A Bayesian regression package supporting constrained coefficient estimation and variable selection using Stan. This includes a robust variable selection algorithm by a horseshoe prior (<doi:10.1093/biomet/asq017>) that finds the optimal model considering main effects, interactions as well as powers of given variables under potential parameter constraints.
| Version: | 0.1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0), Rcpp (≥ 0.12.0), methods |
| Imports: | dplyr (≥ 0.7.4), ggplot2 (≥ 2.2.1), loo (≥ 2.0.0), rstan (≥ 2.18.1), rstantools (≥ 1.5.1), R.utils (≥ 2.6.0) |
| LinkingTo: | StanHeaders (≥ 2.18.0), rstan (≥ 2.18.1), BH (≥ 1.66.0), Rcpp (≥ 0.12.0), RcppEigen (≥ <IP_ADDRESS>.0) |
| Suggests: | lintr, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-10-18 |
| Author: | Marcus Groß [aut, cre], Ricardo Fernandes [aut], Mira Celine Klein [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Marcus Groß <marcus.gross at inwt-statistics.de> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | BMSC results |
| Reference manual: | BMSC.pdf |
| Package source: | BMSC_0.1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: BMSC_0.1.1.zip, r-release: BMSC_0.1.1.zip, r-oldrel: BMSC_0.1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: BMSC_0.1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: BMSC_0.1.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | BMSC archive |
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Fable Farm is a community writing app and the first of its kind! Our app allows our user base to create a short story together in a way that has never before been attempted! The process begins when a user submits a original idea in a new thread for community review. They will be able to provide the short story's set up or the premise of the character they wish to write about as well as set guidelines for the thread---no clichés, PG rating, etc. About us
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Nissan Kicks Street Sport showcased at SEMA Show 2019
by Jaiveer MehraEuropean Kicks-based concept is decked up in aftermarket accessories, along with a custom body kit and a turbocharged petrol motor.
Nissan has showcased a European Kicks-based turbocharged concept at the SEMA Show 2019. The SEMA Show is an annual modified car and accessories show held at Las Vegas that attracts car modifiers and accessories companies from around the globe.
The showcased Kicks, called the Street Sport, has received extensive aftermarket modifications, including a bespoke wide-body kit, 17-inch lightweight racing wheels, Nismo sports exhaust and Sparco seats inside the cabin. Under the hood, the SUV’s 1.6-litre four-cylinder petrol motor has been outfitted with an aftermarket turbocharger kit, along with a new ECU.
The company has not revealed any performance figures resulting of these modifications, though you can safely expect it to make more than the stock engine’s 124hp and 155Nm of torque.
It must be noted that this is not the same SUV as the India-spec Kicks, with the international model based on Nissan’s V Platform and the India-spec model being larger in size and using Renault’s M0 platform – the same as the Renault Captur.
Nissan launched the Kicks in India early this year as a rival to the likes of the Hyundai Creta, Renault Captur, Tata Harrier and newer entries such as the MG Hector and Kia Seltos.
Also see:
2019 Nissan Kicks long term review, second report
Nissan launches new base Kicks XE variant at Rs 9.89 lakh
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Pink Ball Test: Kohli Becomes Fastest Captain to 5000 Test Runs, Smashes Ponting’s Record
Kohli reached the feat in his 53rd match (86th innings) as India captain.
There’s no stopping Virat Kohli and breaking records. The Indian captain registered yet another record on Friday during India’s maiden Pink Ball Test – the second Test against Bangladesh – as he became the fastest to reach 5000 runs in Test cricket as captain and only the sixth overall to achieve the feat.
Kohli, who was rested for the T20I series, required 32 runs to achieve the milestone before the start of the two-Test series. He put behind the record previously held by former Australia captain Ricky Ponting, who took 54 matches (97 innings) to set the record. Kohli reached the feat in his 53rd match (86th innings) as India captain.
If Kohli, who has become the only Indian to breach the 5000-run mark as captain, does manage to register a century at Eden Gardens, he will overtake Ponting to occupy the second position in the list of captains with most hundreds in the longest format.
Kohli and Ponting are currently tied on 19 centuries as skipper on the list which is headed by Graeme Smith, who had hit 25 tons as South Africa captain.
Kohli remained unbeaten on 59 off 93 with his deputy Ajinkya Rahane giving him company on 23 off 22 as India reached 174/3, ahead by 68 runs, at stumps on the opening day.
Earlier, Ishant Sharma (5/22) claimed five wickets, Umesh Yadav (3/29) snapped three while Mohammed Shami (2/36) took two as the hosts bundled out Bangladesh for 106 after Mominul Haque won the toss and opted to bat.
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The most important factor in the 2016 election? Student loans.
If you took all 3,113 counties in the United States, and wanted to try and guess whether a county would cast more votes for Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, the most important pieces of information to have be the number of people who claim an education-related deduction or credit.
This finding on student loans is part of my ongoing analysis of the intersection of 2016 voting behavior and tax return information.
More methodology
This analysis was performed using a random forest classifier, which used 124 variables drawn from county-level 2014 IRS data. Variables included aggregate totals and participant counts for each income type and deduction. The dataset was matched by county with the New York Times report of election night votes. Average cross-validated accuracy score using the model's classification was approximately 0.89 (good!) and an F1 score of 0.88 (not bad!).
To be sure, these groups of voters are qualitatively different in other measurable ways. For instance, the number of farm returns in a county is the next-most impactful feature in the income dataset behind education credits and deductions. Counties with the highest numbers of these returns were the most likely in the data to cast more returns for Trump than Clinton.But these findings largely conform to the behaviors we might expect of the electorate. Those with higher levels of education (especially those at high-cost liberal arts colleges) are most likely to inhabit counties that vote for Clinton. Farmers were more likely to vote Trump.
Perhaps more interesting are the distinctions that weren’t found in the dataset. Most importantly, total taxable income did not emerge as an especially valuable predictor.
The figure above demonstrates the distribution of income, as separated by Clinton’s margin over Trump (or vice versa). Each blue dot represents a county in which more people voted for Clinton than Trump, and each red dot shows a county with more Trump votes.
While the sheer numbers for the Trump voters are significantly greater - Trump won about 84 percent of US counties - the distribution of incomes is relatively similar between them.
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Hillary Clinton won the taxpayer vote and other Tax Day findings
Happy (?) Tax Day, everyone.
In honor of Tax Day, I wanted to do a small piece of analysis on the way taxpayers voted in the 2016 election. Here are a couple of brief headlines:
- Hillary Clinton won among those who filed tax returns in 2015.
- Donald Trump won the vast majority of counties, winning 2,623 counties to Clinton’s 490, or about 84%.
- Of the counties that had the highest proportion of votes for independent candidates, 12 of the top 15 are in Utah (the other three are in Idaho), likely a function of the independent candidacy of Evan McMullin, a member of the Mormon church in Utah.
- Counties with the highest total gross income per capita include a small town of 499 voters in Texas called McMullen, of whom Trump won 454 votes. Manhattan, NY also cracks the top 3, and voted for Clinton with 87 percent of the vote.
- The poorest counties also voted heavily for Clinton. Three counties on South Dakota reservations, and one county in Mississippi all voted for her by margins of at least 3-to-1.
Here is a graphic of the overall margin by county, according to data on county-level vote from the New York Times.
A short note on methodology and assumptions:
- Income calculations is based on IRS county-level data from taxes filed for the year 2014 (those typically due by April 15, 2015).
- Taxpayer-level calculations were conducted by assuming that within a county, taxpayers and non-taxpayers voted at the same rate. Thus, to find the number of taxpayers voting for Clinton within a county, this analysis multiplied Clinton’s margin in that county by the total number of tax returns for the county.
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Overfitting the Sweet 16
I have a very simple model for about a quarter of my NCAA bracket predictions: if UNC, move to next round.
This year, that model has worked pretty well.
But unfortunately, it only helps you out in a few circumstances. Every pick is UNC, which is useful when UNC plays Butler, but not so much when Michigan plays Oregon. So since it gives you the same output every time, no matter who is playing, statisticians and data scientists would say this model has low variance.
This is isn’t very useful for the broader world of NCAA tournament basketball, so we need a more complex model, one that describes more teams. But here’s the problem a lot of people have in building models: they use everything they know. Let me explain.
Here is the bracket of the Sweet 16 games:
Since we currently live in a world where we know who won the Sweet 16 games, we can make a super accurate model to “predict” the winners of those games. It might look like this:
- If UNC is playing, pick UNC (this is my model, after all)
- If a school has multiple NCAA championships over the last 20 years, pick it if it has more than the other school
- In a contest between schools in states near large bodies of saltwater and freshwater, pick saltwater
- If teams are both from the Confederacy, pick the eastern-most team
- If a school has an X in its name, pick it (Xs are cool)
- If all else fails, chalk (i.e., pick the team with the lower seed)
And we’ll say that these are applied in this order, so that the 1st element of the model trumps the 2nd and so on.
Here is how our picks look for the Sweet 16. It’s a weird model, but I’ve got a good feeling about it.
Factor Factor Description Team Picked 1. Pick UNC UNC 2. NCAA champions Florida, Kentucky 3. Saltwater over freshwater Florida, Oregon 4. Easternmost Confederate S. Carolina 5. Has an X Xavier 6. Chalk Kansas, Gonzaga How’d we do?
Crushed it.
We got them all right! We are 100% accurate. This is the best model of all time. So we confidently deploy it to predict the winners of the Elite Eight who will move on to the Final Four.
Factor Factor Description Team Picked 1. Pick UNC UNC 2. NCAA champions Florida 3. Saltwater over freshwater N/A, freshwaters already eliminated 4. Easternmost Confederate N/A, Florida already picked 5. Has an X Xavier 6. Chalk Kansas And just as we suspected…
Wait what?
The only school we got right here was UNC, giving our model an accuracy rate of 25%. Dang.
What went wrong?
When we went to create a model, we focused on hitting all the points we knew we needed to hit, which statisticians and data scientists refer to as having high bias.
This is a big problem in data science, known as “overfitting.” All that means is that predictions overly closely predict the original dataset, and aren’t flexible enough to be applied in the world.
So in summary: predictive accuracy comes at a tradeoff, called bias. Simpler models minimize this bias, but run into limitations to accuracy due to low variance. Good models are those that minimize both aspects of this.
And Go Heels.
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Who's that Lady?
 What should you yell?
Try “Lady” or “Blue.”
According to a list of 1,533 dog registrations in the District in 2016, those are most likely names for female and male dogs, respectively. Here are other common pup names.
Good Boys # Good Girls # Blue 10 Lady 14 King 8 Chloe 11 Rocky 7 Bella 10 Charlie 6 Sheba 7 Nino 6 Princess 6 Max 6 Lola 6 Zeus 6 Sasha 6 Rambo, my favorite name on this list, is shared by four lucky dogs. Those who enjoy trademark infringement may consider “Oreo,” which is shared by five males and one female.
So what else do we know about these dogs?
For starters, they are slightly more likely to be male, and both males and females (that are registered with DC) are very likely to be fixed.
They also have a great chance of being some breed of terrier. More than a third of registered dogs is some kind of terrier or mix. The most common breed variety in DC is the Terrier / Pit Bull mix, with 233 registrants.
Dogs in DC are also on the younger side, as on this chart (measured in people years).
The data on who the dogs are in DC comes from a dataset FOIA’d and compiled by the great Kate Rabinowitz.
Hopefully, this has been a good excuse for you to go out and pet a pup!


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These exceptions are written from least to most important.
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Michelle Visage says last Strictly dance was about changing lives
The star said she would cherish her Strictly experience.
Michelle Visage thanked Strictly Come Dancing for giving her a platform to teach “that there is more to life than the binary” as she was eliminated from the competition.
The US star – known for being a judge on reality series RuPaul’s Drag Race – received her marching orders on Sunday’s results show following a dance-off against Saffron Barker and AJ Pritchard.
She posted a lengthy message on Instagram afterwards saying her last dance with her professional partner Giovanni Pernice was “about shedding light on a group of people who deserve recognition and would otherwise not get it”.
“I’ve learned in this life you must take big risks in order to affect change,” she told her 1.4 million followers.
“Gio and I chose our couple’s choice to Vogue to bring a part of the underground gay ballroom scene to a massive show like Strictly.
“We are SO proud of the dance we did, but for me, it wasn’t about judges scores.
“It was about shedding light on a group of people who deserve recognition and would otherwise not get it.
“I owe my life to the LGBTQIA+ community so as an ally, I try to bring attention to them, their love, their struggles, in any way that I am able to.
“In this instance it happened to be through dance and hear this: Voguing IS dancing.”
Visage went on: “THANK YOU SO MUCH to EVERYONE for all the love you have shown me on this strictly journey.
“Welcoming this 51-year-old mum into their lives through their telly weekly, voting for us, letting this American know she’s welcomed into the British Public has meant SO much to me. I am BEYOND grateful.
“Through this experience I have made great new friends and a partner in Giovanni who will be in my life forever. This experience has been one I’ll cherish FOREVER.”
She wrote in the caption that she was “overwhelmed” by all the messages of love and support during her time on the BBC show.
“THANK YOU @bbc and thank you @bbcstrictly for allowing this woman to live her dancer fantasy and to give me a platform to try to teach everyone that there is more to life than the binary,” she said.
“That we ALL need to be accepted for who we are as individuals.
“We have one life to live, let’s do it in love and not hate….. KEEP DANCING I know I will!
“Thank you x3!”
Visage also shared a series of pictures of her and Pernice, as she paid tribute to the dancer.
“WE WERE MADE FOR EACH OTHER!” she said.

“You are my magical Italian Virgo and I’ll miss seeing your face everyday.  I’ll miss everything about our time together but you know what?
“Thank you so much for standing my by side.
“We helped a lot of people by doing our final dance and THAT’S what matters most.
“DANCING CAN CHANGE LIVES AND WE JUST DID IT ON NATIONAL TV!

Strictly continues on BBC One.


We all know how the typical job interviewing process goes. We’ve all experienced it and know the drill. In most cases, after sharing some information about the company and shooting a series of commonplace questions about skills and personality, a recruiter will ask you if you have any questions to them.
And the worst thing you can do at this point is to answer “Nope, sounds like you covered everything”. Firstly, if you have nothing to ask, this is an indicator that you are either not interested or not competent enough. Are you? Secondly, negative reply deprives you of brilliant chances:
- Generate the information you need. The standard job interview usually does not give a comprehensive view of the company and the position you are applying for. The pre-written information is usually recited by rote and reveals only the light side of the company. However, at the bottom line, you are the one to take the final decision – to accept or reject a job offer, if it comes. So, to get the real picture and feel the vibe of the company, and make the decision quickly afterwards, dig deeper with the right questions.
What is more, recruiters may not be aware of what your priorities are, accentuating on motivation programs and perks in their stories, whereas your primary interest is in on-job education and mentoring. So, do ask. And if the recruiter doesn’t have answers to all your questions, appoint reverse interview with the right person – think one or two levels above the job you want.
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Sell yourself. The majority of HR professionals and senior management welcome curiosity from applicants. It shows initiative, motivation, interest and, well, guts. Handling reverse-interview approach will also demonstrate composure and determination – qualities highly valued for any position. This will present you in a positive light to the employer, and if others do not use reverse interviewing, you will set yourself apart from the competition and favourably stand out the crowd. That is the moment when you stop being “just another interviewee” and start being a legitimate job candidate.
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To show your expertise additionally. Smart, thoughtful, on-topic questions will show your competence and keen insight into the industry and professional field. You also may go further and demonstrate all the spectrum of soft skills by embedding the right message in the questions. For example, want to show that you are a team player? Ask more about team members and teamwork. Strategic thinking is your strong suit – enquire about the strategic development of the company, product or department.
So, no matter the interview is labelled reverse or not, once the interview flow begins, you need to take responsibility for the process and drift into asking the questions. Do not think that it is a recruiter, the one holding all the cards in the hiring process. No, a job interview is a double-sided process, a two-way street, so use this and interview your employer even more than they interview you. Ideally, your questioning should seamlessly and smoothly integrate into interview conversation flow as dialogue is more illuminating form than an interrogation.
However, it doesn’t mean you need to start blurting out reverse interview questions from the get-go. They should be well-thought-out and prepared, which means formulated in advance as a result of your research of the company and active involvement in the dialogue with an interviewer.
Companies routinely update their websites and blogs and publish materials about their recent activities, successes, values and challenges on Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. So you will not feel the lack of information while preparing.
It also can be a great idea to talk with the current and ex-employees of the company and to find out their opinion about the company. Of course, the answers will be somewhat individual, but I think you will manage to pick the wheat of facts from chaffs of subjectivism.
The rule of thumb for successful reverse interview questions is formulating specific, open questions that show your sincere interest and keep the conversation going.
So, do not ask something that is either obvious or can be easily googled, like who are your major competitors; it will just show your incompetence.
What are great reverse interview questions then?
Definitely, questions will vary, depending on the position and company, but I believe it would be useful for anybody to grill about:
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People. The people you are going to work with and for are an essential aspect of the job. With them, you will meet at the coffee spot, solve day-to-day issues and seek support in tackling challenges. They can help you succeed or try to fail you. So, to find out as much as you can about their personalities, by asking something like “Who’s the most cautious in the team — the one who makes sure we stick to the plan?”. Alternatively, if possible, meet some people from the team to make sure you can connect.
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Culture. Culture aspect, although neglected at the reverse interviews often, is important, as only in great cultures work great people and build great products. Investigate what their attitude to mistakes, and if they take ownership and welcome accountability.
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Processes. Don’t forget to check how agile the company is and how fast teams deliver? Do they take up innovation or slowly get immersed in trivia and bureaucracy? The processes should not be flowless, but well-established enough to enable the team to bring value and empower meake decisions.
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Impact. Try to understand what kind of impact you can make on the product you are going to work on. Will it be satisfying with both the technical challenges it brings, such as scale, as well as the emotional satisfaction of solving large and complex problems that affect many users.
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Self-development. Would they support you getting outside education or activities to broaden your skill set? Will the company send you to courses and conferences and thumb up when you participate in meetups, blogging, mentoring, and more?
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Fun. The fun aspect is not about parties and team-building activities. And the demanding environment is exciting to work in, but work should be a place which encourages you to get up in the morning, smile and go to make good things. It should be a place which fills you with satisfaction and respects.
Titles, salary, and location are essential, don’t get me wrong, you should enquire about them as well, but they are not the things that give meaning. And to grasp this, pose reverse interview questions.
So, now it’s your turn!
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SFRestAPI Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | SFRestAPI.h |
Overview
Main class used to issue REST requests to the standard Force.com REST API.
See the Force.com REST API Developer’s Guide for more information regarding the Force.com REST API.
Initialization
This class is initialized with an SFOAuthCoordinator after a successful OAuth authentication with Salesforce, by calling [[SFRestAPI sharedInstance] setCoordinator:coordinator];
The initialization is usually done in the method oauthCoordinatorDidAuthenticate:coordinator:
of
the class handling the OAuth connection.
After initialization, the singleton SFRestAPI can be accessed using [SFRestAPI sharedInstance]
.
Sending requests
Sending a request is done using send:delegate:
.
The class sending the request has to conform to the protocol SFRestDelegate
.
A request can be obtained in two different ways:
by calling the appropriate
requestFor[...]
methodby building the
SFRestRequest
manually
Note: If you opt to build an SFRestRequest manually, you should be aware that send:delegate: expects that if the request.path does not begin with the request.endpoint prefix, it will add the request.endpoint prefix (kSFDefaultRestEndpoint by default) to the request path.
For example, this sample code calls the requestForDescribeWithObjectType:
method to return
information about the Account object.
- (void)describeAccount {
SFRestRequest *request = [[SFRestAPI sharedInstance]
requestForDescribeWithObjectType:@"Account"];
[[SFRestAPI sharedInstance] send:request delegate:self];
}
#pragma mark - SFRestDelegate
- (void)request:(SFRestRequest *)request didLoadResponse:(id)jsonResponse {
NSDictionary *dict = (NSDictionary *)jsonResponse;
NSArray *fields = (NSArray *)[dict objectForKey:@"fields"];
// ...
}
- (void)request:(SFRestRequest*)request didFailLoadWithError:(NSError*)error {
// handle error
}
- (void)requestDidCancelLoad:(SFRestRequest *)request {
// handle error
}
- (void)requestDidTimeout:(SFRestRequest *)request {
// handle error
}
Error handling
When sending a SFRestRequest
, you may encounter one of these errors:
The request parameters could be invalid (for instance, passing
nil
to therequestForQuery:
, or trying to update a non-existent object). In this case,request:didFailLoadWithError:
is called on theSFRestDelegate
. The error passed will have an error domain ofkSFRestErrorDomain
The oauth access token (session ID) could have expired. In this case, the framework tries to acquire another access token and re-issue the
SFRestRequest
. This is all done transparently and the appropriate delegate method is called once the secondSFRestRequest
returns.Requesting a new access token (session ID) could fail (if the access token has expired and the OAuth refresh token is invalid). In this case,
request:didFailLoadWithError:
will be called on theSFRestDelegate
. The error passed will have an error domain ofkSFOAuthErrorDomain
. Note that this is a very rare case.The underlying HTTP request could fail (Salesforce server is innaccessible…) In this case,
request:didFailLoadWithError:
is called on theSFRestDelegate
. The error passed will be a standardRestKit
error with an error domain ofRKRestKitErrorDomain
.
This category assists with creating SOQL and SOSL queries.
Example SOQL usage:
NSString *soqlQuery = [SFRestAPI SOQLQueryWithFields:[NSArray arrayWithObjects:@“Id”, @“Name”, @“Company”, @“Status”, nil] sObject:@“Lead” where:nil limit:10];
Example SOSL usage:
NSString *soslQuery = [SFRestAPI SOSLSearchWithSearchTerm:@“all of these will be escaped:~{]”
objectScope:[NSDictionary dictionaryWithObject:@"WHERE isactive=true ORDER BY lastname asc limit 5"
forKey:@"User"]];
Tasks
Other Methods
-
apiVersion
The REST API version used for all the calls. This could be “v21.0”, “v22.0”… The default value is
propertykSFRestDefaultAPIVersion
(currently “v23.0”) -
+ sharedInstance
Returns the singleton instance of
SFRestAPI
After a successful oauth login with an SFOAuthCoordinator, you should set it as the coordinator property of this instance. -
– send:delegate:
Sends a REST request to the Salesforce server and invokes the appropriate delegate method.
SFRestRequest factory methods
-
– requestForVersions
Returns an
SFRestRequest
which lists summary information about each Salesforce.com version currently available, including the version, label, and a link to each version’s root. -
– requestForResources
Returns an
SFRestRequest
which lists available resources for the client’s API version, including resource name and URI. -
– requestForDescribeGlobal
Returns an
SFRestRequest
which lists the available objects and their metadata for your organization’s data. -
– requestForMetadataWithObjectType:
Returns an
SFRestRequest
which Describes the individual metadata for the specified object. -
– requestForDescribeWithObjectType:
Returns an
SFRestRequest
which completely describes the individual metadata at all levels for the specified object. -
– requestForRetrieveWithObjectType:objectId:fieldList:
Returns an
SFRestRequest
which retrieves field values for a record of the given type. -
– requestForCreateWithObjectType:fields:
Returns an
SFRestRequest
which creates a new record of the given type. -
– requestForUpsertWithObjectType:externalIdField:externalId:fields:
Returns an
SFRestRequest
which creates or updates record of the given type, based on the given external ID. -
– requestForUpdateWithObjectType:objectId:fields:
Returns an
SFRestRequest
which updates field values on a record of the given type. -
– requestForDeleteWithObjectType:objectId:
Returns an
SFRestRequest
which deletes a record of the given type. -
– requestForQuery:
Returns an
SFRestRequest
which executes the specified SOQL query. -
– requestForSearch:
Returns an
SFRestRequest
which executes the specified SOSL search.
Other utility methods
-
+ userAgentString
Provides the User-Agent string used by the SDK
Blocks Methods
-
– sendRESTRequest:failBlock:completeBlock:
Send a request you’ve already built, using blocks to return status.
-
– performSOQLQuery:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a SOQL query.
-
– performSOSLSearch:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a SOSL search.
-
– performDescribeGlobalWithFailBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a global describe.
-
– performDescribeWithObjectType:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a describe on a single sObject.
-
– performMetadataWithObjectType:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a metadata describe on a single sObject.
-
– performRetrieveWithObjectType:objectId:fieldList:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a retrieve for a single record.
-
– performUpdateWithObjectType:objectId:fields:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a DML update for a single record.
-
– performUpsertWithObjectType:externalIdField:externalId:fields:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a DML upsert for a single record.
-
– performDeleteWithObjectType:objectId:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a DML delete on a single record
-
– performCreateWithObjectType:fields:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a DML insert.
-
– performRequestForResourcesWithFailBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a request to list REST API resources
-
– performRequestForVersionsWithFailBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a request to list REST API versions
QueryBuilder Methods
-
+ sanitizeSOSLSearchTerm:
The search term to be sanitized.
-
+ SOSLSearchWithSearchTerm:objectScope:
Generate a SOSL search.
-
+ SOSLSearchWithSearchTerm:fieldScope:objectScope:limit:
Generate a SOSL search.
-
+ SOQLQueryWithFields:sObject:where:limit:
Generate a SOQL query.
-
+ SOQLQueryWithFields:sObject:where:groupBy:having:orderBy:limit:
Generate a SOQL query.
Properties
apiVersion
The REST API version used for all the calls. This could be “v21.0”, “v22.0”…
The default value is kSFRestDefaultAPIVersion
(currently “v23.0”)
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *apiVersion
Discussion
The REST API version used for all the calls. This could be “v21.0”, “v22.0”…
The default value is kSFRestDefaultAPIVersion
(currently “v23.0”)
Declared In
SFRestAPI.h
Class Methods
SOQLQueryWithFields:sObject:where:groupBy:having:orderBy:limit:
Generate a SOQL query.
+ (NSString *)SOQLQueryWithFields:(NSArray *)fields sObject:(NSString *)sObject where:(NSString *)where groupBy:(NSArray *)groupBy having:(NSString *)having orderBy:(NSArray *)orderBy limit:(NSInteger)limit
Parameters
- fields
- NSArray of fields to select
- sObject
- object to query
- where
- nil OR where clause
- groupBy
- nil OR NSArray of strings, each string is an individual group by clause
- having
- nil OR having clause
- orderBy
- nil OR NSArray of strings, each string is an individual order by clause
- limit
- limit count, or 0 for no limit (for use with query locators)
Discussion
Generate a SOQL query.
Declared In
SFRestAPI+QueryBuilder.h
SOQLQueryWithFields:sObject:where:limit:
Generate a SOQL query.
+ (NSString *)SOQLQueryWithFields:(NSArray *)fields sObject:(NSString *)sObject where:(NSString *)where limit:(NSInteger)limit
Parameters
- fields
- NSArray of fields to select
- sObject
- object to query
- where
- nil OR where clause
- limit
- limit count, or 0 for no limit (for use with query locators)
Discussion
Generate a SOQL query.
Declared In
SFRestAPI+QueryBuilder.h
SOSLSearchWithSearchTerm:fieldScope:objectScope:limit:
Generate a SOSL search.
+ (NSString *)SOSLSearchWithSearchTerm:(NSString *)term fieldScope:(NSString *)fieldScope objectScope:(NSDictionary *)objectScope limit:(NSInteger)limit
Parameters
- term
- the search term. This is sanitized for proper characters
- fieldScope
- nil OR the SOSL scope, e.g. “IN ALL FIELDS”. if nil, defaults to “IN NAME FIELDS”
- objectScope
- nil to search all searchable objects, or a dictionary where each key is an sObject name and each value is a string with the fieldlist and (optional) where, order by, and limit clause for that object. or NSNull to not specify any fields/clauses for that object
- limit
- overall search limit (max 200)
Discussion
Generate a SOSL search.
Declared In
SFRestAPI+QueryBuilder.h
SOSLSearchWithSearchTerm:objectScope:
Generate a SOSL search.
+ (NSString *)SOSLSearchWithSearchTerm:(NSString *)term objectScope:(NSDictionary *)objectScope
Parameters
- term
- the search term. This is sanitized for proper characters
- objectScope
- nil to search all searchable objects, or a dictionary where each key is an sObject name and each value is a string with the fieldlist and (optional) where, order by, and limit clause for that object. or NSNull to not specify any fields/clauses for that object
Discussion
Generate a SOSL search.
Declared In
SFRestAPI+QueryBuilder.h
sanitizeSOSLSearchTerm:
The search term to be sanitized.
+ (NSString *)sanitizeSOSLSearchTerm:(NSString *)searchTerm
Parameters
- searchTerm
The search term to be sanitized.
Return Value
SOSL-safe version of search term
Declared In
SFRestAPI+QueryBuilder.h
sharedInstance
Returns the singleton instance of SFRestAPI
After a successful oauth login with an SFOAuthCoordinator, you
should set it as the coordinator property of this instance.
+ (SFRestAPI *)sharedInstance
Discussion
Returns the singleton instance of SFRestAPI
After a successful oauth login with an SFOAuthCoordinator, you
should set it as the coordinator property of this instance.
Declared In
SFRestAPI.h
Instance Methods
performCreateWithObjectType:fields:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a DML insert.
- (SFRestRequest *)performCreateWithObjectType:(NSString *)objectType fields:(NSDictionary *)fields failBlock:(SFRestFailBlock)failBlock completeBlock:(SFRestDictionaryResponseBlock)completeBlock
Parameters
- objectType
the API name of the object to insert
- fields
a dictionary of fields to use in the insert.
- failBlock
the block to be executed when the request fails (timeout, cancel, or error)
- completeBlock
the block to be executed when the request successfully completes
Return Value
the newly sent SFRestRequest
Discussion
Executes a DML insert.
Declared In
SFRestAPI+Blocks.h
performDeleteWithObjectType:objectId:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a DML delete on a single record
- (SFRestRequest *)performDeleteWithObjectType:(NSString *)objectType objectId:(NSString *)objectId failBlock:(SFRestFailBlock)failBlock completeBlock:(SFRestDictionaryResponseBlock)completeBlock
Parameters
- objectType
the API name of the object to delete
- objectId
the actual Id of the record to delete
- failBlock
the block to be executed when the request fails (timeout, cancel, or error)
- completeBlock
the block to be executed when the request successfully completes
Return Value
the newly sent SFRestRequest
Discussion
Executes a DML delete on a single record
Declared In
SFRestAPI+Blocks.h
performDescribeGlobalWithFailBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a global describe.
- (SFRestRequest *)performDescribeGlobalWithFailBlock:(SFRestFailBlock)failBlock completeBlock:(SFRestDictionaryResponseBlock)completeBlock
Parameters
- failBlock
the block to be executed when the request fails (timeout, cancel, or error)
- completeBlock
the block to be executed when the request successfully completes
Return Value
the newly sent SFRestRequest
Discussion
Executes a global describe.
Declared In
SFRestAPI+Blocks.h
performDescribeWithObjectType:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a describe on a single sObject.
- (SFRestRequest *)performDescribeWithObjectType:(NSString *)objectType failBlock:(SFRestFailBlock)failBlock completeBlock:(SFRestDictionaryResponseBlock)completeBlock
Parameters
- objectType
the API name of the object to describe.
- failBlock
the block to be executed when the request fails (timeout, cancel, or error)
- completeBlock
the block to be executed when the request successfully completes
Return Value
the newly sent SFRestRequest
Discussion
Executes a describe on a single sObject.
Declared In
SFRestAPI+Blocks.h
performMetadataWithObjectType:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a metadata describe on a single sObject.
- (SFRestRequest *)performMetadataWithObjectType:(NSString *)objectType failBlock:(SFRestFailBlock)failBlock completeBlock:(SFRestDictionaryResponseBlock)completeBlock
Parameters
- objectType
the API name of the object to describe.
- failBlock
the block to be executed when the request fails (timeout, cancel, or error)
- completeBlock
the block to be executed when the request successfully completes
Return Value
the newly sent SFRestRequest
Discussion
Executes a metadata describe on a single sObject.
Declared In
SFRestAPI+Blocks.h
performRequestForResourcesWithFailBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a request to list REST API resources
- (SFRestRequest *)performRequestForResourcesWithFailBlock:(SFRestFailBlock)failBlock completeBlock:(SFRestDictionaryResponseBlock)completeBlock
Parameters
- failBlock
the block to be executed when the request fails (timeout, cancel, or error)
- completeBlock
the block to be executed when the request successfully completes
Return Value
the newly sent SFRestRequest
Discussion
Executes a request to list REST API resources
Declared In
SFRestAPI+Blocks.h
performRequestForVersionsWithFailBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a request to list REST API versions
- (SFRestRequest *)performRequestForVersionsWithFailBlock:(SFRestFailBlock)failBlock completeBlock:(SFRestDictionaryResponseBlock)completeBlock
Parameters
- failBlock
the block to be executed when the request fails (timeout, cancel, or error)
- completeBlock
the block to be executed when the request successfully completes
Return Value
the newly sent SFRestRequest
Discussion
Executes a request to list REST API versions
Declared In
SFRestAPI+Blocks.h
performRetrieveWithObjectType:objectId:fieldList:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a retrieve for a single record.
- (SFRestRequest *)performRetrieveWithObjectType:(NSString *)objectType objectId:(NSString *)objectId fieldList:(NSArray *)fieldList failBlock:(SFRestFailBlock)failBlock completeBlock:(SFRestDictionaryResponseBlock)completeBlock
Parameters
- objectType
the API name of the object to retrieve
- objectId
the record ID of the record to retrieve
- fieldList
an array of fields on this record to retrieve
- failBlock
the block to be executed when the request fails (timeout, cancel, or error)
- completeBlock
the block to be executed when the request successfully completes
Return Value
the newly sent SFRestRequest
Discussion
Executes a retrieve for a single record.
Declared In
SFRestAPI+Blocks.h
performSOQLQuery:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a SOQL query.
- (SFRestRequest *)performSOQLQuery:(NSString *)query failBlock:(SFRestFailBlock)failBlock completeBlock:(SFRestDictionaryResponseBlock)completeBlock
Parameters
- query
the SOQL query to be executed
- failBlock
the block to be executed when the request fails (timeout, cancel, or error)
- completeBlock
the block to be executed when the request successfully completes
Return Value
the newly sent SFRestRequest
Discussion
Executes a SOQL query.
Declared In
SFRestAPI+Blocks.h
performSOSLSearch:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a SOSL search.
- (SFRestRequest *)performSOSLSearch:(NSString *)search failBlock:(SFRestFailBlock)failBlock completeBlock:(SFRestArrayResponseBlock)completeBlock
Parameters
- search
the SOSL search to be executed
- failBlock
the block to be executed when the request fails (timeout, cancel, or error)
- completeBlock
the block to be executed when the request successfully completes
Return Value
the newly sent SFRestRequest
Discussion
Executes a SOSL search.
Declared In
SFRestAPI+Blocks.h
performUpdateWithObjectType:objectId:fields:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a DML update for a single record.
- (SFRestRequest *)performUpdateWithObjectType:(NSString *)objectType objectId:(NSString *)objectId fields:(NSDictionary *)fields failBlock:(SFRestFailBlock)failBlock completeBlock:(SFRestDictionaryResponseBlock)completeBlock
Parameters
- objectType
the API name of the object to update
- objectId
the record ID of the object
- fields
a dictionary of fields to update.
- failBlock
the block to be executed when the request fails (timeout, cancel, or error)
- completeBlock
the block to be executed when the request successfully completes
Return Value
the newly sent SFRestRequest
Discussion
Executes a DML update for a single record.
Declared In
SFRestAPI+Blocks.h
performUpsertWithObjectType:externalIdField:externalId:fields:failBlock:completeBlock:
Executes a DML upsert for a single record.
- (SFRestRequest *)performUpsertWithObjectType:(NSString *)objectType externalIdField:(NSString *)externalIdField externalId:(NSString *)externalId fields:(NSDictionary *)fields failBlock:(SFRestFailBlock)failBlock completeBlock:(SFRestDictionaryResponseBlock)completeBlock
Parameters
- objectType
the API name of the object to update
- externalIdField
the API name of the external ID field to use for updating
- externalId
the actual external Id
- fields
a dictionary of fields to include in the upsert
- failBlock
the block to be executed when the request fails (timeout, cancel, or error)
- completeBlock
the block to be executed when the request successfully completes
Return Value
the newly sent SFRestRequest
Discussion
Executes a DML upsert for a single record.
Declared In
SFRestAPI+Blocks.h
requestForCreateWithObjectType:fields:
Returns an SFRestRequest
which creates a new record of the given type.
- (SFRestRequest *)requestForCreateWithObjectType:(NSString *)objectType fields:(NSDictionary *)fields
Parameters
- objectType
object type; for example, “Account”
- fields
an NSDictionary containing initial field names and values for the record, for example, {Name: “salesforce.com”, TickerSymbol: “CRM”}
Discussion
Returns an SFRestRequest
which creates a new record of the given type.
See Also
Declared In
SFRestAPI.h
requestForDeleteWithObjectType:objectId:
Returns an SFRestRequest
which deletes a record of the given type.
- (SFRestRequest *)requestForDeleteWithObjectType:(NSString *)objectType objectId:(NSString *)objectId
Parameters
- objectType
object type; for example, “Account”
- objectId
the record’s object ID
Discussion
Returns an SFRestRequest
which deletes a record of the given type.
See Also
Declared In
SFRestAPI.h
requestForDescribeGlobal
Returns an SFRestRequest
which lists the available objects and their
metadata for your organization’s data.
- (SFRestRequest *)requestForDescribeGlobal
Discussion
Returns an SFRestRequest
which lists the available objects and their
metadata for your organization’s data.
Declared In
SFRestAPI.h
requestForDescribeWithObjectType:
Returns an SFRestRequest
which completely describes the individual metadata
at all levels for the
specified object.
- (SFRestRequest *)requestForDescribeWithObjectType:(NSString *)objectType
Parameters
- objectType
object type; for example, “Account”
Discussion
Returns an SFRestRequest
which completely describes the individual metadata
at all levels for the
specified object.
See Also
Declared In
SFRestAPI.h
requestForMetadataWithObjectType:
Returns an SFRestRequest
which Describes the individual metadata for the
specified object.
- (SFRestRequest *)requestForMetadataWithObjectType:(NSString *)objectType
Parameters
- objectType
object type; for example, “Account”
Discussion
Returns an SFRestRequest
which Describes the individual metadata for the
specified object.
See Also
Declared In
SFRestAPI.h
requestForQuery:
Returns an SFRestRequest
which executes the specified SOQL query.
- (SFRestRequest *)requestForQuery:(NSString *)soql
Parameters
- soql
a string containing the query to execute – for example, “SELECT Id, Name from Account ORDER BY Name LIMIT 20”
Discussion
Returns an SFRestRequest
which executes the specified SOQL query.
Declared In
SFRestAPI.h
requestForResources
Returns an SFRestRequest
which lists available resources for the
client’s API version, including resource name and URI.
- (SFRestRequest *)requestForResources
Discussion
Returns an SFRestRequest
which lists available resources for the
client’s API version, including resource name and URI.
See Also
Declared In
SFRestAPI.h
requestForRetrieveWithObjectType:objectId:fieldList:
Returns an SFRestRequest
which retrieves field values for a record of the given type.
- (SFRestRequest *)requestForRetrieveWithObjectType:(NSString *)objectType objectId:(NSString *)objectId fieldList:(NSString *)fieldList
Parameters
- objectType
object type; for example, “Account”
- objectId
the record’s object ID
- fieldList
comma-separated list of fields for which to return values; for example, “Name,Industry,TickerSymbol”. Pass nil to retrieve all the fields.
Discussion
Returns an SFRestRequest
which retrieves field values for a record of the given type.
See Also
Declared In
SFRestAPI.h
requestForSearch:
Returns an SFRestRequest
which executes the specified SOSL search.
- (SFRestRequest *)requestForSearch:(NSString *)sosl
Parameters
- sosl
a string containing the search to execute – for example, “FIND {needle}”
Discussion
Returns an SFRestRequest
which executes the specified SOSL search.
Declared In
SFRestAPI.h
requestForUpdateWithObjectType:objectId:fields:
Returns an SFRestRequest
which updates field values on a record of the given type.
- (SFRestRequest *)requestForUpdateWithObjectType:(NSString *)objectType objectId:(NSString *)objectId fields:(NSDictionary *)fields
Parameters
- objectType
object type; for example, “Account”
- objectId
the record’s object ID
- fields
an object containing initial field names and values for the record, for example, {Name: “salesforce.com”, TickerSymbol “CRM”}
Discussion
Returns an SFRestRequest
which updates field values on a record of the given type.
See Also
Declared In
SFRestAPI.h
requestForUpsertWithObjectType:externalIdField:externalId:fields:
Returns an SFRestRequest
which creates or updates record of the given type, based on the
given external ID.
- (SFRestRequest *)requestForUpsertWithObjectType:(NSString *)objectType externalIdField:(NSString *)externalIdField externalId:(NSString *)externalId fields:(NSDictionary *)fields
Parameters
- objectType
object type; for example, “Account”
- externalIdField
external ID field name; for example, “accountMaster__c”
- externalId
the record’s external ID value
- fields
an NSDictionary containing field names and values for the record, for example, {Name: “salesforce.com”, TickerSymbol “CRM”}
Discussion
Returns an SFRestRequest
which creates or updates record of the given type, based on the
given external ID.
Declared In
SFRestAPI.h
requestForVersions
Returns an SFRestRequest
which lists summary information about each
Salesforce.com version currently available, including the version,
label, and a link to each version’s root.
- (SFRestRequest *)requestForVersions
Discussion
Returns an SFRestRequest
which lists summary information about each
Salesforce.com version currently available, including the version,
label, and a link to each version’s root.
Declared In
SFRestAPI.h
send:delegate:
Sends a REST request to the Salesforce server and invokes the appropriate delegate method.
- (void)send:(SFRestRequest *)request delegate:(id<SFRestDelegate>)delegate
Parameters
- request
the SFRestRequest to be sent
- delegate
the delegate object used when the response from the server is returned. This overwrites the delegate property of the request.
Discussion
Sends a REST request to the Salesforce server and invokes the appropriate delegate method.
Declared In
SFRestAPI.h
sendRESTRequest:failBlock:completeBlock:
Send a request you’ve already built, using blocks to return status.
- (void)sendRESTRequest:(SFRestRequest *)request failBlock:(SFRestFailBlock)failBlock completeBlock:(id)completeBlock
Parameters
- request
the SFRestRequest to be sent
- failBlock
the block to be executed when the request fails (timeout, cancel, or error)
- completeBlock
the block to be executed when the request successfully completes
Discussion
Send a request you’ve already built, using blocks to return status.
Declared In
SFRestAPI+Blocks.h


Before getting into the details of this experience, I'd like to point out that I have a rather low tolerance for a lot of substances. For example, pot has often given me hallucinations at low doses and initially a pin-joint would suffice to do it.
That morning, my roommate showed up with some pot and we smoked a modest joint together. I don't remember exactly how much I smoked, but it was enough to keep me in an altered state for most of the day. While I was just noticing a return to baseline, I was having a conversation with a friend who had some morning glory seeds. Having gotten the itch to try LSD and the like, I'd decided to settle for this, for now, and he agreed to come over and make an event of it.
By the time we started, it was roughly 10PM. We didn't have the materials for any kind of extraction, so we just ground up the seeds and drank them down with water, knowing we'd probably get sick. I'd taken approximately 400 seeds this way (one pile of exactly 100, plus one pile of 100 by sight, plus one pile of 200 by sight.)
While we were debating about whether or not it was a good idea, I was chewing on one seed at a time, eating about 10 or 20 of them in this way. I did it in jest (I'm normally very timid about drugs due to low tolerance, so I was pretending to be daring) but after about 10 minutes or so, I started to feel funny. I thought it was psychosomatic, but I later found out that it was a mild version of what I felt at the onset. I should have taken this into account before deciding to go with a full 400, but my friends were telling me that 400 was threshold for fun, despite what I'd read to the the contrary, and I had assumed that what I'd felt from the few seeds was not really a drug effect. For some reason, I felt no hesitation about downing the whole dose, and I finished if off absentmindedly.
There's a lot of toxic stuff in morning glory seeds. We went for a walk, but I started to vomit, and decided I needed to get some water, mostly to wash the taste out of my mouth. I had noticed, though, when I vomitted, that I had no visual perceptions, or that I was visually in darkness and I had briefly felt like I had sunken into some sub-sensory environment. It came out orange and frothy, and I immediately felt better until the next wave of nausea.
Light was a bit strange, saturated colors, foggy light, and I started feeling really weird again. My roommate, who had eaten 800 seeds and apparently vomitted most of them, had locked himself in his room, and the friend who brought the seeds didn't partake had decided to go home. So, I was alone in my room with no one for company, except the people on IRC that I was chatting with. I began to feel uncomfortably nauseous, but not bad enough to vomit, so I decided to lay down for a bit, contemplating whether I should induce vomitting, or just let it sit. Soon enough the decision was made for me, I was tripping heavily, and though thoroughly nauseated, it was no longer a discomfort in the least.
I was euphoric.
The effects continued to get stronger and stronger. I felt some very weird things, and saw weird things, all very difficult to describe. Two things, though, stand out. The first is the fact that I noticed what facts were immediately made available to me from memory whenever I'd think about something or someone. I could tell which ones I would normally be conscious of, they were very strong, and still others that I wouldn't normally be conscious of. I can't remember any examples, but I do remember being amazed at how the information came to me and spending a lot of time thinking about what it might signify in terms of neurochemistry.
The second thing is probably the basis for hallucinations. I noticed that normally incompatible stimuli were being paired or grouped; 'that tastes like my foot is sore,' would be a fairly tame example. Incoherent concepts were perfectly fair game. I could think and feel in this way. Further, the thoughts I was thinking were reflected upon as visual stimulus. Usually, a thought had a shape, though most of it was invisible, or perhaps the color of 'clear', and color, the edges were sharp with a band of many colors.
Finally, I got out of the 'I'm so great' and 'that's so true' phase, and entered something of the opposite. It became 'I'm so full of myself', which was true at the time, I thought I was the center of the universe, so I lay down and tried to relax. I found at this point that I could focus my eyes independantly, and one eye was focussed on something on my pillow, just an inch away from my eye, while my other eye was focussed on the door to my room, about 2 or 3 meters away. I don't know about others, but that's not possible for me while baseline.
For much of the time I spent in bed, I was completely inside my head. My memory of the extreme peak has waned quite a bit, but I remember some time when my visuals were completely imaginary. At one point I started looking at those little red dots that are omnipresent in my vision (this is a baseline phenomenon) and they were joined by bluish dots of a colour that isn't in the spectrum. Behind these dots were bright yellows and greens and every other color in a majestic network of perfect gradients.
Some time during the peak, I fell asleep, and woke when my roommate came home. I felt a bit weird upon waking. After a few minutes, I felt very paranoid, and asked to be alone. I couldn't take the quietness of my roommate, who later told me that the experience had made him feel very antisocial. I had problems thinking clearly, and anything I thought about would cause me to get lost in some detail. I felt schizophrenic, very schizophrenic. Further, I couldn't maintain a proper stream of consciousness. Actually, this phenomenon had lasted the whole trip, but it didn't bother me until I woke up.
I grew very worried that this state would never end. This is because I'd sat there for about 8 hours or so, thinking that only 30 minutes had passed. I freaked out when I looked at the clock and realized that not only should all of the major effects from the trip have been over, but I should've been baseline by this time, the evening of the following day.
I'd read that LSD can advance latent schizophrenia, and I was worried that this had happened, and that I'd be in that state forever. It maddened me, which just made the experience worse. Out of paranoia, I resigned myself to that fate and instantly grief hit me, which I reflexively fought.  Thankfully, I managed to eat and sleep and I even made it to work that night.
I still noticed drug effects up to 36 hours after the experience, and some psychological changes have been permenant. The drug effects were essentially a kind of detachment that allowed me to think very clearly, but less intuitively. Emotion was difficult to muster, and then only weakly -- 'love' was impossible to feel. I was concerned about this, but it wasn't distressing. I missed the way I used to be, though, and realized nothing would ever be the same again. Through the lament, I realized that I would eventually reintegrate and reattach to the world, whether it be drug wearing off, or new experience causing me to readjust. Thankfully, it was the former. I remember feeling pity for someone. At that moment I realized that I was 'normal' again. Mostly.
The permenant changes are very subtle, and beneficial so far as I can tell. The biggest change is a massive reduction in anxiety. Qualia is more pleasing to me, and my mind is a lot calmer than usual. I'm very pleased about the whole experience, despite the fact that half of it was the worst expierience of my life. That said, I'll never eat seeds again. I'm still game to try LSD, and I'd be willing to try extracted LSA without the presence of those nasty toxins.
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Lucky Charms for every meal? A whole pizza at 3 a.m.? Five energy drinks a day? Ramen noodles for breakfast?
Yep, that’s right: the freshman diet.
It's true the average first-year college student puts on weight, but it's usually somewhere between 3 pounds up to about 7 pounds, studies indicate. Guys are actually more likely to gain weight than women in their first year, according to a 2009 Oregon State University study.
So what's wrong with gaining a few pounds?  Students who gained weight during college are more at risk to become obese in adulthood, according to research.
Here's how to avoid the common freshman diet traps and maintain a healthy, balanced routine:
Navigating the dining hall maze
“Food services on college campuses are almost like an all-you-can-eat buffet,” says Dan Jones, director and chief psychologist at the Counseling and Psychological Services Center at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina.
Sure, there’s the salad bar. But there’s also the unlimited pizza station and soft-serve ice cream machine. With food service available from early in the morning until late at night, it’s easy to load up on unhealthy foods throughout the day.
top ramen, noodles
Ramen noodles for breakfast? OK, you're late for class and they're quick, but not every morning.
But if you can't stomach the cafeteria menu, be wary of stocking up food in your dorm.
“I saw young women eat peanut butter sandwiches for every meal or live off of power bars because they disliked the hot meals served in the dining hall,” Zeilinger told TODAY.
Keep moving
With trying to balance school work, making friends and adjusting to campus life, you may not get much more exercise than walking to and from classes. Students who were once high school athletes may not realize how much physical activity they are now lacking.
“A lot of students do gain weight and it surprises them sometimes how quickly and easily it can happen,” says Jones. “There’s a lack of movement and consuming calories is a lot easier than it’s ever been before.”
Making time to exercise will not only keep you physically in shape but also mentally alert. And most college campuses offer fitness facilities and exercise classes to encourage you to stay active.
Social calories
A huge part of college is getting to know people and building relationships. That means loading up on "social calories" from eating, drinking and partying.
The flip side is “drunkorexia," when students restrict their food calories during the day so they can party at night. It's a growing problem on college campuses, Dr. Susan Tweeten, psychological resident at the Counseling and Psychological Services at the University of Central Florida, told TODAY. Research shows that drunkorexia can prompt eating disorders or alcoholism and lead to an increased risk for alcohol-related problems in the long term, such as liver disease, diabetes and dementia.
Eating (or drinking) your feelings
When you’re feeling stressed or upset, it’s common to turn to comfort food to make yourself feel better. Comfort food for the college newbie is usually potato chips, pizza or ice cream.
“Many freshmen navigate the dining hall from an emotional perspective rather than from one of hunger or health,” Zeilinger told TODAY.
Yet while some freshmen rely on greasy, sugary treats to deal with anxiety, others feel like they can manage stress by eating fewer calories, Jones says. “They’re restricting their food because they feel out of control because they’re in a new environment. Restricting food … can feel like you’re gaining control over at least one aspect of your life.”
In either case, if you feel like your stress or eating habits are becoming a problem, there are resources on campus, such as a counseling center or health services, that will help you connect with professionals who can support you.
“If they’re in a place where they’re eating really differently than they have in the past or all they can think about is how they’re eating or what their body looks like, those are really warning signs," Tweeten says.
It’s a balancing act
Between the all-you-can-eat dorm food, busy scheduling, tough classes, new social circles and sleep- when-you’re-dead mentality, your freshman year may feel like a whirlwind.
“More than anything, it’s … nurturing your whole self, which means you have to attend to the basics of what your body needs,” Tweeten told TODAY.
And by sophomore year, it’s common for students to have adjusted to campus life and return to a more balanced lifestyle.
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10-year-old shot during NJ high school football game dies of injuries
by Ben FeuerherdA 10-year-old boy who was struck by gunfire last Friday night during a high school football game in New Jersey died of his injuries Wednesday.
Micah Tennant was one of three people wounded when a gunman opened fire at the game between Pleasantville High School and Camden High School in Pleasantville, outside of Atlantic City, the county prosecutor’s office said.
Tennant, who was shot in the neck, died of his injuries Wednesday, authorities said. A 27-year-old man and a 15-year-old boy were also wounded in the shooting, prosecutors said.
The suspected gunman, Alvin Wyatt, was hit with an upgraded charge of murder after Tennant died Wednesday, authorities said.
“Words at this time seem so insufficient to portray the anger and outrage that our community feels regarding his loss,” Atlantic County Prosecutor Damon G. Tyner said in a statement.
“However, his spirit will live on in so many people that he inspired.”
Four other people who were carrying weapons at the game were also charged in connection to the shooting.


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Project Charter document is the first structured document among a set of documents in the Research project module. The main focus of the Project Charter is to get a basic idea on the outline of the research topic, the importance of research problem and also to review on the general proposed solution structure. Although this is not an assessed submission, it is important to create an organized project charter to successfully proceed with the upcoming work.
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Project proposal is the evaluation associated with the Research project module. For the above evaluation, students have submit a group report and four individual reports. The project proposal report is evaluated by the supervisor and the co-supervisor.
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13 Apr 2018If you are using latest Docker for Windows 18.02 CE Edge or higher it comes by default Docker Orchestrator as “Kubernetes”. For me at the time of writing this post I don’t see an option to switch it to Docker Swarm from the Settings menu.
If you ever need to change the Orchestrator to Swarm/Kubernetes you may set the environment variable DOCKER_ORCHESTRATOR to appropriate value as shown below


Shanghai Sun Glory Shipping Co., Ltd
(Shanghai, Head Office)
ID: 118521
* Only these offices are covered and protected under this program.
Please remember that Companies with non-enrolled offices in the vicinity of places of origin, or final destination of shipment(s) are NOT covered by WCA Gold Medallion Plan for those specific shipments.
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SGL Shipping was established in 2007. We take every effort to provide our clients the best global sea shipping service. SGL Shipping has been awarded NVOCC Certificate by MOC and the qualification of Class A Forwarding Company by MOFCOM. In accordance with the Spirit of Contract, we provide our clients CONTAINER/BREAK BULK/LOGISTICS service for the cargo inbound and outbound China.
CONTAINER SERVICE
SGL is the primary booking agent of shipping lines like PIL, COSCO, SEALAND, CMA, EMC, etc. with a sufficient cash flow and a good credit to meet the client’s demand for shipping space. As a leading sea freight forwarder, our service covers all major ports in China. Over the years, SGL has been making every effort to meet the diverse needs of customers for transport services, and has accumulated abundant experience in special container transport, such as special containers, dangerous goods and refrigerated container and won the trust of customers. We can also provide extended logistics services such as trucking, stuffing and Customs clearance service to our clients.
BREAK BULK SERVICE
SGL has been in long-term cooperation with shipping companies including BBC Chartering, SAL, NYK, AAL, BIGLIFT, and COSCO. We are familiar with all heavy-lift carriers’ tonnage position information and can provide tailor made and most economical logistics service.
• Customs clearance
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• 40-400mt heavy lift cargo such as trucking/barge service/experienced port captain supervision
• professional cargo lashing and covering tarpaulin.
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Having 11 years’ experience SGL keep providing clients professional and effective logistics service in China and that gains us splendid reputation on the market.


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