' around January '06, I have only rolled about 5-6 times since then (now sept. '06).
Last night, I acquired 3 rolls from a friend. Two were yellow music notes, and one was a green music note. I have taken both types before and found them to be VERY good, with the green ones being, in my opinion, the best. Throughout the night, I was in a comfortable environment around people I completely trust (3 people total counting myself). I was the only person rolling. We were all smoking marijuana from a joint and water bong. Once we attain said substance(s), I wait until we're almost at Friend A's house before taking the pills.
T 0:00 - riding in Friend A's car, I take two of the yellow pills with a small drink of sprite to wash it down. Nothing else to drink until I feel the onset.
T +0:30 - feeling the onset of rolls, have already smoked a joint and 2 bowls from the water bong. Mild, yet obvious tracers appear in vision. I decide to get a glass of water and pop the last music note (the green one).
T +0:45 - not really much more than when I popped the last pill, just edging more and more towards peak. Feeling VERY sedate due to marijuana and mindset.
T +1:15 - I am rolling hardcore now. I see tracers on almost everything. My sense of touch is GREATLY enhanced. I want to talk..no, better yet, I want to lead conversations! Which, is bad, mostly because I can't even form a complete sentance at this point. I thought I had left my phone in Friend A's car, so I got his keys and looked in his car for my phone. Though I didn't find the phone, the trip (a whole 30 feet round trip) was an oddysey.
T +2:00 - instead of actually talking, I begin to relay my thoughts through body language and eyesight. I don't know if anyone else understood what I was saying at the time, but I knew! I really starting to wonder if I took too much. My friends are saying I'm starting to look really bad. Pupils were massively dilated and bloodshot (from marijuana). I can't stand in one spot without losing balance, yet walking around comes so completely natural.
T +2:15 - I take my shoes off and walk barefoot in back yard. Cold dew on the grass touching my bare feet creates such an electric feeling. I have never felt so alive, in fact, this is the best feeling I have EVER had! My friends still say I look bad and keep telling me to let them know if I stop feeling GOOD and start feeling BAD. I reassured them I knew what felt good and what felt bad. I told them that no matter how bad I looked, unless I say otherwise, I had never felt better.
T +2:45 - ok, this is a new sensation for me. I am rolling SO HARD!!! I can feel every pore on my body. Every single breath I take, I can actually feel the chemical reactions that take place with each breath!  I stare at Friend A's wall for almost 20 minutes because it's one of the most interesting things I've ever seen. My eyes are twitching back and forth uncontrollably making it impossible to read or see anything with clarity up close. Distance sight is not a problem, just trying to focus on nearby objects is impossible.
T +3:00 - I have never rolled this hard for this long. I assumed I was very close to my comedown, so I agreed to leave with Friend A. He is taking me back to my car, which is about 15 miles or so away from where we were. On the trip to my car, we stopped at a gas station to get some drinks. I bought some sports drinks and some OJ. On the way to his house, I found out that I was nowhere NEAR comedown, as I started a second volley of hardcore rolling.

[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!] during the first trip around his neighborhood, I was literally hallucinating. I was seeing people walking down the road, but when I would look again, they would vanish in a cloud of smoke. I could WATCH them vanish. I parked the car in his driveway and decided to wait a little longer.
T +4:00 - it was already almost 4am by this time, and I was still hallucinating. I really really needed to get back home. While I think this was a retarted decision, I decided to begin the journey home. My drive from Friend A's house is a little less than an hour. I decided that if I took back roads and went only as fast as I could stand, I would be alright. Although nothing bad happened on the way home, I saw multiple occasions which it could have. The entire trip home I was hallucinating. I would just see people walking on the side of the road, and the closer I got, they just vanished. The way my headlights were lighting the road created very odd patterns, some of which I believe I could only perceive in that particular state of mind. It took me over an hour and a half to get home.
Once I returned home, I went to my bedroom and lost complete track of time. I was sitting in front of my computer just looking at it. I was still hallucinating, but mildly at this point. I kept seeing people in my closet, like they were stealing my clothes. I actually held a conversation with a friend of mine who was in there, and at the end of it, I told him to get out.
I'm not sure, but I'm almost positive that I overdosed that night. My heart was racing, I was sweating, and my eyes COULD NOT stay still. My thought patterns were VERY irrational. Mostly, I've only heard rare occasions of people hallucinating on X. Throughout the night, I was not thinking 'Oh my god, I'm gonna die'... rather, I somehow kept the mindset of 'This is the best I've ever felt in my life!!' I believe that fact saved me a trip to the hospital. As I said above, I may not know my limits when it comes to drugs, but I DO know what feels good and what doesn't. I also know that if I feel bad or have negative thoughts, this is most likely how my trip will end up.
I am writing this at about T+21:00 and all I can really say is that I am very much e-tarted. Anything more than getting up to use the restroom requires too much energy and most likely will not be done. Unlike most people, my e-tardation does not depress me. After a roll on E, it almost seems I realize what wonder and beauty surrounds me.
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.


Custom Graphics and Labels
This tutorial illustrates how Cytoscape's Custom Graphics can be used to add graphs, charts and other graphics to node, and how to combine Custom Graphics with the enhancedGraphics app for specialized visualizations.
To get started, install the enhancedGraphics app via Apps → App Store → Show App Store.
Loading Network
For this tutorial, we will be using the Yeast Perturbation sample session in the Cytoscape Starter Panel.
- Launch Cytoscape and open the Yeast Perturbation session file from the Cytoscape Starter Panel.
- In the Style interface, switch to the default style in the drop-down at the top.
- Switch the default node Fill Color to a light grey.
- Zoom in to see a few nodes clearly. The nodes are labeled with yeast ORF identifiers.
Custom Graphics Bar Chart
In this example, we will create a bar chart with the three expression values, gal1RGexp, gal4RGexp and gal80Rexp, available as attributes in the session file.
- In the Style interface, click on default (Def.) for the Image/Chart 1 property.
- In the Graphics interface, select the Charts tab.
- We are going to use the default selected graph type, Grouped Bar Chart.
- In the Available Columns list, select the three columns with expression data: gal1RGexp, gal4RGexp and gal80Rexp. You may need to remove columns selected by default from the Selected Columns list, this should only list our three columns of interest.
- Expand the Customize section and click the Color Palette button. Under ColorBrewer Qualitative, select the Paired colors palette (light blue/blue/green).
- Click Apply.
- The chart is now centered on the node. To move it, select Paint → Custom Paint → Image/Chart Position 1 from the Properties drop-down menu.
- Click on the Def. column of this new entry to bring up a position editor.
- Drag the darker blue Object to right below the node. Click OK to continue. You may have to adjust this positioning a few times to achieve an optimal visualization.
The nodes in your network should now look like this:
Custom Graphics Heatmap
Next we are going to create a horizontal heatmap of the same three data columns.
- Add another Custom Graphic by selecting Paint → Custom Paint → Image/Chart 2 from the Properties drop-down menu.
- Click on the Def. column of Image/Chart 2.
- Under Charts select Heatmap option (third icon from the left). Again, select the three columns containing expression data; gal1RGexp, gal4RGexp and gal80Rexp, and remove any other columns selected by default.
- Under Customize, select Horizontal Orientation.
- Select the Cyan-White-Yellow color scheme.
- Click Apply.
For the heatmap, we can keep the default placement. The nodes in your network should now look like this:
Custom Graphics Pie Chart
Finally, we will create a pie chart with two columns, Radiality and Degree.
- Add a third Custom Graphic under Paint → Custom Paint → Image/Chart 3.
- Define a Pie Chart with the Radiality and Degree columns.
- Keep the rest of the settings default and click Apply.
- Add the Image/Chart Position 3 property and position the chart to the left of the node.
Additional Custom Graphics
There are several other graphics available through the default Custom Graphics in Cytoscape:
- Bar chart subtypes: Grouped, Stacked, Heat Strips and Up-Down
- Box charts
- Line charts
- Ring charts
For more detailed information on how to use Custom Graphics, see the Cytoscape Manual.
Enhanced Graphics Node Label
The nodes in the network are labeled with the corresponding protein names (yeast), but there is additional information in the
Data Node Table that could be useful to display on the nodes. We are going to use a combination of Custom Graphics and the enhancedGraphics app to create a second node label for the yeast gene common name, which is available as the node attribute COMMON.
This involves three steps:
- Creating a new column with information interpreted by the EnhancedGraphics App.
- Mapping this new column to a Custom Graphic.
- Positioning the new label.
Create a new column
- In the Data Node Table, click the plus sign to add a new column. In the drop-down menu, select
New Single Column → String.
- In the Create New String Column dialog, enter a name for your new column, in this case Label 2.
- This creates a new empty column in the Data Node Table.
Fill new column
The new column will define a new attribute that we will use for mapping to the Custom Graphics property. This new
attribute has to be in the form of mappings recognized by the enhancedGraphics app. For more details on the enhancedGraphics format,
see the manual.
For our purposes, we will define a new mapping for a label based on the column COMMON:
label: attribute=COMMON labelsize=10 outline=false background=false color=red
- In the first cell of the Label 2 column, enter the new mapping and click enter. Your new entry may disappear to the bottom of the column; just click on the column header once or twice to re-sort.
- Right-click on the new entry and select Apply to entire column. This will fill the column with the same mapping.
Mapping new label to Custom Graphic
We now have a new attribute that we can use for the mapping.
Positioning the Custom Graphic
- Add the Image/Chart Position 4 property and position the chart in the top right.
You may have to adjust this positioning a few times to achieve an optimal visualization.
- Lets also move the main node label. In the Properties drop-down, select Label Position and use the position editor to move the label to the bottom half of the node.
Other Enhanced Graphics Label Features
- The enhancedGraphics app labels can also be used to draw outlined fonts that stand out against lighter or darker nodes
- Consider the following:
label: attribute="COMMON" labelsize=12 labelAlignment=left outline=true outlineColor=white outlineWidth=1 color=black
- This will create a label with a white outline that will stand out in a darker background:


val shortName: String
Short name of the rule to be used as a title or header.
shortName - Short name of the rule to be used as a title or header.
shortName


| 007:161 Khan | : |
And (remember) when it was said to them: "Dwell in this town (Jerusalem) and eat therefrom wherever you wish, and say, '(O Allah) forgive our sins'; and enter the gate prostrate (bowing with humility). We shall forgive you your wrong- doings. We shall increase (the reward) for the good-doers." |
| 007:161 Maulana | : |
And when it was said to them: Dwell in this town and eat from it whence you wish, and make petition for forgiveness, and enter the gate submissively, We shall forgive you your wrongs. We shall give more to the doers of good. |
| 007:161 Pickthal | : |
And when it was said unto them: Dwell in this township and eat therefrom whence ye will, and say "Repentance," and enter the gate prostrate; We shall forgive you your sins; We shall increase (reward) for the right-doers. |
| 007:161 Rashad | : |
Recall that they were told, "Go into this town to live, and eat therefrom as you please, treat the people amicably, and enter the gate humbly. We will then forgive your transgressions. We will multiply the reward for the righteous." |
| 007:161 Sarwar | : |
When they were told, "Settle down in this town, eat as you wish, seek forgiveness and enter the gate prostrating yourselves (in obedience to the Lord) and We will forgive you your sins and increase the reward of the righteous people, |
| 007:161 Shakir | : |
And when it was said to them: Reside in this town and eat from it wherever you wish, and say, Put down from us our heavy burdens: and enter the gate making obeisance, We will forgive you your wrongs: We will give more to those who do good (to others). |
| 007:161 Sherali | : |
And remember the time when it was said to them, 'Dwell in this town and eat therefrom wherever you will, and say, 'God ! lighten our burden,' and enter the gate in humility, WE shall forgive you your sins, and surely WE shall give increase to those who do good.' |
| 007:161 Yusufali | : |
And remember it was said to them: "Dwell in this town and eat therein as ye wish, but say the word of humility and enter the gate in a posture of humility: We shall forgive you your faults; We shall increase (the portion of) those who do good." |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > أوامر الله إليهم Religions>Children of Israel>Allah's Orders to them الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > حالاتهم Religions>Children of Israel>Their Status
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It was a busy week—papers and studying filled every waking moment. Despite my unfavorable situation, I managed to plough through the sea of work. A relaxing Saturday was in order; I was in the mood for some self-reflection and much deserved free time. I devised the following plans to satiate my needs: get an early start to the day, dose 2C-P, visit a museum, stop by the opening of a long-awaited art exhibition, and see where the rest of the night takes me.
A trusted source gifted me an 11mg sample of 2C-P. Crafty scale work pinpointed actual weight to be 8mg ±1. Contents dissolved in water and stored in oral syringe. I refrained from going out Friday night in anticipation of Saturday’s adventure—I needed to be my best. Alarm sounds at 9:30AM. I’m out of bed and ready for the day at 10:30AM. 10:35AM the fun begins.
+0:00 8mg ±1 dosed rectally via oral syringe. I was tiding up my room when the butterflies roused in my stomach.
+0:05 My upper back was tight—stretching and breathing techniques followed as the familiar hints of a phenethylamine come-up crawled through my body.
+0:25 The subtle hints morphed into a wave of drowsiness. I laid down and closed my eyes—I debated over the blanket, but finally decided to cover myself from head to toe. My dark cocoon was littered with bright, indistinct CEVs in every direction.
+0:45 As I roused myself, the effects continued to intensify. My body was cold and I needed my glasses to see. The nervous-excitement began to build. 2C-P was certainly no walk in the park; tight muscles and waves of short-lived stomach discomfort proved to be cumbersome. Although not alarmingly uncomfortable, I reminded myself to remain calm and centered.
+1:15 After a number of futile attempts at browsing the web, the lights in my head finally began to flicker. I opened up a blank document as my thoughts drifted to the many fabricated stereotypes and biased rejection of psychedelics. Because I am required to conceal my psychedelic activities from a large portion of the people I encounter, I often find myself second guessing myself. I wrote this short bit:
'Why can’t this be normal? Why do we have the incessant need to ‘be normal’?
What is ‘normal’? How do I identify with normal? Clearly I don’t.
But what about the people that do? That’s not normal.”
+2:15 My roommate brings by a friend to smoke—I refrain from indulging while we chat and play some good music.
+2:30 L, my close friend and partner in crime, stopped by while doing his laundry. We listened to some more music, joked, and discussed our respective days. L reads what I’ve written and relates a story about a group of his friends from home who inhibit themselves and their relationships by striving for ‘normalcy.’
A self-inflicted disease of character best describes my feelings towards the matter.  How did this come to be? In part, it is most certainly a result of the pressure placed on the individual to follow a predetermined life-path. I was finally able to establish a smooth flow of communicative output.
+2:45 L leaves to grab his laundry. I drifted in and out conversation with roommate and co. while my thoughts shifted from normalcy to validation:
'How do I validate my existence? Why do I even need to validate my existence? What ground does that stand on? Whose values uphold a particular validation?
What about the individuals whose validation stems from the invalidation of another human being? What if our lives (and all that resides on Earth) have an intrinsic value that cannot be stripped? In this scenario, the only validation necessary is proof of existence.'
+3:15 L returns and smokes a bowl; once again, I refrain. L planned on DJ’ing a small party that night and was a bit nervous that the crowd wouldn’t be appreciative of his music selection. We discussed this for a short while before turning to validation.
L looks at what I’ve written and finds issue with the semantics of the word itself. After a short back and forth, L and I found ourselves looking in the mirror: in our attempts to invalidate validation, were we falling into the same trap as those who find importance in this validation?
+3:50 L and I parted ways. I double checked the address of my destination and prepared to leave—I was ready to face the world.
+4:00 I exited the building and meandered my way towards the subway. The weather was beautiful, people were smiling, and each song that came on spoke directly to my internal dialogue. I couldn’t help but think that random isn’t so random. The subway proved uneventful.
+4:30 Walking up the subway steps was particularly awkward—my muscles felt like they were turning into themselves. The shift from the subway to the concrete streets was wild. I soaked in the sun and listened to my music as I walked down the street. Buildings were outrageously magnificent. I marveled at mankind's ability to design and build these beautiful monsters.
+4:45 I soon realized the magnitude of this experience.  Why was I so attracted to such long-lasting psychedelics? While making headway towards my destination, I analyzed the question. Then it hit me: I’m not comfortable in my own skin. This wasn’t new news per-se, but it was something I’ve ever really admitted to myself. It’s about time.
As such, I often seek out long-lasting psychedelic experiences that offer me a chance to settle my mind before I fully immerse myself in a new adventure.
+5:00 After accepting this fact, my mood immediately lifted. An electric grin crossed my face and I turned to wave at a troop of little girls passing by. The walk signal changed and invited me to cross the street. I watched a lady pull in front of me and pick up her pace. Then something weird happened.
As I reveled in my new ‘discovery,’ I momentarily got lost in thought. When I came to, my field of vision was almost completely blurred. A tunnel appeared and time began to move faster; I watched the woman in front of me move at a strikingly fast pace. “BEEPBEEPBEEPBEEPBEEP” filled my head as my hovering chest was ‘pulled’ ahead. Whoa.
When I returned to reality, I felt lighter. My grin got bigger and my eyes wider—what a day this was going to be.
+5:30 I arrived at the museum. Before I discuss the specifics, I must first make clear my views on the museum experience. Put simply, I am not a fan—when visiting museums, I often struggle with the delivery of the information to the viewer. As an outsider looking in, I am constantly reminded of Michael Foucault’s concept of ‘the other.’ Cultures of ‘primitive’ and distant peoples are often portrayed as alien to our very species. Instead of presenting exhibits in an enriching, engaging way, museum curators often force viewers into a mode of thought that inhibits a complete, satisfactory understanding of the material at hand. As I entered the bottom floor, I was reminded of just that.
Their education, living experience, and dwellings were presented in such a manner that I was struck by a sense of ‘not good enough.’ My friend C met up to enjoy the museum with me. The next topic of conversation was semantics. While describing the landscape of one of the photos, I was reminded of how much I dislike the English language. One of my favorite French feminist philosophers, Luce Irigaray once wrote a piece titled The Sex Which is Not One; the subject of this work speaks to how the current state of phallogocentric language inhibits a genuine representation of women. How does this effect the translation of one culture’s traditions into something we can understand? How much is lost in translation?
+6:30 C and I continued on. We made our way back to the main floor and meditated on the intricate beauty of the Tibetan snow lions. How long did it take the artist to complete such amazing sculptures? How many people walked by and failed to appreciate the time and effort put into these creations? My mind began to wonder: if someone spent x hours working on a piece of artwork, what is the appropriate amount of time needed to fully appreciate such a feat? While I couldn’t satiate myself with an answer, I remained in awe of the powerful statues that quietly rested in front of me. Making our way upstairs, the mood began to shift. The walls were a softer color and the art on the walls portrayed a much different conception of the Tibetan religious culture than the other floors.
We were examining a small statue of the Buddha when a docent approached us. While further explaining the piece at hand, the docent began addressing many of the issues I have with museums and ‘the other.’ I was delighted! The work was presented in a manner that did justice to its original intent—the art, or religious tools were not pretty things hung up on the wall. Each and every gesture, symbol, etc… had a significance that was specific to the student-teacher relationship. C had to leave and I remained alone with the docent.
+7:30 I was most intrigued by a story told by the docent that related how the first catholic missionaries reacted when experiencing the art with ‘fire’ around large beings. ‘Devil worshipers!’ This couldn’t have been further from the truth. After explaining the presentation and symbolism of the fire as emotions which people sought refuge from, my museum experience took a turn for the best. Unfortunately, after spending 2 hours in the museum, it was closing time.
Throughout my time at the museum the 2C-P afforded me an extremely pleasurable viewing experience. Sculptures took on new life and paintings jumped out of their frames.
+7:45 On on to the next. Back to the crowded subway.
+8:15 On my way to the gallery I am approached by a girl asking for directions to my destination. We talk for a few minutes before we arrive at the exhibition opening. Hordes of people are lined up around the block. I get as close as I can and peek inside. No way I’m getting in today.
+8:30-10:30 I walk around China Town and get ‘lost’ in the mix of people before I finally hop back on the subway and head home.
I grabbed some groceries, smoked a bowl and relaxed. Sleep came without a struggle at +12:00.
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--- title: Knowledge Distillation keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Train a network in a teacher-student fashion" description: "Train a network in a teacher-student fashion" nb_path: "nbs/05_knowledge_distillation.ipynb" ---
Knowledge Distillation, sometimes called teacher-student training, is a compression method in which a small (the student) model is trained to mimic the behaviour of a larger (the teacher) model.
The main goal is to reveal what is called the Dark Knowledge hidden in the teacher model.
If we take the same example provided by Geoffrey Hinton et al., we have
The main problem of classification is that the output activation function (softmax) will, by design, make a single value really high and squash others.
With $p_i$ the probability of class $i$, computed from the logits $z$
Here is an example to illustrate this phenomenon:
Let's say that we have trained a model to discriminate between the following 5 classes: [cow, dog, plane, cat, car]
And here is the output of the final layer (the logits) when the model is fed a new input image:
logits = torch.tensor([1.3, 3.1, 0.2, 1.9, -0.3])
By judging on the predictions, the model seems confident that the input data is a dog and quite confident that it is definitely not a plane nor a car, with predictions for cow and cat being moderately high.
So the model not only has learned to recognize a dog in the image, but also that a dog is very different from a car and a plane and share similarities with cats and cows. This information is what is called dark knowledge !
When passing those predictions through a softmax, we have:
predictions = F.softmax(hard_preds, dim=-1); predictions
This is accuenting the differences that we had earlier, discarding some of the dark knowledge acquired earlier. The way to keep this knowledge is to "soften" our softmax outputs, by adding a temperature parameter. The higher the temperature, the softer the predictions.
soft_predictions = F.softmax(hard_preds/3, dim=-1); soft_predictions
{% include note.html content='if the Temperature is equal to 1, then we have regular softmax' %}
When applying Knowledge Distillation, we want to keep the Dark Knowledge that the teacher model has acquired during its training but not rely entirely on it. So we combine two losses:
The combination between those losses are weighted by an additional parameter α, as:
$$ L_{K D}=\alpha * \text { CrossEntropy }\left(p_{S}^{\tau}, p_{T}^{\tau}\right)+(1-\alpha) * \text { CrossEntropy }\left(p_{S}, y_{\text {true }}\right) $$With $p^{\tau}$ being the softened predictions of the student and teacher
{% include note.html content='In practice, the distillation loss will be a bit different in the implementation' %}
path = untar_data(URLs.PETS)
files = get_image_files(path/"images")
def label_func(f): return f[0].isupper()
dls = ImageDataLoaders.from_name_func(path, files, label_func, item_tfms=Resize(64))
This can be done with fastai, using the Callback system !
The first step is then to train the teacher model.
teacher = cnn_learner(dls, resnet34, metrics=accuracy)
teacher.unfreeze()
teacher.fit_one_cycle(5)
Here is how the student model would perform without being helped by the teacher
student = Learner(dls, resnet18(num_classes=2), metrics=accuracy)
student.fit_one_cycle(3)
And now with the help of the teacher
student = Learner(dls, resnet18(num_classes=2), metrics=accuracy)
kd = KnowledgeDistillation(teacher)
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An example of set factory#
The goal of this module is to exemplify the use of set factories. Note that the code is intentionally kept minimal; many things and in particular several iterators could be written in a more efficient way.
See also
set_factories
for an introduction to set
factories, their specifications, and examples of their use and
implementation based on this module.
We describe here a factory used to construct the set \(S\) of couples \((x,y)\) with \(x\) and \(y\) in \(I:=\{0,1,2,3,4\}\), together with the following subsets, where \((a, b)\in S\)
- class sage.structure.set_factories_example.AllPairs(policy)#
Bases:
ParentWithSetFactory
,DisjointUnionEnumeratedSets
This parent shows how one can use set factories together with
DisjointUnionEnumeratedSets
.It is constructed as the disjoint union (
DisjointUnionEnumeratedSets
) ofPairs_Y
parents:\[S := \bigcup_{i = 0,1,..., 4} S^y\]Warning
When writing a parent
P
as a disjoint union of a family of parentsP_i
, the parentsP_i
must be constructed as facade parents forP
. As a consequence, it should be passedP.facade_policy()
as policy argument. See the source code ofpairs_y()
for an example.- check_element(el, check)#
- class sage.structure.set_factories_example.PairsX_(x, policy)#
Bases:
ParentWithSetFactory
,UniqueRepresentation
The set of pairs \((x, 0), (x, 1), ..., (x, 4)\).
- an_element()#
- check_element(el, check)#
- class sage.structure.set_factories_example.Pairs_Y(y, policy)#
Bases:
ParentWithSetFactory
,DisjointUnionEnumeratedSets
The set of pairs \((0, y), (1, y), ..., (4, y)\).
It is constructed as the disjoint union (
DisjointUnionEnumeratedSets
) ofSingletonPair
parents:\[S^y := \bigcup_{i = 0,1,..., 4} S_i^y\]See also
AllPairs
for how to properly constructDisjointUnionEnumeratedSets
usingParentWithSetFactory
.- an_element()#
- check_element(el, check)#
- single_pair(letter)#
Construct the singleton pair parent
Construct a singleton pair for
(self.y, letter)
as a facade parent forself
.See also
AllPairs
for how to properly constructDisjointUnionEnumeratedSets
usingParentWithSetFactory
.
- class sage.structure.set_factories_example.SingletonPair(x, y, policy)#
Bases:
ParentWithSetFactory
,UniqueRepresentation
- check_element(el, check)#
- class sage.structure.set_factories_example.XYPair(parent, value, check=True)#
Bases:
ElementWrapper
A class for Elements \((x,y)\) with \(x\) and \(y\) in \(\{0,1,2,3,4\}\).
EXAMPLES:
sage: from sage.structure.set_factories_example import XYPair sage: p = XYPair(Parent(), (0,1)); p (0, 1) sage: p = XYPair(Parent(), (0,8)) Traceback (most recent call last): ... ValueError: numbers must be in range(5)
- sage.structure.set_factories_example.XYPairs(x=None, y=None, policy=None)#
Construct the subset from constraints.
Consider the set \(S\) of couples \((x,y)\) with \(x\) and \(y\) in \(I:=\{0,1,2,3,4\}\). Returns the subsets of element of \(S\) satisfying some constraints.
INPUT:
x=a
– wherea
is an integer (default toNone
).y=b
– whereb
is an integer (default toNone
).policy
– the policy passed to the created set.
See also
EXAMPLES:
Let us first create the set factory:
sage: from sage.structure.set_factories_example import XYPairsFactory sage: XYPairs = XYPairsFactory()
One can then use the set factory to construct a set:
sage: P = XYPairs(); P.list() [(0, 0), (1, 0), (2, 0), (3, 0), (4, 0), (0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1), (3, 1), (4, 1), (0, 2), (1, 2), (2, 2), (3, 2), (4, 2), (0, 3), (1, 3), (2, 3), (3, 3), (4, 3), (0, 4), (1, 4), (2, 4), (3, 4), (4, 4)]
Note
This function is actually the
__call__
method ofXYPairsFactory
.
- class sage.structure.set_factories_example.XYPairsFactory#
Bases:
SetFactory
An example of set factory, for sets of pairs of integers.
See also
set_factories
for an introduction to set factories.- add_constraints(cons, args_opts)#
Add constraints to the set
cons
as perSetFactory.add_constraints
.This is a crude implementation for the sake of the demonstration which should not be taken as an example.
EXAMPLES:
sage: from sage.structure.set_factories_example import XYPairs sage: XYPairs.add_constraints((3,None), ((2,), {})) Traceback (most recent call last): ... ValueError: Duplicate value for constraints 'x': was 3 now 2 sage: XYPairs.add_constraints((), ((2,), {})) (2, None) sage: XYPairs.add_constraints((), ((2,), {'y':3})) (2, 3)


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Effective February 13th, 2019
Why
RushMe is a platform to connect Greek Life with the student community at large.
RushMe hopes that very soon, no more freshman will be woken up in their dorms by eager upperclassmen with calendars and talking points. Instead, when a student cares to learn about Greek Life at their school, they are able to conveniently look up fraternities, events, and other publicly-available information. While students gain insight into houses through the platform, the Greek community learns about how to better serve the community. Anonymous statistics allow the Interfraternity Council to suggest better rush schedules, decide how to improve, and provide more effective plans in the future.
What
RushMe collects only anonymous, unidentifiable, and relevant information about platform usage.
For example, the app could learn from users that this week a number of people favorited Alpha Beta Gamma (an example). However, at no point in the process does the platform know who, by name or any other identifiable means, or definitively why, any user favorited Alpha Beta Gamma. If two fraternities share many rushees, i.e. those that favorited or showed interest in a fraternity by means of app usage, these two houses may be encouraged to schedule events at different times in the next rush.
Authors of the app can see the models and software of devices using RushMe, as well as app errors, in order to better serve the community.
For example, if it comes to the attention of the developers that iPads are used, in large proportion, to run RushMe, developers may focus on improving an iPad version of the app to cater to the iPad demographic.
How
RushMe uses a database to keep track of relevant actions in the app. The app requires internet: the connection is used to upload tiny packets of information to describe app usage.
When
RushMe can and does only collect information while the user has the app open, and is actively using it.
At any other time, the app has no connection to the internet. Therefore, the platform technically and intentionally can only handle information when it is actively being used.
Who
RushMe is made in the interests of the community at large, and aims to provide utility fairly and justly.
RushMe is maintained technically, at this time, by a small student group whose responsibilities are only to provide technical solutions.
The IFC Vice President of Recruitment may have limited access to aggregate statistics, but will have no access to raw data. While trends and statistics may be presented to the IFC Executive Board, it may not be used, in any way shape or form, to provide advantage to any single or any number of houses at any cost.
For questions, comments, or concerns, contact RPI's Vice President of Recruitment at
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| cnd_message {rlang} | R Documentation |
cnd_message()
assembles an error message from three generics:
cnd_header()
cnd_body()
cnd_footer()
The default method for the error header returns the message
field
of the condition object. The default methods for the body and
footer return empty character vectors. In general, methods for
these generics should return a character vector. The elements are
combined into a single string with a newline separator.
cnd_message()
is automatically called by the conditionMessage()
for rlang errors. Error classes created with abort()
only need to
implement header, body or footer methods. This provides a lot of
flexibility for hierarchies of error classes, for instance you
could inherit the body of an error message from a parent class
while overriding the header and footer.
cnd_message(cnd) cnd_header(cnd, ...) cnd_body(cnd, ...) cnd_footer(cnd, ...)
cnd |
A condition object. |
... |
Arguments passed to methods. |
cnd_body()
Sometimes the contents of an error message depends on the state of
your checking routine. In that case, it can be tricky to lazily
generate error messages with cnd_body()
: you have the choice
between overspecifying your error class hierarchies with one class
per state, or replicating the type-checking control flow within the
cnd_body()
method. None of these options are ideal.
A better option is to define a body
field in your error object
containing a static string, a lambda-formula, or a
function with the same signature as cnd_body()
. This field
overrides the cnd_body()
generic and makes it easy to generate an
error message tailored to the state in which the error was
constructed.


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I love sharing knowledge, and I love writing. Combine these two passions and you get my technical blog. I write about anything I find interesting, or about things that I think can be explained better than on other place on the internet - I've written about design patterns, architectures and about my wacky adventures such as writing an API in a language I've never written or hacking together a clap button on a static site
On the surface, this project is a meme, that you'd only understand if you are from Eastern Europe, but behind the scenes it's actually a pretty cool project - I am using FastAPI to take an image uploaded by a user, edit it with Python and upload it to S3, providing the edited image for the user to download
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This event took place Saturday 10-11am EST. Teams were told to send any number of participants who like "shapes". Once the event started, teams were directed to enter the Projection Device and follow their group leaders to the classroom 26-100.
Each group was split up into guessers and cluers. The cluers would try to communicate a clue phrase to the guessers by making shapes and pictorial representations through the Projection Device. The cluers can see the guesses and change their strategy depending on how far off the guesses are. After around 10 minutes, the moderator may start giving some letters of the clue phrase until the guessers get the answer. After each round, people change who the guessers and the cluers are.
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Dissertation submitted to the Faculty of the Graduate School of the University of Maryland in partial fulfillment of the reniivemants for the darree of Doctor of Philosophy
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001 /* 002 * Copyright (c) 2002 World Wide Web Consortium, 003 * (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Institut National de 004 * Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique, Keio University). All 005 * Rights Reserved. This program is distributed under the W3C's Software 006 * Intellectual Property License. This program is distributed in the 007 * hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even 008 * the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR 009 * PURPOSE. 010 * See W3C License http://www.w3.org/Consortium/Legal/ for more details. 011 */ 012 013 package org.apache.xpath.domapi; 014 015 import javax.xml.transform.SourceLocator; 016 import javax.xml.transform.TransformerException; 017 018 /** 019 * 020 * A new exception to add support for DOM Level 3 XPath API. 021 * This class is needed to throw a org.w3c.dom.DOMException with proper error code in 022 * createExpression method of XPathEvaluatorImpl (a DOM Level 3 class). 023 * 024 * This class extends TransformerException because the error message includes information 025 * about where the XPath problem is in the stylesheet as well as the XPath expression itself. 026 * 027 * @xsl.usage internal 028 */ 029 final public class XPathStylesheetDOM3Exception extends TransformerException { 030 public XPathStylesheetDOM3Exception(String msg, SourceLocator arg1) 031 { 032 super(msg, arg1); 033 } 034 }


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The complexity of modern software systems is continuously growing together with the communication capabilities and computational power of pervasive technology, embodied by a wide range of interacting heterogeneous smart devices.
This new scenario is posing serious challenges to software development, which hardly keeps pace with this technological evolution. Sophisticated frameworks exposed through application programming interfaces, or directly integrated with mainstream programming languages provide partial solutions to support big data streaming and complex analytic; dynamic, autonomous, and collective coordination and adaptation capabilities; emergent behavior in cooperating systems; Internet of Things (IoT) systems development and maintenance; and employment of cloud platforms and parallel architectures, in particular heterogeneous ones.
This calls for new abstractions, features, middlewares and tools able to reduce the time, effort, and cost of designing and developing the next generation software systems, improving performance, and ensuring reliability and security.
To this aim, NGPS is seeking to advance the state-of-the-art and the state-of-the-practice of computational models and paradigms, formal techniques and software methods for easing software development and verification, and improving efficiency of complex modern systems.
The specific topics of interest for the NGPS track include, but are not limited to, the following:
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