Creating Polymorphic Users With Devise and Rails
First and foremost, if you’re not familiar with Devise, or are looking for a good place to get some good information on getting started with Devise, this is not the post for you. There are a ton of great resources, including the Devise documentation for getting started.
Today were going to be talking about building different types of users that will build off Devise. It’s a pretty common use case, the most common of which is some type of service provider and a customer of that service. In this example we’ll be using Provider and Customer.
Once we’re done, we’ll be able to sign up users as either a Provider or Customer, sign them in after registering, and have a single login page regardless of the type of user.
To make it easy to get started, I’ve created a template to generate a new application for us to jump into. If you want to know more about creating templates, or how to create your own, check out my other post. If you have any problems creating the template, or just prefer to fork or clone for github, I’ll include a link to the repo.
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If you created new app from the template I provided, all you need to do
is run rails server
and you’re good to go. The migrations are already
taken care of and a new git repo initialized.
Once, you have the app up and running, lets take a look at the fields Devise creates for the User model for us.
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email
, encrypted_password
, reset_password_token
, reset_password_sent_at
, remember_created_at
, sign_in_count
, current_sign_in_at
, last_sign_in_at
, current_sign_in_ip
, last_sign_in_ip
, created_at
, updated_at
This gives us an idea of the structure that we’re going to build on and
think about the best way to model our Users. To keep the code DRY,
let’s think about what fields both types of Users will have in common.
To keep it simple, let’s just stick with first_name
and last_name
. It’s
a pretty reasonable assumption that every user that signs up for our
site will have a first_name
and last_name
so there’s no point in
duplicating those fields in the Provider
and Customer
tables.
First, let’s add our new fields to the Devise User model.
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That’s going to create a migration file that looks like this
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Now that we have a new fields on the model, how do we add them to the strong parameters for Devise? There are a couple ways to go about this. You can check the recommended way from Devise here.
But I prefer, a slightly different way. For both ways, you’ll need to
add a before_filter
inside the ApplicationController
. This filter
will run before any action from a Devise controller.
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Let’s write our method that will run before each Devise action now.
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After that’s taken care of, we can update our forms as we normally would to add the new fields. Here’s what the new user form should look like now
check the formation on this, still looks crooked?
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same thing goes for our edit
page
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Before we get to creating our new types of Users, we need to make one more change to the Devise User model.
Start with a new migration. If you’re wondering why I didn’t add it to the last one, I like to keep my migrations small and concise. This makes it easier to roll things back if you ever need to.
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Let’s add an index for the sake of performance. Note that you can specify things like creating an index when your passing in arguments to the generator. I always pop open my migrations to make sure I created it correctly anyway, and usually add it in that way.
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One last tweak to the User
model and we’ll be all set to get started
on our new user types.
Open the User
model and add our new association that’s going to allow
us to link our new types of users
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Now we have our customizations to Devise complete, our next step is to create our new types of users. For the sake of simplicity, we’re not going to be adding any fields to the new types of users. If you have no idea what polymorphic relations are, take a bit to skim over the Rails guides to get an idea. If you don’t get it right away, don’t worry. Polymorphism can be a tricky concept, especially when first setting it up. I’ve found that it makes much more sense after you’ve implemented it and had a chance to play around with it a bit.
If you remember, our two types of users are going to be Provider
s and
Customer
s. Since both of the models are going to be pretty empty,
let’s create them both at once
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be sure to migrate the db afterwards
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We have one side of our polymorphic relationship, now we need to update the other side of it with our new User types.
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The first line is filling out the other half of our relationship to the
users. We’re telling Rails it has one User
and as: profile
indicates it’s a polymorphic relationship. We’ve also added dependent:
destroy
to make sure when we delete an object, and associated objects
are deleted as well.
The second line we added is needed to create an associated User
whenever we create either a Customer
or Provider
.
accepts_nested_attributes_for
allow you to save attributes on associated records through the parent.
accepts_nested_attributes_for
Back to an earlier topic of strong parameters. We now need to
whitelist the attributes for the User
inside the each of our
controllers.
We already have our models created, but we would still like to generate a
lot of the boilerplate we need to create the controller and views so we
can keep plugging away at our project. Using the rails scaffold
command, would create a model for whatever resource name we specify, so
what are our alternatives. Let’s ask for some help…
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This gives us a lot of options for the generate command. Take a look this section in particular:
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Take a look at scaffold_controller
, here’s what it does:
Stubs out a scaffolded controller and its views. Pass the model name, either CamelCased or under_scored, and a list of views as arguments. The controller name is retrieved as a pluralized version of the model name. To create a controller within a module specify the model name as a path like ‘parent_module/controller_name’. This generates a controller class in app/controllers and invokes helper, template engine and test framework generators.
 If you look at the created files, there weren’t and migrations or changes to the model, just our controllers and views.
However, we do have to specify our routes, so let’s add those in now:
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With our routes set up, let’s update both of our forms to collect the sign up info from our user.
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This may look a little odd because asll the elements listed in the form are nested. This is becasue right now, we dont have any fields specific to the Customer. When you add your own elements to the Customer/Provider, it will look something like this.
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Go ahead and do the same thing with the Provider
form as well. Once that’s
complete, we’re ready to start doing work on our forms now.
If you look at your forms on the front end. Unless you added attributes
for either the Provider or Customer, you wont see any fields. This is
because right now, we havn’t done anyhting to build a User
to go along
with the association we’re trying to create.
Build the associated user inside you #new
method so it’s available to
the form.
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and to allow user updates to be allowed through our Customer
model, we
need to add those to our strong params.
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If you go to the new_customer_path
, we can create a new Customer
and User
at the same time, and get redirected to the show
view for the
customer we just created. If you look in the top corner of the nav bar,
we still see the Sign In link, whereas, if we were logged in, we would
see our email address. We need to make one more update to
create a new Customer
, create an associated User
, and create a new
session for the User
we just created. This sounds a lot more
complicated than it actually is. Devise give us a very handy sign_in
method.
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and that’s that! Now, when you go to create a new Customer
or
Provider
, we automatically create an associated User
and sign in.
One of my favorite things about this set up is you, can use single form
to sign in at the new_user_session
path.
Again, this is by no means an exhaustive post on Polymorphism or Devise. Just my way of combining two common uses into a practical example There are a ton of great resources online if you’d like to do a deeper dive into either topics.


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This site is a sister site to Gravity Spy which is a Zooniverse project designed to combine the power of machine learning, citizen science to tackle big data problem such as the large ever-changing excess noise in LIGO gravitational wave data.
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This video should give the user the general idea of how one can utilize the tools on this website. A few things to keep in mind!
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Second, when you prview your collection through using the similarity search first, there are some results taht come up blank as seen in the video. No worries, nothing is wrong here those are just links to the soon to be available VIRGO images! We have procesed almost all of them and are waiting for a few logistical things to happen before commencing the upload. At which point they will appear in this search as well as on the website.
Third, sometimes after filtering your results in the Zooniverse collection interface, it takes a few seconds for those changes to propogate when you go back and ask for "Collection Metadata".
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Ice Storm Director: Ang Lee Starring: Kevin Kline, Sigourney Weaver, Joan Allen, Christina Ricci, Elijah Wood Screenplay: James Schamus Based on the novel by: Rick Moody Approx Running time: 110 min.
The events of Ice Storm unfold over the span of Thanksgiving weekend in Connecticut, 1973. The title is both a literal component of the film as well as a metaphor for what we see within the characters. Ang Lee (director of Sense and Sensibility) puts together a marvelously chilling, darkest of dark, seriocomic melodrama. The characters all have two lives, one with their families, the other a dark chamber within their own minds that controls each of them. Stellar performances, and expert camerawork and cinematography round out this look at the lives of the nuclear families in the early '70's.
The main characters are comprised of two sets of parents, each with two children. All of them, in one form or another explore their own sexuality. The children, ranging from age 12 to age 17 are the most experimental, especia lly Wendy (Christina Ricci) who at the age of 17 is a nymphomaniac in training. We come to understand that each child has his or her own emotional problems linked to their disfunctional parents. While the folks are off at swingers parties, the children are left alone, free to explore themselves and each other. Though the parents often discover the acts as they occur, they are never seriously scolding, but rather passive. It left me with a very cold feeling, as does much of the film. The parents, who obviously love their children, never seem to know exactly how to handle them, and all of the communication in the past has been fluff, never really getting to the heart of the matter. In one scene, Ben (Kevin Kline) attempts to explain to his son the nature of sexuality, but, unable to find the right words, he downgrades to talking about masturbation, until he finally drops the subject entierely, asking his son not to tell anyone what he had just said.
There is an icy chill between all the characters as each of them interacts. The children have no substantial connection with their parents, the two young brothers have an non-aggressive, but uncaring relationship. The adults all have problems with each other because of their personal agendas. The film is coated with different cold images, mostly of ice being broken in an ice tray, or frozen, crystalized trees and electrical wires. The interlacing of the literal storyline the visual icy metaphor is incredibly well done. Any warm or cozy shot is broken in one way or another by ice or by coldness. Comfort between characters is never long-lasting. No one in the film is quite as chilling as Jane, played convincingly by Sigourney Weaver. In her attempt at explaining sex to her neighbors' child, she begins to go off on a tangent about how Samoan children are sent off to the wild until they learn a thing or two.
Christina Ricci gives the best performance among a very talented cast. She plays the daughter of Kevin Kline and Joan Allen. She is always in control, does as she pleases, and never seems upset about disturbing events.
There are a number of funny situations in Ice Storm, but overall, this is a deep, disturbing look at two families. One may want to compare it to Ordinary People, the Academy Award winning film of 1980. But though there are similarities in terms of the "disturbed child" and the freezing finale, these two films are distinctly different, and Ice Storm is much more compelling. Ordinary People succeeds at its attempts at occasional warmth. Ice Storm never makes those attempts. It is a dreary but moving drama with fantastic visuals, done to cinematic perfection. 3 1/2 out of 4 stars Copyright (C) Nicholas Amado
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THE CABLE GUY A film review by Larry McGillicuddy Copyright 1996 Larry McGillicuddy
*** (out of 4) Dir.- Ben Stiller Cast- Jim Carrey, Matthew Broderick, Leslie Mann, George Segal, Diane Baker, Janeane Garofalo, Andy Dick.
Review- Many performers don't take chances. They stick with what made them famous and decide to continue with that until people find someone else who can do the same thing just as good. Well, Jim Carrey takes a chance here, albeit a safe one. He's still up to his old antics, but in a much darker and odd way. I admire him for that.
Matthew Broderick stars as a young executive recently separated from his wife. One day, his cable goes out. so he calls the cable company. Of course, the cable guy arrives late, and at an inopportune time. Broderick slips him $50 to get free cable channels. Chip does it for him, and thinks hes found a new friend. Broderick humors him at first, but when Chip starts to get a little pushy, such as getting a prostitute for him, Broderick tries to back out of the friendship.
 The movie is quite creative in the situations the characters are placed in. A game called Porno Password is played at the home of Broderick's parents. In the movies funniest scene, Carrey purposely flirts with Broderick while Broderick is in prison and other prisoners are watching. There is also amusing happenings at a basketball game, and a hilarious jousting battle between the two at Medieval Times.
Ben Stiller has creativity in almost every scene. He paces the film well, and gets amusing cameos from Janeane Garofalo and Andy Dick, both alumni of his wonderful tv show, The Ben Stiller Show. Broderick plays it straight, and does a very good job of it. But the movie belongs to Carrey, of course, and he gives his best performance yet. And at the end, Stiller wonderfully explains the message of the movie in a very amusing sequence. The Cable Guy has a dark, satrirical edge to it that is very refreshing, but may not be embraced by most of Carrey's fans. If you're looking for Ace Ventura 3, this is the wrong movie. If you're looking for an energetic and intelligent black comedy, see this movie.
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Our very first book on Rails is leaving beta and is in the process of going into print. Agile Web Development with Rails is now ready in its final form as a PDF and it’ll be ready in paper in time for OSCON. That’s pretty damn rocking!
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## Defining the Layout
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entry1.title = @"Of Mice and Men";
entry1.creator = @"John Steinbeck";
entry1.year = 1937;
entry2 = [[TEntry new] autorelease];
entry2.type = @"book";
entry2.title = @"Sopie's World";
entry2.creator = @"Jostein Gaarder";
entry2.year = 1991;
entry3 = [[TEntry new] autorelease];
entry3.type = @"movie";
entry3.title = @"The Truman Show";
entry3.creator = @"Peter Weir";
entry3.year = 1998;
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library = [[TLibrary new] autorelease];
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entry1, entry2, entry3, nil];
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Now we are going to use `CSXXMLWriter` to write our XML document. We firstly
create our XML writer with the layout document. Then we give it the data.
Finally we tell it to start writing.
CSXXMLWriter *writer;
NSString *layoutFile;
NSString *xmlFile;
TLibrary *library; /* This is assumed to be set, see above */
BOOL success;
NSError *error;
// We use the layout document defined above and Layout.xml as output file
layoutFile = @"Layout.xml";
xmlFile = @"Library.xml";
// Now we create the XML writer with the layout document
// Notice that the root element of our file is 'layout', since we can only
// write with one layout.
writer = [[CSXXMLWriter alloc] initWithLayoutDocument:layoutFile
error:&error];
if(writer == nil) {
// An error occurred while parsing the layout document
NSLog(@"Failed to parse the layout document: %@", error);
return;
}
// Set the instance
writer.rootInstance = library;
// Write the file
success = [writer writeToFile:xmlFile error:&error];
[writer release];
// Check for errors
if(success == NO) {
NSLog(@"Failed to write the XML document: %@", error);
return;
}
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This is what we should get
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Purple is a symbolic colour used by the women’s rights movement.
The demonstrations, led by the #NousToutes association, took place two days before the government is due to publish the results of an investigation into domestic violence.
A Council of Europe expert group on domestic violence (GREVIO) said this week France needed to offer better protection for victims and their children and more effective anti-violence measures.
“We cannot continue to accept that women are being murdered today with total impunity. The state must do its job to guarantee the security of all women in this country,” #NousToutes activist Karine Plassard told Reuters in Paris.
Other marches took place in French cities such as Lyon, Strasbourg, Bordeaux and Lille.
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In the graphs shown above, it can be seen that sub graph of graph S is isomorphic because it has the existence of the graph G and the sub graph is not.
• Sub-graph Isomorphism is a NP-Complete problem.
• For this decision problem to be classified as NP-Complete problem, it must also satisfy both NP and NP-Hard category.
• To prove this problem as NP-Complete problem, the following two things have to be proved:
i. The decision problem should be in NP category (NP category)
ii. Every problem in NP must be reducible to this decision problem in polynomial time (NP-hard category)
Proof that Sub-graph Isomorphism is in NP category:
NP is a set of decision problems such that the solutions of these problems can be verified in polynomial time.
Given a description of graph sub-graph S1 and the mapping between the vertices of the sub-graph S1 and the vertices of the graph G, it takes polynomial time to verify S1 is indeed isomorphic to the graph G.
The mapping describes which vertices of S1 correspond to which vertices of G. This mapping is represented by the function.
1. For each edge (u, v) of graph S, if it belongs to S1, then edge also belongs to graph G
2. Repeat this for each edge of graph S.
This requires traversing through all the edges of graph S, and then for each of these edges, matching is done with the set of vertices of S1 and G.
So, time complexity should be at most
This is same as for dense graphs and for sparse graphs.
Thus, it can be seen that sub-graph isomorphism is verified in polynomial time.
Therefore, .
Proof that every problem in NP is reducible to Sub-graph Isomorphism decision problem (NP-Hard category):
All NP-complete problems belong to the NP category also. Clique problem is a known NP-complete problem. By definition, all NP problems are reducible to Clique problem. Thus, if Clique problem is reducible to the sub graph isomorphism problem, then the every NP category problem should also be reducible to the sub-graph isomorphism problem.
Clique Problem: It is a NP-complete decision problem in which the input is a single graph S and a number k, such that the question is to find out whether S contains a complete sub-graph with k vertices.
Reduction: Clique problem can be reduced to sub-graph isomorphism problem by the following steps:
1. Create G as a complete graph of k vertices.
2. CLIQUE (Graph, number) is given an input of S and k.
If this gives the answer as “yes”, then the graph S must be containing a sub-graph S1 such that the S1 is a k-clique. Since, G is already a k-clique. Therefore, this sub-graph is isomorphic.
The reduction requires having an instance of the CLIQUE which accepts a graph and a number. The graph S is copied to it. Copying a graph takes time complexity. There needs to be graph G specified which must be a complete graph. Writing a complete graph again takes a time complexity of. Thus, the whole reduction is done in polynomial time.
Since, clique problem is reducible to the sub graph isomorphism problem, so every NP category problem must also be reducible to the sub-graph isomorphism problem.
Since, it is proved that sub-graph isomorphism problem belongs to NP category and that all the NP category problems are reducible to sub-graph isomorphism problem, therefore, it is true that sub-graph isomorphism problem is a decision problem that is NP-complete.
The 0-1 integer programming problem will be proved as NP-complete by using the fact that 0-1 integer-programming problem.
Now, consider a CNF formula that contains variables and clauses. Now, construction the corresponding matrices andare as follows:
• First transform every clause into the inequality and,
• An expression and are used to denote every literals depends whether it is a variable or its negation which exists in the clause.
Now, consider the following examples:
Here, the CNF formula is given as. Then, the following will be exists:
Then from the above given CNF formula, matrix corresponds to andare given as:
and.
Consider the following reduction algorithm:
FREDUCTION ()
1. First performed checking whether the format of is in 3-CNF or not.
2. If the format is not in 3-CNF then return
//for loop is used to iterate through 1 to m, where is the clauses.
3. for k=1 to m
//Assign value zero to the variable NUM
4. NUM0;
5. for i=1 to m do
6. ;
7. for every literals do
8. if then
9. ;
10. else if then
11. ;
12. NUM++;
13. end if
14. end for
15. ;
16. end for
17. retrun
Use the algorithm in the above step to find the format of .
Now, consider if the format of is not in 3-CNF then and the system has no solution for.
• In this case, if there exists a truth assignment to in such way that every clause is satisfiable then is said to be satisfiable.
• Then, it is true if there exists the values 0, 1 assigned to variables in such way that.
Hence, form the above explanation it is proved that “integer programming problem is NP-complete”.
The subset-sum problem deals with finding out whether there exists a subset from the elements provided such that their sum is equal to a specific value.
Assume is the sequence of positive integers.
n is the number of elements in the set A.
Let the required sum of subsets be denoted by t such that t > 0.
Define for all and to calculate whether there is a subset with required sum or not.
The value of will be true only if there is subset of otherwise false.
So,
…… (1)
This being a Dynamic Programming algorithm, solving for smaller problems is done first and it is then used to solve the bigger problems.
From equation (1), the following is observed:
• will be true for all value of i
• will be false for all.
• For other values, it is true only if there is a subset of A1, A2, A3…. Ai-1 summing to j or j-Ai.
Thus, the term gives the final answer to the problem.
From the above algorithm, it is clear that the running time depends on two loops:
• The value increases from 0 to n.
• The value j increases from 0 to t.
The second loop is contained within the first loop.
In such a scenario, the final time complexity becomes where n is the number of elements and t is the maximum element.
Time complexity if the target value t is in unary notation:
Let the number of bits required to represent the maximum number t is b.
In case of unary notation, the number of bits required to represent the numbers is at most equal to the greatest number which is t. This is because t is represented by t number of 1s.
So, number of bits required to represent the numbers is at most t. So, b is upper bounded by .
The final complexity becomes.
Thus, if the target value t is expressed in unary, then the subset-sum problem is solved in polynomial time.
Consider the following decision version of the longest simple cycle problem:
• LONGESTSIMPLECYCLE: for a given integer and an undirected graph, does has a simple cycle of length minimum.
• Now, to show LONGESTSIMPLECYCLE is NP-complete, first consider the following definition of HAMCYCLE.
• HAMCYCLE: For a given undirected graph does consists a Hamiltonian cycle.
LONGESTSIMPLECYCLE :
• Suppose an instance of LONGESTSIMPLECYCLE is denoted as. Now, consider the certificate y that consists a sequence of vertices.
• Now, simply scanning performed through the graph in polynomial time to verify that y consists a cycle, length of y is k of higher and no vertex in y appears more than once.
HAMCYCLE LONGESTSIMPLECYCLE :
• An instance LONGESTSIMPLECYCLE is constructed from the instance of HAMCYCLE. It can be done in polynomial constant time as the instrumentation is trivial.
• Now, the graph consists a Hamiltonian cycle, if its longest simple cycle length is equal to. It is correct because, if consists a Hamiltonian cycle that cycle is a simple path, which consists a length.
• On the other hand, the length of the longest simple in must be strictly less thanif does not consists a Hamiltonian cycle.
Hence, the LONGESTSIMPLECYCLE is NP-complete can be concluded from the above proofs.


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Faltu baate ya advices pasand nhi hai..
Doesn't like to waste energy with fake peeps..
Ideal son..aman ko bhi kbhi kbhi papa bol deta hai :)
Kuch bhi kho yr..bnde ka nature to zabardast hai..ase hee rahio
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Learn MoreThe Upward Bound Program is a group of Pre College programs for low-income and first generation college bound highschool students. These programs are designed to provide the students with information and skills needed to prepare for college. The services offered by Upward Bound are College courses and job opportunities over the summer. During the school year Upward Bound provided it’s students with tutoring and weekend college classes.
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Recently, Mozilla introduced Open Mic where communities can be given access to Instagram handle to post more updates about events. It is really one of the inspiring move which is loved by contributors who maintain communities social Media accounts. Recently for Mozilla India meetup, we got opportunity to post directly from mozillagram. MozillaTN community would like to follow similar Openness, as it motivate more contributors who actively bring rich knowledge and passion to promote Open Web.
To get started, MozillaTN social Media team came forward to share twitter handle (@MozillaTN) to the amazing contributors who showed interest to contribute and their leadership skills in the community. The main aim is to bring more quality physical events and encourage those awesome leaders, who conduct big events in their cities.
On sept 17 we have Software Freedom day which is a worldwide celebration of Free software. Almost all Mozilla Communities participate in this event, to promote Open source contribution, Firefox and other Mozilla products & Vision. On this day two of our young contributors Paarttipaabhalaji and Prashanth P are conducting big events in their college to promote Open source contribution.
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Wonder Boys (2000)
Talk about a Sophomore Slump - it's taken Grady Tripp seven years and over 2600 single-spaced pages, and he still doesn't have a second novel.
The first novel by Tripp (Michael Douglas) was "Arsonist's Daughter," supposedly the winner of the PEN Award. So the literary community eagerly awaits a new effort. Of course Grady's life as a writer in contemporary America almost demands that he be a college professor. Hence the setting in a fictional Pittsburgh university. Unfortunately, the film gets many aspects of college life wrong. I can understand novelist Michael Chabon and screenwriter Steven Kloves sketching a fiction writing workshop in which the students are petty and personal. But the ones I've been through have always had a camaraderie and atmosphere of willingness to help: yes, there's a certain amount of ignorance of purpose, but never the pure vitriol heaped upon the person and talent of James Leer, played by Tobey Maguire. And in a forum of open critiquing of stories, the professor doesn't have to call on students who raise their hands.
Still the world of writing commands our attention well. The inbred politics is also captured believably. It seems Grady's young wife has just this morning left him; not that it matters much, as the marriage has been tainted by Grady's affair with the Chancellor of the college where he teaches. Dr. Sara Gaskell (Frances McDormand) is pregnant, and it's not with the child of her husband Walter (Richard Thomas), who is also the chair of the English department and Grady's boss. To add to the complications of academia, we see a gathering of writers and various hangers-on at the Gaskell household. There we also watch the development of more characters, among them Terry Crabtree (Robert Downey Jr.), Grady's agent from New York, and Crabtree's transvestite pick-up Antonia/Tony. Add to this the fact that Walter Gaskell's blind mastiff hates Grady, growling and ultimately chomping on the hero's calf.
Director Curtis Hanson handles characterization swiftly with his solid cast. The film's opening and middle are stronger than its closing, due mainly to the situations - wacky and moving - into which the characters get themselves. We hear a good deal of one-liners that are so crazy they smack of reality. And we get a top-notch performance from Michael Douglas in the lead role.
Douglas has superior timing and a natural ease on the screen. His character operates, however, under the burden of stereotype: he's rumpled and 60-ish, and even though he's been living in his body and his life for a long time, he's yet to get it right. (Doesn't this sound like Donald Sullivan, Paul Newman's character in "Nobody's Fool"?) Still Douglas does a remarkable job in causing his character to be sympathetic, especially considering his character is not a very good role model for students: he drinks, smokes expensive marijuana, and often loses his tact in personal conversations. He also looks on as a student of his backslides into immorality and crime. Finally, he is beset by fainting spells that hit him at random times, making worse his status as a wounded man. Still, we like the guy, especially as he careens comically out of the safe orbit of the tenure-track.
Tobey Maguire is at his most inscrutable in "Wonder Boys." I've not seen him particularly excitable in a performance, but here he is low-key almost to a fault, his character a good writer but otherwise a morally reckless liar. Let's hope many more solid scripts come Maguire's way; apparently he is taking a hiatus currently, in a patient quest for quality.
Frances McDormand is good in everything she does. Here she is underutilized, though, as the chief executive of the college, and we do not get more than a glance of the husband whom she is betraying; we are supposed, I guess, to dislike Richard Thomas' character simply because he doesn't care for Grady.
The other female role is played by Katie Holmes. Her Hannah Green is also a star student of Grady's; we hear Grady tell another novelist, "Q" (Rip Torn) that Hannah has already published two stories in the "Paris Review." Enamored of Grady, she rents a room in his house and ends up giving him some metaphorically significant advice.
"Wonder Boys" has many faults - the random-feeling ending, the lack of consequences for reprehensible behaviors - that make it fall short of greatness. But it is definitely a good film. With a momentum built through Grady's inability to make decisions and through a few wacky twists of plot, the story finally shows that serious losses are sometimes necessary to keep one from taking life too seriously.
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Closing since the collection did end up getting created successfully. We will reopen if we see this error again.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-04-19 21:09:39.This is typically a file permissions problem (specifically a lock file) problem with your solr search index directory.
If you're running a solr instance for your DSpace install on a separate server, you should verify that that system is running correctly and that the solr instance can read and write to the directory where the search collection for your dspace system is located.
If you're running a solr instance for your DSpace install locally with in the same Tomcat (or Jetty) instance (like most people), you need to do the same thing. In this case, your solr search index (and other indexes) would be located in ${dspace.dir}/solr. For search specifically, ${dspace.dir}/solr/search and for the actual index files ${dspace.dir}/solr/search/data/index . Make sure that Tomcat can write to these directories and create new files. Typically, file ownership permissions, where the Tomcat/DSpace user cannot write to the ${dspace.dir}/solr directory and its subdirectories is the problem.
If file permissions are not the problem, you may have stale lock files. Solr, in the default DSpace installs, defaults to "native" locking. However, it includes options in its configuration to use "simple" (lock file existence) locks and even to clear all locks on start-up. It also includes "single" locking that should not be used with DSpace. Simple locking is fine for DSpace in my experience. However, using the "clear all locks" option as part of your regular configuration can be dangerous.
If you suspect a stale lockfile problem, shutdown Tomcat and remove all files named "write.lock" in all subdirectories of ${dspace.dir}/solr . Then, restart Tomcat, and attempt to update your search indexes (bash$ dspace index-discovery). Note, if you did not ever successfully create your search indexes in the first place, you should probably run index-discovery with a '-b' flag which will "(re)build index, wiping out current one if it exists".
If you still see file locking issues and are sure your file permissions/ownership are correct, try switching your solr collections to "simple" locking. You can find this setting in ${dspace.dir}/solr/(collection)/conf/solrconfig.xml. You can also find the "clear all locks" setting in this file. To apply it, shutdown Tomcat, remove all write.lock files, and restart Tomcat. Then attempt to update your search indexes.
If this still doesn't work, try setting "clear all locks" for all your solr collections, shutdown tomcat, remove any write.lock files, and restart tomcat. Then, try running index-discovery again. Note: If this does work, you'll want to shutdown tomcat afterward and disable the "clear all locks" setting.
Finally, if none of this works, it's possible that your DSpace home directory isn't being set properly and that the solr webapp for DSpace is therefor not configured with proper directory location for the solr directory. If that is the case, it wouldn't be able to find the indexes in order to open or update them. This is configured in your local.cfg, your dspace.cfg, and in your solr webapp directory at ${tomcat.home}/webapps/solr/WEB-IMF/web.xml file. Setting in your local.cfg should be sufficient. The value stored in web.xml is taken from the dspace.cfg file in src/dspace/config/dspace.cfg during the build process. You can directly set your solr home in that web.xml file in the
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DPT |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 0:40 |
13 mg |
insufflated |
DPT |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 1:00 |
12 mg |
insufflated |
DPT |
(powder / crystals) |
T=0:00 - 4:20 PM
DPT was on my Ďtryí list for quite some time, and having recently attempted it rectally with no effects, I decided it was time to knuckle down and try insufflation. I had done my research on this material and read many accounts describing its often extreme, pushy and sometimes dark nature, so I resolved to take it easy, start with 30 mg, and bring the dose up slowly from there.
The setting was our beautiful apartment, and my mental set was perfect, if not slightly nervous as I always am when preparing a sacred journey. It was a pleasant Sunday in spring and I had no obligations for the entire afternoon and evening. I had my trusty lover and very experienced sitter by my side as always, and she was prepared to dedicate her afternoon (and her typing skills) to my needs. The following, details the experience as it happened with a bit of post-editing.
T=0:00 I cut 30 mg of the material into two equal lines. The substance is fairly sticky and smells much like DMT, and not unlike a rotting tooth. The burn was considerable but not terrible.
T=0:10 Ahhh now the post nasal drip is bitter and disgusting! Iíve got some jaw clenching and Iím feeling pretty queasy and light-headed. I notice colours are warming up and there is some morphing of my visual field.  Iím sipping on a cup of sweet tea, which helps considerably. I am definitely feeling a nervousness developing, which in turn is making me feel as though I have to take a crap.
T=0:15 Well, mood wise Iím feeling totally benign. Physically though, I feel pretty unsteady. Walking feels more like floating above the ground. I definitely feel a little sick and find myself belching a bit. At this point, if I scan the room quickly things look normal, except for the brighter colors, but as I fixate on the Persian rug below my feet it begins to crawl rapidly in small rippling waves. There is a weird, dreamy, and somewhat uncomfortable body load. Its hard to tell if Iím hot or cold, because I feel both. At times I feel very sleepy, and at times I feel very sick, and yet other times I feel completely normal. In terms of strength of the experience right now itís a solid +2.
T=0:40 Now Iím at a weak +3. About 10 minutes ago I was feeling rather crappy, and I suggested to my sitter that she snuff back the remaining material that I had pre-measured and join me in this bumpy ride, because I didnít think I was going to want to do more. Luckily for me she declined, because Iím feeling better and have decided to insufflate another 12-13 mg. I would have been incapable of measuring out a new dose if I had wanted to Ö even navigating my nose and straw above the dose is tricky at this point.
T=0:45 I retire to the meditation room, and as I sit gazing into my sober loverís eyes, I feel a rush of lovely emotion rise up in me and it brings tears to my eyes. These are the first psychological effects noted since the beginning! Visually, Iím finding it similar to 2C-X with bright colours and tracers, which is surprising, being that DPT falls into a completely different category of substances. The other thing that is dominating this experience is the sensation of an internal vibration. It is a strange feeling and different from the usual nervous stimulation from other psychedelics. It is more persistent and less annoying for sure. Psychologically, if this leans more one way than the other, Iíd have to say it is in a positive direction.
T=1:00 Feeling better and better all the time, although I canít say I feel great yet.  Either way, determined to go in full well, I am going to insufflate another 12-13 mg (for a total of 55 mg).
T=1:15 I went back to the meditation room to do some yoga. Iím finding it difficult to restrain strong shuddering at times, much like post orgasm shivers, but they donít feel as good.  I thought about a new friend of mine and what a great guy he is. It occurs to me that he is special and the synchronicity of our meeting seems somewhat predestined. From there I think of other friends and my family, and I find myself laughing and crying as I relay my thoughts to my girlfriend.
This is a beautifully emotional substance, and the remarkable mental space I am in more than makes up for the heavy physical feeling I am enduring. Iím noticing this is not nearly as pushy as oral DMT. It allows for self-guidance through the experience, and as the music changes, my mood gently changes with it; it feels very liquid. At one point, the music changes to a soft piano piece in a minor key, and I hear it in a way that I never have before. It is profoundly sad, but in a beautiful way. I break down, weeping gently, squeezing my girlfriends hand. I donít feel bad. It is a beautiful, deep sadness, and I let the cathartic process happen freely, leaving me feeling very liberated when it passes.
There is nothing threatening or menacing about this experience, and at this point I am at a full +3. Itís not as beautiful as oral DMT, but not nearly as threatening either. As my sitter dutifully records my notes on the laptop by my side, Iím finding it quite difficult to express myself.
T=2:00 This is a real thinker. I would give this substance high marks with respect to its therapeutic potential. I can think clearly, and if my thoughts go in a direction that doesnít feel right, I am free to redirect them in a more productive direction. It is slightly overwhelming at times, but definitely not pushy. There seems to be a nice female presence to it, a real teacher. My sense of compassion is raised and the appreciation for the world around me is heightened wonderfully.
T=2:15 I feel like the effects are starting to subside a bit. I feel a little dazed like the comedown from a good weed high. At this point I am ready to drag myself up off the floor and suggest that we go for a walk outside. The weather could not be better. It is sunny and mild, and all the blossom trees around our neighborhood are in full bloom. I take my camera with me and shoot some wonderful pictures of my love. My appreciation for architecture and the subtleties of nature are markedly enhanced. This is surely one of those golden unforgettable moments.
T=2:40 Back from our walk and I am typing now. My God, it was breathtaking outside. Feeling the wind was invigorating, and the blossom trees were all in bloom. I found a new appreciation for our community and noticed how carefully designed it is, architecturally and aesthetically (Wow, I just spelled these two words perfectly as I typed them Ö something I would have trouble doing sober, no doubt). I feel much more sober at this point, and see a somewhat normal evening unfolding, although I feel quite exhausted. I have the usual tight feeling in my sinuses that I get when tripping, and ache a bit all over. The excess stimulation is still there and I have what can no better be described as ďmushroom gut.Ē
Summary:
I feel very lucky and grateful for the experience I just had and look very forward to experiencing DPT again. It was not as demanding and tiring and difficult at my oral DMT trip, but still quite important in terms of what I experienced. Iím left feeling very thankful and grateful for the friends that we have, and I felt the depth of my love for my girlfriend over and over. This experience left me profoundly thankful, as always, for my life, my friends and my family.
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I never thought that mental illness could be portrayed in such a stale, anonymous manner but that is how "Girl, Interrupted" unspools its subject matter. The film wants to make the case that mental illness can be a state of mind for some, and a strong reality for others - If only the young women portrayed possessed some core of humanity.
The film begins with Susanna Kaysen (Winona Ryder), an 18-year-old who has just drunk a bottle of vodka while ingesting a bottle of aspirin. She is diagnosed with "borderline personality disorder," and is thus sent to Claymoore hospital in Boston. The screenplay, adapted from Susanna Kaysen's true-to-life novel, never makes it clear whether Susanna admitted herself to the hospital or if her parents had her admitted. Nevertheless, she is taken in to Claymoore's psychiatric facility, and supervised by a head nurse played by Whoopi Golodberg.  The one foxy chick who seems truly nutty, pardon the pun, is Lisa (Angelina Jolie), a highly dangerous sociopath who confuses her aorta with her neck. Lisa feels threatened at first by Susanna but gradually, they click together.
While watching "Girl, Interrupted," I was reminded of the stark documentary, "Titicut Follies" by Frederick Wiseman, which dealt with the horrors of a mental hospital. When you saw the patients, you knew they were patients afflicted with an illness. The same holds true of Milos Forman's classic "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." "Girl, Interrupted" features patients that might be at home in TV's "Dawson's Creek" - that might be a little extreme but these women hardly seem troubled, only bland occupants of a far too sanitized looking institution.
The problem lies in the screenplay that supplies character types, not true characters of depth and emotion. Susanna hardly seems the slightest bit troubled - her scene with the psychiatrist should have convinced him that she was perfectly sane but what do I know. Perhaps in 1967, before Prozac became a household name, psychiatrists had their own preconceived notions of what mental illness was. But these girls seem relatively harmless, even to themselves. This is more like a watered down version of "Cuckoo's Nest," and far too bland to inspire much interest.
The sparkle of "Girl, Interrupted" can be found in Jolie's vibrant, edgy performance. She brings soul and an allure to Lisa, and it is gut-wrenching to watch her. Her long blonde silvery hair and big, clownish lips evoke a tough, sexy demeanor that is riveting to watch. I would followed this complex character anywhere.
The rest of "Girl, Interrupted," however, is yawn-inducing and lacking in thematic richness. It sort of drifts away and hardly leaves a trace of itself. The boredom is seldom interrupted.
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