The examples provided here are divided by chapter, and match those found in
the book. Each chapter contains a script to create the schema with all necessary
permissions. The permissions granted for the schemas change between chapters,
so be sure to run the schema creation script for each chapter and not rely on
the one created in another chapter. To avoid permissions problems it is highly
recommended that the schema creation script we provide be used, but you may
also create your own schema as long as all required privileges are granted.
The examples for each chapter are created to run independent of objects created
in other chapters. In other words - no cross-chapter dependencies. This means
you can jump from chapter 10 to 17, and have no problem running chapter 17's
examples.
When creating your database, be sure to install Oracle Text as it is used for
examples in multiple chapters. If not installed, some examples will not work
and you will receive errors on schema creation. Oracle Text is included in both
Standard and Enterprise editions, so either release can be used.
All examples were tested on Windows and Linux ports of Oracle 10g Release 1.
Should you have ANY problem with the examples, feel free to e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we will respond to the issue promptly.
| CreateUser.sql |
This script creates the plsql user for chapter 3 examples. You must run
this script as SYS or SYSTEM as SYSDBA. The script can be rerun. |
| AnonymousBlock.sql |
This script demonstrates the structure of an anonymous block. |
| BindVariables.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of bind variables. |
| BlockStructure.sql |
This script demonstrates the structure of a block. |
| Boolean.sql |
This script demonstrates how to assign a value to a variable of type boolean. |
| BooleanLiteral.sql |
This script demonstrates Boolean literals. |
| Case.sql |
This script demonstrates CASE. |
| CompileError.sql |
This script demonstrates the compile time warnings generated by Oracle. |
| CompileWarning.sql |
This script demonstrates the DBMS_WARNING package. |
| DateTimeLiteral.sql |
This script demonstrates Date/Time literals. |
| Goto.sql |
This script demonstrates the GOTO command. |
| If.sql |
This script demonstrates IF-THEN, IF-THEN-ELSE, and IF-THEN-ELSIF. |
| Interval.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of the INTERVAL types. |
| Loop.sql |
This script demonstrates LOOPs. |
| MultiLineComment.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of multi-line comment blocks. |
| NamedBlock.sql |
This script demonstrates the structure of a named block. |
| NestedBlock.sql |
This script demonstrates a nested block. |
| Number.sql |
This script demonstrates the NUMBER datatype. |
| PLSQL_Warnings.sql |
This script demonstrates the PLSQL_WARNINGS parameter. |
| Ref_Cursor.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of REF CURSOR. |
| Reserved.sql |
This script prints a list of reserved words. |
| SingleLineComment.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of single line comments. |
| StringLiteral.sql |
This script demonstrates the different ways in which 10g handles apostrophes. |
| Timestamp.sql |
This script demonstrates the TIMESTAMP datatypes. |
| Trigger.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of a trigger. |
| Variables.sql |
This script declares a variable as a constant then attempts to change
the assigned value. |
| Visibility.sql |
This script demonstrates variable visibility. |
| WhiteSpace.sql |
This script demonstrates shows poor design when white space is not used. |
| WrapAfter.plb |
This file shows what a wrapped file looks like. |
| WrapBefore.sql |
This file is used in the example showing how to wrap PL/SQL. |
| WrapSeed.sql |
This script demonstrates the Wrap utility. |
| CreateUser.sql |
This script creates the plsql user for chapter 4 examples.
You must run this script as SYS or SYSTEM as SYSDBA. The script can be rerun. |
| Autonomous.sql |
This script demonstrates how autonomous transactions work. |
| BasicSelect.sql |
This script demonstrates how to use a basic select statement in a PL/SQL
block. |
| ContextArea1.sql |
This script shows how cursors work with the context area, and remain consistent
after opened. |
| ContextArea2.sql |
This script demonstrates how changes to the database impact processing
of records after a cursor is opened. |
| Conversion.sql |
This script demonstrates the TO_CHAR and TO_DATE conversion functions. |
| CursorForLoop.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of the Cursor For Loop. |
| CursorSubquery.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of the cursor subquery. |
| CursorVariable1.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of REF CURSOR. |
| CursorVariable2.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of SYS_REFCURSOR. |
| DateTime.sql |
This script demonstrates a few date functions. |
| DDL.sql |
This script demonstrates how DDL doesn't work with PL/SQL. |
| Delete.sql |
This script demonstrates how DELETEs work with PL/SQL. |
| Error.sql |
This script demonstrates error functions SQLERRM and SQLCODE. |
| ExplicitAttribute.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of cursor attributes. |
| GreatestLeast.sql |
This script demonstrates the Greatest and Least functions. |
| ImplicitAttribute.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of cursor attributes. |
| Insert.sql |
This script demonstrates how INSERTs work with PL/SQL. |
| Level.sql |
This script shows the pseudocolumn LEVEL and an example of using the levels.
|
| LevelUpdate.sql |
This script shows the pseudocolumn LEVEL and an example of using the levels
with an update. |
| Like.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of the LIKE operator. |
| LockSession1.sql |
This script demonstrates how transactions use locks, commits, and rollbacks.
This script is for the first session as noted in the book. |
| LockSession2.sql |
This script demonstrates how transactions use locks, commits, and rollbacks.
This script is for the second session as noted in the book. |
| Lower.sql |
This script demonstrates the LOWER function. |
| NDS.sql |
This script demonstrates how NDS works with PL/SQL. |
| OpenCursor.sql |
This script demonstrates what happens when the number of cursors opened
exceeds the open_cursors value. For this example, set the value of open_cursors
to 20 in the init.ora file. |
| RegexpLike.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of the REGEXP_LIKE function. |
| Round.sql |
This script demonstrates the ROUND function. |
| RowID.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of the rowid pseudo column. |
| Savepoint.sql |
This script demonstrates how transactions use savepoints. |
| SimpleLoop.sql |
This script shows how simple loops are written. |
| TextIndex.sql |
This script demonstrates indexing using Oracle Text. |
| Update.sql |
This script demonstrates how UPDATEs work with PL/SQL. |
| UpdateDual.sql |
This script demonstrates how DML works with PL/SQL. |
| WhereCurrentOf.sql |
This script demonstrates how UPDATEs work with PL/SQL and the WHERE CURRENT
OF clause. |
| WhileLoop.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of the WHILE loop. |
| create_addressbook1.sql |
This script builds objects for the example with standard Oracle data types. |
| create_function1.sql |
This script demonstrates using a record type as a function return value. |
| create_function2.sql |
This script demonstrates using an object type as a function return value. |
| create_function2e.sql |
This script demonstrates using an object type can not be assigned a %ROWTYPE record type. |
| create_record1.sql |
This script demonstrates using a record type to populate a table. |
| create_record2.sql |
This script demonstrates using explicit definition to define a record type. |
| create_record3.sql |
This script demonstrates using explicit definition to define record
types and a compound record type; and, the use of nested types. |
| create_record4.sql |
This script demonstrates using a database object to define a record type. |
| create_record5.sql |
This script demonstrates using compound database objects to define a record type. |
| create_record6.sql |
This script demonstrates using explicit definition to define record types and a compound record type; and, the use of nested types. |
| create_record7.sql |
This script demonstrates passing database objects as actual parameters to a procedure. |
| create_user.sql |
This script verifies and defines the PLSQL user. |
| query_record1.sql |
This script verifies the success of the following programs.
- create_record1.sql
- create_record2.sql
- create_record3.sql |
| bulk_collect1.sql |
This script demonstrates how to do a bulk collect into an associative array. |
| bulk_collect2.sql |
This script demonstrates how to do a bulk collect into a nested table. |
| bulk_collect3.sql |
This script demonstrates how to do a non-bulk select into elements of a PL/SQL table. |
| count.sql |
This script demonstrates how to use the Oracle10g Collection API COUNT method against an element. |
| create_addressbook2.sql |
This script builds objects for the example with standard Oracle data types
in all but one column. It uses a varray of VARCHAR2(30 CHAR) for the
ADDRESSES.STREET_ADDRESS column. |
| create_addressbook2e.sql |
This script builds objects for the example with standard Oracle data types in all but one column. |
| create_addressbook3.sql |
This script builds objects for the example with standard Oracle data types
in all but one column. |
| create_addressbook3e.sql |
This script builds objects for the example with standard Oracle data types
in all but one column. |
| create_assocarray1.sql |
This script builds an associative array. |
| create_assocarray2.sql |
This script demonstrates you cannot traverse an associative array until elements are initialized. |
| create_assocarray3.sql |
This script demonstrates you can avoid traversing an associative array
where no elements are initialized. |
| create_assocarray4.sql |
This script demonstrates you cannot use the Collection API EXTEND method
to allocated space. |
| create_assocarray5.sql |
This script demonstrates initialization and assignment with a numeric
index value to an associative array. |
| create_assocarray5e.sql |
This script demonstrates initialization and assignment with a numeric
index value to an associative array. |
| create_assocarray6.sql |
This script demonstrates initialization and assignment with a unique
string index value to an associative array. |
| create_nestedtable1.sql |
This defines a three element nested table built with a three item constructor of null values. |
| create_nestedtable2.sql |
This constructs a null element nested table, then extends it one element at a time. |
| create_nestedtable3.sql |
This constructs a null element nested table type in the database, then extends it
one element at a time. |
| create_nestedtable4.sql |
This constructs a two varrays and one nested table type in the database,
then it assigns the contents of the varrays into a nested table. |
| create_user.sql |
This script verifies and defines the PLSQL user. |
| create_varray1.sql |
This defines a varray with a three element constructor of null elements. |
| create_varray2.sql |
This defines a varray with a null element constructor and extends it one element at a time. |
| create_varray3.sql |
This defines a varray with a three element constructor of null elements and attempt to populate it beyond three elements. |
| create_varray4.sql |
This defines a varray with a null element constructor and extends it one element at a time
by a formula. |
| delete.sql |
This script demonstrates how to use the Oracle10g Collection API
DELETE method against a set of elements. |
| exists.sql |
This script demonstrates how to use the Oracle10g Collection API
EXISTS method against an element. |
| extend.sql |
This script demonstrates how to use the Oracle10g Collection API
EXTEND method against an element. |
| first.sql |
This script demonstrates how to use the Oracle10g Collection API
FIRST and LAST methods against a collection. |
| limit.sql |
This script demonstrates how to use the Oracle10g Collection API
LIMIT method against a collection. |
| nestedtable_dml1.sql |
This script demonstrates using a stored function to resolve the
one-to-many relation of a nested table in a row of data. |
| nestedtable_dml2.sql |
This script demonstrates how to update nested tables. |
| nestedtable_dml3.sql |
This script demonstrates the update of an element of a nested table
collection. |
| nestedtable_dml4.sql |
This script demonstrates the update of an element of a nested table
collection. |
| trim.sql |
This script demonstrates how to use the Oracle10g Collection API
TRIM method against a collection. |
| varray_dml1.sql |
This script inserting and reading from a varray. |
| varray_dml2.sql |
This script demonstrates how to update varrays. |
| varray_dml3.sql |
This script demonstrates the update of an element of a varray
collection. |
| varray_dml4.sql |
This script demonstrates the update of an element of a varray
collection. |
For this set of examples, make sure you run tables.sql after creating the schema.
All other example scripts depend on the objects created in tables.sql.
| CreateUser.sql |
This script creates the plsql user for chapter 7 examples.
You must run this script as SYS or SYSTEM as SYSDBA. The script can be rerun. |
| autoRollback.sql |
This script demonstrates how the server will roll back the current transaction
if the top level block exits with an unhandled exception. |
| DuplicateHandlers.sql |
This example illustrates the PLS-483 error. |
| DupValOnIndex.sql |
This block will raise the DUP_VAL_ON_INDEX exception. |
| ExceptionInit.sql |
This script demonstrates the EXCEPTION_INIT pragma. |
| OutOfScope.sql |
This script demonstrates the scope of exceptions. |
| SQLERRM.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of SQLERRM. |
| tables.sql |
This script creates the tables and data used by other examples in this
chapter. |
| UserDefined.sql |
This script demonstrates user defined exceptions. |
| VerifyAuthors.sql |
This procedure demonstrates the use of RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR. |
For this set of examples, make sure you run tables.sql after creating the schema.
All other example scripts depend on the objects created in tables.sql.
| CreateUser.sql |
This script creates the plsql user for chapter 8 examples.
You must run this script as SYS or SYSTEM as SYSDBA. The script can be rerun. |
| AddNewAuthor.sql |
This script demonstrates how to create and call a simple procedure. |
| AddNewBook.sql |
This procedure will insert a new book into the books table. It also demonstrates
default parameters. |
| callANA.sql |
This block illustrates how to call the AddNewAuthor function. |
| CallMe.sql |
This script demonstrates positional vs. named parameter passing. |
| calls.sql |
This script demonstrates the use of the CALL statement. |
| callSL.sql |
This block illustrates how to call a packaged procedure which takes a
named type parameter. |
| CopyFast.sql |
This package illustrates the possible speed benefits of NOCOPY. |
| InventoryOps.sql |
This script demonstrates a package. |
| InventoryOps2.sql |
This version of the InventoryOps package contains an extra procedure in
the package body. |
| NoCopyTest.sql |
This script illustrates the behavior of NOCOPY. |
| noparams.sql |
This procedure and function demonstrate the syntax of calling subprograms
with no parameters. |
| objectOverload.sql |
This script demonstrates overloading based on user defined object types. |
| overload.sql |
This version of InventoryOps demonstrates an overloaded procedure, StatusList. |
| packageError.sql |
This package will not compile because the specification and body do not
match. |
| ParameterLength.sql |
This script illustrates constraints on formal parameters. |
| parameterModes.sql |
These procedures are used to demonstrate the behavior of IN, OUT, and
IN OUT parameter modes. |
| RaiseError.sql |
This script shows the behavior of exceptions raised within subprograms. |
| Random.sql |
This illustrates package initialization. |
| tables.sql |
This script creates the tables and data used by other examples in this
chapter. |
| ThreeAuthors.sql |
This script demonstrates a function and how to call it. |
| create_messages_table.sql |
This script builds table an object for DBMS_ALERT triggers. |
| create_messenger.sql |
This script sends builds a package to send and receive
messages between users. |
| create_pipe1.sql |
This script deletes a pipe if it exists in the context of the current
session, then recreates it. |
| create_pipe2.sql |
This script deletes a pipe if it exists in the context of the current
session, then recreates it. |
| create_pipe3.sql |
This script deletes a pipe if it exists in the context of the current
session, recreates it, sends a message and retrieves a message from the pipe. |
| create_pipe4.sql |
This script deletes a pipe if it exists in the context of the current
session, recreates a private pipe, sends a message and retrieves a message
from the pipe. |
| create_signal_trigger.sql |
This script builds a trigger DBMS_ALERT signals on events
to the MESSAGES table. |
| create_user.sql |
This script verifies and defines the PLSQL user. It should be run
as the SYSTEM user or a user that has the DBA privilege role and
EXECUTE with grant option on DBMS_PIPE. |
| next_item_type1.sql |
This script tests DBMS_PIPE for a private pipe. |
| read_local.sql |
This script uses DBMS_PIPE to write a local message to
the implicit anonymous session pipe. |
| read_local_error.sql |
This script uses DBMS_PIPE to write a local message to
the implicit anonymous session pipe. |
| read_pipe.sql |
This script unpacks the local buffer. |
| read_pipe.sql |
This script write three messages to a private or public
pipe by using the DBMS_PIPE package. |
| register_interest.sql |
This script registers interest in a DBMS_ALERT
to the MESSAGES table. |
| insert_message.sql |
This script inserts, updates and deletes a row, triggering
three alerts. |
| use_messenger.sql |
This script demonstrates MESSENGER as a wrapper for the
DBMS_PIPE package. |
| waitone.sql |
This script waits for a DBMS_ALERT alert, which is
triggered on DML to the MESSAGES table. |
| write_local.sql |
This script uses DBMS_PIPE to write a local message to
the implicit anonymous session pipe. |
| write_pipe.sql |
This script write three messages to a private or public
pipe by using the DBMS_PIPE package. |
| create_javalib1.sql |
This script demonstrates how to build a Java library wrapper. |
| create_library1.sql |
This script demonstrates how to create a library for an external procedure. |
| create_library2.sql |
This script demonstrates how to create a library for
an external procedure for a poorly C program that
fails to match the signature of the PL/SQL library. |
| create_user.sql |
This script verifies and defines the PLSQL user. It should be run
as the SYSTEM user or a user that has the DBA privilege role and
EXECUTE with grant option on DBMS_PIPE. |
| listener1.ora |
Standard single listener shell for listener.ora file. |
| listener2.ora |
Standard two listener shell for listener.ora file.
The extproc IPC listener is separated. |
| listener3.ora |
Standard two listener shell for listener.ora file.
The extproc IPC listener is separated and ENV accesses
multiple DDL paths |
| ReadFile1.java |
This script demonstrates how to read a file in Java.
It is designed as a Java library file for an Oracle
database stored library. |
| tnsnames1.ora |
Standard single listener shell for tnsnames.ora file. |
| tnsnames2.ora |
Standard two listener shell for tnsnames.ora file.
The extproc IPC listener is separated. |
| tnsnames3.ora |
Standard two listener shell for tnsnames.ora file.
The extproc IPC listener is separated. |
| writestr1.c |
This script opens a file and write a single line
of text to the file. It is used in conjunction
with the create_library1.sql script. |
| writestr2.c |
This script opens a file and write a single line
of text to the file. It is used in conjunction
with the create_library2.sql script. |
| create_types.sql |
This is build types to test the Native Dynamic SQL package. |
| create_user.sql |
This script verifies and defines the PLSQL user. It should be run
as the SYSTEM user or a user that has the DBA privilege role and
EXECUTE with grant option on DBMS_PIPE. It also has grants needed
by the DMBS_SQL package. |
| dbms_sql.sql |
This is designed as a working tutorial of the Oracle
Built-in DBMS_SQL with examples of the for key methods. |
| dbms_sql_01.sql |
This is designed to test the DBMS_SQL_TUTORIAL package. |
| dbms_sql_02.sql |
This is designed to test the DBMS_SQL_TUTORIAL package. |
| dbms_sql_03.sql |
This is designed to test the DBMS_SQL_TUTORIAL package. |
| nds_null.sql |
This is designed to demonstrate managing a null value. |
| nds_sql_01.sql |
This is designed to test the Native Dynamic SQL package. |
| nds_sql_02.sql |
This is designed to test the Native Dynamic SQL package. |
| nds_sql_03.sql |
This is designed to test the Native Dynamic SQL package. |
| nds_sqle.sql |
This is designed as a working tutorial of the Oracle
Native Dynamic SQL (NDS) with an error in an OUT mode
parameter. It will compile successfully and raise a
runtime exception. |
| CreateUser.sql |
This script creates the plsql user for chapter 15 examples.
You must run this script as SYS or SYSTEM as SYSDBA. The script can be rerun. |
| AttributeChain.sql |
This script demonstrates attribute chaining. |
| ColObj.sql |
This script demonstrates column objects. |
| ForwardDeclaration.sql |
This script demonstrates forward type declarations. |
| Inheritance.sql |
This script demonstrates object type inheritance. |
| IsDangling.sql |
This script demonstrates how to handle dangling REFs. |
| IsOf.sql |
This script demonstrates the IS OF type statement. |
| ObjectTable.sql |
This script demonstrates the creation of an object table, and includes
an anonymous block to demonstrate DML operations against an object table. |
| ObjectView.sql |
This script demonstrates object view creation. |
| ObjMaintain.sql |
This script demonstrates type evolution. |
| RefObj.sql |
This script demonstrates object references using REF. |
| Treat.sql |
This script demonstrates the TREAT function. |
| UtlRef.sql |
This script demonstrates the UTL_REF package. |


Comet parameter: use_B_ions
- Controls whether or not B-ions are considered in the search.
- Valid values are 0 and 1.
- To not use B-ions, set the value to 0.
- To use B-ions, set the value to 1.
- The default value is "1" if this parameter is missing.
Example:
use_B_ions = 0
use_B_ions = 1


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title: iblogspot
date: '2009-07-06T17:24:00.000+09:00'
author: tknv
comments: true
tags:
- ruby
- java
- GAE
- iphone
modified_time: '2009-07-06T17:31:56.729+09:00'
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---
To watch blogspot site on iphone by Google App Engine.
But I asked check it by iphone to co. person.
He said
"Slow and Why don't you use WordPress ?".


MR. HOLLAND'S OPUS A film review by John Schuurman Copyright 1996 John Schuurman
Directed by: Stephen Herek Reviewed by John Schuurman
Now I am not proud to say it, but I'll admit my eyes have welled up with tears at "Little House on the Prairie" reruns and so you might not want to take the following too seriously, but this movie had me dabbing and daubing and wiping away from about fifteen minutes in. I don't know when I have been to a movie that had its way with me like this one. A couple of hours removed, it seems a little silly to be affected so, but I want to go once again and wait for the last scene.
It is a "school movie" dealing as such movies do with the heaves and hos of teaching. At the outset the viewer expects the usual formula of an idealistic teacher arriving in a tough school and, after some initial disappointments, working a wonder through that magical mixture of pluck, toughness and tenderness. Well, only some of that is here. Which parts aren't important. The parts of the formula that are not here, are refreshingly absent.
What is important about the movie is that it shows us the essential truth that meaning in life comes through sacrifice and faithfulness rather than individual dream pursuit. I am sorry for the way that sounds and want to promise you that you will delight in the movie despite that dreary sentence. But that it is about and you will love it.
This movie will make you want to search out and do something gracious for those career teachers who could have made other choices and who no doubt wanted to but didn't.
Richard Dreyfuss gives a career performance.
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You may have seen QR codes in magazines or on advertisements: when scanned by a smartphone, the barcodes will automatically trigger an activity such as displaying a website, showing a photo, or playing a sound.
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This is the story of two young boys out for some fun, who got a lot more than they bargained for. This is a story of myself and my friend, Joel. Joel is a good friend of mine and we often toke up together. This happened during summer vacation before grade 11, which meant that we just wanted to be two stoned carefree little bastards. We had a good sized joint (1 gram) of cannibis. The guy who sold it to us had said that it was laced with PCP but we didnt believe him, thinking he just wanted to charge a little extra. Later on we would discover Jimbo's (the guy who sold it to us)honesty.
Joel came over around nine in the evening, and as usual I told my parents I was going to Joel's while he had said the same to his parents. We were set for a great night.
First we went to the local convenience store to load up on food for the night, and then went to 'The Boardroom' as we like to call our designated spot. When we got there, we ran a few hash tokes and then decided to go for a wander. This was about ten o'clock. We walked to a soccer field next to a rather large field of wheat or hay of some sort.
We did the usual stoner things, talked about how awsome it was to be high and carefree and all of those great wonderful activities. We then lay down on the soccer field and looked up watching the moonlight play off the clouds, looking at shapes and interesting patterns. This is when I had my first trip out of the night. As Joel was trying to show me how a cumulus looked like a goat, I let my eyes take in the entire sky. I was suddenly filled with an intense feeling of awe at the universe. And my mind began to wander in thought of the immense distance between myself and those shiny lights in the sky, the billions of miles away that they would have to be, for somthing so incredibly massive to appear so small.
And then suddenly my grande thoughts were shattered by a most peculiar shape.  It looked like...like...'A HUGE FUCKIN' FISH' I exclaimed at the top of my lungs. Suddenly for no particular reason we both burst out laughing. As I shook with mirth, I could feel the air leaveing my lungs in small spurts, and it caused a vibrating tremor to go through my body. We talked about how this was 'some good shit'. Little did we know it was only the beginning.
We went on for another while until about eleven when we were coming down sustantially enough to want to smoke some more. I remembered the stuff we got from Jimbo and suggested the idea. Joel was in agreeance. Suddenly we realized that we had been carrying huge bags of food and hadn't eaten any. We decided to gorge ourselves after a session.
We sat down on a nearby swingset and blazed up. It was noteably harsh on the lungs. After we smoked we walked over to the wheat field with the idea of sitting down and eating while the high hit us. We rolled around for a second, flattening a circle for us to sit in. Then we broke out the food.
As I sat in the grass chewing on some mentos, a really interesting sort of high began to come over me. It felt like a marijuana buzz, but something was different. As I sat eating in total silence, the feeling that somthing was VERY different suddenly became evident. I began to panic at the state I was entering into. It was almost like a light mushroom buzz, except that it was more intense than anything I had ever felt. I felt like nothing existed beyond the small circle flattened in the grass that was up to my chest when standing up. The light from the small lantern I had brought illuminated everything in our little circle but no more.
The panic lessened slightly and I felt I should communicate with Joel, and that it would help me if he was feeling like I was. He said he was feeling really messed up too and was a bit freaked. Being a seasoned hippy tripper, I knew what to do. I explained that if anything goes bad about a trip, just go with it, think positive and it would be just one cool ride. This was about twenty minutes in. We ate and talked mostly about how cool this high was as it got more and more intense. Then we started talking about the universe and this was when the PCP really kicked in.
Our talk came to the conclusion that life is governed by karma. Life was divided into two types of actions, actions that resulted in 'good vibes' and actions resulting in 'bad vibes'. We deduced that humankind has raped and destroyed the earth since we the first person to make waste. It was as though every word we spoke was law, and I believe every bit of it. It was as though this drug had opened up our minds to see what the world really was, not how society had conditioned us since birth to believe.
I realized why I had the views I had, how society had shaped them and told me all the lies as a child. First and foremost being 'Drugs are Bad'. It was insane how this drug was making me think, it was as though it had taken me to a level above the rest of the world. I felt an extreme apartness from everything around me except the natural world. As I sat in our cocoon of grass, I felt as though I had become one with nature, that I finally understood the universe and the purpose of us being here.
How could I have not seen it? It was so blatantly obvious. One must live in 'good vibes' and reach these states of enlightenment. Only then can they reach the next state of peace. Suddenly it hit me like a ton of bricks. The next level. All of those ancient history classes about ancient religion. Buddhism. Nirvana, the state of enlightenment. That was what we had to achieve. And PCP was the way to get there. All of these thought raced rampant through my head, and this was only the beginning. In a state of utter bliss I let myself fall backwards into the grass. And felt like I was falling through fire as which I now look back and realize was grass brushing my back.
The fire did not burn me though, I was above it, temporarily in Nirvana, total enlightenment. As I fell back, I was suddenly soaring through the sky in what was probably the most powerful hallucination I have ever had. I felt as though I was soaring on wings made of dreams, through the consciousness of the millions of people asleep in their beds. I went through thousands of peoples dreams, the one that sticks most in my memory is that of a small African boy, whos mother had been shot by a militant group of rebels. The dream lasted a few hours, I watched the boy weep over his mothers body, and run from the bad men who had gunned her down. And that was how it was for what seemed like an eternity.
When suddenly I felt as though I was being sucked down to the ground in an enormous vaccuum. THUD. I hit the ground. I then realized that only a few seconds had passes. Time was totally not percievable. I looked at Joel, he had a dazed look and was apparently tripping out in his own mind much as I had. I looked at my watch, it was 11:45. Joel had to go home at 12:30, and I at 1:00. Suddenly Joel snapped out of it and we once more began our conversation of the universe and how fortunate we were to have figured it out. We sat and ate and talked for awhile pondering about which kind of vibe each action we made would make. We got into a very deep discussion about the magnitude of the good vibe that came from us figuring out Karma.
Soon it was 12:15 and Joel and I started home. He went to his house but I still had an hour to kill and was still significantly stoned. So I did what I often do when I'm stoned and alone, and lay down under an oak tree. I then tripped out while staring at the moonshadows of the branches making shapes and patterns whirling about, periodcaly glancing at my watch until it was time to go home. At 12:35 I ambled back to my place. I snuck upstairs so as not to wake my parents and climbed into bed with my headphones on, and let the sweet sounds of one Jimi Hendrix soothe me to a great sleep. And so ended what I like to consider one of the best trips of my life.
Upon wakening the next morning, a shabbily tried to peice back together the nights events.  Then we decided to give Jimbo a call and get some more of that 'god shit'.
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StatsLib is a templated C++ library of statistical distribution functions, featuring unique compile-time computing capabilities and seamless integration with several popular linear algebra libraries.
Features
constexpr
format, enabling the library to operate as both a compile-time and run-time computation engine.Author: Keith O'Hara
Contents
Functions to compute the cdf, pdf, and quantile, as well as random sampling methods, are available for the following distributions:
git clone -b master --single-branch https://github.com/kthohr/stats ./stats
StatsLib is a header-only library. Simply add the header files to your project using
#include "stats.hpp"
The only dependencies are a C++11-compatible compiler and the GCE-Math library which comes pre-packaged with StatsLib.
To build the test files:
# clone stats git clone -b master --single-branch https://github.com/kthohr/stats ./stats # compile tests cd ./stats/tests ./setup cd dens ./configure && make
You can test the library online using an interactive Jupyter notebook:
The following options should be declared before including the StatsLib header files.
constexpr
specifiers):#define STATS_GO_INLINE
_OPENMP
macro is detected (e.g., by invoking -fopenmp
with a GCC or Clang compiler). To explicitly enable OpenMP features use:#define STATS_USE_OPENMP
#define STATS_DONT_USE_OPENMP
#define STATS_USE_ARMA #define STATS_USE_BLAZE #define STATS_USE_EIGEN
Functions are called using an R-like syntax. Some general rules:
stats::d*
density functions. For example, the Normal (Gaussian) density is called usingstats::dnorm(<value>,<mean parameter>,<standard deviation>);
stats::p*
cumulative distribution functions. For example, the Gamma CDF is called usingstats::pgamma(<value>,<shape parameter>,<scale parameter>);
stats::q*
quantile functions. For example, the Beta quantile is called usingstats::qbeta(<value>,<a parameter>,<b parameter>);
stats::r*
random sampling. For example, to generate a single draw from the Logistic distribution:stats::rlogis(<location parameter>,<scale parameter>,<seed value or random number engine>);
All of these functions have matrix-based equivalents using Armadillo, Blaze, and Eigen dense matrices.
// Using Armadillo: arma::mat norm_pdf_vals = stats::dnorm(arma::ones(10,20),1.0,2.0);
r*
) can output random matrices of arbitrary size. For example,
// Armadillo: arma::mat gamma_rvs = stats::rgamma<arma::mat>(100,50,3.0,2.0); // Blaze: blaze::DynamicMatrix<double> gamma_rvs = stats::rgamma<blaze::DynamicMatrix<double>>(100,50,3.0,2.0); // Eigen: Eigen::MatrixXd gamma_rvs = stats::rgamma<Eigen::MatrixXd>(100,50,3.0,2.0);will generate a 100-by-50 matrix of iid draws from a Gamma(3,2) distribution.
-fopenmp
option during compilation.Random number seeding is available in two formats: seed values and random number engines.
stats::rnorm(1,2,1776);
std::mt19937_64 engine(1776); stats::rnorm(1,2,engine);
More examples with code:
// evaluate the normal PDF at x = 1, mu = 0, sigma = 1 double dval_1 = stats::dnorm(1.0,0.0,1.0) // evaluate the normal PDF at x = 1, mu = 0, sigma = 1, and return the log value double dval_2 = stats::dnorm(1.0,0.0,1.0,true) // evaluate the normal CDF at x = 1, mu = 0, sigma = 1 double pval_1 = stats::pnorm(1.0,0.0,1.0) // evaluate the Laplacian quantile at p = 0.1, mu = 0, sigma = 1 double qval_1 = stats::qlaplace(0.1,0.0,1.0) // draw from a t-distribution with dof = 30 double rval = stats::rt(30); // matrix output arma::mat beta_rvs = stats::rbeta<arma::mat>(100,100,3.0,2.0); // matrix input arma::mat beta_cdf_vals = stats::pbeta(beta_rvs,3.0,2.0);
StatsLib is designed to operate equally well as a compile-time computation engine. Compile-time computation allows the compiler to replace function calls (e.g., dnorm(0,0,1)
) with static values in the source code. That is, functions are evaluated during the compilation process, rather than at run-time. This capability is made possible due to the templated constexpr
design of the library and can be verified by inspecting the assembly code generated by the compiler.
The compile-time features are enabled using the constexpr
specifier. The example below computes the pdf, cdf, and quantile function of the Laplace distribution:
#include "stats.hpp" int main() { constexpr double dens_1 = stats::dlaplace(1.0,1.0,2.0); // answer = 0.25 constexpr double prob_1 = stats::plaplace(1.0,1.0,2.0); // answer = 0.5 constexpr double quant_1 = stats::qlaplace(0.1,1.0,2.0); // answer = -2.218875... return 0; }
Assembly code generated by Clang without any optimization:
LCPI0_0: .quad -4611193153885729483 ## double -2.2188758248682015 LCPI0_1: .quad<PHONE_NUMBER>172646912 ## double 0.5 LCPI0_2: .quad<PHONE_NUMBER>545276417 ## double 0.25000000000000006 .section __TEXT,__text,regular,pure_instructions .globl _main .p2align 4, 0x90 _main: ## @main push rbp mov rbp, rsp xor eax, eax movsd xmm0, qword ptr [rip + LCPI0_0] ## xmm0 = mem[0],zero movsd xmm1, qword ptr [rip + LCPI0_1] ## xmm1 = mem[0],zero movsd xmm2, qword ptr [rip + LCPI0_2] ## xmm2 = mem[0],zero mov dword ptr [rbp - 4], 0 movsd qword ptr [rbp - 16], xmm2 movsd qword ptr [rbp - 24], xmm1 movsd qword ptr [rbp - 32], xmm0 pop rbp ret


Mushrooms - P. cubensis
It was a cold Friday night in Boulder, CO. I had been wanting to try shrooms for the past 8 months, but the opportuninity had never really presented itself. The voyage started at 7:00 PM when myself and three others each ate about half an 1/8, and my other, much more experienced friend ate a full 1/8. The same batch of shrooms had been around campus for the past couple weeks and everyone who tried them said they were the most potent shrooms they had ever done. For the first 20-30 minutes I was incredibly anxious, which I assumed was the reason I felt a little different. After 45 minutes I wasn't feeling much so I took another small cap and a couple more stems. At this point we walked to my friend N's house. On the way I started getting these sensations where my vision would zoom in and out extremely fast, leaving me slightly disoriented, but still no major effects.
Once at N's house, about 1:15 later, I started to really feel them kick in.   It was beautiful and I watched it until it was done. At this point 3 of us wanted to walk around Boulder. For those who don't know Boulderm it's full of fairly old, scraggly trees, situated at the base of 1000 ft tall flatirons covered in snow, and at the time it was barely snowing but otherwise crystal clear.
We made our way to a playground and I was looking at a piece of curved yellow metal with water droplets on it. All the sudden the water droplets began to 'dance' almost at my will. They would rearrange themselves and flow uphill and I was absolutely intrigued. After a while we figured we should move on since we all looked like we escaped from the mental ward, just staring at inanimate objects for over 15 minutes. I discovered on the way back to N's that I didn't much care for walking, but more that I prefered standing and looking at objects.
We made our way back to my house and had my friend J got his guitar and a candle. He is a very outgoing person, so he asked if any of us minded if he just talked for a while. None of us cared so he began telling us about himself growing up and just playing some chords, which sounded very, very good. It was very calming to have him talking and playing. I could go off into my own world to think and play with objects while still having that in the background. By far the best part of the trip was the candle. After it had been burning for about an hour (seemed like 5 hours) the wax began to soften up. I started staring into the candle and playing with the wax, molding it and reshaping it. It was beyond words to describe the beauty I saw in the candle, the way the flame danced around and reflected off the inside of the candle.
Eventually we decided to change the mood once again and go walk around once more. When the lights were turned on it was almost an insant mood lift. We all got huge smiles on our faces and got a rush of energy. This time when we walked around I couldn't ignore the trees. Most of the trees are 40-50 feet tall, dead for the winter, and are very chaotic in the way the branches come off the trunk and main limbs. They almost seemed to speak to me. For the first time in my life I saw true beauty in trees, which we all take for granted every day. I realized how much a tree has seen in its life, and how many changes have happened while the tree remains the same. And the snow, my God the snow.  I could have watched it for hours.
Finally we all decided we were coming down to some degree, and that we should head inside. At this point it was about 7 hours after he ingested, and we talked for a while about our different experiences and what we all thought about during the trip. Looking back I realize I greatly underestimated this drug. I'm fairly experienced with weed and a plethora of pharmaceuticals, and before I tripped I had an idea of what I thought it would be like. I couldn't have been more wrong.
I remember 2 different points when I began thinking about a past girlfriend and if I hadn't asked my good friends to change the subject to give me something to think about, I think I could have had a horrible trip. Days after the trip I still notice things in my everyday life that I saw for the first time when I tripped. For me, this first trip was really having my eyes opened further than I thought they could be, and the beauty of nature and life poured in for what seemed like 3 days. Next time going to try a full 1/8 and go up to the flatirons or mountains during the day.
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Challenging opportunity where I will be able to utilize my strong organizational skills, educational background, and ability to work well with people, which allow me to grow personally and proffessionally.
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Tertiary
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
University of the Cordilleras
Baguio City, Philippines
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Macau Sam Yuk Middle School Seventh Day Adventists
Macau,China
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Information Technology Company
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Zend\Tag\Cloud is the rendering part of Zend\Tag. By default it comes with a set of HTML decorators, which allow you to create tag clouds for a website, but also supplies you with two abstract classes to create your own decorators, to create tag clouds in PDF documents for example.
You can instantiate and configure Zend\Tag\Cloud either programmatically or completely via an array or an instance of Traversable. The available options are:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| cloudDecorator | Defines the decorator for the cloud. Can either be the name of the class which should be loaded by the plugin manager, an instance of Zend\Tag\Cloud\Decorator\AbstractCloud or an array containing the decorator under the key decorator and optionally an array under the key options, which will be passed to the decorator’s constructor. |
| tagDecorator | Defines the decorator for individual tags. This can either be the name of the class which should be loaded by the plugin manager, an instance of Zend\Tag\Cloud\Decorator\AbstractTag or an array containing the decorator under the key decorator and optionally an array under the key options, which will be passed to the decorator’s constructor. |
| decoratorPluginManager | A different plugin manager to use. Must be an instance of Zend\ServiceManager\AbstractPluginManager. |
| itemList | A different item list to use. Must be an instance of Zend\Tag\ItemList. |
| tags | A array of tags to assign to the cloud. Each tag must either implement Zend\Tag\TaggableInterface or be an array which can be used to instantiate Zend\Tag\Item. |
Using Zend\Tag\Cloud
This example illustrates a basic example of how to create a tag cloud, add multiple tags to it and finally render it.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 | // Create the cloud and assign static tags to it
$cloud = new Zend\Tag\Cloud(array(
'tags' => array(
array(
'title' => 'Code',
'weight' => 50,
'params' => array('url' => '/tag/code'),
),
array(
'title' => 'Zend Framework',
'weight' => 1,
'params' => array('url' => '/tag/zend-framework'),
),
array(
'title' => 'PHP',
'weight' => 5,
'params' => array('url' => '/tag/php'),
),
),
));
// Render the cloud
echo $cloud;
|
This will output the tag cloud with the three tags, spread with the default font-sizes:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 |

Code

Zend Framework

PHP

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Note
The HTML code examples are preformatted for a better visualization in the documentation.
You can define a output separator for the HTML Cloud decorator.
The following example shows how create the same tag cloud from a Zend\Config\Config object.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | # An example tags.ini file
tags.1.title = "Code"
tags.1.weight = 50
tags.1.params.url = "/tag/code"
tags.2.title = "Zend Framework"
tags.2.weight = 1
tags.2.params.url = "/tag/zend-framework"
tags.3.title = "PHP"
tags.3.weight = 2
tags.3.params.url = "/tag/php"
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1 2 3 4 5 6 | // Create the cloud from a Zend\Config\Config object
$config = Zend\Config\Factory::fromFile('tags.ini');
$cloud = new Zend\Tag\Cloud($config);
// Render the cloud
echo $cloud;
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Zend\Tag\Cloud requires two types of decorators to be able to render a tag cloud. This includes a decorator which renders the single tags as well as a decorator which renders the surrounding cloud. Zend\Tag\Cloud ships a default decorator set for formatting a tag cloud in HTML. This set will, by default, create a tag cloud as ul/li -list, spread with different font-sizes according to the weight values of the tags assigned to them.
The HTML tag decorator will by default render every tag in an anchor element, surrounded by a
 element. The anchor itself is fixed and cannot be changed, but the surrounding element(s) can.
Note
URL parameter
As the HTML tag decorator always surounds the tag title with an anchor, you should define a URL parameter for every tag used in it.
The tag decorator can either spread different font-sizes over the anchors or a defined list of classnames. When setting options for one of those possibilities, the corresponding one will automatically be enabled. The following configuration options are available:
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| fontSizeUnit | px | Defines the font-size unit used for all font-sizes. The possible values are: em, ex, px, in, cm, mm, pt, pc and %. |
| minFontSize | 10 | The minimum font-size distributed through the tags (must be numeric). |
| maxFontSize | 20 | The maximum font-size distributed through the tags (must be numeric). |
| classList | null | An array of classes distributed through the tags. |
| htmlTags | array('li') | An array of HTML tags surrounding the anchor. Each element can either be a string, which is used as element type, or an array containing an attribute list for the element, defined as key/value pair. In this case, the array key is used as element type. |
The following example shows how to create a tag cloud with a customized HTML tag decorator.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 | $cloud = new Zend\Tag\Cloud(array(
'tagDecorator' => array(
'decorator' => 'htmltag',
'options' => array(
'minFontSize' => '20',
'maxFontSize' => '50',
'htmlTags' => array(
'li' => array('class' => 'my_custom_class'),
),
),
),
'tags' => array(
array(
'title' => 'Code',
'weight' => 50,
'params' => array('url' => '/tag/code'),
),
array(
'title' => 'Zend Framework',
'weight' => 1,
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This Website, http://www.towercitycenter.com/, is owned and operated by Forest City Enterprises.
We know that your privacy is important to you, and we work hard to earn and keep your trust. We have created this Policy to let you know what information, including Personal Information, we collect when you use this Website, how we use and share the information we collect, and how we protect your privacy.
This Website is the property of Forest City Enterprises and its affiliated shopping center owner or management company. The Website is managed and operated on their behalf by PlaceWise Media.
All communications, questions or concerns about the Privacy Policy should be addressed to Forest City, Terminal Tower, 50 Public Square, Suite 700, Cleveland, OH 44113 or email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
Table of Contents
- Effective Date
- Your Consent
- This Policy is Part of Our Terms of Use
- Privacy Notices
- Types of Information We Collect & INsider Program
- Birthday Rewards Rules
- Third-Party Cookies
- How We Use Personal Information
- Your Choices
- How to Access, Update or Correct Your Personal Information
- Steps We Take to Safeguard your Personal Information
- How We Share Your Personal Information With Others
- Children's Privacy
- Links to Other Websites
- This Policy May Change
- Definitions
Effective Date
October 29, 2014
Your Consent
Please take a few minutes to review this Policy before using this Website. By using this Website you are consenting to the collection, use, and disclosure of your information, including your Personal Information, as set forth in this
Policy. If you do not agree to be bound by this Policy, you may not access or use this Website.
This Policy is Part of Our Terms of Use
This Policy is part of the Terms of Use
Terms of Use that govern your use of this Website. A link to our Terms of Use
Terms of Use is provided at the bottom of each page of this Website.
Privacy Notices
This Policy may be supplemented or amended from time to time by "privacy notices" posted on this Website. These Privacy Notices provide a level of detail that we cannot provide in this more general description of our privacy
practices. For example, certain pages of this Website may contain Privacy Notices providing details about the information we collect on those pages, why we need that information, and choices you may have about the ways we use that
information.
Types of Information We Collect & INsider Program
Information You Provide. .
http://www.towercitycenter.com/ collects the information you provide when you use your keyboard, mouse, or touchpad to submit information through this Website. For example, we collect information you submit when you register with
this Website, participate in a contest, purchase gift cards or other products, sign up for our newsletters, comment on a news item, respond to our surveys, or correspond with us. Some of the information you provide may be Personal
Information, such as your name and contact information.
INsider Program Provides services to Tower City Center customers that may include retailer discounts, prize promotions, shopping guides, and event information (collectively the "Services"). In order to use and participate in these Services you may be required to register and provide personally identifiable information such as your name, address, birth date, email address and/or cell phone number, and possibly volunteer other information including but not limited to providing valid Government issued identification to verify personal information (collectively "User Information").
Age Limit You must be 13 or older to register for these INsider Programs. Forest City Enterprises encourages parents to be informed about the potential dangers of providing personal information on any digital platform and to take an active role in their children's use of the Internet.
Registration / Opting-out / Changing Information During the registration process you may elect to receive email and/or text messages from INsider. Your preferences and User Information can be updated in the profile section when you log in to INsider.
- To opt-out of receiving email from The INsider, click "unsubscribe" in any email received from INsider and follow instructions if applicable.
- To opt-out of receiving text messages including SMS or MMS from INsider, text "STOP" to 55800 from the mobile phone number you registered with us.
If you Opt-Out of an INsider Program you may remain an entrant in certain contests or sweepstakes, please refer to the Official Rules of the promotion you entered for complete details.
Birthday Rewards Rules You must be an INsider and be part of the NowNews email list. In order to receive your Birthday Reward you need to have registered one month prior to your birth month. For complete rules and regulations click here.
Information From Third-Party Social Media Platforms . You may be able to register with, log on to, or enhance your profile on this Website by choosing to automatically populate the requested data fields with information you previously provided to a third-party social media platform (such as Facebook or Twitter). By doing this, you are asking the third-party platform to send us information, including personal information, from your profile on that platform. We treat that information as we do any other information you give to us when you register, log on, or enhance your profile.
Information Provided to Us by Your Web Browser . We collect information that is provided to us automatically by your web browser or mobile device. This information typically includes your internet protocol (or "IP") address, the identity of your Internet service provider, the name and version of your operating system, the name and version of your browser, the date and time of your visit, and the pages you visit. The information we receive may depend on your browser or device settings.
The information we receive from your web browser and/or device is not, in and of itself, personally identifiable. Generally, we use this information in the aggregate to help us improve this Website and make it more compatible with the technology used by our visitors. However, we may combine it with other information in an attempt to identify you or we may combine it with information that does identify you. We may also review our server logs for security purposes-for example, to detect intrusions into our network-and we might share our server logs, which contain visitors' IP addresses, with the appropriate investigative authorities who could use that information to trace and identify you.
Information Collected by Cookies and Other Technologies. We use "cookies" and other technologies to collect information and support certain features of this Website. For example, we may use these technologies to access information about the ways visitors use this Website or browse the internet-which pages they visit, which links they use, and how long they stay on each page. The use of these technologies supports the features and functionality of this Website (saves you the trouble of re-entering information already in our database or prompts the settings you established on previous visits); personalizes your experience when you use this Website; and improves our marketing efforts, including through use of targeted advertising.
The information we collect using cookies and similar technologies is not, in and of itself, personally identifiable, but we may link it to personal information that you provide. If you do not wish to receive cookies, you may be able to set your browser to reject cookies or other similar tracking technologies or to alert you when a cookie is placed on your computer. Although you are not required to accept cookies when you visit this Website and you may be able to use "Do Not Track" features of your browser, you may be unable to use all of the functionality of this Website if your browser rejects our cookies.
Your Location . Using GPS, wifi, Bluetooth and similar technologies, and with your opt-in consent, we also may collect real-time location information from your mobile device and use that information to deliver tailored content through this Website. For example, if we recognize that you are near a particular shopping center, we may send a message to your mobile device letting you know about a sale taking place at that shopping center. We also may share information about your location with your friends and other contacts, to the extent you interact with them using the social networking tools available on this Website. Assuming your device is set to transmit location information from your mobile device, our mobile website may collect such information even if you are not logged into it. We also may use location information to analyze the movement of shoppers through our mall to improve the shopping experience and mall operations. We do not link this information to a particular shopper or device, but instead measure general traffic patterns.
Your mobile device may allow you to adjust your settings so that location information is not available to any mobile website or application. If you have questions about the security and privacy settings of your mobile or tablet device, please refer to instructions from your mobile service provider or the manufacturer of your device.
The information we receive from your mobile device is not personally identifiable, but we may link it to information that could identify you.
Third-Party Cookies
In addition to the cookies Tower City Center delivers to your computer through this Website, certain third parties may deliver cookies to your computer for a variety of reasons. For example, we use Google Analytics, a web analytics
tool that helps us understand how visitors engage with this Website. To learn more about Google Analytics,
click here .
Other third parties may deliver cookies to your computer for the purpose of tracking your online behaviors across nonaffiliated Websites and delivering targeted advertisements either on this Website or on other websites. We do not control these third parties' tracking technologies or how they may be used.
You have choices about the collection of information by third parties on this Website. For example, if you don't want information about your visit to this Website sent to Google Analytics, you may download an Opt-out Browser Add-on by clicking here . Please note that the Add-on does not prevent information from being sent to Tower City Center. In addition, if you would like to opt-out of having interest-based information collected during your visits to this or other websites, please click here . You will be directed to an industry-developed website that contains mechanisms for choosing whether each participating entity may collect and use data for online behavioral advertising purposes. It may be that some of the third parties that collect interest-based information on this Website do not participate in the industry-developed opt-out website, in which case the best way to avoid third-party tracking of your online behaviors may be through your browser settings and deletion of cookies.
How We Use Personal Information
Generally, we use the Personal Information collected:
- to provide the information, products and services you request;
- to better understand your needs and interests;
- to provide you with a personalized experience when you use this Website;
- to provide you with effective customer service;
- to improve the content, functionality and usability of this Website;
- to contact you with information and notices related to your use of this Website;
- to contact you with special offers and other information we believe will be of interest to you (in accordance with any preferences you have expressed to us);
- to enable third parties to deliver advertisements, promotions and offers relevant to you;
- to invite you to participate in surveys and provide feedback to us (in accordance with any preferences you have expressed to us);
- to improve our products and services;
- to improve our marketing, including targeted marking, and promotional efforts;
- for security, credit or fraud prevention purposes; and
- for any other purpose identified in any other agreement between you and us.
Please see below for information about the choices you have about the ways we use your Personal Information.
In General . We respect your right to make choices about the ways we collect, use, and disclose your information. Discussed above are choices you have about delivery of cookies to your computer through this Website. In addition, we may ask you to indicate your choices at the time and on the page where you provide your information. For example, we may give you choice about the types of email communications you receive from us and/or our business partners. Likewise, before we collect location information from your mobile device, we will ask for your affirmative consent to do so. California Civil Code Section 1798.83 permits users of this site that are California residents to request certain information regarding our disclosure of Personal Information to third parties for their direct marketing purposes. To make such a request, please send an e-mail to or write us at: 230 W. Huron Road, Cleveland, OH 44113.
Email preferences . You cannot opt out of transactional emails related to your membership/registration with this Website. However, you can opt out of promotional emails we send you. If you wish to stop receiving promotional emails, simply select "unsubscribe" located at the bottom of each communication.
Do Not Track Mechanisms . Some states' laws law require that this Policy address how we respond to any "Do-Not-Track ('DNT') signal" delivered by your browser. As of now, we will endeavor to take steps to comply with such requests, but we cannot offer any assurance that such a request can be followed.
Previously Expressed Preferences . You may change previously expressed preferences regarding how we use your information. If you have registered with this Website or downloaded our mobile app, you may be able to change certain privacy preferences through your account settings. Otherwise, if at any time you wish to be taken off our mailing lists, please contact us using the information provided above. Please provide your full name, postal address, and e-mail address so that we can find you on our mailing lists. Once we have the information we need, we will remove you from our mailing lists as you have requested. Please give us a reasonable amount of time to honor your request.
How to Access, Update or Correct Your Personal Information
If you have registered with this Website or downloaded our mobile app, you may be able to access, update, or correct your information through your account settings. Otherwise, you may need our help. If you wish to access, update, or correct your information, please contact us using the information provided above. http://www.towercitycenter.com//contactus We will respond to you within a reasonable time and, in any case, within the time limits established by applicable law. We may ask you for additional information to verify your identity. In most cases, we will provide access and correct or delete any inaccurate information you discover. In some cases, however, we may limit or deny your request if the law permits or requires us to do so or if we are unable to verify your identify.
Steps We Take to Safeguard your Personal Information
We maintain reasonable administrative, physical, and technological measures to protect the confidentiality and security of Personal Information you submit on or through this Website. Although we do our best to protect your Personal Information, unfortunately, no website, server or database is completely secure or "hacker proof." We therefore cannot guarantee that your Personal Information will not be disclosed, misused or lost by accident or by the unauthorized acts of others. Any transmission of personal information is at your own risk. We are not responsible for circumvention of any privacy settings or security measures contained on the Website.
How We Share Your Personal Information With Others
Placewise Media. Mallfinder Network LLC d/b/a Placewise Media powers this Website and manages the information we collect through this Website. As such, Placewise Media helps us with our promotional efforts and conducts surveys
related both to this Website and your shopping experiences at Tower City Center, among other activities. In addition, we allow Placewise Media to use your information for its own marketing purposes. In particular, Placewise Media operates
the
Shoptopia Network, which is a network of various shopping centers for which Placewise Media powers websites. Placewise Media may use the information you submit on or through this Website to contact you about other malls that we
own. Placewise Media may also send you e-mails about Shoptopia.com. Please note that by registering on this Website, you are also registering with Shoptopia and will be able to use the same username and password to access the services
provided through that network.
Other Third-Party Vendors . We may share information collected through this Website with other third-party vendors who act for or on behalf of Tower City Center. These third-party vendors may need information about you to perform their functions. However, they are bound by law or contract to protect your Personal Information and, unlike Placewise Media, are only allowed to use the Personal Information to perform services on our behalf.
Other Users of this Website. . You may be able to submit User-Generated Content ("UGC") on or through this Website. Any Personal Information contained in UGC can be read, collected, or used by others. In addition, we may use UGC you submit for advertising campaigns and other promotions. By submitting UCG you represent that you have the right to provide such content and to permit our use, display and distribution of it. We may or may not use your name in connection with such use, and we may or may not seek your consent before using the content for such purposes. Therefore, you should have no expectation of privacy with respect to UGC you submit on or through this Website.
Third-Party Social Media Platforms . We may provide functionality on this Website that allows you to automatically post information about the actions you take on this Website to a third-party social media platform (such as Facebook or Twitter). If you choose to take advantage of this functionality, people with access to your profile on the third-party platform may be able to see the actions you have taken-for example, the items you have purchased. Thus, you should have no expectation of privacy in those actions. Further, if you choose to link your profile on this Website with an account on a third-party social media platform, we may share the information in your profile with that third-party platform.
Other, Carefully Selected Business Partners . From time to time, we may share your information with selected third parties for their own marketing purposes. For example, we may partner with third parties to sponsor contests or other promotions, and we may share with these third parties the information you submit to us to participate in the contest or take advantage of the promotion. Before doing so, however, we may offer you the opportunity to "opt out" or "opt in," as required by applicable law.
Business Transactions . We may decide, for strategic or other reasons, to sell, buy, merge or otherwise reorganize one or more of our businesses. A transaction of this type may involve the disclosure of Personal Information to prospective purchasers. In such cases, we will take reasonable measures to protect the Personal Information we disclose, for example, by requiring the prospective purchaser to sign a non-disclosure agreement limiting the use and protecting the confidentiality of the Personal Information.
Business Transfers . Your Personal Information may be transferred to successor organization if, for example, we transfer the ownership or operation of this Website to another organization or if we merge with another organization. If such a transfer occurs, the successor organization's use of your Personal Information will still be subject to this Policy and the privacy preferences you have expressed to us.
Compliance with Laws and Protection of Our Rights and the Rights of Others . We may disclose your Personal Information when we, in good faith, believe disclosure is appropriate to comply with the law, a court order, or a subpoena. We may also disclose your Personal Information to prevent or investigate a possible crime, such as fraud or identity theft; to protect the security of this Website; to enforce or apply our online Terms of Use or other agreements; or to protect our own rights or property or the rights, property or safety of our users or others.
As Described in a Privacy Notice . We reserve the right to disclose your Personal Information as described in any Privacy Notice posted on the Web page where you provide that information. By providing your personal information on that Web page you will be consenting to the disclosure of your personal information as described in that Privacy Notice.
The Website is not intended for nor targeted to children under the age of 13. However, our kids club program does have information that we provide to parents and activities for children under the age of 13.
Information Collected . We respect the privacy of children, and only collect information from parents or legal guardians and do not collect any more information than reasonably necessary to enable families to participate in the activities we offer through the kids club program. No one under the age of 13 may provide any information to or on our website and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under the age of 13. If you are under the age of 13, do not provide any information on this website or on or through any of its features, register on the website or provide any information about yourself to us. If we learn we have collected or received personal information from a child under the age of 13 without verification of parental consent, such information will be deleted.
In order to join the kids club program, the only information we request from the child's parent is the child's first name, last name and birthdate. We also require that the child's parent enter the parent's name, mailing address, and email address in order to join our kids club, and some of this information may be the same as that of the applicable child.
Sharing of Children's Information . The information collected regarding children under the age of 13 is accessible only to PlaceWise Media, our partner shopping center owner or management company, third parties and agents who provide support for the internal operations of the Website (e.g., contractors who provide fulfillment services or technical support to the Website). These parties have agreed to maintain security and integrity of personal information. We do not have any agreements with outside organizations to collect personal information at our Website.
Use of Children's Information . The information we collect in connection with the kids club program is used to allow kids to access games and activities on our kids club program website, and to send newsletters or other information regarding our kids club program to parents via U.S. mail and email to the mailing and email addresses provided by the parent.
Modifying or Deleting Children's Information . Parents can review the information they have provided about their children online, prevent the further use or maintenance of such information, or direct the deletion of their children's personal information by calling, emailing, or writing to us using the contact information provided above.
This Website contains links to websites operated by other organizations, including websites operated by our third-party service providers and other third parties. This Policy does not apply to Personal Information collected on any of these third-party websites. When you access third-party websites through a link on this Website, please take a few minutes to review the privacy policy posted on that website.
This Policy describes Tower City Center's current policies and practices with regard to the information we collect through this Website.
We are continually improving and adding to the features and functionality of this Website and the services we offer through this Website. As a result of these changes (or changes in the law), we may need to update or revise this Policy. Accordingly, we reserve the right to update or modify this Policy at any time, without prior notice, by posting the revised version of this Policy behind the link marked "Privacy Policy" at the bottom of each page of this Website. Your continued use of this Website after we have posted the revised Policy constitutes your agreement to be bound by the revised Policy. However, we will honor the terms that were in effect when we gathered data from you.
For your convenience, whenever this Policy is changed, we will alert you by posting a notice on our home page for sixty days. We will also update the "effective date" at the top of this page. If more than sixty days goes by between your visits to this Website, be sure you check the effective date to see if this Policy has been revised since your last visit.
You may access the current version of this Policy at any time by clicking the link marked "Privacy Policy" at the bottom of each page of this Website.
The terms " Tower City Center ," "we," "us," and "our" refer to Forest City Enterprises .
The term "Content" refers to all of the software and code comprising or used to operate this Website, and all of the text, photographs, images, illustrations, graphics, sound recordings, video and audio-video clips, and other materials available on this Website, including User-Generated Content.
The term "Feedback" refers to the Content you post on or through this Website that is specifically about how we can improve this Website and the products and services we make available through this Website.
The term "Personal Information" refers to information that identifies you personally, alone or in combination with other information available to us. Examples of Personal Information include your name, address, and e-mail address.
The term "Policy" refers to this online privacy policy.
References to this "Website" refer to the website owned by Tower City Center and located at http://www.towercitycenter.com/ .
The term "User-Generated Content" refers to all of the text, photographs, images, illustrations, graphics, sound recordings, video, audio-video clips, and other Content that you post on or through this Website using the social networking tools we make available to you and that does not constitute Feedback. One way that User-Generated Content differs from other information you provide to us is that, once submitted, User-Generated Content is made available instantaneously to others. Examples of User-Generated Content include comments posted to discussion boards or beneath stories available on this Website.


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by Team SOHHRap artist Doe Boy has nothing but love for his mentor. The hip-hop entertainer has come forward to acknowledge Future‘s birthday. Look below!
Rap artist Doe Boy has nothing but love for his mentor. The hip-hop entertainer has come forward to acknowledge Future‘s birthday. Look below!


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Expected result: JS (ES5) file generated and JS console output:
> Framework v1.0 initialized > Framework v1.0.1 initialized


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How to add DuckDuckGo to the OmniWeb browser:
- Go to Shortcut Preferences (in OmniWeb Preferences).
- Enter Name: DuckDuckGo; Keyword: ddg@; URL<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Finally, select DuckDuckGo as default in Search Field.


Buhari approves reappointment of NIMC boss
by Agency ReportPresident Muhammadu Buhari has approved the reappointment of Aliyu Aziz, Director-General, National Identity Management Commission, for a second term.
Mr Abdulhamid Umar, General Manager, Operations and Corporate Communications of the organisation, said this in a statement he signed and made available to the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja on Friday.
Umar said that the reappointment of Aziz was conveyed in a letter by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr Boss Mustapha.
“The President of the Federal Republic enjoins Engr. Aliyu Aziz to continue with the good work he is doing and take NIMC to the next level, in consonance with the Federal Government’s doctrine of integrity, transparency and accountability.’
“This re-appointment is in pursuant to the NIMC ACT that provides two terms tenure for the Chief Executive Officer of the Commission,’’ he said.
According to him, the second tenure of Aziz, commences on Friday (today).
(NAN)