FACING the NEW CHALLENGE
I am sunus, A quite normal guy happened to know something about programming. Now, I am trying hard to be a guy that deserves you.
now i have three days off i can relax myself
but i don’t know what worth to writing.
how is my future? i believe i will makt it.

EXCITING!
GL !!
A girl minds her friends’s saying . so she wants to cover them.
what about me? i am hurt by she..:D
maybe i need to change
Interview
Hello Emil. For the few readers out there who might not know you, could you please introduce yourself?
Hey, my name is Emil Christensen, nickname HeatoN, I’m 21 years old from Stockholm, Sweden, and I’m the team captain for NiP.
You have previously played in clans such as SK and the old generation of NiP, can you give a brief summary of your history as a counter-strike player?
Well ill start out when I joined NiP, because that’s where the fun starts!
I joined NiP in early 2001 and we started out by winning All the CPLs that year, including the World championship where we won vs. X3 in the final. After that we ran in to some problems, we didn’t have any sponsors at all, and some of our managers fooled us pretty big. So we decided to join SK who could sponsor us with trips etc. back then, and we formed a new team with me, Potti, Xeqtr, Xenon and Dark. It started out really bad in one of the worse tournaments ever in LAN ARENA 7 where we finished something like 18th? Just 1 week after that it was time for CPL again, and we came out on top as always, with a great performance!
After that it was a big gap with tournaments for a while, and we ran in to some internal problems, and we changed our team quite a bit, but always me and Potti in it, for the next coming 6months, with pretty bad results, and after our 3rd place at CPL Winter, we decided to take in Ahl, and Fisker from Team9, and it started out great, and later on that year both element and SpawN joined in, so Brunk left, and we won all 4 CPLS including WCG Korea.
In 2004 it started out as normal, we won the first couple of tournaments, but then we ran in to some problems and “only” got second at CPL Summer, and we decided to take in Hyper from EYE. It started out great on the practices, and we were about to go to WCG when SpawN got sick the day before, and we got to take in ahl for the event. He were supposed to sit that tournament, which meant we hadn’t practiced anything with him, so we only got 4th there. After that we managed to win 011 LAN with a lot of great teams there and we felt like we where back on track.
During the last months of the year we ran in to some problems with the organisation and it resulted in that we couldn’t go to CPL Winter. We then decided to leave SK and join NiP again, because now we had a really serious team behind us that would make sure everything was really professional, and the new team consisted of me, Ahl, Hyper, Spawn, Potti and Vilden. We started out really bad by only getting 3rd at CPL Spain, and we really felt we didn’t have any chemistry and we did some pretty bad results after that too, which resulted in us splitting up the team, 4 of the others went to SK, while Potti and I decided to stay. After that we took in walle, zet and ins and started building a new team. And so far it’s been quite alright results, including 2 tournament wins, and a lot of top4 places in big tournaments, and we have really high expectations for the next year!
You left the organisation SK to form your own organisation and try your luck at NiP, how did it feel not having the security SK provided you guys with(salary and stuff), and going to start from scratch again?
We actually had it all secured from NiP before we went there, and it was also a lot more professional, always getting salary on time etc, so it feels a lot more secure here than I did in SK.
Then something happened, Hyper, SpawN, ahl, vilden and fisker decided to leave you and Potti. This shocked the entire scene, both Swedish and international. Did you guys simply need some fresh air after playing together for that long time?
We didn’t have fun together when we played, and that caused bad results which in the end caused us to split up, simple as that.
What consequences, both positive as well as negative, did the break with these 5 players have for both you and Potti?
I mean I have played many years together with some of those guys, and I really like them as persons, and we have great memories together. But on the other hand if it hadn’t happened I would never have been so close friends and having such great time as I have right now together with walle, zet and ins, who are some of the best guys I have ever met.
Keeping focus at Potti it seems like the two of you are inseparable. You’ve been playing together since the very first version of NiP, and besides his shorter inactive period in the new NiP, you’ve always stuck together. How much does this guy mean to you?
He’s my best friend outside gaming as well, and I really felt I missed him during his inactive time, and I can’t imagine playing without him again, he’s the nicest friend you can have.
Does he in anyway affect your performance and motivation?
We try to help each other out a lot with gaming and to get motivated, so if some of us are having a bad period or something, we always get each other back on track to perform better.
What other players would you point out as some of the most important in your career and why?
Potti: Of course , my best friend who helped me become what I am today.
Medion: One of the oldschool NiP players who learned me a lot about the game in the early days, and also a very nice friend. Not to forget Spawn, Ahl and Fisker. We all played together for a really long time and won almost everything you could. We had a great time, and I couldn’t have done it without them.
You’ve been to a whole bunch of events, countless CPL’s, WEG, ESWC etc.
CPL will always be the biggest, since it’s so well known.
You’ve had your victories and losses. Which specific match and event that you’ve won is the most important to you, and with what match/event have you been the most disappointed?
The most important victory I have ever had was the final vs. 3D in WCG 2003, we where down 2-10 and won it with 13-11. That’s by far the best gaming memory I have.
You attended CPL Winter in Dallas in the end of 2005 with NiP. Pretty early in the tournament, you faced your old team-mates from SK, how were the team’s feelings about this match, and how were your feelings in particular?
Well I was really looking forward to that game, but when I saw it was on cbble I already almost knew that we had lost, since we’ve never really practiced that map before. But I really felt we would get back from loserbracket and play them again so it wasn’t hard for me at all actually.
SK ended up winning the game and later on the tournament. I’m guessing it wasn’t exactly what you had hoped for. You where knocked out by JMC, who took 3rd, so how are you feeling about the event when you look back at it now?
Well I’m really satisfied with our performance, EXCEPT for the one game vs. JMC. I have no idea what happened, we just had one of those games where nothing worked, and it’s a shame it came then.
Let’s turn focus to WEG season #3 for a while. How was it to be a competitor at this type of event compared to CPL and ESWC etc.?
This if by far the most professional event I have ever played. They really listen to the players input there and fixed everything we asked them for, no problems at all. Playing on live TV only made the experience a lot better.
You only played like 1 match a week, what did you spent your time on besides practicing?
Not much actually, almost the only thing I did there was work out together with Potti, and playing CS, and of course sometimes go out and have a look at the city!
The tournament it self was dominated by the Chinese team wNv, who won the final against project_kr. Why didn’t we see NiP in the finals, what went wrong versus the Koreans?
De_train went wrong! We really had the game there, and we messed up some T rounds that we had, and we lost in overtime. We knew that they were really strong on dust2, and we couldn’t do much about that, so a really bad day I guess.
The matches were played with live audience and were broadcasted on television, which is something we don’t see much of in Europe. Did this affect the teams in any way, putting extra pressure on you, giving you extra motivation etc.?

Looking at the current lineup in NiP, you have an excellent balance between routine and (earlier) upcoming players/talents. How do see this new team forming compared to the old all-dominating NiP?
I hope that we are able to reach the same high level as the old team. I think we have a great mix of players and I have really high confidence that next year will be great for us!
You’ve shown an incredible stability in your performances, but you still lack a top result (with NiP). Why do think this is so, and when will we see NiP on top again?
We had some really bad luck, and it’s only a matter of time before we get that first big victory!
What will the future bring for team NiP? What events can we expect to see you at - SHG Open 2006 (a Danish LAN with 100.000 DK Kr. for the first place) perhaps?
We will try to go to every CPL Worldtour stop, and ESWC this year. But I don’t think we are going to attend SHG, we have a really busy schedule, but if we get some extra time there, you never know!
Thank you very much for your time, last word goes to you, so if you got any sponsors, friends, whatever you would like to thank this is the time.
Ofcourse I would like to say thanks to all our fans, and all the people behind us! Our crew on our site www.nip-gaming.com, and last but not least SteelSeries, Icemat and Softtrading for supporting us, and giving gamers what they want!
BTW
You’ve shown an incredible stability in your performances, but you still lack a top result (with NiP). Why do think this is so, and when will we see NiP on top again?
We had some really bad luck, and it’s only a matter of time before we get that first big victory!
I BELIEVE IT.
****tomorrow this vacation will off
a new term will on!
[G]ood [L]uck & [H] a v e [F] un!
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btw. today all vacation’s<14days> homeworks were done by me.
so exciting~
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src/lds_gaussian_sctrl.cpp #
GLDS switched controller type. More…
Detailed Description #
This file implements the type for switched feedback control of a system approximated as multiple discrete Gaussian-output linear dynamical systems ([lds::gaussian::sctrl_t](/ldsctrlest/docs/api/classes/classlds_1_1gaussian_1_1sctrl__t/)
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//===-- lds_gaussian_sctrl.cpp - Switched Controller ----------------------===//
//
// Copyright 2021 [name of copyright owner]
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
// You may obtain a copy of the License at
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#include <ldsCtrlEst>
using namespace std;
using namespace glds;
glds::sctrl_t::sctrl_t(size_t nSys, size_t nU, size_t nX, size_t nY,
data_t& uLB, data_t& uUB, data_t& dt, data_t& p0,
data_t& q0, data_t& r0, size_t controlType)
: glds::ctrl_t(nU, nX, nY, uLB, uUB, dt, p0, q0, r0, controlType),
nSys(nSys),
sysIdx(0) {
// initial wrapper controller
// (will hold parameters of toggled underlying systems set by `setSystem`)
ctrl_t sys0(nU, nX, nY, uLB, uUB, dt, p0, q0, r0, controlType);
systems = std::vector<ctrl_t>(nSys, sys0);
adaptM = false;
}
void glds::sctrl_t::setSystem(size_t sysIdx, ctrl_t& sys) {
// Make sure system Idx in bounds
if ((sysIdx + 1) > nSys) {
cerr << "Provided system index is not consistent with switched system! "
"Skipping."
<< endl;
return;
}
// check to make sure dimensions correct.
if ((sys.getNx() == nX) & (sys.getNu() == nU) & (sys.getNy() == nY))
systems[sysIdx] = sys;
else
cerr << "System dimensions are not consistent with switched system! "
"Skipping."
<< endl;
// assign to parent
this->sysIdx = sysIdx + 1; // this forces switchSystem call to switch
switchSystem(sysIdx);
}
void glds::sctrl_t::switchSystem(size_t sysIdx) {
// Make sure system Idx in bounds
if ((sysIdx + 1) > nSys) {
cerr << "Provided system index is not consistent with switched system! "
"Skipping."
<< endl;
return;
}
if (sysIdx == this->sysIdx) return; // already there.
if (adaptM) {
// Need to recalc equivalent disturbance for new dynamics [A]
// TODO(mfbolus): This is a fudge. It is the disturbance such that the next
// time step prediction should be the same for both systems.
m += (A - systems[sysIdx].getA()) * x;
} else
m = systems[sysIdx].getM0();
// Necessary params.
A = systems[sysIdx].getA();
B = systems[sysIdx].getB();
Q = systems[sysIdx].getQ();
Q_m = systems[sysIdx].getQ_m();
C = systems[sysIdx].getC();
d = systems[sysIdx].getD();
x0 = systems[sysIdx].getX0();
m0 = systems[sysIdx].getM0();
P0 = systems[sysIdx].getP0();
P0_m = systems[sysIdx].getP0_m();
R = systems[sysIdx].getR();
Ke = systems[sysIdx].getKe();
Ke_m = systems[sysIdx].getKe_m();
size_t controlType = systems[sysIdx].getControlType();
setControlType(controlType);
Kc_u = systems[sysIdx].getKc_u();
Kc_x = systems[sysIdx].getKc_x();
Kc_inty = systems[sysIdx].getKc_inty();
// TODO(mfbolus): Keep the below commented out. Currently references and input
// gains are set at the parent system level and not switched between systems.
// It is conceivable input gains should be varied between systems, but that
// can be accounted for in `B`, so keeping this a parent-level parameter for
// now.
// g = systems[sysIdx].getG();
// gDesign = systems[sysIdx].getGDesign();
this->sysIdx = sysIdx;
}
void glds::sctrl_t::setControlType(size_t controlType) {
if (this->controlType == controlType) return;
// creating a blank slate... (perhaps unnecessary)
this->controlType = 0;
Kc_u.zeros(0, 0);
Kc_inty.zeros(0, 0);
intE.zeros(0, 0);
intE_awuAdjust.zeros(0, 0);
// controller was designed to minimize deltaU
// (i.e. state augmented with u)
if (controlType & CONTROL_TYPE_U) {
Kc_u.zeros(nU, nU);
this->controlType = this->controlType | CONTROL_TYPE_U;
}
// controller was designed to minimize integral error
if (controlType & CONTROL_TYPE_INTY) {
Kc_inty.zeros(nU, nY);
intE.zeros(nY);
intE_awuAdjust.zeros(nY);
this->controlType = this->controlType | CONTROL_TYPE_INTY;
}
// whether to adapt set point calculate with (re-estimated) process
// disturbance (m)
if (controlType & CONTROL_TYPE_ADAPT_M) {
if (this->adaptM) // only if adapting M...
this->controlType = this->controlType | CONTROL_TYPE_ADAPT_M;
}
}
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name: inverse layout: true class: center, middle, inverse --- # STAT 105: Lecture 9 ## Chapter 4: Describing Relationships Between Variables .footnote[Course page: [imouzon.github.io/stat105](https://imouzon.github.io/stat105)] --- layout:false .left-column[ ## Recap ### Residuals ] .right-column[ ###Residuals - The "residue" left over from fitting a line
- Each point represents some \\((x_i, y_i)\\) pair from our data - We use the Least Squares approach to find the best fit line, \\(\hat{y} = b_0 + b_1 x\\) - For any value \\(x_i\\) in our data set, we can get a fitted (or predicted) value \\(\hat{y}_i = b_0 + b_1 x_i \\) ] --- .left-column[ ## Recap ### Residuals ] .right-column[ ###Residuals
- The residual is the difference between the observed data point and the fitted prediction: \\[ e_i = y_i - \hat{y}_i \\] - **In the linear case**, using \\(\hat{y} = b_0 + b_1 x\\), we can also write \\[ e_i = y_i - \hat{y}_i = y_i - (b_0 + b_1 x_i) \\] for each pair \\((x_i, y_i)\\). ] --- .left-column[ ## Recap ### Residuals ] .right-column[ ###Residuals
**ROPe**: **R**esiduals = **O**bserved - **P**redicted (using symbol \\(e_i\\)) - If \\(e\_i > 0\\) then \\(y_i - \hat{y}\_i > 0\\) and \\(y\_i > \hat{y}\_i\\) meaning the observed is larger than the predicted - we are "underpredicting" - If \\(e\_i < 0\\) then \\(y_i - \hat{y}\_i < 0\\) and \\(y\_i < \hat{y}\_i\\) meaning the observed is smaller than the predicted - we are "overpredicting" Obviously, we would like our residuals to be small compared to the size of response values. ] --- .left-column[ ## Recap ## Good Fit ] .right-column[
Knowing when a relationship fits the data well
So far we have been fitting lines to describe our data. A first question to ask may be something like: - **Q**: What kind of situations can a linear fit be used to describe the relationship between an expreimental variable and a response? - **A**: Any time both the experimental variable and the response variable are numeric. **However** all fits are not created the same:
] --- .left-column[ ## Recap ## Good Fit ### Numeric Desc. ] .right-column[
Describing Fit Numerically
**1. Sample correlation (aka, sample linear correlation)** For a sample consisting of data pairs \\((x_1, y_1)\\), \\((x_2, y_2)\\), \\((x_3, y_3)\\), ... \\((x_n, y_n)\\), the sample linear correlation, \\(r\\), is defined by `\[ r = \frac{ \sum_{i = 1}^{n} (x_i - \bar{x}) (y_i - \bar{y}) }{ \sqrt{ \left(\sum_{i = 1}^{n} (x_i - \bar{x})^2 \right) \left(\sum_{i = 1}^{n} (y_i - \bar{y})^2 \right) } } \]` which can also be written as `\[ r = \frac{ \sum_{i = 1}^{n} x_i y_i - n \bar{x}\bar{y} }{ \sqrt{ \left(\sum_{i = 1}^{n} x_i^2 - n\bar{x}^2 \right) \left(\sum_{i = 1}^{n} y_i^2 - n \bar{y}^2 \right) } } \]` ] --- .left-column[ ## Recap ## Good Fit ### Numeric Desc. ] .right-column[ **1. Sample correlation (aka, sample linear correlation)** The value of \\(r\\) is always between -1 and +1. - The closer the value is to -1 or +1 the stronger the linear relationship. - Negative values of \\(r\\) indicate a negative relationship (as \\(x\\) increases, \\(y\\) decreases). - Positive values of \\(r\\) indicate a positive relationship (as \\(x\\) increases, \\(y\\) increases). - One possible rule of thumb: | Range of \\(r\\) | Strength | Direction | |-------------------|---------------|-----------| | 0.9 to 1.0 | Very Strong | Positive | | 0.7 to 0.9 | Strong | Positive | | 0.5 to 0.7 | Moderate | Positive | | 0.3 to 0.5 | Weak | Positive | | -0.3 to 0.3 | Very Weak/No Relationship | | | -0.5 to -0.3 | Weak | Negative | | -0.7 to -0.5 | Moderate | Negative | | -0.9 to -0.7 | Strong | Negative | | -1.0 to -0.9 | Very Strong | Negative | ] --- .left-column[ ## Recap ## Good Fit ### Numeric Desc. ] .right-column[
The values of \\(r\\) from left to right are in the plot above are: ``` r=0.9998782 r=-0.8523543 r=-0.1347395 ``` - In there first case the linear relationship is almost perfect, and we would happily refer to this as a **very strong**, **positive** relationship between \\(x\\) and \\(y\\). - In there second case the linear relationship is seems appropriate - we could safely call it a **strong**, **negative** linear relationship between \\(x\\) and \\(y\\). - In there third case the value of \\(r\\) indicates that there is **no linear relationship** between the value of \\(x\\) and the value of \\(y\\). In each case we *can* fit a linear model. However, - a line is clearly a good choice for the data on the left - the middle data could be described well by a line, but the relationship is not as obvious as the case on the left. - a linear relationship is clearly clearly inappropriate for the data on the right (something like \\(x^2\\) would be better). We need a way to identify the quality of the fit **concretely** ] --- .left-column[ ## Recap ## Good Fit ### Numeric Desc. ] .right-column[ **1. Sample correlation (aka, sample linear correlation)** **Example**: Stress and Lifetime of Bars The data can be found in Lecture 9. We can use it to calculate the following values:
\\[ \sum\_{i = 1}^{10} x\_i = 200, \sum\_{i = 1}^{10} x\_i^2 = 5412.5, \\] \\[ \sum\_{i = 1}^{10} y\_i = 484, \sum\_{i = 1}^{10} y\_i^2 = 25238, \sum\_{i = 1}^{10} x\_i y\_i = 8407.5, \\]
and we can write:
`\[ \begin{align} r &= \frac{ \sum_{i = 1}^{n} x_i y_i - n \bar{x}\bar{y} }{ \sqrt{ \left(\sum_{i = 1}^{n} x_i^2 - n\bar{x}^2 \right) \left(\sum_{i = 1}^{n} y_i^2 - n \bar{y}^2 \right) } } \\\\ &= \frac{ 8407.5 - 10 (20) (48.5) }{ \sqrt{ \left(5412.5 - 10 (20)^2 \right) \left(25238 - 10 (48.4)^2 \right) } } \\\\ &= -0.795 \end{align} \]`
So we would say that stress applied and lifetime of the bar have a **strong, negative, linear relationship**. ] --- .left-column[ ## Recap ## Good Fit ### Numeric Desc. ] .right-column[ **2. Coeffecient of Determination (\\(R^2\\))** We know that our responses have variability - they are not always the same. We hope that the relationship between our response and our explanatory variables explains some of the variability in our responses. \\(R^2\\) is the fraction of the total variability in the response (\\(y\\)) accounted for by the fitted relationship. - When \\(R^2\\) is close to 1 we have explained **almost all** of the variability in our response using the fitted relationship (i.e., the fitted relationship is good). - When \\(R^2\\) is close to 0 we have explained **almost none** of the variability in our response using the fitted relationship (i.e., the fitted relationship is bad). There are a number of ways we can calculate \\(R^2\\). Some require you to know more than others or do more work by hand. ] --- .left-column[ ## Recap ## Good Fit ### Numeric Desc. ] .right-column[ **2. Calculating Coeffecient of Determination (\\(R^2\\))** **Method a**. Using the data and our fitted relationship: For an experiment with response values \\(y_1, y_2, \ldots, y_3\\) and fitted values \\(\hat{y}_1, \hat{y}_2, \ldots, \hat{y}_3\\) we calcuate the following: `\[ R^2 = \frac{ \sum_{i=1}^n (y_i - \bar{y})^2 - \sum_{i=1}^n (y_i - \hat{y}_i)^2 }{ \sum_{i=1}^n (y_i - \bar{y})^2 } \]` - This is the longest way to calculate \\(R^2\\) by hand. - It requires you to know every response value in the data (\\(y_i\\)) and every fitted value (\\(\hat{y}_i\\)) ] --- .left-column[ ## Recap ## Good Fit ### Numeric Desc. ] .right-column[ **2. Calculating Coeffecient of Determination (\\(R^2\\))** **Method b**. Using Sums of Squares For an experiment with response values \\(y_1, y_2, \ldots, y_3\\) and fitted values \\(\hat{y}_1, \hat{y}_2, \ldots, \hat{y}_3\\) we calcuate the following: - Total Sum of Squares (SSTO): a baseline for the variability in our response. \\[ SSTO = \sum_{i=1}^n (y_i - \bar{y})^2 \\] - Error Sum of Squares (SSE): The variability in the data after fitting the line \\[ SSE = \sum_{i=1}^n (y_i - \hat{y}_i)^2 \\] - Regression Sum of Squares (SSR): The variability in the data accounted for by the fitted relationship \\[ SSR = SSTO - SSE \\] ] --- .left-column[ ## Recap ## Good Fit ### Numeric Desc. ] .right-column[ **2. Calculating Coeffecient of Determination (\\(R^2\\))** **Method b**. Using Sums of Squares, continued We can write the \\(R^2\\) using these sums of squares: \\[ R^2 = \frac{SSR}{SSTO} = \frac{SSTO - SSE}{SSTO} = 1 - \frac{SSE}{SSTO} \\] - **Q**: What's the advantage of using the sums of squares? - **A**: The values of SSTO, SSE, and SSR are used in many statistical calculations. Because of this, they are commonly reported by statistical software. For instance, fitting a model in JMP produces these as part of the output. ] --- .left-column[ ## Recap ## Good Fit ### Numeric Desc. ] .right-column[ **2. Calculating Coeffecient of Determination (\\(R^2\\))** **Method c**. A special case when the relationship is linear If the relationship we fit between \\(y\\) and \\(x\\) is linear, then we can use the sample correlation, \\(r\\) to get: \\[ R^2 =(r)^2 \\] **NOTE**: Please, please, please, understand that this is only true for linear relationships. ] --- .left-column[ ## Recap ## Good Fit ### Numeric Desc. ] .right-column[ **Example**: Stress and Lifetime of Bars The data can be found in Lecture 9. Earlier, we found \\(r = -0.795\\). Since we are describing the relationship using a line, then we can use the special case: \\[ R^2 = (r)^2 = (-0.795)^2 = 0.633 \\] In other words, 63.3% of the variability in the lifetime of the bars can be explained by the stress the bars were placed under. ]


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Everyone's a winner with these easy millionaire shortbread gold medal biscuits. Butter fudge makes a great cheat's caramel.
Preheat the oven to 160C/310F/Gas 2 and lightly grease a baking sheet.
Place all the ingredients for the base into a food processor and blend together. Lightly flour a smooth surface, then remove the dough and knead lightly until smooth. Leave to rest in the fridge for 30 minutes.
On a lightly-floured surface roll out the dough to a thickness of about 5mm/¼in. Cut out 12 x 6cm/2in rounds and place on the baking sheet. Prick twice with a fork. If you want to string your gold medals, use a drinking straw to make a hole in each biscuit.
Bake for approximately 30-40 minutes until golden-brown and firm. Set aside to cool.
Once the biscuits have cooled. Soften two pieces of fudge (this can be done by massaging the fudge by hand or warming it in 10 second bursts in a microwave), knead into a ball and roll or pat into a circle the same size as the biscuits. Press onto the surface of the shortbread and leave to set on a tray for 30 minutes. Repeat for the remaining biscuits.
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EXT_color_buffer_half_float
WebGL working group (public_webgl 'at' khronos.org)
Mark Callow, HI Corporation
Members of the WebGL working group
Last modified date: November 26, 2012
Revision: 3
WebGL extension #14
Written against the WebGL API 1.0 specification.
Implementations must also support the OES_texture_half_float extension.
This extension exposes the EXT_color_buffer_half_float functionality to WebGL.
The following WebGL-specific behavioral changes apply:
All references to R16F
and RG16F
types
are ignored.
Consult the above extension for documentation, issues and new functions and enumerants.
When this extension is enabled:
The 16-bit floating-point types RGB16F
and
RGBA16F
become available as color-renderable formats.
Renderbuffers can be created in these formats. These and textures
created with type = HALF_FLOAT_OES
, which will have one
of these internal formats, can be attached to framebuffer object color
attachments for rendering.
NOTE: fragment shaders outputs
gl_FragColor and gl_FragData[0] will only be clamped and converted
when the color buffer is fixed-point and BlendColor()
and
ClearColor()
will no longer clamp their parameter values
on input. Clamping will be applied as necessary at draw time according
to the type of color buffer in use.
The format and type combination RGBA
and
FLOAT
becomes valid for reading from a floating-point
rendering buffer. Note: RGBA
and
UNSIGNED_BYTE
cannot be used for reading from a
floating-point rendering buffer.
The component types of framebuffer object attachments can be queried.
module webgl { interface EXT_color_buffer_half_float { const GLenum RGBA16F_EXT = 0x881A; const GLenum RGB16F_EXT = 0x881B; const GLenum FRAMEBUFFER_ATTACHMENT_COMPONENT_TYPE_EXT = 0x8211; const GLenum UNSIGNED_NORMALIZED_EXT = 0x8C17; }; // interface EXT_color_buffer_half_float }; // module webgl
In section 5.13.12 Reading back pixels, change the allowed format and types table to:
| frame buffer type |
format
|
type
|
|---|---|---|
| normalized fixed-point | RGBA | UNSIGNED_BYTE |
| floating-point | RGBA | FLOAT |
Change the paragraph beginning "If pixels
is null ..."
to
If frame buffer type is not that indicated in the table for theformat
andtype
combination, an INVALID_OPERATON error is generated. If pixels is null ...
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Ask Python to print out a Variable
You may easily ask Python to print out a Variable on screen by using the
print()
function. Have a try in the interactive boxes below:
# Create a variable a, equal to "Hello Python!"
# Print out a
# Create a variable a, equal to 5
a = "Hello Python!"
# Print out a
print(a)
test_object("a")
test_function("print")
success_msg("Great job!")
Use the assignment operator (=
) to create the variable a
.
Python Variables
Python Variable Types
This tutorial will go over a few basic types of variables.
Numbers
Python supports two types of numbers -
Integers and
Floating point numbers. (It also supports complex numbers, which will not be explained in this tutorial).
To define an integer, use the following code, and you can use
type(varialbe_name)
function to get the type of variable
# Create a variable a, equal to 5
# Print out the type of variable a
# Create a variable a, equal to 5
a = 5
# Print out a
print(type(a))
test_object("a")
test_function("type")
Ex().check_object('a').is_instance(int)
success_msg("Great job!")
Use the function (type()
) to get the type of variable a
.
To define a float, use the following syntax:
# Create a variable a, equal to 5.0
# Print out type of a
# Create a variable a, equal to 5.0
a = 5.0
# Print out a
print(type(a))
test_object("a")
Ex().check_object('a').is_instance(float)
test_function("type")
success_msg("Great job!")
Use the function(type()
) to get the type of the variable a
.
In addition to integers and floats, Python have many other embedded variable types, including
String (We have used that one in our first example),
Boolean (True or False)
# Create a boolean variable a and set it to be True (note NO quotation marks!)
# Print out type of a
# Create a variable a, equal to 5.0
a = True
# Print out a
print(type(a))
test_function("type")
Ex().check_object('a').is_instance(bool)
Ex().check_object('a').has_equal_value()
success_msg("Great job!")
Use the function(type()
) to get the type of the variable a
.
Python Variables Naming Rules
- Variables names must start with a letter or an underscore, such as:
- The remainder of your variable name may consist of letters, numbers and underscores.
- password1
- n00b
- un_der_scores
- Names are case sensitive. The following are different!
- case_sensitive
- CASE_SENSITIVE
- Case_Sensitive
Python Variables Operations
This section explains how to use basic operators in Python.
Arithmetic Operators
+
: Plus
-
: Minus
*
: Multiply
/
: Divide
%
: Reminder
**
: Power
There are many ways to use the operators in a creative way
First think about potential print outs before you run the code and then compare yours with the outputs
print("Basic Math Claculation")
a = 1 + 2 * 3 / 4.0
b = 1 + 2 * 3 / 4
print("a equals to %s and b equals to %s" %(a,b))
print("the number will be different if you are using Python 2.7")
print("-"*30)
print()
print("Claculate Reminder")
remainder = 11 % 3
print("The reminder is %s"%remainder)
print("-"*30)
print()
print("Power")
squared = 2 ** 2
cubed = 2 ** 3
print("square of 2 is %s and cube of 2 is %s"%(squared, cubed))
print("-"*35)
print()
print("Operation with string")
helloworld = "hello" + " " + "world" + " "
print(helloworld)
print()
lotsOfHelloWorld = helloworld * 5
print(lotsOfHelloWorld)
# Beaware of the data type
a = 1 + 2 * 3 / 4.0
b = 1 + 2 * 3 / 4
# Print out results
print("a equals to %s and b equals to %s" %(a,b))
print("the number will be different if you are using Python 2.7")
success_msg("Great!")
First think about potential print outs before you run the code and then compare yours with the outputs


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The vulnerability to oxidative stress and cognitive decline continue to increase during both normal and pathological aging. Dietary changes and sedentary life style resulting in mid-life obesity and type 2 diabetes, if left uncorrected, further add to the risk of cognitive decline and Alzheimer disease (AD) in the later stages of life. Certain antioxidant agents such as dietary polyphenols, taken in adequate quantities, have been suggested to improve the cognitive processes. In this study, we examined the effect of oral administration of dark chocolate (DC) containing 70% cocoa solids and 4% total polyphenol content for three months at a dose of 500 mg/Kg body weight per day to 17-month-old monosodium glutamate treated obese Sprague-Dawley rats, earlier characterized as a nontransgenic AD (NTAD) rat model after reversal of obesity, diabetes, and consequent cognitive impairments. The results demonstrated that DC reduced the hyperglycemia, inhibited the cholinesterase activity in the hippocampal tissue homogenates, and improved the cognitive performance in spatial memory related Barnes maze task. Histological studies revealed an increase in cell volume in the DC treated rats in the CA3 region of the hippocampus. These findings demonstrated the benefits of DC in enhancing cognitive function and cholinergic activity in the hippocampus of the aged NTAD rats while correcting their metabolic disturbances.


NIF Objects | Compound Types | Enum Types | Basic Types | File Versions
| Number | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0x8000 | SYNC_ANY | Value used when no specific sync point is desired. |
| 0x8010 | SYNC_UPDATE | Synchronize when an object is updated. |
| 0x8020 | SYNC_POST_UPDATE | Synchronize when an entire scene graph has been updated. |
| 0x8030 | SYNC_VISIBLE | Synchronize when an object is determined to be potentially visible. |
| 0x8040 | SYNC_RENDER | Synchronize when an object is rendered. |
| 0x8050 | SYNC_PHYSICS_SIMULATE | Synchronize when a physics simulation step is about to begin. |
| 0x8060 | SYNC_PHYSICS_COMPLETED | Synchronize when a physics simulation step has produced results. |
| 0x8070 | SYNC_REFLECTIONS | Syncronize after all data necessary to calculate reflections is ready. |


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We analyze more than 5 million real-time tweets on Twitter related to Coronavirus to
give up-to-date insights about the pandemic from the lens of social media.
How are people reacting to the outbreak?
How is Twitter being used to circulate vital information and updates? How is it being abused for spreading false information, panic and hate?
This work is in collaboration with
New Voices of Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine.
Top Countries (most positive on Twitter)
Top Countries (most negative on Twitter)
Positive sentiments (76.48%)
RT @StribOpinion: #WorkFromHome: It's good in a public health crisis, and good for business generally. #coronavirus By @MaryMorseMarti http…
RT @Golden_Roots_: One of our fave tools! We highly recommend @useloom for those transitioning into #WFH, and those always #workingremotely…
RT @prasanna_says: Leaders changing from the front! Thanks @BaskarG for moving to #WFH cc: @ericsyuan - zoom is holding up super well wit…
RT @LouiseJupe: Right. That’s the best few months sorted. #coronaschedule #coronavirus #WorkFromHome #HelpEachOther @AcademicChatter @pa…
RT @hlpeeples: I bet dogs are like “whatever this #coronavirus thing is... I love it!!!” #WorkFromHome #dogmom https://t.co/ztnVey1DWl
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RT @ludditus: Most jobs for which #SmartWorking #WorkingFromHome #télétravail #telelavoro is possible are useless, parasite, or alienated b…
With 3 confirmed cases of #coronavirus, we should encourage Ohioans to #WorkFromHome when they feel sick. However, many living paycheck to paycheck can't afford to stay home. Creating a paid sick leave program will help reduce the risk of #COVID19. https://t.co/YLslg7SkGc
RT @MPOHealthLit: Unfortunately, this means basically that it is everywhere now. #WorkFromHome if possible protect the #vulnerable in m…
Tracker by @timeular helps a lot in #wfh situation due to #COVID19 . I like my job and often forget it's past hours when I don't have to catch my train. Remember that you can get #overworked and #tired even at home and it has negative impact to your immunity! #timemanagement
RT @bozzie_t: Now we going to miss our work spouses 😭😭💔 #workingfromhome ##CoronaVirusSA #CoronavirusOutbreak https://t.co/dRkz835nKK
Positive sentiments (70.43%)
Proud of @ACCinTouch for this important step to #SocialDistancing #COVID19 we remain strong 💪
RT @ABetterYouToda1: Yes please #Canada #Covid19 #ShutItDown #SocialDistancing #FlattenTheCurve
RT @AskAdam3: Please share with your community. Thanks @TheTechRabbi #COVID19 #SocialDistancing #elearning #ncssbethebest https://t.co/ZAry…
RT @JustAMazen: @jaketapper Treat everyone like they have Coronavirus!! #SocialDistancing #SelfIsolationHelp
RT @audrago4th: @10NewsWTSP While my immune system may be strong, I’m practicing #SocialDistancing to protect those like my grandfather. He…
Negative sentiments (29.57%)
I know that we must stay safe but there must be a go between so the poor don't get sabotaged esp. Pls. none of us innocent folks created this #Covid19 crisis. Too much #SocialDistancing will have a negative impact. #SoundsGood not 2 forget the unfortunate. Plus this is NOT Contd.
RT @mostflavored: A lot of younger Americans not caring about sentencing a large number of other's grandparents to death #SocialDistancing…
Not the best example of #SocialDistancing.🤔 #Coronavirus #COVID19
RT @AndyOstroy: @realDonaldTrump You don’t have to worry about #SocialDistancing. You have no friends... #Trump #Coronavirus
RT @jennyyangtv: this is the scary part and why we need to take #socialdistancing seriously: just ONE infected person is HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS…
Positive sentiments (76.48%)
RT @StribOpinion: #WorkFromHome: It's good in a public health crisis, and good for business generally. #coronavirus By @MaryMorseMarti http…
RT @Golden_Roots_: One of our fave tools! We highly recommend @useloom for those transitioning into #WFH, and those always #workingremotely…
RT @prasanna_says: Leaders changing from the front! Thanks @BaskarG for moving to #WFH cc: @ericsyuan - zoom is holding up super well wit…
RT @LouiseJupe: Right. That’s the best few months sorted. #coronaschedule #coronavirus #WorkFromHome #HelpEachOther @AcademicChatter @pa…
RT @hlpeeples: I bet dogs are like “whatever this #coronavirus thing is... I love it!!!” #WorkFromHome #dogmom https://t.co/ztnVey1DWl
Negative sentiments (23.52%)
RT @ludditus: Most jobs for which #SmartWorking #WorkingFromHome #télétravail #telelavoro is possible are useless, parasite, or alienated b…
With 3 confirmed cases of #coronavirus, we should encourage Ohioans to #WorkFromHome when they feel sick. However, many living paycheck to paycheck can't afford to stay home. Creating a paid sick leave program will help reduce the risk of #COVID19. https://t.co/YLslg7SkGc
RT @MPOHealthLit: Unfortunately, this means basically that it is everywhere now. #WorkFromHome if possible protect the #vulnerable in m…
Tracker by @timeular helps a lot in #wfh situation due to #COVID19 . I like my job and often forget it's past hours when I don't have to catch my train. Remember that you can get #overworked and #tired even at home and it has negative impact to your immunity! #timemanagement
RT @bozzie_t: Now we going to miss our work spouses 😭😭💔 #workingfromhome ##CoronaVirusSA #CoronavirusOutbreak https://t.co/dRkz835nKK


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§245-13 Administration by director; rules and regulations. The administration of this chapter is vested in the director of taxation, who may prescribe and enforce rules and regulations for the enforcement and administration of this chapter.
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I have a passion for education and firmly believe that teaching is one of the world's most important professions. I have experience teaching at all levels of education from primary school through to University and I am always interested in novel teaching methods and practises. Additionally I am also a fully qualified Tang Soo Do Karate Instructor, and have over 5 years experience in teaching and coaching martial arts.
CV | pdf
Courses
- BTEC Technicals Level 2: Digital Applications Development | Bridgend College | Course Page
- BTEC Higher Nationals: Maths for Computing | Bridgend College | Course Page
- Introduction to Matlab | Cardiff University | Course Page | Notes
- BTEC Computing Level 3: Project | Bridgend College
- Foundations of Mathematics I (Tutorials) | Cardiff University
- Foundations of Mathematics II (Tutorials) | Cardiff University
- Elementary Differential Equations (Tutorials) | Cardiff University
- Calculus Methods I (Tutorials) | Cardiff University
- Analysis I (Tutorials) | Cardiff University
- Analysis II (Tutorials) | Cardiff University
- Computing Skills (Tutorials) | Cardiff University
Current
Previous
Teaching Experience
- Postgraduate Demonstrator | Cardiff University (2014 - Present)
- Led weekly classroom based tutorial sessions on a wide variety of topics including Calculus, Group Theory, Analysis, Differential Equations and Computing.
- Instructor in weekly drop-in sessions of Cardiff University's Maths Support service, handling a wide range of mathematics-based queries from students in many fields including Engineering, Physics, Economics, Biology and Chemistry.
- Computing Advisor | Bridgend College (2016 - Present)
- Devised, composed and delivered curriculum for BTEC Level 2/3 modules in App Development, Computational Thinking and Networking.
- Delivered training sessions to staff using Raspberry Pi and Python.
- Engaged with students via classes and workshops and provided technical assistance with teaching and project based modules.
- Worked closely with PiCymru and participated in regional and national events such as the Urdd Eisteddfod, World Skills Cymru and STEM fairs to showcase projects to local schools and businesses.
- Raspberry Pi Certified Educator | Picademy (2016 - Present)
- Successful application to attend two-day picademy course using Raspberry Pi computers for education. Active member of the Raspberry Pi community and have contributed to educational resources which have been actively used in schools and colleges in England and Wales. | Website
- Primary & Secondary School Teaching Assistant | Various
- Several weeks in various primary schools in England & Wales shadowing teachers and delivering lessons.
- Delivered specialist Maths and Computing workshops to primary school students both as part of a series of regional events and during school lessons.
- Schools: Pencoed Comprehensive, Croesty Primary, Litchard Primary, Brynmenyn Primary, St. Mary's & St. Patrick's Primary, Olveston Primary
- Instructor | Traditional Tang Soo Do Federation (2011 - 2016)
- Well respected and dedicated member of a large community of Tang Soo Do Karate practitioners. Instructed one to one and group sessions and delivered several specialist seminars to a wide range of students from age 4 to adult.
Outreach & Engagement
- SIAM-IMA 'Full STEAM Ahead' Workshops | Cardiff University | Blog
- Introduction to Computing Workshops | Olveston Primary School
- 'Pi & Mash' Computing for Schools Event | Bridgend College
- Bridgend College Computing Taster Sessions | Urdd Eisteddfod
- World Skills Cymru Computing Taster Event | Senedd


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System.Management.Automation (2)
engine\CommandProcessor.cs (1)
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internal override bool
IsHelpRequested
(out string helpTarget, out HelpCategory helpCategory)
engine\ScriptCommandProcessor.cs (1)
135
internal override bool
IsHelpRequested
(out string helpTarget, out HelpCategory helpCategory)
4 references to IsHelpRequested
System.Management.Automation (4)
engine\CommandProcessor.cs (1)
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return base.
IsHelpRequested
(out helpTarget, out helpCategory);
engine\hostifaces\Command.cs (1)
547
if (commandProcessorBase.
IsHelpRequested
(out helpTarget, out helpCategory))
engine\runtime\Operations\MiscOps.cs (1)
192
if (commandProcessor.
IsHelpRequested
(out helpTarget, out helpCategory))
engine\ScriptCommandProcessor.cs (1)
160
return base.
IsHelpRequested
(out helpTarget, out helpCategory);


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My highschool days were in the late 60s and early 70s in upstate NY. My first recollection of ever even wanting to get high came with a school-issued pamphlet entitled 'Drugs: Flight From Reality'. The drug descriptions were so lurid they were tempting.  This publication made me WANT to do drugs. I decided then and there that as soon as possible, I would become a head.
Of course my first marijuana experience didn't work. Nor did my second third or fourth. Then, in the summer of my 17th year I discovered why this stuff was so popular. I was waiting for a ride home from and end-of-summer dance when a carload of local freaks pulled up and asked if I wanted to go for a ride. We smoked six joints in about fifteen minutes. Still no effect. Then they dropped me back off at the dance and WHAM, the minute I stepped out of the car I was high. It was a long strange ride home. Euphoria city. I was in love.
My use was episodic at first. These were the Golden Days. Every high was analyzed, catalogued, and legendary. Other intoxicants were explored: tranks, speed, sopors... Then, in Feb.(1972) of my senior year I tripped on acid for the first time. Oooooooooo, not good... It was windowpane and very potent. I had a horrible bummer, just not ready for anything that consuming. But pot... Always cool and sweet, never nasty. I had begun buying it.
College was a blur. People say that if you can remember the 70s, you weren't there. That's somewhat correct.  I used to look back on those days with fondness. Now I realize they were the seeds of self-destruction.
In the mid-70s cocaine appeared. Never liked it. Too jittery, too 'gacky', too expensive... 'Disco-Dope' we called it.  Little did we know, as we were lining our lungs with ever-more-expensive tar, we were also lining the pockets of organized crime and terrorism. But who cared? I was stoned all the time.
I was married in 77 and for the first time began to experience opposition to my drug habit. I was unemployed and as she worked two, then three jobs, she became slightly unsettled when she came home from a hard day's work to find the apartment blue with smoke and me still in my bathrobe, eyes glued to 'Bonanza' on TV.
Unemployed... Unmotivated... How do you fund a drug habit?  I sold an extremely precious family heirloom, a Model 1842 Springfield cap and ball musket (carried by my great-grandfather in the Civil War) for 2 oz. of pot.
I also grew it. Right in the apartment under lights. Even got evicted for it.
I finally landed a good job. But the hours were long and the work tedious. When could a man get high? My connection was a fellow employee. Little did we know, management was watching. They hired a detective. Soon this guy was part of the 'in' crowd taking names. A bust went down. My contact, and other employees (including the foreman's son) lost the best jobs of their lives and gained criminal records. Me? I had already quit, opting to smoke dope all day.
By '79, something had to give. I was going nowhere in life. The solution was to LEAVE. It was this TOWN, it was this STATE, and maybe, just maybe it was this dope habit (but probably not, so I told myself). We were going to see the world, or at least this country of ours. For the first time in my life I made an effort to quit pot. It lasted 2 days. I bummed joints at every stop we made.
We ran out of money in Fla. and decided to make a stand. If you're trying to give up pot, Fla. is about the worst place to be. Homesickness, low wages and constant exposure to cocaine drove us back to NY in a year. Next thing you know I'm sitting in a dumpy apartment with no job, the place blue with smoke, eyes glued to 'Bonanza'....
We stayed in NY 6 years. Had a kid. Once again, I decided to clean up. On my 30th birthday I swore my kid would never see me smoke dope. But it just wouldn't leave me alone. Nightmares... Panic attacks... I lasted 5 weeks.
Resuming life in the bag, I had developed a very bad cough. Shortly after my 31st birthday I got up one morning and coughed up a big glob of blood. Spent 3 days in hospital and had a bronchoscopy. No results ('You are healthy sir, that'll be 3,000 dollars, please'). With that news I went right back to the weed. After all, I had just spent three days without any.
Once again though, I felt I was going nowhere in life. The solution? Start my own business! Back in Fla.! Now I could get high any time I wanted.  Fear and intense depression descended. I told my wife. 'Give up pot!' she said. So I did. For one day.
It is said old habits never die, you just get better at hiding them. I became real good at it.
Before breakfast... Mid morning... late mid-morning...Before lunch... Mid-afternoon... After work... With cocktails... Before bed... I was smoking what, 8-10 times a day? Was I even getting high anymore? Why was I still doing this?
A second child at age 40. At that point, 22 years of dope tar in the lungs.  I had to see a doctor about a cold I could not shake. He asked how many cigarettes I smoked per day. I half-lied and told him none. He smiled and said 'You're smoking SOMETHING, I can tell. It's not crack, is it?'
'No, of course not.'
'Good,' he said, 'Because crack after 40 is a death sentence.' Then out of the blue he said 'You know, it's not so important how MUCH marijuana you smoke, as how LONG you've smoked it.  You may NEVER be able to pass a drug test.'
'Uh, yeah... Right.'
'Well,' he sighed,'Someday that may be important information.'
That was 11 years ago. And today, one year after my 50th birthday, I am one-year drug-free.

The first month was hell--panic attacks, anxiety, anorexia, depression...I'm still having nightmares. I like to think that's my brain waking up.I still have dreams whhere I am procuring and smoking pot--but not as often as I was. I do not cough anymore--not a bit! And last month I went and bought a drug-testing kit. Guess what? I passed! That doctor was right, that information was very important.
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Zishuo Li, Yilin Mo and Fei Hao
2019 IEEE 58th Conference on Decision and Control (CDC), 2019, pp. 2654-2659,
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In this paper, we consider the problem of sequential binary hypothesis test in adversary environment based on observations from s sensors, with the caveat that a subset of c sensors is compromised by an adversary, whose observations can be manipulated arbitrarily. We choose the asymptotic Average Sample Number (ASN) required to reach a certain level of error probability as the performance metric of the system. The problem is cast as a game between the detector and the adversary, where the detector aims to optimize the system performance while the adversary tries to deteriorate it. We propose a pair of flip attack strategy and voting hypothesis testing rule and prove that they form an equilibrium strategy pair for the game. We further investigate the performance of our proposed detection scheme with unknown number of compromised sensors and corroborate our result with simulation.


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BitnikApm
Bitnik APM is a Ruby on Rails plugin that offers the next APM functionality for a rails application:
Installation
Copy the plugin to your RAILS_ROOT/vendor/plugins directory and run:
$script/generate bitnik_apm setup
Run the migrations script:
$rake db:migrate
Now you are ready to use the plugin.
Examples
-Defining a model to be an AttentionSource:
class Model < ActiveRecord::Base
acts_as attention_source
end
-Defining a model to be an AttentionDestiny, with the value provided by the attribute/method model_key_method for the APML key attribute of the concept element:
class Model < ActiveRecord::Base
acts_as_attention_destiny :key_mapping => 'model_key_method' def model_key_method "test_key" end
end
-Giving attention values to an AttentionDestiny:
attention_source.pay_attention_to(destiny, 20, :implicit) attention_source.pay_explicit_attention_to(destiny_2,12)
-Generating the APML file for a given AttentionSource object:
class ApmCalculator
def compute_attention(concept,mode,value,total_attention_value) #algorithm here end
end attention_source.to_apml(:calculator => ApmCalculator.new, :test => "test")
-Parsing a APML file:
doc = ApmlDocument.new(StringIO.new(" xml here ") doc.profiles["home"].implicit_concepts.value
Tests
To pass the plugin tests, you must firstly setup some test models. You can set up these models using the following generator:
$script/generator bitnik_apm test_infraestructure
Run the migrations:
$rake db:migrate
Now, you can pass the tests:
$ rake test:plugins
If you want to clean your app your installation after passing the tests, you cant migrate the DB to the prior version and delete the generated migration:
$ rake db:migrate VERSION N-1 $ rm db/migrate/xxx_create_apm_test_infraestructure
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AUSTIN POWERS: THE SPY WHO SHAGGED ME Reviewed by Jamie Peck
This inspired silliness carries into and throughout the entire film, which finds '60s nemeses Austin Powers (Myers), the swinging sleuth with a ghastly Shirley Partridge-'do and ghastlier Nehru jackets, and Dr. Evil (Myers again), the wicked mastermind with a kooky affinity for his hairless kitty and kookier plans for world domination, again clashing in the '90s. Evil's nonsensical schemes involve using time-travel to steal Powers' mojo (or, for those not in the know, his libido), though in the funnier self-referential bits, Myers and Co. draw attention to plot holes and suggest that overlooking them is in full enjoyment's best interest.
But do people really care if the story adds up? Far more pressing matters involve whether or not Myers, both as scribe and performer, is at his cheekiest. The answer -- a strong "don't worry" -- comes long before he debuts yet a third role, that of a slobbering, Scottish Dr. Evil henchman called Fat Bastard. Giving life to this loathsome brute enables Myers to not only hide under what looks like a ton of latex, it permits the kind of kilts-and-haggis humor he mined so effectively in "So I Married an Axe Murderer." He'd be guilty of spotlight-hogging were he not so dead-on in all three parts, each of which could probably occupy their own farce alone.
Like Myers' hats, the film fuses cast members old and new. Showing up from the former "Austin" are familiar favorites such as Number Two (Robert Wagner), Frau Farbissina (Mindy Sterling) and Scott Evil (Seth Green). Misunderstood Scott, the bad Dr.'s son, partakes in clashes with dad that are utterly priceless, leading the elder Evil to instead play father-figure to his 28-inch-tall clone (Verne Troyer), a malevolent munchkin he affectionately dubs Mini-Me. This "Island of Dr. Moreau"-inspired character gets used and abused frequently, reaffirming how "Spy" shuns political-correctness in its search for a quick giggle fix. But the jokes are never offensive, even if they spend a majority of the time in and around the toilet.
As with all spoofs, misfires occur -- how not original to cut to an erupting volcano following suggested sexual activity -- and every single punchline doesn't quite hit a home run; "The Spy Who Shagged Me" has a tendency to drag a few shenanigans out to the point of overkill, though that's less of a stumbling block here than it was for its predecessor (remember the interminable urination bit?). One area done better by the previous installment, however, would be the female lead: Elizabeth Hurley brought her an appealing mix of sensuality and sportsmanship. Hurley gets explained away in a nifty prologue, thus opening the door for Heather Graham, who looks fetching in mesh but seems out-of-sync with the groovy goings-on.
No matter.  "Austin" 1 did about $50 million at the box-office and then found an audience of avid devotees upon its video release. With those folks now foaming at the mouth over the prospect of future films, "Austin" 2 is practically guaranteed to destroy the notion of diminishing returns. In fact, from the wit, love and craft on display here, another "Austin" adventure promises to generate the same solid hype and eager anticipation. "Goldswinger," anyone?
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ThreaditJS is an example application for SPA libraries/frameworks.
This page collects implementations of a thread-based discussion application all interacting with the same API. The intent is to provide side-by-side comparisons for tasks every ES2015 client application will necessarily complete. It should be considered a friendly competitor to TodoMVC.
Currently, I have:
The main application shows a list of threads similar to a well known Internet discussion forum. The user can create a new thread, display a thread's comments, and respond to a specific comment.
Goals
Much respect is intended for TodoMVC. But even TodoMVC talks about MV* instead of MVC, and a theoretical design pattern label isn't a good descriptor for the problems we're trying to solve with modern web applications.
Implementing ThreaditJS with a framework involves:
- Interacting with a backend that maintains its own state
- More comprehensive use of routing
- A more revealing use case for DOM manipulation
The goal is to have an application with roughly similar simplicity while providing an example that lets you see how a framework will help you do the things you'll actually be doing.
(And yes, I know that some TodoMVC implementations toy with having a router or a more complex backend, but it isn't a basic component of the project.)
The ThreaditJS API
All implementations will use the same API, located at api.threaditjs.com. Arguably someone could even come up with a native mobile consumer implementation. See the Github page for more on the API.
Contributing
See the Github page!
Current Awards
Not a strict count of lines of code. Also, eventually this'll be measured in bytes.
Shortest Application Code:
Ember, with 76 lines of javascript and 55 lines in templates. Vue is a close second at 100 in js, 50 in html.
Longest Application Code:
Backbone, 380 app.js, 30 lines of templates
Largest Overall Payload
Ember, with an astounding 85,000 lines of library code. The next closest in size is React at around 35k if you count the JSX transformer, which you really shouldn't, or Angular, which is only around 30,000 lines of library code. Ember is so ridiculously heavy.
Smallest Overall Payload
Mithril, with ~180 lines of app code and 1160 lines of library code: a charming 1300 or so.
Slowest at rendering large threads
Vue for some reason.
Worst at rendering large threads
Angular; it throws an error.
More to come! Follow me at @koglerjs, I'll have a blog post up soon with some notes on the current implementations, or follow @threaditjs to find out when implementations are added or other updates occur!


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A WaitCommand will wait for a certain amount of time before finishing. It is useful if you want a CommandGroup to pause for a moment.
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TheBoxCollider
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Link to this section Summary
Functions
Takes a list of terms, and counts how often each of them appears in the list. The list returned is in no particular order.
Returns the attributes (
recon:inet_attrs()
) of all inet ports (UDP, SCTP, TCP) of the node.Returns the attributes required for a given inet port (UDP, SCTP, TCP). This form of attributes is standard for most comparison functions for processes in recon.
Returns a list of all the open ports in the VM, coupled with one of the properties desired from
erlang:port_info/1-2
.Returns a list of all the open ports in the VM, but only if the
Attr
's resulting value matches Val
. Attr
must be a property accepted by erlang:port_info/2
.Returns the attributes (
recon:proc_attrs()
) of all processes of the node, except the caller.Returns the attributes of a given process. This form of attributes is standard for most comparison functions for processes in recon.
Runs a fun once, waits
Ms
, runs the fun again, and returns both results.Diffs two runs of erlang:statistics(scheduler_wall_time) and returns usage metrics in terms of cores and 0..1 percentages.
Compare two samples and return a list based on some key. The type mentioned for the structure is
diff()
({Key,Val,Other}
), which is compatible with the recon:proc_attrs()
type.Returns the top n element of a list of process or inet attributes
Transforms a given term to a pid.
Transforms a given term to a port
Calls a given function every
Interval
milliseconds and supports a fold-like interface (each result is modified and accumulated)Calls a given function every
Interval
milliseconds and supports a map-like interface (each result is modified and returned)Equivalent of
pid(X,Y,Z)
in the Erlang shell.Link to this section Types
Link to this type
diff()
Specs
t:recon_lib.diff/0
Link to this section Functions
Link to this function
count(Terms)
Specs
recon_lib.count/1
Link to this function
inet_attrs(AttrName)
Specs
recon_lib.inet_attrs/1
recon:inet_attrs()
) of all inet ports (UDP, SCTP, TCP) of the node.
Link to this function
inet_attrs(AttributeName, Port)
Specs
recon_lib.inet_attrs/2
Link to this function
insert(E, H)
Link to this function
merge(H1, H2)
Link to this function
merge_pairs(T)
Link to this function
pheap_fill(List, N, Heap)
Link to this function
pheap_full(T, Heap)
Link to this function
pheap_to_list(T, Acc)
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port_list(Attr)
Specs
recon_lib.port_list/1
erlang:port_info/1-2
.
Link to this function
port_list(Attr, Val)
Specs
recon_lib.port_list/2
Attr
's resulting value matches Val
. Attr
must be a property accepted by erlang:port_info/2
.
Link to this function
proc_attrs(AttrName)
Specs
recon_lib.proc_attrs/1
recon:proc_attrs()
) of all processes of the node, except the caller.
Link to this function
proc_attrs(AttrName, Pid)
Specs
recon_lib.proc_attrs/2
Returns the attributes of a given process. This form of attributes is standard for most comparison functions for processes in recon.
A special attribute isbinary_memory
, which will reduce the memory used by the process for binary data on the global heap.
Link to this function
sample(Ms, Fun)
Specs
recon_lib.sample/2
Ms
, runs the fun again, and returns both results.
Link to this function
scheduler_usage_diff(SchedTime, SchedTime)
Specs
recon_lib.scheduler_usage_diff/2
Link to this function
sliding_window(First, Last)
Specs
recon_lib.sliding_window/2
diff()
({Key,Val,Other}
), which is compatible with the recon:proc_attrs()
type.
Link to this function
sublist_top_n_attrs(List, Len)
Specs
recon_lib.sublist_top_n_attrs/2
Link to this function
term_to_pid(Pid)
Specs
recon_lib.term_to_pid/1
Link to this function
term_to_port(Port)
Specs
recon_lib.term_to_port/1
Link to this function
time_fold(N, Interval, Fun, State, FoldFun, Init)
Specs
recon_lib.time_fold/6
Interval
milliseconds and supports a fold-like interface (each result is modified and accumulated)
Link to this function
time_map(N, Interval, Fun, State, MapFun)
Specs
recon_lib.time_map/5
Interval
milliseconds and supports a map-like interface (each result is modified and returned)
Link to this function
triple_to_pid(N, N, N)
Specs
recon_lib.triple_to_pid/3
pid(X,Y,Z)
in the Erlang shell.


AppInit
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Owing to the rich shapes of Generalised Lambda Distributions (GLDs), GLD standard/quantile regression is a competitive flexible model compared to standard/quantile regression. The proposed method has some major advantages: 1) it provides a reference line which is very robust to outliers with the attractive property of zero mean residuals and 2) it gives a unified, elegant quantile regression model from the reference line with smooth regression coefficients across different quantiles. The goodness of fit of the proposed model can be assessed via QQ plots and Kolmogorov-Smirnov tests and data driven smooth test, to ensure the appropriateness of the statistical inference under consideration. Statistical distributions of coefficients of the GLD regression line are obtained using simulation, and interval estimates are obtained directly from simulated data.
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Arab League Secretary General Ahmed Aboul Gheit condemned on Wednesday Iran for its official recognition of the Houthi militias and for transferring the Yemeni embassy in Tehran over to them.
This step is flagrant violation of diplomatic norms and blatant violation of the United Nations Charter, Vienna Convention and relevant Security Council resolutions, he said.
An official source at the Arab League said the move reflects Iranian “insistence in pursuing its hostile policy aimed at destabilizing Yemen, which will in turn threaten the security of its neighbors.”
The Arab League fully supports all legal and political measures the Yemeni government will take to counter Iran’s behavior, he added.
He stressed the importance of the UN Security Council assuming its responsibilities in this issue.


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"the enter/update/exit paradigm"
One of the defining characteristics of D3 is how it let's us easily manipulate shapes as the underlying data is changed.
Think of each stage in the lifecycle of the changing data as a frame in an animation. As the data changes, we need to manage the transitions in between each frame.
D3 can be configured to match the data based on specific keys (default is to match by index). In this example, let's match the data on the "country" key values.
When starting from nothing (as with most first frames), all data points are considered to be "entering" the visualization.
If a data point is no longer present in the new data array, it is "exiting" the visualization. If a data point persists across the transition it is called "updating".
This pattern repeats itself indefinitely each time your code is run. Shapes/data can only ever be one of three: "entering", "updating", or "exiting" the visualization.
Open the "Explorer" tab in VSCode, the top most icon in the left side menu. If your repository folder is not open, open it now.
After you have opened your repository folder, open a new Terminal using the "Terminal" menu at the top of your screen, type "http-server", and press return.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8" />
<script src="https://d3js.org/d3.v4.min.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
Reminder: please only use version 4 of D3. Version 5 changes the way data is loaded, and will not work for this class.
<script>
var realtimeURL = "https://whiteboard.datawheel.us/api/google-analytics/realtime/random";
var frequency = 10 * 1000; // 10 seconds
function fetchData() {
d3.json(realtimeURL, function(error, users) {
});
}
fetchData();
setInterval(fetchData, frequency);
</script>
Let's recreate the Google Analytics bar visualization showing the current users over a set time window.
var dataMax = 5;
var data = [];
function fetchData() {
d3.json(realtimeURL, function(error, users) {
data.unshift(users);
if (data.length > dataMax) data.pop();
});
}
Unshift/shift modifies the beginning a JavaScript array, and push/pop modifies the end. Here we define the maximum number of data points desired, and then remove the oldest data point if the array's length is greater than that value.
<svg id="chart"></svg>
Add an SVG element into the body, and make sure to place it before your script tag.
var width = window.innerWidth;
var height = 300;
var svg = d3.select("#chart")
.attr("width", width)
.attr("height", height);
Let's create a chart that spans across the entire width of the screen. This code should be declared at the top of your script with the other variables.
var bars = svg.selectAll(".bar")
.data(data);
bars.enter().append("rect")
.attr("class", "bar");
bars.exit().remove();
When setting up a new enter/update/exit animation, it can be helpful to not worry about styling initially and simply use the browser "Elements" inspector to confirm the correct behavior of the DOM elements.
Confirm in your browser inspector that elements are being added and removed appropriately.
var x = d3.scaleLinear()
.domain([dataMax, 1])
.range([0, width]);
bars.enter().append("rect")
.attr("class", "bar")
.attr("x", function(d, i) {
return x(i + 1);
});
We can use the "dataMax" variable to inversely map each array index to the available screen width.
var barWidth = width / dataMax;
bars.enter().append("rect")
.attr("class", "bar")
.attr("width", barWidth)
.attr("x", function(d, i) {
return x(i + 1);
});
We can calculate the width for each bar by dividing the available screen width by the number of bars.
var barHeight = d3.scaleLinear()
.domain([0, d3.max(data)])
.range([0, height]);
var enterBars = bars.enter().append("rect")
.attr("class", "bar")
.attr("width", barWidth)
.attr("x", function(d, i) {
return x(i + 1);
})
.attr("height", barHeight);
bars
.attr("x", function(d, i) {
return x(i + 1);
})
.attr("height", barHeight);
The domain for the height of the bars can be calculated from the highest value in the data using the d3.max function. We also need to add an update cycle to change pre-existing rectangles.
var enterBars = bars.enter().append("rect")
.attr("class", "bar")
.attr("width", barWidth)
.attr("x", function(d, i) {
return x(i + 1);
})
.attr("height", barHeight)
.attr("y", function(d, i) {
var h = barHeight(d.users);
return height - h;
});
bars
.attr("x", function(d, i) {
return x(i + 1);
})
.attr("height", barHeight)
.attr("y", function(d, i) {
var h = barHeight(d.users);
return height - h;
});
Since we want the bars to be anchored on the bottom of the screen, we need to offset the y position by the difference between it's height and the overall available vertical space.
var enterBars = bars.enter().append("rect")
.attr("class", "bar")
.attr("width", barWidth)
.attr("x", function(d, i) {
return x(i + 1);
})
.attr("height", 0)
.attr("y", height);
bars.transition().duration(frequency / 2)
.attr("x", function(d, i) {
return x(i + 1);
})
.attr("height", barHeight)
.attr("y", function(d, i) {
var h = barHeight(d.users);
return height - h;
});
We can use the frequency variable to define a transition for updating shapes. This also allows us to change some of the enter states to make entering shapes grow into place.
data.unshift({
users: users,
timestamp: new Date()
});
By default, d3 binds data to shapes based on their index in the array. In order to have our bars move to the left, we need to give each of them a unique ID. We can use the Date constructor to make a new timestamp each time new data is fetched.
var bars = svg.selectAll(".bar")
.data(data, function(d) {
return d.timestamp;
});
Take a few minutes to adjust your code to the new format of the data. You will need to rewrite any function that references the data, such as the d3.max function and the height/y functions.
Experiment with the bar visualization we made in class today. You can even take my code as a starting point.
Some examples of improvements: coloring the bars, adding a y-axis.


--- title: Mixed data keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "DataLoader than can take data from multiple dataloaders with different types of data" description: "DataLoader than can take data from multiple dataloaders with different types of data" nb_path: "nbs/006_data.mixed.ipynb" ---
from tsai.data.tabular import *
path = untar_data(URLs.ADULT_SAMPLE)
df = pd.read_csv(path/'adult.csv')
# df['salary'] = np.random.rand(len(df)) # uncomment to simulate a cont dependent variable
target = 'salary'
splits = RandomSplitter()(range_of(df))
cat_names = ['workclass', 'education', 'marital-status']
cont_names = ['age', 'fnlwgt']
dls1 = get_tabular_dls(df, cat_names=cat_names, cont_names=cont_names, y_names=target, splits=splits, bs=512)
dls1.show_batch()
cat_names = None #['occupation', 'relationship', 'race']
cont_names = ['education-num']
dls2 = get_tabular_dls(df, cat_names=cat_names, cont_names=cont_names, y_names=target, splits=splits, bs=128)
dls2.show_batch()
dls = get_mixed_dls(dls1, dls2, bs=8)
first(dls.train)
first(dls.valid)
torch.save(dls,'export/mixed_dls.pth')
del dls
dls = torch.load('export/mixed_dls.pth')
dls.train.show_batch()
xb, yb = first(dls.train)
xb
xs, ys = first(dls.train)
xs[0][0].shape, xs[0][1].shape, xs[1][0].shape, xs[1][1].shape


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BSC Electrical and Electronics Engineering JKUA
BSS Engineer Safaricom LTD
I like to cool down playing chess.Am a ranked chess player in kenya


#include <misa_ome_pixel_count.h>
Higher-order wrapper around a number that is modeling the number of pixels Can interact with misa_ome_voxel_size to calculate a misa_ome_volume
◆ misa_ome_pixel_count() [1/2]
| misaxx::ome::misa_ome_pixel_count::misa_ome_pixel_count |
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◆ misa_ome_pixel_count() [2/2]
| misaxx::ome::misa_ome_pixel_count::misa_ome_pixel_count |
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long |
t_count | ) |
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◆ build_serialization_id_hierarchy()
| void misaxx::ome::misa_ome_pixel_count::build_serialization_id_hierarchy |
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std::vector< misaxx::misa_serialization_id > & |
result | ) |
const |
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◆ from_json()
| void misaxx::ome::misa_ome_pixel_count::from_json |
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const nlohmann::json & |
t_json | ) |
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override |
◆ get_documentation_description()
| std::string misaxx::ome::misa_ome_pixel_count::get_documentation_description |
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const |
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override |
◆ get_documentation_name()
| std::string misaxx::ome::misa_ome_pixel_count::get_documentation_name |
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const |
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override |
◆ get_volume()
◆ to_json()
| void misaxx::ome::misa_ome_pixel_count::to_json |
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nlohmann::json & |
t_json | ) |
const |
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override |
◆ to_json_schema()
| void misaxx::ome::misa_ome_pixel_count::to_json_schema |
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misaxx::misa_json_schema_property & |
t_schema | ) |
const |
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override |
◆ count
| long misaxx::ome::misa_ome_pixel_count::count = 0 |
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:


DISCLAIMER: This is just a story, the people and events in this story are purely fictitous and any resmblances made to any human beings are simply coincidental.
Now with that out of the way let me tell you about my meeting with the Green Goddess. It was about two weeks ago that my first shipment of Salvia came in. I had heard wonderous reports about its effects and I just had to try it. Not because I'm some drug crazed freak, but because I felt destined to partake.
I wasn't thrilled about using a new substance by my self. So once receiving the shipment I made like Aries, and went to my friend J's house. You see J was the perfect person to join in a ceremony with me. He is a spiritual psychonaught with peaceful Utopian tendancies.
Once arriving at J's abode we decided to take a walk in the snow filled woods, to the harmonious womb of nature. There we would find the peaceful area in which we would wish to try to embrace the mysts of Salvia.
It was about 9:00pm or so, if I recall correctly, that we took our first hit. J went first then me. As soon as he took his hit he started wobbling around as if he had drunk himself into a stupor. He started raving 'Am I all right! What's going on?!' I couldn't believe that he was actually having any effects off just one hit. I asked him if he was faking it and if he was seriously off his rocker. He just responded in a way that made no sense. Speaking half phrases and insane jibberish.
I decided it was my turn so I took a hit and instantaneously I looked to my right and saw a huge vanilla ice cream with a cherry on top, sitting on the horizon. I just became completely over whelmed and fell over to my left in the snow. I tryed to get back up but was unable in succeding for what seemed a minute or two.
Once I was able to get back on my feet I noticed that all the trees around me were giving off a blue glow. I felt that the force that had just been over me was rapidly leaving. J still was stupifid he didn't know wich way was up or down. Every utterance he made was repeated by a complete contradiction.
After about 10 min or so, we were pretty much down except for the fact J still couldn't make sense of too much.  That's when we decided that we would venture a little further and take another hit each.
So we found a nice spot, in between to pines, to sit down and take another go around. I took the first hit this time and I again saw the blue glow around the trees around me. I felt invigorated and got up and went off on a walk. I vaguely remember saying I was going to hunt some rabbits.
J was left sitting on his own when he took his hit. I was coming back to where he was because I didn't want to leave him on his own while he was stupified. When I got back to where he was in the woods, I found him speaking in the most absurd ways. He would say, ' I need to go run now' followed by, 'I feel sick' then he started laughing. He fell over backwards into the snow and said, 'I need to sit down now'. He just kept on saying and doing these contradictory things for the next 5 to 7 min. until we were down into what we now call the Enlightened stage.
After smoking that last time we left the woods and started on down the road back to J's house. On the way back we noticed we felt completly envigorated in the mind and our bodies felt completly relaxed. We felt as though we were truely enlightened. The level of our discusions were far beyond that of the 'marijuana universe pondering'. We thought of some truely abstract, yet realistic ideas of who and what we truely are. These enlightened effects lasted the rest of the evening, for the both of us.
This was to be the first in a chain of of Salvia experiences. The first attempt at meeting the Green Godess only peeked through the key hole in the door to her house. We would later be invited right inside.
But that is a story for another time.........
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Sulli's future plan for feminine products on 'Jinri's Store 2' revealed, motive leaves netizens heartbroken
by sl278Netizens are heartbroken after hearing of Sulli's future plans for the second season of her reality show 'Jinri's Store 2'.
According to PD Kim Ji Ok, Sulli had wanted to create pouches for women to carry their sanitary products in. The PD stated, "Sulli would ask why women always had to hide their pads so we talked about making clear plastic pouches so that women could carry their products without feeling like they had to hide them."
When hearing of this news, fans brought out an outpouring of love, stating:
"Sulli.... ):"
"She really had a warm heart and cared for her fans."
"I really don't understand why our culture dictates that we have to hide our pads. It's a natural process."
"This country isn't good enough for someone like her."
What do you think of this situation?


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X's are equal to Y's
ok $x == $y
Y's aren't equal to X's
ok $x != $y
This does a thing with stuff
is <a b c>, …
This too
is (1,2,3),…
And this
ok :something<cool>
Strange thing doesn't parse
dies_ok ":r/eg/x"
advanced.t
Some other strange thing doesn't parse
dies_ok "omg×like·tø†∀λλ↓"
Some other strange thing doesn't parse
dies_ok "like, omg×like·tø†∀λλ↓"
Some other strange thing doesn't parse
dies_ok "?o?m?g?×?l?i?k?e?·?t?ø?†?∀?λ?λ?↓?"
basic.t
X's are equal to Y's
ok $x == $y
Y's aren't equal to X's
ok $x != $y
This does a thing with stuff
is <a b c>, …
This too
is (1,2,3),…
And this
ok :something<cool>